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No Draft to Take Place—Oub
QUOTA FILLED.—The .Proclamation of his Honor the
Major, calling upon the residents of the dity to oanvass
their different precincts and wards, with a view of ascer
taining the correct number of volunteers furnished from
each, has had the effect of adding largely to the numbers
credited ns by the commissioners, and of rendering a
Braft unnecessary. -The various wards and preoinots
formed tbeir eunvssßlng osmmittors, through whoa j exer
tions no less than two thousand six hundred and eight
names were added to the regular enrollment up to Friday
night, and their claims havs been allowed. This left but
about five hundred men still needed to fill the quota of
the city. On Saturday, fifteen hundred additional names,
properly verified, were filed. The probability is that but
a few, If any, of these names will be rejected ; and Phila
delphia will thus be proved to have filtod her quota by
the siriotest construction of the commisiioners, and that
she has at least a thousand men to spare In her allotment.
Of course, this will render the draft—which was fixed for
to-merrow—entirely unnecessary. .
JgThe enrollment, as taken by the ward-committees,
Showed some groea errors as having been oommltted. A
curious feature, bowevor, in ono precinct, was that the
new canvass disclosed that the deputy marshal had re
turned more men as enlisted than the oommittoe was
able to flguro up. The canvass of the precinct was very
careful, but It was no use; the number would persist In
being lets than that for which the commissioners had
given credit. Under the clrcumstanoeß, it was deemed
best not to report that precinct -to the commissioners.
This was the case in a single precinct.
fjSThe anronneement that there will bo no draft will in
deed be sad news to those who were holding back in
hopes of being able to bite at the many tempting offers for
substitutes, in case conscription had been resorted to.
Notwithstanding the great iaduoemints held ont to vo
lunteers, in tho shape of bounties, yet the number of men
obtained during last week and since the draft wag post
poned was exceedingly small. Those who had subno
tion of becoming soldiers were determined to hold bask,
expecting by this arrangement to realize small fortunes.
What a disappointment 1 Now that our citizens -and
Councils ieo that we are safe from the draft, it is more
than likely that in a very few days all the tempting offers
to reernits will be withdrawn, and manF a greedF indi
vidual will be left in the cold, The usual bounties will
oniy be given If is more than likely 'that, in view of
this, the enlistments will be heavy for a day or so, or as
Jong os (lie present bounties are continued,
Camp Philadelphia—List of the
COMPANIES AND THEIR OFFICERS.—This camp,
the rendezvous for drafted men, was visited by a large
concourse of people yesterday. There are now at the camp
about 7,000 men, .all of whom are either substitutes or
draftees. Squad and company drills take place daily, and
matters are beginning to assume a military appearance.
As usual, squatters have surrounded the camp ground
with tbt ir booths and wagons; and, In addition, piss,
cakes, nuts, cider, Ac., articles that are contraband In
side the lines, are sold by the ontsidodealers, Thejdrafted
men from Wayne and Delaware counties are expected to
arrive at the camp early this week. Thoso present now
are from the counties named, and officered as follows:
Mcctgantrfj county, Colonel Daniel M. Voiifc.
Htr proponitn of the draft is 1,380; Colonel Boyd is
commissioner.
We subjoin the various company organizations, so far
as they have been effected •.
Company A, 101 men, Captain Joseph 0. Steele; first
lientrnant, Valentine Taylor.
Company B, Captain Joseph Smith; first lieutenant,
Ramsey; second lieutenant, H, O. Hughes.
Company C, Captain A. W. Soheffey.
Company D, Captain Chas. S. Jones; first lleutsnent,
Anger.
CJouipany E.-Oaptain A. M. Metz. •
Lthiffh County.— The proportion of the draft of this
county is I,C-60 The commander of Company Aia Levi
Smoyer, 98 men : first lieutenant, Monroe; second lien
tenant, Birgmaste6. Company 8.102 men, captain, Sa
muil I). Leber; first lieutenant, Daniel ICransa.; second
.lieutenant, John Culbertson. Company O, 93 men, cap
tain, Hendricks; firat lieutenant. Tigblman Lttzsnber.
gar; aecond lieutenant, Daniel Meyer, Company D, 96
men, captain, Daniel H. Miller; first lieutenant. W H.
Keyser; second lientenant, Joseph Krauss. Company
E, 96 men, captain, Sohieider: firat lieutenant, A. B.
Jacoby; second lieutenant, H. H. Hlcherbode. Com
pany F, 97 men, captain H. H. Everhart; firatlianten■
ant, J. B Beiehart ; aecond lieutenant, Jonathan J.
Paul. Company G, 92 men, captain, 1,. P. Heck ; first
lientenant, J. P, Cornell; second lientenant; WV F.
Heoker, Company H, 94 men, captain, D. So'aall; first
lieutenant, S, A. Brown; aecond lieutenant, Joshua
Kern. Contpßuy 1, captain ‘William Morgan ; first lieu
tenant, Devi Erauee; second lieutenant, Daniel Thomas.
Company K, 96 men, captain, L, C, Lee; first lieuten
ant, Charles Fester; second lieutenant, J. H. Shelley.
Pike County has two lull companies of fuil numbers.
They are commanded by Captains Frazier and Tinsman.
Tbia county has nobly responded to tbe call upon her
patriotism.
Bucks County,— The companies of this county are un
der the direction, ao far, of Commissioner Eli, of Books
county. The captains of the different companies now
organized at the oamp are as follows:
Captains Hess, Glisinger, Applebaugh, Hager, Bayley,
Boberts.
Chester County. —Major McClure, formerly an offi
cer of the Pennsylvania Home of Representatives,. iu
conjunction with Commissioner Hooton, has oharge of
the Chester county coi tingect. The following are the
names of the officers of tbe various Chester companies,
aK being full up to the maximum requirement:
/Company A, Captain UolSebower.
Company B, Captain Levi Fetters.
Company O, Captain Thomas A. Hicks.
Company D, Captain Thompson,
Company E, Captain Woollen.
Company F, Captain Walton-
Company G, Captain Rowland.
Company H, Captain Wernfz.
Company J, Captsln W. N. Worthington.
..Chester county has had a draft ot 1156, of whom 990
men are now in camp. Tbe others, it :b understood, will
he in camp by Wednesday of this week at farthest.
Personal.—Levi Short, Esq., of
*< Greek Fire” notoriety, and at present United States
Government agent for the application of his new “ means
for desti notion” to modern warfare in various ways, Is
In town, and will remain in Philadelphia for some days.
Mr. Short has just recovered from a long and severe at
tack of paralysis, which was suddenly developed by his
arduous labors during the Feninsa ar campaign,
Bev, Dr. Eddy, the new pastor of the Tabernacle
Baptist church at Eighteenth and Chestnut streets, occu
pied bis pulpit for the first time yesterday morning, and
delivered an impressive end edifying sermon to a large
and attentive congregation.
Major General Schuyler Hamilton, the man who first
conceived the idea of catting a canal aronnd New Ma
drid, Missouri, by which means that place fell into the
hands of the United States forces, has been stopping at
the Continental for some days past.
Chestnut-Hill Hospital—The large
military hospital near the Mermaid station, on the Chest
nut Hill Railroad, is fast appro aching completion. When
finished, it'will accommodate some three thousand pa
tients. The site selected is a piece of upland, not far
distant from the water works, from which the people of
Chestnut Hill obtain a Buffi riant supply of water. The
middle part of the hospital is In the form of an ellipsis,
the wards for the soldiers diverging from it like the
spokes from the hub of a wheel. These wards, or wings,
will be eighteen or twenty in number. By this arrange
m-nt tbe principal, from a stand-point in the centre, will
be eble to take a bijd’seye view of tbe entire establish
ment, It will be one Btory high, so that it will not be
necessary to carry the nick soldiers np or down stairs.
There will be plenty of light and ventilation in the wards.
Tht ground, in that section of the city, is higher even
than the highest building in the old city proper.
.Arrested. —A man who lias been en
i listed a few weeks in Colonel Ssgebarth’s heavy artillery
was arraigned on Saturday alter noon before Alderman
Beilicr on the charge of stealing a couple of beds and
beddirg, the property of Henry Harms, residing at 115
South Eighth street. The accused claims possession to
the following title: A. Gihonn Delevan Antonio La
Ohspelle. He took boarding at tbe house of Hr. H., and
last night, one week ago, picked up a couple of beds and
proceeded.to ;the pawn shop at Sanaom and Eighth
streets, where he “spouted” them in the name of J.
Josephie. ..-He admitted .having purloined .them, but
said he was ready to pay for them. He was committed
in default of 8600 bail to answer, The prisoner dees not
understand a word of English,
- Provost Marshal’s Office. —A com
mittee of ladies were recently authorized by General
Montgomery to examine the quarters of the soldiers un
der charge of the provost marshal, of this city, and to see
what might be done to render them more comfortable.
The provost offers the ladies every facility to execute
their commission, and there is hope that his office may
speedily become as comfortable as our hospitals. Contri
butions are urgently needed for this purpose. The arti
cles required are pillows, blankets, coverlets, brooms,
brushes, buckets, and mops. They may be sent to Na
tional Guards’ Halt, Race street, near Sixth.
Pocket Picking — h. man giving the
name of James Hopkins was taken before Alderman
Beitler on Saturday, on the charge of pioking the pocket
of Edwin Derious of a gold watch valned at $l4O. Mr.
Serious testified that he was at the public meeting held
in the Stale House yard on Friday evening, and daring
a rmh in the orowd he feita jerk at his fob-chain. On
reaching out bis hand he fcund his watch In another band.
He took a light grasp of the holder, and the prisoner was
then taken to the lock-up The accused admitted he was
in the crowd, but denied that he took hold of the watch.
He was committed in default of $l6OO to answer.
Minerva Base Ball Club—This
club held . heir meeting on Friday last, when the follow
ing gentlemen were elected to serve for the ensuing three
months
President—Theo.E.Wledersheim,
Vice President—Re-elected.
Secretary—Edwin B. Paul.
Treasurer—Charles MoCleary,
Captain of Field—Richard M. Newman.
Ground Committee—F. Seaver, Wm.Oulbert, and ffm.
Thomas
CommUiee of Inspection—George Esler, George Eshe
rick. J. Taylor, and Thos. Ayres.
Election Committee—B. N. Maun, S. McKeaver, Mo
lancthon Ruth, John Boss, and Edw. Toung.
New Telegraph Line.—The Ame
rican Telegraph Company are preparing to build a new
line from New York to Pittsburg, via Easton, Beading,
and Harrisburg. The section between Harrisburg and
Pittsburg is already finished, and the line between Har
risburg and New York will be commenced as soon as the
wire can be furnished. This line is to be used entirely
for through business, and will have Instruments attached
only at Easton, Beading, and Harrisburg. -
Important Relative so the Tax
LAW.—The Con missioner of Internal Revenue has de
cided that dealers in coal, lumber, and plaster, and
country storekeepers, although they keep an assorted
Stock, .require only a dealer’s license.
Butchers must take license as dealers. Cattle brokers
»f quire but one license, which must be taken where they
reside.
Maiket men buying in the country and selling in Phi
ladelphia, must take license as dealers i i that city.
Found Bead.—The body of a man,
supposed to bo one of tbe * drafted soldiers from iebigh
coa&tyt was found dead on Saturday, in o corn shock, In
the vicinity of the camp ground, Twenty-fourth ward.
XUa body was removed to the coroner’s green house* *
Fatal Accident.—About six o’clock
on Saturday evening/a iittla girl, named Emily Wise
born, aged five years," war run over by a rallrcad oar, at
Tenth ard C3llowhiU streets, and was instantly kiilel.
-mometer.
A Sharp Triok.— James O Hose, a
drafted man, from Pike oountyl Pa., arrived in this olty
a day or two since, in search of a substitute. While
topping at bis hotel, he became acquainted with a con
pie of gentlemen, with whom he took a short walk for the
purpose of seeing the <* sights.” Finally, the new ac
quaintances became quite familiar and proposed that the
gentleman from Pike oounty should advance tome
money on a note-of hand, on which he oonld draw gold,
and with this bait would more readily catch a substitute.
He [rather guessed that would do better. He advanced
the Bum oi $135 in green-backs and other good paper
money, and one of the men, calling himself Hsnry
Thompson, handed him a promissory note, or order:
October 28,1802.
Messrs. Dumont & Co.
Pay Hun Thompson, or bearer, tha sum of
Nine hundred and seventy-two dollars and forty-two
hundredths, without defalcation, for value received.
- $972 42. MARSDKN & COULD.
The note is endorsed Dumont & Co.
Gratified with his great financial transaction, Mr.
Bose proceeded to draw the money on the note, when he
learned, for the first time, that he had been duped. He
made application for redress at the Central Station, and
then proceeded to the camp at Haddonton with the view
of hunting up a substitute.
A' New Railroad.—The construc
tion of a new railroad is progressing on the west bank of
the Schuylkill river, from Columbia bridge to Gray’s
Forry bridge—a distance of about five miles. It wll
unite the Reading road with the Pennsylvania Central,
and the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore with
tho Media and West Chester road. From the Columbia
bridge it will keep near the river on the west side, cross
ing the Pennsylvania Central near the Wire bridge,
passing under Market and Chestnut streets by tunnels,
and terminating at Gray’s Ferry bridge. This will
enable freight intended to be transferred from one road
to another to pass around the city, and thus evade the
present nuisance of cars by horse-power, reducing the
expense, and greatly facilitating and increasing the busi
ness of the Philadelphia termiol of these roads. The
anticipated eoßt of the road will be *500,000. If iaboing
built by contract, and will be owned jointly and equally
by the Reading, Pennsylvania Central, and Baltimore
and Wilmington roads.
Shocking Outrage.—On Saturday
afternoon, a man, named Hulae, who lives at No. sil
Federal street, went to the honse of Mr. Berger, in Me-
Tivaine street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, and
knocked at the door. The call was answered by Mrs.
