COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADELPHI.A.
" BAG "
MANUFACTORY.
BU RLAP BAGS, OF ALL SIZES,
fog com OATS, COFFEE, DONE DUST, ato. • •
' • -
ALSO,
SEAMLESS BAGS,
s.p.lo:l.ad makes, ALL SIZES, for bale cheap, for not
0 ,..„ 0 1 delivery.
GEO. GRIGG.
i,10.1 No. 2119 and 221. CHURCH ALLEY.
p/WEIRTON DUCK'.
IN STORE,
225,000 YARDS
jf S. AllAil r 10 OUNCE DUCK,
Ana for sale by
f'AIasII4AIVI, NIRKHAM, & CO.,
ist i t if. No. 230 CHESTNUT STREET.
AzitAltiLESS BAGS.
2,000 CANADA A , allCottdp, l7 ounces.
tz.no zAIIK'S,
a KELLY'S, "
LOCO ABIOSKEAG C., "
NO HAMPDEN B. half Cotton.
FA . bole low by
(RIGG Bo EXARMSTEAD,
MERCIIAKBIZE BROKERS,
10:a rio. AL STRAVVBERRY:EItreet
.10TTON YARN.
STPERION COTTON YARN, NO. 10.
FOR SALE BY
IROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
oci24f
rf EIIPLEY, HAZARD, &
EIUTOEIINS.ON.
No. 111 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
If
c tILANTIC COTTON MILLS.
SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS.
aIit.RLES AMORY, JR., de 00.,
206 CHURCH ALLEY,
I=!
‘_RMY GOODS.
DaRK.BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK.BLUE CAP CLOTHS,
SST•BLITE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT,
B•O I 3NCE DUCK, 1
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
3F.AST LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK,
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT
:NS. For sale by
FROTHINGHAM & wELLS.
Ri•lt tt
MILITARY.
... . •
BOARD OF TRADE RIFLE
REGIMENT.
3ira REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
BOUNTY.
LICRIIITS WANTED for the above fine regiment (the
:y Regiment of Infantry for three years now recruit
• And In alum in Plillad.olphia.)
es joining this regiment will receive the following
%natio,:
.4.liluliand on being mustered in 825
^ when the company in full 50
" when the regiment is full 25
'
:mese expiration of service 75
Tula' $176
Pee but men of good character rocetved,
Apply at HEADQUARTERS, 533 CHESTNUT Street.
CHARLES ERNBRWEIN, Colonel.
W. A. RAIWILL, Adjutant. det4-tf
CONTINENTAL. CAVALRY.
" Camp Metcalfe," near FIADDONF N.J.
-7MBN wanted to complete Companies now
needy full, to secure the Citizens' Bounty Fund
yarded to the first Twenty Companies mustered into
;: , a service of the United States.
_ . . .
Two or three positions of Second LIEUTENANTS are
Tat, which will be assigned to young men of gn..sl re.
kofic , R. and who have seen service. doll-t.f
EDUCATION.
pLASIOCIAL AND •ENOLIS SCHOOL
oP )4 11. OHEGORT, A. M.,1108 MARKET Street.
Q t ellool, OF DEIGN . FOR WOMEN,
13.34 CHESTNUT STREET.The next Session of
leotitation"etenineuefe Febittary let. Charge G 1.4
6.r tire of Five Months.
• • •
Dl M . T (l n• — • lo fiePh Harrison, Esq., President ; WC
lincitueD, Esq., Vice President ; P. P. Morris, Big.,
ktenory and Tratemwer ; Joseph Jeans, Redwood P.
Vdmer. James L. Cloghorn, David S. Brown, William
%Sims. William J. Rorstman, Ell S. Price, and Charles
1.1.150i0.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.-A
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL'; NEAR MEDIA, PA.
Oorough course in Mathematics, Classics, Fmgllsh
Tildes, he.
I:litary Tactics taught. Classes in Book-keeping, But.
and Civil Engineering. nulls taken of all ages,
are received at an t ime.
Rai rdlng per week, 15.
Tsition per quarter, .00.
Par catalogues or information address Bey, J. HERVEY
BATON, A. M., Village Green. Pa. ocin-tf
PERSONAL.
