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OR,
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The most powerful, safe and reliable
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Its stand as principal among the bles-
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MAGNOLIA WArER.--Superior to the
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at half The price. ai.3.ecd3t
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AS AN ALTEEkATIVE.
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
DISEASES OF WOMEN

IT an unfatling preventive and cure
Tor NEURALGIA, SICK HEADACHE apo
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, and in
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DIURETIC REMEDIES
TONIC QUALITIES

known in the practice OF medicine. Its
excellent and skilIful combination with
other ingredients imparts to 1t
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1t has no equal. Its action upon the Liu-
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effective, and It is this property which
renders 1t one OF the safest and most re-
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OF the highest-order not temporarily
stimulating. but permanently invigorst-
ing the digestive organs, and rendering
IL d most valuable curative agent in cas-
eSOf
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COMMUNICATIONS.


Wmrden8' ENphAuhAsNNs
- =, .,ss,ov al The Hpening Telegraph
~ %s..,,, - 90 ~ THr BOARD OF wARDESs, PHnApsIc
OyT5vn ,U ~ o. ieoe-On the afternoons Of The 14th
sss ih instant srtfles of %arSens ' with having b
@ssa nv the Legislature wnicn was ~, S
m commerce and celcuaIteo, Nv mort ~ Phsdelpha
ernor sr 70 70 this have only to say the Dali pro
ssS was for the better protecuom VI sntrev misre
Of the port o. ,hn napers There are from two 70
ss nnndred vessels arriving AZ shs ,opes which
snat come in ballast ~ tSe river before reach
tney tnIom There is penalty attacnesu ~ ~ nnr
xsestion Of law prohibiting r shn his deputies in the
tering wn ~ their dutes and for number " y. en
ioatos Of port regulations 700 o. nroceeding before
ZION here The Pressftir ot regulations be reached Is
~ ,oy that the vessels are loaeJ % %uI merely gave
Judgment ~ srien the authority TO proceed more
ayily mt against any person violating posS of
lions The Board q tb are SeSond reproach two
snsrSs Of fhe board being largely ~ .I q 10 70
sine interests of Phladepnia WHOSE m'eiesV ~ 10
protect nS os carefny drawn up by the solicitor OF
chic Roard who is gentlemen OF nlgn egs. Par1
anu fr the benefit and interest OF this port,
81 Tor its detrnent. 1t did not authorize any n
but merely provided 'aS ot eiS aPren should be re-
tyynable ike criminal process that IL, M ihsVea" @ ~ ~
waiting for five days before nearing rag ,6e summons
hnd hsen served as could be made convenient, ano
instead of waiting twenty days for an appeal a. Sc
iSs now is the appeal was to be ready IN one uay
Where is the hardship in this, when the deiendan
,oas NOT reside here, and always tries TO get away
srom mort as soon as possible? AS you nave glVssI
nnbiicty to the garbled statement OF facts maue ny
The Vessel and SS naye
sno NJ the present session of the Legislature,
trust that your weknown desire to see fair play
will induce you to let us be heard anu 10 ehahg'
Your opinion. - ,,;on+ servant
i ann iosP9N'' GIDEON CLARK,
60. xr,ouaon yor tho Port of philadelphia.
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dr. EXECUTORS SALE.-THOMAS q SONS,
kl;H Auctioneers.-MO three-story brick dwell
ing No. 149 n Fifth street. south of Race street. on
TUESDAY NAV II, 1869, at ~ O'Clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that modern three-story brick messqage and lot
of ground, situate on the east side OF Fifth street.
feet inches to point thence northward feet to
point thence eastward feet inches thence north
ward through the middle of priyy feet inches;
thence eastward feet inches to the middle OF the
party wall thence through the middle OF said wall
30 feet inch to the face of said wall then In Cir
cular direction by the fence as now erected 10 feet
inches: then along the north line OF feet wide
allev extending into Fifth street. IA feet inches TO
the middle OF the south wall; then southwark Az
inches; then westward 80 feet 10 inches TO Fifth
street. ana thence along Fifth street 16 feet inches
nienees Terms.Ialf cash. Possession August g.
M. THOMAS a SONS, Auctioneers
24s9t Nos l89 and 14l ). FOURTH Street.
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THIRD EDITION
ER0M WASHINGTON.
Special Dsspstch TO TIE Evening Islegyaph.
They Third Assistant Postmaster-6eneral

