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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
CRIMINAL

Patrick Dooley, jr., residing at No. 426 East
Eiehteenthst brought up before justice seot az
III Essex Market Police Court, yesterday on le caige
~ boofIng his father The father, after lew minutes
thought utterly refused TO make gnsa ' y,
Iet him 90 Rose Giles, residing NJ NO Soll uraast.,
charged Isaac Bernstein with roopng Het Vi Je"e' ~
The value of S,l. Bernstein was committed
At the Yorkville Police Court, before Justice
- Io,a,niab sullivan Il hoy not more than IL years
-, a,. vss CHARGED by Mrs. Eliza ward WIN sImchinS
vl u.s. "a Chain from her, and running OF with
mem S NJ about o'clock on Sunday evening Ia her
IN Mr. War stated that she WAS Walking III LEX
hl.en y. ,i."r Fnrf -sec0nd-, when young sullivan
eapSd ap from the sidewalk on which ne w11 ~, ylng ana
'I Tie urt,les He was remandrd 10 the Station
o,i,ieuee calculated 10 convict him would
m snd aaiust him. a. Mrs Ward Was not able TO fully
recognize lin. o..
William Nullady was brought before Justice
O. 80 H. I.nr-nu Market Police Court charged with
st1ibne John KAY ~ No. "a Bowery III the nee ana
- p,hvsrilii'. cert icttr was produced stating
ti,T I4y WA. IN very piccntipu- condition. ana the
prisoner was remandcd to await the result .h'gia
Ia ,i,,Ip ga. charged with stealing from Anne EiAl
p.ia.a. au ~ heel LIaAIoeDilat bo'eiI aiaeEs VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
plsSrNGERS IRRLIED

FROM LTvERPOOL-Ia steamship MIME Ga AE -Fe-rT Pa5
ton ana vi0e Frrlk Nu.-a Gilbert Nau'1 Dr. A. O. ttarn j.
Lin aai wife. J. Mn Capt r. I'm j. ". ~
Vr.m Thos p i'ows and H.'' " |, t.'f
Ms ,re smith Roht Cuhng. II. j. De- and rIi g. D. I've ~
car Larsen Edward Person Jesse v >t ans VT s'n' re
t.op p J. Brg L. Lsrsep Marin Massu.0a, yoa a. h9n3fi J.
1'-nson J Kuowl'on Geo Barer Amos H. Net ~ u h.@u
FROM HAMBI RG-ln steamship tnFn9aa aug - % -
sclr,sr wfe children and Faelr herman aad Ee t
Boermsun Mr. Nalosia, VI Monster sghi kos.lir
T Fremont FranA Fremont Fsroisu H. rlnn y histl
Roe StninneF Elias S'aatuulrf Me- ; r. hseiS
Rud IexoW cillTen. Jacob Sc Rlem'r T.
Hack and vie Sehue Carl KafteIetg Per fa"r ana 80
r. l. HengeNitI Max Powell wife and child ieree MAJ AN A
vie Wete scac Baaiholt and Others 10 second et1i1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
mssirbester Countp Real gstate for Sale.

4 GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr SALE, at larry
L Genmans RESIDENCE, mile south OF the depot
built Of bncS the substantial manner for
excellent Ii Is tasellg painted ant has au
hot and cold water throughout bahub
wlshtuhs The Outbugs
brick stable house, covered she'd tool house
An abundant OF AMI
excellent
and with choice fruit and ornamental trees Two
fin roads gravte and walks tagged
property very healthy ground commanding mlgni
Hudson River surrounding Neghborh0Ol
first class This opportunity purchase such moderate Pncrl
place In desirable locality Price $4,000 which Is far below ~
value oneia the asking price By the former
owner J. Butler jr
Terms easy and immediate possession.
The gardener on the premises will show the place.
Apply fi. ,,--.o.,
42l Eiqhtbaye between Thrysrst and Thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcIAL TERM.

DecisiORS-By Judge Freedman.-John DE
Pol and others agt. Augusta Sohlke and others.-The
papers heretofore filed, December 1861 January o lo6
and January 1863 returned Ia be filed by the Court
Charles Whitmore agt. Mary De Computation granted
and order signed William j. Cummings agt James h
Mier-MOtiOn denied with so costs. West agt Pettln
ger-Moton denied with costs Ia abide event. Ireland
agt Nichols ct al-Plaintrs objections oyerrmed ana
report confirmed. Cunningham agt. Setthelmer-Alo-
zion granted and referred to A. j. Smith, esq Sul
van agt Miller-MOtiOn denied with $40 costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
sI-pREMr c0rRT-cnAMnrps.

