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FRIDAY, BEPTEMB.SB 8, 1865.
Secretary ft - canton, Mr. Sessraid, and
Montgomery Blair.
The following cart, from Marlow Weed
appears in the New York Zimel of yes
terday:
:lb the Editor of the New York Times: '
The m alignant but. senseless assault of Mont
-uomery Blair upon Secretary Stanton is nay
-4-),,s one good effect in calling our, us it does,
triumphant vindieations of the character and
cervices of a really great and patriotic states
man._ Col. Forney and an intelligent corre
spondent (C. P. S.) in the Times have furnished
contributions to a vindication still, however,
iuvcmplcte j for if it were ever essential to a
Government that it should have the "right
Man in the right place," this Government was
twice preeminently fortunate in having Mr.
Stanton—first in the Cabinet of Mr. Buchanan,
rind next in Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet.
There is, somewhere in Maryland, a supposi
fitioue locality where Mr, ]hair affects to find
fellow-citizens j , on whom he inflicts imagi
nary speeches. These fictions enable him to
get long-winded tirades into the newspapers),
one of which, garnished with flaming head
lines, appeared in the World, and the intro
ductory expletives in the Tribune. Mr. Blair
Pare
"It is apparent, from the whole course of
public affairs, that Mr. Seward acted in concert
with Buchanan's administration during the last
three months of his term. He was, no doubt, ad
vised, through Mr. Stanton, who was in Mr.
Iluchanan:s Cabinet, of the policy it had
adopted in reference to the seizure of every
thing that appertained to the nation in the
South. It was to the coalition then formed
between Mr. Seward and Mr. Stanton that the
latter became Secretary of War to Mr. Lin
coln. He apprised Mr. Seward of this treaty of
the War and Navy Departments, under Bu
chanan, to make no resistance to the policy of din.
Solving the Union—to offer no coercion to impede
its march to independence—and Mr. Seward's
Course shows that he approved and adopted this
policy. Is it not strange that Mr. Seward
„should have kept thatparalysis on the country
from the 4th Of MAMA to the 13th of April,
when the conflagration of Sumpter aroused the
people V'
This treason—for such is the charge=-was
committed, if at all, before Mr. Lincoln came
into office. Why did Mr. Blair not only conceal
it, but sit there with Mr. Seward in the Cabi
net, claiin lag, all the while, to be Mr. Seward's
friend and champion, quarreling with others,
but even furiously supporting . Mr. Seward?
But the charges are untrue—viciously untrue.
The TRUTH is, that the first and paramount
design of the Secession leaders was to obtain
before or on the 4th Of March, by coup (Pettit,
possession of the capital with the sanction of
the Government THAT DES/ON WAS THWARTED
DT Sin. STANTON. As a member of Mr. Bucha-
Dan'S Cabinet, he became informed of the trea
sonable objects of his colleagues, Cobb, Thome
son, and Toucey, and of the imbecility,
at least, of the President, Placing him
self in confidential eoramunleatien. with
Seward, Mr. Stanton went to his watch
and his work boldly and sagaciously. Trai
tors were by degrees weeded out of the
Cabinet, and their vacant seats given to Gen.
Dix end Judge Wilt, who eceoperated with
Mr, Stanton and Mr. Seisard in preserving, the
Government. The 4th of March approached,
amid treasons and conspiracies in the highest
classes. Washington was, without doubt, dis
loyal. A conspiracy to assassinate Mr. Lin
coln at Baltimore was discovered and thwart
ed. On the Occasion of the inauguration, Gen.
Scott had scarcely more than 5,000 troops for
the defence of the capital. The danger was
imminent But the chief traitors had been
ejected from the Cabinet. Their plans were
disconcerted. Mr. Lincoln ices inaugurated,
and the Government, prevailed. For that Go
sediment's salvation the people and the Union
are indebted to the Roman virtues of Edwin
2d. Stanton.
It was,d doubt not, owing to the "coalition
then formed between Seward and Stanton,"
that the latter was called into Mr. Lincoln's
Cabinet. Such ordeals "try men's souls." The
life of the nation was in the issue. It was
saved as "a brand from the burning." The
struggle bound Messrs. Stanton and Seward
together with "hooks of steel."
During the five or six weeks that Mr. Stan
ton was trying to preserve the capital, though
in jeonstant communication through a trusty
thirdparty, Messrs. Stanton and Seward never
Met. When the danger was over, and the day
of rejoicing came, Mr. Stanton supped with
Mr. Seward. I was present, meeting Mr. Stan
ton then for the first time. Confidence had
been established between these eminent men
while engaged as counsel many years ago, in
an important and protracted trial, in Michi
an, I believe. But it was then and there that
I learned how large a debt of gratitude we
owed to Edwin 11. Stanton before the rebellion
broke out.
And how immensely has that debt been aug
mented by his three years of indomitable in
dustry, inflexible integrity, high courage, and
deviated patriotism, in the War Department?
With a war Secretary, deficient in any of these
great qualities, our trials, always serious,
wouldhave become perilous indeed. But with
a man at the head of the War Department
whose courage and capacity rose with and
triumphed over every disaster, all was safe.
Yet, with a personal knowledge of the utter
falsehood of his charges, Montgomery Blair,
who was a "common scold" in the Cabinet,
and a political nuisance everywhere, is en
gagedin traducing, or endeavoring to traduce,
Secretary Stanton.
Of Secretary Seward, Mr. Blair says
"Mr. Seward, it accrue, made no direct reply
to a letter of Judge Campbell, referring to the
pledges he communicated from him to the
- Confederate commissioners, and stating to
him that the pledge to evacuate Fort Sumpter is
less forcible than the words you employed. These
words were, Wore this letter reaches you, (a pro
posed letter by me to President Davis,) SUMPTER
WILL HAVE. BEEN EVACUATED.' Mr. Seward did,
however, in an authorized statement made in
the Albany Evening Journal, by Mr. Tharlow
Weed, admit that he,' Governor Seward, con
versed freely with Judge Campbell; .we do not
deny, nor do we doubt, that in these conversations,
at one period, he intimated that End Sumpter
would be evacuated. He certainly believed so,
founding his opinion on his knowledge of General
iSeotts recommendation.:
Mr. Seward has endured, as is his habit,
much of misapprehension and obloquy in Te
foPeneo to this queStiOn, without reply. I
shall content myself now with Baying, that a
few days will entirely clear away the mists
which have rendered it obscure, placing the
responsibility, with the reasons for his action,
here it belongs.
In allusion to Mr. Blair's unfounded slan
der, that Governor Seward "played_ for and
against the Union,:? Colonel Forney, nowing
how much friendship the ex-Postmaster Gene
ral professed for Governor Seward, remarks
that he "does notknow when he took offence l"
1 can give the information. He "took offence"
when give
lawyer,". as Colonel Forney
calls Mr. Blair was not appointed. Chief Jun-
Lice. Mr. Blair says that Mr. Seward could
have made him Chief Justice, but did not, and
hence these false assertions, and hence, these
tirades of personal abuse. T. W.
isTATE ITEMS.
The Mayor of Harrisburg has vetoed the
ordinance lately passed by Councils of that
city, allowing intoxicating liquors to be sold
between the hours of 11 o'clock P. M. and 4 A.
M. He thinks there " should be an intermis
sion to drinking as well as to labor.”
The railroad accidents in this State con
tinue with exemplary regularity. Last week
live people—four men and a woman—were
killed at as many different, places. This is
hardly sufficient to keep up the excitement.
The Doylestown Democrat calls attention
to the fact. that some of its exchanges misprint
the name of our candidate for Auditor Gene
ral. They have it W. D. H. Davis. The name
of our candidate is William W. H. Davis.
Pottsville is said to be the richest town of
its size in Pennsylvania. Nearly six hundred
persons pay taxes on more or less incomes in
excess of six hundred dollars.
.—Nearly all of the soldiers at Harrisburg
have been paid and finally-mustered out, and
Camp Curtin is again comparatively deserted.
The period Axed by law for the shoot
ing of squirrels begins on the first of Septem.
ber and closes on the last day of December.
A - piece of the tree under which Vicksburg
was surrendered to Gen. Grant has been re
ceived at Erie.
General Morgan, the Copperhead candi
date for Governor of Ohio, was born in Penn-
aylrania.
The German Shooting Club of Lancaster
will hold a festival, at their grounds on the
Conestoga, on the 2.d of October.
The Adams County Agricultural Society
fair will be held this year at Bendersville, on
the lath, 20th, and Slat of the present month.
The Sherry it Harrison theatrical troupe
are performing at York.
ELOME ITEMS.
—At Newmarket (N. IL) is a tree wh<ne
trunk, one foot from the ground, divides into
twenty-three different branches, then extend
ing upward some four feet unites with the
limbs of the different branches, thereby be
coming one and the same tree again.
Indians have been running against horses
again on the Chicago Trotting Park. They
ran four miles and a quarter while the horses
trotted eight miles to harnefie, filld beat by
sixty rods in twenty minutes thirty-five
,seconds.
E. K. Root, Esq., president of the Colt Fire
arms Manufacturing Company, died at Hart
ford last week, in the fifty-seventh year or his
age.
—ln 181.9, at a dinner to Mr. Adams, at
Brown's Hotel, Washington, Mr. Calhoun pro
posed the following sentiment: "Universal
'suffrage and universal education."
—Miss Emma Mitchell made her "Bret and
only appearance" on the stage, at Cincinnati,
last week, at the benefit of her sister Mary
Mitchell.
—A letter from Galena says General Grant
la talking of taking a tour in Europe to be ab
sent two years.
Permelia Darnell is the Ohio maiden's
name whose speech was restored by a severe
whisky spree.
A nugget of gold, just tonna. in Idaho, is
Worth $2,001.
—Maine basproduced a two.and-a-half-ponml
tomato.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
It is stated that the French consul hi New
York has intimated to the proprietors of the
Herald, World, and Express that hereafter they
will not be permitted to circulate their publi
cations in France unless they adopt a more be
coming tone toward the Emperor in discussing
his Mexican policy.
The editor of a French paper, in speaking
of the dedication of a new cemetery near
Lyons, says that " M. Gaseoigne had the plea
-aurae being the first individual whO was
buried in this delightful retreat."
The topographical engineers of the Spa
nish army are preparing a collection of plans
to illustrate Cmsays campaigns in Spain, which
they propose to send to the French Emperor.
The Prince and PrinceSS of Wales, the
Duchess of Cambridge, and the Princess Mary
are all having a very jolly time together at the
Chateau near Frankfort.
The French are building an arsenal at
Yokohama.
A Mexican reeruiting office has been
opened in Paris.
The French wine crop will be abundant.
LEGAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE RECEIVER
-+-• OF TAXES, PHILADELPHIA, July 17, 1865.
Notice is hereby- given, that writs of seire facias
will be issued Upon the Claims for Taxes herein
after mentioned, at the expiration OP six watt
from the date hereof unless the same are paid
within that. time to JOHN E. LATTA, Esq.,
Solicitor for the Receiver of TaxeS,
No. 128 South SIXTH Street.
City vs. J. W. Potts, C. P., 4,, T. 1865, No. 1.
['H y and State tax, 1860, ULM .Lot northwest
~,,rner Morris and Beulah streets, 150 by 150 ; First
u•ord.
Seine vs. C. M. Phillips, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 2.
city and State tax, mat 427.06. Lot south. side Rule
,treet, = feet west of Fourth street, 66 by 160; First
ward.
Same vs. F. E. Vandyke, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 3.
City and State tax, 1860, $130.71. Lot west side
Eighteenth street, 136 feet north of Fitzwater, SO by
VA: First ward.
Same vs. H. 31.ebtenny, C. P., J. T., 1886, No, 4.
City and State tax, 1880; 59.57. Lot west side of
Fifth street, 302 feet north of Reed street, 18 by 128;
First ward.
Same vs. William Wharton, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
5. City and State tax, 1860, *30.17. Lot southeast
corner Front and 141111 in streets, 150 by 80; First
ward.
Same vs. A. MeAnany, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. G.
City and State tax, 1860, $4 1 .49. Lot, and two three
story brick houses, southeast corner Fifth and Bor
den streets 3 2 by 15; First ward.
Same vs. McFadden. C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 7. City
and State tax, 1860, *38.25. Lot west side Fourth
street, 68 feet north of Dickerson, 61 by 170; First
ward,
Slone vs. Unknown, C. P., J. T.,1885, NO. R. City
and State tax, 1860, $18.13. Lot east side of Mos.
mensing avenue, 102 feet 3 inches south of Tasket
street, 42 by 50; First ward.
Same vs. Alexander Eustus, C. P. J. T.,1865, No.
9. City and State tax, 1860, *89.60. Lot west side of
Fourth street, 62 feet it inches south ofMoore street,
160 by 900; First .cart]_
Samevs. J. Johnson, 0. P., J. T., 1865, No. 10.
City and State tax, 1860, *40.07. Lot northwest cor
ner Seventh and liloore. streets, 167 feet on Seventh
street, 145 feet on Moore street, thence along Wag-%
nor's Line 39 feet, thence along Richard's Line 245
.feet; First ward.
Same vs. Mary Vanderslice, C. P.. J. T., 1865, No.
11. City and State tax, 1860, $18.93. Lot south side
Wharton street, 16 feet west of Third street, 16 by
101; First ward.
Same vs. Samuel Mount - y, C. P., 3. T., 1865, No.
12. City and. State tax, 1860, $27.57. Lot southeast
corner Moyameusing avenue and Reed street, 16 by
60, - First ward.
Sante vs. Alexander Irstis, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
13. Citr and State taa, 1960, e 44.92. Lot southwest
corner Fifth and Moore streets, 101 by 100; First
ward.
.
Same vs. J. W. Potts, D. C., J. T., 1865, No. 1.
City and State tax 1860, $133.28. Lot on Eighth
street, 112 Itt 291 feet to Lewis Street; First ward.
Saute vs, .Stewart, D. C. J. T., 1865, No. 2. City
Mid Stale ' tax 11165, $28630. Lot sonthweast corner
Sixteenth and Pine streets, zas by 8101; First ward.
Same vs. S. Kennedy, D. C. J. T.,1865, No. 3. City
and State tax, 1860, $102.94. Lot northwest corner
Fifth and Mitliin streets, 298 by 150 feet; First ward;
Same vs. Hannah Bernard, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
19. City and State tax, 1860,841.34. Lot and four
story brick house west side Swanson street, 17 feet
south of South street, 17 by 32; Fourth ward.
Same vs. Anna Williams, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 15.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.OB. Lot and frame
building, north side Front street, 86 feet west of
Barron street, 17 by 25; Fourth ward.
Same vs. John S. Lyster, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 16.
