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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AT A MEETING OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
FRIENDSHIP DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION, HELD
THIS EVENING, THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS
WERE UNANIMOUSLY Adopted

Resolved, That all democrats shon'd dcoun,enance
necessary and mischeyous agitation within councils and
We repo6ate all those wno IN the early part o. the Legsa
tive session fnentei disturbances which. they had
resulted in disgusting the country democrats with the faro
bank leaders who shouted REFORM bur meant plumber would
have caused but little harm hut they resulted coggng
the passage Of just Excise law and hazardng The abolition
Of radical abuses.
Resolved. That chief among these disorganzers
regretted Senator, Thomas j. Creamer. In his
speech At the seeding meeting Of dsorganzers last night he
spoke OF having "consented to accept when
we az knew wa. forced upon US by trick and only acqu
esccd in afterwards lest the district should be lost
Resolved, That upon and facts known to ALL de-
him a restless, ambitious selfish demagogue
hypoore Last lost Excise bill by hs absence
from his seat In the Senate when up for passage
He attacks democrats tho ground that thcy combine
with radicals for place and when he holds
sand dollar office In commission with radicals
that BIO himself invented and whom he obbied with pro-
cure the place.
Ie storms against persons holding two oces Al tms
when he is both Tax COmrassoner and State Senator
In Albany when the making of the sprng de
inands bis presence In New York We believe that his
gratitude old friends and his contemptuous
e since hts head has
for Mayor entitlet people Of his district to cali upon
TO resign.
Resolved That commend the quiet patriotism eHec
tive which in Albany nauyurang democratic
reform while selfish malcoDeDs stirring bad blood
10 Irving Hall and resolving to do something.
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NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS.
ICNGLISH AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS.
IL Advertisements received for every newspaper In Great
Britain, India China, Coones foreign
countries. Established l6<k
References 70 bankers and United states journals.
FREDERIC ALjAR,
Me- Clements lane. Lombard street. London,
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A -A.-orFlclAL DRAWINGS.

A -A.-oFFlcIkL DRAWINGS.
"A. G II. MURRAY'S LOTTERIES.
MissoUnI-IxTRA GLASS NO. 21--MARoH %, Is7u
II, o. y, IS, B., 3, s. 81, -, a. % 90 ;e-n a. @
= 25 g.. u. 10 u. ~ q M SS 7S, & g, g. ia - o.
49, Is q, o.. 6s IS, y, oa as & ~ 90 81 ins' a.
a. 70, Es 81, i. Is IS, 10, b2, 2s 80. 13, 50, 81.
Information furnished tic and also Royal Havana
lotteries. J. CLUTE Broker, 2r6 broadway.
1s3 Fulton street No. , Psrk row.
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"A. Association, drawn IN public al l2:SoP. NJ. and 30
r. NJ, at Virginia Han. Richmond Va.:-
Distribution No. l-Tuesdsy Morning. March ~ 1870.
9, 4s, 50, 81, ~ a, 49, IS. 10, ~. IS, -, IS;
a, S., sI, 81, 90, !, 10, SO. sl q, Is, 10 D. 10.
Z. q. TOMpHlES Commissioner.
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Frederick A. Ridabocs, james Timopy,
Jeremiah Many, John O'Maley,
Henry Pierce, VIM. Quigey,
Philip A. Ryan, Thomas n. stacy,
John Stacy, John Sweeny,
James Sweony, Thomas SULLIVAN,
Samuel Thompson, Rufus williams
Thomas Weeks, James WHITE
John Bracken, William r. g allager
James Bennett, James Graham,
Thomas burns, Samuel Graham,
William BTodrick, Henry r. GAYney,
Patrick T. Brady, James Hughes,
Edward u. BHssford, John Heferan,
John Buhlmer, Patrick II. Hargrove
James Carol, Robert Hamilton
Patrick Oouneily, John II. Harnett,
Owen Cooney, Lawrence Hand
yohn Cooncy. Owen Hannega1,
Elisha Cockefair. John Ivers,
John Doo.ey John Larkip,
Philip DunuorumMa, Michael Lynch
George N. Earlo, Charles A. McManUs
Ben amin Evans. . Thomas Madden.
Michael J. Farley, Joseph Mathews.
Henry r. Fitxsmmoug, Michael J. McCabe,
James Gilfnartin, James McCastsn,
Peter j. Gilen, Peter Mckeon.
John (iarvey. Peter Murray,
Andrew J. uarvoy, Patrick Mcfarland,
Committee Resolutions.
TIMOTHY J. BENNETT President
JAMss WELSH, Treasurer.
JANIS TIMoNY, J seere,.r,es
WN. H. JoHNsoN,S
NEW YORK, March 49, 1870
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

