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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Office at EvansS flle,sState of Indiana,
on the I'd day of October, 1867. ,..t,e7 ..-.,.,
Persons calling for any of these letters
will Please say Advertised" giving date
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MONETARY IS gGsIMEReIAI

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can he sent through any of the
Evansville merchants.
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s. NJ. R0LEY's

IN the office of VIM. Emery, Justice of the
Peace, on Third Street, between Main and
Locust. -iA iit -.'
Real Estate bought and sold on commits
sion, at reasonable rates. No charge If the
sale is not effected. Will attend to the pay
ment of taxes, collecting of debts, renting
Of houses, &c, &c. jy25 d3m
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Election for Church Trustees.

n n ELECTION will be held Saturday,
~ October 5th, 1867, in the city of Evans
vile, Vanderburgh County, Ind, in the
basement of the High School corner of
Clarke and Second Streets, at IA o'clock
PM, for the purpose OF electing three
Trustees of the German Baptist Church.
WIN. +. q. MEISSNER,
se26 DIV Church Clerk.
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FOR { RENT.

TOR RENT-STORE-An new four-story
6 stone on First Street. For particulars,
inquire etc l<ff1 81 "A. REFS, BtV ,
Se2S Main Street
x offices, In the new building, No. 81
Main Street. hetween. Third and Fourth
seN div - He. WOODROW. =
TNOR RENqLH0USEZAff new two-story
= brick house, contain ing seven rooms,
Emery's Grove. For particulars inquire
of HENRY DANEATELLI - /.
se26 div Cor Fourth and Ingfe SITS
u front room, with board. ON Sixth
Street, between, Main and Sycamore. In
Quire of ]. H. COLEMAN, at the Auction
House, No. 81 Main Street. Eau2S diff
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

-PFGEeN TOWNSHIP, Sept. 80, 1867.
Evansville Journal Company - ~ 4,
Please gannonhee' the name of VIM.
WARREN, ST., as candidate for Assessor
OF Pigeon Township at the ensuing October
election.
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The COMPETITION made by the new COM
panN the Merchants Union, operates
chfefyi on the United States and Ameri-
can companies, though the Adams is some
what affected. 1 would appear that the
aggregate OF business done by. the three
andlhe American, during the first seven
months of IL year, amounted last year to
81, 494 81, and this year to "a 90, 39S-de-
crease, 81 937 $685. against s., 043 ,35l done by
the Mercbap k Eaion in the lfirsfs seven
over these lines for the seven months have
increased but ,760 over those of last
year, the amount of business transacted
has been largely augmented under re-
duced rates.
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The Business Of the Express Com

From the New York statement of the
Exp ess Companies 1t would appear that
the gross receipts OF the several lines in
year were last year and this as follows:
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FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce the
name o. ALEXANDER DARLING as a
candidate for, re- election to the Office OF
Sheriff of EanderbuI xh County, subject to
the decision of the Union Convention, If
one is held.
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JACOB H. MILLER. Tobaccontst, of Ey-,
a1syiile II ser tf9hns " d sFibia1s s
cision of a conyention- and his friends
A THOUSAND AND MORE VOTERS.
Editors JournalEPlease an nounce me as
a candidate for reelection to the office of
Prosecuting Attorney for the 18th Judtcial
Circuit at the coming eleotf0n.S = - II
W. P. HARGRAVE.
FoR ,GoAMoSs Pleas JYDGE IL
We aresadthorizedto an nOu11ce MOfriSS
Johnson as a candidate for Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas for the lst District,
composed of the countfeslof Posey, Gibson,
Vanderburgh, and Warrick, at the next
October elecQona q LII q &
n l.. ROBINSON Is a Candidate for
~ Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
in the First District, composed ofthelc0Gnrs
ties of Posey, Vanderburgh, Gibsqny and
Warrick. e.ssNSdtf
Editors JournaI-Announce.m me to the
people Of theA District az a candidate for
the ONCE efPEQsecutisgAAAyJtosr9p.egyi pow
Mt Vernon Ind, July4, .iS6FL jys
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BUSfNESgDIRECTuRY.

