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The ladies Of the Church of Divine Paternity,
corner flfthave and Forty fthst have formed nm
socaton 10 purchase lots and erect as Institution 10
be known as "The Chapn Home for the aged and In.
hrm" The following the officers Of the associations.
PRESIDENT, Mrs t. II. Chaplin: Nlce-Presldents. g..
Holman, NJ A. WALL H. j. Messenger Treasurer, d. d. t.
Marsha Secretary. T.. Sites Committee upon Finance.
Mrs. Geo. Hoffman,, J. A. JamisOn ID. ID. i. Marshall.
NJ. A. WALL J.. sutes j. Gall.
A dinner to the Hon. Carl SchurZ, u. s.
senator elect from Missouri will be given ut Demoncos
next saturday evening, by the German members OF the
Grant ana ColfaN Club OF last Fall. Mr. sigismund
Kaufman VIII preside and DR.. Schuez, Gen. hgel aud
numerous other influential citizens arc expected 10 be
present Gen Scburz Is believed 10 be the first native
born German ever elected to the United States Senate
Among the strangers in the city arc GOV.
burnside ~ Rhode Island, Gov Fletcher OF Missouri the
Hon d. Mccarthy, NJ c. Syracuse. George Peabody Rus
sell hteID Mass l.. &. Bailey OF Tie Boston H6rdd, j.
NJ Ghdden Ol lOston, Col q. T. Bissell Hartford ana
The Rev. W. T. Tucker. California at the Fifth ANcnnc
Hotels The Hon Mr. Rose " Montreal, at the Clarendon
Hotel; GOV PaSe OF Vermont, the Hon. H. A. Nelson of
I0uRhkcepsc. the Hon. Amas:l j. Parker, Albany, the
Hon H. Learned OF Connecticut, aud Col j. w Cameron
OF North Cal0iGa, ut tie ST. Nicholas; Gen. j. T. Ayc
minnesota, al tho Metropolitan Hotel Gen. {. ". Wads
worth, GeneseO, at the Albemarc Hotel.
Whiic Daniel Crane, IN IRISH laborer, aged
years was ~ work last evening IN the brewery No. Gj
WasiAhgtOn-st'' HE apron caught on revolving non
hbh ana ne "ah thrown against The ceiling With huch
IoIee Rs ~ cause LIS instant death.
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a., 70 e,,h poetnoyt j. l. white Providence.
M j. Chadwick Providence DanieI Insdon
Dam"s, r.'"b ai.IIsad Ma g. WonsoB. Newport
1eo. hun" p so Ira Bliss, Newport
hJtssnEEseI. yuaot BENZ Strong Providence.
~. v, r' X.n S,ofrS G. 4 Moody, Roekland
Herald. Fall RIVER 1us"AA'
BELOW. s t..., B.. pa.
Brig Scio, Of Barbados. a..l
s,, v, .r Iiv.,ooo via Halifax; Virgo for Savannah
ch.,is.tonf for CbaIlsstop, Alhemsre Norfolk. &c
.-U ~ y DOMESTIC PORTS. 49,
p0,,px.. MoSRoK Feb 2Pssed oct ship Southern Rghs nom
"a n,Tos FEB 2a-Arved, steamship Champion rom new
YORK, yacht Baneita Key Vest schfs u y nsyp
Golden Civ Norfolk, Mogsp. Baracoa sa,eo scns pSynee
Norwe Hole; Gere Lewis Baltimore, frahAn unaS
I wospos-Arrived Feb. o. schr Sea Bird from Fa Ryer
.eb, L. N d. Feeney Block Island Sailed FEB a. schir = II
Bosien s. W. Blake WIN II. Bowen. NJ Bayhs j. W. Ponoer
,loops Oregon and Hawes all for New YORK l. A..
sayASssH Peh 23Anived ship Fannie from Baltimore In as
from Nassau and Mary Sims from New steamship WyoninG
from philadelphia Cleared steamship Leo r Newfok schr Lucy
Holmes for Doboy brig Charles Miller for PhladephA t
E'T FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvax Pe 2The steamship Bavaria rom hamosrs VIA s0n,h
pton to-day her war 70 NeHOfeaM Inc Ao
ery also arrived from Baltimore a.tH
DISASTERS.
