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COmnIY Cnnlmissioncr.

Il through the solicitation Of Democratic friends,
j have been induced u of-r myself as a ennsi-
date for the office Of COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
subject to the deei.inn of the Democratic County
Convention. which will convens on the 27th Of Au
gust neat.
SncArlnaf feMnshin. lnne 8. Is66.
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PrOthOnOtary and Clerk ef
the Courts
(II E have been authorized TO annsunre the name
w Of JESSE COLEMAN candidate for re-
nomination and election TO the Office Of PROT1ON
OTARY AND CLERK OF THE COURTS of Colun-
bra County, subect the usages Of ihe Dem .eratc
party.
Bio ,n .bu rg June Is, 1856,
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g END an Addressed envelope and IS cents and
~ Will send yAu valuable Information that will
please yon. Address Miss JANE BRYAN.
June l3, &c = 3m, Station A. I2e spring 81 NY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALI MAY MARRY HAPPILY.

IRRESPECTIVE OF wealth, age beauty and the
love Of the opposite can be gained by follow.
ing simple rules. Send a directed envelope to
MADAME MARY PERRY.
June 10. '66.-3m- Station ID. bible House. NJ. Y.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
EFor Additional Local Items see Eighth Pogs. j

The MILLER TRAGEDY-THE CoNcLU-
SION OF THE CoRoNER's INQUEST - VERDICT
AGAINST GoTTLIEB WILLIAMs.-Yesterday morn
ing the Coroner's Jury resumed the investiga-
tion into the cause OF the death of Mrs. Eliza
Miller, and the following additional testimony
was submitted:-
John d. Fell testified that he knew Will
liams: on Wednesday morning, the 18th instant
(the day of the murder): witness went to his
place of business, ThOmpson's yard, N. Il. corner
Twelfth and Hamilton; got there about halt
past o'clock; say Williams near the corner,
and from his Appearance thought he had Just
been washing himself, witness opened the
shop and then went to the stable, and after
returning to the wareroom Williams was gone;
this was between and % o'clock, when he
disappeared; witness attended to some bust
ness, and when he came back saw Williams
leaning against a chlmney-place back OF the
wareroom ON Pleasant street; he remained
there short time, and then went towards
Eleventh street; at O'clock in the afternoon the
witness heard of the murder; on Friday, 2lst,
Mr.. Leech told witness that Gotleb Williams
was the man who killed the woman; that was
after his name had been published in the papers;
had not seen Williams since the previous We'd
nesday; Oh Friday 1t was suggested to witness TO
| search the stable and premises, to ascertain II
| WIhams had hid anything when he was there
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MEETING OF THE UNION LEAGUE AT
NATIONAL HALL.-The Union League held
meeting on Saturday evening, at National Hall,
Market street. John Price Wetherlll, ESQ.,. pre-
sided, and John Gotorth Esq, of this city, de-
hvered an address. The speaker commenced
by saying that It those who have attended the
meetings held in this hall and throughout the
city during this campaign have carefully noted
the character Of the speeches that have been
Delivered they cannot have failed to have been
struck with the fact of how little of politics,
how little of men, ana how much of principle
they contained. 1t has been the studied effort
to enforce the importance of electing to offices
Of trust none but just, true. and loyal men.
(Applause.) IL has entirely ceased to be mat
ter OF interest what may be the majority for
General Geary In October next. That his ma
Jority will be immense has become fixed and
unalterabe tact.
The speaker in referring to the Southern
States and the Rebellion, said that the South
having attempted to 60 cut of the Union, and
tailed OF their purpose, now wish to come back
with greater rights and more power than they
had before. They endeavored to exercise the
right 10 go out, but were conquered and brought
back, subjugated and beaten. They have now
only the rights of conquered Rebels. They have
but two rights-the constitutional right to be
hung, and the divine right to be damned.
They have done everything to forfeit the
rights of citizenship if not of civilization They
raised armies and naVies to wage war against
their country. They fought dercey in the field,
and resorted to all the arts, and devices, and
barbarities that fends and savages ever con-
ceved or employed. They did all they could to
break up tins Government. There was nothing
whatever LETT undone. Murder, rapine, arson,
famine, were The work of their soldiers.
In conclusion, he} said ;-"Let us be governed
by the experiences of the past five years. Let
us be resolved that this is a Government of the
people, for the people, and by the people, and
that it shall not perish from the earth. Let us
resolve to protect this Government now and for
all coming time. The people of the North have
made up their minds to win and the people Of
the South have made up their minds to submit.
There will be no more war. The Rebels fought
until they could fight no longer they fought to
people on Tuesday, October g. On your votes
hangs the fate of the country. If you are true
to yourselves, true to the past, true to the
promptings of the future, there can be but one
resultn
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PROPOSALS.

