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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1865
MEXICO.
The Condit i
Future on of the Country—lto Pre.
sent and Prospects Maxi.
matiattls Attempts to Conciliate the
Pople
—How the French Army Act.
The correspondent of the New York Herald
at the city of Mexico and Vera Cruz furnishes
some interesting news about Mexico, which
we herewith transmit to our columns. writing
from the city of Mexico ,under date of July
21st, he says : ' -
=mous OONDITTON OF THE COUXTEY.
Perhaps some persons might be inclined to
doubt if 'Mexico be really so bad. Lot me say
to such, I have seen many Americans come to
this country within the lust eighteen months—
but more rkarticularly within the last six
he appeared to derive their notions
of this country from the glowing descriptions
Of its conquest by Hernando Cortes. Allowing
those descriptions to be true, of which I have
doubts as big as a mountain—remember they
represented the country as it was three hun
dred years ag_o, in the days of Montezuma and
the Aztecs. Is it any wonder, then, that find
ing it SO different now, disgust takes the place
of admiration? An Mexico/9 owned by a very
few individuals, in comparison to the whole
Mass of the population, and the Government,
which is anxious to encourage immigration as
a prop to itself, finds it imßossible to do so,
because it has no lands to give. Of the seven
or eight millions of inhabitants of Mexico, at
least two-thirds are landless and houseleas,
minus everything generally, and thoroughly
demoralized by fbrty years of revolutions,
pronunciamientos, and disorder. Mexico is a
country of ruins, phy . sieal and moral, and if
Maximilian succeeds in ..a.lvanizinff it into life
he will accomplish a task' greater than the Em
peror who boasted that he found Rome of
brick and left it of marble.
Yet it must be said to his credit that he is
trying to do everything that his enlightened
mind and benevolent disposition suggests. He
encourages railroads, he gives grants for lines
of telegraph, he establishes communication
with foreign ports on the Atlantic and Pacific,
he builds up schools, grants liberty of con
science, takes up the lands abandoned by their
owners during the civil wars and sells them to
settlers; but his good intentions are in great
part frustrated by the hostility of the Mexi
cans.
MAXIMILIAN'S NELovs:D COUNTRV "—.THE MEXI
CANS WOE 7 T dirkl 11131 HIS lifaTl7ll/dazxrio9(
TArltas.
The Emperor wishes to be a Mexican, but
the people appear unwilling togive him
his naturalization papers while he is support
ed by foreign bayonets. When he speaks of
Mexico lie calls it. l4 our beloved country," with
allsineOrity IllaYellOtiOttht 5 but the Mexicans,
with at least apparently equal sincerity, won
der why French, Austrian, Belgian, Egyptian,
and Martinique soldiers are necessary to keep
no the bonds of affection between them and
their beloved Emperor. Besides, on a very
large portion of the soil of Mexico the au
thority of Maximilian is not recognized at all.
In the great States of the north i has Scarcely
a foothold. in Guerrero there is not a shadow
of imperial authority, and in the south a de
cree of the Emperor would be read and laughed
at. In fact, the bare occupation of the Mexi
can territory by a force so inconsiderable as
the one here is an impossibility. The au
thority of each garrison extends just so far as
the Adler Can speedlits bullet,and no farther.
Beyond that Maximilian is regarded, like all
other foreigners in the country, as a mere
" G 117790." and nothing more. Never, since the
times recorded by Cervantes, did man ven
ture on an expedition more purely chimerical
antlQuixotical than did Napoleon 111. when
he undertook the conquest and permanent oc
cupation of Mexico with thirty thousand men.
Even though no frowning . Yankee should cast
a threatening glance on this side of the Rio
Grande, the scheme of Napoleon is destined
to failure.
' RAID OF. TEE LIBERAL PORCES—THEY DEFEAT A
BELGIAN FORCE tri 'in GREAT SLAUGHTER.
See a bit of news which only reached this
City the other day. Two bands of " dissi
dents," from Tamaulipas, under the command
of Mendez and Escobeclo, have invaded tile
State of San Luis, capturing the towns on
their way, levying contributions, and spread
ing terror in their path. They took possession
of Victoria and Tula, in Tamaulipas, and ad
vanced as far as the city of San Luis Potosi,
where they are at present masters of the situ
ation, Guanajuato and Queretero are thrown
into alarm, and are daily expeeting a < visit
from the hardy Liberals. It is only a short
time ago that the State of Michoacan was al
most completely in the hands of the partisans
of Juarez. At Taeambaro, in the last named
State, they inflicted a bloody defeat on the
Belgians who were stationed there. Taetunba
ro is but little more than half a day's staging
from the City of Mexico.
THE JUAREZ PARTY OAINENG GROUND.
There appears just now to be a concerted
movement on the part of the Liberals in the
States of the northeast. Blanco, a partisan
chieftain, has issued a proclamation in Russ
teca, in which he advises the people that the
torch of liberty has been raised M. Tamauli
pas, NWT() Leon, and He tells them
that the port of Tuxpan has been recovered by
the Mexicans, and oilers pardon in the name
of President Juarez to those who have com
mitted treason to their country by adhering
to its enemies, provided they return to their
proper allegiance and assist in driving the in
vaders from the land. No one who mingles
with the Mexicans, even. hi the City of Mexico
itself,. can fail to observe that, though they
submit to the powers that be, their hearts are
with their Indian President in the mountains
of the North. Maximilian is undoubtedly a
good man; wise, benevolent, and liberal he
brings to the country every qualification which
education can bestow upon a susceptiblemind ;
his intentions are to do everything . of good for
the country; his hand is full of benefits, but
he is a stranger,. and the Mexicans don't know
strangers. Their motto appears to be " Time°
Danaos et dorm ferentes." It they must have a
throne, they do not wish to see it occupied by
a stranger, and, least of all, one who is
nosed on them by a foreign army which pre
- neut.. ands-;,stueir capital in the character of
a conqueror,
VERA CRUZ, July ii, 13e,'5.—The coriclitioll of
this unfortunate country is becoming daily
more and more desperate. The Imperial Go
vernment, far from ameliorating this state of
affairs, only brings upon us fresh misfortunes,
which will require much time and trouble to
repair. The Courrier des Etats "Clids,.and other
journals devoted to Napoleon's policy, would
have us believe that Alex:leo is especially
favored by fortune—that progress is apparent
in all directions, and that the work of t ranee
is a work of civilization and humanity. In
order to support these lies, they take especial
care not to give publicity to a multitude of
acts which would prove the fiction and falsity
of their statements. Nothing is mentioned
except the liberality of the Emperor Maxi
milian, his humane disposition, his excursions
—which are made simply to avoid altercations
with Marshal Bazaine—and his generous pre
sents, which I look upon as the continuance of
his extravagance while at Miramar, and whose
immediate effect cannot be other than to in
crease vagraney and foster a desire among Cer
tain classes to supply theirnecessities.witnout
being obliged to work.
OUTRAGES UPON TREMOR METIOANS—THE PACTS
KEPT DARK.
The strictest silence is kept regarding the
burning of San Geronimo and twenty sugar
plantations on the banks of the river Papaloa
palm and the sackin of Tlacotalpan—acts of
barbarism committedgratultousl men be
longing to the French navy. Nothing is said
about the raid upon Coeinto, where the Egyp
tian troops burned down two hundred and
forty houses, inhabited by poor working men,
the unfortunate creatures witnessing tile de
struction of their beautiful cottonplantations..
They are now in thegreatest misery, living
under trees, with the effects of Preach civili
zation before their eyes.
Do not believe that I am endeavoring to mis
lead public opinion by resorting to misrepre
sentations ; what I have stated are actual
facts, which can be authenticated by upwards
, of ten thousandpersons who were witnesses of
the same, The k reuch have laid waste over
seven leagues of cultivated territory on the
banks of the rivers Cocinto and Haßscoyan
they have carried devastation and death into .
that district without any plausible pretext,
and solely because the inhabitants would not
consent to make war upon their countrymen,
who, with arms in their hands, were resisting
intervention and the empire.
The following important document, which
has not yet been made public, gives a true in.
sight into the conditions of nearly all the dis
tricts :
Monnun, June, 1855.
Sir.: The line of policy which your Majesty
has followed, with a view to firmly establish
yOlit Government, is not In accordance with
other ends which your Mafesty doubtless eon.
templated in adopting this policy. On the
contrary, the people look upon it with the ut
most suspicion, and the revolutionary party
with marked contempt. All enthusiasm.
having died out, the people have lapsed into a
state of indifference which will shortly turn
to hatred. The revolutionists, after their
Tights had been recognized by your Majesty in
the most explicit and solemn manner,, scorn
concessions which they regard but as just
reparation of legitimate rights_ They are ad
vancing to their object; nothing impedes
them, and they will triumph even in this dis
trict. This will not be achieved by the force
of their arms ; their strength consists in the
weakness Of the Government, where there is
no accord and a want of judgment and unity
of action. In a word, sir, they possess the
superior intelligence to direct, firmness of will
to decide, and a vigorous band to strike ;
therefore confusion must necessarily be the
final result.
This is the condition of affairs in Michoacan.
I regard my duty as an official t and my loyalty
as a gentleman frankly . urging upon your.
Majesty, for the fourth time 7 to accept MY
resignation of Political Prefect. I beg that
your Majesty will deign to accept it, so that I
may be at least free from the ridicule which is
the fate in store for all public functionaries in
ibis wretched district.
ANTONIO DEL MODAL
To the lentßUT of state.'
General Gillmores Announcement of
the Appointment of Governor Perry.
Under date of July f.,)Sth, General Gillmore
issued a general order announcing the ap
pointment of Governor Perry as Provisional
Governor of South Carolina. After quoting
the proclamation of Governor Perry, prescrib
ing that all citizens shall take the 'amnesty
oath before they are allowed to vote, General
Gillmore says:
- -
It is therefore ordered, that all ofneers and
other persons in the U ited states military
service, within the. State of South Carolina,
aid and assist Governor Ferry In carrying into
effect the foregoing instructions, and they are
enjoined to abstain from, in any Way, hinder
ing, impeding or discouraging, the loyal people
of the State from the organization of a •State
Government, as hereinabove authorized and
directed.
- -
Al/ Orders ana instructions now in operation
throughout this depart tent, whether emanat
ing from them headquarters or from Head
9uarters Department of the South, that are not
inconsistent with the foregoing distinctly spe
cified provisions of this order, will continue in
force as heretofore, throughout the State of
South Carolina.
Every needfulAy for taking the amnes
ty oath will be afforded by the military authd•
cities, on forms heretofore supplied for that
purpose.
Hereinafter provost, marshals and assistant
provost marshals will constitute the only mili
tary officers entitled to admihister the am
nesty oath, a certified copy of which will, in
call a sty, be furnished to the mdividUal tatil4fs'
it. The original oaths will tie transmitted,
semi-monthly by the officer administering the
same, to the Provost Marshal General at these
headquarters, brwhom they will be recorded
in a hook kept for that purpose, and then for
warded to the Secretary of State.
Persons applying for. Executive clemency
will send their petition (with a certmed.zony
or the amnesty oath attached) to the Presi
dent, through the Provisional Governor at
Greenville, South Carolina.
By command of Major Veil, Q. A. Cillmore.
`V. 1 , . M. limman,
Assistant _Amho ant General.
D. T. HODGES, Capt. 35th T.? Acting
Assistant Adjutant General.
LEGAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE RECEIVER
ON TAXES, PIIILADELPITIA, July 17, UM. •
Notice 15 hereby given, that writs of scire faclas
will be issued upon the' Claims for Taxes herein
after mentioned, at the expiration of six weeks
from the date hereof unless the same arc paid
within that time to JOHN E. HATTA,'Esq.,
Solicitor for the Receiver of .Taxes,
No. ItIS South SIXTIi Street.
Ctti rd.). W. Potts, C. P.. J. T. 1865, No. 1.
City and State tax 1960, $4.64. ot , northwest
corner Norris and Beulah'streets, 190 by 150 ; First
ward.
Same vs. C. M. Phillbps__C. P. J. T., 1865. No. 2.
City arid State tax, Mt $27.05. ' Lot south side Rule
street, MI feet west of Fourth street, 66 by 160; First
ward.
Same vs. F. E. Vandyke , 0. 1?., J. T., No. 3.
City and State tax, .1860 /20.1. Lot west side
Eighteenth street, 136 feet north of Fitzwater, GO by
64; First ward.
•
Same vs. H. Mellionny, C. 1"., J. T., 1865, No, 4.
City and State tax, 1880, $9.57. Lot west side of
Firth• street. SOS feet north of Reed street, 18 bY 128:
First ward.
5. 5 a Cite
vasn.
d W Siltlaitaem Wxh artBo6on, C. P
.17.,
J L T t
,s oMtkNaust
corner Front and Mifflin streets, 150 by 80; First
ward.
Same vs. H. McAnany, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 6.
City and State tax, 1800, $42.49. Lot, and two three
story brick houses, southeast corner Fifth and Bor
den streets 32 by 15 First ward.
Same - vs. ifvFadtlen, C. P., J. T., 1881, No. 7 . City
and State tax, 1860, 8638.28.. Lot west side Fourth
street, CB feet north of Dickerson, 64 by 170; First
Same cs: Unknown, C. P. J. T., 1885, No. 8. City
and State tax, 1860, $18.13. Lot east side of sloya
inensing avenue. 102 feet 3 inches south of Tasker
street, 42 by 50; First ward.
Same TS. .Alexander Eustus, C. P.,J. T. 0865, No.
9. City and State tax, 1860, 889.60. L of west side of
rOlirthart-th 62 feet 11 Inches south of Moore. street,
138 by 400; First ward.
Sante vs. J. Johnson, C. P., J. T., 180.5, No. 10.
City and State tax, 1860, 410.07. Lot northwest cor
ner Seventh and Moore streets, 187 feet on Seventh
street, 145 feet on Moore street, thence along Wag
ner's Line 39 feet, thence along Richard's Line 245
feet ; First ward.
Sallie vs. Mary VandersliCe, C. P., J. P. 1866, No.
11. City and State tax, 1860, $16.93. Lot south side
Wharton street, 16 feet west of Third street, 16 by
100; First ward.
Same vs. Samuel Moont v, C. P., J. T., 1865,_ No,
12. City and State tax, WO, $27.57. Lot southeast
corner Moyamensing avenue and Reed street, 16 by
50: First ward.
Same Ts, Alexander Ustis, C. P., 3. T., 1865, No.
18. Cita - and State tax, 1.880, $44.92. Lot Southwest
corner Fifth and Moore streets, 101 by 100; First
ward.
Same vs. J. W. Potts, D. C., J. T., 1865, No. 1.
City and State tax 1860, $133.23. Lot on Eighth
street, 112 by 291 feet Lewts street; First ward
Same vs. T. Stewart, D. C. J. T., 1886, No. 2. City
and State tax 1860, $0.6.30. Lot southweast corner
Sixteenth anti Pine streets, VA by 398: First ward.
