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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-20

The OFFICERS Of the Association are
T.. MCMURDY. President.
ELSON + WRIGHT. Vice President.
W. s. CARAAN, Treasurer.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary.
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Queen Esther .pcnOuncing Ham

Queen Esther DcnOuncing Hnmnn to
Aitusuerus.
1t would be almost impossible to do u picture
like the above justice in a wood cut, but we
must say that our engraver has done very well
by it. The principal figures, it will be noticed
are all portraits of artists family-a very pretty
conceit, first introduced into this country from
Europe. The Queen is standing on the right
Haman is standing on the wrong. The artist
has made the other figures stand around right
and left in his usual style. The frame is S-inch
moulding o. G.. pattern.
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His landscape talent has como finely into play
in painting the "grove" in the above. Inc com
nanion TO IL by the same artist. entltled

is another scene true to life. The shirt on the
FAIRY" b'hoy on the left is beautiful red, and
quite natural. We were sorry to see at the
last meeting of Common Council motion by
some one to put the FAIRY" out of service and
we hope it viii not prevail. The company has
recently bought two new horses and six hun
dred feet of hose, and was never in more
effective condition than at present. Meetings
for admission to membership at Harry Well
banks first Saturday night in every month.
Next noticeable is the fine picture by &. Schus-
see, entitled
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ENGINES, MACHINERY. Ero.

EEA PENN STEAM ENGINE AMI
0fEgSs BB99IHLER 30 H55II, ,WqRKs;1NEAEIE 4 Levy,
EEkfsSe e72-z3fs ENllNE ElsfS, MAOHINISTS BOILFK.
MAhERS, bLAOkhMIFHS, and FOUNDERS, having
for years been successful operation and hesn
elusiyey engaged m building and repairing Marine and
River Engines nigh and luwpressure Iron Boilers Wata,
Tanks Propeers etc etc. respectfully offer their services
to the public as being uy prepared TO contract for an
gines all sizes, Marine, River Stationary hvin
of patterns Of different sizes are prepared 70 execute
orders with quick despatch Every description of pAtter
making made at the sho-i gSt notice High and Low
sure Fine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers OF the best Penn
syyania Charcoal Iron. orgngs all sizes and kinds
Iron and Brass Castings OF all descriptions Roll Turning
above business 90
blshment FREQ of charge, aud work guaranteed
he subscribers have ample whartdock room for repairs
M boats where they s in perfect safety, and
ded with shears blocks, falls etc. etc. for raising heavy
OF hsne "o'En" JACOB O. NEAFIE
JOHN p. LEVY,
sM BEACH and PALMER Streets.
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NUMBER CCXXII.
A VISIT TO THE PENNSYLVANIA
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.

The exhibition this year was opened without
much difficulty by the Janitor of the building
The Hanging Committee, being mostly gentle
men opposed to capital punishment have let the
artists have their own way within the
walls, so that it might be said that the
loorSt executed subject is the best hung.
The first thing that catches your eye as you
enter (not counting the lady who takes your
A., All
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OF SOundings, Night.
This again shows another strong point of this
artist. The orb of night is now about to burst
on the otherwise solemnness of the scene in her
full vermilion and orange glory. The sullen
swell that marks the ocean under the stiffness of
the scene is now UNDESIRABLE as are many other
points of beauty in the picture. Altogether it is
such painting as we might expect to see from
the subject. The third and last of this series
is an attempt at an illustration of the popular
song entitled
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Meadow near Burlington, Nj,
by Thomas B. Craig. This little piece has some
fine touches of nature. The bullfrogs and bull
rushes are painted in beautiful harmony. The
green used is evidently the best 'Paris green"
The mosquito, on the right is very well drawn,
as is the devils darning-needle on the opposite
side ofthe picture. Altogether very pretty piece
of composition, giving great promise of the
future.
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JOSEPH MEGARY. Clerk &C.
NItTk :.
NORRIS HOLDEN, Administrator.
NJ. THOMAS a. SONS, Auctioneers.
42151S Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.