Special DespsfcA 10 The Evening Iss9yaph
TheI Third Assistant Postmaster-GeneraAship.
WASHINGTON April A--The President has ap
pointed A. H. MARYLAND TO be Third Assistant Post
master-G General. harklands name was sent TO the
Senate some time ago. ana was rePorsed upon 5 ps 49,
Roads. He was delegate to the johnson Soldiers
Convention at Cleveland, and was among the active
supporters of Andy johnson all through the I'M
peachment
Had his name come before the Senate he would un-
questionaby have been rejected without division, 40
serious charges were preferred against him.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
Special Order from the Army Headquarters,
WASHINGTON, April A.-The following special order
HEGDoUARrERs OF THE ARMY, ApJurANT-oENE-
RAILS OFFICE, Washington, April g. 1867
the Adiutant Generals Dep9rtmept Is hereby made and
the officers whose posts are changed will be s ED from
coed to the to which they assigned and
O. Drum Military Division of the Atlantic
S %a bS Of tSe %
Col and Byt Maj Gen. George II. Hertsuif, to head
John Ksiton
General Robert Williams to Seadquarters Of the
Major and Tism Nm p WhPps iS
Breyet Brigader General Chauncey McKeever to head
f the @ Major To- SnS Bss
the Platte MT and Es
quarters of the &Tmy Major and Brsye Brsadie-
Brar and
ne D the S
Of CALIFORNIA; Major and Colonel Samuel A. Ohal
nto Headquarters Department Of the Missouri Major and
ters Department of the Lakes Major and Breve Coone
Henry O. Wood to Headquarters Fifth Military District
Major and Brevet Colonel Joseph H. Taylor to Headquar
tiers of the South Major and Brevet Lieutenant Coone
j. p Martin to Headquarters Department of the Cum
| berland.
The commanding general of any department district
included in the foregoing ORDERS will appoint Acnl
Assistant Adjutant General from his own command, O.
| from the list of officers awaiting orders.
| BY command of General Sherman,
f. ID. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General
Commander George Il. Belknap is ordered to duty a
Navigation Officer at Boston Navy Yard; Lieatenant
Commander John N Quackenbush to the naval station
League Island Pa. Paymaster Edward Putnam to dut
| Lieutenant ! Commander Allen d. Brown is detached
from the Piseataqpa, and granted Leave Of "a. at
duty at PSStsm0gth H. ard % ordered red to settle hi
Navy Yard and ordered to the Navy Var
at Mare Island California Third Assistant Engineers,
Russell and James Quinn, detached from the GueI
rere and Pawnee and granted leave of absence prior
tor Isaiah Hanscom to Mare Island California, are re
| Okad
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a. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS q SONS SALE.
s:i -On Tuesday, May 4, 1869, at 12 O'Clock, noon,
viii be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change the following described property, viz. =
No. 1.-Handsome modern three-story brick Resi-
dence No. 1926 N Franklin st. above Columbia av.
All that modern three-story brick messuage, with
three-story double back buildings and lot OF ground,
situate on the west side of Franklin street, above
front on Franklin street 23 feet 81 inches, and
tending in depth Sc feet inches The house has the
modern conyeniences marble vestibule, marble
dressings parlor, dining-room, and two kitchens on
the first iOor; large saloon, sitting-room bath, and
two chambers on the second i0or and4 chambers on
third door gas, hot and cold water, furnace cook
ing range, etc
No 2-IIandsome modern Residence, No. 1921 N.
Eighth street. in the rear OF the above All that hand
some modern three-story brick residence, situate
the east side OF Eighth street, in the rear OF the
above OF the same size and description.
M THOMAS * SONS, AuctiOneers
4s4s2t Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
President Grants Nominations
Those Rejected and Laid
on the Table,
FROM WASHINGTON


DesposeA 70 the Associated Press.
Nominations Rejected by the Senate.
wIsuNaroN April 26.-The following nominations
were rejected by the Senate the last night OF the
session in addition to those heretofore made puonc
Collector Internal Revenue, Third dlstricl, msss
Pat Nj Blair Postmaster Fredericksburg, va, = b.
Young: Agent for Pottawott0mie, n. s., +. ~ STAN
lev; Agent for Indians OF Omaha Agency, Howard
White: Agent Kaw Indians, JOS Newcomb.
Nominations Laid on the Table.
Treasurer Branch Mint San Francisco, ID. W,
Cheeseman Register of Land Ohice, Marysyie, Cal,
T. w. Roberts; Receiver Public Moneys, MarysVlie'
CAL, c. NJ. Patterson.
Also the following, which have been enormously
ford; Minister to Belgium j. X. Jones; Minister to
Brazil William A. Pile.
The effect OF tabng differs from that OF rejection,
In allowing the name to be sent in again at the next
session,
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

