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a REAL ESTATE.
hhAE NJ EHIMH GiIMMEy u; q SONS, SALE.

EI j. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS SALE,
Desirable LOT and BRICK BUILDINGS, Nos. 1907
and 1909 VINE street.
ON MONDAY, April %, 1867, at u o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at Pubc sale, at the Philadelphia Ex
change,
All that certain lot or piece OF ground together with
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the
north Side of Vine street at the distance of feet
westward from Seventeenth street, in the Fifteenth
Ward Of the city OF Philadelphia. Containing in front
or breadth said Vine street % feet inches, and
extending In length depth OF that width l25 feet
through TO Pearl street. improvements consist OF
a new, substantial brick building, "a by 26 feet. two
stors high with slate roof suitable TOR factory
coach house brick office, u by % feet fronting
on Vine street.
Subject TO a yearly ground-rent of $500.
j. 81 GUhfhEY & SONS, Auction GERS,
4I32O No. sos WALNUT Street.
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sIMILIA sIMILIeUs cURANrUE
HUMPHREYS HOMGOPAT Attic SPECIFIoS
FAMILY CASES

z.- FAMILY CASES
VI Sh large Vials morocco case. containing
specihc for every ordinary disease family
n is subject Io,and book OF dreCtlOns...... 1000
70 28 o. 70 ts
SpeclhCs Tor all Diseases both for Curing aud
Tor Preventive treatment, In vials aud
v W -
these Remedies by the single box are sent
70 any part OF the country, by Mail Express ee OF
charge, on receipt OF the price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
49, HON EOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Once and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, New York.
DR.. HUMPHIEYs is consulted daily at his office,
disease
For sale by DYoTT d CO., JOHNSON, HOL-
LOWAY q CONDEN, 7. r. CAlLkN DER, aud
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and At BlIIHES Drug Store, No. 8l20 Market street,
and by all Druggists. s4 tuthse
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REAL ESTATE.
O. REAL ESTATE.
hNA j. NJ. GUMMEY q SONS SALE.
MUDERN RESIDENCE SUMMIT STREET CHES

HUI j. M. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
MODtRN RESIDENCE, SUMMIT STREET CHES-
nut HILL.
On MONDAY, April %, will be sold at Public Sale
at " o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that certain double Modern Residence, with the
lot piece OF Uund thereuntO belonging, situate In
the TWtntys cOnd Ward OF the City OF Philadelphia
beginning a stone at the northwest corner OF the
(hesuut Hll Railroad and Summit street. thence ex-
tending along the nOrtheasery side of the said Rail
read north AZ degrees 50 minutes west 2O4 feet "A
II che to stone; thence still along the said Railroad
north SO degrees minutes 65 feet ga inches to
thence sun by the said Railroad north 72 de
e. ees 81 minutes west 3S feet 51a inches te q point;
2O4 feet 4s inches to he sOuthwesterly side of
Prospect enue thence along the said avenue south
degrees minutes east 326 feet inches to the said
summit street. and thence along the northwesterly
side the said summit street south Al degrees 25
minutes west los feet 2 inches to the first mentioned
corner and place OF beginning Has wide hail. clear
OF stairway through the centre parlor library, dining
room. and two kitchens the first floor; chambers
the second floor BATH heater, range. hot and cold
ater two wAter-cosets gas, etc. etc Location high
and commanding one OF the most extended views from
Ihesnut Bin; within one hundred and fifty yards
from the Railroad Depot. Subject to yearly ground
rent OF 1880. - -
]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS. Auctioneers
472O2t No. sos WALNUT Street.
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80 SAMU g. FORD g. SONS SALE.
NALU ABLE ~ IN BkR TRACT, Elk county, Pa
ON nFl1DAY, April 26 1857 at II O'Clock. Noon, VIII
be 50 Public Sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange,
that certain tract OF land consisting OF liz acres
called dam Dier Tract, Warrant 2Osi, Subdivision
Land No. g." situate in Highland township, Elk
county Pa, miles from Rdgeway, from st, Mary's,
S1a from Phi adelphia and Erie Railroad near 0leAl
road ana Spring creek and Clarion river. Very
leaViy tmbered with hemlock, pine, white oak wild
cherry and walnut .rf .'t.. "....
little perfect.
Clear OF all incumbrance. I'D .|
SAMUEL q. FORD g. SONS, Auctioneers,
AIS 2p25 No l2 s. FOURTH Street.
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COMMITTED SUIcIDE.-Last night, about ten
O'Clock, Mrs Mary Bowers; aged twenty-four
her Homeland committed suicide by jumping
into the Delaware at Willow street wharf: The
body was recovered and taken 70 her late nome.
fonr weeks old. The cause which led to this
denlorable event was not ascertained. The
Coroner was sent for, and an inquest VIII Dc
hald lO-daV.
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WANTS..

