'tole lot Or piece Of ground situate on the nortvrenterly
side of Cedar street, 120 feet DXlnchat southwesterly
from Somerset, street, and extending thence north
easterly alongthe fine of said Cedat'atreetl2o feet
Inches to the cornerof said C;daranakomersetstreetin
thence northwesterly along the line of said Somerset
street 93 feet inches 'to the aremingo Canal. and
thence soutterly along the several courses of said Ar
amingo Canal 155 feet 474 inches to the place of be-
Seine vs. Pitrich! Quinn, Citmer, C. P. June
Term, 1866, No. 250; for the sum of thirty-eight dollars
and twenty-liveloents, for work and labor done and
performed, and Irdaterials furnished • against all that
certain lot of ground, with the two story frame well
hog, fronting on (West now) Belgrade street, and the
tweand-frhaltatory frame dwelling, fronting on So
merset street thereon erected, situate on the north
easterly sine of said-Somerset street andmorthwesterly
side of (West now) Belgrade street, in the Twenty. fifth
Ward of the said city, containing in front or oreadth
on said Somerset street 51 feet, and extendin g in length
or depth northeasterly of that width between lines
parallel to and along said Belgradelformeriy West)
street, 106 feet to a feet 6 inches wide alley.
Same vs John S. Hoffmann, owner, Sic; C. 2,, June
Term, 1866, No. 231, for the sum of seventy dollars and
seventeen cents for work 'and labor done and per•
formed, autrmaterials furnished against all that cer
tain lot or piece aground situate on the southwesterly
side „of Somerset street, and northwesterly side of
fleeter street, in the Twenty-fifth Ward of sad city,
containing in front or breadth on said Somerset street,
93 leer 6% inches, and extending in length or depth
senthwesterlyintween lines parallel to and along said
Rester street 100 feet more or less (to Hewson street as
laid down in private plan) '
Same vs. Thomas Bradley, owner, cike. C. P., June
Tern:l ; lB66, No. 232; for the sum of Ten' Dollars and
twenty-five cents, for work and labor done and per
formed, and materials furnished. against all that cer
tain lot or piece of ground, with the double three-story
brick building thereon erected, situate on the south
westerly side of Norris street, commencing at the dis
tance of 5o feet 4 inches northwesterly from Moyer
street, in the Eighteenth Ward of the said city; con
taining in front or breadth on said Norris street 13 fees
flinches and extending in length or depth southwest
ern lyof that width between lines at right angles to said
Norris street on the southeasterly line of said lot 31 Abet
es inches, and on the northwesterly line thereof 40 ft.
_ • Same vs. Thomas Bradley, owner; &c., C. 24 .Tune
Term, No. 233, for the sum of twelve dollars for ' work
and labor done and performed, and materials fur
nished against all that certain lot or piece of ground
withlthe three-story brick dwelling and two-story frame
kitchen, all adjoining situate on the southwesterly
side of Norris street, commencing at the distance 0f64
feet northwesterly from Moyer s treet,in the Eighteenth
Ward of said city, containing in front or breadth on
said Norris street.l6 feet and extending in length or
depth; southwesterly of that width between lines at
right angles to said Norris street, 40 feet on the south
easterly line of said lot and[so feet on. thertorthwezterly
line of said lot.
Same vs. Estate of Lawrence Lewis, owners. &c.; C.
P. June Term, 18 6, No. 234; for the sum of fifty-one
dollars and eighty-one cents, for work 'and labor done
and performed, and materials famished against all
that certain lee or piece ofground situate on the :eaet
er,y side of Hancock street, commencing at the dis
tance of 222 feet 103.1 inch esinortherly from Berke s treet,
In the Nineteenth Ward 01 the - said city, thence ex
tending easterly on aline parallel to said Berke street
71 feet 7,?‘ inches-to a point, thence south 48 degrees
333; =Mutes east 98'feet, more or less, to a point; thence
north 41 degrees 29,14* minutes east 15 feet 1 inch to said
Hancock street; and thence northerly along the east
erly line ot said Hancock street 69 feet 1 a inches to the
place of beginning.
Same vs. E. F. Witmer, owner, drc..C.P.,June Term,
1866, No. 235; for the sum of twenty-four dollars, for
work and labor done and performed, and materials
farniehed,against all that certain lot or piece of ground
situate In the Nineteenth Ward of the said city, on the
. southeast side of Tu ip street, at the distance of eighty
feet sonthwestwardly. from Otis street, containing in
fron, on Tulip strew thirty two feet, and extending In
depth southeastwardly between parallel lines and at
right angles with the said Tulip street ninety feet.
dame vs.Johnlid c Dowell° wnerTerm,
1866, NO. 236, for the sum of twenty-two dollars and
fifty cents for work and labor done and performed and
materials furnished against all that certain lot or
piece of ground situate on the elisterly side of Fourth
street, commencing at the distance 00370 feet so etherly
from biamond street, in the Nineteenth Ward of said
city containing in front on breadth on said Fourth
street 30 feet, and extending in lengthor depth easterly
f that width between lines parallel to said Diamond
street 102 feet 6 inches to Orlon= street
Same vs. John Riley owner, cke ; C. P., June Term,
1E46, No. 237; for the sum of ferty dollars and duty
cents, for work and labor'done and performed, and
ma erials furnished against all that certain lot or piece
of ground situate on the easterly side of Howard
street, commencing at the distance of 80 feet northerly
from Cumberland street, in the Nineteenth Ward of
said city; containing in front or breadth on saidJlow •
and street 34 feet, and extending in length or depth
easterly of that width, between lines parallel to said
Cumberland street, 110 feet, more or less, to Hope
street.
Came vs. Nicholas Schmitt, OW - 110 , •..k.e., C. P., June
Term. 1866, No. 238; for the sum of twenty-two dollars
and fifty cents, for work and labor done and performed,
and materials furnished against all that certain lot or
piece of ground with the two-story brick cottage there
on erected, situate on the easterly side of Howard
Street. commencing at the distance of 60 feet southerly
from Somerset street, containing in front or breadth
on said Howard street 30 feet and extending in length
or depth easterly of that. width between lines parallel
to said Somerset street 121 feet more or less.
,Elame vs. Gottlelb Ft- -roger. owner, dc., C. P., June
TermlB66, No. 2,39; for the sum of twelve dollars, fbr
work and labor done and performed, and materials
tarnished against all :bat certain lot or piece of ground
with the three-story brick dwelling thereon erected,
situate on the- westerly side of Fourth street, com
mencing at the distance of one hundred and eighty
one feet seven inches southerly from Diamond street,
in the Nineteenth Ward of said city, containing in
front or breadth on said Fonrth street sixteen feet, and
extending in length or depth westerly of that breadth
between lines parallel to said Diamond street ninety.
Feet to Lett b gow street.
Same vs. 0 ottleib Elsasser. owner, &c., C. P. June
Term. 1866, No. 240 for the sum of twelve dollars, for
work and labor done and performed and materials
furnlshed, against all that certain lot or piece of
ground with the three-story brick dwelling thereon
erected, situate en the westerly side of Fourth street.
commencing at the distance of 165 feet 7 inches south.
erlyfrom Diamond street, In the Nineteenth Ward of
the said city; containing in front or breadth on said
Fourth eft ee t 16 feet, and extending in length or depth
westerly of that width, betweens parallel to said
Diamond street, 90 feet to Leithgo street.
Same vs. Gottleib Elsasser , o er, &c., C. P., June
Term, 1866, N 0.241; for the sum of twelve dollars. for
txr
work and labor dune and per . and materials
furnished, against all that cer tat or-piece of ground.
L
with the three-story brick dwelling thereon erected,
situate en the westerly aide of Fourth street, com
mencing at tb e
_distance of 149 feet 7 inches southerly
from Diamond street, in the Nineteenth Ward of said
city, containing in front or breadth on said Fourth
street 16 feet and extending in length or depth west
erly of that width, between lines parallel to said Dia
mond street ninety feet to Leithgow street.
