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THURSDAY, TUNE 29, 1.865.
TIMID CITY.
TEE DOITRLISDAY COURT MARTIAL.—The
/Mkt reassembled yesterday morning, all the memo
bars present. The counsel for William Neal pro
tiered against the court trying the case any farther,
as the judge advocate, in summing up the ease of
W. E. N. Cozens, bad used language which was
prejudicial to an impartial bearing. To sustain the
Protest 'Daniel Dougherty, Esq , was examined.
He testified that he was associate counsel for W.
B. N..oozens, in the case lately howl before this
Omit, and was present at the summing-up of the
Cane; the judge advocate said Neal had knowingly
paned tents o fCozens of inferior quality and size;
also charged Neal with complicity ; the touts ho
charged Neal with passing falsely were those fur
nished under contract of W. B. Henry, Filson, Oc.-
sena, and Altemus & Cozens; the judge advocate
Or de s n - o ex n ami d n ed M .— Nhe n r gsutr m on e g
t l a gge.
appeared
to be
read, although some of It was extempore.
Cci. Foster read extracts from his speech, in which
Neal was charged with fraud, Corruption, and coot
pitons'.
Ntr. Dougherty said the remarks he had listened
tower. substantially the same as those ;just read.
Witness bad keen the associate of F Carroll
Brewster, Esq.. upon the defence.
F. Carroll Brewster, Esq., sworn.—ln Colonel
Foster's argument great stress was laid upon the
complicity of Neal and Cozens, and the fraudulent
ring by Neal of the tents furnished by Cozens in
different contracts. The expression " corruptly ' 1
Was used in connection with Mr. Neal so pointedly
that it caused the witness to look with surprise that
the judge advocate should do so, knowing that Hr.
Neal was not on trial, and not present. The pro
test was allowed to be entered by the court upon the
record.
Themes D. Wilder testified that William Neal
was chief inspector at the arsenal, and that Mr.
Cozens famished tents there.
The court here adjourned until the let of July
RavAL.—The United States steamer
Yantic arrived off the Navy Yard yesterday after
noon, baying In tow the Vatted States steamer Os.
Pipet, which pat into Hampton Evade, on the 24th
instant, in a disabled condition, while on her way
home from the West Gulf squadroa.
The "Fantle was built iu Yht . ..adelphta, and sailed
August 12.1861. She was first stationed in Vine
yard Sound, Nees.; then took an extended northern
cruise in search of the pirate Tallahassee, and
finally joined the North Atlantic, squadron and want
On the blockade off Wilmington, N. C. She part!.
olpated actively In both attacks on Fort Fisher,
losing One cfneer —doting -Ensign Edaratd Winne-
More, of thin city—and a number of men ; helped
!educe Fort Anderson, and sham] in the Waggle for
the possession of the City of Blockade. =care. She
was stationed in the Cape Fear river until quite
recently, when she was ordered to Hampton Roads,
and finally to this port.
The following is a list of her othoers : Lieutenant
Commander. T. C. Harris; executive officer, L. O.
macmtire; surgeon, H. W. Wheeler • paymaster,
Samuel B. Huey; acting ensigns ' C. 11
J. C. Lord, J. F. Churchill, an d S. T. Lederer ;
chief engineer, William S. Smith ; assistants, H. 0.
Beckwith, Bryce Wilson, H. F. Lovealre, and Geo.
Holton; paymaster's steward, J. E. Firing; mar
geon's steward, T. 0. Weatherly.
THE Sot OF 1812.—The Pennsyl
vania Association of the Soldiers of the War oflBl2,
met yesterday morning, in the Supreme Court room,
Peter Hay, president, In the chair, John H. Frick
secretary.
The president presented s letter from the corn-
MUM of arrangements of the ceremonies of laying
the oorner•stone of the monument to be emoted in
the Soldiers' National Cemetery at Gettysburg,
Pa, on the Fourth of July next, earnestly inviting
the surviving soldiers of the War of 1812 to partici
pate in said ceremonies, and requesting the &semis,
Lion to Invite other organizations to join It on the
occasion.
The imitation was accepted, and the Executive
Committee was directed to maize the necessary ar
rangements thoretor• The Executive Committee
will inset at the Supreme Court room, to morrow
afternoon, at 4 o'oloca, to issue tickets for the ex
cursion, where those desirous of participating will
attend. A resolution was adopted inviting the sol
diers of ISI2 in the neighboring States to join the
association on the occasion. • "
Panes CLUB.—A meeting of the Club
was held yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing year. After a Series
Of balloting, the following-named were elected:
President—Casper Sender, Jr.
`'ice Presidents—Chas. C. Wilson, Wm. V. MO.
Sean. _ _
Treasurer—George a. Petrie.
Recording Secretary—Wm El Maher.
Corresponding Seoretarl—h.• Wain Smith.
Nine directors were also elected. A number of
Contributing members were accepted. The club Is
only a year old, and already has a fine library, to
whirls additions of handsomely-bound valuable
works are being made semimonthly. The abridged
debates in Congress, from its first session up to a
late date, were presented by Colonel Wm. B. Mann,
District Attorney; also bound volumes of the
Cm:erosional Globe for a series of years, by the
non. John W. Forney; iShtskapeare's works in
full, by Mrs. D. P. Bowers; and an assortment of
volumes, on a variety of subjects, by Peter Abel,
Erg., and ethers.
THE GENTLE MOVEMENT.—Yesterday
we witnessed the easy and gentle movement In
Which two hundred and fifty or our brave soldiers
were taken from Chestnut Hill Hospital to the
depot, from which they will be taken toithe oars and
transported to their homes. It certainly afforded
every one pleasure to see the kind manner in which
Chief Lyle, of the Fire Department, had thee* poor
fellows handled in the ambulances of our noble
Fire Deportment. Some of our drivers &the horses
belonging to the steamers, may in their mon of
patriotism drive a little too Tan whoa they are at
tached to the machine, but to see them carefully and
Slowly guide the ambulance containing the sick
and wounded heroes of our country, wipes out all
their little indiscretions. Many a brave fellow will
kindly refer to the actions of our Chief and the
noble men of the Philadelphia Fire Department,
when he shall have reached his home and be sur
rounded by those who will care for him.
OBlTUARY.—Yesterday afternoon the fu-
EMI enrolees of Wm. G. Franake s late of the 183 d
Regiment, P. V., took at tit. .Tollree Ottaroh,
Thirteenth st., above Chestnut, The regalia were
followed to the grave by many sorrowing friends.
The deceased had met death In the service of his
country, to which he devoted the beet years ,of his
life. The disease which prostrated him was MM.
tracted while a prisoner at Andersonville, where he
was cenfined for many. months, and from the effects
of which the best of medical skill was unable to rec.
cue him. He was a young man of generous sympa
thies, patriotic Impulses, and of e stainless moral
characters In alt his long suffering ho bore himself
with Christian meekness, and never uttered even a
harsh word against the cruel persecutors of help
less prisoners, whom long confinement and starva
tion bad brought to the edge of the grave. Re was
a heroin death as in life, and was a bright example
to his many youthful comrades, who were attached
to him In no cemmon bond of sympathy.
TEN NATIONAL GAHE.—A fine game of
base ball was played yesterday morning, on the
grounds Fifteenth and Columbia avenue, it being
the return game in the match between the First
National and Eagle Bate-ball °Me. The playing
On both aides was rery goof), and altogether was a
well-conte.sted game, The following is the more f.
EMILE 1 FIRST NATIONAL
Haw. H L.i tans. ELL.
Holzer, 11t b..... 2 s.llonisoe, 0 5
Cozens, c 3 4'6mith, r. 1.--••••••• I
Shoemaker. 6 24 Welsh, Ist b 2 3
Dlcasison, a. s.. ' 41Bailsr. e 4 1
Watson, 2d b 5 21 Base , I. f .4•• • • 4 1
Gilbert, 1. f.•••••.. 4 3 Homer. 34b • I 4
lugeroy, 3d b.... 4 31 Scott, c. 2 3
Stinson, e. L.... 2 3 1 Taylor. a a 3 2
T. f 2 3 MsCardr, 2d b 2 3
Total 31 T-
NEWER OF RUNNIxos NASH INNINGS
kt. 2d. 3d. 4th. Bth. 6th. 7t4. Sth. 9th.
Est 1 10 7 0 2 1 3-81.
Matlonia...-. 0 3 1 3 r 2 1 3 6 1-10
Umpire—Mr. Charles iiinekle.
ANOTHER FlRE.—About half-past nine
o'clock last evening an alarm of tire was sounded,
and it was Ciscovez ed that the extensive spice es
tabliehment or Messrs. C. J. Fell & Brother, 120
South Front street, was in flames. The lire bureli
out in the rear' of the fourth story, and for a tune
threatened to be a very extensive conflagration.
The firemen took their hose to the house across
an alley from which the store was situated, and
did good execution. Of course en Immense amount
of water was necessary to confine the flames to the
fourth story, but this was successfully done. The
property in the lower. Stories was damaged by
Water, but to what extent it was impossible to ascer
tain. Ali the books of theestahliehMent were saved
by the firemen. The establishment of T. X. Apple,
cooper and gunge; which adjoined the spice fac
tory, was saved with difficulty.
SUICIDE OF A DOG.—'-t used to be the
cry of citizens. when dogs were fighting, where
are the police Thee% gentlemen were on hand
yesterday, when a ferocious yellow dog wended its
way mit of Chestnut street into Sixth street, and
entered Into the store of the Disbars. Dlegargee.
Any reporter present would have checked his mad
meet so as to preserve the price of paper at its
present Standard. None of them being in the neigh
borhood, however, Reserve Officers Findley and
Hem acted the Infuriated animal and pursued him
through Maas of paper, when he finally evaded
them, and proceeding to the thirdetOry window
jumped therefrom and committed suicide.
Tomea, FIRE FROM FIREWORKS.—
Shortly before eta o'clock yesterday morning, a Are
broke out In the Confectionery store of George NW
leri No. oto Market street. The flames originated
among some ftreworkB In the front Window and were
confined Within that space. Considerable damage
lsrati done to the stook in the store by water. The
MS 18 estimated at $l,OOO. Too much oare cannot
ne observed by those having fi moms]. larrousotr stores
--racy are exhibited In the shop windoelt,
Sturm:aided by fly paper, with gas burning In the
windows, seeming to invite explosion and fire.
POLITICAL.—The First District Senato
rial Convention of the National Union party was
bald at Jefferson Hall, Sixth and Christian streets;
on Tuesday evening, and proceeded to elect a re
presentative to the State Convention. Jere.
mlah Nichols, John M. Butler, Isaac Mcßride,
and Paul J. Fields were placed on general nomina
tion. The following vote was oast : Fleet ballot
Mr. Butler, 19 votes, Nlolisle 15, Mcßride 5, Fields
1. The second ballot resulted as follows : Nichols
24 votes, Butler it votes. Mr. Nichols was there
fore duly elected to the State Convention.
Ibi&LL-Pox.—The Board of Health has
paned a reeolution to prevent any person sending
smallpox oases through the streets of the city to the
Health offloe. Notice is area given that wherever a
use of lilnall•PDX 0213tfl anywhere 'within the city,
the removal or which Is required, that whoa due no
tice is given to the office, accompanied by the , cer-
Meate of a ptyakdae, the person so suffering will
be removed to the municipal hospital in convey
ances furnished by the Board.
THE CHLEBRATION OF OUR VlCTollintl
The citizens of she Nineteenth ward are making ex.
Sonatas preparations fora proper celebration os the
glorious Fourth, and for the complete triumph of
our arms. A line band of music had been secured to
discourse popular airs during the day, and at night
a grand display of fireworks will take place at the
junction of k'raickford road and York Street, oppo
efie the rooms of the National Union Association
of the ward, under whose auspices the celebration
will take place.
EVlClD23..—Wiliiam Laughlin, aged fifty
eve years, was found early yesterday morning hang•
leg to the grape arbor at his residenee on Good
street. at the upper end of Germantown. His throat
had been prat/fa:tidy out. The deceased had been in
low spirits for some time in consequence of the
death of a favorite grandchild, and he is inippesed
to have got up sometime during the night. out his
throat. and then hung himself to the arbor, where
his body was found.
BIIFFOLX-PARK RACE-Cotrium—A. very
=Mang race came off at this course yesterday aft•
Groom. Stake and puree, S9CO mite heats, beet
Vase in fine In Maness. The trial of speed resulted
e font:me :
Toby Ternet'S b. m. Fanny Allen..
Groding+ oh. h. American Star..
W. Dans' ob. g. S. D. SaSaB..
Time, 2.32 X, %Mx
No REDUCTION IN THE PRIOR OP GAS. -
The proposition to reduce the price of Rim to two
00/116/11 and fifty eente for one thousand feet on the
first of August, which has boon pending in 'the
beard of trustees for some tlose, bss boon voted
down.
THE COURTS.
11. N. Circuit Court—Before Justices Grier
and coamsider.:
essmeroo Os B. M. LHE,
Yesterday afternoon,. Robert M. Lee, 001111Oted
sometime ago of having defrauded the Unittd States
Government, by means of forted enlistment paean,
was called up for sentence. Before the sentence
was imposed, Charles , W. Brooke and William L.
Hirst, Esqs., hie conceal, made a-motion In arrest of
judgment and for a new trial upon the ground of
alter discovered testimony favorable to Lee, and the
affidavits of three or four persons were read relating
facto and circumstances alleged to have occurred as
Loa's office, in Sixth street, while these forgeries
ware being concocted, and which it Was contended
by kiSCOunsol, tended to show that the tionsidera.
ble amount, of money realised by the frauds went
into the hands of Patton and not Lee, who derived
no profit from them. Counsel urged that, if upon
a new trial, the prisoner could show these facts to a
jury, they would tend materially to establish ids
in
nocence and a verdict of not guilty at the bands of
ajury.
Both Judges Grier and Ciadivalader *ought the
affidavits presented nothing new, or that did not
substantially appear upon the trial, and therefore
overruled the motion, Judge Grier remarking
that the law must take its course. MeMrs. Hurst
and Brooke each made a strong appeal to the court
on behalf of the prisoner, alluding to the services of
himself, hiafather, and brother, daring the rebellion,
and also to the fact that, the prisoner had a growing
family dependent upon him for support.
Judge Grier said that one act of Congress fixed
the punishment for the offence of which Loa had
been convicted atan imprisonment of not more than
ten years and a fine not exceeding $6,000. By an
other act was provided not exceeding five years nor
less than one year, and a line of not more than
$l,OOO. He wouldgo in this Case to neither extreme.
The sentence of the Court Was that Lee ahou,id be
imprisoned for three years and pay a fine of WO.
Court of Quarter Sessions—lton. Joseph
Allison, Associate Justice.