= ;. - 49,
THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW,
Full supply ready
CONTENTS Vol. Xxx, Me- xL, March, 1870
J. Rsbeiais and His Times
H. National Organic Lie.
Ill Louis XII and His Times.
~. Opium and the Opium Trade.
v. Erasmus and His Influence.
vi. The French Crisis
VII. A Neighboring World.
VIII Our Criminals and Our judiciary.
TX. Notices and Criticisms.
In the department OF Notices and Criticisms the claims
o. different orders Of educaos those OF writers
verso and senrchngy but calmly and impssy
esamnst The Appendix on Insurance. good bad and sd
fereni will bo found analytical II threats had been
mndo. General agents, American kows Company. Odics
removed np town specimen copy by the editor
paid TO any Of tho United States or British America
on receipt Of al & subsclgtion, S. year 10 advance.
EDWARD T. SEARS, LID,
Editor and Proprietor, 65s Broadway. New York.
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LToR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of this line leave pier North river fo, ss
Beach street.
For Norfolk City Point aud Richmond every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday mt ~, connecting with the yrs
AIR llne the Seaboard Inland Air
Petersburg elon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio ea
roads and Richmond aud Dsnve railroads. Through
seng.r ckets and through bills Of sdng reduced
al points South and South vest.
Apply 81 onlce on pier U, or TO-
Ld Greenwich street. corner OF Dsv.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A SPEED SPEED SPEED
IN. FOR SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE.
MAJOR G. w. BARKER AucTIONEER. -

A SPEED. SPEED. SPEED
~. FOR SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE. :,
ON THURSDAY. MARCH 81, AT l09 O'CLOCK,
AT STABLE NO. IS WEST THIRTY.NlNTH STREET,
POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE,
an elegant handsome aud highbed gray rotng Geding,
in ss5 To WAGON OR NO SALE;
and for STYLE fine appearance botto gai, and good quail
tes trong horse has equal the track
be driven by lady At full speed; has troted FOR
liable
Extra handsome stylish fa, pair of closely matched
dark dapple gray Mares Gray Eagle stock, 1911 hands,
old tIot In three minutes together and faster
s.nsy perfectly gene for lady handle and drive ike
horse the finest and most elegant pair OF road Ia
Extra stylish brown Geldng l5 hands, years old;
tro 10 80 perfectly gentle for dri extra
pole horse sired celebrated Slas
er; IA warranted sound and kind.
Elegant handsome high bred and fast OF finely coat
cd, blood bay irottes seilngs, lb hands, and
old; raised IN Kentucky aud sired by Mambrino Chet
the other raised In Western New York and sired by Henry
Clay; rot together 3s5 and single from s5 10 0
never otted FOR afraid OF nothing and be driven
by lady; do not pull pound and game prompt and
free dryers believed to be the finest and handsomcst pair
OF roadsers In America; warranted and kind Also
Brewster top Wagon and Harness.
The fast, high bred s0rfe rottng Marc Lady McHuire
lb hands, old; has troted In fas and beat
minutes today and travel the end of the road very stylish
and elegant driver; is warranted sound aud kind.
Pair black Horses and geldng 15 hands, years old
rot together in minutes singy In 950 hand
some stylish, prompt drivers puers and great roaisers
are warranted sound and Kind.
The opportunity offered to tho public Tor
chasing fast trot,ing or road horses.
For full particulars inquire of BARKER HAMIIS, at
the City Auction Mart and New York Tatteysals corner
No postponemnnt account Of weather.
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N ASSORTMENT OF HAMS EXCEEDINGLY pOPu.
n lar and unsurpassed Landaus Coupe, Landsueis and
Caepces patent Phscons and Csrences per cent
than broadway stores HAMS, ~ EasFonr.h street.
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PERSONAL.