City and State tax, 1860, $2:4 ,
61. Lot and two-story
brick building, south side Monroe street, 280 feet
west from Third street, 17 feet by 926 feet: Fourth
ward.
Same vs. F. S. Johnson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 17.
City and State tax, 1860, $60.68. "Lot and three
story building thereon, south side of Almond street,
3o feet east 01 Front street, 18 by 60; Fourth ward.
Same vs. John 11. Taylor, C. P., J. T., 1866, No.
18. CRT and State tax, 1880, $45.44. Lot and three
story brick house, east side Front street, 40 feet
south of South street, 20 by 80; Fourth ward.
Same vs. F. S. Johnson,C. P. J. T. 1865, No. 19.
City and State tax 1860. L
0.09. ot an three-story
brick house, cast side'Front street, 85 feet south of
Almond street, 34 tr 200; Fourth ward.
Same VP. i. r., J. T., 1865, No. 20. CRY
and State tax, 183,0, Lot and two-story frame
building, east side Front street, 65 feet south of Al
mond, 11 by 200: Fourth ward.
Same vs. Mrs. M. Bradley, C. F,, J. T. '
1865, No.
21. City . and State tax, 1860, $10.71. Lot and two
story' brick house, 233 feet south of South street, 17
by te; Fourth ward.
Same A'S. William Dickens, D. C., J. T., 1865, No.
4. City and State tall, 3580. .8407.11. Lot and three
story brick honse, northeast corner of Sixth and
Sruce streets, 18 by 70, No. 541; Fifth ward.
Spruce
vs. lieury E. Wallace, 13, C., J. T., 1885,
No. 5. City and State tax, 1860.x.16. Lot and
four-story brick house, west side Sixth street, 61
feet south of Sansom street, 21 by 135, No. 123; Fifth
ward.
Same TS. J.H.:McLoughlin, C, P., J. T. 4 1.865, No,
21. City and State tax, 1860. $45.44. 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. es.
City and State tax, 1860, *27.77. Lot and three-story
brick house west side Twenty-fourth street, 65 feet
south of Pine street 15 by 55; Sevenths Ward.
Same vs. George H. Armstrong, C. P., J. T., WA,
No. 24. City and State tax, 1860, $46.18. Lot 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., 1885, No.
25. City and'State tax, 1860, $13.03. Lot north side
Lombard street. 30 feet east of Aspen street, 16 0) -
78: Seventh ward.
Same TB. Catharine Mealy, 0. P . ,. J. T., 1865, No.
26. City and State. tax, 1850, $21.88. Lot and tWO
story brick house, southeast corner Budd and Dean
streets, 13 by 40; Seventh ward.
Same vs. Thomas Scott, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 27.
City and State tax, 1860, $45.44. Lot and two-and-a
half-story brick house north side South street, 144
feet west of Eleventh street, 18 by Se, No. 1117;
Seventh ward.
Same vs. John D. Shale, C. P., J. T., 1865, No,
28. City and State tax, 1860, $69. 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, 56by 103, No. 415: Seventh ward.
Same T 5. 3). McCandless, C. T., 1865, N 0.29,
City and State tax, 1860, $33.66. Lot and two three..
story brick houses southwest corner Lombard and
Seventeenth streets, 16 by 35; Seventh ward.
Same TS. A. M. A. Lawrence, D. C., J. T. 1865,
No. 7. City and State tax, 1869, $178.00. Lot and
dwelling west side Washington Square, 20 feet south
of Coodwater street, 20 by 206; Eighth ward.
Same vs. Robert J. Arundlt, D.C., J.T., 1805, No.
8. City and State tax, 1860, $105.07. Lot and brick
dwelling east side Broadstreet, 60 feet south of Pop
lar, 30 by 160,• Fourteenth ward.
Same vs. Charles Wetherill, C. P„ J. T., . 1865, No.
30. City and State tax, 1860, 00.16. Lot north side
of Market street, 149 feet west of Twentieth, 21 by
int Ninth ward,
Same vs. H. Catherwood, C.P., J. T. 1863, No. 31.
City and State tax, 1860, 1,74.92. Lot north side
Chestnut, 80 feet east of Twenty-second, 40 by 163
feet; Ninth ward.
Same vs. John W. Wallace, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
32. City and State tax, 1860, $67.54. Lot and three
story brick dWeiling east side of Nineteenth street,
213 feet north of Chestnut street, 18 by 851 Ninth
ward.
Same vs. Ertehternact, C. P., J. T.,1865, No. 33.
City and State tax 1860, $95.29. Lot and buildings
northeast corner Tenth and Morgan streets, 18 by
120; Tenth ward.
Same vs. John Walters, D. C. 3. T., 1865, No. 9.
City and State tax, 1860,
4133.80. Lot northeast cor
ner Eleventh and Coates streets, 40 by 140; Four
teenth ward.
Same Ts. C. B. F. O'Neill, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
al. City and State tax., 1860, $49.21. Lot and build
ings southeast corner Hancock and Pluenix streets,
60 by 80: Seventeenth ward.
Same T 5. B. Sherry D. C. 3. T., 1865, No. 10. City
and State tax, 1860, *140 . 53. jot and buildings north
side Master street, extending from America to Cad
walader streets, 30 on Master, 160 on America, and
154 on Cadwalader: Seventeenth ward.
Same vs..B. Sherry, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 35. City
and `State tax, 1860, $44.60. Lot and three-story
brick dwelling west side of Cadwalader street, 125
feet - north of Master street, M by 100: Seventeenth
ward.
Same vs. Margaret Fredericks C. P., J. T., Ka,
No. 36. City and State tax, 1860, $11.56. Lot west
side Wood street, 54 feet east of Duke street, 18 by
100; Eighteenth ward.
Samers. Georgelif. Hill, G. P ., _ J. T., 1865 NO. 37.
City and State tax, 1880, 80.16. Lot south side Cher
ry street, 31 feet west of Bedford street, 19 by 80;
Eighteenth ward.
Same vs. William Vaughn, C. P., J. T., 186.5, No.
38. City and State tax, 1660, $7.16. Lot southwest
side Vienna street, 100 feet south of Lemon street,
17 by 100: Eighteenth ward.
Same vs.diaries E. Spangler., D. C., J. T., 1865,
No. 11. City andahtate tax, 1860, $103.68. Lot north
east corner Trenton avenue and Ann street, 432 by
110 feet 9 inches to Witte street; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. S. S. Davis C. P.,J. T., 1895, No. 39.
City and State tax, 1860; $9.88. Lot southeast cor
ner of Ontario and Myrtle street, 250 by 63; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. E. Davis, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 40. City
and State tax, 1860, $18.91. Lot southeast corner
Elm and Brown !Streets, 60 by 108; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. George C. Barber, C. P., 3. T., 1303, No.
41. City and State tax, 1860, 426.28. Lot northwest
corner Sargent and Trenton avenue,3o by 138; Nine
' teenth ward.
. . .
Same es. Robert Sitter, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. , 1134.
City and State tax, 7860, Vt 3.42. Lot southeast corner
:Sepviva and Jackson etreets, 111 by 100; Nineteenth
-ward.
Same vs. Patrick Clark, C. P. J. T., 1565, No. 42.
City . and State tax, 1860, $16.93, Lot northwest cor
ner Monmouth and Duke streets, 63 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
. .
Saint vs. John C. Carver, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.93.
City and State tax, 1880, $35.99. Lot southwest cor
ner TrentOli avenue and Calabria street, 60 by 146;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John B. Adams C. P., J. T.,1985, N 0.44.
City and State tax, 1860, $.80.72. Lot and four brick
houses west of Fitter street, 284 feet south of Harri
son street, 80 by PM; Nineteenth ward.
Some rs. James 31. Clacker, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
45. City and State tax. 1860, $18.95. Lot northwest
Corner. Salmon and Wellington streets, 158 by le6;
Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. Thomas Daley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 46.
City and State tax, 1860, $14.51. Lot east side of
Brown street, 75 feet south of Reading Railroad, 57
by 102; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. It. S. Simpson, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 47.
City and Slate tax, 1860, 409.73. Lot south side Cam
bria street, 360 feet east of Coral street, 60 by 140;
Nineteenth ward. . .
Same Ts. li.eorge W. Burr, C. P., J. T., 1865. No.
48. City and State tax, 1860, 60.5.99. Lot southwest
corner America and Cumberland streets, 60 by 114;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
49. City and State tax, 1860, $14.50. Lot west side
Front street, 117 feet southward of Susquehanna
avenue, 51 by 110; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T. 1868, No. 60. City
and State tax, 1860, *48.04. Lot west side Front
street, 60 feet south of Diamond, 800 by 110; Nine
teenth ward. . -
Same - vs. same, C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 51. City
al
Statei tax, 1860, 547.09. Lot west side t
Fron
street, 54 feet north of Diamond, 175 by 110; Nine
teenth ward.
Same v5.J.V.Peter50n,C.P.,J.T.,1865,1 , 10.52. City
and State tax, 1860, $24.3L Lot and two bed:houses
south side Pepper street, 116 feet west of Trenton
avenue, 50 by 90; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Purvis, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 53.
City and State tax, 1860, 930.58. Lot southwest cor
ner Gaul and Clearfield streets 2% by 165* Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Charles A. Pelt, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
54. City and State tax, 1860, $30.72. Lot 'west side
Banco street, 294 feet south of. Huntingdon street,
1421 v 109; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. J. Paul, C. P., J. T., 1865. No. 55.
City and State tax, 1660, $18.94. Lot and building
east side Third street, 360 .feet north of Oxford, 31
by 74; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Samuel Townsend, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
56. City and State tax, 1560, 425.65. Lot and two
three-story brick houses east side Duke street, 216
feet south of Reading Railroad, 39 by 81; Nineteenth
Ward.
Sante vs. William TiefOrd, C. P.,. 1865, No.
57. Clty and State tax,lB6o, $13.05. 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 Vic
toria street, 160 feet east of Lambert street, 71. by
71; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John C. Uhle C. F. 3. T., 1661. No. 50.
City and State tax, 1860.1110.10. Lot east side Walker
street, 119 feet south of eading Railroad, 64 by 65;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. 'Unknown, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.60, City
and State tax, 1860, $ —. Lot west side Dlelvale
street, 43 feet north of Ann street, 37 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Unknown, C. P., J. T.,'. 1865, No. 81.
City and State tax, 1860, $5.12. Lot east side Chat
ham street, 453 feet south of Clearfield, 36 by 165;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Unknown. C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.62. City
and State tax, 1800, $13.99. Lot northeast corner
Rettlewell and Torpin streets, 100 by 140; Nine
teenth-ward
Same vs. 14. B. Pennock, C. r„ J. T., 1565, N 0.61.
City and State tax, 1860. $21.89. Lot east side Chat
ham street, 25 feet north of Reading Railroad, 98 by
89.738; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. C. Roberts, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.' 64.
City - and State tax, 1860. 319.09. Lot north sidellunt
ingdon street, 36 feet east of Thompson street, 59 by
80; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James B. Rearnsey,C. P.,J. T., 1815, No.
85. City and State tax, 1800, $7.90. Let and frame
dwelling north side Anthracite street, 160 feet east
of Almond, 20 by 20.
Same vs. Charles E. Spangler., D. C., J. T., 1885,
3.0. 12. City and State tax,lB6o, $197.59. Lot eastside
Trenton avenue, 90 feet north of Clearfield, 582 by
N ineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. li. Raiguel. C. P. J. T„1865, No, 66.
City and State tax, 1500, $24 . 31. 'Lot northwest cor
ner Allegheny avenue and Salmon, 150 by /05; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John B. Adams, D. C. J. T., 1865, No.
15. City and State tax. 1900, SIIB,Z. Lot and ten
brick buildinSS. ilerthWest corner iirewn and Hold
streets, 197 by 95; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John M. Peyton, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
SatnadteAltlrgh 1860,
enyavenne, 190 by 60; Niue
, ti 3.35. Lot southeast
6 c 7 o . rs C er it li y l a il n le d r
teenth ward.
Same vs. John Mee, C. P. J. T., 1885, No. 68. City
and State tax, 1860, $23.47. Lot south side Cambria
street, 102 feet east of Amber street, 100 by 146; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John Brown,
_C. Lot., T., 1865 No. 69.
City and State tax, 1860, ffel.Bl. and tw'enty-slx
brick houses, southeast corner Dauphin and Coral
streets, 288 by 156; Nineteenth ward.
Citys. Oeorge W. Brown, C. P., T., 1865, No.
70. and State tax, r ..i. Lot nortnwest corner
Sepviva and EMeline s nets, 36 by 603 Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Henry S. Mott, C. P„ 3. T. 1885, No. 71.
City and State tax, 1860. $19.52. Lot northeast cor
ner Butler and Myrtle streets, 112 by 448; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Chris. E. Spangler, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
- 2. City and State tax, 1880,524.30. Lot northeast
corner-.Weal° and Clearfield streets, 144 by 75;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. dames Wharton, C. P.,J. T., 160, NO.
73. City and State tax, MO, SUM. Lot north Side
Somerset street, /SS fees west of Ceder street, 60 by
191; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William Watt, C. P. J. T,, 1885. No. 74.
City and State tax., 1860, $5.70. Lot west ai de Dau
phin street, 198 feet west of Trenton avenue, 18 by
100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Jacob Woteell, C. P. J. T., ins. No. 76.
City and State tax, 1860, $8.61. Lot west side How
ard street, 162 feet south of Torii, 16 by 95; Nine
teenth ward.
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Same vs. John Patrick C. P. J. T., 1885, No. 78.
City and State tax, 1880,108.94. Lot east side Brown
street 100 feet south o Allegheny avenue, 101 by
106; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George Payne, C. P.,J. T., 18 8 5, No. 77.
City and State tax, 1860, $13.20. Lot north aide Al
legheny avenue; 41 feet Korth of Almond, 40 by 180;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William S. Swanzey, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 78. City and State tax, 1860, $15.98. Lbt south
aide Norris street, 34 feet west of Apple, lel by 57;,
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Trayner, C. P., J. T., 1885. No.
79. City and State tax. 1860, $18.91. Lot north side
Randolph street, 142 feet west of Trenton avenue,
100 by 100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. R. Thomas, C. P. J. T., 1885,
No. 80.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.OB. ' Led 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, 3460, $15.98. Lot west side
Brown street, 188 feet south of Clearfield street, 52
by 95; Nineteenth ward.
Sanie vs. John W. TrumpC. P., 3. T., 1865, NO.
82. City and State tax, 1860; $24.81. Lot southeast
corner Allegheny avenue and Almond street, 188 by
70: Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. 31r. Tomlinson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
83. City and State tax, IESO, $11.77. Lot west side
Bieillnencl sliest, 131 feet north of Allegheny ave
nue, 51 by 100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Albert White C. P.,J. 'P., 1865. No. 84.
