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THE PARIS EXPOSITION. - We direct the
attention of our readers to the advertisement
in another column of the grand excursion TO
the Paris Exposition to be made by the iron
steamship Havana, 1000 tons burden, from New
York TO Havre, on Monday, April II. The
Havana will carry tlrst-class passengers only,
and is fitted up at q cost OF 100000, in palatial
style, expressly for the excursions to Havre for
the Exposition. The Philadelphia Local Ex-
press Company are the agents in this city, No.
R2h Chnsr glrnnI
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"a REAL ESTATE,

k!t j. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
BRICK DWELLING, No. 4l4 GASKILL street.
on MONDAY, March 1e, 1867, at II o'clock, Noon,
will be sold Public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change
All that certain lot or piece OF ground together with
the brick messuage or tenement thereon erected.
situate the south side of Gaskill street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets No 4l4 in the Fifth Ward OF
the City Philadelphia containing in front breadth
on Gaskill street 20 feet and extending in length or
depth of that width 50 feet inches,
Clear Of all incumbrance.
u, NJ, GUMMEY e. SONS Auctioneers,
39l8 No. sos WALNUT Street,
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IMPORTANT TO BANK STOCKHoLDERs.--An
assessor of internal revenue in Cincinnati has
received the following important Instructions
as to the taxes due from shareholders in the
National Banks:-
TRFAsuRY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Feb
r1lary 28 lS67.-Sir:--It has come to the know
ledge OF this Office that many of the National
Banks pay the local taxes State and munich
pal) assessed upon their shares deducting the
amount so paid from their earnings, thus re-
ducing the amount subject TO the tax Of FIVE per
cent. under sections IL and l2l of the Internal
Revenue act of June &c, 1864, amended July
49, 1866
The decision Of the Supreme Court is TO the
effect that said taxes may be imposed upon the
shares of the National Banks, as being the per-
sonal property of the shareholders, and they
cannot therefore be deducted by the bank as an
expense of the bank as If the tax were assessed
upon the corporation,
Assessors will instruct the banks that taxes
paid for the shareholders cannot be deducted
in ascertaintng the amount of net gains,
IL also appears that some National Banks
withhold from their returns of dividends and
surplus profits the amounts carried to surplus
fund, as required by the National Currency
act"
This is erroneous, as the law requires the tax
to be paid upon the entire net earnings, inClud-
ing amounts paid stockholders and all uuds-
trlbuted sums, or sums made or added during
the year TO their surplus or contingent funds
(See sections l20 and l2l afOresaidO
This CaX upon the additions to the surplus
should not be confounded with that once re-
quired to be paid upon the surplus as part of
the banks capttal,it being tax upon the profits
of the business, without regard to the dispo-
s1ton made OF the same.
Very respectfully, THOMAS HARLAND,
tyy Crr0 0T1nig ufNra
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
rFeH ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE THIRD PAsE'l

STEALING -CLoTHEs.-JOhn Ross,
colored individual, was arrested yesteIuay
aSteTnoon. near Seventh and Jefferson streeIs'
~, a charge of larceny. John, actuaJed per-
maps by a philanthropic impulse, Jumped over Od
the fence OF yard in that nelghooInoou' rha ahe
servant happened to go into the yard about the
dime that John had got halt through WIN ms ms
elf inn posed task. Instead of thanking nun
Sor his interested Kindness she screamed toI
The police. He ran out of the yard. but tiie ne
nolice oficer on that beat caught MIN luSI ~ no
Pt - Germantown road and Jefferson street,
ssUd ~ look him into custody. He had hearing
SenSore alderman Haines, who held him In SlVOO
nail 10 answer at court
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A STRIKE.-The spinners, some eighteen in
unmber- of the Camden Woollen Mills, have
heen on a strike since Tuesday. They posted
men, a Ia pickets, on the road leading to the
mill who Informed all persons bound there
that they were on a strike. did not get any
wages, and threatened them if they went there
they would be the sufferers Nine OF these
MaTor' who held them in their own recogni-
1arces in the sum of $500 to appear at Court,
10 answer the charge OF conspiracy
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REAL, ESTATE.

