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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

That one tablespoonful Of RngIlsh
Female BhtteFs contains Is much med.
icinAl properties ~ one bot le Of any Of the
pleasantly tAs cd common advertiser bItleTl
Of tho day. The medical pro essl n % d .
eide the question. BE 1t understood thai
English Female BitteTs 10 not q beverage
but 10 . powerful Iron I n Vegetable Ton {
combined. curing long standing chronic To-
male complaints In every direction.
put np Ii large Ot,Ies AZ m m nav hott1a
or six bottles for % 70. ard sud By drug
gists and merchants every where.
J.Ps DROmGOOLE&CO.,
PFOpFIetOFsS
Memphis. Tenn,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

Az OMCeF should always Issign'
rather then execute q good man
: bad lsW.-COurieE journal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
SOUTHERN SCHOOL,
NEW YORK T

MFRS EDWARD B. WHITES English
IIVl and French boarding School, for young
Ladies, No. u West t2nd street. opposite Re-
|servOir Park. auR20- d2tAWAWam
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
Boarding and Day School,
FOR U LADIES
IOn Wednesday, Sept, 14th, 1870.

W" WO~uhoSuAJ1 oeptsS A3tug AodVs
IRNIsS MARY Z. COMPTON, and MRS,
IIvA EMMA 8. COMPTON, will reopen &c
No. 40 Cherry etreet, their Boarding and
Day school for young Ladies.
CHARGES
Board, with furnished rooms, lIRhta
ami fuel, per quarter Session, In I'D.
Board from Monday until Friday. per
quarter Session In advance, nm. Is 90
Tuition In Primary Glass, per quarter
Session, In advance, ................ 10 90
Tuition In First middle Class, per
quarter Session, IN advance, ........ IS 90
Tuition In SECOND Middle Glass, per
quarter Session. In advance, 49,. % %
Tuition In senior Glass, per quarter Ses.
sion, In advance, ,........ ...,. IS 90
iTnlnon 10 Music on Piano. per quarter
Session, in advance, =. .......,,, % 90
Tuition In Drawing or Painting, in
water eolors, per quarter, Inn. 10 no
Tuition In Painting In oil, ............. Is 20
'rhe Session, embracing forty weeks, with
the usual vacation at Christmas, will close
June 18th. 1871.
Pupils received at any period during the
session, but payment must be mad az the
ti'ue OF admissiOa. 10 the close OF the auaF-
Ter Session, except In peculiar cases By
special Hgreemen
~ fe.sons viii be given on any other
INSTRUMENT. or In any required language or
Aocompl SHIN snt a. PTol0sFoss prices,
Augl9 dlm-W8m.
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raRT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 2, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Tarifa Q, Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
q Franckyn.
s.eamship Hausa NeD, Brckansein, Bremen via South.
ampton-Oerchs 4 Co.
Steamship Columbia, Van sice, Havana-Auantic Mall
Steamship Go.
Steamship Gen Barnes, mallory, acknowledgements,
Fox Co.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins Charleston-H Nor
gan Co.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' Philadelphia LorIrlsyd
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Boston-W CLYDE
Ship Hudson tB, Richardson, Lverpool-fapscott Bros
8Co.
ship American Congress. Ghlssn, London-GrInne, Mn-
turn B Co.
Ship John Clark, Ross, Brstcl-E Morsans Sons
Bark Siriau Star (Br) Corning Breman-Boyd Hinckeu.
Bark Wilhemina Agatha (Duch), Brewster, Curacoa-C
Bark Caro-, Beals 81 John, NB-R Buck Co.
Brig Nautilus (NG1, Davids veuice-Fuich, Edge Co.
Brig Loeb Lomond, Salvage HavauaJ Philips Sons.
Brig Anna tBr), Mcclellan, 81 Johns NF-J Whitney
Go.
schr Adelaide lBr, Thomas PORT span--Jonea& Lough
&Co.
schr Mary Nangnm, Beveridge, Hassau-J Douglas
Schr Right Bower Brown Galveston-C Mallory 4 Co.
sehr Cspela tBr Taylor, Roekand via Per.laadP Ne
schr Waiter Smith. Smith. sa,ia River GA-J Ward
Co.
schr While Din, HOwland Beaufort Thomas, Holmes &
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM


steamer Nenina, Hunter, Washington, DC.
Steamship Europa (Br, Mcdonald Glasgow via Movile
March e6 with mdse and pas:engers q Henderson Bos
Steamship Sherman Crowell, New Orleans March 81 with
strong norhery winds since passing Cape Florida 9th inst
N, having the other in
stesmshy Regulator Pennington. Wilmington. NC. with
nndse 10 J Lorillard.
Steamship Bell Bourne Richmond, o.ty Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, 70 the Old Dominion
Co.
Ship Stirring Castle (Br) Hamilton, Calcutta and Sand
Head. Dec H. with mdss 70 rennman Passed Cape Of
Good Hope Feb o. touched a 81 Helena Feb 49, Expert
enced light Wind. down the Bay OF bengal and io si
~ 50 W. spoke bark Pascal tr from Martinique Feb
For 81 Pierre, Miquelon had been much damaged Ia
heavy gale March 26 In lat "a NJ Ion So ~ w. and
turning Antilles required asssance but wished
be reported From March TO April had very bad
ther strong gales from ENE and dense fog Received pilot
9th inst.
Ship Amuta tB Meyer Calcutta Dec % and Sand Heads
oath, with mdse, Willis Edmonds Co, OF Boston. Passed
Cape Of Good Hope Feb g Helena 18th and crossed the
n Iat is ~ lon ~ Il W. had Sns weather s"Ss' %p
Bermuda strong and NV gales and has been 20
of that point; Feb IS, of 81 Helena, passed bark
Asrea from Hankow for MaarItius; FEB - at g, Ion
II H. bark Parana, from Caruchee for Liverpool; March
NJ lon ~ ~ W. ship Scotia, from Cauao for Antwsrp
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, April 7, 1870.
or. motion Of Mr.. ROMAN the superintendent OF
Eblic instruction was directed to report to the
House the names OF young men educated at the
State Normal school who have failed to redeem their
p'''s'' :" BILLS PASSED AND REJECTED.
Authorizing the Canal Board to pay for canal boats
destroyed en- the canals ny State Officials. Tie
ins The name Of the New York ana Florida Lumber
saslon oi county reasurers at one per cent oi tie
receipts and disbursements. 10 reimburse the
~ the wartSe S Mns reecte oe snd
motion TO reconsider iaic on the table. Amending
the charter OF the Poughkeepsie Water Works Com
pany.
The Excise bill was announced from the Senate,
Mr.. FIELDs moved its concurrence.
MT: ALvoRD moved its recommittal to the judi
Mr. FIELDS moved its concurrence, and on tnat
called the previous question.
Tne previous question was ordered-e4 to IS. The
amendments were then concurred IN by the follow
sAu:woE nsssn Baldwin,
sas s.s FS.; Sss:oa f ss
Haysr, Henns.sey Horton Howe Iryng Jacobs, Jsrlsd,
Ga s osa lyon Marine, M'eSe aSonsy, s Mossay
FsyRs fsarss Peass PanIsts Ransan, % Roman. sSana @
han seIght Snow the Speaker Steele sges, Sweet Won
NAYS IMsssrs xivsrd, Baker. Berry Bassom, Bolt Brad
% -. l''o"n
Fransin Gresns Hail. Hewitt, Rasiei Hull Hyatt JoSa
son, kham Loxery, Maddox Merchant MINER, Nortbrnp
Osmar, Palmer Parker, Ray, Remer Roberts, Sanborn
Selkrsg, Seward Snper, Sevenson Teft, Walker, West
While, Wilson, Winans, " ood and Wrlght-sa.
The House then took recess until half past seye
O'Clock this evening.
Evening Session.
The Chair announced the following committee
on the bill 10 facilitate the payment taxes by rail-
road conpanes:-Messrs. Pearsall, Coon, Howe
Delan0 and Sanoorn
Amending the charter oil the Brooklyn Trust CON-
pany.
Authorizing banks to take interest at the rate OF
seven per cent.
Authorizing mechanical. mining and other INDUS
trial corporations to change their names.
Incorporating the Beethoven German Society OF
New York.
Mr.. Nacftman called for reconsideration OF the
vote rejecting the bill to reimburse the Flty-fth
gment National Guard expenses for uniforms &C.,
. increasing che numoer OF judges In the Brooklyn
City Court and regulating the jurisdiction thereof.
Authorizing the Common Council Of BROOKLYN to
borrow sl29,0O0 i0r Deficiencies.
Authorizing the Supervisors Of New York to raise
Authorizing the managers or the Institution FOR the
Blind 10 receive In their institution all blind persons
Making provisions for railroad companies to have
the value or their land fixed when ey cannot agree
with owners. Authorizing the Common Council OF
brooklyn to open and improve Van COtt avenue
Adjourned until tomorrow evening, at halrpast
Seven O'CLOCK.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

REPORTS.