REAsUR DEPARTM SInLa,EsIn MEST' n 1oSa
Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals Tor Build
ing Revenue Cutters" will be received at this De-
partment until no on of WEDNESDAY, the 10Th OF
October next for building and fitting two topsaIl
schOoners, OF 220 tons, old measurement and six
iOre.andaft rIgged schOoners of ITO tons do. The
vessels 10 be built or the best materials, cOppered
and copper fastened. and TO be delivered aaOat,
ready Tor sea, at some port on the Atlantic,
completely equipped, except armament, ammu-
milton, furniture nautical instruments stores, ana
outfits.
specifications can be obtained at this Department
on application in person or by letter.
model or plan of the vessel must accompany
each bid
HUGH MoCULLOCH,
8 Amwftl0l0 Secretary of the Treasury.
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on Wednesday morning; Mr.. Leech and witness
did search, and in tie stable found bloody
shi1t-cuH with small portion Of the sleeve
attached; the stable was in dIaDidated condi-
ton and of easy access; the cuff appeared 10
have been thrown by carelessly; 1T was behind O
hogshead.
William j. Leech oorroborated the account of
finding the shirtcua on Friday afternoon. They
started to search for the razor and ring and in
searching Tor these the shirtcuff was found.
Charles i. Parker testified that he kept q
barber shop at No. 1242 Poplar street; on
FIR day, 2lst, Williams was in his shop at a
quarter past in the morning, and witness
shaved MN tnere was nothing, peculiar about
HIS manner; after he was shaved he sat near a
table, and held a newspaper in his hand, appa-
renuy reading; witness got his breakfast, and
was gone about ten minutes, and when he came
back Williams had lett.
Edward G. joyce testified that he was in Par.
ker's barber shop on the Friday morning referred
to, and cav Williams there; saw HIM with a
newspaper in his hands; nothing was said about
the murder.
Chief Franklin testified that after Williams
arres, and after receiving a caution that he
was not bound to tell anything to criminate
himself he was questioned IN regard to his
whereabouts during the week. Williams de.
med being at the house of Mrs Miller on the
day of the murder. but admitted that he was
there on the previous Monday, and obtained
his breakfast In regard to the Wednesday,
VIII Jams said he got his breakfast in the Spring
Garden market, and then went out to see
his uncle he was asked TO explain the blood
Ou HIS ClUluGSj WHICH ue ulu Dy saying JldJ
he was III a slaue ehter-house in Garden Street
he was asked how he lost the right sleeve
of the shirt he said he cot into fight on
Wednesday morning, OF Twelfth and Willow,
and there being blood on the cuff (the blood
coming from his nose), he had torn She sleeve
of, and threw it away in the street; he asserted
that he pulled it off with his hand. He was
again asked in regard to this fight on Friday
last, and he adhered TO the story, and stated
that he threw the sleeve away in Twelfth street,
above Spring Garden. Mr. Franklin produced
a handkerchief found on witness at the time of
his arrest, and although he alleged that his
nose had been bleeding, there was no blood on
the handkerchief.
The shirt-cuff found corresponded with the
cuff on the left sleeve OF the shrt Williams had
on when arrested.
During the hearing yesterday, Thomas J.
Worral appeared as counsel tor the prisoner,
but took no part in the examination of the wit
nesses.
The jury rendered a verdict, THAT the said
Eliza Miller came to her death from wounds
inflicted at the hands OF Gottheb Williams, at
her house, No. 924 Button wood street. on the
morning of Wednesday, September 49,"
Chief Franklin has offered reward of $l00
for the recovery OF the ring worn by Mrs. Mil
Ter previous to her death, and the razor taken
from the house.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