E j. NJ. GUNlMEY & SONS'sSALE.
Handsome FOUR-STORY BRICK 81 ORE and RE-
SIDENCE, Southeast corner OF RACE and FIF-
TEENTH Streets
On MONDAY, March IS, 1867 at l2 o'clock. Noon
will be sold at Public Sale the Philadelphia EX
change,
Ali that certain lot piece of ground with the four
story modern brick store ana residence thereon
erected situate the southeast corner of Race and
Fifteenth Streets in the Tenth Ward of the city of
Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth Fiji
teenth street Is feet and extending of that width in
length depth Race street 100 feet certain 20
feet WIDE street. together with the free and common
use and privilege thereof The building erected
In the most substantial manner with store Is by 80
feet office IS by Is feet parlor diningroOm Kitchen
and Chambers is furnished with every modem con
yenience and Is in excellent order. Also, vault on
Race sstTeet, under pavement made of hagstOues
Clear Of all incumbTance. One-half the purchase
money may remain on mortgage, II desired.
j. NJ GUMMEY & SONS Auctioneers
8Sle No sos WALNUT Street
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! REAL ESTATE.

Ehl j. M GUBIAdEY q SONS SALE
Eight THREE-STOHY BRICK DWELLINGS
Nos 1881 1888. 1885. and 1887 MARINER Street; Nos
1sS2 1884, 1886 and 1888 MOTT Street.
'On MONDAY, March IS, 1867, at u O'Clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale at the Philadelphia Ex.
change,
All that certain Lot piece OF ground together with
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the
north of Mariner street. at the distance OF 256 feet
eastward from Thirteenth street, containing In ront
or breadth Mariner street 10 feet and extending OF
mar width In length or depth nOrthward 90 feet
through 70 Hott street. Improvements consist Of o
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R REAL ESTATE-SAMUEL c. FORD g.
- - NS.-N VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS
S1AND,-Threestory brick Building, S. H. corner of
Ninth and CHERRY Streets.-On Friday, March
~ ls!' al IL o'clock Neon, will be sold at public sale
az We Philadelphia Exchange, all that very
valuable three-story brick messuage and lot or
ground situate at the southeast corner of Ninth and
SsherIy streets containing In front on Ninth street
9leet lUlncnes and extending in depth along Cherry
street 30 teet TO four feet wide alley ltnas ali me
necessary conyeniences, and is in excellen. ORDER
having been improved by the present owner at an
expense OF sS0O The location desirable for almost
any KIND OF business, being IN one of the leading
thoroughtares of the city, and is well situated and
adapted Tor banking institution, which is much
needed in this particular business locality
wa be sold ctedr OF ipctuabrdnce dIiouOh s1o 5oo
may Tendtn on 1nortgdOe desired 6y the purchaser
SAMUEL @, FORD d SONS Auctioneers
S9lbH No. l27 ). FOURTH Street
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FACTORY RoBBED.-Last night some thieves
obtained an entrance into the umbrella factory
of Mr.. S. W. Carr, at the northwest corner OF
hundred and fifty pounds of sheet brass. They
effected their entranC by breaking open n cellar
of the huiIdiOp
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REAL EsTATE.-sAMUEL c. FORD 4

Esa REAL ESTATE.-SAMUEL c. FORD q
III SONS-TWO TRACTS OF LAND IN MONROE
CUUNTY.-On FRIDAY March %, 1867, at u o CLOCK.
Noon, will be sold at Public sale. at the Philadel-
phia Exchange, Tract or parcel of Land
Situate In Tunkhannock Township Monroe county
Pa, Poceno Station. the Delaware and Lack
awanna Railroad. a good mill site, and represented
as having a stream of water passing through it.
Containing so acres.
Also Tract of Acres adjoining the above,
These Tracts are supposed TO contain Coal.
Title perfect. Clear OF lncumbrances,
SAMUEL c. FORD & SONS, Auctioneers
39l62l No. l27 S. FOURTH street.
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an REAL ESTATE.-SAMUEL c.. FORD g.
MI SoNs.-Large and Valuable LOT at Chestnut
HILL. over Ten Acres, on FRIDAY. March %
1867 at IL O'Clock Noon, will be told Public Sale
at the Philadelphia Exchange. all that vaiua.
road lately opened. leading from the Wlssahlckon
turnpike To the Germantown turnpike, having a
front said road of over ZOO feet. Extending in
depth BY land OF Hiram j. Hartwe 67o feet to land of
Peter Hmkle deceased; thence along saiu Hinkles
land Go feet ga inches land of Samuel Austin;
thence by said AusLns land 5Ss feet inches TO aore
sald new road Containing lOA acres and 81 perches.
This property is beautifully wooded, has q fine
spring and splendid stone quarry opened.
SAMUEL &. FORD IL SONS, AuctiOneers,
39l62l No. 1877 s. FOURTH Street.
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q REAL ESTATE.-SAMUEL G. FORD a.
MI SONs-A LOT OF GROUND on RIDGE Avenue
Oh ttlDA March p, 1867, at II O'clock Noon will
be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change Lot of Ground and the Frame Messuages
LOIS NO a. situate on the west side of the Ridge road
commencing AT the distance OF 90 feet inches north
w0rdfrom the northerly side of Wiley street: thence
extending northward IN front said Ridge road 50
feet Inches TO lot marked in Plan No 2 thence west
ward 1853 feet IL inches Geary street. thence sonth
ward along said street so feet to lot marked in said
Plan NO. 2S thence extending eastward 26p feet and
One-quarter Of an inch to Ridge road, subject to a
ground rent of Sl5 per annum.
Three-fitlhs OF the purchase money may remain on
mortgage
THIS property rents for $40.
SAMUEL Z. FORD & SONS. Auctionners
39l62l NO. l27 s. FOURTH Street
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AUCTION SALES.
u Y J. M, GUMME & SONS,
ID AUCTlONEERS,
No. eos WALNUT Street
win hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
ON AND AFTER