DIAL DE LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.-THE FINDER OF
ID gold Bracelet lost at the above ball, will receive
suitable reward by leaving with CAAs. ~ EDGAR, sT
sixth
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

L'OR RONpOUr AND KISGsTON.-THE STEAMBOAT
THOMAS CORNELL will make her Frat Trip TO Ron
dou Poughksepse Neburg and insrmediats landings %
Thursday March ~ inst leaving New York, from foot
Harrison street O'Clock NJ and every Tuesday Thurs
DAY and Saturday thereafter.
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A ONE JUMP SEAT WAGON, BY MIX 4 SON FINE
n. ORDER $lb: one Pony Pbaeton, with rumble By
Bros cost soJ lite used $500 fnc leather top Wagons,
h0 Coaches Clarences Brets, Cabroles Peaoions Park
and Ponyh Jaeger and Express Wagons snkies Har-
pess tl2 Blankets. Robes hips, Sc. Al GKAr3
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HOR sEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

E'oR sALE-A BROWN HORSE, l5,l HANDS HIGH.
years old, sound aud kind first rate family horse
sMIfHS Stables, Ss3 West Fort second street.
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Ii. IN WANT or CARRIAGES AND HARNESS AND
N desrous of rs cent invited examine
stock at 80 Barclay street HICKS, established ls3s.
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A SPEED, STYLE AND BEAUTY.
"A. ON THURSDAY, MARCH 81,

T 6s LIBERTY STREET
n Spccialt,cs for this week.
Elegant extension top PaS Paaetons two FIRST class igt
cut under kockaways Eve exquisite BASKET Pony Phaeton
lnew syes top Pony rhasops very superior oy
Buggss, all buders. all right
way but must bc sod account
great chance Is offered the frat four soid
crowded for room Also,
$50 Sets Harness,
which is baan bank rupt stock of choice
Citymade Work,
will bo closed below OF mnRufaciure at
Private Saissrooms, No. 6s Liberty = rect.
JOHNSTON VAN TAsSEJ.L.
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n NNUUNVEMENT------- ----------------------
IA DOWN TOWN AGENCY or THE UNIVERSITY


In order supply heavy demand taken the
for the sale OF the and popular Health Rcssors
tivss The uNiyERslfY MEDcSES evidently destined
extensive than that OF iieDes Thousands Of phys
cans and patients using them with bordering
on the thaumaturgscal Painful and exhausing complaints,
which resist al other methods OF treatment, crea by
TO To the rapid cncacious curers OF disease the
face Of the earth they will be furnished They and
their merits alone Illustrated descriptive books free ALL
Opsnsday and night HUDNUT & Co, Agents,
Herald Building, 2lS broadway. New York,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS
nIRECr LINE TO AND FROM FRANCE.
~ The Hamburg American Packet Companys Iron Mall
Steamship
HAMNONfA,
Captain r. Meier, carrying the Uuisd Ststss mails,
viii sail on Tuesday, Ami g. 1870. at +. NJ. for
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOukG AND HANBURG,
taking passengers to London la rlymouth and Paris VITA
Chctbpurg)
First Cabin, Hl:l; Secoud Cabin, ga, 6esrsge, se5
Payable IN United States gold coin.
The hLLEMASStA to follow ON April II.
KCSHARDT CO., q. Is. RICHARD BOAS
General Agents, Genrra Passenger Agents.
81 Broad street, n. Y. No. Barclay street, N. Y.
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TDUGERs AMERICAN LINZ TO EUROPE,
III Carving the United tstes Mail,
Direct TO HAvre aud Bremen, Copenhagen and ssttn.
The splendid nrst class s.dewhesl steamship
OCEAN QUEEN, 8G0) tons $40 horse power A. g. Jones,
viii leave pier AZ North river Thursday, April 3a
RISING STAR Conner, $3.50 TONS 1900 horse power, win
follow.
Ratios Of passagerrs cabin, $50; seconi $50; sseracs
g2O. gold.
For freight or passage spply TO
kUGEk BROS, General Agents, 1903 Pearl street.
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OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN.
TRYIT
By Rev. william alvin Bartlett.


