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THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1865.
TEXT PAPERS—No.IO.
In calculating the price of w 661, a difference
of one-third must be made. against the. un ,
washed. It is-calculated that ;about that pro
portion is taken out of the weight in
The majority of wool-growers shear their
sheep dry, and sell. the wool in the dirt. Of
those who do wash r not one in ten makes a
clean job of it. The rest build an open pen on
the side of hill, close to a steep river -bank,
where the water. is deep the pen simply con
sisting of two wings starting on the river-bank
at two posts a rod or two apart, and running
back up the hill like the letter V, widening
out from the river. Into this the flock is dri
ven, and then rushed by the dogs over the bank
through the narrow opening into the river
below. They all swim down the current, and
are finally permitted to land Op soma - clean,
level place below, and taken back to their
feeding-ground " washed for market:,
SREARING .&2D PAOKI/Pia
Shearers go throughthc country in April and
May, shearing at from Ave to eight' cents per
head, and tying the fleeces for sacking. The
fleece is spread out upon a large table, outside
up, the edges folded in, and then rolled up
close, and tied with twine. Sacks are made
about eight feet long, and of two:and-a-half
breadths of heavy muslin, left openat one end.
A hoop of iron, or grape-vine is made, just
large enough 'to stretch the open end over it,
which being done and sewed, the sack is hung
up clear from the ground by a rope fastened to
each side of the hoop, and then flung over the
limb of a tree. A few fleeces are thrown in,
when one man climbs in, and with his feet
packs in and treads down what another throws
up to him;, and so the sack is filled. Then the
hoop is taken oir and the end sewed up, and
the wool is ready for market. The longer it
is kept the heavier it grows ; so nothing is lost
by laying awhile after sacking. Sales are
usually made upon the ranch, and without fur
ther trouble to the owner.
TUB DAILY DOIFYINE
of a shepherd's life is about this : Early in the,
morning he goes into his pens, looks out all
that are needing particular attention, has
them caught by his dog or does it himself with
a crook - , of by the leg (no good shepherd ever
Catches by the wool, it hurts the sheep), and
after doing his doctoring of sore feet and acci•
dental hurts, goes to breakfast. This over, and
his dog fed, he puts in his scrip bread and meat
enough for two dinners, opens his pens, and
follows his sheep wherever they choose to go
through the day, keeping them always in
sight; and suffering none to stray away. This
he dWes by his dog, and a good dog is worth
twliinen, in driving in and keeping the flock
together. Through the heat of the day, the
sheep lie in the shade, and towards night turn
homeward, and about sunset are penned up
securely till morning again. It is an easy,
lazy life, and shepherds get but small pay.
Ivoicss, DOGS, AND HODS,
Are the shepherds bane; and his folds
should be wolf and hog tight. A hungry one
of either will attack the flock, either in the
pen or on the prairies ; and if not driven off,
kiln half a Modred at airline. The hogs only
attack the lambs, but are terribly destructive
in early spring. In some regions, the woods
and river bottoms are full of hogs that are wild
in everything, save carrying a mark in the
eai , , and being the property of somebody, who,
when the right time Comes, will shoot them /IS
they run, and garnish the beams of his smoke
houses with their - most fatted flitches and oily
hams. The little lambs would stand but a poor
chance of ever being sheared, if left to fight
their own Way with these long-tusked savages.
But as no shepherd is a hog-owner, hriStlol
soon give way to wool, and pork goes down,
while mutton comes up. The hog-owners
grumble awhile, but finally move their endan
gered stock to safer localities. The wolves
and dogs are sneaking ranrdererS ; and it is
only now and then that the bullet finds one
out and lays him out as well. But when they
get too troublesome for longer endurance, the
ranchman kills an old buck or a young steer,
skins him, opens him to his entrails without
taking them out, puts his horse to his buggy,
hitches the carcase by a hind leg to the hind
axle, and letting it drag, takes a broad sweep
around his lands, brings it back to some se
cluded spot not a great way from home, and
leaves it well doctored Up with strychnine.
Ile then ties up his own dogs, sends word to
his neighbors to do the same, and waits the
motions of Providence. Growling and snarl
ing is the fashionable music in that locality
for a night or two, but thereafterwards, wolf
and dogskins are cheap for a year.
The shepherd dogs are well-trained, coura-
geous little fellows, always ready to either
bark or bite at any interloper, but no match
for the fierce, strong jaws and sharp teeth of a
wolf. My own dogs are pure blond Scotch
Coly ; one of which, not weighing twenty
pounds, closed in for a fight with a full-grown
bear ; but a single pressure of old Bruin's pon
derous Jaws awn each side of the little early
neck, laid poor Wallace Out, and left him a
wounded invalid for three months after. He
-liked bears nO better, but gave them a wider
berth after that.
The sagacity of the shepherd dog is wonder
ful. He is not treated as a dog, but is talked
to and ordered about exactly as though he
were a child. He understands it all, and obeys
either the voice or the sign exactly. By day
he accompanies the flock, keeps them to-
gether, drives them in, catches single sheep
as bidden, and keeps oft' intruders. At night
he sleeps by the fold, and seems always awake
and in motion. I have seen a little half-grown
pup go alone and untold into the thickets,
hunt up and drive carefully out, and to the
pen, a little stray lamb, that nobody knew
Was lost.
It is an ekt saying, that C I the mere yOu whip
a dog the better he likes you." Shepherd dogs
disprove it entirely. One that is often whip
ped is spoiled. It makes him sneaking, obsti
nate, and worthless. And I would discharge
the best shepherd that ever followed-a flock
upon the hills of Scotland, ii he insisted upon
whipping his dog for every fault, especially
When training him. And now we will take a
look at
One who intends to raise Stock in connection
with farming (corn and grain raising,) may
settle anywhere north of the Colorado, and
west of the belt of post-oaks, that runs up
through Bastrop, Burleson, Miam i and Falls
Counties, and so on farther north, so he shuns
the Blackjack and Lundy poStoak lands, and
looks out to get plenty of good water and rail
timber, near enough for fencing. But, con
nected with farming, stock-growing never
assumes the dimensions, nor yields the profit
that it does in the purely Stoek country ?
where no farming is done. So he who intends
to make the most of cattle-growing, ebould go
west of the Colorado, and from there to the
Rio Grande he can hardly go amiss. Of course
he will avoid regions Closely settled, and seek
for large, open country; and then secure
good water, with rails enough for pens, and
wood enough for the fire. If he can put his
cabin and pens upon the south side of a piece
of timber, it is all the better, since then he has
a natural shield from the cold northers of
winter.
It is better also to have broad, open prairies
on one side for summer range, and wooded
hills or river bottom on the other for winter.
If so situated, his stock will take to the open
prairies in good weather, and to the shelter of
the hills and bottoms in storms, and will
Scatter much less than in entirely open
Country like the great coast prairies. Where
there is no shelter at hand, cattle run long
dlatances before a. storm, and sometimes never
find their way back till driven.
Having bought, (often but few acres holding
the wood and water—for cattle and horses run
where they please,) built his pens and cabin,
the new beginner buys as many cattle as he
has money to pay for, or credit to obtain, with
the proviso that they are to be delivered to
him in the pen on a given day. If he takes
"stock cattle," he gets cows, calves, and one
and two year olds in equal numbers, and pays
about seven dollars per head. Thus, for four
hundred cattle, of which one hundred are
cows, one hundred calves, one hundred year
Olds, and one hundred two year olds, he pays
twenty-seven hundred dollars. If h 0 buyS
cows and calves he gets the same number, that
is, two hundred cows and their two hundred
calves for the same money, which is still a
better purchase on the whole than the other.
Ile now axes upon a brand for the hip or
shoulder, and a mark for the car, and has
them recorded in the County reoOrds. I - Now he
gets his branding iron, (perhaps the initials of
his name) made by a blacksmith, sharpens up
a knife for the ear-cutting, buys a good raw
hide lariat, Say forty feet long, with a noose in
one end, builds up a fire in the pen where his
Cattle are collected, and with a Mexican. or
some other good lariat man, and an extra
hand or two, proceeds to business.
... _ . .
The Mexican snakes a large running noose in
one end of his lariat, coils the most of it up
into one hand, and flings the open noose
with the other, not only on to any
animal he pleases, but over its head, around
its horns, or Mantling a foot, just as
he likes. The animal thus eaug,bt, is hove to
the ground. Counter-branded by the first
owner, (that is, branded with his brand again,
over or und crate old brand,) and then branded
with the brand of the purchaser—the ear
mark, altered with the knife—and then letup.
After the whole herd has undergone the same
operation—the purchase being thus legally
completed—the cattle are again turned at
liberty, or driven away, according as they
have been purchased, where they are to run,
or far from home.
It Is always best to buy where the cattle are
to run, az it slims the expense of driving to a
new range and herding.
In the spring for about two months the stock
raiser knows no rest. Early and late he is
riding the country, gathering up his stock
and branding hie Calves. Then he seats again
until fall, when he once more gathers , to sell
his beeves. The whole country is open
throughout the great stock region; and no
fences set their stakes against the wanderings
of the cattle. They are not herded, and of
course, their range is a wide One.
Nearly every cattle-raiser hunts,both spring
and fall, for twenty miles around him, and
this IS
THE WAY IT 1$ DONE.
Hunting parties are made up of the stock
men of a neighborhood, say a dozen, more or
less. Each Than straps to his saddle his brand
ing trans, a lariat, a stake-rope, a pone or two
ofbreed, a piece of bacon, a bag of coffee, a tin
cup_, a box of matches, and Ws - blanket. 'Him
self equipped with a broad brimmed hat, a
flannel shirt, and pants of the same, with big
boots and rancho spurs, a belt with revolver
and knife, and a cow-whip, (a rawhide lash
from ten to fifteen feet in length, with a stock
about twelve inches only, and the wickedest
xhip ever used_,) be mOttlitS his
. pony and goes
forth for a week's bunt. B . ST. JABIM.
LXIRAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE RECEIVER
OF TAXES. naILADZIRMA, July 11, 1885.'
Notice is hereby given, that writs of seire facies
will be issued upon the Claims for Taxes herein..
after mentioned, at the expiration of six weeks
from the date hereof, unless the same are paid
Within that time to JOHN E. LATTA. Eery,
Solicito No o . r 1 t 2 h B e
S R ou e h i veXTfH T ax
rese
t.
City vs. J. W. Potts, C. P., J. T. 1885, No. 1.
City and State tax,lB6o, $47.64. Lot northwest
corner Morris and eulah streets, 190 by 150 ; First
ward. _ .
Same vs. C. M. Phillips, C. P. J. T., 1666 No. 2.
City and State tax, 1860_, $27.05. 'Lot south side Rule
street, 2B3Seet west, of Fourth street, 66 by 160; First
Same vs. F. E. Vandyke, C. P., J. T. 1863, No. 3.
City and State tax, 1860, 530.71. Lot West side
Eighteenth street, 136 feet north of Fitzwater, 60 by
64; First Ward.
Same vs. R.. bleMenny, C. P-, J. T. 1835, NO, 4.
City and State tax, 1850, $9.57. Lot ' west side of
Fifth street, 302 feet north of Reed street, 18 by 128;
First ward.
. .
Same. vs. William Wharton, C. 1%; J. T., Mai, No.
5. City and State tax; 1860, $30.17. Lot southeast
corner Front and Dllolin streets, 550 by 80; First
wamd.
Swine vs. 11. DicAnany, C. P. J. T.. 1865, No. 9.
City and State tax, 1860, $42.49. Lot, and two three
story brick houses, southeast corner Fifth and Bor
den streets. 32 by 15; First ward.
Same vs. McFadden, P., J. T., 1865, No. 7. City
and State tax, 3860, 408.25. Lot west side Fourth
street, 68 feet north of Dickerson, 64 iq 170.1 First
ward,
Same vs, Unknown. C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 8. City
and State tax, 1860,518.13. Lot east side of Moya
inensing avenue. 152 feet 3 inelies south of Tasker
street, 42 by 20 First ward.
Same vs. Alexander Distils.; C. P., J. T.,1866,
6. City and Slate tax, 1860, $89.60. Lot west side of
n
Fourth street, 62 feet ineties south of Moore street,
136 by 460; FirSt ward _
-
Same v , s. J. Johnson, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 10.
City and State tax, MOO, $40.07. Lot northwest cor
ner Seventh and Moore streets, 187 feet on Seventh
street, 145 feet on Moore street, thence along Wag
ner's Line 39 feet, thence along Richard's Line 245
feet; First ward. _ .
Same vs. Mary Vanderslice, C. P., J. T., 1861, No.
11. City and State tax, 1860. *18.03. Lot south 81036
Wharton street, 16 feet west of Third street, 16 by
100; First ward.
Same vs. Samuel Moonry, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
12. City and State tax, 1860, 6;27.5i. Lot southeast
corner Aloyamensing avenue and Reed street, 16 by,
50 ; • Float ward.
Same vs. Alexander Usti's, C. P., 3. T., 1865, No.
13, City and State tax, 1860, $44.92. Lot southwest
corner Firth and Moore streets, 101 by 100; First
ward. _ _
Same vs. J. W. Potts, D. C., J. T., 1865, No. 1.
City and Sre tax, 1860, $133.26. Lot on Eighth
street, 112 1' 291 feet to Lewis street; First ward
Same TS. 'I. Stewart, D.C. J. T.,1865, No. 2. City
and State tax, 1860, $266.30. Lot southweast corner
Sixteenth and Pine streets, 228 by 396; First ward.
Same vs. B. Kennedy, D. C. J. T., 1865, No. 3, City
and State tax, 1860, 41102.94. Lot northwest corner
Fifth and Milliin streets, 298 by 150 gat; First ward.
Same vs. Hannah Bernard, C. P.;ese T. 1865, No.
14. City and State tax, 1860,401.34. 'Lot and four
story brick house west side Swanson s 3 / 4 pet, 17 feet
south of South street. 17 by 82; Fourth, dc:'
Same vseAtine Williams, C P., J. Fourth,_
•0 , • 15.
City and. State tax, 1880, 0.08. TllMe.tstieele s ;
building, north side Front street, Melees:lwo ,
Barron street, 17 by 25; Fourth ward. Ss es a} s
Same vs. John S. Lyster..C. P. 3. T., 1865, N.,
City and State tax, 1860, $2.01. Lot and two-story
brick building, south side Monroe street, 280 feet
west from Third street, 17 feet by 236 feet; Fourth
ward.
Same vs. F. S. Johnson, C. F., 3. T., 1365, No. 17.
City and State tax, 1860, 800.88. Lot and three
story building litereon, south side of Almond street,
30feet east 01 Front street, 18 by 60; Fourth ward.
Same vs. John R. Taylor,C. P., J. T. 1865, No.
B. City and State tax, 1860 $4.44. Lot and three
story brick house, east aide Front street, 40 feet
Health Of South street, 20 by 80', * Fourth - ward.
