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ONLY 10000 NuMBEBs-oos PRIZES

p rig APPROXIMATION PRIZES: t+E5
9 approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine
d ra~iass th S''s si5oo5S Pig q = *. - 5000
. approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
~ manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize srs. b.aQ0
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
draVns tie Sn ss5ooS PT!zs IT, !. - laloet 400
9 approximation prizes OF 800 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize are ............... 2,7O
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the numbers
drawing the S. 600 prizes ............... 22h0
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $3.50 prizes are -. = -. @ 1900
go approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
drawing the $1,000 prizes are 27ooC
6s5 prizes amounting s8s2
Whole tickets s24i Halves s1a Quarters s6i Eghthsa
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
e& CHAs. L. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
EEE No. 40 Camp street. or
Lock BOX 6a2 Post Office New OFesak
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WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS.

By unemttng attention to business and fidelity and prompt
ness putting up and shipping all orders that friends
may pleased give hope to portion of the
patronage Of the public.
We have hand and are constantly receiving all the ar
ces usually kept in wholesale Grocery store in all their
variety, viz:
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We hereby inform friends and the pubic that have
opened the stores No street and 40
New Orleans La, for the purpose of transactinga
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PARTNERsaIp--DI DISSOLUTION

COPARTRERsHIP- - THE UEDERsIGSGD
~ havs formed acOparnershp for the purpose transact
ing General Grocery Commission bnsness in the city
Of New Orleans, under the firm an style OF TAfE CO.
The house will be open ready for business LIST
streets s. F. TATE Florence Ala
New Orleans Sept Is, 65, I'D. MARTIN, New Orleans
ALEX j. DYAs Of the old we'll known house of Dyas
Co. Ia with and will be pleased to hiEod friends
customers. TATE 4 co.
MIR. A. G.. SMITH WT7HDRAWs PROM TIE
4YA liabilities and active dnes Of tie firm Of W. j.
WIRELESS d Co from this date. The undersigned will
continue the COMMISSION AND COTTON FAGGORAGE
BUSINESS at the Of Common and Baronne streets
without change of firm name.
& W. J. WHELESa,
New Orleans Sept /. 1866 j. @. WHELESs
TOFARTNERsHaEE"- Theundersgn have formed
~ acopartnershp under the style Of AUfIEB, ALLAN
Co. to- tue Cotton Press business and have leased
for that purpose the Penn'a Press Bsusted
TchoupsouIas and Tepsichors sres snd ready
store and compress cotton
Office 122 Casondeet street. A. GAUTIER.
q. ALLAN.
r. STEPTOE.
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6 B4EB.. .,....,.,.................."..S. BIEW
No. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
tJewelrv, Watches, silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
e SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. -.
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved best makers rich Sets, Bracelets, Pins and Ear
rsn Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
10 Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons Studs every variety and best workmanship
Cents Scarf and Masonic Pins various desgns Silver and
Plated Sets Table Forks and Spoons Cups Gobes
Napkin Rings Casters etc; Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality. -.-ls
Clocks, s.aa
Once and MANTLE in Bronze, Marble snd Wood
speetaclcsI NY
| Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted 4tuF =
particular attention of those needing helps to sadn s
respectfully solicited TO Sermons Brazilian Pebbles the best
only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset in
old frames Pseuaratenton paid repairing Watches ant
JeWelry, the best workmen being employed z5t,.a
Remember. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel -
THE LANE COTTON MILLS.
These MILLS which were built by 1850 effort
Of Southern enterprise again under my control: and
am prepared to supply the trade with COTTON YARNS Nos
s to 1875 packed in such proportions be ordered
and ofthe quality put up by prior to the which
/ celled any offered in this mark ct.
1t known that while these Mills wera In my hands, the
product of them attained reputation for superiority oil
quality and ullness Of electromagnetic by ether
Yarns offered This reputation has prostituted by
certain unprncped parties who have scuped
name and brand an inferior articles further
more learu that Georgia Yarns have been offered in thi
market, the product of my Mills. IS N-sl.
To protect myself and from impostionS
have adopted trade mark, which will hereafter be plaesd
on each bale of my Yarns with the addition my signature
on each pad label These Mills have agents Orders lef
at No. 80 Union street, will be promptly executed
& L. N. LANE
4 HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR STOoR
Groceries, We will continue the Commission and Forwardia
Business at the old stand, No. 80 and 50 New Levse
Il INV, BuoKMAsrER co
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Observation-Disclosures.
BOARDING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARDING IN ONE
d Of the peasanet locations in the city close to the city
railroads limited number of boarders can be aGcommo
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ADJUSTMENTS.
0LN MPGC THEATER-74 ST. CHARLES ST.
Ea.&94 4.&& .E-~h4 E-A 8IGH @Tfl-#
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.

