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FROM NEW E.NGL,A.ND.
A Djyorcc C,ron,od

BOSTON, May s.-The Supreme Court has granted
10 Mary Eliza Jones a divorce from her husband
George Jones' alias Count Johannes, for alleged de-
sertlon and non-support.
A New State Loan.
SPRNGFIELD, May S.-George Walker President
OF the Third National Bank of this CITY, has been
appointed by Governor Clanin special commissioner
10 negotiate Massachusetts, State loan in England
Mr.. Walker will sail from New York on the 10th
inst in company with Mr.. Motley
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA

- AN Estate Of GEORGE b, REESE, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to sud settle and
S69T0MON SHEPHARD, administrators of GEORGE
r REESE deceased, and to make distribution OF the
ties Interested for the purpose Of his apPSinssment s on
MnhTDL M al the office of G GORGE NJ CONARROE,
Fs No Isl s. FIFTH street. in she city 81 S t9aael a
phia.
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TIE MORTALITY or THE CTTY.-The NUMBER OF
deaths In the city for the week ending az noon to-uaY
2b9 being increase OF II over the correspond
ing period Of last year. OF these, l4 were ADULTS
1856 minors; 192 born I'm the United states; %
were foreign; ~ were unknown; ~ were people OF
color; and 10 from the country. OF the number,
died Of congestion OF the brain II OF Inflammation
OF the lungs; OF dysentery; Of diarrhea; Of ma
rasmus and OF old age.
The deaths were divided az follows among the
different wards:-
u.
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RoBBERIEs.-Last evening the jewery store OF
James Peoples, No 291S Market street, was entered
by means of the back door. Two Watches ana a
number of rings were stolen,
Yesterday morning the house OF David d. Kay, NO.
1401 Mary street. was broken into and robbed OF a
silver watch and SO in money The works OF another
watch were also taken. Last night John Gear was
arrested by Policeman Keatng, at Eleventh and olive
streets while endeavoring to sell watch, which
moved to be the one stolen from Mr.. Kay's. Gear
will have hearing at the Central Station this after
noon.
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BRIGHT YoUNGsTERs.-An number OF youths residing
in the lower part Of the city, since the LIST instant
have been deYotng their attention to the servants
who have been engaged in washing pavements after
I O'Clock in the moraing. quite O number OF girls
have been taken before aldermen and mucted IN the
So fine, one-haf of which has been received by the
youthful informerA
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THE 'UNIvERsAL PEACE UNION THE third an
niyersary OF the American Branch of the Universal
worth Hall, No. sO6 Broadway, New York city. 1t
will continue two days. The first session will be on
Eriday the 1lth inst, at 10H O'Clock A. NJ. the
second at az O'Clock p NJ; the third at ~ O'Clock
p. M; and the fourth at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on satur-
dsy, the following day. The call is very numerousy
signed the names of number of prominent Phua-
delphians being attached.
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REsIGNED.-Reserve Policeman John II. Rawns,
otherwise know as ''the Infant" whose immense
size has attracted the attention of those who have
had occasion to pass around Third and Chestnut
streets for several years past yesterday rendered his
resignation to Mayor Fox. which was accepted.
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FIFTH EDITION
EVENING TELEGRAMS.
n Railroad Accident.
AN OIL CAR BURNED.
Governm ent Appointments.
AN OIL CAR Blu
Government ADDointmeu.u

WASHINGTON, May 8.-Daniel r. Snyder has
been appointed Assessor of Internal Revenue for
the Fourth district of Georgia, vice Watson, re-
signed; Willet A. Hopkins is appointed Collector
of Internal Revenue for the First district of New
York, vice George A. Everett.
Commissioner Deano leaves tonight for
short visit to his home in Ohio.
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GREETING THE PACFIC-By request OF the Mayor
the different public buildings throughout the city
displayed their flags at noon to-day, in honor OF the
completion OF the Pacific Railroad.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL GATHEREG.-A grand Sunday
school gathering will take place tomorrow after.
noon AT Bethune Hall, corner of Twelfth street and
Montgomery avenue, when addresses viii be de-
iiyered by several prominent speakers; number OF
Little Wanderers, under the care OF PROFESSOR o. ~
awarded to the scholars.
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@s REAL ESTATE-THONIAS & SONS SALE
A Modern three-stOry brick dwelling, No. 421 South
Thirteenth street. between Pine and Lombard streets
on Tuesday, May Is, 1862 at 2 o'clock, noOn will be
sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that modern three-story brick messuage, with
the east side of Thirteenth street, between Pine and
Lombard Streets No. 42l; containing in front on
Thirteenth street 10 feet 81 inches, and extending
in depth on one line IS feet inches and the other
line 81 feet inches-together with the privilege Of
an outlet into Stockton street. 1t has two parlors
and kitchen on the first moor, and cellar kitchen ;
two chambers, dining-room and bath on the second
hoor and two chambers and attics above; nat on
cold water, dumb waiter, range, etc. Keys next
door, Clear of all incumbrance. Terms half cash.
Immediate possession.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, AuctOneers,
ss2t Nos. 139 and Ill S. FOURTH Street.
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Appointments by President Grant
American Interests in Gu
ban Waters.
Affairs in Baltimore and Mas
sachusetts.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Annointmcnts by PreaIdent l,rnn,