Same vs. F. &Johnson C. P J. T., 1865, No, 18.
City and State tax 1860 460.09. Lot and three-story
brick house, east side Front street, 85 feet south of
Almond street, 84 by 200; Fourth ward.
Same vs. same, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 20. City
and State tax, 1860, $80.19. Lot and two-story frame
building, east side Front street, 65 feet south of Al
mond, 17 by 2001 Fourth ward.
Same vs. Mrs. M. Bradley, C. P p 1. T., MT, No.
21. City . and State tax, 1860, $31).}1. Lot and two
story brick house, 233 feet south of South street, 17
by 80; Fourth ward.
Same vs. William Dickens, D. C. J. T., 1865, No.
4. City and State tax, 1860, $207 . 41.. Lot and three
story brick bowie, northeast corner of Sixth and
Spruce streets, is by to, No. 541; Fifth ward.
Same vs. Henry E. Wallace, D, C., J. T., 1865,
No. 5. City and State tax, 1860. $237.16. Lot and
four-story brick house, west side Sixth street, 61.
feet south of Sansom street, 21 by 135, No. 128; Fifth
ward.
Same vs, J, McLoughlin, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
M. City and State tax, 1000, 445.41. Lot and four
story brick house north 'side Lombard street, 52 feet
west of Seventeenth street, 17 by 60; Seventh ward.
Same vs. Owen Shields, C. P. J. T.,1865, No. 23.
City and State tax, 1860, $27.77. Lot and three-story
brick house west side Twenty-fourth street, 65 feet
south of Pine street_ s 15 by 55; Seventh ward.
,Sari yo, George H. Armstrong, C. P., J. T., 1865
N o . 24. City ana Siete 18811. $46.16, bet north
side Lombard street, 47 feet east of Morris street,
16 by 80, No. 1415; Seventh ward.
Same vs. Anna Lawrence, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
25. City and State tax, 1860, $13.03. Lot north side
Lombard street, 30 feet east of Aspen street, 16 by
79; Seventh event.
Same vs. Catharine Mealy; C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
26. City and State tax, 1860, $21.18. 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., 1865, No. 27.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.44. Lot and two-and-a
balf-stoey brick house north side South street, 144
feet evM. of Eleventh street, 18 by 80, No. 1117;
Seventh ward.
Same vs. John D, Shaw, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
08. City anti State tax, UN, ed.. Lot and four
brick houses west side Twenty-fourth street, 30 feet
north of Kent street, 32 by 58.
Same vs. Jacob Snyder, D. C., J. T., 1865, No. 6.
City and State tax, 1860, $252.34. Lot and three
story brick house southeast corner King and Fif
teenth streets, 56 by 108, No. 415; Seventh ward.
Same vs. D. McCandless, C. P. J. T., loss, N 0.29.
City and State tax, 1860, OM. Lot and two three
story brick houses southwest corner Lombard and
Seventeenth streets, 16 by 35; Seventh ward.
Same vs. A. M. A. Lawrence, D. C., S. T., 1865,
No. 7. City and State tax, 1860, $178.00. Lot and
dwelling west side Washington Square, 20 feet south
of Goodwater street, 20 by 206; Eighth ward.
Same vs, Robert J. Arundle,J.T. 1865, No.
8. City and State tax, 1860, e 105.07. Lot Ilnd brick
dwelling east side Broad street, 60 feet south of Pop
lar, 30 by 360; Fourteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles Wetherill, C. le, J. T., 1865, No.-
30. city . and State tax, 1860, $60.16. Lot north side
of Market street, 149 feet west of Twentieth, 21 by
180; Ninth ward.
Salne vs. H. Catherwood, C.P., J. T. 1865, No. 31.
City and State toy, 1880, 874,92, Lot north side
Chestnut, 60 feet east of Twenty-second, 40 by 163
feet; Ninth ward.
Same vs. John W. Wallace. C. P., J. T., 1565, No.
32. City and State tax, 1860e567.54. Lot and three.-
story brick dwelling east side of Nineteenth street,
213 feet north of Chestnut street, 38 by 65; Ninth
ward.
Same vs. Bachternaet, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. sa.
City and State tax, 3260, $05.29. Lot and buildingS
northeast corner Tenth and Morgan streets, 18 by
120; Tenths ever&
Same vs. John Walters, D. 0.„.T. T., 1865, No. 9.
City and State tax, 1860, $133.80. Lot northeast cor
ner Eleventh and Coates streets, 40 by 140; Four
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. B. F, O'Neill, C. P., J. T., lice, No.
34. City and State tex, 1800, 4-10.21. Lot and build
ings southeast corner Llancock and PißeniX streets,
60 by 80; Seventeenth ward.
Same NS. B. Sherry, D. C. 3. T., 1865, No. 10. City
and State tax, 1860, $140.53. Lot and buildings north
side Master street, extending from America to Cad
walader streets, 30 on Master, 160 on America, and
164 on Cadwalader; Seventeenth ward.
Seine VI, B. Sherry, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 35. City ,
and State tax,
1860, $44.40. Lot and three-story
brick dwelling 'west side of Cadwalader street, 125
feet north of Master street, 22 by 100; Seventeenth
ward.
Same vs. Margaret Fredericks,C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 36. City and State tax, 186, $11.56. Lot west
side Wood street, 54 feet east of Duke street, 18 by
100; Eighteenth ward.
Samevs. GeorgeM. Hill, 151 - . P., 1.T., 1081. No. 37.
City and State tax, 1860, $7.16. Lot south side Cher
ry street. 81 feet west of Bedford street, 18 by 80;
Eighteenth ward.
Seine vs. William Vaughn C. P., N. T., 1865, No.
38. City and State tax 3&00, $7.16. Lot southwest
side Vienna street, 100 feet south of Lemon street,
17 by 1001 Eighteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles E. Spangler, D. C., J. T., 1865,
No. 11. City and Mate tax,lB6o, VOLES. Lot north
east corner Trenton avenue and Ann street, 402 by
DO feet 9 inches to Witte street; Nineteenth ward.
Same wk. S. S. Davis, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. '39.
City and State tax, 1860, $9.86. Lot southeast ear
ner of Ontario and Myrtle street, 250 by 63; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. E. Davis, C. P. J. T., 1803, No. 90. City
and Stale tax, 1860, $18.94. Lot southeast corner
Elm and Brown streets, 60 by 108; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. George C. Barber,C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
41. City and State tax, 186 e, $26.28. Lot northwest
. corner Sergeut and Trenton avenue,Bo by 138; Nine
teenth Ward.
Sante vs. Robert Sitter, C. P... 1. T., 1806, No. 41%.
City and State tax, 1860, $18.42. Lot southeast corner
Sepviva and Jackson streets, ill by 100; Nineteenth
ward.
Sonic TO. Patrick Clark, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 42.
City and State tax, 1860, $16.13, Lot northwest cor
ner Monmouth and Duke streets, 63 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Seine vs. 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 B. Adams, C. P., J. T.,1865, N 0.44.
City and State tax, 2860, $30.72. Lot and four brick
Lougee WPM Of Fitter street, 284 feet south of Harri
son street, 80 by 100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James M. Caeker„ . C. P., 3. T., 1865, No.
45. City' and State tax, 1860, e 18.95. Lot northwest
corner Salmon and Wellington streets, 108 by 105;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Thomas Daley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 46.
City and State tax, 1860, $14.51. Lot east side of
Brown street. 7.8 foot south of Reading Railroad, 57
by 102; leisietiweth ward.
Same vs. R. S. Simpson, C. P.. J. T., 1565, No. 47.
City and St ate tax, 1860, $14.73. Lot south side Cam
bria street, 160 feet east of Coral street,.6o by 145;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George W. Burr, C. P., J. T., 1805, No.
48. City and State tax, 1860, $15.90. Lot southwest
corner Xineeleit and Cumberland streets, 60 by 114;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., J. T., 1665, No.
49. City and State tax, 1800, $14.50.0t west side
Front street, 117 feet southward of L Susquehanna
avenue, 51 by 110 ; Nineteenth ward.
SaTne vs. same, C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 50. City
and State tax, 1860, $18.04. 'Lot west side Front
street, 60 feet south of Diamond, 300 by 110; Nine
teenths ward.
Same vs. same ' C. P., J. T. 1865, No. Si. City
and State tax, 1560, $47.99. Lot west side Front
street, 54 feet north of Diainontl, 17.5 by 110; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs.J.V.PetersOn,C.P.,J.T.,IB6S,Ne.S2. City
and State tax, 1860, $24.31. Lot and two brick hOnses
south side Pepper street - , Da Poet west of Trenton
avenue, 10 in s eute Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Purvis, C. P., 3. T., 1963, No. 55.
City and State tax, 1860, $40.58. Lot southwest cor
ner Gaul and Clearfield streets, 295 by 165; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Charles A. Pall, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
54. City and State tax, 1860., $30.72. Lot west side
Banco street, 294 feet south of Huntingdon street,
142 by 109; Nineteenth ward.
Suisse vs. A. J. Patti_, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 65.
City and State tax, 1360. $18.94. Lot and }sending
east side Third street, 360 feet north of Oxford, 31
by . 74; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Townsend, C. P., J. T., 1805, No.
'56. City and State tax, 1860, $2.5.65. Lot and two
three-story brick houses east side Duke street, 216
feet south of Reading Railroad, 39 by 81; Nineteenth
ward,
. Same vs. William Tieford, C. P., J. T., 156 e, NO.
57. City and State tax, 1860, $15.65. Lot east side
Richmond street, 20 feet north of Ontario street, 72
by 141; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John Tucker, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 58.
City and State tax, 1860, $7.12. Lot south side Vie
torte street, 160 feet east of Lambert street, 71 by
71; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Join, C. Thile. C. P. J. T.. 1865. N O , 59 .
City and State tax, 1880, .10.10. tut east altleaNsalker
street, 119 feet south ol Reading Railroad, 64 by 65;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Unknown, C. P., J. T.,11365, No. 60, City
and State tax, 1860, $--. Lot west side Ai - Ovate
street, 43 feet north of Ann street, 37 by 100; Nine
teenth ward,
Same vs. Unknown, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 61.
City and State tax, neee $5.12. Lot east side Chat
ham street, 433 feet south of Clearfield, 36 by 165;
Nineteenth ward.
Same - vs. Unknown. C. P., 3. T., 1865, N 0.62. City
and State tax, 1800, 513.99. Lot northeast corner
lietilewell and Tonsils streets, 100 by 140; Nine
teenth ward
Same vs. E. B. Pennock, C. P.,. J. T., 186 i, N 0.63.
City and State tax, 1860, $21.89. Lot east Side Chat
ham street, 25 feet north of Reading Railroad, 98 by
69.7%; Nineteenth ward.
Satre vs. C. C. Roberts., C. P. J. T., 1865. No. 64.
City and State tax, 1860, $19.09. Lot north stile Hunt
ingdon street, 06 feet east of Thompson street, 59 by
50 } Nineteenth ward.
}Senn, vs. James B. Rcamsey, C. P.,,T. T., 1865, No.
65. City and State tax, 1860, $7.10. Let and frame
dwelling north side Anthracite street, 160 feet east
of Almond. 20 by 20.
~;ame vs. Charles E. Spangler, D. C. J. T., 1865,
No. 12. City and State tax,lB 6 o, $137.59. Lot east side
Trenton avenue, 50 feet north Of Clearfield, 582 by
150; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. H. Ilaieuel, C. P ,31
18651 No, 68 .
City and State tax, 1460. $24.31. * Lot northwest cor
ner Allegheny avenue and Salmon, 150 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John B. Adams,D. 'C., J. T., 1665, No.
13. City and State tax,
1150, $118,29. Lot and ten
brick buildings, northwest yowler Brown and Hold
streets, in TWO; Nineteenth ward,
Same vs. John Peyton , J. T. 1885, No.
67. City and State tax, 1 8 6 0 emss. Lot 'southeast
corner Miller and Allegheny avenue, 190 by 60; Nine
teenth ward.
Sante vs. John Rice, J. T., 1865, No. 68. City
and State tax. 1860, $23.47. Lot south side Cambria
Street, 162 feet east of Amber street, 100 by 146; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John Brown, C. P., J. T., 1008, N o . ae
City and State tax, 1860, $61.81. Lot and tnmixtv-alic
brick houses, southeast corner Dauphin and Ne e l
streets, 288 by 156; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George W. Brown, C. P., 3. T., 188.5, No.
70. City and State tax, $8.61. Lot northwest corner
Sepviva and Emellue stieete, 36 by 60; Nineteenth
ward,
Zarne• TS. Henry S. Mott, C. P.„ 3. T. 1880, No. 71.
City and State tax, 1850. *19.52. Lot northeast cor
ner Butler and Myrtle streets, 112by446; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Chris. B. Spangler, C. T., 1865, No.
72. City and State tax, 1860, $24.80. Lot northeast
corner Werkle and Clearfield streets 141 by 75;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Wharton, C. P., J. T., 1883, No.
73. City stud State tax, 1860, $15.89. Lot, uxtik tilde
.• , -
Someniet street, 165 feet west of Cedar street, 60 by
161; Nineteenth ward.
' Same ea. William Watt, C. P.,. J. T„ Ma t No. 74.
City and State tax, 1800, 6,5.70. Lot west side Gall•
phin street, 198 feet west of Trenton avenue, 18 by
100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Jacob Wetzell C. P. T., 1885, No. 75.
City and State tax,lB6o, 161. 'Lot west , side How
ard street. 192 fet usouth of York, 36 by 95; Nine
teenth ward.
Sante va. John Patrick. C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 76."
City and Statetax, 1860, 1018.94. Lot east side Brown
street 100 feet south of Allegheny avenue, 101 by
111; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George Payne, C. P., J. T., 1866, No. 77.
City and State tax, 1860, $13.20. Lot north side Al
legheny avenue, 41 feet north of Almond, 40 by 160;
Nineteenth ward.
Sable vs. William 5. Gwanzev, C. P., J. T.. 1866,
No. 78. City and State tax, 184, $15.98. Lot south
side Norris street, 84 feet west of Apple, 83 by 57;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Trayner,C. P., T., 1885, No.
79. City and State tax, 1880 $18.91. Lot north aide
llandolph street, 142 feet west of Trenton avenue,
100 by 100 i Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. E. Thomas, C. r., J. T., 1886, No. BD.
City and State tax 1860, $lO.OB. Lot northeast cor
ner Somerset and Cedar streets, 60 by 80; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Edward Trout, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 81.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.98. Lot west side
Brown street, 188 feet south of Clearfield street; 52
by 95; Nineteenth ward,
same vs. John W. Trump, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
82. City and State tax, 18W,_ $24.81. Lot southeast
corner Allegheny avenue and Almond street, 188 by
70: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Tomlinson C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
83. City and State tax, 1860, *11.77. Lot West side
Richmond street, 154 feet north of Allegheny ave
nue, 5111}' 100;
ward.
