amusements.
MUSICAL FUxXJD hall
SECOND GRAND CONCEPT
O? THE
HAEDEL AND HAIM SOCIETY,
Thursday Evening, Starch 3,
COMMEHCING AT 6 O'CLOCK.
Mendelssohn's Great Masterpiece,
THE HYMN OF PRAISE,
Will be produced by tbe Society, supported by the
entire _
Oermauia Orchestra.
Preceding which & short and SBloct
MISCELLANEOUS PERFORMANCE
Will he given.
TICKETS .FIFTY CENTS.
To be obtained at J. E. Gould’s, S. E. corner
Seventh and Chestnut streets. fe*J4~7ts
A GRAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION at
tbe -AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
■will take place on TUESDAY EVENING, March
Bth. Seats can be seenred at HHlebrand A Lewis s
Gymnasium, corner of Ninth and Arch. 1e25-2t*
jypjSICAL FUND HARD
M'LLE CHRISTIANA TEDESKA-SCHMIDT,
The young and celebrated Violin Virtuoso,
Will give a grand
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAR CONCERT,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 27, 1864,
AT THE
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Sbe wilt be assisted by
Mrs. BEHRENS,
_TheUistinguisbed Soprano.
Mr. DROUGHMAN,
The Favorite Flutist, and other Artists.
Mad. FERRIER,
From Baltimore, the well-known Pianist.
Tickets 50 cents.
Reserved Seats SI 00
Doors open at 7 o'clock. To commence at 8
o’clock. _ ,
Tbe sale of Tickets will begin on Thursday,Feb.
25, at Mr. Gonld’s Mnsie Store, Seventh and
Chestnut Btreets. fe24-4t*
BT. WHITE’S
. FOURTH ANNUAR CONCERT,
For the Benefit ol tbe
PENN WIDOW’S ASYRUM,
Will take place at tbe
AMERICAN MECHANICS' HARR,
CORNER FOURTH AND GEORGE STREETS,
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 25, 1864.
Tbe following Radies and Gentlemen have very
kindly volunteered their services:
Rady Amateurs, Miss Emma Wells, Mrs. Re
becca Davies.
Mr. N. B. Vacbe, Mr. Thomas Rawlings, Mr.
Samuel Davies, Mr. A. R. Dutcher, Mr. Wm. A.
Briscoe, and others, embracing a powerfnl chorus.
Prof. H. A. CLARKE will preside at tbe piano.
Tickets, 25 cents.
Concert to commence at 8 o’ clock. fe24-2t#
MBS. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE, ARCH street, above Sixth.
Second and Rast Week of Miss GARORINE
ETCHINGS and ENGRISH OPERA TROUPE.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, Feb. 25,
THE ENCHANTRESS.
Stella, the Enchantress. ..Miss Caroline Richings
Bamir. Mr. E. Segnin
Don Silvio Mr. W. G. Hill
FoTte Brachio..... Mr. Peakes
Friday, Farewell Testimonial Benefit to Miss
CAROLINE RICHINGS.
On Monday, Mrs. JOHN DREW in
THE MAGIC MARRIAGE.
Prices as usual.
Curtain rises at 7 }( o’ clock.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
Lessee.... Mrs. M. A. GARRETTSOK
THIS (Thursday! EVENING, Feb. 25, 1864,
GRAND DOUBLE BILL—LUCILLE WES
TERN in Six Characters. The great Irish drama
of ROBERT EMMETT. The performance will
commence with Celeste’s protean drama, called
SATAN IN PARIS.
In which Lucille Western will sustain Six Versa
tile characters. After which, the patriotic drama
of
ROBERT EMMETT; or, Treason and Rebellion.
To-morrow, farewell benefit of Lncille Western,
When wUI be produced THE FRENCH SPY.
Seats may be seenred from 9 till 3 at Box Office.
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 7%.
GROVER’S CHESTNUT ST. THEATRE.
LEONARD GROVER ..Manager
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, Feb. 25,
COLLEEN BAWN,
08, THE
BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN.
. Elly O’ Connor. ...Miss Sophy Gimber
Anne Chnte... ........Miss Effie Germon
Mrs. Creagan. ...Mrs. M. A. Chapman
ShelahMann Miss Annie Ward
Myles-Na-Copaleen Mr. Walter Lennox
Danny Mann Mr. Ben Rogers
Father Tom Mr. Harry Pearson
Hardress Creagan Mr. F. Mordaunt
Kyrle Daly Mr. T. H. Knight
Corrigan Mr. W. A. Donaldson
Berty O’More.. Mr. R. H. Everett
Friday, TICKET-OF-REAVE MAN.
—THIRD FAMILY MATINEE ENTERTAIN
MENT ON SATURDAY NEXT, Feb. 27.
Due notice will be given of the Programme.
Admission—Dress Circle and Parquet, 50c; Or
chestra, 75c; Familv Circle, 25c. Seats secured
without extra charge.
QARL WOIFSOHR’S CLASSICAL
SOIREES,
Tlie subscribers are respectfully informed that
the THIRD SOIREE OF THE SEASON
■Will take place ou
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, Feb. 27, ISCI,
AT the fe24-4t,
FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Concert hall, -
CHESTNUT street, above TWELFTH.'
Engagement of
MR. DE CORDOVA, '
The popular and celebrated vj
HUMOROUS
LECTURER AND POET,
. TO GIVE
A Oonree of Three of his Most -
POPULAR LECTURES.
First Lecture THURSDAY, Feb. 25th
Subject. COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE
THURSDAY, March 3d
Snbject..Mß. PERKINS’S CHRISTMAS DIN
"-rfrear.,,.. „ (A Tale of Shoddy.)
Third Lecture ..THURSDAY, March 10th
S?"-) 1504 FIRST BA.BY
Tickets for the Course, SI. (A ° f Home - }
* Single admission, 50 cents,
Tx?i? r s^ e at the Principal Stores and office of the
Hall. Doors open at 7. Lecture at 9. fe2*2-4ts
rnHE INVENTORS OF AMERICA,
h4dFIRTH’S ByC - S ° HUSSEI ‘ L -
.. .. DERBY DAY,
the most interesting
PAINTINGS
of the day,
ON exhibition for a
.„ ■ . SHORT TIME.
AT EARLE’ S GALLERIES,
AuivnccTmiT 816 CHESTNUT STREET.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE OTS. fe2o-12t$
EIOTUBE,
AT t£ 1 1 < 25 et hall lecture room,
•rorm™“Ort Season, commencing
TH 25, IbOt,
PATmltaw?« il 4? m8 ’ s Celebrated.
Tils OF THE BIBLE.
Of the Sacred Smsn? omi,l « etß aud finished Painting
over mSgr 3 world ’ oom P Ti3in «
Of TH ? L ™ <} SCENES
tory, thousand years of Biblical His
tions of ttfage Mtog her one of the finest exhibi-
o’,dock.
o’cl°o n ch Wednesday and Saturday
Admission for Children, is cents.
M
•leventhstreet opera house.
“THE FAMILY RESORT.”
AND DIXEY’S MINSTRELS.
the great Of the WORLD)
Sple tt( ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,
' P Dancing, L&ghable
TWpwtv ™^ 011 Scenes, &c., &c.. bv
EVERy T tpv#J^? ED ARTISTS, y
Ticket^2s C6^ E NING THIS WEEK.
felB.3m§ J.L CiSN&cV 17 “’-clock.
