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Now York. sunday. Jun. 81. 1867.
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.BUrLEEs AMERICAN THEATRE. an Broadway :
gAIIkr. Face PAsroMins BuRLwsouEs ETHIOPIAN.
CoaI0 arr SENrIMENIAL YooALIsxs Ao.RouGn DIAnoxn.
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-MAzsmA.

THEATRE FRASCAIS. Fourteenth street and Sixth
avcnue.-IHK ARABS IN THEIR WONDERFUL FEArs-MR AM
Mas. WHITE.
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BANvARD'S NEW YORK MUSEUM Broadway and
Thirtieth street-RoB RoY.-Afternoon aud Evening
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ADJUSTMENTS TO MORROW EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway, mar Broome
street.-OLIvxR TWIST
wORRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE oppo.
site New York HoteL-FAusr rms DKMoS-NAvAL En-
GAGhhKnr
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 3Ol Bowery. -Cox,o
VOCALIST NB9Ro MssrRELsy BuRLxsoUEs BatLHr DIVER.
rsssEnEsr. &c.-A MANAGERS TRIALS, COMPANY
A
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs, BS5 Broadway, opposite
NE Metropolitan Hotel-IN THKsR ETHIOPIAN ESrRRrAIN
nxsrs sIsoisc. DANCING AND BuaLssauRs Pour icAL
HAaANGUE
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue and Fifty eigh,h and
Fifty ninth streets-rHRo TaoNAs PoruLAR
CoscKRIs. At O'Clock T.. nj.
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, Nos. . and I West
Twenty fourth stree-0RrriH & CHnisrr's MIssrRKLs
krHIoriAs MIssrRsIsr. BALLADS. BuRLEsaUxs Ac.-IHR
HlAC
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DIED.,

BURToN.-suddenly. on the 18th instant, EDWARD
O. BURTON, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and the
Coopers'. Association of Philadelphia, and Shither
n ose and Steam Fire Engine Company, No. 80, are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, No. ia Carpenter street, on Sunday
afternoon at 3Oclock. To proceed 70 Lafayette Ceme
terry.
DUNN,-On the 2Oth instant, MARY ADELIA, only
daughter OF Elizabeth and the late Captain Edward
Dunn aged l6 years months and IA DAYS,
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral, from the residence
OF her mother, No. SO5 TRsker street, on Monday
morning, the oath instant, at 81 O'Clock. High Mass
at the Church OF the Annunclaton. Interment at
the Cathedral Cemetery.
LUTZ.-Suddenly, at the fire at the American The
atre JOHN A. LUTZ, aged 46 years months ana ii
days. -
The relatives and friends of the family the Hlbernia
Fire Engine Company, No. l. and the Fire Department
in general respectfully invited attend his une
ral from mis- late residence No 228 g. Second street,
on Sunday afternoon al o'clock. 10 proceed 10 Glen
wood Cemetery. az
PERRY.-On the 18th Instant SARAH PERRY,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
nv invited 10 attend her funeral from the resi- ience
or her son-in- law Samuel Campbell No. 55 Foulkrod
street Frankford, Sunday, the 23d instant, at /
O'Clock 10 proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery.
WHITECAR.--On the 2lst instant, near Bridgboro'.
N j., ROSANNA s., wife of William b. WhitecRr, in
the 6iBt year OF her age.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
- NXEOnTnRla sAI.M-