Same vs. Albert White, a. P., J. T., 1865. No. 84.
City and State tax. isso, *50.73. Lot southeast cor
ner Chatham and Wellington streets, 267 by 86;
Nineteenth ward. . .
Same vs. John Vaughn, C. P.. J. T., 1885, No. 85.
City and State tax, 1860, 414.51. Lot northeast cor
ner of William and Almond streets 60 by 105; Nine
tccnth,ward.
Same vs. W. Whynoor C. P. J. T.,1866, No. 88.
City and State tax, 1880, 41 i,
1.58. Lot southwest cor
ner Salmon and Wellington streets, 53 by 105 ; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Conrad Wyaut, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 87.
City and State tax, 1860, 45.87. Lot east Side Han
cock street, 282 feet south of Cumberland street, 18
by 92; Nineteenth ward.
Seine vs. Brown, Desert & Co., C. P. J. T, 1865,
No. 88, City and State tax, 1860, $24.81. Lot north
west corner of Cumberland and Gaul streets, 60 by
160: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P. J. T.,1885,N0. '
89. City and State tax, 1860, $59.53. Lot and build
ing northwest corner Girard avenue and Darien
street, 18 by 87, No. 811'. Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Abraham White, C. P. 3. T., 1865, No.
90. City and State tax MO, $24.96. Lot Southeast
corner of Myrtle and h t ettlewell streets, 191 by 215;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Stockton, C.P., J.T., 1865, No. 91.
City ne d State tax, 1860, 45.66. Lot east side Tucker
street. 266 feet west of Cedar street, 16 by 76; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel F. Shook, C, P., J. T.,„ 1865, No.
92. City and State tax, 1800, $10.07. Loehorthwest
corner 'Tulip and Tucker streets, 60 by 102; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Maitland, C.P:; J.T., 1865, No. 98.
City and State tax, 1960, $36.75. Lot east. side of
Broad street, 120 feet north of Jackson street, 1211 by
Nineteenth ward.
nme vs.Witham Smith, 0. P., J. T., 1866, NO, 94.
' it, andEtate tax, 1880, i 132.07. Lot southeast corner
CuMberland and Tulip streets, 72 by 150; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Unknown, C. P. J. T., 1885, No. 95. City
and State tax, 1865, $8.62. 'Lot south side Toronto
street, 330 feet west of Bath street, 30 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. E. Spangler, CO. J. T.,1865, No. 96.
City and State tax, 1860, 4022.68. 'Lot south side of
Plum street, 20 feet west of Bath street, 240 by 100;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Patrick Norr s, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 97.
City and State tax, 1860, $14.51. Lot northwest
corner William and Almond streets,6o by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Daniel McDevitt, C.P., 3.T., 18E5. No.
98. City and State tax, 1860, 46.68. Lot gentile-SA
corner Almond and Elm streets, 20 by 127; Nine
teenth ward.
. Same vs. Michael McMenamy,C. p., J. T., 1865,
No. 99. City and State tax, 1860511.57. Lot south
west corner of William and Tulip streets, 54 by 102;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. W. Melllione, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
100. City and State tax, 1860, 427.77. Lot south stile
Cambria street, 60 feet west of Trenton avenue, 113
by 146; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John Nelson,C. P., I. T.,1665, No. 101.
City and State tax 1860, $14.54. Lot southeast cor
ner Almond and Birch streets, 105 by 60; Nineteenth
ward. .
Same vs. John McCluskey, C. T. - , J. T., 1888, No.
102. City and State tax; 1860513. Lot northwest
corner Howard and Norris, '7O by 45; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. C. S. Oram, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 103.
City and State tax, 1880, $67.28. Lot northeast cor
ner West and Division, 292 by 1=; Iffinetecenth
- ward.
-Same vs. A. Olivine, C. P., J. T.,-1865, No. 104.
City and State tax, 1860, $13.80. Lot southeast cor
ner Allegheny avenue and Brown, 70 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. Wendell, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 105.
City and State tax, 1800, 412.99. Lot east side Somer-
SOL 79 feet South of Itoward, 40 by 310; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. C. Wendell, C.P., J. T., 1865, NO. 106.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.99. Lot south side Le
high avenue, 60 feet cast of Sepviva, 46 by 120; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Richard Whiteall, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
107. City and State tax, 1860, $15.99. Lot north side
Somerset street, 161 feet west of Cedar street, 60 by
191: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. 0. weber, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. M.
City and State tax, 1860,'514.51. Lot southeast cor
ner Pepper and Lemon streets, 60 by 90; Nineteenth
svard.
Same vs. Thomas McCann, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
10834. City and State tax, 1860, $21.88 ' . Lot and frame
house southwest corner Somerset and Almond
siesta, 60 by 100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Robert McKinley, C. P., I. T., 1285, No.
109. City and State tax, 1860, $lO.OB. Lot east side
Almond street 160 feet south of Westmoreland, 52
by 140; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William C. MeMakin, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 110. City and State tax, 1860, 430.72. Lot south
west eornerTaul and 'Wellington, 287 by 82; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Wm. McFarland, C. P., - 3. P.,1685, No.
111. City and State tax, 18E0, .921.87. Lot southwest
corner of Front. and Diamond streets, 60 by 110 feet;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Carlton R. Moore, C. P.. J. T., 1865, No.
112. - City and State tax, 18110, $23.33. Lot southeast
corner Sargeaut and Sepviva, 54 by 140; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Carlton R. Moore, C. P., J. T., ISM, No.
113. City. and State tax, ROO, 418.42. Lot southwest
corner Ptpper and Tulip streets, 100 by 90; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Moore, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 114.
City antes State tax, 1860, 930.7'2. Lot east side Duke
street, 60 feet south of Elm street, 130 by 86; Nine
teenth Ward,
Same vs. George Dfoore, C. P„ J. T., 1865, No. 115.
City and State tax, 1860, 915.46. Lot west side Sal
mon street, 100 feet south of Cleartleld street, 51 by
MS; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George Moore, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 116.
Cite and State tax, 1860, $30.69. Lot northeast cor
net Lehigh avenue and West street, 99 by 117; Nine
teenth ward..
Same vs. H. Morgan, U. P., J. T., 1860, No. 117.
City and State tax, 1860, 912.88. Lot east side Bodine
street, 60 feet north of-Columbiaavenue, 57 by 49;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mitchell, C. P.. J. T., 1865, No. 118. City
and State tax, 1860, 48.59. 'Lot north side Cumber
land. 66 feet west of Cedar street, 18 by 160; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Beie,inmin E. Moore, C.P., T., MG, No.
119. Mt - and State tax,lB6o. $33.78. Lot northwest
corner Wheat Sheaf lane mid Cooper street, 76 by
536 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. D. Monier, C. P., J.T,, 1865, No. 120. City
and State tax, 1860. $6,40. Lot west side Duke street,
126 feet south of Monmouth street, 121. by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. S. W. Stockton, C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 121.
City and State tax, 1860, V,16. Lot and frame house
south side Maple street, 20 feet east of Melvnle, 20 by
100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. W. Carrigan, C. P., J. T. 1865. No.
122. City and State tax, 1860, $59.89. Lot" southeast
corner Duke and Westmoreland streets, 348 by 96;
Nineteenth ward.
t'onle VS, BeltjaMinPlttlield, C. P., J. T., 1816, No.
113. City - and State tax, 1380, 4138.06. Let on York
street, hounded by West, Paul, Gordon, and York
streets; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Eliza A. Reed, C. P., T., 1865, No. 124.
City and State tax, 1860, 498.46. Lot on Adams
street, bounded by Adams, Duke, Emeline, and
Almond streets; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs.. Aaron Sabers, C, P., J. T., 1885, No. 125.
City and State tax, Imo, $83.86. Lot southwest eon's
nor Clearfield and Lemon streets., 108 by 101; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Dubosque. C. P.. J.T., 1865, N 0.126. City
and State tax, 1800, $18.95. Lot northeast corner.
Somerset and Amber streets, 72 by 146; Nineteenth
Ford.
Same vs. dgfitiP. C. 4 .i J, T., 15 66 , No. 121 .
City and State tax, 1803, 912.49. Lot southeast doe
nor Cambria awl Amber streets, 90 by 73; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Charles Dixey, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 128.
City and State tax, 1860, 4 2.21. Lot southwest cor
ner Auburn and Trenton avenue, 98 by 146; Nine
teenth ward.
Same ye. John 0. Pritclietto, (LP., J. T., 1 863 , No.
129. City and State tax, 1800, $24.81. Lot west side
Richmond street, 440 feet north of Ann street, 40 by
200; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Pryor, C. P. J. T. 1865, No. 130.
City. and State tax, 1860, M 0.37. Lot and frame build
ing north side Somerset street, 84 feet east of West
street, 18 by 106; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs, Ji, 11. reprioa,
Duke,C. P.,J. T., 1865, N 0.131.
City and State tax 1560, 934.17. Lot northeast cor
ner Division and 196 feet 4 inches by 95 feet
7-11 inches: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. IL S. Patterson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
132. City and State tax, 1860, $18.94. Lot southeast
corner Almond and Clearfield, 100 by 140; Nineteenth
ward.
same -rs.Willisin Dickerson, C. r„ J. T., 1885, No.
133. City and State tax, 1800, $18.94. Lot and brick
building east side Hancock street, 124 feet north of
Norris street, 32 by 11.0; Ninetsenth ward.
Same vs. John Dittman, C. P. J. T, 1865, No. 13-1,,
City and State tax, 1860, 410.07. 'Lot east side Han
cock, 156 feet north of Cumberland street, 36 by 92;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vg. Daniel Deland, C. P. J. T., 1865 N 0.135.
City and State tax, 1800, 411.54. Lot south side Wile
Liam strcet,42B feet east of Trenton aventte,s4 by 102;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Benjamin Reitter, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
136. City and State tax,lBBo, $21.88. Lot and brick
house thereon east sid Brown street, 36 feet north
of EmOry, 17 by 100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William R. Dickerson, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 137: City and State tax, 1860, 910.03. Lot and
frame house, west side of Germantown road, 88 feet
north of Little Poplar 10 feet, extending half way
to Sixths street, in depth; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Peters,C. P., J. 'T. '
1865, No. 138.
City and State tax, 1865 $11.51. Lt southwest cor
her 'Trenton avenue and Clearfield street, 64 by 103;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Bertles Slice, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 139.
City and State. tax, 1860, 430.19. Lot west side Kester
street, 342 feet north of Somerset street, 225 by 85;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. E. Burton,C. P. J. T., 1805, No. 140.
City and State tax, 1860, ' $21.88. Lot northwest cor
ner of Cumberland and Sepviva, 45 by 160; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. George A. Richmond, C. P. 1865,
No. 141. City and State tax, 1860, $8.34. Lot south
east corner of Anthracite and Almond, 40 by 80 feet;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. E. :Klippen, C. P., J. T., 1845, No. 145.
City mid State tax, taro, 420.27. Lot north side Sor
rill street, 260 feet east of Meivale, 100 by 108; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Henry S. Mott, C. P., J. T., 1866, No.
143. Citrand State tax, 1860, $24.03. Lot northwest
corner Butler and Myrtle streets, 112 by all; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. JaMes. S. Lawrence, C. P., J.T, 1865,N0.
144. City and State tax, 1860, 410.08 Lot southwest
corner Commissioners' avenue and West street, 57
by 80; Nineteenth ward.
Same Ne. A, Longstreth, C. P. J.T., 1365, No.
143. City and State tax, 1860, o.lo ' . Lot north side
York street. 128 feet west of Sepviva street, 18 by /26
feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Frank. Lodge, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.146.
City and State tax s 1860, 913.73. Lot southeast cor
ner Hancock and I urk streets, GO by 92 feet; Nine
teenth ward.
Same TS. A. Longstreth, C P., Jr. T., 1855, N 0.147.
City and State tity.,lBlo4 - 44.0, 4,0 t, northeast cor
ner Sargettut itud Sepviva streets, 66 by MR Nina ,
teentli ward.
Sonic vs. Ilenry Keyser, C. 'P., J. T., 1865, No. 148.
City and State tax, 1900. 415.91. Lot west side Sal
mon street, 125 feet south of Wellington street,72 by
105: Nineteenth ward.- -
San:e vs. A. C. Klookenbring, C.P."T.T.,1865, No.
149. City . and State tax, 1860. 9i0.11. Lot southwest
corner West and Vernitmt, 39 by 151 feet 1;1,‘ inch;
Nineteenth: ward.
Same vs. Henry Krider, C. I'. J. T.,1865, No. 150.
City-and State tax. 1860, 400,01. Lot northeast
corner Pepper and Tulip streets, 60 by 59; Nine
teenth ward,
tame vs. Martin Kelly. C. P., J. P. 1885, No. 151.
City and State tax, MO, *15.119. LOt southeast
corner West and Gaul streets, 80 by Z 4; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Michael Kelly, C. 1885 No.
152. City and State tax, 1860, 418.94. Lot north side
Somerset, 72 feet cast of Amber street, 72 by 146;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Joel Jones, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 153.
City and ;irate tax, 1800,18.95. Lot east side Beach
street, 88 feet south of Reading Railroad, 04 by 81;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William 13.Jolinson.C.P., J. T. 4865, Nol
.
154. City and State tux 1860, IVO.BI. Lot north side
Verner. 80 feet west of Trenton avenue, 120 by 82;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. Thompson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 155.
City and State tax, 1840, 04.90. Lot northwest
corner York and Hancock streets, 182 by 107; Nine.
teenth ward.
Same vs. J. Thompson, C. P. J. T. 1865 No. 156.
City aml State tax, 1860, Lot east side How
ard, 15 feet 8 inches north of York street, 252 by 110
feet: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. Thompson, c. P., J. T., 1555, No. 157.
City and State tax, 1086, 551.80. Lot northeast
corner Hancock and Dauphin, 250 by 90: Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Edward Aiken, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
158. City and State tax. 1860, *21.93. Lot west Silite
Trout street, 302 feet south of Huntingdon, 90 by 100;
Nineteenth ward.
Sams vs. Colonel Ash, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 159.
City and State tux, 1860, *8.63. Lot west side Melt
mond street, 288 feet south of Emory, 17 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Allegheny Waif Land Company, C. P.,
J, 'l'., 1865, No. 160. City and State tax. 1860, $3.80:
Lot south side Allegheny avenue, 284 feet east of
Richmond, 20 14191; Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. Same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 161 City
and State tax. 1860, $1.93, Lot south side Saxsou
street, 100 feet east or Richmond street, 64 by 72:
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 162. City,
and State tax, 1860, /04.94. Lot north side Saxson
street, 214 feet west from Bath street, 64 by 69; Ntne-; -
teenth ward.