The problem is to freeze ice in the centre of
a red-hot crucible. 1t can be done. Let the
crucible be of platinum. Heat it red over a
spirlt-lamp. Pour into it some sulphuric acid
that most nervous and volatile substance. 1t
will refuse to evaporate. Gently drop some
common water within. The sulphuric acid will
be so lnstantaneously vapor2ed that the caloric
of the water will be carried off, and 1t will fall
lump of ice to the bottom Ice frozen
in the centre of red-hot crucible! If
science makes such claim, we have no right
to dispute it until we try It. We must try it,
too, exactly according to directions. 1t
will not be fair to employ silver instead of q
platinum crucible; nor different acid, nor
invert the order by introducing first the water
and then the acid. The only method of ascer-
tanning the correctness of this truly marvellous
assertion is to try it, and that in strict confor-
nifty with the chemists plan. The astronomer
designates the latitude, the night, the quarter of
the heavens, where, through proper telescope,
Saturn with his moons and rings will display.
n We are increduious we must try it, without
varying a condition. Who knows but we may
trip up the astronomer
1t is the tairost demand which a new prin-
ciple or invention ever makes when it says, Try
me! Without trial, your opinion, whether
favorable or unfavorable, will only reflect pre-
tudice or hearsay and is valueless. "Pshaw 1t
is not reasonable that ice can be frozen in a
red-hot vessel. will not waste time on such
palpable nonsense" That is no trial. That is
sentence of death without calling witness. 1t
is lynch law.
The Christian religion appears in this most
reasonable of all attitudes, and invites, "Try
me-" 1t does not rely upon its credentials, like
IN unknown youth in strange city, though
these are the most thorough possible under the
circumstances. No facts of equal antiquity are
so well established. Christianity, however, does
not make its stand here. History at best is
faulty and imperfect and, though it were exact,
each judge of it must become an historical
critic, and that at last would be trying creden-
tials not Christianity. You haven't tested man
for your business when you have satisfied your
self that his recommendations are genuine and
authentic. Christianity's truth is not staked
upon its credentials of all, upon some
especial theory of them. 1t makes very little
difference what you call the Bible, provided you
practise its truths.
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TRUE nj PLANT

BINGHAMPTON, n. Y, FED. 26, $50.
MEssRs MARVIN x Co.,
No. 721 Chestnut street.
Gentemen:-My house was entirely destroyed by
fire on the 9th inst. The Family Safe l purchased
from you in 1867 was in the fire, and was opened
yesterday. The contents were in perfect state Of
preservation, and after taking into consideration the
TREMENDOUS HEAT, the Safe lying Q2) twelve
hours in pile OF some (3O) THIRTY TONS OF
BURNING COAL, deem it very remarkable that
nothing should be injured inside The inner Stee
Chest is ali right. this day send the Safe to your
firm in New York.
Yours truly, W. DWIGHT.
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O'Clock.
Particular attention paid to Outdoor Sales at mode.
rate rates. 223
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TOHN FARNUM & CO., COMMISSION MERs
~ chants and Manufacturers Of OonestogA Ticking ste,
No. 48 OHESNUT Street, PhilAdslDhi1 Il Wtmi
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AUC ZION SALES
M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. l89 AND l4I

