Daily evening bulletin., May 07, 1868, Image 5

ITTBUL lb NEM..
MILL BunNED—FI.I I .MU I c
night between 10 and 11 o'clock a fire broke out in
the 'saw mill of Messrs. Keely & Brownback„on
Sixth street above Jefferson. Owing to the com
bustible nature of the contents of the building,tae
flames spread rapidly and the whole structure was
soon involved. The mill was a three-story brick
building, rather poorly constructed. A large
quantity of finished work and a lot of valuable
tools were destroved and the machinery was al
most entirely ruined. Some lumber in the yard
took fire and was badly damaged. The loss of
Messrs. Keely & Bro wnhaek le estimated at $3,000,
upon which thew hi an Insurance of $4,000 in the
Royal, ,,, Frankhn and Spring Garden Insurance
Companies.
During the fire portions of the rear and side
walls fell out and caused quite a panic among the
firemen. A part of one of the falling walls do'
molished an addition to the mill which was in
course of erection. Three firemen were injured
by the falling rubbish. William Biosard, a mem
ber of the Empire Hook and ladder Company,
was much hurt about the chest and right arm.
Ile was taken to the residence of Mr. Haas, No.
1447 North Sixth street, where his wants were
kindly attended to. A ma named Lucas, a mem
ber of the Mechanic Engine Company, was in
jured about the breast. A member of the Fair
mount Engine Company was caught by a falling
joist and received severe. injuries. •
MILITARY ORDER OF TRH LOYAL LEGION OF
nix UNITED STATES.-/it the annual election of
e'..:ers held last evening, by the Pennsylvania
Cosamanderv, at the headquarters of the order,
No. 1103 Walnut street, the following named
gentlemen were duly elected :
Commander—Brevet Major-General George
Cadwalader, U. S. Army, late Major-General U.
S. V.
Senior Vice Commander—Commodore. John B.
Marchand, U. S. Navy.
Junior Vice Commander—Colonel and Brevet
Major-General George H. Crosman, U. S. Army.
Recorder—Brevet Lieut.-Gol. Sam'l B. Wylie
Mitchell, M. D., U. S. V.
Correspondent—Commodore Oliver S. Gllsson,
U. S. V.
Treasurer—Brevet Major-General Horatio G.
Bickel, U. S. V.
Chancellor—Brevet Lieut.-Col. James Collins,
D.,,U. S. V.
Chaplain—Rev. John Jay Pomeroy, late U.
B. V.
Council—Major..General Winfield Scott Han
cock, U. S. A...; Captain Jo*— , C. Howell,U. S. N.;
Captain Wm. A. T. Maddox, U. S. M. C.; Cap
tain Nalbro' Frazier, late U. S. V.; Brevet
Brigadier-General J. m. Hofmann, U. S. V.
COMBINED FIRE LADDER AND HOSE CARRIAGE.
—There is now on exhibition at the office of the
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, a model
of a combined fire ladder and hose carriage,
which has recently been invented. The new ap
paratus is to be so constructed as to be easily and
rapidly transported from place to place, to be
very compact, and the ladders at the same' time
to be capable of as great extension as may he ne
cessary, or as is compatible with the strength of
the material. The carriage i 4 constructed with
four wheels. mounted oh a suitable frame and
supporting two segmental racks. Then racks
are attached at one end to a number of ladders
and braces, so fastened together us to form a se
ries of knee-levers placed in opposition to each
other, and raised from a horizontal position to
One wore or less angular, by the segmental
racks, and a mechanism consisting of several
wheels to give motion to the racks. On each side
b, attached a hose reel, from which a line is run
on each side of the ladders in such a manner that
when the ladders an; being raised two lines of
hose are. also raised with them.
A BOGUS PBIEST.—A man named James McGill
was arrested in West Philadelphia yesterday, at
the instance of Father Martin, upon the charge
of collecting money under false pretences. He
represented that he was a Catholic Priest, and
was soliciting subscriptions on behalf of a poor
woman. He called upon the sister of Father
Martin for $5O, and when she refused to give it
to him he threatened . to curse her. He called a
becond time, and, Father Martin being at home,
sent for a policeman. McGill was committed by
Alderman Lungren. It Is said he was arrested in
New York under similar circumstances, but was
let off on condition that he would leave the
state.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSAHY.—The Mission
schools of the Baptist Church, located .at Tenth
and South streets, will celebrate their tenth anni
versary this evening, at the Spruce Street Baptist
Churn. The children have been thoroughly
prepared for the occasion under their efficient
musical instructor, Mr. James Speer, and their
varied programme of solos and chorussois is very
attractive, and will be admirably , carried out. Ad-
dresses will be made by several of the leading
Baptist clergy of the city, and the whole affair
pi omises to be a very interesting and successful
one. The public generally are invited to be pre
sent on this occasion.
SAD ACCIDENT.—MII3. Lewis, wife of the Ser
geant of the Sixth District Police; was badly
scalded yesterday at her residence on Winter
street, above Twentieth. She was in the act of
lifting a kettle of boiling water from the stow
when she accidentally fell over backwards. The hot
water scaytered over her head and face, and the
upper part of her body, scalding her in a horrible
manner. She suffered so much agony that she be
came temporarily crazed, and attempted to jump
from the window. Her injuries, though serious,
are not considered dangerous.
A WIFE BEATER.—William Herman, residieg
at Eighteenth and Olive streets, got' drunk yes
terday and amused himself by heating his wife.
Sergeant Albertson, of the Ninth District Police,
was called in, when, it is alleged, Herman seized
a poker and attempted to strike the officer with
it. He was arrested, and after a hearing 'before
Alderman Pancoast, was held in $5OO bail for
trial.
IN6ULTING FEMALEB.-P. W. Shindel was ar
rested at Seventh and Sansom streets, last even
ing, upon the charge of insulting females in the
grossest manner. Ho was taken before Alder
man Beitler, and was held in $l,OOO bail to an
swer.
ANOTHER ARREST.—Anthony McGarvey was
arrested yesterday, and taken before Alderman
iodbou, on the charge of having been concerned
in the assault on James Boyd, at a Cavern on
Martet street. west of Eighteenth, aim nights
ago. He was committed to answer.
AN OWNER WANTRD.—The Second District
Police desire an owner for five coils of hawsers
and a piece of halyard material, which were
found stowed away in a small building at the ex
treme end of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's wharf, at the foot of Washington street.
NEW PASTOR.—Rev. Dr. Kunkleman, from
Fort Wayne, Indiana, who received a unanimous
call to St. Mark's Lutheran Church in this city,
will preach for the first time in that church on
Sunday text. He succeeds Rev. Dr. Krotel,who
..oes to New York.
ItcrEnFunrsto.--Charles Kemal!' was arrested
yesterday at Twenty-fourth and Walnut streets,
on the charge of interfering; with the goat
catchers. Alderman Dallas held him to bail to
keep the peace.
