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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
"A PROPERTY. q -...... ...- is.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
New Berne, N. Co., j..
@,on Re.
On Tuesday, July B. 1866. ,..... .- ID
Horses, Mules Harness, and large quantity
of other property. - '
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TOR SALE!

STORE HOUSE, DWELLING HOUSES and
LOTS, in ClarksviIle, Scotland Neck, n. G.
Apply to NJ. MCMAHON,
june 26-2w Halifax, N. C..
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Wilmington,
Thursday, July 5, 1866, One Storehouse 200 bv
so feet on Planners Wharf. and lot of Frame
buildings corner of 9th and Market streets.
j D. STUBBS.
,..r: Brevet Lieut.. Col. and Chief Q. M.
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LovEJOY,s ACADEMY.

e -1--.T. . - 9l1v ' =
- The 5Ist session will commence on the 9th of
July, 1856 Tuition $40 and S25 in currency
One half in advance. "a iisfta -ltss. ~ ~
For particulars, address ga
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ccHooL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Raleigh, June 10th, 1856. Z:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
CHARLESTON. g. O.. Nav astb "a,

CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 2Sth, 1885,
do most willingly bear my testimony In favor of the
superiority Of the Australian Crystal single and dou.
constructed upon the best established and understood
principles Of optics, and their adaptation the human
eye In it's different conditions Of vision SO perfect an
to render sight easy without effort. In my opinion
none Others should be used since the eyes used
point Of the surface they to rest Ger the
eyes to their youthful energy
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Omoe Hours from "a BI. TO p, MI.
HILLS HOUSE, LADIES' ENTRANGR
Second Floor, Private ParIor No. a.

N.1.L0ying TO engagements elsewhere, Prot Blnu
@ss M % able TO remain here but abort time oaiy.
~os "a LIMO
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T. L. OGIER, M. D.
CHARLEsTON q n n

CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 28th 1896
have examined Professor BKRSHARpTs' yery oom.
plee assortment of Spectaces and Lenses. They ara
better adapted than any have before sc, to remedy
the mperfection Of vision that benefited by te
use OF Glasses The and clearness the Crys
tai used is an item worthy OF special attention. as can
testify from persona experience recommend Profess
sor BERNHARDr with confidence and great cheerfulness
to the patronage Of the public.
JAMES p JRRvEY, M. d.
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS

cheerfuly concur In the opinion above expressed Of
the value OF Professor BERKHARDTs' Gasses and their
adapta6iity to all defects OF vision, to s
and Judgment i adapting the glass to special Inn
perfection. Il. w. DESAUSSURE, M. d.
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GILLIAN AFFAIRS.

England FOTbids the BOhabardment Of
VnlparatsO-France AveFso 90 Media
tton I'm the spanish-American War.
bToD1 The Valparaiso PGtria del Vapor, January ~
The attitude of England is very energetic aud
favorable to Chill. The English Government
has announced that it will not recognize paper
blockade, and has sent orders to its diplomatic
and military officers to prevent the bombari-
ment OF Valparaiso, or any other barbarous act
that may cause damage to English commerce.
An American diplomatic agent, living in Paris
Ayres:-
The Spanish Government asked Great Britain
to mediate in the Ohllian question. The latter
Government was willing to do So ana sent in
structions to that effect to ITS ambassador at
Madrid; but. when he was going TO put him self
in communication with the French Ambassador
the latter received despatch, in which Napo,
leon directed HIM to do dothing
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Reconstruction in Mississippi-Insults to
the Flag.

The following General Order explains ITSELF
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF MIssIssrPP1.
VIoKsBURG, Miss, February Il, 1S66.-Reliable
information being received at these Headquarters
that ON the late voyage OF the steamer General
Q'ntHadn to this place, guard of United States
soldiers, travelling on duty, was treated inso-
lenty by some OF the under officers of the boat
and portion of the passengers and that the
nag ol the United States in charge of the guard
was, by the same persons who treated the guard
rudely, insulted, one of the under-oficers OF the
boat having ordered it to be removed from the
cabtn-it is ordered, that all persons guilty of
such conduct be brought TO trial before a mill
tary commission. Soldiers of the United States.
travelling on duty, and behaving themselves
properly, must not be molested, and The National
jag shdH be respected. 1t is confidently believed
That the persons guilty of such reprehensible
conduct do not represent any considerable por-
ton of the community, and do not reflect the
sentiments OF the intelligent and well disposed,
The latter class are desired to aid in bringing to
punishment men so lost to sef-respect and de-
void of patriotism as to treat with disrssocct
faithful servants engaged in the performance of
their duty, or to insult the flag OF their country
Captains OF steamboats, will be held responsible
for the conduct Of their subordinates on board
their boats.
By order of Maor-General Thomas ]. Wood.
MARCUS p. BEsTow,
Assistant AdjutantQ General.
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DIED.

