TOE DAILY EVENING TELEGHAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1866.
0 1 T Y I N T 10 L L 1 G J N C K
i'cr Additional Vily IwellUjenct em j-t;vi I'agc.
TriK Loitert Dealers in Tribula
tion Hetentekn Arrepjv-! Extf.nfutb Haul of
Pafkra, Ktc. YUitluy morn'mir Rteti Consta
ble Hnrry Clink iisseinbled a posse ol policemen
at the Mayor's Ollice, nnl marched them quietly
to Harmony courl, wIitc au innncdmte descent
W8 nmele'on a notorious polirv-:iciiliii! cstab
ment, situated in that court. The entire puny,
c-onsi'tiri.a of twelve full prown men and live
murII bots, wero tnnrched to the Mayor' Ullicc,
and Rt nbout 2 oVtork a hearing took place
before Mayor McMichael.
The men wcreall eitlier"hoel(ers"or "writer.,"
and the boys v.crp employed In printing the
number. The arrests were mud'- at the 'nsiauee
ol a Air. Nkilton, who was one of the witnesses.
Tne name" ct the prown-up portion of the pitrtv
tinder arreHt are Clmrles beacon. Henry Ltn
nincr. Chnrlo Carpenter, Daniel Ejiley, Harry
WatkiiiF, Henry Cramer, Charles Kelly. Joseph
Solomon. .1. Madi-on .Miller, El well' Lukens,
John J. Collins, and John To vis. Thennme9of
the boys are Thomas Ilawbac, IlarriHon Taylor,
Harry Citmlin, Franklin llab.ck, and (Je'orcc
Lanninp. The tmiie crowd were brouiitit before
the Mavor at ihe panic time, and were seuted on
chairs in a (-Ptnicirole tiroun 1 his desk.
Francis J. Mounghnn wa9 the first witness ex
amined: He stated that he knew Mr. Tee is; he
is eniiiiged In the policy bubiness; had met him
in Harmony couit; he uad beu to Harmony
court often with paner to settle "ti ts:" tie was
at the books; Mi. Collins f ettled the "hits;" tie
was ir the oliice, and the witness was a writer;
Mr. lYUint. had the tlrnwiiiHt supplied, ami sent
them to the writers; l.e Faw Mr. Lanniiiu- t lie re;
he aupeaicd to be couuliin "hits;" Mr. Dcaeon
was a cl ik with Mr. Colli s: the clerks receive
the books from the writers, and collect the
money.
Ihe witness identified all the men arrested
and one of the bojs named Harty Canilin. Ho
testified, on cros-examinution hy Mr. Lewis C.
Cntsidy, that he had been enfrasrp 1 iu the poiicv
business himself piiortoa previous arrest and
sentence to the workhouse; he knew Mr. Skil
lon by name.
Mr "David Skilton recognizee! the various de
fendants; he knew nothing ot the place in Har
mony couit; he had visited the ollice n No. 332
Walnut Blreet, and had seen Mr. Miller eivins
directions to conduct tbe business; Lewis was
head clerk, und Collins chief clerk.
Beinp cross-examined, be slated that he was
not at present in the lottery business, his con
nection having ceased a year previous; ho did
not remember havine spoken to any one in re
gard to pTosecutiiiii the present partes; his place
ol business had been No. 920 Market street.
High Constable Clark testified to the arrest
ol the parties and to the capture of a lot of
policies and drawings iu the secretary at the
south end of the building. Fifteen officers had
surrounded the house aud made the arrests. He
identified the various papers used in the draw
ings, and the records ot the business.
Mr. lioberts stated, in his visit, a boy had
lold him the packet he held was "yesterday
eveninc's drawings," and he must return it. He
found Mr. Lpwh at the Harmony court ollice.
There was a suit of three connecting rooms,
containing a tire-proof f-afe, tuble, summer
loimpe, secretary, etc Mr. Solomon was at
cither the tire-proof or secretary.
Chief Detective Franklin testified to having
arrested three lads Charles Ptoddart, Charles,
Wauiier, and John Lamb on the third tloorof
the piemises No. 129 Walnut street: they were
all engaged in the printinu of lotterv drawiners;
they attempted no denial of their work, and did
not acknowledge who employed them.
After the hearing ol the evidence, the Mayor
bound the eutire party (with the exception' of
the live boy s) over to appear at Court in the
sum of $1000 each.
Bail was readily euteied as follows: Joseph
Kimes entered bail for Deacon and Lukens;
George W. Kankin entered "lor Lanniucr, Tevis,
Solomon, and Carpenter; Dr. Samuel Bolt for
Epley; Clinton Shoch for Walking and Cramer;
and John Crawioid for Kelly, Miller, and
Collins.
Street Cleaning. The followiiifr com
munication was presented to the Mavor yester
day by the Chairman ot the Committee of Coun
cils on Street Cleaning:
Department of Street Cleaning, Philadel
phia, June 2G, lhGC To the Hon. Morton
McMichael Dear Sir: By the oidinuueeot April
6, lbfiti, authorizin" you to coi.tract for cloaking
tbe city, it is made the duty of the Comui'tteo
on Street Cleansing, in connection w ith the
Chief Inspectors of Streets, to supervise the
cleansing of tne streets ot the city. On Tuesday,
June 12, the Committee made a formal inspec
tion of the Northern District, and on Tuesday,
June 19, ot the Southern District.
We found the Southern District in a good con
dition. Our visit throuah the Northern District
satisfied us that the many complaints from that
quarter flwere well founded. The upper portion
ol that district was in a most hlthy condition;
so much so, that it is our deliberate judgment
that disease and death must be the inevitable
result of a prolonged condition ot such tilthy
streets. In the personal inspection of the Com
mittee we found inlets stopped up, streets iu a
tilthy condition, many of which have not been
cleaned even once, and general complaints of
the non-lifting of ashes.
The contractors for this district have applied
to City Councils for tilieen thousuud dollars
additional to the price agreed upon in the con
tract, thus admitting their inability to proceed
with the work. AU the circumstances warraut,
and the health ot our fellow-citizens demand,
the immediate adoption of sanitary cteaiiMdg
adequate to the urgent necessities of" the case.
Our duty i done; the power and responsi
bility is with your Honor. Yours, respectfully,
Thomas A. Barlow, Chairman; William Bumm,
James T. Alleu, Walter Alli-oc, George Derby
Shire, James Hallowed, Jonu C. Martin.
The following resolution was passed by the
Committee:
Jicsoloed, By fie Joint Committee on Street
Cleansing, that the Mavor be requested to annul
the contract of Smith & Hill, for the Northern
District of the city.