Same vs. Gotleib klsasser, owner, &c., C. P., June
Term, 1866, No. 242, - for the sum of twelve dollars, for
work and labor done and performed. and materials .
thrnished, against all thatcertaiu lot or piece ofgroand
with the three-story brick dwelling thereon erected,
altuate on the westerly side of Fourth street, com
mencing of the distance of one hundred' and thirty
three feet seven inches southerly from Diamond street,
in the Nineteenth Ward of said city. containing in
front or breadth on said Fourth street sixteen feet, and
eats nding in length or depth westerly of that width
between lines parallel to said Diamond street ninety
feet lei Leithgow street
Same vs. Gottleib Fig...ger. owner, &c.; C. P. Jane T,. _
lass No. 243 fur the sum of twe.ve dollars, for work
and labor done and performed, and materials tarnished
ngaiostall that certain lot or piece of ground, with the
three-story brick dwelling thereon erected, situate on
ti e westerly side of }. onrth street commencing at the
distance of 117 feet 7 inches southerly from Diamond
street in the b ineteenth Ward of said city, containing
in front or breath on said Fourth street ;sixteen feet,
and extending in let gth or depth westerly of that
width, between lines parallel to said Diamond street
20feet to Leithgow street.
_Same vs. Gottleib Blamer, owner, &c., C P. 'June
Term, 1866. No 244: for the sum of twelve dollars for
work and labor done and performed and materials
fundshed,against all that certain lot or piece of ground,
With the three-story brick dwelling thereon erected,
situate on the westerly side of Fourth street, com
mencing at the distance of 101 feet 7 inches southerly
from Diamond street, in the Nineteenth Ward of said
city, containing in front or breadth on said Fonrth
street 16 feet, and extending in length or depth west
erly of that width between lines parallel- to said
Diamond street 90 feet to Leithgow street.
Same vs. Gottleib Fituueter, owner, cfm., C. P.. Jane
Term, 1666, No. 245, for the sum of twelve dollars for
work and labor done and performed, and _materials
fornlshed. against all that certain lot or rdeceotground
with the three-story brick dwelling thereon erected,
situate on the westerly side of Fourth street, commenc
ing at the distance of eighty-five seven Inches southerly
from Diamond street, in the Nineteenth. Ward of the
citl , containing , in front or breadth clit ,aid Fourth
sweet, sixteen feet. and extending in length or depth
westerly of that width , between lines parallel to said
Diamond street, ninety feet to Leithgow street.
Seine vs. Gottleib a Masser, owner, dtc.; U. P., June •
Term, 1866, No. 246; for the sum of tweive.dellars, for
work and labor done and performed, and materials
frtrxthed, against all that certain lot or piece of
ground, wi'lt the three-story brick dwelling thereon
at ected, situate on the westerly slide of Fourth street,
commencing at the distance of 69 feet? inches southerly
from Diamond street, in the Nineteenth Ward of said
city; cuntaining in front or breadth on said Fourth
street 16 feet, and extending in length or depth Ott feet
to Leithgow street.
Flame vs. uottleib Elsasser, owner &c.. C. P., June
Term, 1866, - No. 247; for the sum of twelve dollars for
work and labor done and periormed, and materials
furni.hed against all that certain lot or piece of ground
with the - three-story brick dwelling thereon erected,
Situate on the esterly side of Fourth street, Com
mencing at the distance of 23 teet 7 inches southerly
wom Diamond street, in the Nineteenth Ward of said
city, containing .in .front front or breadth on said Fourth
streel 16 feet, and extending in length or depth west
erly of that wig. th between lineS parallel to said Dia
mond street. 90 feet to - Leithgow street.
, same vs. Sohn Deigham, owner. &c.; O. P., Sone
term,lB66, N 0.248; for the sum - of fifteen dollars, for
work and labor done and performed, .and materials
l'urnished. against all that certain lot orplece of ground
situate on the southeast corner of Twenty-third and
Nanning streets, containing in front on said Manning
'Sleet 10 feet, aud in length or depth sonthwardly to
Spruce one hundred feet, in Eighthmard, city of Phil
elphia.
Samervs William Johnston owner, dm ; 0 P.. Jane
Term, No. 24e;, for the • BUM of twenty-seven dullars
Ihr work and labor done and performed, and mate
rials furnished agausst-all that certain lot or piece of
toeund situateron the south side of Mantling street at
e distance' of 08 feet west frnm Twenty-second street;
containing to frprt or breadth on said .111antAng e tred
26 feet, and in length or depth southward to dprace
street 100 feet, in 'the Sights' Ward, Olty of Philadel-
Same vs. Tho Mas Ste Wart, owner. &c.; 0. P., June
Term, 1866, No. 250, for the 'sum of eleven dollars and
twenty-five cents, for work' and ,labor done and per
formed, and materials furnished against all that car
toon toter plece'of ground situate on the sulfa side of
Manning street at, the distance • of 38 feet west of
Twenty-second street. containing In front on Said
Manning street 15 feet, and extending in length or
depth southward 100 feet to Spruce street, in, the Eighth
Wf rd of the city of Philadelphia.
Same vs. lease W.
the
its, owner. ettc., Q. P.. Stine
Term. 1866, No, 251; for the of fifty six. dollars and
twenty five cents. for work and labor- done and per
lb m-d. and materials furnished, against all that 'car
fain lot or piece of ground situate on the south side of
151/ArdWOOd street and on the west aide of Twenty.
•
second .street;in -the Twentieth Ward of the City of
Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth on the
said Sher:mend street seventy-five feet, and extending,
in length er depth southward of that width along the
west aide of said Twenty-tlecond street' ninety ;feet to
Stewart street. -
Sam e vs. George W. Bfichene.r, owner, &o.; C. P.,
June Term, 1866, sin .252; for the, sum of forty-six dol
tars, for work and labor done and perfolmed,and ma
teriels furnished against all that certain lot or piece of
grOnnd situate On the west aide of Twenty third street,
extending from Bolton to Redner street, in the !iwen
tieth Ward (tithe city of Philadelphia; oontaming
- front or breadth on the said Twenty-third street
ninety-two feet, and' extending in length or depth
westward of that width along the north side of the
said Bolton street ninety feet.
Same vs. Spencer Shoemaker, owner, &c., C P., Jun e
Term, 1866, No. 263. for the sum of sixty-nine dollars
for work and labor done and performed, and materials
furnished, against all that certain lot or piece of
pound situate on the east aide of Twenty-third street,
extending from Bolton to Bedaer street, in the Twen
tieth Ward of the city of Philadelphia containing in
front or breadth on the said Twenty-third street nine
ty-two feet, and-extending in length or depth east
ward or that width along the north aide ofead Bolton
street one hundred feet. -
Same vs. Oscar Cladin, owner. &a; C.P ..Inne Term
1866; No: 254; for the sum of twelve chillers. for work
ano labor done and performed, and materiels fur
nished against alt that certain lot or piece of ground,
with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected.
situate on the south side of Cambridge street, at the
distance of 101 feet 8 inches eastward from the east side
of Twentieth street in the Twentieth Ward of the said
city; containing In front or breadth on toe said, Cam
bridge street 16 feet, sell ex tending in length or depta
southward of that width, between . fines parallel. with
the said Twentieth streeton the east Jine thereof, 86
feet 43 . .; inches and on the west line thereof elgaty feet
five and one-eighth inches (80 feets3l inches) to Scott
arneve. William J. johns . on, owner - dm ,C. P. Jane
Term No. 255, for the, sum of thirty.slx, dollars and
sixteen cents, for work and labordone and performed,
and materials furnished, against all that certain lot or
piece of ground situate on the northwesterly side of
Richmond street, in the,T.wenty.fifth Ward of the city
of Rhilacielpbia, Commencing At the distance of 110
feet south westerly from Clearfield street. containing in
front or bri.adth on said Richmond street 50 feet' and
extending in length 'or . depth northwesterly of that
width between fines parallel to said Clearfield street
2to feet to Salmon street. , •
Same vs Georgeßulon, owner, &C., C. P., June Term,
1866,N0. 256, for the sum of twenty-three dollars and
eighty-three cents, for work :and_ labor done and per
formed, and materials furnlahed against all that cer
tain lot or piece of ground, situate. on the northwest
erly aide of Richmond street, commencing at the dia.
tance of 7lfeet 8 Inches northeasterly froth Maple
street, in the Twenty-fifth Ward, of the city of Phila
delphia, containing in front or depth onsald Richmond
street, 40 feet,. and extending in length or depth,north.
westerly of that width between lines parallel to said
Maple street, 250 feet to Salmon street.
Same vs. , William Hobert, Owner; &c., C. P., June
Term, - No. 217; for the sum a forty-six dollars and
ninety-aix cents for work and labor done and per
formed, and materials furnished against all that cer
tain lot orpiece of groaDd situate on the northw, at
etly side of Richmond street, commencing at the dis
tance of 48 feet 8 inches northeasterly from Maple
street, In the Twenty-fifth Ward of the said city, con
taining in front or breadth on said Richmond street 57
feet, and extending in length or depth northwesterly of
that width, between lines parallel to said Maple street,
200 feet to Se' mon street.
