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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-16
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-16
A: TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY l6, 1859.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
ORMSBY HOUSE.

0RMSBY HOUSE.
Corner of Canon and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY,. .......NHFADA'
r. L. GARDNER = Proprietor.
rCBIs HOTEL HAS BEEN REFUR- ft3A
i nishcd and rchtted throughout, and Is SI,ss
now opcn for tho accommodation OF the ssiiu
public. NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED to
make this q
FIRST CLASS HOTEL!
THE TABLE
VIII at all times be supplied with the BEST
that the SAN FRANCISCO MARKET affords,
together with every attention to the require.
ments OF guests.
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
Will find II to their advantage to stop at this
house, Il being tho ... .....
GENERAL. STAGE OFFICE
For nil the different stage lines which leave hero
DAILY for all portions OF this State, California
aud the Atlantic States.
BOOKING PASSENGEiiS, and give any infor.
nation relative thorctO.
THE BAR
Has been furnished with large stock OF FINE
WINES, BRhNDlES, WHISTLES, ALE, P0R-
TER, etc.
Attached to the house, in the rear Of the bar.
BILLIARD ROOM,
With two fino tables with every equipment nee.
essary for pleasure and comfort.
t8-Thc house will be "p"n nj ALL HOURS
Of the day and night. dcl6"l
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Ocmtfcb 9Gmcrifdnifcbcs Sea=
fiDualipcrf.

Sei 6riebr. @erbarb in Reip-9 9Jprf erI6rint
Ypm 1. Seft. 1869 an in baIbmpnatlitrn 9iefe-
rlluaeu Ia, % Gents. ....
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Nerner.

Oernef: .
gla' bic gerpiiIe 9ptte, Strede cher gar3rIle
9auS, esIesen III Der 8. 9Sare Der Stabt Srran~
ton, QIRerne &C.,, pa., IGmlidl: glnfdngeno All
eirem 0fpifen pter Gde BON 9lntbpnyifrabe unb
gptte Srn 9lntbrnD Scanlpn, BON ba pitlih ents
lana belagsr SfraBs 66z2It0 5uB 3ur GiIenbabn
ber Diamond Miines, ppn bd liblieb rntlan9 bel.
9atn 1919 6uG sur 9ptte Spn 9lntbcup 6arrell
Won ed meitlib entlans BARRELS Srtte 13 Sub ;u
2otte ppn glntbcny Seanlpn, Son ta nprelih fpt-
lana Scanlpns 9otte 100 Sup sum glnfan9splabe,
mebr pbcr peniger. Seiaste 9ptte ii 9fc. %, int
9od i3, ipie auf oer Adrte ber Staet Scranton
ausgelegt. Niles ansebaut, nit einem 13lfpfisen
bGsernen gScbnbauie, Slide iutb 8rrnt>Snd-
teinbalemsnt an antbpnYltraee; fernrr Gin ,pei-
fTdiges 6pl;ncbnbaus nit an9ebnuter aiIfe,
bnter pem pbeubeihrisbenrn Gtsentbum.
Griiber bas Gigcntbum res gerEInsten, in be-
iastrm llrtbril benamt, ueblt 3ubsbEr. 0Pit Be-
Idlag bslegt unb in Grefutipn genpmmen duf bic
aase Spn MlitarI Gallagher sesen Martin
Sanlcp.
Sernsr:
Slas bic ytectte, Gitst umb Snttrr1en hes Ser.
flaaten In uno auf bic fplgcneermaben beIbrie-
brilr 9ptts eaub, seIegeu in Der 2. g8arb bsr
Statt Srrantpn, YuSerne Co., ga, nGmli6 {:
81 9Utte gip. i'm Auarrat pber Slpd Ro. 3,
arlr9en an her Eitli6en Ssite her HailrcaS 9lYe-
nus, une IN i6 SUP Srpnt an RailrGpb glScnus
unO ctpa f4l Sup tief gu elmer aGey; III in gEi-
mans 3ulaB gu bsr Stabt Serautpn unp ais
Qarf glace befannt. gllles angebaut, nit rinrm
ilitGdigen Sclsppbnbauie barauf
5rilbrr bas @iasntbum ces 8erfnstrn, in be-
Inatem llrtbeil benamt rebt 3ubeb6r Nlit Be-
Idlag brlegt rtnb in Grefuticn 9enpmnisn auf bic
Naae Spn @aibburn itno Orinfer geeen 8. 9.
gri6, unb q. 9. gSalbturn gesen SaFcb 2el6.
y. Nallin, Nar16al.
RarI6alssS Office, %. 9lus. fS69-2I3p ..-
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Many newspapers have attempted to /
give an idea of the appearance OF the
interior of the mine at Avondale, where,
on the 9th of September last, one hun-.un
dred and ten human beings lost their
lives, but none of them have produced
moro than mere skeleton. Belowlrn
will be found a cut, the drawing forifei
which was made by Mining Engineer ,st ~
Snyder, of the d. L. Sc w. RR., from rd
the original working plan of the mine, ne
to which has been added, by Mr.. Henry III
j. Phillips, also mining engineer of the y"
Company, the latest workings in the
mine. Letters in the cut refer to foot
notes below, indicating the position of
the shaft, furnace, ventilation fue,
stable, all the gangways, air-ways, cross III
cuts, doors, planes, ETC., together with ma
the portion of the esst gangway in tat
which were found huddled together the ia
sixty-seven unfortunate men, 10 whom
illusions have been so frequently made. n,
The black portions represent the coal
left for pillars and the white the cham If
bers which are worked out. The draw Iri
ing is made to scale, 800 feet to the hp
inch. r.
Line Of Aban loned MoFarlane Mne-full ofk
Water. f.,
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Scr0sutOas S0m /,
3uuis Sod, Gigfntbiimer.

