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REAL ESTATE AT AuOTIoN.7

tEss TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
Ei.i Thomas Sons, Auctioneers.-Very valuable
business location; large and desirable lot church,
and residence Eighth street, above Race street. 100
feet front ON Tuesday, May IS, 1859, at - O'Clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia EX
change all that large and very valuable lot Of ground
with the improvements thereon erected situate on the
east side Of Eighth street. north OF Race street,
tanning in front Eighth street 100 feet, and eX-
tending in depth 81 feet The improvements are a
substantially built three story brick residence 18 feet
'front.' and at a small expense could be altered into
store; also, large ana Well-bunt church, which
could also be altered into stores, and valuable for
bank or any business requiring space 1t is located
on one of the most improving squares on Eighth
street. and adjoining lot on which they are now
building handsome stores. VIII be sold according to
a survey, which may be seen at the auction rooms.
Subject to two yearly ground rents the parsonage
one OF S92'50, lawful silver money, for 999 years
from Oct ], 1886 and the other for 35 80, and on the
church property ground rent of $500 year for 800
years from April 2S, ls41 and on strip of ground
feet wide by llO feet deep adjoining the church on
the north mortgage for $780, April 23, 1865 To-
gether 1882 year.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
/ sat Nos. 139 and l41 s. FOURTH Street.
dT4g REAL EsTATE.-THOSIAs & SONS. SALE.
L!l Neat Modern Inree-story Brick Dwelling No
Dol Wharton street. east OF Sixth street. with three
story brick building IN the rear MCIlWan street.
No. b2S On Tuesday, May IS, 1869, at ~ O'Clock,
nOOn will be sold at public SALE at the PHILADELPHIA
Exchange, all that lot of ground with the hree-story
brick messuage and three-story back buildings
thereon erected situate on the north side Of Whar
ton street, No. 53l, containing IN front on Whar-
ton street 16 feet inches, and extending in depth
nOrthward of that width 09 feet to Mcllwain street
The house has the modern improvements; gas, bath,
hot and cold water, cooking range, etc. Also, a
three-story brick building, No. 52s Mcllwam street
in the rear of the above, used as box manuiactory
subject to yearly ground rent OF $40.
M. THOMAS ~ SONS, Aucnoneers,
b3S15 Nos. 189 and 141 $. FOURTH street,
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THIRD EDITION
HARRISBURG
The Tax on the Gross Receipts of
Railroads Important Deci-
sion by Judge PiersOn.
FROM HARRISBURG.
Important Decision by Judge PiersOn Of Dnu-
phin County.

Important Decision by Judge PiersOn Of DRu-
phin County.
Special Despatch 10 The Eventng Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, May 9.-This morning Judge Pier
son, in the Court of Common Pleas OF Dauphin
county, sitting for Commonwealth cases, rendered Ea
decision in the case Of the Commonwealth vs. Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company, which was
of great importance. The question was on the con-
stitutionaty OF the tax imposed by the act Of April
80, 1864, on gross receipts Of corporations The
Reading road contended that the tax on gross
cepts from freight going beyond the State lines
was in opposition to tine Constitution of the United
States. The Judge decided the in favor of the
company in q decision Of great length. 1t is Cacu-
lated that two hundred thousand dollars per annum
is involved in this test case writ of error was to-
day received from the Supreme Court.
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HeiOt in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, May 3,-The appeal learns that a
riot occurred at Brownsville, Tennessee last
night, in which one white man and two negroes
were killed, and white man named Tom Grant
mortally wounded. The affair grew out of a
negro threatening to kill Il white man named
Snowman. At II o'clock last night the fighting
was still going on.
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Secretary and Treasurer Board of Trustees
Philadelphia, May B, 1869

BAIL REFusED-Ths morning early, a man named
John Foley entered Mrs. Myers cigar store on
tEankiord road, above Norris street. and selected
TWO hye-cent cigars. In payment he gave five PEN
mes. Mrs. Myers objected to this amount, where
upon FOley picked up an umbrella and struck her.
me point OF the umbrella entered her eye and 1t Is
reared mat she will lose the sight of it. Foley was
arrested ana taken before Alderman Helms, who
committed him, bail being refused.
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POLICE APPOINTMENTS Mayor Fox has made the
IonoWng appointments William X. Mutt High
EohstaDle IN place of Mr.. Danfeld, removed
ialr9mehj Second district, Michael Hamilton and
MOTT MOTIFS MHcahey Third district John j. Mahoney
MlilaIl M r.; nlllesple, and james Peterson Seventh
% %Mliiaih besslhg, ana Thomas Gesler Ninth district
nehry ~; Dooner, turnkey; Tenth district, Henry
Barker. ~ ~ -''A""
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C1T IUGUsTINE'S CHURCH. FOURTu sr

on. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH, FOURTH ST.
- ORGAN OPENING AND SACRED CONCERT
- iIHURSDAY EVENING. May 6, 1859 '
The Organ, rebuilt wit With Electro Magnetic Action by
''"iuD''Ne MIR HENRY G.. THUNDER
and Master ROBERT WINTERBOTT0M, and a choice
av a. v9,ne of Classical Music Gems fro mMOX AR'Ips
Reaaie etc. etc. will be given by the Choir aided by
mekets 60 cents For sale at Music Stores etc. or at
the Church in the evening 694t
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Total cost.

REVENUE INSTRUCTIONS Kenney, OF the
First district, has issued the following instructions
to the Assistant Assessors of that district
AssEssoR's OFFICE FIRST DISTRICT PA.,-PHnADEL-
PHIA May l. 1s69To Assistant Assessors Assistant AS
of the Internal Revenue should be of fair edu
cation intelligence, capacity strict integrity, and tempe
rate ITS In making nominations have endeavored
to select eentlemen possess these requirements H.
in the future, find have been mistaken In ugment'
l shall be prompt 70 make the necessary change. m
shall expect from eacn Assistant careful and digent
examination of the Internal Revenue laws and the rulings
OF the Internal Revenue Department that he be
able to give the information
and instruction relative to tax license This information
must be given cheeruy with civty and courtesy and
without fee or reward, go
The Importance and responsibility of the position of
Assistant be judged from the fact that he the abso
his division subject only to appeals
the Assessor of the district and to the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue How necessary 1T is therefore, that
the Assistants shall apply themselves earnestly to the
study the law and the rulings and the practical opera
ton thereof until they become familiar with the business
in all its details! go.
shall require the Assistants great diligence in
tanning all objects of taxation in their respective divisions,
and that and returns shall be made upon
them within the time required by law.
Assistant Assessor and under the control
of the Assessor will be allowed to accept receive direct
ly indirectly, from any person whatever, or
In aywhateveT any compensation present
reward for service he perform. This rule
is Imperative and violation of it will be followed by in
stant removal
Assistants are required to have offices or dwellings
possible to the taxpayers of their divisions
toxicating drinks should ever be brought therein.
IL, Y, Assessor.
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Ro5BBERIEs;-About 10 O'Clock last evening the
TinntS 1Ssiu1uSe 3 Mr. James Grubb, No. 3O2 South
sacked from top to bottom. The thieves evidently
were rlghtened, as they left behind a lot of goods
tied up ready for removal " " s'S
Inc produce store of Amos P Bailey. No. 1924
North water street, was entered last night but
nothing stolen. '' HiBuT '"'
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EIEGAhT RESIDENCES AND LARGE LOT, Erc-By
referring 70 page OF to-days paper our readers viii
hnd advertised for public sale by Messrs. Thomas 4
ss41 an4 the very elegant residence No
loia Wnlus % stIeet-46 feet 'front.' 1859 feet deep to
and conYenences. Also, the very valuable church
feet 'front.' ~ w '
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The CAHISEs.--In about one week the dog
catchers will be going the rounds. They would be
now at work were it not that the city sold the pro
perty on Buttonwood street which was formerly
used as a dog pound. The Commissioner of City
Property will erect a building in the rear of the
Penitentiary for the killing of dogs
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FORETGN.