BUREAU OF CoNsTRUoTIoN AND REPAIR
WAsHINGToN. ID. c.,


BUREAU OF CoNsTRUorroN AND REpAm,l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.,
The Navy Department will offer az Public Auction
the 1OllOWlng named vessels:- ny
Al THE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, BOs.
n0NH p00NHc On TIE 3D OF OCTOBER, AT IL
=, 5he John Adams, sailing soop-of war, of 700 tons,
od measurement
oI The Yincennes, sailing slOop-Ofwar of 700 tons,
The FearnOt SAILING ship, of 1912 tons, old mea-
The reio screw steamer, of $40 tons, old mea.
Inc Port Royal paddle steamer, of SO5 tons, old
he Pontoosuc, paddle steamer of 974 tons, old
Al The UNITED SPATEs NAVY YARD. NEW
6,0F 60Fhi hcI On The 5TH OF OCTOBER, AT !
The Pampero, sailing ship, of 1876 tons old mea-
surement.
The South Carolina, screw steamer, of 1165 tons,
OLD measurement (of ironl
Ihe Hibiscus, screw steamer, of 406 tons, old mea-
The spirea, screw steamer, of 4O6 tons, old mea-
surement.
The Marigold, screw steamer, of lis tons, old mea
The Dumbarton, paddle steamer, of eSs tons. old
measurement lot iron) ' Wv
The Pontiac paddle steamer, of 974 tons, old moa-
The losCo, paddle steamer OF 91t tons, old mea.
surement
he sebago, paddle steamer, of 832 tons, old mea.
euTement
The lrltcnia, paddle steamer of 2O2 tons, old mes
The octorara, paddle steamer of 97i TONS old mea-
AT THE UNITED rATEsN NAvY YARD, PHILA-
DELI HIA, ON THE 9TH OF OCTOBER, AT IL
O'CLOCK M.
The st. Louis, sailing sloop-ot.war OF 700 tons old
measurement.
The Princeton, receiving ship, of 800 tons, old
measurement.
The Clymats, screw steamer, of 296 tons, old
measurement.
The Athea screw steamer, of 70 tons, old measure
ment
The KneO, screw steamer, of 5O7 tons, old measure
ment.
The Cimarron, paddle steamer, of 800 tons, old
| measurement.
The Hornet, paddle steamer, of 1893 tons, old
| measurement tot iTonl
The Boxer padd steamer, of 491 tons, Old
measurement (Of lrOn).
These vessels ana their inventories can be
amined at any time, on application TO the COM
| mandants of the respective Navy Yards.
| Twenty per centum the amount of the Dur-
chase money must be deposited the day of the sale,
and the remainder must be paid and the vessel re-
| moved from the Navy ard within two weeks from
| the day of sale. o.
The Bureau of Construction and Repair will.
until the 10th OF October, receive tenders for the
| purchase of the sloopoi-war "Dale" of 566 tons,
now lying at the United States Navy Yard Norfolk.
Va, where the vessel and the inventory can be
amined. 9H mwf9t
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A Ii PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
IA the bess ng of good he lth can obtain relief by
consulting Dr KlNIKIELlN, German physician DF
nis own medicines. They pure safe and reliable
he invites al persona suffering hom disease to call on
him. lOnsultatlon free during the day ana ofioes
open till O'Clock IN the ev unP. N w corner on
THIRD aud UNION streets, between Snruoe and Pine
streets. IA 9p
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a DRoN, THOMAS & CO, AUCTI0NEERS,
"A Will sell at EuDlie Auction, without reserve,
on THURSDAY, October 4, 1866, at IL O'Clock A.
N. on the premises in the city OF Baltimore. the
BUILDING, FIX URES, AND APPURIE-
NANCES,
known as Hicks United States General Hospital,
together with the
PICKET FENCE
enclosing the same.
All payments to be made on the day OF sale In
current funds OF the United States
For draft of buildings and other information
apply to the Auctoneer, No. Ii 5. CHARLES
Street.
BY order OF the Quartermaster- General.
... A. s. KIMBALL
PA t103 BTevet Major and A, Q M.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

