The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-17

a. PEREMpTORY sALE-THOMAS N SONS,
Ela AuctioneeIE Very elegant and superior iye-
houses, No. 1913 Walnut street, between sixteenth
and seventeenth streets % feet front 1850 & Ieet deep
on Tuesday, May 49, 1869, at ~ O'Clock, noon, viii DC
sold at public SALE without reserve, at the Phladel
hye-story granite stone front messuage and lot OF
ground, situate on the south side OF Walnut street,
west of Sixteenth street. No. 1919, containing in
front on Walnut street 40 feet, and extending in
depth 100 feet to Chancellor street. on which II has
alley. The Mansion is i've stories high well and
substantially built and has all the modern cOnve-
nences. First floor has reception room, dining
room. with dumb waiter pantry, library billiard
room second floor, two very elegant chambers and
recess room, two handsome parlors, bath and water
closet third nOOr. four large chambers, two baths;
fourth floor, three large chambers and banquetting
room with skyghD; and five chambers with linen
room ON the fftl noor large Kitchen, two wine Gel
lars vault under front pavement laundry, with sta
tIunary wash tubs, with hot ana cold water, meat
vault two steam furnaces, cooking range beli-cals.
marble mantcls, gas throughout, wash-pave. nag
pavement; balcony second story front and back,
hghs ceilings, numerous closets, etc. Also two
two story Stables and Coach Houses IN the rear,
fronting Chancellor street Court yard paved
with granite. Large cisten in the yard. II is one
Of the most valuable residences 'Ou Walnut street,
and situated in desirable neighborhood Terms
100000 may remain on mortgage FOR five years, II
desired May he examined on application TO the
ELEGANT FURNITURE, HORSES, CAR
HAGES, ETC.-Also on Friday May 2s, 1869, will
be sold at public sale, without reserve on the pre-
misses, the entire elegant furniture, including ebony
ana gilt parlor furniture. silk terry coverings very
elegant walnut ana rosewood chamber suits hand
some Wilton, velvet, Brussels, and other carpets,
china and glassware, etc. Fun particulars in Cata-
lOgues. NJ. THOMAS a SONS, AUctiOncers
70 Ia 10 II Nos. 139 ana t4l $. BOURTH st.
eyra PEBEMPTORY sALF.-THOMAS q SONS
E.i AuctiOneers - Very Elegant Country Seat.
Three story Stone Mansion, Stable and Coach-house,
Greenhouses etc. 23 acres New Second street road.
Montgomery county, Penna., near the City Line
Station, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad. Resi-
denCe of William c. MoOrhead, Esq. On Tuesday,
May IS 1862 at 70 O'Clock noon, VIII be sold at pub
lie sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that very
elegant country seat, of about % acres, situate on
the westerly side of the New Second street turnpike
about minutes walk Of City Line Station, on the
North Pennsylvania Railroad. The Improvements
are very elegant three-story stone mansion, with
tower well built and finished in superior manner;
walls frescOed, etc. II; open CRATES ON first floor well
adapted for winter as well as summer residences con-
tains rooms on each floor; library, picture gallery
etc has piazza on three sides, and the modern con
venenCes commodious chambers, bath hot and cold
water water-closet, furnace, cooking range, etc. ;
also, handsome stone lodge or gardeners house.
stable and carriage-house, greenhouse ice-house
etc The mansion is built in beautiful grove of Old
forest and ornamental trees. Terms-EIaf cash.
Immediate possession. Sale absolute. May be eX-
amined any day previous to sale. The above is the
residence of William G. MoOrhead. ESD, who sells on
account of going abroad for term of years
NJ. THOMAS d SONS, AuctiOneers,
~ "a 10 IL Nos. 130 and l41 S. FOURTH Street.