Same vs. S. liennedy. D. C. J. 1.,1865, No. 3. City
and State tax. 1860, $102.94. Lot northwest corner
Fifth and Mini streets, 298 bp 150 feet; First ward.
Same vs. Hannah Bernard, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
14. City and State tax, 1860., $61.34. Lot anti four
store brick house west side Swanson street, 17 feet
south of South street, 17 by n; Fourth ward.
Same vs. Anna Williams, C. P., J. T., 1865, NO. 15.
City and State tax, 1800, $lO.OB. Lot and frame
building, north side Front street. 89 feet west of
Barron street, 17 by 25; Fourth ward.
Same vs. John S.LySter. C. P. J. T., tam, No. 16.
City and State tax, 1860, =.61. Lot and two-story
brick building, south side Monroe street, 280 feet
west front Third street, 17 feet by 336 feet; Fourth
ward. . .
same ys. F. S. Johnson,C. P., J. T.,.1861, No. 17.
City and State tax, 1860 $60.68. Lot and three
story building thereon, south side of Almond street,
80 feet east of - Front street, 18 by 60; Fourth ward.
Same vs. John It. Taylor, C. .P'., J. T.. 1868, No.
18. City and State tax, 1860, $45.44. Lot and three
story-brick-house, east side Front street, 90 feet
south of South street, 23 by 80: Fourth ward.
Same vs. F. S. Johnson, C. P. J. T.,1365, No. 19.
M
City and State tax, I *80.99.
N. Lot and three-story
brick house. cast side Front street, 85 feet south of
Almond street, 84 by 200; Fourth ward.
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 20. City
and State tax, 18E0,480.19. Lot and two-story frame
buildiug. east side Front street, 65 feet south. of Al
mond, 11 by 200; Fourth ward.
Same vs. Mrs. M. Bradley, C. P„ J. T., 1865, No.
21. City . and State tax, 1860, $30.71. Lot and two
story brick house, 233 feet south of South street, 17
by 80: Fourth ward. _
Same vB, William Dickens, D. C., J. T.,1865, No.
4. City and State tax, moo; V 07.41. ' Lot >iiul theoe
story brick house, northeast corner of Sixth and
Spruce streets, 18 by 70, No. 541; Fifth ward:
Same vs. Henry 1. Wallace, D, C., J. T. 1865,
No. 5. City and State tax, 1860. V 237.16. Lot and
four-story brick house, west side Sixth street, 61
feet south of Sansom street, 21 by 135, No. 128; Fifth
ward.
Same vs. J. IL McLoughlin, C. P., J. T., 1365, No.
22. City and State tax, 1860, $46-44. Lot and four
sto ry brick house north side Lombard street, 52 feet
wcsi of Seventeenth street, 17 by 60; Seventh ward.
Same vs. Owen Shields, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 23.
City and State tax, 1860, $ 27.77.L0t and three-story
brick house west side Twenty-fourth street, 65 feet
south of Pine street, 15 by 55; Seventh ward.
Same vs. George 11. Armstrong, C. P., J. n o rth
No. 24. City and State tax, 1860, $46.18. Lot
side Lombard area, 47 feet east of 'Morris street,
16 by 80, No. 1415; Seventh ward.
Same vs. Anna Lawrence, C. P., J. T., 1885. No.
25. City and State tax, 1860, $13.03. Lot north side
Lombard street, 30 feet east of Aspen street, 16 by
78; Seventh ward.
Slone vs. Catharine Mealy, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
26. City and State tax, 1860, $21.88. Lot and two
story brick house, southeast corner Budd and Dean
streets, ta by 40; Seventh ward.
Same vs. Thomas Scott, C.P.T.,_1865, No. 27.
City and State tax, issO, $43.44. Lot and two-and.a.
balf-StOry brick house north side South street, 144
feet west of Eleventh street, 18 by 80, No. 1117;
Seventh ward.
Same vs. John D. Shaw, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
28. City and State tax, 1860, $69. Lot and four
brick houses west side Twenty-fourth street, 30 feet
north of Kent street, 32 by 58.
Same 1 - 5. Jacob Snyder, D. D. J. T., 1865, No. 6.
City and State tax. 1860, 0202.34; Lot and-three
story brick house southeast corner Sting and Fif
teenth streets,9B ey 108, No. 415; Seventh ward.
Same vs. D. McCandless, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.29.
City and State tax, 1860, $33.66. Lot and two three
.
story brick houses southwest corner Lombard and
Seventeenth streets, 16 by 85; Seventh ward.
Sallie vs. A. M. A. Lawrence, D. C., J. T., 18,35,
N 0... City and State tax, 1060, $178.60. Lot and
a...,1117 wept side Washington Square, 29 feo south
of Goo water street, 20 by .05; Eighth ward.
Same vs. Robert J. Arundle, D. - c., J.T., 1885, No.
8. City and State tax, 1860, $105.07. Lot and brick
dwelling east side Broad street, 60 feet south of Pop
lar, 30 by 160; Fourteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles Wetherill, C. P„ J. T., 1885, No.
30. City and State tax, 1860, $60.16. Lot north side
of Market street, 149 feet west of Twentieth, 21 by
190! Ninth ward.
Same vs. H. catiierwood, 0.r." J. T. 1.06 t., No. M.-
City and State tax, 1880, 174.92. Lot north side
Chestnut, 80 feet east ot Twenty-second, 90 by 168
feet; Ninth ward.
Same vs. John W. Wallace, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
32. City and State tax, 1860, $67.54. Lot and three
story brick dwelling , east side of Nineteenth street,
213 feet north of Chestnut street, 18 by 65; Ninth
ward.
Same vs. Rachternact, C. P.' J. T., leas, No. al.
City and State tax, 1880, 5.05.29. Lot and buildings
northeast corner Tenth and Morgan streets, 15 by
L°o; Tenth ward.
Satre re. John. Walters, D. T., 1865, No. 9.
City and State tax, 1860, $133.80. Lot northeast cor
ner Eleventh and Coates streets, 40 by 140; Four
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. B. P. O'Neill, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
34. City mid State tart 1860, 649.21. Lot and build
ings southeast corner iietneock and Phoenix Streets,
SO by it: Seventeenth ward.
Same vs. B. Sherry, D. C., J. T., 1865, No. 10. City
and State tax, 1860, $140.53. Lot and buildings north
side Master street, extending front America to Cad
walader streets, 30 on . Master, 160 on America, and
154 on Catiwalader; Seventeenth ward.
Same vs. B. Sherry, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 85. City
and State tax, 1860,i844'.60. Lot and three-story
w
brick dwelling - est side of Cadwallader street, 124
feet north of blaster street, 22 by 160; Seventeenth
ward.
Same vs. Margaret Fredericks,C. P., J. T., 1885,
No. 36. ity and State tax, 186 341.56. Lot west
side Wood street, 54 feet east of Duke street, 18 by
100: Eighteenth ward. .
Same vs. GeorgeM. Hill, G. P., J. T., 1865, No. 87.
City and State tax, 1860, V. 16. Lot south side Cher
ry street. Si feet west of Bedford street, 18 by 99;
Eighteenth ward.
Same vs. William Vaughn, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
33. City and State tax, 1860, $7.16. Lot southwest
side Vienna street, 100 feet south of Lemon street,
17 by 100; Eighteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles E. Spangler, D. C., J. T., 1865,
No. 11. City and State tax, 1860, $103.38. Lot north
east corner Trenton avenue and Ann street, 432 by
110 feet 9 hielleS tO Witte street; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. S. S. Davis, C. P., J. T., 1833, No. 39.
City and State tax 1660, g3:86. Lot southeast cor
ner of Ontario and Myrtle street, 250 by 63; Nine
teenth ward. -
Same vs. E. Davis, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 40. City
and Stale tax, 1860, $18.04. Lot southeast corner
Elm and Brown streets, 60 by 108; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Ggerge C. Barber, C. P. J. T. 1865, NO.
41. City and State tax, 1860, W. 28 .,
Lotnorthwest
corner Sargent and Trenton avenue,3o by /38; Nine
teenth ward.
Same cs. Robert Sitler, C. P. J. T., 3866, No. 4134.
City and State tax,lB6o, $18.42. Lot southeast corner
Sepriva and Jackson streets, 111 by 100; Nineteenth
ward. : .
SAW TS. Patrick Clark, C. P. J. 1865, No. 42.
City and State tax, Jaen, *16.03, Lot northwest cor
ner Aloultiollth and Duke streets., 63 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same TS. Joint C. Carver, C. P., J. 1865, N 0.43.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.99. Lot southwest cor
ner Trenton avenue and Calabria street, 60 by 146;
Nineteenth ward. -
.
S,anie vs. John B. Adams, C. P., J. T.,1865, N 0.44.
City and State tax, 1860, 00.72. Lot and four brick
braises west of Fitter street, 264 feet south of Hardi
son Arvet, 80 by 100; Nineteenth - ward.
Same -rs. James BL. CaelteP, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
45. City- and State tax. 1860, $18.95. Lot northwest
corner Salmon and Wellington streets, 108 by 103;
Nineteenth ward.
Satre vs. Thomas Daley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 46.
City and State tax, 1860514.11. Lot east side of
Brown street. 75 feet south of Reading Railroad, 57
by 30":: Nineteenth ward.
Same VS. R. S. Simpson, C. P.. J. T., 1866, No. 47.
City and Slate tax. Am, $14.73. Lot south side Cam
bria street, MO feet east of Coral. street, 60 by 146;
Nineteenth ward. _ _
Same vs. George W. Burr, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
48. City. and State tax, 1860, $15.99. Lot southwest
corner America and Cumberland streets, 60 by 114;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P. J. N
T., 1885, o.
49. City and State tax, 1860, $14.50. Lot west side-
Front street, 111 feet southward of Susquehanna
avenue, 51 Dy 110 ; _Nineteenth ward,
Same 5".5. same, C. P., J. T. 1665, No. 50. City
and State tax, 1860, $OB.Ol. 'Lot west side Front
street. 64 feet south of Diamond, 300 by 110; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T . . 186:5, - No. 51. City.
and State tax, 1860, *47.09. Lot west side Front
street, 54 feet north of Diamond, 175 by 110; Nine
teenth ward.
Same v5.J.V.Peter50n,C.P.,J.T.,1865,N0.52. City
and State tax, 1850, it 434.31. Lot and two brick houses
south side Pejitlar street, 116 feet wog, of Trenton
avenue- 50 by 00: Niueteelitil ward.
Same VS. tilr. Purvis, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 53.
City and State tax, 1860,.530.58. Lot southwest cor
ner Gaul and Clearfieldstreets, 205 by 165; Nine
teenth ward.
Sante s - s. Charles A. Pall, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
Si. City and, State tax, 1860,
I *3072. Lot west side
Hanco street. DA feet south of luntlngdon street,
142 by 109: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. J. Paul, C. P. J. T., 1865, NO. 55.
City and State tax, 1860, *18.9-11 Lot and building
east side Third street, 360 feet north of Oxford, 3.1
by 74: Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. Samuel Townsend, C. P., J. T., 1805, No.
56. City and State tax, 1860, *25.65. Lot and two
three-story brick houses east side Duke street, 216
feet south of Reading Itailroad, 89 by 81; Nineteenth
11 - 11 r
*owe vs. William Tieford, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
57. City and State tail, 1800, *HAI Lot tag bilte
Richmond street, 20feet north of Ontario street, n
by 14i Nineteenth ward.
.
'Same vs. John Tucker,C. P. J. T., 1805, No. SS.
City and State tax, IM .
O, Lot south side Vic
toria street. 160 feet east of Lau:Wert street, 71 by
71: Nineteenth ward. -
Same is. John C. tilde_ C. P. J. T., 1865. No. 59.
City and State tax. 1860 1 $lO,lO. Lot east side Walker
street, LW feet south of Reading Railroad, 64 by GM
Nineteenth ward. •
Same TS. Unknown, C.F., J. T., 1865, No. 60, City
and State tax. 1860, Lot west side kielvale
street, 43 feet north of Ann street, 37 by 100; Nine
teenth ward. •
Same vs. Unknown, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 61.
City and State tax, 1800, 85.12. , Lot east side Chat
!mill Street, 433 feet South Of Clinirlield, 36 by ms;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Unknown. C. P., T., 1863, N 0.82. City
and State tax, 1800, 513.99. Lot northeast corner.
Kettlewell and sTorpisi streets, 100 by 140; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. 11. B. Pennock, C. P,„ J. T., 1963, N 0.63.
City and State tax, 1860, 8121.89. Lot east side Chat
ham street, 25 feet north of Reading Railroad, 98 by
99.7%; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. O. C. RohertB, C. P. J. T,, 1865, NO. 64.
City and State tax, 1860, $16.09. Lot north side Hunt
ingdon street. 36 feet east of Thompson street, 59 by.
SO: - Nineteenth ward.
Same Va. James B. Ileamsey,C. T., 1865, No.
65. City and State tax, 1860, $7.00. Let and frame
dwelling north side Anthracite street, 160 feet east
of Almond. 20 by 'A
Same vs. Charles R. Spangler, P.C.. J. T., WA,
No. 11. City and State tax,WO, 15157.50. Lot east side
Trouts,, avenue. 60 feet north of Clonfieltil 582
.c rd.
Same vs:' a
A
. lialgttel, C. P. T,, 1860, No, 06.
City and Stale tax, 1860, 6524.31. ' Lot northwest ear
ner Allegheny avenue and Salmon, 150 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same VS. John it. Adams, D. C. J. T., 1865, No.
13. City . and
Stair tax. 1860, $118:29. Lot and ten
buntliima, northwest carver Brown and Gold
strAere, 191 hy Nineteenth ward.
Same VS. Jo M. Peyton, J. T.
1606, ;No.
87. Cilv and State tax, 1660, 321 135. Lot southeast
corner Miller and Allegheity avenue, 100 by 60; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John Mee, C• P., J. 'P., 1885, No. 68. City
and State tax, 1860, $23 .47. Lot south side Calabria
street, 162 feet cast Of Antherstreet, 100 by 146; Niue
tventh ward,
Same Ts. dotal p. F., J. T.. 1885. N o. 85 .
City and State tax, 1860, VLSI. Lot and tieentv-six
brief: houses, southeast corner ihnillitin and Coral
streets, 282 by 316; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George W. Brown, C. P., J. T-1061, No.
70. City and State tax, 8,8.61. Lot north we,t
Sepviva find Emellne streets, 36 by 60; Nineteenth
ward.
Same TS. Henry S. Mott, C. P. J. T. 1865. No. 71.
Cify !Onto tax. 1860, 1813.02. Dot northeast cor
ner liutler and Myrtle streets, 112 by 446; Nineteenth
ward.
Stone VS. Chris. E. Spangler. C. P., J. T.. 1865. No.
72. City ant State tax. 1860, $24.30. Lot northeast
corner. Werile and Clearfield streets, 144 by 75;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Wharton. C. P.. J. T., 1865, NO.
73. City and State tax, 1060, $15.80. Lot nc,rtb. aide
PAtrterteLstreet.
165 feet 'treat of Cedar street, 60 by
191; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William Watt, G. P., J. T, 1866, No. 74.