J. R. Lock was charged with larceny, in having
entered the store of Richard Shultz, No. 803 North
Eighth street, and stolen therefrom watches and
jewelry to the value of $247. The entrance to the
store was gained by the yard, about daylight on the
morning of the 12th of May; and the defendant was
very positively Identified by a Mrs. (Mark and her
daughter, the back yard Of Whose house abuts upon
that of the jewelry store, as one of two men they
saw on the morning in question scale the fence and
enter the store. The defendant, however, proved
an alibi, to the satisfaction of the jury, and they
rendered a verdict of not guilty.
Joseph Dalton was convicted of stealing a quan
tity of butter from the wagon of a countryman, and
was sentenced to nine months in the county prison.
Adjourned.
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Recorder Been.]
n.en 81.4 , ce cau s so. -
A woman named Mary Deacon was before the
Recorder yesterday, upon the charge of keeping a
eisorderly house, and eeillog liquor without a
RCM°. The evidence showed that .thee. conduct of
the women who lived in the house was of the most
disgusting oharmiter. A lady testified that her hue
band frequented the houSe ' and sae had seen hint
leave there at four o'clock in the morning. A po
liceman, it seems, kindly knocked at the door of
Madam Deacon's at such hours as married man.
might designate, and they were generally just be
fore Aurora burst forth. The Recorder held Mrs.
Deacon in the snm of $l,OOO to answer. A number
of officers (?) of the United States army were pre.'
sent to go ball for her, but they were refused.
TIIIIS LOVE BUNNING OONTELRY.
William Elliott is a soldier in uncle saws army,..
and prior to Ms muster into service he was engage .?
to be married to a fair damsel. The latter, how:
ever, forgot her pligghted vows with the hero, and
whilst he was tramping, married one Semite LogaM
Upon the return of Williasa he did not fully rectos•
nice the marriage, and upon becoming too intimate
with Mrs- Logue a fine little shooting-match op
curred. Pistols were discharged by each of the
men, but, fortunately, no damage was occasioned.
The Recorder held William In $l,OOO tO answer Itt
emu, and warned him to keep away from hie Ant
love.
[Before Mr. Aldermea Baffler.]
BOtIIiTY•JIMPING, MID WHAT CAMS Olt
John Dillon, an Englishman, was brought before
Alderman Battler, yesterday, to Lenny against
Thomas Elliott, who was charged with appropri
ating $6OO or his bounty money. Dillon was Elmira,
and the following evidence was elicited: I sent.t6oo
to Eitiott from Boston, on the 26th of Januarrlaet.
Alderman. Whore did you got it
Dillon. I object to answering the oneniOn.
Alderman. Then that is an end of this ease. ,
Dillon remained mute for some moments, appeal
ing to Elliott to post him as to hie whereabouts, and
the time he became poisoned of the money. Ho
finally opened bin communication with the alder.
man, and acknowledged that he had obtained the
money In Rhode Island by enlisting, and it was
bounty money. He further stated that he had en
listed in 3MM/saunas.
An orderly sergeant of the 15th United States
Regulars now steeped up, and presented a desorlp.
aye hat of one Thomas Davisomd the aforesaid
Dillon answered the description to a notch. Dillon
professed Mischa ignorance of the sergeant, and
evidently did not deeire to Make sillier his acquaint
ce or that of a revolver he wore at his side. Dil
lon protested that Elliott accompanied him to Mas
sachusetts and told him to send him the money, and
it would be all right.
The alderman told Elliott he was Compelled to
discharge him, as he received the money Merely to
take charge of it for the bonntylumper. He wished
it understood, however, that it was his deoided
im
pression that Elliott received the package sent to
him by Dillon.
The orderlysergeant now advanced to Dillon, and,
touching him upon the arm, told him he was his
prisoner, ha being a deserter. Dillon foltowod the
military officer with the big pistol, and Elliott wiped
the perspiratiOn from his brow and breathed freer,
THE LIEUTENAIiTB 9 REPORT& ;
Each morning, at ten o'clock, Oh Haggles
4
mounts the miniature throne at the r's °Mee.
His lientenants:rally.around him, ea° . ring in
hand his report . of the previous tweet' hours'
doings. Several reporters eongreg ound the
precinct, and desire all the internist! at can be
obtained. There are others present, If°ever, who
have a deeper %tartlet in then repot Shea the
t as
caterers for the public. An aged lady missed
her son, and she, with trembling voice, Inquires If
he has been arrested. The clerk of the chief exa•
mines the records, and tells her there-is, no such
name upon them ; but kindly intimatestbat he may
possibly have given a fictitious name, and she had
better go to prison and see the oases thathave been
brought In during the time she bas mimed her child.
Another lady misses her brother, and when told he
has been mint to prison for a misdemeanor, thanks
Heaven it is not for a felony, and, grasping her
parse, wends her way to the alderman's to settle the
Stale little amount required to liberate hOr dear but
naughty brother.
Lieutenant Fuller, of the First Metre*, is present,
looking as handsome as usual; but hti report does
not contain anything of interest.
Lieutenant Hampton, with his neatly Written re•
port, shows that he has made a descent Upon three
out of the hundreds of disorderly houses that infest
his district, and had the occupants sent.to prison.
That is a bad district of his, but these houses can
only be broken up Upon due complaint of the neigh
hors, made according to law. .
Lieutenant Goidey, the neatest man n, his attire
that the Sores can boast of, reports lOW names of
John Kidd and Oharles Gorman, • eldr3ged with
picking a pocket. It seems that a soldier, long in
the war, had returned to and that his wife had been
compelled to paw some of her furniture, owing no
doubt to the shore - Comings of some paytaster. He
had these tickets, together with a likeness of hie
wife in •Roeket.book, and the abovanatned are
charged with stealing it. They were_oernmitted for
trial.
Lieutenant Francks, the gray-haired veteran of
the old district Of Northern Liberties, doer. not seem
to be in a very good humor, but, on approaching
him, his face assumes a pleasant appearance, and
be tells you that one of his officers has been beaten.
Now this explains the cause of the angry look or the
lieutenant. His statement is that cite Joseph Sen
ders, a night inspector of the caftan-home, behaved
very badly on Tuesday, and when one of his officers
went to arrest him, be was attacked violently. The.
officer called upon J. M. Meyers for assistance, but
he refused to take' part In the melee, The imam
quence was that Solider was held for assault and
battery, and Meyers for refusing to assist the Officer
in his extremity.
The lieutenant also reports that Michael Bryan
and James Lee were found In his district With sloth.
cut In patterns, and, not acing able to account In a
satisfactory manner jar its possession, they were
looked up.
Lieut. Jacoby, who says'but little, but faithfully
discharges his duties, bad a fellow who rejoiced in
the cognomen of Rudolph Huzzard, charged with
stealing a woman's petticoat. Now that Yeff Davis
is locked up, the lieutenant could not conceive why
Fluzzard wanted such apparel, so he locked him up.
Limit. Torbert, of the Twouty-fourth ward, whose
appearance indicates that he is a good•natured per
son, reported the capture of four persons who nad
no homes, and consequently came under the vagrant
act. They were committed to prison. The lieute
nant is thoroughly posted about these homeless
wanderers—and well he may be, when that ponder
ous Institution, the Almshouse, is in his district.
rAeut. Edger, the naval appendage of the Police
Department, is present, but makes little commo
tion. He should have a steam tag, and then we
might have volumes to record of his doings among
the river pirates.
The reports being ended, the Chief deSeenda from
the throne and issues any instruotionkthat may be
necessary to his lieutenants, and they depart for
their stations, or to a mineral-water establishment,
to refresh themselves with soda and raspberry
syrup.
OHAEGBD WITH AVEDIIH.
A man, giving the name Of William.Hugheg, was
arrested on a warrant last evening, Paned on the
Oath Or Wm. Shore, by Major James Lowry, of Al.
legbeay City. The prisoner standil eared with
murder. He was taken Into custody in a publio
home at Seventh and Chestnut, and looked Up is
the Central Station.
An alleged pickpocket, giving the name of Goorga
Higgins, was arrested by (Moor Stephenson In the
.crowd attending-the tire on South Front street, last
evening. The prisoner wee looked up for a hearing.
fi RE RIF F S SALES..
111.11:11311.11 7 .1 , "iii 13 ALE. —IIY VIRTUE OF A
F.- , wit of Venditioni Exporas. to me directed_ r will be
exposed to public saleor vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
July 8.1€66, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street
All the buildings. improvements, end lot of oand,
situate on the north aide of Fitzwater street,..l3 feel weer
f sixteenth street, in the city of Phil, dslohle• con
mining in front on Fitzwater street 54feet. and in depth
67 feet. more or less -( Which premises St Inn 'ord.
b• deed dated August 29, 1653, conveyed unto James
Henry in fee reserving ground rove, 8 117 j
_,
CC. ; J., '66. 02 Debt, 869 .76 . A. Burton.)
Taken in execution and to be sold as the . Property of
James Henry. DENBY 0. HOWELL,.Blterift
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, June 10,1866. jel2-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OP
a writ of Venditloni Exposes, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendne, on MONDAY Eve
ning:, Jclys, 1865, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that turee-atery brick ;nausea'e and lot of ground
situate on the east side of Marshall street, PM fest IX
inches north of Mister Street, in the city of Philadel.
plata; ersdoning in front on Marshall street 17 feet, end
in depth 71 feat 2 inches. [Which premises Eonhar 0.
Howell et ox,
by deed dated oprifi,lBs2. recorded in
Deed Book T. B. ,no 83. page 405, Ake conveyed auto
Edward H. Hales in fee, reserving eronnd rent of 251 3
tC. P. ;J , '65. 46, Debt, 1180.28. Letchmstrth.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the prOserty of
Edward M. bales. • HENRY C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Mee. Jane 10. 1865. ;812.3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a Writ of Venditioni Exponae, to me 'Eroded. will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on .61012.0AVEva
nine-, 3.1.7 8. 1665. et 4 o'clock, at Stumm- street Hall.
All that lot of ground, situate on the southeast corner
of York and Cedar etreete. In the city of Philadelphia;
sontaiDing to front on York street so feet , and dept h
aloes Cedar greet 129 feet 634 inches to Gordon street.
011.0IIIka rent kW.
W. P. ; J.. '66. 43. Debt, g 166 40. Pile.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Stephen Aeon HEMET C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, June 10, , 1865. je12.3
SHERIFF'S BALE. --BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Vendittopt Exponae, to me directed, will
be exponent to public sale or vendee. on MONDAY EM
AMA, jut, 8,1886, 514 o'olook, at hansom. street Ban,
All that 101 of 'MIMI 'Atoms, on the month side of
York street, 96 feet east or Cedar street, in the city of
Philadelphia; containing In front 037 York street. 18
feet, and in depth 129 feet By e Sedum to Gordon street.
Ground rent $lB.OO.
ra. P.: J., VS. 42. Debt, %93. ea. Pllal
Taken in execution and to be sold as the propene of
Stephen door. HENRY 0. HOWELL, Sherif.
Philadelphia, Sheers Moe, June loam. iemst
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditiord Espouse, to roe di rested. will be
ennobled to public saleor vendne. on MONDAY Evenig,
July 0, 1.966. at 4 o'clock. at Safisom-street
all that lot of ground situate on the out side of Wadi.
neon street. 140 feet north of Muter greet. In the city
of Philadelphia; containing In front on Waehingtan
street 20 feet. and In depth 121 feet 9 lashes to flttity
street.
L a —On the above lot Is erected on Washington
street a two story frame buildlug, in the rear a three
frame building, and on &Imp street a three stern
brick handing. •
C. J. '65 45. Debt, $217 70. Pansoast.]
Taken to execution and to be sold as the PreEertr of
Edward Sherry. HENRY C. HOWELL. 'Sherif...
Ehlisidelpkia. Sheriff's 0208. Jane /14.1295. .1•12-31
.. -I. 11
222
.....333
T'BE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA; THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1865.
smemmtio VALES.
SsiERIFF'I3 SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Venditionl Itsprnas.fo Inc directed. will be
mos s e . aletaitia sale or velne,onti t ONl t y u llyeniniG
All OM la bet V o trakag.,.. o,. aneo
east ree 'IA of Foarth
WIZ. at feet nuntkof GreonWlo4. MN% in the ally of
Pht aoat**ltor .11 fron t on Fourth taloa le
I=l.olinto daip o tA h z2 iwzo a i treelewtha.,
tprangs./ Tittle -1 listai l e i s lin e r by dead Isl.
Aprillk NW. tecordel Deed Book 0. EL
page 49/, oogreyed awe (huge W. /argil' nt in
fee, removing gremd.resat 41' $49.
- CO. ; Ivi ed. 41. Debt. $65 90. Morris..!
Taken in sawn and td be mold as the properlyof
George W. Perkin
HENRY 0. HOWELL, SherlE
Philadelphia, Sherfma Office,. June 10. I£o. 3.11-81
SH*RIPP'S BALI.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Expoutte,to me directed will be
exposed to public sale or yawing.= MONDAY Dealing,
July 8, 1863, at 4 o'clock at Sensate-street Hall,
AU that lot of ground situate on trorth side of Pop
ler street 188 feet 7.34, inches watt o f Fro nt street, in the
city of. Philadelphia; containing front on Poplar
street 18 feet. and in depth on eel:. line, 108 feet 8N
inches. and on west line 107 feet 3 inches to an eleven
feet. 'wide alley. containing in front on dad alley 18 feet
23i inches, communicating with a ten fastens, roaming
into Peeler etteet, with privilege of laid alley. t Which
let William Phillips at nit. by deed dated June id.
IBM. recorded in Deed Book I a , No. 10 page 860, 40
conveyed unto Spencer Moffat in fee. reserving ground
rent of *45. 1
E. W. —On above lot is erected on Poplar street it
three• dory brick building, and on the rear thereof and
of the lot atjallillir to the Wean two-and-a-halt story
brick factory bonding
CO D. ;J., 'B6. 47 Debt, 1132 91.• Bowers
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Spencer Moffat HENRY C. HOWELL. Sheriff .
Philadelphia, Sheriff's office, June 10, Mb.
SHBRIFF'S BALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditiont Expooas. to me directed, will be
exposed to public, sale or vendne, on MONDAY finitialh
July S, 1866, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that brick messusge and lot of ground situate on
the south side of Catharine street, between Second and
Third atreeta. in the city of Philos elphle ; corftaining in
front on Catharine street 19 feet 9 inches, MON or less,
and in depth 100 feet, more or less; bounded east bY
ground now or late of Rachel Lewis, south by ground
of Robert Galbraith. west by back ends of Robert
Wharton's lot and ground of Griffith Brans, north by
Catharine street CWhieh premises Bitten A. Carroll
et ux , by deed dated April 16th. IMO. recorded In Deed
Bac& G. W a , No. 46. page 201. Bc., conveyed unto
Phiho L Dolmen In fee.l Subject to ;monad rent of
*seism.
.
CC. P.: J.. '65 90 Debt. IMO NI. Barger.]
Taken in execution and to be Bold as the property Of
Phlrip L. Dubose( HENRY O. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, June 10.1865.