ki Estate of CASPER W. PENNOCK, deceased.
J, M, GUMMEY q SONS, Auctoneers.
-DEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, CATHARINE
On MONDAY, July !. 1867, Will be sold at Public
sale. Rt ~ O'Clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
An that certain lot or piece OF ground situate on
Of 81 ieet inches nortSward from Catharine street.
In the Twentysixth Ward ofthe City OF philadelphia;
containing In front or breadth on said Sixteenth street
that width li2 feet TO 80 feet wide street called Holly
street Two honts.
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate on the
westerly side OF Sixteenth street, the distance OF
tOleeI inches northward from CathaTlne street, IN
containing in front breadth said Sixteenth
street 50 feet s inches and extending in length or
feet inches, and the south line thereof 1870 feet
more or less.
80 'r. III.
vi that certain lot or piece OF ground, situate on
the north side of Catharne street. at the distance of
bS from Sixteenth street In the Twenty
front breadth said Catharine street a. feet and
extending ia length depth of that width between
INES ParAnel Win saia SIXIeenth street, los ieet
AL that certain lot piece of ground situate on the
distance of 100 feet westward Sixteenth street.
the 26h Ward of the City of Phiadelphia containing
in front or breadth on said Caharine street 80 feet
anu e3tenalng IN length or depth Of that width be-
tween lines parallel with sixteenth street los iee
An that certain triangular lot or piece of ground
situate on the north side of Catharine street. begin.
Ing at point at the distance of 100 feet westward
from sxeenh street. In the 26tn Ward OF the City OF
parallel with said Sixteenth street I74 feet ~ nches
thence southwestwardly l9s feet inches to point in
wardy along said Catharine 90 feet to place
OF beginning.
]. NJ. GUNIMEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
6ZsN No. b0S WALNUT Street.
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G. g. G. E.

AN unusually large and choice stock of Cloth
Ing for spring wear is exhibited by the G. S. g.
u. at the present time. We have taken much
pains in selecting styles, aud in the getting up
OF our garments this season, and are able to
ofer TO our patrons and the public generally an
Evening Coats, Sacks, Spring Overcoats Vests
and Pants OF every grade, equal in style, make
ana nn1sh TO the best customer work, and Of
course at much LolUeT prices.
For those who prefer TO have their Clot hing
made to order, we have custom departm ent
in charge of cutters whose skill and taste are
unexcelled, and supplied with an elegant va
riety of piece goods of all descriptions. We
invite an early call. PERRY g. Co.,
Star Clothing Emporium,
No. 600 Chestnut street. above Sixth.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

:H Estate of THOMAS j, A. HENKELS. deceased.
THOMAS 81 SONS, Auctioneers.
Threestory brick lwelliDg, No. 1912 North Seventh
street, north OF Jefferson street.
Pursuant to an Order of the Orphans Court for the
CITY and County of Philadelphia, Will be sold at
public sale, on TUESDAY, July 9th, 1867 at II
O'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange the
following described property, late Of THOMAS ]. A.
HEN KEIS, deceased. Viz.:-
AN that certain thTee-story brick messuage and lot
ground situate the west side of Seventh street. 0s
feet 996 inches north OF Jefferson street. Twentieth
aiming IN front on seventh street Is teet
and exteEdng In depth 140 feet more or less, To
FRANKLIN street. Bounded northward and south ward
by ground now or lale Of George Thorn, aud eastward
by FRANKLIN street. Being the same premises which
ofApril, ls6l and recorded In Deed Book H, No;
g. page 80l, etc.. granted and conveyed unto said
Thomas j. A. Henkes, his heirs and assigns, reserv-
ing theIeout the payment Of the yearly groundrent OF
ell7 in half early payments on the lst or May and
November, without any deduction for taxes.
BY the Court ID. A. MERRICK, Clerk o. O.
M. THOMAS q SONS Auctioneels,
61s2O22jy6 NOS ls9 and l4l 8. FOURTH 80.
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M EXECUTORS SALE