@=.s REAL EsTATE.-THOMAS SONS SALE
MI.i Well-secured ground rent OF 5000 year. On
Tuesday April 27, 1869, at IL o'clock, noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
one full equal fourth part the whole into four equal
parts to be divided Of In and to all that yearly
ground rent or sum Of 5000, lawful money OF the
United States, in half yearly payments, on the first
day of the months of May and November In every
year forever without deduction for taxes, out of all
that lot of ground on which is a freight depot,
situate on the east side of Front street. and south
side of Noble street, formerly the Hay Scales Public
Landing, City of Philadelphia, formerly Northern
Liberties containing in front on Front street SO feet
inches and on the east end of said lot fronting on
Washington avenue formerly Oak streeD about 63
feet, more less and in depth extending from
Front street 100 feet or thereabouts to Washington
avenue Bounded northwardy by Noble street,
eastward by Washington avenue, southwark by
ground formerly OF Ebenezer Branhan, now Of the
North PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. and west
ward by Front street aforesaid. Being the same
premises which Isaac S. Waterman, trustee, ct al,
by deed dated December l, 1S53 and duly recorded,
granted and conveyed to the North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company reserying the said ground rent.
1t is payable by the North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. - -
It Nos. 189 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
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Nss REAL ESTATE-THOMAs 4 SONS SALE
81: Modern three-story brick dwelling No. l4lg NJ
Thirteenth street. above Master street. On Tuesday,
May 1863, at ~ o'clock, noon, viii be sold at pubc
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
three-story brick messuage with three-story back
building and lot OF ground situate on the east sids
OF Thirteenth street, above Master street NO 141a.
containing in front on Thirteenth street IL feet Tx
inches and extending in depth 20 feet to four feet
bath, hot and cold water, water closet Permanent
washstand, furnace, c0oking-range etc Terms s29o0
may remain on mortgage. Subject TO yearly ground
rent OF sl20. Immediate possession. Nav Be ex-
amined any day previous TO sale ~ ~ Va
M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers
4NsT Nos. 159 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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Master Warden for the Port of
Public Favors Declined.

20 the Editor of The EUcring 4eeJFdph'
GyRMANrowN, April "a, 1s69.-My name having
been freely mentioned in the various aay PaPerS SdaS
nensrtment am obliged to state thus publicly what
had reasons for believing had some time since been
accented az valid ones, in more private manner,
that neither nv health nor the cares OF somewhat
extensive business would admit OF my accepting any
roston of public trust or otherwise at this time
EoeIino deenly grateful for many expressions OF
Kindness and goodwill, 1 am, with much esteem,
hAn"'e'' ~ HENRY BENTLEY
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@ea REAL EsTATE.-THoSlAS a SONS SALE.
E:I Modern Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. s58
n. Seventh street, above Parrish. On Tuesday,
April o. 1869, at 12 O'clock noon, will be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that
back building and lot Of ground situate on the east
side OF Seventh street. above Parrish street. No. 6b8
containing In front Seventh street 16 feet dnciud-
ing half Of an aley), and extending I'm depth on the
north line 81 feet II inches, and on the south line IS
feet 11zS inches. 1t has gas, bath, hot and cold
water, furnace, range etc. Terms, $4,000 may re-
main on mortgage. Immediate possession. Keys
next door SOUTH
NJ. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers.
1t Nos. 1S9 and 14l S. FOURTH Street.
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THE MORTALITY OF THE CrTY.-The number OF
deaths in the city for the week ending at to-day
311 being increase of 35 over the correspond
ing period OF last year. OF these, 15S were adults
1853 minors; 23S were born in the United States; 63
were foreign; 10 were unknown; 10 were people OF
color; and II from the country. OF the number,
died OF congestion OF the brain; of Inflammation
of the lungs of marasmus; of scarlet fever; of
dysentery and IL OF old age.
The deaths were divided as follows among the
different wards:-
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MAYOR Fox yesterday appointed Henry Gentner
on the police force for the Seventh district
The name being very familiar we referred TO our
files and found that one Henry Gentner had vouched
no less than ten times for persons securing natura
zation papers in the Supreme Court during last Sep
tember and October. OF course it is impossible to
say that these refer to the same individual but
it is striking coincidence.
John Gallagher has also been assigned position
on the police force. Some months ago one John
Gallagher was tried and acquitted OF homicide, in
the Court OF Oyer and TeTmner, and the same indi-
vdual was in custody on the charge Of being impli-
Gated in the shooting OF Policeman Young, at Eighth
and Lombard streets, on the night OF the october
election AS in the above case it is not for us TO say
that these crimes are attached to the person just ap
pointed guardian OF the properties and lives of
our citizens.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
PROVINCIAL Council of the Catholic Chu,

