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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The following business was transacted
in the Quarter Sessions last week:
Com. vs.. John Askum Continued.
Com. VS.. John Kuppert and Charles
Dishart. Rescue. Not guilty. County
to pay the costs.
Same VS.. Elizabeth Maher Assault
and Battery. Not guilty. Lucinda
Rhenbolt prOsecutrix, to pay costs.
Same vs. Joseph Storm. Robbery
Not guilty.
Same vs., Jacob Blackjack. Bigamy.
Indictment quashed-
Same VS. Jacob Blackjack, Ct al
Riot. Not guilty.
Same VS.. John Rodgers Selling Liq-
uor on Sunday. Convicted sentenced to
pay fine Of 80, pay the costs and un-
deFgo an Imprisonment in the county Jail
Of ten days
Same vs. Lewis r. Jones. Keeping a
Tippling House. Defendant submits and
is sentenced to pay fine Of $40 for use
of MiilvIlle School district and costs.
Same vs.. Lewis r. Jones TippIing
House. True bill, and aoHs pr0sSegla
entered on payment Of costs by defendant
Same vs.. Jacob Blackjack. Bigamy
Tried and found guilty.
Same vs.. Francis Grimes. Settled
Same vs.. John Henry Smith. Adul-
terry. Enters bail to appear at the next
court.
Same vs.. David Boyle. Obtaining
goods on False Pretence. Not tried.
Same VS. John Brown. Wilson Pat
terson prosecutor. Not tried.
Same rs. Charles Robinson. Murder.
Not guilty Robinson, it will be remcm-
bered, was the associate of Gore at the
time officer Holmes was murdered.
Same Us. James Rodgers Selling
Liquor TO minor. True bill. N0He
PrOsssqlH entered on payment Of costs by
defendant.
Same vs.. Charles Grant. False I'm
prisonment. Disposed Of as the above
case.
Same vs.. Charles Grant. False I'M
prisonment. Disposed Of as above cases.
Same vs.. Patrick Burns Assault and
Battery. Defendant acquitted on the
ground Of Insanity. County to pay costs.
Same vs.. Same Malicious Mischief
Acquitted on the ground Of Insanity
County to pay the costs.
Same VS.. John Encico and Elizabeth
Encico. Assault and Battery. Not a
true bill. Patrick Burns prosecutor to
pay costs.
Same vs. David L. Jones, Griffith 7.
Lloyd and Daniel Davis. Not tried.
Commonwealth vs. John Brown. Big
amy. Bail forfeited in open court.
Court remains in session this week for
the trial of civil causes.
The next Argument Court is to be held
in Ebensburg, or Tuesday, the Sd day Of
April. 1866.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been restored TO
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Con umptjon-is anxious 10
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send copy
Of the prescription used (free Of Charge
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they viii find SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. BEONCHTTIs,
COUGHS, Cons, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advert
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread Information which
he conceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try Lis remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE
6y return mail. viii please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co , New York
Feb. /, 1SGC.Iy.
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PENALTY AGAINST RAILROADS. A bill
has just been introduced into the Penn
syIvania House or Representatives re-
quiring the handsome sum of $1,000 to
be paid to the widow or minor child of
any person killed on any railroad in this
State. The Philadelphia Ledger, says:
''Engineers and conductors would not
endanger their own lives by fast running,
running out of time, or by neglect of steam
or any part Of the machinery in their
charge, if they thought an accident would
result. The assurance that everything is
right, induces them to 90 ahead. There
is enc good, however, which may result
from the moneyed penalty imposed on
companies Of the character named. Il
may induce double tracks, slower time,
and the establishment Of fundamental
arrangements whereby some Of the causes
OF accidents will be removed. If the 81
900 penalty tends TO force the companies
to such perfection Of their roads, good may
