TDE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1867.
jvjf iWL
NUMBER CXI1I.
4 DIET FOB MENTAL DYSPEPTIC!". AND A CUBB
FOR BY-roOHONDRIA, HY-POCRIHY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A DI ORDER.
Y OUH BKKIKS EDITOK.
AL1IANAC AND DIARY.
BHUKT BETKE-JLLOmcAI, OUSKRVATIONS
THK WEAK.
March.
Monday. Additional nfTlonru In
FOK
tho
l'liilaflelphia CUHtom House appointed by
the President and disappointed by the
Senate. 'J'lie appointments and dlsstp
poiutments are becoming the Cwitom.
Tuesday, ao. 1 ho bill allowing the Importa
tion of tue bark of a certain wood for mak
iuu paper, duty free, was not vetoed bv
the 1'roHldent. Hark oir of trees is not ait
article of treas-oti.
AVldntnlay, Ml. The Jnpnnet,o "All Rijrht"
has a benefit, when tiie audience is pre
sented wltii hi nntoKrapli, In Japanese
pivlng his correct name, which, like "Ali
KiKl't" himself, looks as natural upside
tluwn ns any other way.
Thursday, (leneral liutler deludes the
Uuitu with a blank Diary, ropresentlnK it
its Booth's. BiiiKiiam wanted to see it
but the General refuses, ns it has his
washerwoman's account lu it.
Friday 'lt0' T,lie H(!I1!lte concluded to adjourn
0 day nnd tneet airaln next week, liy
,h.- operation they make 8S0,OtH) mileage
inon- "y- AIa"7 01 "iem ought to make H
on tilt turnpike.
Saturday, u'0,1S,';l?":s, rl;' DAY, The
Kditornttt ",ls l,'e ,lo8"K performances at
tho Capitol, Bvml taa a Private Box with
Jlr. Morrisse. '
CLOSLYG aiIT
OF THE
IES!
NATIONAL VARIED
EX Til A AX X 0 UN CEMENT!
Wishing to lay before our readers in advance
cf the official announcement a full account of
the closing of the "National Varieties," at
the Capitol Garden, Washington, we herewith
print a copy of the bill prepared for that event,
kindly furnished to us by Mr. Defrees, printer
to the concern:
It is proposed soon to close the House for
the summer vacation, and it is the object of
the Stock Company to go out with a blaze of
glory, as it is the purpose of many of the
actors to "star" it throughout the country the
coming summer. The play now running on
the "boards," entitled "Reconstruction," is
drawing good houses, and it is to run for a
few days longer, when it will be withdrawn to
bring in as a "closing bumper" a New Hay,
written expressly for this occasion by Mr. Fer
nando Wood, of New York. Herewith we
give a copy of the bill:
NA TIOXA L VA IUE TIES.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The Management, in returning thanks to the
Fporting public for tho very liberal patronage
bestowed upon their House the past winter,
take this opportunity to announce that, pre
viously to closing their Establishment for the
Season, there will be brought on the boards
an entirely new series of Entertainments be-
litting the occasion, written by a gentleman of
the New York Press.
The House having been entirely refitted and
Tefurnkhed with pens, pencils, and penknives
at the commencement of the season, it is now
one of the most
comfortable places ok amusement
in this city.
The dosing night is not yet fixed upon, but
as the principal Star Performer is en-a-'ed
but for
A short time,
ia .OUa..io uiui me puuna should manifest
their appreciation of him by
A full house U
rTa Mrtiuinroiiiniit tn . .
. c""") icnpuiiKB to the um-
l 1 : e , i ...
veihai uehue 01 tne public to be made
acquainted with the progress of the arram
ments for the closing ceremonies, whiuh i
looked forward to with so much interest, is
enabled to give the ioiiownig particulars:
The services of the
CELEBRATED CONTRA BAND
are engaged for this occasion.
National Varieties,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C.
Proprietors and Managers, .Htanuery & Randall
tstaue ManiLL-er Mr. Florence
Treasurer Mr. McCulloeli
Prompter Mr. Colfax
New Play 1 !
For the firgt time in this city.
Jttosest or, Th Fortieth Cougress I !
PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS.
Moses ... . . Mr. Johnson.
Faro Mr. Morrissey
Children of the Covenant, Ciusar, Julius,
Cnto, and others.
