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tate Of PAUL BUNCH,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MICHAEL SHAFFER VS.. JOHN GATCHELL,

L n
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MICHAEL SHAFFER vs. JOHN 0ATCHELL,
Levari Facias. June Term, 1867. No. 7tS.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 distribute
the fund arising from the sale under the above writ
from the following described real estate. to wit:Al
that certain lot piece Of ground situate on the
south side OF Coates street. at the distance of fifty five
feet ten inches and threequarters of an inch east
ward from the cas-. side Of Thirteenth street IN the
Ward Of the CITY of Philadelphia containing in front
breadth on said Coates street eighteen teet and
tending southwark between lines at right angles with
said Coates street. in length depth the east line
thereof sixty feet and the west line thereof forty
three feet to the head OF three feet wide alley lead
ing sOuthwhrd into Penn street. thence along the
eastwardly side of SAID alley st sonthward seven
teen feet; bounded northward by said Coates street.
eastward by ground now or late OF William Harman,
southward by grouLd Of Mary Brown, and westward
partly by certain feet six inches wide alley lead
Ing orthward into the said Coates street. partly by
the back ends OF Ann W.. English and Nathan
Shetch's Thirteenth street lots, and partly by said
three-ieet wide alley leading southwark into salo
Penn street.
Will meet the parties interested for the purposes OF
bis appointment at his Office. No l23 s. FIT Street
In the city of Philadelphia, TUESDAY. the 18th day
of December, 1867 at o'clock p. M. when and where
all persons interested are required to make their
claims be debarred from coming In upon SAID fund.-
12 LIT AMOS BRIGGS, Auditor.
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA

The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit, set
tie. and adjust the thirtyseventh account OF
THOMAS CADWALADER, Executor and Trustee
of the last will and testament of JAMES HAMIL-
TON, deceased, eIIsing from that portion of the
Eslae belonging TO Schedule 3. annexed to the In
denture partition In the said Estate dated January
&c. 49 recorded in the office for recording deeds etc,
In Philadelphia, in Deed Book g. w. C., No I, page
497 etc. and To report distribution of the balance IN
the hands OF the accountant, will meet the parties
interested for the purpose OF bis appointment on
MONDAY. December 23, 1867 at 4 O'Clock P NJ at
bis office. No. 4O6 " ALNUT Street, In the city OF
70 iSfmw 5ts w. D. BAKER, Auditor
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PEREMPToRY sALE-ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN.
THOMAS & SONS, AuctiOneers

On TUESDAY, December II, 1867, at IL o'clock.
at the Philadelphia Exchange,
Letters Patent, granted by the United States to
for coating or covering core with thread of wool,
for surrounding q of any material with q
thread OF any desired material described and ilus-
trated in drawings, accompanying the Letter Patent
which can be seen at the Office of Edward L. Bodin,
ESQ., No Sl3 Arch street. where any inform alton con-
corning the same can be obtained. Tl26 Z
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of PERRY 0'DANIEL, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the court 70 audit, set
tie, and adjust the second account of THOMAS
MEGEAR r, Trustee Of estate Of PERRY o'DANIEL.
deceased and TO report distribution OF the balance
in the hands of the accountant will meet the parties
interested, for the purpose of bis appointment,
THURSBAY, ] ecenlber 19 1867 at IL O'Clock M, at
No. i4i ARCH Street, in the city Of Philadelphia
w. ID. BAKER,
l26 fmw5tS Auditor
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COAL.

d MIDDLETON & CO., DEALERS IN
lOs HARLEIGH LEHIGH and EAGLE VEIN
COAL. Kept dry under cover. Prepared expressly sSSX
for family use. Yard No. 1225 WA5H1N0ION
Avenue. ONCE. No. bl4WALHUT Street. va
TLLIAM STILLS COAL DEPOT, Nos
wv 1916, 1918, and 1920 WASHINGTON Avenue
The best qualities OF Coal, for domestic steam USE
uInished W any part Of the city, u2Sm
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VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE,

LtltnNItty
Al 10 O'CLOCK, at NO. 20 5. ninth street, by cat
logue, the entire superior parlOr dining room, an
chamber furniture. oak, cottage Jdt fine mattress'
and bedding, French China dinner set, giasswRr
fine Brussels, Imperial and other carpets, kitche
furniture. etc.
Also, quantity of preserves, etos Cl2142t
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD LINES.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
COMPANY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
ADDITIONAL LINES AND CHANGE OF
TAME OF DEPARTURE FROM WAL.
NUT STREET WHARF,
COMMENCING DECEMBER 10,

