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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1865
New Publications.
A second edition of Mr. Edward McPherson's
"Political History of the United States of Ame
rica during the Great Rebellion" has just been
published by Philp & Solomons, Washington.
The author, Clerk of the House of itenresenla.
three in both sessions- of the Thirty-eighth
Congress, made good use of his position, Per
sonally and politically, to obtain, oollate, anti
condense an immense variety of facts; and lie
digested them so well that the work at once
became 9. textbook, in England, where it has
obtained extensive vire-elation, its reliability
has been undoubtingis accepted. In the now
edition, the author has revised the whole vO7
/lime, corrected errors, added much new mate
rial,and given the documentary history of the
South Carolina Convention, &c. An entirely
hew chapter on " The Church and the -Rebel
is full of interest; and, indeed, Mr. Mc-
Pherson has spared no pains to make the book
of permament - value. It has the closing ad
vantage of a very full index.
Published by Frank D. Carlton, San Francis
co, and received through J. B. Lippincott .L'-
Co., is a - volume of 357 pages oetavo, With nu
merous engravings, written by. Guide fitistell,
mining engineer and metallurgist, formerly
Manager of the Ophir Works, upon the " Ne
vada and California Processes of Silver and
Gold Extraction." We are unable to give any
other opinion on the work than that its ardifbr
evidently , has written it from practical ful
ness of knowledge, and Such of the described
'nemeses as we " worked out," with aid from
the engravings, had the results promised. If
any one will send us a sufficient quantity of
gold and silver ore (which we shall retain for
our trouble,) we are willing to experiment, all
through the volume. As a sample of Califor
nian book-making—type, paper, engravings,
presswork, and binding—this volume will
compare with books On this aide of the conti
nent. The printing Vas executed by Towne &
Bacon, San Francisco, and is very creditable
to them.
From George W. Pitcher, Chestnut street,
we have Book the Third of Our Mutual
Friend,u by Charles Dickens, published by
John Bradford, New York. The story, which
is published serially and simultaneously in
London, and (in Harper's .3fagaztne) New York-,
will be completed in five months, only one
more Book remaining unpublished. This tale
is not equal . to some of its author's produe
tions—such as David Copperfield, Nicholas
iciegleby, The Old Curiosity Shop, and Oliver
Twist—hut for except Dickens could have
written it. The development and gradual
change of two characters, Mr. Boffin and Bella
Wilfer, are wonderfully well executed, and a
coming tragedy of no ordinary horror evi
dently looms in . the future—Bradley, the
schoolmaster, being the avenging Nemesis
and Eugene Wrayblan the doomed victim:
The family groupe of the Wilfers is drawn
with great skill. As usual, when Pickens at
tempts to sketch high or even pretentious so
ciety, he is less successful. We wearied of
the Yeneerings, long ago ; the Pod Snaps were
bores from their first introduction, and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Laramie are a pretty pair,
whose just - sentence would be six months'
'Wholesome exercise on the treadmill. A stri
king deficiency in Mr. Bradhurrgs edition of
" Our Mutual Friend, ,, is that it contains only
four engravings, whereas there are ten in each
Book.
From T. B. Peterson S: Brothers, we have
"The Dowager; or,aNew Se,hool for Scandal,"
a novel by Mrs. Gore, published by F. A. Brady,
New York. It exhibits that writer's' well-known
familiarity with fashionable life in England,
but is overcrowded with useless characters,
who are eternally having a great deal of com
monplace conversation, and the plot is eon"
fused and meddled.
Stoddard's New Practical Arithmetic, em
bracing the Science of Numbers and the Art
of Computation, published by Sheldon Co.,
New York, is a book which we can earnestly
recommend for adoption in schools and acade
mies. The author's Normal Mathematical Se
ries is well known and valued. In this new
book, on written arithmetic, a great many
general facts are introduced into the practical
questions which follow the rules and exam
ples. (Received from Ashmead Evans.)
From Ashmead & Evans we have " Classical
and 6c:fent - Me studios, and the Greg , 5 61,0015
of England "—a lecture read before the Society
Of Arts of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, April 6, 1865, by W. P. Atkinson. In
print it has been much enlarged, and an ap
pendix is given. The writer has seized upon
the leading defects of the Public Schools in
England, wherein many educational abuses
exist, chief among ishich is the neglect of Eng
lish, and the over-cultivation of Classical stu
dies; but he errs very considerably in under
valuing the advantage of having these studies
perfected •at an university. Macaulay and
Peel, Buiwer and Tennyson, Gladstone and
Derby, Palmerston and Westbury, all won
honors at (Word or Cambridge before tIiCY
entered public life, and so did most of the lead
ing statesmen, lawyers, divines, and men of
science of whom, past or present, England has
been proud, or is. (Published by Sever 41: Fran
cis, Boston.)
Carlton & Porter, Neu-York, send us, through
Yerkenpine Se Higgin, of this city, a batch of
their'Children , s neat and good books. These
are "Lives made Sublime, or Sketches of
Christian ➢Len who adorned their Lives with
Good Works," with six illustrations ; " Edith
Vernon's Life-work," an. English tale, with
five engravings ; and " Robin Ranger's Picture
Books,"fOr smaller children, with rdnatpthree
wood cuts. These books maybe advantageous
ly put into the hands of young folks.
From J. B. LippTneott & Co. we have received
the "Valedictory Address delivered before
the Graduating Class of the Philadelphia Den
tal College, Session 1864-5, by J. H. McQuillen,
M D., D. D. S . ,,°lessor of Anatomy, Physio
logy, and Hygiene, March 1,186." It was list
ened to, when delivered at Concert Hall, with
great satisfaction—even by the large audience
which was non-professional-and has been pub
lished, with a view to distribution, by the class
which graduated on that occasion. Its sound
advice, personal as well as professional, will
recommend it to students in general, and its
tone is eminently patriotic.
The August number of the Dental Cosmos
appears with a partial change of editorship ,
A month ago, in a brief but neat valedictory,
Dr. J. D. White announced his retirement,
leaving Dr. J. H. McQuillen and Dr. George J.
Ziegler, who had long been his associates, as
his successors. Dr. Ziegler will continue to
supply the "Periscope of Medical and General
Science in their Relations to Dentistry"—the
monthly result of extensi,re and thoughtful
reading, which has long been an attractive
feature of this periodical. The more strictly
Original department will be in the hands of
Dr. 31 - eQuinen, whose Salutatary is written in
a truly catholic spirit, which; we believe!, will
make many able professional writers hasten
to give him assistance by their contributions.
The present number has a great deal of variety
and merit in its original and selected letter
press.
Blackwood's Edinburg Magazine for July. The
New York reprint has reaehed us through Mr.
W. B. Zieber, south Third street. Two or three
of the articles are heavy enough, their subjects
being the Bate of Interest, Mr. Gladstone at
Chester, and the Past and Coming Parlia
ments ;_ but the remainder of the number is
very readable, There is a critical review of
Carlyle's singular Life Of Frederick the fl neat.
Cornelius OlDowd, whoever he may be, dis
courses keenly on Men and Women, and
things in general ; and three serials are run
ning through Maga, neck and neck, 41 at once.
These are "M iss iiajoribanks, ,, by Mrs. Oli
phant ; a Sir Brooke Foabrooke," attributed to
Lever; and "Piccadilly," a spirited novel of
London society.
The July number of Hunt's Merchants' Maga
zine, edited and published by William B. Dana,
New York, opens with a history of all the at
tempts to lay a telegraph line from Europe to
Amerika_ It goes largely into detail, and, we
observe, has been largely drawn upon, without
acknowledgment, by one or two daily journals
here.
,
From W. B. Zieber, South Third street, we
have the July number of the New York Social
Review, a quarterly journal of political coon°.
my, and statistics; and, we are clear to confess,
not very light reading in the hot days of Au
gust. The articles are generally much too
long. From one of them, on the custom-house
system, we learn that in the last six years,
(1880 to 1865, both inelusive,) the total receipts
of united States eutonts were ieM9,201,927; and
the total expenditures to collect thin amOtint,
$42,077,861; but that of the cost of the various
buildings erected at public expense for cus
toms, purposes, and the further outlay for fitt
ing out, repairing, manning, and Wheeling
revenue cutters and blockaders, be consid
ered, as it ought, the whole custom-house :sys
tem costs the Government over fourteen per
cent. on the income derived from the same. It
ought not to cost one-third of that percent
age. What it also costs the people is pro
mised in a future article. This Review, after
having dealt with the cost of our externa' rove
nue system, would do much public good by
giving details of the cost of collecting the in
terim/ revenue.
From Mr. J. K. Simon we have Part 53 of the
Rebellion Record, with portraits of General
Sherman, and Colonel Lewis Benedict ; and
giving the first 112 pages of the official account
of gherman , s great campaign of 1864-5, in the
Southern States.
From Peter F. Cunningham, 216 South Third
street, We have the Ctrtholic World for August.
This is the fifth number of the new monthly
Magazine published at New York under the
sanction of Archbishop AteClusky. Its best
articles are taken or translated from foreign
sOUrCee. -
Tar following, from a Virginia paper, may
convey interesting jilferniation to some of our
readers:
PERBONAL.—" Charles E. Morse, Ist Mass.,
killed April 2d, 1865," is the inscription at the
6 , eave of a soldier, killed in inY yard and
;Witted in my garden. It is publisbett that the
friends, of the deceaced may know where to
find his remains. TR. WHITWORTH,
Mayfield, new Petersburg, va,
IMMEEM
In. VT) A TorvrTPl,,ro OF THE RECEIVER
1 T 1 .11.
OF TANES, rifirdtliELVlllA. Julyt'f, 1855.
Notice hereby given, that writs of seire facias
will be issued upon O m Claims for Taxes-herein
after mentioned, at till . expiration of six weeks
from dale lieretlf. Unless the same are paid
Wit bin that lime to JOH& E. LATTA. ESQ.,
Solicitor for the Receiver of Taxes,
No. 128 South SIXTH Street.
City Ts. J. W. Potts, P. P., J. T., 1865, No. I.
City and State tax 1860. *47.61 . Lot northwest
corner Morris and tax,
streets, 100 by 150 ; First
ward.
Fame Ts. C.1%1, Phillips, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 2.
City and Slate tax, 1860, *4 705 . Lot south side Rule
feet weat Fourth street, 66 by 160: First
ward.
Same Ts. F, E. 'Vandyke, 0. P., J. T., 1805, No. 5.
City and State tax, ee6o, WM. Lot west side
Eighteenth street, 1 . 36 feet north of Fitzwater, 60 by
First ward.
•
Sa3l IC vs. IL M CAre 1111 C• r• 1865, No, 4.
City and State tax, 1.880. $ . 257. Lot west stde of
Filth street, 302. feet north of Reed street, 18 by 128;
First ward. -
. . .
Same ys, William Wharton, C. P.. J. T., 1861, No.
1. city and state tax. 1850, $30.17. Lot southeast
corner Front and Malta street, 128 by 80; First
ward.
Same TS. It. MeAnany, C. P., J. T.. 1863, No. 6.
City and State tax, 1860, $42.49. Lot. and two three
story brick houses. southeast corner Fifth and Bor
den streets, 32 1,1'15: First ward.
Saute vs. McFadden, C. P., J. T., 1865; 1.:o. 7. City
and State tax, 1000. $36.21. Lot west side Fourth
street, 68 feet north of Dickerson, 64 by 170; First
ward, .
Same vs. Unknown. C. r., J. T., 1864, No. 8. City
and State tax, 1800. $18.13. Lot cast side
mowing avenue. 102 feet 3 inches south of Tasker
street, 42 by 50: First ward.
Sante ys. A I.,:mder EnStUS. C. r.. it. T., 1861. No.
9. City and State lax, 1860, $89.60. Lot west side of
Pourtlist rest, 62 feet 11 inches south of Moore street,
13111,3-400; First ward.
Same vs. X. Johnson, C. P., J, T., 1861, No. 10.
city and State tax. 1860. $40.07. Lot northwest cor
net iicYellth 111111 Moore streets, Is 7 rest on Seventh
Street. 195 feet on Moor.: street_ thence along Wag:
ner's Line 39 feet, thence along ltichartrs Line:l4s
feet : First ward. -
Same vs. Mary Vanderslice, C. P., J. T., 186 i, No.
11. City and Stale tax,
1809. $18.93. Lot south side
Wharton street, 16 feet west of Third street, 16 by
lit: First ward.
SAME! vs. Sampel Moom 3 - , C. P., J. T., 1565, No.
12. City and State tax. 1860, $27.57. Lot southeast
eorner Moyamensing avenue and Reed street, 16 by
liClt First Ward.
Same VS. Alexander Ustla, C. P., J. T.. 1855, NO.
13. City and St-ate tax, 1860, $44.92. Lot southwest
corner Fifth and Moore streets, 101 by 100; First
ward. . •
Saute rs. J. W. Potts, D. C., J. T., 1865, No. 1.
City and State tax,MO, $133.26. Lot on Eighth
street, 112 by 291 feet Lewis street; First ward.
Same vs. T. Stewart, D.C.T., 1855, No. 2. City
and State tax, 1860, $266.30. - Lot southweast corner
Sixteenth and Pine streets, t2S by 396; First ward.
Same vs. S. liennetly,ll. C. J. T. 1805, No. 3. City ,
and state tax, 1860, $102.04. Lot northwest corner
Fifth and Mifflin streets, -;retry 100 feet; 111,1. .card_
Saute Hannah Bernard, C. P.. J. T.. 1855, NO.
14. City and State tax, 1860, $21.31. Lot 01111 four
story brick house west side Swanson street, 17 feet
south of South street, 17 by 82: Fourth warned.
Same vs. Anna Williams, C.F., J. T., 1865, No. 15.
City and State tax, 1860. $lO.OB. - Lot and frame
building, north side Front street, 80 feet west of
Barron street, 17 by 25: Fourth ward.
Same vs. John S. LySter, C. P. J. T., 1861, No. 16.
City and State tax, 1860, $12.611. Lot and two-story
brisk building, south side Monroe Street, 2.40 feet
west from Third street, /7 feet by 331rfeet; Fourth
ward.
Stuns vs. F. S. Johnson, C. I'., .1. T., 1815, No. 17,
City and Stale tax, 1860, $60,88. Lot and three
story building thereon, south side of Almond street,
30 feet east of Front street. 1$ by 60; Fourth ward.
Same vs. John It. Taylor, C. P.. J. T., 1865, No.
18. City and State tax, 18'0, $41.44. Lot and three
story brick house, east side Front street, 40 feet
south of South street. 20 by SO: Fourth ward.
Same Vs. F Johnson, C. J. T.. 1865. NO. 19.
Carr and Stale tax, $60.09. Lot alnl three-story
brii.,k house, cast side Front street, 54 feet south o 1
Almond street, 34 by 200; Fourth ward.
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 20. City
and State tax, 1860, $30.19. Lot and two-story frame
building, east side Front street, 65 feet south of Al
mond, 17 by 200; Fourth ward.
Same vs. Mrs. M. Bradley, C. J. T. 1861, No.
21. City and State tax. 1860, $30.71. Lot? and two
story brick house, 233 feet south of South street, 17
by 8o: Fourth - word.
Sallie vs. William Dickens. D. C., J. T., 1865, No.
