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MILITARY.
TRUE OF CITY WARRANTS
Warrants were tuned on Saturday for the pay
enent of the city bounty to seventy men, none o
'whom pieta substitutes.
THE DRAFT.
The draft, which was generally believed would
take piece to day, cannot, it seems, acoording to the
act of Congress of July 4th last, take place earlier
titan the 16th Inst. The act of Congress provides
s , That to case the quota, or any part thereof, of any
mien, township, ward of a city, preeinot, or eleettion
district of any °Guilty not so subdivided, shall not
be tilled within the apace of sixty days after such
nail, then the President shall immediately order a
drag for ono year, to fill such quota., or any part
themef which may be unfilled."
The sixty days required by the above aot do not
expire till the 16th inst. If the energies now being
used to till the quota be continued till the time ex
pires, it is probable that the quota of the city will
be entirely filled. The plan to insure against the
draft by a subscription of $5O is a good one, and If
more generally adopted would bo more productive
in results than any plan that has yet been devised.
OFFICERS FOR COLORED TROOPS
The following students of the free Military School
ter applicants for the command of colored troops,
Eassed a sucoeosful examination before the Board of
xaminers. at Washington, last week, and were re•
commended for the positions named :
For Mc j or—Ttlaon C. Barden, late captain Cow
pony l 3 2d Michigan Regiment, aged aO.
For F irst Lieutenant—George H. Bartlett, sergeant
company I, 17th Illinoie Cavalry, aged 20.
For Second Lieutenants—Richard J. Ritmo% sad
dlery sergeant 17th "libels Cavalry, aged ; Wm.
A. Ereeman, corporal 11th unattached company
Nessachusetts Heavy Artillery, aged 20; Septimns
V. Gnald, private Company I, Ist - Illinois Artillery,
aged 1s ; play W. Evans, private Company (4, 48th
rennay Ivan% Regiment, aged 20.
DEATHS
The following deaths of soldiers were reported at
the Diedmal Director's Office yesterday, from Army
Hospitals in this department :
It late Halt Hospilal.—Goarrled Kreider, A. A.
Heavy Artillery; James McGuire, Co. L
Summit House Hospital.—Frank Barclay, Co. A,
9th V. S.C. T. ; Alien Douglas, CO. h, 6th Pa, oev.
McClellan B. Under, Co. U, 46th S. U.
&Werke HospilaL—Beuben Soper, Co. G, Y.
Art. • Jam R. Neill, Co. B, 36th0. T.: Joseph
White, Co. B. 31st U. S. a T.
Chestnut Hill Hospital.—N. B. Tobin, Co. A, 6th
V. H.
Turner's Lane Hoepltal.—Thomas Kelfoyle, Co.
rth Ohio Car.
DESERTERS.
The following•named soldiers were reported at the
:Medical Director , ' Lame yesterday, as having de
serted from Army Hospitals in this department:
Daniel Sorarty, CO. D, 47th Pa.
W. R. Capra, Co. li,tBth Pa.
Thomas 1. Burge, 00. Kf 87th Pa.
Charles WellS, Co. D, Nth Pa.
William L. Barton, Co. H, 99th Pa.
John A. Moore, Co. 0,102 d Pa.
John Wesley, E, 107th Pa.
William Hader, Co. L, 112th Pa.
Nath. H. Miller, Co. F, 148th Pa.
Israel P. Madden, Co. 0, 184th Pa.
Cyrus S. Dail, Co, P, 194th Pa.
Charles A. Barrhardt., 0- Co. E, Id Batt. P. G.
WUUam Brown, Co. , 12th Pa. Cay.
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Alderman Mettler.]
ARREST OF A SEAMSTRESS ON THE CHARGE
OR ROBBERY.
Eloine Seraphena Townsend, a widow, forty years
Old, a practical cutter, fitter, and seamstress, was
arraigned at the Central Station, on Saturday
afternoon, on the charge of robbery, by Detectives
OnMean and Carlin. This case opens to full view
a series of astounding robberies and the revovery of
an 'immense amount of stolen goods. The accused
is a very modest, amiable-looking woman, and is
the last person wtiom the oldest detectives would
Suspect. Her husband died a few years ago, and
since that event the widow renewed her business, as
seamstress, and from her own confessions she
availed herself of facilities thus gained, and almost
daily, for over three years past, committed larceny.
She h ad received employment as seamstress in many
wealthy families, and it was her own fault if else was
at any time without plenty of work at the highest
rate of wages.
Several weeks since she was employed by Mrs.
Lean*, widow of the late Frederick Lennig,
wholesale druggist, residing in Germantown, to
make up some dresses for members of the family.
A day Or two after having concluded her engage
ment, a number of valuable articles were missed
from the house, but no suspicion fell upon the ac
cused. Information of the robbery was lodged at
the Central Stationthouse, and the detectives above
named were delegated to work out the police pro
blew. In the course of their investigations, they
ascertained that the accused had been employed as
seamstress, and from this point they spread their
net with care. A few days sluce Mrs. Townsend
vaa again employed in the family of Mrs. Lennig.
She was carefully watched by the two officers. On
going home, towards evening, her expanded skirt
eras much larger than it was In the morning.
"What do you think of that, Red 1" said Oallanan.
That's bilious," he replied.
"Pretty big skirt.
• "Enormous."
"Pinch larger than it was this morning."
"Decidedly so."
In a short time the two officers so arranged them
selves; that the suspected lady had to brush against
them. This was enough. Something very heavy
was thus ascertained to bo under her outside dress.
Not long after this she was, much to her surprise
and mortification, taken into custody. On being
entailed, a shop-lifter's "swag bag" wasound all
around her, pending from her wale. It sontained
a fine black dress coat, several dresses, and a num
ber of places of material for dresses. Other less
Valuable articles were also found in the bag. The
Meceitirlerv6dtieleTdftrlCvesthem
lwre rather astounded . PPe3 looked a t her,
then at each other, thee at the goods; they pre..
served silence, white her trembling frame and flush
ed face betrayed her guilt. She was, of course, de
tained. The keys of her trunk were handed
to the officers. Her boarding-house, where she
had been living for a period of eight oonseoutive
years, was searched. Her room contained a conside
rable number of trunks, chests, and bags, all well
tilled with a variety of articles, enough to sot up
quite a clever-sired variety shop of fancy and useful
goods. These were taken to the station house, and
piled up like a monument in the Rogue's Gallery
apartment. The officers then proceeded to Camden,
'Sear Jersey, where they recovered several more
trunks and bags all crammed full of goods. These
were also conveyed to the station house.
Mrs. Lennig, in the meantime, had been Sent for,
and upon overhauling the goods until she was tired,
identified her property to the value of $l,OOO. The
prisoner was, therefore, arraigned for a hearing.
Mrs. Lennig testified as to the employment of the
accused in her family, and had Identified the goods,
which bad been taken a few days sloes ; also, some
articles that had been purloined on former mica-
Blow. The prisoner held her head down. She was
committed in default of $3,000 ball to await a fur
ther hearing.
We may further state that the names of.fiflocne
wealthy families, for whom the prisoner had been
working for a number of years, have been obtained
by the detectives, and private notices have been
issued to them to call at the station-hones to ex
amine the geode that 1 ave been recovered. It Is
quite probable that other parties who employed the
prisoner, and whose names are not known to the
officers, may find eons," cd their property at the sta
tion. The chest that was in daily use of the accused
was an object of especial interest. It was emptied
of its contents. In the bottom thereof was a secret
drawer. The spring was easily discovered, and a lot
of silver coin, a large number of nickels, and some
paper documents were found. Ina pocket book were
found a $6O U. S. treasury note, $BO in small notes,
and in a yellow envelope were nicely folded two
bonds of City fis, one of them for $l,BOO, dated Au
t, 1801 and the other for $BOO, dated July, 1881.
Several other smaller articles were also discovered.
The officers now proceeded to make a general in
spection of the goods. They consist of dresses,
parts of dresses, silks, muslin, linen, towels, sheets,
pillow wises, coats, tan endless variety of Imitate un
-der garments, between five and six hundred hand
kerchient, from plain to lace cambric, of the finest
silk, Silver spoons, Sic., an ma k euantity. of jewelry,
some of whioh, from their and style, are pro
bably family relics, and therefore invaluable. Many
of the things thus recovered have full names upon
them or initials by which they may be easily and
- positively identified.
Among the articles of wearing apparel found,
Stowed away in the chests were quite a number of
pairs of drawers, one of them being large enough for
a man as obese as Daniel Lambert. To use the gra
phic language of Mr. Callanan, "each log of the
drawers would hold enough potatoes for a family of
six persons during a winter," Other articles of
household use are marked " OontinentaL" It is
known that the defendant was employed by some of
the lady boarders at this great hotel at different
'times during the last three or four years.
The accused finding the evidence of her guilt
crowding so thick and fast upon iter, volun
tarily made a full conf es9loo of her peoulatlons,
Which she admitted that she had been engaged in
eince the summer of the year 18G1. During this
time she sold considerable or the goods, and.thus ob.
tamped money that was invested In a variety of ways.
The developments are of an astounding character.
;She penalised the confidence of many respectable
and wealthy families or Philadelphia, who will
;doubtless be surprised. Another bearing will fake
place as soon as the officers cannbtaki the attend
ance of mit:teems. •
C OIIII TERPEIT-MOTE.CAGE.
- Sohn Miller, 'William Moon, and Cornelius Pryor
were arraigned on Saturday on the charge of at
tempting to pase a counterfeit ten-dollar note on
arr. Charles Lesher, the proprietor of a house en
nrew Market street. The defendants had seine re
!habitants, and offered the notes. It purported to
have been issued by a bank in Baltimore. Some
doubt was felt hoodthe note, and several persons
in the neighb examired it, all of whom pro
pounced It to be spurious. It is alleged that the de
fandanta still insisted the note was genuine, and
refused to pay in any other money. They were
committed to answer.
- - TUE CONTRABAND BUSINESS.
Santee Ellinger was arraigned on Saturday on
'the charge of forcibly attempting to enlist Charles
Hamlin, a colored boy; said to be a contraband.
It seems the boy' came from Frederieksburg, Va..,
In company with a gentleman who was to take him
to Washington, D. Q. By some means unknown
the parties became separated. The boy arriv etvat
_
the - Baltimore depot a few days since, where trice re
mained loitering, friendless and penniless. It is
alleged that he was taken In charge by defendant,
who gave him something to . eat and found him
shelter, Finally, he wanted the strange boy to
enlist in the army. Ho refused to comply, but said
he Lad no objection to enlisting in Wallington, but
not In Pennsylvania. The evidence developed the
fact that the defendant endeavored to forte the bey
to enlist, threatening him In divers ways, claiming
jam as his property, demanding pay for the victuals
he had eaten, eta. A blend stepptd Mat the proper
-moment and relieved the contraband from farther
- trouble by having the defendant arrested. He was
held to answer the charge of attempting to enlist a
Izilnor.
ROBBERIES
David Harmer. a resident of Burlington, New
Jersey, arrived in this city on Saturday night,
ha v i ng taken passage in the cars at Burlington.
when he arrived in this city he found that Ms pock
et had been picked of money, checks, and coupon
bonds to the amount of $B,OOO.
William Maier, a boarder at the Rittenhouse Ho.
tel, had his pocket pieked of a- valuable gold okra
nometer, in tile crowd waiting for tickets at the
opening of the Arch-street Theatre. The place was
besieged by the people anxious for admittance.
This afforded a line opportunity for pickpockets to
.operate.
LARCENY.
Elisabeth Conner, a colored woman, was commit
ted on Saturday to answer the charge of robbing
another colored woman, named• Mary Ann Cook, of
nearly all her clothing. Some of the stolen articles
mere recovered at a pawnshop.
[Bolero Kr. Alderman Jenne.]
SOLDIER ROBBED.
A female camp-lounr, giving the euphonic to
IMMO of Virginia T. B. Heller, was arraigned on Sa
turday on the charge of robbing a soldier of all the
money he had, at Camp Oadwalader. There is a
clan of females continually loiterint about th e
camp. Their conduct is a disgrace to e sex. The
soldier alleges that he was in company, th the int
sonar, and that he missed his money shortly after.
There was no evidence that she had taken it. Cha
racter is considered In a cue like this, and therefore
the case was returned to court.
SHERIFF'S SALES. •
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A.
writ or Yea ditloni ExPones, to loolls L rp..4.4 will
~..
be exposed to nubile sale or vendee, on XI AX .
ning, Sept. 6, 1964, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Half,
All the estate,
riot, tate, and interest of Czniel
Festering of, in, and to, all that certain lot or piece of
ground situate on the uorthwesterlx side of a certain
49. feet-wide street trustees , called POAIOI - 1115 and Eli
zabeth 8. Fantorles, High street. at the
distance of 241 feet no, theastwardly from the German
town main street, now called Germantown avenue, in
the fate borough of Oermentown, now the Twenty
seem d ward of the city of Philadelphia; containing in
hoot or breadth on the said High street 180 feet, and
extending in length or depth of that width. between
parallel lines at right angles with the said High street,
114 feet, more or efts. Bounded on the northeast by
ground granted. to Jonathan Live:ley; southwest by
ground granted to William R. Denton; northwest by
ground formerly of Charles Machnett, now George W.
Carpenter, and southeast by High street aforesaid.
Ho 2. All that certain lot or piece of ground althea
on the northwestwardly side or the said High street
sod the northeastwardly side of Morton street, in the
said Twenty-second ward, beginning at the corner of
the said High street and 'torten street; thence extend
ing northeastwardly along the said High street KV feet;
thence extending northwest wrathy along ground con
veyed to Mary A. Fa ream, in a line at right angles with
said Morton street, 291 feet 6 inches, more or less, to
grennd now or late of Charlotte Cusbman; thence
emu hwestiv nrdly along the same 301 feet 6 inches, more
or lest, to the northeastwardly side of the said Morton
street, and thence eoutheastwardly along the same 191
feet 6 Inches to the place of beginning
NO 3. All that La meth lot or piece of ground situate on
the northwesterly side of the said Huth street, at the
distance of 400 feet northeastward from the said Mor-•
ton *treat, in the Twenty second ward of the said city;
containing in front or breadth on the said High street
SD feet, and extending in length or depth norfhwest
ward ly between parallel line, at right angle** to the
said Blgh street 191 feet 6 inches, more or less. Bounded
on the northeast by ground granted to Robert McKie
ley; southwest by said ground granted to Mary A • Fer
num ; northwest by said ground now or late of Char
lotte Cushman. and southeast by High street aforesaid,
4. All that certain lot or piece of groped Rituals
on the northwesterly side of the said High 'Oast at the
distance of 800 feet northeastwardly from the said Mor
ton street, lu the said Twenty second ward; containing'
in front or breadth on the said High street 100 feet, and
extending in tength or depth north westwardly between
parallel lines at right angles with the said High street
101 feet 6 inches. more or leas. Bounded northeast
wardhy and southwestwardly by ground granted to
Robert McKinley, of which this was girt; northwest
warily by said ground now or late of Charlotte Cash
man, and toutheastwardly by High street aforesaid.
ri 0.6. All that certain lot or piece or parcel of laud situate
in the said Twenty-second ward, bounded and described
as follows—to wit : Beginning at a corner on the north
westwardly side of the said High street at the distance
of LOCO feet north enstwardly from the northeastwardly
side of Morton /treat; thenceextending northwestward
, Iy on a line at right angles with said High street along
the land of James B. McFarland 191 feet - 6 inches, more
or less, to property formerly of 'Charles-Alexander. now
or late of said Charlotte Cashman; thence north 41 de
grees 30 minutes east. 72 perches and 18 Biotite toe cor
ner of John Baines' land ; thence by John Haines' land
south 49 degrees, 90 athletes oast. 14 perches and 93-100th
of **perch to a corner in a line of lane late of abrabam
Kelp; thence south 4l degrees 80 minutes west, 21
perches and 3.lothe of a percn to a corner; thence by the
same south 49 degrees .W minutes east. 21 perches and
G• laths of a perch to a corner on the north side of 11811103
street, formerly Methodist meeting late; thence along
Haines street south 41 decrees 30mitintes west, 9 percnee
to a corner of land late of John Ring; thence north 49
degrees BO minutes west, 14 perches and 2-10ths of a
perch to a corner; thence south 41 degrees 30' minutes
west, 4 perches to a corner; thence south degrees 30
minutes east , 24 perches and 2-10ths of a perch to a cor
ner c,n Haines street; thence along said Haines street
south 41 degrees 3) minutes west, 65 perches, crossing
the Chestnut-Hill Railroad to a corner in the line of
lend late of John Smith; thence along said land north
49 degrees 30 minutes west, 21 perches and 5-10ths of a
soulto a corner; thence northeastwardly along the
heastward ly side of said High street 21 perohes and
19•130ths to a point - , thence northwestwardly, crossing
the Bald High street at right angles, forty-nine feet, more
or leen, to the place of beginning.