seh Olive Branch Darling from smithtows Win timber tof New"
York RIM ashore on the dfon Hell Gate and full OF water
SPOKEN. -,
Brig Romance from Nayasa Baltimore Oh niga feo lie "eua
put i1o nsgua for
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FROM LlvERrooI-ln steamship Virginia, Fsh 2l-Mr Jane
Shoeshtt, Niu. HAYWOOD
FROM sANAENAll-in steamship Montgonery. Feb. R-Capi
Mckenzie Nichols Mr. Gale. Mr. Johastu Mrs Wilson
rh Sis. R,rtrtt ~ Hall A. lur Miss Julia Rohuon
Mics Elizabeth OBen Mi,s Helm shaw Prank HeencJ T. Richards
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
Seaushp Virginia Fob,s LN .rraol Feb D. Wds" and pass
steamship Manhattan WJolhul Charleston udsr. aud
ft-4n,hp Montgomery. Lyon, Savannah. nit and pise
HaEk Sea Eagle. Go,r. EcSDeths wa hey rst. mise.
Bsik Tresa Cad Mifac.ho Jan ~ sui the liar lrb mdse
Schr. White S's "a, l.r. Portland days. hmhrr.
hcbL NJ. ~ Hahguy. hahonT. Ni,hlt., !! dp a, lumber
SchL Advance, EnLu.on Mlibrllge. T. days, lumber
hebr fsfelt Quern. Ilrpr. br,.si, glolaer.
sCua,Ngts-hgTr ASD 'ussrws.Y.
Ja. Jafuri N,S.l.alsR ". =, DsH ihirn. Providence.
Justice Aca nof.. ,shufi Sra.iiatrn.
Hester por'cir.rr Lite Dsyhl. See Haven.
LaHystne. N.Ic'.m. Sparkling Sr., Nrs-Iiasrn.
J. % .ispccj N,y.laIion. tar, Post, int Jcltss0a
Isaac Amicnah Sea Haven T. 1. Adam, bt.tlu.
Gen. Grant. FAN River kcduir hlu.,L
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lAnnouncsnenu

FROM TRUSTWORTHY DATA it has been esti-
mated that les, oneurh Of all born 10 the United states
birth lang, tubercuous condition. and consequence
pdposed 10 Pulmonary CopAut yet Is equally well estabshed
predpositon need end In Consumption, Asthma any
other lung disease wAehness be Observed aud all
g promptly treated they arise just such Dr. d.
exercises Its beneficial effects and has
dued largest portion Of It's Beside promptly removing
Cough, and Cold, Which, when @ 10 themselves the most common
Of ubereuou development the BrPECToRAsT , nfAm
nation which may exist aud by promoting sIpsoon crn'e'
the ub Of the substances which clog them up and which rapidly de-
s.ro, when suffered to remain Sold by all Druggists.
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Courtesy to Strangers is u marked feature in
The scni the ouE Boston, In The excellence Of
It's appointments IL oqnsled by few hsss the county.
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THE WEATHER
ssw DIRK, Hour. Tier. Bar Wind a. ~ 40 10 "a W
F.b $50 2g47 n. +, fen 81 n 9os1 w
IL f0o z9L y; If 800 297O w.N.W.
44o 2925 w. nist ar a drr.
-Mong-oyecsst TO a enet YER, cloudy and hay
yery windy from AIS sunset oggy nom I've
CON 9 SO 10 $50 rainy Rain depth from ~ M 70 '''' %
E,enng-yery windy 10 10 variable TO II ,sr ~ the first
CIRCULATION ALPHA LEosG-Ths on sGsr O'clock on
ne morning March and emerge from behind me u ~ ,.s
after o'clock phenomenon viii take place e of =. lsrse
before March full moon II will be the lass o0su =
star during the entire year. p. -. n
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PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

SUNDAY-SCHOoL BooKs.-BROUGUTON a. Wy
NAE Ne - Bible House keep the largest I'D best
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ELECTRICITY applied for the cure of acC.6
shd by Dr. OnAnBEELS No. West FoutesphL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24

BRoKAw BROTHERS, Great Clothing Empo.
