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AUCTION SALES.

M o G +.
I, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in certain
@ MSgs @ Of the SS t S
Company to me, as Nor gagee in Trust to secure the
dated the l2th day Of May A. D. 1859 and recorded in
q Blair, the 18Th day oI p 1859 il mortgage
nor @ hed a fas OeS Of GT F
the l2ih day q May p. 1859. in pOrtgage book y,
been made for than ninety days in the payment Of
the interest due and demanded on the said bonds will
in pursuance OF the written request TO directed the
holdeIs OF more than $50 OOO in amount of the said
By the SAID public
and sell the highest and best bidder BY ~ THoMAs
CHANGE, i9 the city of hila~elphia on Thursdsy the
CO nditons hereinafter stated the Whole of the said
mortgaged premises, viz. =
field Railroad from the point of intersection with the
1HS aSGS % near sET @
Pennsylvania as tBe same now constructed together
fences privileges, fights and ali real % Property ySes q
eyery description acquired by and belonging to said
to be derived and to- aise from the same and al the
s Es SGt ss s
ing thereon or prOSsSSF16dd SS1 dENaGALLY. fsSfPlA
All The lands, railways rails bridges, culverts reste-
OF GpS n
grounds, works, masonry, and other supeIstructure
nature or kind aDpertsnng Or belonging to the above
ad S s sd sd s101 T saS Of @
panY in connection herewith
he saio section of Tyrone and Cleareld Railroad,
extending from the intersection OF the tvrone and Clear
ted Railroad with the raroad Ornerly belonging to
TO the Bald Eage Valley Railroad Company, is about
~ w - TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 of the purchase money 10 be pad In cash when
the property struck Off and the balance within 20 days
PAYMENT on account of the said balance of purchase
monev, to the of the dividend thereof payable
on the bonds secured by the said mortgage and the
coupons ofthe said bonds may be made In the said
bonds OF coupons and II the dividend is less than the
actual sum due upon the said bonds or coupons the
holders may retain possession OF the saa PONDS and
dividend endorsing payment of the same on the i'd
bonds or coupons. -, - .,, A., =
Trustee will execute and deliver deed OF convey ance
OF the premises the purchaser or purchasers in pur
suance OF the power conferred upon blm by the said
mortgage. 49,, =, -----. i. -, -, -
pienises may be had upon applica ton to the under
sipned Trustee, at the office of the Raii
road COMPANY No. 238 S, Third street, Phi adephla.
-O"N JOHN EDGAR THOMSON. trustee,
No. 238 s. THIRD Street,
Nj. THOMAS d SONS Auctisneers,
Sal mf4m Nos. 139 and l4l g. FOURTH Street.
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The awards win be made after the concert on the
stage OF the here three thousand persons
ence to superinteDd the same. - '"' "-O'
Printed lis awards viii be published and supplied
10 agents and ticket holders. Parties having tjkets
will them until after The ards made, and II
tickets INN ediate with lu directions as to the ship
ping Of goods deeds the properly Tickets oi sale
City, and at the headquarters in the mammouth isir
Sr te OF e6 spes
and Pennsy lvania avenue Washington, d. G.
give this enerorise their kind support and tSereby
assist in relieving the wants of the orphans OF
A'''H ~ nASAsTs AsisI g PlfEG1oRs.
President soldiers and Sailors Union,
,OloneI ChARLhsE GAPEHART,
WILLIAM S. MORSE.
b. HUTCHINSON, Esq,
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis.
All "a to act
Money shou in ali be sent by Post Office order
draft. express, or registered letters.
county and State Of each subscription and in
close stamp Ali orders for tickets must qSdTssssd to
Secretary Soldiers and Sailors Xsonal Concert
Lock Box No. 81.
F. NoLENs q co,
e.. No. 2lO West fs1Srs' F0Ts RI Agsn stresst, sst
2. o. Box $50. - Wilmington Delaware.