Berger, when she was attacked by Hulse with a hatchet.
The bead of the unfortunate woman was laid open, and a
very serious wound was inflicted. After committing the
act Hnlre went home and to bed, where he was arrested
and taken before Alderman Harmer, who committed him
to await the resnlt of Mrs. Berger’s injuries. The only
motive known for the attack is the fact that a bpardor of
Hnlse’s recently went to Berger’s to make his home.
Bulee had been drinking hard for soma time beroro tho
occurrence.
Interfering-—The Deputy United
States Marshal appointed for the Ninth precinot of the
Fourth ward, and the canvassers appointed by the citi
zens of said precinot, came in collision on Friday, and
the result was a scene of pugilism as interesting as novel.
In consequence of this affair Mr. James Devins was
appointed assistant marshal by the commissioners, and
entered on his duties forthwith. On Saturday he,re
turned to them the names of one hundred and sixty-four
persons who had enlisted in Pennsylvanian regiments
from the Ninth precinot of the Fourth ward.
The Recent Murder at Brides-
BURG —On Saturday, Judge Thompson, in the Court of
'Quarter Sessions, was engaged in hearing cases'on writs
or habeaß corpus. The case of Henry Gilbert, charged
with themurder of Benedict Reinhart, at Bridesburg, on
the 16 th of September, was heard. After hearing the
testimony the court remanded the accused without bail.
Soldiers’ Fair.—The teachers* and:
pnpils of the public schools of the Ninth section will ‘
held a ladles’ fair, commencing on the 26th in it., at the
Library and Beading Boom, Twentieth, above Chestnut
street. The affair, we understand, will be of a most re
cherche character. • i
Sodality Celebration.—Last eye
ning, tbe sodality’attached to S&. Patrick’s Gharch hold;
their twelfth annual celebration, ia the presence of a;
large congregation. The society embraces in its mem- i
bership 214 males and 327 females. =
Collision.—About five o’clock on Sa
turday afternoon a train of csib came in collision with a
horse and cart at Seventeenth and Washington streets,
throwing the locomotive from the track and instantly
killing the horse that was attached to the cart. The ac
cident caused much confusion on the track for a time.
Sudden Death.—An aged man, un-|
known, died suddenly, just as he entered a railrosd car
at Twenty-third and South street, on Saturday afternoon. ■
His body was taken to the Eighteenth-ward station:
house, and the Coroner was sent for.
Postponed.—Tbe ceremony of bless
ing a new bell for St. Paul’s B. 0. church, Christian:
street, hear Tenth, which was to have taken plaoe yester
day afternoon, w a s postponed in consequence of the ill-:
ncsß of the Bt. Bev. Bishop Wood.
Barn Burned.—Tbe barn of William
Harrison, situate near Torreßdalo, in the upper part of
the county, was destroyed by fire, between ten and
eleven o'clock on Friday night.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
THOMAS KIMBEB, Jr , )
AUGUBTDS HEkTON, > COMMITTkkOr THBMOSTK.
EDWARD O. KNIGHT, i
: LETTER BAGS *
At the I/LerchuntP Exchange, Philadelphia. ;
Ship Northampton, M0r5e....,.........Liverp001, soon
Ship Lancaster, Decan....Liverpool, soon
Ship Wyoming, Burton .Liverpool, soon.
Bhip Ellen Stewart, Coffin.. .Rotterdam, soon
Brig Anna, Morrow. St Thomas, soon
Brig W H Harris. C0a1f1eet.............8arbad0e8, Boon
Brig Ella Reed, Jarman .........Havana, soon
Scbr Anthem,............ • .Ponce, PB, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 3, 1869.
BUN RISES. 6 34-SUN 5ET5..........4 54
HIGH WATER... 12 26
ARRIVED
Ship Tropic, Nowell, 4 days from New York, in bfllast
to Workmen* Cc—towed np by tng America. Passed
off Bombay Hook brig John Lovitt, coming np.
Sehr Argus Eye, Townsend, 3 days from New York,
in ballast, to D S Stetson & Go
Bcbr Texas, Orr, 8 Uaysfrom Portland, with mdse to
TwellsAOo. *
Schr Jas Barrett, Nickerson, 5 days from Albany, with
barley to captain.
p. Schr Charm, Cole, 8 days from Cape Ann, Mass, with
stone to captain.
Schr J B Watson, Jones, II days from Hartford, Conn,
with mdse to Wm M Baird A Co.
Schr Clara, Matthews, 5 days from Gloucester, with
mdse to J E Bazloy & Co.
Steamer Jenkins, Jenkins, 48 hours from New York,
With grain to Ohas 8 Stockman. ,
Steamer Sarah, Jones, 24 hours from New York, with
mdse to W M Baird A Co.
Steamer Mars, Nichols, 24 hours from New York, with
mdse to W M Baird * Co,
Barge Wanderer, Knowlton, 24 hours from New York,
witk mdse to Wm M Baird A Co.
Barge Supply, Smith, 1 day from New York, with
mdse to W M Baird & Co.
Berge Cygnet, Suii'b, I day from New York, with
mdse to W M Baird & Co.
01,EARED.
Steamship Saxon, Matthews, Boston, H Winsor.
Brig Ortolan, Lord, Sagua la Grande, 6 & W Welsh. :
Brig Jas Davis, Staples. Wilmington, Del. TweilsA Co,
Brig Abby Thaxter, Coombs, Turtle Bay, Hunter,
Norton' & Co.
Schr Antelope. Caldrey, St John.Nß, E A Souder A Co.
Schr Belie. Bulger, Newark, NJ, do
Schr Grecian, Dow, Boston, Milnes A Co.
{-Correspondence of the Press.}
HAVRE DE GBAOH, Oot 31.
The steamer Wyoming leit here this morning, with the
following boats in tow, laden and consigned as follows:
Traveller, with lumber to order; HenryiA George and
J K Lippincott, do to Lippinoott A Patterson; General
McClellan, do to W 0 Lloyd; J 0 Crawford, do to Nor
croes A Sheets; General Cameron, railroad iron to D
Beeves A Bon; American Eagle and H Bartley, coat to
N P Willis; J B Levan,:J O Beads, Oolmart A Warner,
Ocean Star, and Margaret Duffy, light to Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.
Brig George Downes, Paine, hence, via Demerara, at
Turks Island abont 16th nit, leading
Brig Wm Oreevy, Diddle, hence for New Orleans, was
spoken 16th ult, lat 33 08, long 76.
Scbrs SearsviUe, Scars, Herbert Manton, Crowell, Eliza
Neal, Weaver, and 0 W Locke, Huntley, hence, arrived
at Boston 3let ult.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Prtoxt Spit Buoy —Trinity House, London, Oatober
7,1832. —Notice is hereby given thM a black buoy has
been placed in 13 feet at low water spring tides on the
Priory Spit, with the following marks and compass
bearings: ,
The High Tower of St Osjth’s Friloryiu line with a
small white house next west of No 3 MarteUo Tower,
bearing northwesterly.
East Mersey Chnrch, three times its apparent length,
open of Colne Point, bearing HW, northerly.
Wallet Spit Buoy. S 34 E, 22-16 miles.
Know!Buoy, Wby S % 8,1 810 mile.
Eagle Buoy, W, 18-10 mile.
By order. F. H. BEBTHON, Secretary.
EDUCATIONAL.
•\7ILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.—
V A select Boarding School, near MEDIA, Fa.
Thorough course in Mathematics, Classics, . English
studies, do. .
Military-Tactics, taught. Ctasrea In Book keeping,
Surveying, and Civil Eiglneering. Pupils taken of all
ages, and are received at any time.
Boarding per week, $3 36.
Tuition per quarter, $6.00.
For catalogues or information address Rev. J. HEB
VEY BARTON, A. M., Village Green, Pa, 0010-H
Linden hall Moravian re
made SEMINARY, at DITIZ, Lancaster county,
Penna., founded 1794, affords superior advantages for
thorough and accomplished Female education. For circu
lars and Information, apply to Messrs. JORDAN A
BROTHERS, 209 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia, or
to Rev. W. O. REICHEL, Principal.: ; au29-3m
TJfRENCH LANGUAGE. —PROF.
A? MASSE Is now forming a class, of between twelve
and twenty boys, to receive Instruction inFBENOH, by
tbe oral method. The conrse wilt consist of Bixteen les
sons, of an hour and a half each, four lessons a week,
andin the afternoon. Terms, *4.00 for the course.: He
will constautiy converse with his classes, and afford every
facility fsr attaining a thorough colloquial knowledge or
the language. Prof. M. has matured hts new system by
which tbosa having a slight knowledge of the Frenoh
language may make rapid Improvement, without devo
ting to the study any other time than the hour passed
With: the teacher. References: Bov. Bishop. W. :B.
Stevens, D. D., Prof. H. Ooppfce, of Penna.. University,
Charles Short, Esq. Apply at his residence,lll South
THIRTEENTH street. »eS-3m
Boarding school fob girls.
REMOVAL.
The Sixth Bession or the BOARDING SCHOOL JOB
GIRLS, heretofore conducted by the Subscribers, near
Darby, Pa., under the name of '
7 ..BHABON FEMALE SEMINARY,"
Will open 10th mo;, Ist, 1862, at Attleboro, Buoki
county, Pa., under tho name of_ JL ■ _
BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Every facility will be afforded whereby a thorough
and finished course of Instruction in all the elementary
and higher branches of an ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
and MATHEMATICAL Education may he obtained.
Circulars, embracing full details of the Institution,
may be had on application to the Principals, Attleboro,
Bucks county, Pa., or to Edward Parrish, Philadelphia.
■■ TERMS. < 5
The oharge for tuition in English branches, Witt
board, washing, fuel, and lights, including pens and ink,
and the use of the -library, is at the rate or $l6O for: the
school-year.
Latin, Greek, Frenoh, German, and Drawing, each
extra. ISRAEL J. GRAHAMS,
, JANE P, GBAHAMB,
seB-Sm Principals.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF’S SALE —By virtue of a writ of Alias
Venditioni Exponas, tr mo directed, will bs exposed
to public sale or vendue on MONDiY Evening No
vember 3, 1862, at 4 o’clock, at Sanasm-street Hail,
All that three story brick messuage or tenement and
lot cf ground, situate on the north side of Filbert street,
at tho distance of forty- nine (49) fret eastward from the
oast Bide of Sixteenth (late SohttyikilJ Seventh-) etreeV
in the city of Philadelphia; containing in front on Fil
bert street sixteen (16) feet, and in depth northward
ceventr-six (70) reel. (Being the same. lot which
Christian Finney, by Indenture dated August "first,
eighteen hundred and thirty-three, and recorded in Deed
Book A, M , No. 52, page 158, Ac., granted and con
veyed to Zenas W Lisseell in fee, rojerving thereout
a yearly ground rent of eighty-six doliirs.] [D. 0.,
680, 8., >62. *335 39. Conarroe.J
Seized and t»ken in exeontfon as the property of
Zenaa W. Lassell, and to be sold b
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Bherirs Office, October 22.1802. oc2S-3t
SHERIFF’S SALE—By virtue of. a writ of L B vari
Facias, to me directed, wilt be exposed to public sale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, Novembers, 1862, at
4 o’clock, at Bansom-street .Hall, i • ,
AH that certain lot or piece of ground, with the three
story brick building thereon erected, situate at the
southwest corner of Sassafras (or Race) Btreet and a
twenty ft et wide alley, between Delaware Sixth street
and Seventh street. In the city of Philadelphia, contain
ing in breadth on the said Sassafras (or Race) street fif
teen feet six ’inches, and extending -in length or dopth
along the west side of the said alley 88 feet. Bounded
westward by ground formerly of John Shultz, southward
by ground formerly of George Haynes, eastwardly by the
said alloy, and northwardly by the said Sassafras (or
Race) street: [Which said-lot or piece "of ground fa
“frame blacksmith sfaop”beiDg then thereonereated) Jacob
Hoars by indenture dated the 30th day of March, A. D.
1826, recorded in Deed Book G. W. It , No. 12, page 259,
Ac., granted and conveyed unto the said-Peter Fritz in
fee.) [D. 0., 701; 8., ’O2. $2,000. Lex,
Seized and taken in exeention ai the propsrty of
Peter Fritz, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia,'Sheriff’s Office, October22,lBB2. 0c23-3t
SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of, a writ of Levari
L? Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public sale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3, 1882, at
1 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All tbatlot of ground situate on the norihweat.corner
of Twenty-second and F streets, in the Eighth Ward of
the city of Philadelphia, containing in front sixty-two
feet, and in depth sixty-uino feet. •
N. B.—On theaboyedescribed there.are erected 4 three
story brick houses. .-■
P. B.—The writ by virtne of which thh above pro
perty will be sold has been issued on a judgment obtained
in the caße of the city of Philadelphia vs. Wiiliam Prim
rose, owner or'reputed owner, iu itbe Common Pleas
Court of Philadelphia, of June Term, 1862. No. 58. for
taxes against said property. [C. P. 171; S. ’62., $53,09.
Poi'Jbod.
Seized and taken in exeention as the property of Wil
liam Primrose, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, Oct. 22, 1862, 0023 3f
SHERIFF’S BALE —By virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, to me direoted, will be exposed to public sale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,1862,-at
4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hail, v:
All that certain two story brick messuage or tenement
and lot or piece of ground, situate on the west side of
Delaware Fourth .street,: at the. .distance of 170 feet 10
inohes northward from Franklin street,' in "the , (late)
Kensington district of the Northern Liberties, tilths
oounty of Philadelphia, now the city of Philadelphia;
containing in front or breadth on said Fourth stree 116
feet, and in length or depth westward 100 feet, to Me
chanic street. Bounded eastward by said Fourth street,
southward by ground granted, or intended to be granted,
to Ben.amin Sheimire, westward by the said Mechanic
street, and northward by a messuage and lot late of
James Masson. [Beingthe same premisas which Geerge
Connell and Elizabeth, his wife, by indentnre bearing
even date with a certain indentnre of mortgage, (viz:
Jnlylltb, A. D. 3844,) gran’ed and conveyed nnto the
said William Irvine and Andrew Given, in foo. Subject
to the payment of a certain yearly rent-charge of forty
dollars, payable on first days of January and July to
every year thereafter forever ] fD. 0., 694 ; 6., ’62.