4. City and State tax, 1.660, $207.41. Lot and three
story brick house_ northeast corner of Sixth , and
Spruce streets, 18 b y 70, No. 511; Fifth ward.
Saone vs. Henry E. Wallace. 1), C., J. T.. 1865,
No. 5. City and State tax, 1550.5^_37.16. Lot and
four-story brick house, west side Sixth street. 61
feet south of Sansum street, 21 by 131, No. 128; Fifth
ward. .
Same SS. J. H. 'McLoughlin, C. P., S. T., 1805, No.
22, City . and State tax, MO, $48.44. Lot and four
story brick house north side Lombard street, 52 feet
West Of SeVenteeMb street, 17 by oth Seventh wand,
Same vs. Owen Shields, C. P. - , N. T., 18th. No. 23.
City and State tax, 1810, $27.77. Lot and three-story
brick house west side Twenty-fourth street, 61 feet
south of ritte street. 15 by 55: Seventh ward.
Sante vs. George 11. Armstrong. C. P., J. T., WA,
No. 21. City and State tax, 1000. $16.18. Lot north
side Lombard street, 47 feet east of Morris street,
10 by SO, No- 1413: Seventh weed.
:Janie vs. Aces Lawrence, 0, T• 1860. No.
274. City and State tax, Me. 01.03. Lot north aide
_Lombard street, 30 feet east of Aspen street, 10 by
78: Seventh ward. . • ._ -
Same vs. Catharine Sicily, C. I'., J. T.,1365, No.
26._ City and State tax, 1880, $21.88. Lot and two
story brick house, southeast corner Budd and Dean
streets, 13 by 40; Seventh ward.
Same vs. Thomas Scott. C. P. J. T. 18a5, No. 27.
City and
State tax. 1600, 4 45.14 . Lot and' two-and-a
halt-story biaek house north side South street, 144
feet west of Eleventh street, 18 by 60, No. uil;
Seventh ward.
Same vs. Joint D. ShaW, C P., J. T., 1805,N0.
28. City and State tax, MO, $69. Lot and four
brick houses west side Twenty-fourth street, 30 feet
north of Kent street, 12 by 69.
Same vs. Jacob Snyder, H. C. J. T., 1865, No. 6.
City and State tax, Man, *511.34 . Lot and three
story brick house southeast corner King and Fif
teenth streets. 58 by 108, No. 416; Seventh
Same VS. D. 7!deCiindless, C. P., J. T., 3865,
City and State tax, 1860, $35.66. Lot and two three
story brick houses southwest corner Lombard and
Seventeenth streets, 16 by 35; Seventh ward.
Same vs. A. M. A. Lavarence, D. C., J. T., 1865,
No. 7. City and State tax, 1860, $i70.00. Lot and
dwelling west side Washington Square, 20 feet smith
or Goodwater street, 20 by' 06; Eighth ward.
Same vs. Robert J. Aremile, J.T., 1865, No.
a. city and Stara tax, iSM), $105,07, Lot and Mick
dwelling cast side Broad Street, 00 feet south of Pop
lar, 30 by 160: Fourteenth ward.
Sonic vs. Charles Wet/mein, C. 1.„ J. T., 1865, No.
30. City and State tax, 1860, $60.10. Lot north shle
or Market street, 149 feet west of Twentieth, 21 by
ISO: Ninth ward.
Same vs. H. CatherWooll, C.P., J. T., 1865, No. 3L
City and State tax, 1860, $74.92. _Lot north side
Chestnut,
nso feet east of Twenty-cond, 40 by 163
feet: Ninth ward.
Saute VS. &din W. Wallace, C. P., J. T., 1865„ NO.
32. City and State tax, 1800, $517.54. Lot still three
story brick dwelling east side of Nineteenth street,
213 feet north of Chestnut street, 18 by 65; Ninth
ward.
Same vs. Eachternact, C. P., J. T., 1865, NO. 83.
City and State tax, 1860,.595.20. Lot and buildings
northeast corner Tenth and Morgan streets, 18 by
120: Tenth ward.
Sallie vs. John Walters, D. 0:„.T. T., 1865. No. 9.
City and Ethan tax, 1860, *MA. Laat northeast mar-.
tier Eleventh and Castes streets, io by 140; Four
teenth ward.
Satre vs. C. B. F. O'Neill, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
34. City and State tax, 1860, *49.21. Lot and build
ings southeast corner Hancock and Phumix streets,
60 by 80: Seventeenth ward.
Si:un-:vs. 11. Sherry, D. C. J. T., 1865, No. to. City
and State tax, 1800, $140.53: Lot and buildings north
side Master strt et, extending front America to Cad
valader etreets_ 30 on Master. 160 On America, and
164 on Chdwalader: Seventeenth ward.
Same vs. B. Sherry, C. p. J. T., 1885, No 35. CRY
and State tax. 1860, $4 4 .60. Lot and three-Story
brick dwelling west side of Cadwalader street, 125
feet north of blaster street, 22 by 100; Seventeenth
ward.
Same vs. Margaret Fredericks, C. P., J. T., 1865
No. 16. Clay and .State tax, 1860, e. 11.6 0 -. Lot wes t;
side Wood street, 54 'feet cast of Duke street, 18 by
UM Eighteenth ward.
Same vs: George EL RM. G. P. J. T.,1865 ' No. 37 .
City and State tax, 1860, 87.16. Lot south side Cher
ry street, 31 feet west of Bedford street, 18 by 80;
Eighteenth ward.
Same vs. William 'Vaughn, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
38. City and State tax, 1860, VAG. Lot southwest
side Vienna street, 100 feet south of Lemon street,
17 by 100: Eighteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles E. Spangler. D. C., J. T., 1865,
Nu. 11. City am] State tax, 1860, $105.68. Lot north
east corner Trenton nrellue and Ann street, 432 by
110 feet 0 Inches to Witte street: Nineteenth ward.
Salne vl5. n. S. Davis, C. P.; J. T., 1865. No. 39.
City and State tax, 1860, g 1.86 - Lot Southeast eoe
tier of Ontario and Myrtle street, 250 by 63; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. E. Davis, C. P. J. T.„ 1866, No. 40. City
and Stale tax, 1860, $18.94. Lot .s...Calle:tat earner
Elm and Brown streets, 60 by 108; Nineteenth
ward.
Scone vs. George C. Barber, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
41. City and State tax, 1860, 125.25, Lot northwest
corn er Smolt and Trehtall aTenue,Bo by 183; Nine
teenlb ward.
Same vs. Robert Sitter, C. P., J. T., 1905, No. 41.34.
, City and State tax, 1860, $18.42. Lot south east corner
Sepviva and Jackson streets, 111 by 100; Nineteenth
ward. ,
. ,
amews. Patrick Clark. C. P., J. 'P., 1865, No. 92.
City and State tax, 1860, *16.53, Lot northwest cor
ner Monmouth and Duke streets, 63 by DM; Nine-
ME=Ell
Sante rs. John C. Carver, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.43.
City and State tax, 1860, *15.99. Lot southwest cor
ner Trenton avenue and. Cambria street, 60 by 146;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John IS. Adams, C. P., J. 7.4865, N 0.41.
City and State tax, 1860, *36.72. Lot and four brick
houses west of Fitter street, 264 feet south of Harri
son street, SO by 100: Nineteenth ward.
Stoners. James M. Cacker, C. I'.,'J. T., 1885. No.
45. City and State tax. 1860, $18.95. Lot northwest
corner. Salmon and Wellington streets, 108 VMS;
w0rd.164 netecntli
SUMO rs. TllOllllllB Daley, C. P., J. T., 1805, rt 0. 48.
City and State tax, 1660 41t4. m. Lot east side of
Brown street, 76 feet south of Reading Railroad, 57
by 102; Nineteenth ward.
. .
Slime vs. it. S. Simpson. C. P., J. T., 1666, No. 47.
City and St ate tax, 1860, $14.73. Lot south side Cam
bria street, 160 feet east of Coral street, 60 by 146;
,Ntheteenth ward.
Same vs. George _Burr, C. P., J. T., 1865. No.
City sod state tax, MIA $15.9..1. Lot southwest
turner Alneriett and Cumberland streets, CA by 114;
iiinet (Kuth ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
49. City and State tax, 1860, $14.10. Lot west stile
Front street, 117 feet southward of susquelanuu,
avenue, 01 by 110 ; Niueteenth ward.
Same vS. same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 50. City
and Stale tux, 1860, .$98.04. Lot west side Front
street, 50 feet south of Diamond, 300 by 110; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 51. City.
and State tax, 1880, $47.99. Lot west side Front
stretdt 51 feet 110rt4 or Diamond, 175 by 110; Nine
teenth ward.
Same r 5..1 .V.Peterson, C, P., J.T., 1 86 5 .N0•52. City
and State tax, MAO, 524.31. Lot and two brink houses
6011111 side Pepper street, 116 feet west of Trenton
avenue, 50 by U 0; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Purvis ' C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 53.
City and State tax, 1860, Vi 0.58. Lot c,onthwest cor
ner Gaul and Clearfield streets, DA by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same TS. Charles A. fait, C. P., J. T-, 1865, No.
54. City and State tax, MO, $.20.72. Lot west side
Halle° street, 294 feet south of Huntingdon street,
142 by 109; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. J. I'aul, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 5.5.
City and State tax, 1860, $18.941 Lot and building
east side Third street, 360 .feet north of Oxford, 34
by 74; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Townsend, C. P. J. T., 1855, No.
56. City and State tax, 1860, $25.65. Lot and two
three-story 'brick houses east side Duke street, 216
feet south of Reading Railroad, 59 by 81.; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. William Tieford, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
57. City and State tax, 1860, $13.05. Lot east side
Richmond street, 20 feet north of Ontario street, 72
by 141; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John 'fucker, C. P., J. T., 1865, - No. 58.
City and State tax, 1860, *7.12. Lot south. Oils Vic
toria street, 160 feet east or Lambert street, 71 by
Nineteenth ward_ ,
Same vs. John C. Üble, C. P. J. T., 1660.- No. 59.
City and State tax, 1860, 1810.10. Lot east side Walker
street, 119 feet south of Reading Railroad, 111 by 65;
Nineteenth ward.
Same cs. Unknown, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 60, City
and State tax, IE6O, $--. Lot west side Melvale
street, 43 feet north of Ann street, 37 by 100; Nine
teentbward.
Same vs. Unknown, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 61.
City :rad State tax, 1860, *3.12. Lot east side Chat
ham street, 433 feet south of Vlearneid, 36 by Iszi;
Nineteenth want.
Same vs. Unknown. C. P., J. T., 1865., N 0.62., City
and State tax, 1860, *13.99. Lot northeast corner
liettlewell and TOrpin streets, 100 by 145; Nine
teenth ward,
Same vs. 11. B. Pennock, C. P, J. T., 1865. N 0.63.
City and State tax, 1860, $21.89. Lot east side Chat
ham street, 25 feet north of Reading Railroad, 08 by
89- 7% Nineteenth ward.
tbutiel-, C. C. Roberts, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 64.
City and State tax, 1860, *19.09. Lotriorth side Hunt
ingdon street, 16 feet east Of Thompson street, 59 by
80: Nineteenth ward.
same vs. James 18. Reamsey,C. P.,J. T., 1865, No.
G. City and State tax, 1860, $7.90. Let and frame
dwelling north side Anthracite street, 160 feet east
of Almond, 20 by 20.
Salim , s• Charles E. Spangler, D. C. J. T., 1865,
No. 12. City and State tax,lB6o $137,59. Lot east side
'Trenton avenue, tl4l feet north of ulearilld 58 , b y
1.50• Nineteenth ward.
Same VII. A. It Italguel, C. P J. T,, 1663, No, .6-
City and State tax, 804.31. " Lot northwest cor
ner Allegheny avenue and Salmon,BO by. Nine-
teenth ward. , 105,
Same VS. John B. Adams, D. C. .1. T. , 1865, No.
13. City and State tax,
1880 , *IIB.ZI. Lot and ten
brick buildings, northwest Corner Brown and Gold
streets, 197 by 95; Nineteenth ward.
Same vds. John M. Peyton, C. P., J. T ., 1865, No,
67. City and State tax, 1860, $2345. Lotsoutheast
corner Miller and Allegheny avemmose by 801 Nine
teenth ward. „
Same vs. John Bice, C. P. J. T., 18115 No ng . City
and State tax, 1866, V. 3.47. not south side Cambria
street, 162 feet east of Amber street, 100 hy 1.46; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John Brown, C. P., J. T., MI, No,
City and State tax, 1860, $61.81. Lot and twenty-stx
brick houses, southeast corner Dauphin and Coral
streets, zta by 1561 Nineteenth ward.
Sallie TS. George W. Brown, C. P., J. T.,1865, No.
70. City and State tax, *Kr& Lot northwest corner
Sepvira and Emeline stieets, 36 by 60; . Nineteenth
ward.
Saute vs, Henry S. Mott, C. P., J. T
ooth , No. 71.
City 111111 State tax,481.1). $1.9.52 Lot neast cor
ner Butler and Myrtle streets, by 948; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Chris. E. Spangler. C. P., J. T., 1863 No.
72. Citv and State tax, ISCA, $24.30. Lot northeast
corner - Werkle anti Clearfield streets, 1.14 by is;
Nineteenth ward,
Same Vs. James Wharton. CL P., J. T.. 1885, NO.
71. City and state tax, 18110, $13.99, Lot north side
Somerset Street, IS.I feet west of Cedar 8000,60 by
191; Nineteenth ward.
Some vs. William Watt, C. P.. J. T„ 1865, No. 74.
City_and State tax, 1860, $5.70. Lot west side Dau
phin street, 968 feet west of Trenton avenue, - 18 by
100; Nineteenth ward. •
Same vs. Jaeob Wetzel]. C. J. T. 1865, No. 73.
City and State tax, 1860, $8.61. Lot - west side How
ard street, 162 feet south of York, 36 by 95; Nine
teenth Ward.
:4:knit , VI. JOllll Patrick. C. P. J. T. 1865, No. 76.
City and State tax, 1000, $18.04. Lot eas t side Brown
street, WO feet south of Allegheny avenue, 101 by
105; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George Payne. C. P.,1. T. 1805, No. 77.
City and State tax,lB6o, $13.20. Lot north side Al
legheny avenue, 41 feet north of Almond, 40 by 150:
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William S. Swanze`y, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 78. City and State tax, 1860. $15.98. Lot smith
side Norris street, 31 feet west of Apple, 53 by 57;
Nineteenth ward.
Sumo vs. James Traynor, C.
V.,
J. T.. 1,90 1 No
-70. City and State tax. 1800, $18.91. Lot north MAC
ltnndolph street, 142 feet west of Trenton avenue,
100 by 1t0; Nineteenth Ward.
Sallie VS. J. B. Thomas. C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 80.
City and State tax. 1800. $lO.OB. 'Lot northeast cor
net Somerset and Cedar streets, 60 by 80; Nine
"Wenn% ward.
Some vs. Edward Trout. C. P.. J. T., 1865, No. 81.
City and btate tax, 1.9i0, $15.98. Lot west side
Brown street, 188 feet south Of Clearneld street, 52
by -
95: Nineteenth ward.
b'ame vs. John W. Trump, C. P.: J. T., 1865, No.
82. City and State tax, 1508, $21.81, Lot southeast
corner Allegheny avenue and Almond street, 188 by
70: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Ale. Tomlinson. C. P.. J. T., 1805, No.
