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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

GA REAL RSTATE-THOMAS N SONS SALE
k|% Six Handsome Modern Three-story Brick Resi-
dences, Nos. 2ii2, 2ii4, 2ii6 2iiS, 2l20 and 2l22
Vine street, between Twenty first and Twenty
streets On Tuesday May 4, 1882 at 10 O'Clock, noon,
will be sold at public SALE at the Philadelphia EX
change, the following described propt rites, VIII
Nos. and 2-All those three-story brick mes
suages, with three-st0ry back buildings and lot of
ground, situate ON the south side OF Vine street,
west OF Twenty-frst ST. Nos 2ii2 and 2ii4, each
tanning In front 90 feet and extending in depth 30 feet
70 feet wide private alley. They and well
built handsomely papered and painted have parlor,
dining-room, winter and summer Kitchens on the
hrst floor chambers, bathroom finished with solid
walnut, and sitting-room on the second hOor and
chambers above gas introduced hot and cold water,
Water-clOsets, wash pave, furnace, cooking range,
etc, front door, vestibule door, sash and blinds of
the first story, solid walnut Terms, $4,000 may
main on mortgage on each. They viii be sold sepa-
NOS. and All those three-story brick mes
suages with three-story back buildings OF same de-
sCnption az the above being Nos. 2ii6 and 2iS Vine
street, corner OF Albion street, each lot 2S feet AZ
inches front avng side yards Of feet, and extend
ing In depth 30 feet to said alley. Terms S4ST5 may
remain on mortgage on No 2IiG, and S4SI5 on ground
rent on NO. 2tfS. They will be sold separately.
Nos. and GAIL those three-story brick mes
suages with three-story back buildings, adjoining
the above Of same descriptions each lot 20 feet 'front.'
and in depth 20 feet to said alley Terms $4,000 may
remain on mortgage on No 2l20 and $4,000 on ground
rent on No 2t22. They will he sold separately. They
viii be open for examination daily previous to sale.
M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers
It Nos t39 and 14t =. FOURTH Street,
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STEAM PASTE MANUPACTORY No n
b. b. N NEhIIhh LANE-Paporbox Makers RaoL hia ~
M % AN aatels' faPer hangers, and all who Sse PxSgeTs
1--we and far spe py steam without Jumps more sdb
eIdinaU EaY, '-"N Van pe made IN tae
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JEyELRT.-Mr William w. Cassidy No. IL s. Second
street has tho largest and most attractive assortment of
fine bwey and Slverware in the city. Purchasers
rely UPON obtaining real pure article furnished at
pricewhch cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
nrodt
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DIED.
BII.LS.-On the 9th instant, MARY MATILDA, only
daughter of Jeremiah and the late Elizabeth Bills in the
2st year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her fathers residence
No. 2l6 Marriott street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock
To proceed TO Ebenezer M. E. Church Cemetery
COONAN.Ont the 21st instant, HANNAH, wife of John
Coonan. aged 33 years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend the funeral from the residence of her husband
Darby road below FoTtysecond street. Sunday after
noon at O'Clock.
EWSMITH.-Suddenly, the 29th instant. MARY
L., widow of the late j. Fewsnh in the Sls of her
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence of her
son, William Fewsmith, No 500 Cooper street, Camden
Monday May 8, at IL o'clock A M Interment at Coles
town Cemetery.
HARDY.-At Chester, Pa, on the 2sth instant, JOHN
HARDY, late of Philadelphia aged SO years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at Ronadsons Graveyard Ninth and
Shippen Streets Philadelphia, Monday May g. at l3
o'clock. -
HOUGHTLIN.-At Jerseyville Illinois, Mrs. JENNIE
HOUGHTLIN wife of w. III. Houghtln, and daughter of
Samuel l.. McFetridge, of this city. SIS
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TO-DAY.