OaS rbige, beaurm am GiIenbabn- Depot aeles
gene Sctel erfter 8lais lit neuereingS bebeutenb
prrarrbert unb SeridSnsrt pprben.
NPit bsm SOtsl it cine Rsitauratipn perbun-
ben, no parme unb falte Spslen dler gIrt Al
irber Gaaes3sit ierpirt perben. 5rilhe ScaGnSi-
ide SGrugr unp beiten gtmburger aGle fam i'd
aud an 5amiieu in fleinen parfiren atlaiIen.
Bride aultrrn nebif allen Sprten Spn laurr
eirsentadten Speiien immer ScrrStbis.
Nteine 6rsunee unb Sefannte, fppte has rei-
ienee publifum iberbaupt fnS 3u Sablrti6rm
9riute bBFihit einsrlabeu.
26f7 9oufs Sp6, Irpp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16

2ptalsgIseuttu lnb SprlGaig in folsenesa Or
ten ansriieIt unb fam bairlbit jebe nGberr glu5-
funft ertbeit pereen; ndmli1 in
g8iIfrstare unb lnissgenb, benz untsren SbeiI
Scn yuSerne iOtpis carbru Spuntp-Sller ..
Sblnmbad1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16
&auer S SSanfc,
grrfdufrr Spn
6rOcerieen mnb 9JrD0iffDneiI,
@aiutrabe, SYbs part

WatnfraBe, 9pee part
neten hem SOtsI bes Serrn GjeOrse Grdber.
Ginsm ssrrbrtru bsutitsn pablifum bic srss-
beuite gluSeies, eaB mir fprtpGbrsup eusu ausse.
pdblten gcrratb Won prppinnt une 9etensmtt-
tsln an Sanb baltrn unp ;u ben billisfrn greiien
an unsre 2unpen perfaufen.
Sneem mir nm sabIrei6en 3uipru6 bitten,
srben mir bic geriideruua, paB ippobl Sualitat
pie preiie Der ggaaren niGts ju piui6sn hbrig
laGen. 30ahS
Safpb pausr. 6riebri9 @anfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16