This piece, which is brought out with en
tirely new scenery, has had an immense rim
in Memphis, New Orleans, and other Southern
cities, and it is believed will prove a success
here. The characters are all well Bustained,
and the ability of the Actors in their line is
well known to the community. j
Mr. Monroe, of New Orleans, and Mr. For
rest, of Memphis, the celebrated Tragedians,
are engaged to do the "Cloudy Pillar" and
the "Pillar of Fire."
P
fttf
Thin Extravngana is' gotten up at great
expense, the ..-...
PRINCIPAL PERFORMER !
lieing paid
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the term of his engagement, including
house rent at "the other end of the Avenue."
It is therefore hoped this liberality on the
part of the Management will he
riiOI'EKLY AITHKCIATED
by a generous public
After the performance of Moses, there will
be other entertainments of a highly varied,
amusing, and moral character. Of the great
number of these feats we have space only to
enumerate a few. '
TERFOliMANCES IN TIIE RING.
A celebrated bare-back rider will jump
through a ring covered all over with "acts of
Congress," and with a single summerset land
on the other side on his trained pony "Veto."
This daring feat never fails to bring down the
J louse.
Baue-Back Rider Mr. Johnson
The great Yankee "All Right" will put
himself in a bottle, and cork himself up. This
is a most amuwug feat, never before attempted
out of Japan.
Yankee "All Rmiit .... Mr. Butler
Feats of Prestidigitation, tricks, tossing of
cups, etc., and practising on the horizontal
Bar.
Cur Tosser Mr. Saulsdury
ground and lofty tumbling
by a celebrated Acrobat, in which the per-
former will keep up in the air an immense
heavy ball, first on one foot and then on the
other, without tiring or letting it fall. This
difficult feat was never before successfully pre
formed in any other country.
Celebrated Ackouat . . . Mr.. Johnson
A WAR DANCE.
by a real savage, showing the different steps
taken in a feat of that kind,
Real SaVAoe Mr. SteVekS
EXUIIIITION OF A LIVE rOPTERIlEAD,
striking at the hand that warmed it into life,
and doing other ungrateful things.
Copperhead Mr. Brooks
WILD BEASTS.
The den of a very fierce "tiger" will be
entered by a man, and the enraged animal
held by the tail, without the owner receiving
a "scratch." The nerve required for this
dangerous feat is possessed by but few.
Man tuat Fights tue "Tiger"..M$. Morrissey
COMIC BOKO
by an old soldier, written expressly for this
character, entitled, "Who has sull'ered more
than I ?"
Old Soldier Mr. Johnsos
The Management are also negotiating with
Mr. Kelley, and other celebrated supporters of
Ethiopian Characters, and it expects soon to
announce on tho boards the well-known lead
ing actor, Mr. J. Davis, now held to an en
casement Virginia, and whose laughable
delineation of ;
FEMININE CHARACTER
is well known.
Matinees every Friday afternoon for women
and children.
As is tho custom with the Southern Thea
tres, the Erie List is suspended.
Stanuery &i Randall,
Proprietors and Managers.
N. B. Our former "advertiser," Mr. Ray-
mond, is no longer in our employ, and persons
making contracts with him must look to him
for their lullihnent. S. & R.
WAXTK1J A FEW GENTEEL BOARDERS.
To the Editor of the Evening Telegraph:
Knowing your will to benefit the worthy youth
of our city, 1 give you an excellent opportunity
hy permitting you to recommend to me those
you think deserving of the comforts of a home.
Our house is too larcre for us: and it may as
well bo lillud, as I do not mind work; but my
cuiei reason lor taking boarders is, that there
are so many obliged to endure the cold com-
fort of boarding-houses and hotels. i
ITT J
vve aie genteel people. The rest of the
family think it a great sacrifice on my part to
do so much for strangers. My charges are the
same as those of first-class boarding-houses.
notwithstanding the home comforts make it
worth twice as much. . .
I have been much troubled by havlne
boarders unworthy of the hospitalities they
have enjoyed. 1 shall tell you a fw of my
troubles, that you may be sure not to send any
likely to commit the same errors. I have
been obliged to turn off some, while others
have lecn so ungrateful as to leave without
giving a day's notice, or even a reason for
going. I mnst have my house full.
I have one boarder who burns gas till 10,
and sometimes even later. This is insuffera
ble. My rules require "gas out at nine."