By AUuITlt JuOIe.
Recall Ofthe Russian Minister at Washington.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 3.-The recall of De
Stoeckl, Russian Minister at Washington is Off
cially announced
Affairs in Ireland.
CORK May 3.-A mass meeting of citizens
was held here on Saturday night, at which the
recent speech of the Mayor was warmly en-
dorsed and resolutions were adopted expressing
sympathy with and confidence in that flnc-
tiOnarY,
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THE CATAwIsSA RAILROAD COMPANY held their
annual election to-day, with the following RESULT
Presidential. p. Hutchinson.
,Drectors-Sanue V. Merrick, l. V. Williamson,
Emmor Weaver, F. X shipper, E. Shannon, D. E.
Kingsley
All the members of the new Board are Phla-
delphians,
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FOUND DROwNED.-Early this morning P0liCe,ll,lu
Kuhn found the body of Hugh Mclaughlin floating
in the Schuykill river at Chestnut street wharf De-
ceased had been missing from his home for about one
week. The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
unOn the body.
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THE VEIoCIPEDE AGAINST TIME.-On Saturday
afternoon the veocipede race against time came of
at the Chestnut Street Rink, in the presence of
large audience. The stpulatlons of the match were
that w. II. Vanderveer of New York, was to run
fifty miles on the velOcpede in five hours, or forfeit
$3.50. At 4I5 he started the machine. The following
is the score by which 1t will be seen that the feat
was accomplished easily
Com nhnnn to rin a
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THE JEFFERSON MEDICAL CoILEGE.-The mana
gers of this institution are justly sensitive as to being
included in the list of property owners who do not
pay their just share of taxes. We found the name
OF the institution the books OF the Board Of Reyi
sion, among the properties exempt from taxation,
and consequently published it in our list on Satur-
day. This morning we received the following COM
muncation, TO which we cheerfuly give place.
Editor Of The EUeng TelegrGph:ln the list Of city
properties exempt from taxation, published in your
Saturday edition, notice the Jefferson Medical Col
lege Of Philadelphia | desire to state, in correction,
that the Jefferson Medical College s not exempt but
pays the regular tax rates ON an assessed value of
$4,000 Yours respectfully,
GEORGE w. FAIRMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer Board of Trustees.
phila adplnhia r
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MAY BALL.-The annual May ball and eXamina-
ton of pupils of Prof. Asher will take place at Musical
Fund Hall this evening. A very pleasant affair may
be expected and the examination of the masters
and misses will no doubt be interesting.
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(5I EXECUTORS SALE-THOMAS & SONS,
EG Auctioneers-Modern Three-story Brick Dwell
ing, No. 149 N Fifth street. south Of Race street. On
Tuesday, May H. 1862 at 2 O'Clock noon, will be sold
at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that
modern threestory brick messuage and lot OF ground
situate the east side of Fifth street. south of Race
street. No. 149; thence eastward 46 feet inches to
point thence northward feet to point; thence
eastward feet two inches; thence northward
through the middle of privy feet inches;
thence eastward feet inches to the mid
die of the party wall; thence through the
middle of said wall 22 feet inch to the face OF
said wall then in circular direction by the fence as
now erected 10 feet inches; then along the north
line of four feet wide alley extending into Fifth
street. ID feet inches to the middle of the south
wall; thence southwark ~ inches; then westward
80 feet 10 inches to Fifth street, and thence along
Fifth street 16 feet 9inches to the place of beginning
1t has the modern conveniences. Terms-Half cash.
Possession August 8.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers,
8 36S No. la9 and l4l s. FOURTH Street
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STOLE A WATCH.-Robert Powers met an italian
and engaged in conversation with him at Eighth and
Christian streets yesterday morning, when, on oppor
tunty offered Powers seized the watch Of the stran
ger and ran. Oficer Keegan was notified and ar
rested the fugitive and recovered the tme-piece
Defendant had hearing before Alderman Bonsal
and was committed for trial
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F.s REAL ESTATE-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
En Modern three-story Brick Residence No. 5l5 N
Seventh street. south of Green street. On Tuesday
May H. 1869, at ~ O'Clock, noon, will be sold at pub
lie sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that mo-
dern threestOry brick messuage with two-story back
building and lot of ground situate the east side
of Seventh street, 10 feet ~ inches south of Green
street. No. 545 containing in front on Seventh street
10 feet, and extending in depth the south side
thereof Il feet 9 inches, and on the north side go
feet Ga inches to three feet wide alley The house
has parlor, dining room, and kitchen on the first
loor chambers, stting-room, nursery, with bath,
on the second floor; chambers on the third, and
atcs; gas with chandeliers and fixtures, which are
included in the sale free of charge) hot and cold
water, wash pave, furnace, cooking range, neatly
painted and papered, etc. Subject to two ground
rents, one of $50 and the other $3.50 q year. May
be examined any day previous to sale.
M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
536-S Nos. 139 and 141 s. Fourth street.
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ANNIvERsARY.-Th Ladies' EChristan Union a
society formed for strictly benevolent purposes, con
nected with the Tenth Baptist Church, Eighth
street, above Green, hold their second anniversary
tonight.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.
This Evening,s Quotn,lnns.