Same vs. John Longstretb;.owner, ,fc., C. P., June
Term, 1866, No. 258; for the sum of twenty-nine dollars
and sixty-one cents, for work and labor done and per;
firmed, and materials furnished against all that cer
tain lot orplece of grou.nd situate on the northwesterly
side of Richmond street, commencing at the distance
of 66 feet southwesterly from Clearfield street in the
Twenty-fifth Ward of the said city, containing in front
or breadth on said Richmond street SO feet and ex •
tending in length or depth of that width between lines
parallel to said Clearfield street Zklfeet to Salmon
street.
Same vs. James Munroe, - owner, C. P.. June
Term, 1866, No. 259; for the som of forty-twn dollars and
biter n cents, for work and labor done and performed,
and materials barnished against all that certain lot or
piece of ground. situate on 'he northwesterly side of
Richmond Street, commencing at the distance of two
bun dreo fret air and three-qua: tors inches s.mtb west
erly from Clearfield street, in the Twenty-fifth Ward
of the city of Philadelphia.. containing in front or
breadth on the sa'd Richmond street fifty four feet,
and extending in length or depth northwesterly of that
width between lines parallel wi‘h said Clearfield street
two hundred feet to isMinion street-.
Same vs. Wiliam McCoy, owner, &c., C. P.. Jane
Term, 1866, N 0,260, for the sum of forty one dnllars and
twenty-two cents for work and labor done and per
formed and materials furnished against all that cer
tain lot or piece of ground situate on the south ea , ter y
side of Amber street, commencing at the distance of
550 'eet southwesterly from Lehigh avenue In the
Nineteenth Waid of the said city, containing in front
or breadth on said Amber street 5-1 met 11, 1 2; inches and
extending In length or depth southeasterly of of ttint
width between lines parallel to, said Lehigh avenus 110
feet to Collins street.
bane vs. Ellis d Davis, owners, &c.. C I'., June
'reran, 1866, No. 261; for thee= of forty-two dollars and
eighty-one cents. for work and labor done and per
forated, and materials furnished against ail that cer
lain lot c r piece oi groond.aitnate on the northeasterly
corner of Norris and Palethorpe streets, in the N,ne
teenth Ward of the said city, containing in front or
breadth on said Palethorpe street 57 feet 6 inches, and
extending in length or depth easterly of that width be
tween lit es parallel to and along said Norris street 109
feet to H ancock street:
San. e vs. Frederick. Klett. owner, dc; C P, - June
Term, No. 262. for the sum of. Twenty-ale dollars, fur
work and labor' done and performed. and materials
'tarnished against all that certain lot or piece orgroand
situate Cu we west aide of Paldhorpe street commenc
ing at the distance of 18 feet 5 Inches north of Norris
street,in the Nineteenth P and of said City, containing
in front or breadth on said • Palethorpe street 3* feet a
inches and extending in length or depth westerly of
that width between parallel lined at right angles to
said Peuetherpe street 109 fees to second Street.
Same vs. Joseph .M. Thomas. owner, &c.; C. P , June
Term 0866, No. 265; for the sum of twenty-four dollars
. and thirty-ore cents, for State and City Taxes, 1860,
against all that lot of ground and dwelling thereon
erected, situated on the west side of Tenth street. in the
Twentieth Ward of the city of Philadelphia. cornmenc.
in g at the distance of 139 feet southward f:om the south
side of Master street; containing in front or breadth on
• said Tenth street 15 reef. and extending of that width in
length or depth betweeh parallel lines 100 feet to Alden
street—being No. 1334.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, owner, tee.; C. le June
Term, 1866,170. 266, for the sum of twenty-one devars
and twenty -three cents, for Stale and City Taxes
IE6O, against all thetlot of ground and dwelling thereon
erected, Situate on the went side of Marshall street,
in the Twentieth Ward of the City of Phlltdelphia„
commencing at the distance of 261 feet U.; inches
northward from the north side of Poplar street, con
taining in flow, on said Marshall street 16 feet, and
extenaing ofthat width In leegth ;or depth, between
parallel lines 57 feet 5 inchea, being No. 9.32.
Same vs. Joseph k . Thomas, owner. ,tc., C. P . June
Term, 1866, No. 207, for thesum of twenty-three dollars
thirty -five cents, State and City Laze!, 1660. against all
that certain lot or piece of grc and and dwelling thereon
erected, situated on the east side of Seventh street, in
the Twentieth Ward of the city of Philadelphia, com
mencing at the distance of two hundred and thirty-one
feet four and a ball inches northward from t, e north
aide of Poplar street, containing In front or breadth on
said Seventh street. sixteen feet, end extending of that
width In length or depth between parallel lines eighty
seven feet five inches, being No. 927. -
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, owner. &c: 0. P., June
term, 1866; No.. 268; for the sum of fifty-eight dolars
thirteen cents, State and city taxes, 1860; against all
that lot of/ round and awelling thereon ercted. situ
ated on the north/31de of Girard avenue, In the Twat.
tieth Ward of the city of Philadelphia, commencing at
the distance of 18 feet westward irom the west side of
Darien street, containing in front or breadth on said
Girard avenue 17 feet, and extending of that width in
length or depth between parallel Linea eighty seven
feet. (Being Zi0.8.13.)
Same va. Joseph M. Thomas, owner, dre, 0. P., June
n
Term, os, No. 269; for the sum of twenty-four dollars
thlrty-cents, fur State and City Taxes, 1860, against all'
that certain lot of ground and dwelling thereon erect
ed, situated on the w.st side 01 Tenth' atreet.in the
Twentieth Ward of the city of .Philadelphia, cola.
mencieg at the distanceof 124 feet, southward from the
south side of Master street, containing In front or
breadth on said 1 en th street 15 feet, and extending of
that width in leragth or depth, between parallel lines,
106 feet to Alder street, being No. 1886.
Same ye. Joseph M. Thomas owner etc, C, P., Jane
Term, 1868, No. 270; for the sum of sixty-one dollars,
forty .one cents, for State and City Taxes, 1860, against
all. that lot of ground and improvements thsreen
isitnated, on the northeast corner of Ninth street and
Girard avenue, in the Twentieth Ward of the City of
Thiladelpble, containing In front or breadth on said
Girar d avenue 60 feet,'and extending of that width in
length or depth between parallel lines 326 feet.,
sarae vs. Joseph ikt, Thomas, owner, &c., C.? , June
.Te rex , , 1866, No. 271, for the sum of thirty-six dollars
and eight cents for State and City Taxes, 1860, against
'all that lot of ground situate on the east side of Ninth
street In the Twentieth Ward of the city of Pb Rade.-
phis. commencing at the distance of 1 0 feet 4 incites
northward, from the north aide of Girard avenue, eon
tabling in front or breadth on said Ninth street 64 feet,
and extendiug of that width In length or ,depth be
tween parallel lines 58 feet. - jelB-2tavi4,.
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eases than any other Doctor in _the
'United States. - • •
Dr R 3 Iton continues to give instruc-
tion on diseases of the Lungs to the pro- fessinn. Je23-tf.
.
ANHWEI '.CATHA'.CATHARTICATARTIO
ILLS are the mostperfect
frgative which . we
e able to produce ortvhich
a think has ever yet been
lade 'by anybody. • Their
theta ••'have abundantly
'twit to the community
w: uch they excel the
llli tt ry medicines In use.
hey are safe and pleasant
take,big powerfal enure.
leir -penetrating proper
, stimniate, the vital ac
ties of the body, remove
purify the blood, and
out the foal humors which
breed and grow d stempe stimulate sluggish or &so/.
dered organs into their natural action, and impart a
healSyr tone with otrenght to the whole system, Not
only do they cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but' also formidable and dangerous diseases.
While they, produce powerful effects , they are at the
same time, in diminished., doses , the safest best
physic that can be employed for children. Being sugar
coated, they are pleasing to - take; and, being purely
vegetable, are free from any rink of harm. Cures have
been made which surpass belle wet° they not sub
stantiated by men of an , h exalted pcattion and charac
ter. as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many emi
nent clergy men and physicians have lent their names
to certify to the public the reliability of our remedies,
while others have pent ns the assurance of their con
viction Mat our Preparations contribute immensely to
the relief of our afflicted, suffering fellow-men. .