42151s Nos 189 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
lF:s REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS SALE
EI Modern three-story Brick Residence, No. 5l5 N.
seventh street, south of Green street On Tuesday,
May H. 1862 at ~ O'Clock, noon, will be sold at pub
lie sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that mo-
dern three-story 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 on the south side
feet 6 inches to three feet wide alley. The house
has parlor, dining-room, and kitchen on the first
floor; chambers, sittng-room, nursery, with bath,
on the second floor; chambers on the third, and
attics; gas with chandeliers and fixtures, which
included in the sale free OF charge), hot and cold
painted and papered, etc. Subject to two ground
rents one Of $50 and the other S2550 year. May
be examined any day previous to sale.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
536-S Nos. 139 and 141 s. Fourth street.
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ScuIpture-Pair o'dice Lost,

done in Ivory. Very effective and we'll ar
ranged. The artist must have hrOUn himself
in the grouping of the principal objects The
whole event is now lost in tradition. How were
they lost Were they loaded Who last
owned them and various other questions might
suggest themselves to the thoughtful mind, but
all to no purpose. That they were lost is an
established fact. About the circumstances of the
loss, Mr.. Milton, counsellor to Cromwell, has
written very able argument.
Whats that ?" asked Mrs Partington, look
ing up at the column of the Place Vendome
during her late visit TO Paris
'The pillar of Napoleon she was answered.
"Well never did L." she exclaimed. "Aud
that's his pillow-he was great man to use
that But it's more like a bolster. And its
made of iron, l do believe. Al Isaac, see what
it is to be great. How hard his head must have
rested on his ironical pillow
lock of hair from young wOman's head is
often key to young mans heart.
Ii you want to be suited, 90 to the tailor if
you desire to be non-euted go to law
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M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
SGT Nos. 139 and 141 $. FOURTH Street.

T%s ORPHANS COURT SALE-ESTATE OF
h:i Elizabeth NJ. Wood, deceased. Thomas &
SONS, Auctoneers. Pursuant to an order of the
orphans Court for the City and County OF Phiade-
phia will be sold at public SALE on Tuesday May H.
1869, at IL O'Clock, noon, at the Philadelphia En-
change, the following described property, late Of
Elizabeth NJ. Wood, deceased, viz:-Two frame
Dwellings, Lancaster Turnpike road And also, all
that certain lot OF ground situate the southwest
side of the Lancaster Turnpike road, at the distance
Of "a feet northwestwardly from the northwest side
of Crammond street, in the district of West Phila-
delpha containing in front said turnpike road 16
feet and extending in depth soutwestwardly be-
tween lines at right angles with the said turnpike
road, on the northwest line thereof 81 feet inches,
and on the southeast line thereof 81 feet 81 inches to
Union street. Bounded enthusiastically by said
turnpike yoad enthusiastically by ground now or
late OF Anna L. {. Duncan; sOuthwestwardly by said
Union street; and northwestwardy by ground for
mery of John Cochran.
nv the Court.
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VNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
Il NJ aoo CHEsNIJT Street, forwards Parcels, Pack
ages Merehandse Bank Notes and Specie either by its
% orneipal towns and cities in the United States
u avn" b'''' JOHN BINGHAM,
superintendent
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n. w. Corner Eleventh and Ches
mat Streets, Philadelphia,

I've w NONMcE AIAcNChhh Amn SheSs
mat Streets, Philadelphia,
Where she win be happy to her friends and
toners. BRILLIANT NOVELTIES of SPECIAL IN
TEREST. Elegantly trimmed Patterns OF latest and
most reliable styles for Ladies and Chldrens Dresses
in endless variety plain and trimmed, many styles OF
which are manufactured ON the premises, and can
not be found elsewhere single and in sets for dress
maker and dealers, wholesale and retail. MRS.
BINDER matters herself that her late novelties will
not be surpassed by any, giving her personal atten
ton to all branches OF her department. The acknow-
ledged superiority, both as regards their reliability
and designs, and the patronage extended TO her,
render comment unnecessary
"a POSITIVE FACT
Mrs. Binder has the finest assortment OF Ladies'
Dress and Cloak Trimmings In the city, at the lowest
prices. Dress and Cloak Making; Dresses made TO fit
with ease and elegance. Orders executed at short
notice. Embroideres handkerchief, Laces, Rib
bons, Bridal Wells and Wreaths, Fine Jewery, and
Fancy Goods. Pinking and Gofiering. Cutting and
Fitting. perfect system Of Dress Cutting taught:
price s250 with chart Patterns sent by mail or ex-
press to all parts Of the Union. DO not forget our
new location, N. w. corner ELEVENTH and CHES-
NUT Streets. SO stuths
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ZOE DREAM AND WATER ZOE.
r n HE N e A POL IT A N
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES.

