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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
FOR SALE.

ONE ACRE LOT
an NORTH ILLINOIS sIREEI. Finely located for
~ rsssaeDee property Terms easy.
NcxERSAy q PIERCR,
Ssptis-tzu Rs.l Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

~ Remember the complimentary benefit
rendered Madame Mary A. English by most
distinguished citizens. /. takes place Saturday
the 9Th inst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

sTThe State prisoners recently confined in
the L. :. government building, North Pennsyl
vania street. have been transferred to the prisons
AZ Soldier-' Home
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

~ Yesterday morning five hundred volun
,eers AMI coEscripts were forwarded TO the front
from this point by the Jacksonville railroad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

tB-No train hands were injured by the acct
dent on the Lafayette and Indianapolis railroad
the other day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

cT-Five rebel line officers. captured by Sher-
mans army. passed through the city yesterday
for Johnson's Island
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

TEA detachment of the 9Th Pennsylvania
cavalry passed through yesterday for the front.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
NOTICE
TAKEN UP.

VNAkES up BY the subscribers the ssth Of October
i enc Bsy Mare bob tail, s 90 years old, shod all
round steep rur,p- She csn be bed ~ calling and pay
ing charges pKfkRLL a HARR.
ncra1 LEI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

tn Hundreds of refugees daily draw Z. :.
rations at Soldiers Home
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Cris,adoro's Hair Pre,ervaiive,

valuable adiunci @ De Dye, IN dressing anu Promons
The growth and perfect health Of he hair -nd Of itself
when used sioae safeguard that protects Tire hbre
from decay under 81 circumstance and under ali omes
Nanufacturec - J. CRISTADORO,
No. 6 Astor House, New York.
sold by al Draggsis. Applied ~ al Hsir ITessers.
aug27 .deod&weou
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FOR r EMIT.

HOU - Y FOL X T. ~ L 4.
VRAyE New Cotfsge House of seven rooms, on
North Illinois street. ~iieh -ili resi for go per
month. ?. RAND.
oct3i DIR
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WV YORK MONTY MARKET.

yrw YORK MONTY MARKET.
NEW YORK, November =.
Money more active and frmer at per cent
Sterling dull at l09@l0914. Gold unsettled and
lower, opening at 246, declining to 230, advanc-
ing to 1863, and closing at 22931
The steamer Scotia, for Liverpool, took 1896
800 in specie.
Government stocks steady.
LATER.
Gold tonight at Gallager exchange at 221
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE.
THE WAR CONVENTION IN NEW YORK


REBEL CONSPIRACY TO BURN NORTH
ERN CITIES.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

tH-HOg killing began in thi. city yesterday
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Grant citing "a Trap for Lee.
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Peace Movements in North Carolina
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FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.

A NUMBER OF PICKeTS CAPTURED
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n no-tfnproved patterns
Our other WORK VIII embrace Iron Frorts, Columns.
Railway, MI Ane House Castings, Ae-, ke-
tenticn given.
Our prices vii BE found a. low a. any,
One, sales-rcen and foundfy lss Ssask d swzrs
street tao squares directly ofths Csses D~pst
octe3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

which - The .al, chemical combination IN eNisteuce
which changes th colo- Of the har without niurng ths
living pr.ncpe vhch .,ed.. nosiens aud ,as'ans ih'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
NOVELTY IN ART!
CssIsT4DoRO's HAIR DYE.
3. ,. RlNGffA VI.
Indianapolis

The at Of dying the hair n 5yc minutes 70 q"
- IL ...o-. -r.--- .a- ...n -l--.-Le--a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03
Telegraphic Dispatches
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

For Morning Repsrt See First Page.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-03

Gold tonight at Gallager exchange at 227
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
oil Wells.

The cost Of sinking an oil we'll six hundred
feet deep, in Western Pennsylvania, is thus set
forth by the Pittsbug Chronicle 49,
zone engine, lO-horsc power, delivered on the
premises, S2l0Oi derrick, complete, SljO; walk
ing beams, SAMSON post and appUrtenauCes, $50;
bin wall, bana-wheel, and betting, Sl2O one set
tools, S3OJi u inch haws eT, and 1 inch pump
rope, $50; COO feet tubing az 90 cents, $50; 30
feet driving pipe at $685. 500 bushels coal at 6J
cents $500; Two engines, say sixty DAYS each,
$500; contract to, drillers, 600 feet al 1925,
$780, one pumping barrel and valves, $3.50;
two wTeuches, at $40 each, $40; one clasp, ;
two 2-iuch gas tOugs, Slj; total, S6OG7j0. 10
this add five hundred dollars fOr contingent c2s.
penses, such as accidents in breaking machinery,
getting tools fast in the wells, and the charges
by professional tool contractors, etc, and there
Will be less than three thousand five hundred
dollars left of the ten thousand dollars. twill
thus be seen that whore 10 Is intended 10 put
down q number Of wells, as proposed by 30 many
of The new companies there must be lgrger
reserve fund.-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
New Railroad TO Lake superior.