City and State tax, 1880, Lot southeast cor
ner Chatham and - Wel ington streets, 267 by 86;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. John Vaughn. C. P.. J. T., 1865, No. 85.
City and State tax, 1860, $14.51. Lot northeast cor
ner of William and Almond streets, 60 by 1051 -Nine
teenth ward.
same v.. W. 'Wbynoop, C. P. J. I'., Bed. No. 66.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.56. Lot Sontltwept cor
ner .Salmon and Wellington streets, 53 by 105; Stan
teenth ward.
Same vs. Conrad Wyant, C.P., J. T., 1865, No. 87.
City and State tax, 1860, $5.67. Lot east side Ilan
cook street, 282 feet south of Cumberland street, 18
by 92; Nineteenth ward,
Same vs. Brown, Desert & do., C. P. J. T. 1885,
No. 88, City and State tax, 1860, *434.81. Lot north
west corner of Cumberland and Gaul streets, 60 by
160; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Joseph N. Thomas, C. P. J. T.,1865,N0.
89. City and State tax, 1860, $39.53. Lot and
build
illgnorthwest corner Girard avenue and Darien
street; 18 by 87, No. 611- Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Abraham S%hite, C. P., J. T., 1865, NO.
90. City and State tax.„lB6o, $21.96. Lot southeast
corner of Myrtle and kettlewell streets, 191 by 215;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Stockton,C.P. J.T., 1865, No. 91.
City 11.•.,d State tax, 18W, 61566. Lot ,
east side Tucker
street. 266 feet West of Oar street, 16 by 76; Nine
teenth ward.
Saute vs. Samuel F. Shenk, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
92. City and State tax, 1860, $ 10.07. , Lot northwest
corner Tulip and Tucker streets, 60 by 102; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Maitland, C.P., J.T., 1885, N 0.03.
City and State tax, 1860, 6136.75. Los. east side of
Broad street, 125 feet north of J ackson street, 320 by
515; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William Smith, C. P., J. T., 7865, No. 94.
Cit and State tax, 1860, $32.07. Lot southeast corner
Cumberland and Tully streets, 72 by 150; Nineteenth
ward.
Slime vs. Unknown. C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 95. City
and State tax, 1860, $8.62. Lot south side Toronto
street, 330 feet west of Bath street, ao by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. C. E. Spangler, C.IP. J. T.,1895, No. 96.
City and State tax, 1860, $ 22.68. Lot south side of
Plum street, 20 feet west of Bath street, 240 by 100;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Patrick Non's, C. P. J. T. 1885, No. 97.
City and State tax 1880, $14.5L Lot northwest
corner William and Almond streets,6o by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Daniel McDevitt, C. P. J. T., 1868. No.
98. City and State tax, 1860, $8.66. Lot, southeast
corner Almond and Elm streets, 20 by 127; Nine
teenth ward.
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Same vs. Michael MCMentilny, C. P. J. T., 1865,
N0_0.9. City and State tax, MO, $11.0,. Lot south
west corner of William and Tulip streets, 54 by 102;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. W. MeElhone, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
100. City and State tax, 1860, 127.77. Lot south side
Cambria street, 60 feet west of Trenton avenue, 113
by 146; Nineteenth ward_
'Same CH. John Nelson,C. P., J. 'P., 1665, No. 101.
City and State tax 1600 114,54. Lot southeast cor
ner Almond and Birch streets, 105 by 60; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John McChiskey, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
102. City and State tax; 1840, $l3. Lot northwest
Howard and Norris, 70 by 45; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. C. S. Oram, C. P., J. 'P., 1865, No. 103.
City and stole tax, 1830, *57.28, Lot northeiwt M
iter West and Division, 292 by 122; laiineteeentit
ward.
Same vs. A. Olivine, C. P , J. T., 1865, No. 101.
City and State tax, 1860,'513.80. Lot southeast cor
ner Allegheny avenue and Brown, 70 by 105;-Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. 0. Wendell, C. r, J. T., 1865, No. 105.
City and State tax, 1660,51.2.9 a. 'Lot east side Somer
set, 52 feet south of Howard, 46 by 110; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. C. Wendell, C• P., J. T., 1865, No. SC
City and State tax, 1880, $15.99. Lot south side Le
high avenue, 60 feet east of Sepviva, 46 by 120; Nine
teenth ward.
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Stun VO. Biebard Whiteali, C. P., .r. 'V., 1860, No.
10T. City and State tax, 1660, 405.00. Lot north side
.s.omerset street, 165 feet west of Cedar street, 60 by
191; Nineteenth ward.
Same es. J. C. Weber, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 108.
City and State tax, 1860, $14.51. Lot southeast cor
ner Pepper and Lemon streets, 60 by 90; Nineteenth
ward.
Same TS. Thomas McCann,C. P. 3. T 1886, No.
City and State tax, HO, $21.881 . Lot and frame
house southwest corner Somerset and Almond
strets, 20 b 100; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Robert McKinley, C. P., J. T., 1885, 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. Me:Slakin, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 110. City' and State tax,lB6o, $10.12. Lot south
west corner Paul and Welington, 267 by 82; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Wm. McFarland, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
111. City and State tax, 1860, $41.87. 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, 1860, $=.33. Lot southeast
corner Sergeant - and Sepviva, 34 hr 140; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Carlton R. Moore, C. P., J. T., 1805, No.
113. City and State tax, 1860, $18.42. Lot southwest
corner Pepper and Tulip streets, 100 by 90; Nine
teenth ward.
Same VS, MIMS MOOre, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 114.
City and State tax, two, $35.72. Lot east side Duke
street, 50 feet south of Elm street, 130 by 33: Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. George Moore, C. P. T., 1885, No. 115.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.46. ' Lot west side Sal
mon street, 100 feet south of Clearfield street, 51 by
105; Nineteenth ward.
Sane VS. George Moore, C. P., J. T.,1853, No. 116.
City and State fax,1930 $20.60. Lot northeast core
ner Lehigh avenue and West street, 99 by 117; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. H. Morgan,C. P.,J. T., 1885, No. 117.
City and State tax, 1860512889. Lot east side Bodine
street, 60 feet north of Columbia avenue, 57 by 49;
Nineteenth ward.
Sante VS, Mitchell, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 118. City
and State tax, 1650, $8.69. Lot north side Cumber.
land, 66 feet west of Cedar street, 19 by 150; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Ren,iamin E. Moore, C.P. J. T., 1865, No.
119. Gity and State tax, 1860, Lot northwest
corner Wheat Sheaf lane and. Cooper street, 75 by
566 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Mine VS. D. Monier, C. P., J.T, , 1865, No. 120. City
and State tax, 1900, $6,40. Lot west side Doke street,
126 feet south of Monmouth street, 121 by 105; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. S. W. Stockton, C. P., J. T. 1885, No. 121.
City awl State tax, 1860, $7.16. Lot and frame house
south side Maple street, 20 feet east of Melvale, 20 by
/00:Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. W. C4rfigalll C. P. J. T., 1865. No.
122. City and State tax, 160, $53.89. Let southeast
corner Duke and Westmoreland streets, 348 by OS;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. BeniaininPittfield, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
123. City and State tax, 1860, $39.06. Lot on York
street, bounded by West, Paul, Gordon, and York
streets; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Eliza A. Reed, C. P. J. T.,1865, NO. 124.
City and State tax, 1860, $V3.46. Lot on Adams
street, bounded by Adams, Duke, Emeline, and
Almond streets; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Aaron Sobers, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 125.
City and State tax,lB6o, $33.66. Lot southwest cor
ner Clearfield and Lemon streets, 198 by 101; Nine
teenth ward.
Same TS. DUbOACitte, C. P., J.T+ 4 1835, N 0.126, City
and State tax, 1860, $18.95. Lot northeast corner
Somerset and Amber streets, 72 byl46; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Dubosque, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 127.
City and State tax, IWO, $12.49. Lot southeast cor
ner Cambria ens Amber streets, 90 by 73; Nineteenth
ward. -
Same vs. Charles Dixey, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 128.
City and State tax, 1860, $73.21. Lot southwest eor.
ner Auburn and Trenton avenue, 98 by 146; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. John O. Pritchette, C. P., J. T.,1865, No.
129. City and State tax, 1860, $21.81. Lot west side
Richmond street, 440 feet north. of Ann street, 40 by
200; Nineteenht ward.
Same vs. James Pryor, C. P. J. T. 1865, No. 180.
City and State tax , 1860, $9.37. Lot and frame build
ing north side Somerset street, 84 feet east of West
street, 18 by _106; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. H. B. Pennock, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. ISt.
City and State tax, 1860, $31.17. Lot northeast cor
ner Division and Duke, 196 feet 4 inches by 95 feet
7-11 Inches • Nineteenth ward.
same vs. S. Patterson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
132. City and State tax, 1860, $1.8.94. Lot southeast
corner Almond and Clearfield, 100 by 140; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. William Dickerson, C. P„ J. T., 1865, No.
133. City and State tax, 1860, $18.94. Lot and brick
building east side Hancock street, 224 feet north of
Norris street, 32 by HO; Ninetr- math ward. .
Same vs. John Dittman, C. P., J. T, 1865, No, 134.
City and State tax, nr,(l, 400.07. Lot east side Han
cock, 156 feet north of Cumberland street, 38 by 92;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Daniel Doland, C. P. J. T., 1865 N 0.135.
City and State tax i 1860, $11.54. Lot south side Wil
liam street,42B feet east of Trenton avenue,s4 by 102;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Benjamin Renter, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
136. City and State tax, 1860, $21.88. Lot and brick
house thereon, east side 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, $lO.OB. Lot and
frame house, west side of Germantown road, SS feet
north of Little Poplar, 16 feet, extending hslf way
to Sixth street, in depth; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Peters, C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 138.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.51. Lot Authwest cor
ner Trenton avenue and Clearfield street, 84 by 103;
Nineteenth ward.
Same Vs. Bertles Shee, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 139.
City and State tax, 1860, $311.19. Lot west side Kester
street, 242 feet north of Somerset street, 225 by 69;
Nineteenth ward. .
Same vs. E. Burton, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 140.
City and State tax, 1860, $21.88. Lot northwest cor
ner of Cumberland and Scpviva, 45 by 160; Nine
teenth ward.
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Same vs. George A. Richmond, C. I'., J. T., vas,
No. 141. City and State tax, 1860, - $8.39. Lot south
east corner of Anthracite and Almond, 40 by 80 feet;
Nineteenth ward. N....
Same vs. E. Shippen, C. P., J. T.,,1885, No. 145.
City and State tax, 1860, $26.27. 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., 1865, No.
pa. city and State tax, 15410, $30.03. Lot northwest
'Corner Butler and Myrtle streets, 112 by 242; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James S. Lawrence, C. P. J.T, 1865,N0.
144. City and State tax, 1860, $lO.OB Lot southwest
corner Commissioners' avenue and West street, 57
by . Bo; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. Longstretb C. P. J. T., Meo, No.
146. City and State tax, 1860, 816.10, Lot north tilde
York street, 1211 feet west of Sepviva street, 18 by 126
feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Frank. Lodge, C. P. J. T., 1865, N 0.146.
City and State tax 1860, $13.73. 'Lot southeast cor
ner Hancock and ork streets, 60 by 92 feet; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. A. Longstreth, C, P. J. T.,1865, N 0.147.
'
City and State tux ,1800, pi. 55. 'Lot northeast eor
ner Sergeant and Sepviva streets, 56 by 138; Nine
teenth ward.
Same TB. Henry Keyser, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.148.
, City and State tax, IMO, $15.91. Lot west side Sal
mon street, 125 , feet south of Wellington street,72 by
105; Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. A. C. F..lookenbring,
140. City anti State tax, 1880, $lO.ll. Lot southwest
corner West and Vermont, 39 by 151 feet 194 inch;
Nineteenth ward.
Sante vs. Henry %rider, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 150.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.Ol. Lot northeast
corner Pepper and Tulip streets, 60 by 59; Nine
teenth ward. r_
Same vs. Martin Kelly, C. F., J. T. 1865, No. 151.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.90. Lot southeast
corner West and Haiti streets, 80 by 22; Nineteenth
ward.
Same TS. Michael Kelly, C. P., J. T. 11165, No.
162. City and State tax, 1860, *MM. Lot , north side
Somerset, 72 feet east of Amber street, 72 by 146;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Jciel Jones, C. P., J. T. 1865 No. 153.
and State tax, 1860,618.95. Lot east side Beach
street, 88 feet south of Reading Railroad, 64 by 81;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs.WllllaM B.Jolinson,C.P., J. 1,1865, No.
154. City and State tax, 1860, 800.81. Lot north side
Pepper, 80 feet west of Trenton avenue, 120 by n;
Nthe.teenth ward,
Same vs. J. Thompson, C. P., J. T., 11345, No. 155.
City and State tax, 1860, $44.90. Lot northwest
corner York and Hancock streets, 183 by 107; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. J. Thompson C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 156.
City and State tax, 1860, 54.28. Lot east side How
ard, is feet 8 inches northof York street, 252 by 110
feet: Nlncteentiorard.
Same vs. J. Thompson, C. P. ' J. T., vim, No. 167.
City and State tax, 1860, $51.80. Lot northeast
corner Hancock and Dauphin, 250 by 90; Nineteenth
ward
Same vs. Edward Aiken, C. P. 3. T., 1865, No.
15S. City and State tax,lB6o, U 1.541. Lot west si[ife
Front street, 803 feet south of Huntingdon, .40 by 100;
Nineteenth ward.
Same TS. Colonel A 3.11, C. P., J. T., 1566 No. 169.
City and State tax, 1860, OM; Lot west side Rich
mond street, 288 feet south of Emory, /7 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Allegheny Warf Land Company, C. P.,
J, T., 1865, No. 160. City and State tax, INO, $3.80.
Lot sontl, side Allegheny avenue, 284 feet east of
Richmond, 20 by 191.1.ineteenth ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P., J. T., 1886, No. 181. City
and State tax, 1860, $4 . 93. Lot south side StLXBOII
street, 100 feet east of Richmond street, 64 by 72;
Nineteenth ward.
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Same v. Same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 162. City
and State tax, MO, $4.%. Lot north side Saxson
street, 244 fret west from Bath street, 64 by 66; Nine
teenth ward.
Same TES, Same, C. P. J. T.,1865. N 0.163. City and
State tax, ASO. W. 97. Lot , north aide Samoa stmt.
THE PRESS.-PHIT,ADELPTITA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1865.
14€ feet west of Bath street, 80 by ei; lilaeteeittia
war&
Same 7e. Same, C. P., J. T. 1886, No. 184. City and
State tax, 1803, $16.76. Lot South aide of ft-aeonstreet , street, 260 feet east of Richmond, 240 by 72; Nine
teenth ward.