dp0S THE GENUINE BARTLETT &0S
dDZC. SEWING GMACHINE,-Wanted ~ ,S4sOo,; ~;
the Genuine Bartlett Sewing Machine. This Machine
SsSl do All the work that can be done on any nigh.
nriced NSachne and is fully patented, licensed and
HwaTTanSad tor ave years. We pay the above wages,
or a corr Tnisson fron which twice that amount can
oe H"Ne FOi 0iAS" II. HALL a CO.,
NO. 724 CHESNUT Street,
Aatpn Philadelphia, Pa.
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LHl AZ aTTMNE,U q SONS GATT

El ]. NJ GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
HANDSOME FOUR-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
BTown-stOne Dressings, No. 1881 N. Broad street.
On MONDAY April p, 1857 at u o'clock NJ, willbe
sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that handsome fouTstory brick residence and
lot piece Of ground thereunto belonging situate
the eAseTy side OF Broad street. at the distance OF 81
feet inches southwRrdy from Master street In the
Twentieth Ward Of the city OF Philadelphia; contain
ing In front breadth said Broad street 20 feet
inches and extending In length depth oftha width
easlwaTdly l60 feet 70 Ontario street Has MansRrd
roof and three story double back buildings saloon
parlor diningroom, Kitchen, and out-kitchen on the
first floor, large sittng-room and library, nine cham
beIs two bathrooms, wainscoted with walnut, two
heaters 2ranges hot and cold water stationary wash
basins waterclOsets, etc. etc. Built and finished In
superior manner, and papered throughout In excel
lent style.
Clear OF all incumbrance.
$4,000 may remain on mortgage.
j. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS AuctiOneers,
4l32O No, 615 WALNUT Street.
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HOSPITAL NEws.-The fOllowing-named per-
sons were admitted yesterday into the city nos
pitals:-
William Cook, fifty-four years of age, living
in Front street. above Green, was run over yes
terday by cart, and seriously injured about
the legs
Andrew Murray was admitted TO the Hospital
yesterday, owing to severe injuries he had re-
ceived by being kicked by q horse, while
driving, near Morgan's Corner.
Caroline Anderson, thrty-five years of age,
living at Seventh and SAMSON streets, fell yes.
terday and broke her leg.
William d. Conway Lhirty-six years of age
living in the neighborhood OF Federal and Tenth
streets, had his skull fractured yesterday morn
ing by q machine which he was experimenting
He died at the Hospital, at noon, from the
effects of his injuries.
Jacob Myers, who fell overheard on Wednes-
daV at Walnut street wharf and was injured
died yesterday at the Pennsylvania Hospital.
He was German by birth.
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REAL ESTATE.
ai hEAh Mi-Ef'n E9t - a tSRD ri q SONS, sA1n.