The Agent below named is pleased to farnish gratis
our American Almanac, containing directions for the
use and certificates of their cures, of the following
complaints:
Costiveness; Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,Drote
sHeartburn, Headache arising from foal stomach.
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels
and lain arising therefrom, Flatulency, Loss of Ap•
petite gall Diseases which require to evacuant ixte& ,
clue. They also. by purifying the blood and stimu
lating the system, cure n,ary complaints which it
would tot be supposed they could reach, such as Deaf
ness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irrt
[ability, Derangements of the Liver and RI neys.
tont, aid oth--r, kindred complaints arising from a
low state of the body, or obstruction of its (auctions.
Donut be put off oy unprincipled dealers with other
preprrations which they make mote profit on. De
mat;d A ykit's and take no others. The sick want the
best aid there is for them, and theyshould have it.
Prepared by. Da J. C. A_YEJI & Co.. Lowell. Mass.,
and sold by J MADis dr, CO., Philadelphia, and
1; , . all Drnggists. my 19-s,m,w-Zxf
O--VotPAUDENTA.L A
LLN uperiorarticie for cleat
tog the Teeth, destroying animalculte which It
fest them, giving tone to the gums, and leaving a feel
log of fragrance and perfect cleanliness In the mouth
It may be trsed daily, and will be found to strengther
weak and bleeding gums, while the aroma and deter
siveness wlll4 ecommend it to every one. Being coin
ppoossed with the assistance of the Dentist, Physician illOt
M Icro..copist, It is confidently offered as a RIKLIABLk
substitute for the uncertain washes formerly In vogue
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituent ,
of the DENTALLMA, advocate its use; It contain ,
nothing to prevent - its tutreetralued employment
Made only by
JAMES T. SHINN, Apothecary,
Broad and &Spruce !areas.-
For sale by Druggists generally, and
Fred. Brown, i D. 1.. Btackhouse,
Hansard R Co., Robert C. Davis,
G. R. Been.Y, Geo-C. Bower.
Isaac H. Kay, Charles Slily
C. H. I‘. eedles, G. J. Scattergood,
T. J. Husband, J. C. Tuppenny & CO.
Ambrose Rnalth, Charles H. Eberle,
Thomas Weaver, James N. Marks,
William B. Webb, -- E. Bringhlust & Co.,
James I. Btsptuun, Dffott & Co.,
Hughes & Coombe, H. C. Blair,
Henry A. Bower, Wyeth & Bro.
rARNS. BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS.—DR. .1
1 1../DA VIDifON, Chiropodist. Operator on Corns, Bun
lons. Inverted Nall% and all other diseases of the feet.
Office, Northwest corner of NINTH and. CHEST
NUT str. etc.
der DR. DAVLDSON will watt as patients at their t
ices. th us" rfl res
FOR RENT.
The New Bulletin Building,
No. 607 Chestnut Street.
170 Aelo)
Ito proprietors are prepared to reoalva proposals au
renting each rooms as they do not nee then:warm
Thiele will be •
THE SECOND EtTORY FRONT Boom,
CD by 24 feet.
THE WHOLE OF THE NORTHERN HALT? 03
THE BUILDING,
Four Stories High. with Entrance by a wide hall or
Chestnut, street.
And a Front of 25 Set on Jayne streak
Suitable for a Jobbing or Oomnffindon House, a Bank
or Insurance Office.
For Farther Parttenlari apply at the NEW BUD
LETIN BUILDUIG.
No. 907 Chestnut Street.
ymnk-caffwarv)m43r..wimi‘m
Estate of WILLIAM Pita.RTZ, decosaed, will be
sold at tnbile sale on TRUE DAY, June 28th, 1866,
en they/embus. lying between the Limekiln Turn
pike and Duy's Lane, one mile east of Elerrnsuatom',
Twenty ,l 6echnd Ward, city et!
@f= beantithl and Oainge.Lots.
Sale to commence at I o'clock, P. Al. Con
ditions, part credit ann p.rt cash. Illeo to be paid on
each lot when struck off. Tne premises will cheer.
fully be shown by Joseph Frantz, residing thereon.
Je23.e,m,w3t* LISTSR, encyr.
I. H. JOSEPH, CENTRAL REAL ESTATiI
d. gaudy, No. 271 S. Third atraet, Philadelphia.
a. Real Estate' bought and sold on commission.
Loans negotiated. Money procured on Bonds, Mort.
bolls , and other securities. House and trend Rents
Commiasioner ofDeeds for all the States. artiBEni
V TO R try
ENT.—An elegant coon residence,
cool. shady and comibetable, allow:4 near the
t, It York Road .and wiAain a short distance of the
city, a tea minutes' walk of a Railroad station.
Apply to AMOS R. LITTLE, '
.le2B-20 , 237 Chestnut street.
t
CAPE ISLAND—DESIRABLE DOUBLE OW.
TAGE TO LET, wl , ll it rooms. Plenty of shade.
eTC - ellent water, geed ,oellar, fine view of the ocean
Photogn pLa of which can he seen at IifoCALLAYB New
Hat ttore, 613 Chestnut street. • • jela•tf
C tl FOR SALE--The very desirable Rouse, Ng. 117
PRICE street, GermautownovithintwO squares
ot e main Depot. Terms easy.- - -'
C. H. 4tirric4ZE,lrk, •
205 South Sixth street,.
.
FOR SALE.—The dwelling, No. 521 South Ninth
tia street,e with three story double .back buildings,
containing all the modern conveniences. Built .ex.
pressly for the present owner. • Terms easy. Apply at
O. 519 South NINTH street. . m7l2,tf
?...es FOR BALK,--The large Dwelling House and Lot
'55 feet in front, No 415 South Fifteenth street,
obsession Tilly S. Apply to
J. SERGEANT PRIDE,
No. 518 Arch street.
Je2o 12Q
SALE.—The dTsirable HOUSE, No,
119 North ELEATII street:.. Inimentate pos
tie u.ston given, Apply to - G. SOHI V W,LY,
' Je21.61.• .1.327 Thompport street.
A COTTAGE TO LET—In Atlantic City. Apply
0. & A LAND &00
'715.8
to
• 924 Walnut *St-
TO RENT.—Third and font th stories New Store No.
131 MARKET street. 12t , and 122 CHURCH street.
exten air g 160 feet._ Best light in the city.. Very de
sirable for manufacturing busiums. Apply at once.
Jel3-190 , . • : • .GEoRGEIoGDEN & ock
Mrs. R. Dillon,-
aB2B and 331 South Stioeti__ _
has a handsome assortment of BYRUM 'MU,
LINEBY; Mimes' and Infanta' Hata rind (laps,
Velirets, grapes, Ribbonti, Feathers, Blowers,
1it.:4.12 ,1 1 1 ,1,
Successor co Geo. Gray,
an. SO South. Sixth St., ' 31 rT 7
Fine Old Stock & Nat-BiownAke,
eins ll36e
I: t ' e !Orr And
OLPANISSII cai - vEs.—no Kegs fresh Spanish Olives,
la Jost received arul for sale 0. EL ! 1111138IXEi
90. We EL Demme Avenue.
wmpiroaat,.
DR HYLTON'S
KCAL IkilerAwir,
TN A PEW DAYS,
COTTAGE LOTS.
B It E. W E.-119
SIPVAJIALL NOIMECES.
SOLDIERS' OUPILS.N'S - will be
eleven hundred-Child schoolshe deceased Counter,
inFenc sylvania fro mitbeir in d stout countler,
in this city. on,the 4th of July, upon she occasiomuf re
storing tote State the Fl 2 gs; in the defence of which
their brave tethers fell. They are from nine to sixteen
years of age. ut these six huudred and lLty are boil,
who svill be entertained:at. the SOLDIEnS'HOME,
corner of Tenth and Filbert strrets. The four hundred
and fifty girls being yet. unprovided re., the hospitall. '
ties of irunliles in the vicinity of the . -Soldlers' H ome
are asked tor in their. behalf, from the afternoon of
the sd rill the morning' of the sth of Jiny. a. uumber
of the Lady . Managers of the Home have kindly con
seated
to receive the, hivltatlons. which will state the
number each CALI take. -
There girls are nearly clad and well behaved: and it
Is believed that they wit prove pleasant goats. If a
, large.number—sity eight' ro twelve—go to the same
tanuly, a teacher.or elder pupil will alcompany them.
THE• COMMITTEE viz
_, .