Settled at Last.
The long disputed question with the Sewing
"Machine fraternity, as to which is the best ma
chine, has at last been definitely disposed
of and set at rest by. the unexpected appearance
among them of that wonderful family machine,
known as the "American Combination Button Hole
and /Sewing Machine." It at once carried off the
palm without any ceremony about it, and left its
competitors the, question to settle among them
selves as to which is the next best. In this
secondary question the public will feel but little
interest so long as they can be supplied with the
"latest and best" and also the cheapest in the
the market. Another gratifying circumstance
connected with this master-piece of machanism
is the fact that it is entirely the product of the
inventive genius and mechanical skill of our own
Citizens. These machines are manufactured in
the factory of the company, Twentieth and
Washington a venue, and sold at their rooms, south
-1,-eat corner of Eleventh and Cheri our streets, Phila
delphia. No lady enould fail to examine them.
A Ilene of Southern Barbariana
A eorrespOndent of• the Cincinnati Ciircnitle,
vvriting.from Chillicothe, °hitt, says : "Corning
out over the Marietta and Cincinnati road, on
the evening of the 22d vvi:lt Conductor Rndin,
bad the good luck to fall in company with
Messrs. J. N. Wright and S. M. MeMahill, of
Greenfield, Ohio. We had been talking but a,
few minutes when the conversation turned upon
the condition of affairs in the South. The
operations of the Ku Klux Klan, the prevail
ing rebel preference for Andy Johnson and
Brick Pomeroy for President and Vice President,
&c., were freely and radically discussed.
These topics naturally elicited sundry pa
renthetical comments upon Southern character;
and in the course of these Mr. McMahtll happened
to remember that he had in his pocket a relic of
the barbasm exhibited by the F. F.V.'s towards
John Brifwn and his confederates; and, pro
ducing his pocketbook, took from that recep ta
do a small piece of weli g finished leather of re
markable fineness of texture. "That," said he,
"is a piece of the tanned skin of Oliver P. Brown,
son of the fast ous John Brown." "Can it be
possible?" asked an excited bystander,
A full explanation was, of dowse, im
mediately demanded, which I here pre
sent, as substantially given by Mr. Mcviahill,
whose reputation for truth and veracity
stand unimpeached by any Who know him. Dar
.ing the action in which John Brown and his little
abolition band were captured by the Virginians,
Oliver P. Brown was shot dead on the railroad
track, near the United States Arsenal, at Harper's
Ferry. So soon as killed he was taken up, put
into a box, and shipped to to the medical insti
tute at Winchester, Va., to bo used In the pro
motion of the professional training of Southern
Esculapians. Upon the reception of the body
the students of that school took
off the hide somewhat after the man
ner of skinning a beef, tanned it, and had it
manufactured into moccasins,which, in the most
truly chivalric style, they delighted to use as
ornaments to their " blooded" pedal extremities
on all public occasions. The piece shown by Mr.
MeMahill was a scrap left from the cutting of
these "Yankee-skin" slippers, and was procnred
in 1860, at the Winchester Medical Institute, by
Mr. MeMahill, while he was visiting some rela
tives in the vicinity of that place. It was volun
tarily presented to him by ono of the students;
who, after a triumphant parade of the slippers,
and a bloviating description of the processes by,
which they were produced, heroically exclaimed:
"That's the way we servo the d—d Yankees when
ye come 'mongst ns an' don't walk afteh ouh
style!" _
THEATRES. Etc.
BICNINGS' OPERA Tammit.--!-Eichberg's comic
opera, The,Dootor of A lcantara, will be performed
this evening at the Academy by the Haminge'
Company. To-morrow evening Miss Caroline
Richings will have, tylienefit, in Pro Wank
m:
TuETiArit's..s.LMr. Jahn . Brougham will ap
pear at the Walnut this evening in his sonsAtional
drama, The Lottery of Life.. At the Chestnut
The Mack Crook Hill he repealed with Morlacchi
and other accomplished dancers in the ballet.
Miss Fanny B. Price, will appear, for the last
Ilnae but one, in 'Tangled Threads at the Arch.
To-morrow evening she will have a benefit in a
new bill. The American, announces a varied
performance.
MUSICAL Finn HALL.—On Saturday evening
nest the "Young America Minstrels" will give an
entertainment at Musical Fund Hall. The per
formance will consist of negro minstrelsy and de,
lineations. The occasion of this concert will be
the benefit of Mr. Samuel McDougall, the former
doorkeeper of the Academy of Music. Mr. Mc-
Dougall is well and favorably known to all classes
lu this community, and as his worthiness is an
accepted fact, it may be taken for granted that
his benefit will be a complete success.
Tim LAST BEETITOVEN MATINEE.—To-morrow
afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, Mr. Carl
Wolfsohn will Five the last of his series of Beetho
ven matinees, in the Foyer of the Academy. The
following programme has been prepared :
Sonata—F major, opus 10, No. 2. Allegro-,
Allegretto—Presto.
Die Rose, Spohr (by request),—Madame Beh
rens.
Romanza, in G, Violin Solo, Beethoven—Mr.
William Stoll, Jr.
Aria, from Der Freischiitz, Weber—Madame
Bebrene. •
Sonata—B fiat major, opus 106 (Giant Sonata)
Allegro; Scherzo, Assaf Vlvace ; Adagio Boston
uto ; Largo: ; Fuga a tre voci.
ELEVENTH BTnm'r OPERA House.—An attrac
tive performance will be given at this popular
place of amusement. 7'he Inipeachntent Trial
will be given, with the most accomplished mom
hers of the company In the parts; a burlesque on
Tangled Threads is also announced, together with
other burlesques, farces, singing by Carneross
and the company, negro comicalities, and a mul
titude of other good things.
WY3IAN.—The magician Wyman will give an
exhibition at Assembly Buildings to-night.
Legerdemain and ventriloquism are on the pro
gramme. Various articles will be distributed to
the audience.
CITY NOTICES.
MALADIES THAT TEND to impair the nervoui
,ysteni, such as N nuttaLeta, nerve-ache and others of a
tmilar chatacter, are entirely removed throtto the
agency of Da. TURNER'S Tic-DouLoommx or UTNIVER
NAL NEURALGIA. PILL, which increases the vitality of
the 9Nrvevluid, and restores the nervous structure to
a healthy state. Apothecaries have this medicine.
JouNwrox, Hot.Loway & COIVDEN, Agents, Philade.
BonGwAL INsTnumuNTS and druggists' sun
dries,
SPECIALTY.-All those gents desiring elegan t
fitting pan? aloons will find them at C. C. Dittrich
Co.'s, Continental Hotel,Ninth streetom this branch of
tailoring is made a specialty, and really warrants an
invitation. Always a tine stock of goods on hand.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
Florence Sewing Machine.
Florence Sewing Machine.