SpecidI Despdteh % Tue HUenifg Ielegraph
WASHINGTON, May s-The President made the fol-
lowing experimentation Hide. Surveyor Of
Customs Chester, Pa Richard f. Goggln. Collector
OF Customs, Erie, Pa; George A. Houghton. Super
vising Inspector Of Steamboats,, sixth district /;
Robert II. Lassiter, Pension Agent North Carolina
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MEssRs WORK & MINES BANKING EsTABLIsH-
NENT.-We invite attention to the card of Messrs.
Work Milne, Bankers, No. 121 South Third street,
in another column to-day. These gentlemen com
menced business under the most favorable auspices,
having abundant capital and being thorougnly known
To the business community as well as favorably no
ticnd INV ali the leading bankers in the city.
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TE5 PEREMPTORY SALE.-TO CLOSE A PART
EAu nership account-Thomas q Sons, Auctioneers.
-On Tuesday, May IS, 1862 at 12 O'Clock, noon will
be sold at public sale, without reserve at the Phila-
delphia Exchange, the following described property,
viZ.:-
No. 1.-5 three-story brick dwellings, Nos. 1920,
1922, 1924, 1926 and 1880 Leb street. between Front
street. All those three-story brick messuages and
the lot OF ground thereunto belonging situate on
Leib street, Nos. 172O 1922 1874 1926 and 1880; each
60 feet. They have bath, hot and cold water sum-
mer kitchen, with range etc. Clear Of all incum-
brance Sale absolute.
No. 2.-Ground rent, $50 year. All that ground
rent of $50 year, issuing out OF lot of ground and
the dwelling thereon erected, No. 1928 Leib street
13 feet 'front.' and in depth about 60 feet. Sale alb
solute.
M. THOMAS 4 SONS Auctioneers,
5Ss2t No. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street
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CETRAL STATION HEARING.-JOhn Gear, aged 10
years, was at the Central Station this afternoon,
charged with stealing watch from the house OF
David D. Kay, No. 14Ol Mary street. He was COM
nitted for trial.
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Roy RUN OvER-Yesterday John lacey while
arriving horse and wagon at Sixth and Arch streets
ran over a lad named John Welsh, who was pushing
q wheelbarrow in the middle OF the street The boy
was not much injured, while the vehicle was demo.
Iished Alderman Beiter held Lacey IN $500 bail ioi
malcinns mischief and assault and battery.
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vnrwup1r EFACTORs.-Jeny McNamee and
,haTIes Mullen, bootblacks, have been constant
source of annoyance to the patrons Of the american
1fotei Tor some time The proprietors entered com
nisint Yesterday at the Mayors ONCE, ana Sergeant
Ppront arrested the young scapegraces They We're
romnitted to prison by AlQermQn herT,
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%f7s REAL LEsTATF.-ThOMAS q SONS SALE
II:i Handsome modern four-story Brick Residence,
With side yard, No 1918 n Tenth street, above
Jefferson street. 2S feet 'front.' ON Tuesday, May 25,
1862 at 12 o'clock noon will be sold at public sale at
the Philadelphia Exchange all that handsome modern
four-story brick messuaRe Mansard rooD with three
story back building and lot Of ground situate on the
west side OF Tenth street, north Of Jefferson street.
No 1915; the lot containing in front on Tenth street
2s feet, and extending in depth 10 feet. The house
is new, about 20 feet front, well built and handsomely
finished; has all the modern convenences; marble
base and vesbule marble balcony in front OF paror
windows parlor, dinng-roOm, and kitchen on the
first hoor; commodious chambers, permanent wash
stand bel-cas, gas, BATH hot and cold water water
closet furnace, cooking range, ETC. Immediate pos
session. Keys at the auction rooms Terms-$5500
may remain on mortgage.
N''' M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
KS sat Nos 139 ana t4l S. FOURTH Street.
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Railroad Annirs

