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APRIL 30, 1862. . APRIL, 30. lan.,
• A.-k;..vx2 M. «x. *^.a®Sßty,
60.....'...'.61..'......66> 4 ' 85; .sZ&MZiJ&iMul
WIKD. . •’ V'UlfiA WIND.
NNW....NNE......E5E EWE....,„NE,..EbyN
Timber ExpORTimT.o ; SIAiNE':-^lt r iB one,
of tte fundßmentar we* pf;all .qufcpriroetgeogra-
J)hie> thAt ,all .our lumber,jand tlmber nre, a. rnuoti
native .and to the manor born inMaine aa coal and .
®hd' r n<e' teel:a«-little<iiß
noaea to-believe that Maitie itnporta liunber from
.that. lrnpbrt* coal
Ine 9 n * ,l » . ail « we have one fact in point to show that
one of ourfondly-oherilhiecK theories, if itbe. notaa
oaseleia aa a vision, isrcertainly.deserviog eft some
P©?J»Bf*f One'firm' iQiPhiladelphia has furnished'
to vanouß porta in the State of Maine the lumber
necessary to complete* within the past two years,
at: least fortyr-ships, -of: which <four were United
States gunboats. During -the past year the follow
ing Amounts oft timber were furnished* by one house
io the ports named t • ■ • ■>
To Bath. Me Oak and pine, >'083,640 feet
\ Tliomaston, Me !.*> •/ 825,1)00. “
Searsport 6r Freeport, Me. • • . ‘ . i ,327.090 “
Me * i. 278,138 “
• “ Yarmouth, Me....,* ■■ ■ 241,839 “
“ Other Maine p0rt5........<• 50?, 774 “
“ Ports of t r‘.' :|r 67,200 “
Totaloakaudpine .....2,21)3,090
. This summaryjie exclusivcof-masts, trenails, aud»
all minor ahip^timbera.‘.The full complement of
mastß was generally,sent, s - The whole made thirty- :
three schoonerfrelghtib?"'' ' -
The quantity of ship timber sent to Eastern ports
by other mills,-in 1862,' was, as carefully estimated
by .the proprietors of 3 five mills at Philadelphia,
2,100,000 feet; and of three Wills’on the Delaware, at
Ches.terandbelow, about 650,000 a feet; making, the
: aggregate in , and near Philadelphia cut r for and
snipped to Maine and Massachusetts ship yards in
.1862, 4,963,550 feet, exclusive of /nasts and smaller
descriptions. 1 ‘" . ,v.
*Tfie‘ interior valleys of Pennsylvania furnish the
best long oak for. keel?,..beams, long plank, stock,
&c., now known ;iii thb-United. States j as do the
counties bordering on* the Dela warrant] parts of the
States Of Delawate'Vrid MTaryland, " This district is
celebrated for^lts-superiof x onk’, l great quantities
being out untilrecently for export to England, and
no other-part ited Stateswithm tide water
now yields oak of ' tKe requislte size for ship frames.
Mobt of this'oak' and pine reaches -the Delaware
from the Susquehanna riyer in.timber rafts, though
some is brought by railroad, and- other oanals -.than
the Chesapeake* and Delaware, to the Schuylkill
and! Dels warerivers. Oakrknees are most abun
dantly produced near the‘Delaware, and are brought
by various modes of carriage to the timber cutting
mills at and below Philadelphia.. « -
,The quality of the shipitimber of Pennsylvania is,
in all respects, superior: (first,, the oak is superior to
all other now available in shipbuilding, in length as
Well aa'in solidity and 'durability.’ The length is
nearly double, on .an ,average,, to that cut in higher
latitudes, and it is .described in*the timber bills
usually made out here«ftaibeing “35 to 60 feet;” in
length, with Bpeciailetigths; of 70.feet.j The Dela
ware oak is also, celebrated jfor. its strength and
durability,'qualities') attested .byithe’preference long
shown''it\both by 'Eastern and by English. ship-
The extraordinary, strength of ships built
.tfere ds instanced in the -ships, oi . Cope’s line of
packets, and in many other,cases j. and it Is a- well
known priDciple that timber'grown in this medium
climate and on these soils, particularly in open-field
growth, as most of it is, has far greater solidity of
fibre than that of other latitudes.*; * V " ‘ - r ,
E>u Th&' pir?4 of the Susquehanna ls in size
and of 70 to BGfcet'in v length, ami of 26
to 42 inches in diameter,.di;essed, are easily and regu
larly obtained. The.foreatlands.from .which they are
ciit are inexhaustible ifor*tfpentury;dßiaeplanking
cut; from*'-them ia-conside'red stronger than that cut
from,; Canadian pine.y Tbb: yellow pine ot Pennsyl- .
vania Is also abundinvmakibgiexcellent spars, and :
. plank declared by our sbip-bUUdersjequal to.ihe best 1
Southern. It, of course, dresses smaller, thari;the <
white pine. „ •_
' "Masts and! spars -are regularly-supplied from-the
Delaware in
New and Maine,i '/They are
often sent in.rafts, unfinished, to New York through
tlie l ;’New'"Jer*ey i canalß,amJ Are finished, ■
from Philadelphia to'the West Indies. ■ : ,•• • . -
The Mat- Anniteksabies.— Ma,y r day :
ushers in the charitably anniversaries of,the seaioa !
with‘the ninth celebration.,6f the completion of.the
buildings of “ The Northern Home for- Friendless ;
appropriate,,', to the occasion, I wjth singing j
by®e/children/:;ahd a^d^e‘BBes l , .by. w seve ( ral distin
guißhed spealcerß, will: takeplace at .BKiTfcvM,,.
public generally Are invited -to be present j*and those s
'who attend this afternoon will* be gratified, we have
ifb f dbubt,'with what they may there ;see and learn ,
of thecrfre of thedeatitute and friendless.children of
the State, r r :.- ~ s *
;-Accident.'-^-A man, jjamecl Geo. Downey,
while driviriff a horae l and cart r yciterdfty:morning,,
and Richmon{irßtreebB, waß,ruri
*oreVf-by wliifctflieWa'B j bcJ o&iily injiited that-his life i
3 b despaired of,; He,. wa|, removed* to» His.residence, i
, 5n the vicinity*6f Palethorp and Mhßtemtreet.
a Arrival of, Steamtug.—Ther-steam
•tUgDolphluß Fowler, seven hourafrom Lodge Light,
.Arnved.alnoonryesterday,,.and brought up the brig:
'Marie LouißefronijCfenfuegod./p: • •
" ' -t H E 'POL I o e: 1
A Scene In theXife ofa Detcctlve* > <~
United States having made arrange-:;
xuents to Beize-theallegedcoirtrabanduchooner Secretary,',
at any time wlieh it might suit his convenience,"'selected'
3tfr. go on .board tordo extraordmary.
V ‘ pipings” was
' perfectly:familiar with nautical words and phrases. . .
Mr. Sharkey: went on board, and, thong’ll dressed in
,i«itizente spokqdikoa sailor:He had-a
conversation'with the man ; acting as steward of the
craft. Both were shy of each other for some time, bat,
repaired , tor a—neighboring- public
house,'and sqonbecamemoivj sociable. v . . = r t
"You; be 'one our\f&llo\Dsy V- said the
shfewd steward, tipping wiiyde
- -lective. " ' ■■ ' it, ■‘-■i ■-
11 Yes,Replied Tie, "almosttomy, sorrow.”; =.*
' "Ab! llOWSO?” *..y
, "Why, I lost my vessel, oufchaHpxtb. Cavolina coast,
very f near lcBing ray'life,. t only the 1 Yanks’ !
. were hot fast,enough.
‘‘ Almost likeine.'V-.responded the steward. "I was
-piloting the healllittle schooner Flora, but run ashore,
and the Yanks got her. . •*
‘ 1 How were youi^papers?.Hadn’t you-them all right?”
*‘Ob, as to 'that,rtliey 'syere/riglit;’h u t wehad too
much powder'on'board / - - *
■' y" That was unfortucate,”'replied Sharkey; hut we
mtutlheet with.-reverses, you .know—no risk, no gam.
"Yes,' but I guess we’re allright this time. y.- ‘.’S
"Well, seeherelS* s&ysShavkey; •■‘what’s.thc use in •
your going ouf as a cook when you know how-to pilot a
..vessel'intoiCharieston?”.-!' r .
,-- ‘ only a.little arrangement cill weget
’outside; we must act with*, caution,, you ;knbwf.ndw-a
-* days.” - ■.* • • -'.vji’;'WFtrv.vfi 4v;
Hero -the,parties,took.anotherv nip,’’-when Sharkey
became bolder, and Defective Schuylerwas now ; called
* an hnfortunateJfriend of-mine, also h stranger
.. here, ’ said,Sbarkey. ".Now, I’ll tell you piamly.what
i.*!want.'"'We are after a,vessel andfguess
* we’ll‘succeed; but would really like to have’apilot.r
Can’t you go with.us?< Howmueh do you get now?*’ *
.s-.fVThiriy. dollarsperhio^th.'”'
’ ! "I’llAiveyou a liuiidredl-.ifi you’ll.gowith me," and
run theyesseUii i'.V« '• • ‘'
;The,‘steward said he could hot.break off hispresent en
gagement, but maybe' he ;might,.ihake.
ihat wouldsuib • '' l
was for some time/
and Sharkey and Schuyler -received..tiulte an amount of
information relative to ,fche J blockade,
and the irdplicatioiToY several other 1 parties. In a little
while they &llwent,back to<the > ve&el.'V' • , .■
Just as Sharkey And Schuyler Were, about to leave the
ft .thick-set,robust,.pian„. with -black whtokfers,.
witUseverAl men: stepped ab<>ard,.and said
tbey seized the craft. ahe} ail- abpard, -in tho name of the
■ United / •>> «
Sharkeyand S chuyler tqrned pale with fright; in vain
.... did they prpteU jheyhad.nothing to do with the vessel;
"they'.were- strangers from :New York, and were,.onlv
common sailors looking-for,a ' ■ ■ •*. •
The man with'the 4 big “black whibkers was Marshal
Jenkins^'.iHevWould.v/litteU:->to nothing..'-; Presenting a
pictolat the'head of 'Sharkeyrhe thteatened.to shoot
him if he dared to escape:: .
* llm aUDiohmah.’, said Bharkoy. ”Soaml,V said
. : SchMyier.'ancrsoairthereststid!
* *. Happy.to,hear.it, we’ll give you a’chance •
,to prove it. ” ' ~' '? *\ -V/T .
Strange aeiVnia'y-appear, party ,noteven -
was ever south of . Mason and Uixon’s line.
.~. Therebels-were douownced iuunmeasured-termsibufr all
rto no effect:; Tliewnolepai;t-yiWerft : arrested and .taken -
V to f the To6bnp.-‘' Some time- aTternthls. the a
hearingbefdreEecorder'Eneu,Which resulted in'-com
‘ milting the steward an*d the two seamen to await a-hear
'hling;, Ihregarddo’Sharkeyand Sclnryler, -
.^held^rihderiadvi^emeht. l - VS* S. r «* " bh
!■ It was subsequently agreed , that both the detectives
> abould 'be taken to the debtor’s,apartment ‘at night, and
. ithere remain with the other prisoners.;,-Ifc sohappened,
*““h“6we l ver7'that‘*the:Bteward had-'escaped through a win
dowrtherefore, it was taf.qarjry^ontfthe.
tr Tr ;t i \7 ; . Jt
Schuyler.and; SharkeyipTopeedea-to a certam place on
theyr6arreStad-the steward. He
then-leached-for ‘the flrtt (time that’they were United
Stated detectiv&v ' There is much to be developed in re
gard fOttbe parties, butDepnty Marshal Jenkins will not
divulge ahythihg. To all anxious inanities made of him
in regard to the pri&djiers, he has but one reply relative
to the steward, and that is, opened like aYork
" riyer oyster, ■
CBefore Mr.j Alderman Dougherty.]
Assaults and Batteries von Four Cap Girls*
A furrier-named 'M.' D. keeps<a store on
"Arch, street, near Third.'Wasarraigned'beiore Alderman
' " Dougherty.yesterday'on the.chargCof.committing an as-
gaultranarbattery oil a girhhamed JenniedPerry, a who is
in the employ of a hat and cap maker-occupying another
part of the Theeyidehde deyeloped the follow-
A v Ang*-. state of Tacts :..,I)urmg. > therainner'-’houryesterday
« CoHeh, tihe-girl .and
■} struck her'ontheheadwith
>■-' thatshe was knocked into a-state of insensibility;' It
~ was thought!; tbat Bhe swas lcUled.- Officers Baker.and
’ .. .Grdom were cftlled-iaAhdr&rfested the After -
• the* development fotthe • abpVe ; facts, * threelather* girls
committing assaults on
- 1 them.' They Are ; r ma'med‘'Banbah 'McLaughlin, ! Aiui E.
’ l Dwald, Elizabeth Happold.' s Tt seems, according to
' s, Y.all the evidence’, that the defendant ha6 r been in thehabit
f ot striking ihe girls whenever he chooses to ‘do so'. A
short time since he struck one'of them Th the'back with
, *. j, - -j: L _ j., . _ l .... - i, a
_*jjhia fist-thatneartyknocked/the breath-out of her A On
another occasion he. aiqasedihiihshlf with throwing the'
,dinners aCsom&of.the'gi'rits’ibnt'pf. the window, and then
* their honnetB,‘at'another,Ltime,in the same'' man
■r-'V-'iier? i't'is'- *y--vfyyv>jy . ! .
'■ Bakerj whb
& vwheh he arrested the.prisoner,ihhfe'Vah ..considerable
« italic among'xn&mbers of the famllyjae to the probable re
• \ Bultofithe arrest-His tfeople thought he would be sent
to prison ; he. replied there.waa nO'danger of that—he
could bay tbe , ‘tfrboff/for/a , doUar or two as easy as he
Lad'bougntthe
>< .th#imp'orfant-fact'that
r. he said. > The J accused;*rasrequired co eater-.bail in the
•aura of $1,500 to answer the charge of assault]and battery
—nn .■TanT>la.Ppijy > .a.T'a | .^gfl,4n. n A>tnh if nf T ..Other
" cases—makinga toialofs&3Qo. * * •' 1
'llSS»4VnVhite.: ; •
. - ... Larceny ofa 1 Game Ch|ickeii> **-•" •
. . • A colored ieibb*,. giving ’the
was ariaigned before'Alderman on the* 1
charge of the larceny of-a, game chicken/ He'nad 'just
. ..anivqd in a stfamboat.'from Bristol. Bucks county* and
was amstedon sight,by,KcfKrve.OJttcer Williams.;. In*
his own defenee/.he.s&id'.that. h*e purchased the chicken
► fof the suca. of nfty ceiitsl' and_cotild‘prove lt iFhe was in
Bucks connty The'w,orthy magiatra , ,e, .t6‘-give him an
g iO;defen^ j mmgeli|ftohi accusation,
required him toenter oail to hwait'the proper requisition f
/i'< the authorities county,
B0ABD ' b W B ;;. ■
„ '1 gay™- .
AT’THH MBBOHAIfTa 1 . BXpHAMGBj PHILABBI/PHIA*
Ship Bobert •'•.»•••»••••• 'Liverpool, noon
BarkiGaldlntrStari-BearseM *>* m,.%v• •'•Liverpool, b&o»
JBark Florenca i
> :~ 7 ' . 'MA»IJfE U
■'./V ' ’
j> r.TeonTop V1863.
ISUH EIBES 6 0-rfiUif ! »f
:iV 1 2 , 4 -*-.
' •■ 1 s AIMtr?TST). ■!
/ ‘ f
' ight & Sbus—towed up
V 1 Brlg;MftTia Louisa (6\redD,rAlmewar;from;fl*eiiraegps
'Apriltffvfit}iiBUgar!an4imola«Be« to, Welsh,,,,
*■> ''•.'Ltf’t J bft*kB'!Linda, HewUt J jlience, arrived sh Saxon--,
ville. f6r s If'ydTk ;• brig >J:tWr. Spender, for PhiCadelphia,
'‘fl'trd'<stli^rB :, bdf° ro reported.'*.? Oif Cape- Florida, '&av a
three*in£&spdTJB schrand-H,large, vesaels.bound
• daijfrom Christiana,Bel,with. ’
• V ??7» fw>m Muncy;-:
■ r StwmM 1 n“yfa®®» York,
Wllh '
, hoars from theLedee
- i®baVing kHa'tfierSb *at£John Bolwn.
lagnaynvfrom Wednes
t Syi^St^e^m^bSSSmSsirt^cCaifge *of prize
kfcf TOfSterJP Carr;-she ■was capturedfoffiCharleston by the
U 8 steamer Lsdoha/ while to ran the hlock
*ftWil .iptalso passed
' - the'brigs^Blidorus> from‘Cuba« and Waverlyi irom Mes
<*"? *. £S6hriLO)npent,iHering, r Ewit Car^brldgeiJVgn^wiaker
AMaafield, '■■■■ •. -
M .Ci
J—lipttom he*
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», r- „ t HELHBOLD’S , , ' ,
, ' .. HELMBOIjD’S ' ; ' ' -
l( ' • i- • HELMBOLD’S' *'•■• '
lULMBOLD'B .V? i ■-
HELMBOLD’S ;/
1 ' COMPOUNDI ■ —^
COMPOUND .1. iJvit.i
- COMPOUNDI . •• v- ii i .
■ - V ,;., A POSITIVE .
" ’ -A POSITIVE , ' U
A POSITIVE 1 :
A POSITIVE .’i . \t
AND SPECIFIC REMEDY -
( AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
AND SPECIFIC REMEDY * "
AND SPECIFIC! REMEDY',
AND SPECIFIC .REMEDY
For Non-Retention or Incontinence of‘Urine, Irritation,
Inflamiaatlon or Ulceration of the Bladder
• and Kidneys, Diseases of the Pros
tate'Gland,' Stone.in. the : • "\7. ?
Bladder,-'Calculus • s '.* '*-■ U'h *
-■ ■ • Gravel or. ■ v’* 1 -.