THURSDAY; and FRIDAY EYENIEGS, Sept. q and %.
local musical extravaganza oLY&PIARA PhSeton.
Mia Charles Howard Watkins Misses Rose Wood Florence
LsFond Bella aontrose Fanny Grace Messrs ToyeS, L.
Morrison, Oakley j. Collins j. Quinan and j. MADDEN.
To conclude with farce, OUT ON RAID. Messrs.
H Watkins D. Oakley Mrs H. Watkins Misses Rose Wood
and Florence LaFond. -
A CADEAK OF BIUSIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
sPALDING BIDWELL. .Propretors and Managers.
j. KITTREDGE. Treasurer.
Third Week Of oHIARlN1s ROYAL CIRCUS, en-
bracing the accomplished Equestriennes skilful
Equesrans Intrepid Acrobats, Brave Rqubriss Agile
GImnasts Comic TESTERS and Highly Trained Horses in the
world
Entire Change of Programme, introducing New Acts and
New Horses. H
SENIOR CHIARINI in his GREAT MENACE ACT,
mounted on his celebrated stud ZEFERo.
p9- GRAND MATINEE-sATURDAY NOON.
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. once OF the New Orleans city Rallro.

Once ofthe New Orleans City Railroad
Company, New Orleans, September 49, ls66At regular
meeting OF the Board Of Directors this Company held this
day dividend of Five Dollars per Share declared pay
able to the Stockholders the 9th of October next
the United States Internal Revenue Tax which will ho
paid By the Company
L. BOWLING, Secretary Pro TEN.
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SALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE NAVY DEP4EFHENr, u
Washington City, Sept, 8, 1866. !
fHsUFADAK, the Second ed day 0fOct0Tsersg
1855 Il O'Clock the oiee Of the officer command
ing the Naval Ordnance Depot BARRACKS Reserve
near St Louis Missouri public auction 10 tie
ders, there viii be sqld--f st 1900 1T ssF3.
About FIVE THOUSAND 6OU01 EAEREGs or POW
DE &, courpoSed Cannon, and
The Powders viii DO seid in 70 suit prchaseFs : sl
HB- TERAs-Casn In government und cnehaIfto be de-
posted on tbs conclusion ofte sae remainder within
ten days afterwards during which time the Powders at lie
removed from tue grounds Ohsras they yin revert 10 he
government. :
Purchasers Will &c required to furnish tastr own naraess
wi here the powder is net in barrels. -
vt a5H, Al WISE; Chief Of Bureau
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Steamers geauiug port ag.To-9
AS ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
wednesday, September 20, 1890.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

--NotIce to Tax Pay ers. 80 by order OF the
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 4Il tax payers own
ing property the First District Of the city of New Orleans
are required to their State Dor the year 1866
before the first day of October otherwise their property will
become mogaged to the State and assessed with twenty-five
per cent additional taxes and two dollars charges each
piece Of property mortgaged. THOs AsKEW,
State Tax Collector, First District
ca atraet-
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Special Nptice-An persons wanting An.
formation in regard to prisoners who died Of Camp
Douglas, H., will please address E. s. JORDAN,
o~@y Box 1876 Chicago III.
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,as STA 7Au0TIaNEERs--odica. II ExchaneaFlaea FL
GATURDAK, September 60. f1sB6, at ~
- O'Clock at the Merchants and Aueteneags
Royal street. between Canal and Gustornheusa
perty to wit l-sE .Hii 8G5} s4a s54
4 rHE TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING, EoesOT S.
| O. THE TW0-STUEY FRAME HOUSE, Ne, 1876 Laurs
street. between Second and Third streets tf 57
g. FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on Washington ave-
nue. between Magazine and, Camp streets. -
| / f. TWO TWO STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. a3an
50 Pytanfa street. between Mepomene and Terpsichors
streets NE
s. THE Two-sToRY DWELLING No ss8 ST. Charlie
street. between 3poene and Terpsfcare streets
| g. THE TVS 0EY DWELLING, No. 3T4 ST ChaEis
street, side, between Thalia and helpoeae
T. THE DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING,
Nos Isl and 1853 Clio street. between St Charles and
deet streets, X IL g.tQg llH#Ef -g=l8I
8 LARGE DOUBLE COTTAGE. Nos % and 100 Mar
ket street between AnnHnciaon and chppews streets.
g. TWO LARGE BUILDING LOIS adjoining the Cottage.
TO- A TWO STORY BRICK RESIDING E, fronting An
nuucation street. between Gaienne and Erato streets St.
Thomas,
Delord and Poeyfarre streets E.s $3.50
II. a TWO1STORYE FRAME HOUSE, No.. go Custom
house steet, between 8faEaie and yilleTe streets
13 TUE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, No. ae5 Perdid1, be-
tween Johnson and GaIyez stEeets VIII a4Hsagt 7
For dimension of lots ch Rraetsr Of terms
4o credit time Of possession and other partcuiars adyer
tigements and plans exhibition at the Auetioneer H
change aanalIaL Ess2f U0GFt Id aHI III E5H&saT 8
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THE CLOTHES wAsHEE
AND wRINGER.o .al,..