Arrangement for toe Rkception or
the Vigilant Enoine Company. Lust evening
a meeting of delegates from twenty-five com
panies of this city was held at the Perseverauc
nose iioubc, in Kaee Btreet, above Third, to per
fect arrangements tor a fitting reception to the
Vigilant Engine Companvon its return home
from its excursiou. The Company will reach
Walnut street wharf at 7 o'clock on Saturday
eveuinc. The following was the organization 1
eilccted :
Chief Marshal. Charles Marshall.
First Division. Marsha), William J. Gilbert,
Hope Hose Company.
Second Division. Marshal, William McCulley,
Ilibernia.
Third Division. Marshal, B. K. Affliek, Em
pire Hook and Ladder Company.
Fourth Division. Marshal, George F. Itee.-e,
Assistance Engine Company.
The Chiel Marshal Is allowed to select four
aids, being one from each Division. Each Divi
sion Marshal is also allowed two aids.
The following is the route:
Up Walnut to Fourth: down Fourth to Chris
tian; up Christian to Ninth; up Ninth to Pine;
up Pine to Fifteenth; up -Fifteenth to Green;
down Green to Sixth: down Sixth to Race; down
Uace to Front, and in-ore di-mlss.
The Fourth. The Committee of Arrange
mpnt.shftve nearly completed the prorrrammQ
for the military d. splay on the fornix Fourth
of July. The procesbton will be divided into
seven divisions, with a Maioi-Ueneral to com
mand each. At the earned, request ot the Com
mittee, Major-General 1'MUcrnou has consented
to command one of these divisions, althouirh
he urged that he hud retired from any active
participation In military aifairs. The other di
vision commanders have been selected from the
interior of the State.
Renting tub Wharves. The leaies of
the follow iug wharves pelonginc to the city
were sold yesterday: Callowhill street wharf,
on the Delaware, $3000 per year; Poplar street,
$660; Hanover street, $500; Palmer street, $J0l);
and walnut street, on the Schuylkill, $210.
1 i:rss Ci.vb. At the stated meeting ol
i he 1 icfs Hub of l'liiladclphin, et-fcrd ly attr
noon, thp following olhccrs were' elected for the
mMiinsr year:
PreMdent Thompson Westeotf,
Vlce-Presidenis-Wm. V. McKcaD, Dr. Julius
Hrin.
Hi cording Pecretary Win. II. Fisher, Jr.
Coi respond itur Secretary John M. drier.
Tr"Rsurer Casper Soiuier, Jr.
l'ciird of Director? Enoch W. C. Greene, John
D. W atson, Albert W. Friek, D. Kratnerd VTil
linuuon, Lewis Wain Smith, Frank Sheppard.
William M. Ituiikcl, Lewis A-hmead, Ernest C.
Wallace.
Fif. Lost evening a fire broke out in, a
buildiritf contacted with a planing mill at Giranl
avi nue and Vienna" street, which destroyed It,
aud extended to the main b'lildine, doing con
siderable damage to the lower story and thr
machinery. Tne firemen ware on the ground in
hirge force, and the flames w ere arre-led thronsh
ttiiir cilorts. The Iosf is estimated at $5(100.
Mktuodist Faiii. The Ladies' Fair for
the purchase of a Home for Aeed and Indigent
Methodists, recently held In this city, proved to
be n cumnlete siireoss. The sum ot' at lemt.
$20,000 is repotted from the Beverml churches.
and it may be that one or two thousand dollars
more may jet be realized.
P. mnrip at fSot'Tir Stpptt Ttm rvm.
niittee on Surveys of Councils intend reporting
on loidiiiance providing lor th furnishing o
plans and specifications lor a bridec over tli !
Scliuxlkill, at South street, and creating a lo'in
ti build the sitme. Tim mvliiimino 1j ..t i. i,
-- - - V. XIII.IIll 1. . 1 1 ' 1 fcV 1 .
ellective until one creating a loan is passed.
TlIE Seventit Srnnni. Sprxmw Tim
Board oi Directors of the Seventh School S..-,v
t'Oll llllV llwwl Mr Pnnmcn I.V11 lpnal.l..'it
and Mr. E. T. Hallowell a member, to till th.'
uciini j chuscu oy uic resignation ot Mr. A. M.
V alkinshaw.
AMUSEMENTS.
Q.HAXD NATIONAL CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
NATIONAL ORPHANS' HOME FUND,
cwnita Atj'sncKB or the
&OLDIET1S' AND SAILORS' UNTOX
WASHINGTON, D. C,
AT (iROVER'S THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1866.
30U,0(0 tickets will bo (old at 81 each 7.000 presents
awarded, valued at 25',noo I (00 ol the profits to bo
given to the Soldiers' and Pallors' National Orphans'
Home Fond, J80o to the Wasnlnttton Male and Feraa'o
Orplinn ABy;ura, tbe balance, after deducting expenses,
to be paid to tbe Treasurer of the Soldiers' and Sailors'
Union, ot Washington, D. C.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT ME OFFICE OF
W ILLIAM E. OWEKS, J0 627 CHESNUT S TltEET;
ALSO, SENT TO ANY POST OFFICK IS THt;
COUNTRY rnOMPlLY BY MAIL.
iLIST OF PRESENTS TO BE AWARDED
1 Threo-Ktory Brick Residence, H street, be
tween sixth aud feevcntli
1 ' lirec-story Brick ReslUeuce, Secoud
strtet. near E
1 Hirte-i-too Brick Residence, 'jeutu street,
between 11 and N
1 Iwo-sior? Brick ReslJence, Tenth street,
between M and N
1 Two story Dr.ck Itesidcnce, tenth street,
between M nud N
2 Fine City Lo a, on beveuih street north...
1 !-p cndUl Carriage Horses, and Harness,
complete
1 f'picnuld ilaiuond Hlng
1 tet UlHinouds, complete (Tin, Kar-rluys
and kiutitO
1 Grand Paiuo (Mclnway's)
1 ho, id SI ver'lea ct
JO Urund Pianos. 8W0 each
10 t.ruud fianos, Sn(ieacli
lliO lieu i' Go d Wa.elies. uo each
60 Lad Irs' Gold Watcbes, 12S eucb
6 Grand Slelode. ns, tMi eaeh
80 Ai.ieiican Case Mlver Waiebes, 7.i each..
76 U limine i afc Sliver Watches 840 ea b.,..
50 Dliimond Kinks. 1 0 to UH each
26 Diamond Pins, 100 each
40 Sewing Machines. :0n each
21; Sewing Machiues, 75 ( aoh
20 Slivcppltt ed lea Sets, each
60 Silver t astors ach
9,000 Clocks A bums, Jewe ry, etc., 8 to 10
euch
1C OCO Tea and Table Spoons etc , 8: to 5 each. .