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same vs. David Allen, C. P., 3. T., 1866, No. 165.
City anti State tax, 1860, $11.56. Lot north side Wil
lis., street, 566 feet east of Trenton avenue, M by
,02; Nineteenth ward.
Same vp. Robert Sitler, C. P., S. T., 1865, No. 166.
City and State tax, 1660, SIB.N. Lot northeast cor
ner Tucker and Sepviva streets, 11.1 by 100; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. James Sehrack, C. p,, J. T.. 1865, No. 167.
City and State tax,lB6o, $lO.lO. Lot east side Tor
pin street, MT feet south of Tioga street, 60 by 140;
Nineteenth ward_
Same vs. R. J. Spinlel, C. P., J. T.. 1866 No. 168.
City and State tax, 1 803,11(8.94. Lot east side Duke
street. 152 feet south of Reading Railroad, 64 by 81
feet 7 inches; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. S. M. Sarkonhelm, C. P. J. T., 1805, No.
189. City and State tax, 1880, 101.48. Lot and
three-story brick building at the Junction of Frank
ford road and Trenton avenue, 103 by 46; Nineteenth
ware.
Same vs. Mr. Schenck, C. P. J. P. 1885, No. 170.
City and State tax, 1860,18.63. Lot north side
Wood street, 154 feet west Of Cedar street, 18 by 160;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. W. Sterling, C. P. 1865, N 0.171.
City and State tax, 1860, 115.28. ' Lot northwest cor
ner Tulip and Huntingdon, 60 by DO; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Charles E. Spangler, C. r., J. T., 18 6 5,
No. 172. City and State tax, 1660, t 27.26. Lot south
east corner of Tulip and Clearfield streets, 162 by 10 0
feet; Nineteenth ward. .
Same vs. Samuel Shober, C. P. L J. T., 1865, No. VI.
City and State tax, 1860, *30.63. Lot northwest cor
ner Amber and Adams streets, 150 by 116; Nineteenth
ward. .
Same vs. Catharine Taylor C. P. S. T., 1805, NO.
IN. City and State tax, 1860:$12.30: 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., 1865. No. rm. City
and State tax, 1860.440.20. Lot northwest corner
Susquehanna and Third, 514 by 102; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Mr. Thomas, C. P. J. T., 1885, No. 170.
City and State tax, 1880,110.88. 'Lotand brick build.
leg west side Bodine street, 369 feet west. of Mont
gomery street, 19 by 99; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Jaeob Bulger, C. P.,J. T., 1885, No. 177.
City and State tax, 1880, *13.99. Lot east side Prank
ford road, 70 feet north of Huntingdon, 90 by 120;
Nbietecuth ward.
Same vs. J. It. bulgur ' C. P., a. T., MS, No. 174.
City and State tax,.11160 0.08. Lot northeast cor
ner Frankford roa Huntingdon
and u street, 30 by 80;
Nineteenth war d.
Same vs. S. Simpson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 179.
City and State tax, 1860, $18.42. Lot southwest cor
ner Somerset and Amber streets, 60 by 172; Nine
teenth ward.
. . .
Same vs. R. S. Simpson, C. P. J. T.,1885, No. 180.
City and State tax, 1860, *W.V. 'Lot south side Sum
mer street, 191 feet east of Amber street; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. A. B. Scott, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 181.
city and State tax, 5860, $44.59. Lot and live brick
Wilding& northeast COrlitT Adams and Amber, 69
by 34; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Allegheny Wharf Land Company, C. P.;
J. T., 1865, No. 182. City and State tax, 1860, $13.24.
Lot smith side Allegheny avenue. 304 feet east of
Richmond street, 120 - by 119,• Ninteenth ward.
Same vs. same. C. P., J. T., 1866, No. 183. City
and 9State tax, 1860, *4.91. Lot north side SaNsoll
15011 street, 946 feet east of Richmond street, 80 by 08;
Nineteenth ward.
Same va. same C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 184. City
and State tax, 11160, $64.70. Lot on . Bath street;
bounded by Bath, Alleghany avenue, and the rlver:
Delaware; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Bertles Shee, C.F., J. I', 1865, NA: 185.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.03. Lot south side Le
high avenue,4o feet west eflatther, 40 by 100; Nine ,
teenth war.
. . .
Same vs. J. B. Sulger,
_C. P. ' J. T., 1805, No. 180.
City and State tax, 1860,0104.82. Lot northwest cor
ner Huntingdon and .Memphis streets, 100 by CO;
Nineteenth ward.
Sallie, vs. J. M.- Simpson, C. P., J. T., IM,_ No.
187. City _and State tax, 1860, $22.83. Lot southeast
corner Allegheny avenue and West street, no by
122; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. M. Shaw C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 188.
City and State tax, 1860, $40.68. Lot west side Al
mond street, 72 feet north of Wellington, 174 by 122;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William & Simpson, 0, P. J T., 1865,
No. 189. City and State tax , moo, grx.4l, Lot south
west corner of Auburn and Amber aLreeta, 94 by 146;
Nineteenth ward.
. . .
Same Vs. William S. Simpson, C. P., J. T., .1865,
No. 190. City and State tax, 1860, $09.89. Lot north
east corner Auburn and Coral streets, 04 by 146;
Nineteenth -ward. .
Same vs. Mr. JohnSon,V. P., J. T. 1855, No. 191.-
City and State tax t mce, Lot northeast corner
Richmond lane antt Witte street, 110 by 128; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. J. W. Johnson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
199. City and State tax, 1860, $5.67. Lot north side
Diamond street, 90 feet east of Thuron street, 16 by
601 Nineteenth ward. •
tame Cs. James Um, C . P. J. T., 1865, No. 195.
City and Slats tax,. MO, $15.59. Lot Southeast cor
ner Kettlewell anti Bank streets. 112 feet 0 inches by
151 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. D. Bazell, C. P., J. T. 1865, No. 194.
City and State tax,_ 1860, $13.08. Lot northwest
corner Ontario and Myrtle, 161 by 155; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Hall, O. P., J. T., 1865, No. 195.
City and state tax, 1860, $17.54. Lot east .1.1. Al
mond street, 155 feet south of Lehigh avenue, 85 by
135; Icinteenth ward.
Same vs. John Ball, C. P. J. T., 1865 No. 196,
City and State tax, 1860, C 5.99. Lot west side Brown
street, 134 feet south of Clearfield, 54 by 91;'.Wine
teenth ward.
. .
Same ya, George Hartman, C. P. J. T,, 1865, No.
197. City and state tax, 1860,17.16. Lot north side
T
Nassau street, 80 feet east ofulip street, ..T2 by 83;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Frederick Heim, C. P., J. T. '
1865, NO.
198. City and State tax; 1860, $14.51. Lot north side
Somerset, 148 feet south of Trenton avenue, 56 by
191; Nineteenth ward.
S 8
58Me Ts. J. Hoffman C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
199. City and State tax, 1860, 459:69. ' 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, ea1..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, 1560, $8.04. Lot east aide Chatham . ,
110 feet north of Somergot, by 95: Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Hartley. C. P. S. T., 1865, NO. 202. city
and State tax, IMO, 600.10. Lot west side Brown
street 127 feet south of. Reading Railroad, 32 by
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. M. & B. Garber, G. P., J. T., 1865,N0.
203, City and State tax, 1860, $10.70. Lot south side
Anthracite street, so feet east of Amber, 51 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Johns arber C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 204.
City and State tax,1860,57 . 35.. - Lot south side An
thracite street, 131 feet cast of Almond, 34 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Same VS, A, .
H. Grant, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 205.
City and State tax, Ira, $lO.ll. Lot southeast eel*.
ner Adams and Tulip, 72 by 150; Nineteenth ward.
;Same vs. Charles Geop C. P.,J. 1805, N 0.206.
City and State tax, 1860, p
$15.36. Lot northeast cor
ner Martha and Huntingdon, 100 by 60; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Geisler, C. P. J. T., 1865, Na. 207.
City awl State tax, 1060, go '
4.59. Lot southwest cor
ner Susquehanna aVeiritie and Front etrnet. 117 by
HO; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. W. & C. Faulkner, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
208. City and State tax, 1860, *7.16. Lot southwest
corner Clearfield and Cooper, 80 by 80; Nineteenth
ward.
Same
vs. John Fagan, C. P.,J. T., 1885. No. 209.
City and State tax, 1860 887.16. Lot east side West
street, 05 feet south of 'Elm street, 18 by 120; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. Fritz and Williams, C. P., J. T., 1885,
No. 210. City and State tax, 1860. $23.35. Lot north
east corner Huntingdon and Collins streets, 110 by
90: Nineteenth ward.
Caine vs. J. Evans, C. P., L0t,1885, No. 211. City
and 3 , ate tax, 1860, $58,76. outhwest corner of
Gaul and Westmoreland street*, Wall 185; 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 Gaul and Westmorelana streets, 174 by 135;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. George Davis. C. P. J. T., 1885, NO. 213.
City and State tax, 1360, $5.68'. Lot south aide of
Pepper street, 180 feet cast of Cedar Stratt, 18 by 80;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William Deal, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 214.
City and State tax, 1860, 3310.10. Lot north side of
Sergeant, 87 feet east of Jasper street, 100 by 86;
Nineteenth ward.
Caine vs, John Dougherty, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
215. City and State tag-, 1660i.68. Lot west side of
Duke street, 42 feet east of William street, 20 by
105; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Clement, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 216. City
and State tax, 1860, *74.81. Lot 'west side of Chat
ham street, 80 feet north of Allegheny avenue, 128
by 65; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Owen Clark, C. P., J T. 1865, No. 217.
City and State tax. Iglio. 03.68. Lot artheast Corner
Richmond and Rettlewell streets, 2:3 by 147; Nine
teenth ward. . .
Same vs. John Kraal, C. P. J. T., 1885, No. 218.
City and State tax, 1860, $7.1'7. Lot north side
Somerset, 133 feet east of Gaul, 86 by 80; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. C. a W. Clothier, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
219. City and State tax, 1860,_ $2098. Lot northwest
Corner Somerset and Tulip,Bo by 191; Nineteenth
ward. . _
Same vs. Brovenis '
C. P. J. T.,1866, No. 220. City
and State tax, 1860, $lO.OB. Lot southwest corner
(Atari° and Cooper, 60 by 120; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. S. C. - 13111ineyer, C. P. J. T., 1885, No. 221.
City State tax, 1860,410.01. Lot south side Net
tiewell, 215 feet east of Myrtle, GO by 191; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. J. B. Coyt, C. P., J. T., 1665, No. 2Z2.
City and State tax, 1860, $lO.lO. Lot north side Pep-
Ner street, 60 feet west of Tulip street, 60 by 69;
ineteenth ward.
Same va. Edward Clinton, C. P. J. T., 1965, No.
=3. City and State taxes, 1860, $4.91. Lot east side
Howard street; 35/3 feet north of York street, 18 by
92; Nineteenth - ward.
Same vs. Edward Clinton, C. P., J. T., 1835, No.
224. City and. State tax, 1860, $5.46..' Lot east side
Hancock street, 340 feet south of Huntington street,
is by 92; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs.M. C. Crease,C. P.,j.T.,1865„N0.225. City
and State tax 1860, $21.87. Lot east side Richmond
street, SO feei north of Ontario street, SY by 150;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Clayton Allen, C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 226.
City and State tax, 1860,518.95. Lot west side Lemon
street 130 feet 9 inches north of Ann street, 108 by
MI Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James Stewart, C. P. J. T.,1885, No. 221.
City and State tax i 1,860, '10.55. Lot east side Third
street 92 feet north of busquchanna avenue, 156 by
114; Nineteenth ward.
S:"eine vs. James Saul, C. P., J. T., 1885 No. 228.
City and State tax, 1860,6;13.04. Lot west side Front
street 287 feet south of Susquehanna avenue, 40 by
110: Nineteenth ward.
.
&ne S ' B. J. W. Colladay,C. P., J. T.., 1855,Nr0.229.
City and State tax, igso, g 413.45. Lot east side Duke
street, 85 feet south Of Wellington, 76 by so; 2011C
teentli ward.
Same •vs. S. T. Conrad, C. P. 3. T., 1865, No. MO.
City and State tax, 1860,545.43. Lot southeasteorner
Lehigh avenue and Almond street, OS by 90; Nine
teenth ward.
same va. William D. Baker, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
221. City and State tax, 1880, WM. Lot southwest
corner Allegheny avenue and - Eltreet, iee by TO;
Nineteenth ward.
. . .
Same vs. George W. Burr, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
232. City and State tax, 1860, $59.64. Lot southeast
corner Cumberland and Third streets, 400 by 114;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. James and John Brown. C. P., 3. T.
1865, No. 233. City and State tax, 1860, $21.87. Lot
south side Somerset street, ass feet east of Ainbor,
72 by 172; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Mary A. Bower, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
234. City and State tax, 1860, $10.11: Lot south side.
Norris street 90 feet 6 inches east of Trenton ave
nue, 18feet 6 inches by Ma feet Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. M. Bowers, C. P.,J. T. 0865, No. 2.36.
City and State tax, 11180, $17.45. Lot south side Nor
ris street, 291 feet inches east of Trenton avenue,
43 by 135; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. M. Bowers,C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 286.
City and State tax, 1860,512.52. Lot south side Nor
ris street, 384 feet 6 inches east of Trenton avenue;
73 by 86; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Henry Build, C. P. J, 1%, MC No. 237,
City and State tax, 1860, $8.65. 'Lot west side Fifth
street, 292 feet south of York street, 56 by 139; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. ndrew. Betzner, C. P., J. T., 11385,N0.
M. City and State tax, IMO, $15.11t. Lot and frame
house west side Front street, 140 feet south of Hun
tingdon street, 38 by UN Nineteenth ward.
Same TB. Jenks Black, C. J. T. 1885, No- 220.
City and State tax, 1860, qrl.9a.•Lot east side Haseher
street, 131 feet north of Dauphlu,lBby9s; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. John Brown, C. P. ' J. T., 1865, No. 210.
City and State tax, 1860, 04.25. Lot south side Sat
-leant street, 245 feet east of Emerald street, 18 by
40; Nineteenth ward.
Mune vs. Samuel Bechtold, C. P.,4. 'P., 1885, No.
241. City and State tax, 1800, $7.17. Lot north side
York street, 140 feet west of Cumberland street, 18
by 120; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. J. Brown, C.F., J.T., 1865, No. 242. City
and State tax, 1860, $13.05. Lot and brick house east
side Emerald street, 88 feet south of Ella street, 12
by 52; Nineteenth warn.
State vs.J. B. Cristy, C. P. J. T., 1286, No. 241.