$588.42. Letch wroth 7 ; ‘ ,
Seized and taken in exeention as the property of An
drew Given, and to be sold by
' . JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, October 22,1862. 0;23-3t
SBERIFF’b SALE.—By; virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, to me directed; writ be exposed to public sale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,1862,
at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Ball,
A yearly ground rent, or charge, or sum of forty-die
shillings and eight pence sterling, oharged.on and issuing
out of a lot of ground situate on the .south side of Ghar
ry Etredt-between Third and Fourth streets, in the city
of Philadelphia ; containipgjn front oh Cherry street 25
feet 8 inohes, depth 160" feet; bbnhdetL eastward 6y a lot
late of George Randall, end westward tiy.lotrof. Benjamin
Loxley and John Wirikle. - -. u N;
F. S—The writ by Virtue of which the above propsr
ty will be sold has been Issued on a judgment obtained
in tbe case of the city oi Philadelphia, vSi I. Dawes
owner, or reputed owner, in the Common Pleas Court of
Philadelphia, of. Jude- Term, 1862, No. 318, for taxes
against said property.',[o. P.,173; 5.,’62. SB 85. Foul-'
son. V ‘
Seized and taken fin .execution as the property of J.
Dawes, and to be sold by
; JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff:
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, October 22. 1862 0c23-3t ,
SHEKtFF’3 SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Venditioni
Exponas, to me directed, will be exposed to public
Bale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,
1862, at 4 o’clock, etSansom- street Hall,
No. 1. AH that ctrtain lot or piece of ground, with the ,
two-story frame dwelling, with kitchen hack, thereon
erected, situate on the northwesterly side of Thomas’
Mill road (now called Cottage street), at Chestnut Hill,
in the Twenty-iecond ward of the city of Philadelphia;
containing in front or breadth on said road 40 feet, and
extending in length or depth, between parallel lines at ,
right angles with said road, in a northwesterly direction/:
abont 110 feet 6 incheß, to land of John H. Shultz, ’>
Bounded on the northeast by ground now or late of Wil- :
Ham Bitting, on the southwest by ground now or late of 1
Cephas G. Childs, and on the southeast by Thomas’,Mill ‘
road aforesaid.
- Ho. 2. And, also; all that certain-lot or pieca of ground;
with the two- story frame dwelling; with kitchen back,
thereon erected (adjoining the above-described premises),
situate on the northwesterly side of Thomas’ Mill-road
(now called Cottago street), at Chestnut Hill, in the
Twenty-second ward of the city of Philadelphia 1 ; -con
taining in front or breadth on Baid road 40 feet, and ex
tending in length or depth, between parallel lines at right
angles with said road, in a northwesterly direction,
about 110 feet 6 inches, to land of John H. Shultz.
Bounded on fhe northeast by ground granted, or intend
ed to bo granted, to Samuel Watson, on the southwest by
ground now or late of Cephas G. Childs, and on the
southeast by Thomas' Mill road aforesaid. (Being the
same premises which Cephas G. Childs and wife, by two
several indentures, respectively hearing date the ninth
day of January, A. D., 1855, and recorded in Deed Book
B D. W., No. 6, page 258-260, Ac, granted and con
veyed unto Samuel Watson, in fee ]
[D. C., 651; 8., ’62. 5889.70. Shoemaker,
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Sa
muel Watson, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Pkilada,, Sheriff’s Office, Oct. 22,1862 0c23 3t /
C HEBIFF’S SALE —By virtue of a writ of Venditioni
Exponas, to me directed, will be exposed to pub
lic sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,
1862, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
Ali that ceitain lot of ground with buildings thereon
erected situate on the north side of> Spring Garden Btreet,
at the distance of 97 feet eastward from the east side of
Broad street, in the city of Philadelphia; containing in
front on Spring Garden street 82 feet, and extending in
depth northward 100 ieet. [Being the same lot of ground
which George M. Oonarroe by indenture dated the 30th
day of September, A. D. 1859, recorded in Deed Book A.
D. 8.. No. —/page /granted and’eonveyed to said
Jacob B. Casselberry in fee, subject to the payment of a
yearly ground rent of 8574 ] ■
N. B —On the above lot Is erected a large two-stary
brick and mastic church building. ;
P S Mr. Casselberry has no interest. [O. 0,835;
8. T, ’62. 81,500. Connarroe.
Belzed and token in execution as the property of Jacob
B. Casselberry, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, October 22,1862 0023-3 t
SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,
1862, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate on the
Bontheaßterly side of Dnke street, as widened to the
width of one hundred feet, in the late District of Bieh
mond, now in the Nineteenth ward of the oity of Phila
delphia ; beginning at a point two hundred and thirty
five feet six inches northeasterly from the northeasterly
Bide of fcomereet street, containing in front.or breadth on
the ea!d Dnke Btreet one hundred and thirty, fdet, and
extending in length or depth southeasterly of that width,:
between paialleUines, at right angles with the Baid Duke
Btreet, eighty-eix feet seven inches; bounded northeast
erly by ground formerly of Ann Ball, southeasterly
partly by ground now or late of Joseph Moore, partly by
ground granted to James McOolgen on gronnd rent,
southwesterly by other ground of tbe said Joseph Moore,
and northwesterly by Duke street, widened an aforesaid.
[Being the same premises which Joseph Moore and Ce
cilia bis wife, by indenture dated the 11th day of Janu
ary, A D. 1855, and recorded at Philadelphia, in Deed
Book A. D. 8., No. 4. page 417, AdT, granted and con
veyed unto the said Peter Fritz in fee, ae in and by the
said recited indenture relstion thereto being had may
appear.] [D. 0., 702; S,’B2 52,500. Lex.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Peter
Fritz, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff,
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, October 22,1882. 0c23 -3t
SHERIFF’S SALE—By virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public sale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,1862;
at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hail,
All that certainlot or piece of ground, situate on the -
southeasterly side of Passyunk road, at the distance of
243 feet 93£ inches from the south side of Mifflin street,
in the First ward of the city of Philadelphia ; thence
extending sonthwestwardly along the mid Passynnk road
16 feet; thence soulheastwardly, by a lot of ground
granted |to the said John B. Rodgers by Charles F, Lex,
66 feet, to a point; thence stillsoutheastwardlyalong
the same groond 32 feet 2 inches; then northeastwardly
10 feei, to ground now or late of the said Charles F. Lex;
thence northwestwardly along the same 93 feet 8% inches
to the Bald Passyunk road, to the place or beginning.
[Being the firstdesoribed of two lots of-grbnnd which the
said Charleß F. Lex, by indenture bearing even date
herewith, (September 2d, 1361.) but duly executed and
acknowledged immediately before the execution of these
presents, and intended to be forthwith recorded, for the
consideration money therein mentioned, part whereof,
together with the said mentioned advances, (amounting
in all to the sum of one thousand-dollars.) is hereby se
enred, granted, and conveyed unto the said John B.
Rodgers, in feei as by reference to the said recited in
denture will more fully and at large appear ] .
N. B:—On the above promises there is erected a two
story brick cottage, [D. C , 700; S,, ’62. $1,009. Lex.
Seized and taken in execution asthe property of John
B. Rodgers, and to be sold by / ' ,-i
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office,/Oct. 22,1862, 0c23-3t
SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Alias
Levari Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, Nov. 3,
1862, at 4 o’clock, at Bansom; street Hall, j
All that certain three-Btory brick messuage or tene
ment and lot or piece of ground, situate on the west
side of Eighth street, at the distance of 42 feet 1%
inches or thereabouts, southward from Arch, formerly
Mulberry street, in the city of Philadelphia aforesaid;
containing in front or breadth on said Eighth street 14
feet, and continuing th,at breadth or length westward 17
feet 6 inches, thou widening southward to the breadth of
18 feet, and continuing that breadth further westward 7
feet 3 inches, then .narrowing to the north Bide to the
breadth of 7 feet, and continuing that breadth 7 feet in
length further westward to the extent of 40 feet from the
line of said Eighth street Bounded northward and
sonthward by ground now or late of George Flake, east
ward partly by the said Eighth street and partly.by other
gronnd now or late pf George Flake, and partly by ground
now or late of Sarah Moore, being the same premises
which Thomas B. Darracb and Cordelia E. hiiwife, by
indenture bearing date the 22d day of March, Anno
Domini 1845, recorded in the office for recording deeds In
and for the city!of Philadelphia, in Deed Book R. L. L.,
No. 37, page 221, Ac., granted and conveyed unto the
said James Harvey in,,fee, subject to the payment of a
certain apportioned yearly gronnd rent or snm of sixteen
Spanish dollars nnto Thomas Moore and Sarah his wife,
herheirsaud asrigns, and which said yearly gronnd rent
Overman, in whom the same bad become and
was theh legally vested, by indenture bearing date the
twenty-first day of September, Anno Domini 1852, re
corded in the aforesaid office in Deed Book T.H., No.
37, page 430, &0., granted and assigned unto the said
James Harvey, his heirs and assigns, whereupon the
same ceased, merged, and became forever thereafter ex
tinguished. [D 0., 703; 8 , ’62. $9,680.42. Coleman.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of James
Harvey, and to be sold by
' JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, Oct 22,1862. 0023 3fc
SHEBIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Venditioni
Exponae, to me directed, will be exposed to pnblio
sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,
1862, at 4 o’clock, at Bansom*street Hall,
All that oertain three.story brick messuage and lot of
ground situate on the north side of Rodman street, at the
distance of one hundred and forty, four feet westward
from the west side of Tenth street, in the oity of Phila
delphia; containing in front on said Rodman street
eighteen feet; and extending in depth northward of that
width forty-eight feet. [Being the southernmost part of
the same lot of gronnd which Marmaduke L. Burr and
wife, by deed dated the 18th day of January, AJ). 1851,
recorded in Deed Book T. H, No. 5. page 181, &0.,
granted and convoyed to Jeremiah ABher in fee. Sub
ject, together with the premises adjoining to the north
ward, to a certain yearly ground rented $72.] [D, 0.,
606; 8.62. $l,OOO.- Oonarroe. '
Seized and taken In execution as the property of
Jeremiah Asher, and to be Bold hy
JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Bheriff’a Office, OMoher SS, 1882. oaS3-3k
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1862.
SHERIFF’S SALES.
SHBBIfTF’S BA.I/E By virtue of a writ of LeVarl
Faciaa, to roe directed, will be exposed to public sale'
or vendue, on MONDAY November 3,1802, att
4 o’clock, at Sacaom-street Hall, -
A)1 that certain lot or piece of ground, with the three*
story brick meesnnge or tenement tbereon erected, situ
ate on the eontb ride of Baines stream the Twentieth
ward of the city of Philadelphia, at a distance of 117 feet
westward from the west side of {Twelfth street; contain
ing iri front or breadth 12 feet, and extending ia length
or depth southward of that width 60 feet inches to a
thr6e-feet-wWe alley, communicating with another three
feot wide blley which leads from said Haines street to
Carroll street. Bounded northward by said Heines
street, southward by said first-mentioned three-f&et-wido
alley, and eastward and westward by ground now or late
of Wm. K. Beacon: together with the free use, &c,„ of
the said alleys- [0.0., 712; S.»’§2. 9m 79 Petit.
Seized and taken In execution as the ptoperty of John
It. Perkins, and Mary Ann. his wife, and to be sold bv
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
, Philadelphia, Office, Oot 22, 1862. 0023 3t :
SBEBIF.B’A S£LE —By virtue of a writ of Levari
... Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public sale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,1882,
at 4 at Sansorn- street Hall,
AH that certain three*story brick m?S3uage or tone?
ucer.t and lot or piece of ground, situate on the east side
of Bandolph etreet (lately called Elizabeth street), at the
distance of 614 feet northward from the corner of Poplar
street, in the city of Philadelphia; containing in breadth
or front on the said Bandolph street 18 feet, and in
length or depth extending thence eastward between
lines at right angles with said Bandolph street 60 foot.
Bounded north ward by ground no w or late of Henry L.
Bpsngter, southward by ground late of George B. Wood
end Oaroline his wife, eastward by ground of John
Mitchell, and westward by Bandolph street aforesaid.
[Bring the same premises which the said Isaiah Bird
and Sarah his wife, by indenture dated the sixth day of
November, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred
and fifly-tour, recorded In the office for recording deeds
for the cit 7 aDd county of Philadelphia, in Deed Book
Book T. Hi, No. 164, page 179, granted and conveyed
unto the Raid Lydia Lofton in fee.] [D 0., 689; S.T.,
’62. $549 83. Bunaicker.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of'Eli
Lofton end Lydia Lofton big and to be sold by
. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Pbilftdelphia, Sheriffs Office, Oot, 22,1862. oc2S.3t
QBEBIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Alias
YenditioDi Exporao, to me directed, will be exposed
to Public Sale or Vendne, on MONDAY Evening,
November 3,1862, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain lot or piece of ground, with the three
story brick dwelling bouse thereon erected, situate on
the west side of Eighth street, at the distance of 90 fsefc
southward from Locust street, in the city of Philadel
phia, containing in breadth on said; Eighth street 22 feet
6 incline, and extending in depth westward 100 feet to a
10-feet wide alley, leading into and from the said Locust
street, and communicating with another alley 9 feet wide,
extending Into Blackberry alley . Bounded northward
and southward by other property formerly owned by
George O. Lybrand, westward by sail 10-feet*wide alley,
and eastward by Eighth street aforesaid. [Being the same
lot of ground which Alexander Henry and Sarah, his
wife, by iadenture dated the seventh day of July, A. D.
