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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-01-19

Robert the Bruce in his dungeon stood,
Waiting the hour of DOOM 80
Behind him the palace Of Hotyrood, -is ks5
Before him naIneless tomb
And the foam on his hp was hecked WITH resi,
As away in the past his memory sped
Unsealing the day Of his past rerpwnt 11s
When he won. and he wore. the Scottish crown;
Yet come there shadow come there shine,
The spider Is spinning his thread 50 nne
u have sat on the royal-seas Of scone.'s -
He muttered below his BREATH
.Its lrIckless change from kingly throne
To a feion's shameful deattAi
And he clenched his hands IN his addespalr,
And he struck at ne shapes tha: gathering there
Pacing his cell in impatient rage,
As new caught lion PAGES his cage
But come there shadow or come there shine,
The spider is spinning his thread 50 hne.
.-Oh. were it my fate to yield up life,
At the head Of ny.iieseInen all,
In the foremost shock 1t the hattle-strife
Breaking my country 5 thrau-
I'd welcome death from the foeman's steel.
Breathing PRAYER for old Scotiands veal;
But here, where no plying heart Is nigh,
By loatfly hand II is hard to die.
Yet come there shadow come there shine,
The spider is spinning his thread so fine.
Time and again have fronted the tide
OF the tyrant's vast array.
But only to see on the crimson tide,
My hopes swept far away;
Now a landless chief and crownless king.
On the broad. bread earth. not living thing
To keep me court, save this insect small,
Striving to reach from wall to WALL
For come there shadow there shine,
The spider is spinning his thread so fine.
Work, work like fool. to the certain loss,
Like myself. of your time and pain,
The space Is too wide to be bfidqed across,
But you waste your time i'll vain. "
And Bruce for the moment forgot his grief
His soul filed with the sure belief
That liowsoever the issue went.
For evil or good was the omen sent:
And come there shadow come there shine,
The spider is spinning his thread SO fine.
As gambler watches the turning card ~
On which his all is staked;
As the mother waits for the hopeful word
For which her soul has ached;
1t was thus Bruce watched with every
Centred in tina: look intense:
All rigid he stood, with bated breath
Now white. red. but still death:
Yet come there shadow there shine,
The spider is spinning his thread 50 fine.
Six several times the creature tried
When At the seventh: See, see
He has spanned it overt" the captive cried;
''Loi bridge of hope TO me;
Thee God thank, for this lesson here
Has tutored my soul to perseverel"
And it served him wen. for ere long he
In freedom the Scottish crown once more;
And come there shadow come there shine,
The spider is spinning his web so fine
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EVACUATION OF MENICO.-The telegraph an
nounces that, the government has received informa
ton from Vera Cruz that several transports had
arrived and the French troops had commenced EN-,
barking. There were twenty four large transports
sufficient to remove all the troops 1t is expected
that all will have embarked by the lst of March.
Here is another instance of the fact that history
but repeats itself: The King of France, with ten
thousand men, marched up the hill, and then
marched down aeain. y
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BITTEN BY Hoa--A man named Giannini
who lives near Stockton. says the Herald. Of tie
18th. was badly bitten by hog yesterday while
assisting in weighing the animal. The wrist was
horribly acerated. and il was supposed that ampu-
iSticn would be necessary.
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DEPOT HOUSE.

Opcsitc California Northern RAILROAD Depot with Hay,
Grain md Feed Yard attached
A. CLA X,
ES NOW PREPARED TO ACCOMMO-
date the travelling pubic and Transfers IN Tart1cn-
lar with the best o. market Affords both ior man and
beast. with board, lodging. hay, gran yard room and
drinkables
THE RAR will be furnished with the best of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with every
luxury of the season.
Single Meals twenty-five cents.
Lodging twenty-five cents.
Drinks twclve-and-a-half cents.
Hay aud Grain at the lowest market rates
A. CLARK
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. G.. w. FRANCE,