PENSIONS.- $lOO BOUNTY .AND
Pay procured and collected for soldiers, 'sailors.'
Ind the relativea of touch as are deceased, at reasonable
1711 satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon
hy JAMBS FULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants
4434 WALNUT Street, Ph il adelphia.
Partionlar attention given to parties living at a die
ool&tf
MEDICAL.
I TEALTH ! BEALTH.I HEALTH !
HEALTH! HEALTH HEALTH!
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Compound rup'of Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
.Sveityne , s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
The Great Remedy for -
The Great Remedy for
The Great Remedy for
...loughs, Colds, Croup, Asthma, Ilronehithi,
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Asthma. Bronchitis.
, Blood spitting, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
Siood-spitting, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
• Bloodspitti ag, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
IBlood.spittiug, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
Consumption, Conanmpthus,
ConeutoptioniZonsnm piton,
Consumption, Conenmption
All affections Threat,gLungs, and Breast,
All affections Throat, Lungs, and Breast, ...
All affections Throat, Lunge, and Breast, .• -••
111 affections Throat, Lunge, and Breast.
Swayne's Wild Cherry, •
Swayne's Wild Cherry,
`Bwayne's Wild Cherry,
:Has done more good than
&Any Medicine ever Discovered.
Any Medicine ever Discovered.
Any Medicine ever Discovered.
Tat: V.. 1 ,4 .I`.IVMDER DAATTIA which occur annually
ism Consumption and Diseases tif the Lungs and Liver
. 'nNly appalling. Nearly all this dread waste of life
he saved by_ a timely use of Dr. Swayne's Com
;sus, Syrup of *Wild Cherry. Even where the lungs
isve heroine very much, disordered, no remedy is so et%
!must. We have oettlticates of wonderful cures per-
Isasst after patients had been-given up to die by Phi
'AP and Mende. Prepared only by Dr. SWAYNE &
"N. 330 SIXTH Street above VINE. Sold by all
Onferists and dealers in Medicine. jal7-if tf
lIERRING'S
FRANKLINITE IRON DRILLED.
hniu 'sew York Journal of Commerce, of Jan. 3,1863.1
. 111 E I'NDERSIONED were present at an experiment
Purpose of testing.the drill proof qualities of a
ofritRANNLINITE or CRYSTALIZED IRON, left
?!t . :i the Manhattan Bank of New York, by S. C. HER.
& CO.. as drill-proof. The Iron was tasted with a
n ve . e i g hth s (k,') inches in diameter, and was
.I ;.:'eql readily la our presence.
WM. L. JACOBS,
EDWARD BURNS.
GILBERT LANE
3rooklyn, Jan. 7,18&3. jalltuths-6t
6 06 .. AR4311 STREET. 606
•
FINE SHIRT AND. WRAPPER. EMPORIUM.
Sall Assortment of
, • .
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
II; GREAT VARIETY.
EL'PERMR aUALITY, AND AT MODERATE PRICES.
•Ci. A. HOFFMANN,
Successor to W. W. KNI G HT.
14, :n:h am OO6 ARCH STREBT. 606.
PUTTER Ufa PATTESON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
US *TR 'FRONT STREET,
:he nttentiOn of the trade to their fresh and fell
of f!tegars, Syrups. Coffneß,
1,,
E GRAND RAFFLE FOR 'Tki E
~,:flue,t DOUBLE BUN in America COMPS off TO
nt MARKER'S. Sportsmen, please romember.lto
I V ORYTYPES.—I N THOSE EX E
,41‘,11.E1) ut DEEMER'S yon realize7your ideal of a true
o'nutlful likeness; fraturee aceurate in outline, and
I. 4 .exiou correct in color. SECOND Street, above
Jl.s th
It
UMBRELLAS.-THE BEST ARE
n ade nad theapeit sold at TENTH and MARKET.
xe:l4'lt • SLEEPER'S.
FAMILY DYE COLORS !
LIST OF COLORS:
BLACK SALMON,
DARK bROWN,
DARK DRAB
nitowN, DARK DRAE,
LIGHT BROWN. LIGHT DRAB,
DARK BLUR/ YELLOW
LIGHT DLO& LIGHT YELLOW. '
DARK ORE
_i ORANGE.
