The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-23
AGO rION SALES;
nj THOMAS a SONS, NOS, lso AND n
wi s. FOURTH STRKE1.
Sale at the Auction Rooms.
SUPERIOR DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.
On Saturday Morning.

W. S. FOURTH STREET
Sale at the Auction Rooms
SUPERIOR DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.
.... On Saturday Morning.
Sept "a, at IL O'Clock, one case superior Datch
Flower Roots, comprising fine assortment Of hya-
cinths, tulips crocuses, narcissus etc, frOm Leo
nard Roozen, florist, Haarlam Holland. 1t
Sale No. 1898 wallacs street
RESIDENCE AND SUPERIOR FURNITURE.
On Monday Morning,
sept se at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, the superior
Also about 1e tons of coal.
us 70 the sale Of furniture VIII be sold the
lVS leet deep. Particulars In handbtls. 92SH
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
tuesday, Sept 2I, at ~ O'Clock noon, at the Phia
deIpnia exchange, win include:-
hEAL ESTATE, etc., Of the Freed )m lion and Steel
TENTH (south), No. Ala, brick dwelling
WALNUT, NO. 1920, residence and coach house, 81
by 40 feet, three fronts.
PINE, No. SOC, residence and coach house So by I0s
feet.
RIVER DELAWARE, Burlington, N. j., coantry seat
and fruit farm, 1s4 acres.
SPRUCE, No. 1919, modern residence.
LOCUST, No. 4104, modern residence.
WALLACE, No. 1925, modern residence.
TWENTY THIRD (north), Nos. 234, $50, aud 2]s.
buildings, steam engines, and boilers; lot 14T feet
SPRUCE, No. Q225, modern residence.
ANN Street and CHURCH Lane country place,
VINE, No. 22l7, modern dwelling
LOMBARD, No. 221S, modern dwelling.
LOMBARD, No 1913, tavern and dwelling.
FIFTH (soutb), No. I5I, store and dwelling.
THIRTEENTH (northl, No. 1902 and 1T04, modera
residence
FRANKLIN, Nos 2lOs, 211O, 2112, 2114, 2i16, 2lls,
2120, and 2l22, two-story brick dwellings.
WYALUsING, west of Forty-seventh brick dwell
ing.
ALBION and TOWER, s. E. corner building lot.
THIRTEENTH, between Columbia and Montgomery
av enues five building lots.
ENTERPRISE, No 525, brick dwelling.
Peremptory Sale, for account OF whom it may con-
Germ.
$4,000 FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoNS-
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY BONDS.
On Tuesday,
Sept. 21, at 10 O'Clock noon, at the Philadelphia
Exchange, will be sold at public sale, without re-
serve for account OF whom il may concern sll2 900
of the Fredericksburg and Gordonsville Railroad
| Company OF Virginia, first mortgage sinking fund
bonds, pei cent, payable in gold May and Novem-
| Der.
Assignees' Sale in Bankruptcy.
LOO shares McUlntockve Petroleum Co.
$50 Delaware Mutual Insurance Co. scrip.
Administrators Sale.
43 shares Farmers and Mechanics National Bank.
Is shares Western National Bank
25 shares Pennsylvania Central Railroad
shares Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
$1,000 bond, city OF Trenton, New Jersey.
$500 bond, per cent second mortgage, Pennsylya-
MIA Salt Manufacturing Go.
| $500 per cent. Western Pennsylvania Railroad.
10 shares Union Banking Go.
For other accounts.
| 2 shares Southwark National Bank.
20 shares American Dredging Co.
l share Philadelphia Library 90.
22 shares Central TRANSPORTATION Co.
30 shares Philadelphia National Bank.
100 shares Shamokln and PottSYtlle Railroad.
20 shares American Life Insurance Co.
share Mercantile Library Co.
2T shares Kensington and New Jersey Ferry Co.
| 5 shares Elmira and Williamsport Railroad.
Full particulars in catalogues. 9233