Mrs. _Daniel Haddock. Jr . 806 Pine street,
• Mm. James (I:H.ind, 830 Pine street •
Mrs JOl,ll 03110 W, 1502 Spruce street,
. Mrs. Henry°. Townsend, 811 Arch street.
Mrs. Caleb Li Hallowell, TwentleW , below Chestnut
Mrs. Henry-C. Blair, S. W. cor.-Highth and. Walnut,
Mrs. 31 P. Ring, .5= Spruce strett, and •
Miss M. Hardie. 633 Market street,' •
will attend at the Eoldiers' Home on FRIDAY. the
29 1 12 and.SATURDAY,the 80th of June, trom 10 A.
till 6 P. hi.. to receive apVications; or. they may be
addrersed In writing; earlier, at the Home or their rer
spective residences. _ • -
, . THOMAS H. 81713.R0W/i,
iFfupenntendent Soldierls' Orpbans,
. . La Pierre 'House.
PIECLAZELPHIA., Jove 25, 1866. ' je2.5-3ti
....._ ..
TM MIMS:
_ .JITY OF rratlsTsyLvANT.A, (DE
P.idITMENT OF ARTS).
't he examination -of the Junior, Sophomore and
Freshman Classes, at the close of the Third Term, will
be held in the following order:
FRIDAY. 22d. From AI to 12, -_Juniors;_ by. the
Provost, - (1lforal Philos*phyr From - 12 to -- 2, Sopho;
mores by Prof. Jackson, (Sotta's English Literature),
'and Freshmen. byy Prof. Kendall, (Geoinetry); 'written.
MONDAY, 25th. From 10 to 12, ' Tunrors, by Prof.
Jackson; (Epistles of Horace). From 12 to 2 Sopho
mores, by Prof Frazer, (Chemistry of the Metals), and
-Freshmen; by Prof." Allen, (Erutory);wrillen.
TIJESDA.Y, , 26th. From 10 to 12, Jottors, by Prot
Frazer, (Heat 'and the 'Steam Engine). - From 12 tO:. 2,
&Thom rex, by Prof. Kendall, (.Anatyttral Geometry).
aLd Freshmen, by., Prof. Allen, (Greek-
EDNESDAY, 27tb. ...From 10 to 12, Sophomoret. by
Prof. Allen, (Prometheus of ..scloylna). From 12 to 2,
Juniors, rby Pre& Kendall,. (Differential *Calculus),
written. •
THURSDAY, 28th. Prom 10 to 12, Tumors, by Prof.
Allen. (Medea of Euripides). Prom" 12 to 2, Sopho
mores by Prof. Jacksoo, (Oder orßorace)-
FRIDAY;29th. From 10 10 12, Freshmen, by Prot
Jackson, (Satires of Horace).
GEORGE ALLEN,
Secretory of the .fiacutty of Arts.
10'MINIMAL HIGH SCHOOL.—The examlna
tion of applicants for admission tnto the Central
14 orb School, will begin on THURSDAY, the 28th day
of June at 9 A. M.
Candleatesinnit be residents of the city of PhDs
dell hia. and for at least one year they must have been
print's in the Public Schools of the city:
The order of examination will be 813 follows:
HURSDAY, Jut, e —Spelling and Grammar. „
FRII AY, June ZS—Mensuration and Composition.
MONDAY, July 2—Parshig.
tESDAY. July 3—Geography and History of the
United mates.
THURSDAY, July s—Etymology and Constitution
of the United btati_.
FRIDAY, July a—Arithmetic.
IC. H. MAGUITtv,
jetZ 44 Principal
_ .
PHILADELPHIA AIN.TD READING RAIL
ROAD COMPAAY, OFFICE 27 SOUTH
Fu RTH bTRI , PIIILADELP h - Lx, June :Xi, 1866..
DIVIDEND EICE. •
The Transfer B oks of this Cou puny will be elos.d
on :•.ralurday, June and re opened on Friday, July
nth. lsoti.
A 'Dividend ofFIVE PER CEINIT. hes been declared
on the Preferred and Common Stock, clear of Na
tional and Wale taxes: payable In cashl on and atter
July nth, to the holders thereof, as they shall stand
registered on the books of the Company, on the at.h
instant.
All payable at this office. '
je2l-iro/ S. BRA_DFORD,Treasurer
PHILADELPHIA SUNiI 1, 1336 —CAUTION
All persous are forbid negotiating the
Stock: Nr.s. S 1, LDS, 1 2.53 and 1.230, of the CLINTON
COAL AND 1.014 C. iMPAN Y; No. 244, of the VE
NANG° 0 L COMPANI Nos 557 and 743, of the
tOINECI`L)ITT 3IININCs C 0.4 Nos. So and 91. of the
SE_EATIDAN OIL CO. of CH ER RT RU N,a ad a re :Mut
for two hundred Shares or the COTTER FARM OLL
CO. stock, No.* sss, in m'y name, as the same was
stolen from me on the evening of May 31, 1366—re
Issue of tbe said Stock havLug been ariplied for
e 2,24 Ps WILLIAM REUSS.
DIVIDEND NOPICE.OFFICE OE THE,
OCEAN OIL COMPANY. VO. 147 tiOUth Fourth
aciTet.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
FIVE PEE CENT., being fifty cents per share, on the
capital stock, payable on anti after the 2d of Ttn,y next,
clear of State tax.
Transfer hooka will close on the 2Sth, at 3 P.M., and
re-open on July UL
WM. IL CARTER, Treasurer.
PnmilMa., June =,1666. je et 2
W. CITY OF ALLEGHENY, TREASURER'S
OFFICE, Juzip.l6th, 1866. -
:Oleo is hereby given to the hulders of the STX PLIR
(ENT. MUNICIPAL BONDS OF ALLEGHENY,
that. the Coupons on said Bonds coining due July Ist,
1866, vi ill be paid on said day (less the State tax), at
the BaNK OF PIITtSBORGH. in the City or Pitts.
burgh. Pa.
D. stACFERRON.
Treasures
fUt. TELG elthEN WOOD COAL OMPANY
Sti t 18( w a l s a
-a to n nua lD o vide o nldd e o rs T o W n
OPLR t C er l J N u T
on the Ospital Stock:
Tbe Transfer Rooks sill be closed from this date,
until July Sib. •
DAVIDSON, Treasurer.
°dice 0.. M Walnut strPet.
PnILADELPHIA, June 16,.1866. jet6tojy6
THE ANNUAL MEETING °e Stool:101d-
R b M em of the CRAWFORD SUGAR CRE-E. OIL
CV PA NY, for the election of DI . ra will be held
at the office of the Company. No. 4.3. t L1.../Ur street.
On MONDAY, the 2d Qt July ne 15 o'clock,
M. GEO. W. S H.EFtD
jeta,mmr.f.2t ' Secretaiy.
•1 ; r 1 1. oNS.
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June SO to september 1856, as CAPE ISLIND, New
Jersey, Is the ben advertising medium on the conti
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It is read by the thousands who visit Cape Hay dur
ing the rkathirg Season, and who are Use largest buy
ers and beat payers in the country.
It is read in Hotels, Steamboats, Railroads, Private
Houses—Everywhere.
It gives Hotel Arrivals. Telegraphic News, Local
Items. Accounts of Hops, Balls, and everything occur
nig at ape .
Adve C rtisem N ent AY s Inserted from Zune SO September 3.,
1866, at ONE DOLLAR PER LINE OF SPACE. the
lowest rate of any paper in the country. Twelve lines
make an inch.
Subscription Price. r 2s fOr,the Season
Adores%
S. R. MAGONAGLE,
PUBLISHER,
je21,1/ Cape Island, New Jersey.
AT.EW sj. • t. •
.1 1 11 . LINDSAY dt BLAKISTON will publish BIM%
NOLDS on the DISEASES of the BRAIN and NEB
yOries bIiSTEM, in one volume octavo.
_ _ BECENTLY PUBLISHED.
CANNIF'B PRINCIPLEb OF SURGERY.
BAERIS'S -PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF
DENTAL suBDERY Ninth Edition.
TANNER'S .PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. Fifth
Edition.i -
cAzEAvs 02STETRICA. Fourth Edition.
A.NtiT.:E ON NARCOTICS AND ST.IMIIL ANTS.
ItADCLIFF ONEPII EPSY. -
PANttOM ON CHLOROFORM,
MEDICAL BOOKS.
_ A , fu ll assortment always on hand and for sale at
low prices, LINDSAY BI.AKIsTON,
- - Publishers and Booksellers,
No. 2a-.south Sixth street.
