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REAL, ESTATE.

kAl I'm. GUMMEY SONS SALE,
Modern four story Brick Residence, No. 923 Clinton
street.
on MONDAY, April l5 1867, at II o'clock, noon
Will be sold, at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change
All that certain four-story brick Messuage or Tene
ment and lot or piece OF Ground theTeuntO belonging
situate the north side of Clinton street. No 923 al
the distance of l49 feet eastward from the east side
Tenth street. in the Seventh Ward of the city of PIT
Clinton street 10 feet and extending in length OF
depth northward of that width lis feet TO Bond
street together with the tree and common use aud
privilege of said Bond street at all times hereafter
forever. Has large saloon parlor, dining room
kitchen, four chambers, attics, BATH hot and cold
water, heater, range, water-clOset etc.
j, NJ, GUMMEY q SONS Auctioneers,
46l3 No. sos WALNUT Street,
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BY ORDER OF HEIRS.

kEu Estate of CHARLES FRENCH, deceased.
]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS, AUCIIONEERS,
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING No. $40 N
SEVENTH Street.
will be sold Public Sale at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
All that certain brick Messuage or Tenement and
Lot or piece of ground thereunto belonging, situate
the west side of Seventh street, at the distance OF
1874 feet inches northward from Wallace street. In
the thirteenth Ward of the city of Philadelphia
containing in front breadth said Seventh street
Is feet 8 inches, and extending in length depth
westward between parallel lines at right angles with
Seventh street 20 feet. Has attics and two-story
brick back buildings, two parors, dining-room and
kitchen the first floor gas throughout, hydrant in
yard, ETC. etc.
33O46 No sos WALNUT Street.
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REAT, ESTATE SALE ApriI 10 will inc,rdo

REAL ESTATE SALE, April IL, will include
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 3l6
Monroe street. Gas, bath, etc. sale absolute. I'M
mediate possession.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. Liberty street, be-
tween Upland and Madison streets. Chester 80 by I45
feet.
BUILDING LOT. on Factory street, Frankford, liz
feet front.
lage. Twenty y-eighth Ward, Twenty-seventh street
between Emmett and Dauphn So feet AZ inches
front by ITO feet deem G45
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a REAL ESTATE.

k!;i j. M. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
Valuable LOT OF GROUND, Northeast corner
SECOND Street and ALLEGHENY Avenue.
on MONDAY, April l5 1867, at ~ o'clock, Noon,
will be sold Public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change
All that certain Lot piece OF ground, situate the
northeast corner OF Allegheny avenue and Second
delphia containing in front or breadth on the said
Second street 100 feet and extending in length or
depth eastward of that width along the north side of
the said Allegheny avenue 2S feet to the west side of
Hancock street. Three fronts. Subject to the restrC
ion that slaughter-house skin dressing establish
ment, glue, bone, soap, or candle manufactory, or
other building for offensive occupation, shall
ever be erected used upon the said lot OF ground
u, M. GUNdMEY & SONS, Auctioneers,
39O46 No. sos WALN UT Street.
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- REAL ESTATE.

thu j. M. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
Desirable BUILDING LOT on SPRING GARDEN
Street. above Eighteenth.
on MONDAY April l5, 1867, at u o'clock, Noon
will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
All that certain Lot piece of Ground, situate on
the north side OF Spring Garden street. at the distance
nf l6l feet westward from the side of Eighteenth
Stleet In the Fifteenth Ward OF the city of Phiade
mia containing in front breadth on Spring Garder
Street S6 feet and extending in length depth north
ward between lines at right angles with Spring Gar
den III feet more or less TO Brandywine street
TWO fronts. ...
Subject to yearly ground rent OF sl9l'22.
]. NJ. GUMMEY e. SONS Auctoneers,
88O46 No. sos WALNUT Street.
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a PUBLIC SALE.