Provincial Council of the Catholic Church.
BALTIMORE, April A.-The tenth Provincial Coun-
Gil of the Roman Catholic Church, embraced within
the province of the Archbishop Of Baltimore, con-
venes here tomorrow. number of bishops from
the Southern States and from Pennsylvania and
Delaware will be present.
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THE FINALE TO THE BROAD STREET RAILs.-The
closing connected with the tearing up Of the
rails on Broad street took place this morning at 10
O'Clock, at the Of Broad and Market Streets
where they had been carefully piled by the workmen
tire of the thoroughfare. Alarge crowd had collected
in pursuance Of order for their SALE by John Bos
Ter, ESQ.,, Superintendent OF the City Railroads M.
Thomas Sons officiated as auctioneers, and after
starting the bids, the property, comprising about
eighty tons was readily disposed Of The prices
brought were S31 92 per ton for the cast iron and
s46,4S for the wrought iron
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Fire at ROcI,este...

NEW YORK, April 24.-The residence OF William
A. Hustled, between Glenville and Greenwich Con-
nectcut, was burned on Friday night Loss, $4,000
No insurance The fire was caused by defective
fue.
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FOREIGN.
By Atlantic Gable.
Address by the King Of Hungary.


Address by the King Of Hungary.
PEsTH April 24.--At the opening of the session OF
the Diet yesterday, Francis Joseph King Of Hun
gary, made peaceful address, He said there was
much important legislation to be accomplished for
the internal reform OF the country. That required
q concentration of the entire power of the nation
and the good sense and moderation Of the people.
The relations between Austria and the other
powers of the world offered peaceful prospect
In conclusion, he reminded the representatives
that it was necessary to carry out important re-
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Arrival Of More Spanish Troops
I'm dymha.

HAVANA, April PA Spanish transport arrived
here to-day with 1000 soldiers to reinforce the
armies engaged in putting down the rebellion.
Nothing further has been heard about the contem-
fuegos and it is now thought the story is untrue.
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The FreShet.

BUFFALO, April A-The water OF Grand river,
Canada, receded rapidly this morning, leaving the
track of the Grand Trunk Railroad, between Buffalo
aud Detroit clear and uninjured Trains leave and
arrive by this route on time.
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dx: REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS 4 sons sALE-
Eai Modern three-story brick residence, No. 14i0
Master St. west Of Broad st.--On Tuesday Nav A.
1859, at IL O'Clock noon will be sold at public SALE at
the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern three
story brick messuage, with three-story back building
and lot OF ground, situate the south side Of Mas
ter street. west OF Broad street. No. 1410; containing
in front on Master street 10 feet inches and extend
ing IN depth sS feet TO feet wide alley II has the
water closet, furnace, cooking range, etc. May be
examined any day previous TO sale. Subject TO q
yearly ground rent of $3.50. Immediate possession.
NJ. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneers,
424 SGT Nos. 139 and III s. FOURTH Street.
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BOARDING.

A I. NO. 1121 GIRARD STREET MAY BE
"a Obtained S fuEplshsd and unfshed for lodG-
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

g. REAL LESTATE.-THOMAS& SONS SALE
M;a Three-story Brick Dwelling, Baker street. east
., Seventh @ street % with four Tw9-stoy Brcs Houses
noon will be sod at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that lot OF ground, situate on the
north side Of Baker street, 81 feet east
OF Seventh street, in the township OF Moya-
mensing, now city OF Philadelphia, containing
ward between lines parallel with Seventh street
aforesaid 81 feet inches Bounded westward by
ground granted ground-rent to Thomas Boyer,
northward by Drewary's ground and eastward by
ground now or late OF David Shoemaker and wife,
on which Is erected three-story brick house front,
and four twostory houses the rear, with an alley
three feet wide leading to the back building and q
frame stable back Clear Of all incumbrance,
Terms-S1000 may remain.
M. THOMAS a SONS, Auctioneers
424 SGT Nos. 159 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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DRY GOODS.
H. S T E E L & S O N,