No. 6. And also all that certain strip of ground situ
ate on the sontheastwardly aide of said. High street, to
the said Twenty-second ward ; beginning on the north
easterly side of the said Germantown avenue; thence
extending northeastWardly along the southeasterly side
of the Said High atreeti,L'W feet, more or That, to ground
granted to St. Michael's Episcopal Church; thence by
th e sam e sentheastwardly 6 feet, more or less, to
ground of -- Morris; thence along the same
southwesterly to thesald Germantown Main street; and
thence nortbeastwardly alone the same to the place of
beeinniag.
CD. C. ;S. '64. 24. Debt, 186,696.66. C. girt.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Dente! Pastorthe. JOHN THOMPSON Sheriff,
Philadelphia. Sh fra.ollloe. Aug. 2,1, 1864: an26-3t
SYLERIFF'S SALE.-EY VIRTUE OF
K- 1 a writ of Levari Facies, to me dirioted, will be ex.
posed to public sale or Yendue, on MONDAY Evening,
September 5, 1564, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
No. 1. All that certain brick measnage and lot of ground
situate on the south side of Coates street one hundred
and eighty-one feet westward from Front street, in the
city of Philadelphia; containing in front on Coates
street seventeen feet, and indepth sixty-eight feet three
inches.
• ••• • .
No. 2. All those messnagee and lot of ground situate
on the northwest corner of New Market street and Pol
lard's alley; containing in front on Hew Market street
forty feet, and in depth on the south line one hundred
and eighty. seven feet tea inches. and on the north line
one hundred and sixty-four feet to Canal street, on
which said lot contains eighty-two feet seven inches.
Together with the right of soli of a portion of said Pot
lard's alley. [Which said premises George M. Master
et ox , by deeb dated Jnne 11, 1861, recorded in Deed
Book A. C H., No. 98, Page 152, conveyed unto John Y.
Persch in C.
[D. C. S.. 'Si. 6. DOA. 1116.233.33. Meyer.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
John P. Persch. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff,
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Once. August 24, 1861. an26-3t
SHERIFF'S BALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on HONDA' ? Eve
ning, Sept. 6, 1864, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street
All those two three-story stone messnagee and lot'of
ground beginning on the west side of Mifflin street, one
hundred and sixty-one feet one inch northwardly from
Frederick street, in the city of Philadelphia ; thence along
Mifflin street 64 feet 6 inches; %beim westward 164 feet
inches to Emeline street ; therlce eastward 189 feet to
Mifflin street. (Which said premises John G. Micho
nor by deed dated Jnly 14, 1861, recorded in Deed Book
T. H., No. HZ, page 61, conveyed unto Henry Becker
In fen
CD. C.: 8.. '64. 15 Debt, 51650. Husbands.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Henry Becirer. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriffs Office, Aissust 24,18134. au26 35
SHERIFF'S BALE.-B 1 VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditionl Exponas, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendee, on MONDAY Evening,
Selarmber 6, 1864, at 4 o'clock, Sansom-street Hall,
70. 1. All that certain three-story brick messuabie
and lot of ground situate on the southwest corner of
bixteenth and Carpenter streets, in the city of Phila•
de'pbia• containing in frost on Sixteenth street fifteen
feet, arid in depth on Carpenter greet fifty-one feet boar
Inches
l' o. I Three story brick messuage and lot adjoining
lip 1 on the setae fifteen feet front on Sixteenth Street,
by fi ft y-one feet emir inches in depth.
No. S. Three-story brick moulting., and lot adjoining
N 0.2 on the sonth,sixteen feet front on Sixteenth street,
by fifty-two feet six inches.
HQ. 4. Lot on the west side of Sixteenth street,-ad
joining No. 3 on the south, fourteen feet front on .Six
teenth street, and in depth fifty-two feet Mx inche's.
No. 6. All that certain brick slaughter-house and lot
of ground beginning on the south side of Carpenter
street, fifty-one feet font Inches westward from Six
teenth street; thence southward thirty feet; thence
Westward one foot two inches; thence southward thirty
feet; thence westward forty-seven feet six Inches;
thence northward sixty feet to the ;said Carpenter street;
thetce eget ward along the same forty-eight feet eight
Inches, to the place of beginning.
Said properties together are subject to a ground rent
of one hundred and fivedollars.
[D. C ; 5.,'64. 62. Debt 3364.95. Gowen.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Michael DonellY. JOHN THOMPSON. SheriO.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office.augnst 1141- -an2s-3t
QIIEREFF'S BALE.—BY VELITITE OF
kJa it or Venditioni Expomui,to me direeted,wllll,o
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 6, 1661, at 4 o'clock, at hansom-street Hall, •
.6.;1 that certain tot of ground situate on the north
westerly side of Franklin street, in Frankford, in the
city of Philadelphia; containing in front on Franklin
street 20 feet, and in depth about 166 feat Bounded
northeaelly hy_ground of Jom ph T. Vanktrk, northwest
by gravid of Renry•Stokes, deceased, southwesterly by
ground of John T Lamb.
[D. C. ff., 64. 67. Debt. $129 63. DoughertFl
Taken in execution and to be sold lie the property of
Bridget FoY. N THOMPSON, Sheriff
Philadelphia, Sheriff's 065 Arigust24.l664. au26-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTIJE OF A
writ of Levert Facias, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or conduct, on MONDAY Evening,
September 0, 1664, at 4 o'clock, at hansom-street Hall,
All that certain two-story brick meant:lnge and lot of
ground situate on the west side of Front
Green and Coates streets, in the city of Philadelphia;
containing in front on Front strestlwenty feet, and in
depth about one hundred and thirty-two feet so Tama
rind street. Bounded northward by ground now or
late of John Rebell, southward by ground late of the
heirs of Joseph Rhine, deceased.
[D. O. ; S., '64. 6. Debt, $10,475. Beyer.)
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
John P. Forsch- JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, She'll's Office, Aug. 94,1864. au26-St
SHERIFF'S •SALE.-RY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to ins directed, will
be exposed to public sale or yendue, on MONDAY live
ning, Sept. 6,1561, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-streetßall,
Ail that certain three-story brick tnesstutge and lot of
ground beginning on the east side of Hancock street,
Ifo feet southward from Jefferson street, in the city of
Philadelphia; thence extending eastward 160 feet to
Clinton street, thence by the same southward 30 feet,
thence westward IEO feet, thence northward lb feet,
thence westward 60 feet to Hancock street, thence
northward along the same 15 feet to the place of begin
ning. Subect to a ground rent also.
[D. C. • S., '64. 12. Debt, $104.2t. Dedrick.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as theproperty of
Christopher Heirs. JOHN THOMPSON- '
Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Mee. Ant;: 24.4864. au26-St
SHERIFF'S SALE.-:-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni EgpOnag, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vernine, on MONDAY Eve
ning,Sept. 5, M 6, at 4 o'clock, at . Ransom-street Hall,
All that-certain frame mee snags and lot of ground be
ginning on the aouthwardly side of Prankford and Bris
tol Turnpike Road, in Holmestnirg in the city of Phila
delphia; thence by land of Howard tam south , a da
grew. 30 minutes east 9.55 perches: thence by land of ,
the Helmesbarg Baptist Church, SO degrees 15 minutes
east 3 4S perches; thence by a road leading to the river
Delaware, north IS degrees 30 minutes west 11.7 perches
to said Prankford and Bristol Turnpike; thence by the
same south 66 degrees 30 minutes west 2 89 perches to
the place of beginning. Containing '3O. 7 perches, more
or less.
[D. 0, ;S„ 'di. 60. Debt $4OO. Montgomery.]
Taken in execution and to he sold. as the property of
John R. Warne and Susan 13 his wife.
. .
• JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, August 24, lgal. an26-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
lit of Yenditioni Expense, tome directed, will be
Se e
to public sale or yendne, on MONDAY Evening,
September 3, 1364, at 4 o'clock. at Santiom-street
AU that certain three. story brick =assuage and lot of
ground situate on the north side of keevea street, about -
two hundred.-and twenty-Aye feet eastward from
Twenty•tlrst street. In the city of Philadelphia: eon*
talning in front on Reeves street' thirteen feet seven
inches, more or less. and in depth forty•seyen feet.
[Which said lot Samuel OriNthe et nx, by deed dated
December 30, 1233. recorded in Deed. Book R. 8., No.
15, page 2, &a., conveyed unto John Reed in fee; re.
serving a ground rent .of fifty dollars, payable tint of
June and December
CD. C.; 5.,'64 14. Debt, 6611 66, Judaea.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property' of
John Reed. JOHN THOMPSON Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Oftloe, August 23,1864. an2l-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lever! Fnclas, to me directed, vrill be ex
posed to public sale or vendne, on 910210 AP Evening,
September 6, 1851, at 9 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
'Trentonavenue,t of ground situate on the east side
of eighty feet three inches south from
Cumberland street.,_ in the city of Philadelphia; con
taining in fronton Trenton avenue fifteen feet, and in
depth about seventy two feet, with the privilege of a
two-feet. six-Inches wide sue von the south sole of testd
lot. [Which said premises Wm. H. Totten et ex., by
deed dated September 26, DM, recorded in Deed Book
R. D. W., No. 69, page 992, conveyed unto Bilge B.
Wear in fee.
CD. C.; 8., '6l. 19. Debt, 65,640. Pile.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
tiles E. Weir. JOHN THOMPSONSheriff,
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Once, Aag , DM: Au2l-at
SHERIFF'S SALE. BY NIRTUEOF A
writ of Venditioni Ermines, to medirected, will be
exposed to public sale or vendua, on MO& DAY Evening,
September 6, 1864 , at 4 o'clock. at Ransom - street
.611 the right, title, and interest of James McCartney
in and to all that certain three-story brick message.,
frame building, and lot of ground situate on the north
side of Jefferson street (No. 111)), about sixty feet nine
Inches eastward from Nov and street, in the city of
Philadelphia; containing in front on Jefferson street
about sixteen feet (including a two-feetlive-inches
wide alley), and in depth about one hundred and thir
teen feet.
[D.I3. •S. '64. 83 Debt 3 600. Abrams. ]
Taken in execution 'and to be sold as the property of
James McCartney and Charles Townsend.
JOHN THOSITSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Mace, August 22, 1864, ati24-31
SHER - DT'S SALE.=-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levant !stelae, to me directed, will be ex-
Posed to Public sale or vendee on MONDAY Evening,
oeptemlber 6, 1884> at 4 o'cletk "at Saneom-street Hall
No .1 All that certain three ry brick m an d
lot of ground situate on the e a st side of Bev:4 and
south side of Orttlibertstreet. in the city of glade,-
phle t containing In fronton Seventeenth Street eighteen
feet, and in depth sixty feet tothr feat
Chrhich said premises John 0 . I v aa e?..
atmough, sheriff ,
deed op/1 dated September 21 . 3ale , recor ded i
Deed BookJ., page ISO, conveyed unto Thomas Ma n ta"
in tee ; subject to a ground rent of an 3
No & All that certain threes sto bit k
Jot of ground situate on the east Va. oe, Cheater street a i
(No. IWO, between Race and Vine areas. In the oily
Philadelphia; containing in front On Oh t
ea er street four
teen feet three Inches, and in depth eighty•thr eo feet to Eve feet alley, with the privilege thereof. Which
gaid prerniees Antos Hoops, et nx., by deed dated Jan.
nary 13,,
And
rded in Deed Rook De e d Bo o k, ewe
248. ate And June 8, ISIS. recorded in M.P11.:,
N o ; i r g, page 717, 0011V0704 unto Tnomits Matlack is
No. 8 All that certain three-story brick metottasie and
lot of groundaituate on the northeast corner of Filbert
and Seventeenth streets; containing in front on Seven
teenth street nineteen feet, and in depth sixty feet to
three-feet alley. [Which said promisee Benjamin Dun
can, eherilf, by deed dated July 6, 18&i, recorded in D.
C. Deed Book page 162, conveyed unto Thomas Mat
lack in fee ; - eubject to a ground rent of $76 .1
ID. C. ; S. , '64, 17. Debt, 34,788.75. Clay. ]
Taken In execration and to be sold as the property of
Thomas Mat' act. JOHN THOMPI3ON Sherif
Philadelphia, Sheriff's 01kce, Aug. 1/44: gu94-31
SHERIFFS SALES.
=2=st==
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas. to ale directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendee - on MONDAY Eve
ning. Sept. 8. 1864. at 4 o'clock. at Sellout-street Hall.
Ad that certain four-story brick ',Assuage. back
building's, arid lot of ground beginning on the east side
of Plinth street two hundred and ten feet 'southward
from Vino street. in the city of Philadelphia; thence
extending eastward ninety-three feet to Mechanic street ;
thence southward along the'same twenty-one feet;
thence westward fitty•three feet; thence northward
four and one-half inches; thence westward forty feet to
Ninth street, and thence northward along same
nineteen feet to the place of beginning. which said
premises Silas D. Edson and wife, ky de dated Jane
25. 1816, recorded In Desk Book A. W. M., 1i0.b5. page
471, conveyed unto Edward Prall (since deceased),
who bt h ie will devised. the sante unto hfs widow Sarah
Prat).
C. ; S.. '6l. 69. Debt, 41141.43. Murphey.)
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Sarah Frail. • YOBN THOMPSON Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheri ff 's Odloe, Aug. 24, 1864 . ' an 26-31,
SHERIFF'S SALE.--,BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Expense, to me directed, will
• be exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Eve.
ntp, Sept. 6, 1664, at 4 o'clock, at Saneom•etroct Hall,
.