AtT FODLlC pALBs
EA SAMUEL G. FORD & SONS, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, North Penn Viii
Iage, Twenty eighth Ward, TWENTY SEVENTH
Street, between EMMETr and DAUPHIN Streets.
ON FRIDAY, April II, at IL o'clock, Noon, will be
sold al Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange
All those three certain contiguous Lols pieces
ground situate on the east side of Twentyseventh
street, between Emmett and Dauphin streets, aud
the distance of 73 feet 05 inches northward from the
north side OF Emmett street. in the Twenty eighth
Ward OF the city Of Philadelphia: containing together
in front or breadth said Twenty.seventh street
55 feet "a inches, and in length depth eastward
that width 10 feet
Clear OF all incumbrance.
$50 to be paid At time of sale,
SAMUEL c. FORD g. SONS, AuctioneeTs,
46u No W 8. FOURTH Street.
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PuBLIC sALE.-sAMUEL G. FORD a

a PUBLIC SALE.-SAMUEL c. FORD a.
EUSONS. uctioneers.-BUILDING LOT at CHES-
TER.-On FRIDAY, April u. 1867, at u oclock, noon,
Will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelph EX-
change all that certain lot or piece OF Ground situate
on the south side Of Liberty street, between Upland
said Upland street, in the town Of Chester Pennsyl
yauia containing in front said Liberty street 80
feet and extending in depth lac feet
Clear of all Incumbrance.
Fifty collars 10 be paid at time OF sale
SAMUEL U, FORD d SONS. Auctloneers,
32046l No. l27 y FOURTH Street
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! prRIIN sAlE.-SAMuEL. C- Enl

a PUBLIC SALE.-SAMUEL c. FORD d.
EW SONS, Auctoneers.-BUILDlNG LOT, FAC.
TORY Street FRANKFORD.-On FRIDAY, April
10 1867 at - O'clock noon VIII be sold public sale
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that certain lot
or niece OF Ground situate on the northwesterly side
Of "a thirty feet wide street. laid out by Samuel
Brooks his plan of lots called Factory street and
On the southwardy side of Piling street, containing
in ont on said Factory street ll2 $40 feet and on
said Ping 10 feet, and in depth to the east
eTy side thereof 122 $40 feet and the westerly side
49 feet inches,
clear Of incumbrance.
Eifty dollars to be paid at time OF sale
SAMUEL c. FORD d SONS Auctioneers,
33O46u No. l27 s. FOURTH Street.
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SLIGHT FRE.-A pot of pitch took fire yes
terday in Market street, near Forty-ffth, about
half past O'Clock. The dense smoke gave rise
to an alarm of Ere. The bells in West Philadel-
phia were rung, and all the fire companies
turned out. Beyondthe destruction of the pitch,
no damage was done,
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In WoRKING ORDER.-The splendid grain
elevator at tie foot OF Washington street is now
in use. The Philadelphia Grain, Warehousing,
and Drying Company have leasei it. The Com.
pany comprises number of the leading grain
dealers OF Philadelphia. In a short time notice
will be served to the trade in general as to the
extent of the arrangements for their accOmmo-
datiop,
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PERRMIIORY sALE.-sAMUEL G.

N
EtI FORD & SONS, Auctioneers.--rh ree-story brick
f1WFLI1NG, No. Sl6MONROE Street-On FRIDAY
April I2 1867 at ~ o'clock noon. Will be sold public
sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that certain
messuaGe tenement thereon erected situate ON the
south side of Monroe street, between Third and
Fourth streets, No. 3l6 in the Fourth Ward CON
tanning in front breadth is feet inches, including
onehalf of certain feet wide alley on the eastery
side, and in depth 80 feet more or less, TO 20 feet
wide street. called Stanley street, The house Is In
good order. containing rooms, has gas, BATH ETC.
Clear of all incumbIance. Immediate possession,
SAMUEL @. FORD n SONS, AuctiOneeTs,
3046ll No. l27 S. FOURTH Street.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-The oldest paper
maker III this city, Mr.. Joseph Duckett died
yesterday, after lingering illness, from typhoid
lever. He had attained the age of sixty years.
He was man utterly opposed to ostentatiOn.
During his long and eventtul life he assisted
many young men in business, or, in other words,
gave them start in the world. He was a kind
hearted gentleman, and very correct in all his
business transactions.
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TAVERN LIcENsEs.-The number of licenses
granted to the keepers of taverns, up to the
close of yesterday, was 2l75.
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BADLY INJURED.-Lieutenan Edward Hol-
gate, of the Thirteenth Police District, was
unable to be on duty yesterday, having had his
leg badly injured at the late conhagration of
Schofeld's mill, in Manayunk.
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SAMUEL c. FORD u SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
- No. l27 S. FOURTH Street,

