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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

Evansville & Gray vile Stage Line
EAVEs EVANSVILLE EVERY
FRIDAY at An. from the corner OF
f-0cuSt and Third streets.
Leaves GRANVILLE every WEDNL sDAY,
atG An fr ON the Grayville 5iouse.
Fare q for the through titp. and s. for
lac round trip. jy30 d3m
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OFFICEAH..

LETTERS RETAINING UNCLAIMED Iu fFr
Post-Ohco at Evansville, State of fuIIaua.
on the 2Jtl day Oh August. 1860.
Persons calling for envy of cheese Ietiafn
VIII please say Advertised" giving dale.
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Railroad Assessment

At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors ofsthe f. G. & P. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening,
August 18th, it was unanimously re-
solved that an assessment of eight
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent.
of which shall be payable Oh the 18th
of September next, and four per cent.
on the 10Th Of October, the same to
be used in making surveys Of the va
rious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
illinois, j AS Il. WELB0RN,
aug12stseptl5 Secretary
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$ Barrett's,' a scientific disoozerr.

%. Eminent New York and Phila-
delphla PHYSICIANS claim that Dubois
MissisquoI Powder actually cures
Cancer. 1t IS advertised in this issue
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e@ Z. C. BridwelI & Co, corner
of Mair and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf a. 81 AS@e
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CRoPs IN KENTUCKY.-From a gen.
tleman who has traversed the greater
portion of Ohio and Butler Counties,
Kentucky, We learn that the corn
crop will be almost an entire failure,
and the tobacco crop will be very
short. There has been no rain in
that region for six weeks.
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MEETING OF The SAL con KEEPERS
LAST NICHE

!. VAR 70 the knife and Knife to the
""i Hilf."
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FACETIoUs ADDREss.-Dr. Green
Mail Agent on the steamer Morning
Star, says that letter lately passed
through the post Office of that boat
bearing the following inscription
Mrs. Melissa Leavenworth, care Of
Elias Leayenworth, or any other
Leayenworth that lives in LeaYen-
worth. Crawford County, Indiana.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Mike Garvey
and GOda Adams CHS mistress) were
arralgned on the charge of stealing
about $50 from some man, mention Of
which was made a day or two ago.
The trial was set for Monday.
Geo. Hubbard and Matte Rr;doos
were arrested yesterday, on the charge
of being implicated in the robboIV,
above mentioned, and their trial was
also set for Monday. All the parties
were sent to the county jail.
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sTEAMROATs.
NOTICE.