JIIST ISSUED.-NEW. BOOES.-OBSERVATIONS
014 RECOL•STRUCTION.- By Ilmry Flanders,
author of "hi list the War go on." Pamphlet.
Et 011,3t0m0. a survey of the Life and Work of
-a
.Tems t'brist. 1 vol., 12.m0.
TEE hleSQUvrt A TIES an d other Poems. By 3Ohn
GALL HAMILTON'S NEW• BOOK. "SUMMER
BJ " Author ot "Country Living and Thinking,"
&o. 1 vol - _ - - -
BiITLOCK'S POEMS. New edltlon. 1 . VoL
Blue and gold.
For sale by SAM - FS S. CLAXTON,
Successor to W. S. & A. Martlen,
696 Chestnut street;
A"3"413 LIFE OF PHILTDOIL—THE LIFE OF
Eurr.TOOlt, Musician and Chess Player. by Geo
.Allen,'Greek Professor in the University of Penney].
vania, with a Supplementary Essay on Phlhdor,ar
Chess author (and Chess Player, by plumate Von Hol
debrand and de Lana, Envoy Extraordinarf and Min
ister Plenipotentiary of the King of Piroda, at the
Court of tiaxe-Weimer. -1 voL, octavo, -34 vellum, gilt
top. Pries, $1 25. Lately published by
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187 South Fourttistreet.
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BOARDING.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can obtain first-class A BOARDING, with elegant room, beautifolly•lo
tate!): by applying at 1704 EACE Street. References
required. - • 3e2741*
BOARD, -Gentlemen can. obtain b• Ant at Divinity
Hall, corner of Thirty=ninth - and Welnnt atreet%
Wed. Philadelphia. Inquire -from 3 t 43 6 o'oloca - , - P. -
- ie26-14.*
WEE HANDSOUR REKDENCE. S. v. corner of
1 Spruce and Eighth streets, hats been opened•for the
reception nfboarde < Booms single and suites, and
with or Oltbout pr late table. Japim•
EDUCATION.
IPZ." F AL LA ' ILOSION OF MISS MOM?'
lODEINADY Pcllt YOUNG iiimari - Win . Oran.
mence on Wednesa September 18th at at hL
residence,
_corner o 'pier and Sixteenth _streets
PhiladelPrda. Ram ecce:—Bev. G. Emien Hark
D. e' e n Thomas lirainerd, D. D., W. B. AneniEsn,
IBM t of elno colless. 17/Mr
pIUPPING
FOE NEW YORK,
' Via 'Delaware and Raritan an
ThiAtilladelphia and New, Yoz g , ExPreo ls
.
Steamboat Company
7if .
Steam Propellent "leave HAIRY . iron ••
#/ FIRST WHARF below M.A.RICET steel,
making-a. e run in 24 HOURS. ,
This Line contecta with all Northern and. Emden
Transportation Companies. Goods forwardeddirect t.
all points free of commission. - •
Freight received at lowest rates.
- -
WM. P. MN DE 17: CO., Agente,
li South NiquirVeg, PhUadelphht.
• . JAS. HAND, Agent,
117 Wall street, New-Yorh,
FOR SAVANNAH,-GA.
THE PHILADELPHIA AN SOUTH
• R.s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR
LINE SAILING EVERY OTHER SATURDAY.
The liar new steamsbip
TONAWANDA - • Captain Jacob' Teal
'Cabin Passage 415 at
Deck n • ....... BIX
'The steamship TONAWANDA, I. Teal,commander,
will commence receiving freight for the above port ai
RACE street when oaTitURSDAY, .luly sth, and sail
on SATURDAY, July 710. at 10 A.:
Shippers are requested to send Bills of Lading aria
their goods.
The State BOOM accommodations of this &Milne)
are of a superior and commodious character.;
Freight for CHARLESTON, S C., can_ be Ihr•
warded via SAVANNAH with quick despatch.
'No' Rills of Lading signed:airer vessel leaves the
S. PLAN' AGAN. President.
• ' ' 420 South Delaware avenue.
• .cir)Wght orpassage. apply to ' ,
whi I)ENRIS, Sectetary arul Trim:usurer,
" ' • • US Walnutstreet.
FOR BOSTON. • -
••
_ STRAMSEECP LINE DIRECT.
KOWIO 9 PROM .XI.C.Y.POSTEVER 3/17/1 DAM&
punt PINE ST. WHARF. P.BILADEMPHIA,
AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON.
The steamship SAXON Captain Matthews. will sail
from Philadelphia on Saturday, June ,30, at 10 A. M.
The steamship ROM .111, Captain Raker; will sail
from Boston on Thursday. June 28, at 12 M.
The line between Philadelphia .. and Boston 11 now
Composed of the
ROMAN (new); Captain Baker, 1,488 tons burthett.
SAXON, Captain rda i,rso senns barmen
NORMAN, Captain, I,2as tons 'Miriam.
• These substantial and wel l ha
steamships
will sail punctually ea advm.UaW, and freight will be
received every day, a steamer being always on the
berth to receive cargo.
their
Shippers are requested to Send Riga of lading with
limr=itsr passage having superior aeconainods.
ttona, apply to
/ HENRY wnisoa. & co., ,1
• je.e, au South Delaware avenue.,
SIMFOR WILMINGTON, N. C.
The Philadelphia and Southern Mail
bLcsuusuip Company.—Begular. Lute sailing every
other t- atarday.
The fine new- steamship PIONEER, Captain P. F.
foils', will commence receiving freig,t for the above
post at RACE street wharf. on THURSDAY, June
28th , and sail on SATURDAY, June 30th. &tie A. BC
The State Rooms of this Steamer are of a commo
dious and superior character.
Shippers will please send bills of lading with their
g i.e wwharf:wharf:oods. as none will be signed after the vessel leaves
t
STEPHEN FLANAGAN, President,
420 South Delaware avenue.
For freight or passage, apply to
WM- DERR/b. becretary and Treasurer,
.15 Walnut street.
Consignees at Wilmirgton.WOßTß ce. DANIEL, jell
FOR SAVANNAH, GEORGlA.—Pioneer
Line.—A fin3t•class steamshipp Pier
u. 4 IN. orth River, New Y ork , every SATURDAY for
he above pert. -
Cabin passage, 115.
Freight 10 cents per foot. 50 cents per barreL
opal from Philadelphia and other points recelVeo
by any transpertation line, and promptly forwarded
tree of commission.
APPLY to LEWIS L. JONES,
13 Broadway, New York.
JOHN FL AT WOOD
5 Walnut atreet, Philadelphia.
Agents in Savannah. Messrs. Hunter &.ElarnmelL
ark Zialbteiffedi3A 9 WW
The line ateamaldpe of this Line Mears at the lowa'
rates and sill revise/ frela the Fbat Wiwi above
Kafka Wee every
WKDRPEIDAY and Ei&TURDAY,
At Noon.
Gionnuedll-mg with Harolds from nuktraoro,Norfalk
and('qty Point, ibrroing the moat direct route Mr tar
South and Southwest.
dons For
oPF I 7 to freight or pageoge, with excellentent &mammoth'
,
V 714. P. CLYDE 00..
14 North and Beath Wbarvde&
NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX
ANDRIA, Georgetown and Washington
orapeake and Delaware Canal, with aumeattons
at Aiexan Va., It= the moot direct rano for
Lynchburg, Bristol. Knoxville, Eashville, Dalton and
the Southwest.
Steamer& leave Fleet Wharf above Market area
every Viedamidav and Saturday at 12 M.
Yor freight apply to the memo.
W. .e. YDE
Wha CO. e a.
7.8. Davidson. Agent at Se cagedowtu Iftdridge
Co., Acosta at Alaxastdra. •
EXPRESS LINE FOR AT. XANDRLA.,
orsetown and Washington via Canal—
he fine steamer JOSEPH HALL, Captain Fenton, is
now h ading for the above points at GIRARD'S
a hart, second above Market street,and will positiv.ly
sail cn WF-DNI , ...SDAY, 27th June, at 12 M.
eights will be forwarded to all points in the inte
rior tree of t ommission.
For freight., 4te., apply to
DAVID COOPER, Agent,
je.23 le N. Delaware avenue.
FOR NEWYORK.—Philadelphia divan
Propeller Cempany—Deepatch and Svrift
slirtM, via Delaware and Raritan Canal—Leaving
daily at 12 N. and 5 P. M., connecting with all the
Northern and Eastern Lines.