Brick Dust Deposit, ( and •
All Diseases and Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys,
'- - %
HELMBOLD’S,'EXTRACT BUCHU. , .
HEIiMBOt,D»S • EXTRACT, BUQHU. - i
HEEMBOLD’S EXTRACT BTJOKU.
• ‘HELMBOXaU’S EXTRACT BUCHU, x.
HEDMBOLD’S. EXTRACT BXTUHU, ; i
HELMBOIiD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. i !
• HELMBOLD’S EYTRACT BUCHU. ‘ •
HEDMB'OLD’S EXTRACT’ BUCHU* - ( “ ;
■ , . ■ - '/■ ' -V v -frf'-i.:
For Weakness, ufith the following symptoms: ;
lndisposition to exertion, Xqps of Power, ,
• Loss lof Memory, Difficulty of^Breath-; • '7
,H — ing, -^ Weak Nerves,* Trembling,’ **'*'< *' •
Horror of Disease, Dimness;:/:*
of Vision, Hot) Hands, ■.
' Flushing of the Body. .. v.; *„•
■ ‘ Dryness of the Skui. . --r
Pallid Counte
nance. :
These symptoms, if fallowed to go on, whioh this medl- i
cine invariably removes* soon follows .Epileptic Fits*
in one of whlctethe patient may- expire, a Who v
' can eay that they arq not frequently, fol
-4 lowed by/those Vdireful'diseases”
£. ! INSANITY and CONSUMP
TION/'The records of
;r the - Insane .Asy
a lnmsandthe
«; i • ~:.r melancholy deaths h C
. . by Consumption* boar . . v .
• -'.J : amplewitness to the. truth 1 .. 1 •;
of the assertion. . The Constitution
once affected; the: aid of.medi
cine to strengthen and invigorate thesystem,which
BELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU invariably doe*, i
IN MANY AFFECTIONS TO FEMALES,
THE EXTRACT ' - '
•*ls unequalledby anyotherremedy.as in Chlorosis or Re
tention, ' Irregularity, Patofnlness, or.
Customary'Evacuations, Ulceratedor Scirrhous* state of
the Uterns, and for all complaints incident to the sex in
the* ’* i • 1 \ - T . t i '*• i *
1 * DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. 7 J; '
j\ SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. *
.. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
TAKE NO MORE (
*.. - OR ' s ''
v - '.UNPLEASANT. MEDICINE
AND
' _ DANGEROUS DISEASES.
: HEMBOLD’S ■
i AND IMPROVED ROBE WASH
. CURES ' • ;• '• B.' -••• ■
FOR UNPLEASANT V*
r THIS GLASS OF DISEASE. , 'p
ALLAYING PAIN AND INFLAMMATION.
HKLMBObD’S
'■ : . ' HELMBOLD'S
. HELMBOLO’S
•HELMBOLD’S
lIELMBOLD’S *' . \
■ •••, HELMBOLD’S
. ? ' HIGHLY - CONCENTRATED f '
... . ; HIGHLY CONCENTRATED ;A... r ,
HIGHLY OONOBNTBATKD V y Y,.
I ’* t .
*■ ' i f'-v..
COMPOUND [FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
COMPOUND FLUID; EXTRACT
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
COMPOUND. FLUID: EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
* . ' 1 ' ..
, * ‘ 1. >
]. . »Forjpurifving the f , t
„ i .blood, and the only r©-Ys< Y*
liable and effectual known remedy >
• for the cure of Scrofula,'Scald-Head, Salt' ;
. - .Rheum, Fains and Swellings of the Bones,"
v ' Ulcerations ofthe Throat, Tetter, Ery-‘ •.
AND BEAUTIFYING'THE COMPLBXIONV
' Not a .few of the worst disorders that afflict'mankind
arise from the corruption that accumulates* in.the blood;
Of all the discoveries that have been- made to! purge
it out,- none in 'effect HELMBOLD’B
COMPOUNDEXTKACT OF SARSAPARILLA 7 It cieiins
es .and renovates the blood, (instils the. vigor of health
jnto the system, and purges out the humors which make
.disease.:a.lt stimulates;the healthy.;,functions':of.', l the
: body; and expels the disorders that growand rankle in
the blood. . Its extraordinary virtues are'not yet widely
known, but when theyare, it will no longer.be a ques
tion what remedy to-employ in the great variety of af
.. filctihg diseases,that requireUn alterative remedy. Such
■;a remedy.thafc could be‘relied[o.n,;has longheen sought
for, and now, -for.the first time, tlie public have one on
which theycan -depends Our .space here does not
i certificates to show Us'effects, but the trial of a single.
! bottle will show to the sick that it has virtues surpassing
anything they have ever taken.' ■. ■ . '
Two tablespoonsfnl-of the EXTRACT, oft SARSAPA
RILLA added to a pint of' waters equal to the Lisbon
-Diet Drink’, and one-bottleis fully equal to a gallon of
the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the- Decoction; as usually
made. * Y » •
** , / " , , j * ' 1 , •
THESE EXTRACTS HATE BEEN ADMITTED TO
USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY,' and are also in
yery ■ general use in- all the STATE HOSPITALS and
PUBLIC SANITARY -INSTITUTIONS throughout i the.
land, as well aB in private practice, and are considered
as invaluableremedies. ’A*
.1 -'V* £?'»• • ' : fc-.tit.- M->*V « •? f 1 •-» <jt
SEE MEDICAX 1 * PROPERTIES OP BUCHU; PROM DIB
, F^ENSATORY' OFTHE UNITED STATES. ;
See Professor DEWEES’valuable works >on the Pra
ctice of Physic. \ -y ■
• .See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr..PHYSIO, ,
of Philadelphia, ‘ £ 1
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM McDOWELL,, a>-:
celebrated Physician; and Member of.j the Royal College
of Surgeons, Ireland,'and publlslied'ln the transactions
otth% King andiQttem'&Jourlial. -•■ ■
• See Medico-CMrurgical Bevieto, >Published by BEN-.
JAMTNTRAYERR. Fellow.ofßoyal College of Surgeons,
gee most .of the late Standard Work* of l,
«. Uv ' * 1 '’mmlmtm r ** ‘
b i »> ft,
' V ’ hBIO'E'8 r f' ,Wi '' ' ' t
‘ '■'/ <• ( > v? > r-f» Z
Extract BUCGU.. .. »v. 91 per bottle., or ilx for 99«\
•• SARSAPARILLAi.9I 9».-
1 Delivered to any address, securely packed from obser
vation.-*. • !
•’Addreseletterß for information* in confidence, to
•' > ‘>l HSEMBOLD’S =’*;&;• >„* >■'
HEEMBOLD’S . V
. HELMBOLD’S ~
' 1 ~"' • '<*•',? '' (1 ,j/f ~, -
MEDICAL DEPOT, ;-,
MEDICAL DEPOT,,
MEDICAL tDEPOT,, ,;• „,j
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I>s a writ ®« 'M' , Will 'S I
( expoMd feEßWlcsalMr teiidue. onMotIDAT Evening,
M 5tT, !
norrtiea6t < cornerof.;Westm ) in6ter ; ayenaeVand.Meeting- i
bouse lane,im tb.e,^te ) tywi. J ship i , ofl ocV 1 fey. now/1 h e ;
; Twemy-fourth ward 1
tainlpCvJ njfrontor'breadthj oil* tie ‘saldvMeetiriff-hou’ae
laDe tbirty-.eight .fett ele.yenrabd-a'half ittOhQa, .and ex
teneing ofihat, width eastwardly, Tnlefigth'or depth,
three liupdredand ; *ixty- t fpurrfeet fiveducheß-andacalf.'
Bounded fdrraerly.tbelbnging. to
of. southward-by the
.said We&tminstff avenue; ground j}f Charges ;
westwiard. by. the-.BaidrMestiiiff-JhpTise^latte.
•[Beangithe/etime -premise aiid
wife, by indenture bfeai l ing l eveu'date ‘herewith,' (viz.,
9th.yof December, cA.D.-1861)but.dulyexecuted 'an'l ac
knowledged ‘ironfediafely* before' the executi6n<of these
■presents, and intended forthwith to be.recbrdea, for the .
consideration'therein mentioned,-gran’ed at. d conveyed
- Unto tbeaaid Charles ‘Marbacker In' fee, as therein.ex
pre-sed . I ' . -1 ‘ ? -'V\ ' -
‘N? B.—The above described' lot has been improved by
the said Chari es Marbacker; and wilfibe subdivided'and .
tfold as follows. 1 viz:
'♦•■Bo* 3: —All that certain lot orpieceof ground 5 situate
at the northeast corner oMleettng-hOttse lane and West
minster avenue, in the Twenty-fourth ware of city
of Philadelphia';.containing infrontor breadthv’ofi. the
said Westmjnster'avenue, thirteen feet six inches, and.
in depth,* northward, ''-thirty-eight feet eleven, and s'one
half inches. f ~ ■ . ' i *
N. B.—Fifty-third opened; will include
the whole of the above described lot '
Wo. 2.“A1l ..two-story.-brick’ or
tenement, and lot or piece of gr>UDa,situateon the v north, ’
side of Westminster avenues at the distance of thirteen .
I feet fix Inches eastward.from the east sidetif Meeting-
I home Janb,nnd atthe northeast cOrner:ofthe said West*:
I minster avenue and Fifty-third Btreet; as intended to be
I opened, in the -T wenty,-fourth ward of the city of Phila- ;
I delpbia aforesaid ; containingin frbnt or breadth,'oh the
I -said Westminster<aveime;. ! foui'teeh feetiand fin depth,
noi thward. thirty-eigbCfeet elevenand one-half inches.
Wo 3. -All - that'certaih -two-story brick' messuage or
tenement, and lot or piece of ground, situate-on-;the
• n^rth**'side of; Westminster avenue, at .the distance .of ■
i twenty-seven feet and six inches'easttyard from the east.
; aide qfiMeHingr-house laue. -in, tlie-T wenty- fourth ward I
o thecity of ■Philadelphia; containing in front, on said
; j Westminster avenue, lonrteeh feet, and in depth, north- -.
ward;thirty-eight feet,eleven and ono-half inches;
W0.,4.—Ail .that? certain;two-story?brick-inessuage. or.
tenement, and lot'or*piece of ground, situate on the north : ;
side of Westminster avenue, at the distance,of, forty-one *
feet, sixinche’s, eastward from ‘the east side of Meetiug
. •honsQ'lsm,in the Twenty,;fourtliward of the city of Phi- s
- ladelphia aforesaid.containing .in: front,- on.eatd'West* ■;
minster avenue, fourteen feel j ano in depth, northward, -
thirty-eight feet eleven and-ohe-half inches.
. No: s..—*Ali. that-eertain-two-atorv-brick^messuageVor.,
tenemeiu.and aovor, piece of groundT-sitnatenrthe north <
side'of . Westminster avenue; ;at the’disfarceyi'fliftyiflve i
. feet,’ six inches eastwirdvfrom th'e'efest side of 'Meeting
house lane, in]the Twenty fourth waTd/of rtbe-city- of !
Philadelphia ;/- containing-i in • fronts on said •;
>Vestniiheterfeyonue.TourteenJfeet, and ip depth, north- ;
■’wardj- thirty-eight feet eieven'a'rid one-half inches.- • -
AilJthatcert'ain-'uDllhished'.tWO-storyH
messuage or.tene'ment and lot oir piece of grounds situate
i on the norfh'side of-Westminster avenue, at tbe distance
of Bixfyyiine feet six inches’eastward from- th«feas&side.
; ot Meeting House lane; in ;the .Twenty-fourth'ward .of
tlic city obPhiladelphia aforesaid;, containingini front on
aVenue 14 feet,and in depth northward
thirty-eightfeet'eleven inches; - • J -
I No. 71—All that’ certain unfinished two-story brick me's
i susge or tenement diid ldt'or;pifce of ground, situate on
i the’northside ofWfcSlm mster. avenue, at the distance of
I eighty-three-feet six inches' eastward from, the east side
ot Meeting-House lane in the-Twenty-fourth t ward of the
city of .
said-Westmirister ! avenue-‘fourfeen
northward thirty-eight feet eleven ann one-half inches. [
No.-:8. —All: that certam'unfinished‘tw'o-storyi brick |
messuage or tenement, and lot or piece 1
on the north side of Westminster avenue;.at the distahee >
of nineiy-yeven feet six^inches'eastward from tbVeast t
side of Meeting-House lane, dn the Twenty-fourth:ward f
of the. city.of t'niladelphia aforesaid; 'containing in' frbnt l
on said Weetmjnster'ayenue fourteen t'pet,7and-:ih. ; depth j
norih'fraraShmtyjefghfcfeet one-half inches. J
—All thatv tertam juufinished. two-story brick ;
,m,esauageor,tenemeiit;ahdl,ot;or-pieceof grou'hd,Vsitiiatel
on tne'north sfdeof Westminster avenue, at the distance
-ofotie-imndred and eleven.feet sixonchei* eastwai-d from ■
Ihe- .ehst- side-of-'-Mefitiiig-HbUBe dahe,--in-the'T-wenty- ',
(foiuth ward,of the city; of ■ Philadelphia aforesaid; con
taining; in Trout ■‘onsaid':.WeSt'miuster,avenue;f6u'rteen
ifeet.aiidm depth northward'thirty-eight feet eleven and
- one-h»lf inches- ;-' j. -; ;; ■.
•‘-'No.ilO/’^AU^tbat^/certain-unfinished- tw^-Btory-'l>rick : j
messuage or tenement and lol| or.piece of grounds si tuatb r
on the north side’of Westminster avenue> at the’distance j
of one hundred and twenty-fi ve.f* et sislin'ches''ea3t ward |
from the east side of Meeting-, the Twenty- >
lonrth ward bf thecityfof .Pliiladelphia aforesaid • con- I
taming in front or.breadth on said" avenue
foureen feet.,SDd:in:depthvQi>rth ward- thirtyieight-feet'*
fcleven , and : otf^-^lalf'inchoßi , , . •. - i
No/ll:'f AUHhat-certain unfinished, two-story brick «
messuage orten'eraent hnd lot-ofr pfeee^o-f-ground.-situate ?
.oKOne hundrediand feet six inches eastward [
from ebe east side of Meeting*house lane/. inttheTwenty- (
- j
tainihg in said Westminster- 1 * avenue fourteen |
ftet tf and> in,,depth northward thirty-eight fcet eieveu f
and one-half inches.'' - jfi,’’S , ’ *> v
,-No.-32L -ill that^eertain/unfinished}; brick
messuage or tenement and lot or piece of ground, situate \
on north side^of.Westminster avenue, at tire-distance f
of onehundred and fifty-three feet.sixiDches.east ward i
fromithe east side in 'the Twen- ,
ty : fourth waid-’df the--,city of rhiladelphia aforesaid; •
containing in'front on said -Westminster avenue four- »
teen feet.-andin depth northward/thirty-eight
ven mches. ‘ * ' t •'*
- Kb. 13., All .pertain. unfinished, two-story brick >
mei-su&ge or, tenement and lot or piece of ground,' situato *
on .the north side of Weftminster avenue, at .the dis-.E
tance of ona inches >
eastward from the east Bide.orMeeting-houselane,‘ ih the!
Twenty-fourth wavd ofrthe city of Philadelphia afore
said; containing in frdhtton the said "Wtstmuiater avo- ?
nue fourteen, north wardthirty.-eighti.
feet elevenand ohe-half-inchen''- A. cv^-s,- -wi
- No. 14.. All that certain .unfinished two-story brick;
messuage or tenement fentt'lot or Apiece of ground, situate 1
i ofiohdhundred and feet six- inches eastward;
i from the east side of Meeting-house lane, in the Twenty- >
i yfouitluwardof ,the ,city > o£,phUadelphia l aforesaid ;,con- -
I bfi Bftid‘Westminster:avenue;
: fourteen feet^andindepth'-horthward^thirty-eight feet
eleven and one-half Jinches. “v*J~ -
•> No.-.1&.' All 1 thdt."certain unfinished- tworsto’ry brick;
. mei*suageor tenement and lot.or piece, of ground, situate
..on the, north side avenue; r at,;the dis-'
tance Of ore.hundred and'hinety-five'feet sixiriclies east-'
ward from the-east,-side of-‘Meeting-house lane, in the!
TWenty-fourth ward of of Philadelphia afore-;
- said rcostaining in 1 front or breadth on. said Westmin
ster, avenue fourteen feet, and in depth, northward thir-s
ty-mght-feet eleven and one-half, inches.*^:'r
...v N0../16.—A1l that-, certain^unfinished.'two-story .brick (
messuage or tenement, andlot or .piece of* ground,- situate
on the north side of Westminster Avenue, at the distance'
••of<two hundred and-nine feet"sixdncheseastward from 1
the .east .side of Meeting-house -lane,Jin. the‘:Twenty-*
fourth watd of; the city "of con.-:
taming, in front" oh said Westminster avenue fourteen,
feetj'fend in depth elevenr
and ‘one-half inches.*;,-1. . /'r i;; i ? ' / -
- No, 17 —All that certain unfinished ;tworstory brickV
mesi-uage onenemeht'ahd lot or piece of ground, situate;
on the north side of Westminster avenue, at the distanced
ol two hundred and twenty- three feet six'inches east-;
• ■ward from the.east 1 side of Meetihg-hoiise- lane, : in- the
T.wenty-lourthward of. the .city or-Philadelphia afore- .