On ard after MONDAY. -Ar1ersr Old.
1862, during the Iow-water season and until
~ theF noLlce, no half fare passes will be
ISG Sssdti by the Evansville aud Cairo
pl 800 IS So DUKE SICHELSON.
a9-0 a9t Agent.
FOR QWENsBORO, CANNELTON. LOU
A9NlLLE, AND CINCINNATI
The drst-class steamer
-alg53Esa OHARMER,
SdA-lalzzs ) ohn James, Jr., Master:
y. T. James. Clerk,
Leaves Tor Cincinnati and all way ports
SATURDAY, AUGUST sIsr,
at 10 o'clock AK.
or to DUKE Moi III SON -
aozO az Agent.
FOR OWENsBORO, CANNELTON. AND
LOUISVILLE.
The feet ami elegant passenger steamer
lee MORNING STAR,
- A. 4. Gilmore, Master,
Frank DougheTty, Clerk,
Leaves for Louisville and all way ports
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2IsT,
at 6 O'Clock P. n.
For freight or passage apply on board. or
W. q. BROWN & CO.,
at Agents.
FOR PApUCAH, JoHNsONvILLE, AND
EASTPORT.
The new, feet, and elegant steamer.
.as CLARA SCOTT.
rssssE Alien Duncan, Master,
FL ser Guy Nlnyard, clerks.
Cash Thomas, isiA''
Leaves as above on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2IsT, -,s4e
at o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or 70 DYKE NICHOLSON,
dlt Agent.
FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS, AND MEM
PHIS.
The Dean Lines splendid steamer
aasz MINNE0LA,
- ". B. Miller, Master;
VIM. Han, Clerk,
Leaves for Memphisand all way ports on
mONDAY, AUGUST Esd,
at u O'Clock II.
For freight or passage apply on board,
or 10 HUMPHREY, LEWIS & CO..
~ FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
The Express Lines magnificent steamer
ANNA,
- o. p. shinlzle, Master;
Leaves Tor st. Louis and al way ports on
o5 SUNDAY, AUGUST 2sD,
at4 O'Clock Pm. @
Eor freight or passags apply on board, or
10 HUMPaREY, LEWIS * CO.,
dit Agents.
no THE PUBLIC. Hasa
This will inform you that, TO supply tie
place which the new boat now building at
Pittsburg Will take ia the Evansville and
Cairo lrade cher days leaving Evansville
being every Tuesday and Friday, 4 VIII,
on FRIDAY, a U6UST. k0ITI, leave Evans
vile with boat suitable 70 the demands
new ste amer Is completed.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
/ aul6 div III. u. DEXTER.
]
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SERENADING.-The Colored Band
of this city were out serenading this
morning and passed the JOURNAL
office at two o'clock, playing as they
marched by,
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BASE BALL.-The regular practice
game of the old reliable Evansville
Club takes place this afternoon. The
Union Club played frst-rate game
yesterday. John Nurre and Harry
+Gwathmey were in command of the
factions, and the score at the close
stood 80 for Nurre and q for Gwath-
mey. Nine innings were played.
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GB Sixty mats Of fine Javagofee
for sale at l. 4. d. HEIMAE's.
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WANTED.

~ERL-A good girl to do general house
~ WORK in a small family; one who can
COOK. wash, and iron well. A German
girl preferred. Apply, with references, at
mis- ONCE, (au13 diff
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Apply Barrett's' directions on
wrapper. LTnE aE.ElIr.hI
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A Gnnd OnnnrinnIfr

Use " Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
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B9T Few who have ever tried the
American House, Boston, are tempt
ed to leave that pattern hotel for any
other. buete tassst4 7aa afa -raoa 800
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EVERYBODY to be closed up on Sunday,
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Barfest's.53ge thing of joy.
Procure the genuine "Barrett's."
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pa Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHES.
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r0R RENT.

@RY H00Ds sTORE---With counter ant,
So and shelvings. Apply az r - 4, AZ !"
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yz7SEE THREE-S TORY BRICK
building occupied by 1. q D. Hermann,
No 81 Main Street, Is for rent. Apply at
their store, Nos. so and 81 Main Street,
jy2 diff All city papers please copy.l
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depot. Terms reasonable. Inquire at II.
sTRAssER's Grocery. laul8 dim
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UsINEss ROUsE-A desirable
business house, located on Main Street.
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For Rant.

