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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-15
District Court Of the United
States, for the District OF
West Virginia.

III the matter of Charles a. q, Rorl,r,,t -,
Swartz, Bankrupt. - P' .
At a Court of Bankruptcy held on the 9Th day
OfOctober, A. ID. lSG7, before Geo. Il. Cald
well Register in Bankruptcy for said Dis.
trict at his Office in the city of Wheeling in
said District.
District Of Vest I'iginid, s. S:
nN THIS DAY CAME CHARLES A.
" Swartz and filed his petition i'll due form
for his discharge, and thereupOn the Court EN-.
tered the following order:
On this 9th day of October 4. ID. l-G1, on
reading the foregoing petition, il is ordered by
the Court that a hearing be had upon the same
on the 23d day Of October 1867, before George
i. Caldwell, Register in Bankruptcy at his
office in the city of Wheeling, in said District,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof he
published in the Wheeling Daily REGISTER and
Wheeling Weekly InteLligencCr, once rcasOna'
iS HcrsGTs "fG5G iS PiG hfrRg "ts' and other
and place and show cause If any tLcy have,
why the prayer of the said petitioner should not
bc granted. And it is further ordered by the
Court that all such creditors whose places of
residence shall be known shall be entitled to a
service of notice of the said petition and order,
either personally or by letter addressed to item
at their known usual place of residence. attest
ed by the Clerk of the Court, or served at their
usual place of abode by the Marshal or his dep.
uty, or sent by mail whereof due proof shall be
given.
Witness my hand tins 9th day of October;
4. ID. 1867 GEO. T. CALDWELL,
octlllt Register in Bankruptcy.
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HORRIBLE CRIME.
IIusbnnd-A Church Choir the Scene
of BLOOD.

OIL hlOou.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial.
CANTON, o., October 13, 1867.
This afternoon, while the cOngrega-
ton were assembling in the German
Reformed Church, most desperate and
deadly assault was made by Ferdinand
Hoffman upon the person of his divorced
wife, Caroline Iost. Approaching her
in the choir he demanded a few mo-
ments conversation. which being denied
he asked her to kiss him, and while in
the act of doing so, he stabbed her with
butcher knife three times i'll the breast
and eight times III the abdomen and on
the limbs. The scene was terrible and
heartrending, and the screams of the wo-
men aud the shouts of the men as the
assassin fled from the scene of his as
sault, were exciting in the extreme.
The murderer, with the butcher knife
still in his hand, streaming with the
blood of his victim, attempted to reach
the railroad, pursued by maddened
and excited crowd, but was arrested in
his flight by Il Stalwart countryman,
who compelled him to surrender, The
eXcitemenG at this point was intense,
and the general demand was that the
monster should be lyncheG on the spot.
Prudent counsels prevailed, aud he
was marched to jail. At one point
the agonized mother of the unfor-
tunate young woman confronted the
crowd, and with large sized stick beat
the prisoner over the head, while at the
same time he was beaten indiscrimin-
ately by parties in the crowd, and an
other demand was made for his imme-
diate hanging. He was, however, safe
ly lodged in Jail. The excitement is
still very great, and numerous threats
were made to take the prisoner from
iail. 1t is doubtful whether the lady
can live till morning. Hoffman is q
desperate character, and was released
but ten days from State prison. His
only regret is that he did not kill her at
once.
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An Infamous Outrage,