,'iaid; containing -in front on-said'Westmtnster-avenae
ifouiteen-feet, an dvin ; dept h; nor thward * thirty-eight fest ;
' eleven'ahd"one,-balf-inches; ; . . *
Nb. l /18.7-All' that certain: unfinished.' twb'3tory brick*
messuage or.tenemeht'and lot or piece of-ground, situate
on the north.side of Westminater avenue, at the distance
ot two hundred and thirty-seven feet six inch'es eastward :
from tbe'esLst side of Meeting-House laherin the Twenty
fourth'ward-orthe city ,of. Philadelphia .aforesaid; .;con-'' :
■k taining in frontmen said%Westminster avenuolpurteen
■ feet'and indepthnorthwardthirty-elglit feet eleven'and ;
i one-half inches. .-^o'':,vn?.-. ' A -' l -
No. 19. —Alltbattcertain/an'finished.t'WO'Storybrick
messuage oritenercentr-and-lot-or piece of ground, situate
• dnithe h'orth?>dde btVWestminster avenue, at the'distance
feoih the east side of-Meetihg-hduße laDe.' in the'Twehty
fourth ward of the J 'cify of*Philkdelphia aforesaid rcon?
taining in front on said Westminster -avenue 'fourteen -
feet, and in-depth-northward twenty-eight'feet] eleven
: aDd one-half inches.- ■. , « ? .. .. U /
No. 20.“ All that,certain ; unfinlshea two-story brick
and lot or.niece oC ground, situate'
. on vHe.norih side bf. Westminster avenue, at tne distance
;,of two hundred ‘and *.sixty-iiy*e‘'‘ foeirsix
r from the east side.of Mqeting-house lane, in f the ■
-fourthwftrd;.bf .the;cityidf pHUa’delphia.. T feforesaid;;cr)n- '
’:tainingj.n.irbntor,hreadth-;on:Baid.:WestminBte'r. avenue
;
eleveh aifdbne’-half irichfe.' 1 -' ■" '•* "** ‘‘ /-H t
No.>2l.r~All that certain ..unfinished-fcw.Orstory brick
messuage or,tenement and groundrsiiuate
on the north'
of two hundxed'and 's«venty'iiiiie feet Bixin'chesjeast.ward
side of Meeting-house lane, in tK'e Twenty- :
4 fourth ward :of the "city of'Philadelphia* aforesaid ;'con
taining in' front 'on avenue fourteen
feet, and in-depth northward thirty-eight feet eleven and '
* f ■
No. 22. —All; that .certain.' unfinished two story _brick
messuage or'tenement and lot'orpiece'of groun'd; sitpate'
; north aide of Westminster avenue, at the distance
ol two hundred and, % ninety-;thxee v -feet . inehes east- -
ward'from the east side“of -Meeting'H'ouse'lane, in the
Twenty-fourth:ward of the city.of Philadelphia afore
said in' fronton*
fourteen feet, ’and r in depth' nor thward*' thirty-eight feet
eleven and inches. ‘ r: '- . t-
23. “All/that certain
messnage or tenement and lot or piece. of gi’ouhd. situate -
on the north side of Westminster avenue, at the distance:
of three hundred aM seven: feet'gik*duch&S' , easbWard .
from the eatt side 01 Meeting-house in the Twenty
fourth ward of .the.city of>Philadelphia:afor,esaid;.coir- .
taming
feet, and in • thirty*ei‘ght feet eleven
and one-half inches.:.: r 1 ■'V- .
•.;-No. -24. —All* thati Certain unfinished brick
messuage, or tenement-and lot'.oi-piece ofgrojind.situai'e
r'bn'the north side df at the-distance
Of three hundred and twenty-one feet six inches,eastward
from the east side otVMeeting-honselaue, in the Tweuty
.fonrthvward of^the^it^jofPhiladelphia aforesaid;, con-
v taining'in‘ avfemieltourteen
feet, and in depth hortli ward thirty-eight feet elevenand
0 ne*; h alf- in ches],l nr i u , Jiu ■: ,1, ,; \
No. 25.—A1l that; certain unfinished: two-story , brick •
r messuage or'tenement andlot or piece or ground.-situate
on the northside of Westmihsteravenue] at the distance
of three hundred and thirty ,-five feet six inches eastward.;
from the east.side’OfMeeting'hoiise lane,;iu,the.Twenty- ;
.fourth wfeld of the citylof Philadelphia a!'oresaid :scon
taining infront: on vl saidr.Westminster* avenue-fourteen
feetrand in.bepth-northward;thirty.-eightJeet eleven and
oneilialf inches. >'v 'fy :r . L
No. 26—Alh that certain unfinished two-story brick
messuage or tenement and lot orpiece-of ground, situate
I on the north sideiof Westmihster avenue,, at the distance
',ot'three,hundred aDdforty-ninefeet six
from the east side'of 3leeting-h6useiaiie, ihtheTwenty
.fourth ward ofAhe,city .of Phtladelphia aforesaid;'con*
-•talhing-itffrbiif on said-Westminister aveiuiefufteen,feet
tjeleyeir and ;one.'hall:inch.eB,rand inorthward
thirty - eight feeteleven and one-half inches. |;
' CD. C.,-670; Mar. T»163.- B,ebt, $7,158.13. A. Thompson.]
Taken in-execution'fend to property of
Charles 1 Mtfrhacker.: - . JOHNyTHOMPSO.N,;Shwifi:? /
-Philadelphia, Sheriff’s .Oflice; April ap2fr3t
CHERIEE'S, QjEt%>F.
■ : - ii writof-Piuries Levari Facial
be exposed to public Balo 6rveiidue;'on7MONl>AY>j3vaii-- -
4,1863; at 4o’clock»at SanBom-street Hall, .
All that certain 5 lot'»6r piece'of ground, withthe brick
or
*ndrth w ardly sidjT of ane wlstreet. [laidwtdif tyfeet wide,
lied lo be left openforeverileadingwestwardlyfrom the
:
avenue,’in tholate district of&icbmondriiowinthecon
solidated city.of PhUadelphia,tbeginning.at the distance .
oftwohundred feet'Westward'froim the westwardly side
' of saia'ijimpike road,iandicontainii£B:4n front o£br?adth.
''on the said Madisoii, ana ;.extei?dmg an
length or depthnorth ward’Ofcthat vndfch-WDOut pnerhun
dredfeet.-moreor less. Bounded i-westward'-by other
groun d’grftTi tadby William Morris. Jr., toEvanMorris; •
northWardsby* Mouhd\of»Johu w. Kester; eastwardly
by other grpundj'of the said Evan Morris,• andl-sonth
wardlyx '■ ivr -.ij vr.: £ ,i
- A Alfeo>alt that certain ldt:or piece of. ground; with the
brickmessuagaor tenement-ithereonerected;situate on.
the northwardly sideiof,,Maaisom avenue.aforosaid,
Binning at the distance: of two.-hundred and.fifty feet ,
westward from the wfcstwardlysiderfif the. saidTrank- *
- fordiand Bristol tnrnpike >roaai')andvcqnwniiig:in front -»
* orbreadth datbe saia Madison avenue fifty feetv.andex-si t
tending-in length erfdepth that widtn \
: about 1 one huhJred^ee^fmoire-qr>liigs;^;Bpuudedwefet-.,.'.
, wardLby other Morris,m^hwara. J>y
RTOnnu; grantedsby- Eyah
and southward by the;said,' Madisohayenue-,\rßeing' the**
.. game'.premises' which‘' 7 Ev4n,-Morris ;Gh,
Wire. DyideW dated the 25th of May. A. P. 1855,
~at Th*U^l&ia?irDm‘HfcirK^P: fl
SMO*' &c. , granted;and conveyed .unto dhe-said William.’:
Nichuils'mifee. i: ;» * *■* t* ; f r n>,
<2OO to’be paid on.each .property at time or sale.' - §
• . [D.--C.y-7QI? , MfT/V’fc3, Debfr<3,33B. tGeo. Sergeant.]-.
Taken to-be-sold a6>therprqperty of?*
■Wi]liamHichuals.-f.“- • JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff.
-Philadelphia?Bherirsoffice.-Aprils 1863.-A .ap23-3t...
tHEItIEFS VIRTUE OP
i s Facias,tome directed.’wiU-be ex
! rosed.to publlc'feale l or 1 vehdu e," on .^MONDAY'Evening,
( May 4, l»3, at 4 o ’clock,’at’SanSom-street Hall,, > ?
The’ following described-building and’ lot or-piece of ■:
( Hround.-towiti'beingathTee-storybrlck^bailding.'wlth
’ a twoislory back buudirfk attached V - thevmaijxdulldi ng
bei’ng Bixteen'feet in ’front, with a-depthvofs’thirty-one
"feet, more* or Teas, *nd> the, back^builaing-being twelve
l feet,^liiore c 6r. J lesB; bfuoiwteen
•’more brloM; said bnildihgl^ing«krectedromall : that cerii'
of jprbundi ¥ flitntwe ,! 'on»thes , sonthBldq of-
Everfeit street, at the distance 'of-sevqnty/eigntifeet'We&t-
‘ H%rd from the west itde or Twelfth street; to* the SecdnOt
, ward’6f-‘tlfe: r cltyofPhiladelphia>i f containinginfront or
saidEverett sti‘«tBixteeji>feet,'and lx**--..
- that width*dn dength T, depth T vßputhward on
thecastJirie thereof and
bhe-Kilf
1 dred u and twO-feel'elev.en^and^toree^aairteirfiiiiehes;
■ Bounded northward bjrsaid’Byerettstreet: southward by
ground ’ formerly of Ttdm^reh
1 street, vacated‘by an‘Act of Assembly: and eastwaid and
or latq of bamuol Wool
694;March ,T.; ’63. nDoty, Bpnsall. J
■ Taken’’in execution and fcobe sold as_thepropertyof
' Bamiiel-Woolmanr*: *
Philadelphia, Sheriffs OfflcQ/April <22, lflpSJ I ? :
CfiLEBIPF-g Sj£LE.. Tr B,Y .VJKT.OB/.pP
a writ of-Lovari (Facias; [to *me directed, will be
exposed ttoi.public (sale oT;yflqdtfe?pttlMPKPAYEve
ining,May.4;lS6y. atd.oxlock.satSauspmrstreet-HaJl.i
t ,?iAlLthat certain lotnorjpiece three
story brick jmessußge J ;
situate at .the southwest corner or ? Adalßpa;6tPeet and
f street, in l
the city of Pbyadelphia;(containing4n#fronh;or''’width
on saia Addiaon street -elghteeni fetMAh-nd .extending in’ J “
length or rwidth !BOutlrwardiAraUeL
said Eighteenth shieet, forty feet to a three-feet wlde .
alley readlng eastward-.jiiito and>from?said Eighte4ntlr>
street. Boundedbn the-eaft-hy^said^Eighteeuch-stceet,
; on the west by ground nttw pjr late Of JppiFMcOreal on#,
the south by* tbe.aforesaid,.three-feet-wide aDeyfand on
the north by the saiirAddfsoh: street. [Being tnS same
• wifO, by ind.entnrebßWngeyendateliiiMritm Intended
to be forthwith recorded‘'for the ‘c6ilsiBerati'6u.'therein <
mentioned.part whorbbf Ishereby'sedtfredVgrahted [and^
~, conveyed untd'tho % said Sarah .Todd, in.,, fee, under
guhiect-tathepaymont ofa yeafly .ground renrof. sixty?
' i.ntne-dopars, unto JohnMoOjrea, heirs. and x aß«igi» f ,
' hiJf yearly* J* *' _ ' ’ ; f- f f
b rß'C'{ 690; MariT. Debt, $361 4*. <W..O 4 < Bateman.] *
’ ** 'Taken 1 ln<.execdtion and" to.besoldj as; thesproperty of -
» of-Sarah Toad.Vde-'-
i'cSStti ****** ‘ f JOHN THOMPSON..Sheriff.;;!! J
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, Apri122,1863. • ap2^3t
■W& ■l PRESS.^BHIffi
'! CHEEIFFS ’SAtiE.-2BY' VRTUB^to
it O sundry writs, to me.directed, will © exposed Ho
! I public sale or vendue, on MONDAY ertimg, May 4,
• 1863. at 4 o’clock, at Hall.*r h *r*r
![ Wo. 1. piebe'of rtttndVwiththe
i» tbree-*tory frame mejauase ortenementtoreon erected,
situate on the east Franklin etmt, at-the dis
tance ofoce hundred abrth
, wnrd from the north side of Koble street, ate in tbedis
trict of Spring Gardeir,ihowitt\theThirUntt ward of
the city of PhiladcfptafaYcontaining'in fnat br breadth
on the said -Franklin street fourteen fee tei and one
half inches, and extending oftliat iWidtnin[bagth or
depth eastwardly on ,the south 'line: thepbf forty-eight
feet ten inches, and on .the north line thefof forty-uiQe
feet five &nd<on'e?half inches to Atw,o-feet4urinchvWde
alley, and' containing in width‘On the rir etd of said
lot fourteen feet ten and five-eighths inch*. (Being the
same premiseirwhich'ElramrJrflartwel,' in.
.ti ust or'the estaiteTan'd'effects of George' Surr* try inden-'
ture dated the Bth day of March, A. 1). 184!, am record
ed in the office for ,iTr tfeTcity aad
county of Philadelphia, inD'eed Book'GiSj, Hof 39, page
603, *&c.. granted and/conveyert, inter said
Henry August Bergmann,in'foe. j .' • < .1
No. 2 Also, all that certaln lot or piece of ffbtnd situ
ate on the east side of Franklin; street, at thedltance of
one hundred 'and twenty-fourVfeet one 'atd ne- half
inches northward fromthe north aide of Wob sweet,
late in'the district of Spring Garden, now in t e Thir
teenth wardbofthe ,city*ofPhiladelphia: co&U .ing in
front or breadth on aaid-Franklin-'streeteiKhtflei net one
and> r one-half inchts, and extending of ahat i dth Jn
length, of depth .eastwardly oh; the sbuth lint hereof
forty-nine feet five akd one-half inches,.-and jn/the .
north - line thereof: fifty .feet two and' a half iu< fe«-t6;4
, t wo-feet-.four-inch-wide alley, and cont tinlng i width;
on. the end-of.Tsaid:lot;oig , ttteen' teet/one at three- "•
eighths inches! [Being the.same premises' whic Hiram
J: Hartwell, assignee in trnst of the.eetate : and ; ectsiof
George St err, by indenturedatea ,the Bth day 6 !tf arcK
A. I) 1842, and recorded ia'thebfflceforrecordh deeds,
&c;,t Puvthe city- and .county 'ot-Philadelphia. \ Deed
Book Gl S.V Ho. c 9- page 603, &c.,'granted’and C( voyed,
inter alia, unto the said-« Henry xfianht
in*fee 1. s y~>y •>; : -
Wor 3 Also, - all ,that certain lot -or Apiece of ‘ound,'
' wiili.the three-storyjbrick me*su*«e ( or tent men hereon
f erected,.- situatefon the south 'side' of a. ten-i t-wide
court, called Clinton-jcourt; running eastwa . trom
Franklin street,- between Woble and Buttonwooi tracts,
. late in the district of Spring Garden,- now in t Thir
teenth ward of the. city, of Philadelphia; begi ling at,
•the ais*aace offiftylfeettwounda-haif inches i jtward:
from said Franklinstreet;.contalmng iii front ot readth
on said Clinton r courtMlfteenfeet nine* j fivdl.
eighthsr of an .inch. and extending in-length ■ depth
BOuthVaVdiy- ojj the-east-line'thereof thirty tlae feet
and onelqu&rter of.anjnch, and; on the/weitwa if line
tliereof thirty-three feet and one quarterpf an i h, and.
containingamwfdth ■■ om t he- reare d d of .said, U fifteen'
feet'eight.-ihchesV [Being the 1 same premises wl ih”Hi--
ram J. .in trust of the.estate ud ef-‘
fectß' , 'of George Scerr.'by indenture'dated the 8t day of
March, -A. J D ; in’the office fo: ecordv
ing deeds, &c.» for the city and couuty.of PhUa lphia,
in. Deed Book'G.^S., Wo. 39,page 603, ac. , grand and
conveyed, inter alia, unto the said Henry Aifgi Batg
mann.-infee.] -v'-^v-
Wo. 4. All that certain lot or piece of groun with
the three-story .brick messuage, or tenement hereon
erected,: situate on the southsidepf-a ten-feet- wi 3court,
called Clinton courts running from'* anklin
street, between Woble and Buttonwood street late in
the/district 'of Spring Garden,- now in the 1 Tl -teeuth':
ward of the eity .of beginning at ne dis
.tanceof sixty-six feet oneVeighth of an -inch < ;t\v*rd
: from said Franklin: street; coutaining in fron in -said
Clinton court thirteen feet three snd ahalf-ihcis, and
extending in leDgthbr deptb sohthwafdlyiSh tl: easter
ly line thereof thirty-threefeetacd ohe-h’aTf of n inch,,
and oh the westerly line, thereof thirty-three eet ana
one-quarter of au inchV and. containing in widl on the
rear end of said lot thirteen-feet one aud' threjeightlis
inches . [Being the same premises which Hiran r. II trt
well, assignee in trust oJ the estate and < Georae'
bterr, -by indenture,dated the Mar , A.< D.
1842! ana recdrded in'the’ office for fecording’de is'i &C. 1 .
for the city and' county of Philadelphia, in ,D d Book
G. S.vKo. S9j page 603. &e., granted and convey l, inter
allaV untb the said:Henry August Bergmann, in e.]
~ [-D.-'C.» toa-D > ,
Also, All that lot or piece of ground ihd the
buildings thereon erected,- situate on the we: side of
Twelfth street; at the distance' of one hundred antninety
two/jeet northward from the’north side of QUunbla
avenue, in.the.T.wentieth ward city of? Riladel
phiA; contain in.frohtHir'breadth on Twelfi-Btreet
Sixteen feet, and extending in length or depth u dward ;
of that,wWlh‘at ; right , angles with Twelfth si >et one
• hundred’alia sixteen feet, 'towcertain new stree :hirty
,two - feet in width, laid out' and- opened' to th pablic
IVireveiJ’yfioundedmorthwardrbyvground nowc late of
Peter'Byrne, Houthw'ard.byg’raUhd hb wbr.latefAsher ,
B :;Hayman,.eastwardjby Twelfth^street
Tgesiward, byithe. said new street. ' [B ng the
same'premisesHvhich-'James-ffiillusgum; l aifd'J
his wife, by deed, eighthTday of September^Ad. -.;^Ti. f
and recordedin Deed'Book A.-D. .B. I Wo. i 9, pagd3,&c.,
. Berg- 1
mann, in
ground rentcharge.or sum of fortyi-nine.dollars equal -
half-yearly payments on theiflrst days of'the.m iths of *
Api U Bndi October,'.-in everyj.year, >without dedu ion for »
tficsef/c&c.vtihto Samuel-S. Pancoast, his boiTs ,ad as
signs, ‘ : --'vr. : •
. [D. C.,698; Mar. T.;.’63.: Debt, $6OO Johiton.] .