SHERIFF'S .SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Vend Word Expense tome directed,. Wilt IM
exposed to public aale or vendee. on MO:fp/1Y tietentte.
Jul, 9, 1860 at! -o'clock. at Salmons.. street Hall,
“ 11 " 4 "' - " °r / a... 1 --mirgeetze and lot of_FOOnd
situate on the north aide of E mmet (formerly wester - )
street, 43 feet west of Third et...t...t0,..e100.0tt0..0r rows. •
&aphis; coutsioing In front on Emmet street 16 feet,
dad to depth 88 fret.
CC. P. J. '65. 50. Debt, $40.60. C. Sergeant ]
Taken In execution and to be sold as the property
Edward Matthew.
NRY E, Sheriff..
Philadelphia, SheriffsolliceJune 10: 1865. its .2.6 t
SHERIFF'S SALE .- BF VIRTUE OF
a writ of Pen ditioni Baponak to me directed, will be
exposed to publio Bale or yend tie on MONDAY vetting,_
July 3, 1866, at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-street Hall.
All that lot .of ground Altnate on the north side of
Poplar strect. , l93 ieet.744 inches west of Front street in
the city of Philadelphia; sontaining in front on Poplar
street 18 feet, and in depth on the east line 107 feet 2
ineces. end on west line 107 feet 93i inches to a twelve
feet-wide alley. Containing. in front on said alley 18
feet 2if inches, said alley ooromunimitlxidwith two ten
feet al eye leading into Poplar street. with privilege of
said allege. CWlllet s i t Phibips. et nx..._by
deed dated Sone 4.1 H
recorded in Deed Book T. ..
Pio. ad, page 200. se., conveyed lento Adant'Lindlteri in
fee, reserving ground, rent Of 445.7]
N. D. —On above tot le wasted on Poplar street a IWO
story frame building,.and on the rear thereof, And of
the lot on the east, a two-and-one-had story brick Lae.
tory building.
CH ;J , '65. 48. Debt, /522 9L Bowers. 3
Taken in execution and to be sold as the pproperty of
Adam Lindner. HENRY C. HO MILL. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, June 10, 18.35. jel2-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
.writ of Levan Fasiax, to me directed, will be
041 to public sale or vendee, On MONDAY NVening
I Deed
Mk at 4 o'clock, at San -om-etieet Ran.
All those four three-story unfinished buildings and
lot of ground, situate on the east side of Letthgow
sheet, one hundred and thirty-three feet seven Inches
south of Diamond street, in the city of Philadelphia;
containing In front on Lettbgow stied, sixty-four feet,
more or lee and Di depth ninety feet.- to Fourth street.
TO. P.: 66. Debt, VS. 72. Sonsall
Taken in execution on judgment on city claim OIL_
66, 99, ) for paving. and to be sold as the property of
Gottlelb Blamer and John B. Wilson. owner,
BENNY C. HOWELL. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, June 21,1866,
•
SHERIFF'S_SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levert Fachte, to me directed, Will be ex
posed to pm bile sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening.
July 3, 1856, at 4 o'clock, at Custom. street Hall.
All that certain tract or piece of land situate bathe
township of Passynnk and county of Philadelphia,
bounded and described according toe survey thereof.
recently made by Thomas Daly, as follows: Begin •
nit gat point...in the middle of Long lane, formerly
called " Souse* Lane." at a corner of land formerly of
—Young, now of Azariah H. Simmons. at aL , and
extending along said land north 441 k degrees east
80 4*. WO retches to a post standing In the line of land
formerly of Maley and Pantoast; thence along the
Same south nu degrees west 211 25 100 perches to a post
in tae line of land formerly of flee. Linea; thence along
the same north 861 degrees west 62 Parches to a corner
in the line of land granted by John Wagner to John
Layre ; thence along the same, 'parallel with said Long
lane. north 40 degrees east 49 feet 6 inches; thence
north sox degrees west 241 feet 6 inches to the middle
of Long lane ; e the north 40 degrees, east along the
middle of *aid Long lane 12 HO perches to the place of
beginning; contalnis g 9 acres and 2 roods. [ Which
premises John Wagner et ux . by deed dated May 19,
1964, conveyed unto Ellwood Matlack in fee.l
[D. C. ; J.,'66. 325. Debt, $4 218.76. Paxson.,
Taken In execution and to be sold as the property of
Ellwood Matlack. with notice to Sarah W. Dickson,
terra taunt. BURY C. HO WELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, lone 21, 1865. .162/41
E OF
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUSALE.-BY a writ of Vendittoni FExpones, to me directed, Will
be exposed to public sale or vendne, on MONDAY Eve
ning, July 8. 1865, at 4 o'clock, at Saneom-street Ball.
All that three-story brick mettsuage and one. story
stable and lot of ground situate on the east side of Tenth
street, 840 feet north of Master street in the city of
Philadelphia: containing in front on Tenth etreet 17
feet, and in depth 74 feet to a four feet wide alley.
(Which prenaccs John Thompsoli. Esq 30 ,
by deed dated Penury 6, 1864. recorded in District
Coon Died Book. No. 09, page 138. die.. conveyed unto
bona Connors in fee
CD. M t J., '65. 293, Debt, $4OO. Oseeldr
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
John Connors. HENRY C. nomad,. Sheriff,
Philadelphia, Sheriff 's Office, June 21,1865. 3 ant
,HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
^a writ of Levari Facies, to me directed will be ex.
Kir; ,d 6, to lge l a i f : a o l ' e cl o o r cl e rtn&!TiVeL j Atal . f. 4"uing.
All that certain two.atory frame mesenage 'or tene
ment. with brick back buildings and lot of pound,
menete on the east side of Fifth street, between Rase
street and Vine street, in the eaid city of tehitadeiphig.
containing in front eightfiell het nine inches, (insilalling
thirteen inches in breadth, part of a three-teat-wide
alley left open for the common use of this and the
adjoining tenement to the northward.) anti in depth
eighty seven feet six inches, bounded northward partly
by other part of said alley and partly by other ground,
now or late of John Moore. eastward by ground now
or late of Edward Pennington. deceased. eellthWard
by ground late of Margaret Morris, and :westward
by Fifth street aforesaid. Being the same premises
which Charles Williams. et uxby indenture dated
:April 27, d. D. EEC resordedin Deed Book d W. M
He. 7, page 61.2,:fic.; eonyeged ludo Paniel Thompson
in fee.)
[D. 0. ; J. , M. 344. Debt. 612.000. Lex.]
Taken in execu t ion and to be sold as the property of
Daniel Thompson. 11E151.117j 0. .143 WELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriffs Office, June 21, 1965. ja22-St
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY. VIRTUE OF
a writ of Nenditioni Expense, to me directed,
will be exp o sed to public sale or vendne, on MONDAY
Evening, Dilly 3, 1866, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street
H Jell that three. atm brick merenage and lot of ground.
actuate on the east side of Seventh street 93 feet north of
Mary street, in the city of Philadelphtat containing in
front on Seventh etreet 16 feet 6 Inches and in depth 90
fest. f Which promisee Owen Jones by deed dated De
cember 26th, 3849, re corded in Deed hook N. S.. ao.
Dane 378. dic., conveyed unto James Williams ia fee.
ter9rving ground rant of $41.33 I
CD. (1 t J., 85, 341. Debt, 3123 06 Ramie 3
Taken In execution and to be sold as the propertyof
James Williams. HENRY C HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office. June 21,1835. reTia
SHERIFF'S SALR—BY VIRTUE OF
a Nil'lt of Venditioni Exponas,to Toe directed,willbe
exposed to public sale or yendne, on MONDAY Evening,
JulJ a, "IMO, at 4 o'clock.at Sanaom-street Hall, •
All that two• story brisk betiding and elm hbr-Louse
and lot of ground eitaate on the north Vie of Moore
street, 144 feet 4 to thus east of Fifth street, In the Ayr of
Thiladelphia; containing in front on Moore street M.
feet 10 inches. and in depth 116 feat 6 Inchon to Pierce
street. (Which premises John Christopher Smith et al.,
by deed dated April 14th, 1667, recsrded. In Deed Book
B. D. W.. No. ISO, wage 6L &c., conveyed unto David
Bonier in fee, reserving around rant of $5O.
ID. C. `.1.65 840. Debt gl 252.75. Eiwle.]
Talton in execution and to be sold as the property of
David Bouvier.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's ?TralT2ll,ll.lit Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Venditioni Exponae, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or 'ream, on MONDAY Evening,
July 3, 1865, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
Ali that lot of ground, with the two- and-a-half-story
factory thereon erected, situate in the city of Philadel.
Oda; beginning at a point at the northwest corner of
e Germantown plank-road, or Seventeenth street.
and Woodpecker lane; thence eouthweet 101 feet Aff
inchee to the gad tide of the Philadelphia and Oar
mantown railroad; thence northwest along the east
line of the maid railroad 259 feet 13‘ . inches to the south
erly line of Clearfield street; thence eastward ly along
the south line of said Olearneitt street 218 feet 1034 inches
to the said Seventeenth street; thence southwardly
along the west side of the said Seventeenth street 13S
feet 8 1 / 4 " inches. to the place of beginning [Being the
same premises which John Longetreth and wife. by in
denture dated the 16th day of Octobir, 1868, recorded in
Deed Book A D. So. 126, page 87, dic . granted sod
conveyed to Albra Wadlelgh in fee, reserving a ground
rent of three hundred and thirty dollars
CD. O. ; J., 65. 346 Debt, 52,316 90. Les
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Albra Wadleigh. HENRY G. HOWELL, Sherif.
Philadelphia, Sheriff 'e Office. Jane 21, 1865. 302 z-n
S HERIFF'S BALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levan Facies. to me directed. will be ex
posed topublic sale or yendne, on MONDAY Evening,
July 8, ISod. at 4 o'clock, at &mem. Istreet Hall.
All that three. story brick meantime and lot o! ground,
situate on the south side of Brown etreek, 100 feet 29
blase esat of Eleventh sheet. in the city of Philad el.
Oda; containing in froni on Brown street 17 feet. and in
depth 126 fest 2Y. indict to Olive street. (Which mewl.
Fos Dram o. Moore at ow ,keed dated mania Itch
18f4 recorded In Deed Book T. H., No, 1.41, peg. 6. 11c
conveyed nom George Null in foe, subject to ground
rent of $65 24. which by deed endorsed, dated April 7tb.
1864 recorded in Deed Hook T. H., No. 141. page 1, ate
vat extinguletied• 3
CD. C. J. 'B5 256 Debt 21.695. Potts, 3
Taken In 'execution and to be sold -ac the property of
George Null. HENRY . G. HOWELL , ttheriff.
Pkiladelphis, Slonitt's Ornee, Julie 21.1865. is22-3t
kitERIFF S BALL-PUBLIC BALE
or vendue, on NONDalt Evening. July 8, 1865. at 4
o'slock, at eansom•street Hall.
• Pm 1. All the richt, title. and interest of defendants
in and to all that three•story brisk mewing° and lot of
ground situated on the northwest Bide of Larch street,
HO feet northeast of Ann street, in the city of Philadel
phia; containing in front on Larch street 20 feet, and in
depth 100 feet.
No. 2 Ali those two three.story brick buildings and
lot of sronnd situate on the northwest side of Lamb
street, HO feet northeast of Ann Street: containing in
front on i arch street 90 feet, and in depth 300 feet
CD. ; J., 'it 595. Debt, 3831 17. Stover.]
Taken in execution Ind to be sold as the property of
John 0 Oannnu and William 1. Wightmati
13111 . 2 0. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Mace, June it, 1865. jen-St
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levant Facies. to me directed, will be ex
pos° d to public Fide or vendne, on MONDAY Svening,
July 3, 1865, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall.
All that lot of ground situate on the smith-weal angle
of Dickinson and Charles streets. in the city ofPhila
delphia; coutainit g in front on °harlot street 60 feet.
and In depth 26 feet.
to. p. J. '66 Debt. $81.63. Com (
Taken iii execution on judgment on city claim
, 65, 74 ,) for work done, end to be Bola as the property
of loam HENRY O. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Juno 21, 1.660. je2o-8t
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Fier' Facies, to me directed, will be ex
posed to public sale or vendee, on 11101.1 DAY
July 3,1666, at 4 o'clock, at Sensom-street Hall.
All that brown•stone church building and lot of
ground B 1 mate on the north side of York street. extend
ing from Barenth to Eighth streets, to the city of Phila
delphia; containing in front on York street Sl4 feet 3
an inch, anti in depth 160 feet to Church street: bounded
north by Mouths sheet. east by Wreath street, weet by
Eighth }street. and south by York street.
[D. O. t.l • 'O5. MO. Debt, $l6l. Wale-
Taken in execution and to be soli at the property of
the rectors, church-wardens, and vestrymen of the
Mucha Bt. Bartholomew
HENRY O. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office. June 21, 1065. je22.2t
SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OF
a Writ of Venditioni Exportas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Even
ing... Tub S. 1865, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom•street.
All that three•story brick mammas , and lot of ground
Minato oe the ....timed side of Pennsylvania avenue,
184 feet ng Maas northwest from Fairmount smarms.
In the city of Philadelphia ; eon &Alain g In front on Penn
sylvan% avenue 19 feet 6 inches, and In depth 55 feet.
[_whish premises Mensal Bouvier et hY deed dated
Marsh 29,1617, recorded In Deed Book. A. W. M. 110. W.
nuke 448, lto conveyed unto John Herman, !rife% re
aerving_gronnd rector 449 26.3
[D. C.: J, '65. BM. Debt, $155.66. B &COMpliell4
Taken to exeimtion and to be sold at the
_property Of
John Berman. BIBBY 0 L10W81.4.
Elherlfrai moo. Jam 81.1865. isiNt
SHERIFION SALER.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Bxporate, to modireeted. trill be
exposed iopublic sale or vendue,on MONDAY rrening.
July 5.1566, at 4 o'clock. at Sermon-street Hall,
So. 1. All that stone factory bat/ding. !testa boilers,
esteem vibes. line of main shaftingosix forty. inch made.
two MOWS Of three hundred ephauee *ash end ail other
machinery thereinto hapertataing. and lot or pines of
ground. beginning at a stake for a corner tri the zolddte •
of Adams street. in the late borough of Frankford, in
the city of Philadelphia, thence along tbsuaddls'of said
Adages atreet.south 19 degrees 8,4 ottuategeaetlo perches
and 74 hundredths of epoch. and south V degrees and
80 minutes west 7 patches and Ave. tenth. of a perch to a
corner; thence by land formerly of Peter Booklets, north
47 dear cm and 19 minutes Weal and crowing Drankford
Creek 10 perches to a corner of land formerly of Joseph
Potts.; thence br a•ld lead a vrth 41 distress 11 minutes
mug one perch and north 41 degrees and! t rait:rotes west
19 percher, to corner of ground So to abraham
Abrams; thence partly by add Abrams' and and curdy
by ground conveyed to Jilts =Dna; and crOsetel
Frankford creek north' 7r degrees ands Winton east
about 7 perches to the east sidosof the next hereinafter
described lot; thence by said ground nor.h 71 degrees
and 6 minutes east about tart perches and four.
tenths to the place of beginning; containing about ea
acre and one-quarter of land,inerzsding road and. creek,
be the same more or lase •
.