83. City - owl State tax. 186,9, $11.77. Lbt: west side
Iliehmond street, 131 feet north of Allegheny ave
nue. at l v 100: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Albert White, C. P. J. T., 1865. No. 84.
City and St. to tux. 1660. 10.73. ' Lot southeast cor
ner Chatham and Wellington streets, 057 by 86;
N ineteenth ward.
Same vs. John Vaughn. C. P„, J. T., 1805, No. ffi.
City and Stole tax, 1869, $14.51. Lot northeast cor
ner of William and Almond streets, 60 by 105; Nine
teenth ward. - •
Sante vs. W. 'it'llynoop, C. T., 1880. No: 86.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.56. Lot southwest for
nerrlahnon and 'Wellington streets, 53 by 105. Nine
teenth ward,
Saint es. conina C_ P.. J. T., 186,5, NO. 87.
City and State tax, 1810. $5.117. Lot east We Ilan
coek street. 282 feet south of Cumberland street, 18
by 0•2: Nineteenth ward.
Sonic vs. Brown, Desert & CO, C. T, 1865,
No. 88, City and State tax, 1860, $24.81. Lot north
west corner of Omitted:anti and Gaul streets, 60 by
160: Nineteenth word.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P., J. T.,1865,N0.
99. City .11d state tax, 13110, $59.53. Lot and build
ing port Invest tOriltd . Girard avenue and
street. 18 by 87, No. 811; Nineteenth ward.
Saint, vs. :Abraham White. C. I'. 3. T., 1865. NO.
90. City and State tax, 1860, $24.90. Lot southeast
corner of Myrtle and hettlewell streets, 191 DS 51.5;
Nineteenth ward.
Some vs. James Stockton, C.P.. J.T., 1865, No. 91.
City a , d State tax,lB6o. $5.66. Lot cast stile Tucker
street. 266 feet west of Cedar street, It by 76; Nine
teenth ward.
Satire vs.Sanntel F. Shook, C. P.; J. T., 1855, No.
92. City and State tax, MO, $10.07. Lot northwest
corner Te 111; and Tucker streets, 60 by 102; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Jellies Maitland, 0.P., J.T., 1865, No. M.
City and State tax. Mid, W. 75. Lo side of
Broad street, 120 feet north of Jackson street, 120 by
513; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs.Williant Smith. C. P., J. T., 1865,N0. 94.
Cit • and Sate tax.4lBoo, $:12.07. Lot southeas t corner
Cumberland and Tulip streets, 72 by 150; Nineteenth
ward..
Satire vs. Unknown. C. T-1865, No. 95. City
and State tax, 1.360. $B.lO. Lot south side Toronto
street. &SO feet west or Bath street, 30 by 1.00; Nine
ket.ntli Ward.
Same vs. C. E. Spangler, f.!IP., J. T-1865. No. OIL
City and Stale tax. 1850, $22.68. Lot south Ode of
Plum street. 20 feet west of .Bath street, 240 by 100;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Patrick Norr s, C. P., J. T. '
1865, N 0.97.
City. and State tax. 1660, $14.51. Lot nortliw st
corner William and Almond streets,6o by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Sams vs. Daniel McDevitt, C: P. J. 'T., 1815. No.
98: City unit State tax, 1860, $5.06. Lot southeast
corner itimono
and Elm streets, 20 by 127; Nino--
teenth ward.
Same vs. Michael Mat - enemy, C. P., ,T. T., 1805,
N 0.99. CRT anti State tax, 1860, $11.57. Lot south
west cornet' of William and Tulip streets, 51 by 102;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. W. Molithone, C. P., J,1r.0.865, No.
160. City and State tax, Ib6o, $27.77. Lot south side
Calnltria street, so feet west of Trenton avenue, 113
by .1411: Nineteenth Ward.
Same vs. John Nelson,P., J. T., 1665, No. 101.
City and State tax. 1860, $14.54. Lot southeast cor
ner Almond anal - 14Tb streets 105 by 60; Nineteenth
ward.
- Same vs. John MeCluskey, C. P., J. T., 1865, No
102. City and State tax: 1860, $l3. Lot northwest
corner Howard and_ Norris, 70 by 45; Nineteenth
ward.
Same TS. C. S. Oran. C. P., J. T... 1865, No. 103.
City and State tax, 1860, $57.28. Lot northeast cor
ner West and Dll'l6loll, 292 by 122; Nineteeenth
,ward.
e vs. A. °twine, C. P . J. T., 1605. No. tot.
City and State tax, moo, $lB.BO. Lot southeast cor
ner .Allegheny avenue and Brown, 70 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. Wendell, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 1.115.
City and State tax, 1880, $12.99. Lot east side Stutter
set, 72 feet south of Howard, 46 by 110: Nineteenth
ward.
Some vs. C. Wendell. C• P.. J. T., 1861, No. 106.
Cite and Slate tax. 1860, 915.90. Lot south side Le
high avenue, 60 feet east of Sepvlea, 46 by 120; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Richard Whiteall. C. P., J. T.. 1805, No.
107. City and State tax, 1860;913.99. .Lot north aide
Somerset street, 165 feet west of Cedar street, 60 by
191: Nineteenth ward.
Sante vs. .1. C. Weber, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 108.
City and State tax. 1860, $14.51. Lot southeast cor
ner Pepper and Lemon streets. 60 by 90; Nineteenth
ward.
bonnie is. ThOnlaS McCann C. P.. :L T., 1865. No.
10819. City and State tax, 1880, $21.88, Lot and frame
house southwest corner Somerset and Almond
stress, 20 by 11.8; Nineteenth ward.
Salim vsAlohertlitteKinley C. P. J. T., 1865 No.
109. City and State tax, 1860. ' $lO.OB . • Lot eas t side
Almond street 160 feet south of Westmoreland, 52
by_ 1-101 Nineteenth ward.
&WC TS. William t;. 'Mt:Makin. C. P., T.. 1805,
NO. 110. City and State tax. 1560,430.72; Lot south
west corner Paul and Wellington, 261 by 61; Nine
teenth ward. -
Same vs. Wm. - McFarland. C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
M. City and State tax, 1860; $21.87. Lot southwest
corner of Front and Diamond streets, 60 by 110 feet;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Carlton it. Moore, C. P.. J. T., 1065, No.
112. City and State tax, 1660, ada.33. Lot southeast
ner S a rgeant and Sepvica, 54 by 140; Nineteenth
ward.
Stunt vs. Canton Ilfoora, C. P. .L T. 1860, NO.
113. City and State tax, MO. $19.42. Lot Southwest
corner Pepper and Tulip streets, 100 by 90; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Moore . C. P., '
S. T. 1865, No. 114.
City awl State tax, 1360, i 30.72. Lot east side Duke
street, 60 feet south of Elna street, 130 by 86; Niue
teeutli ward.
.
Same vs. George Moore, C. P.,J. T. 1865. No. 115.
City and State tax, 1500, $05.40. Lot west side Sal
mon street, 100 feet south of Clearfieid street, Si by
101; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George Moore, C. P., J. T.,1865, No. 116.
City and State tax, 1860, $30.69. Lot northeast cor
ner Lehigh avenue and West street, 99 by 117; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. it. Mormn, C. P., J. T.,1865, No. 117.
City and State tax, 1860, $12.89. Lot east side Bodine
street, 60 feet north of Columbia avenue, 17 by 49;
Nineteenth ward.
ame c le , r., J, T„ No. 11.8. City
- ' Mit I C
and State tax, noo, *LW. Lot north side Cllillher
land, 66 feet west of Cedar street, 18 by 160; :Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs.ifenjamin E. Moore, C.P., S. T., 1801, No
119. Citl: and State tax, 1860, $82.78. Lot northwest
corner - Wheat Sheaf Inns and Cooper street, 75 by
Sip feet Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. D. Monier, 0. P., J.T,, 1865, No. 120. City
and State tax, 1860, *1,40. Lot west Stde Duke street,
121 feet south of Monmouth street, 121 liy 105; Nine
teenth ward. - . -
• • .
Same vs. S. W. SteektOn, C. Pc, j. T. 1805, N 0.121.
City and State tax, 1860, $7.16. Lot and frame lionse
south side Maple street, 20 feet east of Melvde, 20 by
100: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. W. Carrigan, C. P., J. T., 1865. No.
122. City and State tax, 1860, $51489. Lot southeast
corner Duke and Westmoreland streets, 348 by 95;
"'Sonic
ward.
"'Sonic vs. Benjamin Pittlield, C. P., J. T., 1830, No.
En. City and State tax, 1860,5.38. 00 . Lot on York
street, 'hounded by West, Pant, Gordon, and York
streets: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Eliza A. Reed, C. P.. T.,1865, No. 124.
City and State tax, 1860,598.46. Lot on Attains
street, bounded by. Adams, Duke, Emeline, and
Almondstreets: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Aaron Sobers,C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 125.
City and State tax' 18 0 0,'533 . 66. Lot southwest cor
ner Clearliteld and Lemon streets, 198 by 101; Nine
teenth ward.
same vs. Dubosque, C. P., J.T., 1805, N 0.126. City
and State tax, 181:00. $16.115. Lot northeast corner
Somerset and Amber ark,ets, 72 by 146; Sinettientil
ward.
Same vs. Dubosque. C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 127.
City and State tax, 1860, $12.49. Lot southeast cor
ner Cambria ann Anther streets, 90 by 73; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Charles Dixey, C. P.,J. T., 1865, No. VS.
City and State tax. 1860, B J-1.21. Lot southwest core
net' Auburn and Trenton avenue, 98 by 146; Nine
teenth ward. -
Same vs. Jain G. PHU:heat, C. P., J. T., 15651 No.
129. City and State tax, two, $24.81. Lot west side
Richmond street. 440 feet north of Ann street, 41) by
200: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. JUMPS Pryor, C. P., J. T.. 1865, No. 130.
City and State tax, 1860, $9.37. Lot and frame band
ing north side. Somerset street, 84 feet east of West
street, 18 by MG: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. 11. B. Pennock, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 131.
Chy and State tax., 1860, $34.17. Lot northeast cor
ner Division and Duke, 1110 feet 4 inches by 95 feet
7-11 inches; Nineteenth ward.
Saute vs. It. S. Patterson,C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
132. this and State tax, 18 90. $18, 9 1. Lot southeast
corner Almond and Cl earticid, No by 1181 Nin.teenth
ward.
Same vs. William Dickerson, C. P., J. T., 1805, No.
133. City and State tax, 1860, $18.94. Lot and brick
building east side Ilancoek street. 224 feet north of
Norris street, 32 by 100: Ninet. Oath ward.
Same vs, John Dittman, C. P.,J. T, 1861. No. 134.
CM' and Stale tax, 1800, id 0.07. Lot east side flan
corit, 100 f.-et: north of Cumberland street, au by 9:4;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Daniel Deland; C. P., J. T., 1865 N - 0.135.
City and State tax. 1860, $11.54. Lot south side Wil
liam street,42B feet easy of Trenton avenue,s4 by 102;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Benjamin Ratter, C. P., S. T., 1865, No.
136. City and State tax, 1800, frl.BB. Lot and brick
house thereon, east side Brown street, 36 feet north
of Emory, 17 by 100: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs_ Williaralt. Dickerson, C. P., J. T. /8651
No. 137. City and State tax, ma, $lO.OB. Lot and
frame house, west side of Germantown road, 88 feet
north of Little Poplar, 16 feet, extending half way
to Sixth street, in depth; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Peters, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 1 3 9.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.51. Lot southwest ear
ner Trenton avenue and Clearfield street, 64 by 103;
Nineteenth ward.
Same VS. Bertles Shee, C. P. .7. T., 1865, No. 189.
City and State tax, 1860, $30.19. "Lot west side Kester
street, 342 feet north of Somerset street, 225 by 65;
:Nineteenth Ward. .
SUMP TO. E. Burton, C. P., J. T., 166 A, NO. 140.
City and State tax, 1800, Bcll.BB. Lot northwest cor
ner of. Cumberland and Sepylva, 45 by 160; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. George A. Richmond, C. P., J. T., 1865,
2.1 a. 141. City and State tax, 1860, $9.34. Lot south
east corner of Anthracite and Almond, 40 by 80 feet;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. E. Shippen ' C. P.. J. T., 1865, No'. 145.
City and State tax, 1860, $n2.7. Lot north side Sor
rill street, 2130 feet east of MeWale, 300 by 108; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Henry S. Mott, C. P., 1865, No.
143. City and State tax, 1860, $20.03. Lot northwest
corner Hutler and Myrtle streets, 112 -by 2.42; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James S. Lawrence, C. P. J.T, 186.5,N0.
144. City and State tax, 1860, COM Lot southwest
corner Commt.sioners' avenue and West street, 57
by 60; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. Longstreth, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
145. City and State tax, IMO, 1g6.10. Lot north side
York street, 128 feet west of Sepvlra street, 18 by 126
feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Frank. Lodge, C. P.,J. T., 1865, No. 146.
City and State tax. 1860, $13.73. Lot southeast cor
ner Hancock and York streets, 60 by 02 feet; Nine
teenth ward.
Li9llll , rg. A. Lonotreth, C, P. J. T., 186.5, N 0.147.
City anal State tax, MO, Ftca.b.s. 'Lot northeast con.
netSargettnt and rkpriva btreet6, 58 by 158; Nine
teenth ward.
.
Same vs. Henry Keyser, C. P., J. T., 181.5, N 0.148.
City and State tax, 1800. WAIL Lot west . side Sal
mon street, 125 feet south of Wellington street,72 by
105; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. C. Klookenbrlttr,C.
149. City and State tax, 1860, $lO.ll. Lot southwest
corner 'West and Vermont, 38 by 151 feet 1.% inch;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Ileury Kidder, C. P.J. T., 1805, No. 150.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.Ol. Lot northeast
corner Pepper and Tulip streets, 60 by 59; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Martin Kelly, C. P., J. T.. 1885, No. 151.
City and State tax, .1800, $15.99. Lot southeast
corner West and (taut streets, 80 by 22; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Ilitchael Kelly. C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
152. City and State tax, 1160, $18.84. Lot north side
lionterSet, 73 feet fast of Amber street, 72 by 110;
ineteenth ward. •
Same vs. Joel Jones, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 153.
City and State tax. 1800,8;18.95. Lot east side.lleaell
street, 88 feet south of Reading Railroad, 04 by 81;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs:William B.Johnson.C.P., J. T.,1865, No.
151. City and State tax,lBoo, 920.81. Lot north side
Pepper, 80 feet west o Trenton avenue, 120 by 82;
Nineteenth wind.
Stave V 8.41. Thompson, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 155.
City and Slate tax, 1560, $44.00. Lot northwest
corner York and Hancock streets, 183 by 107; Nine
teenth ward. - -
Same vs. J. Thompson, C. P.,
J. T., 1865 No.1:16,
City :mil State tax, MO, $54.28.• Lot east side How
ard, 10 feet 8 inches north of York street, 252 by 110
feet: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. Thompson C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 157.
City and State tax, 1800. $51.80. Lot northeast
corner Haneoek and Dauphin, 250 by 90; Nineteenth
ward,
SBloe vs. - Edward Aiken, C. P.. J. T,, 1845, No.
158. City and State tax, 1880._,R21.93. Lot west side
Front street, ltd feet south of Runtingdon, 00 by 100;
Nineteenth ward.