1814. and recorded the office for recording deeds, &0.. for
the city and county of Philadelphia, in Peed Book M.B ,
No 3. page 217. Ao., granted and conveyed unto Georgs 0.
Lybrand in fee, reset ving thereout the yearly rent of one
hundred and eighty dollars.] [D. G, 692; S., ’O2. $283.89.
Paul -
Seized and taken in execution as the property of George
0. Lybrand, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff,
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, October 22,1872. 0c23-3t
SEEBIFF’S SALE.—By,/virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public sale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,1862.
at 4 o’clock, at Saucom-street Hall, ; '
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate
southwest corner of Sixteenth rireefc (formerly called
Schuylkill Seventh street) and Brown street, in the city
of Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth on said
Sixteenth street 18 feet, and extending (of that width)
westward in length or depth, along sdd Brown street,
70 feet 8 inches to a 3-feet-wide alleys leading into and
from said Brown street. northward by said
Brown strtet, southward by'/ptberJ:grouDd of the said.
Etbelbert A. Marshall, eastward l)^ 7 tbe?gaid Sixteenth
street, and westward by alley.
[Bring the B&me lot or piece of grouhd Which the said'
Etbelbert A. Marshall, by indenture bearme even date
herewith, but executed immediatelybefore the execution
hereof for tbo consideration therein; mentioned, (the
whole of which was advanced * by William S.
Blight, Isaac O. Dickinson Sergeant,
execntOTß as aforesaid, and granted
unto the said Bobert JEE. Wilson in fee.] Together with
the use of said alley.in common with 'the feadd Ethelbart
A. Marshall, bis heirs and assigns; [IX C 1:679: S. T.,
, ? 62. $1,932.75. - Miller.
Seized and takes in execuliohas the propertyof Bobert
H. Wilßon, and to he sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Bheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, October'22, !562.0c23-3t
SBBBIFF’S SALS—By virtue of a writ ot-Veudi
. liODi Siponae, to mo directed,, will bo exposed to
public gale or vendue, on MONDAYKvening,'Nbvem-'
her 3,1862, at„4 o'clock, at Sausom-street Hail,
AH that cortfllii lot br pirce of ground, beginning on -
the east side of 'Hffl-road, o¥ ; ‘Cedar lane, at the distance
of 142 feet and one-haft'of Ah inch southward from the ,
south side of a certain fifty Tsefi,wide street, called Orean
street, (laid out and intended to.be bpeued (or public use
by the said William Orean,) formerly in the township ot
Biocfciey, now in the: city of Philadelphia; thence ex*-,
tending eastward along, other ground of the said Wii-
Hem Clean, on,a line at right angles with the said Oedar
lane. 176 feet 9 inches and one-quarter of an inch, to the
Boutbwestwardly eide of,the said Orean street; thence
southeastwardly nlpng the same 29 feat 9 inches and one
haif of an inch, to a point in the line of the said Orean
Itreet, formed bythe* intersection of the said Orean
street and a certain forty-feet wide street, called Miller
street, (laid ont and opened by tho said William Orean
for public use, at the distance of 200 feet eastward from
the eastwardly sideof the saidjMill road, or Cedar lane,
and running paralUl therewith;) .thance southward along
the west aide of the said Miller street 31 feet 4 inches, to
other ground of William Orean; thehce'west
word along the same, on a lice at right angles with the
said Miller street, 200 feet, to the east side ot
Mill road, or .Cedar Jane, and thence northward along
the same,SO feet, to the place of beginning. (Being the
ssme premises, which : ,the .said William Orean, by inden
ture bearing date, the second day of January, eighteen
hundred land fifty,-recorded at Philadelphia, in Deed
B ook -. No. 29, pugn 1130, granted and conveyed
unto the.p’aio.Jbhß-Howard, in fee; reserving thereout
a yesrlyigroußdfrent or sumof thirty-fivs.dMlars-paya
hie half yearly, on the first days of the months ofFjbrn-'
ary and August in every year, forever.] Together with
the free use and privilege of the said Miiler street'.and
Orean street, respectively, at all timea herca'ter forever.
Under and subject, nevertheless, to the expreis restric
tion that no slaughter-house, ehin-dressing establish
ment, glue, soap, candle, or starch manufactory, or.other
building for offensive occupation, shall at any lime
hereaiter be put, erected, or used on any part of the
hereby-granted lot of ground. .
N. B.—On the above premises there is erected a two
story frame dwelling house; on the rear end of the lot.
[D. 0., 708 ; 8 >82..; $118.64., ytex. : c w v c„; ; 'v
Seised and taken in execution as the property of John
Howard, and to be «ld by
- - ; . -w.-JTOHH THOMPSON, Sheriff.
- Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Oct. 22,1892. 0c23-3t
SHEBIFF’S BALE —By virtno of a writ of Vendi
tioni Exponas, to me directed;' will be exposed to
public saio or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, No
vember 3,1862 at 4 o’clock, at Sahsom- street Hail, -
All shat certain tract or parcel of land situate in the
late township of Oxford, now the Twenty-third Ward of
the city of Philadelphia, beginning at a corner of other
laud belonging to the said Oxford Park Association, and
in a line of lend late of George Oramer, now of Philip
Bobinson; thence extending by the eaid land of said as
sociation north 43# degrees east, 68 perches and 9-10 the:
of a perch’ - to a corner in the middle of the road dividing
the townships of Oxford and Lower Dublin; thence
along the middle of said road south degrees east,
20 perches and 86 hundredths of a perch to a corner;
thence by other land of Jacob ShaUcross and Margaret,
his wife, of which this is a part, BOUth 43X degrees west,
69 perches acd 2 lOths of a perch to a corner in a iiue of
the said Philip Bobinson’s land, and thence by the same:
north 46degrees 56 minutes west, 20 perches and 86 hun
dredths of a perch to the place of beginning; containing'
9 acres of land. [Being the same premises which Jacob
Bhalicross, with Margaret Shallcroes, his wife, by inden
ture dated the Ist day of April, 1858, granted and con
veyed Unto the said “ The Oxford Park Association ” in
fee ] |D. O y'693; S, ’B2. $3,062 62. Lctchworth.
Seize® and taken in execution as the properly of The
Oxford Park Association, and to bo sold by
JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, October SB. 1862. oc2-3t
©HEBIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Venditioni
l-V Exponas,-to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,
1862, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-Btreet Halt,
All that-certain three-story brick messuage or tene
ment, frame back buildings and lot or piece of ground,
situate on the weßt side of Third street, between Brown
and Coates street, in that part of the city of Philadelphia
lately caHed the Northern Liberties; containing iu front
or breadth on the said .Third street 18 feet, - and extending
in length or depth westward eighty-five (86) feet, be tho
some more or less. Bounded southward ,oy ground for
merly of Bewald Olois, northward by a certain threeffeet
wide alley hereinafter mentioned, westward by ground
formerly of John Browne, and eastward by Third street
aforesaid. Being tho samgjot or piece of ground then of
the width of 20 feet, which John Haas and wife, et at.,
by indenture bearing date the seventh day of June,'X,' D.
1841, recorded In the office for recording of deeds, &o„
at Philadelphia, in Deed Book B. L. L., No. 52, page
423, ’ &o , granted and conveyed to the said Peter G.
Bowers in fee, subject to the payment of a certain yearly
ground rent or sum of three pounds, unto Boyer Brooke,
his heirs and assigns, on the first day of May, in overy
year forever: and the said John Haas and wife, by dead
endorsed on the above recited indenture bearing date the
24th day of July, A/D 1844, recorded in the office afore
said,! in Deed Book B. L. L., No. 61, page49s, &0,, after
reciting among other things, that whereas the said Peter
G. Bowers, and wife, by indenture bearing even date
therewith, granted and conveyed unto the said John
Haas, his heirs and assigns forever, a certain strip or
piece of ground on the west side of Third street, adjoin
ing ground of the said John Haas on the south; contain
ing in front on Third street 2 feet, and in length 85 feet.
[Being the northernmost two feet of the said lot convey
ed to the said Peter Q. Bowers as above reoited, did
grant and convey unto the said Peter G. Bowers, his heirs
and assigns, and the owners and oocnpleraof the lot or
piece of ground adjoining the lot of the said John Haas,
on the south the free and uninterrupted use, right, liberty,
and privilege of an alley three feet wide in the clear,*
leading into and from the said Third street, along the
north line of the lot of ground above described, and of a
water course over and along the said aHey, and oflaying
and repairing pipes of conduit for the purpose of intro
ducing the Schuylkill or other water from the said Third
street, in common with the said John Haas, his heirs and
assigns, owners and occupiers of the premises adjoining
at all times forever, subject to one half of the expanse, of
keeping the Baid alley in good order and repair ]
Also; all-that certain three-story brick messuage or
tenement and lot or piece of ground, situate on the west
’.Bide of Brinton street, (No. 1422,) at she distance of
about 180 feet northward from Master street; containing
In front or breadth on said Brinton'Btreet 20 feet, and in
length or depth westward about 40’feet Bonmled north
ward by ground granted or intended to be grantod to
John A. Bender, southward by ground-granted or in
tended to be granted to John Dubree, westward by
ground now or late of Charles Leech, and eastward by
Brinton street. [Being part of a large lot or piece of
gronnd which James Markoe and wife, by indenture dat «l
the 17th day of May, A: D, 1846, recorded in Deed Book
A W. M., No. 45, page 215, Ac., granted and conveyed
to the said Peter G. Bowers, his heirs and assigns in fee,
and the said Peter G. Bowers and wife, by indenture
dated the 7th day of December, 1852, recorded in Deed
Book B. D. W , No. 50, page 10, Ac, granted and con
veyed to Charles Leech, his heirs and assigns, the west
ern part as by reference thereto will appear]
[D. 0., 665 ;S, ’62. $3,000. Erely.
, Seised BEd taken in execution as tho property of
Peter G. Bowers, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Oct. 22,1862. 0c23-St
SHEBIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, tome directed, will be exposed to Pnblic Sale
or Vendue, on MONDAY Bvening, November 3, 1862, at
4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hail,
Alt that certain three story brick messuage and tavern,
and lot or piece of ground, situate on the northwest cor
ner of Laurel and Budd streets, in the late district or the
Northern Liberties, in said: city of Philadelphia; con
taining in Iront or breadth on said Laurel street 16 feet,
and in length Sor depth on said Bndd street 69 feet 7
inches, and widening on the rear end thereof to 81 feet 3
inches, including the three small frame tenements ihereon
erected. [Being the same premises which George Megee,
SEgnire, High Sheriff of the City and Oouaty of Phila
delphia, by deed poll dated the 4th day of October, A. I>.
1856, dnly acknowledged in open District Oonrt, the same
day, and entered among the records thereof in book I,
No 2, page 127, &a., grant, d and conveyed unto said
Amos Scott, in fee ] Subject to the payment of a yearly
rent charge of 526 60; issuing out of the easternmost 13
feet 8 inches in front on Laurel street, payable to David
McGormic and wife, and as it respects the western fifeet
-9 inches in front on Lanrel street, to the payment of a
proportional part of a yearly rent charge of *lBO to
Hugh Ferguson. [D. 0,668; S., ’62. *2,8*1.25 Paul.
Seized and taken in execution aB the property of Amos
Scott, and to be sold by
JOHN; THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, October 22,1862: 0023-3 t
SHEBIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Alias
Levari Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to
public aale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, Novem
ber S, 1862, at <1 o’clock, at Sansom stroot Hall,
All that certain three- storied brick dwelling house, or
atoie honse, and tbe lot or piece of groand on which the
saaie is erectsd, sitnate on the northwest oorner of Apple
and Master streets, in the Seventeenth ward of the city
of Philadelphia; containing in front or breadth on tha
rorth aide of said Master street IS feet, more or loss, and
extendingof that width in length or depth along the west
side of said Apple street 100 feat, more or less. ID. Q,,
707; S T.,’62 *225 29. Nichols.: : "
Seized andtaken In execution as the property of Wil
liam Shoemaker, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, 00t.22,1862, 0c23-3t
'SHERIFF’S SALES.
fc? 11 Bb IFF'y 6ALE.—By virtue of a writ of Levari
U Fecias; to me r.lrected, wilt be exposed-to public ads
or vendne, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,1862,
at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall.