Business Manager.
jiySfsSilpgS,^.,.
Arch street. Teacher of Tin* Jt’.. I ** Carpenter, e*2s
fe23-6t*
T*^in3||R|F<3oS|Egj
.Signor BUTZ -will appear in His Bonnier o«t
ovdS* 18 ItSF?; evening, commencing 1
° cl°clt, and Wednesday and Saturday afternonvJt'
at 3. Admission 25 cents. OHUdren is cents f(S4
of music,
GERMAN OPERA,
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
TO
CARL ANSCHUTZ,
Thiß Evening, Thursday, Feb. 25.
and only appearance in Philadelphia of
MADAME ROTTER
“A NIGHT IN GRENADA,”
Grand Romantic Opera, by O. Kreutzer.
The Prince Regent Herr STEINEOKE
Gomez Herr HABERMANN
Herr GRAFF
GABRIERRE , ....Mad. ROTTER
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Parquet, Parquet Circle and Balcony. ..,,..31 00
Family Circle...... 60
A mphitheatre 25
No extra charge ior Reserved Seats.
Boors open at 7, Opera commences at 8. It
MERIUAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY EVENING, February 26, 1861,
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF
THE SEASON,
Tbe Company having to appeaT In Washington on
Monday next.
Gounod’s Grand Opera, in five acts, of
Will be presented, with the following splendid
cast:
Faust .....Herr HIMMER
Mephistophel.es; Herr HERMANNS
Marguerite Mad. FREDERTUI
Siebel Mad. JOHANNSEN
Valentine Herr STEINECKE
Martha ...Mad. LAROCHE
New Scenery in the fifth act, painted by Heister.
The whole of the beautiful Midsummer Night’s
Scene will be given. A full Military Baud will
play in the fourth act.
Coadnctor. CARL ANSCHUTZ.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 27,
GRAND MATINEE AND LAST PERFOBM-
ANCE.
CARDS OF ADMISSION.
Parquet, Parquet Circle and Balcony $1 00
Family Circle -.50 cents
Amphitheatre g. 25 cents
To be obtained at the Academy of Music and J.
E. Gould’s, Seventh and Chestnut. No extra
charge lor reserved seats.
' Doors open at Performance to commence at
8 o’clock. feis-2t*
PHILADELPHIA, Fei'.buaey 22, 1861.
To Miss Caeolixs Biciiixgs —
J/atlam.* A high appreciation oi your efforts to
reproduce English Opera in this country, our
personal respect for your proiessional attainments
and social character, and a fervent desire to aid
a substantial token of onr es
timation prior to yonr depaiture for California,
indnce us to request your acceptance of a Complin
mentary Benelit at onr hands, to take place on
any evening yonr.time and convenience may sug
gest.
■Wishing yon every success in your laudable'
undertaking, and a speedy return to our city,
■where we are assured a hearty welcome will
always await you, we are yonr well-wishers and
admirers,
James Page,
Fred. G. Wolbert,
' Joseph Enu,
John Castnex,
John P. Thompson,
Charles T. Yerkes,
Michael M. Biter,
Samuel J. Christian,
James C. Kelch,
Thomas Allen,
Charles Gilpin,
Daniel Dougherty,
W. H. Gatzmer,
i B. H. Brewster,
Edwin A. Hendry
Watson Malone,
Joseph N. Bnllock,
John D. Hardy,
Philadelphia, Feb. 24, 18C4.
Messrs. James Page, B. H. Bebwsthe, Oh as.
GILI-IX, AMD MAST OTHERS :
Gentlrmcn; Your very flattering communication,
sow before me, calls forth the warmest apprecia
tion on my part, and I find difficulty in expressing
my gratitude fer this,as -well as many other faTots
■which have beer showered by my fellow-citizens
upon me.
It would be useless for me to multiply word 6
upon the matter; therefore, I will confine myself
to a simple bnt heartfelt “thank you,” coupled
with the assurance that whereTer iny lot may be
cast the memory of my "home,” and the many
kind friends who dwell there, will erer be my
brightest souxenir, my proudest boast.
On Friday eyening next, I shall be most happy
to acknowledge, in person, your kind compliment,
and till then subscribe myself
Your humble ser-rant,
lts CAROLINE M. RIOHINGS.
CLASSICAL MUSlC—Messrs. CROSS and
JARVIS will giye their SECOND SOIREE
of the Season, in the FOYER or the ACADEMY,
on TU ESDAY EVENING, March Ist fe2.it! j
Germania orchestra Public itenoar.
sals eyery Saturday at 3 % o' cloek, P. M., at
the MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single tickets, 35
oents; packages of six tickets, 81. To be had at
Andri's, 1104 Chestnut street; J. E. Gould,
Seventh and Chestnut, and at the hall door. <scl3
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THJt
SiNE ARTS,
1625 CHESTNUT STREET.
Open daily (Sundays excepted) from S A. M. till
(P. M. Admittance 25 cents. Children half-price.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IypCLELLAN’ S LyFE AND CAMPAIGNS
READY THIS DAY.
THE LIFE, CAMPAIGNS AND SERVICES
or
GENERAL McOLELLAN.
Price 50 cents in paper, or 75 cents in cloth,
THE LIFE, CAMPAIGNS AND PUBLIC
SERVICES OF MAJOR-GENERAL GEORGE
B. McCLELLAN, the Hero of WESTERN VIR
GINIA, SOUTHMOUNTAIN and ANTIETAM,
with a full history of all his CAMPAIGNS-and
and &ls REPORTS AND CORRE
SPONDENCE WITH THE WAR DEPART
MENT AND THE PRESIDENT, in relation to
them, from the time he first took the field in this
war, until.he was finally relieyed from command,
after the Battle of Antiotam. Complete in one
large volume of 200 pages, with a Pot trait of Gen.
McClellan. Price SO cent# in paper, or 7 a cents in'
cloth.
This work should he read by all, as it contains
the most complete history of the war ever written
or published.
Canyassers, Booksellers, News Agents, Sutlers,
Pedlars and all others, will please send on their
orders at once for what they may want of the above
Book to the publishers.
It is published and for sale at the Cheapest Book
House in the world to buy or send for a stock of
books, which is at
T. B. PETERSON Se BROTHERS,
No. 306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Copies sent eyery where free of postage on receipt
of price. j u
ftl9-2ms
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—The time for
receiving Proposals to BUILD THE BRIDGE
OVER, THE COHOOKSINK CREEK, at DEL-'
AWARE Avenue, is hereby extended until MON
DAY, February a 9, 1861.
Scaled Proposals will be received at the Depart
ment of Highways, southwest corner of FIFTH
and WALNUT streets, until MONDAY, 29th
■inst., at 3)4 V clock, P. H., for the construction
and erection of an Iron Pratt Truss Bridge over
the Oohocksink Creek, on Delaware Avenue, and
raise, rectfcb and repave the approaches. Plan
and Specification may be seen at the Department
of Surveys.
All Bidders are invited to be present at the time
and place above noted, when the bids received will
he opened.
No bid will be received unless a bond Is given
agTeeably to Ordinance approved May 25th, 18(0.
I W. W. SMEDLEY,
fe2s-3ts Chief Oommißsioner of Highways. H
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN : PHILADELPHIA; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 18114
amusements.
GERMAN - OPEEA.