The best and most useful invention Of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented. ~ - '7
Has and better saving time labor
and the wear and tear Of fabrics washed than any other
chine All other machines either the clothes
em speedily do not satisfactorily perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This the There rubbing of the clothes
consequently, and tear The washing is
pstsy thoroughly performed by the action of the
alone Send for circular giving full explanations call
examine them at the General Southern Agency. sEl
Good inducements offered to'agents elsewhere. l3
LAY 5e rs s. NJ BARTON CO.'S,
No IT TchouptoulRs street.
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LOTTERIES.
Prize, 100000.

= Capital l1erlze, 100000. ~ g .
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, GLASS. K,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF SHELBY COLLEGE,
..--H DRAWN AT
Covlneton, Ky, Saturday, Sept. go, 1866.
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I OUHsKANA BAKERY,
BEALS & MILLER

Have removed their DEPOT from No $50 Common street
to No 9 Fulton and No Il New Levee between Common
and Grayier streets, ......-..-- -.
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9I 5Il AUorldqrras--oaica, u Ezehaae,a rlas..

GREAT SALE OF CHOICE REAL ESTATE DfYRLL
ihss Single Doabs Cottage Stores and Baidlg Iofs
BT 9. IL. GIRARDEWf q co., .5
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COTTON TIES
RUTLER's PATENT COTTON THE
REABD,s PATENT LOCK IRON TIES

III be received OF eur Office,
R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
cad PoydFss street. corner of FchouDitouiaa
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NEW ORLEANS,

Nos. O5 Common and 40 Canal streets
NEW ORLEANS
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

ROR SALE-THE CoFFEEH0UsE 286 DELoRl
street. head of New Basin terms and partlcl
lars apply as
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NoR SALE OR RENT-oNE OF THE FINEST
Plantations in the State of Louisiana, situated in the
Parish of St james, seventy miles above New Orleans
advantage of this pace in being entirely Tree
from overflow. The Of has yet come
within eighty apents of the river break in the evee
mile below in the highest would not njnre IT.
There about 700 Of cleared lands perfectly
ready been under cultivation The above place IS
surpassed any the State for fertility Of soil (which is
all light) aud for good quality Of sugar So Z. 1
The buildings In perfect state OF repair VIZ nne
twostoy dwelling house. with all the out buildings belonging
to large estate hospital good quarters and
ovesee house splendid bck house and cane shed
covered in slate and two large stables. , :.
There the place 40 arpents Of plant cane and ~
arpens of ratoons Corn crop 1000 bbls Hay crop
nearly in ample for 80 mules Hogsheads wood, ETC.,
ready for the crop - ..-, :,
edatey and for themselves, the present crop will be
sod, If desired.
Fer further information apply to - .+E
No 81 Peters street. between Customhouse and Benvie
NOR SALE.-DWELLINGs SEVERAL ELEGANT
residences with large and beautiful gardens Prytania
Coliseum Jackson Washington avenue and other desirable
locations the garden district Also moderate sized
houses in the portion OF the city;
Real Estate Agents, No. l43 Gravier street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T'EAs,,,".,......., TEAS. TEAS.
100 E-J. - 2. IL
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Office second door No. 81 ST. Charles street, corner Of
onoH 'Aase'' ~ " COPIES & DIBeLL.
.- E=e E+ '+ q 81, Charles street
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THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 3O4 CHESNUT
il STREET, ABOVE THIRD, WILL BE CONTINUED
STAMPS ofEVFRY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
on HAND AND IN ANY AMOUNT. us
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NEWS JoTTINGs.