City and State tax, 1860 , WM' Lot east side West
street, 90 feet north of Lehigh avenue, 120 by 1171
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. William Chew, C. P,, J.T., 11365, No. 244.
City and State tax 1860, *14.51. Lot northwest cor
ner Almond and MOnntouth, 1 1 135 by 00; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. Abram Baker,
__o. P. J. T., 1855, No. 245.
City anti State tax., 1860, $26.35. ' Lot southwest cor
ner Richmond and Westmoreland, 50 by 475; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. M. E. and J. C. Crease., C, P., J. T.,1865,
No. 240. City and State tax, 1860, $18.94. Lot south
west corner Wenaley and Lam*rt, 140 by 145; Nine
teenth ward.
Same vs. F. W. Coniston, C. P. J. T. 1865, No.
247. City and State tax, 1860, SI3.M. Lot , west side
Richmond street, 269 feet north of Maple, 20 by 200;
Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. Bauer C. P., J. T., 1565, No. 248. City
and State tax , 1860 1t5.99. Lot northeast corner
West and Clearfield, 3 by 74; Nineteenth ward.
Stone vs. Charles E. Spangler , 0- P., J. T., 1885,
No. M. City and State tax, itteo, 00.20. Let north
east corner Ann and Lemon strects,l47 feet 8 inches
by 140 feet; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. A. E. Spangler, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
250. City and State tax, 1860, $61.81. Lot northwest
corner Maple and Bath, 3A)by257; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. C. Spangler, C. P , .1. T. 1865, No, 241.
City and State taX, 1860, 2130.69. Lot 404thwest cor
ner Palm and Bath streets, 370 by 100; Nineteenth
ward.
Same vs. C. E. Spangler, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
252. City and - State tax, 1850, $58.88. Lot southeast
corner renton avenue and Clearfield, $lO by 135 feet
to Witte street; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P., J. T., 1862, No. 252. City and
State tax, 1060,40.. 50 - Lot north aide Ann street,
380 feet cast of Meivale street, 240 by MI Nineteenth
_ . .
ward.
Same vs. J. Church, C. P., J. T., 1135, No, M.
City and State tax, 1660,904. M Lot east side Spring
atreet,__s7 feet south of Commissioners' avenue, 40
by Bin Nineteenth ward.
tjame vs. Same, C. 3. T,, lOW, No. 255. City
and Matt tiws, 18e9.e17 . 47.L0t northeast corner
Commissioners' avenue and Gan), 57 by 190; Nine
te,•sah ward.
Same vs. George Pifer, C. P. J. T.,1665, No, 258 .
City and State tax, 1860, $11.56. Lot and brick
building east side Front street, 92 feet north of Har
rison street 18 by 33; Nineteenth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P., 3. T., 1865,.
No. 257. City and State tax, 1860, $29.31. Lot and
dwelling west side of Tenth street, 139 feet south of
Master, 16 by 106, No. 121341 Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Same, C. P. J. T. 1865, No. VA City
and State tax, 1860, $21.23. Lot and dwelling west
side of Marshall street 261 feet 1,49 inch north of
Poplar, 16 by 87 feet 5 inches, No. 932 L Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Mrs. reason, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 259.
City and State tax. 1860, $30.70, Lot and dwelling
east side of Seventh street, 65 feet north of Master
street, 17 by 68, No. 1909; 'Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P.,_.1. T.. 18651
No. 260. City and State tax, 1880, $23.35. Lot and
dwelling east, aide of Seventh street, 231 feet rf
inches north of Poplar street, 16 by 87 feet 5 inches,
No. 927; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Trutt, C. P. J. T., 1865. No. 281. City
and State tax, 1832, *le:W. Lot south side of Vine
street, 04 feet west of Twenty-second street, 32 by
65; Tenth ward.
Same vs. homed Roberts, C. P., .7. T., 1865. No.
262. City and State tax, 1860, $38.08. Lot and
dwelling northeast corner of Franklin and Master
streets, 39 by GO; Twentieth ward.
Same re. john Lets, C. P., J. T.,.1885, No. 263.
City and State tax, 1860, MAN Lot and dwelling
west side of Heath street, 81 feet east of Thirteenth
street, 14 by 61, No. 1245; Twentieth ward,
Seine vs. Peter Muslin, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 264.
City and State tax, 1860, $18.40. Lot and dwelling
south side of Haines street, 17 feet west of Twelfth
street, 12 by 60 feet 1.-X inch; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. A. Zelby, C. P. J. T. 1865, No. 265. City
and State tax, 1830, $ 3.47. Lot northeast side Sum
mer street, 116 feet northwest of-Hutton, 40 by 115;
Twenty-fourth ward.
Same vs. D. Armstrong, C. P., J. T., 196.5, No. 286.
City and State tax, 1860, $,V.04. Lot and dwelling
west side Sixth street, 117 feet 51i inches south or
Oxford street, 16 feet 6 incline by 98 feet 2 incises;
Twentieth ward. '
Same vs. John 'Chimp, C. P., J. T„ 1865, No. 267,
City and State tax, 1860, $.50.62. Lot and dwelling
east Side Twelfth street, 125 feet south of Mont.
gomery, 30 by 173; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Mrs. Chapman, C. P., J. T., 1885, NO.
268. City and State tax, 1860, $33.65. Lot and dwell
ing east side Fifteenth street, 125 feet north of Gi
rard avenue 17 by 95 feet 6 inches; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
269. City and State tax, 1860, $18.40. Lot and three
s{ o briek house west side of nutolllllsoii street,
151 feet 9g inch north of Poplar, 16 by 61; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T" 1865, No. 270. City
and State tax, /860, $18.82. Lot and three-story
brick dwelling west side of Hutchinson street, 135
feet 76 inch north of Poplar, 16 by 64, No. 916; Twen
tieth ward.
Same vs. Freeman Scott, C. P., J. T. , inas,
271. City and State tax, n), $21.46. Lot and dwell
ing west side Hutchinson street, 71 feet 76 inch
north of Poplar, 16 by 69, No. 908; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. John Bans, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 272.
City and State tax, 1860, $22.62. Lot and dwelling
northeast side Ridge avenue 61 feet southeast of
Oxford street, 16 by 40; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Jos. H. Thomas, C. P., J. T., 1665, No.
273. City and State tax, 1860,1158.13. Lot and dwell
ing north side .Girard avenue, 18 feet west of Da
rien street, 17 by 87. No. 813; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. M. Morton C. P., J. T., 1885, No. 279.
City and. State tax, iseo, $42.49. Lot and dwelling
treat side Fifteenth street., 16 feet north of Walker
street, 16 by 103, R0..1220; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. William Bucknell, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
275. City and State tax, 1860, $81.16. Lot southwest
corner Ridge avenue and Master; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. J. HutebinsOn, C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
276. City and State tax, 1860, $18.77. Lot west side
Sixth street, 100 feet north of Thompson street, 20
by 80; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Charles Malabo, C. P., J.T., 1885, N 0.277.
City and State tax, 1860, $15.97. Lot and dwelling
east side Twenty-first street, 193 feet 4.4 g inches
eouth of Oxford, 17 feet 2 inches by 103 feet; Twen
tieth ward.
Same vs. 0. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 278.
City and State tax, 1860, $21.36. Lot south side col
lege avenue, 55 feet west of Nineteenth street, 50
by 80; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Hacker Conrad, C. P., J. T., 186.5, No.
279. City and State tax, 1863, $15.48. Lot northwest
corner Righth and Morris, 32 by 67 feet 5 inches;
First ward-.
Same vs. Washington Ross, C. P. J. T„ 1865, No.
26 , 3. City and State tax, 1866, VOX; Lot and dwell
ing north side Thompson street, 47 feet west of Six
teenth street, 25 by 100. No. Mt.' Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, O . P., J. T.,1865,N0.
281. City and State tax, 1860401.32. Lot and dwell
ing west side of Tenth street, 124 feet south of Mas
ter, 15 by 100, No. 1336; Twentieth ward.
Same Ts. H. S. Fox,C. P., J. T.. 1865, No. 282.
City and State tax, 1860,4.20. Lot Wen side Minor,
108 feet north ofhtountricaeaut,l6 by 100; Twentieth
ward.
Same Ts. John E. Deck, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 283.
City and State tax, 1860,:V4.82. 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, if? 7, .75. Lot east side
Fifteenth street, 17 feet south of Stiles street, 16 by
91 feet 8 inches, to a 4-feet alley; Twentieth ward.
Same v's. Elias England, C. P., J. T., 1865, N 0.285,
City and State tax, 1860, $14.68. Lot north side
Oxford street, 90 feet west of Twenty-first street;
Twentieth ward. -_
Same vs. John R. Chadwick, C. P., J. T., 18a5. No.
266. City and State tax, 1880, $21.82. Lot and dwel
ling west side Sixth street 5 feet 10 inches north of
Diamond street, 20 by 261; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Isaac, Fenntmora, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
287. City and State tax,1860453.74. Lot south side
College avenue, 208 fet west of Nincteeth street,
102 by 80; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. T. Hartley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. M.
City and State tax,lB6o, $39.06. Lot east side Onta
rio street, 161 feet north of Thompson. street, 80 by
138; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Mark Maldcrston, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
289. City and. State tax, 1860, 0.31.. Lot west side
Twelfth street, 102 feet south of Oxford, 34 by
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. E. Beck, C. P., J. T., 1805, No. 290. City
and State tax, 1800, $74.60. Lot north side *bars
wood street, extending from Twenty-third to Twen
ty-fourth, by 00 feet in depth; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Henry Gault, C. I'. J. T., 1865, No. 291.
City and State tax,lB6o, $21.32. - Lot south side
Thompson street, 70 feet 8 inches east of Ninetoeth
street, laby 120; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Jacob Fry, C. P., J. T.. 1865, No. 292.
City and State tax, 1860, *23.35. liot 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, 12 feet west of Nineteenth, T 2 by 200;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Elias England, C. P. J. T.,.1865, No. M.
City and State tax, 1880, $34.81. ' Lot southwest cor
ner Columbia avenue and Twenty-second street, 78
feet 6 inches by 67 feet 11,X inches.
Same vs. Elias England, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.2tIS.
city and State tax, 1860, $12.52. Lot northeast side
Ridge avenue, 141 fnorthwest of Twenty-second
street, 34 by 67 feet 1186 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, 503 feet 4)d inches west of Nine
teenth street, 16 feet 6 inches by 48 feet 836 inches;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. William Heaves, C. P., J. T.,.1865, No.
237. - City.and State tax, 1860, $54.27. Lot south side
College avenue, 156 feet west of Nineteenth street,
102 by 80; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 0. COMO, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 298.
City anti State tax, moo, $40.61. Lot north side Col
lege avenue, 195 feet 2 incluse west of Nineteenth
street, 72 by 97; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 0. Conrad, C. P. J. T., 1865, No. 299.
City and State tax, 1860, $59.38: Lot north side Gi
rard avenue, 107 feet 2 incites west of Nineteenth
street, 88 by 97; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. 611111Uel Conrad, C. P. J. T., 1865, No.
31X1. City and State tar . , Mos 445.a1a. Lot northeast
corner Twenty-second and Jefferson streets, 160 by
100; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. George Buzzard., C. P., J. T., 1885, No.
301. City and State tax, 1860. $15.55. Lot and im
provements north side Girard avenue, 40 feet east
of Seventh street, 20 by 112 feet 8 inches; Twentieth
ward.'
Same vs. James Flood, C. P., J. T., 4865 No. 02.
City and State tax, 1860, $11.61. Lot andimprove
ments east side of Warnock street, 40 feet south of
Thompson, 41 by 91; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Matson, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 301 City.
and State tax, 1880, $8.60. Lot east side Warnock
street, 120 feet south of Thompson street, 17 by 51;
Twentieth ward.
Same vs. George Goodman, C. P., J. T., 105, No.
301. 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., 1865, No. 205. City
and State tax, 1660, $7.14. Let south side Cabot
street, 134 feet West of Sixteenth street, 16 by 30;
Twentieth ward.
Sabre vs. B. C. Cooper C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 206.
City and State tax,
1800, $19.65. Lot and dwelling,
south side Sharswood street, 16 feet east of Twenty
second, 16 by 70; Twentieth ward.
Same TS. JohnMiteltell, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 307.
City and State tax,lB6o, 00.77. Lot southwest cor
ner Si alld Eits streets, 134 by 396; Twentieth
ward.
Same vs. Joseph M. Thomas, C. P. J. 'P., 1885,
No. 308. City and State tax, 1860, 491.41. Lot and
improvements northeast corner Ninth and Girard
avenue, GO by 126; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Mr. Gault, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 309.
City and State tax, 1860, 4522.64. Lot south side.
Thompson Arcot, 86 feet 8 inches east of Nineteenth
street, 18 by 120; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Joseph Si. Thomas, C. P., J. T., 1865,
No. 310. City and State tax. 1860, 936.08. Lot east
side Ninth street, 100 feet 4 inches north of Girard
avenue, 60 by 58; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. C. Conrad, C. P., J. T., 1865 No. 311.
City and State taX, 1860, $27.26. Lot south side Col
lege avenue, 254 feet east of Corinthian, 21 by 43494,
140. 2001; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. pitman & Sherry, C. P., T. T., 1865, No.
812, City and State tax, 1860, 94.20. Lot southwest
side Franklin street, 180 feet north of Baker, 20 by
115 feet 4 inches, No. 161; Twenty-third ward.
Same vs. same, C. P., J. T., 1865, No. 313. City
and State tax, 1860, $4.20. Lot northeast side Nice
street and northwest side McFerren street, 41 feet
8 Inches on Nice street, and 100 feet 8 inches in depth,
No. 19; Twenty-third ward.
Same vs. Daniel Crowther, C. P., J. T., 186 F, No.
314. City and State tax, 1860, 91.75. Lot on Tacony
street, 20 feet on Tacony street by 200 feet to Henry
street; Twenty-third ward.
Same vs. James W. Bigley, C. P., J. T., 1865, No.
315. City and State tax 1860, 3,97. Lot on Kenne
dy street, 140 feet on Kennedy street, 13844-500 oft
Taylor street, 120 feet On Thomas street; Twenty
third ward.
. .
Same vs. Freeman Scott, IL C., J. T., 1865, No. 14.
City and State tax, 1860, $221.64. Lot north side
Columbia avenue, 360 feet 1014 inches west of Broad
street; Twentieth ward.
Same vs. Edward Parker, D.C., J.T„ 1865, No. 15.
dwelling
south.
and State tax, 1860, $119.06. Lot and welling
south side Girard avenue, 69 feet 13¢ inch front by
57 feet deep on Warnock street, No. 1031; TWentieth
ward.
Same vs. Mr. Rolarnan, D. C., J. T., 1865, No. 16.