~sR0E sEGRE-W1th sheIvings and
- counter. Apply at "a Main street.
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UgE---A comfortable two STORY
nrie< dwelIing-house in sullivan
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S=dLOTRING STORE = With counter
IL and shelYings. Apply at "A Main
SfTeef [auI7 DIST
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Ana Sole Agents for the AIRDRIE and
SLIGO Mines OF Kentucky.
Being agents for the tOWbOats,. Robert
Fulton and Red Fox, we are prepared TO
do towing ut low figures.
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waErsE AND E.OT-On Eighth Street,
- between Gum and Mulberry. En-
Snfre II the Journal Office of THOM As j.
HSOVES. jy22 diff
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wERR aA E.E-SECOND. HAND COTTON
MACHI cry Cards, Drawing
Frames. Coarse and Fine Speeders, Dead
Spindle ThrosIles, TaTcers. DresSers. &c.
F0r description and prices Of these ma
chimes address CT BATTLES.
Agent fremont Minis,
feI0 d6m cod Lowell -
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On ard after MONDAY, AUGUST ODD.
tfoo5' during the loW-water season and until
lLner notice, no half fare passes will be
.Soosnlzed by the Evansville anu Cairo
1913 a,laa IS. DUKE SICHELSON.
aheb uoL A
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wOUSE- On Fourth Street. between
-. Main and Sycamore, a double three
story brick with two good store-rooms.
VIII be rented separ ately or together.
Good accom- modatiols for two separate
families For further rarticulars apply to
slt.naf tunI5 diff
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~ ia Ha y ID
IN ArmDktcnd kt A
Adams j w
Andrew John
Arnold George
Albert Henry
Atkins John
ND HO WN "a j
ED Bullen VIM
Buker George "
Batuas capt ThOB
Begley Geo II
Bradeu 81 W
Bell Henry
Baker az w
Brown ~ j
BiRley George l
Beechcr Ben R-2
Bishop Robinson
Bowers Ford
HalCher II 8
Benton H
Butter Hemry
Brittou w ~
Bell Joseph "a
Bowling Mad lcOpdl
GfARTER Arthur
~ (TuuUnUwH
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STORE - With counteE and shelving;
suif9ble for grocery store or drug bus1.
ness. 4 pply at "a Main Street.. laul7 DIST
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

a. REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS
EaA Sale.-On Tuesday, April IL, 1863, at IL
hOon, will be sold at public sale at the Ph1la-
delphia Exchange, the following described pro-
No. Lot. southwest corner of Nineteenth
and Columbia avenue. All that lot of ground.
situate on the southwest corner OF Colum ola
avenue and Nineteeth street, twentieth ward;
containing in front on Columbia avenue 6S feet,
and extending in depth along Nineteenth
street 83 feet TO feet wide alley, with the
privilege thereof. Subject to yearly ground
rent OF $685.
No,2-Building Lot, Frankford road, south
west of Cumberland street. All that lot OF
ground, situate on the northwest side of Frank
ford road, Nineteenth ward, 2S feet S2s inches
southwesterly from the southwesterly line OF
Cum mberland street; containing In front on
Frankford road 10 feet, and extending in depth
ipches more or less, to an angle, and on the
southwesterly line thereof 35 teet 34 inches,
more or less, to an angle; thence stlll lurther
northwesterly, at right angles with Holman
thereof 30 feet . inches more or less, to Hol
man street, and on the southwesterly line
thereof 35 feet 81 inches, more or less, To Ho-
man Sweet on which said lot contains 'front.'
age of 10 feet. Clear Of all incumbrance.
No. 3-Two story brick Cottage, NO. IVA
North twelfth street, above Columbia avenue,
with q brick dwelling in the rear on FaWn
street. All that lot of ground, with the build
ings and improvements thereon erected situate
on the west side of Twelfth street, No. liza, at
north side of Columbia avenue, Twentieth
ward, city of Philedelphia; containing IN front
on Twelfth street l6 feet, and extending IN
depth westward of that width between lines
parallel with Columbia avenue ll6 feet to EaWn
street. Subject to yearly ground rent OF S60
pay able January and July.
F"' M THOMAS 81 SONS, AuctiOneers,
3H43lO Nos. l39 and l4l South Fourth at.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