Sales of Real Estate. Stocks, Loans ETC., at Phila
delphla Exchange every Friday at IL O'clock, noon,
Our sales are advertised in all the daily and several
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which will be issued on Wednesday pre-
Cedng each sale
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Ni'"i Vi "'i NJ THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers.
sOsw7t Nos lS9 and l4l s. FOURTH Street.
D SCOTT JR., AUCTlONEER, No. 1920
b CHESNUT Street

CARD-We are authorized TO announce a specIaI
sale OF French artistic bronzes China, and bsguet
oTnaments alabaster urns, vases and figures amarmo
and agate vases, etc. ETC.. the importation Of Messrs
Viii Bros. date Vito VIII 4 Sons) TO take place at
Scotts Art Gallery, No 1920 Chestnut street in the
course OF lew days. This collection will embrace an
unusual ana fine one, and will be well worthy The
attention OF lovers OF ART ana Uertil. 46
MCLEES q MCANN'S CLOSING SALE OF
FOREIGN. 49,
from the bushes, s
b. Scott, JI;, will sell, without reserve
On Thursday and Friday Evenings,
April III aud II. at IA O'clock the entire collection
OF modern paintings belonging TO Messrs M'Clees
d MCann, at their Art Gallery No. g27 Chesnut
street. Among the artists represented are
Edmund ID. Lewis, 10. B Atwood,
James Hamilton Briscoe I-' ~
w. sheridan Young, w. v. Van Bonheld,
w. H. Cooper, George r. Bensell
u. j, FennimoIe, Leonard,
w. E. Winner Laufont de Metz,
And others I-ar = t456t
The paintings are now on exhibition free, dN
and evening, at the Gallery, No, 02 Chesnut street,
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M. 1OMME1 q SONS, AUCTIONEbRS
81 No. sos WALNUT Street
Hold Regular sales Of
REAL Es.rATE STOCKS AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills OF each property issued ser arately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated, containing
@ @ @ Of Contained II In Real Rss
sales adVeTiised daily in ali the daily newspapers
Ledger. North American German Free Free Press Press In-
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age,
"Lvening telegraph, Press aud Legal Intelligencer
SALE ON MONDAY, April 8. will include
0EPHANe COURT 5ALEIEss!s Of Geo5se Eme,
o StIS"SSG sG Streets
MODLRN THREE-sIO DRY BRICK DWELLING,
GEFMANTOWN-teven Elegant Building Sites,
East MALNUL Lane, East TULPEHoCKEN and
ThREE STORY BRICK DwELMNe-No. 2i2o
IENTRE CoUNTY-Two Tracts of Land Upper
Bald Esgle township, near Phillipsburg, Centre
,,9g T%0 NO. THREE IlI n STORY BRICK DWELLINGS Nos.
Irredeemubie GroundRent, s2l,25 per annum.
ORPHANS COURT SALE. - ESTATE OF
~, GkokkSSE EMLRICK. deceased-J. M. GUM
- EsTGBIissHIE16te TAVERN STAND.
ptnoE Ay,pcL cLHIfqITtheast IfI corner of,-,,,, Of srre,
Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans Court, for the
Giy tnd me CEnniy on M 9f t1iadepha will 3e 500 a.
noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange. the following
described property, late of George limerick, decd,
f; An that cert9in lot piece Of ground, together
nlig at point in the east line OF seventeenth Qate
schuyIkn5 sIXth street. a. the distance OF So feet
said city OF Philadelphia; thence extending eastward
by ground intended to he this day granted said
George Emerlck on ground-rent; parallel with said
Poplar street 81 feet 81 Inches thence southwestward
by other ground intended to be granted this day the
said George limerick on ground rent ct right angles
with Ridge avenue, late Ridge road 10 feet ia inches
to northeast side of the said Ridge avenue; and
thence northwestwardly along the said Ridge avenue
ieet Inches to the east side of said Seventeenth
street, thence northward along the side OF said
Seventeenth street a feet l0 inches to the place OF
beginning Being the same premises which Richard
Lawrence and Sarah Ann, his wife, by indenture
dated the 18th day OF February A. ID. 1856 recorded in
Deed Book X. ID. W., No. SS, page 1893, granted and
conveyed unto said George limerick, reserving O
yearly rent sum of S42. improvements consist of
| Substantial modern twostory brick building, with
restaurant on the first floor and dwelling above.
| By the Court 10. A. MERRICk, Clerk o. G.
]. NJ. GUMMEY- q SONS, Auctioneers,
| No. sos WALNUT street.
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A SBRENADE.-COionel II. II. Bingham,
Postmaster OF this city, received the compliment
street, rendered through the Liberty Cornet
Band. by hls subordinates. In his acknowledg.
ment Colonel Bingham promised to nave the
business efficiently conducted, and to retain all
competent employees Nh Wunder, Chief Clerk,
was subsequently serenaded at his residence,
TnnLh htreet hollow ColnmhiA aynnne.
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OlTY INTELLIGENCE.
Iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE OUTSIDE pAsrs.J