DIR. G. w. FRANCE,
office-One door east of A. McDermott's Drug Store.
Residence northwest of Montgomery street and
lst Avenue, opposite Mr. Peter Freer's residence.
THOMAS WELLS, 3
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, and Conn
missioner of Deeds fol Cal.
OrF1cE-with Governor Blasdel Carson City, Neva-
da viii practice in all the State md United States
Courts in Nevada and promptly attend to all business
required as Commissioner of Deeds.
.tt.s-..-er E. u. WILSON, f...srf
Attorney and Counsellor Mt La w, Main ST.,
Chico, Cal.
Win practice in all the Courts of Butte and adjoining
counties.
JOHN DICK.
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public,
And Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada
Montgomery street. Orovile.
GEO. w. PRINTY,
United States Collector for Butte County
California.
oYr1cE-with the County Recorder, in the Court
House, Orovile, California
DIR. j. NJ. VANCE,
PhysI cian d Surg ,
ORovILLE-
May be consulted at all horrs-from 10 O'Clock NJ,
to at the Drug Store of L. Parker. Union Hotel
Block. Montgomery sire ct At other times at his resi-
dence, on Bird street
CHARLES F. LOTT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Orovire. Butte County, California ofice-Bird st.
between Myers and Huncon-
j. NJ. BURT,
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law. & Notary
Public,
Practices in the Courts Of the Second Judicial District
orf1cr-or Bird street in B,Irts brick building up
stairs orJyiDe.
r. DUNHAM.
Assistant United States Assessor.
oFFIcE-Monigomery street. south side, second door
Myers. Orovilie-
ss DIR. J. b. GRAY.
oFFIcE-Express building, Second street, opposite
Western Ho;lse. Marysyie-
s. ROSENBAUM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. District
Attorney. and Notary Public.
oFEIoE-Court House, orovile-
DR. f. 5. SNYDER.
OFFICr-vyandotte. Butte county. Having perTna-
neny located in Wyanotte may be found at his office
ali hours when absent on professional business
ID. {. BURLINGAME,
Dentist.
sA OFFTCE-over Cheap Johns Clothing
! kx<sA Store. I.ytie's building. Montgomery st,
| GrvrVYy orovihe.
| J. A. WARDW ELL,
Notary Public,
ii ReCorders oficc, .oIaville.
/ f. p. LEE.
Dealer tn Wines, Liquors aud Cigars
! Montgomery street, o-oyfiie.
f. :. OWEN.
| Attorney n Counsellor at Law. Fobe Stow n
Butte county. Caliso-nia-
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ENHALATio>s OF Pha>rs.-The JoaFnc! de
-Ncdiei.e de BIri-riics contains letter from DR..
iIsnnen. professor Of Botany in the University of
BfuSselS confirming the views recently promalsa
ted by nr. Salisbury on the cryptosamic origin Of
marsh or Intermittent fevers, but stating that the
facts mentioned by the distinguished American
physician had long been recognized in Belsium.-
= In ls42,r says Or. Hannon, studied at the
University Of l.ege. Professor Charles Mcrsen had
created in ME such an amount Of enthusiasm in the
study OF the physiology of the fresh water alsc.
that the Windows and niantlepiece of my chamber
were encountered with plates filed with Vaucheria
Ascillatoria and ooniervse. My preceptor said to
me: Take care the period of their fructfcation,
for the spores Of the age give Intermittent fever.
l have had ii every time have studied them too
closely As cultivated my slgse in pare water,
and not in the water of the marsh where had
gathered them, did not attach any Importance to
his remark. | suffered for my careleSsness month
later, at the period Of their fruciliicauon. | was
tahea with shssering; my teeth chatiered; had
the fever which lasted six weeks
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WHAT lpAno THINKS OF THE CHIcO MAIL
LINr.-Speakins Of the proposals advertised by the
Post Master General for carrying the mails over the
various routes leading to and from Idaho, the Ara
tanchc. thus pitches into the humbug, government
plunderng crowd who are operating the Chico and
Idaho line. 1t will be that Idaho is quite sat
i>lied with the performances already exhibited by
that crowd of government bummers. The -iru-
iutichs says:
I'VE remember some months ago that the Post
masters Chico and Susanville sent letter up to
Ruby requesting lis endorsement, the substance of
which was: list, Recommending daily mail over
that roate. Fad, Ii not granted the Stage Com
pany 'mnst fall This latter seemed To be the
point. they principally desire to keep mp com
pany which more than any other wlonged the pub
lie, cast diScrdIt upon the route, and is ng Il
failure generally. We believe that such influences
have been brought 10 bear upon the p. NJ. General
as To cause him to reduce the Humboldt service to
weekly and increase the other TO daily II this
lie true, Congressman Bidwell Is undoubtedly the
man used to procure this act OF Hagrant injustice.
He Is certainly an honest man lOt course he Is.
Ask the Cotrant or Sage Brush, both di>lnterested
witnesses. | and would not purpoSely do a wrong.
hut fear that in his zeal TO promote his local
interests, Ioh ! wicked -iraiancts. how can You
You isa hor such horrible suspicion Il h. would be
none too mindful of how his acts might effect 9th
ers, and accept as truthful representations from
few of his constituents. what he wenld at once see
and acknowledge the opposite If on the ground
himself. He has not been at home the present
year. He has surely heard of the one or two fine
trips made by the Idaho and California Stage Com
pany. but not of its wretched failure. 1t is not
unfair say that il could have been in no degree
worse. and not have been total failure. If Con-
gressman Bidwell is the honest man we believe
him to be. t'oh, ye Of little faith he Will at least
use his influence 10 hare Ike mails carried on his
favorite route. He has thus tar favoreda a company
the rottenness and unwofthiness of which he can
hardly understand. He's innocent rs lamb ]
At present we II rest his
The Chico concern is only spoken of the bitterest
manner. Ii and its proprietors are never mention
ed except ptcontemptaously.
fe'lhe following item in the same number of the
-iraiancae explains the reason of so much bitter
ncsS towards Bidwell and his Ranch Stage Compa-
ny:
CROOKED CREEK.-We are informed by Reliable
parties that ton Of mail matter was lying at this
Creek-ou the Chico roate-a few days ago. This
may be the cause of applying Tor a daily mail on
that route, that it be carried u its de>tna-
iiou ia year or two. II would be bully arsn-
Iieut to use with the Postmaster General in favor
of A daily mail-triw iweekly being inadequate.
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CoLrsA CorrER.-Seven hundred pounds OF
copper ore, which put through the smelling
works about three miles from Ashton. Col,iSa
county, produced five hundred pounds OF pure
copper. Very good for Colusa. noit mere.
THg total imports fer ls6s, up three hundred
million in foreign gold value.
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yvyHIS NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURN.
ished hotel stands first in the State for comfort and
accommodation for the travelling public every room be-
ing well ventilated and neatly furnished.
The table is supplied with every luxury Of theseason
and everything will be done to insure the comfort OF
the guests of THIS house In connection with this house
is splendid Bar and Billiard Saloon.
The bar VIII always be supplied with choice Liquors,
and the finest Cigars.
otfe of the Chico and Idaho Susanvile and 0ro
VILE and Susanyie and Virginia City Stages Is at the
Steward House.
Stages leave this house for all parts of the country.
J. l. STEWARD Proprietor.
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e4aHR STAG Es LEAVE ORC
E&X& vile every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday and arrive in Indian Valley the next day at four
O'Clock NJ Stages leave Indian Valley every Monday
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Oroville the
day, at O'Clock P. NJ.
known that this route is now, always was, and will be-
the shortest and best route Oroville Indian VAL
ley. Fare ~ cheap on any other route.
r E GARLAND. Proprietor.
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STAGES.


