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Proceedings of the OrOhanS' Court

! Proceedings Of the Orphans Court.
The Orphans Court was in session OF
Tuesday and Wednesday, when the follow
ing business was transacted:
Inventories examined and passed :-ol
the goods and chattels of Jackson Gather
of the goods and chattels of Thomas Ayl-
mer of the goods and chattels OF John l.
Logan.
List of sales examined and passed: OF
Agnes II. Brickley of John Dawson; OF
John l.. Rutter and r. L. Biddlc.
Sundry orders examined and passed.
The following accounts Were examined
First account of John NJ. Thomas, admin
istrator of Richard ii. Bayard first ac-
count of Jas. S. Crawford, adm. of James
Crawford final account Of Reuben lIaines,
adm. of Samuel p. Steele first account of
Emma A. Langdon, administrative of j.
A. Langlon, and distribution struck on
the same final account of Mary A. Critic
and w. G. Jack, adms. of w. Critic final
account of Thomas NJ. krauss and Jona-
than w. krauss, adms. of John II. krauss;
third account of Thos. r. Krauss, guardian
Of Christiana, Harvey B. and Thomas r.
Rink; final account of G. r. Carpenter,
guardian to Harriet j. Carpenter final
account Of Catharine Lawrence, adm. of
Christian Baker, and distribution struck ::
final account of James Nickle, adm. of
Milly Taylor final account of Julianna
Scott, adm. of Eliza Scott first account
of George w. Townsend, guardian to w.
E., John II. and James E. Stewart.
After argument in the matter of the will
of Mrs Emma W. Magraw, by Hon. Alex
ander Evans and J. p. Poe, Esq, of Bal
timore, for coveators, and II. w. Archer
and Henry D. Fernandis, Esqs, for the
caveeters, as regards to issues to be tried
in the Circuit Court, the issues were granted
in favor of the caveetors.
The Court will hold a special meeting, on
Tuesday and Wednesday next, for the
accommodation of persons attending the
Circuit Court.
Note.-In a notice of the above will case,
in last weeks issue, the name of Hon.
Alexander Evans was through mistake
printed Elliot.
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ANUS Ii. BI.AhE ami ELIZABETH BLA r., his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
March 10th, 1871.
The object of this suit is to procure n sale of
mortgaged premises, situate in Cecil county which
the second day of April i'll the year 1862 mortgagcd
by the defendants to the complainant
Tho BIZ states that the second day of April, in the
Year 1862, the said Amos r. Blake and Elizabeth Blake
his wife. conveyed certain real estate particularly de-
,rrihcd in said Bill and accompanying exhibit to the
complainant by of mortgage to secure the payment
of the Of six thousand dollars, with the interest
thereon from the said second day of April, 1862 in three
separate payments of two thousand dollars two
four and six years from the date Of said decd of mort
BUt charges that part OF the said sum of
$1,000 the ncrcs! arcrung thereon, has been paid
except the of s44s4 o. which paid the Bird
of December 1870, although the time limited for the
payment thereof 10y the condition of the aforesaid mort
gage has passed and payment thereof has been duly
demanded.
1t appearing that two successive suLpnuas have been
issued against the said Amos r. Blake and have each
been returned est hy the Sheriff Of said county
Cecil: and it further appearing By affidavit filed IN this
county to place beyond the jurisdiction of this
Court and il no longer resident of Cecil county or the
State of Maryland.
1t is thereby adjugcd and ordered that the complain
amt Icy causing copy of this order lie inserted ia
newspaper published and printed in Ccrjl county
week for month before the Il, lay of April
next give notice to the said NONRESIDENT defendant of
the object and substance of this Bill and warm him
appear in this Cnurt in person ar 10y solicitor an OF
before thu lth day of July ncxt To war the premises
and SHOW cause if any he has why decree ought not
I" pass as prayed. DAVID SCOTT Clerk
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT.
Mar II. 1sii-lm Clerk
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Appointments of Wilmington Conference.