Eah Estate of CASPER w. PENNOCK, deceased.
J. NJ. GUMMEY d SONS. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUSINE s STAND, HOTEL,
DWELLINGS, and STABLES, Nos. 7l3 and 7l5
SPRING GARDEN Street.
On MONDAY, July l, 1867, viii be sold at Public
Sale, at II O'Clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change
All those two certain four-story brick dwellings
(nOw occupied as hote, two-sory stables. and lots
or pieces OF ground thereunto belonging situate on
the north side offspring Garden street. at the distance
Of 81 feet AZ inches eastward from Franklin street, in
the Thirteenth Ward of the city of Pbiladelphia:
tanning together in front breadth on said Spring
Garden street "a feet nches and extending of that
Spring Garden street ia feet 81 INCHES to 20 feet
wide called Wistar street No. Ills has large
three-story back buildings. II is valuable property,
either hotel or tor store purposes Buildings were
erected in the most substantial manner, with the
modern .conveniences and can be readily divided
two properties. .....-.
Clear of all incumbrance.
j. M, GUMMEY & SONS. Auctoneers,
6 % SIT No. sos WALNUT Street.
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"a EXECUTORS ESTATE.

WEN Es ate OF CASPER w, PENNOCK, deceased.
j. NJ. GUMMEY d SONS, Auctloueers.
TWO.STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 10l5 SER
GEANT Street.
On MONDAY, July 1, 1867 will be sold at Public
Sale, at IL o'clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change $3.50
Ali that certain two-story brick Messuage Tene
ment with at attics, and story double back build
ings, and lot piece of ground thereunto belonging
situate No. lO15 on the north side OF certain forty
wide street called Sergeant Castle
street, which runs westward from Tenth street,
between Race and Vine Streets in the Tenth Ward
the city Of Philadelphia containing IN front or
and extending In length or depth northward 90 feet.
Cltar OF all incumbrance.
]. NJ. GUMMEY 6 SONS. Auctoneers,
SGT No. 5Us WALNUT Street
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. REAL ESTATE.

A J. NJ. GUNNfEY g. SONS SALE.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, No. 17l7 PINE Street
On MONDAY, July /, 1867, will be sold at Public
sale, at l2o'clock Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex
AL that certain four-story brick Messuage or Tene-
ment and lot or piece of ground situate the north
side of Pine street. at the distance of 8 feet westward
from the west side OF Seventeenth street, in the
seventh Ward Of the city Of philadelphia; containing
in front or breadth said Pine street l6 teet aud
tending in length or depth northward of that width 20
feet to feet wide alley with the privilege thereof
Has two story double back buildings, parlor dining
room, and kitct en- the first floor sitting room, bath
room, store room, and every convenience. Is In ex
Celent order
Clear of all incumbrance
One half the purchase money may remain on mort
gage, II desired.
6 Is sat No. sos WALNUT Street.
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MARRIEn.

RoGERs-NoRTH.-o the 18th Of February, 1866,
by Suuire Briggs, j. p, at Camden, N. j.. CONSTANT
q. ROGERS, OF Philadelphia, to SALLIE J. MONTH";
of Ohio.
sTURDEVANT = STEWART. = At ST.. James
Church, Bristol, Pa, on Thursday, June 20 by the
Rev. John II. Drumm, CHARLES STURDEVAMT.
OF Philadelphia to SALLIE p, only daughter OF VIII
liam A. Stewart ESQ.,, of Bristol Pa.
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WHAT They HAVE Conference.-The Com
mittee appointed by the Drug Exchange to raise
money for the relief of the sufferers by the San
som street disaster, report having collected the
sum OF Sl7lO, which has been handed over TO
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OITY INTELLIGENCE.