. COURT MARTIAL IN SESSION. - The Marine
General Court Martial, that has been in session
11ot 1ot some time al the Navy Yard, for the trial of
maJOr tlel1 IS drawing 10 a close. Lieutenant
french, although young, has exhibited rare
aptitude Tor the duties OF JUDGE Advocate. the
accused read his defense yesterday, and we learn
mat 1t consisted more In acrimonious language
against meritorious officers than in a careful
analysis OF the testimony. From the high char
acter OF the members composing the court we
know their duties have been honora0ly dis
chatped. The Government requires no more
from any OF lis servants.
CASUALTIES AND HOSPITAL CAsEs-The fol-
lowing named persons were Yesterday admitted
INTO the Pennsy lvania Hospltal;-
Mrs. AM MCVey, who was badly scalded yes
terday about The face and hands, by the break
ing OF a can containing DOiling water.
James Murphy, aged forty eight years, living
at No. 72l Bedford street, was badly bruised.
He alleges that while lying in his own house
man entered, kicked and beat him severely.
James was very drunk when he entered the
Hospital
Matthew Moore aged 6fteen, was struck on
the head by press IN motion at No. $40 Minor
street. He lives in Temple street, below Thir-
teenth.
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COMMENDABIE--The following is a move in
the right direction and will receive the hearty
approval of all who delIeht in visiting 0akdale
Park and Physical Institute:-The special agent
of the Park has announced that the sale of
spirituous or malt liquors will not be permitted
upon the premises Yesterday a number of sub
scription circulars we're distributed in the city.
descriptions to the stock Will be received until
April l5, commencing next Monday.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,Os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
SUN MOON RISES 3S
sun SETS $50 HIGH WATER......- 3O2
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
4aRaH Gn6RaR 4. 4 fESHh THTn4h. MONTHLY COMMITTEE
ANDREW WHEELER,)
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TO OK A N ID LIV e.
ELECTROPATHY.
DTS. GALLOWAY, WHITE Il BOLLES
THE OLD