Ail tbat certain brick messuage or tenement, and lot
or piece of ground, situsta on tbo east side of Hutchinson
street, at the distance* of 60 firt 'northward from the
northeast corner of the said Sutohinson‘street and Pop
lar street, in .the Twentieth ward of the city of Phila
delphia aforesaid, containing in front or breadth on the
said Hutchinson, street 16 feet, and extending thence
eastward in l&Dgib or depth between lines at right angles
■with said Hutchinson street 40 Sect and seven-eighths of
anflnch ou the north line, and 37 feet 10# inches on the
south line thereof. Bounded northward by ground now
or late of David B. Evans, eastward partly by ground
now orlate of Janies Shaanesy, and-partly by ths head
of a 3-feot ; wide alley - leading eastwardinto d 1 cer-;
tain 20-feot-wide street oalled Tyler street, southward by
ground now-or late of Job Kirkbride, and westward by
the said Hntohinson street, [Being tho same premises
which Stephen Slatcbford and wife, by indenture dated
the 24ih day et October; A. -D-. 1845, ■ nai ■ recorded In
Deed Book B. L. L-; No. 49, page 429, Ac,, granted and
conveyed unto Henry Felton in fee,] Together with ths
free end common use and privilege of the said 3-fest
wide alley’, at all times hereafter forever. ID. 0„ 709:
S., ’O2. $941.24 Pan!. . - - • ’
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Henry
Felton, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriffs Office, October 22,1862. 0c23-3t
SHERIFF'S SALK.—By virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Bale or Ytndne, on MONDAY Evening, -November 3,,
1862, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All tbat certain lot or piece of land, situate on the
easterly side of the Ridge Turnpike road, In the former
township or Boxborongh, and now in tho.Twonty-first
ward of the city of Philadelphia, beginning on tho afore
said side of said road, at a corner of this and Joseph P
0. Hoffman’s land, thence by the same north sixty-two
degrees forty-five: minutes eaßt, sixteen perohes and
seventy-five one-hundredtbs of a perch, to a corner of
this and land granted,? or intended to be granted, to
James F. Nicholas A Co.; thence by the same the two
following courses'and distances, sonth twenty-six de~
gfees five minutes east; fifty feet, thence south sixty-two
degrees forty-five minutes west, sixteen perches and
forty-two oce-hnndredths, to the aforesaid aisle of said
iurnpike road, thence by the same north thirty-two de
grees thirty-five minutes west; fiftyfeet to the place of
beginning. Containing fifty square perches of l»nd,
more or less, within, said limits. [Being the same pre
mises which William Levering and Clement Levering,
executors to the last will and testament of Thomas Le
vering, late of the township of Roxborough aforesaid,
deceased, by deed bearing date the eighth day of April,
A. D. 1884;recorded in the office for recording deeds,
Ac., for the city and county of Philadelphia; in Deed
Book T. H.; No. 170, page 346, Ac,, granted and conveyed
to Deborah Levering, her belrs.ahd assigns, forever.]
N. B—On the above described lot there is erected a
two-storied stone dwelling house. ‘ TD. 0 ,657: 8 , ’B2.
$1,163 33 Paul. A,:;.
Seized and taken in exeention as the properly of De
borah Levering, and to be sold by -
V JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, Oct. 22,1862. 0c23 3t
SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Levari
-Facias; to me directed; will be exposed to public sale
crYendue, on MONDAY Evening, Nov. 3,1862, at 4
o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,:
All that certain lot or piece ef ground situate on the
east side of Seventeenth street, at the distance of 17 feet
northward from the north side of Swatn street, in that
part of the oity of Philadelphia, late tho district of Spring
Garden; containing in front or breadth on ealdSeventeenth
eiiee! 17 feet;'and extending in lengthjor depth of that
width eastward between lines parallel with s old Swain
street 67 ieef, to a three feet wide alley leading south
ward into said Swain street. Bounded northward by other
ground of the said Bobt . H. Wiison, southward by ground
granted.fo William Kes on ground rent, eastward by
said three-feet wide alley, and westward by said Seven
teenth street. [Being the southern half of a larger lot of
ground, which ISthelbert A. Marshall, by indenture 1 da
ted the twenty, ninth day of September, Anno Domini
1855, recorded at Philadelphia in DSed Book B. D. W.,
NoLjSfl, pege 301, Ac.,; granted and conveyed rinto the
; SaM-Bebert H; -Wilson In fee, who intends, shortly to
ciccff her.jn a three-story-brick dwelling house] Sub
ject’to,'the restrictions that no slaughter-house, skln-i
dressing establishment, hoße or engine house, blacksmith
shop; 1 carpenter shop, glue, soap, oandle, or starch ma
nufactory, stable or buildiDg for offensive occupation,
shall at any time hcraafter be erected or used oh any
port or the said lot [D. 0.;687; S., ’62. $2 800. Dennis.
; Seized and taken in execution as the property of Ro
bert H: Wilson, and to be Bold by -
JOHN.THOMPSON, Sheriff.
' Philadelphia, Sheriffs Office, Oct. 22,1862. • 0c23-3t.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, to me directedj will be; exposed to public
sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,
1862. at 4 o’clock, at Bansom-street Hail,
.. Ali that certain lot or piece of ground, situate on the
southerly side of ,Huron street ana westerly side of Lex
ington street, in the city of Philadelphia; containing in
front or breadth on said Lexington street forty feet, and
extending in length or depth of that width westwardly
ninety feet^Bbrmßlid-oh the north by Huron street
aforesaid, on the.east by said Lexington street, on the
south by other grbjmtojnveyed by the said Edwin TV.
Lehman to said- Enoch H Beaus,, and on the west by
ground late of Oharles F. Lex. [Being the northern
most forty feet in-Jtreadth pf a larger lot of ground
eighty feet in breadth which the said Edwin .TV. Leh- -
man and wife, by an indenture bearing even date here
- With,. (August 7th, I 860,) and intended to be herewith
recorded,' grsnted .and conveyed unto the said Enoch
H. Beaus, his heir/ and dsHigna, The moneys secured
by this present indenture or mortgage being the amount
of certain advance moneys to be made by. the said Ed
win W. Lehman to the sMd Enoch H. Beans; according
to the terms and stipulations in a certain agreemeht 'ip'-
writing, bearing even date herewith, and intended to be '
.herewith recorded.
N. B —On the above premises there is erected athrea
story unfinished brick dwelling house. [D. 0,697;
Sg ’62. $1,103.00" Lex. . :
.Seized ahd taken in execution as the property‘of
Enoch H. Beans, and to be sold by .
' ■'/./: ."V-v-, JOHN THOMSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, Oct. 22,1862. 0c22-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue rdfc. a writ of Levari
Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale dr vendue, on MONDAY Evening; November 3,
1862, at 4d’oioek, at Sarisom street HalL
Ail those two"contiguous lots of ground,' with the mes
suage or tenements thereon, Bitnate on the south side of
Chestnut street, in the Fifth ward of tho city of Phila
delphia, between; Sixth'and Seventh streets, (being
known as Jones’ Hotel); containing in front or bread*
on the said Chestnut etreeFSO feet 6 inches, and extend
ing in length or depth that breadth southwarirtwo hun
dred and iwo (202) feet, where it widens oh the east side
to the breadth of Slfeet 0 inches, thence .extending the
last-mehtiohed breadth the further depth of 33 feet to
George Street, including the westernmost half part of a
.Sheet 6 inches wide alloy, left open on the east side of th#
’aforesaid lot for the common u*e['osnveniehce, and ac
boromodalfon of the tame and the. adjoining lot to the
eastward, gjtending from the said George street in
length northward 33 Let. Bounded northn-ard by said
' Oheßtnnt {street, eastward: partly by gronnd late of
’ Thonißß Billibgten, and partly' by the middle of the said
9 feet 6 ihches wide alley, southward by the said Georgs
street, and westward by gronnd late of George Harrison.
N. B—Oh .the above described there is erected the
property or. part thereof commonly known as Jones’
Hotel . -
_ P. B—The writ by virtue of which the abovo pro
"perty will bo Sold has been issued on a jndgment ob
tained in-the case of the City of Philadelphia vs. Oatlm
rine Yohe, owner or reputed owner, in the District
Court of Philadelphia, of June Term, 1862, No. 87, for
taxes agjlnsf said property. [D.0.,711; 8.; ’62. $2,-
73980. Pouison. i .
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
Catharine Yohe, owner, Ac., and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Offlco, Oot 22, 1862. 0c23 3t
Si IF. BIFF’S SALE.“By virtue of a writ of Levari
, Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to pnblic
hale ‘or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, Noyember 3,
1862yat 4 o’clock, at Sanßom-street Hail,
No. 1. All that certain three-story brick mesanageor
tenement and lot or piece of ground, sitnate on the east
side of Delaware Filth street, adjoining the next describ
ed lot, between Lombard and Geskill streets, in the city
cf Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth on the
eaid Fiffh street, twenty feet, and in length or depth one
hundred and twenty feet. Bounded northward by the
back ends of Lombard-Btreet lots, eastward by ground
now or late of William Preston, southward by the naxt
described lot, and westward by Fifth attest aforesaid.
[Being the tame premises which James Johnston, by in
denture dated the 10th day of April, A. D„ 1805, granted
and conveyed unto Alexander Moore, and others, for the
use and benefit of the said “The Fourth Presbyterian
Congregation, in the.city of Philadelphia,’’ in fee, subject
to the payment cf a yearly ground rent of forty dollars,
part of a larger gronnd rentof seventy two dollars, paya
bie.to Micrs Fisher, his heirs and assigns.]
No. 2. AH that large brick, rengh cast church edifice
and lot or piece of ground, sitnate on the east Bide of
Delaware Fifth street, and the north side of Gaskili
street, in.tbe city of Philadelphia, containing in. front on '
the said Fifth street forty-one feet, nine inches, and In
length or. depth on said Gaskili street; one hundred and
twenty feet. Bounded northward by tho above described
lot of ground, eastward by ground formerly of Miera
Fisher, southward by the said Gaskiil sheet, and west
ward by Fifth street aroresatd. [Being the same lot of
-ground which Israel Israel, Eeg , High Sheriff, by deed
poll dated the 30th day of March, A. D.. 1802, and en
tered among the records of the Court of Common Pleas,
in Book 8., page 293. granted and conveyed unto Edward
Hanna, Hubert Jackson, and Robert Gordon, and the
survivor, In fee, Bubject.to a yearly ground rent of forty
one dollars and three fourths of a dollar, in trust for the
, use, benefit, and behoof of the said ** Tho Fourth Pres
byterian Congregation in the city of Philadelphia.”]—
[D 0., 631; 8., : 62. $1,077.35. John H. OampbeUJ
—Seized and taken in exeention as the property of The
Fourth Presbyterian Congregation, in the city of Phila
delphia, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff. .»
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, Oct 22,1862; : 0c23-3t q;
SHF BIFF’S SALE —By virtue of a writ of Alias
..Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will be: ex
posed, to pnblic aale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
November 8,1862, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hail,
No; 1. Ail that certain lot orplece of ground, with a
two and a half story stone dwelling house, with ioe
home, barn, and wagon house thereonjoreotod, sitnato on
the northwesterly side of Main streetj in the late borough
of. Frankford, how the Twenty-third ward of the city of.
Philaileiphia, beginning at a comer in the middle of
Dyre street, as laid onton tbe plan of survey of the late
» borough ol Frankford aforesaid, thence along the middle
of said Dyre street north pofty-four degrees forty-one
minutes .west, seven hundred and thirty-six feet to a cor
ner in a line of Emanuel Peters’ ground, thence by the
same south thirty-six degrees forty-five minutes west,
..two hundred and fifty-six feet to a comer, thence by
* e ther ground of which this was formerly a part, south
fifty-five degrees thirty-six minutes eaßt, seven hundred
and forty, two feet to a corner on the side of said Main
v-Street. thence by said Main street north thirty-five de
grees nineteen minutes east, two hundred and forty- five
feet eleven inches to the place of beginning
No. 2 All that certain lot or piece of ground sitnato
■in .the . Twenty* third ward. of. tbe .city of Philadelphia,
beginning at a corner on the southeasterly aide of Penn
street, as laid cut on the plan of the late borough of
Frankford, thence along said Penn street north thirty,
five degrees nineteen minutes east, three hundred and
forty feet' to the middle of little ; Taconoy creek, thence
down the middle of said creek the several courses and
distances thereof to a corner in a line of landlateof
Bichard Wilson, since of Emanuel Peters, thence along
taid line sonfhlhirty-sevendegreestwonty-threeminntes
weal, two hundred and ninety-seven feet and one-tenth
of a foot to a corner in a line of other ground of which
this was part, and thence by said ground north forty
eight degrees sixteen minutes west, two hundred and
fourteen feet to the place of beginning, 'i ho two pre
mises ebovo described arc (he same which Emanuel Pe
ters and wife, by two several indentures dated respect
ively tbe first day of January, A. D. 1856, and the 18th
day of April 1857, intended to be recorded, granted and
conveyed unto George 0. Barber in fee.
The premises JNo. 1, first above described, having been
divided into lots, will be sold as follows, viz:
No. 1. All that certain lot or piece of ground sitnato on
the northwesterly side of the Main street, in the late
borough of Frankford. now Twenty-third ward of the
city of Philadelphia, beginning on the westerly corner of
the said Main street and Dyre street, thence extending
northwesterly along the said Dyre street, two hundred
and thirty-nine feet five inches to the southeasterly line
pf Franklin street, thence southwesterly along the.same
two hundred and twenty-nine feet four and a half inches,
more or leas, to ground of William H. Keichline, thence
southeasterly 1 along the same two- hundred and thirty
nine feet three and fivo-eightha inehes to the northwest
erly side of the Main street aforesaid,: thence northeast
erly along the same twe hundred and twenty-five feet
eleven inches to the place of beginning.
No. 2. All that certain lot or piece [of ground, with
a two- and-a half story stone dwolling-housei with ice
honse, bam, and wagon-house, thereon erected, begin
ning at a corner formed by the northwesterly side of said
Franbiin street, with tho southwesterly side Of said Dyre
street; thence extending northwesterly along the said
-Dyre street two hundred and nineteen feet four Inches to
the southeasterly lino of Penn afreet; thence southwest
erly along the same two hundred aind thlrty-fonr feet
four and seven-eighths inches, to ground late of William
B. Bethel); I hence southeasterly along the same two
hundred and nineteen feet four inches to the northwest
erly aide of said Franklin street, and thence northeasterly
along the Bame two hundred and thirty feet seven inches
to the placo of beginning.
No. 3. All that certain lot or piece of ground begin
ning at a cpraer formed by the north westerly aide of Penn
street, with the southwesterly tide of said Dyre street,
IhencCwxtendins northwesterly alODg Bald Dyre street,
about one hundred and fifty feot four Inches, more or
less, to ground late of John O. Üblp, trustee, *o., thence
southwesterly e’ong the same two hundred and twenty,
six feet, more or less, to ground late of William B; Be
the!!, thence sonntheaßtorly by the same one hundred
and fifty eightfeetfour inches, more or less, to the north
westerly line of «ald Penn Btreet, and thenoe northeast
erly along the same two hundred and twenty-six feet
five inches, more or less, to the place of beginning
[D. 0., 666 : 8 , ’62." *854.9%' Woodward.