Taken in execution and to be sis tho preertyof :
Henry A.'Berginann. • JOHN' THOMPSON ii eritf.
Philadelphia? Sheriff’s .Office, Apiftlfi'i. 1863.? a *3-3t
chh:ripf j s saml:~by yirtl
a writ ofiVendUioni Exponas,' to ‘me directed 1
exposedrto public'sale or vendue, on MOB DaV Ei
May 4; 1863, at 4 o’clock,, at Bansom-street Hall;*
Mo. 1. All that'certain.yearly gron.rid ,l rent oinm of
- seventy-eight dollars, the pnited :
States;.of "America; • payable to. Thomas Mulvai y, his -
heirs and:asßlgn», ;on the first. days of the mi ths of,
- aanuary. and July,and 1 Issuingout.and charge.upoa
‘Jib thatcertain-lot or piece of*ground, withth three- ;
story brick messuage ortenem'enP thereon erecte ,eitu- ••
ate on the southsideof Locuhtf street,- at;the:dis nee .of}
onei'h'undred’ and thirty;threedfeet westward; f
west side of Twenty-second (formerly Schuylkil ?ront) <
street, inlaid city; containing intfront ion<said jocust i
street sixteen feet,:and' extending in .length o depth |
southward of that width, one hundred feet- to a ertain j
street twenty’feet.wide.-'directedby the will of raicis!
Gurney,Bsii.» deceased, .to .be left open, for pul ic use,:*
at the distance of one hundredrfeet southof-sah Locust
street; and running from the*Baid Twenty rsbeot street <
to Twenty-third street (formerly. Schuylkill W: er and'
Ashton street),jcaUed;G r street. Bounded north avd by j
‘ the i said: LocuBt ; streets eastward and westv
ground granted^to‘Thomas Mulvaneyon grou 1 rent.V
. and sontnVardrbythe said.G streat.' * ; U’-Jf- ;
Mo., 2. Also,'all that;certain„yearly ground mt,.6r ;
& sumi ; 'bf lawfulx money of the ;
"United States or'America 1 , payable 1 Edlva
- nejvhis heirs and assigns; on,the day of tho lonths
of January And July, andissuing odfc and.charg 1 upon*
- all thac-certain lotor'piece.of ground.with: tin three
> story 'briefcanessuagp ithereon; erected,- .-situate >nt the ;
; fotith'sideof Lbcuft atdhe distance of “oelian-
I /dred and seventeen feet westward from the wei side of
j Twenty-second (formerly Schuylkill Front)stra«U;oon-i ;
. taining.in frontor breadth on thekaid Locust stnetsix--
teehfeet, Is ahd extendirig-in rehgthJqr depth.sbuthuardof
.that’-width v ohe 'hundredJfeet to a certain twentf-feet-'
I wide; streets'directed-by';the. wil. of Francis G rney,
. ! Esq.Vdeceased£tn>'be left open public hse/atttodis-.
: tance of : one hundred -feet- soul) of-said -Locust jtreet,
\ and ranhipg from; the said. Twinty-second to Treaty-.
. third streets. (formerly Water cr Ashton street) caledG)
street.*; /Bpunded northward byfthe/said>Locust'dtreet, r
* eastward r and westward- bvcgrqiud granted to Tlomasy
Mulyanew on ground rent, and*, outhward by the>aid-G :
Jstreetr 4 }•,-■*• * J- '- t . ...j-j, b
.*N<6.,'3. And also, all that ceriainryearly groura-rent
vor-suTO ofiseventyreight dollap,‘lawful /money of the
.United States’of America, payable by-Thoma-s Mulvaney, .
his heirs and assigns, on the firit days' ift the months ‘or
January, and July, an d; issuing iut and charged upon'all
thatcertain;lot'orpiece;ofgr6unil,with three-story brick
J messuage. Xor. tei(fiment.,.th;ereon’ erec«d,^Bituate on- the
south side of Locust.: street, at : tan iiaiSi--
one feet 1 west wafdfronfthe of.Twen
ty-second, (formerly Schuylkill Front) ktreef, m tlie city ,
»of*Philadelphia;.containing- in .front! on said Locust'
-street-sixteen" feet,, arid.;exteridmgihldenhhor.-fd£pth: :
southward of that width' one hundred .ftef to a certain -'
street, twenty feet wide, directed by the wil of Francis
r Gurney, Esq.., deceased;- to be left open to iiblic nse, at'
the distance of one hundred feet sodtn of tbl.said Locust ,
street, and running from the said Tweuty-econd street
to Twenty-third (formerly Schuylkill Ashton)
street, called G fstreet. 1 '•• Bounded’northwtrd by said
locust stree’t; eastward and .westward by round for-"
William' I.^John^n,"and by,hii granted to *
Thordas Mulvaheyf’on- ground-rent,’ and;,so ;hward by
said/Gi street. : -CThe threevabove-describt of
ground'heing.tbe same'lots of ground whi i Christian
Schnitzel, etrnxilbyiindenture bearing; dat November
: 24, 1859, granted:a'hd conveyed unto: John F. r ahl, trus
teeof an association-of persons iknown as: e'* Penii--
sylvania Building and Saving Fund Associat n. Mo. 2.
CD. C.'V'tS6 :‘-Maxch T.“v' J 83.;. Dehti-;$1,200.; , eyer; ] s .
Takenvin*execution and-to be ;sold as.,the iroperty.of.
jChrittian.Scbnitzel. ,JOHIT THOMPSO. , Sheriff.. i
V 'PhiladaV;' Sheilfi 1 s pffiw. Apr)l -• j; ap23-3t.;V
SALE.—BY TIE'
t^^^h-ecjed,.]
S' osed to'publifl sale ov-vendue,- on v MOND;A
lay 4,1863, at 4 o r elb<jl£» f atSaasomrStreet Ha.
All that certain-lot. or piece of land with tl messuage
: or tenement and frame shed .thereon erecte situate in
1 the>Twenty*fourth ward-of the’city of FLladelphia.
: Beginning at a-sfcone in the middle of Marsl ll’s road, a
corner of this and land now or late of Willi n Worrell;
thencealong tbemiddle of said Marshall’s rid by tian
: ry Leech’s land.'south eighty-two degreesfil lenmihutes
. east; seven perches and.three-tenths ofapei itoastone,
- a corner of a lot of land now or late of Mat gfet Worrell ;
thence along the said Margaret.WorrellVla 1 north five
degrees- and a half, west forty-five perche and : eight
tenths of a perch.;to in .the line of Jhn McClel
lan'a land; thence along the said;McClellan land, south
eighty-fonr degrees'andhalf westj'sbven peihesandsix
hundred parts of a’perch to a stake in a ci ner; thence,
by the said William Worrell’s 1 land 'south ive degrees
and a half east, forty-fourperches and twe y-flve hun
dredths parts bf*h perch tb bejining; con
-1 tainiug two acres bf-'land*'Cßeing the tame emisesthat
O. Wilson ; Davisand'>ophia C.,,hiswife. y indenture
bearing even date with a certain indenture f mortgage,
yizr June-IS, 1863, but duly executed and a :nowledged
prior to-the execution o'f said indenture ai intended to
be recorded accordingto law, granted, ant sonveyed’to
the saitTDbminick C; Brennan in fee,-unde md subject,
nevertheless, to.the payment of-a yearly § find rent
sum of onebundred and eight dollars h( yearly,;.on
the first day of the rmjnths .of March and eptember in
' every year foreverunto Hugh Lewis, his alra and as
j fD. C. 645 ; March T., ’63. Debt 152.8093/ Ledyard.l
Taken in execution'.and to be sold altfe property of
Dominick G; Brennan.—w-'JOHN-THOMjsiiN, Sheriff.*?
Sheriff’s Offi ce,-April 22.-M; ap23-3fc| ;
/V
’ • a! •writ, of VenditiohrExpdnas, to. nl
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on t
ingi May 4,1863, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-f'
'All that jground
messuage .or tenement! nofa’.rhei'eon’ ex
the south side of Lombard; street, at • trn
hundred and westward fi
of Seventh street., in the, city
ing in front * ; or breadth on thevsaidi
twenty feet, and extending of that wii
depth, southward onebundredand two'i
alley rof which, it has the common 1 us
Bounded on the east by-ground late oft
grave, oh the south by the said Bradfol
west hy ground now . or. late; of Bros
north by Lombard:street:aforesaid..- Cfe
premises which. Joseph P. Musgrave, byi
the twenty-second day' of l)/ Te
Deed Book T. H. , No: 96, page 52,‘grantl
• un tothef
the payment of l
two dollars, and William'BraaiordtThoi
and JamesH. Bradford, trustees', in whd
rent was then vested, by indentiii e dated
day of August,-sA 1 . D.slSs3, recorded-.in D 4
No. 06, page 518, 'grknted; released,- and el
aforesaid yearly ground -rent untoihe 1
w6hermer in r feeu' ]i l: Vjc.
. mC.,C79;Mar.T., , 63. Debt. |2j
Taken in execution and to be sold as tl
George B Shermer. JOHN THOMP
Philadelphia, Sheriffs Office, -April 22,
OHEBfF^^SiA^^BYr'Vj!
;O - a„wfit : .;of 'Levari .to me diij
on MOff
i -May 1 4, 1863, at 4 o’clock. at Sansom-streef'
v > All that certaintmessuage or, .tenement*
i of around, BituateAnvthe.late % tbwnßhiri
i .bertiea.'Dotr the lVentysthh'd ward of jH
i ! delpbia Aforesaid;• oh the eastwaraiy sidj
i. town andPerkionreni ;coi
„ or- •hreadthwoni.gaidvturDpike roadiweij
tending lh lehgth or depth that'Widtli <
Ifitihdwd feet, to ascertain thirty-feet-wu
Elder on jfche aouth-Vbi
late.of easkbylihef si
v.ontb&iioitb: tjygrouiid now or late of Jl
rof •which tiis was h parti andonj the m
aforesaid. fßeinttbei, garnet
the i saidr P'anlel M. Fox apA Alexandei
. ,detttuis.o7inottgefp, -It
■said'.indenture; for the- consideration i
•'jnentipnedKa)porti6nwfiwhicl>-waB Intel
Adenture'jif mo/ tgag2to;pw echredy <JId gi
unto tie aaidTJohnW. Parker in fee.
the above-described lot.ofg
atbree-story brick messuage./: ■
, [D. C., 677; March T.„.!63.vJ>eht, :i
-Taken in execution and to be sold at
Elizabeth Jane FarkeWrexecutiix, &c., <
ker, deceased. - - • ‘JOHN THOSf
?Philadelphia.,Sheriff ? 8 Office, April,2l,
SHERIFFS. YjtTU B OP
' a writ of Venditioni, Exponas, to me gsctod.Avin'.'be
exposed to pubUc'sale'ofvSridueVoii'MOlAY Evening,?
M1ay , '4,"1863. at4;o’clocK/at Sansom-BEreotall. i ‘ f 4
': .'Alrtbat';certa)n ! ofj
HHiTty-alx lots or pJeceß of ground, l situatn’Miirria olty, 5
iuPennTowAehipV.aridXotmtypfPMladbhla (nowthe-i:
' Twentieth,ward edn tuning,:
each
L amrih 4 ']enKthbrdepthsixty-flve ends};*
containing in front
feet six inches,end dhirty-flte'feet Bains marked
in said citV>lots/n«mbidl7, 10,"24/25, 1
26,-27;fci'P3;B0j-42,‘43, Being
the tame .premises which /Jose'hliVßOralef, by inden
ture-bearing D. 1835,
granted and conTeyeduntojK^ljßMfelllfee, reserving
. thereont a certain YfiAHy l ground , reiit , fQur n un( | r ed
and ftfty-feven dollars’ and\B§venty-fQ| cents, Payable
half-yerttly Oh nuns of January
1 a Q%|fl • Jill V•] ' • ■ I lUv &.** 1 r ,? * ‘Ol • IC* *
[D C. 684; Mar.T., J 63; Debt, $236/00. : letch worth.)
Taken in "execution. of
M S. Israel.] rX Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriffs Office,-April a|603,? ap 23-3 t
SHERIFF’S, SALE.^-RY ( 4"'
a writ of YentUtioni Expqnas, to rajlr«,
- exposed fapuhlic iale'oi.venane, on MfJX
May t 4.1863, at 4o I clock,' : at Hv
All that‘certain fonr.-Atdlriedbrick ,w
meat an'dlotfoEittede.bftigftund,'.eitu&pr
•W Broad street,at the distance, otone.hfi
of “Brown r»
.District of Spnng.GariimijjOWiiajnilig f
l On'-iHtfsaidißioall! Btreet;twehty feet it
r t
“trarrand Bolitferfcby <
den: eastward by tlie sala.Broadi
ward sby-the said: Garlisle .street, M b
■ 1
%Ss±feajo,ri!'i
„ . CD. SfmSiW T„
; ■ l Taken s in execution and/tobe soli aith
Howard Tilden. a 4** ,JOHN TB GPS<
J 'phUnda./Sheriff VOfrfce, April 22,
fflflEOTKer-, m&m
OHEEIFF'S
M a writ of Lovari Facias, to me dlrcctel wiH be dx- f
poßcd to mbh, sale-flfeyfinaiie;-io,iiT MO.\ oAv Bvenlog,
May 6,1863, at 4 o’clock, at Sunsom-street Hall. •v • *
All th^.t-certain lot ..piece of ground, with the two
brlck -mesSudgefetoV tenetfienti :theW*rer3&lSr“ftiJte'
on thewestsiae ofFrankiinstreet, formerly called Law
jence street, .at the distance,p£,one hundred and five feet
ftrar;iqcbes southward from" the south side of Coates
street, in the late district of Spring Garden, now in the
.Thirteenth wayd>of rthe sityToiV'phUadelphia; 'con-'
tainmg. m front or breadth- d'n 'the‘'sata Franklin
Btreet^twenty-ieight^feet-eightr-inches,-and- extend
ing of that breadth in length or depth westward at
right angles with said-Franklin street eightyUwo feet
and one-inch on the. north line,-and seventy-nine A feet
ten inches and r ~tbreeJ 1 -quarters on the south line
Bounded northward:; by* grtfilnd or'James IS laughter,
westward by ground formerly of Hamuei Neble, sdnth
ward, -formerijj.grauted or intended to
have been granted to, William Wilson, since of David B.
HflDce. F and>on Wie-.eastiby FrankUn .street -aforesaio,
(The northernmost eleven feet nve premi
ses being tho same which George Bishop and Clarissa,
• his wife, by.indenture dated, the seventh diy of August,
A? and. intended to bn and^
conveyed unto the said,David WyiPrescott in fee. subject
to the payment of a yearly gronnd reat'af one dollar aud
tvronty-flve cents per foot, amounting to fourteen dollars
and twenty-seveu cents per.annum, payable to Abraham
Kunz],;hjs .hgirs.and r assigns, and subject also to the pay
ment of #ce*tatA mortgage\ ! debr-'of eight hundred-and
fifty doilarßraß therein'menti6ned, -wh.-ch. mortgage has
since been paid, satisfied of record, and discharged forever.
And the southernmost. and-remaining seventeen feet
three inches dffSaidf premises being,the same premises
which Charles CbllinS aTid'Eleano'r, his wife, by indeuture
dated the first day of:January, A, D. 1849,and intended
to.be,recorded, granted and conveyed unto the said D tvid
iW. Freacotr^in fee,-under and 'subject>to 'the payment
of % yearly groubdirent of Ltwenty-jone ddllavsiana fifty
six. ctnts, being the proportionable part of a certain
gr6und-feht^bf^:£hirty-three' , ’‘dollafB''andtvevehty-five
cent?. Payable tQ.:Abraliami‘Kunzi,,hia < heirB j and i aßsigns.;
And. which said yearly ground-rents above'mentioned,
to which eaid e pt:emiseij'were made stilye'ct'a’s aforesajdr
Charles M.; Wagner and Margaret Ann Hallowetl. exe
cutors of Jonah HallowelU deceased; and' Edwin Haiidr
;by twojseveral deeds, dated respecdvelv, the .thirtieth
day of July , A. D. 1855, ana fiftfeehfh day of Januaryj A.
; : D. 1856, and intended-to be recorded, granted ana as
signed. released.aad, extinguished unto the said David
W.-'Prescott.vhiS h'eirs.and assigns, forever.) ■> '
: W. B.—The above properties will be sold as f&Uows:
N O-’ IThe\ 1 o't:<jt pi ece:of, ; grouna, with thevthree
. story brick building thereon erected, situate on the west
tideip.f'Franklih'istreet ;one hundred aud fivefeet fonr
inches southward from south side of Coates street, con
taining in.front or hreadtkeleven feet,five inches, and.
in length or depth elghty-two feet one inch, be the same
more or.lesB.„ >v. J 1 ' >
1 : Wo. V Tlienot 'orpiece of-ground, 1 with'thetwo-Btory
brick building thereon erected, situate on west side of
Franllin'street one hundred and.sixteen feet nine inches
southward..from'the'sonth side of Coates street,' in front
or breadth three inches, iand in-length.or
depth eighty- one :feet two and three-eighths,
the same more or less!' ' .