TREASURY oSEIeE OF STERNAa & NJ ss
whereas H A Hall and Others as "Siana Sing Direc-
%ashS ptOn D. c. on The ID OF ADJUST next have mace
due app cation to n Hlephan Collector of Internal
Re genqe Tor the Collection District Of the District Of
Columbia, lor permission 10 no lottery, rattle,
gilt enlerorise and presented to him satisfactory ey
dence that the proceeds of said lottery rattle OF gi
en erpTse M be deyoied to charitab uses permission
such lottery, rattle gift enterprise rec from arge
whether from tax or lcene in respect such lottery
rattle, or git enterprise. E. A. ROLLINS,
49,, ..-- ,, Commissioner.
N ajor- eneral winfield :. Hancock U. s, A
General Robert schenck, NJ. C.. Ohio.
General Halbert Il. Paine, NJ U Wis.
General John IA. Ketcham M. G., n. Y.
| General James G Blunt, Kansas.
| General j N. Hendrick, Iowa.
| General ID. @. McCnllam, ID. q.
General Dayton, N. Y.
| Hon Thomas w. Ferry, NJ. Co. Mich.
| Hon. George Lawrence, M. c., Penna.
| d. @. FoIney, Esq, ID. c..
| Major j. h. Doughty, N. Y.
| Hon. Richard Wal ach, Mayor of Washington, ID. G.
| Hon lliam d. Kelley. n. Penna.
/ Hon Ke Ian V. Whaey, M. G., West Va.
| Hon. Eben @. Ingersol, 81. c., Ill.
Hon. henry c. Deming, NJ. O., conn.
Hon A. II. Latin, NJ. G., \. Y.
| Hon Leonard Myers N. c. Penna.
| Hon. william A. Newell, NJ. c.. N j.
| Hon George W. Julian N. @ Ind
1 Hon, stephen f. Wilson, c.. Penna.
| Hon j. b. Giinre "A c., Iowa.
| Major G. M. Van Buren, NY b2Slm
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New LINE OF STEAMBoATs.-Ith has been
ascertained by experiment. that the MullIcas or
Batisto river is sufficiently deep for steamboat
navigation, and efforts will be at once com
menced 10 establish communication between
Egg Harbor City and New York. A few days
since the steamboat bountotn made a trip OF
inspection, and the results arrived at were per
iectly satisfactory. The people OF Egg Harbor
CITY have also determined to build railroad
from the Camden and Atlantic track to the
river, distance of about i've miles, having
already obtained charter for constructing said
road.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

CENTENARY OBsERvANCEs. - The OBJ
servance OF the centenary of Methodism in
America is being carried out in proper deeree
throughout West and South Jersey. On Satur-
day and Sunday next the Methodist congrega-
ton at Absecum, Atlantic county, will hold
theirs, and Bishop Scott will be present on
the occasion and preach both days. Addresses
will also be made on the past history and the
present and future prospects of the cause. Ar
Iangements have been made for large attend
ance and an interesting occasion.
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THE GRAPE RoT.-It is asserted that the
rot has already made its appearance in the grape
VINEYARDS in many parts OF South Jersey. and at
Hammonon the fruit is almost ruined. The
rot is more extensive than last year, and attacks
all varieties of grapes alike. Hundreds of
bushels ii IS alleged, will be destroyed Oy this
disease among the vineyards.
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PORTLAND SUFFERERS. - Measures are
being taken 10 hold meeting in Camden to
raise a sum OF money to aid the unfortunate
sufferers by the late fire at Portland. This is an
object OF real philanthropy, and should receive
liberal aid. The citizens of Camden will, no
doubt, not be behind other places in their appro-
nriatiOns
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The London papers announce the birth ofa
dauobter 10 Sir James Duke, June l8 Sir
James is seventy three years Of age, and he had
one child. also a daughter, who was born two
wears ago He was not married until he was in
his 10th year-and has friends.