FATJST
John G. Clothier,
Joseph S. Money,
James O' Conner,
Ettwaril Simpson,
Philip Stahl,
Isaiah Pascoe,
M. Flonunerf.lt,
’'T. H. Thomas,
Samncl T. Moore,
Lewis Gillingham,
Lewis Carson,
John Mortimer,
George H. Brusstar,
J. Magee,
Robert Ritchie,
Wm. Sutherland,
W. Samuels.
PROPOSALS.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
«sa ORPHANS’ COURT SALE.—Estate- of
la JACOB PETERS, deceased JAMES A.
FREEMAN, Auctioneer —Under authorjtyoftee
Orphans’ Court of the City and Cdnnty of Phua
delphia, will be sold at public sale, on WEDNES
DAY, March 16, 1861, at 12 o’ clock, at m-
PHILADELPHIA EXD&ANGE, the-toltovrau
described Real Estate, late the property pf Jacoo
Peters, deceased, viz: , n ._. ( , t, a «jn.
Rift i YNo 6 in the order of Uonrt.) Ha.wu.
ShMF'ttFSIDENCJE, No. 321 Rhea street. Airs
fhafc?rSm meSuaee and lot of ground, situate
P l ' rth n B°uee£- id (No E 3 a ' 0 t! city" of PiUladeD
P
wnSftS feetTogeiher with the right of a .water
coot-e 1 leading into Branch street, over and alco
ve said premies to the northward, as the same
now is nsed and enjoyed. , ,
B.—This is a very substantial dwelling, en
tiiel’v rebuilt by the late owner for his own use,
and'occupied by him until his decease. It has
every improvement and modern addition made
2. (No. 8 in the- order of Court.)— STA-’
BLES and LOT, WOOD STREET.—AII that cer
tain lot of ground, with the bnildimrs and im
provements thereon erected, situate on the North
side of Wood street, beginning at a point 81 feet
eastward from Twenty-third or N.xorfet, thence
extending northward at right angles to said Wood
street 54 feet: thence wesiwaid parallel with said
Wood street 64 feet to Twenty-third street; thence
northward along Twenty-third street 17 feet 7%
inches; thence eastward at right angles with said
Twenty-third street 64 feet; thence northward
parallel with said Twenty-third street 33 feet;
thence eastward 115 feet 10% inches; thence south
ward at right angles with said Wood street 101
feet 7inches to Wood street; thence westward
aloDg Wood street 115 feet w% inches to the place
of beginning; subject to the paymentof a certaia
yearly ground rent or sum of 5240 lawful money,
together with the free use, liberty and privilege of
an 18 feet wide ontlet or passage way, and to two
4 feet wide alleys in common with Jonathan D.
Sergeant, his heirs and assigns, owners, tenants,
and Occupiers of other ground bounding thereon.
No. 3.—(No. 9, In the order of Court)—THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, EDWIN Street,
20th Ward.—AU that cerium three-story brick
messuage and lot- of ground on the northwesterly
side of Edwin street TOfeet ii l „ inches southwest
ward ly from Poplar street, in the city of Phila
delphia; containing in front 14 feet, and in depth
36 feet. Subject to the paymentof a ground rent
of $23. '
No. 4 (No.l Ihtheorderof Court).—VALUABLE
HOTEL PROPERTY, S. W. cor. Girard avenue
and Ridge avenue, 9 Dwellings, extensive stsble3,
Ac., Twentieth Ward All that certain lot or piece
of ground, with the three- stcry brick Hotel, two
story biick office, nice three-story brick dwelling
houses, brick stable, car house, and one-story frame
ahop thereon erected.eituate in the Twentieth Ward
of the City of Philadelphia, beginning at the S. W.
eor. of Girard avenue and Kidge avenue, thence
extending westward along the south side of said
Girard avenue 224 feet 6** inches to the east line of
19th street, thence southward along the east side of
said 19th street 171 feettfij inches, thence eastward
on a line parallel with said Girard avenue 76 feet 2‘i
inches, thence northeastward on a line parallel
with Ginnodo (late George)street 47 feet inches,
thei.ee further northeast ward 71 feet inches,
thence southeastward on a line at right angles to
said Ginnodo striet, 42 feet C.y inches to the north
west line ot said Ginnodo street, thence north
eaetwaid along the line ot said Ginnodo street 13
ieet, thence northwestward on aline airightangies
to said Ginnodo street, 79 feet 1*- inches, thence
northeastward on a line at rigiit angles to said
Ridge avenue 100 feet 2*, inches, to the soutuwest/
line of said Ridge avenue, and thence northwest
ward along the southwest side of said Siege avenue
25 feet 10)$ inches to said Girard avenue and place
of beginning; subject to the payment of the said
yearly ground rent or sum ot $157 25.
The above property will be dividrd and sold in
the following manner, via: A. All that valuable
three-slory brick Hotel and the lot of ground, at the
S. W. corner ot Girard and Ridge avenues; 25 ieet
lOtf inches on Bidge aTcnue, 62 ieet 9jg inches on
Girard avenue;. being leet 3.V inches deep on a
line at right angles with Girard avenue, and 100
feat inch deupon aline atrightangles vrithßidg*
avenue. Clear of incumbraueo.
11. The valuable lot ot ground, with two-story
brick office, nine three-story brick dwellings,
brick stable, car hojise, and one-story frame shed
thereon, adjoining ,tne above on Girard avenue,
containing along the same 161 ftet inches to
Nineteenth street, 171 ieet G, 5 * iuebes'along Nine
teenth street, thence 76 feet 2*; inches at right
angles to Nineteenth street, ineuce parUlel to
Ginnodo street-47 Let 2 inches, thence eastwardly
71 feet 9inches, thtnecal nghtauglestoGiunodo
street Ai fcet’6?s inches to. Ginnodo street, thence
along the same 13 feetf thence at right angles with
the same 79 :eet 1\ inches, thence at right angles
with Girard avenue 82 feet 3 v inches to Girard
avenue. Subject to $257 25 ground rent.
No. s— (No. 2, in the order of Court}—GEN-
T EEL DWELLING, RIDGEATenue.-A.il that
certain three-story brick messuage or tenement,
and lot or piece of ground situate on the S. W. side
of Bidge avenue, at the distance of 25 feet xotf
inches southeastward fiom the south side of Girard
aTonue in the 20th Ward of the city of Philadel
phia; containing in front on Ridge avenue 17 feet
inches, and extending in depth southwest*,vard
ot that width nf right angles to said Bidge avenue
on theN. W. line 100 feet 2), Inches, and on the S.
E. line 9€ feet 1 inches. /
No 6. (No. 3 m the order of Court), GENTEEL
DWELLING ADJOINING.-All that veruin
three-story brick messuage or tenement and lot or
piece of ground, situate on the S. W. side of Ridge
avenue, at the distance of 43 feet 5 Inches south
eastward from the south side of Girard avenue, in
the Twentieth Ward of the City of Philadelphia,
containing in front on said Ridge avenue, 18 fee:
7,V Inches, and extending in depth south west ward
ot that width, at right angles to said Radge avenue
on the N. W. line, 96 feet inches, and on the S.
36. 95 feet 11 V inches.