WI SAMUEL Z. FORD & bONS SALE. II n
NEAT MODERN THREE-S TORY BRICK
DWELLING, No. 1916 s. ELEVEN street
On FRIDAY April 26, 1867, ut u O'Clock, Noon VIII
be sold pubic sale at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that certain three-stOry brick messuAge wth
twO-sOry back buildings and LOT or piece of ground,
situate No. lUl6 Eleventh street. IL feet, and in
depth "A feet three feet wide alley. Has ten
rooms. hot Rnd cold water bath and gas. #. .v
1erns-t22OO may remain on mortgage,
SAMUEL {. FORD q SONS. Auctioneers,
ia 20 20 No. ~ s. FOURTH Street
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PHILADELPHIA COLLECToRsHP. - The re-
snonsible Office of Collector of the Port Of
Philadelphia has, with the consent OF the
United States Senate, been conferred upon
Colonel ]. w. Cake. prominent citizen of
SchuyIkill county. The new Collector is Pre-
sidenJ of the Farmers Bank of Pottsville.
0riginaIly Colonel CAKE was Democrat, but
the firing upon Fort Sum ter converted him into
a staunch Republican; and, during the progress
of me war he contributed freely to the cause of
the Union and her noble defenders.
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SIGNIFICANT PRBPARATIoNs.-One OF the Gov
.rnnoent sIoops-of-war is undergoing the neces-
sa1v aIterations at the Navy Yard, to fit 1t for
SeosiVing ship at League Island. Inc alterations
give il the appearance OF noatlng mousse the
entire deck being rooted over.
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OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM,
= PANf' PHILADELPHIA. Febr..

PHILADELPHIA, EebFuRrvd 1aS,
PROPOSALS will be received at the Ofiica ~ oVk .t
Pennsylvania Railroad Company PhiladelphiS, untiI
tory proposa should be received and aooepted @
Viousiy) from responsible parties desiring 70 contFa
with said Company fer the establishment OF q dirsct
Line Of steauships between PhAadelphtA and LIVER
peol. ,,. IA. ..,,s
don will be furnished upon application 70
P7BI ED1kUNDBMITH, Secretary,
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IMPoRrANT.-0R and after the lst OF May an
bnis for water rents unpaid win have penalty
SffiVO per cent, added
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- ORPHANS COURT SALE.

"a Estute OF CHRISTIAN STlKEL, deceased
j. NJ. Ct MMEH q SONS SALE.
TWO TMOSlORY BRICK DWELLINGS, South
west corner OF JEFFERSON, TWENTY-rHIRD and
WRIGHT Streets.
Pursuant order of the Orphans Court, for the
Guy County OF Philadelphia, will be sold at PuO-
lie Sale, ON MONDAY, April %, 1867 at IL o'clock
NOun nj the Philadelphia Exchange
Al that certain Lot or piece of ground. with the
NO-stOry brick Messuage Tenement thereon
erected situate the southwest corner of Jefferson
and Twenty third streets, in the Twentieth Ward OF
he City OF Philadelphia; containing in front or
breadth the said Jefferson street 10 feet inches,
aud extending I'm length depth sOuthward of that
via along the west side of said Twentyhrd street
50 ieCt
All tha certain Lot or piece Of ground with the two
story brick NJ MessuHge or Tenement thereon erected
situated the northwest corner Of Twentythird and
Wright streets, in the Twentieth Ward OF the City oil
Phladeiphia containing In front or breadth on the
said street is feet Inches, and extending In
lei 9Th or depth northward Of that width along tue
side U said third sire ct 40 Feet The above
Lots ground being the sernmost part 81 "a larger o
vi ground which samuel T. Roberts and vile by inden
uip bearing date the 2Uth day Oi july A. d. 1866 aud
recorded IN office for recording Deeds. etc. at PhilH
upphin In Deed Book l.. H. b., No. 1876 page 3jS, etc
lrnnted and convey unto the said Christian Stke
IN fee.
by the Court. ....
T.. A, MERRICK. Clerk of Or phans Court.
]. NJ. GUNlMEY d SONS, Auc lOneers,
38O462O No. 5OS WALNU UT Street.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Stars and stripes, Holmes Havana, Thos.
Watson e. Sons.
Steamship Wyoming, Teal. Savannah, Philadelphia
ana southern Mail steamship Co.
BaTque Carlton. TreCartu, MHtauzAs, E.A ASOuderGCO
& Morris. 90
Scbr Fly, Fennmore, Lynn Day, Huddell e Co.
SChT Caroline G. II, Portland NJ. A. SOuder Il Co.
str @. II. Stout Ford, New York, w. p. Clyde & Co.
Str ii. L. Cav. Her. Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Tug Hudson, Carr, Baltimore, with tow of ba rges
w. p Clydp d
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- WANrED-TO RENT OR PURCHASE A
M nrnne1t1 ear sixth and Market streels
Address N6. " N. SIXTH Street. aasd
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r SCOTT, JR., AUCTlONEER, No. 1929
ID. CHESNUT Street

AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURN
b. SCOTT Jr., win give his personal attention
to sales OF household furniture, at the residences
of parties removing breaking up housekeeping on
the most favorable terms
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fn REAL ES ATE,
8l:p THOMAS O. SONS SALE

VERY XALuABLh THkEE-sl DRY, BRICK
WAREHO OUSE, NJ $50 N. DELAWARE Avenue,
extending through to WATER street: an extensive
WHARF, River Delaware, 75 feet front.
On TUESDAY, April 23. 1867, at ~ o'clock, Noon,
will be solo at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Elk
change ali that very valuable threestory brick build
ing and lot OF ground situate the west side OF
Delaware avenue, south OF Callowhi street, No. $50
the lot containing in front on Delaware avenue rs
teet and extending in depth l55 feet Water
TWO fronts 1t is well and substantially built and In
etc. Also, large and vaable wharf. commencing 90
feet south OF Calowh street. containing In front
Delaware avenue rs feet and extending in depth 2SO
feet. The pier is 4S feet wide fronting the avenue
and on the dock the south side, "a feet 1 inch
adjoining Mitchels dock which is 261s feet wide, the
two forming dock 5S feet wide, sufficient TO accom-
modate the largest steamships. The pier is go feet
long OF different widths, as shown on the plan. which
may seen at the Auction Rooms. The dock the
north side OF the pier is 71s feet wide adjoining the
corporation dock 261a feet wide, making together
feet width dock. The water In the dock south side of
the pier is IS feet deep and the north side Is feet
deep. both at low water. The whole will be sold
together as one property.
Clear of all incumbrance.
M. THOMAS q SONS, Auctloneers
q 3sOsw7t Nos Igg and l4l s. FOIJR1'J street
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HIGH-CLAss AMERICAN AND FOREIG
A
Including the entire importation of

Including the entire i'm mportation of
A. D'HUl VET Err, ESQ, OF ANTWERP
b. SCOTT, Jr Is inst ucLeG to announce 2 sale of
Sds 3 Of e bes even Ha n b @ %
imported recently by a; DHuyvetter, Esq, OF Anti
werp; The paintings will be open for exhibition on
In consequence OF the magnitude OF this sale, the
exhibition. The sale will be without reserve and the
last important one for the spring of 1867. 42Otf
PEREMPT0RY GIos4NG SALE OF sHEEEIELn
We would respectfully call atten nton to the perempE
tory closing sale of sheffield Plated:Goods, received
to take place at Scops Art Gallery No. 1910 Chesnut
On Monday and Tuesday Mornings, ....
april 22 ana -, at 10 o'clock, embracing newest
baskets Iruit Dishes wine SETS break fast and dinner
castors biscuit caddies, pickle stands soup tnreenS
Also magnificent assortment of iyOry-balanced
forks all varieties and patterns cases cutlery etc.
the whole being the best stock ever imported and
offered OF public sale in this country. l4N2t
FIRST LARGE SALE OF MANTEL BIER, AND
OVAL MIRRORS,
Glass splehdidy framed IN variety e otstyles tiA's
,.,o, on Thursday Morning
Tie goods WIN be ready for examination on Mon.
day, April % as above. [4l6d
GRAND SALE OF FRENCH BRONZE FIGURES,
EhEGANT CLoGKs, ITALIAN ALA IN, MARBLE % STA
RThe Importation of Messrs via Bros. (late Vito
VIII Sons), to take place at Scouts Art Gallery No.
O'clock A. NJ and WIN be continued I1 the evening as
~ O'Clock. The collection will be ready ior e1hnlna-
Ton two days previous 70 sale l3zoyL
DANCOAsT d wARNOCK, AUCTT0NEERs
i No. 24O MARKET STREET
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS AMRRI-
MiI,IISIRY GOODS, HOSIERY GOODS, NO
TIoNs, ETC, by Catalogue On On credit
mil q. nR al 10 o'clock comprising full
line OF new and desirable goods for present
sales. I, ~ ~
- - NAOKEY, CTIONEERI
u 'ofioe no. 3l COMMERCE. Street anti
BILLIARD ROOMS.
DIRD. BIRD, BIRD.
80 opened his new and spacious establishmant HnS
lie entertainment OF his friends and the publio in
general, at NOS 800 and 6g ARCH Street -
Rooms, ana furnished with twelve irst-class table,
while lhe appurlenances and adornments cOmprise
convenience OF the players In the baseent are nnr
new and splendid Bowling Alleys, for those who wsh
70 deveope their muscle In anticipation OF the base
thing IN the edible line be had OF the best duaty
hhu % lhe shortest notice. ThefollowIng wellknOWn
gentlemen have been secured as Assistants and wiz
PRESS. o. WOODNUTT
SAMUEL DOUGLASS,
WILLIAM r. GILLMoRE,
HENRY w, DUNCAN.
PHILIP GRUMBREIIIT RestaurateuK
While MT. BIRD will hold careful supervision
over ALL He ventures TO say that taken all 10 All
there has nothing ever been started In Phladelphh
approaching this establishment In completeness o.
arrangement and attention 70 the comion OF TIT
p 4sim O. BIRD. Proprietor.
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. REAL ESTATE,