Another lights his gas early in the morn
ings. This is insufferable.
Still worse, there are three who stay in the
house frequently all the evening. This is in
sufferable, as our family till the sitting-room,
and they cannot endure the restraint of a
stranger's presence.
Our boarders have the privilege of staying
out as late as they wish each is provided
with a key, which ho uses as freely as if in his
own house. The above mentioned I shall turn
off as soon as I can fill their rooms.
Another had the insolence to ask for "coffee
made of coffee," for which he would pay extra.
I immediately invited Aim to leave even
though he had paid some weeks in advance.
Of course, ho meant to be insolent when he
took that mode of keeping his position in our
happy home. To think of a man telling mc,
how to cook in my own house 1 I might as
well havo lady boarders as sutler that.
One gentleman imagined he had a cold, and
wanted fire in his room. I parted with him,
telling him a hotel was the place for a man
that must keep his room, and have his visitors
rushing up stairs two and three in an evening.
Our carpets are too nice for such abuse. So
his room is vacant.
A few havo learned after much hinting
from different members of the family to dis
appear immediately after tea, and to slip
quietly into the houso when they come home.
They have also learned at last not to sit long
at table, nor help themselves twice to butter.
They also appear at table punctually, or do
not come at all, there being plenty of restau
rants in the neighborhood.
My rules require "all those who arc not on the
spot in five minutes after bill ringing, to defir
apptaring at table till tu.rt 7i."
By remembering my request you will do
much good to young men, and also put doing
good in the power of your subscriber.
Cynthia Homo.
PRY GOODS.
P RICE fit WOOD,
'. W, tor. EIGIITII ana FIL8EKT,
Jt'ST OPENED
oOOO yards Spring Delaines, 25 cents.
Fast Color Calicoes, 11, 12 10, and lSc.
Choice Shades Colored Alpacas, 40 and 60c.
Choice Shades Colored Mohairs, 02$ cents.
Black Alpacas, 33, 45, 50 cents, up to St per
yard.
Bluck and White Stripe Skirting by the yard.
Fine French Percales.
WHITE UOOV.S t WHITE UOODS I
Na!ue6oR WnsUuSj very cheap, 25, 31, 37j,
40, CO, CO cents.
Solt Finish Cambrics, 25, 28, 31, 35, 38, 40, 44. 47,
50, 5(1 up to C9 cents.
Soft Finish Jaconets and Victoria Lawns.
A cheap lot of Stripe and I'lald Nainsooks.
Muslins from auction, very cheap.
White Piques.
Marseilles. Honeycomb and Lancaster Quilts.
Table Linens, Hapkins and Towels.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Mus
lins, Pillow-case and Sheeting Muslins, at the
very lowest market prices.
Barsrs Ins in Ladies' and Gents' Linen Cam
bric lidkls.
Laules' and Gents' Ilemstitcn Hdkfs.
Gent' ana Boys' Colored Border WOkfs.
PllICLi & WOOD.
N. W. Corner KIOUTH and FILBERT Streets.
N. B. Dally receiving New Goods. 10
IE 67."' DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS.
JlhT OPENED AT THOUNLKY'g,
1 case of Buperior HOOP SKIRTS, oest styles and
makes, at prices irom )1 up to 2 -5.
One lot ot beautiful BERING CLOTH3.
Several lots very desirable CAssslMBUES.
bplendid blLK l'OFLIfcSlu plaids and siripee.
Very neavy rich BLACK fclLKH.
DouUlu width line PLAID GOODS for children.
FRENCH CHINTZES, PERCALES, PIQUES,
DELAlNtH, Etc
LIKEN UOOD8 AM FLAXMXS,
Powi-r-loom Talilu LtneiiB, pecially desirable.
Rlcb t-uiiu Dauiuk Table Linens, beautttui.
Napkins, Towelw. Doylies, Dinners, Crashes, etc.
.....lu .,1 Wlilflllilr Ulil! KliKMlilitf LIMP!!.
Linen Haudkeichlels, Itr Ladies, Oeulleuien, and
1 Al'nsUuH. Calicoes, TIckinKS, Checks, Shawls, Quills,
anil White Ooods generally, attbe very lowesliiuasi-
ble prices-
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
K.
e. ium:k eighth asb
SPRINU
VAUOEN KTHEETtt.