Need remind lady readers that this is the day
fxedby Mr. Wanamaker for the display of his stock
of elegant clothing for boys and childreny
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ike by Mr. Wanamaker for the display of his new stock
of aesant clothing for boys and childrenY
CJAfNa IR AND GONG OUr-rhere are many doors Dy
hih customers enter Oak Hail. but only one, the large
oneln Market street, by which they go out MALICIOUS
perons have that this is symbolic OF the ease
witt which people get in, and the ditculty with Wmcn
the get the grasp of the great clothing men very
vel gentlemen, just you please about It, ANY one OF
thetens of thousands of regular customers OF OAK han
iltestiy that only to get in but impossible
N y out in view the low prices and excellent clothns
found there and that il is not only difficult to get out
but actually impossible to cease buying all their
clothes tlere after they have made trial OF the
unparalleled advantages of dealing with Wanamaker
Brown.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the use OF
nitrous oxide for the painless extraction of Peeth
DR. Cotton makes and administers the gas himself Dr
Uasbrouck devoes his whole attention to extracting
teeth Pients who hiye failed to get their teeth ex
traoted ,co pain at pces where the gas is not under
stood viii do we'll 10 tdheadquarters where they never
fail n
Ofhee, Walnut street, peYM EsnVn
TO-DAY
yd ,e remind our ladyreaders that this is the day
Inv H. Wananaker forN Nhe display of his new stock
oS elegant clothing for boys ann children
,r, Rvsr Bu1rARp HALL ina hotel in Boston is that
- tnrgpro.H House. Guess will find that every pro
% ~ been made for their NEEDS and pleasures while
soiour,ing in this iayorte hotel
eaoyrR BAKERS Highest Penium Sewing Machines
No. 7s9 ChesnVt street.
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WANAMAKEB d Browns. BOYS SUITS SO Up
Wdaomaker e Brolon's Garibdldis and Bisrnarks
Fandnlaker 6 Bropn's. Business Suits, SO up.
Faadmdker q Broion's. Chester feLds
WGnomdker & Bro,on's. Neto Styles Walking Goats.
Wanap,dker e Broion's. Dress Sacks.
Wahdnldker e. Broca'S. Light Orercodts.
WdndBldkeT q BroleH's Spring OUercOotS, Sc.
Rananlaker e Broten's Black Suits, S1T up -
Wdndnldker 6 Broton's. Sfelton Suits, $16 up.
WanaDtdker 6 Broien's. Youths C1esterfelds.
Wdndndker e Broon's. Youths Metropolitan Sacks.
Wdadmdker B Broon's. Black Dress Pants, So up.
Wdndnlaker e Brocn's. Black Dress Vests SO up
Wdndmdker 6 Broon's. CleTgymen'S Suits.
Wdnanldker Ct Broon's. sir Faced Chesterfelas
Wdhondber 6 Brorn'S. Register Walking Goats.
Hdndmdker 6 BrOeh's. EuIetot Street Coats
Wano1ldher IL Broph'S. Harris CASHMERE Suits.
Wdndmdkor 6 BrooR's. Neo Styles Boys Jackets.
Wdnanldher 6 Broon's. Blue Suck Coats $40 up.
Wdnd0,aker oe Brocn's. Everyday Pants, SO up.
WdndDlaker DC BrooH'S. SIX Mired Suits.
Wanamaker d Broon's. Boys Department, First Floor
Fd"o0aoker e BroeR'S. Custom Department, the IargeS
in Philadelphia.
S. II. Cor SIXTH AND MARKET.
S. f. Cor SIXTH AND MARKET.
s. r.. Cor. SIXTH AND MARKET.
eF- OAK HALL.
rS- OAK HALL.
ES- OAK HALL.
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TO-DAY.

Ned we remind lady readers that this is the day
ike by Mr. Wanamaker for the display OF his new STOCK
of teRant clothing for boys and children!
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e. EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE
Iii Estate OF Joshua Longstreth, h,deceased.-Thomas
u Sons, Aucti0neers-Nery Valuable Business
Stands Three three-story Brick Stores, Nos 2t9,
22i, and 223 Church street, east of Third street on
Tuesday, May 95, 1869, &c t2 O'clock noon, will be
sold at public SALE without reserve at the Phiadel
pma Exchange, the following described pro-
perty, viz. =
No. ALI that valuable three-story brick store and
lot OF ground, situate on the north side Of Church
street. east OF Third street, No. 29 containing in
front is feet inches and extending in depth 5s feet
inches.
No. 2-Al that valuable three-story brick store and
lot of ground, adjoining the above being No. 221,
containing in front 10 feet 4 inches, and in depth
bS feet inches
No. 3-All that valuable three-story brick store and
lot of ground adjoining the above, being No. 223
containing in front 10 feet ~ inches, and extending
in depth 26 feet one-half iuch, then narrowing to
feet AZ inches and extending still further in depth
ID feet, the entire depth being 40 feet.
Terms, half cash. Sale absolute. BY order OF
GEo ID. PARRISH ]
WILLIAM HUNT, Executors.
STEPHEN s. PRICE,
M. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
3 lS4t Nos. 13g and l41 s. FOURTH Street
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d. EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE-ES-
I.;; tate of Joshua LOngstreth, deceased.-Thomas
4 sons, Auctioneers.-Very valuable business loca-
tiOn. Two ThTee-story Brick Stores, Nos. 232 and
24 $. Second street, with Seven Three-story Brick
Dwellings in the rear forming court, fronting on
Leyant street, 3lG feet front, $50 feet deep, two
fronts. On Tuesday, May 25, 1862 at IL O'clock noon
will be sold at public sale, without reserve, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all those buildings and the
lot of ground thereunto helOrg rging situate ON the
lot containing in front o.. Second street 81 feet
inches and extending in depth 2sO feet to Ley ant
street Ine improvements are large aud subsan-
tally punt utee-stoTy brick building occupied as
TWO stores fronts Second street, Nos 232 and 1884,
win seven three-story brick dwellings in the rear
calico Southampton court running from No. 213 Le-
var street on which it is 32 feet front Terms half
cash. Sale absolute
BY order OF GEORGE ID. PARRIsH,)
WILLIAM HUNT, > Executors
STEPHEN S. PRICE,
NJ THOMAS n SONS, Anctioneers,
sat Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street
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WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, 1876 pieces, $50
296 pieces, $75, at KERR's China Hall
No 1918 Chesnut street.
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MARRIED..