DICKINSON the Sd instant, MARY ANN
wife Of Elias Dickens, in the 62d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
FULLY invited to attend her funeral, from the
dence OF her husband No 100 Union street, on
wednesday next at o'clock. Interment at Laurel
Hill.
GRICE.-On the Sd instant, at his residence, No
129 Clinton stIeet, Brooklyn, New York, JOSEPH
GRlCE, IN the 47th year of his age. p
Ills relatives and friends are ahectionately invited
10 attend his funeral, from said late residence, on
Wednesday, the 9TH instant, ct 3 o'clock P. NJ.
HASSON.-On the 9th instant WILLIAM HAS.
SON, eldest son of John and Sarah Hasson, In the
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend his iUnera from the residence
OF his iather Fifty ysecond and Market streets, West
Phiadelphia on Thursday afternoon the 8th instant,
at 2 O'Clock.
HoYT.-Suddenly, March 8, ELIZA MAvILDA,
wife Of Daniel hoyt in the 47th year Of her age.
to attend the funeral, from her husbands residence,
No. $40 thirteenth street, on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock, without further notice.
JAYNE-on Monday, the 9Th instant, of typhoid
pneumonia, DAVID JAYNE, M. D., in the 9th
year his age
His relatives and friends the friends of the family,
and his Masonic brethren respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence No. 282
s. Third street, on Saturday mornin0 next the 10th
instant, AZ ~ O'Clock, without further notice To
proceed to woodlands Cemetery. SSS
KEEFE.-On Sunday evening, Mrs. EI,IZABETH
KEEFE, wife OF John Keefe, SF.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
" htteuu Iuo Iuu6Ih from inc residence OF her
husband, No Ill Federal street, on Thursday morn
ing at 81 O'Clock.
LEK0X.-On the Sd in, tant, Mrs SARAH wife of
Murtha Lenox, aged SO years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specttullY invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence Of her husband. on Wednesday morning
at 81 O'Clock. Services and interment at st. Nj
chael's
LYNN On the 4tb instant, Mr.. ROBERT LYNN,
in the Gath year of nis age.
His relatives and friends, also the Pennsylvania
6llDMrRlt Beneficial IDatitut1OH and Iaffa
Lodge, No ~ o. OF 0. f., are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, from his late residence No.
l4O6 Beach street. Eighteenth Ward, on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to the Hanover
Street Vault
TIERNEY. .-on the 9Th instant MARTIN TIER
NEY, aged 48 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family ST. Fran
els SodaiY and ST. Va cent de Paul OF 81. Francis
Church are respectfully invited to attend the fune-
raj, from his late reside ce, No. 408 N. Twenty.
Fourth street, on Wedn, sday morning at 81 O'Clock,
without further notice.
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MARRTED

RBOROW-JObNsON.-A the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, the 4th instant, by the Rev.
George A Durborow, WILLIAM H. DURBOROW
ESQ., to Mrs ELLEN JOHNSON, both of this city.
GREENE-SCHOLES.-I Manayunk on Janu-
ary 18 1866, by Rev. A. Culver, Mr.. WILLIAM G.
GREENE to Miss ELIZABErH SCHOLES, both of
Mansyunk.
H0MAS-BUCKLEY.-In Lower Merton, on
Tuesday evening, February 27, 1866, bv Rev. A. Cu-
yer, Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS to Miss MARTHA
BUCKLEY, both of Lower Merton.
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THREE BALES Pors, OTRandy, and Jaconet
Lawns the latest patterns comprising some of the
richest designs Imporet. Prices reasonable
j. STRAwBRIDGE g. Co,
N. w. corner Eighth and Market streets.
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a