The Norfolk (virenia) Post is for sale.
--Pollards Memphis paper has been enlarged
1t w8s an AUdLdnOhe before !!
General Devens has been appointed to sue
ceed General Bennett in command at Charles
ton, S. @.
Governor Bullock has appointed Thursday,
April 8, as the day of the annual fast in Massa-
chusetts.
General ]. @. Pemberton, late @. s. A.. Is
living at Newton, on the Weldon and North
Carolina Railroad.
The foundation OF new theatre was laid in
Rochdale England, recently. The company Is
got up in one-pound shares.
Mrs. Ould, who attempted TO murder her
paramour some time since, at Richmond, was
fined one cent and released, on Friday last.
The Charleston Courier says that there is
not the least cause for apprehension about the
crops, either in Georgia or North Carolina.
The Rock Island Paper Mill Company OF
Columbus, Georgia, announce their purpose of
rebuilding their paper works At an early day.
The locomotive works ct Manchester, N. H..
now employ one hundred men. and their build
ings will be enlarged this spring so as to employ
four hundred.
&C. W. Howard and Judge Shaner, of Califor-
MIA, have the largest dairy farm In the world
Their farm is on the sea-coast, twenty-five miles
west Of San Francisco, ana covers Il 900 acres.
"A large portion OF the winter wheat crop in
the vicinity OF ST. Joseph, Missouri, has been
severely injured. Some OF the farmers intend to
plough up their fields and SOW spring wheat
Frank Blair made a characteristic SPEECH at
a Democratic meeting at Jefferson city, Missouri,
on Saturday night. He indoIsed the Presidents
veto, denounced the radicals generally, and
abused the State Constitution particularly.
Oscar T. Burns, Of Albion, N. Y, is reported
as an absentee, and a deiaulter to the amount OF
more than 100000. He was largely engaged in
speculation. Alarge number of banks are largely
involved by the transaction.
- 1t is understood that upwards OF f3O0, 900
have been privately subscribed for the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, and an appeal will proba
bly, be made to the public for f25O,000 to COM
plete the manufacture of new cables, with o
view to another attempt at submerging them
during the present year.
"A New York letter-writer says that "curious
rumors prevail in literary circles touching 8
forthcoming work by a young mulatto girl oi
that city. The manuscript has been read by
several well-known literary men, and it is said
TO show great bTilhancy OF style ana vigor OF
thought. The only question seems to be as tc
the practicabiity OF publishing it just at this
time, bat prominent house is negotiating fol
the work.
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Frederick Ruckert, the German poet,
native OF Schweinfurt, died on the 3lst of De-
Gem ber, aged 70.
The Paris dealers in early vegetables have
in their windows at the present time green
peas, asparagus, artichokes, and new potatoes,
such as are not often seen until month or two
later.
-Snowdrops and primroses have made their
appearance In some parts OF Dorsetshire Eng
land earlier this year than has been known for
many years.
The workhouse experiences of the amateur
Casual" Of the Pal Mall Gazette have been
dramatized at the Marylebone Theatre, in Lon
don, under the title OF Life in a Workhouse.
"A few days ago, N. Blondel, one of the
Judges of the Tribunal of Arbois, France died
frcm hydrophobia, He was bitten two years
since by one Of his dogs while out shooting.
An autograph letter OF Marie Antoinette
written on, four sides OF paper, to Count de la
Marck, and not TO be found in any collection,
has Just been sold by auction, at Berlin, for the
large sum Of 1866 francs.
In England and Wales last year 27 letters
were delivered to every person upon an average;
in London, 81; in Scotland, 20; in Ireland 8; in
the United Kingdom, as a whole, 23-the total
number exceeding 10000 600.
While good many Frenchmen and Belgians
have volunteered TO serve in the POpe's army,
not shrinking from the liability to be beaten
| with sticks, ii is observed that the Pope has
| not made a single recruit among his own sub.
| jects;. All the young men in Rome ambitious oi
military career enlist in the italian service.
-FIenchmen like to emigrate to any other
part OF the world rather than to French colonies.
| Ot 778 emigrants who quilted HayIe last Janu
| ary 636 sailed for New York, l06 for New OF
| leans, 35 for La Plata for Quebec, for Rio
Janero, and none for the French colonies OF
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@ q r Z Y N o TT G q.
An persons inte rest ed in the plan Of the
FOURTH SECTION
OF
TWENTY SECOND WARD,
Bounded as follows: =
Northeast by Green street,
~ mo J Northwest by Carpenter street,