CLEVELAND, May Sat a meeting of the
stockholders of Lake Shore Railroad to-day, the
contract of consolidation with the Michigan
Southern Railroad was adopted by vote of
over two-thirds of the stock.
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s Is 2s

f=s REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS SONS SALE
M!. On Tuesday, May IS, 1859, at 12 o'clock, noon,
Will be sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia EX
change, the following described property, VIII
No. 1-Three-stOry brick dwelling, No. 29 Juniper
street, north of Race street All that three-story
brick messuage with two-story Kitchen and lot of
ground situate the eastery side of Juniper street.
146 feet inches north of Race street, No. PIG;
tanning in front Juniper street II feet inches,
and extending in depth So feet more or less 1t con-
tains rooms, bath, gas etc. Terms, cash. Keys at
No. 22S North Juniper street.
No 2-Desrable lot, Ridge avenue, northwesterly
of Vineyard street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenh streets All that lot OF ground, situate on the
southwesterly side of Ridge avenue, 20 feet ~
inches norhwesterly of Vineyard street, Twentieth
ward 20 feet IL inches 'front.' and in depth on one
line 70 feet II 5-S inches to feet wide alley, and on
the other line II feet II x inches to said alley where
the front is 90 feet. Terms, $1,000 may remain for
- years . . 1900
SIS SGT Nos. 1S9 and 141 8. FOURTH Street.
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REAL ESTATE AT Auction.

NfA PEREMPToRY sALE-To GRAIN DEA-
N.J lers Flour Merchants, and others.-Thomas a
Sons, Apctoneers.a,,on Tuesday May 1s, 1859, at
~ O'Clock, noon viii be sold at public sale, without
reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following
described properties, viz
No. livery Valuable Business Property. Two
story Brick Building, Washington avenue, east OF
Twentyrst street, 20 feet front, 1870 feet deep to
Alter street. All that two-story brick car or coach
factory and lot OF ground situate the south side
OF Washington avenue Date Prime street, 1870 feet
east Of Twenty-nrst street, Twenty-sixth Ward the
lot containing in front 50 feet, and extending in
depth 1870 feet to Alter street IL is wen adapted for
storing grain, -four, or other merchandise. The
Pennsylvania Railroad passes the property. Clear
OF all incumbrance. Sale absolute
No. 2-Substantial Building and Large Lot WASH
ington avenue, west of Twentieth street. All that
lot OF ground and the improvements thereon erected,
situate on the south side Of Washington avenue $40
feet west Of Twentieth street, 20 feet 'front.' 1870 feet
deep to Alter street. On this lot Is substantial
building erected with olce etc. suitable for storage
purposes having good entrances, being the rail-
road. TurnOuts for any important business can be
provided to connect with the West and South and
can be used as a car factory. Clear OF all incum-
brance Sale absolute. For keys and further infor-
nation, apply TO Messrs. Lukens Il Montgomery, No.
1895 Beach street
NJ THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers,
6Ss2t Nos. 189 and l41 s. FOURTH Street.
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Na EXECUTORS sALE.-EsTATE OF HAN
rMi nah Howell, deceased.1rhomas Sons, Auc-
dence No. 21s South Fifteenth street. below Walnut.
On Tuesday, May 49, 1869, at 10 O'Clock, noon will
be sold, at public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change, all that very desirable three-story brick
messuage, with twO-story back building and lot of
ground, situate the west side OF Fifteenth street.
below Walnut street, No 2ls; containing in front on
Fifteenth street 20 feet and extending in depth 80
feet to an outlet. 1t has gas, bath, etc Terms,
half cash. Immediate possession.
BY order of EDWARD S. SIMMONS Executors.
THORNTON BROWN, NA00u'oiS'
M. THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers,
5S SGT Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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GREETINGS TO SAN FRANCIsCo--A meeting OF the
Commercial Exchange held this morning. John
II. Michener Esq, President in the chair, who stated
the objects OF the meeting In Few. appropriate
remarks
Mr. Thomas Altman offered the following resolu-
tion, which was unanimously adopted:-
ResoUed That the President telegraph to the Merchants
Exchange of San Francisco the following
The Commercial Exchange of Philadelphia" sends greet
ing and erens the NercbuHt Exchange Of SIN Francisco
The right hand Of Fellowship fron he Iron Arm MS ddD com
pieted from the Atlantic TO the Plcifc'
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