City and State tax, 1880. 35.70. Lot we ' d ;side Dau
phin street, 198 feet west of Trenton avenue, 10 by
100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Jacob Wetzel!, C. J. T., 1865, No. 7.
City and State tax, 1860, $8.61. Lot west side How
ard street, 162 feet south of York, 36 by 95; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John Patrick C. P. J. T. 18E 5 , NO. 76.
City and State tax, 1860, Lot mat side Brown
Street, 100 feet south o Allegheny avenue, 101 by
106; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George Payne, C. P.,1. T., 1805, NO. 77.
City and State tax, 1810, $13.20. Lot north side Al
legheny avenue, 41 feet north of Almond, 40 by 150;
Nineteenth ward.
Same ys. William B. Swanzey, C. P., Lots , 1865,
No. 78. City and State tax. 1800, $15.98. south
sitie Nettle 511101, 34 feet west of Apple, OS by 67i
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Jailers Trayncr, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
79. City and State tax, 1860, $18.91. • Lot north side
Randolph street, 142 feet west of Trenton avenue,
100 by ltag Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. B. Thomas, C. P.,J. T., 1865, No. 80.
City and State tax,lB6o, $lO.OB. Lot northeast cor
ner Somerset and Cedar streets, 60 by 80; Nine
teenth ward.
Sante vs. Edward Trout. C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 81.
City and State tax, IE6O, $15.30. Lot west side
Brown street, 183 feet south of Clearfield street, 52
by 95; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John W. Trump C. P., J. T., 1865 No.
82. City and State tax, 18d,524.81. Lot southeast
corner Allegheny avenue and Almond street, 188 by
70: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. TOOlllll5lOll, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
83. City and State tax, 1880, $11.77. Lot west side
Richmond sheet, 154 feet north or Allegheny ave
nue, 01 by 100; Nineteenth ward,
Same vs. Albert White, C. P., J. T., 1866. NO. 84.
City and State tax, 1860, 830.73. Lot southeast cor
ner Chatham and Wellington streets, 287 by 86;
Nineteenth ward.
Same is. John Vaughn, C. P.. J. T., 1865, No. 85.
City and Sta te tax. 18M, $14.51. Lot northeast Cor
ner of William and Almond. streets, 60 by 106; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. W. Whynoop, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 86.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.58. Lot southwest cor
ner Salmon and Wellington streets, 53 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Conrad Wyant, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 87.
City and State tax, IMO, $5.67. Lot east side Han
cock street, 282 feet south Of Cumberland street, 18
492; Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. Brown, Desert & Co., C. P. J. T. 1865,
No. 89, City and State tax, 1860,324.81. L ot north
west corner of Cumberland and Gaul streets, 60 by
160; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Joseph ht. Thomas. C. P. J. T.,1865,N0.
89. City and State tax, 1860, $5 9.53.L0t.. and build
ing northwest corner Girard avenue, and Darien
street, 18 by 97, No. 811; Nineteenthward, • •
Same vs.. Abraham White C. P A . J. T. 160, No.
90. City and State tax, 184, $24.96. Lot' southeast
corner of Myrtle and hettlewell streets, 191 by 215;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Stockton, C.P., J.T., 1885, N 0.91.
City nail State tax, 1860, $5.66.' Lot east side . Tucker
street. 266 feet west of> Cedar street, 16 by 76; Nine
teenth ward.
Same TS. Samuel F. Shank, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
92. City and State lax, Mel, 00.07. Lot northwest
corner Tulip and Tucker streets, 60 by 10 2 : Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Maitland, C.P., 1865, N 0.93.
City and State tax, 1860,536.755. Lot east side of
Broad street, 120 feet north of Jackson street, 120 by
513; Nineteenth ward.
Same va.Winiam Smith. C. P.. J. T., 1865. No. 94.
flit and State tax, 180, P. 07. Lot southeast corner
Cumberland and Tulip streets, ?I by 160; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Unknown, C.P. T., 1885, No. 95. City
and State tax, /860, -'Lot south side Toronto
street, 330 feet west of Bath street, 30 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. E. Spangler, C.11P., J. T.,1865, No. 96.
City and. State tax, 1860, V 2.66. Lot south gide of
Plum street. Se feet west of Bath street, 0 40 by- 100 ;
Nineteenth ward.
Sable vs. Patrick Norr - s, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.97.
City and State tax, 1860, $ 14.61. Lot northwest
corner William and Almond streets,6o by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Daniel McDevitt, C.P., J.T., 18E5. No.
98. City and State tax, 1860, $6.66. Lot southeast
corner Almond and Elm streets, 20 by 127; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Michael MelHenamy C. P., J. T.; 1865,
N 0.99. City and State tax, 1860:$11.57. Lot south
west corner of William and Tulip streets, 54 by 102;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. W. •fileEllione, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
100. City and State tax, 1860, 327.77. Lot south side
Cambria street. 60feet west of Trenton avenue, 113
by 146; Nineteenth ward.
Same ys, John Nelson, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 101.
City and State tax 1860, $14.54. Lot southeast cor.
ner Almond and Birch streets, 105 by 60; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John McCloskey, C. P., J. T., 1860, No
102. Cite and State tax; 1860, $l3. Lot northwest
corner Howard and Norris, 70 by 45; Nineteenth
ward. ' -
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Same vs. C. S. Oram, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 103.
City and State tax, 1860, $57.28. Lot northeast co,
tier West ;mu Division, 292 by 101 ItTineteeenth
ward.
• .
Same vs. A. Olivine C. P . J. T. 1865. No. Mi.
Mr and State tax, 186 . 0, 513.80. Lot 'southeast eor
nei Allegheny avenue and Brown, 70 by Mt:Mae
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. Wendell, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 105.
City and State tax, 1860, $12.99. Lot east side Sumer
set; 22 feet south of Howard, 46 by 110; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. C. Wendell. C. P., J. T.. 1865, NO, 106.
CRT and State taw. 1860. *18.89. Lot south side. Le
high avenue, 60 feet cast of SeliViva, 96 by 120; Nine
teenth ward. -
Same vs. Richard Wlitteall, C. P., J. T., 186.5, No.
107. City and State tax. 1860, $15.99. Lot north side
Somerset street, 165 feet west of. Cedar street, 60 by
191: Nineteenth ward.
Same 1. - K. J. C. Weber. C. P.,..5. T., 1865, No. 108.
City and MOO tax, 1860. $14.51. Lot southeast cor
ner Pepper and Lemon streets, 80 by DO: Nineteenth
.ward.
Same vs. Thomas McCann, C. P., J. T.. 1865, No.
108,16. City and State tax, 1860, Vll.BB. Lot and frame
house southwest corner Somerset and Almond.
strets, 20 b' 100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Robert McKinley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
M. City and State tax, 1860, $lO.OB. Lot east side
Almond street 160 feet south of Westmoreland, 52
by 140! Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William C. McMaktn, C. P., J. T., 1885,
No. 110. City and State tax, 1860, 430.72. Lot south
west cornerVaui and Wellington, 267 by 89; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Wm. McFarland, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
111. City and State tax, 1860, $21.87. Lot southwest
corner of Front and Lnamond streets, 60 by 110 feet;
Nineteenth ward.
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Same vit. Carlton R. Moore, C, gt? J. T., 1855, No.
112. City and State tax, moo, aiza.za. tot ....Ahead
corner &ageaut and Zeiycira, 54 by 140; Nineteenth
ward. •
. .
Same vs. Carlton R. Moore, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
113. City and State tax, 1693, $18.42. Lot southwest
corner Pepper and Tulip streets, 100 by 90; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Moore, C. P., J. T., 1665, No. 114.
City anti State 1860, $30.72. Lot east side Duke
street, so reet soutn. or Elm street, 150 by 141! Nine.
Meath ward.
.
$11171:10 Vs. George Moore, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 115.
City and State tax. 1860, $15.46. Lot west side Sal
-111011 street, 100 feet south of Clearfield street, 51 by
105; Nineteenth ward.
•. • .
Same vs. George Moore C. P., J. T.,1865, No. 116.
City and State tax, 1860A30.69. Lot northeast Cor
ner Lehigh avenue and West street, 99 by 117; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. H. Morgan, C. P.,J. T., 180, N 0 .11 7.
City and State tax, 1880, $12.89. Lot east side Bodine
street, GO feet north of Columbia avenue, 57 by 49;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mitchell, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 118. City
and State tax, 1860, $8.59. Lot north side Cumber
land, 68 feet west of Cedar street, 18 by 160; Nine
teenth ward.
.Samc. vs. Benjamin E. Moore, C.P., J. T., 1865, No.
119. City and StSte. tax, 1860, 18.1` , .._.78. Lot northwest
corner Wheat Sheaf lane and Cooper street, 75 by
536 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Some vs. D. Monier, C. P., J.T„ 1865, No. 120. City
and State tax, 1880. $6,40. Lot west side Duke street,
126 feet south of Monmouth street, 121 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. S. W. Stockton, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 121.
City and State tax, 1860, $7.16. Lot and frame house
eouti. sale MaMatle street, 20 feet east of Mel - vale, 20 by
100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. W. Carrigan, C. P., a. T., 1065. No.
122. City and State tax, 1860, $59.89. Lot southeast
corner Duke and Westmoreland streets, 348 by 95;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Benjamin Pitt - field, C. P., J. T.,1865, No.
123. City and State tax, 1860, 5,38. Lot on 'York
Gordon,'G
street, bounded by West, Paul, and York
streets; Nineteenth ward,
Same vs. Eliza A. Reed, C. F., J. T., 1865, No. le.-1.
City and State tax, 1860, $13.46. Lot on Adams
street, bounded by Adams, Duke, Emeline, and
Almond streets; Nineteenth ward. •
Same vs. Aaron Subers, C. P., J. T.,1865,'N0. 125.
City and . State tax,lB6o, $83.66. Lot southwest et:Dr
'ner Clearfield and Lemon streets, 198 by 101; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs, DuboSque, C. P., J.T. 1865, N 0.193. City
and State tax, 1660, $18.94. Lot northeast corner
Somerset and Amber streets, 721)1146; Nineteenth
ward. .
Same vs. Dubosque, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 127.
City and State tax, 1860, $12.49. Lot southeast cor
ner Cambria anti Amber streets, 90 by 73; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Charles Dixey, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 128.
City and State tax. 1860, $23.21. Lot southwest cor•
ner Auburn and Trenton avenue, 98 by 146; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John 0. Pritchette, C. P., J. T., 3.663, - No.
129. City and State tax, 1860, $24.81. Lot west aide
Richmond street, 440 feet north of Ann street, 40 by
200; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Pryor, C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 130.
City and State tax, 1860, $9.37. Lot and frame build
ing north side Somerset street, 84 feet east of West
street, 18 by 106; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. H. D. Pennock, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 131,
City and State tax, 1880, $94.17. Lot northeast cor
ner I:livision and Duke, 196 feet 4 inches by 95 feet
7-11 inches; Nineteenth ward.
Seine vs. H.. S. Patterson. C. P., J. T. '
1865, No.
132. City and State tax. 1860, $18.94. Lot southeast
corner Almond and Clearfield, 100 by 140; Nineteenth
ward.
kialne vs. William Dickerson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
/as. eft;-“ad State ta5,1880,*18.94. LOt and brick
building east side Hancock street, feet north of
Norris street, 32 by 100; Nineb enth ward.
Same VS. John Dittman, C. P., T, 186 S, No. ISt
City and State tax. 1860, $10.07. . Lot east side Han
cock, 156 feet north of Cumberland street, 38 by 92;
Nineteenth ward. •
Same vs. Daniel Poland, C. P., J. T., 1865 N 0.135.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.54. Lot south side il
11am feet east of Trenton avenue,s4 by 102;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Ben3atilill fleitter, C. F., tr. T.,-1865, No.
136. City and State tax, 1860, 121.88. Lot and brick
house thereon, cast side Brown street, 36 feet north
of Emory, 17 by 109; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William R. Dickerson, C. P. J. T., 1865,
No. 137. City and State tax, 1886, $lO.OB. Lot and
frame house, west side of Germantown road, 88 feet
north of Little Poplar 16 feet, extending , half way
to Sixth street, in depth; Nineteenth ward.
Same ys. Mr. Peters, C. P., J. T., 1685, NO. 138,
City and State tax, 1860, $11.51. Lot southwest cor
ner Trenton avenue and Clearfield street, 54 by 103;
Nineteenth ward.
- Same v - . Bernes Shee, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 139.
City and State tax, 1860, 530.19. Lot west side Nester
street. 342 feet north of Somerset street, 225 by 65;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. E. Burton, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 140.
City anti State tax MO. gat.Bs. Lot northwest cor
ner of Comi,eriatfd and SehViVa, 45 by 160; NW,-
teenth ward.
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Same vs. George A. Richmond, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 141. City and State tax, 1860, 43.51. LOt south
east corner of Anthracite and Almond, 40 by SO feet;
N'ineteenth ward. •
Same vs. E. Klippen, C. 1";, J. T., 1865, No. 145.
City and State tax, 1860, $26.27. Lot north side Sor
rill street, 260 feet east or Melville, 100 by 108; Nine
teenth ward,
Same Ts. Henry S. Mott, O. P., J. T., 1985, NO..
143. City and State tax. 1840, $20.05. Lot northwest
d:Orner 13u tler and Myrtle streets, 112 by 20; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James S. Lawrence, C. P. J.T, 1885,Nb.
149. City and State tax, 1860, $lO.OB Lot southwest
corner Commissioners' avenue and West street, 57
by 80; Nineteenth ward.
'Same rs. A. •Longstretli, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
14.5, city and State tax. moo, $8.1.0. Lot north side
York street, 125 feet west of SeOtiVa street, 181 ,y 1 28
feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Frank. Lodge, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. HO.
City and State tex t 1860, $13.73. Lot southeast cor
ner Hancock and lork streets, 60 by 92 feet; Nine
teenth ward.
Same es. A. Longstreth, C, 'P., J. T., 1865, 190.147.
City and t3tate tax,
1860, .V. 8.1.85. Lot northeast cor
ner Sargeant and belliivit oifeTtSt 56 by 138 ; Nine
teenth ward,
Same vs. Henry Keyser. C. I'.,J. T., 1865, No. 148.
City and State tax, MO, 105.91. ,Lot West side Sal
mon street, 125 feet south of Wellington street,72 by
105: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. C. Klookenbring,
149. City and State tax, 1860. $lO.ll. Lot southwest
corner \%and Vermont, :fa by 151 feet V,ti Inch;
N111012(111[11 ward.
Sane vs. Henry Krider, C. F., J. T. 1886, No. MO.
City and State tax. 1860, $lO.Ol. I.ot. northeast
corner Pepper anti Tulip streets, 60 by 59; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Martin Kelly, C. P. J. T. 1865, No. 151.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.99. Lot southeast
corner West and 4.;aul streets, 80 by 22; Nineteenth
ward.
bailie y.S. Michael C. P., J. T..
17,115, No.