• Same vs. Same. C. P. J. T.. 1886, No. 163. City and
State 51 1 41 /66 0 00 5 .37. bet Uorltio itlde Saurus, street,
•
Fl PRESS.—PHILARELpFnA, `
~M UT sDA Y. AUGUST' 31. 186
141 feet west or Bath Street, 24 by 68; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Same, O. P., J. T. 1865, No. 164. City and
State tax 1660, $16.76. Lot south side of Saxson
,
street, 360 feet east of Richmond, 243 by 72;
teentli ward.
Same vs. David Allen, C. P., J. T., 1866, No. 165.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.56. Lot north side
liam street, 368 feet east of Trenton avenue, 54 by
102; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Hobert Wier, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 166.
. City and State tax, 1860, $18.93. Lot northeast cor
ner Tucker and Sepvica streets, 11,1 by 100; Nine
teenth ward. •
Same vs. James Schrack, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 187;
City and State tax; 186 D, $10.10,,. Lot east side Tor- .
pin street, 00 feet south ot Vega street, 60 by, 140;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. E. J. Spinlel, C. P. J. T., 1865 No. 168.
City and State tax, 1860, $18,54: Lot east side Duke
street. 152 feet south of Reading Railroad, 64 by 91
feet 7 Inches; Nineteenth ward.
'Same vs. S. M. Sarkenheim, 0. P. J. T., 1865., No.
169; City and State tax, 1860 , $1.48. Lot and
three-story brick building at the junction of Frank
ford road and Trenton avenue, 105 by 48; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Mr. Schenck, C. p„ .. 3„ 18;15, No. 110 ..
City and State tax, 1800, sB.aa. Lot north side -
Wood street, 154 feet west of Cedar street, 18 by 160;
Nineteenth ward.
' Same vs. J. W. Sterling, C. P.,J. T., 1865, No. 171.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.28. Lot northwest cor
ner Tulip and Huntingdon, 60 by 100; Nineteenth
ward.
sante vs. Charles E. Spangler, C. P,, J. T., PO,
No. 172. City and State tax, 1860, $27.26. Lot south
east corner of Tulip and Clearfield streets, 102 by 100
feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Shober, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 173.
Clty and State tax, 1860, $30.63. Lot northwest cor
ner Anther and Adams streets, 15Oby 116; Nineteenth
Same vs. Catharine Taylor ' C. P., .1. T., Ea, No.
174. City and State tax, 1860,512.80. Lot and three
buildings thereon, west side Second street, 210 feet
south of York street, 20 by 121; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. F. Taylor,C. P. J. T., 1860, No. 175. City
and Slate tax, 1860560.20. Lot northwest corner
Susquehanna - and Third, 314 by 102; Nineteenth
ward. ,
Snore vs. Mr, Thomas, C. P. J. T., 1985. NO. 176.
City and State tax 1860, $lO.BB. Lot and brlek build.
leg west side Bodine street, 184 feet west of Mont
gomery street, 19 by 99; Nineteenth ward.
Savaii vs. Jacob- Bulger, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 177.
City and State tax, 1860, $13.99. Lot' east silk Frank
ford road, 70 feet north of Huntingdon, by 120;
Nineteenth - ward. •
Same Noi. J. R. Solger, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 178.
City and State tax, 18t31,510.56. Lot .northeast cor
ner Frankford road and Huntingdon street, 20 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. R. S. Simpson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 179.
City and State tax, 1800, 418.92. Lot southwest cor
ner. Somerset anti Amber streets, 60 by 172; Nine
teenth ward. _ _
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Same vs. R. S. Simpson, C. P. J. T., 1885, No. 180.
City and State taX, 1860, $21.37. Lot south side Sum
mer street, 191 feet east of Amber street; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. A. R. Scott, C. P., J.T., 1865, No. 181.
City and State tax, 1860, $44.58. Lot and five brick
buildings, northeast corner Adams and Amber, 84
by 84; Nineteenth ward.
Same ys, Allegheny Wharf Land Company, C. P.,
J.T., 380 5 , N 0.162. City and State tax, 1860, $13.2 4 .
Lot south side Allegheny avenue. 304 feet east
Richmond street, 120 by 119; Ninteenth ward..
Same vs. same,C. P., J. T., MS, No. 183. City
and State tax, 1860, $1.91. Lot north side Season
son street, 148 feet cast of Richmond street, 80 by 08;
Nineteenth ward. .
Swine vs_ Annie. C. P., J, Ty 1.883, No. Mc 'City
and State tax, 1860, $01.75. Lot- on Rath street;
bounded by Bath, Allegheny avenue, and tile river
Delaware; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Bertles Shee, C. P., 3. T., 1885, No. 183.
City and State tax, 1860, $13.03. Lot south side
high avenue, 40 feet west of Amber, 40 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. J. R. Sulger,-O. P., J. T., 1805, No. 186.
City and State tax, 1860, 101.82. Lot northwest cor
ner Huntingdon and Memphis streets, 160 by 80;
Nineteenth ward. -
Same vs. 3. M. Simpson, C. P., I. T., ISBS, No.
187. City and State tax, 1860, x. 83. Lot southeast
corner Allegheny avenue and West street, 190 by
122; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. M. Shaw C. P., J. T.,.1866, No. 188.
City and State tax, 1.806, $40.6L Lot west side Al
mond street, 73 feet north of Wellington, 174 by /22;
Nineteenth ward. "
Same vs. William S. Simpson., C. P. J. T., 1065;
No. 189. City and State tax, 18:60, $20.41. Lot south
west corner of Auburn and Amber streets, 94 by 148;
Nineteenth ward.
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Same vs. William S. S impson, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 190. City and State tax, 1866, 469 . 99. Let north-.
east corner Auburn and Coral streets, 94 :by 140 ;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Johnson, C. P., J. T. 1865, NO. 191.
City and State tax, 1860, s—. Lot northeast earner
Richmond lane and Witte street, 110 by 128; Nine
teenth ward,
Same vs. J. Johnson, C. P., J. T,, 1585, No.
192. City and State tax, 1860, $5.67. Lot north side
Diamond street, 90 feeteast of TharOn streeto.6 by
60; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James 11111, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 193.
City and State tax, 1860 $15.99. Lot southeast cor
ner Rettlewell and Ban , k streets, 112 feet 6 inches by
191 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. J. D. Hazen, C. P., J. T. 1665 ; No. 194.
City and State. tax,
1860, $13.08. Lot northwest
corner Ontario and Myrtle, 161 by /55; Nineteenth.
ward.
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Same vs. John Hall, 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, 65 by
/36; Ninteetitlt ward.
Same vs. John Hall, C. P. J. T., 186.5, No. 108,
City and State tax, 1860, $15.99. Lot west side Brown
street, 134 feet south of Clearfield, 54 by 91; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. George Hartman, C. P. J. T, 1865, No.
197. City and State tax,.1860, Loenorth side
Nassau street, 80 feet east of Tulip street, 32 by 83;
Nineteenth ward.
Samna vs. Frederick Heim, C, P., 3. T. , . 1863,
198. City and State tax, 1860, $ 14.51 . -Lot sioNtli side
Somerset, 148 feet south of Trenton avenue, 56 by
191; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. it. Holtman, C. J. T., 1863, No.
199. City and State tax, 1860 $59.69. 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, 801.36. 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, $8.64. Lot cast side Chatham,
170 feet north of Somerset, 32 by 95; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Hartley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 292. City
and State tax, 1860,510.10. Lot west side Brown
street s feet south of Reading Railroad, 32 by
—; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. DI. & B. Garber, C. P., J. T., 1865,N0.
203. City and State tax, MO, $10.70. Lot south side
Anthracite street, 80 feet east of Amber, 51 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Sane - -vs. John Garber, (1,, F. tT I T., 1865, No. 291.
City and State tax, 1860, $7.35. Lot south side An...
thrache street, 131 feet east of Almond, 34 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. E. Ii Grant, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 205.
City and State tax, 1860. $lO.ll. Lot southeast cor
ner Adams and Tulip, 72 by 150; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles Geom., C. P.. J. T.,156, N 0.296.
City and. State tax, 1860, $15.36. Lot northeast cor
ner Martha anti lluntingtion, 1,00 . 14 001 Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Geisler, C. P., J. Ti, 1885, No. 207.
City and State tax, 1800, $.11.59. Lot southwest cor
ner Susquehanna avenue and Front street, 117 by
110; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. & C. Faulkner, C. P., 3. T., 1861/No.
208. City and State tax, 1860, 801 Lot southwest
corner Cleartield and Cooper by 80; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Fagan, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 209.
City and State tax, 1860. $7.16. Lot cast side West
sticet, 91 - feet south of Itlm street, 18 by HO; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Fritz and Williams, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 210. City and State tax 1800. $=.35. Lot north
east corner Auntingdon and Collins streets, 1101 y
90; Nineteenth ward. .
Same VS. J. Evans, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 211. City
and Slate tax, 1860, 0.76. 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, 1860, $36.59. Lot southeast
corner haul and Westmorelann streets, 174 by 135;
Ninete, nth ward.
Same vs. George Davis, C. P.. J. T., 1665, No. 219.
City and State tax, 1860, $5.68. 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
Sergeant, 87 feet east of Jasper street, 100 by 86;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John Dougherty. C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
215. City and State tax, 1860, $5.68. Lot west side of
Duke street, 42 feet east of Wrilliam street, 20 by
105; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Clement. C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 216. City
and State tax, 1860, VIAL Lot west side of Chat
ham street, 80 feet north of Allegheny. avenue, 1.28
by 65: N it et eenth ward.
Same vs. Owen Clark. C. P., J T., 1865, No. 217.
City and State tax, 1860, $3.68. Lot northeast corner.
Richmond and Bettlewell streets, 20 by 147; Nine
teenth ward.
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Same 1".5. John Kranl, C. P..
J. T., 1885, No. 218.
tiny and State tax, WO, $7.17. Lot north side
Somerset, in feet east of Gaul, it by , Set Nineteenth
ward. _ .
Same vs. C. & W. Clothier, C. P. J. T., 1865, NO.
219. C 1.4 and State tax, 1860, *20.83. Lot northwest
corner Somerset and Tulip, 80 by 191; Nineteenth
ward. . .
Same vs. Brovenis, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 220. City
and State tax, 1860, *lO.OB. Lot southwest corner
Ontario and Cooper, CO by 120; Nineteenth ward,
Sane vs. S. C. Billmeyer, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 221.
City and State tax, 1860 $lO.Ol. Lot south side Net
t-Leven, 215 feet east of kyrtie, 60 by 191; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. J. B. Coyt, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 222.
City and State tax, 1860. *lO.lO. Lot north side Pep
per street, 60 fect west of Tulip street, 60 by 59;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Edward Clinton, C. P., J. T., 1665, No.
=3. City and State taxes, 1860, *l.Bl. Lot east side
Howard street, 830 feet north of York street, 18 by
92; Nineteenth ward.
b l ame vs. Edward Clinton, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
224. City and State tax, 1860, *5.46. Lot east side
Hancock West, 340 feet south of Huntington street,
18 by 92; Nineteenth ward.
Same Y 5.311. C. Crease,C. P.,J.T.,1865.N0.725. City
and State tax, 1860, *21.87. Lot east side Richmond
street, 20 feet north of Ontario street, 87 by 160;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Clayton Allen, C. P.,_ J. T., 1885, N 0.226.
City and State tax, 1860,518.95. Lot west side Lemon
Street, aao feet s laebeg north of Ann iitreet, 108 by
101; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Stewart, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 2.V.
City and State tax, 1860, $10.55. Lot east Side Third
street, 92 feet north of Susquehanna avenue, 150 by
114; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Sant, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 228.
City and State tax, 1660, $16.04. Lot west side Front
street, 257 feet south of Susquehanna avenue, 90 by
110; Nineteenth tOard.
Same TS. J. W. Colladay, C. P. J. T., 1865.N0. 229.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.45. Lot east side Duke
street, 85 feet south of Wellington, 76 by 95; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. S. T. Conrad, C. P. J. T., 1865, NO. 230.
City and State tax, 1860,105.43. Lot southeast corner
Lehigh avenue and Almond street, 155 by 90; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. William D. Baker, C. r., 1885, No.
281. City and State tax, 1860, &24.82. Lot southwest
corner Allegheny avenue and ---street, 188 by 70;
Nineteenth ward.
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Same vs. George W. Burr,C. P., J. T., 1865. No.
232. City anu State tax,lB $59.64. Lot southeast
corner Cumberland an. Third streets, 400 by U 4;
ineteent b. ward.
Same se. James and John Brown,C. P. J. T.
1865, No. 233. City and State tax, 1860, $21.87. Lot
south side Somerset street, 263 feet east of Amber,
72 by 172; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mary A. Bower,C. P., J. T., 1866, No.
234. City and State tax, IMO $lO.ll. Lot south side
Norris street, 90 feet 6 Inches east of Trenton aye
bile, 18 feet 6 Inches by 208 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Borne vs. M. Bowers, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 235.
City and State tax, 1800, *17.45. Lot south side Nor
ris street, 241 feet 6 inches east of Trenton avenue,
49 by 135; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. M. Bowers,C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 236.
City and State tax, 1860512.52. Lot south side Nor
ris street, 384 feet 6 inehes cast of Trenton avenue,
73 by 86; Nineteenth ward.
Came vs. Henry Budd, C. P.,
J. T., 1865, No. 237.
City and State tax, 1860 *8.05. Lot West side Fifth
street, 292 feet south of York street, 50 by 139; Nine
teenth. ward.
Same vs. Andrew Betzner, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
238. City and State tax, 1860; $15.84. Lot and frame
house west side Front street, 140 feet south of Hun
tingdon street, 26 by 1101 Nineteenth ward.
Same yfi, jenits - Slack, C. P. J. T., 1866, No.
City and State tax, 16fio, 404.05. Lot eftot side Muselter
street, 131 feet north of Bauphin,lBby 95; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Brown, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 240.
City and State tax, 1860, $4.25. Lot smith side Sar
ge.ant street, 216 feet east of Emerald street, 18 by
146; Nineteenth ward.
Seine vs. Samuel Bechtold, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
241. City and Mate tax, 660 4 97.17. Lot north side
York street, 140 feet west of Cumberland street, 18
by 150; Nineteenth ward.
-Same vs. J. Brown, C.P., J.T., 1865, No. 2. 2. City
and State tax, 1800, 913.05. Lot and briek house east
side Emerald street, 66 feet south of Elia street, 12
-by 52; Nineteenth ward.
Stale vs. J. B. Cristy, 0, r„ J. T. 1865, No. 243.
City and State tax, 1860, 9
36,73. Lot e ast ide West
street, 50 feet north of Lehigh avenue, 130 hy 117;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William Chew, C. P., J.T., 1E65, No. 211.
City and State tax., 1860, $14.51. Lot northwest cor
ner .Ah M
nond and onmouth, 105 by GO; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Abram Baker, C. P., 1665, N o. 245.
City end State tax, 1860, *23,36. Lot Southwest cor
ner Richmond and Westmoreland, 50 by 476; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. M. E. and J. C. Crease, C, P., J. T.,1865,
No. 240. City and State tax, 1860, 918.94. Lot south
west corner City _
and Lambert, 140 by 145; Nine
teenth ward.