Wilmington District-J. D. Curtis, P. E.
Asbury, c. Hill; St. Paul's, r. w. Todd;
Union, J. y. Lightbourn; Scott, F. H. Chat
ham; Grace, J. Todd; Epworth, to be sup
piled by H. II. Davis; Brandywine, John
Shilling; Mount Salem, G. D. Watson;
Newport, j. Allen; Chester Circuit, II. H.
Bodine; Claymont, a. L. Hood; Lebanon,
Thomas B. Hunter; New Castle, w. B.
Walton; Christiana, V. Grey; St. Georges
and Port Penn, II. Sanderson; Delaware
City, J. Humphriss; Middletown, V. Smith {;
Odessa, W. kenney; Newark and Ebene-
ger, H. Colclazer; Cherry Hill and Wesley,
J. Dare; Elkton, II. S. Thompson; North
East, B. +. Price; Elk Neck, w. T. Tull;
Port Deposit, 7. E. Martindale; Zion, r.
L. Poulion; Charlestown, A. T. Scott; Red
Lion, A. J. Crozier; Rising Sun, J. w.
Weston.
Dorer District-Thomas J Thompson, P.
E. Smyrna, J. F. Clymer; Smyrna Circuit,
William Uric; Leipsic and Raymond, C.
w. Prettyman; Dover, J. B. Merritt; Cam
den, J. E. Bryan; Wyoming, T. L. Temp
kinson; Frederick and Barrett's E. b.
Newman; FELTON,, D. r. Thomas; Milford,
Enoch Stubs; Harrington, A. D. Davis,
J. W. Pool; Bridgeville, ]. B. Mann, E. H.
Miller; Seaford, William B. Gregg: Fed
eralsburg, J. T. Van Burkalow; Galetown,
J. Conner; Laurel, VIM. E. England;
Lewesville, S. Webb; Georgetown, Elijah
Miller; Lincoln, J. A. B. Wilson; Milton,
William p. Davis; Lewes, w. NJ. Warner:
Millsboro', 7. o. Ayres; Marydel, E. G.
Irwin; Delmar, G. S. Conway. William
Merrill, Principal Of Laurel Classical In sti-
tute.
Easton Djstrict-J. B. Quigg, P. E.
Bethel and Summit, T. S. Williams; Ches-
apealle City, J. E. Kidney; Ceclton and
st. Paul's, J. w. Hammersley; Millington,
John France; Still Pond, J. A. Brindle;
Chestertown, A. W. Milby; Kent, D. c.
Ridgway; Church Hill, W. w. Redman
Galena, E. P. Aldred; Sudlersville, William
O'Neil; Greensborough, G. F. Sheppard;
Centreville, J. o. Sypherd; Queenstown,
J. G. Fosnocht; Kent Island T. B. Killiam;
Talbot, John Hough; Easton, G. "A. Phmbus;
lane, l. Jewell; Denton, S. T. Gardner
Harding; Preston, f. H. Hynson; Dorches-
ter, n. NJ. Brown, E. II. Nelson: Cambridge,
J. NJ. Williams; Cambridge Circuit, G. w.
Burke; Church Creek, to be supplied;
Warwick Mission, to be supplied; Ayres,
F. Broadbent; Lal-esville, r. c. Jones, ].
Ii. Hamilton.
iSnom HILL District-J. L. Taft, P. E.
Snow Hill, J. NJ. Pierson, G. A. Campbell;
Berlin, P. H. Rawlins; Frankfort, ]. Bran
dreth; Centreville, Joseph Lewis; Gumbo-
rough, Joseph A. Arters; Princess Anne,
Joseph Cook; Paramount, c. NJ. Pegg;
Annamessix and Atlantic. w. F. Talbot:
Accomac, James Carroll; Northampton, to
be supplied; Newtown, E.. J. Ayres; Fork
town, John Brinkley; Crisfeld, William
II. Hutchin; Salisbury, c. W. Buoy;
Quantico, Z. E. White; Chincoteague,
Adam Stengle.
Alfred Goodman transferred to the New
ark Conference.
S. L. Gracey transferred to the Provi-
dence Conference.
Aaron Rittenhouse transferred to the
Philadelphia Conference.
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ORPHANS, COITRT.

TTN!IE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court OF
l. Cecil county will he held on the second TUESDAY
in every MONTH Executors, Administrators and Guar
dans, wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in the vouchers a few days before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR
Nov 80 ls6.-y Register
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that account the dealt
OF the late Richard Gray, the CoPartnerslp
existing between the late deceased and myself under
the name and firm ct Gray and Cornish, dssolv
on December, iuh, 1870.
Ma; II, lS7l-aw EPIIRAIN CORNISH
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REAL ESTlI,E.
REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Town Lots & Houses,
In ELKTON FOR SALE.