M A r S H A LIS S "A L E..
BY virtue of sundry writs of sale by the Hon. JOHN
CADWALADER Judge of the District Court or the
United states In and Tor the Eastern District of Penn
sylvania, 10 me directed VIII be sold at Public Sale to
the highest and best bidder for cash. the premises
at IL O'clock NJ =:
1wo Copper Stills ETC.. lately in possession of THO
MAS NAULTY.
one Copper still, etc. lately in possession of JAMES
FI1ZPATRICK X.
One copper STILL etc., lately in possession of OLIVER
MCCARTNEY.
one Still, etc lately in possession of JEREMIAH
NOLAN. -
Also, on MONDAY, October 8. 1866. at IL O'Clock A.
NJ. at No. 1920 North FuURI III street -
Two stills complete Measures etc., lately in possess
sion OF EDW RID MCLAUGHLIN.
Also same day, at o'clock p. M, at No. $50 North
BROAB street: ;
One Copper still, ETC., lately in possession OFF ATRICK
SWEENEY. - - .
P. @. ELLMAKER,
u. S. Marshal r. ID of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA September 25 1865. Go 26wfm6t
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DROPOsALs FOR REVENUE CUTTERs.

HOh
i TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
september II 1866
Sealed Proposals, endorsed "ProposalsfoT Building
Revenue Cutters" Will be received at this Depart
ment until noon of WEDN ESDAY, the 10Th OF DC.
tober next for building and flung two toDsall
schooneIs, OF 220 tons, old measurement, and SIX
foreand-aft-rgged schooners OF ll0 tons DO, The
vessels 10 be built of the best materials, coppered
and copper fastened ana delivered afoat, rea0y for
sea, at some port ON the Atlantic, completely
equipped except armament, ammunition, furniture,
nautical instruments, stores aud outfits.
Plans ana specifications can be obtained at this De-
partment on application, in person or nv letter.
IL. MoCULLOCH,
92lImwSt Secretary of the Treasury.
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PASSENGER RAILWAYS.
TNHE SPRUCE AND PINE STREETS
L RAILWAY.

TRUNK LINE.
This Road now IN addition to its main line Spruce
and Pine Streets passes through the entire western
ton of the city Passengers from the extreme north
Farmount Park and along the entire route to
the extreme southwest at Grays Ferry, take the
cars wenty second and Twenty third streets and
the Gray's Ferry Road and be carried through, via
Spruce street, to the Exchange for
SINGLE FARE.
In addition TO the several Parks and the beautiful
scenery along the Schuykill front there are many
objects OF interest along this route to 1t attractive
The road endidly equipped the cars being nearly
all entirely new, and always kept clean and com.
Portable.
Cars leave the Exchange every few minutes during
the day and every hour alter midnight 9l0 I'm
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