q REAL ESTATE.
hl I'M. GUMMEY SONS SALE,
THREE-sTokf BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 5lS
ON MONDAY, April 22 1867, at y o'clock noon,
Will be sold, At Public SALE A. the philadelphia EK
Aiihat certain three story brick Messuage or Tene-
ment and lot piece OF ground theTeuntO belonging,
situate the north side OF Pine street between
Filth and Sixth streets in the Fifth Ward OF the city
said Pine street IS feet aud extending in length
deph Of that width "A feet 10 three teet wide alley
leading into Fifth street Has attcs, two story double
back bulldogs bath, hot ana cold water range, etc.
Subject 10 a Yearly ground rent OF S72
4l72O2t No sos WALNUT Street.
- REAL ESTATE NJ. GUMMEY & SONS
EAlSA LIE -ELEGA MI RESI- DEN q with STA BILE
and Oh HOUSE, NO. 9l2 Walnut street
on MONDAY May 6th 1867. VIII be sold at public
sale, at u o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia EK-
All that certain brick msssuage or tenement. and
t or piece OF ground thereuntO belonging situate at
between Ninth aud Tenth streets In the Eghth Ward
OF The city OF fhmadephia; containing in front OF
breadth on saio walnut street 20 feet and exendhs
IN Length or depth on Raspberry street i7s feet 20
feet wide street Subject 10 the restrcfiOn th 81
shall not be erected or built upon said lol 0i "a ne
between the aforesaid messuage or tenement tantad
lot any building whatever other than pIlyies lib ti
hno balhlng hQuses, and walls fences not
~ Ieet IN helght trom the surface OF tnsb ~ IA et
from the back wall OF the Aforesaid h nor
any building or part of building oihgpr pr said %9 % 0
cellar DOORS within feet OF the InJj dsnth dJ
room, kitchen, library, chambers. and sitting room
on the second hOor chambers on sne thnu npor ana
attlcsi handsome marble nantes M & neater
wAterciose stStiossry wash basins, ete Built and
finished throughout In superior mAhner and IN
excellent repair, LA-ge stable And carriage house.
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AuOlION SALES.