SM. Cavan(' State tax, 1860, $18.94. Lot north stde
Somerset. 72 feet east of Amber street, 7Z by 146;
Nineteenth ward. . .
Same vs. Joel Jones, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.153.
City and State tax. 1860, *18.95. Lot east side Beach
street. 88 feet south of Reading Railroad, 64 by 81;
Nineteenth ward.-
Same vs. William B.Johnson,C.P., T.,1865, No.
181. City and State tax, 1860, *50.81. Lot north side
Pepper. So feet west of Trenton avenue, 120 by 82;
ineteentli lea tql.
Same vs. J. Thompson, C. P., J. T., 160, N 0.165.
City and State tax. 1860, $44.90. Lot northwest
corner rorlt and Dancork streets, 183 by 107; Nine
teenth ward.
Saint vs. J. ThompsOn, C. P., J. T.,'1865, No. 156.
City and State tax, 1860, $54.28. Lot east side How
ard., 16 feet 8 inches north of 3704 street, 2-52 by 110
.Pert : Nineteenth ward.
Same ye. J. Thompson C, r„ J, 1865, No. 157.
City and State tax. 1860, 401.60. Lot northeast
corner 'Hancock. and Dauphin, 250 by 90: Nineteenth
ward.
Same VS. Edward Aiken, C. P., J. T. 1985, No.
158. City and State tax, lB6o. 9a1.93. Lo t side.
Front street, 302 feet smth of DuutingdOn, 90 by 100;
Nineteenth ward.
151111111 VS. COMici Ash, C. T., 1860, No• 15.3.
City and State tax, 1866, VAS. Lot %soli ante Melt.
mond street, 238 feet south of Emory, 17 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Allegheny Wart Land Company. C. P.,
1..'T., 1865, No. 160. City and State tax, 1360,
Lot south side Allegheny avenue, 284 feet east of
Richmond, 20 by 191; Nineteenth ward.
Saint vs. Same, C. P., J. T., 1868, No. 161. City
and State tax, 1690, *4.53. Lot south side Saxson
street, 100 feet east Of. Richmond street, 64 by 72;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Sill»V C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 162, City
and •State tax, 1:360, $4.94. Lot north side Saxson
street, 244 feet west from Bath street, 64 by 68; Nine
teenth ward. .
Same vs. Same, C. P. J. T. 1865, No. 163. City and
State tax, 7660, X 5.07, 1 "" 9444 "de Bit /OqA street,
THE. PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA:,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1865:
148 feet west of Bath street, 90 by 68; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P., J. T. 1966, No. 184. City and
MO tax, 1890, 91546. Lot south side of Samson
Street, 1.4 , 6 feet east of nicinnoud, 240 by TL; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. David Allen, C. P., J. T.; 1865, No. 105.
City and State tax, 160, 311.66. Lot north side Wil
liam street, 368 .feet east of Trenton avenue, 54 by
102; Nineteenth ward.
same vs. 'Robert Sitter ' C. P., J. F. 18(61, No. 166.
City and State tax, 1810.918 AL Lot northeast cor
ner nicker and Sepvlva streets, 111 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Schrack„ C. P., J. T., 1885, Nit. 167.
City and State tax, 1860, Bdo.lo. Lot east stile Tor
pin street, 80 feet south of Tioga street; 60 by 140;
N nel eenth - vrurd.
Same vs. E. 3. 59 111 16 1 , C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 181.
City and State tax, 1860.808 M: Lot east side Duke
street, 152 feet south of Heading Railroad, 64 by 81
feet 7 inches; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. S. M. Sarkenheitn, P. J. T., 1885, No.
169, City and State tax, 1860, 061.48. Lot and
three-story brick building at the Junction of Frank
ford road and Trenton avenue, 105 by 48; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Mr. Schenck, C. P. J. T., 1865, Ne. 170.
City and State tax, 1860, 888.65. Lot north' side
Wood street. 154 feet west of Cedar street., /8 by 160:
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs..l. W. Sterling, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. fit
City and State tax, 1860, 915.28. Lot northwest cor
ner Tulip and Huntingdon, 60 by 100; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Charles F., Spangler C. P. J. 1865,
No. 172. City and State tax, 1860, 8117.28. Lot south
east corner of Tulip and Clearfield streets, 162 by 100
feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Shelter, C. P., T.,1886, No. 175.
City and State tax, moo, 400.63. Lot northwest cor
ner Amber:lnd/Warns streets, Why Nineteenth
ward.
Ssite 'vs. Catharine Taylor, C.F., J. T., 1866, No.
174. City and State tax, 1860, 43.2.80. Lot and three
buildings thereon, west side Second street, 210 feet
south of 'York street, 20 by 121; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. F. Taylor, C. .V. J. T., 1865, No. 175. City
and State tax. 1860, $60.20. Lot northwest corner
St a ts id.
luehauna and Third, 314 by 102; Nineteenth
w
Same ys. Mr. Thomas. C. P. J. T., 1885., No. 176.
City and State tax 1860, *lO.BB. Lotand brick build.
ing west side Bodine street, 364 feet west of Mont
gomery street, 14 by 49; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Jacob Sulger, C. P.,J. T., 1865, No. 177.
City- and State tax, 1890, $13.99. Lot east side Frank
ford road, 70 feet north of Huntingdon, 40 by 120;
Nineteenth ward.
Same Ye. J. R. Sulger, C. P., J.. T., 1995.. N 0.178.
City and State tax, 1860,9E9.58. Lot northeast cor
ner Frankford road and Huntingdon street, 30 by 80;
Nineteenth weld.
Same vs. R. S. Simpson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 179.
City and State tax, 186°. 818.42. Lot southwest cor
ner Somerset and Amber streets, 60 by 172; Nine
teenth ward.
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Same vs. R. S. Simpson, C. P., d. T., PM, No. 180.
City and State tar, MO, 1821.37. Lot south side Sum
mer street, 191 feet east of Amber street; Nine
teenth ward. .
Same vs. A. B. Scott, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 181.
City and State tax, 1860, $14.59. Lot and tire beta.
buildings. northeast corner Adams and Amber, 64 0
by 84; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Alleghany Wharf Land Company,
J. T., 1865, No. 182. City and Stale tax, 1990, $12.24.
Lot south side Allegliany. avenue, 304 feet east of
Richmond street, 120 - by 119; Ninteenth ward.
Same vs. same,C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 183. City
and State tax, 1860, $4.91. Lot north side Saxson
eon street, 148 feet cast of Richmond street, 80 by 68;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 184. City
and State tax, /NO, 04.70. LOt On. Bath street;
bounded by Bath, Mleghany avenue, and the river
Delaware; Nineteenth war d.
Sa m e vs. Bertles •Shee, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 165.
City and State tax, 1860, $13.03. Lot south side Le
high avenue, 90 feet west of Amber, 40 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. J. B. Mg. er C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 186.
City and State tax, 1800 11 04.82. Lot northwest cor
ner Huntingdon and emahls street 4, 100 by 60;
Nineteenth ward.
Same "Vs. J. St. Simpson, C. P. J. T., 1885, No.
187.. City and State tax, 181X1, $22.83.. Lot southeast
corner Alleghany avenue and West street, 190 by
122; , Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. M. Shaw C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 188.
City and State tax, 1060, $40.63. Lot west side Al
mond street, 72 feet north of Wellington, 174 by 122;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William S. Simpson, Cr P., J. T., 1865,
No. 189. City and State tax, 1860, $20.41. Lot South
west corner of Auburn and Amber streets,•94 by 146;
Nineteenth ward. _
. .
Same vs. William S. Simpson, C. P., J. T., 1965,
No. 190. City and State tax, 1860, 9119.80. Lot north
east corner Auburn and Coral streets, 94 by 146;
Nineteenth ward.
same ye, Mr, Johnson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 191.
City and State tax, 1860, $--. LOt northeast corner
Richmond lane and Witte street, 110 by 128; -Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. J. W. Johnson, C. P., J. T.; 1865, No.
192. City and State tax, 1860, $5.67. Lot north side
Diamond street, 90 feet east of Thuron street, 16 by
60; Nineteenth ward.
Same rs. James Hill. C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 193.
City and State tax. 1860, $15.09. Lot southeast cor
ner Kettlewell and Rank streets. 112 feet 6 inches by
191 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. D. Razell. C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 194.
City and State tax, 1860, $13.08. Lot northwest
corner Ontario and Myrtle, 161 by 155; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Hall. C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 195.
City and State tax, 1860, $17.64. Lot east side Al
mond street, 155 feet south. of Lehigh avenue, 65 by
535; Ninteenth ward.
_:ante vs. John Hall. C. P.. J. 'T.. 1865,' No. 196,
City and State tax, MO, $15.99. Lot west side. Provenstreet, 131 feet south of Clearfield, 54 by 91; Nine
teenth ward. . .
.• • .
Same ye. George Hartman, C. P. J. T„ 1865, No.
191. City and State tax, i 8 V. 16. Lot north side
Nassau street, 80 feet east of Tulip street, 32 by 83;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs..
Frederick Heim, C. P., J. T. lam, No.
198, City and State tax, 1860, $14.51. Loenerth able
SOmeiset, i 46 feet south of Trenton avenue, 56 by
191; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. O. Hoffman, C. P. T., MN No.
199. City and State tax, 1860, *99 .69. Lot southwest
corner Somerset and (ant streets, 271 by 80; Nine
teenth ward.
Same TS. C. H. Horn, C. P., J. T. 1865, O. 200. City and State tax 1860,..521.36. ' Lot northeast
corner Somerset and Gaul, 133 by 80. Nineteenth
ward. Same •
vs. Same. C. r., J. 1 4 ., MI, 14.5. 9.01. City
and State tax, 1800. .8.64. Lot east side Chatham,,
170 feet north of Somerset, 32 by 95; Nineteenth.
ward.
Some Ts. 'Bartley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 202. City
and. State tax, 1360, $lO.lO. Lot west side Brown
street. 127 feet south of Reading Railroad, 32 by
—: Nineteenth ward.
Slane Ts: c, Dr. (i; B, CiarWr i e• P•T 1865 ;W°.
203. CRT and State tax, 1860, Lot eolith side
Anthracite street, 80 feet east of Amber, 51 by SO;
Nineteenth ward. _ .
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• Same vs. John Garber, C. P. J. T., 186.5, No. 201.
City and State tax, 1860, $7.85. Lot south side An
thracite street, 131 feet east of Almond, 34 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. E. 11. Grant, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 205.
City 811 d State tax, 1860, $lO.ll. Lot southeast ear
ller-Adams and Tulip, 12 hy _mot Kin4teenth. ward,
Same vs. Charles Geopp C. T., 1865, No. 200.
City and State tax, 1860,515.36. Lot northeast cor
ner Martha and 1:11111Lingtion, 100 by 60; Nineteenth
ward. - A
Same vs. John Geisier, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 207.
City and State tax, 1860, $34.20. Lot southwest cor
ner. Susquehanna avenue and. Front street, 117 by
110: Nineteenth ward.
. . .
Wavle TS. W. it C. Faulkner, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
209. City and State tax, 18604 VAL Lot southwest
earner Clearfield and Cooper, 80 by 00; Nineteenth
ward.....
Same vs. John Fagan, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 209.
City and State-tax, 1860,610.16. Lot east side West
street, 95 feet south of Elm street, 18 by 120; Nine
teenth ward.
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Same vs. Fritz and Williams. C. P., J. T., 1965,
No. 210. City and State tax, 1860. $2.3.35. Lot north
east Verner Duntingdon and Collins streets, 110 by
20; Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. J. Evans, C. P...J. T., 1845, NO. 211. City
and Sate tax, 1860, *8.76. Lot southwest corner of
Gaul and Westmoreland streets, 253 by 165; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John R. Evans, C. P•, J. T., 1865, No.
212. - City and State tax, 1860, $36.59. Lot southeast
corner Gaul and Westmoreland streets, 174 by 135;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George Davis, C. P., J. T., 1801, No. 212.
City And State tax, lap, $5.68. Lot south side of
Pepper street, 180 feet east of Cedar street, 16 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William Deal, C. P., J. T.,1845, No. 214.
City - and State tax, 1660, $lO.lO. Lot north side of
Sargeant, 8T feet east of Jasper street, 100 by 88;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John Dougherty, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
215. City and State taxosoo, $1. 68 . Lot west side of
Duke street, 92 feet east of Rrilliam street, 76 by
105; Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. Clement, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 216. City
and State tax, 1860, $129.81. Lot west side of Chat
ham street, 80 feet north of Allegheny avenue, 126
by 65; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Ovren Clark. C. P., J T., 1865, No. 217.
City and state tax, 1860,010.68. Lot northeast corner
Richmond and Aettlewell streets, 20 by 147; Nine.
teenth ward.
Same vs. John Kraut, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 218.
City and State tax, 1860, $7.17. Lot north side
Somerset, 133 feet east of Gaul, 36 by 80; Nineteenth
n•ard.
Same vs. C. & W. Clothier, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
219. City and State tax, 1860,.520.83. Lot northwest
corner Somerset and Tulip, 80 by 191; Nineteenth
ward.
SaMA re. Broyenis, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 220. City
and State tax, 1860. 10.08. Lot southwest corner
Ontario and Cooper, 60 by 12n; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. S. C. Billmeyer, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. Mt.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.Ol. Lot south side Net-
Unwell, 215 feet east of Myrtle, 60 by 191; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. J. B. COyt. C. P., J. T. '
1865, No. 222.
City and state tax, 1860, $lO.lO. Lot north aide Pep
ker street, GO feet west of Tulip street, 60 by 5'9;
Nineteenth ward.
Same NE. Edward Clinton,C. P., J. T.,1860, No.
223. City and State taxes, 160, $4.01. Lot east side.
Howard street, 338 feet north of York street, 18 by
92; - Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Edward Clinton, O. P., J. T., 1865, No.
City and State tax, 1860, $5.46. Lot east side
Hancock street, 540 feet south of Huntington. street,
is M,ro2; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs.K. C. CreasP,C. r., a.T.,150,N0.225. City
and State tax, 1860, $21.87. Lot east side Richmond
street, 20 feet north of Ontario street, 87 by 150;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Clayton Allen. C. P., J. 'P., 1865, N 0.226.
City and State tax, 1860418.95. Lot west side Lemon
street, 180 feet 9 inches north of Ann street, 108 by
101; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Stewart, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 227.
City and state tax, 1860, $10.51, Lot east side Third
street, 92 feet north of riusquenanua avenue, iSe. by
114; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James. Saul, C. P., S. T., 1865, No. 228.
City and State tax, 1860, 608.01. Lot west side Front
street 267 feet south of Susquehanna avenue, 90 by
110; Nineteenth ward.
• .
Same vs. J. W. Colladay,C. P. J. T., 1885.N0.229.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.45. 'Lot east side Duke
street, 81 feet south of Wellington, 76 by-95; Nine
teenth ward.
.
Saine vs. S. T. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 10(4, co. 230.
City and State tax. 1860445.43. Lot southeast corner
Lehigh avenue and Almond street, 155 by 90; Nine
teenth ward.