3 Id 3ni8p
A
T RETAIL.
I'OFI LAR PRICES IN SILKS.
DRESS UOODN,
WHITE CiOOUsj
EI ENS,
MOtKNIN GOODS,
CASKIIHEEEM. AND KOISE FCBMSH-
IXU DRY GOODS.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
8 81m 0. 787 t'HESN I'T STREET.
HEAP DRY COO I S, CARPETS, MATTISUS,
C
UlL CLOTHS, AM- Vt.wv
it u. a rf'ii a m a nT.T.
N. F. Corner ELEVENTH and MAlin.ii
ut.d .Mlf, Willie AlULllllK. ItJ DW., ;t:
smir oil
4'ic. to 6oo, Voolleu Drnggais, fi 10 i u.
Cluths.itsc. Spring C'hlnues, lac. lo nuc.
De Laines.
N. E. Corner ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets.,
.IUST RECEIVED,
A EAHGE EOT Or BEADED SIEK BEETS,
BELLING AT 1. WORTH IS, AT j
WIEEIAM 1 EONNERSTADTER'S,
No. 103 North EIGHTH Street,
11131 fctcond door auovi Arck.
opened this iiuirnniB. I rum aiiuiKiii .
'lucrum Carpels, ml wool, at Ko-fo.. Jl. t1,.-
and jim Jutiralii carpets, wool Hlllnv "J-""
6c. 'eiikIIhu Tapestry Brussels Carpets, , ou y ( l
Entry aid bialr I arpsts, 25c to 76c. t ub C ar V''
lo 76C Hemp Carpet, Hm. lo b. tloi'r O c l
DRY GOODS:
A R K E T
I. A DIES' I.OAKI. tXOTIIS.
New Spring Styles In single and double
WMtliH.
Fleant Fnnclos, prices very low.
btandard Biaple Blyles, good assortment.
f'AS.MMEREN.
Pprinp CftSBlmercn for business suits.
Cheap CnsMnieres for boys' wear.
Fine Conti ties for good custom.
Black Broiidclotlis and Drup d'Ete.
Linen 1 iritis for Boys' wear.
t aucy UrillH, Luck, and buininer Wear.
It LACK mtENS CiOOD.
Blnclt fi-4 Wool PeluincH, 87c, 8100, and 81-15.
Black 3-4 V ool DcluineH, SO and 00 cents.
to cent Black Mohair, a fresh lot.
4(, 45, and 60 cent Black Alpacas.
Blnck Molialr, linest, Imported, $L00 per yard.
H'"" for a splendid Black 'famine.
Dark Grry Goods, 37 to50cent-H.
lilcli Bluck Hilks. lroiu (I 25 to 86'50.
IIOM:YCO.Uli 4(1 IETN.
One case very largest size, best quality, at
8300. 1 2 stutn4p
Warranted fast colors, good styles, 12 cents.
HEMSTITCH i:i II AIV DKKIU HIEI'S.
Several lots at great bargains, 2.5 cents up.
SUPERIOR
BLACK SILKS
lOU PRESSES, MANTILLAS, ETC J
RICH OROS UKAIN'N,
DHAI'K I)E FRANCE,
UKO I'AKINIEJVNE,
ETON TAFFETAS,
I'OILT IE NO IES,
F TUK MANUFACTURE OF BONNET AND
PONbON, IN ALL GRADES AND WIDTH).
J. "W. PROCTOR & CO.,
2u.i8:uth2nirp No. 080 CHESNUT Street Q
220 FAP.IES & WARNER, 229
NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOVE RACE,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
One case Water Twist Bleached Muslins, 20 cents
per yard.
Bleached Muslins, 1j, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25 cents, etc.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, 15 cents,
l'lllow-case Muslin, Vi yard wide, 25 ceots.
Ki-4 Bleached Sheeting.
Willlanisvllle, Wamsutta, Semper Idem, Amoakcac,
Forrestdalo, Superior Shirting, etc. etc.;.
. pest mnkes ot Vnblcuched Muslins.
WHITE GOODSt WHITE CiOODH!
FROM RECENT AUCTION SALES.
Nainsook Muslins, 31, 37JS. 45, and 50 cents.
Flald Nainsooks. 23, 31, 37,'i , 50 cents, etc.
Soil Finish Cambrics, 37 4. 45, 60. and 60 cents.