NAs B. FOURTH STREET.
sr,e,,- Sale No s14 Second street.
PEqg PPEEqqgTlqNERY, RTE SURPLUS FURNITURE, OAR
A,-,,r On Monday Morning,
April ~ at 10 o'clock, at NJ sti S. Second street. above
power steam enSno and boiler Cost 25o sodS sSTse Sn
is copper cans, pans, and moulds, counter and
Also, the surplus household furniture, carpets etc.
O'Clock '' examined on the morning OF sale ass. q
AIS SALE A. I. OF OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS.
lS' at IL O'Clock, noon, at the Exchange will in
Sg6RqgGE, SPRUCE EO; ;5al- Valuable Residence
BRfbGE' BBRRmfbsGAEkR No. NS sl, llS Modern DyoIins
THOMPSON and BUCRfUs, Bridesburg Seven New
SEXFETEENTH !southl, No sss- Genteol Dwelling
HRoMBTARP, R1MTNd g. Nc sidS 5l5oBriek ,sItoroSouse.
EEoiENII6NH EIiNIII GN tNgTth) ) No Modern Residence.
rt, s,lXT%EENTH % (south), Nos. aO9 ~ and als-Threo
CARPENTIR, No 15ls- Goutool Dwelling
I6HHB&RbS.f IHHS bSfSlSf9 No s5S69 sss4s6cl s4sss Dwelling
NINTH below oentTeli~ Genteel Dwelling
Gf6A5nH0NTn[i f6nNTnh[ u No No toaTst9Sy Brick Dwelling
sHSsoM No. NS lssiS5S s1S Breins DiSans
ABIGAIL, No 4S2- Genteel Dwelling.
FORTY. FIRST AND WALNUT, s. f. cornor-Iarso
oHMAG No. 1851 Modern Dwelling.
,COLLEGE AVENUE, east OF Twenty .frst-Modern
SIXTH, No, gao? North)- Gentool Dwelling.
SEVENTH, No. 9ss North Brick dwelling.
slares Pittsturg, CINCINNATI and st. LOUIS Railroad.
. shares Franklin Fire Insurance Go.
GA shares Susquehanua Canal Co.
W shares Western National Bank.
Pew q G6R %ddo ae S. ss Church
Catalogues ready. ASM
BUNTING, DURBOROW IL CO., AUCTION
NJ TERS, NoB 932 aud 234 MARK EFT Street oornNv ,e
Bank street 5uccessors TO John b. Myers q 90.
LARGE SALE OF TRENCH AND OTHER Eu.
ROPEAN DRY GOODS,
On Monday Morning,
April II, at o'clock, on four months credit As 80
IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE OF RIBBONS OF
The MANUFACTURES OF MEsSKS WERNER,
ON Monday morning
April ii, at 10 o'clock four onhs credit including
tull line OF cord edge -'bbons, Nos to 90 comprising
the newest shades OF eoots so
splendid assortms~ Nos 10 80 in all boiled nousse
line ribbons, especially gotten up for city trade in
nothing but the most desirable eoors ssch PINK bue
cherry scarlet and green; Eisn II al numbers
Stripes gros grain ribbons, in several styles and
bCrs.
Broche and cachomire ribbons, Nos o. 12 l6 and 50
splendid goods.
Black gros grain ribbons, Nos. IL to 40. 4s2t
SALE OF aCOO GASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. ETo.
ON Tuesday Morning,
Aprl T. at ~ O'Clock, four months credit. 46H
LARGE sALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
~ On Thursday morning,
April IA, at 10 O'clock on four months credit 485t
LARGE SALE OF OARPETINGS, 500 ROLLS WHITE
RED CHECK, AND FANCY MATTINGS, ETC,
~ - On Friday morning,
April 10, at IL O'clock tour months credit, about
2OO pieces ingram, Venetian, list hemp, cottage and
carpetngs, Canton mattings, oil cloths, etc. 95t
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A. BARLOW'S
THIRTEENTH SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITUI

THIRTEENTH sAf,E OF 'iHM lGi'rSG ANT FURNITURE
go. . On Tuesday Morning.
hpril H. a at 10 oGoeh viii be Offered a. public sale an
conprSng-Parlor and chamber suitS in great variety
tair mattresses sieeboards music htands piano stools,
ceei rated city maIcr and warranted in WrnH fo ten
Goods packed and shipped any part of the United
Catalogues ready on Monday morning. 499t
SAFE 1T THE CORNER OF FoRTY.FIFTH AND
Market streets three from terminus of Market
Street Passenger Railroad, in large Mansion belonging
coniahins s focs eiesaay iarnshed MN anu 'A''
HOUsEHoLD FURNiTUkE; Velvet, tapestry,
B%sself and pGraH CARPETS PGror and l. GhambSr
Suites, Spring and Hair mattresses, Dinnp, Room Fur
niture, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Implements Etc.
Also an Elegant Octave Rosewood Piano forte, Steck,
maker.
April 49, at 10 o'clock the absye residence will be
6ga O am Of al Fnss
ana rosewood pa,l9r furniture plate glass mirrors
tuPe endd oSSbSi ou rstcss hair and
spring mattresses library furniture glass and china
Also; kitchen ute nsils and garden implements.
All the above goods new, having only been in
hut a few months and were made by the best city
An elegant 7octaye rosewood piano viii also be sold
Goods can be seen and examined carly on day Of sale
The above Residence TO RENT to good and respon
s,ble tenant. Apply to b. SCOTT Jr., ct saesroom
THOMAS BIRCH tE SON, AUCTIONEERS
CHEsRUT Street, entrance No. 1lO7 street.
STOCK OF FINE RARNSLEY AND LOOM TABLE
llne Cashmere Long and Square Shaws, Sheetlng and
cloths Noqkirs Doylios ETC. Lqdlesan Gents Hand
ker' htfs Knit Shirts Hosiery Linen Shirng and Bo
sons etc.
On MonTay and Tuesday ,,,o,,
April IL and u at ~ O'Clock ehch uay at INV Ohesuut
street will ne sold IN Quantities to suit an assortment OF
F bosom turkey red BED Quilts crash etc
The goods can be examined on the morning of
sale 492t
sA As1fyRR Err AMI CtSopPER COINS AND MEpGIs
" ON Tuesday Afternoon
April H. at haDast o'clock at the auction store will
I've toid n pTiyute collection OF cold silver and copper
HR9d SdS sStS pttfb at b aasn sSs store ss
Z PPINCOTT SON n CO AUCTIONEERa,
4 ~ 90 ~ u nm ct-.o4
-~ %''' -i' mamma S.oo-
| IApO trO ROOT AND sVOE AND STRAW GOODS
OHNN' TACITIIRERS AND BUYERS.
| NOTICE Gur Iarge ODenipg sale of Boots and
4. and TeanIarv on N0NDhY throughout the season. on
| g., ~. ,Iontbsi credit
a. ~ bereafter he To this
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NJ. IHUMAo n oVNo, NUUIIUW'ETH
4 9 sat Nos. 13g and t4l South FOURTH -