We invite the attention of our read
er> to the article liz this paper, headed
the West Virginia Sponging House"
We are sorry to say that we have every
reason to credit the general correctness
of Tax Payers" statements. If true,
aud we have no doubt Of their correct
ness. they add fresh blot TO Radical
official character, and portray Radical
ufamy in a newer and more disgrace
ful phase, than any in which it has yet
appeared. We had thought that Radl-
calism had exhausted all species of vii
lainy in working out it's diabolical pur-
poses, but it now shows its genius and
its brutality by an act unheard of by
civilized people.
We apologize to our readers for say
ing that the infamy to which we refer
is the perversion of public benevolent
Institution 10 the shameful purpose OF
prostitution. We have at Weston an
Asylum for the reception of those unfor'
tunates in our midst, upon whom has
fallen the mental blight of idiocy oil
luuacy. Physically helpless, shattered
in reason, perhaps by disease, or broker
in intellect by the heavy pressure OF
human ills, or born under the curse Of
idiocy, their pitiable condition appeals
To all that is generous in our nature,
aud invokcs, the sympathy of all that IL
noble in man. That an institution
set apart for the support and protection
of such unhappy persons, should be dis
sraced by the black and brutal crime
which is elsewhere detailed, is source
OF shame to our people, and it shoull
bring upon its perpetrators, its aider
aud its abettors, the withering scorn o
an indignant public, and as far as pos
sible, the worst penalties Of violated
law.
Among those who are mainly respon
slble for this atrocious iniquity, WI
place the Governor of West Virginia
He has long been advised of the genera
condition of things in Weston. The pa
pers of that region, and even the RIG
ISTER, which We presume occasionally
falls under his notice, have teemed will
details of disorder and corruption II
the management of the Lunatio Asy
lum. lie was appealed to again ant
again TO reetify the manifold wrong
there existing. The power of remoTa
and appointment was in his hands. IL
could at any time have displace'
the miserable wretches under who's
care the Asylum has fallen int
disrepute. All this he ha
refused to do. He has not even az
pointed committee to investigate re
ported corruptions. Such an appoint
ment would have proved his own hor
est purposes, if he has any, but nc ha
been steadfastly deaf to all appeals, II
monstranees and supplications. Il
was quite ready to remove RICHARD
CAMDEN, decent and worthy Director
but that removal was for partisan oh
jects. He acts from no other consider,
tions. He has persistently refused to il
terfere in behalf of economy, and hor
esty, aud decency,, and helpless inn'
cenee, and the result is that the Asylu
is disgraced by the commission, with
its walls, of a base and nameless Grim
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
NIIHS - TO GIVE NnTlEE

i That on the 18th day of September, a. ID.
1867, n warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate OF JAMES FERREL, in the
County of Marshall and State of West Virginia.
who has been adiudged Bankrupt, on his own
petition that the payment of any debts and
delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt ts him or for his use, and the trans.
Ter of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that meeting of the creditors of the said
Bankrupt, TO prove their debts and TO choose
one or more assignecs of his estate, will be held
t n Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at his
dice in the city of Wheeling, in said District,
hforc George B. Caldwell Register, on the 10th
day Of October, \. ID. ls6I, at ~ o clock. 4. NJ.
l.. NJ. NORTON,
sepl7 dlaw2w L. 5. Marshal ID. w. Va.
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With the man who perpetrated this

With the man who perpetrated this
infamy, and the official who aided it by
the employment, and endorsed it by the
subsequent encouragement of the GRIM
inal, the responsibility does not prima-
rily rest. Both are culpable, and both
will receive universal reprobation, but
the accountability is by no means con-
fined to them, alone. 1t will extend,
with great weight, to the higher per.
sonage, who could and should have
withheld from either an opportunity for
evil. That he did not do so is to his in
finite disgrace, and upon him must fall
the ultimate consequences of his
criminal neglect. Hence it is that
the unfortunate fruit of this wick
edness, helpless and unhappy
child of shame, will be no less monu-
ment of actual atrocity on the part of
the chief agent in this wrong, than of
the baseness and unworthiness of the
man whose single word wonld have
rendered this great iniquity impossible,
and upon whose wilful and corrupt
obstinacy must hang the whole train of
blackness, from thieving dishonesty to
horrid and inhuman lust, that have
made the history of the Asylum a mat
ter of public and irredeemable disgrace.
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A few days ago family gathering
took place at the House of Sarah Estes,
widow of the late Simon Estes in Pow
nall, Me-, to celebrate her eishty-sixth
birthday. She and her husband were
both faithful members of the Quakers
They were the parents of eleven chill
dren. eight of whom were present on
this occasion, and their ages averaged
fifty-nine-united they amounted tc
four hundred and seventy-two years.
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There was shooting affair at Kittery,
Maine, Sunday evening before last, q
young medical practitioner shooting the
husband of the woman he was walking
out with. He fred two shots, causing
only slight wounds. The husband, ii
seems, was jealous of the attentions the
doctor showed his.wife, and overtaking
them as they were walking together, he
upbraided the doctor, who fired upon
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BY the Use OF
CHASTEtLAR'S '
White Liquid Enamel,