The subscriber will SELL very reasonable terms the
VACANT LOT in Elkton at the of ~
Main and Bow streets and the ground on Bow 1osKH
street. running north and including the two ~ MA
BRICK HOUSES occupied by +. Wesley t.s sAtz1a
Janncy and Willis Rutter.
The Lot fronts 40 feet Main street and is Of
the most desirable locations in Elkton as a place of
business.
Persons wishing to secure an eligible stand for husi-
ness in ElktOn are invited to examine the premises.
HThc property will he sold in lots to suit purChas-
and plat of the he at the office of
II. Mccullough, from whom information be obtained
in regard to price and terms of sale Or letter addressed
to the undersigned at 1913 Front street New York will
receive prompt attention JOHN MOORE.
Feb II. 1STl-tf
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FOR, RENT

STORE HOUSE, opposite the Court House, in EIkton
location and rooms equal to any III tho town. Possession
given on the 18th March ensuing. Apply to
Il. +. MAY. Baltimore.
or, +. E. EWING, Elkton.
Feb 1, 1STl--2m
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MARRIED..

BRANCII-JEWE february 18th, at
Cabellsdalc, near Columbia, Mo-, by the
Rev. Benz. Y. George, of Westminster
College, Fulton, Mo, the Rev. HENRY
BRANCH, of the South Reformed Church,
New Haven, Conn, and NJ. NJ. JEWELL.
WEAVER ARMSTRONG; North
East, March 10Th, 1871, by Rev. ii. G.
Shippers, AMOS S. WEAVER and SUSAN
L. ARMSTRONG, all of Cecil county, Md.
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Sale of TrOtting Horse.-Thc trotting
horse Cecil belonging to Messrs. II. D.
NJ. Howard and T. B. Marrett, of this
town, was sold on Thursday last, by Mr..
Thos. Drennen, to Johnny Turner, at Point
Breeze Track, Philadelphia. The sum
paid is not named, but is quite large. The
late owners paid $4,000 for the horse, a few
months since, and it is but fair to suppose
that the price paid largely exceeded these
figures. Cecil - makes his mile in mucl,
less than three minutes, and with thorough
training will be among the swiftcst of fleet.
footed nags.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SAMUEL THOMPSON AND WIFE
WILLIAM THOMPSON AND WIFE AND OTHERS.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county. In Clanccry
January 18TH ISL.
ORDERED, That the sale made .,nl reported hv william
j. Jones' Trustee for Ill" sale Of the Real Estate mem
TONED IN the above entitled lie ratified al con-
hrmcd. unless ctu-" {" the contrary thereof lee shown
on or before the 18th day "f April. next: provided
copy of this order lac inserted i'll some new s,r,pcr printed
at Elkt"n once week Tor one month before the 10Th
,lay of March,
The Report states the amount of sales to b. $4,000
JAMES McCAULEY
JAMES NJ. EVANS
JOHN W. MORGAN.
True copy: test Il. d. LAMAR
Feb Is, lS1l-1m REGISTER
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Still Better.-LEvIs has just received
fresh stock, in quality, styles and variety,
superior to anything ever presented by
him to the public heretofore while the
prices are lower. ''Come and see."
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NOTICE..

IN TAE MATTER OF THE SALE OF THE MORT
GAGGED REAL ESTATE OF CATHERINE f.
LLOYD.
ORDERED This 9th day of March, A. u. ISL that the
sale of til" Ortgag"l real estate of Catherine f. Lloyi
described IN mortgage from said Catherine F. LLOYD
Harriet b. Hayes and which sale made aud reported
by William j. Jones. Attorney named in sail mortgage
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown or before the l2th tlay of Nav
next provided copy Of this order inserted in some
newspaper published i'll Cecil county a week for one
month before the llth ttty "f April next.
The Report states the to 81 600 90
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT.
Mar II. lS1l-lm Clerk
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Arrested for the Larceny of Valuable
Diamond Rings. Ann Hutchinson,