Seized and taken ‘ln execution as the property of Geo.
O. Barber, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff’s Office, Oct, 22,1562. cc 23 St
SHERIFF’S SALES.
QHKBIFF’B SALE.—By virtue of a writ of Vaadi-
Lc tioni Exponas, to me Cireoted, will be exposed Jo
public salo or vencue. on hiO— DA 7 Erenfng," Noveaa
• ber 3,1862, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom. street Hail,
All tbat certain lot or piece of ground Blluate .on the
eastside of Fifteenth eSreet, at the distance of 62 feet 9 %
inches southward from lbs south side of. Oxford aireer,
in the city &r PbiiadelpMa, in the Twentieth ward ; eon
tainihg in frontor Breadth on the said Fifteenth street 26
feet 4% inches, ani ex-landfeg in length or depth east
ward of tbet breadffi between lines at right angles with
the, said. Fifteenth street 159 feet 8 inshvs_to Oar.ile
street; bounded northward by ground of Washington
Brown, and southward by ground of OraSo 8 CUffia,
eastward by said QariHe street, and westward, by Fif
teenth street aforesaid, pi sing ths same premises which
Joseph W. Bonder and Anna M., his wife, byindenturo;
bearing date the 17th day of September, A. 0., ISBI. re
corded in Deed Book A. a Hv, No. 25, page 139; Ac ,
granted and conveyed unto-the said Henry Haviland, in
fee, reserving thereout, however; tho-yearly ground rent
or Bum of ¥240, payable is eonal half-yearly payments
ou the first day of the mouths uf December and June, in
every-year thereafter, unto the said Joseph W. Bonder,
his heirs and assigns.]
N- B— On the above lot there is an vmfinUhsd brick,
messuage. [D. 0., 691 :-8., ’62 ¥247.211. Simpson.
. Seized and taken in exeention as the property of Henry
Haviland, and to be sold by
JOHN TBOMPION, Sheriff.
Philadelphie, Eheriff’s Office, Oct. 22,1852. 0c23 3t
SIIEBIFF’B BALE —By virtue of a .writ of Lavari
Facias, to me directed, will bo expoeed to public sale
or vendne, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,1802,
at 4 o’clock, at Sansom- Btrest Hall,
All that certain lot,or piece of ground situate on the
westerly side of Lexingtm street, nt the dietanca of 40
feet southwerd from the southerly line of Huron street,
in (he city of Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth
on said Lexington street 40 feet, and extending in length
or depth wcetwardly of that width SO feet. Bounded off*
the north by other ground conveyed by Edwin W. Leh
man and wife to the said Enoch H. Beans, on the east
by said Lexington street, on the south by other ground
of the said Edwin W. Lehman, and on the west by ground
late of Charles F. Lex. [Being the southernmost 40 feet
in breadth of a larger lor of ground 80 feet in breadth,
which the said Edwin W. Lehman and wife, by indenture
bearing even date herewith, (August 7, I 860,) but exe
cuted before these presents and intended to be herewith
recorded; for ihe consideration therein mentioned, a part
of which is hereby intended to be secured, granted, and
conveyed unto the said Enoch H. Beans, his . heirs and
assigns]
N. B —On the above promises there is erected a three
story unfinished brick dwelling house. fD. C„ 698: S.,
’62. $1,103. Lex.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Enoch
H. Beans, and (o be sold by
- JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, 0ct0ber22,1862 0c23-3t
SHERIFF’S, SALE..—By virtue of a writ of . Levari
Facias, to me directed; will be exposed to public
sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,
1862, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom- Btreet Hall,
All tbat certain lot or pieoe of ground, with thejthree-
Btorr brick. metsuage or tenement thereon erected,
situate ou the south’side of Jefferson street, at .the dis
tance of 69 feet eastward from the east side of Ontario
Btreet, in the Twentieth ward of the city of Philadelphia;
containing in front or breadth on said Jefferson street
17 feet 3 inches, and extending in length or depth sou;h
ward between lines at right angles therewith 100 feet.
Bounded northward by ths said Jefferson street,' east
ward and westward by ground now or.iato of John Mul
vaney, and southward by ground now or late of Thomas
8. Potts and Townsend Smith. [Being the same premises
which the said Oyrus Oadwallader and wife by indenture
bearing even date with the above recited Indenture, but
executed immediately before the same, for the considera
tion moneys therein mentioned, part whereof is thereby
secured, granted unto the Bald Wiliiam 8. Ernßt in foe,
Subject to the payment of a yearly ground rent or sum
of $9O, in equal half-yearly payments, on the first day of
January ’ and July forever.] [D. 0., 682 : S., ’62.
$2,330.17. v Paul.
Seized and taken in exeention as the property of Wil
liam 8. Ernst, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Oct. 22,1862. 0c23-3t
SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue ofa writof LevariPa
; cias, to me directed, will be exposed to nnbiicsale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November ,3,1862, at
4 o’clock, at Sansom-Btreet Hall,
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate on the
southeasterly side of Passyunk road, at the distance of
two hundred and fifty-nine feet and three-quarter inches
from the souih side of Mifflin street, ia the First Wardof
the Icity of Philadelphia, thence extending southwost
wardly along the Baid Passyunk road thirty-four feot eleven
and a quarter incheß to the ground of Charles F. Lex,
thence southeaetward along the same one hundred, and
four feet three inches,- thence northeastward ten feet ten
Inches to a lot of ground granted by the Baid Charles F.
Lex to tho said John B. Rodgers, thence northwest
wardly along the same thirty-two feet two inches,
thence stall northwestward by the same slxty-fiva : feet to
the said Paet-yunk road, the place of beginning. [Being
the second described of two lots of ground which the said
Charles F. Lex, by indenture bearing even dads here with
(September 2d,-1861), but duly executed and acknow
ledged immediately before the execution of these pre
sents, and intended to be forthwith recorded for the con
sideration money therein mentioned, part whereof, to
gether with the Bttid mentioned advances, amounting in
all to ihe sum of one thousand ono hundred dollars, ia
hereby secured, granted, and conveyed unto the said
John B Rodgers, in fee, as by reference to thesaid recited
indenture will more fully and at large appear.]
N. B —Ontbe above premises there is erected a two
story brick cottage. [D. 0., 699; S„ ’62, $l,lOO. Lex.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of John
B. Rodgers, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, Oot. 22, 1862. 0c23-3t
CHEBIFF’S SALE—By virtue of a writ of Vendi
k3*Moni Exponas, to me directed, will be exposed to’pub
llc Salc or Yecdrle,.cii MONDAY Evening,-November
3,1862, at 4 o’oteck, at'Sansdm-street HaH,
Ail that certain lot or piece of ground situate on the
east side of Fifteenth street, at the distance of 79 feet 2
Inches southward from the south side of Oxford Street, in
the city of Philadelphia, iu the Twentieth ward; contain
ing in front or breadth on the said Fifteenth street 26
feet 4% inches, and extending in length or depth east
ward of that. breadth between, iines^At right angles with
the said Fifteenth street 155 feet 8 inches to Qarllle street;
bounded northward by ground of Joseph W. Sender, and
southward by ground of John Bice, eastward by Eaid
Oarlile street, and westward by Fifteenth street afore
said. '[Being the same premises which Oratio S. Olafiin
and "Elmira D., bis wife, by indenture bearing date the
17th day of September A. D.. 1861, recorded in Deed
Bock; AV O. H, No. 25, page 185, Ac., granted and con
veyed unto the said Ilenry Hariland, in fee, receiving
thereon), however; the y early gronnd rent or Bum of two
hundred and forty dollars, payable in equal half-yearly
payments on the first day of the mouths ot December and
June in every year thereafter, unto the said Oratio S.
Olftilin, his heirs and aesigns ]
N. B:—On tho above lot thero is an unfinished brick
messuage. [D. 0., 590; S., ’62. $247 20. Simpson.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Henry
Havitsnd, asd to bo sold hy
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Pbiiadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, Oot. 22,1362. 0e23-3t
SHEBTFF’S SALE—By virtue of a writ of Levari
Facias, to me directed,-will be exposed ts public sale
or vendue, on MONDAY Evening, November 3,1832, at
4 o’clock, at Sanssm- street Hall,
A certain lot or piece of gronnd sitnate on the south
side of Brown Btreet, at the distance of one hundred and
forty,five feet eight inches westward from the west side of
-Sixteenth street, in the city of Philadelphia, containing
■in front or breadth on tho Eaid Brown street, eighteen
feet, and extending southward between lines parallel withf’
the said Sixteenth street to length or depth eighty feet,
Including on tho oast side of said lot the western half of
an alley two feet two inches wide, laid out to tho depth of
twenty-nine feet six inches, for the accommodation of
this and the lot on the east. Bounded northward by
the said Brown street, eastward by other ground of the
said Ethelbert A; Marshall, westward by other ground of
the said Ethelbert A. Marshal!, and southward by ground
granted to said Philip S. Brown, on ground rent. [Being
the same lot and premises which the said Ethelbert A,
Marshall, by indenture bearing even date herewith, hut
executed immediately before the execution hereof, and
Intended herewith to be recorded for the consideration
therein mentioned, the whole of which was furnished by
the said William 8. BUght, Isaac O. Blight, and J. Dick
inson Sergeant, exeoutQra .aforesaid, and is hereby
secured, granted, and conveyed unto the arid Philip 8.
Brown, iu fee, subject to the condition, reservation, and
restriction; that ho slaughter-honse, skin-dressing estab
lishment, hoseor engine h’ouso, biacksmitlr or carpenter
Shop, glue, soap, candle, or starch manufactory, stable
or other building, for offensive occupation, shall, at any
time hereafter,:be ereoted thereon, as hy reference to said
indenture more fully appears.] Together with the free
use and common privilege oi said alley, and the right of
building over the western half of the same, leaving at
'least eight feet headway in the clear above the level of
the curbstone. [D. 0,678; S., ’62, $2,060.12, E. Spencer
Miller.
" Seized and taken into execution as the property* of
Philip S. Brown, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, October 22,1862 0c23-31
JLEGAL.
TESTATE OF EDMUND DJNGfEE,
J_J DEO’D —NOTICE —Letters of Administration on
the Estate of EDMUND DINGE E, late of the County of
Philadelphia; Brickmaker, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, aU persons indebted to said estate are
regnested to make payment, and those having claims to
make themknown without delay to
JAMES E. DISGEE,
No. 934 North SEVENTH Street,
Or \ HEN BY <>. MOOBB,
• 932 North SEVENTH Street,
OCl3tn6t* Administrators.
TN TEE COURT OF COMMON
JL PLEAS FOB THE SHTY AND OOUNTY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Inthe matter of the Aasfened Estate of PESKO3E B.
HOOPES
The Auditor appointed by the Conrt to audit, settle,
asd adjust the first account of Joseph W. Gasheli, as
signee of Fenrese E. Hoopea, and to report distribution
of the balance remaining in hia handg, will meet the
parties interested for the purposes of his appointment on
TUESDAY, Ibe 11th day of Noyember, 1 D 1862, at
4 o’clock P. M., at hia office, No: Soath POUETH
Street, opposite Library, in the city of Pbiiadelphia.
oc3l-fmw6t JOHN HANNA, Auditor. )
T^TOTICE. —In the Court of Coinm.on
JL v Pleas f r the City and County of Pbiiadelphia.
Of September Term, 1862. No. 16.
SABAH JANE NEWELL, by her next frieud, WIL
LIAM LAMMEBS, OS. THEODOBE NEWELL.
To Theodorb.Nbwei.l. Sir: Take Notice, That De
positions of Witnesses on behalf of the Libellant wUI be
taken in the abovo case, in answer to the interrogatories
filed before JAMES B BOOTH. Esq., Examiner, at his
Office, No. 221 South FIFTH Street, in the Olty of Phila
delphia, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of November,
1862, at 3 o’clock P. M.
EDWIN T. CHASE,
oct7-]st Attorney for Libellant.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
KTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN—
JLtI That JAMBS WILLITS,date of the/ firm of Is.
ATBINfcON & 00,, having dispb-ed of his interest in
said firm, the business in future will ba continued by tho
remaining partners, who are authorized to settle the
business of the late firm.
October 25,1862,
rfOPAB TNEE SHIP.—The undersign
ed have this day formed a copartnership under the
name and firm of ANDBE W 9, WILKINS, S ALTE
MTiS, for the transaction of the Wholesale Drr Goods
Jubbing business, at No. 603 MABKET Street
JOBIAH B. ANDREWS, ;
ABEL B. WILKINS.
EDVYABD J. ALTEMOS.
Philadelphia, Oct: 20,1862, oc3o-6t*
COAX,.
rfOAL.—THE UNDEBSI aipJD
beg leave to inform their Mends and the public
that they have removed their LEHIGH GOAL DEPOT
from NOBLE-BTEEET WHABF, on the Delaware, to
their 'Yard, northwest comer of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Streets, where they intend to keep the beßt duality ol
LEHIGH COAL, from the most approved mines, at thi
lowest price*. Tour patronage Is respectfully selloltofi.