No. 2. Also. MI those two Rtnedvrellingre and lot or
piece of ground, situate on the eslabweeterly side of
said Adams street, containing in ft(011 OR said Adams
street 100Iest. and extandinglontlrwaetward at right au.
gleswish said Maine streetTbt deOtheabont 1.90 feet. more
or lees. to the side of Frankford creek Bounded north
westward by ground sonlieYed Sam e l Bolt . Sollth•
westward by said ffraakford creek. evtitheastward by
the above described lot, and northeastward by Adams
street aforesaid. (Swig the lava ; premises whist. B.
W. Tingley and others hy indenture dated September
IS. Me, conveyed nate Solomon Wilde. in fee. .1
N. B. The above two. story brilik buildings ere under
one roof, and have .only one
_door on the street. There
Is also a frame stable on lot No. 2.
[D. O. OS, 907.: Debt. $2,0113167. Brlakle. l
Taken in execution and to be Bold as the property of
Solomon Wilde. HENRY C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sherif. 091041. Jane 21. 1886. je22-3t
RHERIFFB SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
11 / 4 - , a writ of Fluries Levert Valdes, to me directed. will
be enuosed to public male or vendor', on MONDAY Even
ing, July 5, 1685, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street 81011.
.All thatlot of ground, with the d welling-honse. loan
dry. workshop, smith. shop, stable, and other the mes-
Buenas end tenements thereon erected, situate on the
month aide of Girard evenness nowlaid out and opened,
80 feet la' width. and on the west side of Minor-street,
in the east dletrietturPenn, containing in front on Oirerd
avenue SO feet. and in depth along the west side of gad
Minor street 207 feet. [Being the whole of three lots or
pieces of ground which Sohn Birch and wife by three
separate indentures, the first dated the lath December,
1849. recorded in. deed book a W. 0., No, es.
sup 460. .14 1 - The aecOnd dated the Bth May. D.
1860, and recerded in detalook W. 0_ .
Mo
05. pae
962. &c. The thin dated abe9th SePteMber. P. 185 0.
and intended to be totthwith recorded, 'granted, and
conveyed Ento the said Samuel Ogden. hie heirs and
assigns &lever, as by reference to the said indentures
will mere fully and at large appear I
B. B.—There are erected en the above-described lot a
two-story brick railroad dePot: and - ono— story brick
etablee Irt the rear, uses by shu-5t5 , ...4 gehuyi
Noll..64.4.oeampaar.
P B.—By an order of court. the pnrelnuotr will hexed
(Paired to pay the Sherif $250 in oath at the time the
property is struck off
ED. a ; J., '66. 824 Debt, $lOOO McFadden
Taken in execution and to be gold as the OroPelti of
Samuel Ogden and the Richmond and Schuylkill Pas
senger Railroad Company terre tenant.
EMBRY 0. HOWELL, Shedd'.
Philadelphia, Sheri ff 's Once, tune 21.1665 . jell-It
R, HERM - V . 'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioxi EXPOII66, tome directed, nrillbo
exposed to public senor 'endue, on MONDAY Eveing,
Jnly 3, 1265, at 4 o'clock, at Hansom - street
Jll that two story brick messing° and lot of [`round
situate on the ead side at Seventeenth street 112 feet
north of Chrietian street, in the city of Philadelphia;
containing in front on Seventeenth street 16 feet, atd to
depth 76 feet to a fonr•feet alley with pr1y11626 th ereat
IWhich premises Thomas W. Watson. by deed dated
April 1 2 , 1860. recorded in Deed Book A. D. 8., o°,lo,
Page 269. ha., conveyed unto James Penny in fee.
CD .13. .I J.. '66 266. Debt. 2260
e
Jamkennex.ution-REARYOIHOWhLL,
Sheriff. of
Philadelphia,. Sheriff's Office, June 91. 1266. ie22-39
S HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditinnt Sxponas, to me directed., will be
exposed - to public eale or vendue. on MONDAY Nye
nings July 8, 1865. at 4 o'clock. at hansom - street Hall.
All that three-rtory brick messuage and lot of ground
situate on the northeast abie of Pennsylvania avenue.
fifty-two feet three and Ave-eighths inches northwest of
Fairmount street, in the city of Philadelphia • thence
northeast forty four feet; thence north 4131153011 feet four
and one. fourth inches; thence northeast four feet four
lushes to a five-teat-wide thelllea northwest MOUS
came tee feet nine 160111611 thanee strathweet eizty-three
camePenneylyania &venue; thence southeast along
eightscat feet to beginning. [Which premises
Michael Bouvier, et us* . by deed dated March 2s, MN,
recorded in Deed Boot A. W. N. No. 34., pile 423. aro.,
conveyed unto John Hermon in 'tee, reserving ground
rent of SO 29 7
CD. C 1.04. Debt, $133.66. E 8 Campbell,
Taken in execution and to be cold ac the -property of
John Berman. HENRY C. HOWELL. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, June 21,1866. je22.3t-
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Croton rise Insurance-Ve., New York.
Atlantic Fire and Marine Ina. Co., Pro
vidence, B. I.
People's Fire Ins. Co., Worcester, Illass.
Thames Fire His. Co., nOrnich, Conn.
luxuriate@ eroded in reliable Companion to say
amount, upon LIBERAL MCA. without Ghana for
POLICI.IB OB STAMP.
JOSEPH TILLINGHAST,
AGENT,
jeS•etnth2m 409 WALNUT &rest
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE CONFINE'
INCORPORATED ET THE LEGISLATURE OF •
PggiNaYLVANIA,-.1153.1.
OFFICE, R CORERR THIRD ADM WALROW
STRESTS. ralLA.DELenit-
Bz KARIN' INSURASfeII
LS
CABOO,_ , TO all Darts of the world.
FREIGHT,
INLAND ristrzenßa
On Goods, by River. Canal, - Lakey and Land Carriage,
to all parts of the Union.
FIRS INSURANCII6,
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Roues. 1101.
•
ASSETS OF THE comma'.
November 1 1861. • -
Sloo.lEBHllitef.States Five Per , dent.Lokm.m.sioo,cao 00
111,000 Six • " 'Bl. 118,216 00
76.000 " Six " "6.205. MASI ISO
100,000 State of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent.
•
Loan..
—.. .
03,1216 00
64.000 State of Pennsylvania Six Per Cent.
Loan . . 65,840 00 .
1.15,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per Ot•Loan. 319,120 37
20.000 Pennsy lvania Railroad First Mort
gage Six Per Cent Bonds..-..._ b'ps 00
60,020 Pennsylvania Railroad Second Mort
gage Six Per (lent. Bond.. • .
63,260 00
16,000 300 Shares Stock Germantown Has
Company, prinelpal and interest
guaranteed By the alb of naiads".
.. . ... 16.900 00
5,600 DO Shares Stook ' Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company.— 3.10000.
6,000100 Shares Stook North Pennsylvania
Railroad 00131.48117 , .....,........ ' 8.1:60 00
60,0 d) United States Treasury earldiestea of
Indebtedness.«.., ' GAN 00
30,000 State of Tenlll6llll6 Firer Per us. Lose 12,000 00
28,700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage. amply
129,730 CO
16150,200 Par. Bert /342,100.60. Market veins./867.677 97
Meal Estate.— • scow 00
Dam rosiyabie for issarallaal made.: 118.390 U
Balances , dne at Ataletaa...-Treml
nMs on Marine Policies, Anortted
Interest, and * other debts doe the
Company. Wes st
Strip and Stock of sundry Mumma
and other Companies. !CUL Esti.
mated valet...—. ~. • 2.3 90 00
Cash on deposit With UMW *
States Governmentsubiest
to ten dais' ' "
Oath in • 68;76 95
0114b.in Drawer. 637
—s-9469 691 49
46.401.984 02
I BB:
Samuel E. Stokes,
J. 1. Pentagon. •
Henry Womb
William G. licegton,
Id ward Darlington,
H. Jones Brook*,
Jacob P. Jones, •
James B. lielsiland.
Joshua P Syne'
Spencer biellvelne,
John B. Sempl,o •PBSsburg.
IL B. Berger, rittsbarg.
e. ruin, Prattle&
DAVI& VIM rgellitlent. -
ataxy. deledy
Thomas 0. Bud,
John 13. Davie,
Edmund A. Bonder.
Theophilus Fauldbas.
John R. Penrose.
James Traguair,
Henry 0. Dane% Jr.,.
James G. Hand,
WWI= a Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
George O. Leber,
Hugh Gralic„
Hobert Burton.
THOMAS
JOHN C.
HENRI' LTLIMEN, Seer
TEE RELIANCE INSURANCE o . ol*- -
PANE .
• OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated in 1841. Charter Perpetual.
OFFICE No. 308 WALITIPT STRUT.
CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insane against Lou or Damage by FIRE House
S.
Stores. and other Balldingivlimited or poyetnal; and
OA Furniture, Ooods, Wares, and MorebandDA, Intown
Or Wintry._
'LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJII O6B BTID Alp PUP.
ASSET $4OO.
Invested In the following Seonritkal. VIZ. :
First Mortgages onelly Property,wellsesured4ooB,6oo 00
United States Government Loans•---. 141.000 00
Philadelphia City 6 per sent. Loans 50,060 00
Pennsylvania BUM= 6 per cent. Lon— /MOO 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds. first and sir
Camdenortgasos..... 16.000 00
and Amboy Ralizoad Comma's 6
percent. Loan. • 6,00000
Philadelphia and Rodin Railroad - 0011-
pans 'a 8 per sent, Loan.•---- 6,000 00
HuMingdon and Broad Top ?per sent, mod
gage bonds.— 4,660 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stsek.—. 1.060
Mechanics' Bank 4,000 01
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Buick• • 10,07) 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Sleek.. 380
Reliance Insurance Company. of Pll4l,del
pkta'a 5t0ck...... fo
Accrued Interest.. 6,455 42
Cash in bank and On 13.025 29
$400.060 71
Worth at present merhet v51ne»............4 1 4117 — fial
DllitgoTollB. • I
Clem Tingley, WllMaraStavonson.
Wm. li. Thompson. Boni. W Tingley,
William Masser. Marshal/ L. I , IUL
lismval Mispham, Charles land,
IL L. Carson, J. J obs Non Brown.
FLOW Steen, Thomas H. Moors.
CLEM TINGLBI", President,
TEMIEIE4 O. Hum. Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA. December 1. ISM. '
ANTHRACITE INBIJRAIWE COM
PANY.—Authorised Capital SMO,OOO--CIRA3TE6
PERPETUAL.
Ogice No. 311 WALAUT Bind. boirreen Third and
Fourth streets. Philadelphia. .1
This Company will Insure against &ass or Damage by
Fire, on Buildings, Furniture, and Merchandise' gene
rallAy. * ,
mo, Marine Insurrumes on Vessels, Cargoes. and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all Pans of the Union.
DIREOTORE
Davie Pearson,
Peter Edger.
J. E. Biwa, Dean.
'AM
F. M.
John Ketcha re m,
'AM BORER, Psident.
DEAR, Vise President.
&Ott
William thrher;
D. Luther.
Lewis Andearted,
John B. Biacktaton,
Joseph Nealeid,
WILLL
WM. Ir,
W. M. MUM Secretary.
AM E RICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Incorporated 1810. CHARTER PER
PRTUAL. No. 910 WALNUT Street, above Third,
Philadelphia.
Hawing a issue paid.un °MAW Stork and Surplus in
'Seated. in Mind and available Smart:loi, continuo' to
insure on DWOMILP, Monti, Furniture, Mershaldlik
Vends in port and their Cargoes. and other PODIORAI
Property. All losses liberally and prompuradjusted.
• DIBBOTOR.S.
Thomas B Marl. James IL Campbell.
John Weise,. Edmund O. Drank,
Samuel O. Bolton. Charles W. Poulin'''.
Patrick Brady. Israel Monk. •
John T. Lewis.
TRO AS B. HAWS. President.
ALBUM C. L. CRAWFORD, Secretary. fen tt
rns INBURLNCE EXCLUSIVELY.
—TU PNINSYLVANIA. /INN INSUBLNOII 00/1.
T .
Incorperate4 1115). MARTEL PNV,PSTEr, AL-
No. 510 WALNUT Street, negate Indenonsion“
SunOS,.
Tble (Jimmy, favorably known to the community
for nearly forty years, continues to imam against Loos
or Damage by Fire, oa Public or Private Sandbags.
either permanently or for a limited time. Also, on 702-
111 WO Stooks. epode. or Merchandise generally. on
lanai terms.
Their capital. together with s large Supine tang, la
invested in the most careful manner, which enables
them to Offer to the Insured sot undoubted. immune la
the ease Of losik
DIRICITONS.
Jonathan Patterson. Daniel Smith, Jr..
Alexander Benson. John DeverenS,
liana Haslehurst, _ Thomas Smith.
Thomas Bobble. ''' Henrymrell Lewis.
J. Mitzi .
JONATHAN PATTSZION. Presidelk
WrouliM G. Gaowsig.. ileoretarg.
FAME INBURAN ,
" No. 406 OEN:
IIAS LA])
AND IA
B COMPANY '
:TN_UT BENIXT.
BLYBIA.
D TIDVBI7IIOI.
, TOILP
1 .lohnW. Brirmaaa.
Robert B. Potter.
I John Kessler, IT..
N. D • woodruff.
ukuulios Stokes.
Joseph D. IlUs.
I: Prosldont
BON.
.VW. Proldelt.
taw PO4
DUNA
Fronds 11. Busk,
Owl.* itlebardeoi.
Burr Low%
s ueisanWright.
,l
George A. ough.
TEA Ma If„
ORAL RICHARD:
W. L. DAAPIDAAD. none
BAiBOS►D LINEL
1865. zucTiVArrefis. 1865.
anNIPAINERE
!HE cAluiiii Ail; AxLVOY AND PHILADNIAMII
AND TRINTON BALROA_D 0011PAXE'll
I.J_LL/41. FROM PIatIdeDBLPHIA po
itEw FORM AND WAY PLUCK
WILLWALNUT , aTE, Tat WHEEL
WILL IXAVII Al FON.Loyft-VLIC.