Before Judge Bdrpard.-Mdrt. AUen admitted
10 bdil.-A motion made yesterday by Mr. VIM f.
Howe to admit Mart Allen, the convicted panel tef to
bail pending trial. Allen tired at the Court OF
General Sessions charge OF having stolen 500 from
cOuntrytnan named Smith at house in HOwardst., To
which Smith had been euticed by two women Allen
was found guilty, and sentenced to state Prison. but
his counsel carried the exceptions 10 the General
Term the Supreme Court which reversed the Judgment
of the Court of General Sessions and ordered new trial
Judge Barnard granted the notion and fixed the amount
Of bail at 5000 His surety was Peter Langley, who
swOre that he owned the house No 80 Prnce ana was
worth SJOOlO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
THE CENSUS,
The Enumeratcrs in this city have made the
THE COURTS.


Before Commissioner OsbOrR.-Selting I'M
stamped CigdrS-Margaret soept Of No 222 Centre-st,
who charged with selling cigars unsampcd ana not
packed in boxes, was discharged by the Commissioner
yesterday, the ground that SHE was not aware that
She was committing oiiense against the law.
Before Commissioner Shields.-AssduH on the
Hiqh Sea-GOrdOn COnkln first mate of the ship villa
Franco, was brought before Commissioner Shields on
charge assaultng John Clark the steward OF the ship
her late passage from New York 10 BRISTOL The evil
dence Of the steward showed that he had been severely
naltreated. The examination will proceed to-day ut IL
o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

cety mas sent over 1000 emigranfs TO Africa We have
seen no reports OF addresses which he has stated how
many nave been sent since May, ls6s-a period of
.hah Two years, nor how many Of the more than two
tnousand sent who survive The reports OF the So
c record only one expedition sent IN November 1869,
WIN 100 persons OF all ages The estimated expense OF
each emlgrants removal and establishment IN Africa
was In 1896 stated by the Financial Secretary to be S2j
me aggregate at this rate should not have exceeded
$1,000 Yet the report of 1870 shows the expenditure Of
thc year s6eXcuding S235 Ga contributed specifically
LOT LlDela College and paid OyeTweTe SG 9OG q and
among the items constituting this salaries of two
secretaries at 5000, Of one at $500 and travelling
pees, OF one at SlO agent ut Boston, and four dis
Iict secretaries included In the following:
Halanes OF tanes printing reports and tracts saonng
HalIs and travelling expenses Of agents aud expenses in l
Operations in LIBERIA including Of agents phys-
No emgrants were sent on the OF May 1870 for
the alleged want OF funds, although the Society had in
January available fund OF more than $4,000 and a
valuable building at Washington worth more than $4,000
built from moneys contributed to the general purposes OF
the Society, which could readily be sold to meet any
pendture for ts appropriate work es On emigrant aid
society" Whether 1t is wise and Just to the
continue the expensive machinery II now has, and
pend nearly $4,000 per annum with such results, IL for
It's friends to determine The New-YOrk State Coonza-
in Liberia for educational purposes would be far
productive OF real good than the whole expended
with the simple result Of the emigration of single
pany OF 100 souls. IL WILL therefore, until the progress
OF events indicates the proprety Of change In its plans
pursue has adopted Of aiding In eevating
the condition Of the whole population OF Liberia and
derng the Republic an attractive home to the descend
ants OF Africans now living in Other lands.
Rooms of the Netc York state Colonization Society Aug
|, 1870 HENRY NJ. SCHIEFFELIS Pres. n. Y. 5. c. 5.
Caleb Swan, Isaac I. Smith, John &. Lovrie, Thomas
Davenport, William Tracy, L. b. Cleghorne, Executive
('oum
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DEPARrCRE or FokEIGy NAILS.


WEDNESDAY. A. g
Malls for Furore Queelow1 ed yerco rcr steamship
Manhattan from Tier 50 y. D.. clos Cd. Po'lt" O.; g. ~
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only rae ~ az F'F NO 20 N A-'
CLOSES d IL OciOck a.
THJRsDAI 1rG.
Mails fr Fnrore via Qcs7.ipsu AMI Lverool seashn
Siberia Cansrl Doc.. Jes Ct clos - .r io.. o' ~ e. .
Supplementary Mail fr paid esrs only male u2 on poe jersey
City. aud closed al 1893 I'D,
Mails foi iyaua ,,d the West Indies pr s'sp MoT1 'ase
from No. " H. close ~ Steashp sails 20 Tsp d.
fRlrAN Arc. r.
Mails Tor ksrirv Panama ara the South Pc' ri central 'm'r
lean Port. steamship Ocn o.ea 'rh - NJ - y ' 'y''
tns Post once Il 10, Sieln slip salsa u N.
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sBJpPING INTELLIGENCE.