PHILIP FOHp. AuctOneer
M 9 l. + l. l. d " Ot,
AUcfioSSSEEGRlss. 30 ony Sg z &%RkET 4iS 81 Street
SALE OF 100 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs,
BALMOkALS, ETC,
Aprn a, commencing at 10 O'clock we will sell by
yTsa,Y.u9, lot cash, l5u0 cases Mems, Boyg' ana
Also desirable assortmen tot " omen's Masses and
Slnafen's wear, 70 which the attention OF buyers b
Also about 100 cases mems and boys felt hats.
SALE OF 1901 CASES boots SHOES, BRoeANs,
ElC. Ere
ASprl ~ comhencngat at lO0clock, we will sell by
youiEs Boots sEoes sog.Ss s S' ,,mSq S9 e eS "no
,H55a general assortment OF women's, mis- ies and
John B. MYERS 8 CO.. AUCTIONEERs
~ Nos 22 and ~ MARKET street
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH AND
Olhkh hUkupEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
.-,., 81 On Monday Morning,
four n0n,s credit about go S iotS OF fFrencG India
Stfman, ana BRUSH Diy Goods, embracing u iull
worsieds woollens, linens aud cottons Il l66t
LARGE PEREHPIoRY -ALE OF ROOTS, SHOES,
bhO1ANsl IhANELllNg BAGS, ETC,
April ~ at 10 o'clock, viii be sold by catalogue on
huI mon,nS e,rnli. lso packages roots snoes
morning vi sale. l4H5t
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH GERMAN.
We VIII bold u large sale OF foreign and dOme5ti,
Dry goods by catalogue iOur mouths credit, aud
part Tor cash,
on Thursday Morning,
April 20, at 10 O'clOCk embracing about 1000 pack
ages and lots Of staple aud fancy articles In wpollen.
wofstrds linens, silks and cOuons TO which We
luNite the attention o. dealers.
n. b. tHtHlugutS ready Eud goods Rr auged for
hibtion early on the morning OF sale fiiO5t
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPErINGs.
MA1TlNGS, EIC.
on friday Morning,
April &C. at m O'clock Will be sold by catalogue on
four months' credit. about $50 pieces rich upser.
fine and hne ingram, Venetian. hemp, cottage AID
rag Carpetin gs etc embracing choice assortment
superior goods, which may be examined early On the
morning of sale. li26
M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. l39 AND l4l
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AUCTION SALES.
7 N. GUMMEY & SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
u No. sos WALNUT Street
Hold Regular Sales of

HOLD Regular Sales OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES Al
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills of each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated, naining
full descriptions Of property 10 be sold, also pa
tal list OF property contained In our Real Estate Regis
ter. and offered al private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapers,
Ledger, North American, German Free Press, In
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age,
"kvening Telegraph Press and Legal lDtelgencer,
SALE ON MONDAY, APRIL %, will include
NORTH BROAD STREET. brick resi-
dence with brOwnstOne dressings and hlansard root,
extra cOnven eLces No 1881 North Broad street.
ORPHANS COURT SALE - Estate Of Christian
Stikel deceas ased.-Two-stOry brick dwelling. 5. w.
corner Twenty third and Jefferson streets. - 49,
same EstBte.-TwO-stOry brick dwelling, N, w.
corner Twenty. third and Wright streets.
Handsome brick residence, with 20 feet side yard,
No 1921 Race Lot 4OxlO0 feet to ~ feet street.
, Two twU-story brick dwellings, Nos. 2S2 and 2ji
Spruce street.
WLS1 SPRUCE sTRFET-Handsome brick rest
dence with bIOwn-stone dressings and Mansard root,
No. 2ll6 spruce street
Two thTeestory brick dwellings, No, s02 South
Fourth street through tO WeCcacoe street.
lhteestOry brick residence No 5l5 Pine street.
VINE bIREET.-LOt 36xi25 feet, through 20 Pearl
street, with brick building and office, NOS l7W ana
1909 Vine street.
CHESNUT HILL-Handsome modern residence,
corner summit street and Prospect avenue
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SALE OF DIAMOND EWELRY, FL
WATCHES, ETC. .' 4


At II o'clock, at the Auction Store, will be sold
collection OF elegant diamond Jewery. fine gold al
silver watches, gold, pearl, coral aud other jewer
being part OF stock of jeweller retiring from b
siness [4l94t
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At O'Clock, at the Art Gallery, No. l11O Chesnu
street, will be sold collection OF one hundre
oil Paintings, by American aud European artists.
Catalogues viii be ready Monday, when tn
Paintings VIII be open for exhibition. [4l94t