U. s. MAIL Line!
For Susanvie, Tayorvile, Indian Valley and the Black
Rock Mines
aAs" A SILL ENDID FOU r.
2SSs&5& Horse Coach leaves Oroville every Sum
day, Tuesday and Thursday mornings. at o'clock
via Dogtown and Humbug Valley, and arrives at Susan
vile and Tayorville the following Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 6 O'Clock p. NJ.
Fare Through. .S12 90.
Office at the Union Hotel Oroyille
ALLEN J. WOOD Proprietor.
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LoNcVILLE HOTEL.

TNHIS LARGE AND COMMODKOUS HO-
u tel is situated in Humbug Valley. Pumas county,
in beautiful and healthy location. The are
large and airy and well furnished The table is at all
times furnished with the best the market affords; the
stabling is of the best is 'home for the traveller
For nvads fine Soda Spring, celebrated for its heal
ing qualities is adjoining the hotel. liberal share Of
patronage is solicited
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STEWARD HOUSE.

Corner Main and Gay streets. .Slsanvillc-
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES,
. BROGANS STRAW GOODS, TRAVELLING
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. I39 AND 14I
ENle 8. FOURTH Street.


SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE,
June IS, at IL o'clock, noon, at the Exchange, VIII
Sshares National Bank of Northern Liberties.
shares Consolidation National Bank.
shares Union National Bank.
10 shares Commonwealth National Bank.
l6 shares Second National Bank.
Il shares Northern Liberties Gas stock.
8 shares Academy OF Music, WITH ticket.
Oshares Enterprise Gold and Silver Mining Co.
SOUTH STREET, Nos. b23 and 52b-Storea and
THIRD AND GAsKILL STREETS. s. W. cornex
GAsKIII STREET. No. as8-- Genteel Dwellir~
GERM ROAD-Naluab'@ u,. -S'
nSsa,XEiE nSE,XEiENlEEAd CIREET, No. 4l8 = Store and
sHiFpEN STREET, No. lco4-aenteel Dwelling.
TH1RTEENTH STREET, No. 1870, south of Master
Modern Residence
n HANCOCK STREET, Germantown, Nos 47ss ana
MARSHALL STREET, Nos. se4 and s6o - six
COOPER STREET, Beverly, N. J.-Genteel DWELL
fHIRTEENTH STREET, No. 80, below Spruce
ARCH sTREET, No. 4O9-Buslness Stand
POTTS STREET, Nos, !, 2, and s-Three Brick
RACE STREET, No. 1is-Brck Dwelling.
BROWN AND VENANGo STREETS, s. Z. corner
THIRTY SIXTH AND LOCUST STREETS, 8. w
SECOND STREET. No. Alb, Camden, N. J.-Brick
OUTAGE STREET, Chestnut Hnl-stOno Resi-
TWELFTH STREET, NO. 81 south of Arch-Gen-
FLoRiDA STREET, No. 76s-Genteel Dwelling.
ARCH STREET, No. 2lO7-Modern Residence.
MARSHALL STREET. Nos. 97l and 973-Genteek
EIGHTEI STREET. No l8s, between Walnut and
Chesnut-Business Stand Brick Store,
Full particulars in catalogues. T6148t
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DIRECTORS.
N. B. BROWNE, EDWARD w. CLARK,
CLARENCE H. CLARK, ALEXANDER HENRY
JOHN WELSH, IS. A. CALDWELL,
]. GILLINGHAM FELL, HENRY @. GIBSON,
CHARLES MAOALEHTER,
Office In the Fire proof Building OF the Philadelphia
National Bank, CHESNUT Street above Fourth.
This Company receives on deposit and 9UARAIN-
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VA1UAbLhea
upon the following rates year, VIII =, - .,ooo
Registered Bonds and Securies...6O cents per Si0Oo
Gold Coin or o per xlgV
SILVER COln or 0r 40
Gold or Silver Plate..... ,............S1 per 80
Cash Boxes or S an tin boxes of Bankers Brokers'
ChplaIs.s .s etc. contents unknown 70 the OVnPHnSs
liability limited &23 Zear rartar axcIuaivaI
boidinS III LSsvI sAFES INSIDE ITS VAULTS az
10 sso S4O $50 and 90 year, according 70 size ana
Sonoons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
fnteTest allowed on Money Deposits
Trusts of every description, y,v,r,,,n,,, ,,--,.
RoBFRT P1TTERsoN, Secretary and Treasurer.q
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LEGAL NOTICES.
\ THE ORPHANs' COURT FOR THE CIT,