1HE TEAcHERs' INsTITuTE.-The inaueura-
non exercises of the Teachers Institute Of the
Wy ana County of Philadelphian took place at
tne Central High School. Broad and Green
s'Teets, yesterday, at O'Clock P. M.
interesting addresses we're made by George
4, hlehe, President of the Institute, who intro
npuced Edward Shippen, Esq, President of the
BOARD OF Controllers; Professor Charles j.
Stilles Of the University OF Pennsylvania; Rev.
=. =. Henson; and Professor Wickersham, State
superintendent of Public Schools.
k The objects OF the Institute are--the improve
ment OF the Teachers of the Pubic Schools of
the city and county of Philadelphia bv means
OF lectures, essays, and disc lssions upon educa-
tlonai topicsi by practical illustration of modes
OF teaching; by the formation of a Teachers,
Library; by reading and other elocutionary ex-
erclses and, at the same time, to create and
keep alive deeper public interest in education.
The business Committee made q report in
%wnlch th ey state that ample ARRANGEMENTS have
been make for the exercises to take place at the
meetings IN September, December, February,
ana May. Az the meeting in septembr, Dio
Lewis, Nd. d., will lecture upon his favorte
SUBJECT oil physical exercises in schools. In
addition thereto, several other parties have
Deen selected to lectare or lead in discussions
on different subjects.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Pioneer Bennett Wilmington, N. G., Phi
ladephia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
Barque Morn, johnson, Antwerp, j. E. Bailey q Co.
Brig A. II. Curtis, Durgin. Cardenas, e. G. Carson&Co.
Schr NJ. Gage, sheppard, Boston, Tyler & Co.
Schr Lucy ID, Higgins, Boston, Wannemacher q Co.
Schr W; a MAILER, Murch. Rockport, Z. y. Glover.
Str w. Whillden, Riggans Baltimore, j. ID Ruoh.
Str r. Willing, Cundin, Baltimore, A Groves Jr.
str f. q. Biddle, McCue, New York, w. p Clyde Co.
Tug Lookout, Alexander, Baltimore with tow Of
bargeB, w. p, CLYDE q Co.
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FIREwoRKs FIREWORKS FIREWoRKsi-
George w. Jenkins, the Confectioner, at No.
1897 Spring Garden street, has now a large
stock Of Fireworks of every description, for sale
nj the lowest prices.
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6 % SIT
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.


RiQ Estate of DIR. JOHN yANZYLE, deceased
City and County of Philadelphia. will be sold at
public sale, TUESDAY, July g. 1867, at IL CLOCK,
noon at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following
described property, late of DR.. JOHN VANZYLE,
deceased, VIII
TWOSTORY BRICK DWELLING, GERMAN
Street. between Fourth and Filth streets.
All that lot of ground, marked the plan of divi.
sion of Norton Pryors Estate plan L, No 5S and the
two-story brick messuRge thereon erected situate
the north side Of German street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, formerly istrict of Southwark;
tanning in front p teet and In depth 1876 feet there
abouts. Bounded northward by ground late OF John
the said plan NJ No. 81, tward by the lot marked
in he said plan N, No. SO. Being the premises
which Charles Massey. Jr and Mary, his wife, by in
denture dated the 18th July, A. D. 1927 and recorded
in Deed Book G w r. No. is, page 35i, granted and
conveyed unto the SAID John Vanzyle in fee.
No2.
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS, GERMAN ST.,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
All that lot of ground, and three frame messuages
thereon erected situate the north side of German
street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets marked in
said described plan No. containing In front Ger
street 2l feet, and extending in depth 1886 feet
Bounded westward by lot marked in the said plan
wife. northward by lot formerly of John Taylor and
eastward partly by lot late OF Dennis Dunng, and
partly by other lots marked and numbered In the
said plan. Being the same premises which Richard
Loxley and Mary Ioxey, by indenture dated the 2lst
of July, A. D. 1927 recorded In Deed Book w X, No
1S page S6 granted and conveyed unto the said John
BY the Court. e. A. MERRICK, Clerk o. Q.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
10 22-iy6 Nos. 1888 and 14l S. Fourth street.
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PHOTOGRAPH FRAMEs-Reimer q Co., No.
824 Arch street. manufacturers, have q beauti-
fui supply of these and other frames, wholesale
and RETAIL.
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The THERMoMETER's MARK.-A comparison
OF the markings of the thermometer of this
month and OF the corresponding period OF June
1865, will show similarity of temperature
not excessively warm until about the twenty
third or twenty-fourth OF the month, when, for
four days in succession, the temperature was
from 80 to 81 degrees. Previously, as during the
present month, the marking OF the thermometer
did not exceed SO degrees in the hottest part of
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THE
THE l..
WARRINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY.


