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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

g. PUBLIC SALB-THOMAS a SONS, AUG
LII tioneers-Very desirable Residence, Stable,
and Carriage-house, acres, Main street, Woodbury.,
New Jersey, opposite the Methodist Church. On
Tuesday, May l., 1870, at IL O'Clock, noon, willI
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that desirable country place, containing about
acres of ground situate on Main street., oppo-
site the Methodist Church, woodbury., New Jersey.
The improvements are weil-built and handsomely
finished new frame house, gas-house, wood house,
barn, carriage COW, and chicKen-h houses and other
outbulldings, in complete order. The house was
built eight years ago. with the best materials and in
the best manner, for the present owner, under the
superintendeDce of Philadelphia architect; has
handsome gas-hxtures and cornices throughout;
veTandah with iron pasters, the front and south
sides OF the house, the first floor has large hail.
parlor, with French-plate windows opening the
moor, diningroom Kitchen pantry, and cistern; the
second floor has good chambers, well ventilated,
china closet and bathroom, and in the attic large
chambers good closets in every room; also a dry
cellar, laid with hydraulic cement There is range
in the kitchen; upper rooms are heated from the
dning-room and parlOr; the side yard and lawn has
iron fence; ground laid out with evergreens, shrub
berry grape arbor; well shaded and stocked with
choice bearing fruits of all kinds. On the highest
elevated ground at Woodbury.; all the walks are
paved with brick and there is plenty OF good water
at the house and barn. Terms, $1,000 may remain on
mortgage. To examine, take the boat at upper side
OF Market street for Woodbury. West Jersey cars.
Immediate possession viii be shown by the owner
and occupant, MIR. j. V. Cheesman.
NJ. THOMAS 4 SONS. Auctoneers,
2S mt Ia Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH st.
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c. EXECUTORS SALE.-ESTATE OF ANN
kli COULTER, deceased.-Thomas K Sons, Auc-
INTERESTINGLY desirable lots, Chelten avenue,
School street, Coulter, Penn, Queen Hansberry,
Pulaski, Morris, Laurens, and Wissahickon avenue,
Germantown. On Tuesday May IL, 1870, at 12
delphia Exchange, all those ninety very desirable
lots OF ground, having large lot on Chelten avenue
School street, Coulter, Penn, Queen, Hansberry,
Pulaski Morris, Laurens, and Wssahickon avenue,
Germantown.
They will be sold according to Plan, which may
be had at the auction rooms.
NJ THOMAS n SONS, Auctoneers,
21 23 80m7 IA Nos. 139 and 14l S, FOURTH St
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e. PUBLIC sALE-THOMAS& SONS, AUCTION
El;y EERS.-Very elegant three-story brown stone
Residence, No. 1876 Spring Garden street, west OF
Eighteenth street. 36 feet 'front.' Ill feet deep; two
fronts. ON Tuesday, May II, 1870, at ~ o'clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that very elegant double three-story
brown stone messuage, with story back build
ing and lot of ground, situate on the north side OF
Spring Garden street. west of Eighteenth street, No.
1905: containing In front on Spring Garden street
36 feet and extending in depth 40 feet II inches to
Brandywine street-two fronts. The house is new,
well and substantially built and finished in a very
superior manner, with all the modern convenences;
has hall in the centre, paror reception room, dining
room with buffers pantry kitchens with soap
stone washtubs and sinks, and water rclosets on
the first floor; chambers, saloon sitting room,
library and bath room on the second floor; cham
bers, bath room and billiard room the third floor;
marble mantels throughout, front stairway, doors
and window sash solid walnut plate-gass front to
third story, stationary washstands, with floors
lined with lead, bell calls gas hot and cold water,
furnaces, cooking ranges, dry cellar, with BATH
large yard, underground drainage, etc. Terms, half
cash. Clear of all incumbrance. Immediate pos
session. Now open for examination.
Nj. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
s22 30m IA Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH st.
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O. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS SALE
El:a Three story brick hotel and dwelling, known as
the Fifth Ward House, No. s13 Fitzwater street.
On TUESDAY, May 10, 1870 at ~ O'Clock noon will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that three-story brick messuage with two-story back
buildings en rooms), and lot OF ground situate on
the north side OF Fitzwater street, OF Lisie
street. No. el3 the lot containing in front Fitz-
water street 20 feet and extending In depth so feet
Russell street. Has the gas introduced. Clear OF
all incumbrance. Immediate possession. Terms
$500 may remain on mortgage.
..'... NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
426 80 MI Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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fr$s ORPHANS COURT SALE-ESTATE OF
4l..aI James S. De Bonneville, deceased-Thomas *
SONS, Auctloneers.-Thr brick Dwelling, No.
5l3 Lombard street, west OF Fifth street. Pursuant
to order OF the Orphans Court for the city and
county OF Philadelphia will be sold at public sale,
Tuesday, May II, 1870, at IL O'Clock, noon, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described pro-
ptrty, late OF James S. De Bonneville, deceased,
viz, all that three-story brick messuage ana lot OF
ground situate the north side OF Lombard street.
between Fifth and Sixth streets No. 513 containing
in front on Lombard street 16 feet, and extending
in depth 81 feet.
BY the Court JOSEPH MEGARY, Clerk o. c..
M. THOMAS a. SONS, Auctioneers,
427m714 Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH st.
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[Es PEREMPTORY SALE-THOMAS Il SONS,
EiI AucLioneers.-Three-s story Brick Dwelling, No.
1926 Bodne street, north OF Jefferson street. with
three-story brick dwellings In the Seventeenth
ward. On Tuesday, May 10, 1870, at IL O'Clock,
the Philadelphia Exchange all those brick
messuages and the lot of ground situate the west
side OF Bodne street, 29 feet three-quarters OF an
inch north of Jefferson street. No. 1926 the lot con-
tanning in front on Bodine street "a feet, and ex-
tending in depth 55 feet inches. One OF the
houses fronts on Bodine street, No. 1926; and In
the rear forming court Clear OF all incumbrance.
Terms-H ali cash. Sale absolute.
NJ. THOMAS az SONS, Auctoneers,
42l 80 MI Nos 139 and 141 S. FOURTH St
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O. PEREMPTORY SALE-THOMAS d SONS,
LL;i Auctoneers.-Two-story Brick Dwelling, Bo-
0lne street. third house above Diamond street-On
Tuesday, May 10, 1870, at l2 O'Clock, noon will be
sold at public sale, without reserve at the Phlade-
phia Exchange, all that two-story brick messuage
and lot OF ground situate the west side of Bodine
stree 90 feet north OF Diamond street; containing
in front on Bodine street IA feet and extending in
depth SO feet to a 3 feet 5X inches wide alley, with
the privilege thereof. Subject to mortgage of $780,
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
4 2S 80 mi Nos. 139 and 141 s. FOURTH Street.
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SCOTTS ART GALLERY AND AUCTION
- COMMISSION SALESROOMS
B. SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer,
No. 1l17 CHESNUT Street, (Girsrd Rowl,
UNFXAMPLED SUCCESS
OF THE GREAT SALES OF BARLOW'S SUPERIOR
FIIRNITIJRE