Ypm 1. Sept. 1869 an in balbmpnatli6rn 9iefe-
runsen "a 25 Geuts:
Scutfdz zdmcrifaniiebes
Gonberiattons=9eriton,
nit Ipesieller 8ildItt auf tas 8eeiirfniB Der in
gmerita lebenben TeutIhen,
nit SenuBung alsr teuildrn, amrrifauildcu,
englilden rnb frau3Dil6en Suelrn unb IN te r
Mitpirfung pieler berp genben beut-
i6en S6riftifeller g Amerita's, bearbeitet
Srn prcf. q. s. S6sm,
in s 9Guben pber so 9irferuusen Sun ie 80 Sei-
ten, epmpreien Sruds, in 9rpb Setav.
llnlre 3rit Serlauet Spn Seeem Der einigermas
SEN auf gilruns @nlpru6 ma6t pber gut fort
tcmmcn mill, peniSltrns cine dllgemeine SeFannts
lbaft nit allen 6GdGrn beS Wiiiens. lber ber
llmilns ii Su srOB ais bab ber Gin;eIne ieern
Sic9eniianp beS g8iiens 3u leturm Stueium ma
den IGHnte. Au6 bat ni9t Seber bic Mittel IidJ
cine &itlicfbef iibr ale ,3petgr pss g8iisns am
iulhaftn. 9pnperIatipnssVeri ;um Na6I6la-
9en ubtr ieceu SgrFpmmsnbeu @egenlant ilne
esSbdlb i.bcn lGnst Gin 8eciirfniB, unb in GU
r,pa in irSem SauIe III finbrn. Sier III has nitt
her Blll, neil bic in Deutblano erlbienenrn
GpnoraruSsS sSerifa iiber Ales mas amerifd-
nilpe 4T5A!nille betriift entpfeer unaeniaenb
seer auriJIil inp pper peliidueig i'm Sht lal-
iriL ter III llmerifd lebruer Deutl6e atsr in eir
urm lollbtu gEsrfe pp6 gani Defenders aud ae-
Hissnbr uuo pplte gluSfuuft iiber gllrs tds hn6en
mil pa5 bic ,3uifinee uno gerbGlmife 9lmeri-
td'e tetriTL te5 Vnnbes, peIdles leine une ieiner
6Gmi!ic uruc unb blribenpe Seimatb III,
Gititm Sieilrfnib fir glmerifn ptrp paS pbige
Sriginaperf, an bem bic beitsn rCutl6en Sdrifts
teller her lluicn mitarbeiten, abbelfen. Daelebe
miro iid Mot nur iIbsr ale 3pri9s ees algrmei-
nsn g9iiIsn5 Serbreiteu. mic bic in 0eutiaIane
erideneusu 9Serfr eieier 2lrt, lpubern ipe3ea aud
gIaeS fir omerifauilbe be grrbGImiIe in prliti-
lbrr, peialer, firdlider. sersrdpbiiher. biitpri-
lber, tdtifilder, biograpbii6sr, naturpiHeuihafts
Iider, juriitiider, meeirntitrr, ts6Hiider un6
grperbliber SeSiebung, iCpie IN Seug auf Sau-
bel unb gBanbsl briueen, mas in ben beutiben
GonDeratcns- -9erifpns fsblt pber maHgelbaft be-
banoelt it; uub enbIib pirb es aud Gin 10 Spa-
itinbises Bib etutItrH gebens uub YirFsns
nidt bcs in alien Staatsn eer linton, ipneern in
ber ganSen g9elt sntrpIlsn ME es nod in fsnsm
anbern 1Serff entbalten III.
Ollie Subbinpler unS 3eihns5assntsn nsbmsn
an ippie pfr Ssrlessr
5rteeL @frbar6,
22il9,6m get Dor 1901, 9iep.gJorf.
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Die unu6srtrefiidb luIfieen unb ansiebrnbcn
GriGbIunaen une @esibtr 8ruter's linb nidt
bios fir isine lpr;irllen 9anesIsutr, bic gipr6-
reuticbeu, loneern fir baS game beutIde Seize
pbitum BON uuaepSbulifrm 9ntsrslTe, rnb Der
tiIlise 9reis erniE0itt bic ausgrNebntsPe Der
breitltng bCrlelben.
9eOc giefcruns pirS rtn3eIn Srrfauft.
BzB@ Gcrlan8t ipsrten sur gertreitHns SOn
Grtg Reuter'S Berteu,
3immcrmauus g8uneer Der llrpelt,
9 9ief9u nil sielen Stu1ratipnen, "a 10 Gents,
.H une
YaGri6ten aus OeufId1Ianb unb Der
S6peis, @Cdenblatt a 10 Gents,
81 iebr eiiuligrn 9scingungen tbGtgr erutr an
SrtcrL no bir1elbrn npd uid,t III baben iInb. Tie
teraa it Gin grpber abiaB bapon Su er3islen.
29iI9,7m y. Steiger,
% lt..2i 5ranffprt St., glep gprf.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-17