From the Rev E. D. Fendall Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use of Hoof-
an. German Buffers and ieel 1t my privilege to re-
CON mend them most valuable tonic all who are
suffering from general debility diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver
Yours truly, E. D. FENDALL
From Rev. y. Merige, Pasor of the Passyunk Bapt,st
church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given In
DR., HOohand's German Bitters was induced 10 give
them trial After using several bottles found them
to be good remedy Tor debility, anO most excellent
TONIC ior ue stOmach ID. M ERRIGE.
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WIFE BEATINs.-William Rose, residing
at No. l6 David's avenue, amused himself YES
terday by iRdulging in the despicable and un.
manly cruelty of beating his, In this case de-
before Alderman Jones, who held him in $1,000
bail to answer,
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REMEMBER,
READ WHO SAYS SO.

hEAD WHO SAYS SO.
FIom Rev W. D selgfred, Pastor of welfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen 81 have recently been labong under the
distressing effects of indigestion accompanied by pros
ation Oh the nervous stem. Numerous remedies were
recommended by friends, and of them tes ed but
wi hout relief Your Hoofand's German BItters were
recommended BY persons who had them and whose
favorable mention OF these Bitters induced me to try
them must confess that had aversion 10 Patent
medicines from the Thousand and one" quack "Bit-
and drugeed LIQUOR upon the eommun ty in sly way
and the tendency OF which fear, is to make MANY
confirmed druDkard Upon learning that yours was
really medicinal preparation, took It with happy
ehec Its action not only upon the stomach out upon
the nervous system was prompt aud gratifying. feel
the use Of a few bottles.
Very respectfully yours.
W. ID. SEIGFRIFD.
No. 2H Shackamaxon street
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WoRKMEN sent out to do Upholstering of any
description, at w. Henry Patterns, No. 140S Chestnut
street.
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SURE THING- To dostroy rats, catch them one
by one, and 6aten ther heads witha lemon squoezer
a. inns dont do, ne their taus together and then
have never known this last method to fail Alters
Coal Yard located at No. 957 North Ninth street;
but IL more convenient You may order at the branch
Office Sixth and Spring Garden
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SHIRRED MUsLINs Tucked Musins Tape Checks,
Nalnsook, SWISS Jaconet, and Cambria Muslins
soft finish Cambria, Pique Buff Marseilles.
j. STRAwBRIDGE Co.,
m. w corner Eighth and Market streets
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W. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w. & b, Good Clothing Oak Hall Sixth and Market
W. & b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. G B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. 6 b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. G. b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
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l-sse=sezgEg REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT ON THE
ats wv REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES
Desiring to reduce our large stock of superior and
highly finished RoSeooOd Pianos, previous to the re-
moval TO our new store, No. 11O3 Chestnut street. we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Persons desiring to purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates. should not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity.
SoHoMAoKER &c Co.,
Warerooms, No. 1921 Chesnut street.
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FURNITURE Repaired, Reupholstered, and Var
nished, at W. Henry Patten's, No. 140S Chestnut
street.
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UPHOLSTERY work Of every description done inn
mediately on call, at Pa;ten's No. 1908 Chestnut
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MIRROR The great joint safe of Mante and Pier
Locking Glasses from the establishment of the
Metsrs. = Newand & Co., Joshua Cowpland, and
Seorge g. ReukRuf takes place at Scotts Art Gal.
leiy NO lO20 Chesnut street. on Thursday morning,
at 10y O'Clock Persons about furnishing their houses
should attend this sale, they can be suited, aud
VIII find every style and pattern OF Frame IN gilt wal
NUT or rosewood which were manufactured ex-
ana evening until sale
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SPRING hATTREssEs overhauled, mended and
made up new, at W Henry Patterns, No. 14OS Ches-
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SPRING FASHIONS in gentlemen's clothing at
Charles Stokes & Cos one pnce, under the Con-
tinentnl
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g u r V E Y o tt G n.
All persons interested in the plan OF the
FOURTH SECTION
THE
TWENTY SECOND WARD,
Bounded as 10 10 Ws:-
(Noltheast by Green street.
No Ios Northwest by Carpen Ter street,
-'0' A'o' SOutheas by w. Washing on avenue,
(SOuthwest by Wissahickon avenue,
notified that the Court Quarter sessions for the
City and Cou " OF Phi adelpha have fixed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866,
At 10 o'c ock A. M
at the Court Room, Main Building of the State House.
to consider said plan and any Obe tons against ID
same which be made by any Freeho der and In the
meanwhile, the said plan be The Office the
department OF Surveys for he Nity OF Philadelphia,
No. 2i2 outh FIFTH Street,
and Duplicate thereof the Office OF