&Duo vg, F. W. Coniston, C. P. T. 1865, No.
297. City and Stale tale, 1860, 913.01. Ldifetit 6/115 ,
Richmond street, 209 feet north of Maple, ?filly ZOO;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. Bauer, C. T. '
1863, No. 248. City.
and State tax, 1860, 915.99. Lot northeast corner
West and Clearfield, 121 by 74; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles E. Spangler C. P., J. T. 1885,
No. 249. City and Blida tax, 1860 , P 1 . 20. Lot north
east corner Anti and Lemon streets, 147 feet 9 Welles
by 140 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. E. Spangler, C. P. J. T., 1861, No.
260. City and State tax, IMO, 801.81; Lot northwest
corner Mople and Bath, :320 bv 257; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. Spangler C. I'., J. 'r., 1865, No. 251.
City and State tax, 1800; 00.69. Lot northwest 'cor
ner Palm and Bath streets, 370 by 109; Nineteenth
Ward.
Same vs. C. N. Spangler, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
252. City and State tax, 1800, $58.88: Lot southeast
corner T n rento avenue and Clearfield, 300 by 135 feet
to Witte street; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Same C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 2,52. City and
State tax, 1860._9 ' 22.70. Lot north side Ann street,
180 feet oast of letvale street, 240 by 100; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. J. Cilreh, C. P... 7. T., 1865, No, 2A 4 .
City and State ta 1860, +14.28: Lot east side Spring ,
street,
_57 feet sout of Commissioners , avenue, 40
by 50; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P. J.T. 1865, No. 255. City
and State WE% 1460, #77,97. 7.40 t mrtliept conker
,
Comeeissionere , avenue and Gam, 51 by elle Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. George Pifer, C. P. J. T., 1865, No, 256.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.56. Lot and brick
building east side Front street, 92 feet north of Har
rigan street 18 by 33 Nineteenth ward.
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Same vs. Joseph 01. Thomae, 0. P.,-J. T. 1865',
No. 217. City and State tax, 1850, 4,e411, Lot and
dwelling west side of Tenth street, 139 feet south of
Master, 13 by itO, No. eim; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Slane, C. P.. J. T. 1865, No. 258. City
and State tax, 1860, $21.23. Lot and dwelling west
side oThlarsita l l street, 261 feet 1M inch north of
Poplar,lB by 5 inches, No. 932 ; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Mrs. Pcason, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 259.
City and State tax, 1860, e 30.70, Lot and dwelling
east side of Seventh street, 65feet north of Master
street, 17 by 88, No. 1403; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas. C. P., J. T.. 1865,
NO. 260. City. and State tax, 1860, $23.W. Lot and
dwelling east aide of Seventh Street, 231 feet 41.6
inches north of Poplar street, 16 by 87 feet 5 inches,
No. 927; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Trutt, C. P., J. 'V., 1865, No. 261. City
and State tax, 1862, $19.26. Lot south side of Vine
street, 94 feet west of Twenty-second street, 32 by
65; Tenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Roberta, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.' '
262. City and State tax, 1860, 44e.08. Lot and
dwelling northeast corner of Franklin and Master
streets, 39 by tOl Twentieth ward.
Same vs. john •Letz, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 263.
City and State tax. 1860, $22.40. Lot' and dwelling
west side of heath Street. 81 feet east of Thirteenth
street, 14 by es, No. 1295; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Peter lifusttn, C. P., J. T., 11365, No. 264.
City and State tax, 1860, *MAO. LOt and dwelling
south side of Haines street, 17 feet west of Twelfth
street, 12 by 80 feet inch ; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. A. Zelby, C. P. 3. T. 180.5, No. 265. City
and State tax, 1860, $3.47. 'Lot northeast side Sum
liner street, 180 feet northwest of Hutton, 40 by 115;
Twenty-1011rtit ward.
Some vs. D. Armstrong. C. P.. 11. T.,1865, No. 2 0 6.
City and, State tax, 1860, $51.04. LOt and dweßitte
west side Sixth street, 117 feet 516 inches south of
Oxford' street, 16 feet 6 inehea by 98 feet 2 inches;
Twentieth ward.
Same TS. .101111 ffinenn. C. P.. J. T„ 1865, No. 267,
City and State tax 1860, $:91.62'. Lot and dwelling.
east side Twelfth tax,-1860 125 feet south of Mont
gomery, 30 be 173; Twentieth ward,
Same vs: Mrs. Chapman, C. F., .1. 'F., 1800. No.
208. City and State tax, 1860, - $33.65.'L0t anthlwell
ing east side Fifteenth street, 125 feet nortli of Gi
rard avenue. 17 by 95 feet 8 inches; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
269. City and State tax, 1860, $18.40. Lot and three
story ',Auk house west side of Hutchinson street,
151 feet 36 inch north of Poplar, 16 by 64; Twentieth
Ward.
Same vs. same, C. P.. J. T., 1865, No. MO. City'
and State tax, 1860,518.82. Lot and three-story
brick dwelling west side of Hutchinson street, 135
feet 1.6 inch north of Poplar, le by 64, No. 916 i'Twen-
Heti' ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
271. City and State tax, 1860,4;21.45. Lot and dwell
ing west side Hutchinson *them, 71 feet Idb inch
north of Poplar, le by 84, No. 908; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. John Bans, C. P., J. T.,3501, No. Ve2.
City and State tax, 1860, $22.62. Lot and dwelling
northeast side Ridge avenue 64 feet southeast of
Oxford street, 16 by 40; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Jos. M. Thomas, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
273. City and State tax; 1e60,458.13. Lot and dwell
ing north side Girard avenue, 18 feet west of Da
rien street, 17 by 87. No. MS.
„ T;ventleth ward.
Same vs. M. Morton, C. P., 3. T., 1865, No. 274.
City and State tax, 1860, $42.99.' Lot and dwelling
west side Fifteenth street 16 feet north of Walker
street, 16 by 103, No. 1220; Twentieth ward.
Same-vs. Bucknell, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
576, City and State tax, 1860, $Bl.lO. Lot southwest'
Corner Midge aye:lMo and Alasterj Twentieth ward.
Same vs. J. Hutchinson, C. It, 1665, No.
276. City and State tax, 1860, $16.77. Lot west. side
Sixth street, 100 feet north. of Thompson street, 20
by 90; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Charles Hubhs, C. P., .7.T., 1865, N 0.277.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.47. Lot and dwelling
east side Twenty-first street, 193 feet 414 inches
south of Oxford, 77 feet 2 inches by 103 feet; Twen
tieth ward.
Same vs. 0. cowed, C. P., J. T., 1865,170. 278.
City and State tax, 1860, $21.36. Lot south side Col-
lege avenue, 56 feet west of Nineteenth street, 50
by 80; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Hacker 8.. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
279. City and State tax, 1863, $15.48. Lot northwest
corner Eighth and Mettle, 32 by 67 feet 5 inchee;
First war
Same vs. WaShingtOn Ross, C. P., 3. T., 1865, No.
280. City and State tax, 1860, $20,37. Lot and dwell
ing north side Thompson street, 97 feet west of Six
teenth street, 26 by 100 No. 1609.,_• Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph ht. Thomas, C. P., J. T.,1865,N0.
281. City and State tax, 1860424.32. 'Lot and dwell
ing west side of Tenth street, al feet south of blas
ter, 15 by 100. No. 1336; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. H. S. Fox, C. P. J. T., 1805, No. 282.
City and State tax, 186044.20. Lot west side Minor,
158 feet north ofiebeuutPleasant,lB by 100; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. John E. Deck, C. P.,T.; 18651 No. 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 Welles, to a 9-feet alley; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. ElittB England, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.V3-6,
City and State tax, leo, $19.01. Lot north side
Oxford street, 90 feet west of Twenty-first street;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. John R. Chadwick, C. P., J. T.,1865, No.
288. City. and State tax, 1860, 09.82. Lot and dwel
ling west side Sixth street ,5 feet 10 inches north of
Diamond street, 90 by 261; Twentieth ward.
same ye, Jamie 'ennimore, O. .P., J. T., Mee, No.
287. City and State tak, 1541045174, Lot south side
College avenue, 208 feet west of Nineteeth Street,
702 by 80; Twentieth ward,
Samevs. T. Hartley, C. P., J. T., 1885; No. 288.
City and State tax, 1860, $39.06. Lot east side Onta
rio street, 161 feet north of Thompson street, 80 by
138; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. llia'rk Maiderston, C. P. J. T., 180,5, No.
2.51. Gity and State tax, 1860, W3l. - Lot west side
Twelfth street, 10e. feet math. of Oxford, 34. by Us;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. E. Beck, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 290. City
and State tax, 1860, $74.89. Lot north side Share
wood street, extending from Twenty-third to Twen
ty-fourth, by 90 feet in depth; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Henry Gault, C. P. .T. T., 1865, No. 291. i
City and State tax 1800, ed. 32. Lot south side
Thompson street, 70 feet 6 inches east of Nineteeth
street, 16 by 120; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Jacob Fry, C. P. J. T.. 1865, No. 292.
City and State tax, 1860, $23.35. Lot northeast cor
ner Jefferson and Fawn streets, 48 by 67; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Henry Fox,C. P.. J. T., 1865, No. 293.
City and State tax, 1860, $27.78, 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. M.
City and State tax, 1860, $29.81. 'Lot southwest cor
ner Columbia avenue and Twenty-second street, 78
feet 6 inches by 67 feet 1194' inches.
Same vs. Elias England, C. P., J. T., 1865, NO. 295.
city and State tax t 1860, $12.52. .Lot northeast side
Ridge avenue, 141 met northwest of Twenty-second
street, ei by 67 feet lis inches; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Peter Doremus. C. P., J. T., 1865, No.-
296. City and State tax, 1860, $9.57, Lot south side
College avenue, 502 feet 49e inches west of Nine
teenth street, 16 feet 6 inches by 4kfeet ele indices;
Twentieth ward.
Banlo YS. William Deaves, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
M. City and Mate tax, MO, 954.27. Lot south side
College avenueos6 feet west of Nineteenth street,
102 by 80; Twentieth ward.
Same TS. O. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. M.
City and State tax, 1860, $44.91. Lot north side Col
lege avenue,
193 feet 2 inches west of Nineteentk
street, 72 by 97; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 0. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 299.
City end State tax, 18'60, $50.38. Lot north side lal
ram/ avenue, 707 feet 2 inches west of Nineteenth
street, 88 by 97; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Conrad, C. P., J. T.,.186,5, No.
300. City and State tax, 1860, ses.ss. Lot northeast
corner Twenty-second and Jefferson streets, MOW
1004 Tyentieth ward.
Saint vs. George Buzzard, C. P. J. T., 1585, No.
301. City mid State tax i 1860. $15.55. Lot and int
provementa north Side UITIITII avenue, 90 feet east
of Seventh street, 20 by 112 feet 8 inches; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. James Flood, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 302.
City and. State tax . , 1860, $11.61. Lot and improve
ments east side ot Warnock street, 40 feet south of
Thompson, 91 by 9.1; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Matson. C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 303. City
and State tax, 186 e, 0,00, Lot east side Warnock
street; 120 feet south of 'Thompson street, 17 by 51:
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. George Goodman, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
801. City and State tax . 18.60, $7.14. Lot south side
Cabot, 118 feet west of Sixteenth street, 16 by 50;
Twentieth ward.
same. vs. Beals, C. P., J. T., 1665, No. SOS. City
and Slate tax '
113110, $7.1.4. Lot south side Cabot
street,-164-164feet west of SLxteenth street, 16 by 50;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 13. C. Cooper, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 306.
City and State tax, 1800, $19.65. Lot and dwelling
south side Sharewood street, 16 feet east of Twenty
emontd, 16 by 10; Twentieth ward.
Samess. Sohn Mitchell, C. P., J, 1865, No. 307.
City and State tax, 1860 $80.77. Lot southwest eor
ner Sixth and Reeks streets, 131 by 390; Twentieth
ward.
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Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 308. City and State tax, 1860 A 581.41. Lot and
improvements northeast corner Ninth and Girard
avenue, 60 py 126; Twentieth ward.
Same vb. Mr. (A:mit, O. P., J. T., 1865 4 No, VA
City and State tax, 1860, $22.64. Lot south side
Thompson street, 86 feet 8 inehes east of Nineteenth
street, 16 by 120; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 310. City and State tax, 1860, $36.08. Lot east
side Ninth street, 100 feet 4 inches north of Girard
avenue, 60 by 58* Twentieth ward.
SUMO vs. U. ha:ared, 0. PI. J. T., 1865. No. 311.
City and State tax, 1860, $27.26. Lot south side Col
lege avenue, 254 feeteast of Corinthian, 21 by 134 X,
No. 20141; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Ditman & Sherry, C. P., J. T., 1865., No.
312. City and State tax, 1860, $1.20. Lot southwest
side Franklin street, 180 feet north of Baker, 20 by
115 feet 4 inches, No. 101: Twenty-third ward.
Same vs. same, C. r.l J. T,, 1865, No. 313. City
and State tax, 1880, $4.20. Lot northeast aide Nice
street and northwest side McFarren street, 41 feet
8 Inches on Nice street, and 100 feet 3 inches in depth,
No. 10; Twenty-third ward.
Same vs. Daniel Crowther, C. P. J. T.,1861, No.
214. City and State tax, 1860, $1.76. , Lot on Tacony
street, 20 feet on Tacony street by 200 feet to Henry
street; Twenty-third ward.
same vs. James W. Bisdey, C. P. J. T., 1866, No.
315. City and State tax 1860, $
3.97. Lot on Kenne
dy street, 140 feet onKennedy street, 138 44-100 on
Taylor street, 120 feet on Thomas street; Twenty
thlrd ward.
- -
same vs. Freeman Scott, D. C„, T., 1.865, No. 14.
City and State tax, MA . it 01,63, Lot north side
Columbia avenue, 300 feet JAN moue. west of Broad
street; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. _Edward Parker, D.C., .It.T., 18a5 No. 10.
City and State tax, M
e, $119.06. • Lot and dwelling
south side Girard avenue, 60 feet 136 inch front by
77 feet deep on Warnock' street, No. 1074; Twentieth
ward. .
•
Same vs. 11Ir. Rohrman, D. C,., J. T., 1865, No. 16.
City and State tax. mse, 040.19. Lot and dwelling
east side Broad street, 1143 feet south of Gerard ave
nue, 60 by EA to Ontario str. et; Twentieth wArd.
Same vs. William A. Gardner, D. C., J. T., 186,5,
No. 17. City and State tax. 1660, 5236.87. Lot and
improvements north side Flibeft street, 127 feet
north of Eleventh street, 12 by 136; Ninth ward.
51,33-1116 t.
LEGAL.