popr OF NETWORK. ...,.....' '''''''''''Ae l.
CLEARED. o.
-. ga. =, MEXICO Tmmernapp, Vera Cruz Ge : ChessA
stesmshiPsT n rtley paws Philadelphia Anthracite Gresa
Jones; r lhts fr.peouia Bragg Portland n, NIL,
Pbladerb 49, RsiLtam, Falnoa;h Harnena Msss
r. e. Bgtow Coniug Arsrdsmi falas btiG.@
Sors o. & prayer Boone Boston Idea hoino CorA hss"s
LGiGg pppno Rails Genoa May oy. Gov Parr'o"ro 81
,ssv MI Boston; Dirigo, Cole, AsrAndrA Va
nSSlhr Podland Nelson, Windsor " :
ARRIVED.
-. Ain U.muouis Meier HaInhug july 20 ndse aBl Tus.
sshp Nnneso,s Wtnray, Liverpool July %, aal Va'sn'
Al udse and - 49, ..sr...
Rsr. George Bell Hilton. ABir,ssAn a. days, mise
Brig Avon, Gamer, Leghorn 81 DAYS, M Use.
srbr F,elne Pierce MaVague1 u days, molasses
schr La -ta Unlerhil, Baracoa 10 days nut
Schr Helene Bshr GeorgetoWn, 5. G., DAYS hhoer.
Sclr Ben Jo8ss. Wilmington " G.. b days naiai ''of~
sCHOON gHs-RvER AND CoAsf"i,h
II. Cole, Virginia " = RIOS tsilIIAA.,..,.
MattAeS MassT ROrloui. A. l. 10" -~'~i 'A-''f''A
Il Person, AlNaudnh
DOMESTIC PORTS. $500.
BosroN Arg i-Arrtci seamsips Roman, t"n fhAa'iiI'
CtBers btrA. b. scAHlz iroi Lroai = ~ .As
f.p tahs-n. Nr.ci-Ikng from q. aei T. '..
S.u-orers. ssge nol lrcf. co.'s &c D v az
from Mobile, M4rt E4tl from Nrw-iviA' 49,
S,N FANCCO, JIJ Jlaaitd uaiA o1st-V M I"'"F"''' 49,
nal !VI lal@s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
CorrRT OF OYER AND TERMINER.

Before Judge Bdrndrd-Ihe Wilkes Bruce
Libel Subtitle trial Of this case which was get down
peremptory for Yesterday again postponed by con-
sent OF counsel this time going until the first Mon
day I'm October. The trial was 10 have been held by
indee Cardozo and Judge Barnard, in adiOuming the
case said that since the last meeting OF the Court au
accident had befaen leading citizen OF this city, Mr.
Nathan a brother-inlaw OF the Justice who to pre-
side and il was this event which had caused the adj
iourument The Jurors drawn i'll this Court were then
,Iisch rrpdf ~ ~ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

DecisOns.-By Judge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ut.
Cady-Notion granted bond in $500. Anthem aRt Mar
tin.-Order denied. Leggctt agt. NATURALIZATION
granted The People agt. Campbel.-Prisoncr re-
handed andwrit discharged. The People agt. GllaId-
Writ dismissed, aud prisoner remandcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
CorRr CALENnARNTnr Day.

COURT CALENDARS-THrD DAY.
srrREyg -CHANBERs-BARNARD JCoit opens al 10
-, Calendar called at ~.
ilTOsnsend OsWego and ~. Hepburn egt Sachs,
. Syracuse r. r. Co. a.. Nat Broadway Bk sgt 0gel
~. lesvu agt. McPsrlan. n. .Durrea BeiOn.
hhamsey ag Ere Ralway Col .(Cau-Bybce agt Pan1ee
MARINE COURT-IRIAL TRkM.-JOACHIMsEN,J
100 Brown ag Cannon. l74O. Lowell Y Ms Christian
1905. Hall agt. Beach. Assn AIT. Milbqrn
1871. Walsh BrOdek ITl3. Y Co.
1888. .Warlell agi. Caryana WIGHT.
1850. Pike ~. John 7i7. .Bnrkcnsbag AT Merrill
Nv ELL Strauss
COURT OF GENERAL sEsoNs-Samuel Hart, Dsl McGrath,
Thomas McGrath William HART robbery. Jobn Jn,
Thomas Csuie ielonous batter George "
Rollins, forgery Gilbert W Thomas Simon Reilly Csrls Martin
William Harris Henry Irving Berner Mary Cons Tlcob
Wins lanes Conway Michael Ward others Kite Waoo
Charles smith Elizabeth Harrington grand larceny aeDoaga
Alfred Harris, larceny from the person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

wearing apparel Of the aggregate value OF $780, The
clothes were found in the prisoners by Officer
Paul OF the Sixteenth Precinct, and she wascOmm.ted
for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
60 GlanufGtiurers.