No.?.—(No. 4in the order of Court) DWELL
ING. Smith Shop, and and Nine*
teenth st*. 2 front*—All that certain lot or piece of
ground w ith the three-story brick dwelling house,
brick stable,-and brick smith shop thereon erected,
situate in the Twentieth Ward of the City of Phi
ladelphia. Beginning at a point in the northwest
line of Ginnodo {late George) street, at the distance
of 135 feet 6)s inches northeast from the cast side of
Nineteenth street, thence extending northwest on a
line at right angles to said Ginnodo street 56 feet
inches, thence northeast 12 feet 11 \ inches to a
point, thence westward on a lino at right angle* to
said Nineteenth street, Cl tret3>* inches to tlu cos
line of said Nineteenth street, ifaenco northward
along the east side of Nineteenth street 36 feet,
thence eastward on a lino at right angles to said
Nineteenth street 76 feet 2\ inches to a-potnt.
thence southeast on a.ljne at right angles to said
Ginnodo street 7C feet &.y inches to the northwest
side of Ginnodo street, i; tnenc« southwest along the
same 4b feet to the place of beginning. Subject to
the paymentof grouuu rent or sum of 9<o.
No. H. (No. sin the order of Court ) 5 SMALL
DWELLINGS, BRICK SHOP, Ac., Ginnodo
street, Twentieth Ward. All Uni certain lot or
piece of ground, with the five threo-nt»ry brick
dwelling houses and three.Btory brick shop thereon
erected, situate in the Twentieth Ward of the city
of Philadelphia, and beginning at a point in the
northweit line of Glncodo ()at»i George) street, at
the distance of 119 feetO.V inches southwostward
from the southwest corner side of Ridge avenue,
thence extending northwestward on a line nt right
angles to said Ginnodo street 6U ieet 3 , inches,
thence southwestwnrd7l feelH'* Inohee ton point,
thence further soutliwestward parallel with
snld Ginnodo stmt 47 feet 9,y inches to ft ju>.i»U
southeast on a tine at right angle* to ?:i'd Gin
nodo street 70 feet 2 ’4 Inches to Uip northwest
line of Ginnodo street, and them e norllieast 11 lout?
the same 96 feet 0)4 to the place ofbpglhning. The
eastern part of snul lot being ft JcH whl -h Mntnuel
TayJor and LiniUiili., his wife, conveyed unto
Jacob Peters, In fee, subject to the of a
certain jeurly ground refeit of ftlu 00rth« middle
portion thereof being the. Whole of a lot which
Jacob 3’etere, Jr., conveyed unto the »aid Jacob
Peters Infee, subject to the payment of a ground
rent of $3O ami tbs western part being the whole
of the lot which Samuel Muuammon nml Chris*
tlan, hi* w*fe, conveyed unto Jacob Peters lit fee»
subject to the payment of a certain yearly ground
rent of 930.
K/“ Plan aud survey of the above promisee, from
Nos. 4 to 6 in the Auoiion Store.,
No. 9 (No. 7 in tiio order of ,(3onrt).— Large
DWELLING HOUSE, STABLES,Ao, /valuable
property, Eleventh street, above Girard avenue.
All that ecrtain tbree-story brljk Dwelling House,
brick Stable and Lot Of Ground, situate on the
west side of Elovonth street, DO feet northern™
from Girard nvenu-, In the city of Philadelphia,
containing in front 63 feet, and extending in length
or depth, westward of that width at right angles
to said Eleventh street, 80 feet 0?j inohas.
N. B.—This is a very largo and substantial
dwelling housp, with Inigo stable adjoining, occu
pying the whole front of tho loi.
Slot) to be pnld on each at tho time of salo
By order ef llio Court,
WILLIAM O. STEVENSON, Clerk 0. 0.
JACOB PETERS, )
CHARLES HEEBNER, 5 Executors.
ROBERT ORESSWELL, S
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
fe2s,mhi,ls Store, 423 Walnut at .above 4th.
REAL ESTATE.-JAMES A. FREE-
Bell MAN, Auctioneer. TWO NEAT DWELL
INGS, Nos. 913 and 914 South TWELI'TH
street. On WEDNESDAY, March 16, 1864, at 12
o’ clock, Noon* will be sold at Public Sale, at J“ e
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, tbe following
described Real Estate, viz—All those two neat
three-story Brick Dwelling Houses, and the
several lots on which they arc erected, situate on
the S. W. corner of Twelfth and Everett streets,
Nos. 913 and 914, each 16 H feet front and 60 feet
deep. No. 914 has the use of an alley leading into
Everett street.
*7- Clear of Ineumbrance.
S5O to be paid at time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
fe3s,mhi,is store, 432 Walnut street, ab. 4th.
BWAL ESTATE SALES.
m EXECUTORS’ BEREMPTORV SALE.—
Estate of SETH URAJGE. deceased.—
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer. EXTEN
SIVE SALE OF DWELLINGS, BUILDING
LOTS, and valuable-large Lots, ; suitable lor Man
ufactories, Coal Vards, &c., WASHINGTON
avenue, 11th and 12th streets, &c„ Second Ward.
Under authority contained in the Will of he late
Seth Craige, deceased, will be sold withont auy
reserve, to close the estate, at Public Sale, oa
WEDNESDAY, March 16th, 18C4,-at 12 o’clock.
.Noon, at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
*the following described Real Estate, viz: No*. 1
to 5, inclusive—s BUILDING LOTS, Temple
street, between 12th and I3th.
The building lot on the north side of Temple
street (which connects 12th and iuth streets, oe
tweeh Carpenter street and Washington avenue),
CO foet east of 13th street, 16 feet front, 46 feet deep.
The building lot adjoining the above on the ease,
ofihe same dimensions.
The building lot north side of street, 103
feet east of I3tn street, of the same dimensions.
The building lot north side ol Tempie street, 23J
feet east of 13th street, of the same dimensions.
The building lot adjoining on the east, 3)4 fset
east of 13th street, of the same dimensions.
Nos.. 6 to S, inclusive. THREE DWELLINGS,
Nos. 1012, 1014 and 1010 South Twelfth street. The
three-story brick house, No. 1012, and lot, on the
west side ot 12th below Carpenter, I 5 feet 4
inches irort, 7G# feet deep, with the privilege of a
3 leet alley, leading-into Temple street.
The three- Btory brick house adjoining the above
on the south, No. 1014, of the same description
and dimensions, including, on the rear, part of
the said 3 feet alley, to be left open for the use oi
thf-se three properties. . f
The three-story brick dwelling house, No. 1016,
adjoining the above ou the south, of the same de
scription and dimensions.
Nos. 9toUincIusive.—THREEDWELDINGS,
1020, 1022 and 1024 South Twelfth street.
The three-story brick dwelling and lot, No. 1020,
cn the west side of Twelfth street, below Carpenter
sireet, iGieet front, more or less,and 73# deep
to a 3 feet alley, leading, from Albert to Temple
streets, of which it has the privilege.
The three-story brick dwelling adjoining the
above, on the south, No. 1022, 17 ieet front, more
or less, and the same in depth as the above.
The three-story brek dwelling house adjoining
the above on ibe south. No. 1024, oi the same de
scription and dimensions.
Nob. 12 to 14 inclusive—VALUAßLE COAL
YABD and VACANT LOTS, WASHINGTON
avenue, above Twelfth street. A valuable lot o
ground now used as a coal yard, on the north side
of Washington avenue or Prime street, ISB fee :
west of 12tn street, CO feet front and 95 feet deep to
Albert street,(2 fronts). With the lot are included,
at the sale, all the improvements suitable for an
extensive coal yard, among which are counting
house, platform 6calea,feocing,Bhedß,railroid track,
&c. The lease will expire about tirst of July.