TOR IMPROVING k,fD BEAUTIFYNG
I the complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
nae. for giving the skin a beautiful pearllke
tint. that is only found IN youth. II quickly re-
moves Tan. Freckles, Pimples, Botches: Moth
atehes t;a,H tp.'; ,ha an s.r.
no the skin white and clear as alab&ster. Its
sse can not be detected by the closest scrutiny,
and bairg q vegetable preparation Is perfectly
sarmiess II is the only artiele Of Che kind
Esed by the FreRch, and Is considered by the
IITnWards Of 30.0os bottles were sold during the
ssst wear. n sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy.
Price only IS centA Sent BY mail postpaid, on
receipt Of IN order, by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co, Chemists,
II - = ss5 River St., Troy, n. Y.
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University of Virginia,

V'HB NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU
tien will begin on the first day Of October
isG7. and end on the Thursday preceding the
Ith Of July, 1865.
To be admitted a. a student, the applicant
must be sixteen years Of age. There il no pre-.
scribed curriculum Of studies in this Institution.
Every student may select the schools he will At.
tend. but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three unless by leave Of the
Faculty he bs allowed 10 attend less than three.
The method Of instruction IL by leeturea and
Textbooks, accompanied w daily examinations,
1hst II."'"~--'''' / az
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The Mckay Sewing Machine Company
Of Lawrence Mass, Declares quarterly
dividend Of 10 per cent. 5ns -,,,s q 3C
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JACOB GROSSCLOS.

Successor 10 FrUbo Grossclos,
MANUFACTURES OF BUGGIEs,
1Nl CARRIAGES, ROCRAWAYS, &c, &rf
No: ~ Market Street keeps constantly on hand
LI I. 90 ,,....,... - -. rofT III
10 repairing.
q Second hand Carriages and Buggics Tor
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District Court Of the United
States,

States,
for the District Of Uest JirgiRid So:
meGonn Me %nI1'T BanIrnpt al Srss L. Bankruptcy
LTA COURT OF BANKRUPTCY
J A held before Geo. L. Caldwell, one of the
registers of said Court in bankruptcy, at his
oice in the city of Wheeling, in said District,
ol the 2d day Of October, A. ID. 1867. -,
On this day came James II. McConn and 1led
hs petition in due form for his discharge. and
tIereupon the Court entered the following or.
DIR: oc
DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA: IS:
On this Cd day Of October, A. d. 1861. on read.
ing the foregoing petition, it is ordered by the
court that hearing be had upon the same on
ne I4th day of October, y. ID. 1857 before Geo.
L Caldwell Register IN Bankruptcy for said
district. at his Office in the city Of Wheeling, in
aid District, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that no,
rec thereof be published in the Daily Wheeling
REGISTER and Wheeling Weekly Inteiligeneer
newspapers printed in said District, for two
times, once week, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons in
Interest may appear at the said time and place
and show cause, If any they have, why the
rrayer of the petitioner should not be granted
GEO. B. CALDWELL, q.
Octi Register in bankruptcy
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I. Academic.