STATE OF WILLIAM McKEE, DE
E
CEASED.—Letters testamentary on the Estate
of WILLIAM McKEE, late of the city of Philadel..
phia, deceased, having been granted to the under
signed executors of his Will, all persons having
claims against said Estate are requested to present
them for fpaynten ,t and those indebted to said Es
rate to pay to ,LOUIS C. NORRIS, JOAN A. A. 1131-
WEROlctir, Executors, gl9lB' or 101 CHESTNUT
Street. aur-that
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
TN
CITY AND COUNTY OP-PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of TllOl.lAb HEWITT; deceased.
The Auditor appointed lly the Court to audit, set
tle and adjust the account of MARIA DE F. TIERS,
Executrix of THEOBALD F. TIERS, who was Ad
r d. b. n. c. t. a. of THOMAS HE WITT, deceased,
and to make distribution of the balance in the hands
of the accountant, will meet the parties interested
for the purpose of his appointment, on MONDAY,
Aegust.22. VW at 11 O'CinCIC A. N., at his office, No.
128 S. SLY.TH Street. In the city of Philadelphia.
au2S-stuth4t IL E. WALLACE, Auditor.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application has been made to the Fire Associa
tion for the renewal of POLICY OF INSURANCE
No. 20,421 forf4o, Issued June 6, i 863, to CHRIS
TIAN BGIIN/ *a, W EL, Which has been LOST OR MIS
LAID. Any information thereof will be received by
amB-tuthant. TIIR FIRE A SSOOTATroN.
MEDICAL.
ALL DISEASES, ACUTE OR C •
RO
MO, itiCCTOBO%)" treAded, by Dr. C. A. DTJ
DIAS, 1037 WALN T Street. au30,44
No. 154 North ELEVENTH, below RACE
Street; also, CI:MTN - UT and FORTIETH
Streets, West Philadelphia.
Patients will be treated at their residences
whoa desired' a largo number of testimonials
may be seen at the Offices from patlebtf in this
city. Consultations gratis. Office hours 9A. M.
to 5 Y. M.. in the OW.
DRS. T. ALLEN and E. HAVERSTICK,
jy.2l4m Electropathists.
ELECTROPA.THIC ESTABLISH
MENT.—DR. A. H. STEVENS, one of the
FIRST DISCOVERERS Of a neW system of treat
ing disease by MODIFIED ELECTRICAL APPLI
CATIONS, and -who has been so very successful at
PENN SQUARE for the last three years, has re
moved his Office and Residence to 1838 VINE
Street, one door below Seventeenth.
All persons desiring references, or anyparticulars
with regard to his special mode or treatment, will
please call or send fora pamphlet.
Consultation or advice gratuitous,
JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S COD LIVER
OIL.—THE TRUE AND NENUlNE—Unsur
passed in quality and effects being the
SW - ENTEST AND BEST PREPARED.
In Congba, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Gout, In
cipient Consumption, and all ficroruloua coniplalnta,
it oftentimes produces immediate and certain effects
when other remedtes have been taken with Little or
no benefit.
Bold by all Druggists in the city, and by the pro
prietor. No. 71F MARKET Street. jeSt.stutinim
WRITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES
- new French Cosmetic for beautifying and
preserving the complexion. It is the most wonder
nil compound of the age. There is neither chalk.,
powder, magnesia, bismuth, nor talc in its compo
sition, it being composed entirely of pure Virgin
Wax; hence the extraordinary qualities for pre
serving the skin, making it soft, smooth, fair, and
transparent. It makes the old appear young the
homely handsome, the handsome more 'beattiful,
and the most" beautiful divine. Prices, 80 and BO
cents. Prepared only by RUNT & 00., PerfumerS,
41 South EIGHTH Street, two doors above Chest
nutAU, and 133 South SEVENTH street, above Wal
; Wan
ABIT JSTBE'S 'SALE OF vALu-e
REAV ESTATE.
IN 'NEW CABTL.B.COUNTY, DELAWARE.
A, FAMILY MANSION AND COUNTRY WITH -VALITABLE • FARM ATTACHED,
•
One mile from the eitv of Wilmington, Delaware,
known.as "DEN PARR."
TITIS ESTATE,
CONSISTING- OF 185 ACRES
Of the most productive anti desirable land in New
Castle county will he offered at Public Sale,
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER" 27111, /SON,
At the Hotel of B.C. PEARCE. FIFTH and MAR
KET Streets, in the city of WILMINGTON, at two
o'clock P. M. It will be sold in two separate par
cels. _
No. I.—The MANSION HOUSE, with its Stabling,
.
otit-huildings. Attu collete, with TWELVM
ACRES 01 THE LAND, inelnding the
Grove. Lawns, Nursery; also, large and highly cul
tivated 'VEGETABLE GARDEN, with GARDEN
ER'S-HOUSE erected theron.
' The Mansion Is a spacious three-storied stone and
brick building, rough-cast newly fitted up, with
' parlor, dining, and smoking-rooms. library, two
halls ' and conservatory on the first floor; fourteen
bed chambers, besides servants' rooms, andgood
attics on the upper floors; the whole in excellent
condition. The roof and upper stories were built in
.1863, of the best material and workmanship; the
rooms are well distributed and proportionate, sup
plied with bath, and water-closets, good , drainas,e,
and ample supply of pure water In the. house. The
kitchen, wash, and ironing-rooms, with coal-house,
&c., all complete. Large, dry, and commodious
cellars under the whole building, with heating ap
paratus, Hues, Sec. The stable appurtenant is of
brick, new, and well arranged for seven horses,
with, abundant carriage - roomand adjoining It
ther ty!la ? a well constructed iee-honse of ample ca
nEIROYE adjoining IS composed of the finest
old trees, through which avenues are laid out: the
grounds surrounding are well stocked with a variety
of the choicest fruit trees, also flowers and shrub
bery. The entire establishment is of a class rare in
' this country, and seldom offered for sale, and has
been occupied only by its owners during the present
Century. .
No. a.—TriE EDEN PARK gARIC
. containing 171 acres of land, not surpassed in fer
tility and productiveness by any in the comity of
New Castle. It is well fenced and watered through
out, with 'complete set of buildings, artly new,
all substantial. The FARM. HOUSE
p is a double
three-storied brick building. There arc three large
Barns, with Ice-house, Granary, :POOE-house, Out
houses, Shedding, Stock Yard, am., with abundant
supply of excellent water from wells, with pumps
in good order. - The propertralints upOn the Chris
tiana itlyer,with'e r xcellent landing for steam or sail
ing vessels, the Bank or Levee haying lately been
renewed and faced with stone, so as to be perms
' nerit Without further, outlay. The location of this
property and the character of its soil especially
adapt it to the production of vegetables and-fruit,
for which the adjacent markets of Wilmington and
Philadelphia create a constant and growing de
mand. A large and profitable vegetable garden is
now in operation upon the. farm, and the induce
meets for ito increase is very great.
The place is perfectly healthy Mid lies in the
midst of a fertile district of well improved farms,
`intersected with excellent roads, anti is within fif
teen minutes drive of the stations of the rhiladel
. pbta and • BaItIMOYS Delaware.
also Steamboats
Inspection bY tholle desiring to purchase can be
'ltadhy applying to - the Tenant
to the Coachman in , charge of the :Mansion , and
:grounds, on or after September Ist. The talets.
!unquestionable, and terms of sale will be favorable.
Possession of the Atansion given immediately, and
likewise olthe fal - n u ithe latter subject to a tenantey
on shares, (with a first-class tenant,) expiring
March 25tb.1866. For further particulars, address
FLORENCIO J. VERMEIL, Trustee,
615 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
or THOMAS F. BAYARD,
Wilmington, Del.
N. B.—The landlord's - ahare - of the Farm Stock Is
for sale, and a pair of valuable carriage horses, with
household Furniture, &c., will he sold on Septem
ber 28th, on the premises. , an3o-2.5t
al VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, ft
Jr:a Containing eighty-five acres, infilontgom--.11.
cry county, two miles from Phconixvtite, and eight
from Norristown., slie sores of woodland, balance
in highest state of cultivation; hag a two-story Moue
' Tenant House, seven rooms and attic, Large doe
' ble thresh-floor barn Moue stable, high, will hold
six horses, twenty-six cows, and forty sheep. A
fine wagon shed, ornamental carriage house, with
wood and coal sheds attached, and carpenter shop
and granary over all. Also, blacksmith shop and
chicken house attached.
A fine bearing orchard just in prime; also, anoth
er orchard of two hundred trees of assorted fruit
three - years planted. A fine pond of spring water,
• with boat on it, spring house, never failing spring.
' Mansion. House is a double,
two-story and attic,
built of tine brick in modern style - parlor, setting
. room, dining - room.. kitchen, and back kitchen, on
first floor; three chmbers and storeroom ou second
' Boor, and three attics, all papered and painted
throughout. Also, has bake oven and smokehouse
attached; icehouse within ten feet of the door. The
grounds are laid out and planted with a large vari
ety of fruit trees, and over six hundred grape vines
now in behring.
The owner will sell at a bargain, as he is engaged
in other business. For further information inquire
of CHAS. D. KNIGHT,
au24-tbsluEit 243 South THIRD Street.
ei t FOR RENT, sia
ma ITALIAN
Late the residence of DAVID D. W LOON, Coll
ate 3,f of a mile from the CITY of WILMISIOrTO2I,
within 200 yards of the City Railway (passing every
10 minutes.) The house (being new) is in excellent
order, supplied with water from a tank in the attic,
with every modern improvement, heated throughout
by steam; a line porch the entire length of the
building. The grounds in front of the house (con
taining 4 /mu, ) are. tastefully laid out in walks and
plats. dotted with trees and shrubbery, the whole
surrounded by hedge and wall. This ebuntry seat
Is considered one of the most desirable and pleasant
locations in the State. Possession given immediate
ly, by application to DR. R. R. PORTER,
T. F. BAYARD,
Exeeutors,
an3-4w Wilmington, Del.
1:1 FOR SALE—AT A BAR- Ns
GAIN—A SMALL FARM of Five Acres -.a..
at Hammonton, N .J., about half a mile from the Rail
road Station. One acre contains strawberries in bear-.
lug. Fruit trees and comfortable buildings are also
haddressee.tround. Price,sl9oo. Fornarticulars, call or
J. FAYE, at Hammonton Station, line of
the Camden and Atlantic. Railroad. au29-tuthsdt*
FOR SALE.—ABSECOM L N. J. Aft
4 ." The best FARM and RESIDENCE on the
coast, l% hours ride from. Philadelphia, containing
24 Acres, overlooking bay and ocean. New House,
contains - it rooms and out-buildings. Rare chance
to any one to Lay 6. beautiful and healthy residence.
Landin high state of cultivation. Fruit of all Lisa;
surrounds the house. It will be sold house and three
acres, or altogether. Apply to
an29-12t* No.'4lu MARKET St., Philada.
FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS MORT
-A- GAGE, of 71:16V -five Hundred Dollars, at par,
(no AKp2uses paltl), by J. BAYLIS, No. 760 South
TENTH St. At Rome, 7toloA. M. anZl-5t,.
"FOR SALE.-LARGE AND VALUA•
ble building lot, S. E. cor. BROAD and OAL
LOWHILL, 130x240 ft. B. F. GLENN,
au2s-ot 123 South FOURTH Street.
F SAL 320 ACRES VALUABLE
boring LAND, on the headwaters of Little
Hickory Creek, Venango, county, Pa. To be sold
low. Apply to LBW'S L. HOUPT,
awl-bn. - 154 South FOURTH St., Phila.
SHIPPING.
g, FOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK,
AND CITY POINT.
PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND STEAM
PACKET COMPANY.
The fine steamship
66 MAYFLOWER,"
Will sail from the First Wharf above MARKET St,
ON SATURDAY, SEPT, 2,1865, AT 12 M.
These steamers insure at lowest rates and sail re
gularly every Wednesday and Saturday.
For freight or passage, with excellent accommo
dations, apply to
WM. P. CLYDE 'Se CO.,
au3l-3t No. 14 NORTH WHARVES
rig;, U. B. MAIL LINE FROM BAL
TIMORE for FORT 2101.1E0E, NOR
FOLK, CITY TWNT, and RICHMOND, I:2y first
class steamers and experielidAd daDtginli. The old
established Bay Line, daily.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 8 P. M. arrive in
Richmond the next afternoon at 8 P. M.
The Bay Line steamers Louisiana and Oeorgiana
will leave the Union Dock, foot of Concord street,
daily, at 6 &Clock P. M. for Fort Monroe and
Norfolk, Va., connecting at Fort Monroe with the
'well-known, new, fast and splendid Steamers
Thomas Collyer and Milton Martin, built for the
Hudson River, and finished without regard to ex
pense, for City Point and Richmond, Va.
Returning., will leave Richmond at 6A. M. daily,
Stopping at City Point, and connecting at Norton(
with the Bay Line steamers that leave Norfolk
at 1,1 P. M. '
and arriving in Baltimore in time for
the Eastern and Western traino, And for Washing
ton City, D. C.
The steamers of this line navigate the James river,
going and returning entirely in day time, giving
passengers ample time to see the fortifications, and
all other objects of interest.
Fare from Pkiladslphia to Richmond $ll7B
City Point 1126
44 Norfolk .'
9 75
It Fortress '''''''''' 75
Through tickets can be obtained at all the depots
of the principal Northern, Battens, 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 well 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 have ample time to dine in Baltimore.
Passengers taking the a P. EL train from Wash
ington make connection with this line.
Passengers and their baggage transported free
between Railroad depots and Steamers.
M. N. FALL% President.
R. D. JAMAR, General Passenger Agent. jyl3-tf
A dE a t NEW TOW-BOAT LINE
—DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE,
STEAM TOWBOAT COMPANY.—Barges towed
to and from Plilladelphia, ligorre de Dram Balt!.
more, .Washington ,_and Intermediate points. WM.
P. CLYDE .1, CO., Agents, No. 14 SOUTH
WHARVES, Philadelphia. jel3-tdel
" Ail aat e NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
ALEXANDRIA, GEORGETOWN,
AND WASHINGTON, vla Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal.
Steamers leave Srst Wharf above MARKET
Street every. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
12M.
For Freight apply to Agents, WM. P. CLYDE a
CO., 14 North and South Wharveg, Philadelphia;
J. B. DAVIDSON Georgetown, D. C.' FLOW
ERS It BOWEN, Alexandria, Va. 1mh1.4-9m
a gr ia t NOTICE.--FOR NEW
YORK.—The PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPA. ,
•
NY, via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Steamers leave DAILY, first wharf below NAB
NET Street, at 13 o'clock M.
WM. P. CLYDE & 14 S. WHARVES, TWO,.
JAMES HAND, 11l WALL SEilieL
mhls-9m New Yor k.
vid gM l b FOR HARTFORD, CONN - 7i
via Delaware and Raritan Canal.—
The Philadelphia Steam Propeller Company's stea
mer SELItAti, Captain Jones, will leave as above
with &wash.