Gents aud Boys Wholesale aud retail opposite Cooper Institute
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Total Assets. January 1, 1869. ....si6,is39:7 Oi
ADiveud Of R,m Premiums Of fy @ per cent has been de-
ON the Life Policies nrd prior January t sppahr 10
premiums ordinary Endowment Policies Of the sane
O Foricg Endowne1is, Thirty
tire. aud oue-hrl JJll per cent. -,
the payment Of the Twenty second
Diyend members entitled to The
their pmums durg 1905 thoee holding
be- allow the same cash Ia payment of Pnum AID where there
a loan Lr 80 be credited tkrTcOn
LEWIS &. GROVER, PRESIDENT.
EDWARD A. STRONG. Secretary BENZ g. MILLER, Treasurer.
SAMUEL II. LLOYD,
Agent Eastern District ~ Ntwiofk,
No ~ BrnadSuy. New. York.
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STATEMENT, JANUARY ], 1862
Balance statement January SldtS6I
Received for Premiums during the year
Received for Interest during the tA. yOJ.y0I %
Received for Annuity Bond, during thsycar
Ipba
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HOME NEWS.

THE WEATHER
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The Alaska se-COntradictiOn by
MIR. Painter.
vhe Contested Election Case.

Testimony in the above case was resumed
yesterday before the examiners, Messrs. Messick
and Butlers:-
John Dunlap, No, 1910 North Second street,
testified TO having voted at this election the Re-
publican ticket as also did Charles Richardson,
No. 1928 North Second street; George Branson
No. 1880 North Second street; Thomas Bran
son, same residence; Alfred g. Foster, back of
No. 1928 North Second street; Christopher
Mayer, No. 1882 North Second street; Henry
Steik. No. 1884 North Second street Joseph
Moseiy, No. l549 Germantown avenue; j. r.
Dettry No. 1881 American street; Thomas Lynd, ,
No. 1903 North Fourth street; Robert Oartledge,
No. 1903 North Fourth street; Thomas H.
Spence, No. 1912 North Second street (scratched
Hancock's name); John Radford. No. 1903
North Fourth street; William Radford as
sessed at same residence, is witness
brother, but has moved away; was not
voter there; William Brandford was
the name on the list of voters; Thomas
H. Simpson, No. 1916 North Second streets
Henry Neaville, No. 220 Oxford street; George
Schneidt, No. 1851 Germantown avenue lgot his
ticket at the factory where he worked); Richard
Breward, No. 1880 Bodine street; Edward
Kessler, No. 1905 Phillips street; John Esdale,
No. 1880 Phillips street: Thomas Cochran, No.
1888 Philips street; Charles Mcpherson, No.
l617 Philips street assessed at No. 1917 Phillips
street,; Thomas Benkert, No, 1861 Germantown
road; Edward Caves, No. 1914 Phillips street;
Joseph Farrow, No. 1913 Bodine street; Thomas
McQuistoD, No. 1886 Bodine street; William
Cox, No. 1915 Phillips street; James McFarloW,
No. 1916 Phillips street assessed James
Fowler; John w. Sells, back of No. 1927
Phillips street; John Shiers, No. 1851 German
town road; George Mouseley, No. 1854 German
read; Isaac Hargeaves, No. 1914 North Second
street; John Broadhurst, No. 1890 North Second
street; John Fisher, No. 1880 Bodine street;
William A. Brous, No. 1924 North Second street.
James Armstrong recalled-Knew John
Thompson, and gave him a Republican ticket;
saw him go up to the window, but did not see
hlm vote 1t John Thompson was assessed at
No. 1918 n. Second street, and was on the list
Republican ticket but did not see him vote Che
was assessed at No. 25l Jefferson street. and was
| on the list of voters).
The examiners we're ther desired TO reoues;
the production of the boxes of the Seventh
division of the Third ward.
Adjourned until Monday next.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Vienna Mission.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 5.-The President has
nominated a son OF Minister Watt to be Secre-
tary of Legation at Vienna.
The Case of Florence ScannelI,
the recusant New York witness, was up in the
House to day. During the discussion Judge
Kelley stated that Scanuell had come over to
Philadelphia and helped the Democrats to carry
the election.
would not allow such an insiDuatlon to be cast
upon his constituent. Brooks said that Scannell
was unable to pay the costs Of arrest.
Mr.. Kelley replied that probably Scaunell
could raise money by mortgaging his trottiug
horse here, which it was understood he owned.
Mr.. Brooks offered resolution to have
Scannell discharged without the payment of
cost. The debate was quite spirited, Mr..