L All that stone factory steam engine, holler,
I and lot O
f ground, beginning i n the middle of Adams
!tract Frankfor t, in the city of Philadelphia:thence
. along the 'came sou th 19 'degrees 24 minutes east 15.74
perches, and south DJ degrees SO minutes west 7.5
.perches; thence north '46 degrees 19 minutes west 15
perches; thence north 51 degrees 11 minutes east 1 perch,
and north 42 degrees la minutes west 14 perches; thence
•porth 71 &grew 6 minutes east about 7 perches to
Brankford creek; thence dawn said creek about 6.2
Petche& to lot No. 2; thence north 71 degrees 6 minutes
east about 10.4 perches to the beginning. Containing
about 1.25 acres.
No. 2. Two stone dwellings and lot adjoining the
above; containing in front ou Adams street ono hen
dyed feet, and in depth about one hundred and thirty
feet to Prank ford creek.
[D. C.: S.. '64. 60. Debt, $1,536.50 Johnson.)
Taken in execution and to be sold ti.s the property or
Solomon Wilde. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Shears Office, August 24,1861. an2A-St
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levari Facies, to me diroctod, will be ex
posed to public sale or vendno, on MONDAY Evening,
September 6, 1864, at 4 o'clock, at hansom-street Hall.
All that certain lot or piece of ground in that part of
the present city of Philadelphia formerly called Block
icy township, marked ' Si' on a certain sdan of Ea
ylarlield, annexed to a certain deed dated June 4. 1855,„
intended to be recorded, made between Isaac Elliott, of
the one part, and Ann Hortzog, Charles Toenail and
John Draper , of the other part; Beginning at theinter
section of the centre lines of Ponngrove street and
Mantua-street, as laid out on said plan; thence east
wardly along the centre of Penngrove street 727 feet to
the centre of Tenth street; thence Sonthwardly along
the centre of Tenth street 357 feet 4.311 hushes to the aouth
line of Eaglesrield ; thence westwardly along said south
line. and within Westminster avenue, 720 feet and .3( of
1 an Judi' to.the centre of Mantua street; thence north
; wardly along the centre of Mantas street 363 feet 33‘
inches to the place of beginning. Bounded on the north
i by lot marked Lon said plan; on the east by lot marked
t il on Paid_plan; on the south partly by land late' v laid
out and bold in bu.Ning iota by George Hutton. M. D.
; ond partly by laneto of Mlle Yarnell, deceased; and
the west by lafe "Markid:i3 ead.l" on said plan, o n lathing 6 acres and 14-1000tha or an acre, more or less.
(Being_ part and pardel of a larger. tract of land which
Ann next:eq. John Draper, andl.Charles Toppan. by
indenture bearing date the 4th day of Jane. A. D. 18m,
recorded in Deed Book B. D. W., Bo 26, paE.
651, rim..
granted and conveyed unto Maximilian E. - J. C. Crepe
' in fee. ]
N. B. —By virtue of a release recorded in Deed Book
A. C. H. lio. 75,.page 444, a part of the above-described
Premises' was released from the lien of the mortgage
s sintersectionu f d ee o feet
sI ti
wit
fit es en 11‘
southward t4 . The
thg r'
southl along eo
t t
the middle and
g i Fortietho e a o n f d
u o beginn i n g r ei r e Fort ieth s ti t danaslt
estate,r e ex
tendingh st
within Westminster avenue; thence extending along
the same eastward 247 feet to ground now or late of
Charles Baling: thence extending northward along the
same 363 feet 3% inches, more or lose. to the middle of
said reangrove street, and thence alonf, the same west
ward 247 feet to the place of beginning. .
This released portion of the-property4s, therefore, not
to he sold.
[D.C. ; S., 61 H. Debt, 112,R25-31 T. D. Smith.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Maximilian E. J. C. Cress.
. - JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, August El, Ma an24-3t
SHERIFF'S BALB.--43Y VIRTUE' OF
a writ of VenditioniKrponas, to me direchsd, will
be exposed to pnblic sale or vendue, on MONDAY Eve
nlell
Sept. 6;1864,at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Ball,
that certain lot of ground situate on the north side
Bridge street one hundred feet eastwardly from Thirty
ninth etreet, in the city of Philadelphia' containing in
front on Bridge street fifty feet and in depth one hun
dred and sixty feet to Garden +street
_C Which said lot
John R. Oheen et ox., by deed dated May 21, 1858, re
corded-in Deed Book-A, D. It., No. 46, page 60, con
veyed unto Albert B. Afrhmead in fee; reserving a
ground rant of one hundred and fifty dollars.]
•
[D. O. ;B. '64. 27. Debt $676. tfagert-1
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Albert S. Asbmead. JOHN THOMPSON Sheriff.
- Philadelphia, Sheriff's Offtee,Angu.st 29, AIL an24.3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levert Facies, to me directed, will be ex
posed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
September 6, 1864, at 4 o'clock, at Saneom - street
ell the right, title, and interest of Elizabeth Affiebach
(being th e residue of a term of ninety-nine years, which
Will expire February 17, A. D 1901). of and in those
=assuages and lot of ground situate on the- east side of
Germantown road, in the city of Philadelphia,• contain
ing in front on Germantown road 29 feat, and in depth
about 100 feet. Bounded northward by ground of James
Brown. gad southward by ground late of Edward Evans.
(Which said let Turner 'Gamic et nx., by deed dated
February 18,1802, recorded in Deed Boor E. F., No.ll,
page 242, conveyed unto Robert Boortree, reserving a
yearly rent of 57.60.3
C.D. C. i S:, '64: 68. Debt, $lBB 61. Blackbarne.3
Taken in. execution and to be sold as the property of
Elizabeth ettlebach. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, August 24, Het au26-31
SRERIFF'S BALE:—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendee, on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 6,1861, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
Ail that certain foundry and lot of ground beginning
on the northeastwardly side of the Germantown road,
one hundred and lift feet southeaetwardly from Canal
street. in the city of Philadelphia thence northeast one
hundred feet to a twenty-feet alley; thence southerly
twenty-seven feet eleven inches; thence west eignt feet ;
thence southerly eight feet; thence southwest ninety
two feet five inches to Germantown road; thence along
the, same northwest twenty-eight feet to the place of
beginning, with the privilege of said alley. Subject
to s. ground rent of seventy-seven dollars.
CD. C. ;S , '69. 04. Debt, £01,439.33. Longstretk.l
Taken in execution and to be, sold as the property of Thos. B. Woodward. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office , August 24,1864. an26-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Merl Facies, to me - directed, willAt) ex
posed to public sale or varmint,. on MONDAY Evening,
Se i rtrat t ar e = n a l t r : e o' s f o lo ry ck tr stt e uv ,, so
trick TiZta li tt of
ground situate on Me west side of St. John street, be
tween Green and floater streets, in the city of Philadel
phia; cotitaiaing itrfront on St. John street twenty feet,
more or less, and in depth one hundred and fifteen feet
to E. se alit y._Bounded northward by ground now or
late of George Miler.
_
CD. t'S., 'St t.• 9. Debt $1,900.- Dithman.)
Taken in execittiou and to be sold as the property of
Philip Blaess. JOHN TiIOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, August 23,064. eat at
SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
1, -. 7 a writ of Venditioui Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendee, on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 6,1864, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
Bridge certain lot of grout d situate on the north aide
of street and essi. side of Thirty-ninth street, in
the city of Philadelphia; containing in front on Bridge
street Ally feet, and in depth along Thirty•rtinth street
one hundred and sixty feet. to Garden street. [Which
said lot John H. Gheen et tor. by deed dated May 21.
HO, recorded in Deed Boolt•A:D. 8., No. 46, page 56,
go., conveyed unto Albert S. Aehmead in fee ; reserving
a ground rent of one hundred and fifty dollars.)
[D execution 64. 26. Debt, $676. Raged.]
Taken in and to be sold as the property of
Albert S. Ashmead. JOHN THOMPSON,Sheriff.
Philadelphia, fiberlinaffice, Aug. 20,11861 au24-St
SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Expense, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendee on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 6. 1861, at 4 o'clock, at Saneom-street
All that certain lot of ground situate on the north
aide Bridge street 120 feet eastwardly rrom Thirty-ninth
street. in tie city of Philadelphia; containing in front
on Bridge street fifty feet and in depth one hundred and
six feet to Garden street.
Taken• S., 64. 87. Debt, .1.161 81. Gallagher.l
execution and to be sold as the property of
Albert S. Ashmead. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff,
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office,Ang. St, 1864. att2s-M
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Vanditioni Ex - pone% to me directed ' will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY_Eve
nIng, Sept. 5, 188.1, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Ball,
Allthat certain brick mesauage known by %he name of
the Montgomery. Hotel stables and other buildings, and
lot of ground, beginning on the northeast corner of
Sixth and Willow streets, in the city of Philadelphia;
thence northward along Sixth street sixty•two feet
t
thence eastward one hundred feet; thence northward
seventy. two feet; thence eaatward about seventy. one
feet three inches; thence sontheastwardly about one
hundred and five feet three inches to Willow street;
and thence by the same southwestwardly about one
hundred and ninety- four feet eight inches to the be
ning.- I Which said premises Jacob &beet; by deed
dated Yebrnary 1, 1208, recorded in Deed Book A. D. 8..
'No. 9, page 76, arc., conveyed unto William A. Scheetz
in fee; reserving the free use and privilege of a twelve
feet wide court or alley leading from Sixth street.]
(D. C. ; S., '64. 49. Debt, eno.no.. Thorn.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
William A. &beets. JOAN THOM - PSOllr Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office. Ang, 24, Me atas-3t
S HERIFF'S SALB.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Vend Mont Exponaa, to me directed, will
'be exposed to public sale or vendee, on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 6,1869 , at 4 o'clock, at Saneom-street Hall,
Alt that certain three-stm brick messnage, two storY
back buildings, and lot of ground, slruato on the sect
aide of Fourth street sixty feet northward from Shiptien
street, in the city of Philadelphia; containing In front
on Fourth street seventeen feet, and in depth twenty
nine feet, more or leas. [Which said premises Mary .
Adderly Boffmarter, by deed dated Mar . 80 . 1854, con
veyed unto Thomas B. BOAOY fee; sninect to a yearly
ground rent of six pounds seven ehilliess and six
Pence.]
CD C. E., 'Si 61. Debt. 61.028. Hanbest.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Thomas li. Roney. _ JOHli THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Pb iladelphia, Sheriff's Office, August U 1961. ault-St
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Ventiitioni'Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, 810111 DAY Eve
ning, Sept.s, 1864, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain three-story brick messuago and lot of
ground situate on the west aide of Mary street ninety
-013V81). feet northward from Thompson street in the city
of Philadelphia; containing in front on Mary street six.
teen feet includicst one-half of a two feet alley, and in
depth sixty-nine feet ['Which said Prenatal; Samuel
Woolen an et ox.. . by deed dated August 17, 1858, record-.
ed in Dada Book A. D. 8., No. 97 4 page 466, Sm., con
vey e 4 unto Wil ism Cl. Johnston in fee.]
W. C. 5-, '64. 80. Debt 8424 60. Weatherby. /
Taken in.exectitiou and to be cold as the property of
William C: Johnston. JOHN THOMPSON Sberill.
..Philautelphia,Sherirs Office, dung 24,18 a 11)125-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditiont Exponas, to me directed; will be
exposed to public sale or vendtie, on MONDAY Evening,
Sentoinber t, 1861, at 4 o'clock, at Sa.usom-street Hall,
An that certain lot of ground and tivethree-story brick
court hopses tberon erected, situate on the south side of
Lombard street one hundred and slily set westward
from Thirteenth street, in the city of Pm.tanelphia 4 con
taining in front on Lombard street eighteen feet., and in
depth seventy-eight feet. [Which raid lot John Ruther
ford, Sr . by deed dated April 1, Ma, recorded In Deed
Book S. H. j" No. 2, page 34, , conveyed unto Ro
bert S. Potter In fee; reserving a yearly ground rent of
fifty- four dollars.
CD. C. ;S. 'et as. Debt, 3215. McCall*.
Taken in execution and to he sold as the property of
Hobert S. Potter. JOHN THOMPSON - , Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, Aug. 24, ISM. au2s-St
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
ppooa writ of Levert Facies, to me directed, will baex
sed to public sale or Tended', on MONDAY Evening,
s.eptember 1861, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall.
All that certain three- story brick store, dwelling, and
lot of ground sitnate on the east side of Fourth street
and south side of Marshall street, in the city of Plifla
delphia: containing in front on Fourth street seventeen
feet. and in depth seventy feet to a three-feet alley,
with the privilege thereof. (Which said premiliga
Woodward Warwick et turr.b_deed dlted-May rt.
1861, conveyed unto Samuel W. Warwick ia fee; sub
ject to a ground rent of forty-two dollars and fifty cents 3
c, 61.
and t o
$1,600.40. Flood.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the_ property of
Samuel W. Warwick. JOHlti THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, August 9t, iy2s-8t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
P••-' a writ of Yenditioni Hxponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or Tendne, on MONDAY Even
ing, bept . 6, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain lot of ground situate on the west Ode
of Broad street eighty-six feet sonth o Dauphin
street, in the city of PhiEladelphia; Containing In front
on Broad street fifty-one feet, and in depth onelirm
&red and seventy-seven feel ten inches to Pacific etteet.
CD. C • S., 64.. 66. Debt. $164.47. Gallaber.3
Taken in 'execution and to be sold as the property of
George W. Michener.
JOHN Aug . Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, Aug. 24, 1861. ati26-n.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levari Facies, to me directed, will be ex-
Mcid to public sale or vendne, on MONDAY Evening,
ember 8, 1864, at 4 o'clock, at fiansom-street Hall,
1 that certain lotuf grbund situate on the southeast
erly aide of Hedge Street seventy-nine feet six inches -
southwestward from Meadow street, in the city of
Philadelphia; containing in front on Hedge street fortY
feet, (on the rear thirty-three feet.) and in depth on the
northeast lino one hundred and .twenty six feet, and on
the southwest line one hundred and twenty.nine feet.
[Which said premises James Butler et rm.:, by deed
dated April 6, 1860, recorded in Deed Book At D. 8.. No.
UO, page 476, conveyed unto John W. Frazierin fee. ] -
CD. C. • 8., '64. be. Debt, 8=1.19 Bhalloroes.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property- of ,
John W. Frazier', JOHN THOMPSON.4Iherig.
Philadelphia, fiheriff's OiSce, Aug: 24, 786 , L ncias_ge
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of . Vendltioni !sponse, to me directed will
will
be ex - Posed to public sale or vondne, on MONDAYgve,
4:111Pt. 5, hk34, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-atreot
AU that certain lot of ground situate on the north elde
of Coates street and west side of Twentieth street, in the
oft of Philadelphia; containing in front on Coates street
folaviLtruil ttePthree fa t e lo . no; Twentieth atTi . t 2 ttlio . ut :
[D. C. 8.. ' 84. St Debt,ll7'3i.gl firety
Taken in execution and to bo sold as the'prop e rty f
Adam Bedenk. JOHN SON , Shri Ll
Phl(449ipiali, Oacs, Au 14,991Y26-al,
THE PRE BI3 .4IMADELPHIN:; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1864:
S'HERIFF'S SALE:—BY VIRtITE OP'
a wribof Levert Fichte: to me directed, 4 , 112 be eg
posedi to public...sale or Tendne. on MONDAY Bveninge
galreAu t mb e e r c s e rtlaBiln,
tthi re
s c o oc k br a ic
e n e o e m g et e a nd ß l a o i t
l ;
Of
dr o d n wen nat e n fou e I w ches i s d u o hwar P s rom Franklnavenue, in y be
city of Philadelphia; containing in front
on Hope street fourteen feet (including one. half of a
two-feet- wide alley) and in depth Cony feet, with the
privilege of said alley. flilfbiel eatd premises George
binges, Sheriff , by deed Doll dated September 8, 1838, re
corded in Deed Book B , page 418. Ste., conveyed unto
John P. Pesch in fee, subject to aground root of $52.3
CD. C. b., '64. 7. Debt ~0423, Beyer.]