Stunt vs. Colonel Ash, C. P., J. T., 1864 No. 159.
City and State tax. 1860, 658.68. LOt west side Rich
howl street, 288 feet south of Emory, 17 by UXI; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Allegheny Warf Land Company. C. P.,
.1„ T., 1606, MM. City and State tax, 1&10, 413.20.
I.s.t sontlt side Allegheny avenue, 2SI feet east of
Richmond. 20 by DI: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. i 31.1111". C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 161. City
and State tax, 3860, $4.A3. Lot south side Saxson.
street, 109 feet east of Richmond street, 64 by 72;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Saone C. P.,_ .1. T., 1865, No. 16i. City
and State tax, 1660. $4.94. Lot north side SaXaoll
street, 244 feet west from Bath street, 69 by 08; Nine'
teenth ward. _
S ame Ts, Same, C. P. J. T., 1665, Ico.-162. City and
Otatc tat, 1000, $5.97. Lot Borth side Scowl, otrooti
Trg riirg.-PTITEADELPITIA; TIITTRSDAY, ATTO-TTST 3, Iges:
198 feet west of Bath street, 80 by 68; Nineteenth
ward.
s„„,e vs. Same, C. P., J. T. 1806,N0. 164. City and
State tax, 1860, $15.76. Lot south side Of baxturn
s t r ,y.t. NM feet east Of Richmond, 210 by-72; Nine
teenth ward.
-
Same ye : David Allen, C P.; J. T., 1815, No. 105.
City and State tax, MO, $ 1 11.50. Lot north side Wil
liam street, 368 feet east of Trenton avenue, 51 by
302; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Robert Sitter ' C. .T. T., 1865, No. 186.
City and State tax, 18x0. $18.93. Lot northeast cor
ner Tasker and sepvira streets, 111 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Schrack, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 167.
City and State tax,lB6o, *lO . lO. Lot east Side Tor
pin street, 60 feet south of Tloga street, GO by 140;
Nineteenth
8:1111e VB. E. J. Spiniel, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 163.
City nett State tax, 1860, $lB.Ol. Lot east side Duke
street. 152 feet south of Reading Railroad, 64 by 81
feet? inches; Nineteenth ward,
Same vs. S. M. Sarkenhelm, C. P., J. T., 1865, 140.
169. City anti State tax, Mai, $31.46. Lot and
three-story brick building at the Junction of Frank
fora road zindTrentOn avenue, lea by 46; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Mr. Schenck, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 170.
City, and State tax,
1860, $8.65. Lot north side
Wood street, 159 feet west of Cedar street, 18 by 160;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. W. Sterling, C. P. J. T., 1865, N 0.171.
City and State tax,lB6o, 8115.28. Lot northwest cor
ner Tulip anti nuntioadon, no by 100; Ninetecath
ward.
Same vs. Charles R. Spangler, C. P., J. T.,
No. 172.: City and State tax 1860, $27.26. Lot sotith
east corner of Tulip and Clearfield streets, led by MD
feei: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Shober. C. P.,
J. T., 1885, No. 173.
City and State tax. 1860. $30.r.3. Lot northwest oor
ner Amber and Adams streets, 150 by 118; Nineteolath
want.
Same Catharine Taylor. C. P. J. P. 1865. No.
174. City and State tax, 1860, $12.50 . Lot and three
buildings thereon. west side Seeond street, 210 Net
south of York street, 20 by 121; Nineteenth ward)
Same vs: F. Taylor. C. I. 0. T., 1865, No. 175. City
and Slate tax. 1860. $50.20. Lot northwest corner
Susquehanna and Third, 314 by 102; Nineteenth
ward.
Sante vs. Mr. Thomas. C. P. J. P., 186 i, Not 176.
City and State tax,lB6o, $lO.BB. Lot and brick Wild.
lug west side Bodine street, 361 feet west of Mont
goinem street, 14 by 49: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Jacob Suiger, 0. - I'., J . , T., 1865, Noj 177.
City and State tax, MO. $13.1*. Lot east side P
ford road, 70 feet north Of Huntingdon, 40 by 120;
Nineteenth - ward.
Same vs. J. R. Stager. C. P., J. T., lord, Not 178.
City and State tax, lB6o, $8.58. Lot northeast:cor
»yr Frankfort( road Huntingdon street, 30 b 5 80;
Nineteenthwind...
_
Same vs. R. S. Simpson, C. P., J. T., 1865, Noi 179.
City and State tax, 1860. $18.42. Lot sonthwesteor
net Somerset and Ainner streets, 60 by 172: Nine
teenth
Same vs. it. S. Simpson, C. P.;,T. T., 1860, No 180.
City and State tax, 1860, $21.57. Lot south side t um
liner street, 101 feet east of Amber street; Nine
teenth ward.
Same "VS. A. 11. Scott, C. P., J.'T., 1865, Noll Bl.
City and State tax, 1860, $44.59. Lot and hve brick
buildings. northeast coiner AdamS and Amber, 64
by 34: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Alleghany Wharf Land Company, C.P.
J. T., 1865. No. 102. City and State tax, 1860, *13.21.
Lot south side Alleebany avenue, 504 feet east of
Hieinnond street, 120‘by . Us; 1 , 1 litteenth word.
Same ye. same, C. P , J. T., 1865, No. 183, City
and State tax; 1860, $l.Ol. Lot north side Saason
son street, 115 feet east of Mehmond street, 80 by 63;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. same, C: P.. J. T., 1865, No. 184. City
and-State tax, 1860, $64.70. Lot on Bath street:
bounded by Bath, Allegliany avenue, and the river
Delaware: Nineteenth ward.
Naame vs. Bertles Shee. C. P. J. T., 1860, o; 185.
Cftv-and State tax, 1860, $13.130. 'Lot south side Le
high avenue, 40 feet west of Amber, 40 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same YS. J. IL SuWv. C. P., J. T., 0 804 1 No. 186 .
City and State tax, 1860. $142.4,82. Lot northwest cor
ner Huntingdon and Idemphiu.streets, 1.00 by 60;
N ineteenth ward. -
Same vs. J. M. Simpson, C. P., J. T.,1865, No..
187. City and State tax, 1860, $22.83. Lot southeast
corner Allegbany avenue and. West street, 190 by -
P.M: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. 31. Shaw, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.lBB.
City and State taa,lsso, *40.03. Lot west side; Al
mond street. 72 net north of Wellington, 174 by 722;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William S. Simpson, C. P. J. T.,1865,
No. 189. City ifini State tax, 1860,4420.41. Lot until
west corner of Auburn and Amber streets, 04 by 146;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William S. Simpson, C. P.J. T., :1865,
No. 100. City and State tax, 1860,4;19.89: Lot north
east corner_Auburn and 'Coral streets, 94 by 146;
N 3n eteenth ward.
89111 C TS. Mr. J ohnson. 0. 186 s No, 191.
City and State tax, 1860, s—. Lot nortileas ' t corner
Iticinnond lane and Witte street, 110 by 128; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. 3. W. Johnson, C. P., J. T., 1865 No.
192. City and State tax, 1860. $5.67. Lot north side
Diamond street, 90feet east or Thuron street, 16 by
GO: Nineteenth ward. •
Same Ts. James Hill, C. P.. J. T., 1865, No. 195.
Oily and State tax, 1860, $15.99. Lot southeast cor
ner Rath:well and Bunk streets. 112 feet 6 inches by
191 feet Nineteenth ward. •
, . .
Same vs. J. D. Hazel!, C• P., J. T., 1885, No. 191.
City and State tax, 1860, 013.08. Lot northwest
corner Ontario and Myrtle, 161 by 155; Nineteenth
ward. •
Same vs. John Han. C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 195.
City and State tax. 1860, *17.54. Lot east side Al
mond street, 155 feet south of Lehigh avenue, 61 by
135: Nintcen inward.
Same vs.: John Hall. 0. P., J. T., 1805, No. 190,
City and State tax, 1860 3 g 5.99- Lot west side Brown
street, 164 feet south 01 Clearfield, 54 by 91;-Nine
teenth ward. . •
Same vs. George Hartman C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
197. City and State tax. 1800, ' *7.16. Lot north side
Nassau street, 80 feet east of Tulip street, 32 by 83;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Frederick Heim, C. P., J. T. 1865, No.
198. City and State tax, 1860. *14.51. Lot north side
Somerset, 148 feet south of Trenton avenue, 59 by
191; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. G. Hoffman, C. P. J. T" 1-865, Nor
MD. . City and State tax, 1880, 0. 4 69. Lot southwest
corner Somerset and Gaul streets, 271 by 80; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. H. Horn, C. P., J. T. '
1865, No. 200.
City and. State tax. 1860, $21•30. Lot northeast
corner Somerset and" Gaul, 133 by 80. Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Same ' C. P.,. J. T..
1865, No. 201. City
and State tax. 1860. *8.04. Lot Cant side Chatham,
170 feet north of Somerset, 62 by DO; Nineteenth
Ward.
Same Ts. Hartley, C. P., J. T., 1885, NO. 202. City
and State. tax, 1860, *lO.lO. Lot west side Brown
street. 127 feet south of Reading Railroad, 32 by
—: Nineteenth ward. .
Same TS. C. &B. Garber. C. P., 1865,N0.
203. City and State tax, 1800, $10.70. Lot south side
_Anthracite street, 80 feet east of Amber, 51 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
same vs. John Garivr, C. P., J, 1865, No. 204.
City and State tax, itiO, Lot Atk' All
*melte street, 131 . .et cast of Almond, 34 by 80.1
Nineteenth ward. -- '
Saute vs. E. H. Grant, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 205.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.ll. Lot southeast cor
neitk dams and Tulip, 72 by 150: Nineteenth ward.
.Santo s. Charles ("coin . ), C. T.. 1865, No. MG.
City and State tax, 1860, *15.86. Lot northeast cor
ner%-naetba and Huntingdon, 110 by 60; .Nineteentit
word. •
Santo ve. John Geisler, C. P., J. T. 1865, No. X. 7.
City and State tax, 1860, 14.59. Lot southwest cor
ner Susquehanna avenue and Front street, 117 by
110; Nineteenth ward.
Sante vs. W. & C. Faulkner C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
208. City and State tax, 1860,' $7,16. Lot*Outhwest
corner Clearfield and Cooper, 80 by 80; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Fagan, C. P., J. T., - 1865. No.
urv 2o9._
City anti State ma, 1,16047.16.
st, 415 feet south. ofAilo---orreet, 10 by 320 i Nine
teenth ward,— •
Same' vs blitz and Williams, C. P., J. T. 180,
No. 210, ditv and State tax, 1860. 8;13.35. Lot iiorth
east cerner cluntingdon and Collins streets, 110 by
90; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. Eva* C. P.,J. T., 1865, No. 211. City
and S ate tax, 1580, $58.76. Lot southwest corner of
Gaul and Westmoreland streets, 253 by 165; Nine
teenth ward. •
Same vs. John R. Evans, C: P., J. T., 1865, No.
212. City and state tax, 1600, t 660.59. Lot southeast
corner Gana and - Westmoreland. , streets, rti 317 /151
Ninetef nth ward.
Same NS. George Davis, C. P., J. T,,1865, No. 213.
City and State tax, 180, $5.88. Lot south side of
Pepper street, 180 feet east of Cedar street, 16 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William Deal, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 214.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.lO. Lot north side of
Ssrgeant, 67 feet east of Jasper street, 100 by 86;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John Dougherty, C. P., J. T., PIM, No.
215. City and State tax, 1860, *5.68. Lot west side of
Duke street, 43 feet east of William street, 25 by
105: Nineteenth ward. •
Same vs.,Clement, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 210. City
anti State tax, 1860,524.81. Lot west side of Chat
ham street, 80 feet north of Allegheny avenue, 126
by 63; Nineteenth ward.
Fatme vs. Owen Clark. C. P., .1 T., 1865, No. 217.
City and State tax, 1860, $3.68. Lot northeast corner
Niehinond nue Rettlewell streets, 20 by 147; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John Kraut, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 218.
City and State feet east
$7.1 1 L Lot Nineteenth
Somerset, 133 feet east of Gaul, 36 by 80;
ward,
same Ts. C. & W. Clothier. C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
219. City. and State tax. 1860, V 0.83. Lot northwest
corner Somerset .and Tulip, 80 by 191; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Brorenis, C. I'. J. T. '
1865, No. 220. City
and State tax, MO, $lO.OB. Lot t-outbuest corner
Ontario and Cooper, V) by 1201 Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. S. C. 11111inerer, C. Y. J. T.,1851, N0..221.
City and State tax, 1860: $lO.Ol. Lot south side het
tiewell, 215 feet east of Myrtle, 60 by 191; Nineteenth
ward. . .
Same vs. J. B. Coyt, C. P., S. T., 1865, No. 24.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.lO. Lot north side Pep
per street, 60 feet west of Tulip street, GO by 69;
Nineteenth ward.
Same ye. Edward Clinton,C. P., J. T., Ms, No.
V. 3. City and State taxes, 160..91. Lot east side
Reward street, V3B feet north of York street, 18 by
toli Nineteenth ward.
Same es. Edward Clinton, C. P.. J. T. 18ri1.
MI. City and State tax, 1860, ft. 45.46: Lot east side
Hancock street, 340 feet south of Huntington street,
18 byte; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs.M. C. Crease,C. P., J.T..1865.N0.2"25. City
and State tax, 1860, 1821.87. Lot cast side Riehmond
street, 20 feet north of Ontario street, 87 by 120;
liiaetetmth ward.
SHICIP vs. Clayton Allen, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 22G.
City and Stare tax, law ,ina.t..t. Lot west side Lemon
street, 130 feet 9 Indies north of Ann street, 108 by
101: N ineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Stewart, C. P. J. T., 1805, so. '227.
City and State tax, 1800, *10.55. Lot east side Third
street 92 feet north of Susipithanna avenue, 156 by
114: Nineteenth Wird. .
Same es. James Saul, C. I'., J. T.,,1866. No. n 3.
City and State tax, 1860, 4313.04. Lot west side FrOnt
street. 267 feet south of Susquehanna eve..., 40 by
110: Nineteenth ward.
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Sallie VS. J. W. Cottaday,C. P., J. T., 1568. - N0.r.35.
City ainl State tax, Piet!,sts.4s. Lot east site Duke
street, 85 feet south of 'Wellington, IG by g 5; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. S. T. Conrad, C. P. L J. T., 1E65, No. M.
City and State tax, 1860,V5.43. Lot southeasteorner
Lehigh avenue and Almond street, 156 by it); Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. William D. Baker. C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
Zn. Cltraud State tax, 1860, i 524.62. Lot southwest
earner ABeglittlY avetiqe and - street, las by 70;
Nineteenth ward.
Sarre cs. Georg.e W. Burr, C. P.. J. T., UM. No.
242. City ant , State tax, 1860, *59.64. Lot southeast
corner Cumberland and Third streets, 400 by 114;
Nineteenth -ward.
Same vs. James and John Brown, C. P., J. T.,
1851. No. 233. City and State tax, 1860, Lot
south side Somerset street, 263 feet east of Amber,
72 by 172; Nineteenth ward. -
Same vil. Maly A. Bower, C. P., J T,, 1665, No:
•
231 City and Mite tax,3660, 0 0.11.L0t south side
Norris street 90 feet 6 incheseast of Trenton ave
nue, 18feet S Inches by 208 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. M. Bowers, C. I'.,J. T., 1865, No. 235.