10,t.O Cold Hens, Sleeve Buttons, etc., 1 to 83
each
49.453 Books, C utlery, I.ngravings etc., 81 to Sli
each , .
18.OOO
10.000
8,(00
6.00J
500O
4,0 10
4,00 1
2,0,0
1 000
l,6uu
1,0 JO
8 OOii
6 0,0
20 000
6,2.W
1,0.10
6 Otltl
3,000
7,6"0
2 6'i0
4.000
1.5JH
1,600
1,50
41000
25,(00
14 OIK)
51,010
Total g.jn (),,()
The awards will be made after the concert ou the
staneot the theatre. here three thousand poisons can
witness it. A committee will be appointee by the audi
ence tosucerlntend too tame.
I rlnted Us s 01 aards will be published and supplied
to agents and ilckci holders. Jartles having tl-kets
will rciain them unil alter the a wants are made, and It
their numbers appear on be list they will forward their
tickets iuiu cdiute y . with lull directions as to the shlp
ping 01 foods or deeds lor tbe proMertv. Ticket to: sale
at all the principal hotels, book and music stores In the
city, aud 11 1 the headquarters In the matnmouth itr
building tor the benetlt ot tne .-o uters' and Sailors'
Niitionul I rpbans .Home fund coi ner of Seventh street
and PennvWvania avenue Washington. D. c
Tbo Directors appeal to the libera liijr of the people to
give tl.is enterpriho their kind support, and tiiereLf
aslst In relieving the wai.ts of Jtht orphans of our
(alien comrades.
MANAGING DIBECTOB9.
Major II. A. HALL,
Piesldent So dlers' and Sailor' Union
' oloncl CilAKl i8 E CAHLHaIU'
Major JI. H. ALHKRGEK, '
WILLIAM S. MORiK.
THLArtt'HKR.
J B. HUTCHINSON, F.'q ,
Cashier National Bank 01 the Metropolis.
All persons favorably disposed are roqu'sted to act as
(gents, but no commissions will he al owed.
Atouey hou d In all cases be sent by Post Office order,
dratt. express or regtsteied letters.
In every case send the name and Post Office address,
County and Mate 01 each separate subscription and in
cioso slump. Ah orders Kt tickets must ie addressed to
0.11 . WILLIaM 8. MOK-fc,
Sccrettry Soldiers' nd Sailors' Na lonal Concert,
Washington, D. C,
, . , , Lock Box So. 11.
Refer, bv permission, to
i ajor-lienerai iniield s. Hancock, IT. 9. A.
Gem nil Robert C tschenck, M. c , Oklo.
(.eneral llalbert R Paiuo, M O , Wis.
General John H. Ketcham M ( ., . X.
General James G Blunt Kuusas.
GeuerulJ N. Ilcndrlck, Ii.wa.
General D (' Mm niiani, I). C.
General O V Davt-11, N. Y.
lion, 'i homas W. Kerry, M. O., J'lcb.
Hod George Lawrence, M. C, Peuua.
1. O. Forney, Esq.. D. ('.
Major J K. Dougnty, N. Y. '
Hon. Richard Wai acb, Mayor of Washington, D. C.
Hon William D. Kelley. M. C . Pennu.
Hon Ke Ian V. Whaley.M C , West Va.
Hon. Ebeu C. Inaersuil. M. C. III.
Hon. Henry C. Dcininif, M. C , Conn.
Hon A. li. I aflln, M. '., N. Y.
Hon. Leonard Mvers U. c, Peuna.
ion. W I Ham A. Newell. M N. J.
Hon George W. Julian M.C Ind.
Hon. Stephen F. Wilson, M C I'oni'.,
Hon. J. B. Gtlnne I, M C. Iowa.
Jlajor G. M. Van Btircn. N. . l4
"VTATATOR1UM AND PHYSICAL INSTI-
X TCTE,
BROAD STREET, BELOW WALNUT
BWIMMko SCHOOL
AND 8WIMUINO BATH
FOB LADIES, CHILDREN,
AND GENTLEMEN,
THE NATATOBIUM AND
TUB FOURTH OF JULY-
The 8vi Inimtng Department, on the "Fourth," will bj
0pent0D, 6 A. M. to 8 P.M. ONLY.
No Ladles' swlrnulng, and no Instruction given on
that day. 6
tYM N AS I UM
FOH LADIES, GKN'ILF.MEN, AND CHIIDREW,
N tORNEU OF N1N IH ANDAKCH STREKTi.
Cokn V.KY DAY AND EVENING,
AIL SUMMER.
Itodi y eieielre imparts health and strength, the best
0 nveultve aecit'St sickness o' ibe coming sumimir
Hum Pro essor HiU.tBKAND UjWII.
AMUSEMENTS.
RISLEY'S CONTINKNTAL NEWS
IXCHANGK.
C noire Ksats to all p arcs ot Amusement najbehM
so to 6M o'ciock any evening. 1 31 ly
A IICII STREET THEATRE R OT. BUT
J HKLIVR.
IUUR-DaY and FRIDAY EVF.NIN09 Jons 2.'and 20
Paki 1-vlAGUt
1. Cshallstlc Clock. 4. 30 Pieces of Money.
2'ilie eilalBnl. . Mvsteious Oiatig.
3 In ernal Mcolcines s 1 he Great Hat 1 rick.
. 1'ari !-lll'slu,
I. Fnntasls, Tr'mdrr Ifober Iteller
2 "Home SwcitHonie" Thalberg
3. The Musical ( aricature. cil.ed "Ibe Plaiu Tractice
of a ltdinllng Sihnol U'S".'
paht ;i-myti-rv. .
Great f onsalloiml I henomena of
SK( 0D clGllTt
OR
BYriRSAl URAL VISION.
I'abt 4 FUN.
The iRughabte WOOD M1N-IREL9. the most amu
sing set M hi' ckhoads In the wnrUl
FRIDAY AND 8ATUKDAY EVENINGS an entire
rcw bill.
T Al.NUl STHKET T H H A T U K.
V V N. L. corner Ninth aifl WALNUT Street
Begins at 8 o'clock.
I Ills KVKN.Xi.
The Gorgeous Specta. lo in fonr parts, of the
M NAIAD QUKKN .
Arrexlong and exnenslve preinratlon
aiAGNIFItiKNT 8CENEKT
Flct nrrsqtic ."'loon kht iVicw ot the Rhine
HAUNT OF THE NilADS.
waters of silver bear up numner.css Naiads.
i HE B 'l 11 OF BE V l .
The Treasured of tbe Mlghi.v Rhine IMscovered.