Taken In execution and to be sold an the property of
John P. Pereeh. JOAN TtiOMPSON -
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office. Aaiun 21, iBd4-
• SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
P.-I a writ of .Levarl Facies, to me directed, .will be ex
poked to public sale or venctue, on MONDAY Evening,
September 6,1364, at 4 o'clock, at Saneom-stroet
All that ctrtain three-story brick xnesanage and lot of
ground situate on the northenstwerdly Ride of Fergio
men street,
ttt hir t t y-tw oi cityfrom
eof k x la e dep eet s and ta n n depth
sixty-one feet to a three feet alley. with the privilege
thereof, [Which raid promises Manned Teel et nr..
by deed dated February 27, 1856, recorded in need
Book B. D. W. No. 69,- page 342, conveyed unto lie
/nem Tilden In fee. 3
CR. C. ;&, '64. 48. Debt $1,616.60. Littleton. 3
Taken In execution and to be sold as tits property of
Howard Tilden and Rebecca his wife.
JOHN THOMPSON,. Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, anima 24, 1864. an26.Bt
RIIERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
Is- , a writ of Vendltiont ffxpo'nati, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendee, on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 5, 1864 at 4 o'clock, at Ransom-street all the right, title, and interest of Edmond Lagos
renno in and to
No. 1. All that certain meesuage and lot of ground be
ginning on the east side of Henry street, two hundred
and sixty feet northward from Centre street, In-the city
of Philadelphia: thence eastward MO feet to Spring
street; thence northward 10 feet 1 inch; thence west
ward 200 feet 3 inches to said Henry street; thence
southward along the sable 173 feet 6.54 inches to the be
ginning. Also, the one half of said streets now va
cated. . .
Ho. 2 In and to lot of gronnd south side of Market
street, hi tween Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh etreets,
containing in breadth 37 feet, and in depth 214 feet 6
inches to Oak street.
CD. C. ; S., '64. 18. Debt, 37,488. Pancoast at Gullloa. •
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's °Ace. animal. 37, 1364 , au2l-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Veudttioni Exponee, to me directed, will
en - posed to public sale or vendne. on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 6,1964, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
No. 1. All that certain two-story stone InGinninge and
lot of ground situate on the northeast corner of Thirty
third and Elm streets in the Twenty *fourth : ward of
the city of Philadelphia; containing in front on liint
street twenty-live feet, and in depth on Thirty-thi rd
street eighty-three feet.
No. 2 Two-story stone motorman.' and lot adjoining
the above to the 'east, twenty-five feet front broightr
. .
three feet in depth. •- • •
N0.,3. Stone elaughter-bouse „ two- story *lca
house, stable, and lot of ground situate on heast
corner of Thirty- third and Grape *treate;conin g, in
front on Grape street fifty feet, and in • long
Thirty-third street ebrbty. seven teet.
fLi. ; 8., 'et- ?O. Debt, 411.091.87. Johlietni-]
Taken fa execution and to be sold as the property of
Robert L. Curry. JOHN THOMPSOII Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Aug. 22,1864: aulll-9ti
. .
S HERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levariyacias, to me directed, will be ex
posed to public sale or vendee , on MONDAY Evening,
September certainB64t 4 o'clock, at Sansom•street Hall.
An that two stone dwelling, stone
slaughter-house, stone wagon-bones, stables, and lot of
ground, situate on the northeast corner , of Poplar or
Thirty-third street and Elm street, in the city of Phila.
phis; containing in front on Elm street twontf -dye
feet, and in depth along Poplar street Onll hundred and
seventy feet to Drape street.
iP. C. '64. -21. Debt. - 15 , 128.19 . Rey Sr Budd %1 .3 .
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
William Copeland, Noble Gilbert. and Robert L. Car
-17. owners, dro; JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, August 24, 1864. au2s-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.= , BY VIRTUE OF
a writ ofVenditioni EaPodia, to me directed, will be
exposed to public mile or vendne, on MONDAY Snorting,
September 6, 1864, at 4 o'cljnidt, at Samoa-street Hall,
All that certain lot of viand beginning on the south
east corner of Front and 'Dauphin streets,' in the city of
Philadelphia; thence southward along Front street 121
feet 4 inches ; thence eastward 42 feet 4 Inched: thence
northeastward 62 feet 11 inehee to Dauphin street:
thence northweetws rdly along Dauphin street' 317 feet
one inch to the place of beginning. Subject to a ground
rent of 08.40, payable Ist arch and September. .t
CD. C. ; S., T 4. 66. Debt, $106.70. Wain.)
Taken in execution and to .be sold as the_ property of
George W. Emery. JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, August 24, 1864.: anYo.-M
p,IIERIFF'S BALE.-BY vrirrut OF A.
+-I Writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAYEveniII&
September 5,1881, at 4 o'clock, at Sausom-street Hall,
All that certain lot of ground and Ave three-aterr
brick court houses situate on the south aide of Lomba4,
street, one hundred and seventy-eight feet-weetward:
from Thirteenth street, in the oily of Philadelphiar
containing in front on Lombird street twenty feet, end
in depth seventy- eight feet [Which said lot John
Rutherford, Sr., by deed dated April 1, 11336, recorded
in Deed Book S. H. F., No. Z page 31, dto.; conveyed
unto Jesse Lame in fee ; reserving a ground rent of rdst,
dollars.]
.
ED. C.; S., '64. 54. Debt, SI9 . Mac .
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Jesse Lame. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff,
Philadelphia; Sheriff's Offtce,Anaust 54,1564. neat
gIIERIFF'S SALE.-BY' VIRTUE OF
A a a writ of Levert Yachts, to me directed,Tcrill be ex
posed to public sale or vendee , on MONDAY Brenta/E,
September 5, 1864, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hail.
All that can ain brick inessnage and lot orund situ
ate on the north side of Dauphin greet,- and aro
east side of
Howard street, in the city of Philadelphia; containing
in front on Dauphin street seven feet six inches, and
in depth along Howard street six feet (Which said
lot John L. Frick, by deed dated ptember 27 1853, re-
Corded in Deed Book T. H. No. 118, page 77, &c., con-
veyed unto Benjamin Hartley in fee.)
CD. C. 8., '64. 38 Debt, $626.10 Flood.)
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Benjamin Hartley. JOHN THOMPSON Sheri .ff
Philadelphia„ Sheriff's Office, August 24, 186'4. . an2/1-3t
IN THE ORPHANS' • 001:IRT 1 0 0 k
. THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PITILADELPEUL
Estate a . JOHN W. 8. PURNELL, deceased.
The auditor acc o unt o f
to audit,' settle. and &Wad the
second account of .1. 0. BEINKLE, Administrator of J.
W. S. PURNELL deceased, and to make distribution .
will attend to the duties of his appointment on FRIDAY.
the the 1&b day of September, AL D. 1954. at 4 o'clock P.
Di., at Ids office, No. 271 South PLFTH Street in the
city of Philadelphia. sekimwt4
THE ORPHAI4I3 I 'OOIMT FOR 'TEC
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADNI.PIII4.,
Estate of BINON S. -JONES. deceasedL ,
Tle Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and aftjust.the account of RALCEIKEJORRS, Hipecatrix
of the Estate of SIMON S. 'JONEF, deetaseili add to
report distribution of the balance in the hands of the.
accountant, will meet the partlea interested for the Pur
poses •of his appointment on THURSDAY, the Bth
of September 1864, at 4 o'clock P. •hi , at his office,
No. 266 South THIRD Street , in the city_ of Phlledel,
phis. EDWARD TILBURY - JONES,
auTa-mwASt . -Auditor.
]'STATE OF JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY
PARSON deceased . —Letters testamentary upon
the estate of JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY PAXSON, de
ceased. having been granted to. the undErsigned, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims or demands against
the same will please present them to
LUCY ANN PAXSON, ExeentriX.
anl9-met" No. 713 WALLACE Street.
pST ATE OF WILLIAM MA.SON,
-a-a deceased.
Letters Testamentary upon the last, will and testa
ment of WILLI AM MASON, late of the dity of Phila•
delphia.,"deceased, tiering been - granted to the under
sied by the lieginftsr of Wills forth° ally and county
of gn Philadelphia all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested, to make payment, and those having eat=
against the Estate topresent them without delay to
JANE ELIZABETH MASON, Executrix,
419 Amon Street.
or to her Attorney in fact, THOMAS If tSON,
No. 498 MANIC.eet.
Philadelphia, August 27th, 1864. and -met*
"RENATE OF JAMES B. RII4EHANER,
deceased.—Letters of Administration to the Estate
of James B Rtnehamer, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned. all persons having claims or de
mands against the said estate an reqnraded to present
them, and those Indebted will make payment without
delay, to LEVI H. JOHNSON ',drag'.
306 North THIRD Street,
Or to his dttorner, HENRY B. WALLACE.
autl-m6t • IRIS South SIXTH Street..
ITIVTED STATES,. EASTERN DI&
RICT OP PENNSYLVANIA. --Scr.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, TO THE
MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN
SYLVANIA. --Gaggroro:
WHEREAS The District Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
sad duly proceeding on a Libel, Sled in the name of the
United States of America, bath decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right,
_title,
or interest in the steamer LILIAN, whereof D. A. Martin
Is master, her tackle, apparel , and furniture, and the
goods, wares, and merchandise laden on board thereof,
captured by the United Mates steamers Gettysburg and
Keystone btate, vessels-of-war of the United Staters, re
oectively under command of Lieutenants E. H.
Lamson and Pierce Crosby, to be montshed, cited,
and (called to judgment, at the time and place WI..
derwritten, and to the effect hereafter expressed tine
tice so reuniting). You are therefore charged and
strictly enjoined and commanded,lhat you omit not,
but that by publishing these presentee in at least two of
the daily newspapers printe d and published In the city
of Philadelphia, and In theZepal Inteiltgencer,lou
do monish and cite, or cause to be monished and cited,
peremptorily, all2ersons in general who have, or pre
tend to have . any right, title. or interest in the Raid.
steamer;LlMAN, her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
and the goods, wares, and merchandise laden on board •
thereof, to appear before the Honorable JOHN
CADWALADER, the Judge of the - said Court, at the
District Court - room, In the city of Philadelphia, on
the TWENTIETH day after publication of these pre
sents, if it be s court day, or else on the next court day
following, between the usual hours of hearing causes,
then and there to show, or allege, In due form of law. a
reasonable and lairfni excuse, if 844' they haver why
the said steamer LILIAN, her tackle, apparel, and
furniture, and the goods,' wares,, and merchandise
laden on board thereof, should not be pronounced
to belong, at the time of the capture of the same,
to the enemies of the Untied States, and as goods`
of their enemies or otherwise , liable and subject to con
demnation, to be adjudged and condemned as good and
law fulprizca; and further to do turd receive in this be
half es to justice shall appertain. And that yon duly
intimate, or cause to be intimated , unto all persona
aforeeatd, generally (to whomh the tenor of these pre
sents It is also intimated ), that I ,they shall not appear
at the time mid place above me tioned, or appear and
shall not show a reasonable a lawful cause to the
contrary, then said District Court doth intend and will
proceed to adjudication on the sal d capture, and may pro
nounce that the .said steamer LILIAN, her tackel,
apparel, and furniture , and the goods, wares, and
merchandise, laden on board., thereof. did belong,
at the time of the capture of the same, to the ene
mies of the United States of America, and as goods of
their enemies, or otherwise, liable and subject to con
fiscation and condemnation, to be adjudged and. con
demned as lawful prize, the absence or rather contu
macy of the parsons no cited and intimated in anywise
notwithetanding, and that TOM :dilly certify to the said
District Court what you shall do in the premises, to
gether with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN.CADWA.LADER, Judge
of rho said court, at Philadelphia, thia &at day of SEP.
TENSER, A. D. 1864, and in the eighty-ninth year of
the independence of the said United States.
te2-St G. R. PDX, Clerk District Conti.
UIITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANLL —Sar.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE.UNITED STATES, TO THE
MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN
SYLVANIL.—OarSTINO
'VHF:SEAS, The District Court of the 17nited State.
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and &art:Tom:lading on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, hath decreed all persons In
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title.
or interest in fifty - two bales:of cotton, cargo of vessel
unknown, captured by the United States steamer R. R.
Cuyler, a vessel of war of the United States, and brought.
into tale port per the said steamer B. B. Coyler, to be
monlabed,•cited, and called to judgment, at the time and
placetanderwritten and to the effect hereafter expressed,
(justice so requiring. ) You are therefore charged and
strictly enjoined and commanded, that you omit not,
bat that- by publishing these presents in at least two of
the daily newspapers printed and published in the city
of Philadelphia. and In the Legal Intelligeneer, you do
nionish and cite, or cause to be monished and cited, pe
remptorily, all persons in general who have, or pretend
to have, any right, title, or interest in thessid arty- two
bales of cotton, to appear before the Honorable JOHN
•OADWALADER, the Judge of the said Court, at, the
• District Court roma, -in the city ot Philadelphia. on
the twentieth day after pir,%lication of these presents,
if it be a court day, or else on the nest court day
followint, between the usual hours of hearing causes,
I then 81 " 4 th e r e to show e or allege. In due form of law, a reasonable and tawinl excuse, it any they
have, why the said Atty. two bales of cotton should
not be pronounced to belong, at the time of the cap.
I tine of the same, to the enemies of the United Ste
and, as goods of their enemies or . otherwise, liable and
I subject to condemnation , to;be adjudged and condenixte
as good and lawful prises; and further. to do and re
calve in this behalf as to Aldine shall appertain. And
that you duly intimate, or, cause to be intimated, unto
all persons aforesaid, generally (to wbom by the tenor
- of these presents It is also intimated),-that if they shall
not appear at the. time plain above mentioned; Or
appear-and shall not shows reasonable and lawful cause
to the contrary, then'esld District Court doth intend and
willproceed to adjudication on the said capture, and may
pronounce that the said fifty- two balek of cotton did be
le?. et h n e lle i r e Sgt i e h s b of America, e o l f l e t
l et '
enemies,. or otherwise, anti subject to confiscation
and condemnation, to be'adjudged and. condemned as
' lawfulpriaeatLheabsenoeorrathercontumao7 of the per
' tone so cited and intimated in anywise notwithstand
ing, and thetYon drat rertlf7 to the said District Court
what you shall do in this premises, together with these
presents. •
Witness the RonorableJOHß CADWALADER, Judie
Jot the said Court, at- Philadelphia, this_ setead day of
SEPTEMBER, A. - D. ises, slid in — the - elehty-ninth - year
of the independence of the said United States.
seS-St E. PDX, Clerk District Court..
ILAIMItiLA Bl4C.ptEßßlßS—lDlß
fraaariethla Vitattok, and ra."
astral direct tram our factory', at Brldratoß. And
tar sale b 7 RHODES WT IAS,'
WM( LOT South Ntrost.
surairrvs sauc.r.s.
LEGAL.
EDUCATIONAL. •
MISS BROOKS AND MRS: 1. E.