This Evenings Quotations.
By Atlantic cable.
LONDON, May 9--P. M.-Consols, ossS for monev
and account. U. $. Fivetwenties quiet at SOL Rail
ways dull. Erie, 1871. Illinois Central 9s Atlantic
and Great Western 26.
FRANKFORT, May 8.-U. s. 5-20s SC.
LIVERPOOL, May 3-P M.-Cotton easier Uplanda
11%d.; Orleans, 1216d The sales to-day have been
5000 bales Rosin, los. Cd. for fine
LONDON, May 9-P M.-Tallow, ABS. 80. Sugar 90
Cd. anoat. Linseed Oil, e31 5s. Calcutta Ilnseed
59s. Cd. N'
ANTWERP, May 8.-Petroleum quiet and un-
changed.
Death OF "a A'rOmlinent E1linOisan.
HlLIsBoRo, ILL.,, May S.-John s. Hayward, an
ola and wealthy citizen, and one of the largest
andholders in Illinois, died here to-day.
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nG25a PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.

Roy PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May Sd, 1859.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this day declared
semi-annual dividend of FIVE PER CENT on the
capital stock of the Company, clear OF National and
State taxes, payable in cash on and after May 3D.
1869.
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the once of the Company, No. 23s 5.
Third street.
The ONCE will be opened at 8 A. M. and closed at
p NJ from May 30 TO June D. for the payment OF
dividends and after that date from A. NJ. to
Pm. THOMAS II. FIRTH,
8 GOtl Treasurer.
NoTE.-The Third Instalment on New Stock of
1865 is due and payable on orbefore June 10.
p1ga FIFTH WARD-UNION REPUBLICAN
PARTKThe REGISTERING QaceTs t1 Sil ,on,i0a It on
streets second precinct No 9O Pine street, Third pre-
cinct s. w, corner Fifth and Lombard Streets Fourth
enct No SI7 south Third street story front
Sixth precinct, Good Intent Hail. Spruce street ho9ye
and Locust streets; Eighth precinct, N W. corner sAh
At a meeting Of the Ward Association the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
President BENZ AMIN HUCKElA ,,,rrYAu NJ
~ Vice Presidents-JoaN W. pONNElALf' "ii-A
eiSGqs sedretSHes = JOSEPH BRoBsToN. JR, HENRY
negs ANNIVERSARY OF THE LADIES'
oHH GHRlsTHAsNE THs NEvEN NfESE o. ss Rs IN Dr.
HENSON, RANDOLPH, and HENRY VINOENI1 the
distinguished English RetoTmer, will speak u
TOHN FARNUM Sc Co, COMMISSION MER-
~ chants Manufaeturers OF Conestoga Ticking ec
No. 233 CiiEsNU UT Street, Philadelphia q wfms
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REAL ESTATE Ar AUorloN-

Es.al PEREMPTORY SALE-THOMAS a. SONS
G:l Auctloneers.-Very elegant and superior five
houses, No. 1912 Walnut street. between Sixteenth
ana seventeenth Streets 46 feet 'front.' 150 feet deem
10 chancellor street, 68 feet i'm the rear two fronts
ON Tuesday, May Is, 1862 at 70 o'clock noon, will be
sod at public SALE without reserve at the Philadel
phla exchange, all that very elegant and superior
nVe-st0ry granite stone front messuage and lot of
grOu.d situate on the south side of Walnut street
west OF sixteenth street. No. 1612 containing in
'front.' ON Walnut street 46 feet, and extending in
depth 100 feet TO Chancellor street. on which il has
front of 60 feet with the privilege of q three feet
alley. The Mansion is five stories high, well and
substantially built and has all the modern conve-
mences. First floor has reception room, dining
room, with dumb walter, pantry library billiard
recess room, two handsome parlors, bath and water
closet; third floor, four large chambers two baths
fourth moor, three large chambers and banquetting
room lwlth skylighD; and five chambers with linen
lars, vault under front pavement laundry with sta
tionary wash tubs with hot and cold water meat
vault TWO steam furnaces, cooking range bell calls
marble mantels gas throughout, wash-pave, nag
highs ceilings, numerous closets, etc. Also two
two-story Stables and Coach Houses i'm the rear
fronting on Chancellor street Court yard paved
with granite. Large cstern in the yard. 1t is one
and situated in a desirable neighborhoOd Terms
$4,000 may remain on mortgage for five years il
desired May be examined on application to the
auctioneers.
RIAGES, ETC.-Also, on Friday May 2s 1859 will
be sold at public sale, without reserve on the pre-
misses, the entire elegant furniture including ebony
and gilt paror furniture silk terry coverings very
elegant walnut and rosewood chamber suits hand
some Wilton, velvet, Brussels, and other CARPETS
china and glassware etc. Full particulars in cata
logues. NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers
5 3 10 Nos l39 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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Q. r. Deacon and Wm L. Sim, judges
The average running time was mile IN minutes
and 80 seconds.
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WEST JERSEY RAIIRoAD.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders of this company will be held at the
company's offices in Camden, N d. tomorrow
lTnesdaYl al - O'clock for election OF drectOrs.
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WIFE BEATERs.-,James Mutt, residing at No. 2O92
Carpenter street, mbibed too freely OF spirituous
liquors on Saturday, and on reaching home beat his
wife. He arrested for the otense, and held TO
bail by Alderman Pancoast as ,----i Sssss& [o@
Charles Farley, living on Eighth street. below
South, and John o. Prey, residing at No 1881 Calow
hill street. arrested yesterday for beating their
wives, and were held to bail by Alderman Bonsall.
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NJ. THOMAS K SONS, Auctioneers,
b36S No. la9 and l4l s. FOURTH Street