JOS. WALTON *OO-,
Offloe, 112 South SECOND Street
Yard, EIGHTH and WILLOW. mhl-H
mBB RAILWAY TIME-KEEPBR,
JL especially adapted for .Ariny sales. Good imitation
gold; will run and keep excellent time; have fmey
colortd hands and beautifully-engraved dials, the
letters standing in relief. This is me of the, most
taking novelties of the dag, and should retail at prices
from twenty,five to eighty dollars each. They are fur
nished by the case,-containing six of different designs, as;
follows: Engravftl. per case of half dozen, *33. En
graved and electro- gilded, per oase of half dozen, assort-'
ed, *36. Engraved, superior, per case of half dozen, as
sorted, *39. Engraved, superior, and electro fine gilded,
having all the improvements of the foregoing, per case
hall dozen, assorted, *42. EDgine-tnrned, same material
cases, over-wbioh is good silver, heavily plated, per case
of half dozen, *B6, Samples of the foregoing, comprising
two of the first, and one each of the others, making a
case of half dozen, at the regular wholesale rates, *36.50,
Terms cash. Will ho sent to any part of the loyal States,.
. wlih bill for collection on delivery. Buyers in. the army
will have to send jpojtment in advance, as the express
companies refuso making collections south of the Poto
mac. ■ •
Thiels one of the moat saleable artloles of the times,
and jnst the’thing for Ihose inclined to maka money
among the soldiers. • Bend in yonr orders early.
GAIUS F. WHEATON, Bole Importer,
Oor. NASSAU and JOHN Streets, Sew York.
P. O.EoxIMB. 0028-I3t*
LEWIS ATKINSON,
JOSEPH B ATKIBSON,
JAMES WILLIT3.
oc3l-3-.it
BALES BY AUCTION.
JOHN 33. MYERS & 00., AUO~
If TIONE3ES, New 232 and 234 MASKS? Street
t BALE OB' FRBNOH PRY HOOPS.
this horning,
November 3, at 19 o’clock, by catalogue, on 4 mouths’
ei'edtt—,
; TOO peckages am! lots of French and other European
dry goods, comprise# a general assortment of staple sad
fancy art ids*. .
SALE or BOOTS AND SHOP®, «•,
' ON TUESDAY iIOENIsiT
Noyenrloßr 4, on four, months! creon—
-1,000 packatre.l Boots, Shoes, Carpet Bags, Su„
SAL* OF OBI' GOODS.
OH TiXEESDAT MOBBING, -
November®, at 10 o'clock, by caesoasw, MUtssatW
credit- 1 .
560 packages and lots of staple and fancy dry goo&A
SAtK OF OAB?E?IHH9.
OS FRIDAY MOBNING,
November 7, oMO# O’clock, on 4 mouths’ arsdft—
Please Velvet, BrcssolJ, Ingrain, REd TasotUm c*r»
jetths, cocoa mattings, Ac. ' .
Furness, rrinlhy, & go.,
.. No. 429 MABKET STEEDS
BABE OF FRENCH, BRITISH, AND SAXONY
DRY GOODS.
ON TUESDAY MOBNING,
November 4th, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue on 4 months’
credit— ’
600 lots of fancy and staple imported goods. .
WT Samples and catalogues ready on the morning of
sale.
BABE OF VIENNA BRdOHE ANDCHAINK LAINE
LONG AND SQUARE SH AWh i IS COLORS,
Only of the Importation of
Messrs LUDEWIG & D.AYBTIB,' •
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
At 10 o’clock, comprising a desirable assortment for
present sales. . ■ ’ : "<
Consisting of—
-14.4 Vienna broche shawls, In colors only, warranted
all wool.
do do stripe broche cashmere do.
do superfine Quality do do long do.
do do broche long do
do do Indoux caolimere do.
■For the best city trade.
BOOTCH ALL-WOOL PLAID BONO SHAWLS,
For beat city trade.
200 large size Bcotoh all wool long shawls, choice pat
terns and colors..
DOUBLE-FAOS BLK. FIS. 6BOS SBAINS.
30 pieces ex Quality donbie-face neat figured black grofl
grains.
SAXONT DEESS GOODS.
Just landed.'
OK TUESDAY 'MOBNESTS.
November 4, commencing at 10 o’clock precisely.
caseß reps ground silk plaid Arabiasi
—do reps a Carreaux .
—do Jaeauered figd MaoarlHas. A
: do plaid and ffgd Trnphenlas.
—do check and figd diamond Amitas.
—do neat silk plaid Monitors.
•Plain ground silk piaid Klegantai.
The above are ail fresh goods and’ never before offered
at auction. ■ • ■
• ALPACAS, MOHATBS" AND GOBTJBG3.
ease 6-4 fine black alpacas.
—do do fine mohairs.
—do do do coburgs.
—do do : mixed mohairs.
BLACK AND COLORED DBESS SILKS.
ISineh heavy black figd siiks.
19 do double-face; do do.
26 do Lyons ex heavy black taffetas.
26 de Paris patent do . do.
26 do brown taffetas and black moire antiQUß.
21 do all boiled colored Poult de Sole.
20 do noir fond cannele and enlumlce lance do.
27 do rich Paris plaids do.
LARGE SPSOIAw SALE
O?
800 CABTON3 POULT DE SOIE TBIMMING AND
BONNET RIBBONS.
- " ON ’WEDNESDAY MORNING.
’November6th, at 10 o’clock, on 4 months’oredit.
Consisting of— . .1
Ex. Kb. 4,5, and 6 cable cord choice colored Poult de
Soio ribbons
10s60 heavy plain, plaid, Bkusse, and broche do.
—12a40 heavy colored edge do.
—12a60 ex. Quality cable' oord, Belli Colora do do.
—12a60 best Quality white and black do.
N B.—All of toe nowost styles and choicest colors,
just landed.
PANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUC
TIONEERS, No. 213 MABKET Stress.
SALE OF MAOHIJSEBY, AT GERMANTOWN.
TUIS MC-BNING.
November 3, comrneneing at 10 o’clock, will be sold
upon tlio premises, Miller street, Germantown, the entire
stock of machinery, of Mr. Jamea Farnsworth, consist
ing cf a number cf looms and knitting znachinea for
hosiery end Taney goods
FUBNITUBEjHOBSE AND WAGONS.
Also, one horse, two wagons, harness, Ac.
Also, household furniture, beds, bedding, kitchen
uteneih, Ac.
BALE OF 760 LOTS OF AMEBIC AN AND IM
PORTED DRY GOODS, BIBBON3, HILLINEBY
GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &0., b 7 catalogue.
OH WEDNESDAY MOBBING,
November 5, commencing at 10 o’clock precisely.
Embracing a great variety of seasonable goods, worthy
the attention of Ihe trade*
. Catalogues and samples eariy on the morning of sale. ’
PROPOSALS.
TWUTL QUA RTERM ASTIR
JL/ GENEBAL’S OFFICE.
PHiLADKi.viiii, October 30,1882
PROPOSALS will be received at this office, until
THURSDAY, Bcb November, at 12 o’clock M., for the
delivery, in this city, of all the STOVES reQnirefl for
Hospital purposes; to be 12,14, and 10-inch Air-tight,
beet American, smooth Sheet-iron Stoves. Bidders wilt
atate the number they can deliver within sixty days;
aisoi the price per Stove, and the price per foot or ponnd
for Stove Pipe. Stoves to be delivered at any point in
this city that may be required.
[Signed] A. BOYD,
ocSl-et Oapt. and A. Q.H.I. 8 i,
ARMY CLOTHING ANJ) EQUIP
AGE OFFICE, TWELFTH AND GIBABD
STBEETS—Philadelphia, Oct. 30, 1852
Open PROPOSALS are invited at this office for fnrnish
Ing the following articles for the army: *
BHXBTS, either of white domet or gray twilled flan
nel or knit.
BOOTS AND BOOTEES, either “pegged” or
*s sewed,” of Army Btaudard, Quality and pastern
SACK GOATS-OB BLOUSES, of blue twilled, flan
pel, inaigo-dyed, blue or knit, of dork colors. Indigo
bine preferred,
STOCKINGS, to weigh 3 pounds Jo the dozen, all
wool. ' :
Proposals will state how soon the articles can be deli
vered at the Schuylkill Arsenal. G. H.OBO3MAN,
oc3l-tf ; Dep Q. M. Gen.
QUARTERMASTER’S CHOICE, .
U. S. Marine Gobps,
Washimotos, 17th October, 1882.
, Sealed Proposals, lor each class separately, will be
received at this office until 3 o’clock P. M,, the SOth
November next, for famishing to the U. S- Marine Oorpa,
during the year 1883, the fallowing supplies to be de
livered at the office’of the Assistant Quartermaster of
the Corps, Philadelphia, Pa,, free of expense to the
United States, in such Quantities as may from time to
time bo ordered, viz:
Glass No. 1.
14,000 yards Sky-Blue Kersey, all wool, free from
hair, 64 inches wide, to weigh 22 ounces to the yard,
(indigo wool-dyed.) ,
_ 6,000 yards Dark-Blue Kersey, all wool, free from
hair, 64 incheß wide, to weigh 22 ounces to the yard,
(indigo wool-dyed.)
3,500 yards Dark-Blue Twilled , Cloth, all wool, for
uniform' coats, (indigo wool-dyed,) 64 inches wide, to
weigh 22 ounces per yard.' :
160 yards of Scarlet Oloth, all wool, (cochineal-dyed,)
64 Incheß wide, to weigh 16 onncea per yard.
Glass Nc, 2.
. B,COO yards of 6-4 Dark-Blue Flannel, for oversacks,
all wool, (indigo wool-dyed,) 54 incheß wide, to weigh 13
ounces per yard.
16,000 yards of 3-4 Dark-Blue Flannel, for Bhlrts, all
wool, (indigo wool-uyed,) 27 inohes wide, to weigh 6)£
ounces per yard. '
1,200 Gray Biankeis, alijwool, to weigh fonr pounds
each, with letters “ U. S. M? 1 in black, four inches long,
in the centre;, to ha 7 feet long and 5 feet wide, and free
from greaso.' - ■
7,000 pairs of Woolen. Seeks,-three sizes, properly
made of good fleece wool, with double and twisted yarn,
to weigh three pounds per dozen pairs, free from grease.
: Glass No. 3. b
6,000 yards White Linen, for Panto, £0 inches wide,
to weigh 13 onncea per yard.
9,0C0 yards White Linen for Shirts, 80 Inches wide, to
weigh 11 onuses per yard.
16.000 yards Canton'Flannel for Drawers, 27 inches
wide, to weigh 7 ounces per yard.
Glass No. 4.
1,400 Uniform Gaps, complete, (except pompons;)
1,800 Pompons, rad worsted, bull-shaped, 5 inches in
circumference.
, 4,500 Fatigue Caps, (with covers,) to be made of bine
cloth, indigo wool-dyed.
2,(00 Stocks.
Class No. 5.
600 Gross Goat Buttons, (Eagle.)
200 GroBS Jacket Buttons, (Eagle.)
100 Gross Vest Buttons, (Eagle.)
1,800 Pairs Yellow metal Crescents and Sc'ale Straps.
ISO Sets Epaulette Bullion for Sergeants and Corporals.
1,600 Seta Epaulette Bullion for Privates.
50 Bed Worsted Sashes.
2,000 yards of Yellow Binding.
3,000 yards of Bed Oord.
100 Swords for Sergeants.
SO Swords for Musicians
50 Drums, (tenor,) complete.
50 Drum Slings.
200 Batter Drum Heads.
50 Snare Drum Heads.
100 Drum Cords. ;
g 100 Sits of Drum Scares.
50 Boxwood 11 B” Fifes.
Class No. 6.
10,000 Pairs Army Boots, (iafantry pattern.).
Class No. 7.
1.200 Cartridge Boxes.
1.200 Bayonet Scabbards.
1.200 Percussion Cap Pouches,
1,200 Cartridge Box Belts.
1,200 Bayonet Belts.
1,200 Waist Belts.
1,200 Waist Plates. ,
1,200 Breast Plateß.
200 Sword Progs. > -
■ Class No. 8.
1,400 Knapsacks.
6GO Haversacks.
600 Canteens ;
300 Musket Slings.
- Glass No 9.
For making and trimming the following articles, viz:
Watch coats jisergeants’, corporals’, musicians’, and
privates’uniform and fatigue coats; woolen and linen
pants; flannel and linen shirts; drawers) flannel sacks;
and red and bine jackets for boys.
The above- mentioned articles must conform, in all re
ipects, to the seal standard patterns in the office of the
Quartermaster Marine Corp 3, Marine Barracks, Wash
ington, D. O ; Assistant Quartermaster office Marine
Corps, 1220 Spruce street, Philadelphia; nnd at the Ma
rine Stations, Brooklyn, New York, and Boston, Massa
chusetts, where they can be examined.
And whenever the articles named above, or any por
tion of them, ehall be considered as not fully conforming
to samples, they will be rejected, and the contractor will
be hound to furnish others of the reauired kind at once,
or the Quartermaster will supply the deficiency at the ex
pense of tho'conlr actor.
Payment will be made upon the aocepted delivery of
the whole guarantee, which may from time to time be or
dered, withholding ten ner cent, from the payment of ac
count rendered under first order, until second order ,is
filled, and ten per cent from account rendered under se
cond order until third order is filled, and so on, until con
tract is completed.
Each proposal must be accompanied by the following
guarantee:
POKJt or Goaraxts®.
The undersigned -.of in the State of — r ,
smd ,in the State of —, hereby guarantee that
In case the foregoing bid of -—— for supplies, as above
described, be accepted, he or they will, within ten days
after the receipt of the contract at the Post Office
named, execute the contract for the same with good
and sufficient securities; and in case the Baid : - shall
fail to enter into contract* as aforesaid, we guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer of the said
—■ — and that which may he accepted.
A. 8., Guarantor.
I*" O. D., Guarantor. ,
E..F., Witness. ..
,1862.. . ■"
I hereby certify that the above named
are known to me as men of property, and able to
make good their guarantee. G. H.
To he. signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
the above guarantee. , ,
Newspapers authorized to publish the above w send
the paper containing the first insertion to thiß office for
examination. . , ,
. The biddtr’a place of business, or manufacturing esta
blishment, must be apsotfioaUy stated In the proposal.