HALL will BentiVeiT BOARDING AND DAI
SCII I3Or. , -Y
toroun t at ZDIR WALNUT Street
ailaridDivESDAY; the of eeptember.,
WEST CHESTER FEMALE SEMI
IURY,-WBST-CHESTSII, CHESTER CD., PA-
Tide institution, under the care of Wee P. C. EVANS,
assisted by competent teachers. will ba opened for the
reception of pupils on THURSDAY. the Nth of SePterli
bar next.
Circulars containing terms and other information da•
aired. can be bad on application to the Principal.
auSl-18t •
REY. ALBERT HENRY BARNES
wlllopena CGASEIOLL and EAGLISff 80[1001.
for Boys at N 0.922 CHESTNOT Street, on MONDAY.
Se tem p er 6. Mr. BABN - 118 may be seen at No. 913
FritIICE Street. avBl-120
B ELLEVITE FEMALE INsTrrins.-
A BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR OIRLS.
This Institution. healthfully and beautifully located
on the northern limits of Attleboro, Bucks counts.
Pennsylvania, will open its Winter Session, Tatra
/ilogrx let, OM. For details, obtain Circular, by ad.
dressing the Principals, Attleboro F. 0. Ducks co., Fe.
itiltAilf, 11AWK
JANE P. G RA MTIAE,
Principal.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL. 1008 CHESTNUT Street. Number of
l'aptle limited. The Sixteenth Seeston will comment.*
on MONDAY. Sept. 6.. INK FE'WEMITH, Principal.
wB7-lm`
:MISS B. T. BROWN'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES 1003 6PI NG Street,
Will open on DIONDAY.SRPTEMBER an27-lins .
9 1 11 E SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY,
a Cllarnical..Matbematical, and English SCHOO/4.
(or Tonna Men and Bora, corner of RIO WM and • BUT
TONWOOD Streets. re•opens MONDAY:, September 6.
an.27-92t • J . P. BIRCH; At ~Ertnapal.
:MADAME . MASSE AND! 31.'LLE.
MORIN'S SNOLISFI and FRENCH SCHOOL for
Young Ladies, at No - 1342. SPRUCE .Street. Phibidel.•
obla. will reopen on WEDNESDAY, SEM'EId9N2 t I4O4
; •
an29-Im.
PiII.LADELPHIA .14I.LITAR •
SCHOOL, (Courtland Satuident'justitute, THIRTY?
MITE and MARKET Streets,) reopens Sbptember ss
Address. Professor SAUNDERS, D. D. anS-lis
AItARRT R081NE36141 WILD RE.
OP= HEE-SCHOOL FOR HMS, .F.LCS Street.
N
ROBINSON,
on the aitli or Math month. • APO,' to
M. ROBINSON: Cottage How,•Gennantown. an2O-12r
TH IC. ENGLISH :.. AND . CLASSICAL:
Scbool for Boys, No. 2 WEST PENN SQUARE. Du
ties resumed Sept.. S. .T. DAVISON. Principal. an2S-lm'
ORGE R • BARKER* B ENGLISH
%A aid CLASSICAL SCHO OL, PRICE St..Oetelentews.
KtII.RZOPBN on MONDAY. Sept. 5. HAL an29-1.2t•
EDEN HALL FEMALE SEMINAHY—••
Located at PA.RADIBE, 'Lancaster county. Pa.
_The
nest,SessiOn of thisinstitutiokiwill open on the third .
Monday (19th) of September. A full corps of able
Teachers will - be employed.- - For further particulars
tend for a circular or address the Principal. • •
C. S. VirALHME,
-Paradise, Lancaster co., Pa.
anS•lBt, • -
THE .CLASSICAL AND EiNdLISH'
SCHODI, of the subscriber, S. B. oirner Of THIS-.
TBENTH and LOCUST Streets: will reopen on MOB'.
DAY, September stb:) Applications can new be.mado.
from 9 A. M. tol P. IL B. KENDALL ~A. M.
an27-/m* . .
MARY 'P. - ROBESON WILL ORIN
Ftg - et b , ° o r n B getiti r jCa L lentl l Vpi a elb C e l ri fOT
Circuital; may be obtained at 31102 ARCH Street.
LIM26•MeII. • - ie r s
SPRING GARDEN INEITrTIITE; FOB
r. .10HZIG LADIES.
BOARDING/ AND DAY SCHOLARS.
To Ipertravin i nfin ..,18e b r A z ilr .b b e f ..
an2s-IM' 608 and 011 SLLILSHALL Street. Ails.
MISS V. P. BROWN,_ No. 1907 PINE
Street, will, on MONDAY, Sept. 6, resume the
dities of her School for. Children 'between the aces of 4
and lb. an 254210.,
ANN& ,
. 1. WORN'S
YOLINu LADIES will be' sorroor. rot
re - open - ad Ninth month.
filth, et No. 20 , 14-NOTINT VERNON Street. iin26-18i,
• •
:Cititti • R = -INESTITUTE. EN . GMBA
CLASSICAL, AND MATHIKATIOLL SCHOOL
POE BOYS.—The sublibritiorlyill resume the duties of
418 School on MONDAY. Sept. 6th, Mt • Paella from
Philadelipids cross the river.
F _free of charge, by means
of the West Jersey Ferri. or farther information.
apply to WM. HUTCHISON. hincipai,
E eal•theanSt* 46 MAHNST Street, Camden.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
SMALL :BOYS. on School lane. Ger3nantown , will
reopen on the sth of 9th month. The usaal branches of
In English education will be taught, and we feel war
ranted In believing that the competency of th e teacher.
Deborah B. Smith, will make it desirable for parents to
patronize the school. For further information apply to
Lydia Longstreth, Bast Walnut lane, Germantown;
Salmi Rittenhouse, Township Line road above Ritten
house street, Germantown; Mary AL Wright,,Scnool
house lane, West Township Line road, Germantown;
Sarah N.Evans, Herman street, Germantown; 'Franklin
Shoemaker, Tulpehocken street, Germantown. •
.1v264806
A CA.DBMY FOR BOYS, 142 NORTH
Al- TENTH Street. Duties resumed Monday, Sept.6th.
an?A 1n T. BRA.NTLY LANGTON, PrinatrfaL
VOITITG -LADIES' INSTITUTZ t : S. B.
corner of MARSHALL and SPRING GARDEN Ste.
Duties resumed September 12th. INOOH H. STIPPLRE,
A. M., Principal. =MAI
YOUNG. LADIES' SCHOOL AND AD
-A- VANCBD CLASSES FOR ROME STUDY. 903
CLIFTON St. Formerly Prot. O. D. Cleveland* Fell
rem beetle Sept.IMILPLINY 11 CRAWL Prhuipia I
A. Z. Jones, A. V. Beaus. Assodatee. sedi-bee
C 1) At BERLAND VALLEY MM.
TUTS FOR YOUNG ONNTLENSN, Mammies.
BURG, pi., eight *les west of Harriebnrg, on the C. V.
R. R. Rev. 0. NOR & BONS.
Duties resume BuTENBER Ist.
e.~....~_, sicn
THE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
sOGOOL of H D. GREGORY, A. X.. No UM
NANKIN Street, will re-open on MONDAY, Sept. stlt.
ann: Int* -
MISS • ELIZA. W. SMITH'S SCHOOL
TOR YOUNG LADIRS I2IQ SPRIME Street s
will be reopened on WEDASDAY. Sept. 7th, The
tonne -embraces a thorough English edncation, with
Lati n2o.Bm*n. French, German. Music. Drawing, Painting,ke.
A . BACHM ANN, PROFESSOR OF
• MUSIC, and Organist of the Fifth Baptist.Oheurely
win resume hie lemmas September let. Reeldimee i rl
SPRING GAUDIO Street.
.•
WOLSIEFFER BROTHERS' MUSD
CAL ACADEMY will reopen On SEPTEMBER
it N 0.480 North SIXTH Street, Torras $l5 per iww3lo2.
Foarth Annual Term. • anS3.l3t•
WILLIAM & J. HENRY WOLSIEF
FER, Protestors of Music, will resume tht &WM
of their Profession, Sept. tio. 480 North SIXTH M.
au.221.12t*
THE HAMAR MORE ACADEMY
-a- WILMINGTON, Delaware.
• The Pall &salon will commence MONDkY, SETT=
888 Gtb,1864. For particulars, apply to the 'Principals.
CHARLOTTE and ISABELLA GRIMSHAW.
att22,lln EIGHTH and WEST Streets.
PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, N.B.
Willorner of CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH Streets.
reopen on MONDAY. September kb. L. BAR
ROWS. MO. G. R. XcELE,Gr. Principals anls.lme
MISS HOOPES WILL REOPEN HER
BOANDINAnd DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
at 1409 I,OOIIST Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th
September. an22-1m
GE RMANT 0 WIT FEMALE SEMI
NARY, GREEN Street, , oath of Walnut lane, will
re
open WEDNESDAY. Sept. 7th.
Circulars, setting forth the Course of Instruction, dm
&c. dm., may be obtained at the Seminary.
Prof. WALTRR S. FORTRSCUR, A. X ,
sun Principal.
A NDALI7SIA ENSTITUTZ-A HOME
Al_ BOARDING -SCHOOL FOR BOYS. at Andalusia,
PA., 12mIlea froiniquladelplala.
B. T. WILLS. A. M. Rector.
.RRPURNOBI3. ElT. ^ Aleare Potter, D.D., LL.D..
and Rt. Bev. Win. D. Steven/I,D. D. anll-1m
O * SELDENEITICKER'S CLASSICAL
INSTITUT]; 127 F. TENTH Street k will reopen
MONDAY, Sept. C. All English branches. Latin, Week.
Osman. and French taught. Call for a Circular.
avao-I.m*
CHESTNTJT-STREET FEMALE SEMI
NARY.—Mies Bonney and .111hu-pillaye will re
gpen their Boarding and Day School at No. 1615
EESTEDT Street,. WEDNESDAY, 'September. 14th.
Perth:Ware from otrealsze. enll3-teel
fiIIEGARMENBTITUTE.-ENGLISH
'Li AND PUNCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
'TOR YOUNG LADIES (15557 and 1529 SPRUCE St..
Philadolphia), will reopen on TUESDAY, September
10th: Lettere tolhe above address will receive prompt
ittent4on. Personal application can be made after Au
gust A 1864, to MADAME D'HERVILLY. •
anl7-1m Principal.
sCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN AT
Aa Ninth and Sp Oarden will be REOPENED
leptember 12th. at 1 91 k MOUNT VERNON Street.
GERTRUDE W. FULTON.
HARRIET B. DARLINGTON.
. DIARY E. SPEAKMAN.
WODLAND SKRINA_RY, 9 WOOD
LAIID TIIRRAMS. WEST PRILADSTRIELL
Be.-. BURY RESVDS, A. X., Principal, (late of the
Shambemsburg Seminary.) Session 'opens September
16th. A Day and Boarding. School for 'Young Ladle...
DePerienced Teachers; imirnation solid, 'choice, and
thorough. Circular s sent on andielalon. atad-tf
11PEOLMESBURG SEMINARY FOR
AA- YOUNG LADIES will tw reopened on TUESDAY.
ilegot. O. For CLEM:MARS, containing references. &a.,
address the Mines CHAP MAN Principals, Dolmesbnrg
P. 0., Philadelphia ON7. ato.6-int
:t' i u. '''''
ENGLISH .and FRENCH BOARDING sad DAY.
iCHOOLle,troa WALNI7T Street, BE. OPEN
m•IPTEDP mDAY, the 14th of September. - mdant
MILITARY COLLEGE, ALIEN
TOWN; Penns., within three hours' ride of Phi
ladelphia; chartered by the State, provided with epa..
*ions grounds and bnildinis, and opened is May last
With over one hundred pupils. Commences it next 6416.
don September era. /or circulars, address Rev. N. L.
'HOPPORD. a. 11.. Provident. anICLIza
P ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY
ACADEMY. AT WEST CHESTER. •
The duties of Cite institution will be resumed on
MEIIIESDAY, September Lit, at 4 o'eloak. P. M. •
Circulars,. eo n a ( fall information, may be ob.
Aimed of JAMBS B. ,
OENE 111.,, No. MI6 Man
.IIIIT Street, or of COL. T=I.OIXMLE HYATT,
and-1m Preeldeut Penna. Anlitexy Academy.
THE WEST CENTER ACADEMY
AND 1111.1TABY INSTITUTE.
• The ceholaetle year of ten months eommences on the
fret TUESDAY, the Bth of September next. and along
Cu the let of July followlus-
Boys and young men prepared for College or Bualaso
is ita various requiremente.
The modern languages ire taught by uatiree
Peaches.' who hate no connection with say other
whool.
Nor eataloanaa and full Information ev i "
WM. Y. WI
or. I. 1117XTU WoIiZALL, A, id, ph. r ill
Azaooisto
WIRT CHSEITER.. Pens&
THE ENGLISH AND, CLASSICAL
SCHOOL, N. W. corner CHESTNUT and
TWELFTH Streets, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem.
her Lth.
Number of pupils limited to forty.
Price of tuition tame as last year.
For references and particulars see Circulars, which
may be had at Mr. Bastard's Drug Store or at the School
_Rooms, srtkarettie Principal, (saccessor to Merles Short,
)
A. N.. may be seen every mom between 10 and 13
o'clock. B. BEIRALBEJI,
au26-/m No. 1301 ABOH Street.
VlidiAGE GREEN: SEMINARY.---11111-
‘ LITANY BOARDING swum.. 4 miles isvoad Me•
dla and xx mum. from Glen Riddle on the West (As&
terßailroad. Thorough sour se in Mathematics, Natu
ral BC4OIIOOIII, LlMiaiLgeth and English. Praetisal les
sons In Surveying and Civil Engineering run libin
and apparatus. Number of pupils limited. Begin. Sept.
6th. Pupils have benefits of a home. Raton to John (I.
°ape h Son, 23 South Third attest • Tboe. J. ChWai.
EEO /IAA(1 Promo; John H . - SI) Walnut.•
address Rey. J. HENRY BARTON A. K..
i722-Rin
HiLLARE.DREEN. Penna.
pHIGA.DELPHIA'COLLBGIATZ IN
STITUTE FOE YOUNG LAMS, No. 1630 ARCH
Street. Rey- ones. A. SMITH, D. D., N. CLADINOS
SMITH, A. K., Prinelpale.
Ninth Year. Three Departments: i'rimarl, Acade
mic, end Collegiate. Full college course to Cbsslso,
Mathematics. higher English, and Natural Seance. for
those who graduate. ModornLansnasee, Sinai*, Faint
big and illocution by the beet masters. For of
F.
at No. 1830 ARCS Street, or address tic rc i l a
F. 0... Philadelphia.
bar Intl
The next session will oconseense on Monday, Ili px 4pp,
. a
VEBLAIat C0L.L.11014, BORDENTOWA
M. J.—Thus Institution is pleasantly located'aartall
Dadaware Eiver,_abont thirty miles by railroad mu
Philadelphia. Macro/10 insirastioh given In the
.ecuranon and higher branches of English. and enpenlae
.advantage, are. faralghed la the Dual anddepps
L awriaiim : D raw i ng , Paintioli.isp-all lie branch %
Vocal and Instrumental Ma'slo. For Catalogues. a d . trees BUS:ILn A. PC ,
suilW irasitut,
• EDIICATIONAL.