result; but if it IS intended to make acci-
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DIED-In Ebensburg, on the Sd instant,
Ann, wife of John White, aged about sixty
years. May she rest in peace.
In this borough. on Sunday, the 18th
instant, Margaret, wife Of Thomas Lloyd, OF
Consumption, aged about % years.
In Ebensburg, on the morning Of the 7th
instant. after a long Illness, Philip Noon,
Esq, aged thirty years, two months and
eight days.
The subject Of this notice, was born in
Ebensburg, on the 9th day Of December.
1885. Selecting the 'aw as a profession. he
entered the Office Of K. L. Johnson. Esq.
and on the 2dof December 1856, on motion
Of the Hon. Henry d. Foster, he was ad
mitte1 to practice law in the several Courts
Of Cambria county. At the general election
held in October, 1859, he was elected Dis
trict Attorney Of the county, and was re-
elected to the same Office in 1862. His mind
was of that peculiar legal cast, which ena-
bled him to obtain an early eminence in lis
profession. As the prosecuting officer of
the Commonwealth for six years, he dis
played varied and marked ability and en-
iOyed the entire confidence of the Court and
the community. Although his attention,
from the nature of the Office which he held .
was more specially directed to the study Of
the criminal law Of the country, he had ac~
quired an extended and accurate knowledge
both of the common ana statute law. He
rose rapidly but steadily in his profession
and at the time of his death, young as he
was, he occupied a position in its foremost
rank, which, if it perchance excited envy,
did net fail 10 elicit admiration. Nature
had lavished upon him her choicest mental,
rs well as personal endowmcnts. Gifted
with winning and pleasing manners, his in
tellect was pure and Uuclouded His mind.
elcase! in a frame of nervous deliCacy,
seemed in its eluCiddtiOn e a legal question.
to reach It's conclusions almost by intuition.
Al his actions bespoke high toned and
generous nature and the kind impulses Of
his benevolent heart were provec bal. A
gentleman by nature, his love for children
and their society, which may be said TO be
an UucrTing index TO character, was, with
him almost = passion. For his young
friends, he had always a kind word and
pleasant smile ami in their gujlelcss hearts
lis memory will have an abiding resting
place. No one ever breathed the slightest
suspicion against his personal or uffiical in
tegrity, nor was ever a y ord uttered in dis
paragemcnt Of that good name, which, in
man or woman. is the immediate Jewel Of
their souls. 20 his immediate relatives his
premature death is an irrcparabie loss. To
society. the removal of one Of its brightest
ornaments, while among his professional
brethren it has created a void, which cannot
soon or easily b. filled. His lips are forever
closed, nor will the temple of Justice ever
again rescund with the clear and ringing
tones of his once eloquent and persuasive
voice.-Aftcr life's ftfuI fever, he sleeps
well. \ FBIEND.
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M>N KILLED. A man was instantly
killed on the Penna. Railroad near Sum
merhiil, on Thursday afternoon, 2Ist ult.
He was walking westward on the north
track, and was struck by the engine of the
through freight, going west. When dis
covered by the engineer, it was impossible
to check up in time TO prevent the acci-
dent The unfortunate man carried an
oiicioth BAG, in which were a set of car
penter's tools and some shirts. Sixty-six
cents were found upon his person, but
nothing by which his name or residence
could be asccrtained. lie was about 80
years of age. So says the Johnstown
Democrat
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albert French, formerly Of fJOhnstown,
aged about twenty years, was recently shot
.u1 Instantly killed near Benwood, w. V.
by q man named M'Mehen. The party dis
Iutsd ana quarrclled, and The quarrel ter
minated with the above result.
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n,motrat an0 Sentinel.
.pFNSBuRG.:::::: MARCH IS, 1866,