The above list of articles is believed to be about the
Ouant'ty of each article that will be reauirod during the
year: but the Quartermaster reserves the right of order
ing a greater or less Quantity, should the interest of the
service require it. . , „ . . ■ _
Proposals will be endorsed on the envelope, “ Propo
gals for Supplies for Marine dorps f0r1863,” and address-'
ed to Major WM, B BDAQN,>
Quartermaster H. Q. s Washington, & Qi.
oeSO m4t
MS' HOKE As &’To'so
• SOS. IS9 snfi Ifl South )
STOCKS AHS 2® AX '
Pamphlet catUogne3 new ready »».
scririicta of r.B the property to to (ir*T.
Bext. Koremter 4», with e Hrt ofY»i S'rjr.l ls !-
IWnber, compmkp a
of Tamable property, by Older of O-tf,£?,*«« *3
cctore, and others. -aa-am,* 0,^,/*!%
. EKAIi' BSTASCB AT TKlvVy* -, ‘ te
A largo amctaif air Privaio ? A ia.
<seeeri?tion of eity and ccrarfry „
may be had at the anctioa store 551 ’’ triofc,
Foil aescripSioas in haaOMiis an
oatsiognes on Baiarday next. ' pjg.
TBUBTEB’S RALE oFrtoL--^
ON TUESSAY " ” t "
November 4. at 12 o’clock, noon a v u, 9 ~
order of Tiuhcce— . ,
SB shares Bbamokin Valley sad
Company, par 850. .. BwSs Bw,
500 ebares Broad To? Improvraiea l r . 555
$5O. '■:■■■ - Ul oca^
I share of “ The Surf House Assoc;,,' tSr
City,” par 81,000: - - , rjj.
Positive eale—l anarePcantßreen.p.,.,
1 ehars Philadelphia Library Comparr i;s WeK,.
1 share mercantile Library Company '' x "'
6 shares American Acadetsy of Music
SO Bboieß Preferred Stock Camden and i',,
road Co. u “ILat;,. g.
60 shares Ithaca Gas Light So., pargo; '*■
-. 2*soo.bonds Logan County
iog Company, of Virginia. ° ® 3 ssfsM,
42 shares Cleveland and MsKsaring hrii!
300 shares Alleghany Mining Oo , ~f vCo.
. BEAL ESTATE BALE—NOYr\i» * r? «f
Will include— . .. ' ai *B 1,
Executor’s Sale—Estate of Scabia »«, .
TESEK STORY BBTOKBWELLINIb
street, southwest of Ehackamaxon street , ’ Bai
ton, now ISrh ward. " : s‘nsiil 1
Executor’s Peremptory Sale—letch, ~ . *
Cadbury—THESE STOBY BBICK .An,
463 Noble street. . nw ’itSs.j?
Also, for other acc-i-m,
NEAT MODEEX DWELLING, jp -
Tenth and South streets, with 7 one str- i, st
adjoining on South street.. J ‘‘ “tick*,!:
MODERN EOUB ETOIIY EilTnv ®
DWELLING, S.W. corner of Tecta ABa
with 2 three story brick dwellings in tv,. “'"ms
street. 0 . . rir b.-i>,'
.MODERN FOUB STOBY 3BIOE 8y,,,
E. corner of Eleventh and Eodman s'reeta ■ s ®> 11
srory Brick Dwellings in the roar on ItwvtS <a«
THBEE STOBY BBIOK DWELLIwa
street, west of Thirty- third street, W,. p.., 1 *k«ilio»
COUNTRY PLACE, Lancaster read s’? I *,
Market-Etreet Bridge, about S acres Vrirt? 8 ! 65 fciis
msnts. ’ “ ®pto7s.
.NEAT. HODEBN RESIDENCE, N 0
Delancey Place, with the modern conventl,' ‘- 3
THBEE STOBY BRIOK STOKE »??«.
ISO,'N. E- comet Jnnipar.and Bodnar "84.
2 THBEE STOBY BBICK SWSUVm : T\-
and 517 South Juniper street, adjoinisn A. *, -v .;v
BTBKEE STORY BEIOE DWEtLlcv'
corner of Huntingdon and Waterloo strath v *• Y.
weld.
2 THBEE STOBY BBIOK BWEllism .
corner of Cherry and Erisdlauder sw?, 1 ®' ®-
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets,
4 THBEE STOBY BBICK DSYtlrye,
Lots, Twentj -second street, Master, . . a ”“ t*»
Street. '' "-fStyVrt
3 THBEE STOBY'BBICK-DWELti™, , -
street, oast ot Twenty-fourth street, 20th'w»rli
EXEOUIOE’S PEB BMP POSY Silt "v.,.,
William Adams, deceased —T W O Slup.v , *
DWELLING, No.: 324 Tork avenne, a Jt
Btreet. ... v "»i
Sale for account of United Sta’ss
WOOL, COTTON. AND LEATHER OUTTre-..
ON TUESDAY MOBSISG
1 November 4, at 10 o’clock, 'at the Auction
quantity of wool, cotton, and leather CBitias*.^ 1
rope, paper, Ac. ”
' »&“ May be exomined the day previous to si< 9
SALE OF ENGLISH AND AHEBIOAe poor,
AND MEDIOAL AND SUBGIOiL Wnov ?”
ON TUESDAY AETEEKOOa, ‘ fe
November 4,1862, commencing at 4 o’clock. t., 8 .
Kon of Medical and Surgical works, etc.
GEBMAN FLOWER BO OTA
ON WEDNESDAY MOSSING.
At 11 o’clock, at the Auction Store, one cinry.;,
bulbous roots, comprising the usual assortmesi cin.,
cicti-s, tulips, Crocus, Ac. an "
Bale at Nos, ISO and 141 Bouth Fourth
3UPEBIOB FURNITURE, FRKNQB r-n/ -7"’un,
BOBS, PIANO FORTES, BRUSSELS OASPg|
.ON THURSDAY MOBBING,
At 9 o’clock, at the Auction Store, sa assorhrst s
excellent second-hand furniture, elegant piano hm
One mirrors, carpets. Ac. ’ •
Sale at the Franklin Iran Works
VALUABLE MACHINERY. STS IN EKOTKIt i.
ON MONDAY MOBNISG ’*'•
November 10th, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, j.
works, Girard avenue, between Front surf SmS
streets, Kensington, valuable machinery, ir, i nc! JS
steam engine, twenty- horse power; large boric* J?
planing machines, largo slotting machine, Istba, j-r,
entttra. steam pump, large cranes, iron rU-D
carriages, belting, bar iron, bolts and nnti'rabiS,
tool", Ac. ' '
JE?” Full particulars in catalogues tea jov,
to sale. .
Philip ford & go., auction
NEEBS, 656 MABKBT and 522 OOHMK-EOift
BALD OF 1,000 OASES BOOTS, SHOES, ASB BW.
■■■ - - GANS. ■
THIS MOBHING.
. November 3, at .10 o’clook precisely, will b.-Kt> t,
catalogue, 1,000 cases men’s, boys’, and yocihs’ctiiiHf,
grain, and thick soots, calf and kip bnmss, BAe
rola, Wellingtons, Ac. Women’s, misses sit dM
calf, kip. goat, kid, and morocco, booled bootiMlshm
gaiters. Ac. Also, city-made goods.
Goods opes for examination, with catrlopw. stir
on the morning of sale.
BAD® OF 1,003 OASES BOOK, SHGIB- BSC
- GANS, Ac.
ON THURSDAY tfOBNCTJ,
November 6, at 1C o’dock precise) j, writ iescki.brciu-
Jogue, 1,060 cases men’s, boys’, ini youth*’ calf, kii,
grain, and thick boots; calf ansi kip brogans, Oosgrei
gaiters, Balmorals, Ac.; wt men’s, mins"*’, and chil-tari
calf, kip. goat, kid, and morocco, hated boots and ska;
gaiters, slippers, Balmorals, Ac. Also, a large east
meht of first- class city-made good;.
Open for examination.-with catalogues, eariy ah
morning of sale.
CJ. WOLSEST, AUCTION MAET,
* No. 16 SOUTH SIXTH STBKST,
Between Market and Chestnut,
The subscriber wJU give his attention to pki of rttf
estate, merchandise, household furniture, fescr gori*
paintings, objects of.art and virtue, &c, M vfcicfe
shall have his personal and prompt attention,set &
which he solicits the favtxrs of his friends.
CHOICE OLD WISES. BE INDIES,
bBEOIAL AUCTION BALE.
ON TUESDAY MOBNJNO.
November 11, at precisely 11 o’clock, at Eo lisjri
Sixth street, between Market end Chestnut strife,
600 cases and demiJohns high grade pure usiissae
MartelPs Imperial par© brandies.
port wines, of undoubted brands; Hollaed
finest M>Bongahe!a and Boutbon wbiskie*;
cherry brandy, &o.
A large poriion of these honors were
Ifocdon, several yeare since, aro of the
wairanted as represented, andaresped^Urre^asi®!* 1
to private gentlemen. , .
Catalogues now ready, and will be forwarded per
to gentlemen sending their address to
C. J. WOBBSBTyi^iucesr.
HYACINTHS; TU&IF9, kz.
ON WEDNESDAY MOBNINd.
November 5, at o’clock, at Id Sau!h
in lots to suit purchasers, . u ..
A large assortment of the finest import
cimhj and other bulbs, warranted fresh groivaM- •
son."
Catalogues at sale. a . . arfr -
Also, a large assortment of standard and dw «g
trees, grape vines of the new hardy, varieties, fittf “
fine fnut trepa. &o. . ir -
FOR HAVANA AND NSJ
ORLEANS.—This splendid new Stas®g
CONTINENTAL, Gaptain 0. P. Marsfcman. is
to be ready for sea ob the JLGtli inst., and will sw R ‘‘
spatchas above. .
The Continental is 1,600 tone tardea;
bnilt with the moat strict regard to strenglb
being donble iron braced Iram stem to sterl \„-, r ,} 3l
oct with every madtrnimprovoment, inclollM 6 -* 5 *
&c.\ that can add to the comfort of paaseigera. i
Dne notice will be given of her day of sailieS-
For freight or passage, apply to . „ A
126 HOBTH
boston and p®*
aftSmSa.- DELTHIA STEAMSHIP * lhi Tjrß
from each tvort on SATURDAYS. Trom
below BPBTJOE street, on SATUBDAY, So«»“f b3S
The steamship NOBBIAN, Oapt. BaSer,'jlJ -' y
Philadelphia for Boston, on RATUBDAY- /' m*
A. ML; end steamship SAXON, Oapt. t
Boston for Philadelphia, SATUBDAY, -
o’clock p.ar.
Insurance ofte-half that by sail Tesseia. * rt‘4-
at fair rates. .
Shippers .-will please send their bills of
(OOdS* rulitipSl
For freight or passage, having flno secs®** 1
apply to HUSKY WIK9OB 4
jjSO 333 SOUTH
■VTOTIOE— I The Restrictions on W*
JJX haying been removed, 'by order of tb“
ment, passengers about to visit Europe ”, D 1 '
required to ptovide themselves with psssp’t- 3 , ,j
JOHN G. PALS-«
.*£££*. STEAM WEEKLY TO
torching at; Queenstown,
The biyerpool, Now YorS, f. c
Steamship Company intend despatch*#
Clyde built Iron steamships as follows: TC ft Teni^
EDINBTJBGH.*.
Ana 6Ter7 succeeding Saturday at bo<®>
44 North Biver. „„ _
f BATES OF PASSAGE
FIKBT CABIN §BO.OO STEERAGE-;-;; jjg
■ do. t0E0na0n......90.00 do *°wn«
da to Paris. . 95 00 . do
do to Hamburg.... 95 00 do to 5. en ien, Bo* 58 "
Passengers also forwarded to Havn>> or
dam, Antwerp, Ac ,at equally row rates. Cable-,,
-Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown • fS>
17, and 81 Guineas. Steerage from MJrCeitg
From Queenstown £6.6. Tickets ar ® * t 0
current rate of exchange, enabling f eop:
These steamers have superior
sengers: are strongly built in
Mid carry Patent Fire Annihilators.
geons are attached to each Steamer. to r 1 1"
For further information apply m M T° K,Gls* cC i
MAM INMAN, Agent, 22-Water Street, w
AIEXMABOOM, 5 St, Enoch Square, S OF
to O. &W. D. SEYMOUR & OO.; in boaoen Jo j^
& MAOEY, 61 King William Street: « f " B plB rtdif
DECOTJE, 48 Bne Notre Dame dea V*«toß«j - 3
Bourse; in New York to JOBH ®- ’
way, or at the Company's Office. &
ocl . ; 11l Wainnt Streel, PW y
THE BSmSHANDN^.
SSUIL AMEBIOAN BOYAL S
BETWEEN NEW
. ING AT OOBK
•AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND,
ING AT HALIFAX AND «>SK
ATOTBABASIAN, Cook, leaves New iorsi
ABABIA, Stone, leaves Boston. £«g£J^2»4S£*i
SCOTIA, J fidkin s, leaves j, C f-
EUSOPA, Hoodie, leaves Boston, Weln p*.
PB3SIA, Bott, leaves New Tort. We<io« 001 l
EEOH NEW TOBK TO LIVKH'^jISO
Chief Cabin Passage 81
Becond Cabin Passaße.
FftOH BOSTON TO DtVaßfu _ s lS>
Chief Cabin Passage... '*
Second Cabin Passage.
Berths hot secured until paid for. p
An experienced Snrgoon on board, .ccoos^ai^
The ownersof these ßhipswia notoe i 5E j. j
Gold, Silver, Bullion. Specie, JeweW'
or Metis, unless hltte of lading we E”
the vains thereof therein expressed. c.-it
Forfireightorpas^PPlvo
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DESS. WISE, TWIKE, &o- P,
aniNGLISH DAFiiY CHBj E S ;^
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