On and after AIOND AY. December l6th, an add.
Lional Through New York Express Line win leave
walnut street wharf at $3.50 p. NJ. for New York, via
Can den and Jersey City.
Returning-wll leave New York from foot OF Cort-
wharf
THE THROUGH NEW YORK LINE
Now leaving Walnut Street wharf at 90 P. M. will
be discontinued as New York Line, and will run to
eReturnine- FROM South Amboy at 745 A. NJ. for
Philadelphia. The Line now leaving New York at
$40 A. M for Philadelphia will be discontinued after
December Hths
THE THROUGH LINE,
Now leaving New York, Pier No. North River for
Philadelphia. at 200 z. NJ will leave at 400 r. NJ, via
Amboy and Camden, and the Through Line now
leaving New York from the foot of Cortland Street
for delphia at 430 p. NJ Will leave at 400 P M
via Jersey City and Camden
THE EMIGRANT LINE leaving Walnut
Street wharf at 500 p NJ, Will leave at GOO p. NJ for
New York.
THE WAY LINE now leaving Walnut Street
what at 500 p NJ, viii eave at 430 Z. NJ. for Bov
dentown and intermediate Stations The 1870 p NJ.
Way Line will run to Burlington and intermediate
Stations only.
Returping-Will leave Burlington at 200 A. NJ.
ALL OTHER LINES WILL RUN AS USUAL.
l2l24t w. H. GATZMER, Agent
PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
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M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. 1s8 AND l41

BANK AND OTHER STOCKS
On Tuesday, Dec. N.
AT II o'clock noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange
Executors SALE
SO shares Farmers' ana Mechanics' National Bank.
Trustees Sale,
80 shares Commercial National Bank.
shares Southwark National Bank
For other accounts
200 shares Union Canal (pTeferred)
u shares second and Third Streets Passenger Rail-
60 shares Delaware Mutual Insurance Company.
70 shares Phoenix Insurance Company. 90
90 shares National Bank of the Republic.
$50 shares Penna salt Manuacturing Coz par $50.
Orphans Court Sale Estate of Louis VAIN, de-
eessed,-LOT OF LAND, ACRES, FrRnkford,
same Estste-Lor, Trenton avenue and Church
street, Frankiord, Twenty third Ward.
Davio Bacon, deceased-LAR0E Il LOT and CHR RIsE-
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, Vine street, west of
BRk Il
and 2O25 RitLenhouse street, between Spruce and
Locust with four Three-story Brick Dwellings In the
Executors Peremptory Sale=Estate of BaTries
DWELLING, No Ss1 N. sixth street.
Very Valuable Business stand0MopE fI4 4S I'll BEE
s. Second street. north Of Pine street, adjoining the
MUpERS gFFoIu5RR.sToRY BRICK. RESIDENCE
No. 1908 Pine street. Has athe modern conYeniencea
HANDSOME MODERN FOURSTORY BRICK
RISIDEHCE, No. 422 3. Broad street, north OF
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND. No.
business NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK STORE
and DWELLING No. 2231 4, Market Ier street street ,r,o
DWELIING, NO sss Capital street, 6elowiParrish
street, west Of Twenty;irst with two.story Brick
HeTemptory Sale ale; g THREE STORY BRICK
College, with twostory Brick Cottage in the rear
on Wright street. ..--..,,.,--
ACRES south side Fishers lane, within one square
of the Station on the North Pennsylvania Railroad.
ConcernP8 yAfuABLE PATENT i, "non - y 1aat %sx
G. Catalogues now ready,
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