Ta EXECUTORS sALE.-FSTATE OF JOHN
Eii W. Claghorn, deceased. NJ. Thomas Sohs
Auctioneers.-Large and valuable Residence, No
1863 Arch street. on Tuesday, April 49,, $40, at
~ O'Clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange the following described
properly, late of j. ". Claghorn. deceased VIII
All that valuable three story brick messuage, with
three story back building and lot OF ground situate
on the north side Of Arch street. west OF Tenth
street, No. OO9 containing in front on Arch street
% feet, and extending i'll depth 40 feet to 25 feet
wide street, together with the covenant and re-
stTCton, comprising property to the eastward that
they shall not extend the main part of any building
which may be erected on said premises to greater
depth than SO feet inches nOrhward of Arch street,
and that ANY back building connected with said main
building shall be erected on the eastern side Of said
lot facing the west, and shall not extend to within
seven feet of the premises OF j. w. ClaghOrn, mis-
heirs and assigns, and that no building shall be
erected nearer to said line than seven feet, except
within thirty feet OF the north end of said premises
The house is well and substantially built and be-
coming good business neighbOrhOOd; has the mo-
deIn cOnvenienCes; gas, bath, hot and cold water,
furnace, cooking range, etc. Terms-Elall cash.
BY order OF Executors,
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctoneers,
42916 Nos 13g and III S. FOURTH st.
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CITV ORDINANCES.
COMMON COUNCIL OF PHILADEL-
~ pHIA
CLERKS OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25, 1870.

PHILADELPHIA March %, lS1U,
In accordance with q resolution adopted by
the Common Council of the City of Philadel-
phia on Thursday, the twenty-fourth day of
March, 1870, the annexed bill, entitled IAN
Ordinance to authorize loan for the erection
of bridge across the river schuylkill at Fair
mount" is hereby published for public infor-
nation.
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On EXECUTORS sALE.-ESTATE or JOHN
L4. W. CLAGHORN, deCeased.-ThOmaS x Sons,
Auctioneers-On Tuesday. April 10, 1870 at ~
O'clock noon will be sold a public sale, the Phla-
delIhia Exchange, the following described properly,
late Of John W. Claghorn, deceased, viz. -
No. Modern Four-stOry brick Residence, No.
1856 N "iith street All that modern tOur-stOry brick
messuage, with back buildings aud lot Of ground,
situate on the side Of Fifth street. 40 feet south
OF Race street, No 56; containing in front on Fth
street 6 feet, and extending in depth 50 feet 20 10
feet wide alley; has the modern c0nveniences.
Telms, half cash.
No 2.-Large and Valuable Stable ana Dwelling.
All that valuable lot Of ground ana the improve
meLts thereon erected, situate on the south side Of
Callowhill street. west of Ninth street. Nos. 9O and
9l2; the lot containing in front SO feet and eStend-
ing in depth T6 feet. The improvements brick
stable and dwelling. Terms, half cash.
No. 3.-FOur three.story Brick Dwellings. Nos.
9O9 OIL 9l3, and 9l5 TOrr street, Thirteenth ward
All those four three-story brick messuages and lot
of ground north side Of TORI street. in the rear of
the above the lot containing in front So feet, and in
depth "a feet. Terms-Haf cash.
BY order OF Executors.
NJ. THOMAS x SONS, Auctioneefs,
40 sat Nos. 13g and t4l South FOURrl ~.