Apply on board,
_or to
WM. N. BAIRD & CO., Agents,
au2f3-tf ;No. 13a S. DELAWARE Avenue.
diSOLDIERS AND OTHERS WILL
find It to their Interest to buy Boots,_Shoes,
Trunks, Travelling Bags, &t,, at GARRETT'S,
;31 South SECOND,ab. Chestnut, oast 5ide.5011.43511
a EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFE
STORE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH. STREET,
pRILADELPHIA, PA,
A large variety of PITIE-PROOF SAleB5 &1w 7
on hand.
PHILADELPHIA SUR
GEON,S BANDAGE INSTITUTE, No.
14 North NINTH Street, above Mar
ket.—E. C. EVERETT. after thirty years , practi
cal experience, guarantees the skilful adjustment
of his Premium Patent laradUatlng Pressure Trues,
Supporters, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces,
Crutches, le. Ladies' apartments conducted by a
Lady. apl2-ly
NTHOMSON'S LONDON BITCH-.
EWER, On. EUROPEAN RANGE, for feud.,
lies, hotela, pr public lamtitutiorrs, Lir TW.814-
TY DIFFERENT . SIZES. Also, Plilladel.*
Dille Ranges, Bot-air Furnaces, Portable Heaters
Lowdown Orates, Fireboard Stoves, Bath Soften
Stewhole Plates, Broilers, Cooking Stoves, etc., .
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturers.
ap2s-tuthsSmCILANSoE:R.SOR9ANRoPreS'ETCROIDIB°SNtreet
isime
x W is lLL amc.4.lAm HI
uNDERTAKERLL MOORE, h
atis ß-
PII old
Stand. No. 505 ARCH Street, above Fifth.
METALLIC COFFINS constantly on band.
Particular attention_paid to , persons desirous of
purchasing grounds in Woodland Cemetery.
aiil2-stuthlat * •
own WILLIAM H. MOORE, GE
NERAL FURNISHING 'UNDERTAKER,
No. 823 RACE Street, (late of Arch street.)
/Pr Personal attention at all hours. • au3o-3n)
am E. B. EARLEY,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKE%
s. E.corger TIC,NTA gad a R 44144.1 rieHla
AUCTION SALES.
JOHN B. MYERS & 00., 'AUCTION
BEM, Noe. ERR and 234 MARKET Street.
LARGEPOSITIVE SALE CANE,NCII.
BRITISH, AND AmERI DRY GOODS. TILLS
I)AY.
A CARD. —We will offer to country and city dry
goods buyers, by catalogue, on four Months credit,
and part for cash, Tills MORNING, commencing
at JO o'clock, a very attractive sale of foreign and
domestic dry goods, embracing 554 packages and
lots of desirable articles, to which wcenvite atten
tion..
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITLSRFRENCH,
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We will hold a large sale of foreign and domestic
dry goods, by catalogue, on four months' credit and
part for cash,
THIS MORNING,
August list, at 10 o'clock, embracing abent 500
packages and iota of staple and fancy articles, in
woollens, worsteds, linens, silks, and cottons, to
which we invite the attention of dealers.
N. 8...-Catalognes ready and g_oods arranged for
exhibition early on morning of sale.
LARGiE PEREMPTORY SALE OF BRITISH,GER
MAN ' FRENCH, AND DOMESTIC . DRY
I nl
ncluded in our Sale Of THURSDAY August list.
will he found in part, the following, viz:
CLOTHS, C.ASSIMERES, SATINETS, &e.
pieces Belgian black and blue cloths.
pieces French fancy cassimeres, tricots, &e.
pieces heavy blue pilots, London mixed seal
skins. • •
—pieces cast or beity&ra, English Mcitons, &c.
• Pieces doeskin R. satinets,' Italians, coatings.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
bales brown and bleached muslins,blankets,
bales white and colored twilled flannels.
cases Indigo blue stripes, drills, apron cheeks.
cases tickmes, repellants. cottonades,
- - cases 'Unlucky and corset leans, giughams.
DBMS GOODS.
eases French merinoes and mous de laines.
cases silk striped, plaid. and fancy, poplins.
cases Saxony and Paris plaids, melanges, Ac.
—pages London black and colored alpacas and CO
burgs.
eases mixed mehairs. lustros balmorals.
0001)5.LINEN
-- pieces teildi linens, Barnsley shectings, &c.
pieces Iluriaiyi, ducks , crash,
—pieces table damask, and cloths, bucks, Acc.
Also, Paris dress silks, German hosiery, gloves,
linen cambric handkerchiefs travelling and under
shirts, patent thread, ties, sewings, suspenders, trim
mins, &e.
BROWN OSNABURGs.
25 bales heavy brown Osnahurgs.
WOOL BL ANKETS.
A full, long line fancy and bed blankets, of favo
rite makes and standard goods.
LETTER PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, Bcc.
10 cases note and letter paper, blank books, Ac.,
to be sold at 10 o'clock.
LARUE POSITIVE. SALE Or CARPETINUS,
COTTON YARN. &C.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
September Ist, at 11 o'clock, will he sold, by eats•
logue, on four months' credit, 2® pieces superfine
and fine ingrain, Venetian, hemp, cottage, and rag
earpetings, which may be examined early on the
morning of sale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY MIA OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, &o.
ON MONDAY MORNING,
September4th, atlo o , clock,will be soldby catalogue,
on four months' credit, about 800 LOTS of French,
India, German, and British dry goods, embracing , a
full assortment of fancy and staple articles, in attics,
worsteds, woollens, linens, and - cottons.
N. EL.-G[llode arranged for examination and cata
logues ready early on morning of sale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOE%
BROGANS. TRAVELLING BAGS, &c.
ON TUESI!AY MORNING,
September 5tH, will be sold at 10 o'clock, by cata
logue, on four months , credit, about 1,300 packages
boots, shoes, brogans, cavalry boots, &c.. of city
and Eastern manufacture. Open for examination,
with catalogues, early on morning of sate.
THOMAS & SONS,
. 67 . 1 - Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street.
. ~ _~. _
The firm of M. TllO3l AS lie SONS was diseolYed
the twenty-fifth day . of- August, by the death or
MOSES THOMAS.
The business will be continued under the' same
name by the surviving ; gartners.
`• • ' THOMAS S. ELLIS, •
JOHN D. THOMAS,
atiBo,st • N, A. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE ANA STOCKS
Public sale of Real Estate and Dtocks, at the Eat.
change, every TIJESDAY, at 12 o'clock, during tin
business season. In July and August only occasion.
al sales.
Jedr. Seal of Smitten at ttie Auction Store every
THURSDAY.
Sale at Nos. 139 and 141 Bondi Fourth street
BUPERIOIi FURNITURE FIRE-PROOF SAFES,
FINE CARPETS, &c.
THIS MORNING.
At 9 o'clock, at tboatop Storc,__supertor furni
ture; fire-proof safe, by Evatin & wawa; walnut
bookcase, piano, fine carpets, .te.
Sale No. 2127 Green street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO,
OVAL MIRROR, ENGRAVLNGS, FINE CAR-
PETS, ay.
ON FRIDAY MORNING-
Sept. Ist, at 10 O'clock, kt NO. 'llr green iitIVOI
by catalogue, the superior furniture. rosewood 7
octave piano, oval mirror, oil paintings anti en
gravies, fine Brussels and other carpets, &c. Also,
the kitchen ut ensile.
May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of
sale.
SALE OF HOSFITAL BEDDING,
FURNITURE, Sc.
MEDICAL PURYDYOE I S opriC.H,
WAsirrNaToN, D. C., August 29, PM.
Will be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
the 7th of September, at Judiciary Square Ware
house. and F, Streets, at 10 o'clock A.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF sERVICEABLF. /-lus
rrrAL PROPERTY,
eMbraeing Blankets. Sheets. Counterpanes, Mat
tresses. Mosquito Bars, Pillows. Chairs, Bath-
Tubs liefrigeratcms, Tin Basins, Wooden Buckets,
Bedside Tables, te.
At the close of the sale will be sold 3,000 Good and
500 Damaged InoN BEDSTEAS.
Terms—Cash, at time of sale.
Successful bidders must remove their purchases
wlthin forty-eieht (IS) hours from date of sale. if
not removed within that period the articles will be
resold at the next subsequent sale, at the risk of the
first purchaser. C. SUTHERLAND,
att3l-6t, Surgeon U. S. A. and Medical Purveror.
A VITION SALES OF HUS.F.IIAL
AA- PROPERTY.
MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S °EPIC%
WASHINGTON, D. C., August 29. sits.
Will be held until further notice in this city, on
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, commencing
SEPTEMBER 7, pros., at 10 , o'clock A. D 1 .4 at Ju
diciary- Square. Warelkoliee, Ft - FM and B Wepts,
an auction sale of Hospital Furniture, Bedding, NM.,
which have been used in the Government service.
These sales will embrace many articles of a ser
viceable character, and the attention of Hotel
keepers, Proprietors of Steamboats, and others, Is
called to them.
Terms—Cash, at the time of sale.
Successful bidders Mad remove their purchases
Within forty-eight (48) hours from date of sale. If
not taken away within that time the articles will be
resold at the next subsequent sale, at the risk of the
first purchaser. C. SUTHERLAND,
anal-tf Surgeon U. S. A., Medical Purveyor.
EXTBXSIA T E AUCTION SALES
OF
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL STORES
AND
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
Will be sold at public auction at the United States
Army General Hospital,
FREDERICK, MD., THURSDA_Y SEPTEMBER
1-4 1805. at 1 o'clock P.M.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF MEDICINES HOSPI
TAL STORES, INSTRUMENTS, DHESSUM
BOONS, STATIONERY, BEDDING,
HOSPITAL CLOTHING. PURNI. •
TURE AND APPLIANCES. •
Catalogues of the articles to be sold can he pro
cured by applyidg at this Dept, or at the General
Hospital, Frederick, Md., after September 6th.
ma c h Of the property is but tittle worn, and is to
be sold because no longer required by Government,
The sales will continue from day to day until the
property is disposed of. Terms cash in Govern
ment funds at the time of purchase.
The property to be removed by the purchaser
Within forty-eight hours from day of sale.
Ahiong the articles to be mold may be mentioned
the following:
MEDICINES.
Acidum tartaric= oz. 238
...Ether fortior OZ. 432
Alumen oz. 688
Cateelm oz. 256
cera alba oz. 480
Ueratum 9iddina..,ooooooo .t,?!?,-/hs• 5 0
Cinchona; calesaym pu1V....0000 144
. Chloroform= oz. 210
Copalba oz. 196
Ext. buclut fluidum oz. 2138
Ext. cinchona; Militant oz. 224
Ext. ipeeacuanitte iluidum oz. 224
Ferri et guild. eltras OZ. 26
IpeeiledatillitpU/118 oz. 240
Magnesite smite* lbs. 130
Opil pulvis OZ. 48
Potassie blearb oz. 352
Potassm chlorite oz. 400
Potassre nitres or. 288
Potassil loditium oz. 200
Q
,ninize sulphas or. 50
Soda, chlorin/4a% 14 lbs. 125 , i ,
INSTRUMENTS.
Sherry wine bottles, 144 '`
Pocket eases No. of 12
Amputating case IA 1
General operating case 1.4 1
Easeeting ease I, 1
Trephining 0:190 1
BEDDING, i.
Counterpanes No, of i,'114
Mattresses, hair " 916
Mattresses, straw and shuck " 1,336
Pillows, hair " 2,658
Pillow cases " 4,135
Pillow cases, limn, white 1.6 MO
Siteeta 3,615
UOSI'ITAL GLinzii4o.
Drawers No. of 2,510
Gowns, dressing ~.128
Shirts, cotton -'• .• 2,758
Slippers 513
Socks woollen 2,726
FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES.
Bedsteads iron No. of 1,157
Bowls, dell- Y 1 405
Dishes, assorted sizes to 716
Knives and Forks " NZ
• • Butchers' 20
" Bread 4.4. 10
Mugs, deli' " 554
Spoons, table " 400
• ' tea .41. 204
Spit mugs " 245
Spittoons ' . it 420
Tumblers' glass It Til?
Chairs " 238
Clocks, (wooden) small 18
Tables, bedside I, 8 2 0
Besides a large quantity of other articles too nu
merous to mention.
Purther large :metier( sales of Medical and Hospi
tal Property will take plucc at the following Mean+
ties at an early day, of which due notice wilt be
given: Harper's Ferry, Va.; Claysville, Md.;
Orafton W. Va.; Parkersburg, W. Va.; Charles
ton, W.'ao and at the Medical Purveying Depot,
Baltimore, Md.; the last named Depot containing
a large and valuable stock of new goods.
Z. E. BLISS, Sorg. U, S. vole-,
Medical Purveyor U. S. A.
A.DREO7.I A CO.,
au2B-16t Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
- 11 - WHISKY,
OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY SUBSISTENCE,
ko;n : vita;a, 1865.
By orders from the War Gepartment whisky
having ceased to be a ration, I win offer for sale at
P'UBL - IC AUCTION. at (iovernment„ warehouse
he city of Nashville, Tenn., on TUESDAY, the sth
day of September, 1805 SEVENTY-FIVE THOU
SAND (75,000) GALLONS WHISKY—more or less.
This whisky is mostly copper distilled, put up in
well oaopered barrels, all of which will be regauged
prior to saie, and the Contents of each barrel marked
thereon; it will be Clanilled as to quality, and vadi
class sold separately.
Samples may be seen at my office, No. 13 SOUTH
CHERRY Street, in this city, on and after the
25th day of August, 1885, and at warehouse on day
of sale.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock A. •M. Terms—
Cash. in Covorninent funds. Whisky to be re
moved innuedlately after the sale at the expense
of the purchaser.
By order of Colonel J. C. Bead, Chief Commis
sary Subsistence, M. D. T.
J. M. BLAIR,
an24-7t Caplnn
hnrdg C o SDepot.
LARGE SALE OP GOVERNMENT
STEAMERS, TUGS, BARGES, &C.
QUARTERHASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE.
Drool. OF WAsIaNGTON,
WASHINGTON. D. C., August 18, 1865.
Will be sold atpublic auction , under the direction
of Captain B. S. Allen. A. Q. M. at CI-street wharf,
iu the city of Washington. D. fl., on WEDNESDAY,
September 6th, at ten o'clock A. M., the following
vessels, viz:
Stern-wheel Steamer Wawenock, registered 150
tons.
Side-wheel Ferry-steamer John Disney, regis
tered 860 tons.
Steam propeller Farmer, registered 185 tone.
Screw Tog A. S. Pa 'a, I,6gigterOd 144 tom.
Schuylkill Barge Mary E. Evans.
Schuylkill Barge James Henry.
Schuylkill Barge Quartz.
Schuylkill Barge Tamcs L. Ellis.
Schuylkill Barge Locust Mountain.