City and , State tax, 1860, $149.19. Lot and dwelling
east side Broad street, 160 feet south of G.rard ave
nue, 60 by 160 to Ontario istr,ott Twentieth ward.
Same vs. William A. Gardner, 13. C., J. T., 18654
No. 17. City and State tax, 1860, 5 36.87. Lot and
improvements north side Filbert street, 127 feet
north of Eleventh street, 52 by 136; Ninth ward.
au341161
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OT
Eslaft iifDANIEL LONGSTRETH, decia - ied;
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit,
settle, and adjust the account of HANNAH K.
LONGSTRETH and JOHN L. SHOEMAKER, Ex
ecutors of Daniel Longstreth, deceased, as filed by
John L. Shoemaker, surviving 'executor, deceased,
and to report distribution of the balance in the
hands of the accountant, will meet the parties inte
rested for the purposes of hie appointment, on
WEDNESDAY, September 20th, 1865, at 4 o'clock
P.M., atfils office, No. 131 South FIFTH Street. In
the city of Philadelphia. seB-frowst•
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA
DELPHIA.
March Term, 1865; No. 26. In Divoree.
PRIMROSE vs. PRIMROSE.
To LEONARD PnntuoSu—Take notice of a Rule
this day grATktqil to show cause why divorce a. v. in.
should not be decreed, returnable 118oNDAY 4 Sept.
18, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. M. ELIJAH THOMAS,
Attorney pro Libellant.
AUGUST 22, 1865. att3o-whtf4t
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
J_ FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF . PHILA
DELPHIA.
March Term, 1865; No. 2,5. In Divorce.
MILLER vs. MILLER.
. - - -
To 'Jamey E. MILLEII..—Take notice of a rule this
daygranted, to show . Mtge why divorce a. v. m.
should not be decreed, returnable MONDAY, Sep
tember 1.8,186.3,' at 10 o'clock A. M.
ELIJAH THOMAS,
Att , y pro Libellant.
August 22, iNS. anNi-wflt
T . ETTERS TESTAMENTARY TO
L the Estate of ELIZA MORASSO having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted
will make payment, and those having claims against
said Estate will present them to
M. B. ESPY, Executor.
au2.544t* 221 South SEVENTEENTH Street.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ANN RUSHTON, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit,
settle, and adlust the first and final account of WIL
LIAM RUSITTON,Jr., Executor of the will of ANN
RUSHTON, deceased, and to report distribution of
the balance In the hands of the accountant, will
meet the parties interested, for the purposes of his
appointment,on TUESDA.l.,_September 1201.1864, at
four o'clock P. at its office /37 South FIFTH
Street, in the eity of Philadelphia.
WILLIAM IL HUDDIHAN.
sel-fmwst. Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR. THE
-11 CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEOPRIA.
Estate of MARY BROCK (late NEFF.
The auditor ItriPQMled by the court to audit i set
tle, and adjust lite final llVCOlint of DANIEL W.
NEFF, trustee of MARY BROCK, [late Neil,) and
to report distribution of the balance in the hands
of the accountant, will meet the parties Inter
ested, for the purposes of his appointment, on
TUESDAY, September 12th, A. - 11. 1865, at four
o'clock F. M. at his office, No. 506 WALNUT
direct, in tile city of Philudelnkia,
11 /41i1Adi ERNST,
51130-wfinst. Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of W. rieeeased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, set
tic: and ;Writ the account of ANNIE E. BET
TINDER, dministratria of W. J- liettinger,
reused, and to report distribution of the balance 4111
the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties
interested. for the purposes of his appointment, ou
WEDNESDAY, September 20, 1865, at 4 o'clock
P. M., at his office, N 0.1594 South FOURTH Street,
in the city of Philadelphia.
scHuiviDt • WAL. C. 'IAN/11% Agaitcir.
=IZIMMI
AUCTION NOTICE.
UNITED . STATES SALE.
ETEAMEBB SANTIAGO DE CODA, CONNECTI.
CUT, HUNTSVILLE, AND TOG GLANCE.
SAMUEL C. COOK, AUCTIONEER.
........ -
On Thursday Morning, Sept. 21, 1865,
AT 11 O'CLOCK,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD,
Will be sold on account of the Malted States Go-
vernment
The wooden side-wheel steamer "SANTIAGO DE
CUBA "—Length, 232 feet 9 inches; breadth, 35 feet
2 inches; depth of hold, 26 feet S incites. Has one
beam engine; diameter of cylinder, fainclieSi length
or stroke, 11 feet. Brig rigged.
The wooden side-wheel steamer " CONNECTI
CUT "—Length, 251 feet 6 inches; breadth, SA feet 2
inches; depth of hold, 22 feet 73,1 inches. Has one
beam engine; diameter or cylinder,.so inches; length
Of stroke, 52 feet. Brig rigged.
The wooden screw steamer " ITUNT6VILLE "
Length 196 feet 4 inches; breadth, 29 feet 6 inches;
depth of hold, 19 feet kit' incites. Has one vertical
inverted cylinder engine; diameter of cylinder, 52
Inches; length of stroke, 42 inches. Schooner rigged.
The wooden tug L , GLANCE , I.. Length, 89 feet fi
niches; breadth, 17 feet 2 inehes; depth oil hold, 6
feet 9 inches. Has one condensing vertical engine;
diameter of cylinder, 20 inches; length of stroke, 20
inches.
Inventories at the Auction Store, No. MI South
FRONT Street, above Walnut.
TERMS.—Twenty percent. on depot sale; balance
within six days, when the vessels must be removed
from the yard.
5e8,11,13,16,18,20 Gt
AUCTION NOTICE
UNITED STATES SALE
Steamers, Tugs, and Sailing Vessels,
SAMIJkL e. 000 E, ATICSIOIkiEER
ON TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 12,1866,
AT 11 O'CLOCK,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD,
WILL BE SOLD,
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE UNITED STATES GO
VERN. KENT.
THE IRON SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER "FORT
DONELSON"—Length, 268 feet 7 inches; breadth,
26 feet 1 inch; depth of hold, 13 feet 8% inches; has
two minting engines; diereeier of cylinder, 6 2
inches; length of stroke, 66 inches; schooner rigged.
_ .
THE IRON SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER UDR
NURIA"—Length, 190 feet; breadth, 24 feet; depth
of hold, 13 feet 11 Inches; has two oscillating en
gines; diameter of cylinder, 57 inches; length of
stroke, 60 Inches; schooner rigged.
THE IRON hOREW STEAMER "PRINCESS
ROYAL+ o —Length, 194 feet 63 inches; breadth, 27
feet 6 inches; depth of hold, 16 feet 6 inches; has two
horizontal engines; diameter of cylinder, 49 inches;
length of stroke, 36 inches; schooner rigged.
_ __ _ _ .
THE IRON DOUBLE-SCREW STEAMER
“PRESTON" — Lengtb, VI) feet; breadth, 23 feet 1
inch; depth of hold, 13 feet 4 3 f Inches; has direct
acting engines; diameter of cylinder, 26 inches;
length of stroke, 20 inches; schooner rigged.
THE IRON SCREW STEAMER
Length, 170 feet; breadth, 20 feet 2 inches; depth of
hold, 14 feet S filches; has two vertical engines; di
ameter of cylinder 33 inches; length of stroke, 24
inches; bark rigged.
THE IRON SCREW STEAMER "ANTONA"—
Length, 159 feet 10 inches; breadth, 23 feet inches;
depth of hold, 14 feet 10 inches; has two vertical en
ginesi diameter Of Cylinder, 36 inches; length of
stroke, 30 inches; schooner rigged,
THE IRON SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER
"CLYDE"—Length, 200 feet 6 inches; breadth, 18
feet 8 inches; depth of hold, 8 feet 11% inches; has
two inclined engines; diameter of cylinder, 40
inches; length of stroke, 42 inches; schooner rigged.
THE IRON SCREW STEAMER "GERTRUDE"
—Length, 154 feet 5)8 inches; breadth, 21 feet; depth
of hold, 12 feet 1 inch; has two oscillating engines;
diameter of cylinder, 31 inches; length of stroke, 36
inches; schooner rigged.
THE WOODEN SCREW STEAMER "HEN
DRICK HUDSON ,, -Length, 170 feet f inch ;
breadth, PA feet 8 inches; depth of hold, it feet 436
inches; has one engine; diameter of cylinder, 38
inches; length of stroke, 42 Inches; schooner rigged.
THE SCREW TUG - "CLOVER"—Length, 85 feet
inches; breadth, 19 feet; depth of hold, 7 feet 10
Inches; has one Cendensing, vertical engine; diam
eter of cylinder, 26 inches; /ength of stroke, 28
inches.
THE SCREW TUG " JONQUIL , '-Length, 69 feet
4 inches; breadth, 17 feet 6 inches; depth of hold, 6
feet Tji inches; has one condensing, vertical engine;
diameter of cylinder, 20 Inches: length of .6 trOX97 20
inches.
THE BAEZ "RESTLESS"—Length, 107 feet 3
Inches; breadth, 24 feet 2 Inches; depth of bold, 10
feet.
Inventories at the Auction Store, No. 124 South
FRONT Street, above Walnut,
TERMS—Twenty per cent. on day of gale: balance
within six days, when the vessels must be removed
from the yard.
J. B. HULL,
COMMANDANT
all3o a a 7811
ton) 134 0,1 . 9 tRy
TIISSOLUTION.- TH E PARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the style of BROWN Ss CALVERT,
15 thi6da.y dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE 11. BROWN,
„.4 1Croneruvr • —arttier6.
CHARLES W. F. CALVERT,
GEORGE M. ROBESOt , Special Partner.
AUGUST 30, 1865. seB-6t,trnat
IN - 0 TIC E.-TBE COPARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between JOSEPH H.
gtErommtly and ISAAC °HIM, under the title of
Thornley & Chism, is this day" dissolved hy itintual
consent. The store will be reopened on WEDNES
DAY, the lath inst., and the business continued by
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY, who is duly authorized
to receive all debts due the late firm.
JMAPHHIR HORNLEY,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5, 1868. se7-It4,
COPARTNERSHIP- THE TINDER
SIGNED have this day formed a Copartnership,
under the firm and name of T. S. & W. H. CHAF
FEE, for the transaction of a WHOLESALE SUSI-
N.ESS in HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY GOODS,
&d, T. S. CHAFFEE,
W. EL CHAFFEE.
PHILADELVIIIA, Sept. 4, 1865. se6-4t.
fIOPARTITEREEIP NOTICE. -T H
'Li Undersigned have this day entered Into a co
xirtnership under the name and title of BRUNER,
WANN, & CO., for the transaction of the GENE
RAL LUMBER ELFSINESI3, at 1908 KARIM' Bt,
A. BRUNER, 99.,
D. WAND,
A. BRUNE% J.
PHILAXMLPHIA, July 8, 1865.
THE BusLNESB WILL BE CONDUCTED IN
connection. With all old established Lumber Depot
at Columbia, Pa., thus giving the yard superior ad.
vantages. ivll-31n5
COAL.
BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLIES
NOW—Lowest Price for the Season.—Genuine
Bogle Vein COAL, ey , al, if not eoperlor, to Lehigh.
Egg and Stove sizes, „SO; Large Rutk $8.50. Try It.
You will be sure to e pleased. Office, 1111 South
FOURTH Street, below Chestnut. Depot, 1419
CALLOWHILL Street, above Broad.
Yra-am ELLIS BRANSON.
IT NOWLEW LEHIGH, HICKORY,
and VISII 00/LL, at reduced prices. Mc.
and Yard, NINTH and WILLOW Ste. jyle4m.
CO A L .-131JGAR LOAF, BEAVER
MEADOW, and Spring Mountain Lehigh Coal,
and best L must Mountain, from Schuytkillprepared
expressly for family use. Depot. N. W. corner
EIGHTH and WILLOW Streets. Ofilee,_No. 11A
S. SECOND Street. Caps-tfj J. WALTON & CO.
MEDICAL.
I~Q;jW J:iM.\Y~~):JJ(NN:I
et N re o e . ti n t lii . N o. ort e h inc E s L p E N V u Er b
andF el o oknl T C ß E
Streets, Wee Philadelphia.
Patients will be treated at their residences
when desired; a large number of testimonials
may be seen at the Offices from patients in this
city. Consultations gratis. Office hours 9A. X.
to SP. M. in the city.
DIM T. ALLEN and E. HAVERSTICK,
jy22-2m EleCtrOPathigs•
ELBOTROPATHIC ESTABLISH
MENT.—DR. A. H. STEVENS, one of the
FIRST DISCOVERERS of a new Iv stem 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 ReeidenCe to 163 k VIN
Street, one door below Seventeenth.
All persons destringreferences, or anypartioulars
with regard to his special mode or treatment, will
please call or send for a pampldet.
Consultation or advice gratuitous. mh6-tf .
SHIPPING.
a tia FOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK,
AND CITY POINT.
:PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND mum -
PACKET COMPANY.
The fine steamship
" CLAYMONT,"
will sail from the Filet Vied' above MARKET 81,
ON SATURDAY, SETT. 2, 1865, AT 12 K.
These steamers Insure at lowest rates and nil re
gularly every Wednesday and Saturday.
For freight or passage, with excellent locoman
datlone, apply to
WM_ P. CLYDE & 00..
se7-3t No. 14 NORTH WHARVES.
isi giGt . NEW TOW-BOAT LINE
DELAWARE AND CHEEiAPEANZ
_
TEAM Tow -BOAT 001sipAwv..—Rargee toured
to and from Philadelphia, 'Havre de Grace, Balti
more Washington, and intermediate points.: WM.
WHARVES. & CO., Agents, No. 14 SMITH
Philadelphia. jela-tdel
jesSit NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
ALEXANDRIA, GEORGETOWN,
AND wASHINGTON, vla Chesapeake - and Dela
ware Canal.
Steamers leave Bret Wharf above MARKET
Str M eet every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
12
For Freight apply to Anent., WM. P. CLYDE &
CO., 11 North and Sonh Wharves, Philadelphia;
J. B. DAVIDSON, Georgetown, D. C.. FLOW.
ERS & BOWEN, Alexandria, Va. .mhl4-9m
EidWit NOTIC E.—FOR- . .NEW
YORK.—The PHILADELPHIA. AND
NEW YORK EXPRESS STEAMBOAT 430XPA
BY, via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Steamers leave WILLY, Brat wharf below was
-JUT Street, at 12. o' cloak
W3l. F. CLYDE & C 0,14 S. WHARVES, Phila ,
JAMES HA-ND: UT WALL Street,
rebl6-91n • New York.
-
xid giE s t FOR HARTFORD, CONN.,
TM Delaware and Raritan Canal.—
The Philadelphia Steam Propeller Company's stea.
mer Captain anneal will leave as above
with despatell.