, , 1 II K CAVERN F RICtiKn.
Miiglrnl TinuHionnatlon to the ( I tenmr and stalac
llsltcHallof Ibe Naiads Scene Last, Itlb RHINE
'1 his vast scene rles and dlscov. rs
, v THE HOME OF TUB NAIADS,
in the Coral Caves beneath the ivaters.
IHE IjUmN ON I1EK THRONE.
I K Y A X T ' S M I NTn K L 8.
) NEW CHK8NUT SlRKfT THEATRE,
COOL AND COMFOR 1 ABLE.
THIS EVENING.!
the Original, World-Kenowed and On'y
BRYANTS MINSTREL'S,
from No 472 Broadwav, New Yor.
M IL AND DAS BRYANT Proprietors
Lcors oen at 7S o'clock.
( on.n.eiice at 8.
Dtes 1 Inie and Parquette, (0 cents; Orchestra, 75
cents i Ga lery. 25 cenU.
NO CHARGE for securing seats.
M AllNEE XATUKDA Y at 2 o'clock.
TO MATINEE Admission 30 cents. 6 28
VT A L ER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
V GARDEN Ko. T20 -726 VINF Street.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CO&CEBT8
NIGHTLY.
By two large and efficient Orchestras.
TO NIGH I ,
And EVERY NIGHT In connexion with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
a Brass Band, comprising the best Artists in the city,
will perioral.
OPEN FOR TIIR SEV80V.
Our spacious Sun mer Garden, artistically laid eut
wit a Shrubbery, fountains etc
IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
Kpcclally set apart lor V MILIES, the best of Creams
and other Rulreshments will bo served. 6-16$
TIIR PliMOS IVITIfltl VK MAVn.
i( i f I facture recommend themselves. We promise
to our natrons Clear beautliul tunes, elesant workman-
ship durability, and rensonah'e prices combined wuh
a lull guarantee. For sale only at No. Iul7 WaLNUT
Street.
6 28! UNION PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac
Jt W. SCOTT & C O.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
No. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOUR DOORS B1LOW THE "CONTINENTAL,"
8 26Srp PHILADELPHIA.
pATE.NT S110ULDEH-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECT FITTING PHIE18 AND DRAWERS
made from measurement at very short notice.
All ether aittclcs of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS
In lull variety.
WINCHESTER & CO.,
8 24S No. 706 CHESNUT Stroet.
Q&VID'S LIMPID WRITING FLUID,
AND
DAVID'S BLACK AND COrYIN'G INKS
For sale wholesale and retail, by
MOSS & CO.,
PLAXK BOOK SlANUFACri'ltEUS AND STATIONERS,
No. 432 CHESNUT Street.
A single trial will convince any one of their superiority
and cheapness over any other American or Foreign Ink
in the market.
Specimens of several years standing of its durabiilt-.
and snperlority over all others, can be seea at the
store. B 31 thstulnirp
THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES
No. 64 BROADWAY.
Mines, Mineral Lands and Ores examined and reported
npon. Competent Engineers furnished to Dining Com
panics.
Consultations afforded on all Mining, Metallurgical
and Chemical Questions, at the office of the Bureau,
GEO. D. II . GILLESPIE, President.
DRAKE DE KAY. Secretary. lOtuths rp
JOBERT SHOEMAKER & CO
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
MANUFACTURER,
IMPORTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Fiifnts, Yarn Mies, aud Oils,
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET
4 16 Sin N. E. CORNER OF RACff
PASSER'S WASHIXG MACIILU
JJcHt in tlio City.
IT SAVES TIME,
SAVES LABOE.
SAVES CLOTUEf.
EVERT FAMILY SHOULD HAVfi ONE.
For sale at the Furniture Store ot
Auents Wanted.
J. HAAS,
620 So fitf M AKKriT Hre
IJHILADELPIUA, APRIL 12, 1866. NOTICE
Is bereby given that Wilis of Hclro Facias will he
issued anon tbe lollowlug claims at the exylra Ion o
three months irom the ante hereof, un. ess the tune are
paid within that time to Yi. A 8LIVKU,
Attorney at Law,
KO. 30 Korth SEVENTH Hire!-'
' wgrai m
City o use ot Lane Scbofleld vs. Cornelius sTinT
C. P., Leceuiber X., tHA, tio.i, lor pavlua, U3is, lo'
S W cornet ol Second aud Queen streets, ii leet i inches
by f0 ieet 6 luclies. . n
Kane vs. John Panders, C. P., March T.. 1865, Vj. 6!)
for paving 44 CO. lot N. i . corner ol blxih aud Lomhn-,1
streets, ltf ieet by 20 feet 6 Inches. IDCS
allle vs. dames u ontgomerv CP. December T Ttbui.
No 4. lor paving at( 7 lot 8. W. corner ol eveuteenih
and Montrose streets 1J feet by 46 leet ft Inches
Same vs. Freeman Bcoit, ('. P., March T., lHlil, No. 1
'or saving S!6 84 lot N. E. corner of Tenth and Poidur
sireets. 1H ieut iront on Tenth street by 3ti eel.
Same vs same CP., March'!' . IM6 No. 11 for paving
fH Vl lot north side of Poplar street, 3K feet east irom
lentil street, 14 leet by 24
1-sine vs same, ('. P., March T . 1868, Vo 3, for paving.
K!,v;i3, lot north side ol l op ar street, 60 feet east lro.11
Tenth sireet. 14 leet by 24 feet
(sine vs. same. C. P.. March T.. Irtfi6. No 4. for navlnir.
2413, lot north fide of Poplar street, til feet east Irom
itntn sireet 14 leet oyzt ieet.
Heine vs Wli lam A. Archer. C P . Mnrch T.. 18M Vn
5. for pacing. t241i7i lot sout side ot brown s'.et Si
eel ft ineiKS eaai from nt. Joun street, 10 ieet 6 inches by
'A 1 et il inches.
fame vs. same. C P., March T.. lHOC, No. 6 for Paving,
24 -ii, lot south side ol Uroou street, 48 leet eust fruiu b
Jotiu street, lb leet D Indies oj 14 ieet 0 iu. 4 Uibtai'
COAL.
QNE TRIAL
JSEUUKIS YOUR CUSTOM '.
wwmix & HAMILTON,
LEHIGH,
SCHUYLKILL,
AND BITUMINOUS
COAL,
Ao. m Aorlh MMW Sireet,
Above Foplnr, Enat Klle.
62
JAMES O ' 1 R I E X,
DEALER IN
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL.
by the cargo or single tok.
Yard, Bread Street, below Fitzwater.