JESSE LIGH F00r
Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Survey rct
Depot ullding
Germantown.
f. CARROLL BREWS FER,
Docket s, Page 39) 24iawtS2O
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holsters AND PILLOWS of the finest quality al
w. Horny Patton,s. No 1908 Cheannt streef.
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AN ELEGANT EsTABLIsHAENT.--Wec call
the especial attention Of our lady readers TO the
opening OF magnificent ladies' emporium, by
the Misses Ihornhil 4 Burns (late OF j. M
Haheigh(, No. 1908 Chesnut street. Their stock
of goods is large and varied and visit is cer-
tain TO result in pleasure and nroat
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BLINDS AND SHADES Repaired, at w. Henry Pat.
tens, No. 140S Chestnut street
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CARPETS AND MATING cut, altered and laid a
w. Henry Patterns, No. l4OS Chestnut street.
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WILL OPEN on the 9TH instant one case very fine
double width al.wool Delaines, ali the new and
choice shades at 80 GEMS per yard, the same as are
now beng sold at 81 10.
j. 4. STRAwBRIDGE & Co.
N. w. corner Eighth and Market streets
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REDUCED PR1oEs.-B f. Reimer's STYLES Pilot,
graphs are fine specimens OF art Every variety {
great accuracy and artlstcally finished. Now Is th
time. Gallery No. 6A Arch street.
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- N OF / G E.
All persons interested In the
REVISION OF GRADES OF
FIFIEENlH AND TWENTIETH WARDS,
North by Girard Avenue,
No "a West by Pennsyvania Avenue,
~V -" South by Parrish street,
Ea9t by 1wenty-nnth street,
Are notified that The Court of Quarter Sessions for
THURSDAY March 20 1896
At 10 o'clock A. M,
at the Court Room, Nam Building OF the State House.
tol consider said plan and objections against the
same, whIch may be made by any Freeholder, and in
the meanw hie the said plan seen at lthe daee
Of the Department OF Surveys for the City OF Pha.
No. 9l2 SOUTH PIFTH STREET.
and DuplicatethereOfa al the ONCE OF
II. ID. H0BFRTS
surveyor ana ator OF the Fourth Su-vev District
No. llOl SPRING GARDEE STREET.
r. CARROLL BREWSrER,
Docket 5, page al 2NiaWB9
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JAMES, KENT, SANTEE & Co. will resume bust.
289 and 241 N Third street
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DESCENT BY THE PoLIcE.-Shortly before
O'Clock this morning. the police Of the Fifth
Ward made descent on a house No. 5l7 s.
Seventh street, and q considerable haul of
vagrant characters was made. The house in
question is unoccupied, but is nightly made the
place OF resort by Midnight murderers of both
sexes, and of the colored persuasion. Their CON
duct not being of a remarkably quiet or digni.
fed character, parties who occupy the base.
ment entered complaint at the Fifth Ward
Station House, and hence the arrest. About
fifteen individuals, some of whom were nearly
frozen to death with cold, were transferred from
the house to Moyamensing Prison via the Fifth
Ward Station House.
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CAsToRs put on Furniture, at Patterns, No. 14oS
Chestnut street.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF THRIFT
Yesterday afternoon three men were arrested
near the Baltimore Depot, on suspicion of steal
ing the sum OF 5000 from man in that locality.
The party were taken before Alderman Lutz, but
of them were discharged and the other retained
for further hearing. The party retained halls
from Wilmington, Delaware.
John Wilson was arrested at the Baltimore
Depot last evening, Just as ne was emerging
from a train of cars from Wilmington, Del.
charged with stealing lot of clothing from a
party in that city. The arrest was made in
accordance with despatch sent TO the police of
this city from Wilmington.
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From Rev. William Smith, formerly Pastor OF the Vim
centown and Mtllville IN j. Baptist Churches, -
Having used In my tami number OF bottles of your
Hoohands German bitteTs, have say that regard
tn EN- excellent medicine, specially adaDted fe re
move the disea.es they are recommended for They
strengthen and nYgorate the system when deb tafaH
and are useu in dso ders of the liver loss OF anhete
etc. have also recommended them TO several OF nv
friends, who have tried them and found them praaIy
beneficial In the restoration of health. sfS'
Yours truly. WILL M SMITH
No. 066 Hutchinson street PhIlada
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RELIEF OF INJURED FIREMEN, - The
Board Of Delegates OF the Fire Association of
Philadelphia have appropriated 5000 for the
fire in Third street, above Race
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LACE AND MUSLIN Curtains, at Patterns, No. 1903
Chesnut street. -
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GTRERAL GRANT,
1t seems the patriot heros life
Is, henceforth, still to prove
march OF ,lumph, not midst strife,
But through peoples love;
And, should the Presidential chair
Be found his destined place,
Rosweeter hours shall wait him there
Than In the present space
When all sarth's joys are At bis CALL
InCluding OlOthrs from Tower Hall
Orr stock Of OotkiAS 10 TIE largest cad nssst oopa
plste n tAts city, surpassed bv IN material
style and ~, and OeIa al prices 9Hdr0ntssd loser
N1aa nc lowest TOWER HALL,
II NO. WS AARKET sEREBE,
BENNETT Co.
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CITY INTELLIG GENCE
[For Additional Local Items see Third Pace