"INSTRUCTION. -A. GENTLEMAN A.
membor of the Untveratty cef France. Navin ha , " al
eXPOIIenCO of ten years se Principal of a lasehail
preach and Ilagltsh School h a the city of New ork. deo
sires to (errs an engagement in a School, and also to
give private instruction in families.
?list-clam referencegiVan.
Man:lM "S. ,
care of Blanchard Lea,
fira-mwf-80 itio. 105 B. POOBTII Street.
A GRADUATE, AN EIir.ERIENCED
Jul- TEACHER of the °lntake and higher English
branches. Srlehes employment as a . Prkrate Tater for the
afternoon Or evening. id/128811 “Eitilaant." (Magma
Hill P. 0. eel tamer'
SCHOOL. FOB BOYS, 2626 LOCUST
STREII2.—ROBERT H. LABBERTON. and REGI
NALD H. CHASE halm associated themselves for the,.
Purpose of conducting a School. in which Boys will tor
prepared eitner for coltue or bueineae.
Tbp Autumn SEIESIOII of the School will commence on
MONDAY, September 12. 1861. Ghat that date the
i
Principals can be aeon at their school-bonne daly be
tween the bourn of 10 antll2 A. M. e3:lot
wEBLE3rAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON, Delaware.—Tile next Session
will begin on TRIIRSDA.Y. September Bt L.
seS-71.. JOON WILSON, President.
MUSICAL. -W. G. F.ISHER,, 803 N.
TWENTIETH Streot,,. will resume the duties of
hie p r ofession on MONDAY, September sth. ;sea-31
•
MRS. BADGER HAG REMOVED TO
N 0.1633 SPRUCE Street, where she will resume
Use duties of her Institute September 19.
A large room bee been fitted up for healthful exudee
during recees.
Circulars obtained at her residence. ee3-Sm
MIE B BYRNES WILL REOPEN HER
ALY-A- FRENCH and ENOI,IOII DAY SCHOOL for
Young Chit dren,, /800 CHRST.NCT Street, on MON
DAY. t3eptomber
. Private French and Muir. Lessons even. se3-71.
MRS. E. W. SPRINGER WILL BE
- 41 - ,14 prepared on MONDLI. September Btli, to oom
mance her instructions on the Piano-forte. CSUISTIUTT
,Strest, 8d Door wed of 40th, West !Ailed& eel-30
COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL
ACADEMY for BOYS t .V,Tr . North TENTH Street.
•reopeos MONDAY. Sopt.ember 12. Call for a circular.
set -120 3. 111,ARRIS, Principal.
FRIENDS' ACADEMY FOR BOYS,
rear of 41 North. ELIIVIDITH Street, reopens oa
the sth that. $l5 per term one weeks. All de1i0,1111.68-
tiona admitted. Cod •bal • . .WHITALL.
POLYTECHNIC COLLEG B-801-
SN'I2FIC SCHOOL for the general Stadent oI ma
thematic's.. Porpe.imentat Science, and Natural History.
w1:1 re-open, with enlarged accommodations, on MON
DAY,September 12th. TECHNICAL SCHOOLS re open
Sentemter 19th. Apply at COLLEGE BUILDING.
IILaBIKET Sheet and West Penn Square. eel-let•
MaMULLIN RESPECTFULLY IN
a-vz:as—F4s.llllt944i frtends and patrona that alio will
.41149, her School on .MONDAY, 1= init., at No. 411
pm= EIGHTBENTN street. ael-120
•
WM. S. M.,, WILL RE
,•• OPEN ibis Classical - and 'liiiglish4CHOOL, at
1.1121 MAIMET. Street. on 6th September. an 30,410
CHESTER VALLEY ACADEMY FOR
Young Ladles and Gentleman irlll 'Reopen Ninth
Month (Septambariath, 1864. J. H. TAYLOR, Princi
pal, COAT : Cheater county, Pa, ac.2B.lln*
IT HO MA 13 BALDWINI3 ENGLISH
Maihunatical and Classical School for Boys. Pi.
corner of BROAD and ARCH Streets, will reopen B.lll'.
TEMBEE 6th. . • • an27.lne
..,f •. :e• e.• • • e • ' 4:
. . OPEN ber KNGLIGH avd YMBIiON Bbamnizto
.; and DAY BOHOOL - •for YOUNG LADIES, at No. 1841
CRESTNUY Street, Philadelphia, on the 12th of Sep.
Umber, For elyenlani, apply at the School. an3-6w'
GLENWOOD ACADEMY,' DELA-
Win WATER GAP. MONROE CO.. PA.
The fall session of the above tar: Motion wil 'caw
inence on the 12th of the 9th month_ Eeiptaciber). lox
partionlara apply to BAMTIBL A.LBOP, Principal
1750-8 m Delaware Water OaP.Xonrooreo.. Pa.
• CENTRAL INSTITUTE TENTH
. and. SPRING GARDEN Streeti. ' will
.• tedietb. Boys prepared for say Division r OPC
ciai (l a i t twrz , B ri o v n e o n ot, ro g r u rooe, error Huoiaoso.
• sollelor •H. G. NoGIIIBL YB I. M., Pringtpal,'
fi r Eo. W. PETTIT WILL RB-OPEN
N.-A his Studio for the reception of Papas in the arts of
DRAWING and PAINTING, at No.loo North TENTS
Street, on the lath of September. • anNI-Im
pLAssIcAL INSTITUTE, DEAN
N-/ Street, below LOCUST. Duties resumed SEP
TEMBER 5. J. W. PALESS,_ D. D.,
an2s-2m.
•
PrincipaL
ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST and .TUNIPEM
Street& •
The Autumnal Session will open on MONDAY, Sep
tember 6. Applications for admission may be mode at
the Academy building on and after Monday, August
28, between 10 and 12 o ,
clock A. M.
JAMBS W. 11,01313%, A M .
aralf-mtrflEn Head Master.
BUSINESS EDUCATION.-1" 0U NG
Men prepared for the Counting House and business
life at CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No.
637 CHESTNUT Street, corner of Seventh.
Practical instructions in Bookkeeping, in all its
branches; Penmanship, plain and ornamental; Mercan
tile Calculations, arc. -
Telegraphing by Sound and on Paper taught by one of
the best practical Operators.
Students instructed• separately, and received at any
time. Diplomas with the Seal of the Institution at.
tached, awarded on graduating.
Catalogues: containing particulars, furnished gratis
On application. se3-6t.
NORTH BEOAD•STREET ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No. 909 North
BROAD Street; Philadelphia. Professor .Tin. eittod.
Principal This Institation opens *.£eptember 6th for
application. and September 12th for tuition.
There will be a Preparatory and an Academical De
partment, In which the number of pupils shall be li
mited toll% end the instruction thoroughly Classical,
including Ancient and Modern Languages. For tete
reuses, circulars, and other particulars, apply at the
lastitution. se2.l2te
DIARSHAI.PS
ARBHAVEI SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
31[
Writ of Sale, by the Hon_ John Cadwalader
Judge of the District ' Court of the United States, in
for the Eastern District Of Iremnsylrania. in Admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at Public Sale, to the high
est and beet bidder, for gash, at HICHENSR'S
14Nl North FRONT Street, on MONDAY, Septem
ber Llth,3BBe: at IT o'clock M., about SS hales of Cot
ton, being cargoes of ve7 eels unknown.
a
WILLIAM MILLWASD,
• • H. S. Marshal 2.43. of Penna.
Pirrtang., 18 6 d au3l 61
-MARSHAL'S SALE.- BY -VIRTUR OF
•••••■• &Writ of Sale, by the Hon. John Cadwalader,
judge of the District. Court of the United Stateo, And
for the Eastern Diatrict of Pennsylvania. In. dmiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public Bale to the highest
sad beet bidder for stree t st MICEERNBR'S 5T0213.
No. .142 N. F#ONT on MONDAY, September
12, 1864, at 12 o clock 11.. certain cotton—to wit: three
to four hundred •rannde, now or lately /Eiden on board
the brig Prince Alfred.
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
11. S. Marshal E. D. of Penns.
Parr,A.Diu.rxrA. Aligast 3/. /MC - stol-5t
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
PRMILDELPHIA. September 2, 1.861.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the Office
of the undersigned, 1103 GIRARD Street, until TOES
DAY, eth instant, at noon for the immediate delivery
at BATTEBLEB -B. A. 6BNBRAL HOSPITAL, West
Philadelphia, of the following LUMBER, viz:
6,0E0 feet third common White Pine Boards, 1 11101-
(5000 feet White Pine Flooring Boards.
The above. named Lumber to be of good quality; to
be approved, alter delivery, by an .inspector appointed
for that purpose, before payment will be made.
No propmals will be received except in blank feriae.
furniehed at this office, which most be guaranteed by
one or more persons known at this office to be re
sponsible.
The nutted States reserves the right to reject all bide
deemed too high. as also any from defaulting UM
tractors •
By order of Colonel A. J. Perry, Qnartermaater's
Department. . ALBERT S ASHATEAD,_
ee.3-St Captain and A. Q. if.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
OFFICE. Crivorgivarr, 0.. Aust n O , 1264.
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED by the undersigned until
FRIDAY, September 9,1264; atg o'clock P. lg., fox far
niahing this Department (by contract) with
• •KNAPSAMS,
•
HAVAVR
Samples of which may E be RS 13.
aeon at the office of Clothing
and &mirage in this city.
To be delivered free of charge, at the 8. Inspection
Warehouse in this city, in good new packages, with the
name of the party famishing, the kind and quantity of
goods distinctly marked on each article and package
Parties, offering goods must distinctlstate in their
bide the quantity they propose to furnish-the price, and
time of delivery.
Samples when submitted. must be marked and num
bered to correspond with theproposal, and the parties
thereto must guarantee that the goods shall be. in every
respect, i equal. to Army Standard, otherwise the propo
sal not be considered.
A guarantee, signed by two responsible persona, must
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will
"itjf4 h iri a g i o c ptr,...7a.nr a gid t- ay b :kire;tine d megiVascalf - ,
O'clock P. 81., at Wile office, and bidders are requested
to be present.
Awards will be made on Saturday.SepteMber 10,1884.
Bonds will be required that the contract Will be faith
fully fulfilled.
Telegrams relating to proposals will not be noticed.
Blank forms of propoeals, contracts, and bonds may
be'obtin at this aloe. -
The cleat to relent any bid deemed unreasonable is
reserved.
By order of Col. THOLis Swamps, A Q M. G.
C. W. MOULTON,
Captain and A. Q. m.
pROPOBAL B FOR COAL
OPP= op NAVY AGENT,
PIMADELPHIA, Augast %. 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALs will be received at this office
until WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th,_ at 12 o'clock
M., for thefollowing sisal and kinds of COAL for Ord
nance purposes, fa the Bawd year ending Jane BOth,
1861:
For ',melting, one hundred and litY (160) tone of Le
high Cool.
Por gunner'a loft. ten (10) tons of Lehigh Coal.
For blacknoithing, one hundred and fifty (159) tons of
Bituminous Coal.
• For biasing, 'soldering, etc., six hundred barrele.of
Charcoal.
Theabove Coal to be of the best qualitY and subject
to inspection before acceptance, to be delivered tree of
expense to the Government, and all to be delivered by
the first of November, 1164
JAMES S.
auk-smwOt Navy Agent.
PROPOSALS . FOR ruts; CAPS,
gnols; DRY 000D8711RWIRO MANZRIALB,
DEPARTXRPT 01 WASIONOTON,
Onion OP.CHAUT QtrATZTERMAATES,
WASJIDNOTON. August 6. 1864.
Wltrierltri_PßOPOßALß will be received at this once
until further notice, for furnishing. the following arti
cles for use - of contraband men; -women. and children
in this Depanment:
Brogans (russet, &a.). and other serviceable Boot.
and Shoes for men, women, and children's wear.
Chip, felt, and woolen Hats, and cloth Cape.
Roney, Linsey, ()blab tune, Calico4ts, Blankets, end
other woolen and cotton goods:-
Hickory Stripe (for shirts), Bedtleking, =bleached
Muslin, woolen Socks and Burlap&
Spool Cotton, black and white ; linen ?breed.
Bone suspen der Buttons. larle Battens for goat&
White porcelain Buttons, gam Needles, and other
sewing materiels and trimmings.
Samples should be mint with each bid, at a. elizpea f •
of the party forwarding the same. • •
An oath of allegiance should accompany each bid.
Ito verbal proposition will be entertained, but evert
bid, or modification of the same, must Be in writing,
p uve h es wil l
be made, from
or otherwise. as the
goode ar enotded. ander contrast or as the
interests of the service may require.
Good security will be required for the faithful fulfil
ment of any contract made under this advertisement.
Proposals should be sealed and addressed to the un
dersigned, and endorsed " Proposals for farnishiug Dry
Goods, ', SWAB Id. f*RBIBB.
Lieutenant Colonel and cadet cituirtermaster Depart
ment of Washington arm- im
COAL.
fIOAL. -6110 AR LOAF,
_BRA •
MILLDOW. and Iloilo& Moo.ntaLt Lehigh 0001,5a4
bad Loiro.t Vain, fr om Sakay l klll; Dreoareil a s
prosolv for 7 7 Um. Depo t, W. W. conker 21
6n d wit,Lo Eta. 011os, No. TM Booth 19100
. J. 'ALTON it CIO.
MIRE LEHIGH 004L.---H011131&.
KEEPERS can poly on rottinz *Solo Stbe•
X X corner of FRONT and .rOPLAR .
an.29-Im* JOHN .
DENSER.VO.
•
A most effective and delightful gyegientigu -
TOR. nu TRIPE Aln) CHM&
and a la e hlurmsatailat by the most entigent Demeeng-
Dn
.IL is taa reauli of a Mammal SWUM et. seisattle arms
itte
ents, extending thro
Wears. a perlat et marl, Lkiegr
__Ts a treat tratirat in eeiscurvelb • end
sea
•LT WILL PR DIMAT OF .Sj it rt ix 6 .
MINIM WEAN GUMS.. .1 - 4• .
•
Y 01.8*N AND.TRII 'RUM 8
• -11 •••tliewbus. P
ie rals It
AL‘ Prepird z eola s tff urr .•-•: J .. .
- 1 1 L13•CHEAII1. YlilmionhLs.
art 4 14. .
Tar aaalvir Dena) . ai.
11;.. PEERBNCE(s . 004CA.L' EX.A.4IIM
• AlOws: with fidiLdelieriptiolug of chaisetarbitils'
DAY lAA AVESILINCI, 4t J. L. CAPE".
vipirstion, No s mi &oath VIATia
SALE AND TO LET.
gla FOR SALE-WITH POSSESSION
usE AT ONCE..
171801mnd avenue. 12 rooms MI/
1814 Master street , 10 rooms, * 3 .BW.
9C03 North Thirteenth street, 4 rooms, *LOW.
831 South Third street, 11 rooms, 6 000.
1016 Melon street, 9 rooms, 84.(011
619 Brown street, 7 rooms, 32,60.
1646 North Broad street, 12 rooms, SG•6OO.
929 Melon street, grooms, 163.630.
.00e, over 1,000 °there, Itirge and small; prices nut•
In g fiom $6OO to $40.000.
Phase get our "House Eitorersa."
GEO. R. TOWNSEND .1r CO..
12.1% South FOURTH Street.
se3-2t • -
fa FOR -Fr.- SEVERAL FUR-
Call
-Mg itiSBED
SE DIiVELLINGA Possession. it ono,.
for HOU Eland'
GEO. N. TOWNSEND
H at CO..