AWL
At &L X.. via Camden mid Amboy,- li. and A. A. F .
commodation. -...«.. - --........-. —oc ad
At 8 A. N., vie Camden lad Janie,' CiPy, Ilos.rat
Al 9.76 a. 111.. Ms (Minden finTArab• - ir homilili o *
dation (Freigt t and Faaannem) ,---•-. • • -•• 116
At 2 P. 16.. via Candela *ad Amboy. O. &mil b. Hz
rese.. M...." • • W 1... • ..•••••••••••• •1411•114114... 2 32
At 12 X goonNIA Camden and Amboy. Aseedimes•
_,
datlonSiceicut and Famenger).... ...... • -...• 23,
At 6P. M.. via Camden aid Arnboy7Aaeommod
NON aveliki and Paineseecer)--let Clan 'Fieligt... 2 26
Do.Si Class Ticker... / 60
1114 P. X. via Camden .
and Amboy_. AOCOMZIO.
dation (Freight and Pasmasger)-let Mass Tietch 215
Do do. Id Class Ticket, 160
At 0.00 A. N.. 2.00 and IF. N. for Monet Holly,;.BW.
EtilTille, run boTtOn. end 1!a letdown. At 6AI FL
and 3 P. X. for Freehold.
At band Old A. H.. 1! X .. 310, kr. said 11.14 F. /Law
Palmyra, EINEM% Damao, Noverty, Nagewace__,r
Burlington, Florence. Bordetitewn, be. . The IP. R.
line rata direst through to Trenton.
At 7.10 A. li , for Palmyra. Bitarton. Delano, Nerd" ,
ly. and so, lingtom
At 10 A Id sad 3r. ac, Steamisoot Trenton, for EXP
ton. Burlington. Bevely. Bo;
LIMBS PIICH KIDESIDOTON DMOT WILL IsIATII.
nus. -
At 11.16 A. it.. via ae As
ssimezon o a m nd Jinn Cit y.
1txpre5e.............. .... _ -. --........-.... 900
At 4.10 P. N.. via Keitein - Aton anijetrsey City,lg.
er5e5............- ......_... - ............. 3 00
At 0.46 P If.. via Ifensingtom mod Jersey City , .
Washin_gion and New York Exprese..- -..
-..-. 800
At 12 P. M. (Eight) via Kennington and Jersey Oily Washington and New York iliall.— f _- -
--lil Fa
She e. 46 P. Line will run daily. All others cm.
due excepted.
For Auflaio, Beenkirk . .., Elmira, Inlet's, Owego ,_l(s.
shelter, Dinghampion, urast Bend, Ifesitroae. wiiken
barn, Swanton, Stroudabrlrt. Water Gap. 'Belvidere,
Banton, Lambertville. IlmaingtOn, &ft. at 2.30 A. X,
and &SO P . M. The 3.30 P. N. th in commie with the
train leaving Easton for Yana Obnak. Allentown.
Bethlehem. &a
For LaninerPrille and intermediate stations at 5 P. X.
For Bristol. Trenton. am. at LSO am mu Lt Y..
3.20 and 6P. X and 12 midnight.
For Cornwells, Torrisdale, Hohneeburg, Tawny.
Wissonoining, Brldeaburp and'Frazikfdrd. at 9A. m..
12 16, 3. 5, 6. 8.30, and 12 I'. IL The cool'. N. line
inns to Holmesturg MIT.
HE.. For New York and 'Way Linea leaning KeludAr•
ton Depot, take the Care OE Fifth etreet, above Walnnt.
half an hour before departure. The earl ran into tan
Depo o t. and or. the arrival of each trail OUR from Ike
De nny pounds of Baggage only allowed esehmnsw .
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as •
gage but their Welting apparel. £ll osagsge over
rounds to be raid for extra. The Company limit the
'42 7„l:lV.liff fo r baggage to exult
~,,..I ni t.eamed.
~,t a . - ...w5-osMe to ws Will eall for and dellyer
baggage at the meow. - 1 lobe left at Aka 5 vial
ant street im R. OATEXIX. Anat.
June IS On. _ ~.
LINES FROM NNW YORK POE PHILADELPHIA,
WILL MATE P 505 THE 100 T op 00171EIZAND STEN"
At IS X. and 4P. X.. via Jersey CiMr. and Camden.
A y t 7. 10, and 1W A. X., 6 P. X. and 11 (Eight), via Jim.
a City and Keneington.
WOW the foot of Busby street it 6 A. K. and I P. K..
via lintel . and Camden.
From Pier No. 1, North rilleroat II 21.. ii, and 1 F.M.
(fotight and yammer). Amboyand Camden. arel•tt
• PRILADBILPHIA,
1611114.111wxuasoroir. AID HAITI.
ItAILKOAD tom
Commensing MONDAY, - 4.liztr. Bd, 1268, Tralas
Will leave DePotominer BROAD Strut and MEMO
TON Avenue, as follows:
Kamm "Train, at 4.06 A.M. (Mondays 4XAMIVON for
Baltimore and Washington. stopping at wmingiox.
Prryville. Havre de.Graae, Aberdson, Perryman%
anolia.
Delaware Railroad Train at 7.45 A. IL (Soadays oz•
espied) for Eialisbury. Milford, and intermediate Sip
Hons.
Way. Matt Train, at 8.11 A.R. (Sundays smelted). !Or
Baltimore, dont hill , refla ( r s stat a on s s.
tad
for
Baltimore T ard. Washington. slopping it (CaGt i r.
Blkton, Perryville a nd Havre-de- Gras*.
Express Train at 8.56 P. M. (Sundays e xcepted) _ for
Baltimore smd. Wasbington, stopping at Iminatort.
Newark_, Elkton North-Bast , Perryville , Havre-de ,
GranYan7roa's, Matrons. and Simmer's Run.
15(isAt Rst.ress at 11.15 P. M. for Baltimore and Wash
ington, stepping at Chesterjonly to Mks Baltimore and
Walbingten_pnozernersl. Wilmington. &Wart, ilk
ton, North-East, Perryville, and Rana- de-Grass.
Passengers for NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE.
CITY POINT, and RICHMOND. will take the 1.16 P.
M. train.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Stopping at all Stations between Phlladelphia and
•
Leave Philadelphia at 7.46 and 11 A. M., 2, IL 30, 4.,_T;
and 14 P. M. The 5.80 P. AL train commits with De
/mar* R. R. for Milford and intermediate stations.
Leave Wilmington at 6.46, 8, and 9.30 A. NA, 11.30
and ISO P. AL
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at 7.46 and
11 A, M. 8.80 and 5 P
THROUGH TRAINS FROM * BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 12 M. 4.27. 8.32 and 9.64 AL
oussm FOR PIILILIDILI/HIA.
Lexie Chester at 7.415. 8.43,10.14 A. IL 11.36. 3.411.
4.40. FROM2O. and 9. 06P. M.
BA.LTIRORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 8.26 A. IL. Way Mailt_l.lo
impress; 4.26 P. M., Way Train: 11.36 P. M.. UMW;
9.26 P. M.. Rroress
TRAINS FOE BAJ.TLISOEIL
Leave Chester at &HA. M 1.00 and 11.40
Leave - Wilmington at 6.111.-41,. LB% 6.01.
and 12.25 P. M.
height Train. with passenger Car attached. will
leave for Panning lad tusera•alate
stations at 7.40 P. j.
TEAM
Revels Train at 4.06 L. M. for Baltimore and Waik•
baton. stopping at Wilmington, Perryville Halyard,-
GraseCrdeen. Perryman% and Magnolia.
Nit Biprem at 11.16 P. M. for Baltimore and
Was n, stopping at Cheater (for Baltimore and
Washington plesengers)._ Wilmluton, Newark. Ilk.
tell, North-East, Perryville, and Havre. de•Grase.
Aseommislation Train at 10P. N. for Wilmington and
way stations.
BAI,TIMOBB FOB PHILADBLPEILL
Leave Baltimore at 9.26 P. M. stopping at fisillell.de.
Grace, Perryville. and Wilmington. Also stops at Elk
ton and. Newark (to take Maunders for Philadelphia
and leave passengers from Washington Or Baltimore),
and ()heater to /ear* pasSOUO2III from Baltimore or
"AIM wiimbuton for Philadelphia at 0.30 P. N.
ap3 M. P. KINXII. Bop%
pENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
The trains of ths PenztVlyania Central Railroad
Stre
leave e
ts the New Depot . at TsisTISTH and KAMM
. ,
The .are of the Market-street Paasenger Railway
run to and from Pennsylvania Central IF timid Depot *
at Thirtieth and Market arsons ; they also leave Front
street 'rely two minutes,. aolomenolag one hour prod.
ous to the time of departure of Gash train, and allow
about 30 minutes for a trip.
Their cars are In waiting on the arrival of each Train
10 convey mumengers into the city, and conneatimm are
made with all roads orotsimOlarkst slyest
On SIINDAYS—Cass leave Levant)). and Market at..
at 7.46 P. If.. to conned- with Pittsburg and We Mail.
and at 10.25 P. M. with Philadelphia Szprein
Maim's Ramage Express will haresSWl be touted at
rfo. in South Bleventh stream Part* desiring banana
taken to the trains, can AIMS it dons at seasourdde rata.
upon application to
MUDS SBA'S AXD ARSIVI AT DSToT WM,
tc
NAlt MATS.
&OD A l M.
PAO I ACOOMMoDATIoN, Ro. 1.... 10.00
PAST LINE. " 12.00 N.
PAREESBURO.. " Lllp
HARRISBURG too
LANCASTER ACCOMMODATION....- " 4.00 "
PAOLI TRAIN. No. 2- " &SO '
PITTSBURG AND " 8.5 "
i'MILADELPRIA ERPSIIOO " 11.10 "
PITTSBORG ANDJIRIE 1 . 50
PHILADELPHIA " 1.05 "
EAOLI ACCOMMODATION, NO. " &20 "
9.00
LANCASTER • " so P. N.
PAST " 12.50 '
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION. Do. 4. 40 6 '
DAY IXPRESS..... 5.45 "
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION.... &40 "
'MAIL " 11.20 "
Philadelphia , lniie s slileaves daily. Pittsburg and
Iris Mail leave, ally ((except Saturday). All other
Trains daily reneept Sunday. )
The Pennsylvania Railroad CompanT will not assume
any risk for names, exempt for wearing Antarel, Ent
limit their reeponsibilitY to One Kindred Dollen In
value. All Baggage Weeding that amount in vane
Will be at tho risk of the owner, unless taken by W
eird contrast
For farther information, as to time mid oolizootionik
see bills sad framed cards, or apply to THOMAS H.
MK& TUYst Agent. at the Depot.
An Emigrant Train ram daily (except Sanday. ) /or
fall information se so fare and amommods tFioUNK ns, apply
to PEANDIE
fe2o-tf 137 DOCIE Streit.
1865 MININIE 1865
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE HAIL:
Z OAD. --This great line traverses U. Northern_ead
Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the shy of Wle,
on-LaXs Brie.
.
It lute been legged by the rmarsnariliu. ZAlre
KOJI) COMPANY, sad is operated by them. I
Its entire length was opened for bamenser and freight
business October 17th, Inn
_TIMM 01 PASSUGHISTIAINEI AT muninimilliA.
Leave Westward.
Mail SAO P. a.
Loa Haven Aeweamodation nritll.l_ z: -.8.03 A. IL
Pilieenner SIWOUP On wail Taill without
shame both wising between Philadelphia and Iris. aid
Baltimore and Arlo.
Elegant Sleeping Gan on Elmira Irma Trains both
ways between Philadelphialand Look Haven, .ind of
Elmira raviolis Train both ways between Williaauport
and Baltimore.
For information respeetingPassenger business. OSP
sorrier THIRTIETH and MARKET Ste. Philadelphia.
And for Freight business of the OompariVe_Agents.
S. B. KINGSTON • Jr. tamer TEIRTEEMI
MARKET Streets, Plibdelphta.
J. W. GETNOLDSOirIe.
WILLIAM DROWN. AMA C. MON Baltintore.
E. . H__
• Chtnend Freight Arent Phuadamiat
oninsras.
Genoa JOSE PH
D. Agent POTTS, Philadelphia.
JOSE.
de1641 General Manager. Williamsport.
MUM& WEST JERSEY RAIL
ROAD LIENS—From foot of Walnut
street.
Daily except Sundays.
Commeming SATURDAY. June 10th, 1865.
For CAPE MAY. Sm., (at 880 A. M.. Express), 2.80
p. , Passenger.
For SIILLViLLE, VINELAND, 40., OM A. M.. and
2.50 P. M.
For BRIDGETON. SALEM. am.. at 8.15 A. 21.. 400
P. N.
For GLASSBORO, &A, 8.80 and 9.16 A. M.. 2.90 and
4.00 P M. -
For WoODBURY, se.. 8 80 and. 9.16 A. M.. 2.80, 4.00
and SAO P. M, _
• BWITIRIIING, WILL LEAVE
Caps May M 6 80 A. Si , Mall. (8.90 A. M., Freight),
16.00 P. M., Passenger
sliumou at 7,55• A H.. Mail. (12.08 P. kr.. Freight),
8,60 P. M.. Passener.
Bridgeton at 64 0 A. 2:4, Mall, (9. 45 1 1-. Freight).
4.20 P. Id , FISINAger.
Salem at 6.261... 111.. Mail. (9.00 A. X., Weight), 4.05
P. M., Passenger.
Woodbury at 7.06, 8.16, and 9.06 lOW (1.40 P. M
Freight), 6.64 and 5 25 P. M., Passenger.
On the let day of July an additional express train
will be added to and from Cape May, and which will
leave Owe May at 8.00 M., and Philadelphia at 4. 90
P. K., through in three hours from Oamdeu.
.7 VAX RBESSELARR, Saperintendent
West Jersey, Salem, and Cape NAY and MGryttle Rail
ad.
ro
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS GOMPANY
W ess . receiv e,
d a e l l l i tvheer u n a l f b wa chs hr f o u x h roth ebu
spotable
-
Express Companies. to all parts of the coun
try, ally article entrusted to them.
A Special Messenger accompanies sash through train.
Pan ADELPHIA, 31111111 6.1886. isle-teal
NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD For
BETHLSHRBL DOYLUTOWN. NATION
BARTOS, WILTArIeDOFL.IVILICROBILERI, &o.
Passenger Trainsleave the neew Depot, THIRD Street,
above Thompson street, daily (Sundays excepted) as
follows:
At 7.90 A M. (Express!) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mandl Ohrlk, Hazleton, WilHanwport. Wilke&
tirre. dto
At 3.90 P. N. (Express) for Bethlehem, laston,/te.
At 616 P. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown , Manch
Chunk. Danville, Williamsport.
Yor Doylestown 01 95 A. M., 180 and 4 15 P. IL
A
For Yost Washington at 10 A. M. and 11 P. AL
For Lansdale al 6.16 P. M.
White cars of the Second and Third.. streets Line Oity
Psasengat Railway run directly to the new Depot.
Maine YOB PHiLADILPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 6 80 A. K., MOB A. N., WA e. 15
P. M.
Leave Doylestown at 5,40 A. 8., 9.14 and OP. S.
Leave Lansdale at 6 A. M.
Leave Fort WgehiligtownoALL K. and 4.15 P. N.
- SPLIDATB.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 A. X.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 3 P X.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7.10 A. 114.