win hold Regular Sales of
THE PHILLADMELPHIA LA FL EXCHANGE,
ON AND AFTER
They would respectfully solicit Attorneys. Execu
others desiring to sell property to send them meme
randum Of the same as early as possible, so thatt
2threest6ry brick Dwellings Nos. 1905 and 1903 SAN
ihree-story brick Dwellings, Nos 1884, 1ss3 1885,
aud 1897 Mariner street. ,,, - ,... -. ..
d 95sel9ry 15s 6f stPes Pe,Gk dwellings, NOS 1857 1884, 1885,
Handsome modern Residence. with back buildings
Valuable Property.LaTge Distillery and Lot 4Oxso
itTiErsesi6gy brick Dwelling No 4I4 Gaskill street.
Desirable Lot and Carpenter shop, NO. 1889 Stiles
handsome iour,story brick store and Residence
southeast corner Fifteenth and Race streets att.
Two desirable Building Lots, corner OF Woodblne'
Wilson and Willow avenues, Germantown SER
SALE ON MONDAY APRIL |, will include the
ELEGANT BROWN STONE RESIDENCE % feet
front, with French roof and three-story double BACK
DEiluiI 40. Ia5o N. BROAD sTREET.-was erected and
conveniences and comforts, expressly for the occu-
pancy of the present owner Lot l6O feet through 10
OTTSHREE,sT00RY BRICK DWELLING, No. "a
oIH4p%eNEBTSs oIH4p%eNEBsoME SisHsR THRHEsT0RY BRfcK RE.
siDEN CF No. 1924 Filbert street
Estate Of stephen benton, deceased.-Four three.
story Brick Residences, Nos ll22 ll24 ll26 ana E5
same Estate,-Trianguar lot OF Ground, N. w.
corner of Ninth street and Snyder avenue. ,-
Same Estate.-Lot of Ground, south side OF snyder
avenue, west Of Ninth street, l54 feet front .
Same Fstate.-LOt OF GrOunds east size OF MIMI
street, from Snyder avenue to CRntrell street.
Same Esale.-Lot, Cantrell street, east of Ninth
street.
same Estate-Lot, corner OF Tenth street and Buc
road.
Same Estate.-Lot, N f. corner Tenth and winton
streets,
same Estate.-Lot, N, w. corner of Ninth and
Winton streets.
Same Estate.-Lot 5. E. corner Ninth and winton
streets.
same Estate.-Lot, s. W. corner of Ninth and Win
ton Streets
Same Estate.-Lot, S. E. corner OF Jackson street
and Buck read.
Same Estate.-Three Lots of Ground, N. e. corner
OF Sixth ana Loudon streets.
Same Esate.-Three-story Brick Residence. No. 1895
Hamilton street. s@@@
GERMA MANTOWN.-Very desirable Building site
five acres, Thorp's lane, east of Duys lane 70 916&t
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ASSAULT AND BATTBRY.-John J. Gill was
arrested this morning at Front and Senate
streets by Reserve Rawlings, upon the charge
of disorderly conduct and committing an
assault and battery on q gentleman. He was
hold to bail by Alderman Beitler.
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O REAL ESTATE.
TQ j. Nj. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
Handsome THREE-sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. l4l6 SOUTH PENN SQUARE.
On MONDAY, March IL, 1857, at II O'Clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EK-
change all that certain Threestory Brick Messuage
or Tenement and Lot or Piece of Ground thereto
belonging, situate the south side Of olive street
tSouh Penn SQuare) the distance of i54 feet west
Of Broad street. Has twostory double back buildings
and Rttcs, bath hot and cold water, watercoset gas
etc, and is In excellent repair. Lot containing in
front breadth said Olive street IS feet, and
tending in length depth OF that width 9z feet 70
~ feet wide alley leading into Fifteenth street.
Clear of all incumbrance,
One half the purchase money may remain on
Possession given on execution of the deed.
]. NJ. GUMMEY 81 SONS, Auctioneers
g9I6 No. sos WALN UT Street
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fIf hEAL IAIL-SAMUEL1 2. tURU
Ell SONS.-LOT, NEAR FISHERS LANE STA.
IIUN, GERMANTOWN, THREE FRONTS. on
FRIDAY, March y. 1867, at IL o'clock noon, will be
sold at Public Sale, ut the Philadelphia Ex-
change, all that valuable lot of ground situate on
the east side of StentOn avenue 81 feet inches north
ward from Rockland street, l67 feet inch deep to
land ofGeorge Pullinger thence along said Pullin-
gers land 1870 feet inches to Ruscomb street, having
of 56 feet Ruscomb street, l3S feet on Logan
street, and SS feet on Stenton avenue. Subject 10
ground rent of $50 per annun.
SAMUEL Z. FORD CS SONS. Auctloneers
39l6H No. III 5. FOURTH Street.
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RECovERED.-The $4,000 in United States
bonds, that were stolen some time since from
Mr.. Haney, in Wallace street. have all been re-
covered. The Detective Police Officers Taggart
and Smith got on the trail of the thieves, and
the pursuit becoming too hot for them the
bonds were returned 10 the Detectives Office.
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a. REAL. ESTATE