THE PUREsT AND BEST IN THE WORLD
This celebrated Brick Ice Cream Water Ice be
carried in paper to any part of the city as YOU 9ud
candy Fifteen twenty different kinds them KEEP
constantly on hand, and ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT
fAVORS be made 10 order for those who desire 70
have something before in the United States
and superior 70 any Ice Cream made in Europe
Principal DepOt-No 1924 WALNUT Street
Branch StOre-No. 1920 SPRING GARDEN Street.;
SIS n. j. ALLEGRErTL
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Spirit Land,

by Thomas Moran, is very well-conceiyed
subject and s0eH 'hdndled." This artist has this
year given himself wholly up to the ghost line.
He seems to have a good flow of spirits judg-
ing from the samples that come from his studio.
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Jacobs Dream,
by Luther Terry. 1t is Terrifying to many,
the contemplation of the scene. The motion in
the principal figures the fine bits of color on the
"three balls" as they are called, the eager crowd
at Jacobs, who has just opened a new shop on
the corner, are all subjects of much interest,
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A Lady Knitting,

by George B. Wood, Jr. The tone of this pic
ture is fully up to the scratch, and the handling
of the subject by the principal figure is very
mastery. The comb is drawn with the usual
accuracy of this artist. His attention to the
small accessories has ever been his great virtue
The only defect we notice is the form of the
rockers of the chairs; otherwise we consider it a
crack picture
Next on the catalogue is little gem, by
Hamilton, entitled
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On the Beach at Long Branch,
and is certainly in the artists best style, and
worthy the title. The moon, which had been
subdued in the last three pictures, is now seen
in all her refulgence about eight inches in dame
ter, which, considering the size of the painting,
is very liberal.
The next noticeable picture is a fine historical
subject, called in the catalogue
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

Caa PUBLIC .SALE-THOMAS a SONS -AUC-
Ill uoneera--Th Three-story brick dwelling, No. 6S
n Ihrty.nlnth street. above Market street. opposite
oa9n1ers institute. On Tuesday May II, 1869, az l8
Pmladelpha Exchange, all that three-story brick
dweng ana lot Of ground, situate No. os Boudinot
Poweton avenue the lot containing i'm front 20 feet
and extending In depth "A feet ~ inches The house
contains 3 rooms, Is an old-estabshed milk-stand; I;
also, mik-house pump OF good water and large sink
or cooler for keeping milk Terms, $1,000 may remain
on mortgage. Immediate possession
N. THOMAS& 4 SONS, Auctioneere
5S6s Nos. 1870 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
FOR THE IAnIES
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6-..s REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS q SONS SALE.
l:H Modern tThree-stOry Brick Dwelling, N. w.
corner of Ninth and Rodman streets on TUESDAY,
May H. 1862 at ~ O'clock noon, win be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
thTee-stOry brick messuage, with two-story Dack
building and lot Of ground situate at the N, w. cor,
ner of Ninth and Rodman streets, between LomDard
and South streets, containing IN ironC m on NlnIn
four-feet-wde alley. 1t has gas BATH not and cold
water, range, etc Terms-S3OOO may remain on
,nortao gs NJ THOMAS a SONS, Aucti0neers,
81 sQt Nos. 189 and III 5. FOURTH Street
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WINES.
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE.
DUNTON & LUSSON,
215 SOUTH FRONT ST.