~ The Dsmocra! and Sentinel was not
;,sra5 ,ssr week, simply because we were
rr,l,s t. print it. This is not as 1t should
,. In. +. 5 the best that could De done
,-,-r tie circumstances. We count BY
~.,,5e-s. however, and will give our read
IS 50 numbers FOR volume # It Tequ'sTs
sgateen months TO do SO.
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-" After the first of April next, the
Dmo-rm and Sentinel Office will be reno
we'd to the brick building on the corner Of
High and Centre streets, now occupied by
Thomas CaIien, Immediately west of Mr..
Hoore's hotel.
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ERRORS nF NOETH-

\ Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the affects of youthful indiscretion. will. for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions
for marking the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing.
JOHN r. OGDEN
No. 13 Chambers St, New York.
Feb. LIST, 1866. ".
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- It is said that M'Creeyy, who was
gH.ongd from the Pcuitentiary for the
purpose Of teztifying against Howscr and
Euzcr, has recently been detected in passing
uatorfcit money at Eric, Pa. lie has not
Jet been arrested, but the police are search
~ for him.
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STRANGE PITT ,rRIrE

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail Gree
Of charge by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears Of being hurnbugged will
obiige by not noticing this card All others
Will please address their obedient servant.
THOS. F. CHAPMAN.
83l Broadway, New York.
Feb. l 1866. 1y.
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dents cause Of dismissal of engineers and
conductors, and by that penalty a preven-
ton of accidents, little good, we fear, will
result
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- The bill to provide for the establish
@elt Of a District Court in Johnstown, has
yeea presented to the Legislature by c. l..
f.rsHius, Esq.
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y Frederick Hart, mo1ider by trade,
and q resident Of Ebeusburg, aged about
fifty years, while travelling from JOhustown
% this place, one cold night, some weeks
ag,, lost his way and did not reach home
until the following morning, when he was
50 severely frozen that he took his bed
where lie ramained until Monday last when
lis suAer.ugs were relieved by death.
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" Philip Sloan, Of Johnstown, recently
=. tempted to kill himself by taking poison.
@71.ca. aid was called and the attempt
;cs,-2.c!.
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5(c6 Embellishments.
EaCENsE NRTECE

- A4lN - -
iEIO be presented at the Argument Court, t
| be held on Tuesday. April Sd, 1866.
TAvERNS.
Francis j. Parrish Allegheny township.
Daniel Rafferty,, Cambria borough.
Peter Fisher, lst w. Conemaugh boro.
James II. Benford, Sd w, Johnstown.
Philip Shulties, do do do
Jacob Ream, Yoder township.
G. c. &. ZAHM, Clerk Q. S.
March 10, 1861.
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THE Abolition Convention which
met at Harrisburg on the 9TH inst,
nominated Gen. John w. Geary, as
their candidate for Governor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-03-15

. The cattle disease is raging in Mont
,-a-y county TO an alarming extent
'' exchanges speak of the disease hay-
: made lis appearance in other portions
he State.
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OE AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 10Th. 1865,
| Trains will leave Union Passenger Depot,
corner of Washington and Liberty streets,
/ Pittsburgh Pa. as follows:
DAY RESS-Leaves PittsburCh at
2:20 q. m, stopping at the principal! sta
/ rions. Arrive at Alt00naa at 1926 q. m,
! Tyrone 8:28 a. m, [BsIlelonte 1882 a. m.
/ Lock Haven 12:19 .. m. Harrisburc+
/ 100 p. m, Baltimore+ $50 p. m, New
| York, via Allentown 1885 P. m, PhlIadel-
! phiat 5:45 p m, and New York, via Phil
adelphia at 1927 p. m.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS-Leaves Pitts
/ burGh at $50 a. m, stopping AT nearly all
/ Stations. Altoonaa at $50 p. m, Harris
burgt SIS p. m, arriving at Philadelphia at
/ l:3O a. M.
MAIL TRAlN-Leaves Pittsburgh at
II:4O q. m. stopping at neatly all Stations.
AltO0nat sos p. m, arriving at Harrisburg
at l2:25 d. IL land Philadelphia al 7.l0
a m.
PHILADELPHIA ENPRESST-Lcaves
Pittsburgh at 500 p. m. stopping only at
principal Stations. Arrives at Latrobc+
$40 p. m, Altoona $40 =. m, Harrisburg
2:35 a. m. BaltimoreF 700 a. m, New
York. via Allentown 1000 a. m, FhiIaGel-
phil 7:l0 a. m. and New York, via Phila-
dclphia at 1905 p. 10. Sleeping Cars run
through on this train from Pittsburgh to
Baltimore and Philadelphia, and to New
York. via Allentown.
FAST LINE-Loaves Pittsburgh at To-:
90 p. m, stopping only a. principal Sta
tons Arrives at Altoona at 500 a. m,
Ha7risburg7 S:15 .. m, BaLumorcT 1880
p. m. New York;, via Allentown $40 p.
m Philadelphia I:IO p. m, and New
York. via Pailldelphia at 5.42 p m.
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= Y. S. Barker has oa hand 4 stock Of
~--es' E~rs, which nc now offers at very
q ,..re
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4 E[En HnMR