y =
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE,
NEW YORK, september %, 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction at the Depot of
Army Clothing and Equipage, corner of Laight and
Washington streets, New York city, on the I'd day
of October, 1866 commencing at IL O'Clock A NJ.
certain quantities of non. regulation and condemned
clothing and equipage. consisting of say about
1000 POUNDS, more or less OF Tents, Hos pital WALL
Common, and Sibley. ~
279 Hospital tents. 131 Hospital Tent. Flies
81 Wall Tents. 39 Wall Tent Flies
20 Common Tents. 800 Knapsacks
S86 Leather CATERS. 500 Canteens.
307 Hogskln Caters. go Axes.
$50 Forage Caps. 45 Axe Handles.
20 900 Cap Covers. 1853 Pickaxts
3S3 bey lent Stoves 46l Spades.
300 Leather Stocks. go ohoyels.
11l6 Great Coat Straps, l40 Mosquito Bars.
"a MUSICIANS ErOck Lot of Brass articles.
Goats. Flags
rs pairs Trousers old IRON.
Etc. Etc Etc.
And various small articles of clothing and equipage.
ALSO,
1,736 feet OF Patent Leather, sound and new,
2,S66 feet OF Goat Morocco sound and new.
27 yards of Sky-Blue Facing Goth, new.
Samples OF the above may be seen at the depot,
and 1urther Information obtained
TeTms-Cash, in Government funds ten per cent.
down, and the balance before the goods taken
from the depot, which must be within three days of
sale under forfeiture OF purchase and ten cent.
BIT. BrigadieT-General ID. Il. VlNTON,
946t DIV. QuartermasterG General, u. S. Army.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RSaa OFFICE OF THE LBHIGH COAL
kSS AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.

- PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1896.
The stockholdes of this ompany are hereby notified
that the Board OF Managers have determined TO low
TO all persons who shall appear Stockholders on the
Books of the Company on the 9Th OF September next
aier the closing o. Transfers at p N OF tina day the
privege OF subscribing Tor new stock at par, to the
extent OF one share of stock every i've shares
then standing In then Each shareholder entitled
to fractional part OF share shall have the privilege Of
subscribing ior full share
The subscription books will open on MONDAY, Sep.
at = Nj. wv
Pay ment win be considered due June l. 1867, but an
insten en OF ~ per cent Il do lars per share must
be paid at he time OF subscribing The balance NAV be
pad rom time to time at the option the subscribers
b beioTe the Let OF November, 1867 on all payments
including the aforesaid instament made before the lat
June 66I discount will be allowed al rate of
p per apnum anO on a payments made between
at date and the Is OF November 1861 interest will be
charged at tie same rate.
All stock net paid in full by the 1st OF November
1861 will be forfeited TO he use Ct the Company Ger
tifCates the stock will not be issued until ate
June 1861 and said stock, pad up in ul, wi be en-
tit ed to the November divdeuu Of 1861 but to earlier
dividend SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
8 80 Treasurer
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FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c.


N ~ ~ 1N n n ~ Ia A2As
GEO. J. HENKELS, LACEY & CO.,
THIRTEENTH and CHESTNUT Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Suits of Walnut Furniture in OIL
Suits of Walnut Furniture Polished
Suits of Walnut Parlor Furniture in Oil.
Suits of Walnut Parlor Furniture Polished,
Suits Ct Rosewood Chamber Furniture
Suits Pompei Chamber Furniture.
Suits Pompeii Parlor Furniture.
Suits Of Walnut Dining Room Furniture.
Suits Of Walnut Library Furniture.
Suits Of Walnut Hall Furniture.
large assortment finished, on hand
GEORGE J. HENKEIIS, LACEY & CO.,
sNlm5pI Nos, 1901 and 1903 CHEssUT Street
DUY FURNITURE AT GOULD & CO.'S
gHSp% d ST pSS6 BIsTa street. and MARKET and
The largest cheapest and best stock Of EnrnuTe, Of
iosue and Price List The soundness OF material and
workmanship is guaranteed of al sell. Furniture
room, Library, Kitchen, servants rooms, o@ces,
Schools Churches, 0dd IellSTs MSsons or other
Buildings hotels Boarding Houses Hospitals, Fairs, or
Drawings and estima es srnished when required
Orders sent by post viii be executed with despatch,
dealers anG the trade generally, tlnue supplied
on the same liberal wholesale terms that insure them
Banker, the farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Tee OR S xsss ehecR or fo oce order i
mediate attention will be given and satisfaction insured
GOULD % 90,
n. +. corner NIETH and MA RKET Streets and
o, NOS. 81 and SO North SECOND street,
2lO5p Philadelphia.
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ID u EAU OF OR ID N A N g E.
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT, !