City and State tax, 1800,.517.45. .Lot south side Nor
ris street, 241 feet 6 inches east of Trenton avenue,
41/by 115; Nineteenth wurd.
Same vs. IC Bowers, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 236.
City and State tax 1850, $12.52. Lot south side Nor
ris street, ;$64 feet d inches east of Trenton avenue,
73 by silt Nineteenth ward.
Some vs. Henry Budd, C. r., J. T.,1048, Na_ 237.
CI ty.and State tax, 1880,_ $B,OO. Lot west side Fifth
street, 282 feet south of 'Y ork street, 56 by 1a1; Nine
teenth ward.
- 13ame vs. Andrew Bctzner,C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
238. City and State tax, 186, 80.84. Lot and frame
lioth.e west side Front street, 140 feet south of Han
thigclon street, 36 bv 110; Nineteenth ward.
Mune Y 6. Jenke. Pl:wiz, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 239 '
City and State tax, 1860, 84.93. Lot east side lilaseher
street, 131 feet north of Dauphin,lB by 95; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Brown C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 240,
City and State tax, 1880:40.25. Lot south side Ser
geant street, 246 feet east of Emerald street, 18 by
148: Nineteenth ward.
Saute vs. Samuel Bechtold, C. P., T. T., 1865, No.
241. City and State tax, 1880 7 *7.17. Lot north side
York street, 140 feet west ot Cumberland street, 18
lay YEN Nineteenth Ward,
Same vs. J. Brown, 0.P., J.T., lig, No. 212. CRY
and Stale tax, IEBO, $13.05. Lot and brick house east
side Emerald sit eet, 00 feet south of Ella street, 12
by 12: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. B. Cristy, C. r., J. T., 1865, No. 2.4.2.
City and State tax; MO, 8130,73. Lot east side West
street, 6H feet north of Lehigh avenue, 130 by 117;
Nineteenth ward.
Saline vs. William Chew, C. P., J.T., 1865, No. 244.
(Ay and State tax, IMO, *14.14. Lot northwest cot ,
nor Almond told ISlontuouth, 105 by 60; Nineteenth
ward.
Sauk vs. Abram Baker, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 20.
City and State tax, 1860, fr 8.85. Lot southwest cor
ner Richmond and Westmoreland, 50 by 475; litho ,
teen lla ward. _
Same vs. M. E. and .1. C. Crease, 0, P. J. T.,1865,
No. 240. City and State tax, 1800, $18.94. - Lot south
west corner We usley and Lambert, 140 by 145; Nine
teenth ward. .
Same rt. P. W. Coniston. C. P., J. T., 1865, NO.
247. City and State tax, 1800, $13.03. Lot went side
Richmond Street .281 feet north of Maple, Al by 201:
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. Bauer, C. P., J. T., 186.5, No. 248. City
and Stale tax, UM,. 845.99. Lot northeast' corner
West and Clearfield, 122 by 74; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles E. Spangler C. P., J. T., 1805,
No. 249. City and State tax, MO, $30.20. Lot north
east corner. Ann und Lemon streets,l47 feet 8 Indies
by 140 feet ; Nineteenth ward.
Oidise Vs. A. E. Spangler, C. P,, J. No.
1a City and State tax, 1800. $64.81. Lot northwest
corner Maple and Bath, Val bv 257: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. Spangler, C. P., J. T.. 18115, No. 231.
City and State tax, MVO, $30.59. Lot northwest cor
ner Palm and Bath streets, 370 by 100; Nineteenth
Same vs. C. E. Spangler. C. P.. J. 1.0805. NO.
242. City and State tax. 1800, *58.88; Lot southeast
corner Trenton avenue and Clearfield, 800 by 136 feet
to 'Witte street: Nineteenth Wart!.
Same vs. Same, C. P. .1. T., larla., No. City anti
- State tax. 1861),t22270. ' Lot mirth side Ann street.
150 feet east of Meivale street, 240 by 100; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. J. Church, C. P., J. T., 186 - ,, No; 251.
City and State tax, 1800, *1.4.28. Lot east side Spring
-street, 67 feet south of Commissioners avenue, ,44
by 60; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P.. J. T. 1€45, No. 258. City
and. §tate • WI 1899,P.747. 'Lot northqtat corner
•
Commissioners' avenue and 'Gaul, 57 by kV; Nine
teenth ;ward.
. .
Same vs. tieorge Pifer, C. P.. J. T., 1895, No. ZS.
city .od State tax, 1860. i1d1.56. Lot and brio:
bnlldh~ east Side Front street, 92 feet north of Har
rison street. 18 by 33: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas. C. P., J. T., 1855 !
No. 257. City and State tux, 1860, $51.31. Lot :and
dwelling west side of Tenth street, 139 feet south of
Master, 15 by ICO, No. 1334: Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Same C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 256. City,
and State tax, 1860,1 $21.23. Lot and dwelling west
side of Marshall street, 261 feet 134 inch north of
Popbtr,l6 by ea feet 5 inches, No. 932; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Mrs. Pea Son, C. P., J. T., 1808, 259.
City and State tax, 1866, 836.70, Lot and dwelling
east side of Seventh street, 65feet north of Master
street, 17 by 88, No. 1409: Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P., J. T.. 1865,
No. 266. City and State tax, 1860, $23.35. Lot and
dwelling east side of Seventh street. 231 feet 4!fi
inches north of-Poplar street, 16 by 87 feet 0 inches,
No. 927; Twentieth ward.
Snore vs. Truit, C. P.. S. T., 1861, No. 261. City
and State tax, 1862, $19.26. Lot south side of Vine
street, 114 feet west of Twenty-seeond street, 32 by
65: Tenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel 'Roberts, C. P., J. T., 1965. '
No.
262. City and State tax, 1860, $36.113. Lot and
dwelling northeast corner of Franklin and Master
streets, 34 by 60; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. ;John Leta, C. P., J. T., 1863, No. 263.
City and State tax, 1860, $22.40. Lot and dwelling
west side of Hooth street. 81 feet east of Thirteenth
street, 14 by fi3, No, 1240; Twentieth ward:
Sante vs. Peter Musttn, C. J. T., 1865, No, 261,
City and State tax, 1860, $18.40. Lot and dwelling
south side of Haines street, 17 feet west of Twelfth
street, 12 by 60 feet 19.1 inch; Twentieth ward.
Same va •A. Zelby, C. T. 1815, No. 265. City
and State' tax,lB6o, 8.3.47. Lot northeast side Sum
mer street, 18 feet northwest of Hutton., 40 by 113;
Twenty-fourth ward.
Same vs. D. Armstrong, C. P., J. T., 1805. N 0.266.
City awl State tax, 1800, Vl-04. Lot and dwelling
west side. gixth - street, 117 feet 514 Incites soon of
Oxford stmet.,l6 feet 6 inches by 0s feet 2 inches;
Twentieth wa etl.
Seine vs. John Munro, C. P., J. T„ 1885, No. 267,
City and State tax, 1860,529.62. Lot .and dwelling
east side Twelfth street, 125 feet south of Mont
gomery, 20 by 173: Twentieth ward,
Seine vs. Mrs. Chapman. C. I'., J. T., 1865, No.
26.9. Oily and State tax, 1860, $33.05. Lot and ilwell
ing can side Fifteenth: street, 125 feet north of Gi
rard avenue. 17 by 95 feet 8 inches; Twentieth ward_
Seine vs. - Freeman Scott, C. P., IT 1.855 NO
269. City and State tax, 1860, t
$16.40. Lot three
story brick house west-side of Hutchinson. street,
151 feet X inch north of Poplar, 16 by 61; Twentieth
ward. -
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T„ 1893, No. 270. City
and State tax, 1860, $18.82. Lot and three-story
brick dwelling west side of Hutchinson street, 133
feel - 3‘, Inch north of Poplar, 16 by 64, No. 916; Twen
tieth ward.
Sonic vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., d. T., 1893, No.
271. City and State tax, 1310, $21.45. Lot and dwell-
Mg west side Hutehinson street. 71 feet 7 Inch
north.of Poplar, le by 64, No. 908; 'Twentieth ward.
Same vs. JOllll Bans. C. P., S. T., 1865, No. 272.
City and State tax, 1860, $21.62. Lot and dwelling"
northeast side Ridge avenue, 64 feet southeast of
Oxford street, 16 by 4o; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Jos. al. Thomas C. P., J. T., 11165, No.
273. City and State tax, 1860.;558.13. Lot and dwell
ing north side Girard avenue,lB feet west of Da
rien street, 17 by 87. No. 813; Twentieth ward. -
Same vs. M. Morton, C. P., J. T., 1865, N0:274.
City and State taX, 1860, *42.41. Lot and dwelling
west side Fifteenth ;street, 16 feet tiara( of Walker
street, 16 by 103, No. 1220; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 'William Bucked], C. P., J. T:, 1860, No.
275. City and State tax, 1800, $01.16. Lot southwest
corner 'Ridge avenue and Master; twentieth warts. .
Soma vs. J. Hutchinson. C. P,. J. T., 1801,
No.'
276. City and State tax, 1880, $16. 77. Lot west - side
Sixth street, 100 feet north of Thompson street, 20
by 00; Twentieth ward. '
liame vs. Charles Hubbs, C. P., J.T., 1861, No. 277.
City and. State tax, 1890, 905.47. Lot and dwelling
east Side iTwentrlirst street, 193 feet 45f inches
south of Oxford, ls feet 2 inches bylo2 feet;'Twen
tieth ward.
Same vs. 0. Conrad, C. P., J. T.,:1865, No. 278.
City - and State tax, 1860; $21.36: Lot south side Col
lege avenue. 56 feet west of Nineteenth street, 50
by to; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Hacker & Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1805, No.
279. City and State tax, 1863, $15.48. Lot northwest
corner Eighth and Morris, 32 by 67 feet 5 luches;
First ward.
Same vs. Washingtoe Rose, C. P., J. T,, 1865, No.
280. City and State tax, 1810, $20,37. Lot and dwell
ing north Side Thompson street, 47 feet west of Six
teenth street, 21 by WO. No. 1604; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P., J. T.,1865, No.
281. City and State tax, 1860424.32. Lot and dwell
ing west side of Tenth street, 124 feet south of Masi
ter, 15 by 300. No. 1936; Twentietlyward.
Same vs. S. Fox, C. - P.. J. T., 1891, No. 282.
City and State th y, 186044.20. Lot west side 3finor,
198 feet north Of MOunt Pleasant,lBby 100; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. John E. Deck, C. P.; J. T., 1861, N 0.283.
City and State tax, 1860, $24.82. Lot east side Broad
street, 148 feet north of Thompson, 24 by 160; Twen
tieth ward.
Same vs. Henry W. Gault, C. P,, J. T., 1865, No.
284. City and State tax, 1860. $27.75. Lot east side
Fifteenth street, 17 feet south of Stiles street, 15 by
91 feet 8 inches, to a-4-feet alley; Twentieth ward.
Same TS. Elias England, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.285,
City and State tax, 1860, $14.0. Lot north side
Oxford street( 90 feet weSt Of Twenty-first street;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. John It. Chadwick, C. P., J. T., 1865 NO.
286. City and State tax, 1800, 8C 4.82. Lot anddwel
ling west side Sixth street, 5 feet 10 inches north of
Diamond street, 30 by 261; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. isamiFennimore, C. P., J. T., 1805, No.
267. City and State tax, 1860453.74. Lotisouth side
College avenue. 208 feet west of Nhieteeth street,
102 by 80; TWentieth ward,
Same vs. T. liartley, O. P. 4111. T., 1861, NO. 288.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.06. Lot east side Onta
rio street, 161 feet north of Thompson street, 80 by
338; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Mark Maiderston, C. P., J. T.,
1865, No.
289. City and State tax, 1860, $27.31. Lot west side
Twelfth street, 102 feet south of Oxford, 34 by 116;
Twentieth: ward. - -
Same TB. F.. Beek, C. P.. J. T., 1865, No. 290. City
and State tax, INN $74.80. Lot north side Shays
wood street, extending from Twenty-third to T Wen
ty-fourtli. to feet In depth: Twentieth ward,-
Same vs. Henry Gault, C. P., J. T., 3865, No. 261.
City and State tax,lB6o, t 24.32.. Lot south side
Thompson street, 70. feet 8 inches east of istineteeth
street, 16 by 120; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Jacob Fry, C. I'.,J. T.. 1005, No. 292.
Oily Wad State tax, 1660, $23.3i. Lot northeast cor
ner Jefferson and Fawn streets, 46 by 07; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Henry Fox C. P.. J. T., 1805, No, 2 ,95 .
City and State tax, 1860, ' 527.78. Lot south side Gi
rard avenue, 72 feet west of Nineteenth, 72 by 200;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Elias England, C. P., J. T., 1865, - No. 294.
City and State tax, 1860, $24.81. Lot southwest cor
ner Columnists avenue and Twenty-second street, 78
feet 6 hushes by 57 feat 11448 inehes.
Same Vs. R 1555 Ilgland, C. P.,
J. T., 1865, N 0.295.
Oily and State 18,60. $17...a. Lot northeast side
Ridge avenue, 141 feet northwest of Twenty-Second
street, &I by 67 feet 1174 inches; Twentieth warn.
Same vs. Peter Doremus. C. P., J. T., 1835, No.
296. City and State tax, 1860, 80.57. Lot south side
College avenue, 502 feet 4% inches West of Nine
teenth street, 16 feet 6 inches by 48 feet Bj* inches;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. William Deayes, C. P., J. T., 1895, No.
297. City and State tax, 1860, $5427. Lot smith side
College avenue. M 6 feet meat or,Nineteenth street,
162 hv,Boi Twent Milt ward. -
Seine vs. 0. Conrad, C. P., 3. T., 1.665, No. 600.
City and State tax, 1860, $14.01. Lot north side Col
lege avenue, 105 feet I Weise. weal, of .ttiumeentia
street, 72 by 97; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 0. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 299.
City and State tax, 1860, $50.38. Lot north side Gi
.
street,
107 feet_2_thebes west of Nineteenth
street, 88 by 97; Twentieth ward.
Sanle vs. Samuel Conrad, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
3e0.: alyatni State tits, 1900 $Ol.l O. Lot northeast
corner Twenry-seeond amid Jefferson streets, lim by
100; Twentieth ward.
„Same vs. George Buzzard; C. P., J. T., 1861. No.
31. - City and State tax, 1860. $15.53. Lot and dm
proVements north side Girard avenue, 40 feet east
of Seventh street, 20 by 112 feet 8 Inches; T wentieth
ward.
Same vs. James Flood, C. P., J. T., 185.5, No. 302.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.61. Lot and improve
ments east side of Warnock street, 40 feet south of
Thompson, 41 by DI; TwDrateth ward.
.amt; 'vs. Matson, C. FP., J, T., 180, No. 105. city
and State tax, 1860. $8.60. Lot east stele Warnock
street, 120 feet south of Thompson street, 17 by 51;
! Twentieth ward.:
Seine 13. George Goodman, C. P., .1". T., 1865, No.
M. City and State tax, 18.10, $7.14. Lot south side
Calico, 118 feet west of Sixteenth street, 10 by 50;
Twentieth ward.