Apply on board,
_or to
WK. AL BAIRD & CO., Agents,
au2S-tf 1.3% DVILAW ARE Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA SUR
••••,._"-L-4. °EON'S BANDAVg INSTI,TTJTE,No.
1+ North DI/NT$ Street, übra Mar
ket.—E. C. EVERETT. after thirty years practi
cal experience, guarantees the skilful adjustment
of hie Premium Patent Graduating Pressure Truss,
Supporters, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces,
Crutches, L e , Ladles , apartments Condnited by a
Lady, spl3-11
JOHN B. MYERS a CO. AUCTION
REIM No. 232 and Xa* IdAnKET Stmt.
LARGE POSITIVE MLR; OF CARPETING'S, OIL
CLOTHS, Ac.--THIS DAY.
A CARD.—We invite the special notice of dealers
to our assortment of superfine and .fine ingrain,
113 ,Pitch , itch hemp, cottage, and rag carpeting. an d
Hoot' oil cioth,to be peremptorily sold, by catalogue,
on four mouths" credit, comirAncing this morning,
at 11 o'clock.
LARGE POSITIVE y
og
SALE OF CIARPETIN.GS, &c.
B Ca Oß talue.
TFIIS MNING,
Sept. Sth, at 11 o'clock, on four months* credit,
260 pieces of Superfine and line Ingtain, YenUlan,
list, hemp, cottage, and rag earpetfogs, whisk may
rn
be eXa/ned early on the morning of sale:
We will add to the above sale 31 bales, 100 lbs,
each, cotton.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS.; AC.
ON MONDAY "'WANING,
Septemberll, &OD o'eloek,will be sold by catalogue,
on our mouths , credit, about 600 LOTS of French,
India, German' and British dry goods embracing a
fall assortment of fancy and staple articles, in•silks,
worsteds, woollens. linens, an cottons.
N. B.—Goods arranged for examination andeata
logueS ready early on morning of sale.
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF FRENCH DRY
GOMM.
We take pleasdre in informing purchasers • ot'
dressgodds, shawli, silks, dec., that Messrs. L. ,A B. CURTIS SE CO. will offer through us,
ON MONDAY,
Sept. 11th,. a very choice assortment of their 'cele
brated fabrics, including
- pteces 7-4 French merinos, in beautiful assort
ments.
pieces Mons de latnes, In choice shades. I
pieces epingline, beautiful quality, all wool, su
perb assortments, and very high cost.
.pieces drap imperial jaspe, haute notireaute.
pieces silk broths poplins and drap Mexicalne.
pieces 6-9 broche satin de Versailles.
—pieces 6-4 Paris-striped Taffetas.
—pieces 6-4 Taffeta It sole and 6-4 crepe Eugenie.
pieces 0.4 printed Cashmere and mous 416 labial.
pieces 6-9 silk chain eplnglines and poplins.
pieces 32-inch Paris
_plaid poplins.
pieces. Lyons black Taffetas, all widths.
—Paris and Vienna 'troche long shawls, chain
laine and sole, from medium to *train value,
black Cashmere long and square shawls.
We will add to above sale,.
DRESS GOONS.
—pieces Saxony and Paris all-wool plaids.
pieces melangeS, reps. mohair lustros, Scc.
pieces plain and fancy poplins, alpacas, Coburgs.
DRESS SILKS.
pieces glossy black gros du Rhine and Taffetas.
pieces gros grains, gros d*Afriotte, armures.
pieces poult de soles. Marines, fancy silks, Ac.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, Ac.
Berlin wool, plaid woollen. and merino shawls.
Broche borders, Stella, and mous de laine shawls.
Silk, beaver, and doeskin mantles, sacques, Ac.
Also, velvet and poult de sole ribbons, kid, Ber
11n,fand lisle gloves, linen cambric handkerchiefs,
linen shirt fronts, bead nets, ties, notions, Ac.
J. 8.. TIULL,
Commandant
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BROGANS TRAVELLING' BAGS, C.
ONTUESDAY MORNING,
September 12th, at I 0 o'clock, win be sold by cata
logue, on four months , credit, about 1,300 packages
boots, shoes, brogans, cavalry boots, ite., of city
xnd Eastern Manufacture,
Open for examination, with catalogue, early en
morning of sale.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH,
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We will hold a large sale of foreign and domestic
drygoods, by catalogue, on four months' credit and
vartior cash i _
or THMODAY mouraxa,
September 14th, at 10 o'clock, embracing about 900
packages and lots of staple and fancy articles, in
woollens, worsteds, linens, silks, and cottons, to
which we invite the attention of dealers.
. . . . . .
N. B.—Catalogues ready andoods arranged for
exhibition early 911 morning of eagle.
PARRITT & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
- 1 .-" 230 MARKET Street, corner of Bank
PEREMPTORY SALE OF GERMANTOWN HO
SIERY, COMPRISING 1,000 DOZEN LADIES'
GENTB 4 CHILDREN, AND HOdt
AND HALF HOSE,
THIS MORNING.
Sept. 8, at 10 o'clock. Also, 600 doz. misses , cot
ton hose. 200 doz ladies' and gent's linen kerchiefs.
CLOTHS, OASSIDIERES, AND SATINETTS.
Also, 500 pieces all wool black cloths, black and
fancy all wool casslmeres, satlnetts, pilots, beavers,
cloaking. &a. itc. Also, 50 pieces flannels.
UNDERWRITERS , SALE OF GLOVES,
I ease ladies' gloves and gauntlets.
pIIBLIC SALE AT PHILADELPHIA,
-R. FOR ACCOUNT 03' THE UNITED STATES,
of Guns. Shot, Shell, Muskets, Carbines, Mus
ketoons, Pistols, Sabres, Infantry Accoutrements,
Artillery 114-911880, Horse Equipinente; Callon, and
Rifle Powder, &c., &c.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNENG,
October 4th, 1865, at 11 o'clock, at the 11. S. AR
SENAL, Bridesburg, Pa., the following condemned
Ordnance and Ordnance Stores:
2 10-Inch Columblads 30,118 lbs.
28 Si-pounder Iron Guns 30420 "
10 ID-pounder Iron Guns 210 000 "
1 10-ineh ALArtar 6,710 "
3 8-inch Mortars 4,835 "
14,919 Shot and Shell for smooth-bore 1 231,470 ,k.
and rifle Guns
137 Carbines,
246 Mooketoons
675 Hall's Rllle4 (Hint),
15,451 U. S. Muskets, Rifled and smooth..
14,673 Austrian Muskets,l. bore, various
6,912 Prussian Muskets, calibres.
B.l= French Muskets,
5,252 English Muskets,
1,304 Belgian Muskets, i
308 Pistols (flint.)
12 Shot Guns.
627 Cavalry Sabres.
14,000 sets of Infantry Accoutrements (Incom
pls
j et , e s63 .)
Ball Screws, Cones, Screw-drivers, Tom
pion s, and wipers. ..
218 Bullet kloulds.
. .
161,553 Musket Flints.
592,376 Rifle Flints.
386,276 Pistol Flints.
1,320 Cavalry Saddles.
29 Artillery - Valise Saddles.
31 Artillery drivers' Saddles.
1,653 Surcingles.
314 Blankets.
47 Artillery Collars.
224 Curb Bridles.
ri) Cruppers. .
17 Halters.
02 Leather Traces.
50 Rope 'Traces.
69 Whips.
1,000 pounds Cannon Powder.
'7,500 Rounds Rifle Powder.
4,60 Bayonets (for foreign and U. S. arms.)
78,bot'compormat peril for small arms:
5.347 Rifle Stocks, rough.
0,528 Pistol Stocks, rough.
24 sets of Artillery Harness, 2-wheel horse.
48 sets of Artillery Harness, 2-lead horse.
Cavalry Accoutrements, Artillery implements,
&c.
TJiaNs States Currency.
Stores will in bid lu -where the, interest of the (to•
comment may require it.
S. V. BENET,
Captain of Ordnance,
selfr2t&fr&tu4t Commanding.
SALE OF UNITED STATES STEAM
ERB AT AUCTION.
WM. L. WALL fir, CO., Auctioneers.
Will be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY, Sep
tember 15, 1865,
_at 12 o'clock M. at - the Navy-yard,
WASHINGTON, D. C., the following-named ves
sels, belonging to the United States Navy Depart
ment:
Side-wheel JOHN L. LOCHWOOD,—Ioength,II4
feet; breadth, 24 feet; depth, 7 feet, 3 Inches; dia
meter of cylinder 82 inches; 7 feet 8-inch stroke.
Propeller ALPHA.—Length, 68 feet 10 inches,•
breadth, 16 feet; depth, 6 feet 1 inch; diameter of
cylinder, 18 inches; 24-inch stroke.
Propeller FUCHSIA.—Length, 100 feet; breadth,
22 feet; depth, 9 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder,
20 'Behest Si-inch stroke,
Propeller CURRITUCK.. —Length, no feet;
breadth, 23 feet; depth,7 feet 6 inches; diameter of
cylinder, 22 inches; 24-Ineltistroke.
Propeller MOCCASIN . —Length, 106 feet; breadth,
22 feet; depth, 9 feet 6 Inches; diameter of cylinder,
32 inches; 34-Inch stroke.
Side-wheel KEYSTONE STATE,—Length, 220
feet; breadth. 35 feet; depth, 21 feet; diameter of
c3rlinder, 80 inches; 8 feet stroke. -
Side-wheel YANKEE.—Length, 147 feet breadth,
25 feet; depth, 10 feet 8 inches; diameter of cylinder,
38 inches; B feet stroke.
Side-wheel JACOB BELL.—Length, 145 feett
breadth, 20 feet ft inches; depth, 8 feet; diameter of
cylinder, n inches; 4 feet Stroke.
Side-wheel ELLA.--Lengib, 166 feet; breadth, 23
feet; depth, 8 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder, 36
inches; 8 feet stroke.
Side-wheel PHILADELPHIA.—Length, 200 feet;
breadth, 30 feet; depth, 10 feet; diameter of cylin
der, 45 Inelie_ak 11 feet stroke.
propeller VICTORIA.—Length, 113 feet,• breadth,
22 feet; depth, 10 feet 6 inches; diameter, Of eYlinderi
30 inches; $0 Inches stroke.
Propeller GLADlOLUS.—Length,Bofeet;breadth e
18 feet; depth, 7 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder,
30 inches; 26 inches stroke.
Propeller EUREKA.—(Machinery removed.)—
Length, 85 feet; breadth, 12 feet 4 !polies; depth, 8
feet 6 inches,
• • • •
ASLSO,
At the same time and - place, and on the Wile con
ditions, will be offered the following additional ves
sels—to wit:
Iron-tug BEAUFORT.—Length. 90 feet; breadth,
17 feet; depth, 6 feet 6 Inches, with vertical double
acting engine.
Schooner FLUSBER.—Length, 68 feet; breadth, 21
Peet; depth, 5 feet 11 inches,
Schooner SUSAN ANN HOWARD.—Length 50
feet; breadth, 17 feet 4 Riches; depth, 5 feet 4 incites.
The above-named vessels lie at the Navy-yard,
Washington, D. C., where they may be examined.
TERMS OF SALE.—Cash, in Government funds;
eight per cent. at the time of sale, and the balance
six days thereafter.
By order! J. B, MONTGOMERY,
.se4-mwitt Commandant.
QPECIAL SALE OF GOVERNMENT
MULES in Philadelphia, at the CITY BAZAAR
and TATTERSALLS, 1126 RACE Street. ONE
HUNDRED MULES, will be sold each WEDNES
DAY and SATURDAY throughout the month of
September, commencing at 10 oiolock A. M. These
Mules are nearly all first-class and sold only_ for
want of use. Every opportunity will be given to
examine them. Terms cash in Government funds.
By order of Captain ALBERT S. ASHMEAD,
• Assistant Quartermaster.
ad/ fintUtb-/M H. B. CHAMPION, Auctioneer,
UNITED STATES WILL SELL,
THE
at Public Auction, on FRIDAY. September Bth,
1865, at 10 o'clock A. M., at CHAMPION'S BAZAAR,
No. 1126 RACE Street:
82 Horses.
10 Ambulances, (two-horse.)
1 Ambulance, (one-horse.)
6 Wagons, (two-berse.)
12 Carts.
1G Wheelbarrows.
10 double sets Ambulance Harness.
7 double sets Wagon Harness.
3 single sets Lead Harness.
12 sets Cart Harness.
8 Spreaders.
9 Feed Trough&
129 pounds Picket Rope.
They can be examined at the Government Stables,
Twenty-second and Market, and Twenty-third be
low Walnut street. ALBERT S. ASEIMEAD,
se4-5t Chief Quartermaster District of Pa.
UNITBP STATES MILITARY RAIL
ROADS. •
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAIITHRMASTXU,
WASHINGTON, D, . July 26, 1865.
R
AUCTION SALE OF OLLI u. NG- STOCK.
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the bight:o
wOne r, the folwne go eb g r o 9 19k
at the Portland
Co.'s Shop in Fortlapd, Maine, Bix (6) Locomotive
Engines.
On THURSDAY, September 21, at Hinkly &
Shop in Boston, Mass., Four (4) Locomotive
Engines.
On MONDAY, September 26, at Kennett Square,
near Philadelphia; Fa., FiftY (OW BOX Freight oars.
four feet eight and a Bailin= gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September 27, at Wilmington,
Del., Eight-four (84) Box Freight. Cars, five-foot
gauge..
Tile above stock is all new, and of the very best
ua h
ql ity.
The 'Engines are eve-feet gauge, ilve-foot drivers,
and cylinders Mai Inches: They can be eliangee
to narrow gauge at a trifling expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. 11.
Terms : Cash in Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON.,
Iy2B - 46t Brevet Colonel and A. tit. 31.
LARGE BALE OF GOVERNMENT
- 1 - 4 RAILROAD ENGINES AND OARS.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
Ormuz OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
WASHINGTON, D. C. l ,
, August 11, 1885.
be sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Rich
mond, Va. on TUESDAY, October 3:
Twenty-five (25) new first-clash I.9oonlosl,ve. En
gines; five foot gauge, Ave (0 *Mt ar.V 333 1
cylinders 18'24 ineles; capacity Of tank, 1,000 gal
lons.
Five (5) first-class Locomotives, 4 feet 6%-inch
gauge.
Two hundred and sixty-five (265) new Box Freight
Cars, five (5) foot gauge.
Fifteen (It) new Platform Cars, five (6) foot gauge.;
Ten (10) Freight Cars, 4-feet 8%-inch gauge.
The pale to continue from day to day until all are
sold. Salete commence at m o'clock.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,_
Brevet Colonel and A. Q. M.
au1i.4,0,24 H. S. Military Railroads.