The lot of ground adjoining the above on the
west, 60 feet front on Washington avenue, and 95
feet to Albert street. '
The lot of ground adjoining the above on the
wert. 70 feet front on Washington avenue, and 95
ftet deep on the east line at right angles to Wash
ington avenue and Albert Btreet to Albert street,
the frost on Albert street being Si feet. Itndj iins
a triangular lot which separates it from loth street,
12 feet on Albert street and 26 feet on Washington
avenue.
Nos. 15 to 19 inclusive.—VALUAßLE LARGE
LOTS OF GROUND, Washington Avenue,
Eleventh and Twelfth Streets.
A lot of ground at the northwest corner of
Eleventh Street and Washington Avenue, having
a Jronrou each street, 100 feet. Three ironts.
The large lot at the northeast corner of Twelfth
StTret and Washington Avenue, UO feet front on
each street. Three front-*.
A lot of ground north side of Washington
UK) ieet westward of Eleventh Street, 57
feci Irofit ana uw feet deep to a 30 feet street, to be
left open for the «ise of the property'bounding
thereon.
A lot of ground, north side of W'ashiugtoa
Avenue, JUi iwi eastward of Twelfth Street, 57
fei t front and IWJ feet deep to the said 30 l'eot
suvet.
The lot of ground on the north side of Washington
Avonve, 157 feet westward from Eleventh Street,
5? ieet front and 100 feet deep to the. said 30 feet
street.
ay These lots are admirably located for large
manufactories, machine .works,, mills, ware
houses, or any business requiring room. The
railroad track in the centre of the Avenue, a fiords
great facilities, as the steam engines pass over it
from the Baltimore Railroad to the Delaware.
Eleventh Street i* here 100 feet wide, aul the
stieet improvements of every kind are completed
Ncs.2uaud2l inclusive—'TWO SMALL DWEL
LINGS South TWELFTH street, above Wash
ington avenue—The three-story brick dwelling
house and lot of ground on the east side of Twelfth
street, lf-5 feet 9 inches north of Washington ave
nue, 15 l 4 feet front, more or lees, and 73'.' Teet
deep, with the use ofa2}{ feet alley leadingpnio the
said 30 feet street. The dwelling house has not
been linUhed.
The dwelling house and lot adjoining the above
on the iouth, 15 * fee: front, more or less, and 73#
feet deep, including the raid 2)£ feet alley on the
rear leadiug into the said 30 fee: street the use of
which is reserved to the property above.
Nos. 22 to 39 inclusive —lp BUILDING LOTS.
—One at the Northeast corner of Twelfth street
and the said 30 feet street, 2u \£ feet front more or
less, ?3. l j fee: deep including on the rear end the
2 u feet alley, the use of which is reserved to the
two properties north hereof.
Fourteen Building Lets situate on the uorth side
of the said 3u feet street beginning at the distance
of 73*5 feet eastward of Twelfth street, and con
taining in front, each 16 feer, and extending in
depth, each 51 feet. On the two western lot* is
erected a brick stable, and on three of those in the
centre is a dye-houw
Three Lons of Ground at the Northwest corner
of Eleventh and the ea;d3o feet street, the south
emrnost 1£ feet, the next, i: feet, and the north
ernmost u» feet front on Eleventh .street, and 72-1
ieet deep. A leet alley across the rear ofihe
two southern lota to be left open for the use of the
three.
Sale of the whole peremptory, to close the
estate. Plan at the store.
Term* of Sale—upon the dwellings, the lots
fronting on Washington avenue, and the !o:s
fronting ou Eleventh and Twelfth streets, half the
purchase money may remain if desired.
950 to be paid on each when the property is
struck off. By order of Executors.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
f«25,mM, 15 422 Walnut street. above4th.
m EXECUTORS’ ABSOLUTE SALE—
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE VACANT GROUND—Ou WED
NESDAY, March 16, 16C4, at 12 o’clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale, without reserve, at
the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the follow
ing pieces of ground belonging to the Estate of a
gentleman, deo’d, vit-No, l.N.E.cor. Broad and
Jefferson. A lot of ground at the N. E. corner of
Broad and Jefferson streets 50 feet on Broad street
and aw feet on Jefferson street to Carlisle street,
id FvonJs.) Subject to 9310 ground rent.
No. 2—LARGE LOT, Norristown Railroad,
above Master street.
A lot ot ground, simate on the we>t side of the
Germantown K. R., and east side of Hutchinson
street, IK> feet north of Master street*' 91 fe?t 2'*
iuehes bn each front, feel 10 5 , inches deep ou
the north Uwe and feet 10 \ iuehes deep on the
south Hue.
No. 3—LOT OF GROUND, Northwest corner
Thirteenth and Oae* street*.
A lot el' groum!. *ituatu at the northwest corner
or ThirltHUth «u,t Uas, streets, containing a trout
on Pr»s eirret t« teet to a 3 reet atley; ihenco ex
tending In depth northward parallel with thir
t'tilth street su fret, thence eastward parallel with
Orss eirret 53 fleet, thence north wart! parallel with
Thirteenth street 7t) feet to Thompswu street, thence
westward along the same 7 feet It inches, thence
-sctiihwiiM 13? feet to a point on the east side of
Thirteenth street, t? feet t) inches north of Cass si,,
and thence 6 feet o inches to the place of begin
ning.
No. 4 —LOT OF GROUND, N. W. eorner
THIRTEENTH Bud BTILKS streets.—A certain
lot of ground being an eqiii-lateml triangle at the
N. W. corner of Thirteenth and .Stiles street. M
feet qq inches on Stiles street, and 92 feet 9 inches
on Thirteenth street.
No. 5 LOT OF GROUND, MIFFLIN street,
below OXFORD.—A lot Of ground situate on the
south side of Oxford nml WeßtsldoofMittlinstreet,
14 feet 1 inch oil Ox ford niid 50 feet on MltUin street.
Oxford street hem named has been vacated, and
tin) present Oxford street Is a short distance north
of (his lot. It is supposed tbnt tho title ot this lot
will ultimately give the possessor thereof the land
to the centre of tho vacated street.
Fate Peremptory. »W“ Slot) to he paid en each
When the property ts struck olf.
Uy order of the Executors.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
fell3,ml, IS Store, 432 Walnut street, above 4th.
4SS) ORPHANS’ COURT SALE.-Estate of
SSL TOBIAS PYLE, deceased. JAMES A.
FREEMAN, Auctioneer. DWELLINGS, .ME
CHANIC street, near ORESSON street, MANA
YUNK. Under authority of the Orphan’s Oonrt
l 2, r r. t . h ,S, T 9‘ t , ; L.!L? d -P oont y- of Philadelphia, on
WEDNESDAY, March 16, lHtil at is o’clock,
noon, will be sold at Public Sale, at the PHILA
DELPHIA EXCHANGE, the folio wing described
Beal Estate, late the property of Tobias Pyle, de
ceased, viz: All those two certain messuages and
lot of gronnd, situate in the late boropgh of Mana.
ytxnk, on the southeast side of Mechanic street, 73
feet 7 inches from Cresson Btreet, having a front on
Mechanic street of 32 feet, and extending in length
or depth between lines at right angles to said Me
dian ic street about 38 feet, more or less, to gronnd
late of Benjamin E. Oanllet. Subject to a certain
yearly gronnd rent of 334 50 payable half yearly.
