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nerioT fnrni,nTe oiock Dy catalogue the entre su-
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
April is, at IL O'clock noon, at the Exchange.
SIXTH STREET (North), No 4s5-Modern Resi-
SIXTH STREET (North), No. 4ss-Desirable Lot.
cSos NOBLE s STREET, Nos 52e and b2s-Stable and
THIRD STREET CNorth), No. sss-BrIck Store.
CIV hIvnEksslDE, s New Jersey-Mansion Stable, and
:, ARCH STREET, No. l922-Eegant Brown-stone
CHESTNUT HILL-Elegant Country Seat IL Acres
SECOND, FOURTH, and McKEAE STREETs, and
M0YAMENslEs and SNYDER AvBNUEs-6 Acres.
q FIFTH and OHRIsT1AN STREETS, N. w. corner
WAREooK STREET, No. 1287-Buildinp
BROAD STREET (North), No. TQ9-Modern Resi-
onERRy STREET, east of Twenty-nrst street.-the
PXssYUNK ROAD, No. 92l-Dwelling, 45K feet
front.
FRAEKLIN, No. bs1-Modern Residence.
ARCH STRBET, No. 1206-Handsome Residence.
Residence.
CAPE ISLAND, N j., jackson street-Hotel.
BUCKS COUNTY, Pa, Bristol turnpike-Country
BROAD STREET above vine-Lot
RANC0CAs RIVER, Delanco, N. J.-Country Place.
SECOND STREET, Chester, Pa.-Lot.
CARLISLE STREET, No. s1O-Modern Dwelling.
GROUND Rents, 5000, 500, and sl44 year each.
PAvoNIA, N Us Building Lots.
SPRING STREET, north of Centre Lots.
MARSHALL STREET, No. IO6-Brick Dwelling.
BAKER STREET, Manayunk, N. w. OF Jackson
s'reet-2 Lots.
HOWARD STREET, Manayunk-7 Lots.
WASHINGTON STREET, Manayunk-S Lots
CRESsON STREET, Manayunk, Nos 4445, 4443, 4441,
and 4459-4 Stone Dwellings.
AIRY STREET, Manayunk, N. w. of Cedar street
Lots.
AIRY STREET, Mansyunk-s Lots
share Pavonia Land association.
shares Insurance Co. of the State of Penna
Pew No. so c. a. Sixth Presbyterian Church.
90 shares Union Mining Co.. Nevada.
400 shares Honeycomb Petroleum Co.
100 shares Sugar Dale OH 90.
100 shares Oil Basin Petroleum Co.
$1,000 interest In the Dallas OIL Co.
so shares Fidelity Safe Deposit and Trust Co.
$1,000 Chestnut and Walnut Streets Pass. II. W. Co.
7si shares Cambria Iron Co.
100 shares Mechanics Insurance Co., Philada,
20 shares Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
$4,000 Camden and Amboy X. r. LIST mortgage.
$500 Allegheny r. r. and Goa Co., per cent.
2, 90 shares Congress Oil 90.
1000 shares MeC.intockville on Co. 43t
$1,000 Connecting Railroad bonds.
200 shares Philadelphia Slate Co.
10 shares Continental Hotel Co.
shares Merchants Hotel Co.
100 shares American B. H. Sewing Machine.
13 shares Reliance Insurance Co.
10 shares Enterprise Insurance Co.
Catalogues now ready.
Sale No. 6s2 N. Eighteenth street
| SUPERIOR MAHOGANY FURNITURE, BRUS-
| Sells AND OTHFR CARPETS.
On wednesday Morning.
April 10, at 10 O'Clock, by catalogue, the entire su
perior furniture.
May be examined on the mo: ming Of sale at
O'Clock. 41T2t
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1QE0 FOR NEW YORK-THE CAMDEN
lOtVs and Amboy and PhiladelphIs and Treus
ton Railroad CompaAies' lines from PHILADELPHIA
10 New York and Way Places.
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Sale No. 6s2 N. Eighteenth street.
SUPERIOR MAHOGANY FURNITURE BRUS-
Sells AND OTHFR CARPETS
On wednesday Morning.
April l9 at 10 O'Clock by catalogue, the entire su-
perior furniture.
O'Clock. 4172t
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RAILROAD LINES.

DH1LADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
. April Q, 1871.
Depot-THIRTEENTH and CAILOWHILL Streets.
Until further notice trains will Leave and Arrive
q q
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DENNSYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