.
same. VS. }leafs, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 305. City .
and State tax,lBoo, ?$7.14. Lnt stunk aide Cabot
street, 134 feet west of bixteciiiii strOet, 16 by 50;
Twentieth Avatd. . .
•
Same vs. 15. C. Cooper C. P., J. I'., 1865, No. 306.
City and State tax, 1860, $19.65. Lot and dwelling*
south side Sharswood street. 16 feet cast of Twenty
second, 16 bv Twentieth Ward.
Same vs. John Mitchell. 0. P., J. T., 1866. No. 307.
City and State tax, 1860, $80.77. Lot southwest cor
net Sixth awl Botts streets, 134 by 390; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs, Joseph M. Thomas, C. P., J. T., 1861,
No. aea. City and State tax, 1860, 01,4 i. Lot anti
inifirovemeuts northeast corner Ninth and Girsed
avenue, 60 by 120; Twentieth ward. -
Same vs. Mr. Gault, C. I'., J. T., 1865 No. 800.
City and State tax. 1860, 8M.64. Lot so uthl side
Thompson street, 80 feet 8 inches east of Nineteenth
street, 16 by 121; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph Thomas, C. P., J. T. 1865.
No. 110. City and State tax. 1860, *MM. Lot east
side Ninth street. 160 feet 4 Inches north of Girard
avenue, 60 by 58; Twentieth ward.
Swine vs. U. Conrad, 0. P.. J. T., 1605 No: 311:
City and State tax, 1860, $27.28. Lot south side Col
lege avenue, 254 feet east of Corinthian, 21 by 43151,
No. 2004; Twentieth ward. _
Same I's. Ullman & Sherry, C. P., J. T.,180.5, No.
312. City and State tax, 1800, $1.20. Lot southwest
side Franklin street, 180 feet north of Baker, 20 by
115 feet 4 lathes, No. 1.01.: Twenty-third ward.
Same vs. same. C. P., J. T. '
1865, No. 313. City
and State tax, 1860. $4.20. Lot northeast side Nice
street and norttwest side litcFarren street, 41 feet
8 Inches on Nice street. and 100 feet 3 inches in depth,
No. 10: 'Twenty-third ward.
Stinie vs. Daniel. Crowther, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
i. 14. City and State tax, 1860, $1.75. Lot on Tacony
street, 20 feet on Tacony street by 200 feet to Henry
street; Twenty4hird ward.
Same vs. James W. Higley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
315. City and State tax. 1800, $3.97. Lot on Kenne
dy street, 140 feet on Kennedy street, 138 41-100 on
T,,yior street, 120 feet on Thomas street; Twenty
third ward,
5111 - 1/C TS. 'Freeman Scott, D. C.. J.T.: 1805, NO. 14.
City 211111 State tax. 1860, V 21.64. Lot north side
Columbia avenue, 360 feet 1104 Welles west of Broad
street; Twentieth ward.
Saute vs. Edward Parker, D.C., J.T., 1865.-No. 15.
City and State tax, 1860, $10.06. Lot and dwelling
south side Girard avenue, 69 feet 1S inch front by
77-feet deep on Warnock street, No. 1024; Twentieth
ward.
Some vs. Mr. Rolirman, P. C., J. T., UM, No. 16.
City and 6tate tax, 1660, 84149.10. and dwelling
east stile Broad street 180 feet south Of ti rand ave
nue, 60 by 160 to Ontario str et: Twentieth w
Same vs. William A. Gardner, D. C., J. T., 1865,
No. 17. City null State tax, IMO, VAX. Lot and
bnproretnents north side Filbert street: 117 feet
north of Eleventh street, 12 by 136; Ninth 'Ward.
ant-th6t
MEDICAL.
/ELECTRICAL OFFICES.
No. 154 North ELEVENTH, below RACE
Street; also, CHESTNUT and FORTIETH
Streets, West Philadelphia.
Patients will be treated at their residences
when desired; a large number of testimonials
may be.seen at the Offices from patients in this
city. Uonetatattens gratiS. Office hours Ei A. M.
to SP. M . in the city.
DRS. T. ALLEN and E. HAVERSTICK,
jyzi-am Elqctropathists.
ELECTROPATHIC ESTABLISH
MENT.--DR. A. H. STEVENS, one of the
FIRST DISCOVERERS of a new system of treat
ing disease by MODIFIED ELECTRICAL APPLI
CA.TIONS,__and who has been so very successful at
PENN SQTJARE for the last three years, has re
moved his Office and Residence to 1038 TINE
Street, one door below Seventeenth.
All persons desiring references, or any particulars
with regard to his special mode Of treatment, will
please call or send for a pamphlet.
Consultation or advice gratuitous,
JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S COD'LIVER
OIL:—THE TRITE AND. GENVlNE—Unsur
passed In4luallty anti effect!, being the
SWEETEST AND BEST TREPARED.
In Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Gout, Inf.
elpient Consumption, and all Scrofulous complaints,
it oftentimes produces immediate and certain effects
when other remedies have been taken with little or
no benefit.
.•• • • .
Sold by all Druggists in the city, and by the pro
prietor, No. 718 MARKET Street. jelo-stutham
V . D. P. MORGAN,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
AGENT,
•
MEMPHIS, TENN.
The Civil Courts of this District are now in Wee
deal operation. Having practiced at the Memphis
bar for ten (10) years, my acquaintance with the
business community greatly facilitates in the speedy
collection of claims.
)y4-ems E. D. F. MORGAN.
McCANDLESS &SMITH
MALT VINEGAR FACToRg
BROAD AND PRIME gTREETS.
Constantly on hand and for sale a large stock of
MALT and WHITE Y WI NE VINEGAH , -A new
article Of manufacture in this country, made by the
celebrated English process, and used exclUelyely
for Pickling InEurope.
All saleS warranted free from impurities and
chemicals.
Orders filled promptly to all parts of the country,
AGENTS.
L. E. CAMBLOS, No. 113 Walnut street, Phila
delphia.
PITT & WHITE, No. 4 Exchange Place, Bal
timore.
CHRISTIAN LEE & CO., Richmond, Va.
E. W. (COULD & CO., Nowhere, N.
HERMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
AND SOUPS.
1,000 doz. Sausage Meat.
500 44 Beast - Beer.
500 " do Veal.
500 " do Mutton.
1,000 44 do Turkey.
: 1,000 " do Chicken.
3,000 • 0000rted Souros, in 1,2, 2 pl. CanS.
For sale by • RHODES WILLYAMO,
felt-tr 107 South WATER Street.
HAVANA OIGARB.—A GOOD VA
RIETY constantly in store and bond, at lose•
est cash rates. S. FUOITET & SONS,
ralli4e b(9l RIG Push FigaiW
RAILROAD LI N ES
WEST JERSEY
'"; RAILROAD LINES—From 4
foot of arket street, Upper Ferry.
Daily except Sundays.
Commenetn_g SATURDAY, June 10th, 1836.
For CAPE MAY, Atc., (at 8.30 A. M., Expreg.s),
2.30 P. M., Passenger.
For MILLVILLE, VLNELAMD, &c., 8.30 A. M.,
and 2.30 p, M.
For BRIDGETON, SALEM, &e• ,et 9 .16 A. M.,
4.00 P. M.
For 61.ASSBORO, &c., 8.30 and 9.15 A. M., 2.30
and4.ODP. M.
For . IVOODDITRY, e.BO and 9.18 A. M., 2.30,
4.00 and 6:30 I'. M.
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Cape May at 5.30 A. M., Mail (8.20 A. lief:, Freight),
5.00 P. M.,'Passenger.
Millv We at 7.52 A. M., Mall, (12.08 P. M., Freight),
0.581'. M., Passenger.
Bridgeton at 0.40 A. M., Mail, (9.45 A. m,,
Freight), 4.20 P. M. Passenger.
Salem. at 0.25 A. M., Mall, (9.00 A. M., Freight),
4.05 P. M., Passenger.
Woodbury at 7.05 8.13, and 9,06 A. M., (1.40 P.
M., Freight), 5.54 aiali.2.3 I'. M., Passenger.
On the lot day of July an additional express train
will be added to and from Cape May, and which
will leave Cape May at 8.00 A. M., and Philadelphia
at 4.30 P. M., through in three hours from Camden.
J. VAN RENSSELAER, Superintendent
West Jersey, Salem, and Cape May and Millvllle
Railroad.
TUE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
-,411 attend to all the usual branthes of express bu
siness, receive, deliver and forward through other
responsible Express Companies, to all parts of the
country, any article entrusted to them.
A Special Messenger accompanies each through
train.
PuLADELPIIIA, Jly u 24, 1855. jelo-tsel
moix , GREAT NORTHERN
yPLEiIsUILE ROUTE ls via the
CIATTAWISSA RAILROAD LINE
TO
BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS,
Lake Ontario, the Thousand Islands, Rapids of the
River St Lawrence Montreal, Quebec,
e Saguenay River, fake Champlain,
Lake George, Saratoga,
White Mountains,
Mount Mans
field, &c.
FOUR TfinOuort TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daily (Sundays excepted) for
the North and West, as follows:
From Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depot,
Thirteenth and Ciallowhill streets, 8 A. IL Buffalo
and Niagara Falls Express 3.30 I'. li. Afternoon
Mail.
From North Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, Third
street, above Thompson, at 7.30 A. M. Morning Ex
press; 5.15 P. M„ Evening Epress,
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS
- _
Accompany_ _gat an 1)1 _gat Train. west. of Elmira.
The Catawissa Railroad is the shortest and quick
est route to Niagara Pails, and offers peculiar ad
vantages to travellers and pleasure-seekers for its
great variety of scenery.
Connections sure and reliable. Route entirely
free from dust.
This is the only line by which passengers are tick
eted from Philadelphia to ALL POINTS WEST,via
Niagara Falls.
Only route selling tickets via Niagara Falls, Lake
Ontario, and River St. Lawrence to Montreal. Re
turning to New York and Boston by over twenty
different routes.
For Throtigh Tickets. Handbills descriptive of the
routes, and any farther information l apply at the
COMPANY'S OFFICI_ •
425 CHESTNUT Street,
- Under the Philadelphia Bank, and opposite the
Custom-House. N. VAN HORN,
jr2l-tf Passenger Agent.
1865. ORP-I , * 1865.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.—TbIe great line traverses the Northern and
Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city or
Erie,on Lake Erie.
It has beeu leased by the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY, and is operated by them.
Its entire length was opened for passenger and
freight business October 17th, 1864.
TIME OP PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Westward:
Mail Train,,,, 8.30 P. M.
Lock Haven Accommodation Train • &Oa A. M.
Passenger cars run through on Mail Train with
out change both ways between Philadelphia and
Erie, and Baltimore and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Elmira Express Trains
both ways between Philadelphia and'Lock Haven,
and on Elmira Express Train both ways between
Williamsport and Baltimore.
For Information respecting Passenger business,
apply corner THIRTIETH and MARRET Streets,
Philadelphia.
And for Freight business of the Company's Agents;
S. B. _KINGSTON Jr., corner-THIETEENTIt and
MARKET Streets,_Philadelphia.
J. W. REYNOLDS, Erie.
WILLIAM BROWN, Agent N. C. R. R. Balti
more.
H. H. HOUSTON
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
GWINNER,
General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH D. POTTS,
deßil-tf General Manager. Wllliamsport.
WEST MESTER
4 €S AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD, VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, June sth, 1865, the trains
will leave as follows:
WEST CHESTER TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for West Chester at 7.95 and
10.30 A. M., anti 2.30, - 4.45 and 0.45 P. M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 8.20, 7.45,
and 10.35 A. M., and 2 and 4.45 P. M.
Trains leaving West Chester at 7.45 A. M., and
leaving Philadelphia at 9.45 P. M. wilt not stop at
Pennelton, and will stop below B. C. Junction at
Media only.
B. C. JUNCTION TRAINS
aORI% Philadelphia for B. C. Junction - at 5.02 and
Leave B. S. Junction for Philadelphia at 9.20 A.M.
and 7.20 P. M.
On Tuesdays and Fridays only, until further no.
tice, a Market Train, with Passenger Car attached,
will leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 6.55 P.
M. stopping at all stations.
These trains stop atS aUNntDll iermediate-stations.
ON AYS.
Leave Philadelphia at 8. 30 A. and 2 P.M.
Leave West Chester at 9A. M and SP. M. •
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.35 A. M. and 4.45
P. M., and leaving West Chester at 7.45 A. M. and
4.45 P. M. connect at B. C. Junction with trains
on P. and B. C. R. R. for Oxford and intermediate
points.
Passengers arc allowed to take wearing apparel
only as baggage and the Company will not in any
case be responsible for an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars, unless a special contract is made
far the same,
HENRY WOOD, General Superintendent.
PHILADICT.PHIA. March 15. 1865. myB
SHIPPING-.
PHILADELPHIA AN RICH-
MOND STEAM PAO= COMPANY-
Steame - r - bEAYMONT,
_Cletain E. ROblinoti
will leave the FIRST WHARF above MARKET
Street,
• ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, AT 12 AL,
NoRrOLK, CITY POINT, AND DIONSIOND
Forfreight or passage, having State Room accom
modations, apply to
WM. P. CLYDE & CO., •
14 NORTH WHARVES.
The new Steamships Washington and Norfolk will
shortly be put upon this route. JylB-1m
S. MAIL LINE FROM BAL
TIMORE for FORT MONROE, NOR.
FOLK, CITY POINT, and- RICHMOND, by first
class steamers and experienced captains. The old
established Bay Line, daily.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 6 P. M. arrive in
Richmond the next afternoon at 3 P. M.
The Bay Line steamers Louisiana and Georgians
wiu leave the Union Dock, foot of Concord street,
daily, at 6 O'clock r. H., for F ,, rt. Monroe and
Norfolk, Ye., connecting at Fort Mourn With the
well-known, new, fast, and splendid Steamers
Thomas Coßyer and Milton Martin, built for the
Hudson River, and finished without regard to ex
pense, for City Point and Richmond, Na.
Returning, will leave Richmond at 6 A. M. daily,
stopping at City Point, and connecting at Norfolk
with the Ray Line steamers that leave Norfolk
atttiP. M., and arriving in Baltimore in time for
the "Eastern and Western trains, and for Washing
ton City, D. C.
The steamers Of this line navigate the James river
going and returning entirely - in day time_ givini
. passengers ample time to see the fortifications, an
all other objects of interest.
Fare from Philadelphia to. Richmond $ll 75
City Point 11 25
" Norfolk 9 75
Fortress Monroe.. 875
Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk 8; 600
44 66 Fort Monroe 568
Richmond 8 00
• •
" City Point 7 30
Through tickets can be obtained at all the depots
of the principal Northern, Eastern, and Western
cities, and Washington City-, D. C.
Be particular to procure tickets by the old-esta
blished Bay Line.
State-rooms and Meals extra.
. .
The state-room accommodations are unsurpassed,
and the table welt supplied.
Passengers taking the 1.15 train from Philadel
phia will make connection with this line.
Passengers taking the 8 A. M. train from New.
York bare ample time to dine in Baltimore.
Passengers taking the 3 P. M. train from WWI
- make connection with this line.
Passengers and their baggage transported free
between Railroad depots and steamers.
M. N. FALLS, President.
R. D. JAMAR; General Passenger A.gent. }ylB•tf
glia BOSTON ANN PHILADEL
PHIA STEAMSHIP LINE, sailing from
each port on SATURDAYs, from trot wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Bos
ton.