.
Same vs. William D, Baker, C. P., T., 1865, No.
231. City and State tux, 1860, 4124.82. Lot southwest
corner Allegheny avenue and -- street, 188 by 70;
Nineteenth_ward.
Same r.s. George W. Bnrr, C. P. J. T.. 1885. No.
WN. City and State tax { 186% LOt 99atheast
corner uuntheriand and Third streets, 400 by 114;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James and John Brown,C. P. J. T.
1865, No. 233. .City and State tax, 1E421.87. Lot
south side Somerset street, 288 feet east of Amber,
72 by 172; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mary A. Bower, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
234. City and a tate tax, 7860, $lO.ll. Lot south aide
Norris street 80 feet ; 6 inches east of Trenton ave
nue, 15 feet 6 inches by 208 feet t Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. M. flowers, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 235.
City and State tax, 1860, *17.45. Lot south side Nor
ris street,
_241 feet 6 inches east of Trenton avenue,
99 by 135; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. N. Bowers, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 236.
City and State tux, 1860, *12.52. Lot south side Nor
ris street, 384 feet 6 inches east of Trenton avenue,
73 by 86; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Henry Budd, C. P.,J. T., 1565, No. .217.
City sod k tate tax, 1880 *8.60. Lot west adde Firth
street, 292 feet south of York street, 56 by 139; Nine
teenth ward.
. .
Same vs. Andrew Betzner, C. P. J. T., 1863, No.
238. City and State tax, 1860, $ 15.84. ' Lot and frame
house west side Front street, 140 feet south of Hun
tingdon street, 36 by 110; Nineteenth ward.
same vs. Jenks Mack; C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 239.
City and State tax, 1860, $4.93. Lot east side Alaseher
street, 181 feet north or Dauphin, 18 by 95 t Nineteenth
ward.
Marne vs. John Brown, C. P., J. T., 1665, No. 240.
City and State tax, .1.860,54.25. Lot south side Sar
geant street, 296 feet east of Emerald street, 18 by
146: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. ;innate' Bechtold, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
241. City. and State tax, 1000,, $7.17. Lot north side
York Arcot, 140 feet west of. Cumberland street, 18
•
by 150; Nineteenth ward.
Mlle Vs. J. Brown, C.P. J.T., 1865, No. 242. city
and State tax, 1860, $13.05. ' Lot and brick house east
side Emerald street, 68 feet south of Ella street, 12
by 52; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. B. Cristy, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 243.
City and State tax, 1860, 430,73. Lot east side West
street, 90 feet north of Lehigh avenue, 130 by 117;
Nineteenth -ward.
. .
Same v 6. William Chew, C. P., J.T., 1885, No. 244.
City and State tax, 1860, 619.61. Lot northwest cor
ner Alniond and Monmouth, 105 by 60; Nineteenth
ward.
Same Vs. Abram Baker,C. P., J. ~ 1865, No. 245.
City and State tax, 1800, 40 'P .35. Lot southwest cor
ner Richmond and Westmoreland. 50 by 475; Nine
teenth ward.
iztrae vs. At. E. and d. C. Crease, C, P., J. T.,1865,
No. 296. City and State tax, 1860, 8118.94. Lot south
welt corner Wemluy and 'Gamin rt, HO fry .145; Nine
teenth wart!.
Same vs. F. W. Coniston, C. P., J. T.,
186.5,e.
247. City and State tax, 1860, $13.03. Lot west side
Richmond street, 269 feet north of. Maple, 20 by 200;
Nineteenth ward.
Same VS. C. Bauer, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 218. City
and State tax, 1860, $15.99. Lot northeast corner
West and Ciearileld, 122 by 74; Nineteenth ward.
Sam VB, ClialiCS E. Spangler, C. P., J. T., 186.5,
No. 249. City and State tax, 1050 7 e. 30.20. tot north
east corner Ann and Lesion streets,l47 feet 8 inches
by 140 feet: Nineteenth ward.
Slane VS. A. E. Spangler, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
nth Cite and State tax, 1660, 441.81. Lot northwest
corner Staple und 8uth,.40 by 257: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. :Spangler, C. I'., J. T. 1865, No. 251.
pity and State tax , 1009 , 050.89. Lot Northwest cor
ner Pain; and Patti 4troota, ro by MO: Ninoteentit
ward.
• Sane vs. C. E. Spangler. C. P., J. T., 1865. No.
252. City and State tax, 1860, li: , 58.88. Lot southeast
corner Trenton avenue and Clearfield, 300 by 133 feet
to Witte street; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 252. City and
State tax, MO. $14.70. Lot north side. Ann street,
180 feet cast of Melvale street, 240 by 100; Nineteenth
ward.
Sante
S vs. J. Church, C. IS., 1543 Na, 254.
City and State ta x..lßaa, $14.28. Lot east side SprlitA
street, 57 feet south of Commissioners' avenue, 411
bv 50; Nineteenth ward.
'Same vs. Same, C. I'., J. T. 1865, No. 2,54. City
and Mate tO, /40, 417.17. Lot northeast corner
Commissioners , avenue and Caul, 57 by 130; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. George Pifer, 0. P., J. T., 1365. No. 256.
City and State tax, 1830, $11.50. Lot and brick
',wilding east side Front street, 92 feet north of Har
rison street, 18 by 931 Nineteenth ward, -
Same vs. Joseph M. Thorne, C. P., 3. T,l OM.
No. 217. City and State tax, 1810, $24.31. Lot and
dwelling west side of Tenth street, 139 feet south of
Master, 15 by 100, No. 13341 Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P., J. T. 1835, No. 258. City
and State tax, 1860, 8d1.23. Lot and dwelling west
side of Marshall street, 261 feet Hi inch north of
popiar, Jll by 87 feet 5 niches, No. 932; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Mrs. Peason, C. P., J. T., 1885, NO. 259.
City and State tax, 1880, *30.70, Lot and dwelling
east side of Seventh street, 05 feet north of Master
street, 17 by SS, No. 1409; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas C.,P., J. T., 1835,
140. 269. City and State tax, 1860,'523.35. Lot and
dwelling cast side of Seventh street, 281 feet 434
111f11P6 north of Poplar street, 16 by 87 feet 5 inches,
No, 927; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Trutt, C. P., J. T.. 188,5. NO. 261.. City
and State tax, 1882, $19.26. Lot south side of Vine
street, 94 feet west of Twenty-second street, 32 by
85: Tenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Roberts, 0. P., T. T., 1865, No.
262. City and State tax, 1860, *36.08. • Lot and
dwelling northeast corner of Franklin and Master
streets, Si by Twentieth ward.
Stone vs. John Leta. C. P.. J. T., 1885, NO. 263.
City and State tax, 1860, $22.40. Lot and dwelling
west side of Heath street, 81 feet east of Thirteenth
street, 14 by_63, No. 1245; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Peter Mustin, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 264,
City and State tax, 1860, *18.40. Lot and dwelling
south side of Haines street, 17 feet west of Twelfth
street, 12 by 60 feet 17 inch; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. A. Zelby, C. P. J. T. 1865, No. 265. City
and State. tax, 1860, $3.47. Lot northeast side Sum
mer Street, 180 feet nOrthiteSt Of Hatton 40 by 115;
Twenty-fourth ward.
Same vs. D. Arinstreng, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 201.
City and State tax, 1860, $30.04. Lot and dwelling
west side Sixth street, 117 feet sy, inches south of
Oxford street, 16 feet 6 inches by 98 feet 2 inches;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. John Klump, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 267,
City and State tax, 1860, *39.62. Lot and dwelling
east side Twelfth greet, 125 feet 8011611 of Kent
gomery, 30 by 171; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Mrs. Chapman, C. P., J. T., 1365, No.
268. City and State tax, 1860, 03.65. Lot and dwell
ing east side Fifteenth - street, 125 feet north of Gi
rard avenue, 17 by 95 feet 8 inches; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
269, City and State tax, 1860, $18.40. Lot and three
story brick house west side of. Hutchinson street.
151 feet i 6 inch north of Poplar, 18 by 64; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs.. same, C. P.. T, 1865, No. 270. City
stud State tax, 1860, *18.82. Lot and three-story
brick dwelling west side of Hutchinson street, 135
feet 15 inch north of Poplar, 16 by 64, No. 91.6;. Twen
tieth ward.
Some vs. Freeman Scott, C. R, J. T., : 1865, No.
271. City and State tax, 1860,801.45. Lot and dwell-.
ing west side Hutchinson street, 71 feet ,St" inch
north of Poplar, 11 by 64, No. 908; Twentieth ward..
Same vs. John Bans,C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 272.
City and State tax, 186, *22.62. Lot and dwelling
northeast side Ridge avenue, 64 feet southeast of
Oxford street, 16 by 40; Twentieth ward.
Same Vs. Jos. al. Thomas, C. P., J. T., 1365, No.
273. City and State tax, 1960, $58.13. Lot and dwell
ing north side Girard avenue, 18 feet weft of Das
rlen street, 17 by 87. No. 813,• Twentieth ward.
Same vs. N. Morton, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 274.
City and Statetax, 1860, $42.49. Lot and dwelling
west side Fifteenth' street, 16 feet north of Walker
street, 16 by 103, No. 1220 Twentieth ward.
Same vs. William Bucknell, C. P., J. T.,4885, No.
275. City and State tax, 1860, $81.16. Lot southwest
corner Ridge Avenue and Master; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. J, Hutchinson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
276. City and State tax, 1860, 410.77. Lot west side
Sixth street, 100 feet north of ThOtnpSon street, 20
by 90; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Charles Hobbs, C. P., J.T., 1865, No. 277.
City and State tax, 1880,515.47. Lot and dwelling
east side Twenty-first street, 193 feet 4% inches
south of Oxford, 17 feet 2 inches by 103 feet; Twen
tieth - ward.
Same vs. 0. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1606; No. 278.
City and State tax, 1860, $21.36. Lot south side Col
lege avenue. 56 feet west of Nineteenth street, 50
by 80; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Hacker & Conrad, C. P., J. T., 4885, No.
279. City and State tax, 1863,.515.48. Lot northwest.
corner Eighth and Morris,ffi by 67 feet 5 inches;
First ward.
Same vs. Washington Ross, C. P. J. T., 1885, No.
280. City and State tax, 1860, vox: Lot and dwell
ing north. side Thompson street, 47 feet west of Six
teenth street, 25 by 100. No. 1604 i Twentieth ward.
Samevs. Joseph Thomas, C. P., J. T.,1865,340.
281. City and State tax, 1860424.32. Lot and dwell
ing west, side of Tenth street, 124 feet south of Mas
ter. 15 by 100. No. 1336; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. H. S. Fox, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 282.
AT
C and State tax, 1880,54.28. Lot west side Minor,
108 feet north - 0af...4 Pleasant,4B by 1849; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. John E. Peek, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 283.
City and State tax, 1860, $24.82. Lot east side Broad
street, 198 feet north of Thompson, 24 by 160; Twen
tieth ward.
Same vs. Henry W. Gault, C. P, J. T., 1885, No.
284. City and State tax, 1860, $27.75. Lot east side
Fifteenth street, 17 feet south of Stiles street, 15 b_y
91 feet B. inches, to a 4-feet alley; Twentieth ward,
Same vs. Elias England, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.235,
City and State tax, 1860, $14.68. Lot north side
Oxford street, 90 feet west of Twenty-first street;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. John R. Chadwick, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
286. City and State tax, 1860, *24.82. Lot and dwel
ling west side Sixth street 5 . feet 10 inches north of.
Diamond street, 30 by 281; Twentieth ward.
Slime vs. Isaac Fennimora C. P., J. T., 184.5, No.
287. City and State tax, 1860353.74. Lot 8011111 side
College avenue, 208 feet west of Nineteeth street,
102 by 80; Twentieth ward,
Same vs. T. Hartley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 238.
City and State tax, 1860, ssl46. Lot east side Onta
rio street, 161 feet north of Thompson street, 80 by
138; Twentieth ward. •
Same vs. Mark 3faiderston, C. P., 3. T., 4865, No.
289.. City and State tax, 1860, 841.31. Lot west side
Twelfth street, 102 feet south of Oxford, 34 by 116;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. E. Beck, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 290. City
and State tax, 1860, $74.89. Lot north side Shari
wood street, extending from Twenty-third to Twen
ty-fourth, by 90 feet in depth; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Henry Gault, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 291.
City and State tax, 1860, $2Z,32. Lot south side
Thompson street. 70 feet 8 inches east of Nineteeth
street, is by 120; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Jacob FIT, C. P, J. T.. isss, No. 292.
City and ißate tax 1860, 4.=.44. Lot northeast eor..
nor Jefferson and Awn streets, 48 by 67; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Henry Fox, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 293.
City and State tax, 1860, *27.78. Lot south side Gi
rard avenue, 72 feet west of Nineteenth, 72 by 200;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Elias England, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 234.
City and state tax, I soo, s l s9,s l ,'Lot southwest cor
ner Columbia avenue and Twenty-sccand asset, 78
feet 6 Inches by 67 feet 1116 inches.
Same vs. Elias England. C. P. J. T., 1865, N 0.295.
City anthState tax, 1860, $12.52. 'Lot northeast side
Ridge avenue, 141 feet northwest of Twenty-second
street, 34 by 67 feet 11Y 4 inches: Twentieth, ward.
Same vs. Peter Doreinus, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
me. City and State tax. 1860, $9.57. Lot south side
College arcane 5112 feet 416 inches west or Nine
teenth street, A feet 8 inches by 48 feet ey, inches;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. William /AIMS, C. P., 3. T., 1865, No.
297. City and State tax, 1860, $54.27. Lot south side
College avenue, 156 feet west of Nineteenth street,
102 by 80; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 0. Conrail, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 298.
City and State tax, 1860, *49.91. Lot north side Col
lege avenue, 195 feet 2 inches west of Nineteenth
street, 72 by 97; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 0. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 299.
City and State tax, 1860 $50.38. Lot north side Gi
rard avenue, 107 feet 2 Inches west of Nineteenth
street, 88 by 97; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Conrad,* C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
300. City anti State tav, 1860 *36.X3. Lot northeast
corner Twenty-second and Jefferson streets, 160 by
100; Twentieth ward;
Same vs. George Buzzard, C. P. J. T. 1865, No..
301. City and State tax. 1860. $15.55. Lot and hn
proTements north aisle
feet
avenue, Twentieth
of Seventh street, 20 by 112 feet flinches;
ward. .
Same vs. James Flood, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 302.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.61. Lot andimprove
ments east side of Warnock street, 40 feet south of
Thompson, 41 by 91; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Matson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 303. City
and Mate tax, MO. 18.60. Lot east side Warnock.
street, 120 feet south of Thompson street, 17 by
Twentieth ward.
. .
Same vs. George Goodman, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
SOL City and State tax, 18.66, *7.14. Lot south side
Cabot, 118 feet west of Sixteenth street, 16 by 50;
Twentieth ward. •
- • -
Same se. Beals, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 305. City
and State tax,lB6o, rm. Lot south Side Cabot
street, 134 feet west of SLXteenth street l 18 by 50;
Twentieth ward.