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AND STILL ANoTHER EXPENSIVE STOCK
AT PUBLIC SAFE.
On Tuesday Morning,
May TO- at 10 o'clock will be offered for SALE public
auction another large and varied assortment of Barow
superior furniture comprising elegant paror great
extension tables Parian bouquet warrobes
bookcases secretaries mirrors hair all OF
superior designs and manufacture and accompanied
Goods packed the premises by experienced packers
and shipped to any part of the United States in perfect
Gall and examine the elegant stock.
Store open day and evening for examination.
Cataoguesre en- Monday afternoon. [572t
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FURNITURE, BEDS.
AND BEDDING AT PUBLIC SALE.
The entire large stock of Messrs f. q. " j. FRASER
No Os Market street, will be disposed Of at public SALE
On Wednesday and Thursday Mornings
May ii and IL, at ten O'Clock each day.
Messrs. FRASER retiring from business after
method disposng of their large stock which will most
positively be sold regardless of cost To those desiring to
purchase their spring furniture and from house of
offered.
The stock embraces unusual variety of paror SUITS
walnut chamber SETS cottage furniture, parlor tables.
bookcases mirrors hall and brea stands hat racks
eageres, lounges extension tables chairs all kinds,
mattresses and bedding in great variety; office and
library furniture, wardrobes towel stands commodes,
etc. etc. etc.
invite special attention this sae being one of the
largest Of the season and the excellent quality of goods
Catalogues ready THIS DAY, and may be had upon
application Messrs Fraser their warerooms or at
the Office of the Auctioneer. SAT-
The premises No. llC9 MARKET Street, now occupied
by Messrs. L. c. d vi. Fraser a Furniture Ware
room will be rented to responsible party, and the
good will of the present business for sale Apply at the
office of B. SCOTT, JR,
50 No. 11I7 CHHSNUT Street
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On Tuesday Morning,
May TO- at 10 o'clock, on four months credit 546t
SPECIAL AND PRREMPTORY SALE OF 500 CASES
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, KTO, BY ORDER
OF LEADING MANUFACTURERS.
On Wednesday Morning,
May ii, at 10 o'clock, four months credit en-
bracing
UMBRELLAS.
Gngham umbrellas, in Scotch and American CLOTH and
OF all sizes
Gingham umbrellas, in Scotch and American cloth.
with Fox's and plain steel frames.
Doubeiace twilled English silk umbrellas. including
fine goods. ,
silk umbrellas Foxs and other steel frames
city trade. 80
Extra quality boiled silk umbrellas Foxs paragon
frames. -,
Emil lines brown and black boiled silk sun umbrellas
PARASOLS,
Latest styles poult de sole and gain lined parasos
in black snd the newest coors-pain rutled, fancy
trimmed lace covered, etc, assorted haI dies.
styles French cambria seaside parasos.
Latest styles buff and white lined and unlined pongee
pATasOls.
Tu lines misses parasols embracing every novelty of
the season.
N, BWe invite particular attention to this sale,
pTisDR every variety styles, qualities, and
best makes. Every lot viii be sold strictly without
t66bt
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC Dry GOODS.
On Thursday morning,
May IL, at 10 O'Clock, on four months credit 56h
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IT A. MoCLELLAND, AUCTIONEER
No. 1919 OHESNUT STREET
Personal attention given to sales Of Household Furn
ture 1t dwellings,. -
Public sales OF Furniture at the Auction Rooms No.
1918 OHESNUT Street. every Monday ana Thursday
For particulars see Public Ledger. ii u
N B-A superior class of Furniture ~ private sale
LARGE SALE OF FIRSTOLASS FURNITURE
Our sale at the Auction Rooms, No. 1919 Ohesnut
street, - 1.S
May O. at lO4 O'Clock viii embrace quite desirable
assorfment of parlor chamber, and dining furn
ture library suits hair husk and hat
and umbrella stands, towel racks, etc, etc II
Sale at No. Sl7 South Seventh street
HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOR AND CHAMBER
FURNITURE Elegant French Plate Pier Mirror, with
walnut frame, Fine Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Sideboard, Bookcase. English Oil Clotns, Kitchen
On Tuesday Morning,
May 10, at 10 O'Clock, By cataoe ne AZ NO. HI Sonth
Seventh street. the entire superior furniture sfN
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O. PUBLIC SALE-THoMAS d SONS, AUG
Lai uOneers.-Large and Valuable Lot Northeast
third and Twentyfourth streets, 20H feet 'front.' 1876
feet deep to SAMSON street. on Tuesday, May 10,
$780, at ~ O'clock noon will be sold at public SALE
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that large and
valuable lot of ground situete at the northeast
Eighth ward; containing in front on Walnut street
40 feet 1-5 inches, and extending in depth along
Cope street 1876 feet to SAMSON street-two fronts.
NJ. THOMAS a SONS, Auctioneers,
42S 3Om7 Nos. 13s and l4l s. FOURTH st.
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BUNTING, DURBOROW q CO., AUCTION
ID HERS, Nos 282 and 934 MARKET Street. cornsr 4
Bank street. Successors TO John B. Myers q %.
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%Ss PUBLIC SALE-THOMAS & SONS,
EI. Auctioneers. We-secured Irredeemable
Ground Rent s45 a Year.-On TUESDAY, May 10,
1870, at 12 O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that well-secured
rredeemable ground rent OF S45 year lawful
money, clear OF taxes issuing out OF all that lot of
ground, situate on the east side OF Fifth street,
south of German street; about 10 feet inches
front, and in depth about 1875 feet more or less 1t
is secured by three-story brick store and dwelling,
No. TAI S. Fifth street, and the interest is pune
tually paid. -
426 80 Nj Nos. 139 and 14l s. FOURTH Street.
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FOR 5ALE.