Brooks pleading the poverty OF his humble con
stituent, and the other members stating that
Scannell wore a diamond, and was member of
the New York Councils, all of whose members
were rich. Mr.. Brooks resolution was laid on
the table.
Scanpell is comfortably quartered at one of
the hotels here, and is endeavoring to make a
martyr OF himself in order to commend himself
to the New York Democracy.
The Alaska Purchase Contradiction by
MIR. Painter.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The statement Of your
correspondent as to the testimony of MI Walker
and Mr.. Frederick p Stanton, AID my action
that had never spoken to him on any subject
in my lite. and MIR. Frederick p. Stanton's ale
cation that had applied to him for money for
myself or any one else is contradicted point
blank by me, under OATH and by his cross
examination. He admitted that he (Frederck
p. Stanton) had always denied ever having any
connection with the matter until it came out on
the investigation. l never saw or heard of
Martin, except through newspaper statements,
and have never heard any one but your cor.
respondent, who has a personal quarrel with
me, allege that j had. Neither Walker nor
Stan on has so testified. U. H PAINTER.
N. Y. EUentng Post, yesterday.
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Foreign Affairs.

HAVANA Feb. 4.-Arrived steamship Eagle,
from New YORK January %. The sugar market
is animated. Provisions quiet. Other articles
fat and nominal.
The DidrtO has long editorial article to day
attempting TO prove that the revolutionary
General Arrange was assaseinated by order OF
General Quesada.
Late advices from ST. Domingo state that the
town OF Seybo, IN the Province of the East has
pronounced against Baez, and is in open rebel
lion.
A vessel just arrived from st. Thomas reports
that the project tor annexation to the United
States is watched with great deal of interest.
Late Venezuela papers say the vomito is still
prevalent at Caracas. The Italian Charge
d'Ahaires has died OF II.
Many Of the people prefer Rupert Monagas
for President.
HAvANA, Feb. "a steamer from Vera Cruz
arrived yesterday. She brings the following
news from the City OF Mexico;-A difficulty
occurred In the Mexican Congress on the 18th
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MEMORANDA.
sDlp 1SRno Home. LtswelI, from 0rimsoy for Phi
!aoebhia' at'SL Georges, Bermuda 30th uit., ready
Ship El Dorado. Thompson, for Philadelphia. sailed
via SRvRppsh.
Steamship Prometheus,i Gray for Philadelphia
sailed Iom Charlestun yesterday.
BaIqpe Amle, Morrison, hence, remained at ShRng.
Ba1que Clara, Mcconnell. at Havana s1th uit. for
Csbarien, TO load for Philadelphia, New York, or
Baltimore
BaIque Providence, Coalneet, hence at London 22i
nit. Dec. H. lat az NJ, long. 60 W. fell In with schr
Industry. SpoDRgle OF and Tor Halifax from La Have,
took of the crew, master and passenger in all
seven persons, aDd landed them in London.
BRTque Eleanor WllamB from LIVERPOOL 7th Nov,
was spoken 29th ult In lat &c 02 long. "a 03.
Brig Mary Grace. Morrison at 81. Johns y. r., 10th
ult., for De aware Break water.
Brlg Caroline E Kelly, Carman. from Mstanzas for
Philadelphia at st Johns, r r. 20th MT, condemned
Brig Alice, simpson. cleared at Havana 27th nit,
for Delaware BreakwAter.
Brig Abby Watson Allen. for Philadelphia clear ed
at Wilmington N. o. Sd Inst, with l772SI &C. lumber,
schr II. Furber, for Philadelphia, saileu from
Charleston,
scbr Mary Mllnes, Crowell, cleared at Portland 4lh
inst. FOR SRRua
SchT HiawathR, Lee, from Providence for BaltI.
more. sailed from Newport I'd inst
6chr Sarah BTuen, Jeries for Philadelphia cleared
at Wilmington, n G., ID Inst, with sol bol5. rosn
ard leo 600 shingles.
sal ed from Richmond Sd Inst.
scbr Mary f. Van Cleai. McCobb. cleared 81 George
town, &. O.. 2Sth ult., reported for philadelphia.
Steamer Fulton, at Fortress Monroe yesterday
from Washington, reported for Philadelphia.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The city Amusemeusa.