CD. C., 678; (March T. , J 63- Debt, $6,000.*: Bullitt. ] «
. .Taken in execution and;to be sold as the property of
David W;--Pivscott. • ■ ' ' JOHN THOMPSON,'Sheriffs *
Philadelphia; Sheriffls Office,, April 22! 1563. ,ap23-St^
CHERrFF ? S<SALE.—BY YIIITQE OF
.•M- a:wxifcofiVenditioni:Exponas. to me directed, will be
exposed, to. public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
May 4;:lB63;:at;.'A:o , cldck, ! at- Sanso'm-street.Hallr 1 ': -
Wo.;]. All that.certain yearly^groundrentor.suin of
tliirty-flve dollars an'dfifty cents half
yearly, issningon the. first day of;the. months of Jnly
and .lanuary .jn eachiandfeyery year, and.-payable by
John Fitzpatn'ckf his‘heirs out-'oi and for
all that certain Jot ,o.r piece/of . ground situate on the
south side of Washington the said city ofPhi
ladelphia. (formerly,in the District of Southwark. V Be-.
gihningat the distance of ninety-fivefeet eastward from
the!e'astjside of. Eighth street;
breadth on the street, fifteen feet; and
iu length or deptii-southward,. iwu-allel with' the said
E ghih street! fitty-five feet.' (Being the:saine- premises
whieh Jbhn.:A. Grey, et. ux., by indenture datecTMarch
J 3, ISSB, and recorded uv Deed Book *:;D.‘ 8.,’ Nti:’B4,
page 15, &c ..granted and conveyed..nnto,Oliver H. *P,
Conover.in.TeeJ nr ’J j/.v ■ v-'* ■
r No. 2. Ail that certain lot or piece of grouud T situate on
■the south side of Morris at’the distance of one
hundred aEdsix.feet .westward, from the .west, side of
Frout„«tr;eet,'in the-Fint ward of' thej city'oC.Philadel-.
pliia, (lately in'theDistrict^dfSouthward;) cohtaiiiiiig in
front or breadth on the said Morris street thirty-two feet,-
and-extending of that win th, in length or depth,- south-:'
street,
one hundred and ten feet to Cottage street. (Being, the
dentureoated June 21,T864rrecdrdedin Deed Book K. D.
'W.fvNo. 15, pagel74 t % Ac., granted and: conveyed unto
William P -Uonnyer in fee.
|;Woi 3,.Alhthatjcertain two, story, bpek messuage or
tenemeht ahd Tot or.'piece of ground situate' at the' north
east corner of Cherry stree's and -Jacoby street, between
Tw©lfth,and Thirteenth streets,-in the* city of -Phjiladcl
phia; containing in breadth; on thclsaid; Cherry sti'eet,
,thirtyrbne feet.(andinl'ength or depthV on.the Ja
coby strcct,’teventy.-fi<vefeet. > (Beingdhe same premises
whTchfWjiliamSmith et ux., by indenture dated. July
28thv?1854,“ recorded in-Deed Book T: H-i,-No. 156-,-page
653, granted and conveyed ;nnto v Joseph Conover in
• VcB.C. GW. Mar. T. ’63. Dehtr*so24T9. Thorn.]*
* ::Taken/ ifl executions afidi tonbeftold as the property of
Joseph: B. Conover, William P/Oonover,’ Oliv, r"H/ P.
Conover,and George Dorif, tracing, &c., as Conover &
Brothers: - T-" JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
.Philadelphia, Sheriff’s, Aprii ap23-3t? -
•CHEEpiEIS SAliiE —KY -.VIRTUEmOT 1 1
writ of Alias Levari Facias, to me directed,will be I
exposed to jmblic sale or vendue; on MONDAY Evening, >
May 4;lS63,at^o’clock.at^Sansom-strpetHall,' ,
All that' lot or* piece of 1 ground' situate on the ’
north side of Girard avenue or street, (eighty feet wide,) J
atJhe dlstance ofjfoar„hundred and/forty feet two inches |
wesfward.from the west side Of Schuylkill Foarth'street,. •
in the lite district of Penn, containing in front or breadth ’
on the said Girard avehoe/or street; twenty-one feet :-
six inches, and extending, in length-or depth northward
.ly.between parallebbnei-at rignt angles '
'averiueor street, on 1 the east line thereof.'' fifcy-ttfofeet -
two inches, and on ttte wegt/Une'fortyTeight, feet eight:
, jjne^half^of^ Bounded ,
• and eastward-by oiher ? gfqhhdr M.’rt of- tlie largalot this j
day said Peter B. Dorenms,;-whereof this I
.-thiswas also part, westward by, other ground heretofore f
. granted to’ he said Peter B.,Doreinus. andaouth ward by |
.Girard avenue or street aforesaid.;oCßdihg Dart ofa
lot which the said Osborne Conrad, by indenture heaping •
even date with , a certain indenture: of mortgage,..viz: .
December 27* )853' J hutdulyexecuted and acknowledged!
prior to’the execution oYsaid indenture,'arid'intehdea to ■
,be* iherftWith. T[ lpdged for record for,the consideration'
‘ money therein; mentioned,” the proportion introspect to-’
the above' des'crihed'lot being' hereby secured, 'granted
r aadiconveyedmnto ’the said : Peter BDoremus -in-fee*
< subject lo,certain<restrictions.} . -..-
v -V /-[D. C.. 674/ ' Mar; T/ r ’63/ Debt, .Auge-. 1 <
' execution and *’to be sold as tne property of,
vPefer>B.’?Doremus. ’\ - ; JOHN*THOMPSON,:Sheriff.. ’
f Office. April 2~2. 1863.- - ap23-3t; ■
QiHETUFF’S 51 SiinEijr-BY V.-IRTJJE OF 5
a r writ' 6f/Alias Venditioni'Exponas;' tonde directed;'
will be exposed to public ■saleor/vendue.on-MONDAY*
Evening, May 4/1863,'at'47b ? clock;:at‘8ansom-street Hall,*.
../Allithat. certain oftground situate on the I
westside.ofSixth,street,. at the distance of one hundred ;
And /seventeen/ feet 'five and ; a' half in,dhe’s \gduth ward/
fromtheso-nthside of Oxford 'street, in : that’par tof t he’
city/of -Philadelphia* lately-known’as*,the *district of ;
Pehn; in the county,;of- Philadelphiacontaining. mV
front-or.breadth.on said. Sixth’ street sixteen feet/six;
inches,’ and extending jvestward/hetweeh' lines at right!
with r saiff Sixth l ; street,;on the'north/line.thereof
ninety-eight feet inches, and, ,on'/the; south- line;
-inches, then narrowing:.
seven feet two inches/And thence extending the further,
a«ptiLlc£&:welve feat seven inches/’ Bounded northward
partly/byHhe head;6f'ascertain four-feet-two-inchea-::
wide ,alley which communicates iwith .certain four-'-
feet-.widA, alley leading into a three'-feot-hlght-inchea-;
wide alley running northward- into said Oxford Street,s
/and -partly by other'ground<granted 4 ori intended to:be :
granted to Uames Mullen. on ground rent, eastward by
.said southward by ground Of John Naglee
; an dithers,' and westward by land now or-latei>f Charles ;
•J/Stille'i’ together with'the free and commonuBe, right,i
and k privilege .of the three above-mentioned alleys, ; afe.
"alhtimes hereafter . /•, ~-i^,_,./y f,
' -"N! "B.—There is erected’ upon the 'above-described lot
-a’ threerstory’hrickmeasuage ordwelling-house. .■ };■
j CD; C.V 700 ; i Mar..T.u , 63. s Debt,,5122.67/ John-M. Thbmas.]
s .‘Taken ihexecutionand tob^sold'-'a^-thb'property of
Uaih'ekMulleh. ' •= 1 .'>••<; SOHN /THOMPSON, Sheriff, ;
- 'Philadelphia, Sheriffs Office; Aprih22,.lBQ3r- i •, ap23-3t
CHEREEpI’S yiOTUEj OE
a';writ,of/Yenditioni Exponas, to me he
exposed to iniblld.sale or vendue; on'MONDAY Evening*
'May 4; 1863, Sanso'mvstreetrHall/u
/ iiAll-that .certain lot »r piece of ground* with- the.brick
- messuage or tenement thereon .erected, .situate on; the
northeasterly side of .‘the Lancaster turnpike road, (now
’’Lancaster avenue,)‘ in.the : township of Blockloy; (now
'Twenty-fourth ward of the.cifcy;of:Philadelphia,) be- -
•stween.Westminster, avenue.and, Wyalusing-street.; Be
; ginning at .the., distance of two hundred' and fifty feet
'northwestward from the line bf -Bichard- PeteTs’ lsiid;:
containing -in/front' on the- said Lancaster, avenue fifty
feet, andtextendingiof that-w,idth, vinylength*.or. depth,'
r n4!rthwardly,:between.lines at right angles therewith,* •
on the east emmost’line'there of,; twohunaredand Sight
feet one inch, and’dn ’the westemniost line thereof,;two
hundred ahdifsix feekelevehrihchfcs.’/to Menon avenue?
said lines being measured; from the middle of Lancaster
avenue to the middle of "said Merion avenue. Bounded
northwardly *hy; Said/Merion, avehne/sonthwardly-hy
/said Lancaster avenue, eastward by ground, now or for/
* mevly of i.George W. Tront, and- westward by-ground
.granted,. .to have been, granted,*to Henry
Osterheldt.. .Together with.'other the buildings^nd iin
'provements thereon,’or there tobelonging, «- ... .
s- > ; [DM3. ,' 637 ; Maf,; T/, /63. Deb t, ,196; 41, r -Tener. ]
..•-Taken m execution and to be. sold as the property of
, Joseph S. Xowry. y JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff. ,
/. Philadelphia/Sheriffs Office. April 22, ap23-3t | -
!UE OF
kill be ex
■^Evedihg,
SHERIFFS: SALE.—By VIRTUE OF
a writ of Alias Levari. me directed, will be'
expospd'to‘'pnblic. sale, or yehduej-.pn MONDAY Evening, .
May 4 , -1863, ,at 4>o’clockV at‘ Sahsom-street.Hall, / :
'■/Airthat'ct'rralhniesluage or tenement or piece' •
of ground thereunto belonging,'situate : at the northwest :
corner of Wood gireet and'Julianastreet, forinerlyin the
late Northern Liberties, now’ the city of philaablphia!;,
containing;in>ftont er;breadth,on* the
.fourteenleet tenMnchesV and in r lehgth'ordepthon the
said Julianaistreet sixty feet. / founded westward b y a .
meesuage ahd‘lot‘(Of gronna now ordate of Michael Gar- .
nett;; eastward by
the said Julfaha street, and; s‘ontnward' xiy ,, 'W‘ood street
: aforesaid. [Being,the samapremises which SamueLAl-*
len, Esq. v-High'Sneriff,' by De'ed ,r PoH aCkhowledgeU in *
open DistrictjConrt ihe Jfch ;day.of Julv. A. D. 1855, and
entered among the resords thereof in Bo t»k ■ page ’’
...granted and-conyeyed to the said William Bosby
sbell in **!*"*v ... : :
. 0. C., 660. MarphiT v ,,’63. ..Debts2,l4o., E. M. Adams/-;
. • Taken* in’execution' and to he sold as the 7 'property of
Wiilism Bosbyafell. -• <• v, JOHNVTHOMPSON. Sheriff.
: Philadelphia/SKerifTs Oflice-, April-21,1563. an‘2i-3tl
toUE OF
i directed, "will
ONDAY liven
■ eet Hall. ' v >
(with the brick
i ted, situate oa
udUtance of one:
i a the west side
: gAia; contain-'
<ombard street;
1- in length ov
! t to Bradford’s S
t and pjdyileg&’fi
'oseph Mus-■
'’s alley, on the
4, and on the
Bins the.same
identure dated
IB; recorded in
land conveyed
lad-subject, to,
kit' of twenty-.
islßiJDanrach.
i said ground
the eighteenth
Book T. H.;
OF
a.- writ., ofv Levari yF Sjcjas,. to, me -. directed. vviH he
to oiWendne,bn MONDAY Evening,
4,1&53. t at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-streec HalL
Ail that thibe-sfory-brick dwelling-house and'certain
lotorjpiece.of.gronud situateonthe west, side of.Xeopard
• • street; ;at Vt he distsLnce/of'oiie-huhdred-andisevehty-iwo
feet northward.ifrom/Otter street, in. the late Kensing
ton District'bf : the city of Philo*
rfront-.o!* breadth on the said
Leopard' Street’'aixteeh feetiand 1 in Jengthor depth- ex
right angles wiih the said Xe^i^ra"street, eighty feet to
a tweHty-Jeetvwide';Btreet/caned j Amber :Sti*eet, leading
<,so,uthward“intoOtter:,Btreet::toge,ther,withatworBtory
.brich dwelling-house onBaidvAmber«grreet.' the
said pTeinises'wbicb Johp Abel-and wife, by indenture
bearings date/tlie?,Stli’''day*pi and re
corded ih 'Deed Bobk TJ" H.X pages" 625 and 527,
granted and.conveyed to John 51. LukenB. r ]^ : ‘ t .
♦r> , CBi Ci\ 69l: ’6a. Debt. 5659.33. Thorn.l
•’ -Taken in ; executi<Sn-hnd>to v be sola' as the property of
JOHN THOAIPSON,'.Sheriff.
Philadelphia,. SherifPs .Qllice.AprilX2.XS63., . ■apfektt
Lnguished the
[id George B.
I, -r V
0. Flood. 3
; property of*.
)N, Sheriff. ,
&. ap23-3t
SHERIFF’S, SALE.—BY VIRTUE OP
'PSa wit of Venditioni: Exponas, to me directed,'win be
exposed to public saleorvenduerbn;MONl)AY Evening,
. May 4/1863, at 4 o’clock, at ; SahaomrstreetTlalli£ . f-
All that certain tract or piece of laud, situate ifrlale
Idwnship ofjßlockleyfin thexounty.oftPhiladelDhia, be
ginuiukatVpdint on thbgoiith'erlylineofthe West Ches
ter roia,*.pr Market*streetcoutiimed f aud'ina’liEe'of land
of William Byram, thence along 1 the said'southerly line
hf-'said roadmortk/seyenty-six degrees forty-two minutes
wesWthirty-fourperchesand-twenty-sixhundredthHof
a perch,' dhen line atrightangles to the saidSWest'
Chester road, bygrouiid ofßrfCdley’s, south thirteen do
\ grees and eighteen forty-save a perches
and nine tenxnS'nf ■'a'Perch- to'a point in another line of
the, said-Byram/s land, thenceby.the.same Jioyth eighty
threedegrees‘andb perches
and twenty;eight.Jhundredth% T nf to a corner,
thence JnorthVtwi? degrees and forty-eight,
ft rainuie* tweeti HhirtT-three perches, and. seventy-three
‘-hundredthVof-a’perch tO'thQplaceofbeglnnitfg^’
£D. 0-; 680; M.T., ’G3 v J>.ebt, SIj»~JL : T. Coleman,]
Taken in, executiohVand d 6 b&Sold aathe 'property of
George Callaghan. i JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff. ■
, Philadelphia Sheriff’s Qflice.vAp.rtl 22,-ylsG3. ap23-3t
tub or
jted, will be c
\Y Evening,
ailofcor piece
UMortheru Li
fenty.ofPhila-
{olthe German
tafning in front
ex
{swardiy, two
\ caUed
Wound nowfor
Ilßidirstreet;
[lies Campbell,
Übytjie..turn
remisesfwhich
ieimer;'exepu
-1 ascertain in*
mBs6,,but.d uly
b executiouof
Maid‘indenture
Jn
at a^i^c^drm
guild la
,CHBRHB’PmS|^^By A yiRTUE OF
■ a writ 'ofVerihmont'Erponali'to nSe directed, will be.
' expose’cTtcfpublic saleorvendue:on'Mo2fDAYEvening,
•^May at 4)6 , clQcV»'kt Halls* -y . i .
... All thatcertaiia lot or piece§r ground; tfad
, x ag«* f there on erected,'^situate'buthe'south'sideof Stiles
*• »treet^at r (the.dist r 4nce r of'one andthirteeri (I\3)
. Trom,the west side of Thirteenth'street,
. district otißefqt aforesaid; containing inrfront or
th/-on«s&id4.til6&.sti <
eastern moiety or half part 6f a two-feet-wlde alley, laid
out between this and tn% adjoining, lot oLgrouiid to the
in/length o.r depth southward of
that 'width at' right' angler to the said Stiles street flfty-
the r eaid StiletfstreetV
i.and^tstWard, and soatnward.by.\qther ground'
hfthTsald BenjaminDaW; ’ XK + ' UJ «»■* 1
has'parted Vitbhisiinterest f in the
.vaboVe premifes.if/ i' slO .Vvisb 4 ’ i. „ .
i( [ffi J C. :• 682: Mali T,’ ’esJt'DobtiillSJ. 62, V&nsant. 3
- Taken in execution he -sold as the ,property of
John IJ&vy. v . ....... J.QnjfTHOMPSONi' Snerife
Philar elphia r SheHfr8 f '
U7.3o.<,GeBk.d<
iohn W: Par-
DN, Sheriff. ■>■
S 3. ap23-3t f
OHERJFIVS- 1 SAI'B,-7 7 3YiyiRTFEf OF
P a. writ of Levari* - Facias will
beexposed to public sale or vendue/bnoMONDAY Eve--
Sail,,
i; lot bf-grouifia^^ritK'the three-story
♦ brick messuagethereoni erected*.situate on the east aidel
-
forty ara'from i; thenorthside'ofXlolutn
biaAVenue,*in;.the"lweiitieth‘wardoMhe cityof-Phila
ideiphM; cdhtaining^tfronton.sata-Thlrteenthl street 1
vslxteenpeet, apd-extending in depth oue hun-,
osaroe lot bfimround which. George W'. .ponanroe anjf wife*,’-
by.indehture.dated the of.October A D f 1860/:
,jrecoJdfd;ih'H(Sed;
granted and conveyed to. JaimesH.'B.qnhblly in fee;] * 41.
* Oohah-oerl •
Taken in .exeention And t 6 be property of'
; tJa tti esiHtrl)on qelly > V , v er^' " ‘
• - -rhlladeiphdaf OfflceTApril frp23-3t
RTUE OF
Itreotftd.will be !i
JfIJAY Evening;;
:mu-j *„• -
SBttaga or ten*-"
sQ'lhe west side*
»dred feet north
reeMnthe date-’
[frontorbreadth
pdlejfEnding \h\
Ith one hundred
S.ouudbd .north- i
of Howard JTII-'l
reets.anfl we«t- i
ng the' same pre
8., hie wife; by I
iD^|6s2, v recorded i
No.-;i3, page 496, i
rd i
of three hijndrdd
, on- the twenty-!?:
Adgujto-iirfeTery
S.TJAA ch Sforl h 0
WfflgjS#
” H ftp23*3? A
CHEkiFFS ; os.