TE1HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURE RING COM
PANY invite harlacurrs 20 i 81 20 T-lovr
Psssic NewJesey tide Wsr mor - tr1 .
niles above Newark, adjoining the knt Ia rI
within 4 Hob5Sen aEi Jey CITY AID elessn rom 80
They have hes1 and n, OF TWENTY-FIVE @ %
River aad II time I.rt
acres and tbs. each has hs
hC,i tsl IL supply
only abundant huE permanent The Tn.rE = sua1 01
tie midst Of population, she is proximity %
be (ity of NegYork ommuricaag V by plank rii by m
and RENDERS advantageous location fr
On the premises al sli stIa ~
brick Mil i)HlOo high Machine shop en! fa1lg
immediate occupation Application ,, mAi1 10 - W
TORREY, 30 Yesey St, New York.
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REAL ESTATE.
NV YORK. Nom

NEwYoRK. Monday. Aug. !, 1870
sale of some lots on Staten Island was
ordered by the Court to-day, but the prices obtained
on such occasions not fair indication Of he
dition Of the market, there is need to quote them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
MONDAYS WEATHER REPoRr-o An

MINIATURE ALMANAC ,ox
spn r-s...... 457 sun sets 49,. - ''- =
'D" '''''' BIsH wArxR TB. pAh, NO.. Ia
,,e GoS's I.spl. -. l2:O0 Hell Gate ..'.'''' ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
Sales bp 2urtiou

A MgRwIS AEctoneer.
DY BANGS. MERWlN ~ Co, Broadway, cor.
I'D 4hs-se Of BOOKS WORKS of Art Fsley Good. Furniture Sc
GEO. A. LgAvrr Arctioneer -
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL. AstOrpl,oe ard Eghi5st LEAylfT fIkEBL6H
COysGSNRsrs SOLICITED LBkEs CATALO' I'D AID SOLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

7 AIDES SARATOGA HATS and Long
\ 1Rt NIIl SITt.ts Nrg ...l straw Ns... t4IIr.s l-
L. gboru Hats, Traren. Dor-s BIN>S MLLiNLhl 90 Broad
Nay, up stairs. Please ave its
DEADS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ID NJ. 7. BROWN. 80 23 3f1s. ~, View iors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
tttarble ano Slate Maattls.

ittarble an0 Slate Maatcls.
DECORATED Marble Mantels, Wainscoting.
reut.sOn u ~ r IN o. ~ =.
Rich des black engraved gold sibDLAFllDt oM-
PANY 26g Broadway Branch NaTtroon ~ FaO-rt bo u,
TNAMELFD SLATE MANIELS.- PLAIN,
Al MubIaIsi. and Decorated prices from $40 % ~ a- lPNa'
Also work description. plain ald ornamental
PESRHYS SLATE Co., No ~ j. tst ]. --esltf-s'
Between ftI q sEasTe@
yEARRT, r and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
" Graysones Tiles Table PuHOers shsNes Sa5S-ro0s
With sues. assortment 81 AANfEL1 Pnce. re-uoel.
A. KLABER, l3i ant l3j East Lg1'e-lr ST., hsT-i OK.
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rch
w ,nd elegant, designs. from 80 So Gi. W - ~ j. -
STEWART CO., 6c1 tINhaSe bet Ih't'-aith ln ''' ''
a. KLABER a Co., Marble Woriaa 2!j West
-. 5lsst Broadbsy and 5A-4ye slfr.e al B. @ Man
te Monuments Hests.cns Largest 7ldei c'-lest 20 'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
i)riiliing.