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MONTHLY ExHIBITIoN.-Th monthly ex-
hibition of the Pennsylvania Horticultural So
oiety was held last evening. In consequence or
the extreme heat, the exhibition was very slimy
attended. The gentlemen composing the con-
m,ttee, as well as the gardeners and audience,
had "a warm time OF IT,
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. - The Grand
Division OF the Sons OF Temperance of Atlantic
county will hold their next quarterly meeting
at Hammonton, on Wednesday next. The cause
is advancing quite favorably in that county
although it mas much to contend against.
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FOUND DRowNED.-An unknown man was
Eonnd drowned yesterday afternoon, near the
limited states Arsenal. The Coroner was sent tor.
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC.

sn-- PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
e. OGEC BANDAGE INSTITUTE. No. Il
80 NINTH Street above Market-B. Q,
EyEEETr' after thirty years practical experience
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and variety Of
others Supporters, Elastic Stockings Shoulder Braces
Crutches. Suspensories etc. Ladies' apartments con-
Quoted by a Lady. 58S
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TIE CITY TREAsURY.-During the past
week the sum of $54, ,5308l was paid INTO the
City Treasury. OF this amount, 1872, ,787'06 was
from taxes Of 1866 from water rents, $22s7'2O,
and from Board of Health, $2993'79. The Trea-
suIer paid out during the same period, 1926 975'
O5, of which Sl64,S57 was Tor interest on City
loan $l7, 1903 to pay matured loans; S53, 1877 '48
on school warrants, and the balance to the
various departments.
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TAX RECEIPTs.--The extreme hot weather
has had the effect Of reducing the receipts from
taxes. The amount paid al present will scarcely
reach $4,000 per day, Ali persons who desire to
be kept from the list OF delinquents would do
well to settle their bills while discount is
allowed,
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VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAw.-Henry
Snooks, who keeps liquor mill on Race street.
above Eleventh, had hearing before Alderman
Hurley yesterday morning on the cnarge OF
selling hquor on Sunday without license,
and yioiaung the Sunday law. He was also
charged with selling liquor TO an inebriate
alter having been forbidden. Ho was held to
answer in the sum of $1,000 bail
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The PIER HoUsE.-This is The name of a
most dehghtfu summer resort situated at Port
Penn, Delaware. The bathing, fishing, and gun
ing cannot be surpassed while the hosptable
proprietor, Mr.. Jonathan Draper, is one OF the
lew that can keep hotel" AS the terms are
moderate the table sumptuous, the situation
delightful and health-inspiring, we commend
the Pier House and It's proprietor Jonathan
Draper, to our citizens.
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RUNAWAY AND AccIDENT.-Ye esterday
afternoon the horses attached to light wagon
took fright at Germantown avenue and Norris
street, and dashed of Mt iull speed. AT Berks
thrown out and severely injured. His name
could not be ascertained,
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FIRE.-Last evening fire broke out in the
fourth story of the extensive drug warehouse OF
Messrs. Stretch, Bennett & Co., No. 500 Market
street. 1t is not known how it originated, and
been closed Tor several hours and there had not
been any fire in the apartment IN which the
flames were first discovered for long time.
The fire was soon extinguished, and but little
damage was done by it, but the entire building
was flooded, and the loss by water must be
very heavy. The stock Is valued at about
$4,000 Whatever the damage may be, it Is
fully covered by insurance.
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BASE BALL AT CAPE IsLAND.-Io-mor-
row afternoon the champion Athletics will play,
on Congress Hail lawn, Cape Island, match
game OF base ball with picked nine selected
IRON the best players belonging to several clubs
in this city. The arrangements are for the
Athletics to leave in the 8 A. NJ. train tomorrow,
and play in the AFTERNOON, to be followed by a
grand hop in the evening, arranged by j. F.