, a writ.of Alias Yenditioni
. trjlivhe hxpossd to publiesale or vendue, on MONDAY^
: Evening/May.4:lB63,'at-4!:o clock,at Sansom-street Hall,
iv AU- certainiJneßsuageor.tenement gnilQtof piece
of ground sitnate-at of
< anA .city ?j ofr Philadelphia ;•
' ContaiDingKln-front ' Or ibreadth/on the said^Nineteeuth 1 -
(286) Jeet, ■
“lng bne-htihdrett iiffdi
I seveuty-jFe.ven|iggt .•
C^^a;Mar.Debt,sGQoT,A.'Thomrson.l
>. .Takeit tp he'sold:%j* ChV
. Adam 8. ‘UBer.. ~ / u \ JOHN;THOMPSON, Sheriff,^v
•Phila/, Sheriff’s Office, ;X'W-Ap23-3t .1
iU«3.
i OF
! . a writ ofi alias Levari Facias, to me directed, will
j Evenln*.May ! 4; 1863, at 4 b’clodk, at
t All that certain lot or orpiece of ground, with the t wo
-1 story brick messuage ohte.namgntiihereon erected, situ
[ate on the west side of Thirteenth street at the distance
* oftwo hundred and five feet ten laches aputhward from
j the south side ot Oxford that part of the city of
jPMladelpbia formerly called tbe district of Penn, con-
{ taiDing iif orfbreadth on said:Thtiteentb; ,street flf
} teen feet t?n incl es; and'extendiDg'of tnatT- breidth- in
. length or depth we^twar.d^one.hundred feet to a certain
thirty-nine street-laid-oat And opened for pub
lic ueg,forever, extending from Jefferson street to Oxford
• strett; parallel Thirteenth., street, called : Ro- .
1 binßon street; -Benndfd northward and southward by
ground granted or intended to.have been granted to John
lulvBney ! j''e»sfcward’'by l4, tetreet.-aud
t Westward by ; S6biDSoajstreet aforesaid: -Being the-, same
f premises wbicb’/DAniel-Oi Hituer' and Cathartae. his,.
Wife,.by indenturebearing' date the l7th day of .Tnne.^
; Anno Domini J 857, duly .executed* and acknowledged
i and intended .forthwith to be recorded according to law,
' e^ted. a.nd conveyed ro.Hehry Geiger in fee,’ ' -
:. the abovo'describedJot there is a three-story
i prick dwelling houi»e,vwith two-story hack baUdings^a;
’ bath roo>n. Water and gan are iutrodaced. : -
tD. C.,.676 t: M. T. ’63.,: Debt, 82,170 F. K. Jttchols
i _taken in execittiou and to be sold as the*property of■
: Henry Geiger and Terre tenant.- --
L .-^r--V ; rpTp «/ JOHN. THOMPSON; Sheriff.!
1 r Shenys Office. April 22,1863.- . ap23-3t • .
j SHERIFF’S SALE.—BY; VIRTUE OF
) a writb.fyenditioni Exiwnaa,to'me direot6d,'wiUb6
; exposed to public sale or vendue, on’MONDAY BveningJ
; May>4.1863, at4o’clock, at Sansom-atreet Hall, •
, All that certain lot or piece of land with the frame
[house thereon erected, situate formerly'ih Lower Dublin
’township, Philadelphia county; now in the city of Phi
i begianing- at a Stone set : for a'corner by the
: side of a rnad leadin g'froih Aebton’s corner to the. Bustl
e; s 2p 11 a . nd Holmesburg road, being als* a comer of John
■ William s lot,. thencS ;by tbe said : Johh William3’ lot
■: north six degrees fifty-minutes west-two ,hundred and
; te ®v- »o a stone for a corner, alßO.a corner of said
.- Williams, lot; thence the following courses, by . land of
F Joseph GiUingham, to.wit i westwardly at right angie3
i yfith the first-mentioned line sixty’ feet to a stone set for
|a, corner:;-thence, southwardly on ; a ? line"^parallel
* with the .said firsc-meiitionedTino -about two hundred
' ftone set for a corner on the north
f em aide of the said road; and: thence eastwardly by the
. side of the paid road sixty-feet to the place of besinniair
r v Match T.,J63. Dobt, $4OO. Stover.]V,.
•: .Taken-in execution #and.tb be sold as the nropertv of
SGeorgeS. Freeman, > JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
- 'Philad’a, Sheriff’B-Offlce, April 22, 1863. :-: ap23-3t !
OHEEIFF’S SALE.—-BY.. VIETUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas,Uo me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendne. on MOWDAY Evening,
May 4;T863; at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street : Hall.v
A(1 that certain lot.or piece of aground; with the three
story or tenement thereon erected, situ
ate on che.f ohth siae of- ShippexCstreet, at the distance
of eightyjt'wo.feet eastward from the east side of Schuyi
kil 1-Eighth street/sixteen;feet -iu front; and[ extendihg ■
in.length or depth/of that widtli'/between lines parallel
with the Eighth street, seventy-six feet,
to.avtwenty feet/street, and w west/ in' and
from Bchuy].kill ; ’Eightb‘' street: $ Bounded n on the north
bytbe saidSh'ippen'street,eastwafd'by ground bf.Ta.mes
McNeiD, westward by ground 'Of George Cl Thompson/;
and southward by said twenty f*et wide street" " - *
J:/, .- [D/ C/683;' Mar.* T/,’63. . Debh*43o. ]
’Taken in .execution; and to be snld as the
John Downey.;/--: JOHN THOMPSON Sheriff.
: vPhilada.vSneriff’fi Office. April 22,T56.% . ' : /^ap23-3t5;;
liBGjULw
TN THE EISTEIOT OOUET FOR THE
fITTY AND CODNTV OF.PHJLADBLPHLA.
CATHARINE GRUSSMEPR vs. GHBIsriANiSCHNIT
ZEL, aid. HENRY.-SCHMIDT" Sept.
•Term;•Mra.-jyfffijaoc?,**'. ;•, • • - ,
The Annitor app inted by the Court to report distriba*'
tion ot the.funa.arisingfrom= the sale by:the Sheriff, na
aer the /above writ; of all thaf- ?, certaiaTot ' or piece -of
ground,- with ’ the three-story brick ’■messuage or: teue
m ent. ;thres-story back buildings therein erected;
sithate.on the.wrest side of Fifth strest; at the distance'of
thirty-one feet, more or less/ eouthward froln the south
side oriGirard avenue in f the‘' T city of'Philadelphiai con
taining infrimton-Said Fifth street seventeen- feat seven
inches 1 more or les». and extendiu'g westward in length
..or depth of- th at, width'bne'hundred’anTtenfeetseven
incbeß,.be the-:rarne more- or ''less.’ '• CN- B.—The above
S remises are subject to a mortgage.of $1:100, recorded iu
lortgage BoolcG. W. C. l' No. 23.-nage:il6. Ac.iQ --i- '
WilL’attend- fo the duties of his appointment on MON
DAYv the'lltb day^ofMaynext.' at'4-o ? at
the W,ETHEBILL HOUSE, SANSOM^treet,.above Sixth,
m.the city oi Philadelphia, when and’where.all per-sOos
are rrqnired to make their claims,' or be aeharred from
coming-in upon the saidTundv. ' B * 1 •
ap2fi lOt ; ; SAMUEL C. PERKINS; Auditor.
■KTOTIOE.—LETTERS TEST AMEN
START on tlie' Eitat»':of JOSEPHs’S;'RILEY, Jr/,
deceasedi having been granted: to;■ the undersigned, by
tlie Kegister of Wills ofethe county.nof. Philadelphia, all
persons*indebLed lo said:Estate are requested to make
•payment, andthose having claims’or demands against
the same to present the same to . !
BXL'PY, Executrix, t - .
CflESTNUT*.west Porty-secoud street.
0r tO . CjaARLEd S.vKILEY;
• aplO-f 6t ? . DELAWARE Avenue', below Green street.
T7STATE OE JONATHAN PEXIT, SR
H^/Letters'Teata'inentary*Tipon :i th,eJEitate*of’J6N‘’ic
signed,-, all persons having claims’ against the saime are
requested to present them, ahd’aU'persohs ibdebteCwill
make payment to >. CHARLES W.‘ PETIT;'
, i JONATHAN.PETrr,Jr.,
* ■ f ? 'B:PA.’SBOBMAKEU,
' WOOIi MAN'STOKES;
WM. S. BRQ WN, : .
. ". '-Executors.
J. TV. STOKES,
019 WALinjT street.
Or to their Attorney,'
> ap3 fr6t* r.
aTE, OKHI NRYi T. SKEE HAN,
"^DECEASED.—Letters of‘Administration
-nento annexo on tlie Estate of said decedent bavins been
'granted to the undersigned, all'personsindebted-Uo said
-Estate'.will .please yinake - i paymeDt,‘ / and-.'those'fbaviig
claims against the sabie to uresent themwithout delay
to - ELLEN BKEEILAN, Adm’x, Mw-uayunk,
Or to her Attorney*-- , . NATHAN Hr Sa AKPLtiSS,
ap!7-fl3i» :j >\ .r: **No. gB\Nortb: SEVEN £*H . Street.' -
TN.THE .ORPHANS’ GOOETFOB THE
A CITY *AND‘,"COUNTY. OF.PHIL ADELUIi..’ "
. Estate of EDWARD CARR.'docnasedV: j* 1
NOTICE IS HEREBYrGIVEN, that CATHARINE CAHT?;
widow of said decedent, claims to-retain real- and par
'eonalestate of said decedent to the amountol $300,-under
the sth Section ol the Act of Assembly vofPennsvlvania,
passed the!4th nay- of -April, 18.51,. and the’ Supple
»ment Ihereto,-aud"tbat-- an,- lnventory.iandrappraiie
mentofthe same.has been filed inlaid court, aud 'vrill
be presented to j said'courc'fih: approval and eonlirmation
bn FRIDAY,-the RSh 1563, at'lo o’clock-A.
M., unlesS f .exceptions be'made'thereto: w 3 V i~x-'
GEORGE H/EARLE, w
.. Attorney for said Claimant.
TUHTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
X-* : the undersißned has made application .-for the re
newal of certificate No. 281, foriFive Shares of Stock of ?
tbeNoitb Company, .issued to
A. J.JGallagher.vand dated the, Ist of.Feornary -1851. *
> “ - ! Vfc -• t-i JOSEPH>A_! CL AY,'g ;
ap24-f&sBt -r ?. _• - .'Assignee of A,-;^.-. Gallagher. -
T-OST CERTIEICATES.—NOTICE'IS 1
-M‘-hereby given that application has been made to the
Auditor General of Pennsylvania for the issue'of dupli
cates of the following descried Certificates of the Five
per of -the .Commonwealth,* issued.by the
Bank of Pennsylvania, (acting ;as‘ transfer agent of .the
Commonwealth r> in th'e name of Colonel
LEICESTER FITZGERALD STANHOPE, of the Cedars,
Putney Surrey. in<Englaiid Vi ' f>4 V «
No. 365, dated April 6, 1837, act of April 13,1835, for $5,000.
No. 356, do <do “do do for $5,000,
No. 367,~v rf ..do". do , do , v - .do >for $2,000.
mh3l-3m , ;
T OST ’ "CE!RTIj^iCATiESJ?-NOTICE"9S|
hereby been made to the;
Auditor General of.the State of for-the;
.isaueof duplicates ofetfce following-described CERTIFI-f
•CATES of Cent Stocks of said'State,' createdsby!
the Act'of 21sfMarch,1831i iBsued by the Bank of Penn-;
. (acting as Transfer. Agent of the Common-f
. wealth 4 ,0 f Pennsylvania,) in the joint names of George
Higgins,: of FurnivaVs Inn,*rLondon, - Esq.;; -Richard'
.Hichens, of St. Ives, 'Cornwall, Esq.; and- : Charles?
Henry Rhodes, of Denmark Hill, Surry, gentleman,
1 with benefit of survivorship,' which Certificates have
been lost, viz: ‘ » . ' i
;No. 1.400, dated ; Nov.' 4",‘i839, for dollars. <
, , 1,401, “ 6,000 " «n
; 8,000 dollara/ / <
And all persons are hereby called upon to show cause
to the Transfer Clerk; at the Farmers 1 and Mechanics*
Bank, v ln ; the city of Philadelphia, why'such duplicate
Certificates should not beissued.' v s ;
* rn *f ' THOS. BIDDLE A CO.r
4 , , . , No. WALNUT
Ijstited Estates, sanitary
<3 O M MI SSIONj-
No. 1301 CHESTNUT STREET.
To all who have Friends in the Army.—Soldters. Aid
Societies Clergyman,-Editors, and are respect*
fully requested to aidvin disseminating the following
notice, which is of interest to all who oave friendßin
the Army;.- -- * -
/ DIRECTORY. 5 OE/.THE-fHO SPITALS. ■■
- -The Sanitary Commission-'have-znadd arrangements
for supplying information; gratuitously, with-iregard: - to
patiehtsln* the "United''State3 General Hospitals at the
rollowing;points(otherswill.beadaed):-// p
addiess Office Sanitary Commission, No. 1307 CHEKT.
NOT Street.' ••
Philadelphia.. Germantown, Chestnut Hill, Chester,
Reading,-Harrisburg. . t*
NEW YOBS-' DEPARTMENT.irlfottiui£i!natioQ'-ad'-
dresss Oflice Woman’s Central .UniouhTTo'. 10 Cooper o
Institute.' - •; *
<* New Yotk, N.’ Y;; New-Havgn, CoimSrßoston, Mass,-;'
**Portsmouth Grove;.R,.-I.v;>BrattteWid,^Y(i. r ; Burlington,
Vt.; Albany, N. Y.; Newark,' w ;
EASTERN DEPARTMENT.—’For information address ‘
Offce Sanitary Commission, Washington, D_ CJ ? ; '
Washington, D. C.; Georgetown, D. C.; Baltimore,
Md.; Frederick City, Md.; Alexandria. D. 0.; Au-X
napolis, Md.; Annapolis Jnnction. Mdi;PointLookout, v '
: Md.; Aqula Cieek.v YA ; (Cumberland, ! Md.; Fairfax, -
Ta, ‘j& lc '‘ Fa ' '■ " - • .
■'* WESTERN DEPARTMENT] —For information address"
Office-Sanitary Commission, Louisviile.'.’Ky.- * '
Columbus, Ohio; Keokuk, Iowa; Clarksville, Term.
Cleveland,-yOhio; Davenport, Ylowa.; - Jackson, TennJ;
Camp Dehnisonj* Ohio; Murfreesboro, -
Tenn.; Galliapolis, Ohio; Bardstown, Ky.; La Grange, -
Tenn.; Cincinnati,-‘Ohio;;;: Lebanon,r-Ky: ; Gallatin,
Tenn. ;-Quincy, ,111. ; Columbus. Ky.; Nashville,'Tenn.-. i.
Cairo, IU.; Coliiinbia,’Ky.; Vickstrafg, Miss.x'Mound/
-Ky.; Corinth; Miss’ ; Jefferson-,
ville, Ind;; Covington, Ky.; Helena, Arkansas; Evans
ville, Ind.-; Ky.u-Grafton, Va.; New^l- t
bany, Ind. ; D ;’Point Pleasant, Ya.X&St. .
Louis,:Mo. r ; Penyville, Ky. Parkersburg, Va..; Iron
ton, Ho. ;rßowling Green. Ky. ; : Glal'kahurg,' Ya. J
Mo.; Memphis, Tenn. { Charlestown, Va.; Springfield,
~ 3^*
Information will, under ordinary circumstances, be <
- givendo any one applying-for it in answerto th? follow-'
fng questions. If the application , is'by letter, the an
swer-will be sentby.rsturn of mail.’ If in peison, it?
wlll be answered at once.
‘l. f and regiment) at ..present in the
hospital of —r? - . ...... ■ ;
2, If so, what is his proper address? : X • "
,3., What is the name of thA Surgeon or Chaplain of the«!
<rlioBpitai? ’f/* i P
-4. If not in hospital at present, has he recently been in
hospital? ' ?'
6. If so, did he die in hospital, and at what date , :
6. If recently discharged from hospital I ,' was he dis
charged fromservice?
7olf not, hU orders .on leaving? . ’
More i-pecific tnfofmationr -the # condition of any
patient in the Philadelphia hospitals, will be famished -
wjthinQtwenty-four hours’ after:area-nest to do so is re-;
ceived at the offlceV No! 130 T CRESTNTJT Street.
The office of the Directory will be open daily (Snndaya.*-
excepted)fr9m 9 - o , clock-A,,M.,to6o’clock?. M.
The v 'Contaifesion'rrefcetves" J n6*p6Cuhiary*aid from the/.
Government, and is wholly dependent on the voluntary-
ofi the/public for<tiiejmeans
itB' dperatibhB.* is so
licited, and will be thankfnllvreceived by,
CALEB OOPE/ Em. , Treasurer, ; t
osam piano pobtes. efram
aaO 'T * rfl,
A LARGE AND CHOICB ASSORTMENT* OFTHOSE
. JUSTLT CELBBRATED INSTRUMENTS
' ’' TROKTHE MANUFACTORY OF
.■WIIiIAMB. BRADBURY, ...
tßuccMinT toTllfthte A Btadborys,) .... ~ ,
MAT BE FOUND AT THE NEW; AND < ELEGANT
• ; ;waLreroom. - ,Ct ’
W ‘ 3 ' :^/!: ' , 'wb''^ffisfNUT ( OT , BEßT. y?*
1 ThOM deplrous 6f obtaln[ng : a'3nPßKi6lt instrument,
j should «al~i and examine before purchasing elsewhere..
•■..The’established,reputation .of< these instruments for
nearly thirty years* renders their superiority “familiar *
as household'words.” '‘ J..