woiloI Medical. ti7a b e4f-,ff
Bray & Day, Drs., s First street.
Weber Or. A., Third Street., between
Cherry and Oak hahiIIo - .-'@Ii 2. 81
Libo Wool Factory. i-1aY.ia 2
Gruen J. BIZ Co., corner of the Canal and
Bond street. ereTT arufrrt2 IL
Wagons and Carriages.
DeckerC. & Sons, l4e and las Main street.
DeaatdI.
Haas DIR. T., corner Main and First streets
RiTbower DIR. j. C., 10 First street. 2Ta1
bl0fat Insurance.. c4a io 4.oIzs5aa
Nexsen d Bixby, 8 Main Street. al atf. al
Evansville ms. Co., cor, Main and First.
oF Dry Goods Retail. ~,
Miller & Brinkmeyer, No. First Street.
Hudspeth, Adams & CO., SO Main street..
schapker e. Bassing. Main street. sol =,
adt ,,ArcAitects. ~ ..f .s,g ~ II
Boyd Robert, Chambers Block. of,.,;s.
Mursinna, Chambers Block.
3 mir 1899 7Qaeens,oare..' = E. ~ 91 500
Hollingsworth Bros, % First street! edI
Mark & Warren, Is Main street. eeI maI
Lichten q Ichenhauser, First street. s
Sanders Bros Third street.
SIohinA .Leqdl. '''jhi'sl ai5i'
weIborn J. F., Third street. a4 q CD Z
nRed5 Estate Agents. naai q
Roley 8. NJ, Third street al 9-IU0o siii
McNeely & Schubert, General Agts., Third
% street. a,,.f.,,.... f,.d.;..a <..f...4 30.
Elliott j. P. & Son. Third street.
4seavis Wm., 9515 Main street.. siii .3h
Johnson tAlvah, Third street. III ~ arid u
boots and Shoes. 10 tasbaas|
Semonfn Peter, 81 First street. ;t,-...ss,
George L. Dixon, Main street.
Morgan, Putnam & Co., ~ and 45 Main st.
-Iaogd9 Pianos. 9Gf 1919 1fsST
Fred. Cell, Third street. 30 eaiua sod cit
shi Taasp0rtatioa.i 4 iul.s9d9
St9r Union Line, Henning, Hubbs q Co.,
Wharf boat.
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Mr.. Edftor-Please announce the name
of THOMAS BOWER, sen., of Scott Town.
ship, as a candidate for the office of Conn
missioner of Vanderburgh County at the
ensuing October election.
AS Mr.. Bower WOULD n OF desire. tosrun
without the general endorsement of his
friends, his name will be submitted to the
Convention-tob be held September 7th.
A THOUSAND VOTERS.
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ESTATE AGENCY.
ESTATE AGENCY. 81
The Place for Bargains
- EO - in n "a ws -
r E L ESTA gf
McNEELY & SCHUBERTS
Real Estate and Insurance
Agency, ~

No. 1 HEDDEKICH'S BLOCK,
80 Corner Room, Second Floor,) <9
Opposite the Court-House, Hs lif
E9. .;..,.,,. 4 EVANSVILLE, IND.
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u, SAbE AZ S;n Sn MONDAY, APRIL l. will include the
tt .i,, ~ ,IbIOWN STONE RESIDFNCF 25 feet
Buiidings i"0h fooi' and three-story double Back
40. l25o N. BROAD STREET. wan orec,od and
nIsnJu T,ti .hIoukhOut IN superior manner nv Mr. III
.raSei ~ WIN extra conveniences and Comforts
expressly 1oI the occupancy OF the nreeoyt n,snsy
Lot l6O feet through to Carlisle street
y 6h1 VALUABLE STORE pp1pVpr,v ,,i,n
SlA BIck dwellings and Carriage "a 80. ~
~ - To $40 ~ second street. Lot 25xi00 feet throngh
,5rEasl46 TrHEhEE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING No a.
Estate OF John b. Neagle deceasoa r,.>,rso,,,,
IHKEE-sTORH BRICK RESIDENCES, No ~ ie3I "a Sh H.
Estate of stephen Benton, decesseo -Eon, ,,.o,
Carpenter street, '' '-~oi anu llAo
Same Estate,-Triangular lot OF arorr, =, ~,
corner OF Ninth street and Snyder avenue N' Az W.
same Estate'~,Lot of Ground, south side of snvder
avenue west of Ninth street I54 feet from " hyuei
Same Estate.-Lot of Ground east si5a ~ ny,.,,
street, from Shyuef avenue to CRntrell street
Same EBtate.-Lot, Cantren street, east Of Ninth
street. ' ' VI N'Ah"h
Same Estate-LOt, corner Of Tenth street and Rnc,,
road 0'' "nu DUCK
same Esate.-LOt, N. E. corner Tenth and win,oD
streets, ~ anu "'u'oh
Same Estate.-Lot, N, W. corner of Ninth and
Winton streets. " A''''" anu
Same Estate.-Lot, s. E. corner Ninth and wtnton
streets. ~ ''h'Oh
Same Eslate.-Lot S. W. corner Of Ninth and Win.
ton streets. " A''H'ii ohu W lh-
Same Estate;-Lot,s S. f. corner of jackson stree,
and Buck road. - o'" S'Iee'
Same kstate.-Tbree Lots Of Ground. N T. corner
OF sixth ana l. oudon streets ' -' - 'Oihe
Same .-ThTeestOry Brick Residanco NJ, 1000
Hamilton street, @''' 1000
RMANTOWN.-Ver desirable Rpudi,,, ste
hVe acres, Ihorps lane, east OF buy lane f39lGStf
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REAL ESTATE