On ERMANTOW N-FOR SALE, A
LEI Modern Villa, IA rooms Near Depot Terms easy.
CHARLES II. STOKES,
3l6ts No. 4S2a MAIN Street, Germantown
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II you want 4 Kiss, Take Il.

Iheresa Jolly Saxon preverb
That's pretty much like this;
That man Is half In heavsn
When he hasa wsmaus Hiss.
But there, danger In delaying.
And the sweetness may iorsake II;
80 tell you, bsshfal lover,
fyou want . kiss, why takeit.
Never let another fellow
stesl march on you in this;
Never let . laughing maiden
See you spelling for q kiss.
There's royal way ofkisslng,
And the jolly ones sho make II
Have motto that Is winning:
II you wsnt kiss, why take II.
Any fool may face cannon
Anybody wear = erswn--
But a man must win . woman,
tfbe'd have Der ios his wn,
Would yos have the golden aprla,
You must find the tres and shake Il
liza thing il worth the having,
And you wan kiss, why tase Il.
Who would burn upon desert
With forest smiling By7
Who would give his sunny summer
For a blnek and wintry sty'
Oh! tell you tbs.e Is magic,
And you csnnsi, cannot break II;
For the fweetes, part oflov Ing
Is TO want a kiss aud---taks II.
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From III Aberdeen Examiner
The University Telescope.
UNIVERSITY on MISS,
Nov. i6 1870.