0rs PUBLIC sALE.-THoMAs 4 SONS, AUC-
E&i tioneers.-Very elegant Country Seat and Man
sion, acres, Oak lane, Cheltenham township, Mont
gomery county, Pa, ~ miles from Philadelphia,
"a miles from Oak Lane Station, on the N p X. r.,
and near Second street turnpike on Tuesday, May
25, 1869, at 12 O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that very
elegant country seat OF acres OF land, situate ON
Oak lane, opposite the Jenkintown road Cheltenham
township, Montgomery county, Pa. Gust beyond the
city line) IL miles from Oak Lane Station, on the
street turnpike 19{ miles OF the Old York road; ex-
cellent road to either; beautiful and healthy loca
tion fine elevation, splendid view, surroundings are
uneXceptonable, very convenient TO churches, post
office, school, store, etc. The improvements consist
OF pointed stone mansion, with line portcoes built
and finished throughout in the most substantial
and very best manner; handsomely papered, and in
most excellent repair ceilings ~ feet high good
cellar, cemented floor, with every convenience; hall
10 feet wide with splendid staircase; has Is rooms
parlor, sitting, dining, and breakfast-rooms, and
kitchen on the first floor; chambers, library store
room, bathroom, and water-closet on the second
floor; servants rooms and large, elegantly decorated
Dllllard-room on the third noorl with numerous
are most complete, and of the very best character
The water is OF quality that cannot be eXcelled,
ment for getting L to the house is most complete
there is hydrant in the cellar; hot and cold water
on the first and second floors; the drainage is all
underground; there is an out wash-house, with a
good range; ice-house well filled with ice OF an eX-
celent quality and 2 fine water-closets; all sur
rounded with good brick pavement; also, a hand
somely finished cottage style and substantially built
pointed stone stable and calriage-house with accom-
modation for horses and carriages; hydrant
drainage platform over the manure pit for washing
carriages also, an extra stable for cows double pig
pen, hotbeds, etc. There is handsome lawn, laid
out with beautiful evergreens trees and shrubbery
of the choicest kind Norway spruce hedge along the
road, and good stone wall vegetable garden with
excellent soil abundance of Strawberries, raspber
ries, backberres gooseberres currants, and grapes
Of the choicest varieties 90 dwarf and standard pear
and apple trees all of which come into bearing this
year, pasture fields, and acre of ploughed ground
all the ground is in the very best order II adjons
the handsome country seats OF b. Rowland, Thomas
Esqs. See Photographic view at the Auction Rooms.
Immediate possession VIII be shown by the owner
and occupant, Mrs. N. Leech.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, AuctiOneers,
8 SGT Nos. 139 and 14l s. FOURTH Street.
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G:a ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-ESTATE OF
MM John Minser deceased.-Thomas & Sons Auc-
GOneers.-Busnes Stand. Tavern, No. 507 North
Third street. above Buttonwood street. On Tuesday,
May 25, 1862 at 10 O'clock noon will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that two
story frame messuage and lot OF ground, situate on
tine east side OF Third street. 60 feet north of Button
WOOD street, No. 5o7; containing in front on Third
has been occupied as tavern for a number of years,
and is situate in very valuable business neighbor-
hood. Clear of all incumbrance Terms-S2500 may
remain on mortgage.
BY order Of GEORGE S. STIMBLE, Admir-.
Same Estate.-16 shares Spring Garden Insurance
Company.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
So SGT Nos. 189 and 141 s. FOURTH Street
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ACCIDENT 40 an OiITraiu