8S r On the above lot are one lw story frame, and
one single 2% story stone dwellings.
850 to be paid when the property is struok off.
By the Oonrt,
WM. O. STEVENSON, Clerk O. O.
MARGARET PAXSON, >
JOHN PYLE, < Executors.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,' -a
fe23-mhl-15 Store, 122 Walnut ijtreet, ab. 4th.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
tE&»? m £ ioI4Y sale,- by orbt;a OP
la HElKSi—Eataw of NICHOLAS BITTEN-
HuUSE, deceased--JAMES A. FBEEMIjr,
Auctioneer, Valuable Tract of Laud Scuool
street, Mills, Dwellings, Stone Quarries, Wish.
olckon Turnpike, Twenty-first Ward. Will br
„''v‘ t t V»° ut an >’ rererve, at Public Sale, on
WEDNESDAY, March 16, ISGI, at 12 o'clock,
noon, at tbe PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
the loilowmg described Beal Estate, late of
mccolas Butenbouse, deceased No. 1, 17 k
Acres, Schoolslreet, Twenty-first Ward. A certain
tract of land situate on the northwest side of
School street, In the Twenty, first Ward, beginning
in the middle of asGfeet street, leading to Wissa
hickon Turnpike road, thence along the middle of
the.saipe f About -1670 feet, thf nc© by No. 3. herein
described N. i<3 deg., W. 13U feet to the middle of
the Wissahickou Turnpike, thence along the
middle of-the same 313 tee; 1% inches to land of
James Lord, thence S. 39deg., E. 391 'fee*. 4#
inches toa corner, thence S C 5 deg. , W. 414 feet 3
inches toastor.e,thenceS. 34deg. iGinin. E. 944 feet.
10 inches to School street, tbeuce along theVa-ne 261
feet IX inches to -he place of bfgiULiug. Contain
ing 17 acres. 1 rood, 3
No. 2.—16 ACRES, SCHOOL Street, adjoinin'’’
—A certain tiact of land adjom.ug No. 1. oa the
northwest, havingin front on the saiisoieet street,
1070 feet ?X inches to a point, ihence
SO min. W. 343 fret 10 inches to a corner, thence S.
27 deg. SOmin. W. 493 feet to a corner, thenco S.
55 d.g., E. 32jfeet, thenco-N. 05 deg., E. 315#
feet, thence S. 39 deg. *»i min., E. 921 feetB inches
to School street, along which it fronts 251 feet lor
the place of beginning. Containing 15
acres, 3 roods, and 44-131 perches of land.
i N. B—The above tracts of lands are in th a most
eligible parts of'School street well kuow as School-
Bouse lane. They are surrounded by elegant im
provements. But a few moment’s walk from the
Railroad The strtet is now fairly improved.
tST Flan and draft by which it will be sold may
be examined at tbe Auction Store.
No. 3. VALUABLE MILL AND WATER
POWER, .MANSION BOUSE, Eight TENA ST
HOUSES, &c. A certain, tract of land, adjoining
Nos. 1 and 2 above, and lying on both sides of the
Wissabickon turnpike. Beginning at a stake in
the middle thereof, thence 102 feet to the middle of
the* Wissabickon Creek, thence down th» same 173
feet 3 inches, thence aiong land late of Charles
Righter, ltSl fee; 7 inches, thence by the same S. -
61 d»-g. 15 min., E. 90 leet 9 inches to the middle of
the Creek, thence down the same 346 feet G inches,
tbence S. 31 deg., E. 166 feet6inches to lot No. 2
above described, thence along the same 811 feet 10
inches to a corner, thenco by lot No. I 130 feet to
the taid corner m the middle of said Wissahickou
turnpike road, thence up the middle thereof 453
feet X inch to the place of leginning. Containing
9 acres. 2 roods, 4.91 perches.
N. B —This property is valuable for the deposit
of building stone upon it. There are also large
three*story factory, large mansion house, 8 stone
tenant houses, stone bam, etc., on the premises.
*/" Plan and survey by which, it will be sold, at
the Auctkn Store
No. 4.—STONE QUARRY —VALUABLE
TIMBER LAND—WISSABICKON TURN-
PiKE. .A tract of land beginning at a stake in. the
lino of S- Welch’s l-.nd, thence S 65 cleg. W. 394
feet 9 inches thence N. 55 deg., W. 4ul feet to ihe
miudle el the Wusahickoa Creek, thence up the
same 247 X feet to a corner, thence S. SI deg, E.
JsG feet G inches to No. 2.- thence S. 55 deg. E. 320
leet to the beginning. Containing 3 acres, 30
perches ot land.
and survey at the Store.
There is a great quantity of superior stone on
this lot.
No. S.—PAPER MILL, TENANT HOUSE
and IX acres of land. A certain tract of laud
beginning m the. middle ot Ritteabouso street, :
thence nor:h 39 deg., west 3SSX feet, tnen-.v> south
03 deg., 14 min., west 225 feet to the middle of
Wissabiekon Turnpike, thence along the same *253
feet G% inches to the middle of Rittenhouse street,
ihence along the same 313 feetT** inches to the
place of beginniug, containing 1 acre, 2 roods,
25 <4 perches.
On the above lot are a paper mill, two
stories stone, and one of frame—stone tenant house
and stable.
Plan and survey at the store.
No. 6—THE **LO’G CABIN,’’WISSAHIOK
ON TURNPIKE.—A valuable tract of land with
a well established Tavern Stand known as the
4 ‘Log Cabin’’ thereon erected. Beginning at a
stake set for a comer in ihe line of.Georg* L. Har
rison’s land, tbence by land of Samuel W3gner
and otheraS. 65 deg. 55 min , W. 12*1 feet G inches
to the middle o; Wissaliickou Creek, ihence upthe
middle of the same, the several courses thereof
northeastwardly KSo feet more or less to the line of
George L. Harrison’s land, ihence by the same S.
55 deg. 43 min., E. 339 feet to the place of begin
ning. Containing 4 acres 2c. 25 perches, be the
same mote or les*.
jfc?*Plan and surrey of the whole premises can
be seen at the Store.
W^TERilS—a large portion of the purchase
money may remain.
B-7~Snie absolute to close the estate.
511*9 to be paid on each a: the time of sale.
By order of Heirs.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
fe2s,xnb?,ls SioreNo. 422 Walnut street ab. 4th.
TRUSTEE’S PEREMPTORY SALE.
Kfe Eiiat* of ELIAS BOUDINOT, deceased
JAMES A. FREEMAN,Auctioneer.-t6 STORES
AND DWELLINGS—FIRST BATE BUSINESS
LOCATIONS, ELEVENTH BELOW WALNUT
AND NINTH ABOVE ARCH STREETS.—On
WEDNESDAY, March 16, 1564, a: 13 o’clock;
Noon, Trill Jje sold at Public Sale, without any
reserve, to close the estate, at the PHIL AD EL*
PHIA EXCHANGE, the following described
Real Estate, late the property of Elias Boadinet,
deo’d. -viz.: Nos. Ito 1> inclusive.— 9 STORES
AND DWELLINGS, ELEVENTH Street, below
Walnut street.—AH those nine three-story brick
dwelling houses, numbered severally 201, 203, 205,
307, 2i9, 211, 2!3, 215, 217, and the lots of ground
thereto belonging, beginning at the distance of 229
feet 11 v inches, more or less, north of Locust
street, and containing in front each feet l!w
inches, and in depth 90 tee t to a 20-feet alley galled
Bnrd alley.
ftT" Clear ef all iiuumbrante.