THE ATTENTION OF THE TRAlOE Is
solicited to the following very Choice Wines. TO-, Tor
sale by
DUNTON 4 LUSSON,
2I5 SOUTH FRONT STREET
CHAMPAGNES-1aAgent for Her Majesty, Due de Mon
tebeo Carte Beue Carte Blanche and Chas Fares Grand
Vim Eugene and Vim Imperial, M. Keeman Co., Of
Mayence, Sparkling Moselle and RHINE WINES
MADEIRAS.-Old Island, South Side Reserve
sHERRIEsCF Rudolphe AmontlladO. Topaz Val
PORTS-Yinho Veho Real Yallette and Grown.
CLAREIS-Promis Aine a Gle, Montferrand and Bor
deaux Clarets and SauteFne Wines-
GIN.-"Meder Swan"
BRANDIES.- .-Hennessey, Otard, Dupuy Co.'s various
vintages 40
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Ea EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE. -ES-
Eaai tate of Joshua Longstreth, deceased. Thomas
Sons, auctioneers.- lOcation.-Two three
story brick dwellings, Nos 519 and 521 North street.
between Fifth and Sixth and Market and Arch
streets. Forty feet front. On Tuesday, May 25 1862
at 10 O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public SALE with
out reserve at the Philadelphia Exchange, all those
two three-story brick messuages and the lots Of
ground thereunto belonging situate on the north
side of North street, west of Fifth street. Nos. 59
and 52; containing together in front North street
40 feet, and extending in depth so feet. The above
is situate in an improving business neighbOrhood.
Terms, half cash. Sale absolute. BY order of
GEORGE d. PARRISH,
WILLIAM HUNT. = Executors.
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Al EXECUTORS PEREMPT TORY SALE
hiI Estate of Joshua LOngstreth, ,deceased.-Th
4 Sons Auctioneers.-Nery Valuable Business LOca-
ton Two three-stoTy BricS Residences Nos 5l3 aud
bB Arch street extending through to Cherry street.
Al feet 'front.' 2sS feet deep two fronts. ON TUESDAY,
NAV o. 1869 at ~ O'Clock, nOOn viii be sold at public
sale without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange
ground situate the north side of Arch street. west
of Fifth street; the lot containing in front on Arcr
street a feet inch, and extending in depth 2SS feet
10 Cherry street, ON which Is erected stable and
coach house The houses are large well and sub
stantially built and could be easily altered into
rent of 5000 The above is situated in an improving
business neighhOrhood Terms-IIalf cash Sale
absolute. BY order of
GEORGE d. PARRIsH)
WILLIAM HUNT : Executors
STEPHEN $. PRICE
NJ. THOMAS a. SONS, Auctoneers
51s4t Nos. l89 and l4l 5. FOURTH Street.
n. EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE-ES-
L ii tate of Joshua LOngstTeth, deceased Thomas
4 sons AuCtioneeTs-Large and Valuable Lot
Eighth street. Seventh street. Fitzwater street. Three
Valuable Fronts, 394I feet by 22Sk feet on Tuues.
day NAV 90 1862 at l2 O'Clock, noon, viii be sold at
nubc sale without reserve at the Philadelphia EX-
change ali that large and very valuable lot of ground
situate at the corner of Eighth, Seventh and Fitz-
water streets containing in front on Eighth street
oos feet inches, on Fitzwater street B94 feet 10
inches on Seventh street 22S feet inches. plan,
showing how II could be divided into smaller huidinG
lots may be seen at the Auction Rooms Terms
Hall cash, Sale absolute. BY order OF
GEORGE ID. PARRIsH1
WIN. HUNT Executors
STEPHEN s. PRICE,
M. THOMAS a. SONS, Auctloneers
! SAT NOS lSs AZ ln \. FOURTH Street.
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Portrait of u Lady,
by j. r. Lambdin. This artists female groups
have always been favorites with the art-loving
public and in the above he has managed to
group one in a very effective manner. The pure
Grecian features of this female will strike any
one as being very natural and well drawn.
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Moon Rising of the Coast.
In this picture there is pleasing variety. The
moon, it will be observed, is halfway up, and
measures six inches of visible surface. In
other points the subject is handled in Mr.. HIS
usual style The third is called
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Moonlight, Atlantic City.
This picture shows great originality in treat
ment, and contrasts finely with other pictures
by the same artist in the exhibition. The moon
in this waterscape is just rising and the size of
it in the original painting is about four inches
across the disc The next shows another view
of similar subject, 1t is called
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O. TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS.
E@i Thomas d Sons, Auctioneers. Very valuable
business location large and desirable lot, church,
and residence, Eighth street. above Race street. 100
feet front. On Tuesday, May lS 1860, at ~ O'Clock,
moor, will be sold 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 on Eighth street 100 feet, and
tending in depth 81 feet The improvements are
substantially built three-story brick residence IS feet
'front.' and at a small expense could be altered into
store; also, a large and wel-built church, which
could also be altered into stores, and valuable for
bank or any business requiring space II 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 be seen at the auction rooms.
Subject to two yearly ground rents the parsonage,
one OF $3.50, lawful silver money, for 999 years,
from Oct l. 1896 and the other for sol 80, and the
church property ground rent of $500 year for 900
years from April 2s, 1s41, and on strip OF ground
feet wide by 10 feet deep adjoining the church on
the north mortgage for 1880, April %, 1865 To-
gether SI32 year
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
B SGT Nos. 189 and 141 s, FOURTH Street.
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The Exied Greek,
by De Boucher, is very fine head and full
of expression. Though his eye has lost its fire,
his pipe has not and the ashes of his forefathers
are not forgotten amid the ashes of his dudheen.
The whole subject is SO foreign to our tastes
that we shall not attempt criticism upon it.
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pIuhub ~ AhhlohJ
WILLIAM HUNT,