colored girl about IS years Of age, was
arrested and lodged in jail, on Saturday
morning last, on the charge of having
stolen two diamond rings, valued respec-
lively at 5000 and $500, the property of
Mrs EMS, who resides in Delaware. The
girl had been living with Mrs. EMS for
some time, but left her place about the
first OF the present month, telling Mrs. f.
that she must go home, to Elkton, as she
vas to be married on the Sd of March,
Some days after she had left, the rings
were missing, and the girl having been
seen at the drawer where they were kept
was suspected. 1t was found that the
story about her expected marriage had
been concocted as an excuse for leavino 81
summarily. These and other circumstances
induced the belief that she had committed
the larceny, and was arrested, but the
evidence was not sufficient to warrant her
detention, and she was released.
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( hestnut Rails and Posts.
~ For sale BY JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. the undersigned, Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale at the Court House door, in Ekton Cecil county
Maryland. on
TUESDAY, APRIL THE 4th, 1871,
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TWO HUNDRED & SIXTY Acres

or less lying liz Cecil county Maryland near the
Delaware line, and about four miles southcrly from the
Of Elkt"n, the line Of the proposed railroad
.rSS from Elktnn To Middlrtnwn MIsscys About
S<saA EIGHTY ACRES ARE WOODLAND. and the
%A remainder is arabic land. and il divided into six
-. fields all of them wacrrd. small stream of run
nus water passing through several OF them. The soil
is of good natural quality. and has been considerably
improved by lime and other fertilizers. There
farm AN ORCHARD OF FIFTEEN ACRES OF TREES
years old of excellent varieties and in very -four
i>hing condition also. small APPLE ORCHARD of
thriving trees, of choice Varieties and just coming into
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RONE DUST,
PERUVIAN GUANO,
RHODES PHOSPHATE.
MORO PHILLIPS PIIoSPIIATES,
WIIANS'S PHOSPHATE. sc, &C.,
For sale by JOHN PA IeTRIDGE
~ Seed Oats for sal" hy
mar I. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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NOTICE,

The creditors Of L. H. b. Mitchell. decd are notified
To file their claims. with the vouchers thereof i'll tn.
Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Cecil county
in chancery before the 18th day of .Julv. ISL
mar 1. ISL W. j. JONES Trustee
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10,O0O.-The place to buy Carpets and
Oil Cloths is at BURROWS, Elkton, Md
The largest stock in the country.
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Public Sales Next Week.. 7. Stout,
North East, Stock and Household Goods,
Wednesday, 22d.
j. E. and w. w. Reynolds, Executors,
Real Estate, at Port Deposit Saturday,
1Sth) to-day.
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4 10 AL

~ The Celebrated Baltimore Company Coal for Fam
lily Use, on hand and fors ale. d. SCOTT BRO
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AT the Exchange Store-canned fruits of
all kinds for sale, at low prices, for cash.
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1.-THE HOrse.-This noble animal has been
receiving the attention of the celebrated
horseman, Mr.. r. II. Parks, this week,
in our town. All who attend the free lee
lures of Mr.. P. and examine his mode of
shoeing, become convinced that great ignor-
ance exists among the mass of mankind in
the proper manner of caring for and using
the horse. Mr.. p. will give further i'll
structions on the horse, here, on Tuesday
next. See advertisement elsewhere.
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Sewing Machines. largest number
of Sewing Machines that has ever been
received in the county, was received by the
Agent, at Elkton, this week; the Howe
Machine being the best in use.
D. E. BURTON,
Agent, at Elkton, for the County.
Gilling Irvine and seine Irvine, best quail
ity, very cheap, at the Exchange Store.
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Improvements at Cherry Hill.-Mr. ].
Rambo is erecting a new frame house for
Joseph b. Jordon, at Cherry Hill. Mr..
Lloyd Luton is also putting up frame
house at Lutton's Corner; Mr.. William
Moore of, or near, Cherry Hill, is also
building new frame dwelling house at
Lutton's Corner. There is some talk of
building hall, by the knights Of Pythias
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LOT OF LAND.