Berque John Wooster, Knowles, for New York, was load
Brig Abby Watson Allen, hence for Boston, at Ed
gartown 18th inst. ~
Kelly from do and Success, Richards from New London
all for Philadelphia, at New York 18th inst
Schr SURGE Warwick, sailed from Norwich 18th ns for
schr O. Irwin Atkins cleared at Charleston 18th inst
sehr s. q. Norris Seaman at Savannah 18th inst from
Charleston, to load for Philadelphia. - .
Schrs VIM. E. Leggett, Porter, and VIM. Is. hcShane,
johnson hence, at Norfolk 18th inst.
Sohr L. A. Edwards Marshall, for Philadelphia cleared
at Wilmington; N g., 18th inst, with sO tons iron and
schr s. s. Bickmore Baxter, from Charleston for Pha
dephia, spoken 18th inst lat 81 IL, long 49, -,
Schr Kate Edwards Allen, for Philadelphia, at Little
Schr Thos. Clyde, Scu, from Swan Island for Phadol
phia, sailed from Fortress Monroe yesterday.
Schr Monteven Lppincot hence, at Newport 10Th inst
Schr Truman Gibbs, and Sarah, Cobb, hence, at New
'Schr NJ d. Cranmer Cranmer, for Philadelphia cleared
at Boston 18th inst.
sailed from Marblehead 9Th inst.
Sehr s. T. Wines Huse, and Westmoreand Rice, hence,
at Providence 10Th inst.
Schr Lizzie ID. Small Tice for philadelphia sailed from
Providence 18th inst.
Schr r. A. Ford, Carpenter, hence for st. john N b.,
sailed from Holmes Hole l4th inst.
Schrs VIM. S DOughten, from Gloucester, and Mag
Cohasset both for Philadelphia, Holmes
Hole 18th inst, and sailed again next day.
MISCELLANY.
The Coast Wreckng Companys schooner at work upon
the schooner II. Lake, Adams, PHILADELPHIA
port ashore the beach Atlantic CITY, N j. The T.
L. registers N TONS and was built in 1855 at Egg Harbor
The Bangor tMe) whig states that on Sunday last 9th
inst about 80 p NJ the ice in the river way,
steadily moved down without stopping and at o'clock
river clear Navigation week earlier than last
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterdayat 1885.
An Indian cemetery has been eXhumed in
St. Louis
The shafts of the Gold Hill mines are still
closed.
The worllingwomen of St. Louis are about
forming a workingwOmens union.
There were 405 fires in Chicago during the
last municipal year. Losses, $3.50, ,169.
Colonel William B. Stokes has taken the
stump, in Tennessee in opposition to A. j..
The new Commissioner of Patents will
assume the duties of his position next week.
The brig II. c. Colsin has been seized at
David II. Carpenter was executed at An
gelica, N. Y, yesterday, for the murder OF his
brother.
was destroyed by fire in Norfolk on Thursday
night.
The redoubtable Joseph Segar has nomi-
mated himself as candidate at large for his be-
loved State of Virginia.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania adjourned
sine die yesterday, being the most acceptable
thing it did this session.
The President yesterday nom!nated Jane
Pollock to be Director of the MinC in Chis city,
and Wilmer Worthington to be Appraiser ut thi
port.
"A delegation from the ''Junta Patriotica," of
New York, will be in this city to-day, TO meet
Cubans add friends of Cuba, to organize branch
Junta.
Colonel John A. Campbell the new Gov
ernOr of Wyoming Territory, took the oath of
office OR Thursday, and is on his way to his ter
ritorial capital.
Among the combinations by the Senate yes
terday were Ex-Governor Curtin as Minister to
Russia, Ebenezer Bassett as Minister to Hayti,
and E. s. Parker Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
The President will soon issue proclama,
ton submitting to the people of Virginia the
Constitution of that Sta.e 1t is understood tha
the election viii take place on the first Thursday
i'm Nav.
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Foreign Affairs.