Fine Victoria Lawns, 37.45, 50, to, and 05 cents.
Very ttue Swiss Mulls, cheap.
Job lot Shirred MuBllns, 75 cents, worth ft.
Very fine Striped Nainsooks.
Bargains in Linen Handkerchiefs from Auction.
Boys' Bordered Linen Hdkfs., 12X cents.
Ladies' and Gents' Plain Linen Hdkfe.
Gents' Colored and Bordered Hdkfs., etc. etc.
Table Linens, Napkins. Towels, etc.
All-wool and Bomct Flannels, cheap.
Linen Shirt fronts, our own make.
Delaines, Calicoes, Bluck Alpacas, etc. etc.
FAMES & WAHNER,
4. 289 NORTH MXT1I STREET.
2 2!iJ
gPRING
ASSORTMENT
OP
ItOVSE-EEBKIKHIMU DBT HOODS,
CONSISTING Ot
E1NEX, fOTTO.Y.ASB WOOEEEJf CiOODM,
For Household Use, at Reduced Prices,
SUCH AS
LINEN SHEETINGS.
FJLl.OW LINENS,
L A M A S K TABLE
COTTON SHEETINUS,
PILLOW MUKLINS,
TABLE LINENS,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
BORDERED TOWELS.
cloths, i to i yarus
lollK.
QUILTS,
KiLANKETS,
EJIRROIDERED TAREE AND
PIANO
COVERS, ETC.
Also, Irom the late AUCTION SALES IN NEW
YORK, a lot of
VERT CHEAP HEAVY HECK TOWEt
EIN4.S,
E91EROIDERED TAM BORED DRAPERY
, JIISEINS.
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM ITBl-iiss,
OKDED IJORDER AND HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN 4 ARRISON,
3 n7 NO. IOO CHESW1TT STREET.
No. 1101 CHEhNUT btrwet.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
AT THEIR NEW STORE,:
N. VV. Corner ElvnI and Cliesuut
HAVE NOW OFEN
T A II EE EI N ENS AND CEOTHS,
NAPKINS,
TOWEU,
LINENS.
Ill APFRS,
NUEETINU 9IESEINM, g
ETC.,
Which they will sell at prices which cannot
tall to give satisfaction. i
1U1H XHNKHHO 1011 'ON
-1-.ARIW-B1LK8. MANTLES, FANCY GOODS
r" - a l'Y V1LIEH UK FRANCE, 61 ltua Vlvleiina
. -a...- U . Iu,i null. tltA Ulilllttu.wlu.nil 11,.
und 1U1 Jllio nnu.ii.Kt " ' ' " "ii iu.
llonme. The lart!l emporium iu Purls. Prices
nmrked lu plain figures. EiiKllBh spoku. Dresnej
u,ud to nieanure lu Iyrty-eiui Hours. . 3tllit
M
vO NINTH.
DUY GOODS.
LINEN STORE.
ttae AROH STREET.
I have inNtmadeont a rednced price list for
nil my LINENH. which cannot fall to give satis
Inctlou to the tuoei careful buyer.
To those about purchaalng LINEN QOOLVi,
we would ay that our Htock wah never larger
and more varied, consisllug of the following,
vl..-
HEAVY SHIRTINO EI N ENS,
MEDIUM EKiHT DO.
FINE EOSOM EI N EN'S,
KIIIKT HOS09IS. FANCY AND PEA IN.
TAREE DAMASK, HY THE YARD.
TAREE CEOTH S, A EE SIZES, some benutiful
patterns, Just received and selling cheap,
NAPKINS AND DOYEIES,
FINE DAMASK TOWELS,
EINEN BIRD-EYE AND DIAPER,
IRISH EINEN SHEETINUS.
FRENCH EINEN SHEETINGS.
PILLOW EINEN,
t'HCMD CEOTHS. 8 AND 4 YARDS WIDE.
STAIR LINENS FROM II TO 30 INCHES
IN WIDTH,
EA DIES' AND (JESTS' HANDKERCHIEFS
EINEN EAWNS AND CAMBRICS.
EIN EN Dl'CHS AND DRILLS.
EINEN FOK FERNITTKE COVERS.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
Power-Loom Table Linen.
JiiBt received, over 200 pieces Tower-Loom
Table Linen, and selling at a heavy reduction.