i. Aca0emIC.
VIM. Z. Peters, A. VI Prof Of Latin.
T. L. Gilderslecve Ph. d., Prof. Of Greek.
". Schele De We're, LID, Prof Of Modern
i-H cb s, EYeuable. A. ". Prof. Of Mathematics.
Leopci! ). Boeck, Adjct. Prof Of Applied
" Francis H. smith, A. NJ, Prof Of Natural
s Mnnpin. A. n, Prof Of Chemistry.
'CTo De appointed Sept. Ith,) PROD. of Iechno'-
ocy and A gricuItural Science.
w II. McGuhey, DID. LID, Prof. Of Moral
Geo. frsd. Holmes, LID. Prot. Of History,
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John b. Minor, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
S. o. southaIl. Prof Of Constitutional and In.
tSrnHtional Law. Mercantile Law and Equity.
HI. Medical.
slTo be appointed Sept 4th,l Prof. Of Medicine
J. L. Cabsn, NJ. D., Pref Of Phyaiology aAd
Surgery.
S. MAHpdn, N. D., Prof. Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
]. z. Chancellor. n D., Dem0nstratOr Of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses Of the student tor The
session Of nine mOntha- exclusive Of tsItbOoEs'
clothing and pocket money, VIII b. abo0' A. i"'-
| lows: =,
I For the Academic Student, attending
\ three Professors, $50. IN
/ II. For the Law Student, attending tDe iuH
course Of Law, t365. ..,.. =. .
| III. Por the Medical Student, attending the
! full Medical course, 80. A..
/ or ,bsSe sums respectively, S225, sZ]0 and
ssI vii b. required in advance, and th5 balance
| IN che progreas Of the session.
| FgT Catalogues, giving details Of the OrganiEa
ti0p Of THE schools plan Of instrueton, eIpenses
C. addrsss wm. WeFtsnbaker Secretary or
8 MAUPTN, Chairman Of the FaeultY.
I iuIyi5 , Pc. University ofva.
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cFKA N n o AT PRHHTIHG
- prompuy And hzndsomely done lat THE
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HENRY SEAMON,
lEALER IN ALL KINDS OR tn

II bacco, Pipes, Snut. SC. Manufacturer Of No
wheeling Stagics, No. 81 Water street EAv.
ing made arrangements with Onr Of the leading
tobacco houses in tho country, am prepared to
oiier all the best grades of Chewing Tobacco al
MdHtQdctuTers' priees. mayi62w
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JOHN TEECE.
MRS. c.. ZIMMER

nj MAhUFACTUREs ALI KINDS
1Nl OF CRACKERS CAKES, BREAD. SC,
No. l62 Market Street, East side, a few doors
south Of the Market House, Wholing W. Va
ianlU
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III. Law.

John b. Minor, LID. Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
s o. Southall. Prof. OF Constitutional and In
tSrnAtional Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
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.fssr lflg r-E,a o.. a1u Ii-v - sa-.r -l
~=r-z st--- . .H. s-T7
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On Sunday church was Opehed and
inaugurated in Hoboken, based on
Atheism and Infidelity-that is, its pro-
fcssed creed is disbelief both in the
Scriptures and in God. Among other
somewhat startling remarks, the oficia-
ting priest (or whatever he !should be
called) said that the little editce was to
be "the mausoleum of Jehovah" He
has undertaken something of q job.
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1 O OK A N . LIVE.
ELECTROPATHY.
DrS. GALLOWAY, WHITE 4 BOLLES,
THE OLD
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS
Cor. Thirteenth and Walnut StS.,