Has constantly on band a competent supply of tbe
at ore superior Coal, sui able for faiuny use, to
which be calls tbe attention of his friends and tbe
Hib ic generally.
Orders left at No. 206 Footh Fifth street, No. 32
South bcvcntccntb street, or through Despatch or
Tost Ofl.ce. promptly attended to.
A 8LTK10K QUALITY OF BLACKSMirHS'
COAL. 76$
RENDER'S
COAL AND ICE DEPOT,
8. W. CORN KB OF BROAD AND CALLOWHILL
ST BEETS,
Offers the celebrated West Lehigh Coal from the
Greenwood Colliery, Move, Fge anu Healer size 7'oU;
hut at en 60. Also, the very superior Hchuylki I Coal,
Irom tlie Iitevcsdale tollleij, Nut size a6 0U. AU other
sizes 7 ()')
All Coal warranted and taken back ftee of expense to
the cartliaser. ii notes represented. Also, the Coal for
ttltea il not lull weight. It6in
MISCELLANEOUS.
F
ITLE 11, WEAVER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cordp,
Twines, Etc.,
Ko 23 North WATEKKtieet and
Ho. 22 North DELAWARE Aveuue,
riULAUBU-UIA.
Edwin II. Fitlfb, Michael 'WVatbb.
COMAD F ClOIllILK. 214
CORN EXCHA
BAG MANUFACTORT.
X G K
JOHN T. B A 1 L k Y A O O.,
- No. 119 N. FRONT and No. 114 N. WATER Btreet.
Puladatphia.
DEALERS IN BA1.8 AND BAGGIKQ
01 every oesci lotion, for
Gialn, Flour, Halt, huper P bopbate ot Lime, Bone
liust, Eic
Tarpe and small GDnny BAGS canstantly on band.
1 22 S Also, WOOL SACKS.
John T. Bailey. James Cascaden.
MONUMENTS, TOMB S,
GRAVE-STONES, Etc.
Just completed, a beautlnil varietr of
ITALIAN MAKBLE MONUMENT8,
TOMBS AND GRAVE STOXES.
Will be sold cbeap for cash.
Work sent to any part ot tbe United States.
11ENIIY S. TAIUt,
MARBLE WORKS,
124 wimS Ko. 710 GREEN Street, Philadelphia.
MONUMENTS AND GItAVESTONES.-ON
hand, alarue assortment of Gravestones, of varl
ous designs n sue ot the finest Italian aud American
liarb.eat the Alarble Works of
A. STEINMETZ,
3 27 tulheSin RIDGE Avenue, below Eleventh stree
BRIDESBURC MACIIIXE WORKS.
OFFICE,
No. 65 N FRONT STREET,
riui.ADEi.pniA
We are prepared to till orders to any extent for our
well known
MAC II IN I KY FOR COT I ON AN D WOOLLEN Mil LS,
including a I rcceut ltupiovetneuls in Curding, Spinning,
and V eavlnii.
We In ite the attention of mnnulucturcrs to our exten
slve works.
1 18 ALFRED JENKS & SON.
J PERKINS,
LUMBER MERCHANT
Successor to B. Clark, Jr.,
No. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantly on band a large and rarted aasortmen
of Building Lumber. 6 24$
ALEXANDER G. C ATT ELL & CO.
FRODUCB COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ko. 26 NOKTIl WBARVES,
AND
NO 27 NORTH WATPR STREET,
I'll IL DELI UI A. 2 2
ALEXAMIRB O. CAIltLL ELIJAV O. CATTUM
COTTON AND FLAX
BAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
ot all numbers and brands.
Tent Awnlntr. Trunk and apon-' oer Duck. Also
I'ai'trltanuiaclurars' Drier Felts, from one to seven
ktt wide; faullns, KcltliiK, Hail Twine, etc.
JOHN W. EVK11MAN ft Co.,
8 6S
No lu3 JONES' Alley.
WILLIAM S . GRANT,
COMMISSION MERPHANt,
Ko. S3 S. UtLAW ARC Av, nue, Philadelphia,
A l. F.N r FOR
rupr nt's Gunpowder, Hellned Nitre, Charcoal, Eto.
W. Baker Ai Co 'at bocolate, ( oooa.and Broma.
Crocker Bros. A Co 's Yellow Alcttl bheaihlng, BolU
and Nails. 124
CLOSING
OCR LARGE STOCK OF
OUT
Sac
CAIlTtlACrES
AT REDUCED l'RICEs.
J. S. COLLING9 A SONS,
6 4 No. 616 ARCli Street.
PACKING BOX ES
Of a'l kinds and for all nse, supplied at short notice.
My advai'lages foruiaktnit are the bes' in the city, aud
1 rices Uw. tl. Ca I lor a list 01 prices belore you buy,
at coiner of TWr LFI'II and NOBLU Street.
Fruit dealers supplied.
5V8 1m ALBERT D. COOKE.
l'tMkt't Hooks,
1'urtt raon milt's,
Unar fusts,
l'orl folios,
Drenstiiit t'liMf,
IliinkiiV f s?s.
Ladies and Gents
Satchels aud
Travelling Bags
In all styles.
ii! 4
5 eft
t '-
t,VA,-..JIuurkVl
, 1 nui'le l.:'.o 1
6,1 I'ook.t 1
f Houk IJ
Pl's., fcf
II lOIMT Ir-!
if", a
INSURANCE COMPANIES
DELAWARE MLTOaL SAFETY INSURANCE
CUlil'ANV,
IKCORIORATff) hV ll,h LKtilBLATCBB
rENNVTl.VAMA.lM.ls
OFFICE "SHI-ITO WlLNC
ON Tfi"" JN""
fkRAr r"'""'of.hew
ISUNII INfL'R ANCFS
On floods by Rlvr ana:. Lake Bn,l Land CarrlasA
I' psr s 01 the ITnion
FlftK INSURANCES
On Werrrisnrtlse lerera It
On stores, I)we ling Houses. etc,
AN8F.TS OF THE COM I AST
, N'oveniher 1, lHft. .
'ifin Cn,tt! States per cent, loan 2 ....'n,0wi
JtOdw " 7 M0 per cent, loan
Tisasnry Notes ni
100 CCO Mats ot 1 cnnsylvanla Five I'ert ent
Loan on am
M,OH0 aieo. VennsylVanla sbc Vei Cent.