• C.
Same vs. B. C. Cooper C. P., J. T., 1965, No. 306.
City and State tax, 1860, $19.65. Lot and dwelling
south-side Sharswood street, 16 feet east of Twenty
second, 16 by 70; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. John Mitchell, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 307.
City and State tax, 186.4, $80.77. Lot southwest cor
ner. Sixth and Berks streets, 134 by 896; Twentieth
Ward.
Same 'vs. Joseph N. Thomas, C. P., J. T., 1885;
NO. 308. City and State tax, 18030161.41. LOt and
improvements northeast corner Ninth and Girard
avenue, 60 by _126; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Gault, C. P., J. T., 1865, .No. 309.
City and State tax. 1860, $22.64. Lot south side
Thompson street 86 feet 8 inches east of Nineteenth
street, 16 by 120; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P., j. T., 1885.
No. 310. City and State tax, 1860, $30.08. Lot east
side. Ninth street, 100 feet 4 inches north of Girard
avenue, 60 by 58• Twentieth ward.
Same vs. O. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 311.
City and State tax, 1860, $27.26. Lot south side Col
lege avenue, 254 feet east of Corinthian, 21 by 43111,
No. 2004; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Batman & Sherry, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
312. City and State tax, 1800, $1.20. Lot southwest
side Franklin street, 00 feet north of Baker, 20 by
115 feet 4 Inches, No. 161; Twenty-third ward.
Same vs. same C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 313. City
and State tax, 1860, $4.20. Lot northeast side Nice
street and northwest side AleParren street, 41 feet
8 inches onNice street, and 100 feet 8 inches in depth,
No. 19; Twenty-third ward.
Same vs. Daniel Crowther,C. P., 3. T. 1869, No.
:14. City and State tax, 1860 $1.75. Lot On Tacony
Area, 20 feet on Tacony street by 200 feet to Henry
street; Twenty-third
Same vs. James W. Biglev, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
815. City and State tax, 186 h, $3.97. Lot on Kenne
dy street, 140 feet on Kennedy street, 138 44-100 on
Taylor street, 120 feet on Thomas street; Twenty
third ward.
. .
Same vs. Freeman Scott, D. C. J. T., 11365, No. 14.
City and State tax, 1660, =1.64. Lot north side
Columbia avenue, 360 feet 1075 inches-west of Broad
street; Twentieth ward.
Sane V 4. Edward Parker, D.C., J.T., 1865, NO. /5,
City and State tax, 1860, *116.06. Lot and (Melling
south side Girard avenue, 69 feet li4 inch front by
77 feet deep on Warnock street, No. 1024; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Mr. Itoltrman, D. C., J. T., 1965, No. 16.
City and State tax, 1860, 8149.19. Lot and dwelling
east side Broad street 180 feet south of Corard ave
nue, 60 by 160 to Ontario str.- et; Twentieth wsrd.
Salve vs. William A. Gardner D. C., J. T. 1865,
No. 17. City and State tax— 18 ' 60, $ 231.87. Lot and
improvements north side Filbert street, 127 feet
north of Eleventh street, 62 by 136; Ninth ward.
ma-that
MACHINERY AND IRON.
IdaPENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WOREB.—NEAFIE & LEVY,
PRACTICAL ANDTHEOttETICAL ENGINEERS,
MACHINISTS, BOILE R-M ARERS, BLACK
BMWS, and FOUNDERS, having for many years
been in successful operation, and been exclusively
engaged in building and repairiug_Marine and River
Engines, high and - low-pressure, iron Boilers, Wa
ter-Tanks Propellers, &c., &c., respectfully offer
their services to the public as being full , prepared
to Contract for engines of all sizes, Marine, River,
and Stationery; having sets of patterns of different
sizes, axe prepared to execute Orders with quick de
spatch. Every description of pattern-making made
at the shortest notice. High and Low 7 pressure,
Fine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best.
Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forgings of all sizes
and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings of all descrip
tions; Roll-Turning, Screw-Cutting, and all other
work connected with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at
the establishment NC of clime and work guaran
teed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for
repairs of boats where they can lie in perfett safe
ty, and are provided with shears, blocks, falls, &c.,
&c., for raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB C. NEAFIE,
JOHN P. LEVY,
je2l-tf . BEACH and PALMER Streets.
J. VAIIGILAN MERRICK. WILLIAM M. ittennwx
JOHN R. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
MM=!
MERRICK (fo SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
Mannfacture "High and Law Pressure steam An
glnes, for land, river, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers Tanks, Iron Boats, &c.; Castings of all lands, either Iron or Brass.
Iron-frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops,
Railroad Stations, &c.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and moat
improved construction. -
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such
as Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mim i Vacuum Pans, cirri
Steam Trains, Defecators, aura, Pumping Jim'
ginea, &e.
Sole agents for N. Rillieux , s Patent Sugar-Boll
ing Apparatus. Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer.
and Al3Pil/Wan a - Weiser's Patent Centrifugal
Sugar-Draining Machine. aum-£t
THOMAS MIDONOUGH, •
GENERAL
Jaz STREET, ABOVE DOE STREET,
FRANKLIN 4 PENNAI
gar Boring tools on hand or made to order on
abort notice. myll-3IIL
MORGAN ORR, 84 CO., STEAM EN
SINE BUILDERS, Iron Founders, and Gene
ral Machinists and Boiler Makers, No. 121.119 CAL
LOW/ML Street. Philadelphia. fez)-tf
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
—THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Incorporated 1825. CHARTER PER
PETUAL. No. 510 WALNUT Street, opposite In
dppendence Square.
This Company, favorably known to the COM:M.
nits for norly_fortY years, continues to insure
against Loss or s Damago by 'Me, on Public or rrit
Cute Buildings, either permanently or fora limited
time. Also, on Furniture, Stocks, Goods, or Mer
chandise generally, on liberal terms.
Their capital. together with a large Surplus Fund,
Is invested in the most careful manner, which en
ables them to offer to the insured an undoubted se
curity to the case of loss.
DIRECTORS.
Daniel Smith. Jr.. John Devereux,
Alexander Benson, I Thomas Smith,
Isaac Haelehteret, I Henry Lewis.
Thomas 'Robins, J. Gillingham Fell.
DANIEL SMITH. J et.. President,
WILLIAM H. OitOWW,LL. Secretary,
IMILROAD LINES.
WEST . JERSEY
RAILROAD LINES—From
foot of Market street, Upper Ferry.
Daffy except Etttldsw.
Commencing RATURDAY, June 10th 1865.
For CAPE MAY, &e., (at 8.30 A, M., Express),
2.30 P. M., Pasgetiger.
For MILLVILLE, VINELAND, &c., 8.30 A. M.,
and 2.30 P. M.
For BRIDGETON', SALEM, &c., at 9.15 A. M.,
4.00 P. M.
_
For GLASSBORO, sc., 8.81, and 9.15 A. M., 2.10
and'4.o6.Et.X..
For WOODBURY, &c., 8.20 and 9.18 A. M., 2,80,
4.00 and 6.90 P. M.
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE -
Cape May at 5,30 A. nr., Mail (8.20 A. EL, Freight),
5.00 P. M., Passenger.
MillyiNe at 7.82 A. M., Mall, (12.03 P. M., Freight),
6.69 P. M., Passenger.
Bridgeton at 6.40 A. M., Man, (9.45 A. nt.,
Freiggl), 4.20 P. M. Pluounger.
Salon at 6.26 A. Bk., Mail, (9.00 A. M., Freight),
4.05 P. M., Passenger.
Woodbury at 7.06, 8.13, and 9.06 A. M., (1.40 P.
M,, Freight), 5.54 and 8.23 P. M., Passenger.
On theist day of July an additional express train
will be added to and from Cape May, and which
will leave Cape May at 8.00 A. M., and Philadelphia
at 4.30 P. M. through in three hours from Camden.
.7. VAN ItENSSELAEß,Stiperinten dent
West Jersey, Salem, and Cape may and 111111 ville
Railroad.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches of express bu
siness, receive, deliver and forward through other
responsible Express Companies, to all parts of the
country, any article entrusted to them.
A Special Messenger accompanies Gash through
train.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24 , 11365 . Jelo-tsei
SHIPPING.
sl ggi k PHILADELPHIA AND RICH-
MOND STEAM PACKET COMPANY
The tirst-ciaes comtneclions gteetrAhlp VIRGINIA
will leave the FIRST WHARF above MARKET
Street,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, AT 121.,
NORFOLK, CITY POINT, AND BIONOIOND.
This Steamship is thoroughly' adapted to the Rich
mond route.
Passengers will find excellent accommodations
and first-rate rooms.
For freight or passage, apply to
WM. P. CLYDE eic CO.,
14 NORTH WHARVES.
The new steamships Washington and Norfolk will
shortly be put RPM this route. jylit-im
ala s FOR SAVANNAH, GA., ON
ATURDAY. August 12th, 1863.—The fine
side-wheel steamer HELEN GETTY Is now load
ing at Steamship Wharf, above Race street, and will
sail SATURDAY. August 12th, at noon,
For freight and Passage, having elegant accom'-'
modations, apply' to
EDMUND A. SOUDER •St CO.,
aulo-3t No. 3 DOCK Street, Philada.
IL S. MAIL LINE FROM BAL
TIMORE for FORT MONROE. NOR.
FOLIC, CITY POINT, and RICHMOND, by first-
ChM steamers sad e.nierlericed captains. The OM
establiehod Bay Line daily. •
Passengers leavinißaltimOre at 6 P. M. arrive 113
Richmond the next afternoon at 8 P. M.
The Bay Line steamers Louisiana and Georgian&
will leave the Union Dock, foot of Concord street,
daily, at 6 o ' clock F. M . for Fort Monroe and.
Norfolk, Va., connecting at Fort Monroe with the
• wall-known, new, fast, awl splendid Steamers
Thomas Collyer and Kliton Martin, built for the
Hudson River, and finished without regard to ex
pense, for City Point and Richmond, Va.
Returning, will leave Richmond at 6A. M. daily,
stopping at City. Point, and connecting at Norfolk
with the Bay Line steamers that ' leave Norfolk
at ag_ P. X. and arriving in Baltimore in time for
the Basternand Western trains, and for Washing
tOn City, D. C.
The steamers of this line navigate the fames river,
going and returning entirely in day time, giving
passengers ample time to see the fortifications, and
all other objects of interest.
Fare from Philadelphia to Richmond $ll 75
City Point • 1125
" Norfolk 975
'• Fortress Monroe.. 875
Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk $6 00
1 Fort Monroe 5 00
tt 16 Richmond 4 4O
ac " City Point 7.50
Through tickets can be obtained at all the depots
of the principal Northern, Eastern, and Western
cities, and Washington City, D. C.
Be particular to procure tickets by the old-esta
blished Bay Line.
state-rooms and Meals extra.
The state-room aceommodationS are Unsurpassed,
and the table well supplied.
Passengers taking the 1.15 train from Philadel
phia will make connection with this line.
Passengers taking the 8 A. M. train from New
York have ample time to dine in Baltimore.
Passengers taking the 8 P. M. train from Wash
ington make connection with this line.
Passengers and their baggage transported free
between Railroad depots and steamers.
M. , President.
R. D. JAiiiit.R. Gummi Pass e ng er Agent jyl3-if
4 .1 i 7 , BOSTON AND PHILADEL
PHIA STEAMSHIP LINE, sailing from
each port on SATURDAYS, from tired wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Bos
ton.
The s teamer SAXON Captain Matthews, win sail
from Philadelphia for B oston on Saturday, Auk_ 12,
at 10A. N., and steamer NORMAN, Captain Baker,
from Boston for Philadelphia, same day, at 4P. N.
These new and substantial steamships form a regu
lar line, sailing from each port punctually on Satur
days.
Insurances effected at one-halt the premium
charged on the vessels.
Freights taken at fair rates.
Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts and
Bills of Lading with their goods.
, -
For Freight or Passage (having line accommoda
toß22 SgEUVITILTiIa o
nu
Calling
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL-
Calling at Queenstown—The Inman Line,
CITYSemi -Weekly, carrying the U. S. Mails.
CITY OF DUBLIN 'WEDNESDAY, August 9.
CITY OF NEW YORH..SATURDAY August 12.
BANGAEOO WEDNESDA.Y August 16.
CITY OF BOSTON SATURDAY, August is.
At Noon, awn Pier 4i North River. •
RATES OF PASSAGE.
- .
First Cabin *9ooo Steerage $3O 00
" to London.. 95 00j " to London.. 34 00
" to Paris 105 " to Paris 40 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, ate., &a., at moderate rates. -
Passage by the Wednesday steamers, cabin, $9O;
steerage, $35. payable in U. 5. currency. j
Steerage passage from Liverpool or clactenstown
00 gold, or Its equivalent. Tfckets can be boughi
here by persona sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Company's
Offices. ,TOMi CIF.__IDALB, Agent,
111 WALNUT Street, Phila.
j il dW I L NEW TOW-BOAT LINE,
DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
MAX TOW-BOAT COMPANY.—Bargee towed
to and from Philadelphia, Havre de Grace, BRlO
more Washington,and intermediate points. WM.
WHARVES, & CO., Agents, No. 14 SOUTH
Philadelphia. jela-tdel
m o gil=o4 NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
ALEXANDRIA, GEORGETOWN,
AND WASUIEUTON, via Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal,
Steamers leave first Wharf above MARKET
Street every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
COPreUbt apply Sougents, WM. PhiYD &
CO., 14 North and h Wharves, ladelphia;
J. B. DAVIDSON, Georgetown, D. C.; FLOW
ERS & BOW, Alexandria, Va. mhl4-9m
=r a t NOTIO E.-FOR NEW
YORK.—The PHILADELPHIA. AND
NEW YORK EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPA
NY, via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Steamers leave DAILY, first wharf below MAR
KET Street, at 2 &cloak P. M.
WM. P. CLYDE &CO. 14 S. WHARVES, Phila.
JAMES HAND, - ill WALL Street,
nth - Wm - New York.
& el& l b NOTICE.
THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER
METEOR,
CAPTAIN J. Q. A. DENNY,
Will leave, on and after
MONDAY, July 17th, 1.865,
from Sharpless , wharf, Chester, daily (Sundays ex
cepted), at 7.20 A. for Philadelphia, touching at
Billingsport and Red' Bank. Returning, leaves
Philadelphia at 5 o'clock P. M., touching at the
above-named princes. Particular attention paid to
the handling of freight.
Pard from Chester to Philadelphia, 25 cents; from
Billingsport, 25 cents; from Red Bank, 15 cents.
Capt. J. Q. A. DENNY.
MEDICAL.
ELECTRICAL OFFICES.
No. 154 North ELEVENTH, below RACE
Street; also, CHESTNUT and FORTIETH
Streets, West Philadelphia.