ALBANY, ApfH f, fotV
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. TwEEp--To provide for the erection OF u
market in the Thirteenth ward, New York; also to
incorporate the Friendship Association Of New York;
also to establish police department In westchester
county; also to provide for police court in the
Third district Of New YORK; also for the sale Of
portion Of Prospect Park BROOKLYN.
THE EXCISE BILL.
Mr.. CREAMER called up his motion to discharge
che committee OF conference on the Excise bill, and
that the Senate recede from Its vote TO n0n concur
with the Assembly amendments
Mr. MURPHY called for division OF the question.
Tns vote was taken on sne motl9n TO discnarse the
Toe question then being on the motion TO recede
from the vote TO non-coucur Mr.. MURPHY moved as
IN amendment that the senate concur IN all the
amendments made BY the Assembly except al to
Mr.. KENNEDY moved 10 divide the question 80 as
ments.
The eighth section, providing that the law Shall
not take erect in Niagara Frontier Police district
until 1872, after debate was concurred in by the fol.
lowing vote:-
dsassn iSSs
ply, C. F. Norton n Norton piercs, Sanford. Twsed-I7
KsSaSssa MooS sSa Aa Parker Scott 7hays
The balance Of the Assembly amendments except
% TO the fifth section were concurred In by the same
Mr. MURPHY moved to amend the ffth section 30
~ to strike out all reference to Sunday. leaving
thing IN the bin permitting the sale Of liquor lager
sale OF lager beer on Sunday, but, being bound to
vote with his friends, would vote aye.
Mr.. GENET was ~ favor Of allowing. the sale Of
lager beer any kind OF liquor In New York during
any part Of the day or night. He would therefore
vote no.
M. TwEED-Then you will vote alone, as you did
the other day.
The amendment Of Mr.. Murphy was adopted by the
following vote:-
YRAs-Messrs. Banks, Blood, Bowen, Bradley, Brand,
Cauldwell Chapman Cresmcr, Elwood, Frost, 0rahans
Harpending, Kennedy Lord Miner Morgan,
Murphy G. r. Norton M Merton, Parker, Pierce Sanford,
Scott ihsyer, Tweed Winslow-2.
NAY--Ar. Gsnet-L
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. MURPHY introduced o bill for the relief OF the
New York Juvenile Guardian Society.
Mr.. MORGAN introduced bill incorporating the
Citizens Savings Bank OF Poughkeepsie.
Mr. TWEED introduced BILL TO amend tho charter
OF L0cKport.
CiLLs PASSED.
EAmcnding the charter Of the Arion Society OF New
York; amending the act reiative ~ the opening,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Right Of Creditors TO Injunc tiOns.
Before Judge Van Brunt.