EgQ j. NJ. GUMMEY Il SONS.SALE.
Handsome FOURSTORY BRICK STORE and RE-
IEENTH Streets.
On MONDAY, March IS, 1867, at 10 o'clock. Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex
change,
All 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 on Fif
length depth Race street 100 feet to acertan 20
wide street, together with the free aud common
use and privilege thereof The building erected
the most substantial manner. with store Is by 30
feet office by feet, parlOr. diningroom kitchen,
and chambers. Is furnished with every modern con-
Venence, and is in excellent order, Also, vault on
Race estreet, under pavement, made OF hagsJOnes.
Clear of all incumbrance. One-half the purchase
money may remain on mortgage. II desired
j. NJ. GUMMEY d SONS, AuctiOneers
39l6 No. sos WALNUT Street.
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REAL ESTATE.
Hi A'1n n N T GINMI,v ~. G. sous, SArr

E:4 ]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS' SALE,
Valuable FOUR-sTORY BRICK STORE PRO
PERTY, SIX DWELLINGS, and TWO-STORY
BRICK CARRIAGE FACTORY, No. 4l6 North
SECOND Street, through to st. John Street.
On MONDAY, April !, 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 the
west side of Second street, between Callowhill and
Willow streets No. 4l6 in the Eleventh Ward of the
City of Philadelphia containing in front breadth
the said Second street 25 feet and extending in
length depth westward feet to st. John street.
improvements consist of tour-story Brick Store,
25 feet front by 90 feet deep built in superior
with the modern conyeniences. Excellent basement
and vault under the footway; three four-story Brick
Dwellings, and three thTee-stoTy Brick Dwellings in
the rear, and large two-story Brick Carpenter Shop
and Carriage Repository, fronting st. John street.
all in excellent order. This is very valuable pro-
perty both for business and as investment, both
fronts being good business Streets Immediate
possession can be had of the store
Clear of all incumbranCe.
Keys OF the Store can be had at No. 400 above.
]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS, Auction eers.
3l630 No sos WALNUT Street
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g. EXECUTORS SALE.
-..iL I..tnHn ~ G1nI. ID LII IaAr ~ \.
-s.A Estate of STEPHEN BENTON. d
j. NJ. GLLM MI EN ~ AANt--