For freight, which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to
- WISE. AL BAIRD .13 CO.,
No. U South Delaware avenue.
u s , NEW TOWBOAT LINE.
IMLAWANN _and CEZSAPEAN.I
fir-BOAT COMPANY:
• EA_RGES towed to and from PHILADELPHIA
HAVRE-DECILACE. BALTIALCRE, WASHING
TOIL and InMrmediate point&
Whf. - P. CLYDE Oli p i=in a
N 0.14 South Wharves.
Captain JOHN LAUGHLIN, Superintendent.
- FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
ROBINSON'S CALIFORNIA. CLIPPER LINE. •
SAILING REGULARLY AS ADVERTISED.
Freight for this Line sent to New York by Swift.
&ire Line at reduced rates.
The splendid Al extreme clipper ship
RING FISHER,
Harding, Commander,
Ismow talking in the balance of her cargo at
Pier II East River, and having large engage
menta shippers may rely on prompt deal:latch.
For freight, at reasonable rates, appty to
RIBROP, SON ft CO.,
my2Stf BS Arch street.
FOR FREIORT OR CRARTER.—AI Br. barn
RAFRLEJIi,SOON, maater, 490 tons re
gister and 8 bbls. flour.
Al Er. bark JANET. Kinney, master, 280 tons regis
ter and moo bbls. flour.
Al Br. bark RALTHAEIARA, Wilson, master, 291
tonso s egister, and 3,500 bbls. flour.
A 2 Br. brig IDA, Thesing, master, 210 toner egistes
and 2,300 bbla. capacity. Apply to
ED22172W A. SODDED. a 00..
app S Dock street wharf..
FOR PROVIDENCE. R L—Express Line.—
The fine regular packet schooner WAR
EAGLE. Captain Rely, will be despatched for
the above port in a few days. Freight received at
second wharf above Market street. Apply to DAVID
COOPER, .1s North Wharves. - • JeE
FOIL BObTON, Mass.—hbrpress Line.—The
flue schooner G. W. RAW.LLY, Allen,master,
is now loading fer the above port at Willow
street wharf; and will Dave premot despatch. For
freight, apply to DAVID COOP.F2EL, 18 NomWharves.
je
WANTI , D.—A gond Veasel to load Liar Taber
titoanSondttern porberal fr t e So g r h fh p ttelphla. zBa te m n i
I t.C.O.,Mock street wharf, ' 1e21.6t
WANTED.—A 'Vessel of about 100 M feet
f. Lumber, to carry timber from Denton, 15fd., to
ilmingtan, Del. Apply to DAVID COOPER.
18_N. Wharves. ap27
QTEAMSBIP SAXON, FROM BOSTON.—Oon
4 . 1 signees of merchandise, per above steamer, will
please send for their goods. cow landing at Pine street
Wharf. (je2e-St) . HIENSY INSOR & 00.
TAB. B.BRlNDLlGE,snocessor to JOHN SHENDLEIE
BONS, Ban Makers, No. 800 North DELAWAR E Avenue, PhiladAlphia.
• All work done in the best manner and on tae !Owe&
and moat f*vorable terms, and warranted 10 Oro par
tent satisfaction. •
Particular attention even to repairing/.
3 tJA s Y31.10'13: 1 Atilt.lll
itto.THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER OR
EUROPEAN RANGE:a for families botPls
or public Institutions hi 'TWENTY DIFFER
ENT SlZbit Also. Philadelphia Ranges, Hot
air f urnaces, Portable Heaters, Low-oown Grates,
Fireboat's Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stewlic le plates, Broil
ers, Cooking Stoves, etc., wholesale and retail by the
manufacturers. ' -
_ _
- CHASE, SHARP & THOMPSON,
z0721.m0v,1;6m0 No. 209 North Second street.
m.
• TH,ONAS O. DIXON *SONO,
Late Andrews dc Dixon,
. No . DIN 011EsTNul , street, Plillidelphis,„
Opposite United States Nint,
_ .. .
LOW DOW,'
•-• And other .GSL&THI
=
Her aninrainte, Aidtaudnonn wood MI ,
e _
'ALB ADN '
WABBL=AM-7 ALMS_
moral and Private .141110
DEO
.3 7 ENTWaig , 8
000111 4 ,G•DANG218_,_ILS.TH. nageselieW
oan WHO7antAT4C and arr Air..
TIIIPYRIAL PRIItgEB.•;-10 Cases 7 lb. Canisters, high
J. grade.. Prenclr Imperial Prunes, landing and for
sale by JOB. B. BUBBIBB. & 10 t3outbk P9lawiste
avenueu,
1111VG641
..IE ) UIEitIEI • ,
LIBERTY WHITE-LEAD.
.7 HE BEST IN :THE MARKET;
Ist. For_ FEARING and I:OW:BINH properties,
_2nd. For WHITENESS zuld BEAUTY of finish. t
-3rd. For ITNIFORM FINENESS of grinding, '
4th. Same weight will do MORE and BETTER, W 011,1::
at .e given'coat than any other... •
sth. MostF.CONOMICAL WhiteLe.ad ever htlesducei l •
6th. If you wish to procure as much value as vossib
for your re oney and secure handlome and dur6;
ble work, instruct year painter 1.0 Use,
PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEADI - '
Try It and be convinced: -
...• . -
• _ Satisfaction guaranteed .by the Manufacturers.
ZIEGLER -& SMITH
'Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass bealers„ :
137 Nortit. :Street
- - .
PHILADELPHIA -jel4-8m;
CLOD LIVEP, OIL (new made) regtdarly iecei*tr:
quantities suitable to the trade., ..
ALCOHOL'; 95 per cent, Thseat - Ohality in best of pack{
. } , EL P lMEDds.3ll 3 llol3o3l.ortibidiackaae3, -
Ipecae Boot, Ipecac powdere& - 4ectsc,Powdered,li,
34 lb. bottles; Powdered Caltsayaßark, Powdered Rbu ,
Powdered - Jalap, irrbottles,,for sale py:,T9HII Q.
BARER, 4. 00.,.Nallaldarkerstreet. - . ,
"DLAti WS Pt ME FRUIT , SYRUPS putarplif .ottlat
JJ expressiy.for Swindles inlbe country. , Ofte. table•
spoonful of any of these Syrups added to aglow aloe.
water; makes a mcatrefreshing and delfghtful draught
—abnost.ltnot equal tosoda water.. Orders by mail,
premptly answered. Et.o; BLAIR'S SONS',Apothei
caries, ales, hand Walnut . Streets, .Philadelphia.
rtAMPBOII.—A: lot of 'Camphor for, sale by W11,..'
LLilet gr. CO., Druggists,. No. 724 and 724
VIETRADT OF BMW • for beef tea' or Balance of
.1:1 Hearin eickness or for soups for table use. Made
n Elgin, illinols; by Gall 'Borden, from the juices of
choice beef and is • superior in delleions flavor and,
quality to any hitherto known. Packets with full di.
rections. one dollar 'each: .RI7B.BELL, APOPmearY/
MO Chestnut street, .
14ti r, ,
Boxeih -Ram Eicoopa, snridcal Instnuosnta, - Times.
Eisrd and Bolt Dabber Goods,Vl2l Cases, Gl= ant
hietalt33l#ak&C.i ail st"lrizallarate:
SNOWDEN &
. . .
aP544 • - • 5280%12,Xlighta
=est.
ROBERT IMELORMR. & CO.. N. goomma
FOURTH AND. RACE MINER'S, 'Wholeaahf
Druggists, Manufacturers and Dealers' In Windaile
Glass, White Dead, and 'Faints of every description,
offer to the trade, or consumers, a complete goon OS
goads In their line,at the lowest market rates.
- ROBERT BHOWW & CO., ,
Northeast corner Fourth anti Race streets. '
DAY BUld.—atust received, an Invoice of Gentling
• Imported Bay Brim, for tale by the pallon, by
ki0.13.1131T BHOWAI R dt..00.. DrUgglig. mt• Car.
a., 4 • . • • : .in,, • - .
el T 2.l3.NllEFLC—Jenning's Calcined, Inliolls. round Una
ANkand borax, also In bottles. Jeuminra Carbonate 01
Magnesia:in - 2 oarand s es. papers. Heavy, clued'
Maenads lyndlng and ter sale by Liar
nac CO.,.Drugglits, Market awl Eleventh \ja i
elphLa. v a
LEGAL. NOTICIM).
IN I. HE - DIS litter COURT • FOR - 'I HE - CITY' ,.