/ HE OhfhAN6' .COOhI+ +FOtt IhE OEI1
l. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate Of NANCY X. RISK, deceased,
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle,
and adjust the account Of a. X. COLHOUN, Executor
OF the last Will of NANCY X. RISK, deceased, and
70 report distribution Of the balance In the hands OF
the accountant, will meet the parties Interested for
the purpose Of his appointment, on MONDAY, June
"a 1857 at o'clock u, M at his office, No. 4Ss Wall
NUT Street, in the city OF philadelphia.
613 thsmbi% THOMAS j. WORR ELL, Auditor.
TN The COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
y THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL-
WILLIAM w. BREwToN VS.. CAROLINE BREW.
TON. December Term. 1866, No. 80 In Divorce,
To Caroline Brewton, respOndent.-Take notice of n
rule in the above case this day granted, returnable
SATURDAY, June 1, 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Co show
cause why divorce q VulctU0 mdtrtn0nu should not
be decreed. j. JOSEPH MURPHY,
May 49, 1867 [6 1Sthm4t$l Attorney for Libellant.
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Q U R EY NO TIC E.

Q u r V E Y N 0 7 c E.
II persons interested in the plan OF the Twelfth
Section OF the Survey and Regulation of the
TWENTY-SECOND WARD,
are notified that the Court OF Quarter Sessions for the
City and County of Philadelphia, have fixed
SATURDAY, June %. 1867,
at 10 O'Clock A. M, at the Court Room, Main Build
ing OF the state House to consider said plan and any
objections against the same, which may be made by
Ereehol9er, and in the meanwhile the said plan
may be at the Office of the Department of sur
Yeys tor the City of Philadelphia, No. 2l2 S. FIFTH
S eet, and duplicate thereof at the office of Jesse
Lightfoot. Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Sur.
yey District, Depot Bull ding, Germantown,
JAMES LYND.
Solicitor of the City OF Philadelphia.
(Docket 5, page ii7.O Q ls N 10 3t
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9 URv oTIC E.

y
All persons Interested in the plan Of
PARK AVENUE
sixty feet In width the west line thereof to be at the
distance of two hundred and slxtyive feet from the
east line OF Broad street, and to extend northward
parallel with said Broad street. from Columbia avenue
to Hunting Park (Ncetown lape) are notified that
the Court of Quarter Sessions for the City and County
of Philadelphia have fixed
SATURDAY, June %, 1857,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Court Room Main Building
OF the State House. consider said plan and any OBJ
jectons against 1.-The same which may be made by any
FreehOdeT, and in the meanwhile the said plan may
be at the office of the Department of Surveys for
the City OF Philadelphia, No, 2l2 S. FIFTH Street. and
Duplicate thereof at the offices OF William Albert
son, Surveyor and Regulator of the Seventh Survey
District, Office No. 1000 Grard avenue; Isaac Shall
cross Surveyor and Regulator OF the Tenth Survey
District office, Ly ceum Building Frankford and
John IL. Levering, Surveyor and Regulator of the
Eight Survey District, office Main street Manayunk.
JAMES LYND,
solicitor of the City of Philadelphia.
Docket 5. page 1922 6l3l7lg3t
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l. AHD COUNIh OE PHILADEbPPAiiA: IIaAI ,P iaa,
The Auditor appointed the Court 10 audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF EMMA H EDWARDS,
ExeCutrix and Trustee under will of SARAH p
HOWARD deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance In the hands of the accountant, win meet
the parties interested tor the purposes of his appoint
ment. TUESDAY, 49, 1867, at llo clock A. M,
at his Office, No. 400 WALNUT street, in the City OF
Philadelphia. w. ID. BAKER,
67 fmw5t# Auditor.
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PY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, No. ITO CHES
- NUT Street. above Eleventh Street.
D SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, No. 1920
Ii. CHESNUT Street
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sale NOS. 2211 and 22la cree