pMILApKLra,A, April 2 1867,
six; Pennsyisania Railroad ssi Gold is4s sigh, en.
COTTON dull a. Sc for middins uplana. Flour dun;
ssca Sss ssi. ss s.
on a.or c"G9 &
a S '-ss Lsr M DrI h Of eou
ss ii I II s.s; sa,s1 ssi
sIs sSer grain. .l; quiet: "a and 10
sDs: :HH s s .sss W. p.r :. sos o i %
ton. &c.; % New York. soe Albany and Schenectady
~ B.sr.oHr, s!.Is Agra2 2 .ssl
81 Is Tor fair 70 good and a. s. 20 FOR prime
cgsD ssIs and ifss9ssd M scs % ~
f sss bushels @ " missd western a 81 81 c
S q su;ss &C sc % sS.s:s s fss sssa @
unchanged whskey, in bond, Sc &c Cotton weak;
"'1'''s .p crscIss.rI, Aprn 2 1867
sales :, q e y Is according looa.on; %
&C. ..es Sc osss Se ae for % winter and 81
ssp ss .es q so 81 Mo- & Closing ISs Rs
I e. sd'issf Barley e ss..assd .s "a s
DC adc Provision: dun and nominal. nom mess pork I ,s sss 20
Esssey .si nominal q offered but s, traffic Ss. aemo
a,ed trade. and none can do legitimate business without
is Bacon sslh sssne ss sfsa s
s % a Efs. fmdsy & as s. So su.ssd Sec y %
seed oil 81 49, Gold lk buying Money close at ~ ~
Oswrco, April 2, 1857
Flour in good demand and unchsnged sses, bbs
rSs 70 ."a @ Soas s 'sS Rye sR'sT
~ com ss; ..s. sss 81 @ ~
Western selling ut Csc Barsy, and peas nominal
Corn meal at 81 20 81 rs 100 lbs mill feed hrm
and higher. shorts selling at 80 S2; shpstus AT SO
S3S and mtddngs SO S37 per ton Railroad freights
Flourto Boston, kc TO New York, 6oc TO Albany and
Schenectady Soc - - ,a,-
Flour firm and good demand for sprng sales OF $50
bbls from Northwestern Club At Gil 10, 100 bbls from
white Canada At SIS Wheat 10 quiet; car OF No. Mil
waukes ~ co. Corn 10 active and excited closing
with Of Sc Ohio; sales OF cars OF new
Ohio al q6c 81 the State line track Oats are dull;
small ots al SIC Western. Rye II dull and held at
81 IS Barley In quet and unchanged. Proyi
sons-Lard and high wines hrm and unchanged.
CArsRrpGR, Mass, April q 1881
Beef-Catte receipts l55 head Market rather dull but
4l2s sl2 80; .eccod quality 20 81; third quality.
- 80 tia Sheep and smbs-Receipt au8 head Market
arm 1t last weeks prices viz. 6ssc. loc per ib.
CnfcAeo, April 1867.
Flour Arm; market without any decided change; stock
hight trade brands Sl1 90 ol3 60 fancy brands t t5
Wheat hrmer but unsetted No spring ~ - No winter
o. o. Corn hrmer, chiefly for shipment eeuth. No. "
quoted &C., white &c., sscked Te Oats toc a6ic
Rye % o. and scarce Barley unehsnscd Cotton dull dull;
Lard Quiet; lskc. Ia. Drsssed hcss 90 10 ss Live
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

The market for wheat Its hrmncss though scarce
auy Common grades IN abundant
supply but while choice grades scarce and
ss es So.. .su 5 only ssn
au The local mlers and @ for sa,pment The The
amber is state and ss Is IS California including small
sss. ,Ss a; wess = about soc bushels Western
81 S. Barley was steady, with. a fair demand. The
.cs:d .cs: ysss s.;. ' .sS Ssshes Canada
Hs s ns active Sos for e
spccaaion prices higher some speeaIa%o,s tors sold ,
ssa q esDsr
for sound Western mixed ~ store ans Rs
oatsde prices I and 81 "a yellow aoa, Oats
%S ;s sna s and
sIs1s sis iss % for Sis Ohio and sss 7Sc state
grain Sai cotton rates ruled shipper IssTs
Ess sq%s sn aps as9y d% 5nr %
sS.Ss. S p:as psas a %
y & ssd barley az Sas; s
% sd g ss ss's
:s.s4 :S ss S ssS S.. S a. f
sPa SS sS % &C.
Italian brig FOR orders x. corn a.
q ass 2 % N cotton Ns aSar,
- "a q: % sr.n .SSsssS @ e.
scur G prOvIsio1s aOs "a "a GRAIN 3D. 'oHsseq fseq
s soss sSSS; i q
"a gram ID otssco os y e .ston s1Uns
% : Ds'ss'sS
8. > q %. hamburg-Rosin, -; cotton e; hsss' y.
q q sd gso,s,Sn'' sss grain p.spcss% sgsscsn
Sd Havre-Rosin. 81; cotton, 70 q ne; -four, Sc,;
goods, % 10; petroleum g. RctterdAm-Rosn S. ga cot
9n e nOu. ~ prCyson: 2s e. "a grain @ ST. a.
cots sGSas psass.an s. a.
troleum. bs. Cd. . : . -
GuENy BAGS were quiet Sales 700 bales In Boston at c
c,o.S vas decided c sSsssf Sales wv
heard Of no transactions but hs marns a uea sea
jute ~ 500 e26 gold. ton, according 70 qualify ~
Crocker Co make the stock April is, Of manila sso
mors were in moderate demand for consumption At full
prices. Sales % bales NJ <sc 70c. - -.
shipping. and u 8 ol o6 for retail qualities
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