Loan A3 2vi
liBt(l(i(lt of I Mi(!e;ph'a Ht Per (-ent.
l oan iin am ju
0,(HO Fer.tisy,vania Kl road First 'ort
.. I'ertvn'. llonrts au no
lifitt Pennsjl-.anla Martroad second Mort-
25 MO W ester,, 1 f nnsvlvania Hal road Mort
p.'lte Mx Per Cent bonds 23 inn tin
U.WlO SI.U Shares N,ek tlem'antown (V.'a ,W
t rmi snv principal and Interest
luarantctd by the vty ol Phila
delphia 13 W7
7,140 14: - bares Htock Pennsv va.!la Hal'l-
ro d i ompsnv 8 ABO'S
3,(100 ICO Shares utock North Pennsylvania
Rsnrcad Company va-fk.
4.n00Deroslt wl h fnlted States Oovern.
. went subject to ten clays' ca 1 40 OCm
3O.H00 State ot Tennessee Five Per Cent
1-ft-enr lo"n"-v" v 18 9U0 Of
iV iW Loans on Ponds and taortgaue flist
. Hens on City Property 170 700 ' 0
i.Wi.fSOrai-. Market valu 99fl wToo-
Jills receivable lor 'n'iiranceVmad'e'.' I'JI.013 37
paianeesdueat Agencies.- Premiums
on M .ririe Policies Accrued Inte
rest, and othei debts due the Com
pany 40 ol 1 44
Scrlo and Htock of sundry Insuranee
and oiber Companies 4 133. Km I
r'Ir'Vd1,"' 910
Ctsti In Rank tlttfiM m
Cash in Drawer 78 a
W,63A'I7
1.2o3 6JO-1
tlKECTOTiS.
ThOmftS ft. Vtttn
John C. Davis
Kdniund A. Honder,
1 heopbl.os I'auldinz
"hn U. Penrose,
James Iraiiuatr,
Henry C. l a lett, Jr
lames C. Hand
William C. Ludwlg,
Josepo H. Seal,
George C. Leiper,
Hugh Craig.
RohArt ltnrtnn.
samuei e. ntokes.
J F. Penistan,
nenry riuan,
William O Houlton,
Kdward Oarllivrton,
H. Jones Brooks,
Jacob P, Jones '
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. F.yre,
spencer Mcltvaln,
J. H. Semole, Pittsburg,
ohn D Taylor,
n. r, rveruer. r'lvuurtf,
I fw. .( I.I... 1
ihSA " ' HASH, President,
R...T l,,.f.. i(.)"?.A':AVI8.,fc.Presldent
" I TVI' 101 T,
us
1829"CUARTEE PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
PIIILADELiPllIA.
Assets on January 1, 18GG,
S3,5OG,85r0G.
Capital......... 400 00.i(K
AcciueL Pulpitis U44 Mil H
Premium l,l2,:ioi-81
LK6EITLED CLAIMS, INCOME F08 186
811 407 S3. Alio (MKI.
LOSSES PAID SINCE 11 OVER
85,000,000.
Ferpetnal and Temporary Policies on LUicral Terms.
DIRECTORS.
Charles H Bsncker,
I'obluB W avnei,
Samuel Grunt,
lieorgo W. Richards,
dwardC. Dale,
George Fales,
Alfred Filler,
.Frnfii'ltt W TawI.
leaaviira.
, . ..... .... . '
VII AD1 Va V -Lt v s,t . n n . . . .
tab r J.W' DALE. Vice-President.
JA8. W. MCALLISTER, Secretary protein. 2 3 tl23
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSUHANCE COMPANY,
No. 133 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies issued against General Accident)
111 descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
Insurance effected lor one year, In any gum from $10
to CIO 000, at a premium of only one-half per cent.
securing tbe lull amount Insured In case of death, and
a compensation each week eauat to the whole Dre
uiiuiii paid
bbori time Tickets for I, J, 3,6 7, or 10 days or 1 3, oi
u montlis, ai 10ceu,s a dav, insuring in the sum o .( iuii
or giving altt per week it disabled, to be hud at tno
General OU.oe, No. 1M 8. FOURTH Street, i'h( adol
phia or at the various RaUioad 1 icket otlkes. He sure
io purchase the tickets of the North American Transit
I nsuraaco Company.
t or circuisrs aud further information apply at the
General Othce, or of any oi the authoilz ;d Agents of tbe
"mpauy.
LEWIS L. HOrPT, President
JAWFS M CON HAD, iressurer
IlKNRY C. BKOWN, Si ere ary.
JOHN C. Bt'LLlTI', Solicitor.
1 IRr.t lORi.
h 1f,n,t; 'ft? ol Pennsylvania Railroad Company
M. Liilnl of W. Baldwin & Co. s.
euuiuel C. Palmer, t ashler ot Cnmmerclal Bank.
Vichard Weod No. SOD M arket street
times M. ( onrad, No. 623 Maiket street
1. K. Kingsley, t ontlnental Hotel
H.G Leisenrlng, Nos 237 and M Dock street.
Samuel Work ot Work, McCoucb ft Co.
George Alartin, No. 3W Chesuut street 1 3 10m
QIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, No. 415 H ALN CT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL PAID IN, IN CASH, $200,100.
11 Is compary continues to write on fire Knit onli
Its capital, with a good surplus, Issa el Invested.
701
Locses by fire nave hem promptly paid, and more than
8500,000
Disbursed on this account v. lib In the past few years.
For the present the ofl.ce of this company wil!
remain at
No 415 WALNUT HTIIKET,
Hut within a few months will remove to its OWN
BUILDING
N. E.( OKNF.R SEVENTH AND CH E8NPT STREEIS
Ihcu as now, w e shall be buppy to insure our patrons a
ucU rates as are consistent with saiely.
IlliLCTOK8,
TUAkl a e I U k TTtPV
ALFRED H. OILLETT,
HUMAN SBtPPARD,
I'i.OS. M At KFLLAB,
JOHN SUPPLI E.
JOHN W 4 LAGUORN,
HI I. AH YKKKEfe. Jk..
. r,. i. .1 n nbnib,
CHARLES I. DUPOsrr,
Hb NHY F. KENNEY,
JOSEPH KLAPP, Al. D.
THOMAS CRAVEN. PresidenL
ALFRED 8 GILLE1 T V. President and Treasurer.
JAMES B. ALVOKD, Secrewrv. 1 IK j
T
II E PROVIDENT
lltE AAD TRUST COMPANY,
ur rmu&iii,ijrniA,
Incorporated by tbe Mate of Pennsylvania, Third
kionth 22d lbbft. INSURES LIVES, ALLOCS IN
lKbST ON DEPOSITS, and GRANTS ANNUI
TIES. capita-., aiao.ooo.
DIBECTOBS.
Ssmnol R Shipley, Richard Cadbury,
Jeremiah Hacker, Henry Haines
Joshua II. Morris, T. Wiatar Brown,
Richard Wood, WPIlasa C. Lougstreth,
Charles F. Coffin.