FIRE THIS MORNING IN THE NINETEENTH
WARD.-This morning, about | O'CLOCK. a de-
structlve fire occurred at the large cotton and
Woollen mills situated at Adams and Carroll
streets, Nineteenth Ward. The building was
by different parties. The fire was confined to
the picker house, onestory brick building
situated at the rear of the main building and
occupied by James Meddowcratt. The picker
house was entirely destroyed aud the stock and
machinery nearly so. The loss on the DESTROYED
building was about $1,000 which was fully in
sured. Mr.. Meddowcrafts loss on stock and
machinery Will reach $4,000. on which there is
an insurance OF about $1,000. The machinery
injured was valued at about $4,000. The walls
OF the destroyed building remain standing but
all the interior is q mass of ruins -
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THE ALARM OF FIRE This MoRN1HS.-
The alarm OF fire about O'Clock this morninv
was caused by the burning of fence at Thir.
teenth and Oxford streets, which took fire from
a bonfire
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OYEIN0 hSTABLISHMENT ROBBED
At an early hour this morning the dyeing estab-
lishment of Thomas Padden, No. 1913 Pine
street, was entered by some burglar or burglars
by forcing open the front door, and quantity of
goods stolen valued at $4,000. Mr.. Padden's loss
will consist principally in his responsibility for
large number OF articles OF clothing left at his
establishment by different parties to be dyed.
AS yet no clue has been obtained as to the
whereabouts of the robbers
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WINDOW SHADES, Curtains, Cornices, Bedding
and Upholstery, at w. Henry Patten's West End
Upholstery Establishment, No. 1908 Chesnut street
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6 U vEY o TT @ E.

8 U R V Y o 7 G E..
All persOns interes ed in the plan Of the
TEhTh eECIloN
FIRST WARD
Bounc ed as follows =
ron the Northtby Wolf street
No 10 On the East by Delaware river,
Nv A'o' On the South by Curtin street,
On the West by Fifth street
the W anS Goan 6HS of usss says Sessions for
THURSDAY, March 20 1866,
At the Court Room Nam BTdina OF the State House.
to consider said plan and objections against the
an Ss on the
department. q Surveys toT % the CITY Of Philadelphia
And Duplicate thereof at the office Of
CHARLES s. CLOSE.
+, GARRoIE BREWSTER
Solicitor OF the City OF PhladelDhia
6 U R V Y mo TIC E.
Ali persons interested q, in the DlSq O. the
OF THE
TYENTY-sIxiH WARD,
Bounded as 70 lows:-
North by Porter street
No. 2os n,n Wss BY Y. T%eRt1 VENT sixth @ street.
East by Broad street,
are notified that he Court Of Quarter Sessions the
City aud County OF philadelphia have liked
THURSDAY, March 80 1866.
AT 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the Courtroom, Main Building of the State House,
consider said plan and objections against the
IN lhe the said an may be seen aeG a. as ibs
Office Of the Department of Surveys for Tho city of
No. 2l2 $. FIFTH 1treet,
and DuDncate thereof at the oaice Of
No 02s W ,sHISGToN Avenue
+. CARROLL BREWSTER.
Collector of the City of Phade phia
(Docket6 page Al AlawtS29