HUI j. NJ. GUMMEY & sons SALE.
wo THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS Nos.
1906 and 1903 SAMSON Street,
on MONDAY, March lS, 1867, at 10 o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
All that certain Lot OF piece of ground with the
three-stOry brick messuage or tenement thereon
erected, situate the south side OF SAMSON street,
No. 1906 the distance OF 80 feet west of Fifteenth
street. containing in front SAMSON street 6 feet "a
Inches extending in depth Of that width SO feet
an outlet leading into MoTavian street.
II.
All that certain Lot or piece of ground, with the
three-story brick messuage tenement thereon
ected situate No. 1906 SAMSON street. size and
description as No. /, with outlet into Moravian
street.
Clear of all incumbrance.
]. NJ, GUMMEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
3916 No. sos WALNUT Street.
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STEALING Coal. - Several parties were
arrested this morning by the special officers of
the Reading Railroad Company, and bound
over by Alderman Jones to answer the charge
Of stealing coal. The Companys detectives
are determined to break up the "cheap coal"
operatoTg on this road.
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SLIGHT FRE.-The alarm of fire about half
past 3 o'clock this morning was occasioned by
the burning of some barrels in the yard of Mr.
SHELTON, at No. 33S s. Front street.
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ESs REAL ESTATE.
EGQ j. NJ. GUMMEY e. SONS SALE.
Desirable BUILDING LOTS on WILLOW, WILL
SON. and WOODBINE Avenues, Germantown.
On MONDAY, March lS 1867, at Il O'Clock, Noon,
will be sold ut Public Sale, at the Philadelphia E&-
change,
All those certain two contiguous Lots or pieces of
Land, situate in the Borough OF Germantown, in
the Twentysecond Ward OF the city of Philadelphia
No. j,
beginning at the corner of Wilson street and Wood
bine avenue thence along the side OF said avenue
south AZ degrees 40 minutes west sS feet to stake
for corner; thence north so degrees 10 minutes
lO5 feet to stake set for corner thence north %
degrees 10 minutes east 2O4 feet inches stake in
line of Wilson street; thence by the side of Wilson
south SO degrees % minutes east 65 feet TO the
place of beginning.
beginning at the northerly corner of Willow and
Woodbine avenues, and extending thence along the
side OF the said Willow avenue, north degrees 35
west 2S7 feet 10 stone set for OF this
and land late of Charles Ii. Shoemaker; thence
partly by the line of the said Charles H. Shoemakers
land and partly by the line of Lot No. south 50 de-
grees 10 minutes east 2l0 feeth q stake In line of
Woodbne avenue; thence along the side of Woodbipe
avenue south AZ degrees 40 minutes west 205 feet
inches 10 the place OF beginning.
Clear OF all membranes.
Onehalf the purchase money may remain, ifdeslred.
j. Nj. GUMMEY d SONS. Auctioneers,
39l6 No. sos WALNUT Street.
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DANCOAsT 81 WARNOCK, AUCTI0NEERS
III No 2AO MARKET STREET.