Bethlehem far Philadelphia at 4.90 P. X
jet BUIS CLARK. Meat.
1865.-P H I L d•
D LP HI A LIP
BLMIRA RAILROAD LIAR to alt points WIWI.
The direst routs for the
OIL REGIONS 011 lIINNOTLVANIA_, gni
WILLIAMSPORT BUFFALO, SUSPENSION BRION&
EL T FALLS,
and all places ill the intern and Northweitern Stine
and theihinadai.
TWO TBROUGII TRAINS
Lim Philadelphia and Rimini Railroad Rook Thir•
ninth and Callowhill streets, Mann (Suailins
eeptedl, for the North and Wed_ , follows:
Moraiag Impress at B A. N.
Afternoon laanals at &BO K.
111 1 a direct smooth:Hi with ?.
al& intennitUhdroadra
FOB sou to snonsig to any Pointaul mixer
pinioning ooneerning the differeat ands at
the TICKET 017 ION. RAS CRISTO= Biro& UMW
the Philadelidds Na% and Wits pa Outten
Rowe. • I. AN NO , Tielmt ADA%
.126 str.
JO IL BMW % Obettaat semi Ar& eet
111 Thittooath cauovl/111
RAILROAD LIBEL
_ _
algaigM PH/LADELPfij o li.
011111dANIOWN, .t." 1""
EISTOWN IiAILHOAD.
TIMIS TABLI,
M6B ii tll farther Ou and after MONDAY, J 0."." "•
Rothe.
pan oaRMAITOWN. _ _
Leave phil a d.o..h7l. a, 7,8, 9. 10, 11, 11 A. M., 2. .3,
1 0 , pc 4. 0, 6,V.0.9.10.11.021'.M:
.........e , enaantown 6. 7. 73i, 8 8.70,_9, /0, IL 14 LS..
1. 1. 0.674, 7,3, 9, 10. 11 P. H.
r e 9.20 down train and 'B%, 11.1) Mins Atti net
stop on the Germantown Branch.
OW SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.17 zain. A. IL, 2,8, IL fr. lox
P.
Lean Oermantown 9 A. 19,1. 4, 64. 9,;( P. M.
CHESTNUT. RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,8, 10; M A. M., 0. 8%, OK, 7. 74
and 11 P: M
Leava. Chestnut Hill 7.10 min., 8, 9.0_, 11.40 A. M..
1.40. SAO, 6.0, 6.40, 8.40. audit:l99min. P. K. •
01X 81112 DAYS.
Leavenlladelphia 9.10 min. 4. N . 9. 6, and BP. M.
Leave Cheetailt inn 7.40 min. A. 16,, 33.40, 6.10, and
9.26 P. if
FON CONSHOHOCKIIN !ID 11011.1118T0WN.
Leave Phllidalphla 6, 8 85. 11.C6- min. A. M ,136, 8.
6.14. 6,5‘. 8 'osmitt. and 113iP. Aft
Leave Dorrlotown 6N, 7, 7.63, 9, 1 T A. M.. 134, Hi,
6.g. and 8 P. M.
The 636 P. 81 Math will atop at School Lane, What-
Maillurtre. bring Mille, and . Conshohocken
only.
_ _ 919 tiIIRDATt,
Leave PhtladelDblivEr.A. M. 4134 and'e&P. M.
Leave 33orrietown+7 A. IL . I and 6 P. EL
volt MaIeaYLINK
Leave Pldladelpbla 8.86, ILO2 min. de. m. is.
434, 63g. 8.06. aat}lA P. 11
Leave Elanarink 6%. 736, 8.20. 934. 113441 21., I, 2,
7, 835 P. M.
Ce..tPADAYPe..
Leave PbiladelphlirPr te17,74'43i, and 9 P.:
Leave Manaynnk 7,141 K.. 1%. 6%. and 9 P. K.
W S. WILS*II. General Superintendent.
Denot, NINTH and G 1 UN Streets. ios-t[
r: • L .-. WEST CHESTER
AND PHILADIMPRIA It
ROAD: V a MEDIA.
Mania& 41.114dWGIMENP
Oa Iklld oftculiONDelt, Jdhe 6th, 1666. the tratnewill
leave as follows
WEST CRISTREt TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for West - Chester at 7. 66 and 10.314.
M. and 280. 9.45. and 6 95 P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 6 20, I:4s.tud
10 86 A. N., and 2 and 446 P.'6l.
Trains leaving West Chester at 7.95 A. N.. and leiV
lug Philadelphia st 4 96 P.M. wlli not stop at PenneltOn
and Will stop below 13. O. Junction at Media only;
B. G. JUNCTION
Leave Philadelphia for B. O. Junction at 6 03 and 10.30
P. M.
Leave 11. C. Junction for Philadelphia at 8.236.: M.
and 7.20 P. M.
On MOWS and Fridays only, until further notice.
Market Trainwith Passenger Oar attached, will Ism
Welt Chester for Philadelphia at 6.66 P. 31 *topping at
all stations.
These trains stop at all Intermediate stations.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 8.801 6L and OP. N.
Leave West Chester at 81 N. and 6P. N.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7. 36 A. M. and 4.95 P.
N.. and leaving West Chester at 9.96 A. N. and 4 45. P.
, connect at a; •O. Junction with trains on P. & O.
N. B. for Oxford aid intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed totake wearing apparel Only
111 Luggage, and the Company will not in any ears 'be
usponsitde for an amount exceeding one hundred dol.
Isre,isnless a special contract is made for the same.
HENRI WOOD, Can't SUP.-
PHILADFLIIILa; Marehail IWAO ; styli
,
0 *14:1 ;nip I >f
aiimmit I'HE ADAMS EX
PENN COMPANY, Office as*
BUT== Eared. forward. Parcels, Paokages. Mor.
illhandiza. Bonk Nato.. aid Specie, either by its own
Entofhlennicalestiotrwn other
(I.tre r ri e n C tt r gl i ,;:a
fitaies. B. S. SANDFORD,.
- RV '- Oineral RllPerilltelldeDi.
SMPPING.
Aft U. B. MAIL LINE FROM
BALTIMORE for FORT MONROE. NOR-
FoLII. CITE POINT, sad lIICHMOND, by first elms
steamers, and experienced captains. daily.
The Bay Line steamers Louisiana and Daniel Web
ster will leave the Union Book, foot of Concord street,
daily, at 6 o'clock P.M.for Fort Monroe and Norfolk,
Vs., connecting at Fort Monroe with the steamers Geor
gians and M. Martin for City Point and Richmond. Va.
Returning. will leave Richmond at 6 A. M. daily,
stopping at City Point, and connecting at Fort Monroe
with the Bay Line steamers that leave Norfolk at EX P.
N., and arriving in Baltimore in time for the Eastern
and Western trains. and for Washington City; D. G.
The steamers of this line navigate the James river,
soles and returning. entirely in day time, giving one.
semen ample time to as. the fortifications, and all
other objects of interest.
Tickets for the Above places can be bad on board of the
boats.
Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk..• 00
Fort Monroe.---
5 BO
Through tickets from Baltimore to Richmond 00
State-rooms and Meals extra ally 7 60
The state-room accommodations are ansarpassed,and
the table well supplied.
Passengers taking the 1.15 train from Philadelphia
will make connection with this line.
Passengers taking the s A. BE train from New York
(have ample time to dine in Baltimore.
Passengers taking the 3 P. M. train from Washington
make connection with this line.
A coach will be in waiting on the arrival of the 116
train from Philadelphia to convey passengers to the
boatrbf this line. free of charge.
Baggage carried free of charge.
K. N. FALLS, President.
E. D. .TANAR, General Passenger Agent, Philadel
phia. je4o-tf
s ink STEAM TO LIVERPOOL--
Calling st Queenstown—The Inman Line,
SINI-WARICLY. tarrying the U S. Mane.
CITY or ntsworigBs.Sß.... WEDNESDAY, Inns 28th.
CITY OF NEW YORK.... • SATURDAY. Judy let.
(wry OF Dl7/3/.1N.... ....WIDSWiDAY. [Width.
CITY OF Bosrox.
- SATURDAY, JelY
At Noon, from Pier 44, North River.
RATES OF PASSAON.
First Cabin—.,... $9l) CIO Steer"age.
00
I
to London. 96 CO to London... 84 00
" ~ t erra's... .106 00" to Paris 40 CO
Passengers aleo forwarded to Havre. Hamburg. Ere
men, &a • &o. at moderate rates.
Patna" by the mall steamers. sailing every Satur
day, payable in Mold.. Passage by the mid *week steun•
ers, payable in U. S. currency.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown. $3O
gold. or its equivalent. Tickets can be bought here by
persou lending for their friends.
For farther information, apply at the Company's
Offices. JOHN tit. DALB, Agent,
je22- Or/ 111. WALNUT Street. Phila.
atik BOSTON AND PHILADM
PHIL STILMOHIP mains from pule
port on SATIMDAIS, from drat wirart above MO
rait. Phllddolthis. and Lou Wharf. Bodo'.
The steanualp BAXOII. Capt. Matthews, will " sall
fro* Philadelphia for Boston, onSatarday, Jaly let. at
la 1. X.. and steamship MOBIL&X,, Gum Baiter,Sroas
Boston for Philadelphia. on the um* day at 4 P.
Thu* 3•W and inbmtantlal staamaixips form a ragam
lima millst from ow& port !mutually oti Batiuditys.
Mtunman *fatal at ono-lutit the wwwitist Mutt" ,
on the Yaaaala.
Freight' takes at fair rates.
Shippers are requested to lend SUP Seeable and
of Loam with their goods.
Vorlrelght or nem, (haling flue seeemsedatlowd.
&Wily to HU. 1110303 At 00
Jaild.tf 33A Sonia DILLAWABB A
Ali ga i t NEW TOW-BOLT LINE.
—DELAWARE AID OHRBAPBAKI
BMX TOW. BOAT COMPANY. —.Barges Towed to and
from Philadelphia, Havre de Orace,__Baltimore. Wash
ington, and intermediate points. WAS. P..OLTDB &
00.. Agent ,e Mo. Mk EOIITH WHARVES, Philadelphia.
Capt. JOBE LAUGHLIN. Superlistamdent. Self tdel
a d dr in g NEW EXPRESS LINE, TJ
ALEXAXIFELI, GIORIINTOWX, £X
WAIIIIINGTOK. Via Chesapealt• aorDelawar• 011Pai.
Steamers lama hat Wilma aboys MARKET hirsiL
IaWS7 WEDNESDAY awl SATURDAY. at IS X.
for Freight. apply to Agents. WR.T. MIDI* IF 00,,
14-North and South Wharvar.Phils. J.D. Divuniow
DaorgatoNA.D.O. ; FLOWERS & BOWEL Atazanarla
Va. tab3.4-lha
A da& NOTICE.-FOR NEB;
YORK —YU PHILADELPHIA ARP
NOW YORK EIMER EITIAMBOAT COMPANY. We
Daman sad Hunan Canal.
Boma" kayo DAILY. Ant wharf beloW MA3KI9
etroOkat I o'olook P. IL
Wm. P. CLYDE & CO.. 14 O. WHANTIOLIALM
mokliMaa
JAMES HAND. UT WALL Shoot.
Wow York.
te ItOAa 0- vk'r 111 r [(AA
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
SOILBE WORKS. NE&PLE & LAM
P HNI T S ICAN L DTH •MA O R RETC BL ANKSMETHS MnA
POUNDERS. having for many years been In suscessfol
operailou, and been exelusively engaged in building
and repairing Marius and River Inginea, high and
pressure, Iron Boilers, Water • Tanks, Propellers, No.,
Ye., respectfully offer their services to the public an
being nu.B..y prepared to contract for enema of all nisei.
Marine. River, and Stationary ; bit-Ong ord e r tterns
or afferent Nisei SLIM wrepared to execute with
quick despatch. Every description of patters-making
made at the shortest notice. High and Low• Pressure.
111141. Tabular, and Cylinder Rollers, of the best Penn
sylvania shareoal iron. retains of all nizee and kinds;
Turning, ad Braes Castings of all descriptions; Roll-
Ssrew.entting, and all other work connected
With the above business.
Drawings and speolleations for all work done at the
establishment free of ;Marge, and work guaranteed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for TIM
Plllll of boats, where they can lie inperfect safety, and
aye providod with sham, blocks, falls, till, Ali, for
/4111.11( heavy or light weig hts
• JAOO2I 0. NEAPIE,
JOHN P. LEVY
U.
M: tf BEACH and PALMAR Streets.
Z. VAUGHAN MERRIOK. 'WILLIAM M.
JOHN H COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AID WABBINGTON STRUM
PHILIADELPIIIA.
)H BRICK at SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MAOHIA/6711.
Manufacture girth and Low Pressure Staam Bins.
for land, river, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, dre. ; Cast
ings of all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron•frame Roofs for Gas Works Workshops. Rail
road Stations, ke.
Retorts and Cu Machinery of the latest and most Im
proved construction.
Avery description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Minor, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, OM
Steam Trains.Defecators, Filters, Pumping Ermines as.
ttolengents for F . Rillieun's Patent tinear-Soiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
depinwall Wolseg's Patent Centrifugal Sugar.
Dialzdaw a n
G RICB & LONG,
FULTON WORKS 1340 MACH STRUT.
gaidgegrs, Ssobinisb, Boiler Makers. sad Oil
Builders.
Teaks of every description made to order.
I3ole Agents for Long's Marine Palbsometers. aryl6-11
THOMAS M'DONOUGH, -
DADRAL BL•CESNTRIIIO.
ILK STRUT, ABM DOB OTESET,
PDAJILIII, PIMA.
or Boring tools on hand or =de to o , rde nt r ir oatoti
notice.
MORGAN, ORR & CO., STEAM EN
GINE BUILDNIGi i : Iron "minden, and General
Maeldniete. and Boiler skim IBTh CALLOW.
BILL Street, Philadelolds. fe2o•tt
MEDICAL.
f , 'v0 71 0%444 tfixl
'No. 154 North ELEVENTH, below NAGE Streati
also CHESTNUT and If MIRTH Street. Watt Phi.
lad LO
D . THONAS LILEN having been very samosa'
ful in the sure 01 Diseases by this new method,
would inform hie friends and the Public that he Is
still benefitting and ennui many whom median.
did not &feet, and eonsidered Insurable.
We will mention a few of the Diseases in the sum
of which this treatment midom If ever fails:
Rhemmallis. Felons, lthineY Dlero/11,
itenralseis. GAINTOIII. ' Liver
Paralysis, Ulcers, Genital " •
011.11193. Boils, &Anal
Dyspepsia, Abscess, Throat
rarer 4 Arms. Eruptions.
Prolapses.
Asthma.
ladammationto Noe lmsissions.
Congestion. Hemorrhage. Diabetes. als.