•
I. AND COUNTY OF . PHILADELPHIA..
Saturnius De.tonet. Administrator * . ,fr.c, vs. • a : . •
Scott. Vend. Ex., March Term, 1865, N 0.49. .
Same vs. same, Vend ' Ex., March . Term,-. 1866. Fir. "ll.• .
Pant B. Goddard, Trustee, vs:Freeman Scett, Venfat; .
EX., September Term, 1863, No. 286. • • • - • •
The Auditor appointed by the Court to distribute JAI,
__ands arising from the sales, under the above
•of the follow ing described real etude, to wit:- . t. - : *
L Ad that-lot or piece of ground ,, on he iett s ., 3
sid e of Front • street, distant-sM feet 4.i.;"• : inches .*
from Diamond street, in thac_tylefPhiladelphia. : Col/•: .
Hotaming in front or breadth out said Front. street Eri .
feet. ar d tree t.' in. length or . depth of that ,width 110 feet 1 3 -
s• . •
2. All that lot of ground, on the west - aide of Fre7o,
street ; distant 291 feet 4.4. inches south from _Diem° , it' •
street,•in the city of Philadelphia, containing - .111 fro
or breadth on :said Front street 17 test , and .1a leng..l• -
or depth of that widthshi feet to Hope street,. . - - • t
-3. All that lot of ground on ' the West . side of Fre 7 .
' street, distant MS feet - 41 i inches south fremiDiam. ~-..—
street. in the city of Philadelphia, containing. irt. : ,
•or breadth on Front street 17 --feet, and in lengthr
depth of that width 110 feet to Hope street.
4. AU Slier certain irredeemable yearly ground rei...','
of 6713: lawful silver money of the United States dl
Americe,eachdollar weighingseventeen pennyweled. 1
and six grains. at least; payable half yearlv, - witilon°
- deduct', n. by Thomas Thompson • to Freeman ...Scotli
issuing out of all that lot of ground on the-west side of
Pfutcl 'mon street.' in the city of Philadelphia. Its feet- -
north of Poplar street; 16 feet front by
,64 feet deep to`., •
an alley, with privilege, &e: , ~ •
5. All that certain irreueemable ground' rent of $7O,
payable half-yearly in lawful silVer money , by David , . •
Griftith to. Freeman - Scott, isselitg: - ;t - tit of that lot of -,
ground on the eaa distantf Eleventhetreet. Itt- the
or - Philadelphia, 154 feet north from - Poplar 'i
street, 16 ft:et front by 73 feet deep to an alley, with mt. , -
vilege dc.. ,
....
6. AU that certain threelitory brick reettel6ge and late
of srLund, situate on the northeast corner of Poplarl- -
and Eleventh streets, in the city of PhtledelPhf e. Matt ,
Mining in front on Poplar street 16 feet , 8 inches, arida .. .Lß •
death on EL venth street 55feet, and on the east line: ••• •-
.-- -
feet to a three feet wide alley, on which • said lot ctr ll
talus about 25 feet. •
7. All that certain lot ofground situate on the 80IItiits - . .
west corner of Front and Diamond streets, In the city .
of Philadelphia, containing In front on said Front'
street, 231 feet 43.1 - Inches, and in depth, at right angles t -
t-t said Front street 110 feet to the east Mae of Hope
street.
Will attend to the duties of his appointment Qvat-•
TUB SDAY, the 3d day of Snly.liFe,. at -4 o'clock, P. fie..,
at his Office, No. 6= WALNUT street. in the city -- ~... i •
Philadelphia. when and where all persons interested
are requested to present their claims or be debarrde . -• .•
from coming in upon said hand. •• -.
ROBERT N. WILSON,
.1. - - I
: Auditere3 . ..•
CITY AND I "7I77"S COUN'T Y OF PHILADELIHiIIt.::'
In the matter of the Petition of LITPLE HECHORI:
OIL (X)I,IPAN. Y, for leave to sir renders.:
their corpor_
frapcbises and be dissolved-The - undersigned, air
pointed by the said Cotirt master and auditor, tdtaill: • 7
testimeny and report upon - the propriety of grantin i • --.
the prayer of said_ petiton, and to' audit, settle and at . •
Just the account filed with said petition and distribute'
the baler ce remaining in hand, will meet- the par . -..
interested for the - purposes of his appointme nt, ltlONDAY, July 9th, i 8668 at 4 -
o'clock. P. M., at ..'
Office, No. 423 WALNUT sVset. in theettY Of-Phflad J•: - .:
phis --' . ••• BENJAMIN H. HA Illitt;, -- ,-
je2s-m.w,St. - .. • Master and Auditor. •, . •
TNTEMIte.a.A.2O3' (.B.lu.telt btifelifeeta CITY AN . •-
-
COUNTY. OF PHILADELPHIA: 7' ; Estate ;: • •
CHRICTLAN MUEEILECK. .deceatted. -Notice
hereby Siren that ROSI2.A SOPHII.. • MUEHLEC -•. .•
. 4 i .
widow of said decedent, has filed. ill the. Clerir.!e .001 . • -
0t said Court: her petition and an Inventory- 'and a •"L ••- • '
praleement of the personal property elettert to be r i.
tamed by ter, under the Act of Assembly . of April I
...•:.
1851. and the supplement thereto, and that the - sant y.
will be approved. by said Court on FRIDAY, Jun ix,
I
29th, A. D 1866, unless exceptions be filed thereto bet-.,• •• '
lore that tine.• • • - - - " - - JOS. -- ABRAMS." • ''' • '
jel:0-w&f.-Iti •• - ... . - _-- Attorney or Widow.!', •
jgm toi.Y4
IN THE R.PHANS' COUb.T FOR TH4 CITY -
.I.COTINTY OF Pill LADreLPILIA.—.e state of JOJEflet,
GALLOWAY, deceased.—Notice is hereby given thsae,
AMANDA GALLOWAY, widow of said decedent, ha
Sled in the (Jerk's Office of the said- Court, her pet..'
toln and an inventory and appraisement of the persole
nal property elected to be retained by her, under tfr.j.
act Assembly of April IL 1851, and the supplement7' ,
thereto, and that the, same will be approved by sal
fiCourt on FRIDAY, June 29, 1566., unless exceptions
led thereto before that time.
JOaRPH ABRAMS, .ria_
A ttorney for Widow,Au
je2o-w f 4th
ESTATE OF ROBERT ADAMROBERTSON; - DF B
CEASED.—Letters leatamentary upon ;hetatl'l
of ORERT ADAM ROB,. BISON; deceased,' hav E., i
hien arar tol to the subscriber, all persona indebted _
said Estate are requested to make payment ,- and thog
having claims, to present them to DAVID FORE M 1
BORE_RTSON. 207 Bowery. New York. Executor;
his Attorney, THOMAS J. DIEHL, 53u Walnut - •
Philadelphia. - my23-w6t
/6..q011101 1 / I kUb.
'HER MA JESTY'
CHAMPAGNE 9
J. .r) o
161 MTN PUNT IT., SOLE AMT.
lapr=&-The attention of the trade la
Tv' the tellot cholas Wines,. ter
JOSEPH F. j:), Ho. VS Sonti l ittett
'rite
*above Walnut
MADIMEteII, 4 -01d laud, 8 years et; '22l `
swam • rta , -olazinbell 4 um, single, double artf_-
triple Glove, E. - Crosoe & Sons, Rudolph, Topes, Pdep9be,
Ve_ Wotan and Z. Valletta.
TIS-Vallette, Vlnh_o Velho Real, Denton =I oY
Itebello Valente dr, uo., vintages tete to . on-
CLA.R.ETEI7enute
,31 . , rrma 'and ilikalatsplie Males"
'PERKO
tira
wia.
le -
iontien, afire a Cti,
XIISCST--f Pros
• ORAXPAGZIES t g a i la st %WM, OW
de Veneto, Her hielestV Bona aabinet and :oUgkil
favorite brand&
CY2?WIEfISK/ES.--500 puss Pttie Old .75/beat R2t...
o,,,rbo.ax!d Monongahela Whiakiee, for sale tat
E.' r - ... BiLDDI, ETON:
- - - 5 Notth-Front 551r5et.
rIOTTON AISVISIIIIN SAIL DIKSIof every - feta
from one to PAX het wide, an numbers. Tent as
Awning puck, Papermakera feltinm Twine, dva.
JOAN Wi . ZWIEMLAIS.dr. CO.,
• ifithiNt94llo.l4ll
EMM