Patients will be treated at their residences
when desired; a large number of testimonials
may be seen at the oMoes from patients in this
of Consultations gratis. Office hours I) A. DI ,
ty.
to t P. M., in the city:
DRS. T. ALLEN and E. RA.VERSTICK,
33 , 21.3 m Eleetropathists.
V,LECTROPATHIC ESTABLISH
MENT. —DR. A. H. STEVENS, one of the
FIRST DISCOVERERS of a new system of treat
ing disease by MODIFIED ELECTRICAL AFFLI
CATIONS,__and who has been so very successful at
PENN EiguKftr. for the last three years had re
moved his Office and Residence to 1838 VINE
Street, one door below Seventeenth.
All persons desiring references, or anyparticulars
with regard to his special mode of treatment, will
ps Consultation r send for a pamphlet.
or advice gratuitoua
j - DBN C. BAKER & CO.'S COD LIVER
61. L.—THE TRIBE AND GENUINE—WM
passed in quality and effects, being the
SWEETEST AND BEST PREPARED.
In Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Gout In
cipient Consumption, and all Scrofulous complaints,
it oftentimes produces immediate and certain effects
when other remedies have been taken with little or
no benefit. •
. . .
Sold Drtigg . lets in the city, and by the Deo-
DYleioY. No. 718 MARKET Street. Jeie-stuthean
WRITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES
—A new French Cosmetic for beautifying and
preserving the complexion. It is the most wonder
ful compound of the age. There is neither chalk,
powder, magnesia, bismuth, nor talc in its compo
sition, it being composed entirely of pure Virgin
Wax; hence the extraordinary qualities for pre
serving the skin, making It son, smooth, fair, and
transaiebt. It makes the old appear TOlillb e l i re
lsomeiy handsome, the handsome more beaus 1 6
and the most beautiful divine. -Prices, 30 and
cents. Prepared only by HUNT & CO., Perfumers,
41 South EIGFITH Street, 1
two doors above Chest
nut, N
and 133 South szvETH Street, above Wal
nut. 5.21-am
THOMSoWs LONDON 'HITCH:
ENEB, Olt EUROPEAN RANGE Per fang•
lies, hotels, orablie institutions, in TWEN•
TY DIFFERENT SIZES. Also, Philadel
phia Ranges, Hot-air Furnaces, Portable Heaters,
Lowdown Grates Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boilers,
Stewbole Plates,Broilers , Cooking Stoves, eta., at
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturers.
E
DHAS, SHARP, & THOMSON,
sp2s.tuths6m No. 308 North SECOND Street.
•
WRITTEN AND VERBAL D.
• mfg. SCRIPTIONS Character Constitution,
'Mk and Talent, with ADVICE on Business,
Health, „Education, Self-Improvement,Man
a Training of CHILDREN, -
ola Adaptationg and
&r
,
. , day and evening, hy
JOHN L. CAREN,
Phrenologist and Bookseller,
No. RS S. TENTH Street, above Chestnut,
orn-tatbstylf
i sm E. B. EARLEY,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
E. Exonier TENTH and GREEN Streets. 0e34a1
EBE EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFE
• STORE_
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
A large variety of FIRE-PROOF SAFES always
on hand.
nSTEIC'S
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Not only 'UNEXCELLED, but UNEQUALLED In
purity of Tone and Power, designed especially for
g-
Churches and Schools. but found to be equally well
adotttad to the Parlor
as DrAWAII Room. For
sale only by
No. la worth SEVENTII Street.
Also, a complete assortment of the Perfect Me-
lodeon constantly on baud. fe2l-6m
Qi PHILADELPHIA SURGEON'S
BANDAIGE INSTITUTE, No. North
NINTH Street, above Market.—E. C. EVERETT,
after thirty yore prhrtleat experience guarantees
the. MIMI adjustment or 1.13 lircmieee Patent
litranuating Pressure Truss, Supporters, nisite
Stockings, - Sheulder Braces. Crutehei, Ladies'
apartratuts condasted by a Lady. alda-LY
AVCTIOF !VALES.
JOHN B. MYERS & CO. L AUCTIOIi
EBRO, Nos. 232 i and 234 ltikniEET Street.
ri;xf E rt
POSITIVE SALE OF DRITISIt GETUVIA.N,
AND AMERICAN DRY 000Dd,
THIS DAY.
A CARD.—At tO o'clock this Morning, We wilt
sell, by catalogue, on four months , credit and part
for cash, 825 packages and lots of staple and fancy
European and domestic dry goods, to . Which We In
vite the particular attention of the trade.
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRUM%
H
FRENCH, O
HERMAN, AHD DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, FOR FALL F 1065.
We will bold a large rule of foreign and domestic
dry goods, by catalogue' r Olt four mouths' credit and
part for cash.
THIS MORNING,
August 10th, at 10 o'clock, embracing about 600
packages and lots of atapte and fancy articles, he
woolens, woroted6, linens, silks. and curious, to
which we invite the attention of dealers.
N. IL—Catalogues ready and goods arranged foe
exhibition early on morning of sale.
FIRST FALL SALE DRYOREIGN AND DOMES
TIC GOODS.
Included in our large saleoiTirarsday, August 10;
will be found, in part, the following. viz:
pieces black mohairs, alpacas, and Cohurgs.
—pieces black Italians and satin do chene.
pieces French Chintzes, plaid lining flannels,
pieces plain and fancy mozambiques.
Pieces Orientals, jaconets, andlawns.
LINEN GOODS.
Barnsley linen sheetings, hocks, damasks, crash,
table cloths. towels,crumb cloths,brown and cream
canvas, ducks, burla_ps, meal bagging. &v.
3,000 DOZEN' LINEN-CAMBRIC HAMMER,
CHTEFS, &c.
1 1 000 dozen plain linen-eambrie Handkerchief s. LOCO dozen J 5 plain linen-ca,nbric handkerehiefil.
500 dozen and bemused linen-eanabrle Inlktan
500 dozen g and Of hemstitched handkerchiefs.
250 dozen linen shirt fronts.
MERCHANT TAILORS' GOODS.
—.pieces Belgian black cloth.
-pieces French blue cloth.
—pieces French fancy cassimeres.
pieces hCaTy and p il ots*
—pieces sealskins and
- muttons.
pieces repellant cloths.
—pieces blue and Oxford satinets.
pieces tweeds and jeans.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A fen assortment of domestic cotton and woollen•
goods to be sold for cash.
HOSIERY AND SHIRTS.
2,000 dozen German cotton hose and half hose.
1,000 dozen woollen hose and halfhose.
150 dozen travelling shirts.
100 dozen merino shirts and drawers.
100 dozen buck and beaver gloves and gauntlets.
ENGLISH DIELTONS.
Also, 2 cases super English mcitons, damaged by
fresh water.
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPET
INGS, &c.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
August 11. at Di welcick, will be sold, by catalogue,
on four months' credit an assortment of superfineand fine. ingrain; Venetian, hemp cottage, and rag
carpetings, which may be examined early on the
morning of sale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY BALE OF BOOTS, BROM,
BROGANS, TRAVEL &c.
OR TITESDAY MORNING,
August 15th, at 10 o'clock, Will be sold by cata
logue on four months' credit, about 1,200 packages
boots,' shoes, balmorals, cavalry boots, &c., of city
and Eastern manufacture.
Open for examination, with catalogues, early on
Morning of sale.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
150. cases CANTON PALM FANS, various sizes,
with natural and lacquered handles.
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
- 41 .- 525 MARKET and 529 COMMERCE Streets,
SALE OF 1,500 OASES OF BOOTS AND OHM.
THIS MORNING,
August 10th, commencing at ten o'clock, we will
sell, by catalogue, 1,5410 cases prime boots, shoes,
&
brogans, balmorals, c., &c., to which the attention
of buyers is invited.
SALE OF 1.300 BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, &c.
01•1 MONDAY MORNING,
August 14th, commencing at 10 o'clock precisely,
will be sold, by catalogue, 1,300 eases men's, boys",
and youths' calf, kip, and gum boots, brogans, bat
morals, &c. • women's, misses', and children's calf,
kip, goat, kid, and morocco heeled boots and shoes,
gaiters, slippers, &c.
PANCOAST WARNOCK, ARC.
TIONEERS, No. 240 MARKET Met,
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF AMERICAN
AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS, EMEROIVE
RIES, LINEN AND HOSIERY GOODS, HOOP
SKIRTS, CORSETS, &C., for fall of 1865, by cata
logue,
ON WEDNESDAY,
August 16, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising
about 700 lots of fresh and desirable pods for fall
sales.
lar 00 L CLIPPINGS AT PUBLIC
T I AUCTION. •
OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE,
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug 4, 1865.
I will sell at auction,.to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, August 151805, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
10,000 pounds (more or less) Uky-blue Kersey Clip
pings; 7,000 pounds (more or leso dark - blue coat
cloth clippings. Sale to take place at the United
States Clothing Manufactory on PINE Street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Terms—Cash on
delivery. The weights to be determined by City
Weigherss , certificate. R. S. HART,
auS-4t Capt. and A. Q. M.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT WAGONS
' MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. C. August 7, 18G.5. Wi1l be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, in this city,at
Warehouse on G street. above Twenty-first street,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of August, at 10 'clock
A. M.
'FIFTY-TWO MEDICINF..WAGONS,
whiCli have been Used in the Government service.
Successful DlSAlers will be knouired to reinOve their
purchases within five (5) days from sale.
Terms; Cash in Government funds.
C. SUTHERLAND. Surgeon U.S. A.
auB-10t And 141ediaal Purveyor.
PROPOSALS.
p ROPOMAL B POR CONVERTING
FORD'S THEATRE INTO A FIRE-PROOF
BUILDING.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
'IF DEPOT OF WASIIIEGTOS,
WAsnific.roN D. C.,.August 4, 1865,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
fice until Thursday, August 17,1865, at 12 o'clock M.,
for converting Ford's - Theatre, in this city, late 3.
fire-proof building.
The building will be divided into three stories,
with cast iron posts, wrought iron beams, of Phce
nixville make, and brick arches and floors. The
flooring to be laid in cement.
Plans and specifications can be seen, on and after
August fi, 1865, at the office of Captain J. IL. Crowell,
A. Q. N., corner of Eighteenth and G streets, in
this city.
The proposals should state the sum naked for mak
ing the required alterations, in accordance with the
plans and specifications, and the time at which the
work will be completed. Time of completion will
be taken into consideration in awarding the con
tract.
A bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and two sureties, will be required
for the faithful performance of the contract, both
as
to the quality of the work and illatalida, and the
time efts completion.
The responsibility of the sureties must be certified
to by a. United States District Attorney, to the ef
fect that they debts and
worth over and
above their debts and liabilities, the amount of the
required bond.
Proposals should he addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed, "PROPOSALS FOR CONVERT
ING FORD'S THEATIIP. INTO A FIRE=PROOF
BUILDING."
D. R. RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and. Chief Quartermaster,
au7-9t Depot of Washington.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS
TEE'S OFFICE.
1139 GIKABP STREET,
- riimaDavirma, August 8, M.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until 12 o'clock M., THURSDAY, August 10,
1865. for furnishing the Quartermaster's Depart
ment - with best quality White Ash Anthracite Egg
STOVE COAL, to weigh 2,240 pounds to the ton, to
be inspected by an Inspector appointed on the part
of the Government, to be delivered free of charge
On r eftsels at the Port of Philadelphia, in gond order
and Condition, free from elate, dust, and Mar im•
purities, at such times and in such quantities as
may be ordered by the Quartermaster's Depart
ment, from August 10, 1865, to March 31st, 1866.
Ten per cent. will be withheld from the amount of
all payments made, which reservation is not to be
paid until the contract shall have been fully com
pleted. Payments of tile remaining ninety per
cent. orbalance due, will be made monthly whenthe
Department is in funds for thdt purpose.
case of failure to deliver the coal in Sufficient
bue;itrignl:tule:ergs proper time and place,
ath;
deficiency by purchase, at the contractor's risk and n
expense.
Each offer must be accompanied by a written gua
rantee signed by two or more responsible parties,
their resvonsibility to be certified to by a United
Statea judge, Attorney' or Collector, that the bidder
or bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter
Into written obligation,_ with good and sufficient
sureties, in the sum of Twenty Thousand ($20,000,)
Dollars to furnish the proposed supplies.
No proposition will be considered unless the terms
of this advertisement (a copy of which should accom
pany earls proposal) are complied with.
Proposals to be made out in duplicate on the re
gular printed forms, - which may be had on applica
tion at this office.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable
is reserved,and no bid from a defaulting contractor
will be received. .
The envelopes to he endorsed "Proposals for'
Coal," and addressed to the undersigned.
By order of Colonel Win. W. McKim, 11. S. A.,
Chief Quartermaster Philadelphia Depot.
GEO. R. ORME,
aus-5t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 22, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office of the Supervising Architect, Treasury De
partment, WASHINGTON, D. 0.,_ until 12 X. of
A.ugust isoess, for all the''ire and Burglar-Proof.
SAFES and VAULTS required B a t y the Treasury De
partnlellt, prier i 0 August 15 1 . Flans and spool-
Hcations can -be obtained by application to this
office, personally or by letter.
The Locks for the Safes will be flirnished by the
Department, but must be put on by the contractor
without extra charge.
The Safes are to be delivered and set up, within a
reasonable time from date of order, at their place of
destination, in perfect condition, and the lock must
be in perfect working order when the Safe is turned
over to the proper officer.
The bids to be pal , superficial foot, measured WI
the outside, and the price to cover all charges what
ever—door fixtures, painting, & c.,—except locks,
freight, and actual transportation expenses (exclu
sive board) of mechanics, if the services of suitable
ones cannot be procured at the place where the Safe
is to be put up, - will be paid for extra.
All bids must be accomipanied by the bond of two
responsible persons., the sure of five thousand
dollara, that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract, if awarded to bin, the suilleiuney of the
Security to be certified to by the Collector, of In
ternal Revenue of the district.'
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids, if it be deemed the interest of the
Government to do so; and no bid will be considered
that does not conform to the requirements of this
advertisement.
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposals for
Safes and Vaults," and be addressed to Supervising
Architect, TOlasitry Department,
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Jyzs-Ist.Supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPA
RATUS.
WAstriNGTON, D. C., July 26, 1865.
BEA/Xi) PROPOSALS will be received at the
Oince of the Supervising Arehiteet; Treasury De
partment, 'WASHINGTON, D. C., until 12 M of
August 15, 1865, for all the improved HEATING
APPARATUS (hot water or Gould's patent,) that
may be required for the various Public Buildings in
Charge of this Department prior to the 15th of Au
gust, 1866.
The Apparatus required will be on the hot-water
systemor hot water and low-pressure steam com
bined (lirOlild's patent), tithi bidders are required to
furnish descriptions or plane of their mode of eon
struction.
The Apparatus must, in all cases, be furnished and
put up complete within a reasonable time from
date of order, slut must be in perfect working con
dition when turned over to the proper officers.
The bids are to be per cubic foot of space actually
heated, and the price to cover all expenses what
ever—screens, painting, cutting of or constructing
masonry, &c.; the freight and actual teansportation
expenses Of mechanics, If the services of suitable
ones cannot be procured in the places where the Ap
paratus is to be put up, will be paid for extra.