4-3,I7CTIeIq SAL ; 0' .OBPI AL
PROPERTY.
11ILDICAL PURVIIYOU'S OFFleg,
WARRINGTON, D. C., August
Will he held until further notice, In this city, on
EVENT TEMESDAY. MOENtlitii, commencing
SEPT - ENDER 7, prox., at 10 o'clock A. M. at Ju
diciary Square Warehouse, FIFTH and E btreets,
an auction sale of Hospital Furniture. Beddlug,
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
stalled to them.
Terms.-Cash, at the time of sale.
Successful bidders must remove theft , purchageS
within forty-eight Mtwara from date of sale. If
not taken away within that time the articles will be
resold at the next subsequent subsoil the risk of the
first purchaser. C. SIITHERLA.ND,
auel-tt burgeon I/. a. A., Medical Purveyor,
AUCTION SALES.
=MIMI
Fu g.NESS t BRINLEY, & CO.,
Nog. 615 CHESTNUT and 612 JAYNggir4
SALE 'JVIF` (Friday) MI, at 10 '
A CARD: —We have now arranged for t
Lion about 00 lota French. Saxony. andzi.l'.l.l
goods, t o b e ,sold this (Friday) morning, 1, ...,1 1 t1
ik s, at to owoek, on four months' credit'''.
pricing new anal desirable goods, ,)usi
Er AO DEALERS IN ltllfttQ tb
*l.l l,T elar c o ntlon of the trade Is reriaiti%'lL
The attention oR
dealers in bonnet ribbo n
()nested to the asitvrtment to be sold thitt%•ii
morning. Sept. Bth, of the Importation of 51 - 4
!dateline Freres, ectirkleising the beat and to
alrable qualities and A, tyles offered this sen sor ''
Also, a large line to plain black channsti;
cord - edie velvet Midi ' OO5 . -
Colored do. dal-
SALE Or RR" NCH GOODS.
TursvvicjelN I NG,
Sept. Bth, at lo o'cloolt v arle lots of fancy an,
Frenc dryy' goods. ' ;,,.
'
SPECIAL SALE OF POO CORTONS RICH ,
NET AND TRERMS, a* RIBBONS, 41) 1
Of a celebrated llPPortatio".
11-111 Y VAIL
cartons NOB. 4, 5, 6, cordea,-(10c W hi le
and choice colored noon drsol ;ribbons, ' ' , it
_ T . do , do. do.
—la 100 troche flgored and' atm; nod ribboz i ,
—l2 80 embroidered ribbons.
•
4 1 08 black g.tos grattrriMlollS.
—1 aoblue, watte, and black. ribibon,
Also ,__ttliiimitig editions, sada riblallis. Br ,
BLACK AIID COLORED SILK-VELVE't
EONS - . Itil
Nos. IR; to 20 Lyons bra — cii:iiik-velvo i t ribbo n
—Colored silk ribbons.
—Willie edge black ribbons,
Black nod colored silk-velvet rl2Bbcanc eo u ,
F, brand, nomRrISSIIKIi.foll asSOPIN
COLORED TAtt , FEA`A. - Ittlkit
100 cartons Nos; to 20 cerored Taffini. rilPrs
400 PIECES SAXONY-WOVEN ToRMs 0,-„;•
OF A FAVORITE lIIPORTATIOti,
THIS DA'!..
An invoice of new-style Saxony-waren d rw , g.ol
WOOL PLAIDS.
300 pieces Union and all-woolVaids.
ALPACAS, COMINGS, ANTIS AIhtTARS
Black and colored alpacas and COhurr„,
Figured, black, and colored moluars.
Mohair cords printed naohairs.
6-4 small check mohair's.
Printed alpacas. &c.
WOOL SHAWLS AND BALMORAL'',
300 all-wool long shawls.
1,630 wool Isalmorale.
PANCOABT & WARNOCK, 4110)
TIONEERS, No. E4O MARKET fßaeet.
M. THOMAS & BONS,
ATA. No. MO and 111 South FoITRTH Eltretf
REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
Public sale of Real Maple and stocks, ti the F.l,
change, every TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock, during
th
business season. Id July and August only 0,1,,,f,1
al sales.
.Rim bales of Ihrniture at the Auction store ecr,.
THURSDAY,
S c ale for Account of the United States,
HOSPITAL STORES, FURNITURE, BAT,
TRESSES, BLANKETS, BEDDING, IROli hitp,
STEADS, &c. aa
THIS MORNING,
Bth lest, at 10 o'clock, at the southeast corner Brae
and Cherry 'streak., fee leeount of the Uls
States, by order of C. McDougal, Surgeou and
Brevet Colonel U. S. A., Medical Purveyor, a lare t
quantity of hospital stores, iron bedsteads, bath,
tubs, ranges, cauldrons, printing presses and Ma.
terials, empty boxes, &c.
Pull particulars In catalogue three days prevlom
to sale.
Terms—Cash; .4 per cent. to he paid at tibie
sale.
Sale for Account of United States.
700 GALLONS (4
MO OO NINE WHISKY..
THIS
September Stb. at 10 o'clock, at the Subelsttw.
Storehouse, Tenth street, above Chestnut.
Sale for Account of the United States.
AT MCCLELLAN HOSPITAL. NICETOWzs.
HOSPITAL STORES.
ON MONDAY MORNING-,
September 11th, 1865, at 10 o'clock, at the 3feCisl.
lan Hospital, NiCetoWll, Will 1)e sold, at public ssie,l
by order of 13. McDonald, Surgeon and 14,4
Colonel H. S. A.. Medical - Purveyor, a large re/.
tlty of hospital stores, furniture, bedding, &c.
all particulars in catalogues.
sair Terms—Cash; twenty-five per cent. to be patdl
at time of sale.
FURNITURE',7 Spruce street,
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD Piliby
AND MELODEON, Ditimsm.B (7,Aitt , Vrg,
On TUESDAY MORNING,
12th Instant, at 10 o'clock. at No. 73.5 Spruce strent,
by catalogue, the superior household furniture, ro,o.
wood 7-octave piano, by Raven, Bacon,& Co., rose.
wood melodeon, tine Brussels carpets, ,te.
Also, the kitchen utensils.
JO , - MO he examined at 8 o'clock on the month(
of the sale.
D AVIS ct HARVEY, AUCTIONEERS,
(Late with M. Thomas
STORE NO- 333 CHESTNTT STREET.
CART,—tersoos wiehing to dispofle of their
household goods, either at their residence, Or by
removal to the store, will receive personal men.
tion, and our best exertion to secure satisfactory
returns. aux
SIIPERIOR FURNITURE, ELEGANT ROSF.•
WOOD PIANO. OVAL MIRROR, FIRE PROM
FINE BRUSSELS CAKITTS L 8:0.
ON TUEi3DAT MOuNIMi t
12th inst., at 10 o'clock, at the auction store, h 7
catalo!ue, the superior furniture, fine-toned rose•
woods octave piano, fire proof safe by Evans ant
Watson superior office desks, tine Brussels Car
pets. dte.
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
5210 MARKET and Sga OOMMERCE Stsests,
SALE OF 1,350 CASES BOOTS AND SHOE&
We wil
MONDAY MORNING, Sept.ll,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, bv catalogue, for cash,
1,300 eases men's, boys', youths' boots, shoes, bro
gans, Congress and prairie boots with a destrahis
assortment of WOnen , s, misses; and eunertare
wear.
TSAA C NATHANS, AUCTIONEER,
-a- N. E. corner of TRIRD and SPRUCE Streets,
SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGF!S
- -
By order of ABRAHAM NATHAN'S, Broker,
on TUESDAY MORNING, Sept, illtht 1865,
At 'O'clock, consisting of gold and.silver patent
lever and other watches, gold - chains, finger-flap,
ear-rings, breast-pins, metialions, silver-ware, pis
tols, coats, pants, vests, shawls, dresses, dros
patterns. sheets, &c.
NOTICE. All persons having goods on depsgt
with me over the legal length of time will call Idyl
redeem the same, otherwise they will he sold entail
above day. ABRAHAM NATHANS, Broker,
sce-10t* cor. SIXTH and CALLOWHILL Sta.
- pt SCOTT
T, JR,REET.
AUCTIONEER, 1020
CRESTTJ ST
CARD. — Ag N reetibiy. to_previous notice, the first
sale of OIL PAINT - lIIM will 1,,C held At the
PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY about thetFth
of September. All parties destrou of contributing
to the collection will do so at once.
. . . . .
N. B. Personal attention given to sales of Purr&
ture at private residences, or removal to our store.
For terms, &c., apply at the Gallery. se2-tf
SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
STORES.—WILL BE SOLD at public auction,
at the Watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, N. Y„on the
24th day of October next, at ten o'clock A. M., a
large quantity of Ordnance Stores of old patterns or
inferior quality, consisting in part of the following
articles, viz:
8 Iron Columblads; two 9 inch and MR 10 hick.
170 Cavalry Sabres and Swords.
43,500 Muskets and Elites, new and old, U. S. and
foreign, of various calibres.
60 North's Carbines, in serviceable order.
101 Pistols, U. S., smooth bore, new.
86 Pistols, Itevolvers,Steres patent and others.
with a large lot of spare parts for repairs of
U. S. and foreign small arms of * - 42i6lig
terns.
165 Powder Horns, new.
69 Copper Powder Flasks, new.
m
293 Bullet Moulds, formuskets and rifles.
2,456 Curb Clueing, new, old pattern.
15439 Infantry Bolt Plates.
23 Sets Artillery and Wagon 1-Lattiegs.
. 10,707 Cannon Primers, percussion.
3,970 lbs Powder, damaged.
6,000 Its Powder, mining.
39 Spare Wheels, for Artillery carriages.
3 Truck Carriages.
Percussion ears and fuses, old hose leather, pistol
holsters (saddle and belt), and leather accoutre
ments; carpenters' Mid laborers: tools, shot and
iron castings, and pieces of wrought iron.
Samples of the principal lots of small arms maybe
seen at the Watervliet Arsenal, or at the U. S. Ord
nance Agency, No. 45 Worth street, New York.
Terms of Sale—Cash. J. V. MAGNER,
Licut.-Col. Ordnance, Commanding.
be2-etaocb.Bt.lB-6t
CLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE
WASUINGT9N, P. 0., August 24, 11164.
Will be sold. ac public auction dileing the month
Of SEPTEMBER, to the highest bidder, at the time
and places named below, 'vim
NEW YORK.
New York city, Tuesday of each week, 100 Horses
each day.
New York city, Thursday of each week, 200 Mules
each day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday of each week, 100 Hanes
each they.
Philadelphia, Saturday, September 2, and Wednee.
day and Saturday of each week thereafter, 100 Mules
each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday and Friday of each week, to
September We inclusive, 150 Mules each day.
Harrisburg, TueS d aY 4p each week, 150 mules each
day.
Chunk, Thursday, September 2, 200 MOM
Indiana, Tuesday, September 12, 150 Mules.
Greensburg,, Thursday, September 14, 150 Horses.
Reading, Thursday, September 14, 200 Mules.
Altoona, Thursday, September 28, 150 Horses.
Indianapolis; September 114345, 2 5; 27, and 29, 150
Horses each day.
Indianapolis, September 12, 14, and 16, 150 Mules
each day.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, September 5,7, 9, 19, 21, 23, 30, 150 Mules
each day.
ChicagO, September 4, 6,6, Is, 20, 22, 29, 150 Horses
each day,
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Friday of each week , lso Mules each
day.
Wilmington, Tuesday of each week, 100 Horses
each day.
_ _ NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Tuesday, September 5 tro Mules.
Trenton, Tuesday. September la, 100 Mll/00,
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Thursday, September 7, 150 Mules.
Baltimore, Thursday September 24 150 Mules,
mi§so'uni.
St. Louis, Thursday„ .September 7, and Tuesday
and Thursday of each week thereafter, 200 Mules
each day.
KANSAS,
Fort Leavenworth, commencing Tuesday. SOD.
tember 12, and continuing thereafter at Buell Uwe ,
as the Depot Quartermaster may designate, 2,000
Mules.
GIESBORO, D. C.
Tuesday and Thursday of each week, 100 Horses
each day.
No ealee of Males will take place at
wAsinNoToti, D. C.
The animals to be sold in September are superior
to any heretofore offered to the public. The majo
rity of them are sound and serviceable.
It is expected that at this series of sales all the Rol , -
pi*, government animals Will be disposed of. Buy
era shOutd thereforg matt thatrative4 of this lad PP'
portuntty to purchase.
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. FAIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in eltarge
Mill 20tkat DlvisioP, q. Q.O.
LARGE SALE OF GOVBRNMEXT
-LA
CARS, ENGINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED ESTATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
Oman OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTSR,
WASHINGTON, D. C. Auguet II leu.
WIR be sold at CITY POINT, Ya,; on WM , ND '
DAY, October It, at It o'clock A. M. r
About four thousand (4_,000) tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, Va., on FR/DAY, October In,
012 M.:
. •
Five (s)tirst-elass Locomotive Engines.
About Any (50) Freight Cars and one (1) Passenger
AtNORFOLIC, Va., !Dacha M SP. M.!
One new Locomotive - Engine, 5 footgituge.
17:
At ALEXANDRIA, Va., on. TUESDAY, October
FlitY (SO) first-clam Locomotive Engines, 4-feet 8*
inch gangs.
Xlgliteen ON new Platforms Care,
-
t g auge.
About
tyhAve h 2
un new B an x C f o (2so v ßox f
Car P . 4- z
e ,
834-inch gauge.
About two hundred and thirty OM Platform do., 4-
feet 88Inch gauge.
About thirty (S 0) Stock do., 4-feet 834-Inch Smug'
Twentyk2o) Passenger do., do., do., do.
One (1) wreaking, 4%, do., do., do.
Two (2) new Truces.
Sixty do., do., tramed.
Fourteen (14) Flats.
About two thousand, (2,000) tone Railroad Iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A. irt
and to continue from day to day until al are sold
terms: Cash, in Government funds.
IL L. ROBINSON,
nr ev et Colonel and A. 0. st
aulti-toclo V . S. Military Ralliosol._
tiISOLDIERS AND OTHERS WILL
lima it to their interest to buy Boots Iho
Trunks, Travelling Bags, east GARRETT 8,1
ISouth tiECOTID.aIb ChOPtaut. lllete.ault-im
a MAIO & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFE
STORE,_
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. PA,
Abulte variety of FIRE-P R OOF away,
on nano.
am WILLIAM H. MOODE, GE'
NERAL FURNISHING I,NDERTAKES,
No. 523 RACE Street, (late of Arch atreet.)
Iy4- rermaAl Attention at ail Uoure, an 34412