Hen,yE. Bolones us. Weld and Others.-ln this
case an injunction was obtained against the de-
fendants restraining them from selling the prop
erty Of the defendant, Frederick Wiltse, and his
brother Albert on executions against them in favor
OF defendant Weld and others, on the ground that
they were ootained by colluson with the wiltses
and were fictitious. ON motion made to dissolve
the injunction on che plaintiffs own papers, Judge
Van Brunt has rendered the following declsiou:-I
do not see now this injunction can be maintained.
This action is commenced TO set aside the judg.
ana also the cnatte mortgage executed by
wiltse to Weld Nagle as fraudulent against
the creditors Of Wlltse. Such an action cannot be
maintained by creditor at large; but ne must show
that he has obtained Judgment and tnat an execu-
tion has been issued thereon and returned unsatis.
ned before equity Will AFFORD him RELIEF. tDanbury
vs.. Talmadge, 80 N. r., p 457 The plaintiff in this
action, never having exhausted his legal remedy OF
court OF equity, or invoke Its aid and test the
validity OF the judgments and chattel mortgage
complained O. Tho injunction must be vacated,
with costs. Motion granted.
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echr L White, Flcndos, Cold epriug for Plymouth.
schr Jane Haskell Weshawkeu for Providence.
6or Salmon Washburn, Staples Jersey Ctr for Taunton.
senr Mary Mary Natt; a.: rsrksF: M Moooxsn isr Norwich.
Schr Martha, Smith, IIobokeu for Bangor.
Schr A Tate, Tate, Hoboken for New Haven
schr q Shultis, Young. Hoboken Tor New Haven
Scbr John Brooks, Fox, Hoboksn for Norwich.
schr Hazard, Clark, hoboken for Bridgeport.
Schr ID Williams, Robertson, New York for Chelscs
Schr NJ l. Hull. Lawrence, New York for Mddletowa.
Echr Antecedent, Pendiet0n, New York for Boston,
Schr Julia Newell McIntire, New York fos Boston
Schr Juno, Metcalf, New York for Boston.
schr Mount Hope, -, New York for Portsmouth.
Sohr Carman, Carmsn, New York for New London.
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Ssesmes Colorado, and Alaska, for China; steasbps
Tsrifa Liyerpool Aeadia glasgow Mansa, Bremen Gen
Barnes Savannah; South Carolina ChareSton: Saratoga,
Richmond &c; Volunteer, Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset, w, lirhk
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items Of Metropolitan News.

The follovfng record win show the changes IN tho
temperatpe Of the weather for the past Lwentytour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. aa indicated by the thermometer a. Hud-
nuts pharmacy HERALD Building, Broadway, cor.
nj Of
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New York.
Messrs. Murray. Lord ana Bowen were appointed
conference COMMITTEES on the bill relating 70 the
Judges OF TIE Court OF Appeals.
TneSonrre then adjourned until friday evening,
~ haii-p kst seven O'Clock.
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IHE RsODs ISLAND ELECTION.

Providence, II. J., April 7, 1870.
Complete returns OF the State election give Padel-
ford republican, for Governor, TO- 493 Prince demo.
crat, 6,2e6; scattering, 2s2. Padelford's majority
over Prince. 4.195: over Gil a916.
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SAILED.

L IN asiar
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK Foa THE
MONTH or APRIL.
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SHIPPIN G. N E w S.

Almanac for New York -rhis DAY.
---'s- s--s< lsa. . :.
Sun rises. 8 SO Moon sete... morn 10 43
Sun sets. .".". 6 80 High water..mo O5
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AvGfHg6 tempeTatufe ytBtefUuy Es5i
Isst year. .e ~. ............. ,.s 52y,
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The Rev. Or. DIX, rector Of Trinity church, VIII
deliver his last lecture on the ''Six First General
Councils OF the Church, at st. Paul's chapel this
evening.
The Fourth Wsrd Matthew T. Brennan Benevolent
Association met last night and passed resolutions
highly eulogstic OF william NJ Tweed, Denny Burns
and Alderman Conan.
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workmen were engaged yesterday in putting up In
the chamber Of the Board Of Supervisors life size
portrait OF Taxpayer Tweed, beautifully framed In
black walnut The cost OF the whole Is estimated al
about $4,000.
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sehr Daniels, smith. ESSEX, c. for New York.
.s SsS York
ssSr Fs Home i9s os Ssv
scbr 8 s Swan, Knapp, Oyster Bay for New York.
SouND EAST.
sp Men s s9
Brig ksya BS Fabs ssw yUr. or d fo. 8 John SS.
sssr sssr EsSi :s1b n NsS
sehr Elliott Mayo, Virginia for Fairhavsn, With 10" Of
Ss s Ssss ysss "a Fl s.s. Haven
sr sss1 "a 81 :a
ssS ssSr wilsyp EG.wSrS. xsIysnd for E.iris,sa:
sSr ssSr a's ensa Tor e. sssa ~
Schr Surf, Abbott, Trenton for Hartford
schr vapor Johnson, Trenton FOR Aiddletown
ssr Essas sSse'
scSr sasOS Crosby WoqasrISgs lSr Boston @
sssr sr sss$: ssS A%ss ssssspS
ssr sssr hasy yjsn sUaiS HS S5 %
ssSr sI Is.6iOn, Young. x%Ssy Scs o.msrids ds.poIs:
schr Kate CaiaGhsn Avery, Port johnson for New Lon
schr Silver Spray. Horton Peri Johusoa for Proyid.ncs
ssSr ssh.s, ksy, Ters Schn.ss fsr Is.oa
scsr Hudson, Posi-, EiiiahsiSpor. Tor Porismou.h.
Echr Capt John Torrey, ElxAoelport FOR Pf0vtdenc0
y. rs%ss
Echr Maria Foss Hoyt Eiizabethpor for Newburyporl
Schr Rocket, Eaton, Eiizabehport for Medford.
Schr Minerva Dykenan, Eaabethport for Providence.
Schr Mary Mershon Whitman, Ezabethport for Wexford.
Schr APPLICABLE Stearns Eiznbethport for New London.
Schr Manic Greene, Elizabcthport for Taunton.
Schr Randolph, Stecman, Elizabehport for Norwich
schr Loughrey Taylor, Eizabethport for BEining-
ham.
Echr Harriet Lewis Taylor Ezabetport for Providence.
Schr Helen, seares, Efzabethport for Providence.
Schr Loom Hughson, Ellzabethport for New Haven.
sehr RAYMOND y. Eliaabehpora s for Providence
Schr VIM Burden. Adams, NsWburg for Fal River
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us ura..~,,o,a~