6t=sl REAL LESTATE.-THOMAS& & SONS SALE
L:a Three-story Brick Dwelling, Baker street, east
IN the rear On Tuesday, May II, 1869, at 10 O'clock
noon, will be sod at public sale, at the Philadelphia
north Side of Baker Street Street. 81 ' feet east asst
OF Seventh street, in the township Of MOya-
mensing, now city Of Philadelphia, containing
in front on Baker street 10 feet and in depth north
ward between lines parallel with Seventh street
aforesaid 81 feet inches. Bounded westward by
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 two-stOry houses the rear with alley
three feet wide leading 10 the back building and
frame stable back. Clear of all incumbrance.
NJ THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers.
424 s8t Nos. 1S9 and 14l s. FOURTH Street
Fa REAL ESTATE.-THOBlAS & SONS, SALE
k:i Neat Modern Three-story Brick Dwelling, No
55 Wharton street. east OF sixth street. with three
story brick building In the rear on McIlWan street.
No 528 On Tuesday, MAY Is, 1869 at 70 O'Clock
noon win 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. 531, containing in front on Whar-
ton street 6 feet inches. and extending in depth
nOrthward Of that width 1903 feet TO Mcllwan street
The house has the modern improvements; gas, bath,
hot and cold water, cooking range, etc Also a
three-story brick building, No. 52S McIlwan street
IN the rear OF the above, used as box manufaCtory
Subject 10 a yearly ground rent of S45.
Nj. THOMAS a SONS, AuCtOneers,
53S15 Nos. 130 and 14l $. FOURTH Street
E#l EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE
III # Estate Of Joshua Longstreth. deceased p
Thomas Sons, Auctioneers.-Elev Three-st )ry
Brick Dwellings, forming court, known as ''Nortl-
amptOnn Nos 426, 42S, and 43O Dllwyn street north
of CaOwhill street, 60 feet front. on Tuesday MAY
20, 1869, at IL O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale, without reserve, az the Philadelphia Exchange,
all those eleven hree-story brick dwellings, forming
a court, and known as northampton" situate on
the west side Of Dlwyn street, north of Callowhlll
street. Nos 1876, 42s, and 430; the lot containing in
front on Dillwyn street 60 feet and extending in
depth 60 feet. Terms, half cash. Sale Absolute.
BY order OF GEORGE ID. PARRIsH,)
WILLIAM HUNT, : Executors
STEPHEN s. PRICE,
NJ. THOMAS a. SONS, Auctioneers
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lock of hair from young woman's head is
often key to a young mans heart.
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Ii you want TO be suited, 90 to the tailor; if
on desire to be non-suited go to law.
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REAL ESTATE AT Auction.

O. EXECUTORS PERBMPTORY SALE
B.i Estate OF Joshua LOngstreth, ,deceased-Thomas
6 Sons, AuctiOneers.--Very Valuable Business
Stands. Three three-story Brick stores, Nos. 2le,
22t and 223 Church street. east Of Third street. On
Tuesday, May 25 1869, at ~ O'Clock, noon, Will be
sOdat public sale, without reserve, at the Phuadel-
phia Exchange the following described pro-
perty, viz. =
No. 1-Al that valuable three-story brick store and
lot Of ground, situate on the north side OF Church
street, east Of Third street, No. 219 containing in
front 10 feet inches and extending Iii depth % feet
inches.
No. 2-Ar that valuable three-story brick store and
lot OF ground, adjoining the above, being No. 22l,
containing in front 10 feet II inches, and in depth
% feet inches
No. 3-All that valuable three-stOry brick store and
lot Of ground, adjoining the above, being No. 223
containing I'm front 10 feet inches, and extending
in depth 20 feet one-haf inch then narrowing TO {
feet ~ inches, and extending still further in depth
ID feet, the entire depth being 40 feet.
Terms, half cash. Sale absolute. BY order of
GEO, D. PARRISH, ...-
WILLIAM HUNT Executors.
STEPHEN s. PRICE,)
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioncers,
IN q GNv.aF