Office, 11242 Chentnnt wee!, Philadelphia
"A DISTINCTION WITHOUT A Dt FFERENCE.."—An
English paper has discovered the line which divides it
distinction from a difference: "A little difference frc
quently makes many enemies;" while "a little dis
tinction attracts hosts of friends to the person on
whom it Is conferred." The cheapest way to possess
an enviable distinction among men is always to dress
In clothing of the cut and finish of that sold at Stoael
&o.'s, under the Continental.
JUDICIOUS mothers and nurses use for children
a safe and pleasant medicine in BOWER% INFANT COR
DIAL.
CHAS. OAKFORD 4,V. , SoNs
Have now ready all the latest
Styles of Spring Hats and Cape.
Stores, 834 and 836 Chestnut street.
VatRY little voneration is vouchsafed to him
who wears an unsightly boot or shoo; whereas, 11
t 4 1).1k=12 and good•dtttng boot or shoe will always coin
mbnd for the Wearer more or less genuine respect. For
further particulars inquire of Bartlett, No. 33 South
Sixth street, above Chestnut.
CHAS. OARFORD & BONS
Have now ready all the latest)
Spring Styles of Hats and Caps. •
'Stores, 934 and 833 ChesMatstreet
FASHIONABLE BONNETS, HATS AND MILLINERY
Goons.—The ladies of our city seem to be irresistibly
attracted to the popular establishment of Messrs.
Wood & Cary, No. "12,p Chestnut street. They have
evidently won the affections of the fair by their sm
perb display of Fancy Bonnets, Ladles', Mears' and
Children's Hats, and cut materials of every description,
of which they have the largest stock in the city, at . the
lowest prices. For elegant and fashionable articles in
this department Wood Cary's store is unquestiona•
bly the headquarters.
ITAms! Rom!! Mims!!!
•
Choice Maryland Hams,
Very nue Virginia Hams,
Davis "Star" Cincinnati Hams,
I4ewbold's Celebrated Jersey Hams,
For sale by Mitchell Fletcher,
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COUNTRY HAMS! COUNTRY HAN.IS !!
Averaging only about eight pounds in : weight.
Very desirable.
For sale by Mitchell & Fletcher,
1204 Chestnut street
BOWER'S SKSNA BIOS, FOR CONSTIPATION
fifty Depot Sixth and Vine.
CHAS. OAKYORD & SONS
Bove new ready all the latest
b'tyles of Spring Hats and Caps.
Stores, 834 and 83G Chestnut street.
'DEAFNESS; BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. laws. M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear. treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most re
liable sources in the city can be seen at' his Mike, No.
806 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited .to
accompany their patients, as he has no secrets in his
practice. Artiticial eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
TILE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA., THURSDAY, MAY 1868.'
SNowomv & Bsorote,
23 South Eighth street.
Alts sircEnr,Nlrat.
Ara Sixth pato for Additional A174(1881111.1. , .
M USICAL FUND ll.A.Let.a.
SATIRDAY EVENIII6, OHL 6, 18683
Complimentary Benefit
MR. SAMUEL MoDOUGALL.
' The entertainment] will comprise adult:au§ from the
'meet p.pular .
NEGRO SONGS MELODIES DANCES AND CHARAC.
TSitto lu Ef.;(IENTEICITIES,
Itlf TILE
YOUNG AMR/tit:di MINSTREL/3,
(a company cf young gentlemen of Philadelphia), whose
performances during ;be past two years have received
molted and unbounded applause from delighted audi
ences.
The Evening's Programme wilt be presented in a
'limner that cannot offend the taste of the most fasti
dious.'
The Roneficiare respectfully. returns his most sincere'
and her‘rtfel. tbAuks to the :wends and patrons who hare
honored him upon this OCCRWOD.
Doors open At M past 7; performance to commence at 8
o'clock.
Admission, 50 cents; reserved acute, 75 cents. my6-itris
MEMCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
A
BRIEF BEAbON
ON
MR. H. L. BATEMAN'S
PAIRISLAN OPERA HOU FEE.
MONDAY;'TLESDAY and WEDNESDAY IB EVENINGS.
MAI 12. and ,
after upwards of one hundred and eighty representations,
the juetly renowned Opera Renfro, in four acts, by °flex
bach. the
GRAND DUCHESS
OF GEROLSTEIN,
With all its
ORIGINAL PARISIAN ARTISTS,
(MORON OF FIFTY VOICES,
AUGMENTED AND EFFECTIVE- CIRCHESTRA,
AND NEW AND BRILLIANT COSTUMES.
FIRST PRODUCTION HERE,
ON
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 14,
of Offenbach's celebrated operatic work, illustralve of
the exaggerations of Italian Grand Opera, entitled
LA BELLE HELENE,
received by crowded and fashionable audiences in New
York, for weeks past, with the most unbounded admire
ration and enthusiasm.
THE QUEEN BY MLLE TOSTEE,
supported b.) the
ENTIRE CI IMPANY OF VARISIAN ARTISTS.
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 12,
LA BELLE HELENE.
SATURDAY NI ,11T, LA BELLE FIELENE.
SATU RD AY, AT 2 O'CLOCK,
GRAND DUCHESS MATINEE.
ADMISSION. . . „ONE DOLLAR
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOIL RESERV ED SEATS.
Seats secured at J. E. Gould's Piano Warerooin, Chest
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AND
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VII TEEN D LILA R 49.
1. Mini() Mlle (Polka)
1dy11e.... .. .....
3. C0nv01at10n........
4. Graml Triumphal blarch
5. Grande Duchene. (Waltz)
G. Mabel (Waltz)
7. Borneo and Juliette (l'antnelo
. - -
Arranged by H. Clarke
8. Faust (Song), "In the Language of Love,"
used by ternaleslon of Oliver Dlteon & Co... Gounod
0. Flfres Do La Garde (Polka Militaire)........J. Ascher
10. Perle d'Allemague (Dinette a la Mazourka)..J Ascher
11. Marche Du Bravo
12. Don Carlos (Fantasia /Viral..
13. Grande Duchene (Quadri le)
14. Guarda' Waltz
. - .
15 La Traviata (Pot Pourri), arranged by.....H. Cramer
16. 11 Trovatore (Pot Pourri), arranged by H. Cramer
17. Grande Duchene (long, "It Is a Legend
........... .. . ..J. Offenbach
18. Romeo and Jbliette (A ir), arranged by.....H. Clarice
19. Bohemian Girl (Pot Pourri) IL Cramer
O. Champagne Charlie (song)
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DICKENS'S LIFE OF GRIMALDI:
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'l'. 13. I'ETEKSON R BROTHERS.
No 306 CHESTNUT STREET. Plll A DELPHIA.
LIFE OF JOSEPH GRIMALDI; the noted English
Clown. Written out from Grimaldi's own manuscript
and noter,by Charles Dickens. Only edition in America.
Price 60 cents.