AT THE WALNUT the drama OF After Dark
VIII De represented for the last time this
evening.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams
Will commence az engagement.
AT THE ARCH Shakespeares comedy OF
IUeDth Night will be performed for the last
time this evening.
On Monday Edmund Yates new comedy OF
Tune Cats will be produced.
AT THE CHEsNUT the GaltoD troupe will
appear this evening in Onenbach's operetta OF
Marriage by Lanterns and the comedietta OF
The StVtss Collage
The operetta of "e0" is ann ounced for Monday.
AT THE AMERICAN attractive variety enter
tainments will be given this afternoon and
evening.
MADISON OBREY will give musical enter
tainment at the Assembly Building this eve
ming, Introducing a number ofhumorous songs
and performing on a variety of Instruments.
THE SENT2- HASsBER ORCHESTRA Will per-
form at Musical Fund Hail this afternoon.
MR., JAMES f. MURDOCH Will read at the Aoa-
denny of Music on Monday evening, in aid OF
the building fund Of the Mercantile Library
Tickets can be procured at Trumpler's, No. OK
Chesnut street.
Hall will be given on next Thursday evening
Subject, "Mrs. 9rundy." Tickets can be OBJ
tanned at Gould's, No. 923 Chestnut street.
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ult., caused by Misunderstanding Of pariia-
mentary rules. The Speaker left the char aud
retired from the chamber He was Joined by
seventeen members, and the House was left
without a quorum, The affair was subsequently,
arranged, and the seeding members returned
next day to their seats. ..
Senor Altmiranti has written q letter affecting
important American interests in reply TO some
statements made by eX.Mnister Campbell. The
letter hae fallen into the hands OF an American
citizen, and will be forwarded TO New York.
Dew YORK, Feb. "a special from the CITY of
Mexico February j, via Havana, says the con-
spirator BeniteZ has been shot. conducta OF
$4,000, 600 has lett the city for Vera Cruz. Por-
hrio DiaZ has been elected Governor of the Slate
of Michoacan. Twenty rebels have been cap.
tured in Tamaulipas and shot.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-lhe preparations for the
meeting of Parliament are nearly complete. In
the House, MIR, Henry f. Cowper will move, aud
Mr.. Munaella will second, the address to the
Queen. Lord Clarendon's health is much inn
paired and 1t is expected he will soon be obliged
10 retire from the Foreign Office.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-The powers participating in
the Paris Con erence have granted brief space
of time for Greece to decide on their proposals.
King George has returned to Athens, and is
engaged in forming new Cabinet. He finds
great difficulty in completing the Ministry,
owing to the hostility of the Greeks to the
Conference; but it Is announced that Zaimis has
consented 10 act as Premier and Deliyanni as
Minister of Foreign Affairs, both OF whom are
favorable to the Conference, and that the other
seats III the Cabinet have also been filed with
Ministers who will consent to sign the protocol.
LONDON, Feb. GA large meeting was held in
this city lsst night in favor of granting amnesty
to the Fenian prisoners.
MADRID, Feb. 5-Espartero has refused to
accept "a seat in the Cortes, 10 which he was
recently elected.
France has increased 9,900000f. in the last
week.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1861.
The revenue receipts yesterday aggregated
$344, ,000.
No mail steamer leaves New York to-day
for Europe.
-Alady was robbed OF $40. 900 in the passenger
cars of Baltimore yesterday.
General Moorhead, of Pennsylvania, is in
favor of Ex-Governor Andrew G. Cartin for a
position in General Grants Cabinet.
General Grant yesterday visited Appleton's
book establishment in New York, and in the
evening dined with the Hon. Hamilton Fish.
The barque America, supposed to have some
Of the passengers of the Hlbernia, was at
anchor outside the bar, New York harbor, last
evening.
Governor Palmer has vetoed the bill regu.
lating the fares in the railroads in the State OF
Illinois.
The Hiawatha House, at McKeesport City,
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, S25, 900;
The receipts from customs at this port from
the 23d to the 3Oth ult., inclusive, aggregated
$l34, ,3l8.
The lower branch of the Georgia Legislature
refuses to reconsider the resolution referring
negro eligibility to the Supreme Court.
= Fires occurred at Valparaiso December 81,
causing a loss of several hundred thousand
dollars. A number OF persons perished in the
flames.