The steamer NORMAN, Captain Baker, will sail
from Philadelphia for Boston on Saturday, Aug. sth,
&tie A. M., ana steamer SAXON, Captain Matthews,
from Boston for Philadelphia, same day, at 4P. M.
•
Thesanew and substantial steamship* form a regu
lar line, sailing from each port punctually on Satur
days.
Insurances effected at one-half the premium
charged on the vessels.
Freights taken at fair rates.
Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts and
Rills of Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (havlm One accommoda
tions), apply to yiENVIr WINSOR Sr CO.,
mh2-tf. 332 South DELAWARE Avenue.
satr ac STEAM TO LIVERPOOL--
ailing at Queenstown—The Inman Line,
4.3. TY OF MANOHESTER.WEDNESDAY, Ang. 2.
CITY OF LONDON SATURDAY, Aug. 5.
At Noon, from Pier 44 North River.
RATES OF FASSMIE.
First Cabin 4,00 00 Steerage PO 00
"to London.. 95 CO; " to London— at to
" to Paris 105 00 ". to Paris 40 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, Zt , c., &c., at moderate rates.
Passage by the Wednesday steamers, first cabin,
$9O; steerage, $35; payable In IV. S. currency.
Steerage passage from Liveripool . or Queenstown,
IHO gold, or its equivalent. 'Tickets can be bought
here by persons sending for their friends.
For further Inforraution, lIPMy at the company's
Offices. JOHN DALE, Agent,
13 , 11 in WALNUT Street, Mills.
jar a t FOR HARTFORD, CONN.,
DIRECT, VIA THE DELAWARE
AND RARITAN CANAL.—The Philadelphia Steam
Propeller Company's Steamer SARAH, Cilptatn
Jaime . , will leave as above on THURSDAY EVE:
ud Inst.
Apply at 132 SOUTH DELAWARE A.venne.
It Wlt. M. BAIRD & CO., Agents.
s ara NEW TOW-BOAT LINE,
—DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
STEAM TOW-BOAT COMPANY.—Barges towed
to and from Philadelphia, Havre de Grace, Balti
more
_,Washington, and intermediate points. WIC
P. CLYDE & CO Agents, .110. 14 SOUTH
WHARVES, Philad elphia. Jela-tdel
p 4 41=44, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
ALEXANDRIA, GEORGETOWN,
AND WASHINGTON, via Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal.
Steamers leave first Wharf above MARKET
Street every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
itM.
For Freight apply to kgento, WE. P. CLYDE &
.14 _North and South Wharves, Philadelphia;
J. B. DAVlDSONGeorgetown, D. C. FLOW.
ENS & BOWEN, Allexandria, Va. Mhl4-9m
jagZ a t NO TIC E.—FOR NEW
YORK.—The PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPA.
NY, via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Steamers leave DAILY first wharf below MAR.
NET Street at 2 o'clock r.
WM - . P. CLYDE & C0.„14 S. WHARVES, Pliala.
JAMES HAND, 11l WALL Street,
inhE.-9m - Now York.
j d aMb NorrlcE.
THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER
METEOR,
CAPTAIN J. Q. A. DENNY,
Will leave, on and after
MONDAY, Jnlyiflh, 18035,
from Sharpless , wharf, Chester, daily (Sundays ex
cerkted), at 7.20 A. M.. for Philadelphia, touching at
Billingsport and lied. Bank. Returning, leaves
rhilatielpliin at S elate& P. M., touching at the
above-named places. Particular attention paid to
the handling o freight.
Fare from Cheater to Philadelphia, 25 cents;• from
Bulingsport, 25 cents; from Red Bank, 15 cents.
1721.-1" Capt ! J. P. pun.
AUCTI
~,,,,,, ON SALES....
JOHN B. MYARS & CO., AUCTION
EEES, Nos. 2321 and 234. MA R KET Street.
FIRST LARGE. SALE OF 1,010 ,PACIL
. AGES BOOTS, SHOES, BRO9ANS, BALMO
RAJA TRAVELLING BAGS, XSC.
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
August Sth, will he sold at l 0 o'clocks by Catalogue,
on four months ermilt,l 100 packages boots, shoes,
&c.,city and Eastern manufacture, fOr fall trade.
Opn for examination, with catalogues, early Olt
morning of sale.'
LARGE rosrrivv. SALE OF MOW', MOM
nALmon ALS, &C.
NOTICE.--liaeludeo In our sine of boots, shoeg 4 .
&c.,
ON TUESDAY MORNING-,
August inh. will he found. in part, the following
fresh and desirable assortment,
eases men's, boys', and youths' calf, double sole,
and half-well dress boots.
—cases men's, boys', and youths' kip and buff
leather boots.
cases men's line grain, long-leg cavalry and Na
poleon thick boots.
Cases men's and boys' Calf, huff leather (buckle
and plain) Congress boots and bahnorals.
cases men's, boys', and youths , kip, huff, and
polished grain, half welt, and heavy double
sole brogans.
—cases ladies' line kid, goat,
,morocco, and can,
welted patent sewed, bnekle, and plaits bal
moral s and Congress gaiters. -
—eases women's, misses', and children's calf and
bliff leather balm orals and lace. hoots.
caret chlldron , s tine kid, Sewed, city-made laze
booth Taney-sewed balmornio, awl_ ankle ties,
cases Males' tine black and colored lasting Con
gress and side-lace gaiters.
eases women's, misses', and children's goat and
morocco copper-nailed lace boots.
cases ladles' nue kid slippers, metallic over
shoes, and sandals, carpet-slippers, travelling
bags.
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH.
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, FOR FALL OF IMO.
We will hold a large sale of foreign and domestic
dry goods, by catalogue, out four months' credit and
part for cash.
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
August 10th,at 10 o'clock , embracing - abort 600
packages and lots of staple and fancy - articles, in
woolens, worsteds, linens, silks. and cottons, to
- which we in-rite the attention of dealers.
N. I 3 --Cataloging- rosily and goods arranged for.
exhibition early on inorra.l; of sale.
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPET
ING-8, Ste.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
Angust 11, at 11 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue,
on four months' credit, an assortment of superfine
and tine ingrain, Venetian, hemp cottage,. and rag
carpetlngs, which may be examined early on the
morning of sale.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
150 cases CANTON PALM PANS, various sizes,
With natural and lacquered handles.
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS
5215 MARKET and 52a COMMERCE Street*
FIRST FALL SALE OF 1865, OF 1,500 CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
THIS MORNING-.
August. 0. at 10 o'clock, we will sell, by catalogue
for eagh, 1,000 cases men's, boys, youths' boots
shoes, bolono , als, prairie hootS. Congress gaiters
&e., with a 4osirable assortment of women's
misses', anti children's wear.
SECOND FALL SALE OF 1805, OF 1,400 CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON MONDAY MORNING,
August 7, at 10 o'cloek. we wilt sell, by catalogue,
for cash; 1,400 eases men's,boys', and youths , boots,
shoes. balmorals, prairie boots, Congress gutters,
&e., With a desirable assortment of women's,
misses', anti children's wear.
pANCOAST & WARNOCK,
-a- TIONEERS, No. 240 MARKET St3eet.
PROPOSALS.
EALED PROPOSALS FOR FRESH
BEEF.
iiEAtfili PROPOSALS are respectfully invited,
by the undersigned, MAR 10 o'clock A. M., August
10, 1865, for furnishing the United States Subsistence
Department with FRESH BEEF (for four months,
commencing September 1, 18115,) at the following
places:
District 1. The Posts of NASHVILLE and EDGE
FIELD, Tennessee.
District 2. All troops on a line of the Nashville
anti Chettannoga Railroad. from Nashville to Cow
an. Tennessee, the prineinal Posts heIm,MUR
FREESBORO.. TUL LAHOMA, and DEGRAMD,
and all troops on a line of the Tennessee and Ala
bama Railroad, front Nashville to Pulaski, the prin
cipal Posts being CoLUMBIA and PULASEL
District I. All troops in the State of Alabama,
north of flue Tennessee river, the principal Posts
bein DECATUR, HUN TSVILLE, STEVENSON,
andBRIDGEPORT.
District 4. All troops on the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad. the prineipal Posts being CHAT
TANOOGA. CLEVELAND, LOUDON, KNOX
VILLE, and GREENVILLE.
District 5. All troops on a line of the Northwest
ern Railroad, from Nashville to Johnsonville.
Bids will be received for each of the above Dis
tricts separately, and also for the whole together:
The Government will furnish free all necessary
transportation from Nashville to all the points
named above.
District G. All military Posts, except Edgeneld,
north Of the Cumberland river to the State of Ten
nessee, and the Post of FORT bIiNFoIoSON.
The Govermuentovill not furnish transportation
for this District.
Proposals must be made in duplicate, and endorsed
distinctly, "Proposals for Fresh Beef," and ad
dressed to Colonel J. C. READ, Chief Commissary
of Subsistence, Military Divishm of the Tennessee,
at NASHVILLE. Tennessee. Bidders must be pre
cut, to respond to their bids, and be prepared to
give bonds, and sign the contract before leaving this
i °Mee. J. C. REAP,
aul-It Col. and Chief C. 5.:5111, Dly. Tenn.
PROPOSALS FOR BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFES.
WAsnixemox, D.C., Ally 22, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
Office of the Supervising Architect, Treasury De
partment, .WASDINGTON. D. Si., until 12 M. of
August 15, 1161, for all the Fire and Burglar , PreOf
SAFES and VAULTS required by the Treasury De
partment, prior to August 15, 1866. Plans and speci
fications can be obtained by application to this
office, personally or by letter.
The Locks for the Safes will be furnished by the
Department, but must be put on by the contractor
without extra charge.
The Safes are to be delivered and set up, within a
reasonable time from date of order, at their place of
.lestinatlon. in perfect condition, and the look must
be In perfect working order when the safe Is turned
over o the proper Weer.
The bids to be per superficial foot, measured on
the outside, and the price to cover all charges what
ever—door fixtures, painting, &c,,—except locks,
freight, and actual transportation expenses (exclu
sive board) of mechanics, if the services of suitable
ones cannot lie procured at the place where the Safe
is to beut nu, wilt be paid for extra.
All blu -p e omit be. accompanied by the bond of two
responsible persons, in the sum of live thousand
dot ars, that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract, if awarded to him; the sufficiency of the
security to be certified to by the Collector of In
ternal Revenue of the district.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Or all the bids, if it be deemed the interest of the
Government to' do so; and no bid will he considered
that does not conform to the requirements of this
advertisement.
Pool:lamb:1 should be endorsed "Proposals for
Safes and Vaults," and be addressed to Supervising
Architect, Treasury Department.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
jy2.5-18t Supervising Architect.
FRESH BEEF ANDVEGETABLES,
NAVY DEDAnTsitlrl.,
BunnAu On PnOVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
joky se, 19x5. SEALAXD ritoFOSAL9, endorsed if ?room& for
Fresh Beef and Vegetables," will be received at
this Bureau until 2 o'clock P.M., on the 20 day of
August next, for the supply of 40,(0) pounds of
Fresh Beef and 40,000 pounds of Fresh Vegetables,
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and Station, as re
quired. The Beef and Vegetables must be of good
quality, and the best the market affords, and each
article must be offered for by the pound. The beef
to be in equal proportions, fore allot hind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be reljaired
in one-half the estimated amount of the contract,
and twenty per cent . In addition will be withheld
front the amount of each payment to be made, as
collateral security for the due performance of the
contract, which will, on no account, be paid until it
is fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by a writ
ten gmkrantee, signed by one or more responsible
persong7that the bidder or bidders wikl, if his or
their bid he accepted, enter into an obligation
within live days, with good and, sufficient ellreties
to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompa
nied by such guarantee, and by satisfactory evidence
that the bidder is a regular dealer in the articles
proposed and has the license required by law,
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment. jy2l-10t
PROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPA
RATUS.
WAsniNGTON. D. C., July 28,1865.
SEALED PROI'OeALS will be received at the
Office of the Supervising Architect, Treasury De
partment, WASHINGTON, D. C., until 12 H. of
August 15, 1865, for all the improved HEATING
APPARATUS (hot water or Gould's patent,) that
may be required for the various Public Buildings in
charge of this Department prior to the 15th of Au
gust, ISM.
-Toe Apparatus required will be on the hot-water
system. or het water and low-pressure steam
billed (Gould's patent), and bidders are rernilred
Danish descriptions or plans of their Mode of con ,
struction.
The Appatitns must, in all cases, be furnished and
put up coullllete within a reasonable time from
date of order, anti must be in perfect working con
dition when turned over to the proper officers.
The bids are to be per cubic foot of space actually
healed. and we price to cover all expenses what
ever—screens, painting, Cutting of or constracting
masonry, &e.; th e freight and actual transportation
expenses of mechanics, if the services of suitable
ones cannot be procured in the places where the Ap
paratus is to be put up, will be paid for extra.
Payments, not exceeding fifty per centum of the
value of work - done, will be made during the pro
gress of the work, upon certificates of authorized
orators; forty per (mutual will- be paid for after the
work llaS heell completed and thoroughly tested,
(hiring a period of the cold season; the balance of
ten per &Mum will be retained for twelve months
after completion of work. All repairs or alterations
becoming necessary during tills period of twelve
months, and whisk were occasioned by 'imperfect
working of the Apparatus, must be made at the cost
of the contractor.
All bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
responsible persons, in the sum of Ave thousand
dollars, that the bidder will itecept and perform the
contract, if awarded to him: the sufficiency of the
security to he certified to by - the ,Collector of In
ternal lieyenim of tho district.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids, if it be deemed to the interest of the
Government to do so; and no bid will be considered
that does not conform to the requirements of this
advertisement.
Proposals should lbe endorsed "Proposals for
Heating Appara 011(1 must he addressed to Su
pervising Architect, Treasury Department.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
jy2.5-ist Suiervlsiug Architect.
WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES
'r —A new French Cosmetic for beautifying and
preserving the complexion. It is the most wonder
ful compound of the age. There is neither chalk,
powder, magnesia, bismuth, nor talc in its compo
sition, ft befog composed entirely of pare Virgin
,Wax hence The extraordinary qualities for pre
serving the thin, Malting It soft, smooth, fair, and
transparent. It malice the old appear young, th e
homely handsome, the handsome more beautiful,
and the most beautiful divine. Prices, 30 and 00
cents. Prepared onig by HUNT & CO., Perfumers,
41 South EIGHTH "treet, two doors above Chest
nut, and 133 South SEVENTH Street, above Wal
nut. iy2l-3m
COTTON AND FLAX SAIL DUOS
AND CANVAS, of all numbers and brands.
Tent Awning, Trunk and Wagon-cover Duck.
Also, Paper Manufacturers' Drier Felts, from one
to five feet wide; Paultna, I3olting Sail Twine, &c.
JOHN W. EVKRMAN
n° 8441- N 0.103 JONES' Alley.
1:13 EVANS & WATSON'S -
SALAMANDER. SAFE
aft STORN,
16 15013111 FOURTri STREET, •
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
A large variety . of FIRE-PROOF SAFES always
on hand.
ESTEY'S
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Not only UNEECEL - LED, but UNEQUALLED ib
trge r li o ef3 T a o n n d e S a cta w :u r i. found designedib frgi e g 111 7 411
adapted to the Parlor and Drawing-Room. For
sale only by E. H. BRUCE,
No. 13 North SEVENTH Street.