THE OLD
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
Cor. Thirteenth and Walnut StS..
TEACHERS OF new system OF curing diseases
would call the attention of the sick and afflicted their
new system of practice which has already gained grea
popularity this city During the past six years we
have treated TWENTY THOUSAND persons suffering
t1om the various forms of disease (many OF them by
special guarantee charging nothing ii We tailedJ and
in almost every case cure has Deen effected. Read
"'' '' HOME CERTIFICATES.
AN ASTONISHING CURE--AMPUTATIoN PRE-
VENTED.
Twas cured in three weeks by Drs. GALLOWAY and
WHlE of an liberated leg, which caused much suffer-
great my friends suffering from Neural
gia, Skin Disease dyspepsia, and other complains,
answer the inquiries of the disea9e6 and suffering.
liNo 1851 Camac street, Philadelphia
IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES
Charles d. Young Chronic Dyspepsia, No. AL N
james Brown, Inflammation OF Stomach and Bowels
Pine street, above Sixth.
Henry Roger, Neuralgia of the Eye Twenty third and
y derrick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease
s. KTtbride, Epleptc Fits, No. 1920 Market street
bility, n o. 4l0 Spruce street
Marcus D. Wilcox, Catarrh OF twelve years standing
Samuel G, Wheeler, Asthma OF ten years standing
Emanuel Rey, AttOrney-at-Law, Dyspepsia, No. 7Ol
SAMSON street
Horace Q. Winslow, Weakness of the Kidneys Frank.
ford.
H. c. shurtlefT, Cancer in Stomach. No. 1922 Markes
street.
]. M, Bust, Rheumatism, No. 1928 8. Broad street
judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 432 Market
street.
Edward t. Evans, preacher OF the Church, Dys.
pepsia OF long standing, Laryngitis, and Lumbsgo No.
james Nugent Deafness for si1 years, ringing and
roaring in tine mead, Wilmington, Delaware.
hOmas HaTfopi severe Diabetes Rose Mills, west
George Grant, Rheumatic Gout, long standing No
ll3 Chestnut street , ,za.-.....--
Rheumatism, No. 1886 Chestnut street -
Edward McMahon, Consumption, NO. lSEI Front
street. - ,,,.,- ,,.,-..,- . =,
gestiOn of the Brain, No. 5lS Ca!lowhl sheet.
Char.es Al. Dayton, Paralysis OF the lower limbs,
John McCofmick, Diabetes No. 1920 Ridge avenue
lCLaHles Il. buckingham, Urinary Difficulty, No. 1881
Aaaila Davis, Chronic Diarrh9a, Forrest House.
j. j. Hopes, long standing Scatica, and Enlarged
Prostate Gland, Darby township, Delaware county.
william H. Shrlver, Liver Complain Germantown.
Joseph w. FORSYTH, Acute Rheumatism, No. 1872
f. Ciouser, General Paralysis No. AIS N. Second
Many or these persons zoe cured in le1s than
"SB-The Institution, No. $780, one door from Thir-
teenth street. the only house in this city VIII ere our
| system Is practised Unprincipled parties in other
localities, who claim to neat diseases according TO
PHYSICIANS and STUDENTS can enter at any time
for full course of Instruction in this GREAT DISCOVERY
III BOOKS s9s And THE MOST IMPROVED. INsTRU-
MENTS FURNISHED.
An interesting circular mailed by addressing
DRs. GALLOWAY, WHITE BoLLEs,
Consultation free. / iOstf
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Brlg N. oiaora shnla BOD Phlaae nhla. sailea lrnm

Brig N. clifford, shute. for Philadelphia sailed from
Mathnzas i7th ult.
Brig Robin, Kiliman hence at Cardenas 2oth uIt
Brig liza, Williams, for Philadelphia next day, was
at ManzanillR Goth ult
Brig J. Bickmore Graham, for Philadelphia. sailed
from Cafdenas 27th ult
Brig o. O. Clary, Bryant. hence, Cardenas 10th ut
Schr PA.Saunders, Corson, iOr Philadelphia, cleared
at Charleston I'd inst
schrs j. Cadwalader Steelman, and G. w. Locke.
Huntey, for Philadelphia, sailed from Salem 30 inst
schr M. A. Reed. Benson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New Bedford sd Inst. -
schr Ronnoke Barrett for Philadelphia sailed from
Richmond I'd inst
ana sailed for Carbarien 25th ult.
schr Ida +. Wheeler Dyer, hence, at Havana goth
schT Perkins, Haines for Philadelphia sailed from
schF r. L. Corson, Corson hence at Trinidad 23d
schr Moses Patron, Harding, hence, at Cardenas
2Gth ut.
instant. - -
scr j. ]. Spencer, Fleming hence. at Cardenas Goth
ultimO. ...
Poril land Sd inst,
instant,
York yesterday,
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-RGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGs. CAN
TON MATTINGS, ETC. ' O-AA
ON ErinnN AInr,,ir.r