AFTER p. NJ, SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1870:
The trains Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depet, at THIRTY-FIRST and MAR.
KET Streets which is reached directly by the Mar.
train leaving Front and Market streets thirty
minutes before Its departure. The Chestnut and
Walnut streets cars run within enc square Of the
Depot.
at the Ticket Office, N. W. corner Ninth and Ohes.
nut streets, and at the Depot.
Agents OF the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage at the depot Orders left
at No. e01 Chestnut street, No. lie Market street,
will receive attention.
Bryn Mawr Accommodation 6,3o A. M
Lock Haven and Elmira;Express $40 A. M.
Paoh Accommodation ,lolo AMI lilo and 7.1oP M.
na t,,a ass Ernr..s EnT ,a1o 3 : NJ NJ
Harrisburg Accommodation $50 P. NJ.
Lancaster Accommodation 4'l0 p. NJ.
Parkesburg Train $40 p. M.
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express 1900 r. M.
Pacific Express 1000 P. NJ.
Way Passenger Train ll.l0 P. M,
Efis MSil Leaves a daily, running on Saturday
CINCINNATI Express, Pacific Express and Erie
Mail and Buffalo Express leave daily.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
The Western Accommodation Train runs daily,
except Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro.
cured and baggage delivered by P. NJ. at No. lle
Market street.
Sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia at $40
A, NJ. /; arrives at Paou at 9Ae A. N. Sunday
Train No. leaves Philadelphia at e'40 p. NJ; ar
riyes at Paoli at 5'40 P. FL.
Sunday Train No. leaves Paon st 800 a. M.
arrives ct Philadelphia at $40 A. N. Sunday
Train No. leaves Psoli at 500 P. H.; arrives at
adA1 nh az
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GX3NN
Pipe of all Sizes Cut and Gifted to Order

CARD.
Having sold HENRY B. PANCOAsT and FRAN
CHS ]. MAULE gentlemen In our employ for seve
raj years past) the Stock, Goodwill aud Fixtures OF
our RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, located at the
corner Of THIRD and PEAR Streets, In this city,
that branch OF business, together with that Of
HEATING and VENTILATING PUBLIC and PRI
VATE BUILDINGS, both by STEAM and HOT
WATER In all its various systems, will be carried
on under the firm name OF PANCOASr u MAULE,
at the old stand, and we recommend them to the
trade and business public as being entirely compe-
tent TO perform all work OF that character
NORRIS, TASKER & co.
Philadelphia, Jan. 20, 1870.
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BrudlaL 6. St1. - 8cn BEN BE-
rabmten 3euen9efdnani7e iteben> nur
nod Die pter Tlugel: Der Mittelbau, bic
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NIT Rem tntrrenceten Sbll0eL beftiso
BE aufpie @aQerte btsIburrlts flb.snb,
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Die Namen ber l1u9ludlt&en, rel@e
bel rem @ranoe rss bel9tiden Sett>
lements Brul(el5 am 9lei9en
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Fe erreibte. ~
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
BARON GEROLT.
A Handsome Testimonial Presented by Amcri.
can Friends to tho Late Respected Ambas.

A Handsome Testimonial Presented by Aneri.
can Friends to tho Late Respected An,bas-
sador Of Germany.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. IA, 1871.
The friends or Baron Gerolt, late German Minister
to the United States, have made fitting testimony
OF the respect Of liberal Americans for pure.
minded diplomat and amlaba gentleman whose
Official relations with us continued uninterrupted
for quarter OF q century, during which time he
enjoyed, without jar, the respect Of our govern
ment ana people. The present. which Is com.
plimentary to the taste OF the donors will doubtless
be acceptable to the Baron, consists OF very
elegant epergne OF solid sterling silver, thrtyeght
inches high and very MASSIVE Tne case IS OF plain
FURNISHED silver; from IL rise three richly chased
at the height OF about twenty eight inches Is richly
ornamented disk fifteen anj half inches IN
diametsr lined with gold. On the wide border OF
this disk at regular intervals are three round medal
lions. On one handsomely chased IN relief) ts the
coat OF arms OF the United Germany; on another
the coat OF arms OF the United states, while the
third bears the following mscripton:-
To Baron Frederick Won Gero, the faithful representative
Wassrins rrisndssp for tho Uned States
spoct and esteem OF American citizens.
From the centre Of the frutt bowl there rises
candelabrum with three branches, while just below
the large bowl there projects three richly orna-
mented branches, each one bearing gold lined
dish, corresponding In style with the large central
one The most artstic part OF the whole anair, and
tiOn, remains to be described. On the base are
three full length statuetes OF solid silver each six
inches high and most beautifully modelled One
represents the Goddess Of Liberty, one o United
States soldier, fully armed and equipped, and the
other q Prussian soldier, also fully armed and
enufnued.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
THE FEMALE BROKERS,
The Father nnd Mother Imvitea to vacnt
Their House.

The Father nnd Mother Invitea to vacnts
Their House.
Yesterday AFTERNOON Miss Tennie Q. Clanin, OF No.
Is East Thirty eighth street, member OF tho lrm
OF woodruff Clsnin, the Broad street female
brokers' appeared before Justice Shandley at Jefer
son Market and made conf plant against her
father Buckman Clann, and her mother, Anna
Oafin, charging that yesterday morning they were
in the above house disturbing the peace; that she
had procured summons from Justice Shandley
In the morning compelling them to appear
before MIN, which tnoy refused 10 obey. She
further stated they annoying to herself aud
other RESIDENTS OF the house to pc no longer en-
durable. she stated while In Court that all she de
sired was to have them removed from the house
board. warrant was issued for their arrest and
placed In the hands OF Sergeant McComb, who de-
spatched Onicer Curry, OF the Court squad after
the aged couple. Tennie seemed TO imagine that
upon the serving or the summons they would leave
the house and give her no furtner annoyance or
Interfere In her 'ians. Up to the hour Of closing
the Court the ofllcer had moi returned.
The New York herald., 1871-12-15
CALLEIDER'S CASE.