New YORK, May S.-An oil train on the New
Jersey Central road was run into by coal train
to-day. No person was hurt, but one oil car
was burned and q locomotive damaged
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A FUGITIVE FROM JUsTICE.-Antoine Heinzmau,
aged 19 years. from Wilmington, where he was en-
pOyed in grocery store was taken into custody yes
tap2eV afternoon by Lieutenant Brurein, on the
charge of stealing two watches from his employer.
Alderman Toland sent him back to Wilmington for
trial,
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po1JCEMAN AssAUfTED.-James Grimm yesIer-
dav dumped load of dirt on the sidewalk at dwelih elm
nay Carnenter streets ana being demonstrated win
an tili' DoIiaeman Keegan rudely assaulted nln lie
Dy ten hefore Alderman Collins, and held for trial.
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- THE AFRICAN NJ. r.. CoHFEBESCE--The African M. L.
Campbell presiding
, The religious exercises were conducted by l. G.
Chambers.
proved.
The financial reports resumed.
On motion, j. Il. Murny admitted into the itine-
rancy, provided he sustains his examination,
On motion of j. H. A. johnson, the Conference pro
ceeded TO the examination of his religious and moral char
aCter.
The following. named membors were marked Deacon
Donell, Jacob Mitchell, j. W. Stevenson T. Mckinnard,
~ B r. Eddy W. II. Turner, G.. Washington, D. M Brown,
Shadrach Blackson
When the Rev. Thomas Pierccs called, Henry
Davis and stated that the Rev Thomas Pierce had
died on March q, 1859 between the hours OF 10 and u
o'clock.
committee on obituary was then appointed, con
sistng of Henry Davis w. Moore, and j. Hollon. .
On notion the Rev. W. IL. Chase restored TO the
itineranCY
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CorTbNT ACCOUNT FOR IT.-Henly Jenkins
,ooTedI was arrested at Eleventh and South streets
Yesterday with set OF harness III IN ria nt IL
JS ,Ibich he could give no satisfactory account he
Ol ,,n Wh1C at the Central Station this afternoon
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E=s PUBLIC sALE.-THoMAs a SONS, AUG
E:1 tioneers Elegant Country Residence, u acres,
l52 Clio perches, Waverly Heights, Limekiln turn
pike, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania, miles
from Philadelphia, and half mile from Arlington
Station on the North Pennsylvania Railroad. On
Tuesday, May Is, 1869, at u O'Clock noon will be sold
at public sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
tnat elegant country seat containing about ~ acres
OF ground, situate at the corner OF Limekiln turn
pike and private road, at Waverly Heights, Mont
gomery county, Pennsylvania. The Improvements
are handsome stone rough-cast mansion, built by
Joseph Newhouse, Esq; has saloon parlor, library,
conservatory, dining-room, and two Kitchens the
first floor; large hail. four chambers sitting-room
TWO bathrooms, with hot and cold water and water
closets, hBen-closet, etc, the second Oor four
chambers on the third nOor and observatory above
pipes throughout the house. Large stone stable and
carrage-house, with stalls for five horses and room
for six carriages and two sleghs; also coachman's-
room, harness-roOm ana closet etc; stone tenant
house, containing four rooms and milk cellar large
barn, with stalls for seven cows; root cellar, ice
house, ETC. large handsome greenhouse, filed with
choice foreign grape vines; neYerfailing well of
water at the barn; also cstern and hydrant water.
The grounds are tastefuly laid out, with carriage
drive, walks fountain, etc, and abound with orna-
mental shade and evergreen trees and shrubbery,
'a'ge hover gara@eni zen SegfeIaOe eggft garden etc The
''''''" "'' NJ THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
5s SGT Nos. 139 and l41 South FOURTH Street.
40 PUBLIC SALE.-THOMAS & SONS, AUG
6aitlmore turnpike, Delaware county, Pennsylvania
about Q miles north OF Chester and 10 miles from
Philadelphia. on Tuesday, May 49, 1869, at l2
o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all that very desirable
try place OF about acres OF ground, situate the
easterly side of the Baltimore turnpike, about miles
north Of Chester Pa directly opposite the very hand
some country seat and farm OF Mr.. - Maddox
The improvements are gentee three-story frame
dwelling has parlor, stting-room, dining-rOom and
pantres on the first noor, and chambers and obser-
vatory above; large porch in 'front.' bathroom, hot
| and cold water, cooking,range, pump, hydraulic
| ram which supplies the house with spring water,
| etc also a frame stable and coach-house garden
planted with fruit and shade trees, shrubbery, etc.
| Immediate possession. Keys opposite. Terms
| s27O0 NAV remain on mortgage About 10 minutes
walk from the Crumb Creek Station on the Philade
phia and Baltimore Railroad.
| M THOMAS a. SONS, Auctioneers,
8 eg2t Nos, l39 and 14l S, FOURTH Street