GEOHGE MILLIKEN,
IMPORTER OF EINEN GOODS,
I 5 thstunmrpi: No. R28 ARCH STREET.
QRESS MAKING
PROMPTLY EX EC I TED
CNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF LADIES
OF EXPERIENCE IN VARIOUS EUROPEAN
CAPITALS, AS WELL AS IN LEADINO EST A
ELISH MENTS OF THIS CONTINENT.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J. W. PHOCTOR & CO.,
2 23 stutbJmrp No. 080 CHESNUT Street.
HOOP SKIRTS.
I R3 V I S I B LE.
EMPRESS
INVISIBLE TRAIL
SKIRT.
THE NEW SHAPE FOR;
SPRING, 1867,
JH
J. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
(Oil DOUBLE SPKIN.G)
SKIRTS.
The liandsomest and mot comfortable style yet
Introduced. (See all the fashion magazines.)
AtJtetailby all first-class stores where Skirts
are sold
At Wholesale by all the leading Notion and
Dry Goods Houses In this city. Also by sole
owners el patent and exclusive manufacturers
WESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
No. D7 CHAMBERS St.
3 2stuth2m NEW YORK.
LEGAL NOTICES.
(MTY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL-
W l'HIA. HB.
'IJIE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
To John lly rid anil Margaret Ilynd, his wife; Lucy
M. Oray, Lydla Uray, widow of James Oray; the
Uelrs of said James Uray, Plillii) (J, Uray, James
Duilile and JaneDulliie, ills wilu; UeorKeUray, .luiues
Mtivay ami marKarui, Mcrvay. uis wile; William
Vouui;. W illiam M. Uray, Robert MacAudrew and
Mary Ann MacAudrew, his wife; and June Uray,
widow of Walter Uray deceased, or the heirs of said
Jane Uray Ureeting.
We command you that, layliiK aside all business
and excuses whatsoever, you be and appear lu your
proper person before the Honorable the JuilKes of our
Oruhaus' Court, al a Court to be held on SATURDAY.
the 4th day of May, A, D. 1H67. at 10 o'clock of the
torenoon, to show cause, if nay there be, why the
Court should not make an order and decree for the
sale and conveyance of certain real estate, late of
JAU1.S ukai owensM, as prayed in the petition
uijAiu jtu i i r,L w uiuxi, AumiiiiHiraior, d. D. U,
c. t. a. of said James Uray, deceased. Hied In nurimi.i
Court on the Ulh day ot March, A. D. 1H67, and further
auiue me oruer oi ine uuuri iu me premises, etc.. aud
hereof fail not, under a penalty of ono huudred
pounus.
Witness Ifonorable JOBEPIt ALT.rsn-v
J SeaJi IKsqulre.at Philadelphia, the tlilrteeulh day of
i i in ,u. jwrui i,ur ijuru one thousand
t dikui uuuuinuttuu auiiy-Hflveil,
AUKK1) J. FORT IN,
8 16s4t
Pro Clerk, Orphans' Court.
N TliK llltf 11AN8' COURT FOK THE
X un AJUt-uusn Ur PH ILEDELPlf IA.
rotate of HENRY E. KURTZ, Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by tne Court to audit, settle
aud adjust the account of ALFRED FITLER, Kia
cuter ot the will of HEN BY E. KURTZ, deceased
and to report distribution ot the balance In the h4 nd8
"e ureuuuiuui, win meet tne parlies Interested for
the purpose of his appoinluieut on MONDAY. April
L at 4 o'clock 1. M., at his otlice. No. 250 N.
. ji iunirm, iu luecuy oi i'liuaaeipiiia.
8 21 thhtufti UKORUK W. THORN, Auditor,
TN THE ORPHANS' CoURT FOR THE CITY
-A- AIM) COUIN I V OK PHILADELPHIA.
Estate Of ROSANNA Ill'lillhS llaaAiV
The A udilor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
aud adjust the account of NEIL McULKNMV,
Executor of the last will and testamentof ROMANNA
HL'UlU'.fe.' deceased, aud to report distribution of
tlie balance lu the hands of the accountant, will meet
tne piuiiei interested lor the purpose of his ap
point wont, on FRIDAY, April 5, M7, at 3 o'clock P.
M at his ollice, No. m b. FOURTH blreet, lu
the city of Philadelphia.
8attuths8t f. IIOWARD GENDELL, Auditor.
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