TOWS-HEATON.-On the 29th of April, at the Church
of the Holy Trinity by the Rev. Phillips Brooks COE d.
TOWS, of New York, TO ROSALIE E. daughter of Angus
tus Heaton. =
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PRICE & WOOD,

N. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILBERT.
n. B.--A new lot of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
Jouvin's Kid Gloves best quality.
Kid Gloves at 81 a pair. 43 swfS
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ff%a EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE-ES-
L:i tate OF Joshua Longstreth, deceased.-ThOmas n
Sons, AuctiOneers.-Large and very Valuable Lot II
acres, known as "Barclay Hail." Turner's lane
Iwenty-irst ward, intersected by Seventeenth
Eighteenth Nineteenth, Berks Norris, and Diamond
noOn will he sold at public sale, without reserve at
the Philadelphia Exchange, all that valuable country
place, of between 10 and IL acres, known as "Bar-
clay Hail." situate on Turner's lane, and having
fronts on six streets The improvements are large
mansion house, tenant house, barn. and Qut>bulld-
valuable properties, Several rows OF handsome resi-
dences are being built in the neighborhOOd See
plan. TeIms-Half casa. Sale absolute
BY order OF GEORGE ID. PARRIsH)
WILLIAM HUNT Executors
STEPHEN S. PRICE.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
8 sat Nos. 189 and l41 s. FOURTH Street.
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d B. sc COT TT, r.,
DsCoTTs ART GALLERT, No. 1920 CHESNUT
Street philadelphia.
SPECIAL SALE OF BEST QUALITY TRIPLE Sill
YER PLATED WARE.
On Tuesday Morning,
4h inst 10 o'clock at Scotts Art Gallery, 1920 Ohes
nut street. will be sold invoice of best quality triple
Silver Plated Ware comprising the usual assortment, viz
Tea Sets Uns savers Gobets; Ice Pitchers, Tea and
Dinner OasOrs Syrup Pitchers Fruit and Cake Baskets,
Spoons Knives aud Forks, etc. etc,
FRENCH CLOCKS.
Also on Tuesday Morning. 9TH inst, will be sold in
voice vi French day Clocks Of recent Importation 6l2
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Nj. THOMAS & SONS Auctioneers,
! s3t Nos. 1879 and i4t S. FOURTH Street