RAMUrL R, btllPLET, President.
RowiAJtn Pafiit Actuary . , '
OtnCE Ao. HI S. FOUBTH STRRRT.
T7MRE INSLRANCE EXCLUSIVELY. THE
J PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PAN Y Incorporated iM!Char er Perpetual No. 10
W ALN UT Mreet, epioslie Independence Square.
Ibis Company, favorably known to tbe coinmnnitT
lor over 'trtv years, continue to hikure against loss or
damage by fire on publio or Private Buildings ei,ber
peimanent v or tor a limited time. Also on Furniture,
tucks of Goods and Merchandise geneially, on liberal
''"heir Capital, together with a large Burnlus Fund. Is
Invested In Ihe most careful mannnr which enables
them to offer io the Insured an undoubted security In
tl. esse efio. PIBECT011,
Daniel hmith Jr., -f John Devereux,
Alexander Henson, 1 homas Smith,
lusnc Hazleiiunit, I Henry Lewis,
TUonias Robins, J Uilllnaham Feil,l
' Daniel Haddock. Jr
D4NIEL SMITH, Ja., President.
Wuaiam ti, C0'WKU.becret-t Hi
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
SI I C A V 1 T A L, $200,000.
THE CKITKD STATKS AOCIDKNT IN'STJlT
AKCE COM PAN Y,
Of Srrscusc, X tw ork, Insures against
DEATH FROM EVERT CAUSE,
Whether A CflDF NT, ( IIOLKB4. or DHE4.0E ol ,nr
ACt. ID! NTCC to,"l)t"'lou tor D1SABILI I V Irom
COVBISFDrOLICIES FROM OSE TO F1VK. T KAR3.
ACCIDENT POLICIES FROM ONE MOITll TO TEJJ
V E,i US.
NO 11VLICAL FX tMINATtO -EQUIRFD FOB
ACCIDENT INMIIRANCK.
i lil", ,.h.on'T Company authorised to Issue COM-
1 i 1,1 tfc nd Ac 1IIM POLICIES,
e (iil,?1c,,,,Ii pro ablll'y o tbo visitation of
Jni. kf' .... . p"J"nier, tnls onpor unltv ot Insurtng;
!Xnn6 i hi 'r"'.', "fr,od '""""'le-il rates, ahoull
n, A t; r.?tlnno' everon: whl'e ih eombl
rV I . In tl,lr u 1 rirt oflere.l with it enable,
Il rn n io T,,,( y' 1n"ctlnK business here and
KiuTof ountry dally, to guard against eve
DTF APE OH CM Sr A LTV.
PoK.SJan,ed.,0r to Euro etc' AoUM
WM. A. STEPHENS, General Agent,
611 lm No. 801 CBESNCT Street, Philadelphia.
P,afuki-ia!uhance C0M1ANy of rni
INCOhl OliA I FD Is04 CHAR TKR PFRPETCaL.
No 24 W ALNll Mreet, opposite the Exchange.
In add Ii tin to M A Rl NE and IN LA sD 1N8UKANOB
ti ls ( ( Uirany Insures ncm loss or daoiase iy t'lttE oo
liberal emu on I. milling!-, meirbamllse. mrnltura e'te.
lor limited periods, and permanently on buildings, br
denotlt ot premium " '
ihe t omesny haabeen In ae'lve operation tor mora
than F IA'I V Y EA US, during which al losses hare bee i
piompuy adjusted and paid. ...
John L. RniliiA
VlkKOTOBS.
Lawrence Lewis, Jt,,
Si. B. Mahoney,
John T. Lewis,
M llllnm S Grant.
Roliert W. Learning,
I Clark Wharton,
jn iu Lfwn.
IleLjSiuin Ei big,
IbonuM H Powers.
A II W
F.duiond ( atlllon,
I.outs C Korria
t A Tl X n irrrnti...;.,. .. . .
PAMCL WllCOX. bwtfy. "'aet7$
AUCTION SALES.
o
I
E
I. JOHN EDGAR THOMSON. Tmnf.A In . .rl.ln
Indenture ol inortiage ot the propel ly hi rvlnaiU-r de
scribed executed by tne Tyrone and cleurUeld Railroad
t nnun,to me as mottgagee In trust to secure the
payment ot tbe principal and In erest ol bonds of said
Company to the amount of $36,000 which mortgage let
dated the 1st dav oi November. A. D. lotto, and recorded
In tbe cilice lor Recording Deeds, etc.. in and tor the
county of Blafr. on tbe 8ih day or November. A. D.
11-60. in Mortgage book "B," pint s 107, lot, o. no, and
111, do hereby give notice tnal dsiault having beeomada
lor more than ninety dais In the payment of the Inte
rest dueand demanded on thesaiu bonds I will, in pursu
ance ot ihe written reouest to me directed of the)
holders of more than tl Wen thousand dollars In amount
ot the said bonds, and by vir ue of the power conferred
upon me In tiiet respect by tht sail muruage. ex nose to
Publle ae and sell to the highest and best bloder by
W. 'iliOMAS & sONS.Auctloucois at the J'HILADElJ
II IA I XI 1IANGE, in the tit vol Philadelphia, on
1 huisdsy, tbe 27th day ol September A. D. lswi npon tbe
terms snil conditions herelnaiter stated, the wheleof
the suid aiortgased premises, viz. :
il.e wi,ole oi that section ot the Tyrone and Clear
I'.tld tsllioaO Irom the point oi Intersection with the
l'eiiiis Ivsi la Rai road, at or near lyrone Station, hi
Llair couniy. to the point ot connection with the
graded line ol tbe said lyron" and Cleartrld Railroad,
known und designated as "The lM,Tsuciin," being
stou. three miles aud one quurter irom the PeuDSjl
vsula Ral road at 'lyrone etailon, as tbe same la now
coi strui ied. together with all and slngunr the rail
ways ral a, biiilges, lenees, prtvl eges. rlgbta, ana ail
n a propeit o everv description acquired by and be-li-nging
to said companv. adjuceni to or connected wltn,
or ou ibe Hue ot said section or three and oue quarter
miles oi road and a 1 the tolls Incomes, issue and
pi otits to be derived and to nrlse from the same and
a 1 the lands used and occupied lor railways, depots,
crstutons between said po'iits on said section oi ttireo
and one-i,uar ei nil cs with all buildings standing
thereon or procured therelor
AND HhVERALLT.
AIi the lands, railways rails bnoges, culverts, trostld
works tcol Louses, coal houses, wharves, lenoes, right
oi way, workshops machinery, stai ions, depots, depot
grounds, wotks. masonry, and other superstructure,
leal (state bulldlt gs, and improvements ot whatever
naiureorktnd appertaning or belonging to the above
mentioned pioperty. and to iho said section oi the said
Tyrone and Cietirfle d Rullroaa and owned by said
Ctmpani in connection therenlih.