Cake, ESQ, and which will be un Ter the personal
supervision OF Mark Hassler Esq. On Friday
morning the players will play farewell game,
and in the afternoon win take the train for
home. The match has been arranged by j. F.
Cake, ESQ.,, at the solicitation of the guests at
Congress Hall and other sojourners at the
Island.
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CONSPIRACY CAsE.-Danlel w. Felt was
charged, on the oath of b. l.. Gear, yesterday,
with conspiring with two men named Davis and
Hancock TO cheat and deiraud HIM of the sum
OF $3.50, and by reason OF said conspiracy cheat
ing HIM out OF said sum. An advertisement
appeared in paper some time ago, for part
ner. Mr.. Gear called at the place designated.
Mr.. Davis informed him that he wanted part
ner in the real estate and messenger help COM
pany. He then introduced MIN to Mr.. Felt,
clerk. An agreement was made, and the money
required ($250) was paid to Davis in presence
OF the accused and Hancock. The following
day Mr.. Gear called for the purpose OF taking
part in the business, when he was informed by
Felt and Hancock that Mr.. Davis had left the
city, and that they were the partners, and did
not recognize him (Mr. Gear) as having any
thing to do with the business. Felt was held in
$1,000 bail for trial.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IAddRtonal Oiy Intel,qence see FlEh Paae.l l

WHAT THE HEAT DID Yesterday
The effects of the sun Yesterday were more
disastrous than on any previous day. Nineteen
cases OF sunsIoke IN all are reported, ten of
The following is a list of the sufferers:-An
unknown white man. aged about thirty years
died at the Sixth Ward Station yesterday, from
the effects OF the heat. He was s feet inches
nigh, mad brown har, moustache and goatee,
and was dressed In dark pantaloons, knit jacket,
and striped shut.
Julia Ledentack was overcome by the heat
yesterday, at Fifth and Cresson streets, and was
removed to her residence, at No. 8l5 Franklin
street.
Charles Dumpsy, forty years old, died at
ShackamaXon street wharf yesterday, from sun
stroke. He resided at No. l4l Richmond street.
A woman who applied for lodgings at the First
District Station yesterday, died soon after. She
was about fifty years old
Bernard Malone, residing at No. 1929 Pale
thorp street, died from sunstroke yesterday after
noon.
A woman was found dead at the corner of
Barney avenue and Shoemaker street, Fiit:enth
Ward, supposed to be from the heat.
An unknown woman, about 6fty-fve years old,
was taken to the Fifteenth Ward station in an
insensible condition from the neat. She was
removed to the Pennsy lvania Hospital.
Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, John Dolan
was sunstruck at Sixteenth and Arch streets,
and removed to his residence, No. l4l4 Race
street.
Neill McDermott died suddenly yesterday
ABOUT IL O'CLOCK, ana was removed 10 MS resi-
dence No. 6l2 North Front street.
An unknown woman died from the effects of
the heat yesterday at the Fourteenth Ward
Station House.
The following were admitted into the Pennsyl.
vanla hospital
James Cluny, eighty-four years old, was over.
come by the heat while in the street yesterday,
and was removed to the hospital. He was in a
fair way of recovery last evening. His residence
is back OF No. 734 Fitzwater street.
James German, twenty-three years old, dray
man was sunstruck yesterday afternoon, and
soon aiterward died from the effects OF it, at the
hospital.
Catharine Neely was overcome with the heat
at Filth aud Prune streets, and removed to the
Pennsylvania Hospital. She is in a dangerous
condition.
lad, name unknown, was removed to the
Hospital from the barque Grace, of Bremen
while laborlng under the effects of sunstroke
His recovery was considered doubtful.
Mrs. Reuben Jackson was overcome by the
heat in the upper part of the city, and was re
moved to her residence, No, l542 North Tentl
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rpggold, seventy years old
was overcome in the street, aud removed to he
residence, No. Green street.