y LIaHrHOUeK DRPOT I
.r.x IoMrkiNsviLLE I'LL Staten Island, April T. ls70.(
November last and subsuted Spar Buovs FOR he iper
IN Long Island Sound and tributaries win bs reoiaced dri
this nontlrin their proper positions -s
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board,
CHARLES BO0G5 Lighthouse Inspector. I'd dist.
NAssAoHUsErrs-PaorosED CHANGE OF TARPAULrN
'
Notice 10 hereby even that and after the 9th dav of
April 1870 the present fixed light At Tarpaun Cove Vine
yard Sound, Massachusetts, will be changed fixed liant
varied bv fashes showing bright dash at intervals every
b seconds
ny order OF the Lighthouse Hoard,
Kaahinatnn. nc. March 10 1n2a
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Genoa
experienced hs;yy salc and VA: compelled e bear away
charge.
BRIG AIzsr from Ponce, PR for Boston, which pu.
sailed for destination 2sth ut
4 % .sa for shsls ~.
oa's W.
gales.
Mar!siss, which put nio bermuda Distress has been
o cargo being the
soHs MKLIrA tBr at nomes' Hole from Ponce, PR,
split sails.
Som BioKroHp, shannon, l, days from Insgua for
PRIOR To- Ss u distress 'u Repors Sayns
ss:as sss;a 99 o S ss
and sws 70 Ss .s also spit 'a'
scnR ATLANTA, Pierce from New York for Boston, ran
Ss o sss s e Sa n 10 Hell
scHR T. DALEY, Wall, which sailed from Alexandria
Va. day or wS s;y:1nsn WIN H. ssrso Of grain
% E. .1 % g s 0 sse Sn n saO
Her captain refused 10 take pilot
Miscellaneous.
Pussr Smith, OF the steau,ship Fah.Kee, from
Bermuda, Will accept our thanks Tor his attentions.
ScRR II ATWOOD, of Salem, $50 tons register buitat
Wilmington Del 10 1854, at Providsncs, has been par
chased by George Dow, John Alien and Others Of has
city, private terms She win hereafter hall from Proyi-
dence and be commanded BY Captain Henry Brown.
LAuN cAED-There launched from the yard Of Messrs
Keadc Levy, Philadelphia. April O. the sssansas Ruth
Ross She 10 los feet long feet breadth Of beam
and feet depth Of hold She provided With two eondens
Ing engines, and designed for the general towing and
wreckns basines the Penobsco river Her Bitnss are
complete being furnished with powerful double
pipe engine and wrecking pumps The Ruth Ross
ss osssa seVs late
Terror.
s sssa. M n ss. g. S so Fer G s
with hard pine beams knSs: Sn n Spd &
win command her. and others of Round Point and viii load
at Portland inme dkatcly.
Messrs w K ID Burnham launched fine fshng schr
~of I0O buyhen, carpenters mcasuremen from their
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The fair In aid OF The building fund Of The Morning
Star Sunday School is now open, and VIII be con-
tlnued until the close OF the week, at Apollo Hall,
Twenty eighth street. All the customary attractions
are offered to VISITORS
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. ls9 AND u
Iu q. FOURTH STREET.
ExTFNsIyK SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FUR
NlTURF, MANUFACTURED BY A. BARLOW
On udav