FLORENCE, April 16.-A bill for the reorgani-
zation of the army is before Parliament. 1t fixes
the actual strength of the army ut four hundred
thousand.
LONDON, April 16-At the New Market races
Yesterday the biennial stakes were won by blue
Gown" The winner of last years Derby, Blue
skin, " was second and PhGbus third
r HAVANA, April 16.-In consequence of the ap-
pearance in New York of document issued and
signed by Morales Lemus, imposing contribu-
tion ON Cuban refugees for the support OF the
revolutionary cause, General Dulce has issued a
proclamation ordering the seizure OF all property
belonging to Lemus, Leon, Casanova, Cisneros
Criardo, and others, unless they produce neces-
sary proofs that they have complied with the
legal requirements in the transfer OF thelr pro-
perty to other parties. Havana Journals gene
rally praise this decree of contiscation
The rebel leader, Adulcere, has been captured
and executed at Manzaniuo
1t is reported that Il schooner, with cargo OF
arms, had been captured near the mouth VI
Mantua river at the western end OF the lsl'ha'
while trying to run the blockade.
The hotel Ynglaterra took fire last nlSht, ana
was totally destroyed.
The brig S. Stroul, from Nassau, for Whining
ton, with guano, was wrecked on Paredon heys
and is a total loss. The crew were saved.
Sugar buoyant at 9@914 for No. II ID. S; EX,
change on London, 1l@l2 premiums; on United
States, short sight, in currency, 22@2l discounts
90 days in gold, = premum@ 19discount.,
New York, April 16.-A Cuba despatch says
the Mary A. Lowell has been taken to the Arse
nal and is being discharged. The dispositions Of
the crew have been sent to the British Govern
ment. , T.. o,u.., nm
asking for the details OF the case OF the Lizzie
Major. - -, -,oa J.,
the Central Department.
Troons are 10 march to the south side OF the
island while war steamers are 70 cruise of the
southern coast
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PEREMPTORY sALE-THoMAs n SONS,

a. PEREMPTORY SALE-THOMAS Il SONS
EI!I Observation-Disclosures Lot, Frankford road
O'clock noon will be sold at public sale, without re-
serve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that certain
lot Of ground situate the northwest side OF Frank
ford road, commencing at the distance OF 400 feet
northeast from Ontario street; thence extending
north 32 deg. 24H min., west 200 feet to point {;
thence north 81 deg. IA min east 10 feet 1893 inches
thence south As deg 50 min west 9S feet inches to
Frankford road; thence along northwest side or
Frankford road AZ feet TO place OF beginning This
lot has right on grade, and is in beautiful and i'm
proving part OF the city, 1t has two fine shade trees
In front and one ON the rear end. The Passenger
and water pipes laid in 'front.' Subject to a yearly
ground rent OF $40. Terms cash. Sale absolute.
Plan at the auction rooms.
M. THOMAS a. SONS, Auctioneers,
4l0s SGT Nos. l99 and 14l y. FOURTH Street.
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90 PUBLIC SALE E-THOMAS & SONS,
~LAuctioneeis.-Sma truck farm of So acres.
boBersville, between Absecom and sommsrs'
Point, Allan Sic county New Jersey. On Tues
day April 2Otn, 1862 at IL o'cloek. noon, will be
sold at public sale. at the Philadelphia Elk.
change, all that small truck farm of 80 acres,
more or less, situate at Bakersville, between
Aosecom and Sommers' point. Atlantic county,
New Jersey, two story frame house, frame barn
and stable, with accomm odations for two
horses and three COWS milk house, pump o1
excellent wafer, etc. Immediate possession
Terms-$400 may remain on MOI Itgage.
Nj. THOMAS Il SONS. Auctioueers
327 l0l7 Nos. lS9 and l4l 8. FOURTH st.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