IT. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS SALE
w 100 Acres of Land in Clinton County Penn
sylvana. On Tuesday, May 25, 1869, at IL O'Clock,
noon, will be sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia
the Township of Grove, and County OF Clinton and
surveyed in pursuance of warrant granted to Will
liam Power for 100 acres, ETC., No. 5060 Bounded
as follows, viz:-Begnning at chestnut, corner of
Robert Morris land No. ma thence north 800
perehes to pot thence bv Sam1e Wss MeSs anS oIo
No. 4174 south 320 perches, to a line of Casper
Wister Jr,No 57l9; thence along the same east 5SS
perches to the place of beginning containing 100
acres and allowances.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
53l522 Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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FOR SALE.

NHs FOR SALE-A STORE AND DWELL
HNl ing II by g. Modern consequences, compete
order Is. W. corner TENTH and WhAhION' u
NAIL AT AYRE'S SHIRT DEPOT, NO. 5S N.
I SIXTH street, below Arch, and get some Of his
IMPROVED SHOULDER sEAN FAIIEfSN ShlEIs'
hraes comfort in the neck, and ease on the shoulder
Also, lie Scaris, Bows Gloves Hosiery etc, etc.
etO. 7om"hP
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N=s PUBLIC SALE.-THOMAS & SONS AUC-
IAai tioneers. -Three-story brick dwelling No 6S
N Thrty-ninth street, above Market street. opposite
O'clock noon, viii be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-stOry brick
dwelling and lot of ground situate No. 6S Boudinot
or Thirty-ninth street, II feet 54 inches south of
Powelton avenue; the lot containing in front 20 feet
and extending in depth "a feet ~ inches. The house
contains rooms is an old-estabshed milk-stand !;
also, mlk-house pump Of good water and large sink
or cooler for keeping milk. Terms, $1,000 may remain
on MORTGAGE Immediate possession.
M. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers
b86s Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
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ASSISTANT BOILER INsPECToR.-The Mayor this
morning approved the appointment of Mr.. Hugh
Peyton as assistant boiler inspector, IN place OF D. Ia
DnN rng
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6F%s REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & sons SALE
EkiM Business Stand. Three-story Brick Store and
Dwelling, No. S42 North Tenth street. above Parrish
street on Tuesday May 4, 1869, at 10 O'Clock, noon
will he sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change, all that three-story brick messuage, with
west side Of Tenth street. 81 feet 43S inches north OF
Parrish street, No. S42 containing in front Tenth
street II feet inches, and extending in depth on
line sc feet q inches to four-feet wide alley, lead
ing into Parrish street. 1t has been fitted for dry
goods store, and the fixtures are included in the
sale house contains 10 rooms etc. Clear of all in
cumbrance. Terms-Iialf cash. Immediate possess
sion. Keys next door above.
M. THOMAS & SONS, AuctiOneers,
1t Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street
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CANAL BOAT SUNK-Yesterday morning the canh
boat Fulton. OF Bordentown n. J sunk at walnut
street wharf She was Oyerladen with lron
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BROKE LEG.-Joseph Sylvester fell from spruce
broke leg He was removed to the hospital.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RESIGN ED.-On Saturday seven old ofiicers OF the
Seventh Police district resigned.