Mfss REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS& 4 SONS SALE
.:1 Valuable Business Stand. Three-story Brick
Store No. Sl5 Walnut street. west of Eighth street.
On Tuesday, May II, 1862 at 12 o'clock noon will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that three-storv brick messuage. with double
back buildings and lot Of ground, situate on the
north side of Walnut street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, No. S5; containing in front on Wal
nut street 16 feet inches, ana in depth 100 feet;
together with the free use, right liberty, and privi
lege OF a strip of ground feet inches in breadth
by 20 feet in depth. as and for er-course in
common with the owners and 0ccupiers of the
other lots of ground bounding thereon at all times
forever. The front is improved for and occupied as
store having large bulk window. In the rear of
back building there is trst-class oven for a cake
baker or cOnfectoner. The property stands in one
of the most desirable business localities. The in-
creasing value of property in this locality would
warrant the purchase for an investment Possession
can be given on or before the lst day Of July next
Clear OF all incumbrance. Terms-$44O0 may re-
main on mortgage; the balance cash.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, AuctiOneers,
ls2t Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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HAILET, DAVIS Co.'s New Scale" Grand and Square
Pianos have great body of tone and clear and
cal bell The Agency is at No. 997 Chestnut ST. st.
Every musician should have one
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WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER SETS 70 pieces sl5; fO5
pieces, S25'77, at KERR's China Hall
No 1918 Chesnut street
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ff%s TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS.
Ml:M Thomas Il Sons Auctoneers.-Very valuable
business location; large and desirable lot, church,
and residence Eighth street, above Race street 100
feet front On Tue Nay Is, 1862 at IL O'Clock,
noOn will be sold at e, at the Philadelphia EX
change, all that large m very valuable lot of ground,
with the Improvements thereon erected, situate the
east side of Eighth street. north Of Race street; con!
tanning in front on Eighth street 100 feet, and eX
tending in depth 81 feet. The improvements are a
substantially built threestory brick residence IS feet
front, and at small expense could be altered into
store: ALSO large and well-but church. which
could also he altered into stores, and valuable for
bank or any business requiring space. IL is located
on one of the most improving squares on Eighth
street, and adjoining lot on which they are
building handsome stores VIII be sold according to
a survey, which may he seen at the auction rooms
Subject to two yearly ground rents the parsonage
one of e92'50 lawful silver money, for 800 years,
from Oct 1876, and the other for S5l50, and the
church property ground rent of $500 year for 999
years from April 2S 1871, and on strip of ground
feet wide by ITO feet deep adjoining the church
the north mortgage for 1880, April 20, 1868. To-
gether SI32 year.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
y cat Nnuf audi
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GOLD BAND DINNER SETS, 1856 pieces, S55, at
KERRs China Hail. No. 1918 Chestnut street
All the above goods best quality
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asoun BAKERS Highest P'snium Sewing Machines
No, 7so Chesnut street.
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TO-DAY.
Need Ne remind ladyFeaders that this is the day
sd nv ~ Wanamaker rNhe display of his new stock
20 slesant clothing for boys ann children
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Nfs REAL EsTATE.-THoMAS & SONS SALE
Iii Three-story Brick Dwellings,, Nos 1000 and
IOOl spring Garden street. with Three-stOry RricE
M Evenings III the rear, forming a court 80 feet front
III Ieet deep 10 Nectarine street. two fronts 0n
Tuesday, May IL, 1862 at IL O'clock noon win M bn
sofa at pubic SALE at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
the following described property, viz - e''
No. 1.-Au that lot CT ground and imnrovan,an ants
tnereOn erected, situate on the south side of Snrng
Gardeh street, west OF Tenth Containing In fropt nS
Spring Garden street Is feet and extending In denth
III ieet The improvements are a three-sfory brick
dweilmg fronting on Spring Garden street no 1000
anu three-story brick dwellings i'm the rear one az
uenl uenl fronting on Nectarne street. being No iOOB
Clear of all lncumbrance - 'o w. 'V'''
NO ALI that lot of ground, adjoining the abova
oi tue Wes OF same size and description '
49,. M: THOMAS a. SONS, AuctOneers
olsN Nos. l39 and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
mi REAL RsTATE.-THOMAs 4 SONS SALE
Iii d-AM imhree-stoIy ~ brick dwelling, No 116i South
5MeIth street, below Ellsworth street. on Tues
uay May llth 1859, at IL O'Clock, noOn win be sold
at pubic sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that
iot oI ground, with the three-stOry brick messuage
street below Ellsworth street, No. 1161 containing
IN 'front.' ON Twelfth street 16 feet inches, and ex-
tehulng OF that width eastward between parallel
nes with Ellsworth street 62 feet ON the north lne
ana 6l feet inches on the south line to feet az
Icy leading southwark into Anita street The house
contains rooms; has pRriorj dining-rOOm AM anu |
kitchen on first door; newly papered ana palhteu'
gas introduced, etc. Clear OF all incunOrah0o'
M. THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctoneers
6ls2t Noa. iss ana Al b k0VlsIh SHs'"
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Tar REST BILLIARD HALL ina hotel IN Boston IL tna'
s.ha s.rsRro.N House. Guess viii find that every pro
vision ,s been made for their NEEDS and pleasures "ne
soiourr,ng in this faYorite hotel
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Nedicd Properties and tcss-Buchu leaves
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In affections pccuirr to females, the Extract
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the power of Digestion. aHd CNritts the Ab.
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Watcry or CucaTcuu, dispositions. and ~ IN
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HILHRoLp's ENRAct BrCuu has cured every
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

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