rTNRUSTEE'S REREMPrORY SALE.-
i Thomas q sons. Auctioneers Il .nds and
Claims, Colorado. Pursuant to decree OO-
lained in the Supreme COURT for the Eastern
District OF Pennsylvania, In equity against Toe
sold at public So le without reserve on Tuesday.
April 6. 1862 II O'CLOCK, noon at the PniladeI-
pn1a Exchange. the folio wing claims and pre-
misses OF the said company. in Montgomery Con
solidated Mining District, in the county of Park
and Territory OF Colorado to witt
claims. granted by George H. Fryer to the
Pioneer Mining Company of olorado. by deed
of April g. 1864, recorded in said county OF
Park, in book c., page 1922 etc.
Also, the discovery claim on the Parsonage
claim on said lode. conveyed TO the company
by Charles Yond, by deed of June g. 1885, re-
corded in said Park county, In book y, page
COS etc.
Also, Gil those certain lots or lode mining
claims, No. and 3, north OF the Parsonage
j. H. Myers and wife, of date April II, 1865 and
recorded in Park county, in book q, page
Also, the north half of the discovery claim,
No. l, northeast from the discovery claim on
bv James p. Hunter. by deed of May 22.
1866, recorded in said county, in book 9. page
Coz. etc.
gold-bearipg quartz lode, designated by the
name of the Andes Lode, situate In the said
mining district the discovery claim OF said
lode being described as sfollows-Commencing
az stake on the south~ est corner OF block No.
"a, of the town OF Montgomery City. and rum
ming thence north 82Ao, west As 100 feet to the
discovery sake; satd claim extending from the
discovery stake 300 ieet southerly. and 100 feet
conveyed 10 the Company by the Montgomery
Mining Stock Company. by deed of October 81 /,
lSS. and all the improvements furnaces, hx-
| lures, pgines and machinery and buildings
erected thereon. and appurtenant to the pre-
mises above described.
| The terms of sale will be as folows:--S500 In
cash when the bid is accepted and the balance
| OF the purchase money to be paid in cash on
| delivery of the deed to the purchaser.
| CHARLES ID. REED, Trustee.
| NJ THOMAS SONS. AuctiOneers,
| 3l32743 Nos. 139 and l4l s. FOURTH st.
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DIED..

ARNOLD Departed this life, Mrs. MARY wy
LIE, at Poughkeepsie. N. Y. on the lth instant,
daughter OF the late Captain Thomas Arnold, OF this
port Tong and favorably known one of the best OF
tne hsst anos Captains tCantonJ out OF this port
BRODHEAD.-On the 25th instant ALICE d.,
BRODHEAD, aged years and months.
Inc relatives and friends of family respect
fuly invited 70 attend the funeral, the residence
81 her parents. M 1897 Marshall street. Sunday,
the 28th Instant, at o'clock p M.
HANsELL-on the 27th instant. WILLIAM T..
NJ Red IA months.
The relatives OF the fsmily are invited to attend
his funeral, on Tuesday afternoon at nnlonk from
the residence OF Mrs, II. Jamison, De Kalb street,
NOrristown. Ht
MANNICES.--On the 25th inatAnt, JAMES MAN
NICFS, in the 6Sth year of his age,
The relatives and frlendA respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from the residence OF his John
Mannices Sidmouth street, below Washington ave-
nue. on Sunday afternoon at2 o'clock.
MARSHALL.-On the 26th instant, JOSEPH MAR
SHALL. in the 18th year OF his age,
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence NO 8 Pue
street. on Monday the 10Th instant, at O'CLOCK =, -
SMlTH,-Buddeny, on the Attn instant, JOSEPH
W. SMITH. In the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends, also CHOSEN Friends
Lodge, No g. K OF P and all other societies of which
he member, are respectfully Invited 20 attend
the funeral, from the Hall Sixth and GlrArd avenue,
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Mt.
Peace Cemetery.
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A Ass1GNEE's SALE. = ESTATE OF