IL
TDB PIRATE. By Sir Walter Scott. Being the
Thirteenth volume of Peterson' new edition of The
Waverley hovels," to he completed in twenty-six
weekly volumes, at Twenty cents each. pr Five Dol.
late for a complete set, and sent poet-paid everywhere.
THE HOLLY-TREE INN AND OTHER STORIES.
Large type, leaded,. Price di 60. By t harlot Dickens,
being the irugt volume of "Petersons People's Edition.
illustrated. of Charles Dickens's Works," is published
this day,in uniform style with all of the previous returnee
of thisedition. "this beautiful edition is now complete In
nineteen volumes amid contains One Hundred and Eighty
Illustrations on tinted paper, and each book is printed
from largo type, leaded, and is the only complete, as well
as the cheapest end beet edition at the price published to
the world, w it contains all of Dickens' short Stories.
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201 and 203 North Fourth Street,
Northeast corner of Race Street.
tinlB tfrps
IWIIJ I ti ifi4Azizito #: t tr;•
MARY B. CONWAY,
LADIES' DRESS IrCRINISIIING
AND
SHOPPING EMP
ORM E
81 SOUTH SIXTEENTH ST T.
puncumenie..
Ladles from any part of the United States can send their
orders for Dress Materials. Dresses. Cloake,lionnets. Shoes.
Under Clothing, Mourning Suits, Wedding Troeseau , Tra.
veling Outfits, Jewelryolw.. also Children's. (11othirm, In.
Pant's wardrobes, Gentlemen's Linen. dm
In ordering Garments, Ladies will please send one of
their user yrrrixo minims for measurement; and Ladies
visiting the city should not fail to call and have their
measures registered for future convenience,
Refers, bt Permission. to
MR. J. . RAPLRIGH.
1012 and 101 M 4 Chestnut street;
BIEBBIIB. H 01111414 COLLADAY & CO.,
Inhl4.Brn rp 818 and 820 Chestnut street.
SEAL ESTATE SALES..
rSALE BY OBBBROF 8E11014,--TEIOMAS dt SONS.
Auctioneers.—Very Valuable BUSIIIOB6 Location-8
Thretsetory Brick Dwellings..Noa. 407 anti 409 South
Front etreet, and two Warehoufes, Noe. 406 and 4118 Penn
street, below Pine street, 40 feet front, Via feet deep two
fronts, adjoining the Pattereon .Warehouste. On Tues.
day, May wanes, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be gold st pub ,
Boggle, at the Philadelphia. Exebasge, all that lot of
ground, with the buildings thereon erected, situate on•the
east side of Front street, south of Pine street. adloining
the Patterson Warehouses; the lot containing in front on
Front street 40 feet, and extending in depth ISO feet to
Penn street. • The improvements are 2 threelitOry brick
dwellings fronting• on Froutstree:, lios.:467and 409, and 9
warchoures in .the rear on Penn street, Nos. and 408.
Subject to an irre4oo l l ll able *reload re pt of 820 88-100.
'I i
M. — e above are very valuabie for warehouSes,
etotes er any buslneseri gutting a e lot.
Fr" Posses; fon from date of sale.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
ulyi 916 189 and 141 South Fourth street.
EN*AItIS ;SAL St ,
Xt.CHU/a& SALE. ESTATE N HAltitIET
Hingeton, DScegettl.—Thomas do lionsA,lietioneers
tle 4 deY. MC, 19th IW. at 111 &dock:Amon.:
bt- told at public sale,,at the Philati• IYhta r'xehange. the
toltou ing di scribed proverty, I.—Desirable three.
story I-rick t eat , once, No. 621 Spruce ,treet. West of tlixth
street. .611 that three-store twit& -dwelling, with *Via,
and tbroe4itory bat k babe lags and lot of ground; ,altuato ,
13
on the 011.1 t side of cortices t,treet, between .011ttll and
Bert nth street.. No 621; °entail:og front , on ti prase
street 15 feet ail pud extending imdepth 114 feet 10
it cites, more er less. intiodingtathill ll 4 :or a , B feet wide
alley. of which the adjoining propel - trim the east has the
lire as a passage Ha, anti water courwe at times ;or.
ever. The house has saloon, parlor kind kitchol on , first
floor; 9 chartbera and - dining roomon second floor; 8'
chambers on third foot , and attics; also, bath room and
Edo: e'reom .; gas throughout •, coal vault under front pave.
went., The house Is in good repair._
ir
tt-Cd late na , o , ers lon will ho given. Hoye at the Ant.
lion Store. Title undoubted.
019 Clear of turutubrance: .
. in e..Ldi cash; balance to be secured by bond
and
2. • I, Igo and valuable fonr-story brick Dwelling.
No. 620 Locust strset, ong.stite Washington dquaro, 118
ft et hoar. that four..tory brick mes-ease. with attic
stories and triple three-story -back buildings and tot
around, situate on the south side Leaflet street. of tweith
Washitgion Equate. between Bigth'and flow cth a Yeats.
No. 6AI; col taining.in front oh Locust street 28 fee, in•
cludris on the 'west side thereof, a certain 4 footp inches
st lee all y, over which-he said mention() is bult, audio
death 109 feet 7 incheA. Excel, lug the right arson of the
westernmost 1 foot 6 inches of the said 4 feetil inches wide.
nlbr to the ow urn, of the prtintset adj. , ,ining to the west
wpm d. '1 ho house contains 21 rooms, and, boa furaace,-
gas throughout, range bath rooms and water introduced
to-third story, and is occupied ad a boarding 1 10 1140 .
'ented for *1.50 per ar.blllTl.
August let, 1868, if desired.
rir Vicar of all Inca x.brance. '
'/ trms-48,000 may remain on mortgage, If deelred:
once cash.
M. THOMAS & Auctioneers
iny7 9 16 119 and 141 South .rourth street.
EXECUTORS' VALlik,-ESTATE OF lIARItiST
Kingston. dee'd.--1 homes & eons. Auctioneers.—
' klegont Country dent And itatm, 2354 acres. (Mph
Road, Lower Merlotti tonriship, Montgomery county, ?a.
opposite the 13 mile stone, and 12 tulles , from 6C/tyke,
Street Bridge. half a mile from Villa' Nova atatiOn, on
Pennsylvania, Central Railroad, sia• miles from iloush ,,
liocken and Norristown ono Knotting Railroads, and same'
distance from Rosemont Station, on Penns .Ivwla Con.
tral Railroad. On Tuesday, May 26th, laltd, at It, o'clock;'
noon. will be sold at public sale, at the tehlladelphis.
change, ell tint elegant country scat and farm . situate on
the ttulph road. in Los cr M ion lownabin. Montgomery'
county, l'a. and about )4 mile from $ llEt Nava Stalin *
kennolvsnia Central ltailroad; containing` ,511 soros of
land, adjoining hinds of John McKee, Dr. Attawelt , Robt,
Atkinson and Mhos. Thu improVementa consist of a
largo stone mansion,. rough cast, three stories high, tin
roof; having parlor, dining room and u on the
first floor; three chambers on the second floor and (oar
climbers on the third floor. in all lo rooms, and a fine
milk cells r and vault under the house; tenant h site built
in the same manner adjoining. containing 0 rooms; never.