Excitement In Newark fsanlirs and Busi-
ness Circies--Wao Exawiner Calender Is
A $4,000 Suit agninsf Him.
The excitement In Newark banking and business
circles tho association Of Mr. Calender's name
with the burst-up ocean bank Is much greater than
In New York. for the simple reason that not only Is
he q well-known and heretofore highly respected
resident, but is just now implicated In an mportans
financial trespass suis In the Supreme
Court Of the State. lie is comparatively
young ana resides at No 50 Fulton street,
Newark, and is superintendent OF the First Baptist
Sunday School. During the war he served as major
on the STAFF Of General weitzel and at its close Sc
cured the position Of bank examiner for New York
and New Jersey. Five years ago he became examl
ner for New York alone, deriving his authority
ocean BANK dessoue,nent it has leaked ont IN New.
cnan!, Naona Bank q that place When appIsa
sa,a ofn knew sss nessns aDoas the ms'!sr es.
in It, though he believed 1t was grossly ex
aggerated and misstated. subsequently Courtland
was applied TO for information, but ne became
greatly agiiated ana declared II was subject which
eG sa was
statement, which was published in the local papers
!Isa sued as as ', one % Of I'VE i've several parties VINO
endorsed note held BY the Merchants
abundan.iy secured BY coiaterais The suit. which
Is In the Supreme Courr, happened to be brought
c0ntemporaneously with the failure OF the Ocean
Bank, but has no connection with Its charter. Nor
Is it brought to recover any such amount as stated.
II any such sum Is named IN o writ II u simple
formality.n
Tnat such sum is named in writ seems to be
beyond peradventure, as the following copy OF o
document served on Mrs. Calender on Wednesday
night BY sherlns of1icer shows. The original "a
on die In Trenton;-
SUPREME COURT SUMMONS.
yerse x.The State OF Now Jersey the Sheriff Of
the County OF Essex, greetng:-
We command you Charles Calendar 70 be and
appear before the Supreme Court Of the State of
Jersey to be held At Trenton in and for said State the
Goth Of December 10 unto Merchants'
onal Bank plea Of respass the upon promises
their damage forty dollars SlOoO, and have you
then there this writ.
Witness. Mercer Beasev Esquire, Chief Justice, at Tren.
ton aforesaid the 18th Of December the
thousand eight hundred and seventy -one
CHARLES p SMITH, Clerk.
PARKER & KEAsBEY, Attorneys
The New York herald., 1871-12-15

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be and hereby declared 70 6e entitled 70 use and
Resolved, That the said New York and Harlem Railroad
With he o. the CITY, conssruc,ed 20 be constructed
lion o. used
which may Isrsaf!sr es Son:Iaeisa rs%cysd
or 80 IS not cause expense to hc
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execution Of the work therein directed to be made sba be
The report was received and laid over for future
consideration, after which the Board adjourned
TIE BOARD or DOCKS
met Yesterday ia stated session, with the Presi-
ers Hunt, Wood and Henry present A large
amount Of routine business was disposed
% p1
Commissioner Wilson @. Hunt were severallv
agreed 10. Tne petition OF the Manhattan Boat
Club for permission to build boathouse the pier
foot OF 13lst street. North River, was denied and
the application for renewal OF lease aud the
EXTENSION AND ENLARGEMENT
aud renewal OF lease of pier 45 North River made
by j. q. Dale, OF the Inman line. was granted con-
ditOnally. The pier Is to be w1dened on the south
side some ten feet and extended 1877 fect thus CIV
ING pier OF 600 feet by so feet. The cost OF the
addition is estimated at $4,000. The company IL
pay seven per cent on the entire cost OF construc
ton, including the bulKhead wall seven per
cent on the cost OF six and two-tnirds lots under
water, the value OF said lots to be determined by
one ny Mr.. Dale and the third by these two; ti3
amount 10 be divided into fifteen different parts of
which One1fteenth part Is to he put into sort Of
sinking fund; the company to have also lease ior
ten years further, with the privilege Of four re.
newals after that, the company to dredge the slips
and keep the dock In repair. The company now
pays SS6000, and the addition. 1t is sald will cost
$500.
provision really
IMPORTANT TO TRADERS
IN brick and lumber was disposed or. This was to
provide that any importers or traders In lumber
brick who hall allow the materials consig1ed to
them to remain on the dock twenty-fOur honrS
shall be charged full wharfage rates, ad n they be
allowed to remain four days, then fine OF 500 per
day to be imposed. The resolution covering this
determination was adopted, after which the Board
went into executive session.
COMPTROLLER CONNOLLY'S CASE
mas. aH yet assumed no new phases Ills counsel
and friends continue to visit him regularly. and
they almost hourly expect to hear from Albany
that an order has been issued ordering reduction
OF bail or vacattng the order OF arrest. The silly
sensation story Of ST. 000 600 arrangement is again
positively denied. There is 'nothlng in it.n