ruled steady at lsc. a21sc Sperm
and patent UNCHANGED at c 4Oc. for the former,
and 4sc. 60c. for the latter. -
CorrEr There demand for Rio Of which sales
made the ertent or bags per Talisman on pr
the market closing Arm at our quotations
Other descriptions though quiet were firmly held
We quote RIO prime 1esc good Ss<c gc fair l7lzc.
IKE ordinary, l6c l6sc.. fair TO good cargoes ic
lsc. Java mats and bags Doc 5lac Native Cel on l9c
.Oc; Maracaibo lslsc lsc Laguayra. lsHc l9c St.
Domingo l6c. l6ac gold, net cash. duty paid VIM Scott
make the stock OF Rio In the country April 1867,
New Orleans, 2NO do Mobile and &c do in baltimore.
DYEwooDs remained quiet the business being confined to
small lots Prime descriptions are scarce aud wanted We
quote ST. Domingo logwood at SIG, gold,
Drugs AND DYEs--A moderate business contaminated
in chemicals about former Lrces, though IN QUO or two
SLIGHT concessions granted The sales were
1870 kegs carb soda at Size assc gold 100 drums caus
currency 1oJ tons sal soda at a2aicc gold: " tons
gold $50 do. auction, at &c. 3c and small lots
tartar at Sc. SIC. ~.
FLouE AND GRAIE-Receipts, 60h5 bbls -four 900 bagr
corn meal 47 bushels wheat s426 do corn 296S do oa
Except that there rather more demand tor boh state
and Western to-day the market without
change there equal the part OF boiders
all grades sold a tu priccs There export inquiry
but healthier NJ trade developed. and holders
look improvement The sales were about
800 bbls including California, manly Al SID o. S5 20
The considerably augmented on Monday and me
market In rather heavy with more dspo
were scarcely firm. Therc further sales of about
800 bbs, bond, at &1l rs &l 3D. southern honr was
dn but unchanged The sales only about luo 700
bbs at yesterdays quotations. Rye -four was steady under
rather better and the sales $50 bbls at from
81 50 Ss & Corn meal was quiet but steady with sales
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

Mining shares dull and generally lower. with the
exception Of Alameda Silver which continued strong and
experienced further rise to So 40 At the first board
Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 800 lower than at the
same time yesterday, selling at 50 o5; Quartz Hill 2oc,
sellng at $a Coydon l5c higher selling at "a 10.
Alameda Silver sold at es 80 At tho second board
Coydon closed &C. lower than at the first board selling
al - 05; Consolidated Gregory Gold &C., selling at So
Quartz Hill &C., selling At 81 95 Alameda Silver sold at
50 90
The foreign exchange market is dull, but firm, the
leading drawers being ndisposed lower their rates
Bankers bills England at sixty days quoted at
1851 100; ct three days. 100 loS; commercial bills,
los l0Sk; francs at sixty days, 6lek 62lk; at
three days, Gl3k Sis; bills on Berlin, 7lk 72; on
Bremen, 7sk 70; on Frankfort 40 \ Al on Amster-
dam, 4ozs Az; on Hamburg, SO q S6h; on Antwerp,
$50 6.l7K.
American securities remain steady on the London
Stock Exchange the quotations for these and consols
having been as under on the dates mentioned:-
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

The Following comparative statement Oh Pces ~ nser
walls win serve 20 indicate the course Of the railway share
market during the past year. ,a.-
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