ID u r Il A q OF o r ID N Il.
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON CITY, September g. 1861
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS.
There will be sold at Public Auction, the highest
bidders, noon, TUESDAY, the second ~ day of
October, 1866, at the office of the officer command
INC the Naval Ordnance Depot at JEFFERSON
BARRACKS RESERVE near Saint Louis,
missouri, about five thousand barrels OF RNWDER,
composed of cannon, mortar, and muskeE Po wdeIs.
The Powders will be sold IN lots to suit Pur-
cl asers,
Terms cash, in Government funds, one-half to be
deposited on the conclusion of the sale, and the
remainder within ten days afterwards during
which time the Powders must be removed from
the grounds, otherwise they will revert to the
Government. ..... H.. r.
Purchasers Will be required to furnish their
own packages, where the Powder IS not In bar.
rels.
H. A. WISE,
81 fmw1lt Ohiet OF Bureau.
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E49D NAY OR'S FICE..-
.. PHILADELPHIA, September 20, 1866
800 REWARD.

Whereas ELIZA M MILLER, the wife of Milo Miller
residing at No. 924 Buttouwood street brutay MUIR
oered Wednesday morning, September 49, 1866, at
which time and place missed and probably stolen
one gold nger-rng with small plate on TOP on which
a scroll engraved, and one back-handed razor
with the words '0dd Fellows Razor on the blade and
property OF the said Milo Miller; and
Whereas The ecovery Of the said articles is of the
highest Importance In Identifying the murderer the
special attention of the Police Department, and all
good czers is solicited to the facts here set for tn
and for the recovery of the above described property
information leading thereto reward of SlOO will
be paid, or $50 tor either the ring or razor.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Chief of Detective Police,
sW. cor FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
Attest-J. HENRY BULKLEY.
Police Clerk. 800
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LNSTATE OF MATTHIAS w. BALDWIN,
IL deceased.
Letters Testamentary upon the Estate OF MATTHIAS
". BALDWIN. decease4 having been granted by the
Register of Wills the CITY and County OF Phadel-
pha to the Undersigned executors of his last will aud
testament, Il persons indebted to said estate
quested to make payment and those having claims
demands again st the same, to make known the
without delay TO JOHN CLAYTON,
No. III WALNUT Street, or
JOSEPH TOWN END
~ No 8l3 ARCH street,
9lIm6t executors.
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate of THOMAS TAYLOR, deceased
nThe Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, tile
and Jadust the account OF PRESLEY BLAKISTON
and HENRY M. DECHERT, Executors of the asst will
and testament of THOMAS $. TAYL LOR. deceased and
10 report distribution OF the balance in the hands the
Accountant win meet the parties interSs ted tor the
H. p asSg St clock 7. M at the ONCE of henry
city Of PHILADELPHIA 928 fmw5t
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate of CHARLES WRIGHT, deceased.
The Auditor appointed BY the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the first and final LILA Al B,
WRIGHT and JONATHAN j. MORRISON, surviving
Executors under the last viii and testament of CH AS
WRIG HIT dect ased and to report distribution of the
baance in the hands of the accountants will meet the
parties in teresed the purpose of his appointment
on FRIDAY, October IL, A. D., 1866 at O'Clock r.
Philadelphia. 928 fnw st