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Monday, Al other rains daily except sunday, ~
sunds, ACCOMMODATED Tialns for Pseli and lnterms,
PM returning leave Fpoi 1%$,SE and $50 p
Is located at No SCI chesna stree, where Tickets to
@ 0n 6 9p s s Tcfes nS a
tion to THOMAS II. PARKE,
an Emigrant Train runs daily except Sunday. For
full as TO fare and JfpEy
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company win not assume
any risk Tor Baggage except ior Wearing Apparel and
value. All Baegage exceeding that amount IN value
WIN be at the risk Of the owner unless taken by special
TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND,
hs a roI IN 1d 4HsoY and
rr%%ESSs SS&S& sTSoES oSSbSX R$ILSGAb AND
ma.t M fP e. dsI,RofS
Returning, the above lines will leave New York at 70
Freight for Tien on Princeton Kingston New Bruins
road so on the Be dee peawaTe ann PemiSs HS
iSO The ew Jersey the FeehSl1 ana Jamesburs and
and forwarded up 10 M.
DurS with the Lehsh Val ey Raj road and az ManaSS-
kaebunk with al points OD the Delaware, Lackawsnna,
and other points IL Western New York ''''''
he New Jersey Central Railroad and at Newark with
the Moriis and Essex Railroad
bers, shippers, and nees must. In every instance
be sent with each load OF goods, or no receipt will be
gwen.
Ortan OF live stock. DrOYerS invited try
the route hen siOck Is furnished in titles OF two
carloads WI be delivered at the foot of For
tie street. near the Drove Yard, or at Pier No /
North River the shippers may designate at the time
Fnr terms OF other Information, applyto
WALI Err FREE1 AN, Freight Agent
No. 226 =. DELAWA RE Avenue, Philadelphia
nRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROADS
y ON "a ara aner MCND ~, February II two daily
connecting GOrdOnsvi lie with Vir0inia Central Rail
road trains TO and from Richmond as iolOWs:-
MAIL TRAIN.
lave washington daily (hundaV exc apted), at 6'15
A. ana briVe at Lyncnburg at 64b P, M.
Leave Lynchourg at A. and arrive at Washing
ton at 26 T. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington dshY Including sunday at 605P
NJ ana arrive al LynehDug at 500
Leave ihynchourg at 80 r. and arrive at Washing
Both trains making close connections at LYnchburg
oI all points South and Southwest aud at Washington
Tor Nor and Northwest
Frst-class sleeping cars attached to the night trains
The road Is at ractive. not ON lof Its cOmOr able
OdatOns but for the tact that IL passes the
toe, Get ett's. Rappahannock, tulpeper Orange aud
GoTdonSvi lie places OF mperishable interest IN the
fhrOugh tickets to ali points South ard Southwest
may be had IN Boston, New York, Phadelphla, and
Baltmore and at the OAisOs of the road WaAhngtOA
s iAIexandFa w. H. MOCAFFERTY,
General eupe htendenls
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d f A D G RA L RIO A d
IL GREAT TRUNK LINE,
IRON PHILADELPHlA TO gHE IN1 ERI0R .
PENEsfLyANIaa1 The sChUYLKILL, SUsQUR
IEYs, THE NCRTH, NoRrhWEST, AND TdE
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l. SUNNI EK AhRANGEMENT.
The Trains OF tie Pennsy lvaRia Central Railroad
leave tie Depot, at 1hr y-nrst and Market streets
which is reached b. the the Market Street Pas
Benper BaN uy, running 10 and from the Depot The
last leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
10 the departure of each tt ain. -
On SundGys-Cap leave Eleventh and Market
As mnD before the departure OF each Trains
MaDn's Baggage fxpress will / for and DELIVER
Baggage at the Depot. Orders lef, at the Office No
63l hesnut street, viii receive attention.
lGk II -
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GROVESTEEN s. CO.,
p,auc-1ortt Il abrttauten.
No. 499 3. edrpap, Nsw YMt.

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