Palmate will be treated at their resident's when
desired,* large number of testimonial be Seen
at the ONees from patient/tin this eit7s may ,
Commits
tions gratis. Osee hours 9 A. N. to 9 r M. to the
tatty. Dn. Vacs. ILIA,.
aplit•Sm Itoetzielart.
ELEOTROPLTHIO EST.D.BLISH.
MEET. DH A. H. MIME. one of the EMI
DISCOVERERS of a new eyesore of Wootton disease be
MODIFIED SLBOTEIOAL AFTLICATIOEX, end erm
la s e s te ri n cr eo essi very ,
m in e eeee xem ef o nl vo r , hie o l sso .Stirr i . SQUAT} for
to 1635 V i ii Street. one door below Seventeenth.
All persons desiring
_referencia, or aII7 vertical=
With regard to his epeeist MOILS of treatimak. wrn OWN
eali or mad for a pamphlet.
Conoltation ox advlee gratuitous. iahbtl
TORN O. BAKER & CO.'S COD LIVER
oth, —THE TSUI AND DlMlTlNE—Dneurpassed In
unalßy and effects—being the
SWEIsTEST AND BEST PRIPLRED.
In Coughs, Bolds, Brraehltis. Asthma,. pout. Inci
pient consumption. and all Serofulous uomPlaihic it
oftentimes produces immediate and certain efteeta When
other remedies have been taken with little or no benefit.
sold by all Drneglets in the city. sad by the wrote
tor. No 'TIS MARKET Street. ielrtsruthfint
ITERMETICALLY BILA.LBEt IiZAII3
AND 601111.
1.000 dos. Ilausap
500 " Bout Boa
600
I. do V.I.
ow • Srattert.
1.000 " do Tookiy.
1,000 " do. CM/ken. •
3.000 " amottoi Vona It k t lY.fil.:sAu.
rot otio by an &
3•1146 Myr lot& WATER Stmt.
AUCTION SALES.
---------_
PIIIIVEBB, BRINLET, 430 . CO.,
No, 615 CHESTNUT and 612 JAYNE Street.
SALE O 1 Iift:PORTED AND DOMES DRY GOODS.
OR FRIDAY MORAINE*,
lone 30th , at 10 o'clock, b 7 nstalslMP on fox
mouths' credit, .
4CO lots facer add Maple drynode.
BRITISH DRUB ?ODDS.
black and colored mohair. and alpacas.
—6 4 .11k check mohair&
choice mohair"; black sad whttOsiolfalrel .
gnaw:mom, seozambignce.
SILKS.
Black grog gratin juin landed.
ratotodusiuss, Just
100 loth embroidered cambric bomilroretAers,
03,111gliC (woos. FOR Cd.SH..
giolingtan black /10aakins. fancy easelmArae; WYO.
Inge. Wrests. prints, do.
PANOOAST & WARNOCK, Axrd,
TIONEERS, No. 296 ff MARKET Street.
FOB BALE AIM TO . LET.
FOR SALR-VIGICY LOW, WITH'
immediate possession, delightfal ion.. story'
DV‘ILLIBO, brorPs stone Sort' 2tory. No. 15210 Nona
BROAD Street Lot 2V by 24 0 feet
B. F. GLUM 103 Satre VOUSINI
RV , or S. W. sorf 811V.SN =BTU and OREM
ef FOR SALE--SMALL DWELLING,
.swaL73B RHIELEY Strpet,
/teat Cottage—Lot 18 bY72 Term -very' easy.
store 8 " Dwellinn..la W. oor. 1902 and CalloWhin.
Neat Cottage. 1434 Wallace eltrOet.
Mat Dwelling. 537. north Twenty- seetolui Street,
ninth Bide Coatep. 'west liff9n.th
13 F GLENN. 3 Wrath 701InTH _
624 era W. nor tiFit- IiTEINTItacd mow.
LCAPE ISLAND:—"THE- PHILA
DELPEU HOUeB," at Cape Wand, will be sold
at a great sac:et/fee. or rented to a good tenant or piety
for the season
Jett B. F. GLENN, 123 South FOtiltint Street.
700 ACRES SPLENDID RA.FiI'URE,
deAc•Weil Watered. for Homo and linlog. on the Celn•
brake Vine,era Vann. late •`Beybeld'e Estate; "only
only
one mile from Delaware Oily. and fort. rotten from
Philadelphia. Addreme JOHN 8. BILLAISY,
jell et Delaware Hite. Del,
TO LBT-AT RISING. BUN
for the stunner, a tea-roomed house, partly
famished, sad desirably located. •
For partleulare. apply •or addles/ 41 South:FOURTH
Street. - jerrSt*
NEWPORT, R. I.—FOR
mane Hue new Brown Stone MA381013", Washington
meet, fronting Newport Harbor; has never been neon
pied: near the Depot and etearnere; Bathing and Best
ing at the door. vs.) of the detest vie we and wastes in
America. Apply to HAMAD Et ArrlloßP,
Real Estate Brokers,
iete Whitt NEWPORT, R. I.
ARCH-STREET RESIDYiNCES
FOB SALE —Several itret•clase ROUE S.. south
side of Arch street, west of Nineteenth etreetb emermo
In all the modern improvement/. Apply. at 18149
As.oll Street. • reit dms
ek FOR SALE-HOUSE, 110.
Alra FR UN )1 LIN Street. above Poplar. In.:lntro ofd. P.
FERGUSON, Ao. 1127 North FIFTH St. rel.lm,
eft FOR SAL . E-ELEVEN , ACRES giti
Sat of LAIRD, with two well. shaded frame and •edt.
stone HOBOS thereon, situate In Delaware county.
Media
m mutes walk of Spring Bill Station. 't
011 the Media Railroad. This station is within a half
hen r ride Of Market West bridge.
ALSO,
A large plastered teams MOITISS and lot of ground. alma
ate opposite the Bell Tavern, on the Darby road, at the
ecfrner of the eland road, in the Twenty-fourth ward.
And
ALSO,
Twenty Acres of handsomely situated land, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, within fifteen minutes ride of
Market• street bridge. Access to the city can be had ten
times a day, by the cars stopping on the ground. Ap
ply to BRDLOOK d< PAROHALL.
3,23.6 t Conveyancers Tl 5 WALNUT Street:
LEGAL.
TN THE Dit+TRICT COURT FOR THE
OITI AND COUNTY OF PHILADEGFHII..
JAMES ANDREWS, assignee. no 911. ELWOOD
KELLY. Vend. Er. Dec. Term, 1864. No. 203.
The auditor appointed by the court to report dietribu.
Mon of the balance of the fund raised by the Sheriff's
sale of the defendant's real estate, under the above
stated writ, being a certain lot of ground and brick
tenement. situate on the met side of Roily etreet, - in the
late distrist of Moyamensing. now in the city of P.bila•
delptia, at the dietence of 202 feet 6 inches south of
Fitzwater street. containing in front on said Holly street
96 feet Inches and extending in depth on the north
line ninety-nine feet, and on the south line" 75 feet 6
inches, will attend to the duties of his appointment on
WEDNESDAY. the 12th day of July. 1365. at 3 o'clock
F. M., at his office, No. 116 South SIXTH Street, in the
city of Philadelphia, when and where all parties inte
rested are required to present their claims, or be de
barred from coming in on said fund.
EDWARD EKIABE, Auditor.
June 29.1285. je291.01
IPTITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA—Bar.
WHERBAS The District. Court of the United States
for said District, Proceeding in a libel Bled in the name
of the United States bath decreed that all persons who
claim to have any interest in the steamer kiItsTRICS.
her 'lecke], apparel, and furniture, and the cargo and
lading thereof, captured on the bigh seas—to wit: in
Charleston harbor. off Sullivan's island—by the Beate.
kill, a vessel. of-war of the Linked States, under eoin.
mend or Lieutenant Commander J. L. 'Barrett, be
monisbed and cited.
Therefore, all persons Who claim to have any interest
in the said steamer Beatrice and cargo are zuonished and
cited to appear before the Judge of the said court. st the
at? of Rtiladelphia, on the TWSNTISTH DAT after
publication hereof, to chow cause why the said steamer
hteatrtee end eerie should not be pronounced to belong,
at the time of the capture of the mune, to the enemies of
the United States, and therefore, or otherWiee, 10
condemnation as lawful prize. •
The above is an abstract of the monition issued b 7
the court in the said cause.
WILLIAM MILL WARD,
II B Marshal R. D. of Pettus.
PHILADELPHIA. June 26, 1865. ieW St
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TEED'
-I- MY. 4ND . oirsm OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of illUffkßlA - CARaO - I.L. ieceavati
. . .
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,.
sad adjust the aoconnt of MARY C ARIZObb. Ad
minitretria of MICHAEL CIABJ/OLL, doomed, and
ato report distribtuio.ll Of the bManse in the head. of tha
ccountant. %rid meet the parties interested for the
nurposen of his appointment, on MONDAY. July Sd.
1561, at 11 o'clock A. M., at his oleo, No. 152 South
FOURTH Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
J 620 intiniat 'WM. C. HAS n lB, Auditor.
THE ORPHANS' COVET FOR THE
OM AND o . ollNrit . OF ?liffLArapPßlA.
. .
Notate of ELIZABETH BROWN, Hennaed.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of A aBALOH WILSON, Admints.
!rater of the Estate of ELIZABETH BROWN, deceased,
and to report diStrlblitlen of the balance in the hands of
the accountant. will meet the parties interested for the
pommies of his appointment, on MONDAY. SalsBd,
1886. at II o'elock A. M., at hie office, No. 4EO WaL ,,
EDT Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
je2o tutha st. JOSEPH F. Idellaßß. Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
-a- CITY AND COLLETT 01 PHIL ADEGPHEA4
Estate of ELIZABETH WILOOONA, Deceased.
The auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle,
and adjust the account of CHARLES INGERSOLL, one
of the Executors and Trustees of the last will and. testa
ment of Elizabeth Wilcocks, deceased, and to report
distribution or the batonse in the hands of the account
ant; will meet the parties interested for the PllPollee of
his appointment. on nATIJADAY, .fnly 1.
o'clock A. If., at his Oilice, No. 621 WALNUT Stmt.
In the oily of l'hiladelphia.
je22.tbetu 5t EAMITED 0. PERKINS. Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THN CITY AND COUNTY oyplywygTsik.
estate of AIOHARD PARKSII POUGHS,
The Auditor appointed by the court to audit, settle.
and adjnet the account of WILLIAM PARKIN
POULES, executor of the will or RICHARD FARKIIR
NOULNN deceased, and to report dletribation of the
balance In the hands of the acconntanto wlll meet the
parties interoited, for the pummel of his appointment,
on WEDZINSDAT, July sth 1865. at 10 o'clock A. DI. as
bis office, 130 South SIXTH Street. in the city of Phi
ladelphia. H. 0. THOMPSON, Anditor.
len tuthent
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
YOIG THE CITY AND ODDITY OF PRILADBIr
FRIA.
JENNIE E. TOWNER. by her next friend. 'Tons
SHARKEY ye. JAMES L. TOWNER. Minch T.,
ISM I
. No. S In Divorce.
To JAMES L. TOWINES, Respondent _ -
5.,: Yon will Please take notice, tbat a rife has this
day been granted on lon, co chow oeetee self A divorce
a vinculo matrimonll ehould not be decreed In the
above case, returnable SATURDAY. July Stb, 1965, at
IQ O'clock A. N. JOHN 0 'BR (RN,
Attorney pro Libellant.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24, 1966. je2e-mth 4t
ESTATE OF JOHN BICIHVING, DE
CEASED.—Letters Testamentary upon the Wilt of
John ShiroMg. late of Philadelphia, deceased, having
bon granted to "The Pennsylvania Company for In
etrudoce on Lives and Granting Annuities, " all persons
indebted to said Estate are connected to make payment,
and those having claims against the earns to present
them at the office of the said Company, 301 i WALINCIT
Street, without delay.
CHARLES DIITILH:
je22. thmat President.
PROPOSALS.
RESISTANT QIJARTERMA.STER'S
OP CB, No. 1139 GIRARD Street
PHILADELPHIA., June 27, 1865.
aset.sn PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until FRIDAY, the 80th Institut, at 12 o'clock N.. for
furnishing materials and erecting sheds at the Sohn"
kill Arsenal, in aecordanee with plans and specifica
tions to be seen at this °Dom.".
Bach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sons, whose signatures must be appended to the gal
rantee, and certified to by a United Btatea judge, at
torney. or collector that the bidder or bidders will. if
his or their bid be accepted, enter into written obliga
tion, with soca and auNcient sureties.
Bidders mast state the price (which ehould bi written,
bath in wordy and dgurete) for each shed, and Ax the
time for completing Lb. work.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed Illarea.
'enable, and no bid from a defaulting contractor will
be received.
All proposals to be made oat in duplicate on the regu
lar forms, which will be furnished on application at this
office.
Indorse envelope "Proposals for erecting sheds at
Echuylkill Arsenal."
By order of Col. Wm. W. Natio, 11. S. L ,
Chief Quartermaster Philadelphia Dee ß d.
0
030. R. OR
je27- . Captain and A. Q. If .
TO CONTRACTORS.—THE PRESI
DENT and Directors of the OHBRRY BIM LIG
PIT HOLE BR AMOR RAILROAD of the 0, LI 4 I, Com
pany WM receive, until June flOth.
SALLSD PROPOSALS
Per building a Railroad from Rousaville to 011 Creek.
through the town of Plummer, to the MoLitoy OnerrY
Run Lands; distance from four to Ave miles. Bids are
invited for the whole work complete. The company to
furnish the iron. Sptatilcations And plans of the road
may be seen at the office of HAMILTON I TOWLE,
Xxiginear. Oil City. •
Proposals to he directed to the mu/era/nod, at Pitts.
ham Pa.,, ooze of Lloyd & Black.
R. itloA ROY.
GIORGI?, RL4OK.
stuthlttAltw JAB. I. BRR SETT.
REMOVALS.
EMOVAL.--GEO. W. WA TBO N &
-a..0 CO. have removed their CARRIAGE EXPOSITORY
to th eir old plass. Do. 151.9 ORESTEUT Street (under
Concert Hall),where they will keep sato.* of Carriages
of their 01111 make, and will melee orders f or ever y
description of Bret-slaw work.
Tolfz 7. 3805. taloa
MARSHAL'S BALE.-BY VIRTUE
of a writ of sale by the Hon. JOHN OADWALA.
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States!,
In and for the Eastern district of Pennsylvania, in Ad•
miralty. to me directed, will be sold at Paella Sate. to
the 3 , lghest and beet bidder. for each, at HICHINER'S
STORE, No. 1400 North FRONT Street. on MONDAY,
July 10,1866, at 11 o'clock A. H.. the cargo of prize
steamer Beatrice, cousisting of Alcohol, in barrels; Ale,
in bottles; Claret, in bottles; miecallaneons Lt sore, in
bottles: one case of Madeira; fancy Flannels, Tweeds,
Natinetts. blankets. Calicoes, Chintzes. Ladies' Under.
shirts, Welton Balt hose, teadY•Made Clothing, In.