failing water at the door of k itchen; ice house in porfeet
order and tilled. A no•x and handsome barn stone _stable
111A1 frame above with barn yard. enclosed by a good
stone w the whole built within two years, In the oust
Manner. about 35 by 48 fret, having every modern cativo-
Mower, and stabling for 10 bend of stock; chicken house.
corn crib Pia AMP, he, A fine vogetablo and truck gar
den; apple otehtud, large and in full bearing, with fine
lilt;tt '&4o. ClAirliee, pears, Ptriswho Ties, respbaries. cur.
rants. : land in a high stare of eultivatiou, and fencing
in 'coo order. The place is en a fine elevation. end - cos
inandlug ore of the (Meet views in Montgomery
minty. overlroking Norrfstr wn, and rits b•cn OCCAplea
by the lath owner as a country seat for over 30 years.
•1 be purkliarer will have the privilege or purchasing t he
stock sod fanning ituplournts, ‘te., and the furniture of
the t OAF e.
Pr' Clear of ell .uctunbrenee.
`.l C.l 6P-11 Alr the pIiTCLIASC money may remain on mort
gage, it de.,ired.
M. TIMMAS k SONS. Atictioneen.,
any 7.14,23 -1.35 and 11l South Four •11 street
E".. j. t BLit: tiA -1 Huai & SONS, A l - C (lON
;:: eel e— Vet y elegant Country dent -54aurtlen. and
Truallt Hoare Acres. Beaver Dam road,
111 istol, Buck. County. Pennsylvania, ahmt one
mile run the steamboat landing, mtio from
the railroad depot. the Residence of Joseph B Ilutchin
ran, Et On Tlletd , ty, May Nth, d):8, at Id o'clock. nosu.
i l he sold at public sale. at ti o Philadelphia Fxclinuge,
all that elegant Co entry beat of about eix Heroin( ground,
.haste on the northerly side of the dearer Mau road.
hich unites whh Walnut street, in the Vert .ing to to of
Bristol, Pucks county. I he improvement tire a
inrge and elegant two.stor) etanii lnnurion, wall..t ripped,
tins large It'll, parlor, with eliding (Mare. sitting- room.
dining 'urn, and kitchen. china closet and pain ry on the
Met th.oi ; 6 chambers and notrery on th secruni littor; 4
,tti les atone : ot , ern uteri% commanding a beautiful v ow
of the I:iver 1 el await., and sttr..ntm ding eotintry: batu.
hot see cold irate'. furnace. cooking range, &c.; colar
under the it hole home; billiard room lathe is Juent:
verat (la cu the sonth and in est aid , s of ttdi hon.e: wind
mill pun pp supplies tat house and stable with water;
t Ettli,le and carriage houoe, with accommod . gone
tor 5 hoist o and 6 carriage.; ice home. stroke
ho te, t•hluktii hetwe genteel two stor_v brick tenant
hires Vegetr Me garden, fruit and shade trees, ever
greens, grapery et t,.rrign grapes, &c.
itr." clear of all inctnbrance. '
Teims , -Onatitirtl cash- -
Pit May ho examined any day previous to sale.
Porret sl eti Juneau.
The above is Faunae(' in a high and healthy location:
convenient to churches, schools, stores, die;
bee picture at the Auction Rooms. .
M. TlitillAti & SONS, Auctioneer!,
ron-7 in ?I 1:11 and 141 Smith Fourth street.
IS Ili SALE. —THOMAP s SONB..AUCIION
" e er t ,.—very Elegant Country 14w.t. Mansiomeight
acres, Waverly Heights. Limekiln Turnpike, _Choi.
tenharn too mhip, Montgomery county, Penns, 9 Mlles
from 'Market etrect, 34 mile from Abington Station. on
the Nolit Pennsylvania Railroad. On Tuesday, May
1 pa l , lttB. nt 13 o'clock. noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that elegant coon
try seat. containing nacres of lsud, situate at Waverly
Heights, off from the Limekiln turnpike, Montgomery
ccunty. Penna. The improvements conelq of an elegant
mastic-lac. d ston • msrelon, built and finished throughout
iu the most substantial manner, and in excellent
repair; porticoes, high ceilings, parlor , sitting and
d Ming.room. kitchen. ironing and wash room on the first
floor; 6 chamber'', store-room bath-room and water - closet
, 4n the second floor; 4 chambers rod battProom on, the
third Scot; numemite closets; water introduced from
Private water works; large frame stable and carriage
house; stable has stone basement: room for 8 head of
stuck and 8 carrisges; has loot cellar and cart.housa,
eh clan-house, pig pen, ice-house (filled) and good milk
cellar. the grounds are handsomely laid out; very fioe
vegetable Barden in highest state of. caltivation. and
choicest variety of fruits standard and dwarf pear
trees, lib apple and 40 peach trees, plums, cherries, grapes,
strawberriea, asparagus bed. &c.
Ur Clear of all encumbrance.
Terms—fine Half Cash. '
ItS" May be examined by applying at No. Synth
Wharves.
klirTurn Rare, carpets. &c., which are nearly new, w/ 1 4.
be sold to the purchaser at valuation. if desired. • '
M. THOMAS & SONs), ,suctioneers.
1 ,, V7 12A and 141 South Fourth streets
.i.c..e.a.".he tTE—Triusteri & ONS' %LE.--
Handsome modern threestosy dorm Residence,
Queen street, northeast of Wayne street. giterman-.
town. Tor entyrrecond Ward . 85 feet front 163)4 feet deep.
,p Tuesday. blav lath, 1569. at 12 o'clock, noon, will he
old at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange; gin that
handeorne modern double three-story stone messuage,
with frame Mb ben and lot of ground, situate on the
southeast side of Queen street. hii feet northeasterly from
Wa)ne street, Germantown, Twentyaecoed Ward; the
lot contaleing front on Queen street 85 feet, and
extendir g in flepth 163 feet 6 inches. griroluallv
narrowing to 81 feet 2% inches. The
house is well built and handsomely finished with the
modern convebiences; papered *rid painted througuout;
large hall, saloon-patios, dunes room end 2 kitchens, and
,Anlip and well of waver on tile fleet floor; 4 chrmibere ont
'he second, and 3 chamber"; end ,tore room on the teird,
floor; numerous closets. &c.; gas introduced, with hand
-mare chandeliers (e bich are included in the Bale, f es of
barge); garden planted wan trust trees. shrubbery, &e,
Ibis property is within a con' intent aiatance of the horse
and steam rot road. pleasantly lecsted,' and in a good
neighborhood, with pavement and gas tamps to Gorman
, own avenue.