In order that this benevolent object may be sue.
cessful,y accomplished nave issued five series Of
FINE SIEEI-PLATE ENGRAVINGS, L. N
which we put on subscription at prices much below
CERTiFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASHING.
- TON LIBRARY COMPANY = -
and signed by the secretary. (None others genuineJ
OR FIVE DoLLARs or paying the same % 70 our local
Engraving, as set forth below. and as many esrtif.
of stock the number OF dollars paid; insuring
ONE PRESENT l STI in our published schedule for EACH
0i'''A oNE-DoLiAR ENaRAvINGs.
Noi-rMy Child Id ny Y, ohiid!W M & No 2n"They,re
Or The Early Days Of the Revoution." '"'~'
TWO.DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS. ll oIa
No. l-"Washingtons Courlsbip." No. 2-"Waeh-
THREE-L oLLAR ENGRAVING.
HOME FROM THE WAR;" lI =
ana Three Certificates OF Stock, insuring Three
~rr,, FgTIE EFoggR-RodLAE 1T aFi, EEGRAYIEg Es5,
and -Four Certificates OF Stock, insurng Four
- FIVEDOLLAR ENGRAVING a-.
THE MARRIAGE OF POCA HONTAS,'
and Five Certificates oStook, nsuring Five Presents
The engravings and certificates Will be delivered
at our Local Agencies or sent by mail ospaid, or
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND nOL,:
LARS IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1867,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.,
OR AT THE INSTITUTE.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER. for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
vuactabIa dealers.
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's Five-dollar
washing Maehines Clothes Wringers, and Step
iadders, No. 7H Market street, Philadelphia
j, s.. LASH q 90.
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RETURN OF THE HOPE FIRE CoMPANY.-Last
night the Hope Steam Fire Eneine Company
returned home from their trip to Boston, where
tLney have been having q royal time of it.
There was large turnout of the department
street wharf Most Of the companies in the
line were attended by fine bands of music, and
many of them turned out in unusually large
numbers.
They formed on Market street, the right rest
ing on Front and marched up Market to Third,
up Third to Coates, up Coates to Tenth, down
Tenth to Chestnut, down Chestnut to Second,
Fifth to Wharton, up Wharton to Ninth, up
Ninth to Christian, out Christian to Broad, up
Broad to Lombard, down Lombard to Sixth
down Sixth to FitzWater and there dismissed
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AUCTION SALES.

OAMUEL c. FORD q SONS, AUCTIONEER
y No. 127 S. FOURTH Street.
Sales of Real Estate, Stocks, Loans etc., at PhIls
delphia Exchange, every Friday at IL o'clock, moor
Our sales advertised In all the daily and sewers
OF the weekly newspapers. by separate handbills
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues one
thousand of which viii be issued on "wednesday pre-.
cedipg each sale.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