~'f' - sD ses -
Editor aberdeen Eninaa1r.
DEAR S!R:--I observe a paragraph
going the rouils Of the newspapers
creditedto yonr journal, to the Office
that a portion Of the Apparatus Of
tho University, including the mag
nifeent Telescope ordered by tn.
former Board Of Trustees, under the
advice Of Chancellor Barnard, had
been taken away from tho Halls d
the University BY the army OF IN.
yasion under General Grant, and
suggesting that Governor Alcorn
should use the 'ssecrst service fund.-
in part to recover this property.
take II for granted you would be
perfectly willing and anxious a.
ways to correct IN error, aud there
fore, ! AK rsspeetfully, space in
your columns tomaks tho following
statement Of facts, which ! do from
! perfect knowledge Of the facts
1st. Tho University property was
sisgalady preserved ff,m isterrap-
tion BY the armies Of both Govern
ments, = both Of them succsasiully
occupied ~ grounds = sncaInp-
ments, and The bsildings for barscks
aud bospitalFs. IN the eass " Grants
army ! have been repeatedly told
by our own citissns thst ! spesiAl
gusrd wssPlaosd dpvss thu dUnivsrsity
grounds - bsildines aaA rsnp ~
lssise ~ wss and ! lsarn fIpn
shsm that MY littls damage ~
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The following very sweet lines
were handed to us for publication
by young lady, student Ia the
State Female College, Memphis,
Tenn.
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The Angel Gabriel 'sIntevviswed''
Ne II srdersl % iaienlers h ~
Mualcipai ailain efNeW oEleass
on tho Side Of hight aHd Jus.
tice."
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The Algcrine reporter Of the N
0. Times found tho /" Angel Gabriel
at the grocery attached to the "lIsl
way Houas" IN Algien, whittier IN
celsstisl hishnsss had wandered 4
slaks bic thirst, not with Nectar, th'
drink Of the Gods, but with Ken
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the fallen. "Gabrisi" Il about n
years Of age, black - pitch, lesdel
In one Of the churches, and vel
known In the neighborhood for Nj
eccentricitiss IN religious matters
and moro particularly for styling
himself the aAngel Gsbrid." An
other Of bis peculiarities h contin.
nslly calling the Saviour Dr.. Jesus,
because, he says, he is the great
physician Of Gillcad. ~ He ingsni.
ously opened the " interview" BY
saying 4Ah!.da,a newspaper mon,
dey is Dc happiast klks u hsabsn
dey are none oh dem In hell; dey
suffer deir punishment here on de
earth, whar De whisky an - poor
was in beben last night, and lwas
in the other placs ton, and I sssd
lots OBJ things that ought 70 b. made
known on earth ] met osr great
phync,an drs, Doctor Jssus nd he
say to me, = Gabriel" " iays, 20
You upon earth, and more ',icslarly
to Algisrs, and warn 4 1abilAnla
to fes Dc wrath % cons, ioris y
midst Of lifs We ars in dsbt," (asd
dat puts me in mind | owes Hooper
for tres drinka,) and hs gib me two
golden pistols and he ~, "Gabsiely
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carpet bagysr what eats out d sub-
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eko. y. RoorEs, Late y c.M VANCE,
White, Kerr 4 Reotes. Isnoia county, Miss
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To Miss Bette Irby.

10 Hiss Settle Irby.
Far from home, and thee, dear,
Ny thoughts still fssdly rove,
'Pon fsneys fairy wings, dear
TO the cherished ones love.
And foremost In The train, dear,
lstby beauteous sunlit face,
All dimpled o. with smiles, dear,
No carson II trace.
Der one, full many weary day
Has passed since last We met,
Yet the world, with pleasures eay,
Cansot banl'h regret.
For love thee, Bette, dear,
Aad long to hear thy vsice,
The tho ight Of meeting soos, dear,
Makes my hssrt rejoice.
MYSTIC alias Stan6sld.
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visit to . small town sshsss dhasass
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-10
BARHAM HOUSE,
PANOLA, MISS.

WE HAVE PURCHASED TIE HOTEL
at this place from Il. W. Mathews, and are
thoroughly renoyating aud re-furnishing the
house In handsome style, aud We pledge our
selves to use every endeayor to give satisfac-
tion to those who fsvor us with their patronage.
X. III. BARHAM 4 son.
Wewill Keep up the Saloon in the building,
and our friend BOB COOLEY will be glad to
administer the cooling draught to all those who
suffer from thirst. all kinds Of liquors and
wines kept on hand and mixed In the best style
Meals at all times at so cts. Weekly and
monthly board At low rates. ol-3m