=OM South FOURT Stmt.
IaWE CAN SRLLA LARGE e
DER or
FIRST-CLASS DMILLINDS,
Well located. and
' Call for MUSS REGMr. ("11-
316911 r "RI"
CEO TOWNSKND & CO.,
• • 193 X South FOURTH Street.
IRPO ' SALEL-OVRIt 1,000 D WEL
LINOS arid STORM In alLparks et the city. -
HOUSE REGISTER NOW READT. Sent Grans.
6SO' N. TOWNSEND ficCO.
L43X South FOURTH Street.
segonnw at
FOR SALE—A HANDSOME MO
DERN DWELLING, on GIRAInt avenue, west of
Seventeenth stw et, 12 rooms.. taut sit modern improve
ments. Lot 26 by 106 to back street. POSlession at
once. Keys at the office. Will be eoCct a Oargaia.
HOUSE RE011371111. now ready. -
GEO N. TOWNNaND At CO - . •
123 X SOlab FOORTH Haat. •
QBs 6mwB4t
dift FOR • BALE--A COITIORY REST:
inaItENCE, in Wkitemarish. Mon igomet county,
Pennsylvania, one mile from Fort 'Washing n. North
Pennsylvania Railroad. 23s' miles from Chestnut MU.
attached to which are SiecreaHret quality farming land,
large stone home. containing 11.roome, atone Urn.
nearly new. icelonse. Ac. Address or anply to .
.12 W. ADDIS,
Whitemarsh. Montgomery county Pa.
Stock and crops will-be sold with it if reouired.634l*
WANTED TO RENT—A FUR
-11•11NIABED HOUSE In the Western part of the city
for Gentleman- and Wife; no children. Unexception
able S- reference given: Address 50w.1832 Poet Moo.
eSt*
da FOR SALE-STORE AND
MIEDWELLING. excellent stand, NO. UM Ridge ave
nue. LotlSxllsfeet. •
B. F. GLENN, 123 S. FOURTH Street, and
se34l 8. W. eon SEVENTEENTH and GREE.
•
AN' FOR SALE.ii.N EXCELLENT
...a-. FIRM of over 130 acres, in Montgomery constx,
32 miles from PhiladelrdLia,.at a very ion, 'Won. soil
ROOd and in exonlient condition. Good baildinns: a Ta
rte ty of fruit, &c. Wlll be sold mach below lte prima.
se,ooo, if sold soon. • raws.-
sea-tf 123 South,FOURTS Streik
TO . LET-A TWO-STORY BRICK
•=l.' Building, suitable for manufacturing purpose;;
feet front. and 30 feet deep, situate in Richmond Street,
east of.Nront. Inquire of • P. REEL
• set. fit° ' - No. 1043 GERMANTOWN. Road-
di TO LET—SEVERAL NEW
matzol7BlB In BORTH ELEVENTH, TWELFTH, mei
reuxVBlF Stre ' le br rth n
o s t .ll g ar g e= t t Y n
conve
nieacee• TATLOW JACKSON,
auto-6t* 614 CHESTNUT Street.
as FOR SALE--A VALUABLE BUSI-
Jra. NESS STAND, at Twelfth and Spring Garden sta.,
colfaisting of Store. room and Dwelling, contarning 8
roome and bath. Terms easy. Inquire 58 N. FOURTH'
St ,2d story. Immediate possession given. an3o-im,
el FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
. 111 lga.—Sitnate N. W. oorner of Prankford
41 4road,an Emit
street. Lot 100 feet on Prankford road and Roston
Norris street.
Six three-story Ericenwellinks on Frankford.
One foar-story Brick Factory Building, 83 by 4.1 feat,
on Norris street, with two-story brick attached, 2S by S 0
feet, con cotton machinery, engine, and boner&
For further formation apply at northeast comer of
SEVENTH and SPRUCE Streets.
Bull-Ime
el LARGE AND VALUABLE PRO.
•IN - 1 PIETY FOR BALI —The very large and comma
dious LOT and BUILDING, No. 906 CHERRY Stgroa,
near the centre of bush2ess. Containing AO feet on Cherry
street, depth 100 feet, being 7eleet wide on thexearo.•
the lot, and at that width opening to a 'large eart-wsp
leading to Cherry street. Its advantages of
' •
SIZE AND POSITION
•
are rarely met with.
Apply at the ogles of Christ Church Hospital,
jel,34m No. 220 WAL.T Street.
ek FOR SALE OR TO LET TEE DR-
ArAIBIRABLE brick DWELLING, corner of Wood and
Ellis streets, Burlington N. J. Lot 36feet br 228 feet.
with stable, &c. Rent WPM. Apply to
. CAOCK. •
801 CRBSTNIIT Str ß eil DD t„ Phibsds.
Or, FRANK - UN WOOLMAN,
ati2B-fmwllt* BURLINGTON. New Jereer.
FOR SALE, VERY CRIL&P.-
aEKLARGE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE, South
west corner of FORTY- FIRST and WESTMINSTER
avenue, Twenty-fourth ward; 13 rooms, ass, hot and
cold water throughout the house, stable in rear of lot,
tine fruit and shade trees.
Size of lot, 120 feet front by 179 feet deep.
Price $lO,OOO, clear of incumbrance. Terms ear:.
Also, Two very desirable COTTAGES, on HALEY
Street, near Westminster avenue; have all modern im
provements, 10 rooms.
Size of lots, each Ri feet front by 115 feet deep.
Price *3,900, each. Terme easy.
Also, a number of desirable Houses, at from sl.soo
each to $lO,OOO, in all parts of the cfttry Apply. to
SAMUEL P. HUTCHINSON. or
J. WAN COGLSTON,
ati2Mf No. Thl South . smrn Street.
a l FOR ' SALE-A FARM CONTAIN. log 116 acres, situated in Lower Merlon towitehiP,
Montgomery county. Fa., ten miles from Philadelphia,
on the Gulf Road.
The Improvements are a large atone house, large
stone barn, carriage house, and three or four springs
on theproperty.
The land is in the highest state of cultivation and
well Watered; seven or eight acres of very flee wood
land, chiefly chestnut, and is one of the finest proper
ties in Eastern Pennsylvania.
For terms, &c., inquire at the Coal 'Yard of
MARRIOTT St .TENIIIMS,
sea-6t ! Corner NINTH and WALLACE Streets.
FOB BALE-A. VERY DEBtRABLE
17. and highly Improved FARM, a few miles oat, eon:
taining, eighty amen railroad station on tlie premises,
at which there are three trains atop to and from the city
daily. The buildings are 'very superior; tine spring of
-wat. r spring -henna at the•bnildi se -For
further partienlara apply to E . PETTIT.,
393 wer.wr Street.
Call-and examine Register of-Farms and Country
Places, with a few acres of ground. • • se& tf
alk FOR 8.4E;-A VAritr &BUS &ARM
of .140 sem. and hotel property.ln Xenigomery
county': good business stand.; good.: buildings: plenty of
fruit; shade, water, &c. Price only $10,MO• All ear
Farm Ilegiattra are now ready. •
GEORGE N. TOWNSRND & CO.
se2- 2t No. 123 X South FOURTH Street.l
ab TO RENT-A DESIRABLE COITN
-a- TRY SEAT, containing between four and five
acre h oa r
sehe Old. York road, above the five-mile stone.
The is of stone, nearly new. roomy, and ooramo
dious; it has a large parlor, dining-room, librarT.and
two kitchens on first lima with nine chambers and
bath-room above The grounds are in fine condition,
d well stocked with large sbade trees, numerous
evergreens, and fre its _ of the choicest kinds, n o m! inst
come Into liberal bearing: a large and unusually pro- .
ductive vegetable garden; a coPlons-running stream; a
bathing-pond; grove of forest trees, spas orchard.
&a ; carriage -house and good stabling -.for fonrhorses.
The neighborhood is highly rural arul.Plckareave. at
the same time convenient and long noted for min r 7:.
being entirely free from militia at all seesaw'. Will
be leased to a responsible tenant for one to three years,
or if not satisfactorily rented, will be Boa For terms,
which will be liberal, address •"14. Y.," at the °Moe
of this paper. • - aitit.:ortuket
k'.glit'_!!)ll2)..W l ll l , l :ro4
...
am . P N N. 14 STEAM iniGnnt
ANDBOILKII WORKS. —NRAPIKk LINT
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,3I.A.,
BEIRISTS, BOILER-MAKERS, BLACKSMITH=
FOUNDERS, haring for many yearn been in sue
,operation, land been exclusivelyentaged in building mad
repairing Marine and River Engines, high and low pre..
entre, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks, Propellor,,, Sm.,
respectfully offer their serviette to the radio, as being
fully prepared to contract for engines of all sizes, Ma
rine, River, and Stationary ; hav in g sets of patterns 01
different sizes, are prepared to execute orders with
quick despatch. Seery description of pattern-making
F r
at the shortest notice. High and Low pressure,rine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best Penn
e, lvania charcoal iron, For/rings, of all thee and kind*
Iron and Braze Casting,,, of all descriptions; Roil.
Tenting, Screw-Cutting, and all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawbars and specifications for all work done at the
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed_
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for r.-
palm of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety, and
are provided with: ~heard. Meeks, falls. Ac., Ac . ., , fee
raising heavy or light weights..
JACOB C. ZUMFEL
JO PALMER, w.
je2l-tf BRACH and PAKStreet..
I. VAUGHAN ACRILIIICH. WILLIAM M. MAIRIMIL
JOVZIE a COPE.
SOUTH WARR: FOITXDRY,
FIFTH AHD, WiII3HINGTON sumer*,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK - .it SONS,
Earculfsnßs AHD atecanusrs i
Manufacture Michaud Low Pressure Steam timrtnes, fot
land, river, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, ito. ; Cut.
Inge of all kinds, either iron or br FLU
Inge
Roofe 'for Gas Works, WorkehoPs.
road Stations, &c.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most ire.
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, sack at
Stear Su garri Saw, and Grief. Wine, Vacuum Yana,
Traine, Defmaiors, F C ilters,Pamptng Suglnes,r
Sole agents for N. Ilillieux's Patent Sugar-Boil
_gas-
Paratna, liesmyth' a Patent Stearn Rammer, and Asioi-
W
Machine.olsey's Patent. i
Centrifugal Sugar- Draining
Ins
itztl2-11
MOBOAM, ORB, & CO., STEAM EX
GINS BUILDERS Iron Founders, and General
Machinists and Boiler • Makers, 'No. 1219 C A LLOW.
HILL Street, Philadelphia. fell?-tf
REEDIOAI.
ITOMCEOPATHIO, Mai '''' AL' COL.
LEON OP PENNSYLVANIA. PHILADELPHIA. ..T.
Session of 1804-0 begins WMOISE-LlllO. •
DAV:IV:Y.—C. Bering, M. D. practice; Ad. LIN &
M.D., mat. me d. ; 8.. N. enernsex, IL D. obirt:111-es.
Rano. D diagnostics; G. R. Morkey:l4,o., Stn.
P. Wilson ,11 D., an ;C. Boorman', M. D. ,physto :
L ;
Prof. S
pit e , chemistry: , To
Address C. WIDEMAN, lf. D. , Dean.
rel-fmwll3t ' 1105 FILBERT Street.
TARRANT'SIEPPERVEBOXIM
SELTZER APERIENT •
IS ITV
• .
BEST REMEDY KNOIng • • •
FOIL ALL . • • .
BLUME MBPLAINTS, RICK READACRI: UOTTIVI
NESS INDIGESTION, HEART-BURN BO
LM • -
stomAc_,_H sin-sicitHsss. egc,
• Dr. JAMES U. uutt,TON, the Great uteirdst,sayst
I k now ite eompositton.• end have no doubt tt .erin
prOYe most ben,ftelal la those complaints for whilst. it ir
recommended.
• Dr. THOMAS Hon) says , i " NU 11
M:MIT 01?Unelaii
to the no&e of the public. , .it
i Dr. ee eco EWARD m G. can with wit.
LUDLOW eart: " •
thm •
Dr. GEORGE T. DEXTER nye: "In Matta .
Reati-brarn, Costiveness, Sick Headache, &a.,'
BELTZER APERIENT In my bands has Droved tad
*valuable remedy. "
For other teettmoritAls eeszamphlet with sain honk,
raritacto.rod only hff__, TARRANT &
278 GREENWICH Street, New irwk.
40- FOR SALE BY ALL DatmoisTs. my23-UW,
VI, ECTRIC IT Y.—WHA.T IS LIFE
'4" WITHOUT DIC.A.LTH f—Dra. BARTHOtONNICIt*
* .ajatai, Medical Electrisians, having removed. Owls
Once from North Tenth street to Ho. t oo
at Street, below Race.wllbatill treat
loot = •i
el curable diseases, whether kcal* or Chronic,
ahockhLsLn. °tans inconvenience, ky the use of
IC I Y. l a Ito zooillestiozui cad lionuockpa.thislW.-
on, alit &AA ow- 'salmons' and Catarrh.*
fond pUmes, General Delmillti. _ .
Paralysis. Diseases of the advor Mr
Neurslght_ Kidneys. ,- . • ..
,:.
Have and Arno. Diabetes. •
Congestion. Prolorcom Uteri MMus eg .
irjAsthma. the vronil4.. . . I
polo. Ebernoribolds, or AWL
ustism. NSW Disease.
Boonohltio. Deafness.
Testimonials at the on es. M 4 North Ifiaireath Cariet, * ,
°Nei hours, trA. N..to
DB& DJMNOLOMInv dr ALIA!. r
Torth
Ifedi cal Elrir iwrikEleetrielmm
fkispAlL
17441 a •
b": I: .P.IPIS DRAIN PlPit '
_7IbIBA carri DRADI 'll
ausam•r. Wink an
.k10e 1"1 .1'
assaseses, and bare, far sale fa war queasily.
. - 2111# kore Rer Tart fla.
" ' 51");'
m . 711 3. • 1 "-cril
b.
TERRA COTTA C01111('W,0
Tor
Cottages, Villas, or Cit 7 Homes", p h
ium
= t wtsov.
d fOr 0U4114 ainOkir oblalosys. Troai atro fmg
01LN.A.MITITAL GUM= VIA& ."
•
Fountaiss,Ar and kitstaary Xarblo Ataxic
Wacketa. aa tel Vases
Pad 111. OTT/ 'WO . 24k
10 atrset., - 1
,441 Lissi.
1 FORt_ , IT
=OM AND WrLiar "-KRAIT .
IMO ZINIBSIMIArts 11161s0
AIICTION 8.11/3..4
JOHN B. "MYERS dc Co.
23123. Nos. X 32 and *34
a*ALD OF FRENCR,
AND BRITISH DRy o t ut•- . 4
MIS DAY, " 4 ..
AC ARD. --We - Amite tire early ...
chasers to the desirable aseortnutto
foods, •
r...„
Swine, and British dry ocdts crahriej, - * - .r„
on fo ',.
of cho ur months' .
credi
ice articles to be peremp:orily.,Zei,: .„
t, COIXLIZMUC:At
ten o'clock precisely. • It
FIRST FALL SALE OF FRE.:,yr
THIS DAY.