Gl ORPHANS COURT SALE-ESrATE Of
hGA Jbmes ". UmDerger, deUessed. - rhOna~
sons, Auctiopeers Pursuant to an order
OF ne orphans Court for the ely and county
luesuay April 20 1869. At IL O'clock, noon. sL
VIC fbiiadelphia Excnange. fhe following de.
tcIlped properly late of James O. Umberger,
DECEASED, viz -
No. l.-Laig ge and valushi Lot. N, w. corner
oI OF Elehlh and Oxford s,reets, Twentieth ward
20 leet 'front.'. All that lot OF ground situate la
tne lWenueth ward, city of Pniiadplphia, be-
Rinn!Dg AT tne northwest corner OF Oxford and
along the west side of E,Rnth street 232 feet:
tnence AT Ilgnt angles with Eighth street bv
ground o. Joseph M. Bennett westward 100 feet
70 me eastern side of S ieet wide street. called
Dsllen street; thence soutnward along the east
sue OF Dafltn ST. eel 232 feet To the north side
ot OXFORD street: and thence eastward along the
hofIh slOe OF OSfOrd rect 100 feet to tue norLn.
west corner OF Eighth aud oxford streets, the
place OF beginning
No Large and valuable lot. Ninth street
north OF Oxford street. ll2% feet front. All
that lot or ground, situate IN the Twentieth
waId, city OF Philadelphia. beginning at point
on me east side of Ninth street, at tue distance
OF ll9 feet inches mort n ward from the north
side OF oxford street; thence extending north
Waro along lne east side of Ninth street IL feet
lnchee 10 the southern boundary of laud of
Joseph M. Bennett; thence on a line at right
angles to Ninth street, along the southern
boundary, east 100 feet "a lucnes TO the west
side OF 2S'feet wide street cal ed Daren street;
tneDce sonlbward along the west side of ID irten
street liz feet inches the line OF land granted
TO Charles Hahn, and thence westward AZ right
angles TO DarieD sti eet 100 feet "a inches to the
eastside OF Ninth street, and place OF begin
ming.
BY the Court,
JOSEPH MEGARY. Clerk o. g.
JOSEPH III BENNETT, Trustee
M. THOMAS IL SONS, AucLioueers,
SN4l lOl7 Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH st.
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IN REAL EsTATE.-THoMAs & Sons
klSale.-On Tuesoay, April 20th 1869, AT IL
o'ciock, noon, will be sold at public sale. at the
PhlIadelphia Exchange, the following described
No. l.-FIsme dwellings and large lot. Nos
36ll and 1913 North Broad street, extending
through TO Germantown avenue. All those
messusges and the lot OF ground thereunto be-
longing. situate on the east side of Broad street.
653 feet 7ss inches north of Tioga street: the lot
containing In Il ont on Broad street 40 feet. ana
extending in depth 94 feet 9l& incnes on the
north line, aud l02 feet llH incnes on the south
nne, and thence stili Keeping the same BREATH
alright angles with the Germantown road 81 feet
913 inches on the north line. and l02 feet llH
inches on the south line to Germantown road.
The improvements are 2 two story frame dwell
iDgs fronting on Broad street, and a frame
carr enter shop and frame stable and wagon.
house in the rear on Germantown avenue.
Clear OF all incumbrance. Terms, S200J may
lemhin on mortgage
No 1.-TWO story frame dwelling, German
town road, Rising Sun. All that two story frame
meshuage and lot OF ground situate In Harris
Vile (Which sdjons Rising SUI villagel be.
ginning 4l0 feet Dorth of Angle street; thence
tending along the easlery side 0f Ihe Ger
mantown road 26 feet incht S, and In depth 20J
feet 10 Elder STREET.
Nj. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioueers,
4Sl7 Nos. l39 and l4l ). FOURTH street.
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REAL EsrArE AIT Auction.

a. SALE BY ORDER OF HEGRS.--THOMAS h
IkS Sons, Auctioneers -Three-story brick dwelling,
No. 2lT Monroe street, between Second and Third
streets. On Tuesday, April 20, 1859, at " O'Clock
noon, viii be sold at public sale at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that threestOry brick messuage, with
@o-story back building and One-story frame Kitchen
and lot Of ground situate on the north side OF Non
roe street, between Second and Third streets, No.
2l1 the lot containing in front Monroe street 10
feet So inches and extending in depth 30 feet, more
or less. The house has the gas introduced bath, etc
Clear OF all incumbrance. Terms cash. Immediate
possession.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
41Os2t Nos. 1B9 and 141 s. FOURTH Street
o. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS Il SONS SALE
BsI Three-story brick dwelling, No. 1926 Federal
street, west OF Tenth street. On Tuesday, April 20,
1869 at u o'clock noon, will be sold at public sale,
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that three-story
brick messuage and lot of ground, situate the
south side OF Federal street. east of Eleventh street.
NO. 1926 containing in front on Federal street is
feet, and extending in depth 100 feet to Naylor
street Subject to yearly ground rent of 1875.
M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
416 II Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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Nra REAL ESTATE-THOMAS u SONS' SALE
N; Three-story brick dwelling, No. 800 Geary
sITeet, south OF Wylie street, Fifteenth ward. on
Tuesday May iSos @ az ~ n05 WIN m oe sSd
hTee-story brick dwelling and lot OF ground situate
on the west side OF Geary street. 235 feet south of
Wylie street, No. $50; containing in front on Geary
street 10 feet, and extending in depth 81 feet to
3-feet wide alley.
NJ. THOMAS a. SONS, Auctioneers,
41O17s2t Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.