"'crew—Half cash. Immediate possession.
or May be examined any nay pies ions to sale.
51. THOSIAII & SONS, Auctioneers, •
levy 916 ' 1161 and 141 South Fourth street.
HALE.—THOMAS & SONS. AMMON."
E
sere —On Tuesday, May . 26, IBt3it, at 13 o'clock,' noon,
" will be sold at public sale. at the rhiladelphla Ex
change, the following described proverty. viz: No. L
Building Sites. Very valuable lot of 4 acres. Stanton
avenue, Rockland street,- Germantown and Norristown
Railroad, four fronts, Germantown. All that large and•
valuable lot of ground. containing 4 acres 01 ground,
eituate on the oa,terly side of t.tenton avenue, German. ,
'own and Norristown Railroad Itocki,nd street. &c.--
4 ft ents. It is within three minutest walk of Fisheer
Lane Station, on the Germantown and Norristown Rail
r( ad. and one Foam of Passengor Railway OP turnpike ;
hap a number of fine old trees, 9 nevenfailing springs of
water dc.
Ter me—lfalf Cash.
•
No. 8. Large and valuablo lot. 1 acre, Germantown ave.:
All that large and valuable lot of ground situste on the
easterly side of Germantown avenue, botweca Fishert,,
lane and Germantown turnpike bridge. It is 60feet front,
and extending in depth to Stenton avenue, on which it
has a front of 160 feet. 'The ground is high and beautifully
located.
Terms—Half cash.
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
Toy? 16 23 139 and 141 S. Fourth street.
ittREAL ESTATE-411.051A8 dc SUNS' SALE.—
Two and It.halt story Frame Dwelling, N 0.250 Du.
ponceau Street, w.th a Three-story .Brick • Dcteßing
in the rear on Acorn Alley, No, 229. On Tuesday, May
26tb.1868, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold' at public sale,
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that lot of ground.with
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the west,
side of Duponceau street,. between Spruce And Locust
i‘ treats, and bet., ten Eight and Ninth enact; containing
in front on P uponcean street 16 feet 8 inches, and extend.
leg an depth 60 feet to Acorn Alley. Iho improvements
estish4 of a- Two and a.halt story Frame Dwelling, front.
I eg 'on Duponcenu street, No. 250, and R. three.story brick
dwelling fronting on Aeons Alley, No :129.
Subject to a yearly ground rent of $l6 67.
fd. TLIO:4 AS t Of , Nb Auctibneers.
tn 17,16,23 189 and 141 south Fourthstreet„
BALE BY ORDER OP. IfEIRS.—TEIONIAA
g . t Sono. Auctioneero.—On Tuesday , May 26th,1309, 1 at
' 13 o'clock, noon, will be 'told at publio.nale, at. the
Philadelphia l xohange,the following deacribed propertx,
viz.: Tv , o Valuahie but uese istanda, btoree: end Inveli•
loge. Nee. 231 and •49 Bcutb street. west of Secondletreet.
No. L—All that valuable two-atory from.° mesauage and
Lot of gr , und, rituate on tho ?with aide of atrect.
coat of Third street. No 231; containlog in front on . Smith
duvet 20 1 tt,,inctuding half of a three feet wide alley.
and extending in depth 87 feOt , 4 i oehes more or lOadt aldot
two fr.tto dwolllup In fho rear. Vir:Oloot of all Inounv
brunet..
No. that valuable ttio.atory frame meaausg9 And
lot c f gro nd, rittPite on ti n ' north, side of . South street:
adjoining the a hove. No ' 299; containing In Mot 04 South
attest feet, including halt of a 3-feet Ride alley, al in
depth $7 tort. Together vx tth the privilege of an: ou er,
u inch leads into 'I Itiro street. Almo, two brick hointea in
the rear. Vlear of all ipeumbranee. , •
M. 'l'llO6lAB & SONS,
mt 7-16.28 • ••I' , ' and 141 South Fourth street.
B 1 nom sovsesax.EAL ESTATE. -•—
EiTliree.story Brick Dwelliag.'l , 7o:222tl ilutlahr it t? attilet.
Ivnt, of Twenty•serond street. , On Tun 4.y. MAY
19th, 1868, atTa ntion,loll be sold at pu blicnde.
at the Yhiladelphia Bxch nage,. all that' tht/80.3t0r9 brit*
dwf ding end lot of ground, attune aQ ., i o. 822J1 Gpthbtrt
ptroe,t; contaluthitin front 15 feet: and . extenapyiln d epth
55 feet to a 3 feet hte' alloy leading into Amon rect,
mill) the privilege thereof. _
SubJect to a yearly ground rent t
M. THOMAS dr S ° ONS, Auctioneers,
la) and 141 South Fourth street.
5 ~f~:.,j_ .. ~ d:i,.
EsTATE.—M. TllOOl4B & /111 4 41. WO.
tiopeetv.-412.31deedaY. Mei* 28th 1666, 012 &leek,
.„ boon will be sokt, atpubl Caine. at the Phllsdol phla
tycehanae. the follrodina described property, vis.„f No.
—r al
out Very detirable , foa ern Threastory Brick i) men
ham Nos. 2820. 2622, 2824 and 2626 North dread street,
above Cumberland street.— AU that modern three•strY
brick ineesusge and lot of grout.d, alttiate on , the westerly
side of Broad street north .4 Cumberland street, N't:664o;
, robtalninir foltr.nt ou Broad street 20 feet. and ectondlow
in d, pth 177 feet 10 it,chee to Dale street. The house stands. ,
balk from the street; has bay whistor. p +nor. Ainld
iroom And kitchen on the Unit fl oor; B,ehatubers ;
lia cry cn the second floor, and 2 above; ate introduce
bath. hot and cold water, water clo , et„ permanent w.
stands, portable heater, cooking vane, dtt. There La a
arass.plot in front. enclosed with iron fence. •
immediate possesaion.
10 May be examined any day prevlcute to gala.,
Not 2,8 and thee° modern thrdistory briek
images and lot of frrout , d,Hltuate on tho west side of Broad
Street. 'Aloft Log the above on the north, Nos. 1512, 2824.
4626; cart; 25 feet front, and in depth 177 fest bit ache*, to
Dale tort et They have the modern conveniences; also, a
t. an e stable with boa. 2622 and 2626. The houses st tad
back from the street; each have a portico,grass plot, Ate„
etc toted with iron fence. •
darl hey will be sold aeparatelv.
DI.T.IIOI4AiI SOVB,,stuetioneent.
t0y7,16,23 - 189 and 141 Mouth t eurth street.
F XECUTOItd• BALE —F.,BTATE OF 11AltalE'r
;a Kingston, deceased. t henput it Sons, Auctlone ,
Vfil , all business location. Wick
,dwellings No.