<A ASSIGNEE'S SALE. - ESTATE OF
EiW John y. Cotton, Bankrupt.-By order of
United states District Court Eastern District,
Pennsylvania, in Bankruptcy. - Thomas C
Sons, Auction oneers-Valuable Lots, Twenty
fiflh ward. On Tuesday, April o, 1859, will be
sold at public sale, at ~ O'Clock, noon, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described
lots of ground, viz
No. l-AH that lot, marked No. SO, on the
plan or property of the Allegheny Avenue
Wharf and Land Company, situate on the
SOUTH east side OF Richmond street, In the
Twenty.filth ward of the city of Philadel phia,
at the distance OF l0l feet 21s inches southwest
from the southwest side of Allegheny avenue;
In 'front.' Is feet, and in depth 100 feet TO an
alley.
No. 2-AI that lot, marked No. A. on above
plsn sllu uate on The southeast side OF Rich
mond street, IN the said ward at the distance of
54 feet southwest IRON the southwest side OF
Saxon street: being in front is feet, and In
depth lC4 feet.
No. 3-All that lot marked No. 80. on satd
plan, situate on the southeast side OF said
Richmond street, in said ward. at the distance
of2l feet 21s inches southwest from the SOUTH
west side OF Allegheny avenue; In front on said
Richmond street 20 feet, and in depth 100 feet.
No, 4-All that lot, marked No. 100, on said
plan situate on the northeast side of Saxon
street, Ia said ward, at the distance of l53 feet
inches southeast from the southeast aide
of Richmond street; in front IA feet, and In
TO be sold subject to all Membranes. Plan.
searches, etc. can be seen on inquiry at the
Auction Store. w. $, PRICE Assignee
3l52743 Nos. l39 and l4l S. FOURTH 81.
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a. REAL EsTATE.-THOMAS & SONS
EIi Sale. - On Tuesday April q, 1863. az IL
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described
properties, viz = r ann
wear All that we'll, secured ground rent of
SiSS year. Issuing out of all that lot OF ground,
on which is a modern three'story pricK dweiI-
street and Columbia avenue containing In
rront on Franklin street 20 feet, and extending
No. 5'-Weli- secured Ground Rent of...t84 5Ola
wear Ali that wellsecured ground rent OF
Ss1,5O isauing out OF all that lot OF ground
situate at No. 1880 N. Seventh street (on which
is erected three story brick dwelling), is feet
inches front 0neiuding half OF 2l& feet wide
M. THOMAS q SONS, Auctioneera.
ST AZ Nos, lS9 and l4l s. FOURTH Street.
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an EXECUTORS PEREMPTORY SALE
Esl THOMAS IL SONS, AucJioneers.-On Tues
day April 6. 1869, at l2 O'Clock, noon. VIII be
sold at public sale, without reserve at the
Poiladelphis Exchange. the following de-
SC, ibed properties, viz.:-
No. l.-Lot, Fifteenth street, north OF We
of groupo situate ON the west side of Fifteenth
street, 100 feet north of Venango street. Twenty
first ward; containing in front on Fifteenth
street % feet, and extending in depth l72 feet 10
inches to Msther street.
No. 2-Brick dwelling, No. S03 Bohemia
place, north of Catharine and east Of Fourth
streets. All that three-story brick front dwell.
Ing and lot of ground, situate on the north side
OF Bohemia place, east of Fourth street, No.
3O3; containing in font on Bohemia place l6
feet, and extending in depth 6l feet 10 inches.
subject to a yearly ground rent OF Sl4 40. Sale
absolute. BY order of Executor.
M. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
3N43 No. l39 and l4l S. FOURTH st.
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xeN REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS
l Sale.--Three-stoTy brick dwelling No. l706
BAIL or street. Ninth ward. GA Tuesday, April
49, 1869. at IL o'clock, noon, will be sold at pub
lie sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
tb at three story brick dwelling house and lot
of ground, south side of Barker street, No l706
west of Seventeenth street, between Chestnut
an d Market strees), Ninth ward; containing in
front on Barker street l6 feet, and in depth 70
feet to q 3.teet wide alley, which communicates
with another 3-feet wide ahey leading into st.
Joseph street, with the privilege OF said alleys.
Subject to yearly ground rent OF $50. Posses
sion February %, 1870.
2H43IO Nos. l39 and l4l 8. FOURTH Street.
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sssA PUBLIC SALE = THOMAS q SONS,
STS AuctiOneers.- truck farm of 3L acres
EaKaravile between Absecom and Sommars
Point. Altar SIC county, New Jersey. On Tues
day, April 2Gth. 1863. at u o'cloSk noon VIII be
eSanee. all that small truck farm of 31z acres,
more or less, situate at Bakersville, between
Absecom and Sommers' point. Atlantic county,
New Jersey two story frame house, frame barn
and stable, with accommodations for two
horses and three COWS milk house, pump OF
excellent water. etc. Immediate possession
M. THOMAS d SONS. Auctioneers.
SI4IVH N9s g9 and ~ h. EoVEgH ~.
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SPRISG SALE
OF
~ non GENnTEMEN AGD IN