Payments, not exceeding fifty per centum of the
value of work done, will be made during the pro
gress of the work, upon certificates of authorized
officers; forty per centum will- be paid for after the
Worn has been completed and thoroughly tested,
during a period of the cold season; tile balance of
ten per cent= will be retained for twelve months
after completion of work. All repairs or alterationa
becoming necessary during this period of twelve
months, and which were occasioned by imperfect
working of the Apparatus, must be made at the cost
of tile contractor.
All bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
responsible persons. tu the sum of five thousand
dollitfB4 that the bidder will. accept and perform the
contract, if awarded to lam , the sufficiency of tlw
security to be certified to bk. the Collector of in
ternal Revenue of the.distrie
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids,lf it be deemed to the interest of the
Government to do so; and no bid will be considered
that does not conform to the requirements of this
advertisement.
Prop. - Wag should he endorsed "Proposals for
Heating Apparatus s >l and Must be addregsed 9a= pen - lE3.'lg A:echitect, Treasury Department.
IdAIALI ROGERS,
iy2B-16t supervising Architect.
GRICE & LONG,
FULTON WORKS. 1340 BEACH STREET,
Engineere, U ndituisn, Boller Makers, and Oar
Builders. ,
Tanks of every descriotLon made to order.
Sole Agents for Lour a..atine Saliztometors,ow6-11
. AUCTION
VURNESS, BRINLEY, & CO.
-a- NOS. 615 CHESTNUT and 612, J
FIRST FALL. SALE OF DRY Goorm
AND DOM ESl'lO. '"'")*
ON TUESDAY,
Auguet roth, at tee cot:lock, uy catin,.
mcmtlis• creait parliage,a of lintl-I(''
Scotch, German , ancl Amerman Ory
prising a large assortment of new poi, r„
. D.—Samples and catalogues call., ,
of sale. n
DOMESTIC GOODS POE' cAsu
.aue, a bulge assortment of &mu:stir,
for
. THOMAS it SONS,
M
Nos. 13er and 144 South FOURTH 341,
REAL ESTATE AND STOOES,
Public sale of Deal Estate and Stocks, at
obsage, every TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock, la:r e ll
',Fishman season. In* Juts , and August may at : 4 ;
al Ilalea, luau AN .
.4:laales snriativb tha ou Oro THUESDAY.
Sale at Nos. LSO and 141 South Fourth N,
SUPERIOR
°BEATON& FINE CARPETS, & "'Pli
THIS MORNPNII, C• •
At 9 o'clock, at the Anallimy Store, sup,:
to re, French plate mirrors, refrigerator.;
pete , 09f,
Sale for Account of the United
WOOL AND COTTON CriTriNu.o ,
THIS MORNING-, iv.
August 10, at 10 o'clock, at the Schuylkill k
near Gray's Ferry, a large quantity of
Cotton Cuttings, Baling Rope, Tatine, p "I hi
41)4,4
TO HOTEL-KEEPERS ANTPOTI 6
BEDSTEADS, AOOOIINT.N, '''
IRON , OALDRONS J non,
ON FRIDAY MORNIt.d st,
August 11th. at 10 o'clock, at the S. E, v irn
Broad and Cherry streets, 5,700 lrou aeq,, t 2, l
caldrons, 6 stoves, 7 bath t t . u ta b: a
D T: La b a t t
t a l c: "I.
4 44
tO i fi e U nn i t
cash;rirc a
o e r o p . e r
cen
044 4,
lio rus t ee lki p4sroMptory Salo at Atlantln Pity
VALUABLY. CoTTADE AND ROT EL, VT .4.
AT ATLANTIC CITY, lc
ON SATURDAY,
Anglia 12th, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the g,„
States Hotel, Atlantic City, iv ill be sold on - 3 ,.51
or Thomas H. Dudley, Trustee, about 21)6 .
LOU.
AUCTION SALE OF 00 Ennixo
CUTTINGS, &c.
CLOTHING DEPOT, SCHUYLKILL ARSENAL,
OFFICE OF ExaCur f U L A A r i t L lA2r A n . citxt: ( t n i . Flett
By direetion of Col, WILLIAM W,
Quartermaster Phlladelp_bla Depot, There
sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the seIIITYL OI 4
0
ARSENAL,__Grars Ferry Roark Philadelph i ,
THURSDAY AUGUST 10th, 1555, at 10 O'ritel ';'11 /
M., a large lot of Cuttings, Old Rope , cte„ &,
lows:
Sky-blue Wool Cuttings.
Dark-blue do. do.
Whoredotton . do.
l do. do.
Tentand. do,
Old Ba ed
ling. do.
Old Rope.
Old Twine.
Waste Paper.
Oil Cloth.
Knapsack Eldraps.
"Haversack do.
Successful bidders MSS/ ree1.558 the moo*
in ,five (5) days from date of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Groverntrusatfun4h
HENRY W. JANE%
Captain and A. Q. M. U. Arm,
isit6-6t Executive and Lespectieg (Uttoo,-.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALES o
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORE 4 ANU
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
EIADICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE
BALTIMORE, VID., August 3 . l i t
Will be sold at public auction, at Jarrl,
Baltimore,. Md., August 14th, and at Maim's 114::
pital, Baltimore, Ma., August 171 h, a large quality
of Medicines, Hospital Stores, instrumentJ. bra,.lugs, Books and Stationery- Bedding. liodaital
Clothing, Furniture, and Appliances.
The sales will commence at ten o'clock A. M., ski
continue from day to day until the entire stocks arc
disposed of.
Catalogues of the articles to be sold can he pro.
cured by applying at this depot after Meath
Terms cash, in Government funds, at the limo(
purchase.
The property to be removed by the purchaser wie.
in forty-eight hours from day of sale.
Much of the property is but little worn. and I; Is
be sold by reason of this discontinuance of said lits•
pitals.
A rare chance is thus offered to procure
Culinary Apparatus, and other articles which itql
be valuable especially in Hotels ptearoiva4,F3ch.
ties, Restaurants, and Infirmaries.
Further large auction sales of Medical and ne.
pital property will take place at the following is,s•
titles at an early date, of which duo notice will In
given: Wheeling, W. Va.;
Charlestown, W. Vs.:
Winchester, Va.; Harper's Ferry, Va.; Gunder.
land, Md.; Frederick. Md.; Wilmington, Del., aid
at the Medical Purveying Depot, Baltimore,
The last-named Depot contains a large and vale,.
ble sleek of new goods.
2. E. BY,IS, burg. t'• .g.
• Med. Purveyor, IS. S. A,
ADREON &
auß-91 Auctioneers,
SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
MASTER'S STORES, GRAIN AND GRAD
SACKS.
stuluttraysinsiEu. ast.:lKttAL , S OFFICE,
DEPOT Op WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON', D. C., August 4, Issi.
Wlll be sold at public auction, at Sixth greet
wharf, Washington, D. C., under the direction of
the officer in charge of Forage at that point, on
TUESDAY, August 15, 1865, at 11 o'clock A, 51.,t
lot of condemned Quartermaster Stores, COUSliting
of
Broonm Brushes ' CUpOl . NAITO and Forkt
Lamps, Lanterns, curry ("Valet, itulcs , finite,,,
&C.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, about SEVEN TITOP.
SAND BUSHELS OF OATS, NINETY BUSIIELi
OF CORN, AND FIFTY TEIOUSAND GRAIN
SACHS.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
atom within 111 13 (5) days trim) gd a 91' sste.
TOMS cash, in Government fun s.
D. 11. !WOKE%
Dm'. Bral. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
au74t Depot of Washington,
lARGE BALE OF' CONDEMNED
i QUARTERMASTER STORES, CARTS, MOW
IN
CHIRP QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OP WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON D. C., August 4, 10.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direetlos
of Brevet Colonel C. H. Tompkins, A. Q. M„
A., at the Government Warehouse, satiated on he
square between E and F, and Twentieth and
Twenty-first streets, Washington, D. 0,, on WED.
NESDAY, August le, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. M., a
large lot of Condemned Qtlartetinasier 4c9regy con.
slating of
Anvils, Bellows, Braces, Chisels, Forges, Flirt,
Hammers, Knives, Punches Pincers, Squares,
Stocks and Dies, Vices, Augurs, Compasses,
Gauges, Hatchets, Planes, Saws. Tool Chests,
Lanterns, Mowing Machine, Pauline, Ploughs,
Grindstones, Wheelbarrows, a large lot of Leather
Scraps, Cast and Wrought-iron Scraps, Wagon
Tire, iltOr
ALSO
Will be sold at the foot of Nineteenth street, war
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, immediately after the
completion of the sale above .referred to, a Bunter
of Carts, Wagon Bodies, Wagon Wheels,Ashu.
lance Wheels and Bodies,' Running Gear, &e.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole is sold.
gnat-Aural bidders will be required tp tt
. s reore the
stores within five (8,) days from slate or sale,
Terms—Cash, in Government funds.
• D. H. RUCKER.
Brer. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermastor,
au7-8t Depot of Washington.
PALE OF GOVERNMENT WAGONS,
AmBULANCES, X?RING WAGONS, (to.
(quay. QtrAnTsantAsisn's
Ditear OF WAsIiGiGVON,
WASHINGTON D. C., August 5, 155.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direcdos
of Brevet Colonel C. IL Tompkins, A. Q. M., U. S.
A., at a point near the Ambulance Park, on "N,"
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. WWI.
ingtOrt., D. U., ou FRIDAY. August 18, 19.55, at 10
o'clock A. Mi
4Q7 TWO-HORSE AMBULANCES,
6 FOUR-HORSE AMBULANCES.
24 TWO•HORSE SPRING WAGONS.
TWO-HORSE TRANSPORT CARTS.
3 HACKS.
1 SULKY.
Which have been us ALSOovernment service.
,
Will Be sold at a point north of the Railroad Park.
corner of FIRST Street east and "Nil Street north,
immediately after the completion of the sale of the
Ambulances ,_dte.,_above referred tot
160 TWO-HORSE WAGONS.
103 FOUR-HORSE WAGONS.
10 SETS FOUR-HORSE RUNNING GEAR.
The Ambulances and Wagons will be sold sluff
to the highest bidder, and the sale will be run
tinned from day to day until the whole number
sold.
Successful bidders will be rodUired• to relstle
their purchases within tiVe (5) nays from date of
sale.
Terms—Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
au7-10t Depot of Washington.
C,I EE/T SALE OP GOVERNMENT
G+
HORSES AND MULES.
25,000 ANIMALS TO BE SOLI) DURING Till
MONTH OF AUGUST,
in the States of New York, Pennsylvania. Ohio.
Indiana Delaware, Maryland, and New
Jersey, and the District of
Columbia.
QUAKTEIIM%OTa7S Git111111.31. , 8
WASIUNGTON, D. O. July 21,1966.
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bid.
der, at the time and places named below, via:
NEW YORK.
New York city, Tuesdayand Friday of each week,
2:10 Horses each day. .
New York city, Wednesday of each week, 111
Mules each day.
Elmira, TUesdlly, August 8, 200 Horses.
Elmira, Tuesday, August is. 500 Melds.
Albany, Friday, August 23, SOO Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday, August 30 500 Mules.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday of each week, 200 Horses
each day.
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday of 0 4
week, 100 Billies each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday of each week, 150 Mules esffi
dit Po y.
ttsville, Tuesday, August 1. 200 Mules.
Mitnintown, Friday, August 4, 200 Mules.
York, Friday, August 4, 200 Horses.
Newville, Wednesday, August 9, 100 Horses.
Newville Thursday, August 10, es.
Reading,‘Friday, August 11, 200 Horse'.
Shippenahurg, Wednesday August 16, 100 Horses ,
Erie, Thursday, Augustl7,'2oo Horses.
bhippensburs, Thursday, August 17, 100 Mules,
Willinmsuort, Friday, Allglsl 18,_2C0 Horse),
IndlanakAlonday, August - 2i, 200 Ifforse3.
Chambersburg, Welnesday, August
Horses.
Chambersburg, Thursday, August 24, 100 Males.
Milton, Friday, August 25, 200 Horses.
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 30 100 Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday, August 31,100 Mules.
Columbiana, Tuesday OHlO , August 1, 100 HOMO.
Wednesday,ALlEUSt 2, 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursaay, Anglia. 3, 200 Doren,
Canton, barturday, August E., 200 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 8, 1,000 Mules.
Massillon, Tuesday, August 15.200 Horses.
Crestline, Thursday, August 17, 500 Mules.
Cleveland, ISonday, August 21, 200 Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, ,AngUSt 21, 1,050 Mules.l
DELAWAhR.
Wilmington, Tuesday of each week, 280 Hordti
each day.'
Wllraington, Friday of each week, DE Males effh
day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, August 10, 200 Midas.
Trenton, Thursday August 24, 200 Mules.
MA:RYLAND. •
Ualtibibte, Wednesday, Au_guat Mid, '
of each week thereafter,2oo horses mica Llar•
WASHINGTON,
Each week day', =Mules.
GIESBORO, D. O.
Each. week day except Wednesday, 200 Horses ,
An opportunity to purchase a. superior cis,
saddle and draft animals, at far less than their 01 6
value, is now offered to the public.
Though the majority of them are sound see l set.
'Meanie, they art longer required 111 ate OOP
and must be sold.
Many of the mules were bought in the be/ desoll
of the war when young,. accompanied the as ~sales le
all their marches and. camps, awl are thr , r anghnl
broken, hardened by niereise, gentle and fan
ffg
Roca being so long surrounded by the sOlO ,urs.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales commence at 10 A. M.
Terms-omb, in United States eursene
AMB, MN,
Brevet Brigadier J Gener *
al. A l 7 ggarge,, ,
1328-lanal First Division, Q . . 111, ‘l,
QPECIAL SALE
MULES.
IJN
THE ITED STATES WILY.' - SELL AT PUB
MC AUCTION, OF
G°V.ARNIIiEN
M •
11.11AIOM'S: CITY RA.ZAAi TAT•r/ 'fll
BALLS. PACE WI! lEET,
Between Eleventh awl Two' h, P1)113(IMpilil•
H ,ft
DURING TUE MONT 41 AUGUST, l 3o '
NINE MTN DEW J MULES,
These Mules arc all Berries able, and sold oulr 1 4 ,
want or use. Buyers ara ,ivtied to examine
at any time, and every wilt be glvel 1.•
thorough luspeetiOn.
j eon and Roomy sheds are prot tided for protect - Wr
u
and rain. _ _
••• • .
ONE WLIN.DRED MULES
Wlll lle sold on each' WEDNESDAY and SR.
DAV. throughout thee mouth of August, C) o '"`
lug at 10 o•elocIt.
Terms cash, In Orovernmout foods.
By order of EristatHer General Eldn.
ALBERT O. AOIDICEAM
v.Prodp, and QuarturraWl L S
OIIIcV, 14 . 0. atA.LtIVAT Ss.. Maim jr' -
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