1818 Callow bill street, with 4 small dwelline,e in the rear
on t art on street, No. 131,1. On Tue.do.Y. 19th, 18 , 10. ,
at 19 o'clock,' noon, w 111 be sold at public sale. at • the
Philadelphia S. soliatige, all that 934 story brick dwelling
61 d lot of ground, situate an the math de of Callowhili
street, at the dlPtlitleo of 1111 feet west of Thirteentustree„V
thence r. , nning south, at light , musics whit ;O* ll oWhiil
street 140 feet to thalton street; thence running west
atoms said Ca•lton street 28 feet 3 inches ; thence north 79
feet; thence east 8 feet Inches; thence north 70 feet to
t. allow hill street; thenteasist vard along Callowitlll street
17 f. et 6 inches to the place of beginning. On the mild
lot is erected atsvostory brick dwelling. with 'attestor/
iron' ins on tiallowitill atreetr. and .4 tbreastory bile
dwellings in the rear, with entrance from (;anion /street.
hscellent stolid for a ithbile house, oiler liVery stable
-
property.
The properly now rents for 1026 per annum, rind will
readily lent f r over SOW.
Tenne—•s3,4oo may tamale OA mortgage; balance cash.
Ilittleati atrNhatnetboseers:
129 and 341 &nth Fottrth street.
zny7 %Id
PUBLM SALE—TOO/4AB SON% AutristoN.
nt our none Cottage and about two noted of
~I"l grot usd, , Darbr Road. Xof a. toile ladow the , , Blue
Bell tavern: On 1 Uesdair, May 19lh; Ast 19 eolook,
noon. will hq sold at puidiesatl et the Pllitadelphis
change. all that lot call ground, with .the intproeotrtent;
the rt on erected. contaitung about two acres situate OS -
barby road. or atntlebelow,theßlue , hall q i ;c o rn.
Ihe improvements cousFat of a neat atone ;oft* con.
talking nine roornr.giu (truces hon. and ice.house.t d;) ,
I/ ft. I. egrtahlo garden; large and well-shaded lawn. and si
good variety of fruit: pullicient pasturage for cow. dm.;
patches front and both shies of the house. ' hue ground is
.tarty feet above the ravel of the road. with stone w alt
stet grass hank In ft out, end has a commanding view,over
loaing the Pelaware river suet surrounding country.
'ars pass half hourly to the city. making it a convenient
winter and slimier residence.
•Pr'"ele rof all bacons bronco.
1 errns—half the perebato money may tenses% on mort
gage.
M. THOMdt3 & BONS; Auctioneers,
149 nod 141 li. t ourth street.
m 37 9 16
id
'SEAL ESTATE.—TIit.IMAS soliS' SALE
in Very Vithintle Property 'l' tireti.ety Stone MAU
.,
SIOILII., a fill SW.I/0 end i:oach Hoist. and Large Lot;
No. :npl Market oirtti, West Puilattelphiti; 100 feet front
on 310 ti.`t btrett. !IA feet 0 lin lo a in depth to Ludlow
t I II UYEalltl.3luy It 4 ls43itt is o'rirell.nitcist
will be told at patine tnle nt xelinuto,
(hit very vatunlde lot of ground. 'a it h the improve
went/ Merton t rectod. nate on the south rich of. Mar.
kei ttrtid. tre.t of Thirtyieightlesireet. 3../16; rontato
ing frcr.t on :dkrket &Arcot 100 feet, and avendinti itl
depth 2i4 feet 6 jut:lmA to tindlo w ktrect, tut which it hot a
'tool of Psi test. fhe trupooveint tan conal.t of it three
ttory tione tvith the hOttcdneed, with.
but and cold water. cooking rlkt)ge. do ; trusting on l'ilart
kit otrett. and n tvris.tiory otsble and toucit liouto front.
Ina on I.lidli.re ttrer t.
the Clear of oil it:cumbrance. .
'Penh.—@l4,(AUma•rrte,nino, mortgage.
rar the chive is one el •he vrtA valuable Into fur butt.
;etc port town in %Vett' I
CV - IMay tic catuninod on avid cotton to the Auctioneer/.
M. Tilt/Ma S 1'; rit):‘2l Auctioneers.
LS and 1.11 South Fourth etreet.
no: 9 Pi
PEREMPTCIIIY SA 1.. E-11 %IA ti BONS. /1,17(1t.
TI Mt*" 1,2a11, WA, at 12 o'clocz,
econ. eohl at public rale. trltoout reeerve, at
the Pill.. 1 . -Xt Itnuke. , °flowing deter:bed pro.
petty, viz : I.—T o o-etory Brick !receding, No.
tit. John et: eet. I'2 feet trout: 114 feet deep. MI that
t o e-retery Wick dwelling and telietilerita and lot of ground.
.trust' oo the islet e hie of tit. John street. tietivmd
G. otg, lleaver prieete. No. lo:10; containing' In trout
n John trtr , :ct Lzi feet, and in depth 144 feet, more or
Use, to (lewd etreet.
1 his to a very volualile:proPerty for toonlfactro log pur.
rOACr.
:".0.2. — L0t, Canal etre et.—Ml that lo: of gronod,eituato
ou the weet elde or anal etr.et; conlainiug to front oz,
tt et, and tr, depth to feet, wore or 1444 t. it, the %yeomen(
1 , 0 , ou 'fhbd t trett. being part of the tint deectihed lots,
t off by e olvertingtiolaicktink creek, and the , opeol l / 4 2 ,
of Uonal street.
Llt at of all Inc umbran ce Sala fiber:bite.
b 1.1110.11118 dt SON-, Anctlaneere.
1% , and 141 booth Fourth euvet.
EREAL ESTATE-1 11011 AS t SONiP SALE."
1. we-story Brick Ltwelling. No 1111 Pierce street. he.
tween Eieventa :and 't w elf th and Morris nod Moore
strt et'; First 'Word. tm Tuesday. May 12t1 Iris i, at 12
o'cieck. noon. will be sold at public tale, oe the Philadel-•
ofOM Exchange, all that twoatery brick 1.111144U.R0 and lot.
ground, Waste ou the north aide of Pierce etreet. east
of '1 welt th etrett, No 1111 ;the lot containing in front on .
Pierce etreetls feet 10 incite.. and extending to depth 40
keit; inches to a .1 feet wide alley. which leads Imo an
other 3 feet wide alias. leading into „Pierce street, with
th, 1 privilege thereof.
hubJect to a year_lv ground rent of $32
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneer s. ms l29 and 141 South Fourth street.
h. AI. ESTATE.— JAM Vic. A. FE E R.M . AN 7
Auctioneer.-1 tireo.stery Brick Dwelling. No. art
Tate 1 bird street. On Wednesday, Muy 27th. Law.;
at 12 o'clock. coon. will be sold at public bale, al the
Plilladeirhia Exchange, the following described real
entate.-All that certain threestory brick house and lot
of ground thereto belonging, situate on the east aide of
find street, 24 feet north of Beaver arrest, 20 feet front
by to feet deep. The dwelling is thrce.storitss hish. with
we-storiee brick back building. - it hos bath, hot aud
cold water. lenge, gig throughout, and to in gooe order,
Ver'6l,tee rf the purer, ere wormy may remain._
gr - Possession can be had on the Ist November next.
but $6O a month rent w hit bo allowed the purchaser for
the Pao of the property till that linie•
fair 81100 to be paid at the time of lisle.
tor . Clear of all incumtwance.
slAidEll A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer,
Store, 422 Walnut street.