LARGE POSITIVE SALE Of FaS5S S@ b9Ts aSo 4ERI AZ H
CAN AND IMPORTED pB1hN Bha T. ~ RYV E
CHiEFs, GINEN GOODS, HoslERx, GOODS
ETC. ETC ETC, BY te1sadnsssday' essdLVsdds - 0is' -
March lS. 1867, commencing st 10 oelook, cOpPrLs,
Snsods inst landed, and suited TO present and ap-
proaaSSh5ns salesii xyx NUT EXTENSION TABLE,
HANH DESK, ETC ETC.
AIso nm wednesday, At 10 O'clock one hne solid
,,aiSt 10 faet extension table, made TO order; fine
desf ana hook case, ONCE screen etc. etc, s9St
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a BY ORDER OF HEIRS.

~ EsTHLe
j. M. GUMhTEN & SONS, AUCTIONEERS
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
Large distery and lot 43 by 80 feet 402 and 4O4
SOUTH Street.
on MONDAY, March 49, 1867, at l2 o'clock, Noon,
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia EK-
change,
All that certain lot piece of ground, together with
the improvements thereon erected (now occupied as
distery) situate the south side of South street,
Nos 4O2 and 40 at the distance of 81 feet inches vest
ward from Fourth street. containing In front or
breadth South street feet and extending In length
depth of that width so feet. Subject to yearly
ground rent OF $50.
j. NJ. GUAiNGEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
39lC No. 5US WALNUT Street,
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The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
New YoRK.-We need hardly call the attention
Of our readers to the advertisement of this Com
pany, found upon our fifth page to-day. 1t
speaks for itself in language that cannot fail to
be understood. Not only do Its assets approach
twenty millions of dollars, but the safe and sub
stantial nature of its investments must receive
the approval of every business man. We feel
certain that its policy -holders-for they are the
only participants, as it is not a stock Company
will have every reason to be satisfied with the
cash dividend of over two millions of dollars as
the profits of the business for the year ending
IannarY 81. 1857.
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/ REAL ESTATE.
]. M. GuMMsY & SONS, SALE.

Q ]. Nj. GUMMISY & SONS SALE.
Elegant FouTstory BROWNSTONE RESIDENCE!
No. 1850 N. BROAD Street.
on MONDAY, April l. 1867 at II O'Clock. Noon, will
be sold at Public Sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that certain iOur-story brownStone residence
piece of ground thereunto belonging situate
the west side OF Broad street. at the distance of
25 teet southwark from Thompson street, in the
Twentieth Ward of the city of Philadelphia. Has
threestory double back buildings and French roof
Parlor, office, diningrOom, kitchen, and out kitchen
on first floor; two chambers sitng-room aud library
second floor; five chambers third floor, and two
on the fourth two heaters, two ranges, two bath
rooms and water Closets 1t is built aud finished
throughout in the most substantial manner, and in
perfect order,
Lot containing 25 feet in front or breadth on Broad
street. and extending OF that width in length depth
100 feet through to Carlisle street.
Clear OF all inCumbrance.
One-half of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage
Can be seen by application at the Office OF
]. NJ. GUMMEY IL SONS, Auctioneers,
39l6 % 30 No. sos WALNUT Street.
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DISHONEST BoARDERs.--U McAndrews
and George ODonnell were held in $500 bail each
by Alderman SineX TO answer q charge OF lar.
up at house at Port Richmond. Whilst there
a couple of days ago, they were charged with
AS soon as the owner of the watch discovered
the loss, he gave information TO the police, and
McAndfeWs and O'Donnell, who had been act
house together. were Brrested on Melville street
Yesterday morning,
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REAL ESTATE.

Gl ]. NJ. GUAIMEY & SONS SALE.
Frame CARPENTER SHOP and LOT OF
GROUND, No. 1889 STILES Street, Ridge Ave
On MONDAY, March IS, 1867. at IL O'Clock, Noon,
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
that certain lot piece of ground together with
the improvements thereon erected (now used as a
carpenter shop) situate the northery side ofStes
No. 1892 at the distance of ~ feet inches
ward from Nineteenth street, IN the Twentieth Ward
OF the city OF Philadelphia; containing in front or
breadth Stiles street l6 feet, and extending In
length depth northward between lines parallel
with said Nineteenth street 100 eet to Cabot street.
Two fronts.
Clear of all incumbrance
j. NJ. GUMMEY Il SONS Auctioneers.
1916 No. sos WALNUT Street.