&go. and other articles, as specified in catalelCoes.
WILLIAM MILLWARD.
United Rees Marshal 11 D. of Pennsylvania.
PmanaLPHIA. June 29. ISWI. Jeia rit
IArIiITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTIL
.F.II —A new Trona Commetiefor beentifying and
preservied the eomplexion. it is the most wonderful
gemming of the ere There is neither shah. PoMS•r ,
marinade, bismeth„nor tats in Its aominnition, it belt
composed estirelp °CMG Virgin Wax hens, the en.
traordinarT gtinll l , l o ll foe Preeerving the skin, leaking
it le ft , mou th , hin t elid._blutinktent. Male the of
ammo young t the homely hendioo6% the handsome
ppm bosutthal, and the moat beautiful divine. Prises
Al sad 60 cents. Prejnalii only by RUNT dt CO., Per
tamers. 41 Booth la GETH Street. two doors ahoy.
Chestnut, and 1411 Booth BENEATH Street. above
Walnut. mse•lbs.
IDEILADELPHIA. TERRA COTTA
,a- virosn.
OFFION AND WADIROOKS, No 1010 OHIST/MT
STRIUNT.
VITRIFIED wAirlit t mid HEaLtirie r/PINI
with Undo. Inanonee, Dims. Age. , to onffatDond.
from Ito 12.Ineh bore,
ORA AMENTAI, CHIMNEY TOPS. and FM NPR&
warranted to stand the action of firs._nae. or weather.
ORNAMBNTAL PARLOR AND cumuli vAsas, for
olanteal designs,
_Pain and bronzed.
Ellicnonetterote, rower Pots,
Ivy 'Paul Hunting Vann.
ern Wires. &a., Ae.
Importer of Minton's Insanatte T il e, for Otairohor.
Halle: ',MIMI:Los, aa.
rattl-tnthed S. A. HARRISON.
CARPET' OHLIN, YARNS, AND
W imus, -.."lfine Um:Aims fast reathell: salt for
sale to dealers, Wowed market rat's.
BO W 11:NrrOlr & CO
ies3-tt 187 and IWO I,. TRAD taEreeß
luicriox RA
t 107 3 -01 bilflat6 & 00., evc
Ens , 4 p and 234 XLEEEr f•t r
qt.
LIMOS POSITIVE SAVA OP 750 LOTB
aa
MEM:IS, osamas,AlD AENRWAiIi
udf .
—Title DAY.
A CARD. —We Invite thesarly particul ar ,
dealers to the valuable and rateablya ate, t o jqtli
reign and nomadic dry goods , criliings,l r p t lN
ed linen carpet chain, de , mamba 7to D ick 'At
lots of dole and fancy arttotee,to be metro, ' l '
by catalogue. on four months' credit and pelt °,l
commencing THIS 11101111110, atlo
done continued throughout the dal 'without '46'
CLOSINO Sal,E OT DIXTTISR. ERnoti
Ars DOMESTIC DRY GOoDs.'
We will hold 4 large sale of Bitirh,
months'd Domestia Dry Goods. by catolog4
credit Ettrt Pert for cut.
THIS MORNING.
Jane 29th, embralbigaboet 6 00 packages
staple and fancy articles in 'T./pollees, g,AI
tons. s il ks, and worsteds. is which we bzitte
tension of dealers. •
Is. B.—Samples of Mom* will be 'resew .
seednation, with eataloghes. early on the ~;.4
sale. when dealers Wllllberit to thso setors.t
02.029110 HALM FOR =lf' SPEDSG BRLOC
• REIGN AND Darlene DRY G JO O , l
Included In our sale of TBURSDAY„Isa, PAt
Be :crone in nart the followitt Nx :
DOMESTICS,
bales brown and bleached =Wee and dell
bales scarlet, twilled, antlottittimg ljab i „ i „
eases carsetjesne manacle' stripe, p a cii ,
—oases blue cheeks: titles. strittile,4.3. lo , 4 11 ,
=eases gingham. cambrlss, nolionsest Se
-- - ,cases :IA and 14 HI/de Parkshirting gm,
6-4lntariand Go Bob Rev.,. ea.
--map lmsltage. satinets. easelnents! e
maßearairr TAILOIM 000ft t,
--
leieseh elothai doeskins, sassir ner i.,
tons,•ltallan dabs. salle de shiest catiney ow
LINEN GOODS
Shirting bleg, Eranleb, and blonter,r:n ß .
Ducks, drills ' agaves, trash. diaper. bezzielhytheet
Double dainasklable sloths, napkins, torra l i. l ,
DBES4 GOODS. •
Paris delainesi mosarablques, linos, :101l de ih
grenadinea, alyacas,•motalrs, resiabg, rt , ott.
BILES,
Gros grains, Bros olgirklne. taffetas, poult'de tti
de navies. fancrsilks, dre
Al so , shawls,- sua,saavelse. travelling eltit, h.
gloves, mill umbrellas. thread, sewing.. , ce di
goods, stogenders, , notiene. drs.
IikEDETEI.
Also, a line of ingralSond other earpetings,
P HILIP FoßDa*go., Auc'nor:
525 KARIM and 522 COMMBIICS
• •
CLOSING SALB OF- NEIN'EASON OF tleat,
BoOTS AND SHOJIS,
We will sell, by cataltugne, for calk, on
THIS MOZNING,
June 29111, commencing at ten o'clock, .
men's. boys', and 'yontli'gr boots, show bL
valet% slippers, fas., ace with a desirable ask
of wom en ' s, Masi% and ebl/dren's wear.
&1 THOMAS 4 , SORB,
• Nos. 139 and 141 Sonia FOURTH Street.
Pablie Ball of Real Estate- and Blocks, at ti
clings. every Tuesday, at 120 clo.k. daring tt
noes Beason. In July and angst* onlyeeeannal
Sale at Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth fttro.t.
OM : TRIO/1 PIJRNITOREp FRSNOR 'Meg ,
BORN, IRON Ml'Rua, TIME oaßrßrs, 4g
ON THURSDAY MORNING
At 9 o'clock, at the auction stern . superior 1111111
tine French plate mirrors, Iron chest, floe cosset',
&c. Also, a large flag.
SPECIAL BALES OF•BERVICE
DRAFT HOOTS.
QUART/MUST= GENRHAVS OFFICE.
WAsEINGTOB, DP 13 . , t June 1,
By direction of the QUarterMector General, the,
be sold at public auction to the hlitkcet bidder, I
time, and places named below, viz :
GISSBOROt, D. 0 , MONDAY. Jane 11. 1866,
BALTIMORE. MD.. WEDNESDAY, Jane 14, leg
WILLIAIifePORT, PA., SATURDAY: June 17, 1
WESTCHESTIR, PA., SATURDAY, June 17. 18'
GIESSORO. D. 0., sATURD alt Sane 17 11366,
01ESHORO, D 0., MONDAY, June D. 1866,
GiEBBORO. D. 0. SATIfEDAY, Jane 24, DM,
PHILADELPHIA,. PA. SATURDAY , Jane 21,
Government stables. Washington • street sky
GIREBORO- D 0., MONDAY. June 26. 1962,
FITTON:IRO, PA.; SATURDAY. July
1 uss
OISSBORO. D. C. SATURDAY, July 1 ,186 § ,
Two Hundred Serviceable Draft Horsier, at earl
Au opportunity to purchase a superior class 0
Horses, at tar less than their true value, is now al
to the public. The animals, though sound and ar
able, are no longer required in the army, and m
sold. The attention of manager, of city railroad
of manufactories is especially called to these sale,
Domes sold Bluely. Sales to commence at 10
Terms—Oasis in 11110 , 1 States currency
Steamboat for Viesboro will leave Severst.
Wharf, Waabineton, every hour from 9A. M. to i
JAMES A SHIN,
Brevet Brigadia Gon T aid. in
Q charts
Pint DII6IOII. Q. r
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BO
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OM
FIRST Diristo!
WASHINGTON CITY* Hay lf
Will be sold. at public auction, to the higheal tic
at 01eubero, D. C. OR
FRIDAY, Jane 1,1866.
TUR.DAY. une 6,
THURSDAY J June 8. lA6a,
FRIDAY, Jane 9, DM,
AND ON
• •
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. find FRIDAY
of each week thereafter durlas the month of Jim
TWO HUNDRED CLVALEY HOURS IllOa
For road and farzningpurr.o
may 138 had.
Horses sold singly . . Sale to commence at 10 ,
Terms cash. in United States currency,
Steamboat for Giesboro will leave Seventh.]
wharf. Washington. *very hour from 9 A. M tot 1
TAMES A. SKIS,
.Brevet Brigadier General, in charge let DP/il
Quartermaster General's Glace.
LARGE SALE OF ooymittm
- 4 - 4 WAGONS AND HABASIM,
CHM' QUARTEANASTER'S COPPICS,
DEPOT OP' WASHINMI,
WASHINGTON, D. 0., Jane 17, In
Will be cold at public auction, under the 'Waite
Brevet Colonel Charism H. Tompkins, A 0 M., V. 4.
at the Government Mill, situated on E street, betve
Twenty. first and Twenty-erfoond streets, in the Ott
Washington, D. O. about
TWENTY THOUSAND SETS OF SINGLE MI
HARNESS,
WITH
A LOT OP SADDLES, dm,
which km been need in public service.
The berme 'will be avid in single gets.
ALSO,
About 1.500 WAGONS, which will be sold fire
the highest bidder.
The sale of Wagons will commenes on WEDNIa'
Jane 28. IMO. at IP o'clock A. 111, with a lot of
four hundred. at a point norticof the Retried,
EAST the terminus of New York avenue north,
after their eels is completed thessmaind er will bi
on C street east, between Fourteenth and Ma
streets. near the Lincoln Hospital. The eels (9:
nets will commence on THURSDAY, June 29,1
10 Th l e oo d A W
Wagers and Harness 'tontine
alternate dal I until the whole number is sold.
Terms cash, %n Government funds.
The attention of buyers is called to the large salt
MULES, commenced on Monday, May 22. 1186, t
which is still being sontinned from day to day.
I) H. RUSKS%
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quertermaster,
Depot of Washington,
NOTIOR.-BALE OF ARMY MU
QUARTERMASTRA GENBRAL'EI OPFICI
IArdAHINGTO2f. D. 43
, MIT 28.11
MANY THOUSASIDa OF mama IWO Wei el
of lit publie wile At WaehieatOla,
The Plthe will ominous wall the nituiLer of it
to roamed in proportion to the redaction of the t.
now going on midi,.
There are in the AMIGA of the Potomac, of the
none, end of Geor_gia,
_probably Porta THOtIf
OF nu YININT SIX...MULE TICKS IX
WORLD._
— Aiiiinjc;f them were boright in the beginning
war, as young mules, accompanied the AMISS
their marches and camps, and are thoroughly In
hardened by exercise, gends and familiar, from
long cur:minded by the soldiers.
The whole South le stripped ef farming etoele.
North also hu suffered from the drain of suitintit.
to envy the conies.
These animals are mild at pnbile emotion; THEY
TIOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE THEIR
VALDE ; and each opportunities for farmers
working animals to stock their , farms. and for di
and dealers in stock to make' good speenialielik
purchasing them and disposing of them in the Si
Will never occur again.
H. O. MEWS,
Quartermaster General,
ie2.24t Brevet Major Genoa
QPEPIAL BALE OF SERVICEABLI
DRAFP HORSES,
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S Orricii
WASHINGTON, D C Jane 26,
By order of the Quartermaster General, there 00 be
sold., at public auction, during the month of July, IS%S,
at the times and places named below, viz:
GIESBORO, D. C., MONDAY and SATURDAY, I
each week.
NEW YORK GITY, IerBDPBSDAT. July 5
NEW YORE CITY, FRIDAY, Tilly 7, and on TIN
DAY and FRIDAY of each week therealte7, at
Government Stables, corner Tenth avenue winter.
fifth Street.
PHILADELPHIA. PA THURSDAY of sash week.
BALTIMORE. ND , WSDNBeDAY. July It
BALTIMORE. MD.. WEDNESDAY. Jelly
JOHNSTOWN, PA., WEDNESDAY. Julg e.
ELMIRA. N. Y.. FRIDAY. July 14
LANCASTER, PA., FRIDAY. July 28.
Two hundred SENVItiBABLE DRAFT ROSSO su
day.
An opportunity to purchase a superior class of. Prt
Horses, at far less than th,Ar true value, le now off.iN
to the public. The animals, though gonad and if
viceable, are no longer required in the army, and
be gold. The &Mogen or manager. of any Tatlrui
and manufactories• is oepeelelly called to thee. gales.
Horses Cold singly. Satre to commence 1119
Terme cash, in United State* currency.
JAMES A. ERIE,
Brev. Brig. Gen. to charge
tiY3O lst Div Q. M. O. O.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSE?
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S °Pifer.
PIIIST mvistax.
WASUINISTON GITY, J 1113996 ,160.
Wlll be Bold at publle mutton during Ow AOD l h.
.llay. 1865. to the liighert bidder, at the gelid 11v
places named below, viz;
BALTIMORE, MD.. WEDNESDAY , July 5.
GIESBORO, D. 0., TB lIRSDAY, July 6. •
GIESBORO. D. 0., FEIDAY, July 7. and on VD
DAY, TEMISDAY. and FRIDAY. of each ettl
thereafter.
YORK, TA. FRIDAY, July 7.
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.. F.SIDAY. July 7.
WaLIAMIO.OItT. PA., WEDNESDAY, Jul,' li•
READING, PA., FRIDAY, July 14.
BAWDY, FA., TUESDAY. July 18.
BALTIMORE. 31D . WEDNESDAY. July 17.
NEWPORT. PA., FRIDAY. JAIT 21
BoTTRVILLE. PA FRIDAX L hal 3 8
WILMIaraTON. IdATuItOMI. 92.
BALTEKORS, MD.. MONDAY. Jay R.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES eaeh dal%
For road and farming magma, many berlw
may be had. Horses sold gladly.
Sales to commence 1110 A. M.
Terms cash, M. Milted States carom.
JAMBE A. EXIM
• BUM Brig. Gen. in °karat
je29 tjy3o Ist Division Q. M. 11v•
COAL*
COAL .-SUGAR' LOA.
bUILDOW and Sprint dlottatelk
best Locust mountain, from Sehnzi*
illtVAlSVirrett. Dcfr.t.,
aired. to &.tl3 J.
TB OMBOWB LONE , '
ENS% OR RITR.OPRAN smxt
hotels, or vblto inettentions,in
ZES. Also. Phllal
Not•air Fontana, ortable Resters. Li
Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boilers. Stewh
en, Cooking Stoves, etc at wholes/
the manufasturen
CHAB. SHAZPE,
ap26- intheSm No. 209 North
e m MONEY TO AN'
L 0.11.11110 lIPON MA.1107
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300311 & 00. '0
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