President Johnson yesterday saw Mrs.
Stoyer and family off for Tennessee. Mrs John
son was unable TO accompany her daughter, on
WSprlng Hili College, near Mobile, was burned
on Thursday night, the students barely escaping
with their lives. Loss upwards OF SlOO,OOO;
insurance, $35, 600.
. IN the Capitol OF Tennessee, between Comptroller
Blackburn and Representative Brown. Tne
latter received q severe dru6oing
"A passenger train on the Bloomsbury and
Lackawanna Railroad ran oil the track az beac1
Haven yesterday. Several persons were severely
but not fatally injured. Galdsha A. Grow was
severely burned.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL.
DaPUTY QUARTRRMAsTERGENERA OFFICE. !
BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. 26, 1889
The United States steamer COLONEL RUCR ER
will offered public sale ct the port of Baltimore
al IL o'clock. noon. on "WEDNESDAY, February 40,
''' PROPELLER,
OF 2 66s5 tons length 1856 iee breadth 22 10 feet
de pth OF hold $40 feet; dra, light feet; loaded
feet.
She has direct acting low pressure engine OAK
"a inches) of % horse power. ana one boiler.
The hull is of irop, covered with 21S.inch white
oak and pine plank. The hull and boiler were
recently repaired ~ an expense OF three thousand
All the property on board that rightly belongs
TO her outfit will be sold with the vessel. She Is
well found In every respect and ready for immediate
use.
The right is reserved 10 rt tiect and all bids for
cause deemed sufficient by the undersigned.
The vessel 10 now lying at the head Of SPEARS
WHARF (fOot of Gay stFee, where the sale will tag
place and is open 10 inspection by those desiring to
Terms-Cssh in Government funds on day ofsale.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
Deputy QuAriermaster- General
and HEevet MajorGenerslU Y. q. Army,
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
in BANKRUPTCY.

TT s. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, E. d. OF PENN
". sYLVANIA. -
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23 1859
This Is to give Notlce:-That the 22d day OF
January, A D., 1869, o Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued az ainst the Estate of JOHN B. A. ALLEN
and RALPH w. Z. ALLEN, late trading ss JOHN B
A. ALLEN son, of Philadelphia in the County OF
Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, who have
been adjudRed BankTupts on their own Petition; that
the pay ment OF any debts and delivery Of any pro-
them. Tor their either or their use, ana the
transfer OF any property by them, forbidden by
Law; thai meeting of the Creditors of the said Bank
rupts TO prove their debts and to choose one
assgneeB of their Estate will be held at Court OF
Bank ruptcy to be holden at No. $50 WALNUT Street.
Philadelphia before WILLIAM MCMIOH AEIi ESQ.,.
Register, the 2ithsday of February A D. 1862 at
O'Clock p. NJ.
p @. ELLMAKER,
l23H3t q. 8. Marshal, as Messenger.
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DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
JIG nance Stores.
lara quantity Of Condemned Ordnance and Ord
nance Stores Will De offered tor ga AZ Pabiie 4nr
ton, AZ R0CK ISLAND ARSENAL, IInoia an
WkDNE6DAY, April z, 1863, NJ 10 O'clock a. M VI
The foliowI comprises some OF the principal srtI.
cles 10 be sc Id WIKI
29 Iron Cannon, various calibres.
100 Field CarrlsgTs and LlmbeIE.
$50 sets OF = rLillery HRrDess,
ia(OO pounds Shot and Shell.
as 600 sets of Infantry AccOutrements.
22Co Mcclellan Saddles.
no a rtAlerS 5addles.
200 HalteIs.
700 Saddle Blankets.
e0ro watering Bridles
yS09 Cavalry Curb Brides
aa00 Artillery traces and HAmeB. - ..
TeTsons wishing catalogues OF the STORES 70 be sold
can obtnin hem by application 30 the Chief of Ord
mar ce at Washington, ID; O., or brevet COLONEL 8.
SSpISpIN limited States Army, Purchasing Officer
So1ner of HOUSTON and GREEN Streets, New York
S'y' VI NP' II. j. R0DMAN,
Lieutenant. Colonel Ordnance.
Brevet Brgadier.9eperal y. 3. A,
Copomandiag
Rock Island Arsenal, January ~. 1854 1901 tA7