NiTURF, MASUFAoTGRsD BY 4, BARLOW.
June 90 10 O'Clock at the auction roomsby catalogue
Wpu of $ qpsG5 @s an inc gdns
teria elegant library and hall urui!ure superior dining
centre end bouquet tables elegant chamber fur
The sale will cent rise large amouot of frstcass fur
nture and will be held in large saIesToom second
Persons sbOu, furnishing will find it their advantage
Now arranged for examination. 6l54t
Executors Sale Estate of Amos PHILIPPE. deceased
SUPERIOR sousRHoLnbA St Sc ~ nA'P1 Rr ROSE
MOOD M99D PfANo N Ere irepsh plate Maptsl and Pier mirrors
Venetian Carpets ktc., Etc,. '''' ""O
une 81 Mt 10 oeToo On Tuesday SS Morning. NJ
street. below Buttonwood street. the eutre superior
covered d. Rh baircl9th Superior rosewood panofOrte
and pier walnut cent-e and bouquet
ior walnut chamber dining and sitting furni
lows china and glassware oil paintings and Snaravings
kitchen utensils ETC., etc. 61s2t
SAFE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS on Tues
day. June 81 at IL O'Clock, noon, at tho Exchange, will
TENTH STREET CSouth) No. 2ll-Store and Dwell.
TIoGA STREET, Fast of Germantown Railroad
."MARRifofffTi STREET, Nos 6lo and sla-Two Frame
GERMANTOWN AVENUE. No. sCOs-store and Dwell.
gSENTH STREET 6sSqtb2 No q, sM9dern Residence
f0RTY STREET North of Seneca street
Residence and stable.
NORTH STREET No. I926-Niodern Dwelling
PASSY UNK ROAD. No. l344-Store and Dwelling,
REAR OF No. 1888 BARKER STREET-Brick Dwsll-
ing.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Bethlehem Turnpike
Farm, 321i acres.
shares National Bank of the Northern Liberties
45 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Go.
30 shares Pha., Germantown and Norristowu RaiIroad
IO4 shares Mnehill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad
shares Philada and Southern Mail Steaniship Co
2Ot shares Philada. and California Petroleum 90
shares Academy of Music, with ticket
$50 shares West Branch and Susque hanna Canal Oh
65 shares Empire Transportation Co.
shares Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad,
81 shares National Bank of tho Republic.
so shares Girard Tube Works and Iron Co.
shares Steubenville and Indiana Railroad (old).
leo shares Enterprise Insurance Co.
20 shares Southern Transportation o.
80 shares Commonwealth National Bank.
For account of whom il may concern
81 shares Girard Tube Works and Iron Co
Sale by Order OF Master in Equy under Decree of the
Supreme Court.
253 shares original heng equal to SOC shares
of the West Branch and Susquehanna Canal Co. 6l73t
Catalogues ready.
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To giOm ~ aoH concern
All the leading medical authorities sgnize the value
of difusve stmulsnts Numerous eminent physicians
and surgeons might be named who have advocated their
employment in the treatment of large class of disorders
No Dispensary is considered complete without them
They prescribed in all public and private hospitals
and administered by all bedside practitioners.
But the difficulty has been to obtain
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERs,-
IVA (Lately Salesmen for III. Thomas Sonsl
10. 704 OHHSNUT Street. from Miras
ELEGANT DOUBLE THREF-sToR BRIOK RE
SIDENCE -

Immediately previous the sale of furniture will be
sold the llegan Double Threestory Brick Residence.
by lOl feet in Depth situate No 1903 Green street.
The house in good repair ceiling frescoed
has all modern improvements, etc.
Subject irredeemabeiroupd rent of two hundred
and dollars and forty five cents S20745 GIL 1T
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THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERs
Il AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo
OHESNUT Street. entrance No. llF SAMSON street,
SALE OF SUPERIOR MADE FURNITURE, THK
Balance of Mv Carl Meinnger's Stock Made for Pri-
yate Sales.
On Tuesday Morning,
June 81 at IL O'clock at No. lilo Chestnut street. will be
sold the balance of Mr. Meipingers superior made rn
turs comprising paror ana library suits, with
ing chamber and dining room furniture; handsome
tire and bouquet tables, etc.
The furniture be examined Monday afternoon,
and every article offered will be Sold 6l62t