Sale Nos. 22l1 and 22l3 Green street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BRUS-
Sells AND IMPERIAL CARPETS SUPERB OR
SCHOOL DESKS AND FURNITURE, ETC,
On Monday morning, VA.
AT 10 o'clock, by catalogue, the superior parlOr,
chamber and dinng-room furniture; Brussels and
Imperial carpets 43 Ulinger's patent school desks,
nearly new; blackboards maps; bookcases at.
ting; handsome wax fruit; kitchen furniture, ETC. 1t
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7 ECTURES.-A NEW COURSE OF Lee
/ ! lures is being delivered at the NEW YORK
N USEUM OF ANATOMY, embracing the subects;-
"How 10 Live and what TO Live for.-Youth,
Maturity, and Old Age.-Manhood generally Re
yiewed.-The Causes OF Indigestion, Flatuleace and
Nervous Diseases accounted fOr.-MarriAge philoso-
phically considered etc.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
iorU arded parties unable to attend, receipt OF
four stamps. by Tessing-"SECRErARY, NEW
YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE, No. 6lS
BROADWAY, NEW YORK" D 24tmW BINS
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AUCTION SALES.

PHILIP FoRD. Auctloneer.
M &C l. = l. l. A. N d d 9 D
lNL (Successors TO Philip Ford q Col,
AUCTIONEcRS. NO SOC MARKET street.
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G Q q o I 9 = =
All persons interested in the plan No. 46, Change of
the Line of
BALTIMORE AVENUE,
from Forty fourth to Fftyfourth street. notified
that the Court of Quarter Sessions for The City and
County OF Philadelphia have fixed
SATURDAY, June D. 1867,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court Room, Main Building
Of the State House, TO consider said plan and any OBJ
ections against the same, which may be made by any
Freebooter, and in the meanwhile the said plan may
be the office Of The Department OF Surveys
the City OF Philadelphia No. 22 S. FIFTH Street, aud
a duplicate thereof at the Office of James Miller, Sur
veyCr and Regulator OF the Twelfth survey District
No, 4U4O Mark ct street.
JAMES LYND,
Solicitor OF the City of Philadelphia.
(Docke ct 5, page l11.) 6lSl7l0St
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Q u r V e Y N 0 7 E.
All persons interested in Plan No. 25, bounded as
tOllOWs:-
Northeast by Germantown avenue,
Southwest by Wissanckon avenue,
Southeast by Aliens Lane,
Northwest by Mermaid avenue
notified that the Court of Quarter Sessions for
the City and County of Philadelphia have fixed
SATURDAY June %, 1867,
at 10 o'clock A. M, at the Court Room, main building
of the State House, to consider said pan and OBJ
jectons against The same which may be made by any
treeholdeT, and in the meanwhile the said plan may
be the office of the Department Of surveys for
the City of Philadelphia, No. 2l2 South FIFTH Street
and duplicate thereof at the Office of Jes Light
foot Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Survey Dis
trict Depot Building, GermantOwn,
JAMES LYND,
Solicitor Of the City of Philadelphia.
Docket 8 page ll5) 6 10 IL 10 sc
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TOHN b. MYERS q CO., AUCTtONEERa
- Nos, 2S2 and ga MARKET Street.