)FYH If tclil ttyarotfi?.
Nos. lo to 13 inclusive— 4 DWELLINGS, South
ELEVENTH Street, below Walnut street.—All
those four three-story brick dwelling houses and
the lots of gronnd thereto belonging, situate on the
east side of Eleventh street, adjoining the above on
the south, and numbered severally 219, 221, 223
aDd 225, containing m front each 'i feet 103 c inches
and extending in depth 74 feet 4 inches to a2,v-feet
alley leading into Locust street, of which they
have the privilege, The rear 14 } s feet of the
southern house, No. 225, narrows 4 tee!.
BG* dear if {Uiin*H;)x>rane*.
Will be s*ld separate}*.
No. 14. —THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, No. LSi LOOUST Street—A three story
brick dwelling bouse -with t*e lot of pround there
to belonging, sltnate on the north side of Locust
street, eo feet east of Eleventh street, No. Luo, 14
feet 4 inches front and 37 feet deep. ,
ao-X'L-r of everv iucntnbranee.
»SIS and " -TWO DWELLINGS, GOOD
BUSINESS LOCATIONS, Nos. 141 and US North
NINTH Street.—All those two three-story brick
dwelling houses and the lots of gronnd. thereto be
longing, situate on the east side of Ninth street ad
joining, now numbered 141 and 145, containing in
iront each 15 feet lo# inches, more or less, and ex
tending in depth 99 feet to a 12 ieet street leading
into Cherry street.
H'ill ee s*id separately.
rtjr- jxt afccre frcinrlits are aU dear of ersry sit
es ;abrttace. fte tertmaf ike different tenants :cillea
pirs irliccen Man and September nut.
A?" .s'.nV of «,« tc.jolc £tiateperemptory.-
$5O to be paid on each when the property is
struck off. _ . . .
By order of Edward J._o._Atterbury, Trustee.
JAMES A. rEEEMAN, Auclionßer,
fdiAMht, lo Mo. HBWalmit street.
SKEAL ESTATE. JAMES A. TREE
MAN, Anctleneer. -NEAT THREE-STORY
CKDWELUNO, No TBS FLORIDA Street.
—On WEDNESDAY, March 16,1864, at 12 o clock,
Noon, will be sold at Public Sale, at the PHILA
DELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following described
Real Estate: AU that neat three-story brick dwell
ing house.and the lot of ground thereunto belong
ing, situate on the east side of Florida street. 219
feet south of Fitawater street, in the Third Ward
of the city, 16 feet front, 54 feet deep to Jessnp
street. Gas introduced, range in kitchen, bath
room, &c. Subject to *6O ground rent.
850 to be paid when the property is struck off.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
fe3S,ml,ls Store, 422 Walnut Bt., ab. 4th
®REAL ESTATE—JAMES A. FREEMAN
AUCTIONEER NEAT THREE-STORT
HRIOK DWELLING, No. 258 North ELEV
ENTH street. On WEDNESDAY, March 16,
1864, at 12 o’clock, noon, will be sold at Public
Sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following
described Real Estate: viz., All that lot of ground
with the three-story brick dwelling-house thereon
erected, situate or the corner of Eleventh and
Graff Streets, in the Tenth Ward, 16 feet on Elev
enth street, 53 feet on Graff street. Subject to 552
gronnd rent.
tar 950 to be paid when the property ts struck
off. JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
ie2s-mhl, 15 -yStore, 422 Walnut st above 4th.
BOABDING.
COUNTRY BOARDING.—WANTED,
within fifteen miles of the city, near a railroad
station, summer board for a family of six. Ad
dress, "Box 2791,” Philadelphia Post
offlee. 3 a24-2t*
THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE, 1031 WAL
NUT street, has been opened fbr tha lacepuo
of BOARDERS. Single Rooms and Suites, ana
with and without private table.
SHEATHING FELT.—LO WEED
ElasUo Sheathing Felt .fctffiApS
son*sPatent WooldlngFelt for Jteam
Boilers, in store aud for WiLDIAiUB
GRANT, Mo. 128 Soath Del«,war* utsum
REAL ESTATE SALES.
a POSTPONED Oii.RHANS' OOUltf P R.
E&IPTORY — Estate of PETER
WAGER, clecMisHi J.vilES A. FREEMAN.
Auctioneer.—Valuable i'JBM. 173 Acre,, witi
oa BETHLEHEM tain.
I,',®' s county, ID uiiles from 'hi
the T',::: 1 " ““‘kority of tiu ‘ Orphans’ Court for
March muf !u ! lt!romery ’ on WEDNESDAY,
at Publ cs, 1, >‘ 2o ’ clock Nuon > will be sol
DELPHIA ****'"*, at the PHIL A.
co. ntv’ frSSfiy tow , ,,sUi P. „ Montgomery
Hilltown tu’rnpfife* laid” th? 1 *^ 0 " 8 ®
Dojl B ,town to Noiristown. 3 mile' IT
J °“ s °p, t ‘‘, e ,?“ rt ‘ 1 Eennsyl van iaßat h\?d, ™ m i£s
anti 8 from DoyL'to\r? The'plop” ,v "bol°"ei
S Nomfw !^ ta! -;? lon!: !h * middl.of aroM leading
from Edwn Ti al ‘iff K House, dividing this tract
mP? W ik . Bartholomew's land s. 39 deg. 45
S 7 deg. E. n 2S perches and f.ve-S<ta ?
llience... .o deg. E- 21 perches and five-tenths to a
white oak. thence S. 42 deg. VV. -23 perches ? n d
two-tenths to a stone; thence S. 40 deg. 30 min v
80 perches add flve-t.nths 10 a stone, thence by
land o. Robert Goraon the following courses and
distances, to wit: S. 41 deg. E. 3 perches and two
tenths to as ake, thenge N. 55 deg. 30 min E 4-->
perches and three-tenths to a stake; thence N 41
oeg. E. 70 perches and five-tenths to a stone in'the
middle of the great road leading from Bethlehem 10
Philadelphia, thence along the middle of said road
tuelonriollowing courses and distances, to wit:
. 27 deg. 40 min. W. 6? perches and iwo-tenths
to a stone, thence N. 50 deg. W. 20 perches and
three-tenths to a stone, thence N. 5 de- \Y 14
perches to a stone, thei ce N. 13 deg. 50 min. W
an ? two-tenths to a stono, thence by
and of Edward Bartholomew N. 48 deg. 20 min.
P erc^ es five-t-nths to the place of be
g.nnmg. Containing In acres and 44 perches of
, The improvements are a large Mansion
House and large, tenant house, with barn,aedall ne
cessary outbnildines. The property is handsomely
located end conveniently situated, being near to
(■pools, mills, places of public worship, See. Per
■ ons wishing to view it, can call upon the under
igufd. Executors, upon the premises.
Sale Absolut®.