DRY GOODS.
~ S r E z L & S O N,
Nos 713 and 715 N. TENTH Street,
Oner to-day job lot of
PRINTED FRENCH PERCALEs, % CENTS
Plain, Blue, Bun and Pink Percales, 38 cents.
BEST PLAIN PERCALEs IMPORTED
BLUES, BUFFs, PINKs AND GREENS, 50 CENTS.
Striped Popns, for suits, 81 TO IS cents.
Notified Poplins for suits, % cents to 81
Silk Striped Poplins, for SUITS l5 cents to s225.
silk Mixed Poplins, for suits, 81 to 81.
CHEAP BLACK SILK HERNANIES
Sd Black SILK Hernanies so cents, worth 81 cents.
A Black Silk Hernanies, 81 .25 to $3.50.
Sd Black SILK Hernanies, S2I5 to y.
BARGAINS IN FANCY SILKS.
Striped Fancy Silks, s1'25.
Black and White Striped silks, 81 25
Japanese Silks of every variety, 81 &c to 81.
Plain Dress Silks, choice colors, et'I5 to &c.
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS
All Widths of the very best makes, at LOW PRICES.
GENUINE KID GLOVES,
Spring Shades, at 81 ; worth 81 -25
DUCHESS KID GLOVES, TWO BUTTONS,
Spring Shades, at sl'25; worth 81.
NEW STYLES OF SPRING SHAWLS.
Plaid Woollen Shawls for Spring.
Staped WoOllen ShaWls for Spring.
Striped Ottoman Shawls for Spring.
Reversible Silk Stripe Shaws.
Rock Spun SILK Shawls.
New styles Printed Cashmere Shawls. Llt
300 STRIPED PAISLEY SQUARE SHAWLS.
PURE CHENE LAME AT $40, WORTH SIS.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.


(r=. PUBLIC sALE-THoMAS q SONS, Auc-
;A:i tioneers.-Three-story brick dwelling No. 6s
n Thirty-ninth street above Market street. opposite
Saunders Institute on Tuesday, Aprl27, 1862 at 12
delpha Exchange, all that three-story brick dwell
ing and lot Of ground, situate NO. 6s Boudinot or
Thrty-ninth street, II feet 5 inches south OF Pow
elton avenue the lot containing in front 20 feet and
extending in depth "a feet 7 4 inches. The house
Also, milk-house, pump OF good water, and large
sink or cooler for keeping milk Terms-s2O00 may
remain on mortgage. Immediate possession.
NJ. THOMAS a SONS, Auctioneers
4241t Nos. 1889 and 141 s. FoU RTH Street.
O. PEREMPToRY SAIE.-THoMAs 4 SONS,
M;J Auctoneers.-Ihree-story Brick Dwelling, No.
1873 Poplar street on Tuesday May 4, 1869, at IL
O'Clock, noon, viii be sold at public sale without re-
serve at the Philadelphia Exchange all that three
story brick messuage with tree-story back building
and lot of ground situate on the north side of Poplar
street. west of Thirteenth street, No. 1918, contain
ing in front on Poplar street IS feet and extending
in depth the east line I3 feet inches, ana on the
west line 70 feet 10 inches to Caldwell street. 1t has
gas, etc. , .,,.,.,, e,,o,,.a,,..
NJ. THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctioneers,
424 SGT Nos l39 and i4l 5. FOURTH Street.
Arr REAL EsTATE-THoMAs 4 SONS SALE
M;; Large and valuable lot Hutchinson street. south
~ Columbia avenue, Twentieth ward two fronts
ON Tuesday, May A. 1869, at l2 O'Clock Noon, will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
east side of Hutchinson street "a feet south OF Co
nmDia avenue: containing in front on Hutchinson
street feet and in depth on the south line 90 feet
y of an inch, on the north line 60 feet 81 inches to
the Germantown and Norristown Railroad, ON which
il has a front of 50 Icet Clear of all ncumbrance
Terms cash, - $500
424s2t Nos. lS9 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
.STs REAL EsTATE-THoMAs a SONS SALE
eT9 100 Acres OF Land, Clinton county, Pennsyl-
yania on Tuesday May 25, 1869, at 12 O'clock noon
win be sold at public sale at the Philadelphia EN-
change all that certain tract OF land, situate in the
township Of Grove and county OF Clinton and sur
veyed in pursuance of warrant granted to william
Power, for 1l00 acres, ETC., No. 5O6O Bounded as
follows viz. beginning at chesnut, corner of
Robert Norris land, No. 1l74; thence north 500
nerches to q post; thence by No. $685. west $50
perches TO post; thence by Samuel Wallis land
No 4i74, south S2O perehes 90 line of Casper Wis
perches 10 the place OF beginning containing 100
acres and allowances.
II Nos. l39 and l4l = FOURTH Street.