TEACHERS ofthe new system of curing Diseases
would call the attention OF the sIek and afflicted
their new system OF practice which has already
gained great popularity in this city, During the past
six years have treated TWENTY THOUSAND
persons suffering from the various forms of disease
(many them by special guarantee charging nothing
five failedj and in almost every case cure has been
effected. Read the following
HOME CERTIFICATES.
AN ASTONISHING CURE-AMPUTATION PRE-
and WHITE of an liberated leg, which caused much
suffering and even threatened amputation. Since my
great cure several OF my friends suffering from
NeuTalgia skin Disease bysPepsia and other com
fully answer the inquiries of the diseased and suffer-
ing. - ABRAHAM FLUKE,
No. 1851 Camac street, Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES.
Charles D. Young, Chronic Dyspepsia, No. AL North
James Brown, Inflammation Of stomach and Bow
els, Pine street, above SIXTH.
Henry Roger Neuralgia of the Eye, Twenty-third
Frederick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease,
b. F. KirEbnde, EpIleptic Fits, No. 1920 Market
street.
William Morgan. Kidney Disease and General De-
bility. No. 4l9 Spruce street. - .-.,--. ,
ing, Commercial Hotel.
Emanuel Rey, Attorney-at-Law, Dyspepsia. No. 7o7
Horace g. winslOw, Weakness of the Kidneys,
Il. q. shurtlef Cancer in Stomach, No 1872 Market
street
M
judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 4S2 Mar
Edward T. Evans. preacher of the M E. Church,
Dyspepsia of long standing Laryngitis aud Lumbago,
| No. 1888 Helmuth street.
James Nugent. Deafness for six years, and ringing
and roaring In the head, Wilmington Delaware.
Thomas Harrop, severe Diabetes, Rose Mills, West
George Grant, Rheumatic Gout long standing, No.
! 1913 Chestnut street.
! tory rheumatism, No. 1876 Chestnut street.
! Edward McMahon, Consumption, No. 1927 Front
| j. Ricket, Chronic Bronchitis Constipation and
Congestion of the Brain, No. SIS Callowhill street.
Charles Nj. Dayton, Paralysis of the lower limbs,
! John Mccormick, Diabetes, No. 1920 Ridge avenue
Charles e. buckingham Urinary Difficulty, NO 1881
| Aauila Davis, Chronic Diarrhoea Forrest House.
j, j. Hopes, long standing Sciatica, and Enlarged
Prostate Gland Darby township, Delaware county.
| Joseph w. Forsyth, Acute Rheumatism, No. l6J2
! Arch street.
| street.
Many or these persons zoe cured in less than tUeek
N. B.The Institution, No, $780, one door from Thir
system is practised. Unprincipled parties in other
localities who claim to treat diseases according toour
late discoveries. may therefore be regarded with
PHYSICIANS and STUDENTS can enter at any
time for full course of Instruction in this GREAT
BOOKS AND THE MOST IMPROVED INSTRU-
| MENTS FURNISHED.
An interesting circular mailed by addressing
| DRS, GALLOWAY, WHITE & BOLLES,
PhiRdephia.
Consultation Free ll9s II
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON SERVICE
i PIPE AND BRANCHES.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office
of the Water Department, No. lO4 $. FIFTH
Street. until WEDNESDAY, April "A, 1867, at 3
o'clock p M, for the following Cast Iron Ser
in the city as the Chief Engineer may deSlg-
nate, free from Government tax. Proposals to
state price per pound only.
$3.50 feet Pipes OF inches diameter.
40, ,425 feet Pipes of inches diameter.
6l2 feet Pipes of inches diameter.
1925 feet Pipes of 10 inches diameter.
602 feet Pipes of II inches diameter.
Also, 100000 pounds or more oI Branches'
Sleeves, etc. etc.
All patterns TO be furnished by the contractor,
and to be approved by the Chief Engineer.
No allowance will be made for any metal in
the pipes, branches, bends, etc. fiVe per cent.
above the specified weights.
| organizations can be seen at the ONCE OF the
Chief Engineer.
All pipes to be cast vertically; the S-inch, 10.
| ihcn, ana l2-inoh with beds down,
Authe pipes, branches, and curves are to be
| coateu with coal pitch Varnish in accordance
| WIN Ine memorandum to be had at the office
| All Ihe pipes and castings shall be subjected
! 70 suo1 Iests and inspections as may be con-
| sluereu necessary by the Chief Engineer to in
! sure correct Judgment of the uuality of the
material and workmanship '1'
| No bid will be received excent from, norso,,.
| manulacturlng the article bid for and uniass
| IL De accompanied with certificate that n hOnd
| OF nye hundFed dollars has been deposited with
| the Clty Solcltor, as per Ordinance of NAV S5
lS60 and in addition, to give a bond In o Ss,' -
of not less than five thousand doliarsS sum ai n
penalty for not fulfilling the contraet as go a
tered into by the party making the Lowest ~ ~
| FREDERICK GRAFF
| 03t Chief Engineer Water Department.
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M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. l39 AND I4I
ANl. s. FOURTH Street


STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE. April o.
Al u O'Clock noon, az the ENcuange, will include
BROAD ~ Rh Y, No. l2f3, above GirArd avenue
Elegant BrOwnstOua Residence. Immediate posses
SPRUCE sTREET. No 1889 Modern Residence
Reslc enCe.
,,sIXTH sTkEET, No sl5, above Vine, Modern
, Residence
ARCH STREET, No liO2, Valuable Residence.
Eighth sIRt EI, No. 513, Desirable Residence.
ElGHIH STREET Nos lOi and los b. Eighth.
ARCH AND ELEVENTH STREETS, s. W. cor.
ner, Store and Dwelling.
ARCH STREET, No. l3g, Business Location.
BROWN STREET, No, lltS, Desirable Dwelling.
DhLAWABE AVEN UE, No, $50, south OF CHllOw-
FEDERAL l. STREET NO 52S, Genteel Dwelling
CAMAC STREET, No. 1911, Brick Dwelling.
FIlBkRT STREET, No. ls22 Business Property.
SHAMOKlN STREET, Nos PISS and 22O7, ten Stone
Dwellings
VINEsTREET. Nos. 1871. iias, 1885, and 1887 Brick
Dwellings and large Lot.
THIRD STREET, No. sl2, south Of Coates, seven
Dwellings.
MASTER AND HOWARD STREETS, N. L. corner,
Store and Dwelling.
HERMITAGE STREET, Nos sOa, sos, and co., six
Dwellings.
FRANKFORT ROAD AND THOMPSON STS.,
n. L. corner, Store ana Dwelling.
THOMPSON STREET, Nos. 1915, 1881, 1927, and los,
MERvINE STREET. Nos. 1929, 1880. Isil and 1908.
SKI EENTH STREET, Building Lot.
SPRING HOUSE AND BLUE BELL ROADS, ele-
CANT Country Sc at. known as ''BythewHrd."
MAIN STREET AND WlSSAHICKON AVENUE,
N. ": corner, Country Residence.
| one acres. lg3t
Full particulars in handbs at the auction rooms.
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]. NJ. GUMMEY q SONS, Auctioneers.
4l72O2t No. sos WALNUT street
EEI N GuMMLY O. SONS, SALE

EQ j. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE with 20 feet side yard,
No. l22i RACE street.
On MONDAY, April 90 1867, will be sold at Public
Sale, al IL O'clock Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
Alithat certain threestory brick messuage or tene-
ment and lot piece OF ground thereuntO belonging,
situate the north side of Race street. at the dis
tance Of ~ feet westward from Jacoby street. IN the
] 1enth Ward OF the City of Philadelphia Containing
In front breadth said Race street 40 feet, and
tending in length depth Of that width 100 feet,
through 20 feet wide street called Wnslow street.
House is 20 feet 'front.' built and finished throughout
in superior manner, with attics and tbree-stOry
double back buildings, paror ~ feet deep, dining
room, kitchen and Outkitchen on the first floor, two
chambers stting-rOom, library, conservatory, and
bathroom on the second floor; chambers on the
third floor, and two attics; heaters. ranges BATH
j. M GUMMEY & SONS, Auctioneers
4l82O No. COS WALNUT Street.