V, THEY‘SING..THKIR OWj & PBAISK: . 7
In the’&rnuffement-ofvoim’newacfti*wehhVeadded:
erery Improvement which can in any, way wnd to the"
perfection of thejfiano Forte; and we confidently assert
solidity ‘necesHUT*. torvSunAßißnsfc these instruments*!
arehneqnalled. r „ * * „ f w .** t
.... lyßftT UfSTSUMBNT'WAKRANTBD iOB FITI ft l
hih2o-sid *■ y -E..0. oSBoM?,i)Ag6nt, .
TO ; TOE DISEASED OP ALL 1
GWHilft—AJliento »ndcKro»l* dlwim -«nr»d,
thvfeyKtkv tkuiim
\ W»wfotod*rittjhlin 3r.11. OALLQ
donUliiln*»niultltudo of c*r
thoMnsindirilwK letters andeompU-'
**d otliere,
i JflVB-fiBSJ* WPoreon'ftoo.- o t. ; , i■ ■■
B —H»dlc»l (nwß uid otlun who 4«rii* ■
'kaowledre of my diMOTorr ui tutor 'for a fall
«?WlaaBMr r i -;>•*> .•. j,-.
V ?Sj|, Bo£xJM %OALI^)WAT.
. USIO'VALHOT Street.,
■c <L
; Pi'Fproetirid'ind ?«bliMka- fori &>ldl«*',';SHlor», ,i
V m 3 Ule’ralatiT.etof.tttch »«aradowaaadi at-reaaonaliU (
1 Md«StlstototS¥»l»B,”Bol3WraiWlioJMT«,MXT»d i two!!
feirg: andalli «bldi«n wio hard beea diabhargei by
rdMon 1 ofTeou nds roceiVedlnbattU, ara noweptitled to
I*-o*h!4 ■ . 5 .'. 4M WALNUT StrMt.
Proposals; for': hojes'es.--3;: 3 ; '
• -*- ■'"J -' .. .CHIEF/QUARTBRMA3rER*B;-OFKiqB,. : ii . •;/;: •
| a f - ir, c DrfpoT op „
i ■ * I; ... of 18;h:aad,G'«trRetVf • ‘s
1 a -WABHixopox.^Dr.-IC., Apr.lt 28,1813.*, 1
4 SEALED PROPOSALS willbeTeceivedatthjs.offlce
funtil MONDAY, the 4fh day-»of-May. at 12 o’clock M.,
for furnishing the Government*witb('.2,oQo).Jwo .thousand*
jHorses, of. thefollowing.descrlpUou. viz,:■ *
ForCayalry Cl,500) one thousand flre.bu
,irom 05) fifteen to (16). sixteen hands high', b'etwe'Mufive
iand.elKbt years of age: of. dark
■ the Saddle; compactly built, and frde'from all defecti;-"
! . • ARTILLERY i
f For Artillery (500) fivehuMred Horses, from (ISJtf)
;tQOH,aud,pne-half'ta ? (l6), sixteen hands high, betyreen.
rliveand Aightyears’pfafed; ofodark colors; free froth'**!! 1
sdefecfeSV,well broken to-barae*s: compactly built, and to*
iweigfrnot less than 1,100 pounds/ ' ■*!
' PROPOSALS.
j Tb'e.fun B.nme and-post-office-addresshf the bidder
mustappearin-theproposd. >' :
• If a bid is the name of a flrm. the names of all
*the parties • must appear, or the bid will be considered aa
the mdividual proposal of the: party signing it.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be considered,
'■ and an oath of allegiance’win be required from success
. ful bidders before signing contracts.
p Proposals must specify clearly whether the bid is for
Cavalry or-Artillery Horses,;and in no case must.both
j be bid for on the samo,paper.|:=. t .
If any. bidder'wish'es ; .propose- for both classes, he •
‘ must forward two distinct', proposals—one.foreaih class,
• complete in itxe 7 f —and having no' reference to any other
' proposal by. the same.party.i ’ ? . _ •
Proposals must.he addressed to Colonel p. H. Rucker,
Quartermaster United States-Army. Washington,' D C-,
■ and should;be plainly marked .** ’
Bonds equal in amount to half the sura to be received
on the contract, signed by the contractor and
sponsihle securities will be required ofsucceasful bid-
Bidders must be present in person when the bids are
i opened- - -■
Blanks for bonds can' he proc fired upon* applicatfod’-
? being made at this office, either personally, by letteiv.or.
by telegraph:. ’ '- - ---■•■•■
INSPECTION, DELIVERY,’&C.
All Horses contracted for under this advertisement will
> be subject to a rigid'inspection, and those'si6tc6a.orming
to the specifications will be rejected. <■--/
No Mores will be received..
The. Horses must be delivered in this city, within
‘twenty days.from the'date of the contract. '■' * \.'v A. v
.Payment to be made upon the completion of the con
tract, or so soon thereafter as the Chief Quartermaster
. sha'lbeinfunds. •
The CAVALRY, Horses will be awarded in lots of (203)
; two hundred each, and the-ARTILLERY Hordes in Lots'
r of (250) two hundred and fifty each, unless the Chief
.Quarterniaster'ehonld deem it for the interest of the Go
ve* nment to vary the numbqr.■.*s J :
The Chief Quartermaster reserves to himself the right
to reject any or all bids that he may deem too high.
~n . • ' --D. H. 'RUCKER,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR; LUMBEB.
-1» Chief Assist AxrQuARTERatASTER'a Office,
t Depot of Washington, 115 G rTRBET,
, , Cok;veb Eighteenth" Stkebt, -April 20,1863.
' SEALED PRoPOS ALS will; be received at this office
until SATURDAY, MAY 2,1863,' at 12 o’clock M.’, for de
liverimrin the City-df Washington, at such points as the
Ddpdt Quartermaster may direct one million (1.000,000)
feet of LUMBER, of the following kind and descrip
tion, viz: -V. . • .
Five hundred 000) feet 44 or one*inch
White Pine Common Cullipßs. , r -,
' ODehiindred thousand (100,000) feet 64 or one-and-a
half,( [y t ) inch White-Pine Common Cullings- ; .
Twenty-thousand (20,000) feet B-4 or two (2) Inch White
PineComihin‘CullingB. ; ’ 1 *- 1 ■ v
<(50,000)': feet dressed, -tongued, , and
grooved White Pine.
Thirty thousand (30,000) feet White Pise Timber, 8 by
8, assorted
Thirt> thousand (30,000) feet White Pine Timber,-6 by
6, 22 to 24 feet long. • .
. Thirty• thousand (30,000) feet White Pine Timber, 4. by -
6,22to24feetl<jng 1 * * rt r * A
'Sixty iboosana (60,000) feet Joist, 3 by 9 or -ten‘(lo)
inches>wide, 14 feet long. Hemlock.
.Sixty thousand (60,000) foet Joist, 8 by 9 or ten (10)
inchrtwide, 16 feet long. Hemlock.
£ Sixty thousand "(60,000) feetu-Joist, 3 by 6 or. seven • (7)
inches WJde; .16 feet long, Hemlock. • , :
Ten thousand (10,000) feet Joist, 3by 5,12 feet long.
Hemlock.. -- ■ •
thousand (10.000) feet Joist, 3by 5, 14 feet long,
Hemlock. •<-.-■■ ' a i,- -* >
Ten thousand-(10,000) feet .Joist, 3by 5,16 feet long,
Hemlock. '
Ten thousand (10,000) feet Scantling, 3 by 4, 14 feet
long; Hemiocs.
Ten thousand (10,000)- Scantling, 3 by 4, 16 feet
long, Hemlock.- .. .<:■
' Ten thousand (10,000) feet Scantling, 3 by 4,18-feet
long,'Hemlock. h . i
>All ! tbe above described to be good merchantable Lum
ber, subject to the inspection of an agent, appointed on
the part of. the Government.. ■ • * 1 ■ -
All the Lumber to be delivered within thirty days after
.signing tbe-contract. • , • - . .
Proposals from- disloyal varties will not. be con-
Jo.the.Ujiited States
Government must arcompany each proposition.
The ability ofvthe;bidd'er-to^filLthei < contract, should it
be awarded to "huh, must be* guarantied by two respon
sible persons; whose'signatures'must-be appended to the
and said guarantee must accompany the bid.
- -The responsibility of the guarantors-mnst beshown by
the official ceriificaie.of the Clerk of the nearest District
Court,-or of the" United’States DistricUAttorriey. ■ - ■■ ■
Bidders "‘must he present in person when the bids are
.opened,’ or their proposals will not be considered. ■ .
• The fullnaiiiearidpost-officeaddiessof the bidder most
appear in the proposal.
. If a bid : is made inthe name of-a firm, the names of all.
the parties must appearror.the rbid wiil be.considered as
the individual proposal of the party signing it.^.. >
< Bonds ih-the sum-oflfive thousand dollars; signed by
. the contractor: and 'both of his guarantors will be-re
quired of the successful bidder upon signing the contract.
The right to reject anyior alLbids that may be deemed
too high is reserved by*tb"e°D&pot Quartermaster.
’lnformal proposals will be rejected. " - _
-Mproposalrmust be addressed to Captain. EDWARD L.
HARTZ,- United'States Army;
Washington, D. C., and should, be plainly marked
‘iProposals for Lumber.,' i * 1
h? y i 1 • Form.of Guarantee. . -t . - . i
, -We, —-—*, of the'county of -—rand State of —r, and
———of the county of— —and State of- —do hereby
/guarantee', that/—— is able to fulfil the contract in ac
cordance.with the: terms of/his. proposition, and. that,
should his proposition be aeceptea, he will at once enter
into a contract in accordance therewith. . •
. Should the contract be awarded him* we are prepared
tobecoinehi**t»'ecurities; ' - r:r -.4 -=•;
(To this guarantee must be appended the official.cer
.tiflfc&te above mentioned. * EDWARD L.HaJJTZ,: :
•s*ap2B-9t-v •*••• . Capt: Asst.. Q. -M. - U. S. Army. >
*A BMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
OFFICE, TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets; Phila- '
.Delthia, April 2Sth, 1563. - i"< ‘ ' s
SEaLED,PROPOSALS are invited at lhis office until,
12. o'clock, M on,. SATURDAY, the 2d ofMavnext, to
furnish promptly, r at the Schuylkill Arsenal, 'the follow
.ing articles,',viz.:.• • •
•/>IK inch Yellow Worsted Lace. . .
l ak “ Scarlet “ “ ,
. IK 1 . 1 !. Sky-blue °
% “ Yellow' “ “ . , .
X “ Scarlet *• “
Cotton Wadding. Black.
Vest Buttons. Army standard.’ -r .. '.•‘■v
. . 1-in.'Y Stout Wehbmg, Cotton or Linen, forCanfceen,
Stfaptf. .'■ .
. Bidders will state in. their proposals the quantity bid
for. and time of delivery, and also, give the J pames of two t
sufficient securities for the faithful fulfflmentsof the con
tract, J£awarded,... • ... i .: 7. . V
Pidders are invited' to be present at the'dpening of the
bids.’ G: H. CROSMAN,
ap29-4t . Asst. Q. Mr. Genl. U. S. A. .
A BMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE;
OFFlCErTwelfth.and GirardStreets, Philadelphia,
April 25th, 1163 . . • • ;
SEALED PSOPOSALSare invited&nd will.bereceived!
at this office until 12 o'clock M. on FRIDAY, May 1,1863,1
to furnish, promptly, at the Schuylkill Arsenal: . {
3-4 and 6.4 Sky-blue Kersey, indigo wool-dyed, made;
of pure wtfol, aud entirely.free from, 1 shoddy. . The 8-43
Kersey to be iull 27 inches wide, and to weigh 11 ounces
to the yard, and the 6-4'Ker'sey,to befall 54 inches wide,
andto weigh 22 bunces‘totheTard,cr ,‘
"Bid ders.will statein their proposals -.the.. quantity 1 bid
for;the time of.deliveries; and* also' give the names of
two sufficient suretiesfor.therfaithfiil,. fulfillment of the
contract if awarded. ; ; A sample' can be seen-at this office.
The United States reserves the right-to reject all.bids if
the price iB deemed too high, and no bid wiiL.be accept
ed for an article which is not equal , ,in. <lI l respects, to
the Army standard. Biddersfare 'invited-to be present at
the opening of thebids. j”. ‘ . G.'H. CROSttAN,
; ap2s-6t .: ' Asst. Q., AL.Gen. U. S. A; <
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER G&
NEPAL’S OFFlCE— Philadelphia, 27th April, 1863.
PROPOSALS will be recttVed at.this-Office.until SA
TURDAY, 2d May, 1863, at 12 o’clock M. , ! for the imme
; diare delivery in this city of the following articles, viz:
1,500 feet ot IH- inch Gum Hose. ‘
200 do. do. ; do. ‘ dol '•••
.. 6 Reels for coiling feme.. , '
. 60 .Buckets (wooden); sample required. ■ ' -•:••••/
. . 25 Axts. ; - • ■ r.i : ! -: lA :
1 Piece Zinc; 75 feetfln length; 3H feet wide.' ’
The right is reject all bids deemed too high.
... •W, • : , '-"V A. BOYDb '
ap2B-5t .. . > ' Captain and Asst. Q. 3L
A SSISTAiNT. QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL’SOFFICE.—PhiIadeIphia, April 27th,
1863.--- v- **fW,a* • - , , .
’-w4H“*be«*reeelved'^at+. this , office until
SATURDAY, the May, ;at *ia o’clock M., for .the
drainage of-the U: 85>A?,*-Hoßpitad, West Philadelphia;
P3ans and specifications ‘for- the same to -be seen at this
office. Bidders will state the shortest time required, and
tb« lowest price for the full completion of the wprk.
•Therightls reserved to reject all bids deemed to high.;
\ l J. >
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL’S OF-
J?ICE, WASHiHGTOjr CiTTr March.2l,lB6l—Owners
of 'Steam vessels are invited to send to the Quarter*
master General's Office tenders fortheir charter er sale,
: should contamJdescriptlonr of th'e, Teasels,
their dimensions, enrolled or registered tonnage, actual.
carrying capacity, material, whether coppered, whether
sidewheel or propellers, . whether iron or copper-fasten
ed-; size and powerof engines "and 1 boilers ; and shoald
they.are.offerediorlongor short
ehaiter,iriththe estimated ralne of the yessels in case
ofloss.'of-in’ case th ©.Government 6hould.*prefer to? pur
chase'instead of-’chartering. ‘
Owners of steam vessels already in the service of the
Quartermaster’s / J)epartment~ are..iequested to make
. known to the D epartment'any deduction in their present
rates which they may be willing to grant, and aliofthe
price atwhich they will be willing to sell them. * ■
' ‘All such tenders should 'he addressed. to the"Quartei;-
master, the ITnitedStates.at-Washington, and
should Wendorted “Proposals for Charter!-or Sue of
Steamers.*’ . „ • . ; •
■*. i t-hey/willihe considered,
partm'ent'will endefcvor toreduce the heavyerpensa: at
. tending army.transportation, upon the ocean aod ’' tide
waters, by substituting, whenever, it can do *so, chedper
vesselß'bf equal capacity for those now employed;'
,=: - r-, V tic . - ■■■:.
PROPOSALS FOR/RIFLECANNON*
/ • Oiiuxaxcb Office, War Department,
April 1(5,1863.
- Propeßals^mtiereceivea'actliis'oflicetmtU4o’clock,
P. M.on the 2d day of MAT.riext,for'the manufacture
and delfver3r.of thirty; CaST-XBOBT SIEGB RIFLB CAN
NON of thh'calibre offourand a" half inches.; These can- .
hon.weigh, 'when.:finished,: About 3,570 pounds. VLThey -
to# the drawmgs
swhich'will be fuf see® alhny
.United,States Arsenal.,' They Are/to ,b'e
.ceore'dfroih the-interior.- aTetoVbe'subj'ect .to, the
-' regular. iUnited, States Inspection and proof,' ; ahd none are
to De'receiVed or paid for but such.as' the
.Inspector.whose decisiohasto the, reception orrejOction
of any Of theui'is ,to.be final and conclusive. '\T ;. •/
' 1 Bidders will state the time theypropoke to deliver the ,
.first,Cannon jrandthenumberthey wiildeliver,weekty,
-thereafteri~They.wiiralso state where they, propose to
fthciprice-'per, ;pound*for t the
/finished d ehyered attheplace of shipment near
est to the foundry i^ere;<»st.Vi^/
; Nobid'Willibe entertained-*except from regular foun
ders,-evidence.of which, and of.their ability to fulfill a
cbhtract,'if awarded to them, must,accompany the bids,
the bidder is known to this offtcjL , i- ■
■ Any.bidder obtaining, a contract wilt be .required to
enter less than two nineties, m the
-penal the fhifchful fulfillment or his con*
.tract, iniaH'respectS..'- ,f, "11/ / ,:r .1
,The right is reserved.to reject :any. or aUbidS/Sf* the
'•.prices aretfeemed tod'high, or ; if/for gay cause.itis not .
‘'thought for-the public interest, to accept ithem. ;Pr<mo
‘' sals will be sealed and addressed to V Brig. Gen. J. W.
, Ripley, Chief of Ordnance,:: Washington, ~D. C-,” and
will be endorsed “ Proposals for 4K-incli -Rifle Gannon.”
?.v • J AS. w.-RIPLEY, f
■-. ap2o-mwf6t . Brig. Gen. CMeJOrdnancej
nXC ARMY; AND TOILET MIRRORS,
Th. l».t'ln : th.worldfof thiahmnd dhrabUUr. ; •
je&wfiC’t.ir *
Th.beßttfrui<lBllkElnUh«d
' VELVET RIBBONS:
Sol* Aunt. - BEHJiiIIH 1L SMITH.
I*l DViSI MU Went Broadway,
- fa7-3m. i-f e 1 '" "■ yew Torn.
YIBAIN, .PIPE.—S T ONE W.A RE
. 'l.
S-inchbore*.......\'v.v..'..i;t 4 . 25 cents per yard
* 3., d 0..... so do do. ■
,do 65 do .do. .