I WILL SELL At PUBLIC SALE. at the
! house Of James N. Rife, at &ummitvIlle,
on Thursday, the 29lh Of March, 1866, \
LOT OF GROUND. situate in the Boro.
Of Sunmitville, Cambria county, frouting
on the Catholic Church sixty feet, and
extending back 200 feet, with comfortable
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE thereon
erected, D stories high, with a verandah in
front, good Cellar. a good FRAME STA
BILE, and an excellent Well Of Water it
being the premises now occupied by Samuel
Black.
The terms Of sale are One third in cash.
one third in one year, and the remainder in
two years.
The sale will take place nc one O'Clock,
p. M, when due Attendance vii! be given.
Mrs. MARY HASSET.
March g TS66 ct.
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ggugn Anugal Reporf

Of tie Protection llstsoy FIRE Insurance
Comyoay Of Cambria Couatg:
-Alno"n' % Property insure" - i.C' q, - IN ~
u u a;a. J. 81 PIoPeI'y !i.s,.'oo' SLICE 49, 70
co--oo7 co
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sI,roJ - y'aIio,oi dla,ld,IieS "a
cTri~aG % 100 es
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oI-lL ;l,,aaI amount u F'opo''y now 5000 sco
~ &c ,,-.,,,., .,-..-: - 'o'' %
= VI ',,- -. -,'- 900 ,so m
49,. - rl,ar,1;,1-, 80 -,
1-'-0' l'5l-'l '-''- ! fo''' Z %
80. 80 ,a
D,l,... 30
y en- 1"- -iO''S 10''O' co-o %
anu - P''e>''
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RBgYSDURG HOUSE.

Dhe uudersiged having purchased and
taken possession Of the EbenburE
House Lformely coupled by Henry Foster
viii be happy to receive and acc9mmod-
ate his ola customers, and al Others WIN
may be disposed to pauonize him. Tho
Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE d other facilities that
ne can offer q least IS good accomno p
dations Is can be had at any other in tbs
place. He IS in possession ola large supply
Of the cloisest liquors with which lis bar
viii be furnished; his table VIII be furu
jshed with all II luxuries Of the season, and
he intends BY his hospitality and care, to
withhim.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
EbcnsnU-r Ami l. 1851 #
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S. II. PettengilI & Go.

Advertising Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the dem
ocRAr IL SENT1NEL," and the most iniiuen-
tiaI and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States ana Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for US at our
LOWEST ~TERMs.
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~ "a e. Mze