j. NJ. GUMMEY ~ S0Nis On Geceaseu'
MODERN 3;So T,HIdRE5EsToRY I'll 5;ES BRICK dwellings,
On mon April l, 1867, At 1910 clock, Noon, Will
De solu at Fuolc SALE at The Philadelphia Exchange
All that certain threestory brick messuape or tene
the lot piece ground thereunto beiongIng sita
No. l22 on the south side Of Carpenter street. at the
Eleventh street in the Second Ward of the Ctv of
kitchen On the first floor five Chambers FSSgs ana n
and cold water path, gas, etc Lot containing in ronT
tending in length depth of that width between lines
parallel with Eleventh street, 70 feet including a GER
feet wide alley, leading southwark into Camilla
street Subject to yearly grOund-lent Ofsl2I66
All that certain threestory brick messuage or tene-
the lot or piece oground thereunto belonging situate
No ll24 ON tie south side of Carpenter street the
distance OF le6 feet westward from Eleventh street
in the secod Ward Of the City OF Philadelphia. Same
ject to a yearly ground.rent s24'66
All that certain threestoTy brick messusee or tene
ment, with twO.stOry back buildings together with
the lot or piece OF ground thereunto Belonging situate
distance Of 292 feet westward from Eleventh street in
description and lot ofsame dimensions as No. l. Sub
ject to a yearly ground-rent of Sl2FG6.
All that certain Three-story Brick Messuage or Tere
ment, with two;stoTy 6aGk buildings together with
No l2s on the south side OF Carpenter street. the
Eleventh street, in the Second Ward of the City of
Philadelphia Same description and lot OF same
aS ANO' l. ouUJSCI W u yearly
OF Sl24'f6.
MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1888 HAMILTON Stree
All that certain Three-Story Brick Messuage or
situate ana Lot on or e ee souS of S %
street. No 1898, the distance of 10 inches
westward from the side of Eighteenth in
the Fifteenth Ward OF the City OF Philadelphia. Has
saloon pnrlor, dining room, Kitchen. and chambers
bath, hot and cold water, furnace, range etc. etc
Lot containing in front breadth Hamilton street
10 feet inches. and extending IN length or depth
southward, between lines parallel with the said
Eighteenth street, 81 feet inches to 3feet wide
alley.
Terms-Sl5OO may remain on Mortgage if desired
j. Nj. GUMMEH IL SONS, Auctioneers,
No. sos WALNUT Street.
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his innocence, the people believing that a de-
claration to that effect, when falsely made by
one who had placed his right hand upon the
relic, would render him liable to the most
frightful torture, as combined punishment
for his guilt and sacrilege.
Tomorrow being the 18th Of March, IL will
be observed by our fellow citizens of Irish birth
and descent in a manner becoming the ami
versary of the death of Ireland's Patron Saint.
Pontif0al High Mass will be sung by the Right
Rev. Bishop Wood, at st. Patrick's Church,
at Twentieth and Locust streets, the services
commencing at half-past 10 o'clock; after
which, the Very Rev. James O'Connor. Rector
of st. Charles Seminary, will deliver the Pane
gyrio of the Saint. As the anniversary this
year falls on Sunday, the secular observance
of it will not take place until the day following
There has long been current pretended be-
lief that such a thing as a clear day on the
18th of March was q wonder not to be thought
of. Whether the Generalization of the ele-
ments which is then confidently anticipated,
is owing to the fact that the ghost of the good
bishop who departed this life so many years
ago is on that day in the habit of revisting
this mundane sphere, or whether it is caused
by the internal reioicings of the Druids,
snakes, and toads which he so remorselessly
exercised while in the flesh, we are not at pre-
sent informed. Certain it is, however, that
tomorrow bids fair to be anything but fair,
from the present indications of the weather.
We cannot conscientiously wish it otherwise;
for we have no passion for anomalies, and the
shining of the sun on st. Patrick's Day is as
much of an anomaly as would be the squirm-
ing of a serpent on one of the tombs of Ire
lands Patron Saint.
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IA REAI ESTATE.

E..f REAL ESlAlE
Eai ]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS SALE
Eight THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos. 1891 1888 1885, and 1887 MARINER Street; Nos
1882. 1884, 1856, and 1888 MOTT Street.
ON MONDAY, March 49, 1867, at u o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale at the Phiadelphla E&
change,
All that certain Lot piece Of ground. together with
the Improvements thereon erected, situate on the
westward from Thirteenth street, containing IN lron
breadth Mariner street 6 feet, and extending OF
that width In length depth northward 90 feet
through to Mott street. Improvements consist or
Three-story Brick dwelling. fronting on Mariner
street mo. l33l), and also Three-story Brck DIVER
ling fronting on Mott street (No. 1897 subject 70
yearly ground rent Of sS6.
All that certain Lot piece OF ground together with
the improvements thereon erected, situate on Lhe
north side of Mariner street. at the distance OF ~ e
westward from Thirteenth street. same size ana ue.
scrpton as No lwth similar improvements NOS. 1888
Mariner street and 1884 Mott street, Subject 10 a
yearly ground rent of $36
All that certain Lot or piece OF ground IogetneI
with the improvements thereon erected situate Ou
north side OF Mariner street at the distance OF 1oo e
westward from Thirteenth street, same size anu uS
scrpton as M with similar improvements NOS 1859
Mariner street and 1885 Mott street. suDJect 10 4
All that certain Lot piece OF ground together WIN
tne improvements thereon erected, situate on ClS
north side of Mariner street. at the distance OF o
westward from Thirteenth street, same size anu Ss
scripton as NO with similar Improvements NOS 1881
Mariner street and 1888 Mott street. Subject 10
yearly ground rent of ESQ.
]. NJ. GUMMEY d SONS, Auctoneers,
S9l6 No, sos WALNUT Street.
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4 REAL ESTATE.