.Ever, variety of connections lwnds, traps, rad hoppers.
We afe.now prepared to furnish Pipe ™ tl
; terms to dealers and - those, paroMjin* in
*“• orthe weatheHn^lta^
.. A mat variety of Ornamehtal;Garden Vases in Terra
'• Cotta/”aasical designs, Hl'sixeg;;and warranted- to
stand the weather. Also, Taney Flower Pots, Hanging ,
Baskets, and r- v
a "philaaeli*ia.Terra:CottaWorki.» ** -/* '
Offlw and Warerooins 1010 CHESTNUT Stewrt| ftW
■, mb4-wfm tfiie k\/.\ :V >' • -■ S-, A..iJA-KKiHUfI. .
VTEW GOOES IwNEW GOODS!—WE*
A 1 are daily.recalling from factory uew patterns of-
WALL PAPERS, to which we invite the attention of t
dealera m Paper Hangings. . ■ •., . t j.
Iniiour retail: denartment we havcMld special.atten
* tion'to tasteful designs suiting* •
■ Rooms papered by selected to give
>v B’
.ap6-lm+ - • • No.. 10, North THll^Btreet.
FORT.—I3S QUARTER
A1 T casksjost received per ship \V, hi
jbond, by 4, .CHa|' &. JAS. CARSTAIRS,
* ap2i and ai,QRANITE Streets.
rjJEt^SEi^t^ES )W jS?AYB STONES,
>AiLNP MONUMENTS, VAT PRICES.—A
large assortment of-ltalian Grave* Stones, of various dn-,-
'‘signs, offered at,reduced pcioes, at: Marble Works of A.<
/STEINMETZ, RIDGE Avenue, helowElevonth street.
. mh3C-Sm- ‘ ’«< t
S JOHNBTMVEROjbOv^OTIOTr
: v .a3a and a 3« MARgKT Btra^.
1 1,1 : : ’• - '■>
, May lst at pruriaely 10X o'olbck, br cataloca*. ra
! four months' credit— , v w
r Comprising English, BruswdShthrea--nlv. superfine:
Ingrain, Venitlan. e heinp L and3&t carpeting&; white Mi
red check Canton and cocoa mattings, rugß, mats,
gets, Ac. ]
FEREMFTOEYBALE OF FREfICH. INDIA. QIRMiF,
... AND BRITISH DR* GOOD*, As.
ON MONDAY MORNING.
May 4th. at 10 o’clock, will be sold hrsaUlogus>«|
four months’ credit, about . * .
700 PACKAGES AND LOTB'
of French, India* German, and-British- dry .goods,.*•>»
embracinra large and choice assortment of fiaoev and
staple axiielea in silk, worsted, woolen, linen, and eotton
fobrics, ■- - ■ r . > .
May 6tb. at 10. o’clock; will be sold by eatalogna* o*
four months’’credit—, 1 • v
About 900 packages boots, shoes,* brogans, cavalry
boots, Ac..embracing a general assortment of print
goods, of City and Eastern manufoetore. 5
LARGS POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH. TRENCH*
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We will hold a large sale of British, Frenoh, German,
and Domestic Dry Goods, by catalogue/on four months*,
credit, "■■■■■■■ - "• i-.:
, ' ON THURSDAY MORNING. >
May 7th, embracing about 700 packages • and lots
01 staple and fancy articles in woolens, linens, eottona.
silks, and worsteds,-to which we invite the of
; dealers.'
N. B.—Samples of the same'will be arranged for ex
amis atlon; with catalogues, early on the morning of sale;
When dealers will find it to their interest to Attend.
"FURNESS, BRINLEV. & 00.,
■ No. 4-»9 MAiKBT OTHER.
... SALE THIS (Friday) MORNING, at 10 o’clock.
A CARD. —The atieniion of pni chasers is requested to
our sale on Friday morning. May Ist, at 10 o’clock, by
catalogue,' orL foor moDthb' credit.comprißiug a desirable
assortment ol seasonable goods.
. NOTICE-TO JOBBERS AND RETAILERS.
In sale on Friday— r
bales Indigo-blue Clinton and Cumberland stripes.
‘ —;bales: do Denims. ’
•’—balesorgandies, lawns. • * t ;
Mozamfciqnee. Pilk-check shawls. «•
Balmoral skirts, Irish linens..
'•■■l'-"’'-V;-"‘"v'w-ALSO, ’ - - ..
2,C00 pieces white goods,-or superior make.
BONNET RIBBONS.
300 cartons Nos. 4 a 60extra quality black, white, and
colored poult de sole ribbons. i *:‘ .
FRENCH MOZAMBIQUES.de.
Trench moz&mbiqGeP; organdies,;and jaconets
fancy dress f-ilks, black gros deßhines. /
Balmoral skirts. ; .«
400 large size balmoral .
. INDIGO BLUE DENIMS AND t STRIPES.
bales heavy indigo-blue denims.
bales' .do 'do Clinton and Cumberland stripes,
: : IRISH LINENS.
4 cases fine Irish, shirting linens.,
2case6 ' do- printed ' d'». , J :
■ k ILK- CHECK CASHMERE SHAWLS, Ac.
400 printed Cashmere shawist
,150 ,do Stella do. . '
200 silk-check do: ‘
-400 dozen silk gloves.
•SALE OF FRENCH, BRITISH. AND AMERICAN DRY
. w- . GOODS..
THIS MORNING, .
May 1» t, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, on 4 month* 1
•redit—
-SCO packages and lots of fancy and staple dry goods:
ssjSoo pieces of tape check and swrss mus
;l i n nainsooks, j aconkts, victo ma l awns,
. POST. MULLP, CAMBRICS,, AND BRILLIANTS—OF
SUPERIOR MAKE AND FINISH.v
.THIS MORNING,. \
pieces superior small check tape.muslins.
pieces fine' to extra* flneSwlss mulls,:'
pieces do Nainspoks and jaconets.
pieces * do. . • do • • VictoriaTayns,-soft muds.
pieces do Brilliants and cambrics.
310- CARTONS BONNET RIBBONS—BONNET AMD
TRIMMING RIBBONS
_ • THIS MOhNING; - -
300 cartons Nos. 4 a 60 extra quality cable-cord white,
black .and colored poult de.soie.rlbbons.
IVI THOMAS:* SON Hi, ■*'
Nos. : 139 and 14tl South FOURTH StrMt. *■_
Sale at Nob. 139 and 141 South Fourth Street * , r
F URN IT UR B.- fOV AL ? MIRROR,- FIRI
:.=-PBOOFEAFES, BOOKCASES. CARPETS.
THIS MORNING. - f '
‘At 9 o’dock.at the Auction Store; 'the superior parlor
fai:niture, fPrench,-plate oval mirror, fireproof safes made
by Herring; Evans & Watson fire-proof,two Iron cheste,
five bookcases, fine carpets, &c. ' ! -
< ,-Also, three elegant French plate oval mirrors.
Also, four large oil cans,'coffee bins, &c.‘
. SALE OF VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
FROM A L»BRARY. -
THIS AFTERNOON*--- :
. May Ist, at the. Auction Store, a collection of valuable
miscellaneous a,library.
t Administrator's Sale-736 Spring Garden Street. ■ *
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF, A. HOOT AND BSOK ’•
'•'• 'BTOBB. • • ••■> v
' ON'SATUKDAY MORNING.'
,Mpy2d, at 10 o'elock,.at No. ,7c.6 Spring Garden, street,
by order of administrators, the entire stock' of-Christo
peer Glover, deceased; comprising gentlemen’s and la*
diet}’, boots and shoes,: boys’..and misses’; skins; shoe
findings; store fixtures. Ac. .
"Albo, a superior sewing machine. • •
:J$S~ May be examined, with catalogues; on the morn
ing of the sale at 8 o’clock. ’
Sale for Account United States.
WOOXi, COTTON, AMDLEATBER CUTTINGS.
OITMONDAY HORNING.
May 4th, atl2 o'clock. at the Auction Store, a quantity
of wool, cotton and leather cuttings, b&leing, *rope, pa*
'perv’&c. v ■" *■ ■ •
'AIko, about 2,000 lbs damaged cotton..
MS*, May be examined throe days previous to sale.
* • ' Sale for Account United States.
ARM? WAGONS. AMBULANCES, Ac.
- • - « . ON MONDAY MORNING,
>. May 4th, atj.o o’clocfr,
near Gray ’s Ferry, 12 army 'wagons, one hospital bag
gage •wagon; three one.borsfe ambulances, incomplete:
> PACK IB G BOXEB, -LUMBER; IKON. : ‘
Also, abouc six hundred packing boxes, lot lumbar,
hoop iron Ac. s - • - -
Terms, cash.
/ZJJLLLBTTB & SCOTT,
V AUCTIONEERS, Jayne’s Marble Building.
019 CHESTNUT Street, and 616 JAYNE
■' • • . • • : . ‘ . -Philadelphia-- ■
...May3d, at 11 o’clock. r r* , -
- ;Avery.choice and valuable private collection of Oil
Paintings.'of varied and pleasing subjects, by Rosenberg,
f:Howard: , :Bakfr“Paul?ltitter?Cam&beU;Villiers, Sbmere*
Roberts,.Saunders, Seymore,. Pallisade,,Windfield, and
other celebrated American land
scapes, river, and mountain scenery, group and figure
pieces, &c.;ail richly mounted in fine gilt frames. Also,
a fine lot of cabinet pictures and medallions, under con.--
vex and crystal* glass; .
The paintings are now arr&ugcd'for exhibition,>at the
' Auction Store, No; 619 Chestnut street, with descriptive
catalogue. r.,.--, ■ - - -t ;
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OP AMERICAN- AN D IM
PORTED DRY. GOODS, ’EMBROIDERIES,'‘WHITE
GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS,v'HOOP SKIRTS,' HO
SIERY, GLOVES.&c.
~ . ON/TUESDAY MORNING.' r" " w . v
May sth,-commencingat lO o’clock.precisely, compri- ..
sing about 600 lots of. new and r seasonable dry goods, J
well worthy the attention-'of purchasers. *
HOOP SKIRTS. , ' . 1
Ii eluded in the sale will-be found ladies’ and misses*
woven, tape, andfhncycord, plain and gore trail- hoop
- - : t - ...
EMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS. Ac. .
Also, a very fine embroideries and lace goods*
collars and setts, Bouncings, edgings, Ac.
Also, ; a fine invoice of, Veilv
. , • hosiery, Ac.
ATso, a fine line men’s, women’s, misses’,. and child*
-ren’s white-aad colored iiose and half-hose. ; '
P ANOO AST & AUO-
913 MARKET Street-
SPECIAL; POSITIVE SALE OP- STRAW . GOODS,
MEN’S AND BOYS’ HATS, MILLINERY GOODS,
Ac., by catalogue. -
: *»»>•** • £ MORNING. , ,
May 4th, commencing at 10 o’clock precisely. -. .' . (
Comprising about,2so‘cases and. lots of mostfeshion
able shape goods of straw, white and colored hair,fancy
braid, Ac.,for ladles’,-misses’, and children. . •
LARGE POSITIVE > SALE OEAMERTCAB AND IM
PORTED DRY GOODS. WHITE «00J)8, RIBBOBS.
MILLINER? GOODS. *c .fcy cabdogna
, oh wedkesdai morning.
May 6th,'commencing.at l 0 o’clock precisely.' ;
Comprising about76o lots of seasonable goods, to which
tbe.attention of. buyers is invited 1 ‘
pHIIiP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEER*#
A iV : .ssis MABKET and 539 COMMERCE Street* r
- SALE OP 1,000 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, BRO
, • ' SANS. Ac.‘ ,
' •* \ ON MONDAY MORNING,
May 4th, at 10 o’clock precisely, will be sold 'by cata
logue, 1,000 cases men’s, boys’, and youths’, calf, kip*
and grain boots,vbrogans, Ac.; women's, misses’, and
children's calf, kip, goat, kid, and morocco heeled boots
and shoes. ' i . :*?
for examination, with catalogues, early on
the morning of sale. .■ -xr;
Capt-U-S. M- Q. A, ]
TJY HENRY P. WOLBERT,
•M- \AUCTIOKBBB, 't..*
: Ne.-SOJ§ MARKET -Street. South side., above Second St.
Regular Sales of,Dry Goods, Trimmifigg, Notions, Ac.,'
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and .FRIDAY MORN
ING, at 10 o'clock precisely. . ' . 4 N
>: ( .City. and country Dealers are requested to attend theeu
sales.., ,•
• Consignments respectfully solicited' from Manulketu
rers. Importers, Commission, Wholesale, • and.' Jobbing
Houses,, and Retailers of all' and every description of
.Merchandise.:,
’ • THIS MORNING, . ' • '
May Ist, at lOo’clock.’ will be sold, dress and domestic
goods,wide-tape skirts.’dress trimmings, cotton hosiery,
gloves, mitts, linen.and cotton.handkerchiefs., laces, em
broideries,' ■ ribbons; “ra filing; colerette,' bead
grods.mu&li&f drawers, ;themize, aprons, table cloths*
.shavfls. caps,'shoes;* Ac.: ; :•
Til OSES. NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
southeast cornerTof SIXTH and RACE Streets.
- *'•••. •' .-V T— ±-l .
AT '‘PRIVATE SAXE;! AT LESS THAN HALF-TBB
?*?i •«. - BStJALrSELXING BRICES.
Fine gold hunting-case, magic:case, and doable bottom
English patent-lever watches, foil jewelled and plain.of
-ithenTostapprovedandtbest makers ;flne, gold, homing
scaser and.-, open-face. Geneva. patent-lever- and lepina
watches; ladies’? . enamelled and diamond;
watches; fine "goldhunting-'case American' patent-lever
watches, of themost approved makers; fine silver hunt
ing. case and open-face • English patent-lever watches*
of .the most , approved and best makers;:fine’, slver =
..hnnting-case ana ,: open-face Swiss and French pa*
tent lever and lepine watches; independent second And
doable-time lever'watches; silver Qaartier, English,*
Swiss/and French, watches jiiaegoldplated.,'vetches;:
Peters’ patent watches,, with fine English- movements;
and -variodß other fwafcchee. Very fineEDglish-Ywist'
double-barrel fo.wlihffpieces, barr and'baek-aaction.
locks," Foineyery cqftly; very line doable-barrel duck
gons, breech; loading carbines,-revolving rifles, fine En
glish rifles, revolverer Ac. 'Yeryfihe sewing machines;
several -very superior hammocks; £ne gold chains, and
jewelry'of eyeryi aescripfcion, diamonds, and nnmerona
: '' * \•;
MONEY. TO LOAN.
i in large or email amountsfon goods or every description.
either at privateidweUings, stores, or elsewhere;.and.
' Whe'irreqmredtwo*thirdß of the value of the goods, will
f heiadvanro&onilai anticipation of sale. . j V
«"(KWglGNMENTeJofgoods of every description soli
cited fovonr public wales. •
•'"giffiv - BOSTON and phtladbi^
, SUiC-PHIA STEAMSHIP LINK, sailing from each
twit oi SATURDAYS, firaa tatiTOutriow PIKB
Iteoat Philadelphia, and Lone Wharf. Boston.?, .
‘■ < The ateamor SAXON, {Captain -Matthew. ..WUI Mil
from Philadelphia ,‘en BATOBDAY, May 2d,
[.t It o'cloeh A. M. ;land steamer NOKMahT.
Bake., froinßoßten, on-the S AMKD AY, at4P..M .
. These now and epbetantlal eteamehlpa.fcrm a regular
tics, sailing from each port punctually on Saturdays ,
Insurance* elwthdat on'e-hal t the premium charged bp
MilYesoelaTj.'iTl / t . . :
’’ Freights tahm at.falr rates. '
. Bhlppe'ra are rwinested to send audEillf
Lading with their gpoda. . ,
ForFreigkt or Passage (hwrtng Jnei^seoiunodaHcnsh
apply to -.-HBHKrWIMBOB '* CO:.'
..-adift ~ , 33B,8onth,J11SLAWAR8 Ayenua.
V^cf®,,STEAM iWEEKI/ST T 6 LIVBR
? ' POOL, touching (Cork Har
' bor.) The well .known Steamers of the Liverpool, Mew
f irrl". ■»* wmi. ettamthlriTinirccT 111 '*’"*'’**”
to sail ae follows : „ . ■
■EDINBURGH', .e 1... Saturday.- May *.
GLASGOW... Saturday. May 9.
ETNA,.. Saturday, May 18.
} Ini nTIJ numiiUn Batnrday at noon, from Pier 80.
- wtTM ot passage. ’ v
60
Do. to London. 86 00 Do.■ to LoaloL 1110
; j-. 80. -to Parts. 96 00 : : to Paris, 40 60
r>i Do. to - Hamburg, 90 00 . - Do.Y to l Hamburg, ?I7 60
PsiaMnmrs alsoforwarded to Hayre. Bremen, Botter
, damVAntwemio., ateQnallydowfrates. * - ■
r Fareafrom Liverpool or Queenstown: latCaMn.fn>
tSAtIOA Steerage from Liverpool,**).' Prom Queans
l town, *9O. Thoee who wish" to ssed- for their friend teas
■hny tickets here at these rates? ■> .
For further Information, apply at the Company*
J - Offices. ■ -i r\ JOHN O. DALRAgentl
feaB id Ml WALNUT Street. Philadelphia
BBa EVANS'& WATSON’S
RSyS , BALAMANDEKSAFI
■ - -y; • • ' ' STORRe
.V U’is SOUTH FOURTff BTBIET, .
.. ;*. .. -THILARBLPHIA. pl. • ,
A,Urw variety v of SAFES
/hattd.w * t - I* “t
EDWIN-A. HUGHEB,'UN
iIWiiBW' -- ■ .-jjDEBTAXBB,' js.'P
:a ub South TBHTH Street, above Bpniefcv
MD-3*. Philadelphia. ~
* . ~ AtTC.TIOH SALES,;
POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES, &c.
: - ON TUESDAY MORNING.
ON SATORDaY MORNING.
DRY GOODS; SKIRTS, TRIMMINGS. Ac.
SHIPPING.