NO 100 Southeast by w. Washington avenue,
Southwest by WissahiekOn avenue,
are notified that the Court of Quarter Sessions for the
City and County of Philadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1855,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Court Room Main Building of the State House,
to consider said plan and any obieetons against tn
same hich may be made by any Freehoder and In the
MEANWHILE the said plan be seen at the ONCE OF the
Department OF Surveys for the City of Philadelphia,
No. 9l2 South FIFTH Street,
and q Duplicate thereof at the Office of
JESSE LIGHTF0OT
Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Survey District,
Depot Building,
Germantown.
+. CARROLL BREWSTER,
Solicitor OF the City Of PHILADELPHIA
Docket s, Page 39.) 2Alawts 20
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s u R E N o T g E.
All persons interested in the plan OF the
FIFTH SECTION
OF THE
TWENTY SIKH WARD,
Bounded as 70 lows:-
(NOrth by Porter street,
~, ono West by Twenty. sixth street,
no EVO' South by Curtin rect
IEast by Broad street,
are noted that he Court of Quarter Sessions for the
City and County Of Philadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866.
At 10 o'clock A. M,
at the Courtroom Main Building of the state House.
TO consider said plan and objections the
same which may be made by any treehoder, and
in the meanwhile the said p may be seen at the
Office of the Department of Surveys tor the city Of
No. 2l2 s. FIFTH street,
and Duplicate thereof at the Office of
THOMAS DAILY,
Surveyor and Regulator OF the First Survey District
No. 023 W ASHINGT0N Avenue.
F. CARROLL BREWSTER,
Collector of the City of Philadelphia
Docket 5, page ALL "a lawt329
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9 U RV E Y N o 7 G E.
All persons interested d in the
REVISION OF GRADES OF
FIFTEENTH AND TWENTIETH WARDS,
Bounded follows -
North by Girard Avenue,
~ 10 West by Pennsylvania Avenue,
NO. Ao' South by Parrish street.
East by twenty y-ninth street,
Are notified that the Court OF Quarter Sessions for
the City and County of Phi adelphia have fixed
THURSDAY. March 20, 1866,
At 10 O'Clock A. M,
at the Court Room Main Building OF the State House
tOI consider said plan and any objections against the
same, which may be made by any Freeholder, and In
the meanwhile the said plan may be at the Office
of the Department OF Surveys Tor the City OF Phila
delphia, -. u.. -
and Duplicatethereof at the ONCE of
E. ID. ROBE
Surveyor and Regulator OF the Fourth Suvev District
No. llO4 SPRING GARDEN STREET.
II. CARROLL BREWSTER,
Solicitor for the City Of Philadelphla.
Docket 5, page 43) 224 laWt3 20
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A Mother and Son Claim 10 be Members
of the Royal FamiIy-The Lady Claims
she Title of Princess ana the Duk edOm
of Cumberland for Her Son.
From the London Times Maroh5.
Some mention has been made in the Court of
Probate upon one or two recent occasions of the
case of ''RyVes against the Attorney General" !"
1t may not be generally known that, although
the cause has not as yet assumed a very import
ant shape, II involves points OF historical inte
rest; and when it shall have come fully before
the Court It will, we have no doubt, attract a
large share oil public attention. The suit Is
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RvEY NO t g E.
An persons nt''fsSS TsS4h Il tss SSGnOS HlaH Ss the
Bounded as follows;
On the S4IsY DSSWars %S sS5fst liver
NO i' on the the .t S3Sth b BY yTi,95 Curtin street.
Are notified That the Court Of Quarter Sessions for
the CITY and GfSHSD g & SSSe n1oa
at 70 O'Clock A. M,
70 SnsSs sSS a SHd ~ any DE Os:tSRS Ss &
De parment Of surveys Tor the City Of philadelphia,
Ana SqPGsSts t5orser re q SnsSs' Inc office of
Surveyor and Regulator Of The Second Survey District
+. CARROLL BREWSTER:
Docket 5, page So s2 2lawtS 20
g URV tt E.
An persons n'Ffitsa fHsTR II Sc sR64fos gs & tho
TwENTY-sEdoSD WARD,
bO"n~sS SSortheast &c % BY stsntOn avenue.
No SO6 sSstRRsast y y 6oTgss street .v.n,.
City and County Of Philadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866,
At lO O'Clock A. NJ,
At the Courtroom Main Building OF the State House. to
said plan and any ooJeetens against the same
SS sGe may any ny al III 15a the
Hartment OF Surveys for the City OfPhladelDhia,
No. 2l2 FIFTb Strees.
"N -P JESSE LIGHTFOOT,
Survevor and Regulator OF the Ninth Survey District
- Depot Building
Germantown.
r. CARROLL BREWSTER,
Solicitor OF the City of Philadephia
Docket 8, page 81 2A lawt5D 20
UHE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 3O4 CHESTNUT
il STREET, ABOVE. THIRD, WILL BE CONTINUED
AS HRRETOFORE
STAMPS OfEVERY DESCRIPTION C0NSTANTLY
on HAND AND IN ANY AMOUNT. Ills