•
ORPIIAN 6 , COURT SALE.—ESTATEOF SAltAff
Fulton. &ream —James A Freeman, .Auctioneer.—
Business Location. No. 4415 South Street. Under au
thority of the Orpbane . Courtier the city and county of
Philo elphin, on Wednesday. May 27,1888, at 12 o'clock,
nt un. 111 be sold at public sale, at rho Philade;phia
Excha . the following described Rost Estate the pro.
petty ol figireh Fulton, deceased. All that certain three.
story bricituieemage and lot of ground shit ate on the
north side Routh street, at the distance of 40 feet west
ward of Ni street. in the Seventh Word of the city':
containing front on Routh street 16 feet and in depth
67 feet to a 1 eet wide alley. clear of all Encumbrance..
Wiillte to paid at the time of sale. '
By the CoJOSEPH M HOARY; Clerk a G.
WI 'lAm W. FULTt Adminleteater.
MES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer. •
Store, 922 Walnut street.
n 1341421
my 7.14,21
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SALE BY ORDER OF 11E1118.— ESTATE OF.
E“ John Tomer, . eceased. Jam, it A. FREEMAN, Alia
tionee.r; NM .. lop Sites, Chestnut 11114 with fronts
n Turnpike and 1 ' wnship Line Roads. On Wednesday,
May LI, 1558, at 12 0., locs,noon, will he sold at public sole,
at the I'Lliadelphia . schange, the following described
real estate, the prop tv of John 'Vanier, deceased; all
that certain tract or eco of land with te frame build.
leg and barn thereon ,'heeled situate on the easterly aide
ut the Chestnut Dili it d Spring 'louse Turnpike road;
p
commencing at a point at the distance of 33 feet, north
westward from a etoneMlilding the laud of Charles Yo
wler and land belonging to Esther Derr: thence along
the land ' of the said Charles Yoruer.
North 48 deg, 02 min. east to a , point; thence
along 'midland S. 56 deg+. 25 min. E. to land of said N:sther
Derr; thenecalong the same N. 42 deg. E. 590 feet 9AI In
cMs to a atone in the nilOdle of the Township Ldne road;
thence N. ti deg: 51 W
min. W. 99 feet to k stone in the mid
dle of - laid Townehio Lit road; hence along laud of
T hm
oas Lvle 8. 44 deg..o6 in. 1 feet 7 inches to the
road;
Chestnut Hill and tarring name T ininike road; thence
M ons . Paid road 8.21• deg. 29 Min. E„, at f ee t 73,4 m e t es to
V431)148 of beginning. rir Onnteining 1 aere.2 rod+ and
83.40 rerchoa, according to surrey by Jesse Lightfoot.
Esq., made Apill nd,lBCA.City Surveyor. There to an
excellent well of water on the , remises. Ono minute's
walk to depot. ravementfrom depot peat the premises.
tier vey and plan at the store . • y Order of fleas.
13 ,- 8250 to be paid at the time .r sale.
JAMES A. FR - ” AN, Auctioneer.
m 77,14.21 Eit .re, al Walnut street.
o f t
it ItnAil .thi'l'A'r F.,..4,44E;
ip,tioneer.—lr , - - S* 4 4l
We peeda ert z ° .P 4,
old at PUbile et.. jet- ' oh t •
lotting described -V- 0 . ' tro t ;, 0
g.rtmnd with the. iv Xi
back
double two•story brick back bul
ablate ou the south aide Of Vinti
tieth(bio.--2018), 17ft et '8 inches
then immersing rligh ly the 1 orth
86ft-et deep altorethtr, with the
Wading into Winter street. The
Ilm ht titer, range. with hot arid
be. - Pr May he examined at
with the deed.
( barer inturnbranee. '
Wier $lOO to be paid at the tin
• , ' ,JAMEBI..I".
m 3 -7 le 91
rRALF, DY ORDER Or
Jone , liru Leedom. deco
•• Auetioneer—owelling
On Wedneeday May 27.1868 at
801 l at publiepaio, at the Willa
lowing described reel estate. la
then Leedom. decoarest: All tba
throe'-tore brick dwelling• bon
thereon erected. situate on the n,
between TIODE and becond street
fund 23 feet lON inches, and lu do!
?ler 4tef het being 29 feet 9 inches
property on she ta4 the use of a
eastern aide hereof, 8 feet 9 inches .
1049,, to te left open ' ds now is. Th•_
and pleasant,,. near the market and
wharv6s,
lien and survey at the etoro.
Terms CI WI,
$lOB to be paid when the property
• JAMES A FREEM
1nY7.14 2t, • , Store
PHOPOSAI
PROPOSALS, ENDORS
jo for Prioting 'Blanks .nd Reports
trOlikra.-16 , tho year.lB6B, , ' will oe ruck
signed until Tut adaY. May 12th. 1868, 41
from proposal a ill' be received fro any but
Mal print* TB. Information will be isivi
th e par,er and printing required can be
of the Board of Controllers. Security
f° ll ' )!Ti f d 4 e i Nf u litlgfll4L of A l lti e', l " i t il
rr.V7 4l' h .1 FHA]
'EW TURKEY PRUNES LANDING •
it by J. B •BUBBIER & C0..108 South D
A. FREEMAN, AM
. 2018 Vine street On
12 o'clock. noon. will be
, his Exchange the fat-
Ii that certain lot of
brick residence with
dirge thereon elected.
street, west of Twen
ront and 83 feet deep.
r depthof 8 feet. being
• . :
of, a 2) feet a11,,y
, °use is in good repair.
cold water, bath, gee.
'any time. occupancy
'eof sale
EEMArt,_Auctioneer,
tore 922 Wahout.treet
HEIRS.—ESTATE OF
ed.—Junes A. i r tgeMan
Lot No. 127 Pine , street: lS o 'clock, noon, WIU be
$ iphia Exchange, the tel.
tho s property of Jona
lot if grand with the
to with hack Windings
, rth side 'of Pine stree t;
No, 127, containiakili
,th 80 feet 6 inches, me
ride. Reserving to the
alleyway alorg the
ido and about S.lfeet
' tisVellins is roomy
business on, the
..track off.
'Di:Auctioneer,
4 4 Walnut stoet.
2d i
T) " ROPOSALS
r the oard of eon
-I:ed v the under
'clock 41. No
r ponsible,prac
-4 and r. arapleo of
, eeott at the oftlee
NIII be relihtted
lirOß SALE
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