Also, a complete' assortment of the Perfect Me•
lodeon constantly on band. fe2l.Bm
Gg i _ PHILADELPIIIA SURGEON'S
BANDAI3II2 INSTITUTE No I_4_
NINTH Street, above Market.-E. C. Ev E H I M '
after thirty years' practical experience guarantees
the skilful adjustment of his Premium Patent
Graduating Pressure Truss Suporters, Elastle
Stockings Shoulder Bracescrutches , & c. Ladies'
apartments conducted yalaily. apl2-ly
THOMSON'S LONDON HITCH.
ENER, OR EUROPEAN RANGE for fami
lies, hotels or_pu I
blle institetions, n TWEN
TY DIFF.ERENT SIZES. Also, Philadel
phia Ranges, Hot-air Furnaces, Portable Heaters,
Lowdown Orates,_Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boilers
Stewhole Plates, Broilers, Cooking Stoves, etc., at
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturers.
CHASE, SHARP, & THOMSON,
ap26-tuths6m No. 209 North SECOND Street.
N. S. EARLEY,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.
- Loonier TENT/ 1 . 1% 4 X WIZEN Bracts. Cjes-841
AIICYION SALES.
PURNESS, BRWLEY, I r 6. f
-a. N os . 615 or:lEl4pm) T and t.:65..e..-
•
. THOMAS & SOkTS,
"'"g• liaa. 139 and 141.90uv'
-7
CARD.— EXECUTOR:Ft PER.R PPM
SEVENTY—FIVE ACRE L 6• t,
LANE TWENTY FIFTH WARI,• ''a.
We invite attention to the :shove x
hie property - , Including the .4 ,11 3 :101 '''t
MILLS,'' Dwellings, &e., to 1w soh/
OW TUESDAY NEXT, Bth .TIN,
Sale of Lets at Cape Island, on ',I kr I
REAL ESTATE AND ling: fflf
Public sale of Real Estate aria Stocks, !ry,
change, every TITESDAY, at 12 o'clock,
business season. In July and August onl;
arsaies. K 1 ! ; 51
TRITRSDAY. Sees of furniture at the Auction so, „,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE MI1;1 . T
Full particulars in handbills.
and 1,11 Smith Pon ri ,
Sale at Nos. 139
MIP - Hyuron FURNITURE, r
PARLOR ORGAN. MIRRORS, It \ 1 1
TAIG.ES, FINE CARPETS.
THIS NONNI NG.
At o'clock, at the Auction Store,
tore, tire-proof safelw Farrell and
rior parlor organ by Mason &Hamlin. '
two bagatelle tables, Florence sewing
carpets,. &c. • •
5.1. for seeount et the Ullltf.ll SI
BLANXF,TS,
URNI
MATTRESSES. SIIENT.S, rti.
•
ING, FTURE:. &e
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
August 9, at 10 o'clock, at the ,„,,
Broad and Cherry streets, a large tat;(l.6,:'":" , ?
pital stores. Full particulars lu
ready.
- PUBLIC SALE.
100.000 FEET OF LUMBER. F I 7 WN IT I Icy
at the Citizens' Volunteer Hospital. s ;.
of Broad and Washington streets. "'lt:
ON WEDNESDAY "MORNING.
August 9, at 10 o'clock, will be sold al plod!,
on the premises, 190,001:1 feet of lumber,
white-pine boards, hemlock and spruce 5,. ; ,,,,Y:tt
flooring, tte., suitable for shedding,
folding, or any rough put lose: being the
contained in the Citizens' 'Volunteer 110. 1 ,ir, t!
building will ne diXided and .01.1
purchase will be rcealrud to rchlofe rril i ;
k'.4
lot within three week!: of sale. _
MMWM
Also, store-room goods, stoves. gas and ~,
pipes, sashes, flags and riag-pole, glass sea
Stare, •c and o th er hospital stores. !,
4 Catalogue three days previous to sale,
Trustee's Peremptory Sale at Atlantis City . v
4
VALUABLE COTTAGE AND HOTEL. SITL,
AT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
ON SATURDAY,
August 12th, at 12. o'clock, 110011, at tilt'
States Hotel, Atlautic City, a ill be sold o»
of Thomas H. Dudley, Trustee, about DO
Lots.
ALE OF GOVERNMENT
kJ WAGONS, AT ALEXANDRIA, TA,
CHIEF QtrAnTEnmASTER'S OPIUM?,
DEPOT OF WAsnix(47.olt.
WASIIINO,TON, D. C. Jai!: a. WS.
Will LC cold at public ailetioll, At AL LXAN
VA..under the direction of Captain d, (i c,
Q. M,, U. S. A., on FRIDAY, August ~, t 1
o'cloru A. M. slot of
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTT-SEVEN
. WAGONS,
which have been used In.Goveranoin
The sale will be continued from am., Mitt
the whole number is sold.
Terms—Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brivet Maj. Gen. and Chief gunxterlawiter.
au*-1t Depol of
GREAT BALE OF GOVER:ouIv
HORSES AND MULES.
25,000 ANIMALS MONTH OF
SOLD DURING DA
MONTH OF AUGUST,
in the States of New York, Pennsylvania, 061;
Indiana, Delaware, Maryland, tind New
Jersey, and the Maryland ,
of
Columbia.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WAsiiixOTOY. , , D. C.,July 21. 1111,
Wlll be sold at public auction, to he highest 411.
der, at the time and_places named below, viz:
YORK.
New York city, Tuesday and Friday of each out
200 Horses each day.
New York city, Wednesday of each week, t
Mules each day.
Elmira, Tuesday, August 8 200 HOrSee.
Elmira, Tuesday, August 15.500 Mules.
Albany, Friday, August 2.5, 500 Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday. August 30 500 Mules.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday of each week, 200 lime
each day.
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday of ist
week, 100 Mules each day.
day. Pittsburg, Thursday of each week, 150 Mules eis
Tilesday, August 1, 300 Hides,
Militia town, Friday, August 4, MOO Mules,
York, 'Friday, August 4, 230 Horses.
Newyille, Wednesday, August 9, 100 Horses.
Newyille, Thursday, August 10, 100 lilacs.
Reading, Friday. , August 11, 200 Horses,
Shippensbu Wednesday, August 16, 100 ROM
Erie, Thursday. August 17, 200 Horses.
Sitippensburg, Thursday, August 17,100 Holes,
Williamsport, Friday, August 15, 200 Hones.
Tritunii, Monday, August 2i, 200 Horses.
Chambersburg, Wednesday, August 5
Horses.
Chambersburg, Thursday, August 24, 100 Balei,
Milton, Friday, August 25, 200 Horses.
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 30, 100 Horses,
Carlisle, Thursday, August 31, 100 Mules.
OHIO,
Columbiana, Tuesday, August 1, 100 Horses.
Stirs", Wednesday, August 2, 1001 Horses.
Alliance Thu - is/lay, August 3, 200 Iloratl,
Canton,Saturday, August 5, 200 Horses,
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 8, 1,000 Males.
Massillon, Tuesday, August 15, 200 Horses.
Crestline, Thursday, August 17, 500 Mules.
Cleveland, Monday . ,
_August 21, 200 Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, August 24, 1,000 Muleil
HETAIVARE.
Wilmington, Tuesday of COO week; 26 0 HMO
each da.
Wilmington, Friday of each week, 200 Mules es 4
day.
NEW JERSEY
- . -
Trenton, Thursday, August 10, 200 Mules,
Trenton, Thursday Al
gust 24, 200 Mules.
MARLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 9, and Wednethi
of each week thereafter, 200 Horses each day,
W ABritx*GTON, D. C.
2act, ifouck day 200 Mulct.
CrIESBOBO. D. D.
Each week day except Wednesday, 200 Iforse6.
An opportunity to purchase a superior Miss
saddle and draft animals, at far less than their Ira
value, is 110 W. offered to the public.
Though the majority of them are sound and be.
yiceable, they are no longer required in the arm
and must be sold.
Many of the mules were bought in the beginabg
of the war when young ; accompcmcC MearudeC
all their Marches and camps, and tee Moretti!
broken, hardened by exercise, gentle end
front being so long surrounded by the solans.
Animals will be sold singly.
_Sales ..o commence at 10. A . M.
Terms—Cash, in 'United States currency.
JAMES A. SKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General In charge,
i926-tanal Pint Division, Q. 31. C.O.
Q„ ALE OF CONDEMNED Q,VARTED
)-7 mAsTER'S STOKES. GRAIN, A:ill tkitAlN
SACKS.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S orptcc.
DEPOT OP WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON D. C. July it
Wilt be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, unlwr
direction of Captain Samuel B. Laulfcr. A. Q. SI
at sixtii-street Wharf, in the City of Washings , .
D. C., on TUMPAY, August 8 3.805, at to
A. M., a lot of quartermwteloia Stores, effithilillo
as being unfit for public service, viz.
Boilers, Scoops, Buckets, Cups, Brushes, DMZ.
Curry Combs, Lanterns, Augurs, liatclietl,
&c.
,
at the same time and place about TIVENTY-S 1
HUNDRED Bushels of OATS, and ONE lifS•
BRED THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS.
Successfulbidden must rcmoYe Ow Stores wit'"
dye (5) days from date of sale.
Terms: Cash iu Government funds,
D. H. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster ,
Ir2B-ilt Depot of Washington.
AUCTION SALE OF' CONDEM
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
MEDICAL PintrEYoll'2 OM%
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 244 lA,
Will be gold at NM auction in this
o'clock, A. M., on AIONDAY, the seventh OF
August, 1865, at the Warehouse, corner of 6,6 ,
emit]) and F streets, a large quantity of Condep
Bosnl tal Furniture and Bedding, consisting of
217 Bedside Tables, 276 Cots,
1768 Tin Plates, 466 Husk Mattrass6
781 Tin Cups, 3488 Blankets,
83)1 Wooden Buckets, 1380 Bedsacks,
294 Leather Buckets, ' 000 Sheets,
163 Common Chairs, 84100 Boxes,
101 Large Tin Hollers, 827 Flour Barrel',
2 Galvanised Ovens, 107,4i8 Bottles,
1094 Iron Bedsteads, OM Litters, C
Besides Stoves, Cauldrons, Tin Pans, offee
Knives Forks, Spoons, Candlesticks, and a quaril
Of old Lead, Copper, and Tinware.
Suceessfid bidders will be required to remove tb
stores within five (5) days from date of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
C. SUTHERLAND,
3314-130 Surgeon IL S. A. and Medical Purveyor.
k 'l EOIAL BALE OF GOVERNMES I
MULE&
THE UNITED STATtS WILL SELL AT V
LIC AUCTION,
AT
WASIIINGTON.STREET WHARF,
DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1.0
NINE HUNDRED MIJE ES.
These Moles are all serviceable. and sold onrne
want of Use, Buyers are invited to examine thel
at any time, and every fnetllty will be Sive" 01
thorough inepection.
Roomy sheds are provided for protection Rola
and rain.
ONE HUNDRED MULES
Will be sold on each WEDNESDAY and 6.ITT!
D.AY, throughout the month of August, coon ,
Jug at 10 o'clock A. M.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
By order of Brigadier General Ekin.
ALBERT S. ASIMEAIN
Captain anti ASOStant QmirteMtictet ,
Office, No. IVA MARKET Sr.,, riitia,
UNITED STATES MILITARY 11:111,
ROADS.
°FMB OP ASSISTANT ittrAnTran. l;lol,
WASHINGTON, I), , 'lull , 1 1. 61
AUCTION SALE OF 1101,LiNO ST - 01 I)., ,
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hie ,
bidder. the rein/Wing rolling Stork
On TUESDAY, ricptem),:op ie. at the Pmtina
Co.'s Shop in Portland, Maim‘, SIN: (6) Goc , ""''
Engi n
T es.
On HURSDAY, September 2), lllnkty .( at Hms , Shop In Boston, Mass., Four (4) Loeusoc , "
Engines.
On MONDAY, September 25 at 'Kennett
near Philadelphia, Pa., Fifty (50) Box freigh t
four feet eight and a half inch gauge. „
On WEDNE SDAY, September 27, ;" tcgtna
Del, Eight-four (i i)Box Peeight Cari, 111 r i
gauge..
The above stock is all new, and of the . WIT bei
quality.
The Engines are live-feet gauge, 41%42 44,01 '1 r vel
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They eau he ea , ' =
to narrow gauge at a trilling expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms : Cash in Government funds...
H. L. 11011lIss •
jy2:3-411t Brevet Colonel and A. Q . ~!„,
*A .
SALE AT ALEXANDRIA, \ OF
CONDEMNED QUARTERM
STORES, CLOTHING, CAMP, AND
EPUIP AGE.
Cutts- QUARTERMASTER'S 1firt.,,0,.
DEPOT ),TAstio.;! 145
WASltote,voNA V. • JULY 1,,P
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTIO . N. 111 1 , , i 1..3
motion of Captain J. G. C. Dec„ . A.
A., at Alexandria, Va.,. ne IVEDN
9, 1965, at 11 o'clock A. 51. a large lot of eutt.l.
partermaster's Stores, Clothing, &v., runi.l.tz,
toves, Heaters, Bridles, Saddle
dles, Chains, Vices, Anvils„1.11011111eTS, COl,l
Rasps, Files , Hatchets, Saws, Portable
Sad4llers , Tools, Weighing Scales .
Shirts, Hats Trousers .
Bootees, J
Stocstago, aeltste, Canteeas.,"fdli
sacks, Drums, Tents, Tent-'lies, Kettle , -
Spade s, I H W n M sh,e l
Continued
from day to (101. uv
the whole is sold. .e
Successful bidders will he required to roue s
stores within live (5) days front date of sate.
Terms.: Cash, in Government
H. funds.
13. RIR
Brevet Major General and ChiefGuartrro u g..„
iY2B-16t
Depot or Wu,99 1,-
9,ALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTIIi Nui
NJ CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAU
CHIEF QUAETERMASTEIt'S •-•,- • 4 05.
DEPOT OF "WASIIIS ( „
WASHINGTON', D. C., JVIIY
Will be sold at public auction, Under LW;
Lion Of Captain D. G. Thomas, M. S.
at Government Warehouse NO, a, on riot'
TEENTH,_between And I Streets, Nfirl,o
City of Washington, D. C. on A T in,tb
August 5, ligo. at 10 o'clock' A. M., a late
Condemned Clothing, consisting of—
Infantry and Cavalry' Coats, Jackets. Or
Shirts,Frocks, Drawers, Vests,PAl llllls. ,o o
locks, Sack Coats, Capes, Hats, Caps, L. 1 1,0
Stockings. Woollen Mittens, Bootees.
Hospital Tents, Wall Tents Common
lerrents *Rados, Shovels,'Hatchets , II! 00
Knapsacks,biarersaeke, ["taig a `•`
kets, &.e.
Successful bidders must remove the Moro'
five (5) days from date of sale.
Terms—Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. itiß
'But. Mn. Gen., and Chief QuarterMllfo,
CIARPET
WICKS. -Larg e i nv oices pia TEC01' 01"
COAINB, YARNS,---Aj
Sale to dealers, at owest market rates, „. c o„ ,
BOWSEIISTP7S , .,t so o ,
JeZi-tC . and ise,/orth TULay