= IL. t5Es z q q e. .
meetin & Of the Stockholdegs Of the Eb-
I ensburg Academy viii be held at the
Court House, on Monday. the 81 day #
April next, at two O'Clock, 2. M, for the
purpose Of electing Trustees for the Institu-
ton, pursuant to TIE provisions Of the Act
Of Incorporation and the By laws thereof.
JOHNSTON MOORE, President.
March l5 1866 ct:
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EBENSBURG &, CRESSON RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, Nov'r. 30, 1865,
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
At $50 a. NJ, connecting with the Day
Express East and Pitts. and Erie West.
At 3.20 p. NJ, connecting with Altoona
Accom- West and Mail East.
LEAVE CREssOE-
At $50 \. NJ, or on departure Of Pitts &
Erie Mail West.
At 3.25 ?. NJ, or on departure of Nail Train
East.
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen. Supt.
ROBT. PITCAIRN, SUpt. Pitts. Div.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r.
'Trafnr ,Tar.ort from, C-arer7 SE9+T.-,
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An oRDIN NANCE
n 70 Change the Boundaries of the First and
Second Police Districts, and TO Create n Police
District therein, to be called the Seventeenth
District.
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the FIRST and
Second Police Dstncls, as at present constituted,
shall be divided into three Pohee Districts, 10 be
PRISE all that portion OF the city OF Philadelphia living
south of south Cedar street, between Broad street
and the river Schuy kill and the station house shall
bo at Twentieth and Fitzwater streets in the TWen.
ty-sixth Ward. The Second Police District shall
comprise all that part OF the SAID city lying soutl
South OF Cedar street, and east OF Sixth street and
the station house shall BE- at the Southwark Hall on
the east side of Second street. between Christian and
Queen streets. III the Third Ward The Seventeenth
foic- District shall comprise all that portion of the
said city lying south OF South Cedar street. and
between Sixth and Broad streets and the sTation
house shall be the Moyamenstng Hall, situated on
the south side OF Christian street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets in the Second Ward: Provided, that
the present police force shall not be increased
section 2.That the sum of four hundred and
seventY-fve dollars be and the same IS hereDy apprO
priated 10 Item of "An Ordinance to make an
appropriation TO The Department OF Police for the
year 1866" approved December 23. 1865, TO pay the
dlneIence OF salaries between police officers aud
lieutenants and two sergeants to be appoln cd for
the Seventeenth Police District.
Section That the sum OF twelve hundred and
eighty dollars be the same is hereby transferred
from Item to Item of said ordinance, 10 pay tne
salaries of three po icemen 10 be promoted to heu
OF ordinances inconsistent herewith TO the contrary
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY.
President OF Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President Of Select Council
Approved this fifteenth day of june Ammo
DOmini one thousand eight hundred and sxty-six
"a. D. 1867 o,, .-
61slt ~. Mayor Of Philadelphia
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AUCTION SALES.
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N o t Ih &C E..
!. JOHN EDGAR THOMSON. Trustee in certain
pqapre o. mort e. age q the ds
0empany to me as moItgagee in trust @ secure the
pSpany q ne ne prnSpa ana " b 81 bonds 81 sss
dated the LIST day OF November D. 1860 and recorded
county Of BS on the sh dSy Of Novcn5er W @
do 1 MUSaeS sya eSSs S @ q en G s6s
ior @ more nan ninety day in ne payment q the nte-
OF he written request 10 me directed OF the
Loseis more thsn ateen thousand collars in amount
upon me IN that respect by ht said moruogo to
Nj THOMAS oNs s9 IU at bs Ssi PH%&pk
hhiA E&AtllANGE ~ in the CITY OF Phi adelpha, on
terms anI conditions hereinafter stated the whole Of
The whole OF that section OF the Tyrone and Clear
neiG sailroeo from the point o. intersection win me
Blair Blor sc,99un,y to the point connection wth the
Traced line The soid tyrone and Ceart ed Eeiroad
8bout three miles and one quarter from the Pennsy
cor strSS ed together with ali ana snsaiar @ he rail-
ways rails bIdges iencesl privieses rights, ana AL
longing said COMPANY. adjacent 70 wtn
miles o. road. and, all the tolls incomes, issues and
piotts to be derived and 10 srise from the and
or stations between said points ON said section three
thereon or procured therefor
AND GENERALLY.
works too L0uses, coal houses wharves, fences rights
o. way Sno obeT
SGa estate OGidIr as, and Improvements VI whatever
and to Se said section the saS
Tyrone and Clearhe d Railroad and owned by said
Company connection herewith.
he said section OF the Tyrone aud CleaIned Railroad
extending he point OF intersection of the said Ty
rome and Clearheld Railroad with the Pennsy vanla
Railroad 10 the point connection with tue graded line
OF the said yToDe and Clearied Railroad known land
as he lntCrst ctOn Is about 81 miles in length.
TERMS OF SALE
0C0 of the purchase he paid in cash VIII
tre prpery is struck of, and the balance within twenty
days thereafter
PAYMFNf on account OF the said balance
Of purchase money, TO the extent of the
dividend thereof payable on the bonds Sc
cured by the said mortgage and the matured coupons
ana the dividend is less than the actual sum due upon
the said bonds coupons the loders NAV retain pos
session of the said bonds and coupons on recepting
the said Tustee for the said dividend and endorsing
payment OF the same on the said bonds or coupons.
Upon The purchase money being paid, as Aforesaid,
the SAID Trustee will execute and deliver deed of
conveyance OF the premises to the purchaser pur
chGstrs pursuance OF the power conferred upon him
by the SAID mOrtpage.
Any iur her information in respect 10 said sale, or
premises may be had upon app icaton to the UNDER
signed Trustee, at the office o. the pennsylyania Rail-
road Company, No. 1913 =, bird street Philadelphia,
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, trustee,
No. 238 8. TH RID Street
NJ. THOMAS q H0NS. AucIioneers
Nos. l39 ana l4l s. FOURTH Street.
IL m3m Philadelphia.