Schuylkill Barge Broad Mountain.
Canal-boat America.
Canal-boat F. E. Blakeman.
Canal-boat Lonaconing, No. 1.
Ship's Cutter Constitution.
Two Yawl .boats. •
Two Canal Ice-breakers. •
The furniture and equipage will be Sold with each
boat.
Terms cash in Governutent funds.
5). H. IiIIMP.R.
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Q,usirtermaster,
atritriet Depot of Washington.
CABINET. FURNITURE."
mocatz a CAMPION,
*6l BOTPTH SECOND STREET,
are prepared to follow the 11e01114e. i n the market In
the price of their Furniture. ruschisere will
*ll4 eztAIMI9 9Ur 9tOciri 119719416
AUUTION SALES
FUNIB6 t _BRINLEY i It co,
-a- NOB. 615 ObLZSTNUT and 61% JAYN I;
trot,
SPECIAL ATTRACTIVE SAYE ()I' 1. 0.
WOVEN DRESS GOODS OF A cLi •:.' ~ 1.
. a ,lII,A 1. '
MANUFA.CTURE.
t:i
oN FRIDAV,
m S on eptemer let, nt 10 O'clea to . by ea th° ebrte Ar. r
A.
att A a arg ve anok de
sofaSa bl xo nyy ldre. st; Foods ef L .,.
N,
N. B. Particulars hereafter.
A 3
ems tine b LPACAS, COIMPGS, ND PLAI Nionlack alpriens. A dik t
3 eases then: colored conurge.
4 elms silk cheek and printed inoimi rl.
P & WARNOC, n -
TIONEERS, No. 2140 MARKET Stlep. tu
. Y.,
DAVIS & HARVEY, AUCTIoN i ,,T,-.
(Cato with M. Theinag 8 4;15, I .
STORE NO. gRa t't#EB INT? uTICKL,
CARD.—Persons wishing to ( balms.. ;;,,'
household goods, either at their resi.h.l,: „
removal to the store, will receive per s ,
tion, and our best exertion to secure ;;
returns.
Sale No. 505. North Thirteenth btroo
BRAT HOUSEHOLD BURN IT .
PEAS,&c. IMP.Siili CARPETti,
, )14
ON MONDAY MORNING,
September 4th, to weloek, , o Na,,rq
teenth street, below Spring harden,
Aerial
elegant rosewood piano lorte:V‘"..i:
lige feather beds. &e.
Berle carpcto,
May be examined at 0 &diode r,
the sale.
pIIILIP FORD & CO., AUCTio
525 MARKET and 5522 CoIIMEPer
RALF. OF L5OO CASES 7 3 (10.T@ ANDfir
TIIIS MORSIISur,
August 31, commencing at 10 o'clock,w E w i„
by catalogue, for cash, 1,500 cases Inea,• Rj
and von ins' boots, shoes, balmorals, ,
gross' boots, &c., &a. Also, a desirable 1... ' ;„'"1.
of women's, misses', and chlldren'swcar.,',.a,
WeBAIR , 01' 1,310 C A SES BOUTS slllir •
Wilt soll on '
MONDAY MORNING,
September. 4th, commencing at ten
cases men's, boys' and youths' elf, hip, an , i ' l .3
boots, balteorsis, broeans, Congress
&e. Women's, misses and , bleuren's
Pegged boots, shoes, bannerols, side late,
grtss balmorals., &c.
AUCTION SALE OF 1. - NIT
STATES CATTLE*.
OFFICE. U. S. Comma Any OF tir!: - .1, T ,
MunniggSaollo, Tenn, ' t,
I will sell at public auction,
nessee, on SATURDAY, heptember 2, I.a-, •
eight (NI head, more or less, of cualiqd
Cattle,
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash In Government funds.
The Cattle to be removed on day of
By order of Colonel J. C. Read Chief • , y l
tary Division of Tennessee, ' J. It. FlTri 4 `Cantsis alo c'
CD:7SINQ SAVES
OF
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.
QUARTERBASTEn GENERAL'S Orriez
WASHINGTON, D.C., Augu,t 24 thin
Will be sold, at public unction
Of SEPTEMBER, to the hist,; 1,14,1„. toe
and places named below, viz; tl
NEB
New York city, Tuesday of each week, 150 Ho r „
each day,
New York city, Thursday of each week, VA muh,
each day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday of each wecL , it 11, 04
each day.
Philadelphia, Saturday, September 2, and an•fp,
day and Saturday of each week thereafter, 10)31V.
each day.
Pittsburg Thursday and Friday of each let,,k, to
September 22, inclusive, 150 Mules each day,
H arrisburg, Tuesday of each week,' /SS Sluic; tau,
MdUch Chunk, Thursday. September T, 266 316 M
Indiana, Tuesday, September 12, 160 Sillies,
Greensburg, Thursday, September it, 150 Re . e 6
Reading, Thursday, September 14, 200 Mutt%
Altoona, Thursday, September 29, VA
INDINA.
PePtember / 1 , 13 , 15 , 25 27, art r, 51
Horses each diy.
Indianapolis, September 12, 14, and it. 151
each day.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, September 5, - .7, 9,19, 21, 23, 30, 1t1116 6
each day.
Chiew, September 4,6, 8, 18, 20, =, 23, IV. KS'S
each day.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Friday of each week, 150 Mule , : ell
7 1Imington, Tuesday of each week, 10) lords
JERSEY.
treutoii, Tuagday, September 6, Vie Mehl
Trenton, Ttiesday, September 19, 100 MlllOl,
MARYLAZiII.
- -
Baltimore, Thursday, September 7, 110 :link,,
Baltimore, Thursday Sentember 21, 1.50
St. Louis, Thursday, September 7. and Ttu - i4ly
and Thursday of each week thereafter, .40 .211
ea It day.
na"N*Aa,
Fort Leavenworth, commencing Tuoday,
temher 12, and continuing thereafter at such tn.n
as the Depot Quartermaster may desiguaie, 2JA
Mules.
GIESBORO, D. C.
Tuesday and Thursday of each week, 'Wilms
each day.
No sales of Mules win. take place at
WAS/III•filTi/N. D. G.
- -
The animals to be sold In *eptember Are illpt;ir
to any heretofore offered to the public. The uso.
thy of them are sound and serviceable.
It is es:peeled that at this series of see oiltho 34,
plus Government animals will be iliveso,l B,y,
ors should therefore auceU themsalllde thin iee 4r.
purtivaity to jatoechnse.
Animals will be sold singly;
sales to commence at 10 A. M.
- -
Terms cash, In United States eurremr.
' JAMES A. EON,
Brevet Brigadier General in tintrge
ants-30t 'First Division, (1. M. S.q.
AUCTION SALE OF HIDES.
OFFICE DEPOT CO.M.
li.I6IIVILLR, Tenn., A1ign , .1'2i.14,1
Will he sold, at public auction, at U. S. : 0 111,11IPI
House, In NASHVILLE, Tcuu., on
the 7th day of September. 1865,
%
4 p ,000 0 GREEN .AND DRY HIDES, tam. m!;.:i. l
rms, sh. oil delivery. Hides is reizio4
IIIIIECOiEteIi - cater &AU!. Sala to eoulluvart• 1; ti
o'clock A. M. J, DI, El. PC
au29-6t Captain awl C.l.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL ,
ROADS.
OFFICE cr AS6ISTANT QUARTBRDIA62I4,
WA6tiM,2•olf, D, C. J 25 k IA
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCIL
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hlghti
bidder, the following rolling stook
On TUESDAY, September 11, at the Porael
Co.'s Shop In Portland, Maine, Six. (6) LOCOMOP2
Engines. -
On THURSDAY, September 21, at Hinlfly & Ti
Hams , Shop in Boston, Mass,, Four (4) Loosmothi
Engines.
On MONDAY, September 28, at B.ennett Sgnay
near Philadelphia, Pa., Fitt*: (50) Box Freight ON
four feet eight and e licit inell gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September 27., at Wiliningtet
Del., Eight-four (84) Box Freight Cars, Are-00
gau ge .
The above Abele is all new, and of fig Vey bee
quality,
The Engines are five-feet gauge, fire-toot thitl7l
and cylinders 16x24 inches. They can be dale
to narrow gauge at a trifling expense.
Sates to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms : Cash in Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,
,1344-46 i Brevet Colonel and A, Q,31,
GREAT SALE OF Gann=
HORSES .AND MULES.
1/8,000 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURINS 201
MONTH OF AUGUST,
in the %Ws of New York, Pennsylvania, Gal
Ludlam. petal/are, Maryland, anti self
Jersey, and the District of
Columbia.
QtrAnTnninBTEß GENERAL'S Cornet_
WASIDNGTQN, D. C., al y 24.1 11 1,
Will be sold at public auction, to tile 11105 519 N
der, at the Mae and Maces named beicor,
N' YORK.
New York city, Tuesday and Friday of cads
200 Horses each day.
New York city, Wednesday of each well.
Mules each day.
Elmira, Tuesday, August 8, 200 Hones.
Elmira, Tuesday, August le. NO Mules.
Albany, Frldny, August 2.8., SOO Ruin,
Buffalo, Wednesda N y, Augilet Nl all MOM.
PENSYLN'AA.
Philadelphia, Thursday of each week, 20 fiell
each day.
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday of e
week, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday of each week, 150
4 1 T atsyille, Tuesday, August 1, ZOOSIaIeI.
Miffilutown, Friday, August 4, 200 Mules.
York, Fridity, August 4, =Horses.
Newytile, Wednesday, August 9, 100 Honer
Norville, Thursday, August 10, 100 Mules.
Heading, Friday, August 11, 200 Horses.
Bhippensburg, Wednesday Accost 16, 10011 0
grid, Thursday, AUgliSt 17,'200 Horses.
Shippensblirg, Thursday, August D. IMMO ,
wEnamsporf, Friday, August 200 HOrSelo
Indiana, Monday, August 21, 200 Horses ,
Chambcrsburg, Wednesday, Augcst
Horses.
Chambersburg, Thursday, August 01, 10011111 1 '
Fridwy, August 25, 200Tiorses.
Carlisle, Wesineeda, August 30. 100 H4Ties ,
Carlisle, Thursday, Augu
0 ,August
81,100 Nines.
0,
Columbiana, Tuesday, August 1, toe Horst&
Salem, Wednesday, August 2, NO Horses.
Alliance. Thursday, August 3, 200 liorees.
thintelli Saturday, Autust 5, 200 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 8, I,P Nide"
Massillon. Tuesday, August Is, tlersei,
Crestline, Thursday, August 17, 100
Clevelaud,Monday,_August 21, 250 Horses.
INDIANA. poi
Fort Wayne, Thursday. August Z 4, haav
DELAARE. „
Wilmington, Tuesday of eau wces, 280 0'
each day.
Wilmington, Friday or each week, 200110 MM
day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, August 10, 200 Mules.
Trenton, Thursday Aagust Ni 210 hinted.
IiaRYL AND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 9, and Wt
ilile
Of each week thereafter, zoo gorses each dlr.
IirASHINGTONI P. U.
Each week day. 200 Mules,
DIESI3OI4O. D. d.
Bach week day except Wednesday, 200 Host!:
An opportunity to purchase a sOperfor <:}s7
saddle and draft itaimals, at far less vigil dun
ve Thoughnow offered tO Ole LI bile. dip
tile Majority of them arc soma slider
VIC-Sulale, they are no longer requi rt
to
and must be sold.
Many of the mules were bought in the bcB.l l o
of the war when young, accompanied th e am.
all their marches and camps. and are WTl
broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and
from being so long surrounded by the wheel's
Animals will be sold singla.
llales :o commence at so
Terms-Cash, in United States etirre u lilt
AM ES A.
Brevet Brigadier J tlencral to cliarg.a
Iy2o-tanBl First Division, Q. 51!_ 8 .
ARGE SALB Or GOV •
-.1-d CARS, ENGINES, AND RAILR I.IU 140,
tiff an STATES .1111LIT11)1Y 1(A10,0to%10,
OVTICE OF ASSISTAAr q,..th moo ‘ . 4 ,3 .
WASHINGTON 1). ititauttAiNb.
Will be sold at MTh POINT, Va., on
DAY, October 11, at 11 o'clock A. 51.: Do , ,
About four thousand (4,000) tons Railroad
At PORTSMOUTH, Va., en FRIOAX, Urtohat
at 421).4.•
Five (.s) . tlrBt-ellips Locomotive nagincs.
About My (00) Freight Carg mid 0U ()
Car.
At HOB Four, Va.,October nt
One new Locomotive Engine. u toot
At ALEXANDRIA, Va., OU T DROL"'
17
!
Fifty (50) first-class Locomotive Eaglets ,
inch gauge.foot 23A
Eighteen 08) new Plattorni !is , 0 114'
Twenty-five (25) new Box Cars, arealo
About three hundred and fifty (150) / 1,
'lli-inch gauge.
About two hundred and thirty (2.30) l'lstfor.sdP
About46-inch gauge.
thirty (30) Stock do., 4-feet Witch I.
Twenty_(_2o) FusSeriger tlo., q O .. ae•
One (I) Wrecking do., do., (Mt
Two (2) new Trucks.
Sixty do., do.,framed.
Fourteen 04) Flats.
About two tilousand (2,000) tons Railroad fi,
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA at 1 , al
and to continue from day to day until all lit •
Terms: Cash, in Government, _
IL L. NOB. \,1: ) ,
Brevet Colonel
it._o.ldilintrY
aul4-toctO
LARGE BALE OF 0011.E11705.
RAILROAD ENGINES AND CARS.
- UNITED grATN,6 MILITARY TtAir.110A175,4,04
OFFIWC C 4 A2.6IOTAST Q.I.Td/r/., 1 ,11 , i'
W.AdifflttrcN, D. UI I AtilhC,,, 0
mond, Va., on TUFSDA.Y,
Will be sold at MANCHE S TER , , I
Twenty-five (25) new first-class L0cV10.,,,0•
glues; fivs) foot gauge, fire (5)
eylluaers 16rat Inches; capacity of taut. t , ' ,
1.5315. October 3! . 1 ,, r .
, .::,,,
Five (5) first-class Locomotives, 4 fe" '
gauge. Duv p ; ,
Two hundred and sixty-five (S 5) neW 11
Cars, live (6 ) foot gauge. ,-) rot! ,
Ten (10 )
new Platform Cars. five 0 „e. ~
Ten (10) Freight Cars, 4-feet SX,-inch giv- i , $O ,
The sale to continue from (toy 10 11 0 ""
i Terms l Ca o
h &u i m (W in re e nant-n 10 0 d
Muds',,,i)N.
IL L. 1i0n.1% -,„ )1..
anis-toillrevet Colonel any 1 0 : Di yi . ,,;
11TAVANA. OIGABS.—A GO
...,. 0,
-.--- RIETY constantly In store and ben).: io
est cash tato. s. PUOVEY N,,.;;Vg,
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