0 be said section oi the Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad
extending from he point ot intersection of the said Ty
rone and Clearfield Uuilroad with ihe Pennsylvania
ltnliroud to the point ot eunnectlon with ttie graded Hue
oi the said lyione and Clearllela Rai road, known laud
as " J Le Intersection " la about 3 miles in length, a
-,.... , 'JERMS OF SaLE.
Id 000 of the purchase monev o be paid In cash when
t"e pre peny is struck orT, and ihe ba'anoo within twenty
das tl.ereatter
l'A hi rNT on account of the said balance
of purchate money, to the extent of tbe
dividend thireol parable on the bonds se
cured Iy Ihe said mortgui e and the matured coupons
of said bonds may bemaue In tbe said bonds or coupons;
and it the divldeud is less than the actual sum due upon
tbe said bonds or coupons the iolders mav retain pos
session of the said bonds and coupons, on receipting
to the sulit 1 rustee lor the said divldeud and endorsing
pa) uient oi the same on the said bonds or coupons.
1 pun ihe pnichase money being paid, as aforesaid,
tbe said Tinstee will execute and de.iver a deed of
conveyance oi the preml-es to ibe purchaser or pur
chasers in pursuance ot the power comerred npon bint
bv the said mortgage.
Any lur her lulormation in respect to said Bale, or
premise b. may be had upon eppicatlon to tbe under
rl(.md 'trustee, ai the ollice o. the Pennsylvania ltnli
roud Company, No. 23H 8. I hlrd street Pliiladulplua.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, 'lrusteo.
No. 23H 8. I lilRI) Street.
M. THOMAS it, ON- Auciloneera
Nos. LiO und 141 . FOLK I II Stront.
6 11m3m Phliad iphla.
T
I
B.
I. P. rBANKLIN PALEY, Trustee in a certain Inden
ture ot Motivate ol the pr perty hereinait T desorlbeo,
executed by the Tyrone and CleurflcldKaliroad Companv
0 m us mortgagee in trust, to secure the ua men h
the principal and lllteret of bonds ot said Company to
li e amount ot eoO.'OO. which moitgag is elated tbe 1st
dt.y ol February, A D. lntil, and recorded in the oitloe
lor recording deeds, eic. In aud for the county oi Blair,
ou the 4tl, day ot February, A. D. 1M1 in mortgage
Lock li. page 1IH etc. and In the ofhee lor recording
e'eeds, etc.. In aud ior the county oi t eutre on the itS
duy ot Februury. A D., INii. In mortgage book K pae
4(A) etc., do hereby give notice that deiault hav lng been -made
ior niote than ninety ays in tiie p vvmeiit ot the
urn rest due aud demanded on the said bonds, 1 will,
iu pursuance of the writ. en request, to me directed,
e.i ti e bottlers oi more than $J0,i 0 in aniouut ot tbe said
boms, aud b virtue ot tbe power con erred npon me
ii tig lctpect Ly the said mortgage, expose to pub lo
tale, und tell to the highest and best bidder, bv j4.
'ItU&. & SOS, Auctioneers, at tbe PHILADEL-
1 HI v I XtHANGE. in tne city oi Phllad.iphla on
Ibursilay. the27tb dny of September A D. lrttiei npon
l.e t( tins aud conditions berclnultor stated, the whole
of the . aid n.oni aged premise's and tranobises. viz. :
'1 l-e liole ot that lectlnnoi the Tyrone and t.'iear
f eld L'oilicaJ Irnm i.vroue Htailou, Blair county. Peun
svlan'a, to Phlbipsburg. iu Centre countv, Pennsyl
vania, e.stbesauie is now construoied, tovether with
nil inu ciigu'ar Iho railwats, tabs, cross-ties, chairs,
spikes Iron timbe r, bridges, fences, teigelher with all
real properly of every Description acquired by and e
longiiig to said l ou pany appurtenant to said road,
and all the rights, liberties, privileges, and corporate
iraDcblst e oi suid road and company and all the tolls.
Income. Issues, aud profits to be derived and ta
urine Irom tbe same, and ah the lands used aud oc-u-pkd
ior rai way depots und stations between said
points, w lib all buildings stuudlng thereon or procured
tbcie or.
AND GENERALLY.
All ihe lands, rabwas rai s. bridges culvertH. trea
l!e works, tool houes, coal-bouse wharves, lenoes,
rights ot vay. workshops, macblneri, stations, depots,
depot grouui B, works masonry, and other superstruc
ture leal estate buildings, and Improvements of
a liatevet nature or kind appertaining or belonving tt
tl e uliove-n outli ned piODerty aud to the said see len
1 1 tie ald T rone and Clear fie d Railroad and owned
bv mid ompuny in connec iou therewith, and all tbe
rli lits libertie s Drlviieges and corporate Iranchlaea of
biti roau anUCompany.
tjHic aid seoilon ot tbe said Tyrone and flearfleld
liullroad extonding from suid lyro.e Station, Bialr
ceunty.toand hrough the boioagh of Pul lipsburg, la
L eutre count), is about 23V ml ca in length.
Ts KMS OF 8AS.B.
'10.(00 of the puichsse mon, y to be paid In cash when
the pioperty ir struck oil, and tne balance wlibln twenty
daa thereutter.
I'avii eui on account of the said balance of purchase
money lo the exient ol the dividend thereof payable on
li e bonds secured by tbesnld m-rtuae and the matured
coupons of lbs said bonds, may be made In the said
In. nds or coupe us ana Ii ihe div.tlend In les
tbun the actual sum due lipon tbe said bomU
aud courous. the bo dors mav retaiu Possession
ol he said bonds and coupons on receintlug to the
said 'trustee ior the suid dividend, and endorsing pay
ment 01' the same on the said bondi or coupons.
Uptn ibe purchsHp-uiunvy being i'id sa alorosal 1 the
'I rusiee wile xecute anu elcllvsr a deed of conveyance
ol the premises io Ihe purchaser0' purchiiaers, in purso
i nte of the power conferred upon him by the aaidl
mortgage. ....
Any further Information In repect to the suid se e
premises may be liudou aopllcatiou to the i uudersi.ned
liustee. at hie or) ee, No ii south THIRD Street, iu the
city of Fbl.udelpb rBASKL1!r u ALKY, Trustee
No 42 south Tubrd street.
M. '1IIOV AS SONH, uctlotieors,
6 11 mSm Nos. 14! snd 141 boutb FOV-TH Streeb.
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