the Roman Catholic Church. of which Rev r. H.
b. Mitchell died seized
Til" Lot is about So feet front and simproved -
by Il two story and attic Double Frame DWELL LINEN
ing HOUSE: Pump of water at back door Nv AH
The property will either he sold in one parcel
or the House may he separated if the purchaser should
desire. A plot of the land may lie at my office.
TERMS.-One-third of the purchase money cash on
day of sale oncthrd in Six. and the residue in Twelve
Months thereafter. Credit payments To bear interest
and he secured TO the satisfaction of the Trustee
W. J. JONES, Trustee.
Elkton, Mar !, 1S1l-ts
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New Goods at new prices, next week, at
the BEE HIVE in the Hollow.
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5,OOO.-Economy to purchasers. Dry
Goods and Groceries at BURToN's, Elkton.
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NOTICE.
SCOTT STEW AR,

AMOS Il. BLAKE and ELIZABETH BLAKE his wifi.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
| March 10Th
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Nothing like buying goods for cash.
When you take them home they are yours.
BEE HIVE.
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On Monday or Tuesday of next week, the
BEE HIVE will remove to the Rossell House,
in the Hollow. Be careful 10 note the
change.
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PeremptOry Trustees Sale
Valuable Real Estate,

BY virtue of Docree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, in chanCcry, passed in the of Tlalcus
Smith and wifi" rs. Samuel c. Smith and others, the
undersigned will expose at Public Auction,
TUE,SD1 Y afternoon, March 2Sth, 1871,
at O'Clock, at the Court House in Elkton ALL THE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, Of Samuel Smith, late of
sud county, died seized.
WINS Rod Estate cnmsists of q FARM of
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EVENING ADEIPHA TUESDAY JUNE 20 1878

wood contained seething, fermenting mass
of immortal beings, devilishly bent upon
severing soul from body, and sending it,
black with sin, before the Eternal Judge.
Suddenly the door was broken through
with loud crash, q mad below drowned the
uproar of the room, and, lashing it's sides
with fury at the tumult. flinging
white froth from its distended nostrils,
and paving up the earthen floor with
its hoofs, Sal Scriber's black Durham
dashed straight into the centre of the mixed
contestants and charged right and left.
Catching Mady upon its short, sharp horns,
it threw him with all its demoniac force
against the raftered ceiling, and tossed him
again and again as he fell, until the hot fumes
of his drunken breath had left his bloated
body.
In the height of the scene dwarfish woman
of swarthy hue rushed forward, and seizing
Jim Wsgman, faint and nearly gone, in her
brawny arms as if he had been the merest
baby, bore him quickly away from
the house and out into the soggy
night air, away from death and dan
ger. The hand that let loose the
black Durham and drove it with a goad into
the surging fray-the hand that saved Jim's
life and nursed him afterward as tenderly as
so coarse creature could-the hands that
Jim Wagman kissed in gratitude and love,
such as rude miners sometimes feel in their
strong hearts, and claimed for his own when
he grew better-that hard, brown, horny
hand, so SCARED and furrowed, belonged and
belongs to the present female resident of
Wagman's Lode-Sal Scriber, late of Penny
Greek Hotel, and joint-owner with Jim Wag-
man of the famous coal-black Durham so we'll
known throughout Grow county, Nevada.
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Passenger accommodations unrivalled el
Parties sending for their friends in the old coun-
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Steerage s82, currency.
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These splendid steamers sail on schedule time,an
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shiRRlNo..

>zFEEa. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
y SAsAz.ttat<s <sTOWN.-The Inman Line OF Royal MAI
steamers are appointed 70 sail as folows:-
Nemesis, Thursday June !, at 2P M
City OF London, Saturday, June 3. atgP. M
Oity OF Washington SATURDAY.. June 10. at ~ M.
CITY OF Dublin, via Halifax, Tuesday, June ls, az
IN. -
day, from pier No. IS North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY Mall Steamer Sailing every SATURDAY.
Payable in gold. Payable in currency.
First Cabin $50 Steerage. .t50
TO Lond0n. .........- so To Lbndon. ......'''' 80
Passengers also forwarded to Antwerp, Rotter.
dam, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, ETC., at reduced
rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by
persons wishing TO send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the companys
once.
JOHN q. DALE Agent No. 10 Brosdwsy, N. z. !
Or to OTONNE1L s. FAULK, Agents,
No. 400 CHESNUT Street. Philadelphia