5500 to be paid at time of sale. '■
A. E. WAGER,* )
S. S. WAGER/ C Executors.
' JAMES A. FREESIAN, Auctioneer,
f&20,mh1,i5 Store N 0.422 Walnut st, ab.fFoiirth,
ESTATE-JAMES' A. FKclE
'?r7^4a. ’ —Germantown Residence 4
lISHER’S lane. Stone House, large Lot, and
fine Shade. On WEDNESDAY, March 16. PS!,
12 o’ clock, noon, will be sold at Public Sale, at
the PHILALDELPHIA EXCHANGE, tne foU
lowing described Real Etiaie, being the former
residence of JOHN LISLE, deceased, viz: All
umt lot of ground situate on tbe N. W. side of
Fisher's lane, beginning at a stone or stase, a
corner of a lot of ground granted bv John F
Grab© for a burial ground, thence by Fisher’s lane,
N. 59x degrees, E. about f«5 feet more or less, front
toa s T ake, coimer of land now of Dr. Wm. Ash
mead, thence by the same N. W. about 13 perches
13 feet 2 inches to a stone, corner of Neiser s land,
.thence by the same S. W. about 97 feet 6=; inches
to a stone, corner of sai* burial ground, thence by
the same S. E. about 193 feet to the place of begin
ning.
The improvements are a good substantial double
two-story stone dwelling, about 45 feet front, 30
leet deep, parlor 20 by 27 fret, hall 7 feet w;d®,
dining-room 15 bv 17 feet on first floor
Three-story back buildings 23 bv2& feet, ard on®-
story frame kitchen 13 feet souare. adioiuing.
Many chambers,range in the kitchen,gas throash
out, well of very snperior water at the kitchen
dcor,and not three minutes walk from either steam
or horse passenger cars. There are two frame
stables, each 18 by 20 feet, on the premises. The
property is deiightfully shaded by eld lorest.trees:
there are also much shrubbery and boxwood.
87“ Three-fourths ot the purchase money may
remain.
$lOO to be paid at the time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
fe2smhi,ls Store 422 Walnut st. ,ab. Fourth.
M PEREMPTORY SALE—JAMES A.
FREEMAN, Auctioneer.—On WEDNES
DAY, March 16, 1864, at 12 o’clock, Noon, will
be sold at Public S«le, without reserve, at tbe
PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following
.described Real Estate, viz: No. *l.—*2 DWELL
INGS. 1123 and 1125 CATHARINE street—All
those two neat three story brick dwelling nonses
with the lots of ground thereunto belonging. situate
on the rorth side of Catharine IS feet west
of Florida street, Nos. 1123 and 1125,‘each 18 feet
front, 57 feet deep, with the use of a three feet alley
leading into Florida street. Subject to ssS>t
ground rents (redeemable) each. Will be sold
separately.
No. 2.—TWO SMALL DWELLINGS AND
LOT, No. 1212 FULTON street—Also a lot of
ground on the south side of Fulton street. 9u feet
north of Catharine street (Third Ward), IS feet
front on Fulton street, and 146 feet deep to Catha
rine street, narrowing to 1 foot fronton Catharine
street. On the lotare a three-story brick dwelling
house No. 2212 Fulton street, &n*d a small dwell
ing in the middle of the lot.
87- Clear of all incumbrance.
07" Sale Peremptory.
551) to be paid on - each when the property is
struck off.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Anctioneer,
fe25,m1,1j Store, No. 422 Walnut st. ab. 4th.
MKEAL ESTATE—JAMES A. FREEMAN',
AUCTIONEER.—IO AC EES BRICK CLAY
TRACT, HARRISON, JACKSON AND BRID IE
STS.—FRAN ILFORD, 23d WARD.—On WEDNES
DAY, MARCH 16,1564, at 12 o’clock, coon, will be
sold at public sale, at the PHILADELPHIA LA
CHANCE, the following described Real Estate,
viz.: All that valuable tract of land situate on the
south side of Harrison and Jackson streets, and
west side of Bridge street, in the late borough of
Frankford, cow 23d Ward, having in front on Har
rison street about 200 feet, on Jackson street about
300 feet, and on Bridge street about 600 feet, and
containing over 10 acres of land.
This tTact adjoins the land of Mr. Baker, and op
posite the brick yard of Air. Wm. Sniedly, where
there is a good depositor brick clay. Openings
hare also been made in this lot. Harrison street is
just above the Passenger B. R. Depot.
4®- Terms at sale.
Plan at the store. $lBO to;be paid at the time
sale.
JAMES A. KEEXAN, Auctioneer,
fes t mM,3s Store No. 4*22 Walnntst.. ab4th,
a .REAL, ESTATE.—JAMES A. FREE
MAN, Auctioneer.— Genteel DWELLING-,
No. 1321 CHEEKY street. On WEDNESDAY,
March 16, 1864, at 12 o’clock, noon, util! be sold at
public sale, at the PHIL A BELT 3 111 A EX
CHANGE, the following described Real Estate,
rial All that genteel two-story briek house and
the lot of ground thereto belonging,, situate on
the south side of Cherry street, No. 1324. contain
ing in front 16 feet, ana in depth feet to an
alley, of which it has the privilege, leading into
Juniper street.
fcy $1,91)0 may remain. SSOtobe paid at the
time ol sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
fe25,m1,15 Store, 422 Walnutst., above4th.
WANTS.
WANTED.— In.a Counting House, a young
unmanied MAN, who writes a good hand
and is correct at figures. Address, with refer
ences, in handwriting ol the applicant, P. O. Boa
No 1613. ' - . fe2s-3t»
TTPANTED.— Wanted In a Wholesale Grocery
\ y Store, a LAD to assist in the Counting Room,
and make himself generally nsefnl. Address
BOX, No. 2846 Philadelphia Post Office., le2S-3t*
WANTED— A SHARE in the MERCANTILE
LIBRARY. Address, stating price, B. B.
H., Box 2866, Philadelphia Post Office. It*
WANTED Two active yonng LADIES to
lean the Retail Dry Goods business; also, a
nice yonng LAD. The best of reference must be
given. Apply at 702 ARCH street. - It*
WANTED— A YOUNG MAN to go to a town
in the Southwest. One who has a knowledge
of the Shoe business, and can keep a set of Hooks -
in.single entry. Address Box lt>3s, P- 0., with
name and reference. I
TXT ANTED—A good PAPER RULER, also, a
W BOY to feed a ralins machine. = Apply to
W. MURPHY & SONS, 339 Chestnut st. fe23-3t*
L" asrf FIRST-CLASS SERVANTS’
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE has always a good
action of capable, civil WOMEN and GIRLS,
Jni tirSlv servants and Hotels, and every -branch
nrVsrfiilness, *to suit. dll. 735 SAN SOM street.
Conducted by a respectable American
L«dv. fe!9.6t*
sm WANTED TO RENT, FOR THE SUM
tH MEB, a pleasant FURNISHED HOUSE,
acres of gronnd attached, in a healthy
locality, in the eonntry, within one hour’ e ride of
the city. Address, with particulars, J. S. OOX,
No. 122 South Second street, Philada. fe!9-6t*
PARAFFINE WAX CANDLES. -75 cases now
in store and lor sale, by the undersigned,
Sole Agent for the :
125 Walnnt street
le2o-7t*
BITTER ALMONDS— 20 Kegs Bitter. Shelled
Almonds just received and for sale by JOS.
B. BUSSIER * 00. > 108 and 110 South Wharves.