SPRING SALE
v,su CLOTHING ToR GENTLEMEN AND BoTs'
An Entirely New Stock!
a., 1ar the largest aud most varied,
ny ~ - a most elegantly made up
In new and stylish noues, al, .. 10, ,oad
." We'll sewed and handsomely t'lmn neu
Grave and Gay, 10 sult all tastes,
Boys of six or men OF sixty.
ooala of Prices cheap CHEAPEh, CHhAPAbr'
oo@'o ~ WANAMAKER BROWN .,. =
u.ya now opened after months OF prePattsItiSu "a
sLoen sLoassea eyen their former enorts.
euTr uTrbis they v III DISPOSE OF by ac
Ihis '"'' IIyELY AND QUICK BALE
. ,..,xa ,u N on they have put the
Ao"e' on every article IN store
- ooue ana see for yourself. 49,, ..L
ADVICE ssscnre "hrst pick" out OF tns
REGISTER your orders early IN the OuS''ii
pepS.nwife your wife to examine our Boys
D, Ci0rS wonr Shirts Cravats, etc, In our en-
o"' aged GenIs, Furnishing DspAr'"sn' ss
OAK HALL BUILDIhes,
..awar (,forHING HOUSE IN fAl!.AD fD srs ST. nA~'
LAkSASh q NJ noR SIXTH AND MAhkkE naa.
o. NJ yTvTsNpIHe en- SIXTH SThEnT
FaoM MARKET 70 4IAVki
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RAEL ESTATE ATT AUCTION.

EA ORPHANS, COURT SALE-ESTATE OF
LEY James O. Umberger, deceased.-Thomss las
a. Sons, AuctiOneers s-Pursuant to an order
OF The Orphans Court for the city and county
Tuesday. April 20, 1869. at IL O'Clock, noon, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, the following de-
scribed property late OF James U. umoerger'
deceased, viz:- -
of Eighth and oxford streets, Twentieth ward
232 feet 'front.' All that lot of ground, situate In
the Twentieth ward, city of Philadelphia, be-
ginning at the northwest corner OF Oxford and
along the west side of Eighth street 232 feet;
thence at right angles with Eighth street by
ground OF Joseph M Bennett westward 100 feet
TO the eastern side OF 28 feet wide street, called
Darien street; thence southwark along the east
side of Darien street 232 feet to the north side
of Oxford street; and thence eastward along the
north side of oxford street 100 feet TO the north
west corner of Eighth and Oxford streets, the
No. Largo and valuable lot. Ninth street.
north of Oxford street. ll2lI feet front. All
thai lot Of ground, situate In the Twentieth
ward, city of philadelphia, beginning at point
on the east side of Ninth street, at the distance
of 10 feet inches northward from the north
side of Oxford street; thence extending north
ward along the east side of Ninth street / IL feet
& inches to the southern boundary of land of
Joseph M. Bennett; thence on a line at right
angles TO Ninth street. along the southern
boundary, east 100 feet 2M inches to the west
side OF 2S-feet wide street called Darieu street,
thence southward along the west side of Darien
street liz feet inches to the line OF land granted
to Charles Hahn, and thence westward at right
eastsde of Ninth street, and place OF Begin
ming.
BY the Court,
JOSEPH MEGARY Clerk o. @.
JOSEPH III BENNETT, Trustee.
M. THOMAS IL SONS, Auctioneers,
3H4l0l7 Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH st.