,s Brig J: A p Kirby outsrbrdge II days from Turks
corn meal 10 r. NJ. Lea & CO. ''''-' -'i"nO' "iD'' WIN
wsh SfhE FlsiS Phap L. bs%sy cay from Port Deposit
wn sfhg ran Rs%e1 SHS from Smyrna Creek
@ sGhF T T. 6MfGoey day from Dover
sioop Planter AppIin, i day from BrandywIne. with
corn meal 70 r: NJ Lea d Co. ,u. s.o,, DSor vor,,
w6 mGse 20 W NJ Bsld 6Sur' Co.. r0 Nc"
w %Sse ESH e. vs. Sra z from New York.
Steamer amer Chester Jones' % "a III hours from New York.
Tug Lookout Alexander, from Baltimore, with
tow ofbarges to W. p Clyde d Co.
MEMORANDA
Bar9pe Flora southard Towne hence at Rio Janeiro
Barque Jupiter. Kerckens, for Philadelphia, cleared
Barque Isabella q Jones. Jones from London, via
p6a, was spoken 10th inst lat. 4i lon. 50 50.
Brig g. q, Roberts, Towse, hence, at Baroados "a
schr M A. McCahen. hence was driven 300 miles out
other course by the recent gales and put into New
schTs s. wilson. S Newell; j. B. Austin, Davis; E. W.
Gardner, Steelman; and PEARL Brown hence at Bos"
scbrs Admiral steelman; A. @. Austin, Willard; A.
q dfrey; and II. P. Simmons, Corson, for PhiIadeI
phia, sailed from Salem 18th inst; . ,.,.
6chr M. Van Dusen, Corson, hence at savannah
schrs j. B. Johnson. Smith, and John stockham
sohrs G. s. Edwards. Candy. and Trade Wind, Cor
son, hence, at Salem l9th inst
schrs j. s. Whelden. Bourne and J. Truman, Gibbs
Philadelphia sailed from New Bedford lSth INST
Schr Julia Crawford, Buckley, hence. at DanVers
schr ocean Traveller. Adams. for Philadelphia,
sailed from Beverly 18th Inst .
Schr L. A. Danenhower, Sheppard hence' al Mar
scSr 1. Audenried, Crawford, hence, at Danvers
schr Mary H. Banks. from Boston for Baltimore, in
sSp so D e ON
night, and sunk -Four Of the crew were rescued one
mans leg broken. The steamer was not mate
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SALE OF BooTs, SHOES, BRoGANs. ETo.-The
early attention of the trade is called to the
large and desirable sale of Boots, Shoes, Bro
gans, Balmorals, ETC., to be sold by catalogue,
for cash, on Monday morning, June "a, Conn
nencing at 10 O'Clock, by MeClelland q Co.. sue
cessors to Philip Ford Co., Auctioneers, No.5O6
Market street.
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a. PERE MPTORY SALE. m
l THOMAS a. SONS, AUCrIoNEERS. IL
VERY VALUABLE
COAL AND TIMBER LANDS,
$500 ACRES,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS
AND
VILLAGE OF NEBRASKA, TIONESTA
TOWNSHIP.

FOREST COUNTY, PENNA.
On TUESDAY, June 25, 1867, at 10 o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale. without reserve, at the
All thar large and valuable tract Of land belonging
10 the TIONESrA OIL, LUMBER AND MINING
COMPANY, Tionesta Township, Forest County,
Pennsylvania; consisting about 1900 acres saw and
grist mill and Village of Nebraska situate miles
above the mouth of the Tionesta River. There are
over 1000 acres OF excellent timber land.
plan and more full description may be seen at
the auction rooms.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctieneers,
6ls22243t Nos. lS9 and l4l 8. FOURTH Street.
DER MPTO RY SAL e.
j. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers.
CHURCH AND LARGE LOT, SEVENTH Street,
south OF Arch street. 90 feet front, 100 feet deep m
On TUESDA Y, June 25 1867, at IL O'clock Noon VII
be sold at Public Sale, without reserve at the Fhiia-
Althat large and valuable lot of ground situate on
the east side of Seventh street. south OF Aron
containing in front on seventh street sy Ieet
and In depth 100 feet, with the edihce tnetson &
known as ''The Second Presbyterian hurch. Ins
Church Is solid structure OF nne hEcnt ,rith ~,
white marble front, built of choice malerlai Will tnS
best Workmanship, and having SiIi gH be one5 for
examination each day from IL untH o clock. lne
pulpit its hangngs and dec0ralions sns , Dew
and other cushions and fuIniture are resefVeu from
'pe Pssess,on lately upon completion q the
tte papeTs $1,000 10 paid az the time OF sale Terms
aceommedsbl eb rlsbt and privilege as the Church may
So fInh - s believe 70 be perfect but Will not be
IN IN build and under certain 10 feet
d adioinng the Church premises ON the south,
leaving u feet heho"Ay VF0l "''u Ni"he VIC "hole
iensth of said alley.
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