The Chicago Tribune announces the opening of
the new route from that city TO Lake Superior and
Madison, Wisconsin; that to Madison, Wis, over
the Belot division of the Chicago and North
western Railway; and that TO Lake Superior by
the Pcninsular Railroad. A party, consisting Of
the chief executive officers and directors Of the
northwestern Railway Company, with a few
invited guests, after themselves laying the last
rail- rode over this new road to the capital of
Wisconsin, direct from this city. After remain
ing there a short time, the party left for Green
Bay, over the road 10 Milton Junction, and thence
by the Northwestern. At Green Bay the party
embarked upon the fine new steamer the George
/. Lmiap, built expressly for this route, for
EsCanaba, the terminus, upon the waters of Green
Bay, Of the Ieninsular Railroad.
The cars Of the Peninsular Railroad carried
the cNcursionists 10 Marquette, upon Lake Supe-
rur. The party visited the new mines about
being opened boy the Iron Cliff Mining Company.
10 ], confidently asserted that nowhere upon the
face Of the globe is there so much wealth of iron
ore upon an equal area as in these mines. They
will be- connected directly by rail with the Peniu-
sulaT road, and thence, by steamers, with the
Northwestern at Green Bay. Untold wealth will
thus he speedily poured into the capacIOus lap of
Chicago. II is well that our pgarIes are large
for we shall need room. To show the value Of
hi, new route, it is ou'y necessary 10 mention,
that leaving Lake Superior a, ] O'Clock in the
afternoon OF Saturday, stopping an aggregate of
twelve hours on the way, they reached th!s city 90
3 O'Clock on Monday morning.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
Interchange of National COurtesies at
81. ReIershMrH.


ST. Petersburg.
On Saturday, the goth of August, the Minister
Of the United States at st. Petersburg, accompa-
MED by the Secretary of Legation, returned the
visit of Admiral Lessodski and his officers, by
going on board the flagship at Cronstadt. The
yacht Of the Emperor, the omega, conducted them
down, flying the American ensign at the mast
head and the Government vessels along the en-
tire route particpatedn the ceremony by the usual
demonstrations.
Arrived the frgate Oslabia, one of the squad
ron lately in America, ran up the Stars and
Stripes and fired Il salute and on reaching the
deck the party, escorted by Rear-Admiral Greig,
were received by the Admiral and AL his officers
in the most friendly and mplimentary manner.
Being shown through the ship, while the band Of
the irigate played the national airs of the Repub-
lie, the Minister and Secretary were invited to II
sumptuOus breakfast, served in the CABIN of the
Admiral, during which numerous speeahes were
made, accompanied by toasts expressive Of the
iyeliest regard. Among them were the follow
ing
"Abraham Lincoln, President of the United
States'-by Admiral Lessotisk.
alexander II, the Liberator' General
Clay.
"Thc first lady Of the Empire-the Empress of
Russia and the Imperial fAmlly"-by Mr.. Becgh,
Secretary Of Legation.
"Rear-Admiral LessofTski and the Imperial
Navy by General Clay.
admiral Farragut, the hero Of New Orleans"
by Captain BoukatOw.
"The gentleman who so cloquently addressed
us in French the day of our visit To the American
| Legation-Mr. Bergh, Secretary of legation
| by Rear-AdmiTal GTeg.
| -"Ihe Governor of Croustadt-Rear-Ad Admira
| Greig-and his gallant Russia Imerican fleet
| by Mr. Bergh.
By preconcerted signal, the three first toast
| were received with twenty one guns each, anI
| the remainder by the most deafening shouts.
The repast being ended, the Minister and Sec
retaTy returned as they came, amidst the firing o
sautes, cheers of the officers, and the manning
of the rigging of all the ships in the roadstead.-
| Washington Republican.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Special Dc'patch 10 The BreniHg Telegram.
BALTIMORE, September 22.-The draft pro-
crosses here uninterruptedly, and volunteering
is also very active. Many Of the Rebel prisoners
captured by Sheridan are passing through here
to the West and North.
They generally express satisfaction at being
freed from Rebel oppression; their clothes are
ragged and themselves much fatgucd.
Vigorous movements are now making TO re-
open the Ohio railroad. Immense Union meet
ings are being held in different parts Of State,
and the cause will certainly triumph.
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Grand lodge Of United states. I. o. o. F.