FRANCS g. L0UTREL, IS Naiden-lane,
solicit ORDERS for every style u BLANK BOOK PAPER
STATIONERY and PRINTING. Prices .oF
WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1Of Eglton-st.-
w LTrHOGRAPHlC, STEAM JOB PRINIERs7 sui LASEL
MANUFACTURES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
noeooina CARDS, &c.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Full
"A tou.t-WEDDING CARDS AMI FINE siAIIONthi '"'ia'-
isbei 1879
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-04

gage Boy; or, Among the Wharves," by
Horatio Alger, Jr., the fifth volume of ''The
Ragged Dick" series, and Marion Berkley,"
by Laura Caxton, a pleasantly written story
for girls, both of which are from the press of
Loring.
From ]. B. Lippincott & Co. we have
received the May numbers of Good Words,
Good Words for the Young, and The Sunday
Magazine. These publications are up to their
usual high standard of excellence. They are
illustrated by some of tho best English artists
of the day, and their literary matter is from
the pens of eminent and popular writer's.
The Philadelphia Photographer for May
gives as its specimen remarkably fine pic
ture by Loescher & Pesach, of Berlin, Prus-
sia, made by their improved skylight. This
number has several interesting and i'm
portant articles on variety of subjects con-
nected with the Photographic art.
Leisure Hours for May has an interesting
series of articles.
The Industrial Protector, edited by VIM.
Y. Leader, No. 1873 South Third street has
reached its third number, and appears to be
on the high road of success. 1t is large
and handsome quarto, printed on goodpa
and its columns present sufficient variety to
suit all tastes.
TIE Grand ATmy Journal is an attrac-
tive sheet, the publication of which has just
been commenced at Washington, D. c., under
the auspices of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. 1t is designed to advocate the claims
of our soldiers and sailors, and to supply the
veterans of the late war with paper that
will be at once attractive in itself and that
will afford a means for interchange of ideas.
The first number promises WELL and we wish
the enterprise success. Allen Page, No. 423
Walnut street, is the agent for this city.
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The Meeting Of the Estranxed.

The Meeting Of the Estranned.
Er0m William Norris EdrtAlp Parddise
With great sigh, as one who throws
A burden of, that sweet arose,
And stood before him, trembling sore
With love and joy ah, and once more
Fulfilled of love their kind eyes met,
Although apart they stood as yet,
Helpless with pain Of ecstacy; ..r -..
Till from her lips joyful cry,
Ringing and sweet, burst forth, and he,
Strong no more with loves misery,
Faint, changed with this new joyful love,
His wandering hands towards her did move
Zen but little way. But round
His futtering heart her arms she wound,
And kissed his pale checks red again,
And hung above his lovesome pain,
Desiring him, as the Spring yearns
For the young summer sun that burns
His soft heart into fruitful death.
His psrched mouth felt her odorous breath,
His weary, burning head did rest
Upon the heaven of her sweet breast,
His mazed ears heard her tender speech,
His eyes, his silence did beseech
For more and more and more of Love.
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neg NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
the Stockh oders of the PHILADELPHIA, GER
MANTOWN AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held in Room No "a, PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of June next,
II o'clock M for the consideration of of the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
entitled SAN to authorize the Philadelphia
town. and Norristown Railroad Company to increase its
erP ~-sd
By order of the Board of Managers.
52t69 A. Il. DOUGHERTY, Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hkgn BRANCH OFFICE, CONTINENTAL
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
PITTsBURG, April 80, 1870.
meeting Of the Stockholders of the Contin entail I'm
provoment Company will be held in the Branch Office Of
the Company In the city of Pttsburgicorner of PENN
and TENTH Streets), TUESDAY, May II, at 12
O'clock noop for the purpose of electing Board of
Directors for the year. and until their
duly elected and qualified And also for
the purpose Of considering and acting the prov
ons of the Supplement TO the Charter of said Company
approved Twenty-fourth day of March, 1870.
w. R. SHELBY,
5214t Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY
l. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MATTHEW CRAIG, Assignee ETC., JOHN MCLEAN
and SARAH, his wife, District Court LevAri Facias
March Term 1870, No $50.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report dstrbu
tion of the fund in Court derived from Sheris SALE
under the above entitled writ, Of
All that certain lot piece Of ground with the improve
ments erected situate thewest side of American
street. Seventeenth ward of the City of Philade
pha sO feet north from Master street, thence northward
along American street ~ feet thence westward at right
angles TO American street 81 feet ~ inches thence
ward at right angles to Cadwalader street 81 feet IA
inches to said Cadwalader street, thence southwardy
along same feet thence eastward at right angles
thereto 4s II inches and thence further eastward
right angles to American street IS feet IL inches to be-
ginning.
Subject to ground rent Of S4S2
Will attend to the duties of his appointment upon
WEDNESDAY May II, 1870, at 80 o'clock p M, at his
ONCE, No 6ls WALNUT Street, in said CITY, when and
where all interested required to make their
claims before the Auditor be debarred from coming in
upon said fund. X. o. MITCHELL
42sl0t Auditor.