ksX J; M. GUMMEY & SONS SALE. -
:, ,ds Two u \ dtHhEE-SIORY 4 E- BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS
1905 ana zoos SAMSON Street,
On MoEDAYl March IS, 1867, at IL o'clock, Noon'
change, " -
All tnat certain Lot or piece of ground with the
lnIee-sIOIy DIlck messuage tenement thereon
eTec,e1 situate on the south side OF SAMSON street.
No. l0O0 az he distance OF 90 feet west OF Firteentn
street containing In front sansom street l6 feet ~
Inches and extending In depth on that width feet 70
an outlet leading into Moravian street.
II.
All lnAL eett tain Lot or piece OF grOnnd, with the
lhreestoIy Drck messuage or tenemO thereon
erected, GtuAIe No. 1906 SAMSON street, n eRnd
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REAL ESTATE.
J. M. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.

j. M GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
Elegant Four-story BROWNSTONE RESIDENCE!
No 1850 N. BROAD Street.
On MONDAY, April l, 1867, at 10 o'clock. Noon will
be sold at Public Sale ut the PhiladelphIa EXch ange
All that certain iour-Story brownstone residence,
and piece of ground thereunto belonging situate
on west side OF Broad street. the distance of
25 feet southwark from Thompson street. in the
Twentieth Ward of the city of Philadelphia. Has
three-story double back buildings and French roof
Parlor office. dnng.room, Kitchen and out kitchen
first floor: two chambers. sittingroom and library
on second floor five chambers on third floor and two
on the fourth; two heaters, two ranges, two bath
rooms and water closets. Was built and finished
throughout in the most substantial manner by Mr..
r. j. Dobbins, with large closets and extra conVe-
nences and comforts expressly tor the occupancy OF
the owners. ALI waste water perfectly drained by
underground drainage into the culvert.
Lot containing rs Teet in front breadth 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.
], NJ. GUMMEY Il SONS, Auctoneers.
S0lG233O No. sos WALNUT Street
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z REAL ESTATE

EM j. NJ GUMMEY g. SONS SALE.
Desirable BUILDING LOTS on WILLOW, WILL
son. and " OODBINE Avenues, Germantown.
On MONDAY, March is, 1867, at II O'clock Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
All those certain two contiguous Lots or pieces of
Land, situate in the Borough of Germantown now in
the TwentysecOnd Ward OF the city PHILADELPHIA
No. ],
beginning at the of Wilson street and Wood.
bine avenue thence along the side of said avenue
south AZ degrees 40 minutes west Sg feet to stake set
for thence north so degrees 10 minutes west
lO5 stake set for corner; thence north %
degrees 10 minutes east 204 feet inches stake in
line of Wilson street; thence by the side of Wilson
south SO degrees % minutes east l65 feet to the
place Of beginning.
No. 2,
beginning at the northerly corner of Willow and
oodbine avenues, and extending thence along the
side of the said Willow avenue north degrees 35
257 feet a stone set for corner 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. l. south so de-
grees 10 minutes east 20 feet to stake in line of
Woodbine avenue thence along the side of Woodbine
avenue south AZ degrees 40 minutes west 2Oj feet
inches to the place OF beginning.
Clear OF all nCumbrauCe.
One-haf the purchasemoney may remain. fdesired.
j. NJ GUMMEY IL SONS, AuCtiOneers
39l6 No. 5OS WALNUT Street.
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A REAL ESTATE,

kl J. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
BRICK DWELLING, No. Ala GASKILL Street.
On MONDAY, March 49, 1867, at 10 o'clock, Noon,
will be sold ct Public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change.
All that certain lot piece of ground together with
the brick messuage tenement thereon erected.
situate the south side of Gaskill street. between
Fourth and Fifth Streets No 4l4 in the Fifth Ward of
the City of Philadelphia, containing in front breadth
Gask street 20 feet, and extending in length or
depth of that width 62 feet inches.
Clear of all incumbrance. .
u, NJ. GUMMEY & SONS Auctioneers,
39l6 No. sos WALN UT street.
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RA BY ORDER OF HEIRS.

j. Nj. GUMMEH Il SONS. AUCTlONEEhS'
. VALUABLE PROPERTY, -, , Az,
Large distery and lot 43 by 80 eetNos 4Vz ana 7Vi
on MONDAY, March ls. 1867, at Y O'clock NOON, S
%iii be SOLD at Public Sale. at the PhiladephS hN
All that certain lot piece of ground together M a
he improvements thereon erected (now occuPlevt ~
9lsery) situate the south side of South street,
nos 4O2 ana 49 at the distance of 2 feet6 ucnes
MAru irom Fourth street, containing In iIont ~ ~
breadth on south street feet and extending In eng
ground rent of $50. -. -
JIM. GUAIAfEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
SSlG No, sos WALNUT Street.