BosToN, September 2l.-Ihe Grand Lodge of
the United States, Independent Order Of ODD
Eehows, Is holding It's annual communication 10
ths city. The attendance Of representatives is
lIareer than usual, and the reports from the dif
leIelt Jurisdictions show the Order to be in q
years past. '
among the representatives present arc Dr.
John H. flpet, John y. Havenner, and William
X: Mclean OF the District OF Columbia aud
der X. Manlz, and L. A. Euls, OF Marviand
At the session to-day, the FOLLOWING ware
elected officers for the ensuing term oil two vears
Isaac NJ. Yeitch Missouri, NJ. W Grand sire
james p Sanders, New York, Deputy Grand
Sire James L. Rdgely Maryland, Grand Cor
responding and Recording Secretary; JOshua
Vansant, Maryland, Grand Treasurer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
NoTHINc FROM SHERIDAN
TO-DAY.
Continued Pursuit of Early
Special to The Evening Telegraph.

Special 60 The Evening Telegraph.
wAsuNGroS September 22.-The star says
nothing had reached the Government mp TO
O'Clock this afternoon, in the way of information
concerning Shcrdans operations, later than that
published by us yesterday. Sheridan is doubt
less pressing on in pursuit Of Early's flying bat.
talions, or what may be left Of them.
The fact that at Harpcr's Ferry they have no
later information from Sheridan goes 10 show
that Early has not attempted to make stand
thus far. We may add that no information of
public interest has reached Washington to-day
from either Grants or Shcridan's armies.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22

III rs reported that the Turkish Government Is
about 20 abolish the censorship Of the press
allowing the journals 20 print ad Hbit0l, without
the interference Of the authorities.
THE COMMrBcE Of the world requires six mil
lions Of men 10 be constantly trayersing the sea.
or Ibis number, 1900 die every year. During the
month Of April, thirty-siN American mercantile
sea,gong vessels were reported as lost or missing
aud IN May, sixteen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
GUERILLA ATTACK an 4 RAILROAD
TRAIN.

LOUISVILLE, September pa small portion
of Magrudcr's gang yesterday afternoon fired
into the train bound to this city, AZ New Haven,
Kentucky, and were repelled with loss of seye-
raj killed. The guerillas returned and burned the
New Haven depot. Nobody was hurt on the
train.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
HELMBoLD,s REMEDIES.
uBLMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

For Retention Iucontnence Of Urine Irritation,
Inflammation or liberation Of the Bladder or Kidneys,
D1sa,aet ne Proaroo 6iaHd,, Stone IN ne bladder,
Co1c1pi, Grarsi Br'et-atH Dspo,H aud all Dsoa'cs
Of the Bladder, Kidneys, and Drorscal swening'.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
Nag~ HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATrA,

hCag~ HEADQUARTERS FIRST b BATrA-
- lion Union Campaign Club (IIOnorlbly Discharged
Soldiers ami Seauenl.
PHHADELrTuA, September %, 1861.
ORDERS No. /.
/. Pursuant 70 Orders NO. l. Headquarters UNION
CAMPAIGN CLUE, Tie members OF this battalion will
parade, iuly equipped. ou SATURDAY EVENING next
H. The line viii be formed at O'Clock T.. NJ precisely,
In Independence Square, the right resting the Han
preparatory 70 which the members VIII assemble al Head
quarters Commonwealth Buildng) to receive the Flags
Trans pareucics, Lanterns, &C.
H. The Wrist Assistant Marshals and Aids TO Chief
Marshal win appear mounted
". Obedience the orders Of the MarShas Is strictly
enned and these Officers viii he hed responsible for the
conduct OF the They will promptly suppress any
disorder and Jut tncre be no struggling along the
route.
v. Colonel VIM. 4 Gray, Lieutenant Colonel VIM. c
ward Major Charles c. knight, Captain VIM. IL. Warner
Captain Joseph T. Ford, Captain Richard DOnagan,
Lieutenant !. b. Allen aud Lieutenant Geo. W. Dickson
have been appointed Aids 10 the chief Marshal. They
Will be obeyed ana respected accordingly.
Ey command OF
Col. p. c. ELLMAKER,
Chief Marshal,
G"5"5s$.tH { : ,R,Sl,aia'r, i,,i' Special Aids. o.,..
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PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
/ CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD COMPANIES.