Speculation in the gold s sluggish, as the daiy
clearanccs at the Exchange bank sufficiently indicate
those Of yesterday having been under sh'rtynne mi'
hons Tho range Of the market during the day was
from la4 TO la4x the closing price having been 1914.
There was brisk borrowing demand for coin, and rom
Sad TO per cent per diem paid for i's USE silver
is In moderately good request and quoted At ~ aeh
pcr cent below tho prce Of gold while Mexican dollars
are worth 102N l03 in gold
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

hogs advanced 0c $50 sales at % % for common to
ch0ce Rccsipts-6o00 bbls four 1000 bushels wheat,
l2u0 do corn, 100 do oats 24o0 hogs shpments-2SO
bbls. -FOUR 5000 bushels wheat 1000 dc. corn.
MLwAuxxR April O. 1857.
Flour hrm wheat active; per GENITAL - ~ for No. |;
Corn steady; 81 70 for No. l. Proysons nrm mess pork
$ Receips-l 2O bbls hour 1900 conals wheat $40 do.
oats 900 DO. corn shipments-,o bbls nour, 1000
tails wheat
The New York herald., 1867-04-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT

IUEbDAY, AprII - =. N.
Asura-Receipts 20 bbls, Pot steady at % Ta
Ss 50. Pearl dull and nominal.
BxEswAx dun and nominal at sec. . 40c-
CoPPKR.-The transactions In ingot TO fair extent,
but at very prces The sales reported about
eOO 900 lbs Portage Lake and Baltimore at 80 23
the spot and 23c c TO arrive At the present prices
quite generally remarked that neither the Lake Superior
companies the Atlantic smeters produce copper
without loss In consequence of which the product Of 1851
and lso8 IL anticipated 10 bc comparatively light
CorroN-Owing the unfavorabe advices from Liver
pool per cable market for this staple ruled heavy and
concession Of fully lc per lb granted previous
rates. The demand, however far though the market
closed dull heavy, still continued downward tend
ency. sales. $50 bales We quote:-
The New York herald., 1867-04-03

The amount Of difference in the above totals is repre-
sented in the cash on hand
The cost Of maintenance OF way has BEEN
In the year ending February 2s 1885, IL per cent OF
earnings in the year ending February 2s 1885, 1871 per
cent OF earnings; in the year ending February 2s 1857
23,S per cent OF earnings
The other expenses were as follows
Year ending February 2S 1865 SS per cent Of earn
ings; year ending February 2S 1885, 424 per cent of
earnings year ending February 2s 1867 Al per cent
OF earnings.
The New York herald., 1867-04-03
SHIP PIN q NE w S.

ALMANAC YoRK-rHrs
IN Risns IL MOON RISES. morn
IN n HIGH .....eye 30
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-21

Registration commenced in AleXan-
dria on Monday. The full Board of Reg
istration fer the county was present, as
were also eight challengers-six Radi-
Gals and two Conservatives. Of the
Radical challengers two were negroes,
and of the Conservative one. At twelve
o'clock the names of one hundred and
sixteen colored and thirty-two white
people had been enrolled upon the
books.
Registration commenced in Norfolk
on the same day. The Day Book says:
oRegistration, commenced in the
First and Third wards this morning at
10 o'clock. AT. the Third ward large
crowd was in attendance at noon when
we left, the most of when were cOlored
men. Col. Cooley presides at this pre-
cinct, and Messrs. VIM. Beale, F. F. Butt,
w. H. Brooks, G. w. Cook, Jas. Fullwell
and Stephen Grayson are the challeng-
ers, the three latter being colored men.
The process of registration is q very
slow one, and up to this time only three
colored men have registered; this is
owing, however, to the fact that the
white men have pressed forward and
occupy the avenue to the table. At the
First ward precinct the crowd was not
quite 80 large, but the colored element,
as at the Third ward precinct, was
greatly in excess Of tho white. At this
point the number Of colored men who
had registered at III o'clock was twice
as great as the white men. At both
points the utmost good order prevailed,
and while registration was going on
slowly it was progressing quietly.
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The dialeot of thieyes is, perhaps, Il

The dialect of thieves is, perhaps, the
most complicated and curious "profes,
sional jargon, "cant," or slang" known
to mortal man. What is your "monna.
keri" is "thisf" for What is your namsi
What is your racket" signifies, What
is your peculiar branch of business
"puks" or "hook," is q hand; "fork," q
finger; to be Gagged" is to be caught;
is looked up; settled" is sent,
enced; "doing time" "slowed up"
is serving out sentence;
"stir," is prison. "grand STIR is State
prison; q "beak," is a magistrates; o
"mouthpiece,"is is q lawyer; to "cheese
it," is to escape; . thief is not only q
"cross" man, but also "graner;;n a
female thief is "cross moll;' "ay," is
smart; ''duffer" is poor; "fycap," is q
detective; while frank chump," is o
thief slang for what is called in vulgar
parlance d-d fool.-N. ?. Hord.