Sept. b, we will bold, by catsier re • 7
Malt, a sale of French,
lo
l „ act i i f ' i
~.
dry , goods, embracing' about '7OO
articles in silks, drecs treads,
b fderies, bonnet and silk velvets, *l4'
Lapin and cata/ognna early o 4
LARGE PEREMPTORY. SALE
NAN,
NOTICE —lncluded in AND BRITonISH AF
Italian, India, Porpoise. and Brits" 2
so, d.!
held on MONDAY MOR2/EO, „
months' credit, will be found, is :, 34 ; . r ./ •
desirable and choice articles. 7i • .1
Alms GaoDs.
pieces plain and figured lithe .
ed cashmeres, merino oop;j,
ony these goode, poll de cherres '
BLaCli Sag&
pieces glossy black dre3B elk , * o•
Naples.. Ake., dm. •
DEReS
std
pieces fancy and solid colors NO
•
SHAWLS.
A choice siaortinent of fall Rad selyt.s ro
CLOAKS AND
iglus . Silk and sloth cloaks, ream illus. te a ,
GLOVES AND G,konis,::.*
A full assortment of gents . and int - 74.
bilk gloves and
_gauntlets.
RIBBONS AND TRl3nre,,,.
A fall line of RIO cartons of Add
gros de Barden bonnet and neck ribi,'""q,
owed stat velvet ribbons, trim m i n ,„
ARTIFICIAL FLO liTik ^., zt
♦ very rich assortment of Field - . s '
Re.
EMBROIDERik
Paris jsconst and mull coll./vs,' ~
bodies, amen cambric ha ntikev.:,'... - " . •ft•
insertione, laces, &c. •-•'.c.nb.::,
LABOR SPECIAL SALE Op 1630 c......
BONS. MILLINERY SlL)j, ritil'
Included 1.1 , our sale on sfOSD.tr, h er i .••
found large and desirable lines rouid ~ii....'!.
ribbons, Mos. 4a 80 ; &fall assortment itr).,'...: - •
bons, lies. 4a60; an entire iny dr ,l ol., o "..
and crochete poult de sole, Nos. 4aB
Also, a ful rib b ons , os. Ito 20 bra;e ....• ...
lured yelc.z of a cele bri•.:. • .
Also, millinery silks, velvets, artif.en,: •
-- •
LARGE rosin - vs SALE OF 1.100 ps• i.
-
BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS, ARMY u ; 'I
YELLING SAO& an. ..,
015( TUESDAY imams% I
September Atb, at ID e'elock,wil/ be eV...,
logue, without reserve, on four months' /..:.:.
1.100 packages boots. elms, brogan., .:
rues shoes, arm? goods, tra•ellitii bee tr.
and Eastern manufacture. sinbracins a r„..;, : .• .:
assoroient of desirable articles funnel, t .::-
oblldren.
N. B. — Samples, with catalog
h•
ues. earlYei
sale. "
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF' BOOTS. ego
Gans, ARMY' GOODS, . TEAVELLIA (
boob in oar large Pereipri''
boot., apes, &c.. to In bold on TUE:ili
....'
got. eth. at.lo o'clock. will be found lapp•.,:
lowing
monfresh goods, to be sold without re.tri:
ths' cred it. viz:
• • -.-*Mums men's and &ITS' steel shod std t , •
—eases men's and boss' quitted N o
ene. •-t
_ saw mwes. boys', and youths' thick. I , ..
easel, men's, IiC a ILS:, and you tlas' lepaz:,
• ~- cases men's cavalry boots. •
•—, cases znen's inch enameled carelzy ;• z
•-- cases boys' grain L L boots.
cases men's. boys'. , and youths' kip hp ..
• --- cases men's,- boys', and mats' 4 . z ;
ole do.
' cases men's, boys', and Youths' Cep .7 ,,,
'able do,
'• muses Women's, misses', and chi!dc.: .
'Rost; Crap. and split, sewed, pAg ge d , •
"nailedboots and bahorals, embraeng a
ment:pf City and Eastern -made goods. ' •
N. B.—Samples or the same pill be
nation early on the morning of the auk
r .
will find it to their interest to attend. '
-
LABOR ER P AN, IV DD L ME F TIC R D TN
-;
.We will hold a large sale of tot alga • o:.
moot. by attalogne, on a credit of foc t .
part for cash,
ON THURSDAY .110Eilxq
September B,.embracing about Ett) .
of staple and fancyarticlea in woo!ecc,tvor •El
silks, and cottons, t o which incne .
dealers.
•
N.B.—Samples of the same will be ant:. -•••
animation, with catalogues, early on tit,
-
sale, When dealers will find it to their .: .2 I A
- -
POSITIVE SALE OF OARPETIN3z f .
Se
•
- ON FIVO,
Septerobst 9,- at precisely
11 o'clock, _
catalogue, on four Months' credit, an a- - uj
perfine and line ingrain, venetian, h, t 2;.,
rag cfxPenlhiglls Which may be examtn , .: -
morning or sale.
VURNESSBRINLEY & Co., ....,_
-A- No. 615 CHESTNUT and 612 JAylj,.."' Iv
FIRST FALL .SALS OF DRY 00:Y
• • ON TUESDAY. • •-•-•
NA
Sept. 6th, at 10 o'clock, on 4 month:* nt - •
prising British, German. Saxons, Fres:l .414
rictus Macy and staple goods.
N. B.—samples will be arranged ler e -
With catalogues early on morning of sale .
SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE fr.: ... '
NET RIBBONS AND TRINE.;;; : ,
.
Now landing, comprising
-000 cartons of the importation of if-, - ,
Freres. on TUESDAY, September Bth. at:. r .
four monthe'credit.
Comprising—
pailligepfain goods, Nos. 4 to 40, sill , .: •.'. '-vi •
Full lines black, Nos. 4
- Full lines broche Scotchp l aids. &e.
' Also, full lines finest quality plain e eof n , :• ' t
shades, expressly for city trade. . 7 ;1- ...
SPLENDID QUALITY SASH RIBBONS .1.7 .
GROS GRAIN 818803 4. . • '''''
Nos. 40®100 magnificent quality a% ' -"'
plaid sash ribbons, finest ever offered 4: it.: .: :
.:' a
Nos 40160 splendid quality black Sr- lc ..- 7 . ' •
LYONS BLACK SILK vizvEr P.103.: . .:z. • k ' Ft •
•BILKS AND VELVID s, "--
,;, • -
—cartons No. 134 to 20 extra quality 41q .
t..... '
ribbons.
..!g . .
• cartons white and colored etlge.ir.: 7 .:, ~... .
Lyons colored pooh de sole and boaii.:,.. Ii,VIAi '-
LYONS BLACK SILK VELVETS, GW./: it' ti
• A.RNriBES, kr.
Sill r
• Lyonsextra heavY black , 411 t reteil. EPEE
Sato 32 inch heavy black gros de Ebb+ ..,•
arratmea, gromde chines: and in,tria , .
. BRITISH DRESS ir. .
. 301.. : .T n
Stases, black and colored alpaca!, *7.i . " i *. • . n o
• 2 do solo ptil moushatlehilacs, a fain !L1
- 3 do :ffillratilper and check mohair=.3c• :* •,
...,
1 .do, 14.4 tartan cheek - popling,2giarhz;. _ s ix
- 1 do erepeli Parisietinee, French dans ...:. .....—..
LINENS. TABLECLOTHS, L. C. 11S33iiii .. '
plum
WHITE 00004, kr. . •
aDOpteces 4,4 irishainens, all linen,.c . i: ,7 .. "
3
to close invoices. .
- .34 corded border linen cambric 1.: ',.. ~_l_l l4
;hemstitched handkerchiefs.
Also. 1.0(0 pieces iaconets. cambric.. Si.
"mulls.
/Also, 1,000 pairs rich black lac e vei!=. - 14
pRILIP FORD .3L- CO., AUCTIO
.3
A. ass MARKET and 522 COKELiCi . -
_. .
POSITIVE HALE OF 1,100 CASES g4: - `
Stitis.
THIS MORNING. -as..-i
. .
September 11, commencing at ten o'clers::• ' •
will sell by catalogue, for cash, about IX
ahoeS, brogans,
bate,
gaitep : and sr-*
. ps,
primsfreah atock,to which we invite Ma i.- , Al
UO/1 of buyers.
~ I
SALE OF 1,200 CASES BOOTS, S11"1 - 3. :. • .
. dr:
• ON TRURSDAV MORN/51.
September 8, commencing at /0o'clee:: . 7 4 ' ' -
be . sold by catalogue, 1,200 epee stra t i. c) . ••
- youth's-mlf, kip, and grain boots , bropt.... ‘,...‘i,„ea
ClVitll9l3ooth. CtO._Lwomexec, MUM/ . al; • -, ~
boots and shoes. The early, attention • f i.... , •
tO thih sale, as it will contain goods true tr,:.:.,
and Pastern manufacturer& mi#,c-.-,
THOMAS & BONS, CR
-• Noe. 138 and 141 South
POnn*avn
PALL SAM STOOKS AND EFAL I' . :Pertle
First F6th September.
Second Falb e, ISth September.
Third Fall Sale,. Pith September.
.13/ETEA LAWS SALE OF srocKs E 3
ESTATE,
CARD.—Oar first Pallaate. ruesdzT ' l ‘' •
change. will comprise a very large ac
bank and other stocks, and papis by Or 20
1 prom
tratote and exeonto• -t -
-- -
o executors; Mitirst-clais -- .
der ofOrphans' Court, executors, ant Supra
Fall descriptions now ready in hanS..--- pp I L ,
catalogues on Saturday.
• FTRET FALL SALE—SEPTA; q;
VALUABLE -COTTON FACTORY, . •
thlerY,6B stone houses: and 12 acres of 9"
,town, Pa • -
Farm, 960 anion, Elk county, Pa.
.irredeemable Ormand Rent, 469 e
Handsome Country Seat Lower gg er. ,
Modern Dwelling, IM7 Citron etres-
_Business Stand, Ito. 234 North Delare—•
Businese Stand, N. E. cor. Sixth and
Brick Dwelling, No. 214 Brier Plant.
Valuable Brewery Vaults Ike., Fall, . -
Valuable Property,4o acres, Graf C
Modern Dwelling, t o. 492 North Fifth E
Store and Dwellings. No. 515 South 5* . i•-•
Store. corner' Fifteenth and Filbert am: ,
M odel - w Dwelling, 1632 Addison etree.
• • Modern Dwelling, No. 1226 Marshall 5:6 P.
Modern Dwelling, No. 025 South Prat
Valusble Lot, /331 acres, Long lane,
Two Building Lots, Broad Top City. '`M
3CMO,
Administrator's sale No. 510 PO W'
HOUS/1110f.d) FURNITURE CAl:l'.. 5/4
• Tam mosturlo.
B eFlembeiolß, at 10 o'clock, at No. I
between Spruce mad Pine streets, • aullemp
M i lrder of Administrators, the 11..,t- dormy
and glassware, bedding, can ,-
quantity of ans intudirm May be exez:.-- • ioale
on the morning of the sale. lO IT
Sale No. 429 North Second rpo
STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOODWILL jui )
STORE.
ON WEDNESDAY - MORNING. 1 .E4
.11t , 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. ;
street, the entire stock of a liquor •
flue wine, brancir. gin, 'whisky, bo:
Also, the goodwill and, fixtures, wst
refrigerator, ae.
Saig•lday he examined at 8 o'clock L:.
Sale No. 2027 Walnut S:r ,
ILEGIAIfT FiLltA r lTllftE. PieXu, .11.
CATlErts, a ,
OF TUESDAY MO.R . SIS' w i• tin.
13th instant. at 10 o'clock, at No VS "• z---
tin
by . catalogue ; • the - household fang- 1
emt of elegant walnut eratritl -, :.7 ~
fine green plush; rosewood waif -,- ' •.°‘
.v, , A•• EL
rosewood . seven octave ptauo, hs , - --* ~,,h
walnut dieing-room furniture, vet fdf . :. I n ",„ -
and walnutenambor furniture, 2E9 tr ' ? ' . . pftip
the kitchen utensils.
Aar- The cabinet furniture was tar. Fail
been in nee but &short time, and Mai t. : 8 Y...."‘
the morning of sale from a to 10 o'clek.„..Op a ra
Br HENRY Y P. WOLBERT, 'clocS
AUCTIONEER. ...a----
go: 1/102 MAILKIIT Street. South Sift's , - iiitti
STOCK- OP ItEADY-MADE CLOTS: S ' , ju ,
• WOOL and PLADIDEL SHIETs. P:l' er •
I.IWFowLeTS. P-RISTS, MUSLISi , .• to iki
SIELETS, TEDIIIIII . OS, SHOES. 4 V.-+ eagle
THIS 11011,ST:N. _ad
,;• Sept. 6114 oommenchig at 10 &ca Orz. .. '
Aar/mane desirable assortment of L.' • *7:0:1
attention or tailors and rely:ord it I - t
A
-PAZTOQABT & WARNOC'! ui
',.. n0,41111140..5a0 lulu= suit- ov
iaßea Posvrrvz cal OF A3l.r•
PORTED DRY GOODS, 1101SE 1 • ' ,
- . MIRY GOODS, Sra, b i Ought:FP. -.
o.NE.tDAT.
Sept.ith, commen sr
cin w g 3t 10 0 Ct , ... . .4
DrisiLS-about 700 lots new and idd :., 'es
11111.5 r e 1 414 'Worthy the atteal!..coi i • 1 1 1
': • ---- • 4
44-13470TT, JB., AUCII O -* - , c -t . ...
- 4 -ra eft 13859! OT ilia els $55 4 2 . : 4 : I
SHIPPIN 4
lea BOSTON AND 1 .- ; hum . 2111
10 rt On E1&M.179721P Lin :_", . 1444
..*INO, Palladalybia, 6dronriirla;:. ; ' Z a
.., :,
YU "ate lzhahlA WORMair, 17105,-. -..• •
P. 7 . :Azakr. Phil ad . eio xotaar taa „te forio tapp a his to sA n os n a , s 7 . - , ? ... .
saa...it_ Ssa
..• •
...Al' u s
—_
Vaasa Itovrand. ottattatlal e5tr .... .t.:,- - : • --',.
Ilas. insithur from Rash Port P 2 le " *. rt.
- V 1
eathe Tasold
~
lan:maw
a. afaalad at 013-241( 1 -"' 1
e ga L t
---- elegi
Trolakta asks* at fait raMo. ! beg
- .209%14er
ofill= ars Mooted to *fad 11:', Ea 3
Ina War [coil'.
Varirdild or rapare a r ß itiw i ttfl f 4li
.as sit ,,.
, --___tt 213„ Booth Dre
, , -----r , pe
.t_Lartill=l% FROM NEW..! oaa
'` . .d a .,,, ~,r , NEW }USES, fil l : , t el l's
- A..-... , end MeSTON -The stearr: j. li . ail
:tad ALM CITY leave Peck SIP. a r. ' _ . 1 1 r e t
A 76 P. M.. and 11 at niabt. ----- sad to
oudt.
ellamits STENCIL AL B ~s
Y. J. eal/ e.,,,,,,' , 0; 1171 ii
_..e....__f lOl UNION STENS% 24 'V , :er•
ire eels ratitufaetarers
to is Sie i' .
liaisbete sad Straus, sixf ffm,:,,e ,
liTee Sold si wholesale st tivi 0 0
- best of IIiDELIBLI '„,,'....
.-
Vlt.
Z, t.
coifies and all liludii;.;
ex prom.rtis mull' "