On and after MONDAY January T. 1854 the Trains for
New York, leaving Kensi gton Depot, Philadelphia, at
317 A. M (Night and 30 M and the trains leaving
New York A. NJ. and 7'30 T.. NJ will hereafter be run
exclusively for re United states Mails and New York
Washington Passengers and VIII not take in nor let
out any pass tcnltrs betw cen said cities.
The lO A. NJ. and II Midnight Lines from New York to
Washington and the II 80 A NJ and p. NJ Lines from
Washington to New York. will continue rs at present, and
carry passengers to and from the Intermediate stations and
Baltimore, Washington ara New York -
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadelphia from KensngtOn Depot, an
lIl5 400, and Gi5 F. NJ, and 1900 midnight, and
from Walnut Street wharf Lvia Camden), att and 8 h
NJ, ~ M, ardG p NJ l., for New York. u
And leaves New York, from foot Of Courtlandt street.
at A. NJ. 10 A u NJ and p, aud at II MIDI
night and from foot Of Barclay street at A. NJ, and2
PM. WIN. A. GArZMER'
ia5-6 Agent
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
uELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
composed of Burla, C1e5s, and Juniper Berries Sc
lcctcd with great care and prepared in vaouo by II. t.
HELMBoLD, Druggist and Chemist OF sixteen years ex-
pcrcr,e In .the city of Philadelphia and now prescribed
by the most eminent Of tho faculty. and have been ai-
mod to use In the United States Army, and also in
very general use in State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land Price 81 per bottle,
six for g. Delivered to any address, accompanied by
plcIt directions. Direct Iottersto
BELMBoIDs Drug and Chemical warehouse,
No, 5Oi Broadway, New York,
Or HEIMBOLDs Medical Depot
No, lOI S Tenth street, Philadelphia.
Beware Of courtcrtcl5 Ask FOR HELMBoLD's, and
take no other
Physician in attendance from o ococs A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, 9-IltuiA;-3m {.
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hS55@ NOTICE-AN ADJOURNED MEET
~ ing Of the FIRST BATTALION UNION CAM
PAIGN CLUE will be held al Headquarters, mmon-
wealth Building, CHESNUT Street. aOOve Sixth, on
FRIDAY EVENING, 23d instant, at O'Clock, tor the
purpose Of completing the arrangements for Ihc Parade
On Saturday evening p. G. ELLMAKER, Chairman.
A. j. hELLEEs, Secretary. 122-1t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22

CECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES!
y sAMARlTANsS GIFT!
SAMANlIANb tlt l!
THE MOST CERTAIS CURE EVER USED.
"GSoSoRRfSEh, GLEET. STRUCTURES, &c.
Contains no mineral, no basam, 10 Mercury,
Cures in from two to tOu days, and recent cases In
twenty-iour hours" Prepared by graduate oChe un
and Chemists OF the present day.
No ENrosgRE, NO TEouBLE, 40 clANGE VIA. wLlIEyEhi M
have been purged with Balsam Copaiya, Or Mercury al
OD'' "' viz sAMARrrANs GIFT.
Sent by mail In plain envelope.
Price, male PACKAGES - Females, 81
BLOOD, pLooDM BLooDW BLooD""
sCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS. LETTERS,
s,,r,,,,,,s ~, ,SCAsLEs, bQlLS ,ses T., r.,
ROOT AND HERE JUGCES
sYPHnis OK vESEREAG 6isEisEs-thS sAMi-
RITAN'S ROOT AND HERS JUICE, Is the most potent,
and eradicates every particle Of the veneTes poison
this purifying remedy and be healed and do MT transmit
to your postery that for which you may repent In after
''A''' 10 NOT DEsPARl
Although yog may be RTonoGpGGd !ncnrabe the sAMA
vests of impurities from the system, as well as all the
bad eilects OF mercury.
In many affections with which numbers Of Females
suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES are most happily
adapted, in liberated Uterus, IN Leucouhwa IN bearing
down. falng Of the Womb Debility ana iora complaints
incident to the sex,
Sent by express Price 81 bottle bottles for So
SAMARlrANS WASH
is Of syphilis used In connection with the Root
and Herb Juices Full directions. Price % cents
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknowledged by
physicians and patients. They used In the United
States Hospitals, thus restoring health TO many ofour
brave soldiers.
from the Baltimore "Sun -
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE
SAMARITAN REMEDIES
"rUsT HOSPITAL, FOUr AARstALL,i
Baltimore, Md, February 20, 1864.
81 have great satisfaction IN stating that have use
THE Samaritan Renee les flr Nencrca Disease IN its
umaty forms that have used them with JudS
ment, discretion. aud properly, and have found them
respond TO my anuc pHtious promptly and enectualy.
Knowing their composition have the fullest confidence
In their efficacy, and Jar my of them extends,
recommend them strongly.
"ALFRED q, BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 9TH New YORK Vols
Let Il be understood that these remedies are As recon-
mendod, and will positively the diseases for which
they offered.
Sold by S. C.UPIIAM,
No. - : EIGHTH Street
DESMOND a CO,
800 uths. Ut No. Hl5 RACE Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In all Diseases OF the Urinary organs whether existing In
"Jfaie" or "Fcmse," from phatersr originating,
taste and odor "Immediate" in action, and
strengthening than any Of the preparations of BARK Iron
Those suffering from Broken Dorm Bclca,e Coastiu-
Eons procure the Remedy at oneci
The reader must be aware that, however slight may be
the attack Of The above diseases, certain to affect has
Bodty HcaEh, Aa,'al Porsr', Happiness amt hi, Pos
Eriy
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-22
FOURTH EDITION
IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT
FRAUD CASE.
Arrest for Abstracting Stamps.
Special to The Evening Telegraph.

Special 60 The Evening Telegraph.
wAsmNoroN, September % b. +. wilkins,
Chief Of the Stamp Onicc, Post OGioe Depart
ment, and a man named Alexander, Of Philadel-
phia, have been arrested for fraud in abstracting
and selling post Office stamps.
The loss was estimated at fifty IL houslnd dol
lars at first, but 1t turns out 10 be less than ten
thousand dollars in all.
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IUBLIC sALE OF WHARF.-

DJBLlC SALE OF WHALE
Il OFFICE OF THE BoAUD OF WNDENs,
on IHE PDUr or FuGIAuELwUA,
No. llg WALNUT Street, SCptCmbor2O, 1851.
"Ihe Board Of NUtcns OF the Port or Philadelphia,
hereby give notice q at under and by authority act
of he Legislature of Pennsylvania, entitled An act Co
authorize the sale of certain real estate u Che city uiPhua
ugphH, approved July %, 1864, and VI Resolution ri
said luWd OF Wurdcus pursuant thereto passed on tu
5u day Of september A. b. l-tl, they VIII sell at Public
sale, for cash. tu the highest bidder, the liFlH DAY
OF OCTOBER lN4 al - O'Clock noon, al the rhiIadal-
pha Exchange, u Zee simple, free clear and discharged
IRON an aud every trust, aud u-u, aud imIuuou-
All thai certain tract or piece OF ground, Ueacrhei iu the
decd of Elizabeth Marsha 20 tie Master aud Assistant
Wardcns of tho Port o. Philadelphia dated lGe twentieth
ptIadeuil, u Deed BCOb c. 3, pa-c 215, as Yl-
lows, yIl.-SiWatc boz Tie Township of Mlyameusiug,
(uow in the FIst Ward OF tIe Ciy0 PhUpdophlD cone
flaming u breadth north aud south forty ieo' extend
inp ICuqt d, pth east and west pm tr road aaiug
Co Gloucester Point into c river Delaware 90 low WaGT
mark
by the leading 10 Gloucester Point, on che north
by ground NOW or late belonging to tu said Elizabeth
Marshall and the south by ground also now Hr late bee
longing 90 the said Elizabeth Marsualt the southern
boundary being dsttnt eight hundred ct 1r AueaHOuia
Ium the north side of C wharf now OF late owned hN tne
said Elizabeth Marshall, az Gloucester lOuti together
also, with all the rights, liberties, pry les, hgudtu-
CutF, and HppurpnauCts by said decd granted TO tg
said Master and Assistant WGrdeDs, as viii Do made
known more fuilv ON the day yot sale.
Further information ob!ainct on application t1
CHARLES 5. WAYNE,
92O iuusGt Master Warden PoIt of Philadelphia.