April IL at ii o'clock, VIII be sold by catalogue on
tOur months credit list, about pieces rich royaI
aamask, Venetian superfine and fine ingrain Dutch
hemp, cottage, and rag carpeungs, etc, embracing
choice assortment Of superior goods, which NAV ina
examined early on the morning of sale. T465t
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MISCELLANY.
Schr White Squall, Adams, has been abandoned.
The following Is aptain Adams repOrt:-Sailed from
Jacksonville for New York March Is, with cargo OF
lumber. On the 2Gth, encountered heavy gale from
N n. w. in which lost rudder, lost and split sa lis,
sprung iOremast head and sprung Leak In which
condition until April I, when we were iallen
with In lat 80 So long 90 So by brig j. Leighton,
Leighton, from Turks Island for n Hew York, who look
us off with great difficulty IL blowing strong and "a
heavy sea running at the time, and brought TO New
York The White Squall was III tons register, Quilt
AZ Newburg in 1852 and owned by II. +. shannon, of
PhilRdephia. .-,
The Five Fathom ShOal Light Vessel which broke
adrilt from her mOOTiugs oil Delaware Bay, during
the gale of March 81, ana was towed INTO Hampton
Roads few days ago, lowed 10 norfolk "a Inst,
by steamer HelotrOpe. one man aud the bell was
lost overheard, and the vessel Is much damaged
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AUCTION SALES.

I N. GOMMEY a SONS, AUCTIoNEERs
81 No. sos WALNUT Street
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Sale No. 2O06 Mount Vernon street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE PIANO FORTE, Ia
PkSHY CARPETS, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning
10th instant at 10 o'clock. No 2OO6 Mount Vernon
street, by catalogue G46 a.
May be seen early on the morning of sale
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April il, at 10 O'clock, embracing about 900 nacl,.
ages and lots ofstaple and fancy articles in wooens
woTsteds linens, silks and cOttOns. J
M B.-Cataogues ready and goods arranged forhx-
animation early on the morning OF sale, IA S6f
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John b. MYERS d CO., AUCTIONEEpc
u Nos. 282 and 234 MARKET street, NN :" VINO
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH AMI
OTHER hURoPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC,

April g. at 10 O'clock will be sold bv catalosno -.
four montbB credit, about 500 lots Of French TnaGa
German, and British Dry Goods, embracing a fni1
assortment of fancy and staple articles In sutiA
worsteds, woollens, linens, aud cottons. S
n. B.-GQods arranged for examination and cata-
logues ready on morning OF sale. T425t
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M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. lS9 AND l4I
1Nl. S. FOURTH Street. -

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ETC,
April ., at II O'Clock, noon, at the Exchange.
THIRD STREET, No. 1884, south of CalIowhilI
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LARGE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH. GERM 4 NJ
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
We VIII hold large sale OF foreign and domestic
dry goods by catalogue, four months credit and
ma ffrn
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LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS. .sIfoEs
BROGANs, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.

April Q, at 10 O'clock, win be sold, by catalogueyon
four months credit, about 1000 packages boots shoes
balmorals, etc, OF city. and Eastern manufactnre
morning of sale. 'N
Also, 200 cases mems and boys hats and CABS II,
large variety,
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Sale at No. lll9 Spring Garden street.
VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE LACE WINDOW
CURTAINS. ELEGANT BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS, FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
ETC. ETC.
On Tuesday Morning,
April o. at 10 O'Clock, at No. lll9 Spring Garden
May be examined on morning of sale at O'Clock.