LIGHT GRBBN,
S M O A L O F E E B R T IN A, O._ •
PINK,
PURPLE, I .FRENCH BLU E
SLATE ROYAL PURPLE . ~•
GRiersoN, 1 'VIOLET.
~.
FAMILY DYE COLORS ,
11
%It r ireing Silk Woolen and Mixed Goods,Shawls.
kfaig..?!fto, Ribbons, 0 loves, Bonnets, Hats Feathers,
? ADl 4m . ulildren's Clothing, and all kinds of Wear-
With Derfect fast colors.
A SAYING OF - 80 PER 4 CENT.
4 1 . 6 . 4 Dye.; are mixed in the form of powders consort*
1 0 :s. sre thoroughly tested, and put up to neat pack
ti
tot
j'slr twenty-five cents you can color as many goods
tot.i s 7 otherwise cost live times that sum. The pro
el
e,...! triple, and any one can use the Dyes with perfect
iiZ,..,. ill rections inside.
wactuivd by HOWE StV'EVENS,
For. ,
and De
Bton.
tv-4 1 4 .'s by Drug - gists and Dealers in every C ity and
deagtitliksz if
RETAIL DRY GOODS*
UP STAIRS DEPARTMENT.
BOYS' CLOTHING
AND
LADIES' CLOAK I ,
RISA:DIr MADE OR MADE TO ORDER.
COOPER & CONARD,
lad-tgal E. E. 00R. NINTH and MARKET
JAMES R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Have last reteived, and are now offering. magnificent
lines of
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THIS SEASON.
aol-Sm
LINENS, WHITE GOODS, LACES,
A full assortment always on hand at LOW
PRICES.
Just received, lace-trimmed Embroidered and
Mourning Muslin BONVi , and Neck-Ties, for the
house and street. Also, all-linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, at la cents.
Also, all descriptions of Linen Handkerchiefs,
for Ladies, Gents, and Children, at
SPLENDID STOOK ON HAND.-
All-the best makes ot Calicoes. •
All the best mikes of Muslins.
All the hest makes of Lineus. •
All the best makes of Shootings.
All the best make a of Napkins.
Together with Towels, Crash, Diaper Huckaback, Bird
:ye, Burlap, &c. &e.
White Cambric and Jaconet, fall line.
Nainsooks and Plaid Bloslins, full line.
'Winter Goods closing out.
Slims is, liferinoes, closing out.
Balmoral Skirts. all prices.
Silk and Linen Ildkfr, nice assortment. At
JOHN H. STOKES',
702 ARCH Street.
AGENTS,
EDWIN HALL, dr. : BRO.,
26 South SECOND Street.
Rave reduced the pricesiof
Panel Silks,
Rich Printed Dress Goods,
Choice Shades of Merinoes,
Beautiful Colors of Reps or Poplins,
All-Wool De Lathes,
All kinds of dark dress goods reduced.
Also,
Pine Long Brodie Shawls,
Open Centre Long Cashmere Shawls,
Rich new styles of Blanket Shawls.
4-4 Lyons Silk velvets, pure Silk.
DRY GOODS FOB 'WINTER
Rep. Poplins,
•
French Merinos,
Colored Mousselines.
rota De Soles,
Foulard Silks,
BlankerShawle,
Balmoral Skirts,
Black Silks,
Fancy Silks,
Bleok Bombazines,
Worsted Plaids,
Cheap Detainee, •
French Chintzes,
Shirting Flannelly,
Broche Shawls,
Fine Blankets,
Crib Blankets.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
Cassimeres for Bust Aess Snits.
Cassimeres for Dress Suits. .
Cassimeres for Boys' wear.
Cloths adapted to every use.
Boys' Clothing, ready made.
Men's and BoyLANKETS. s' Snits made to order.
A tiptop lot at $5.
Damaged Gray Blankets at $250 and UK
Horse Blankets—Army Blankets,
Domestic Goods at lowest prices.
TABLE LINENS.
Pine Table Damasks and Cloths.
The famous power-loom Table Linens.
Bargains in Napkins, &c., &c.
DRESS GOODS.
2.091 yards newest styles Detainee at 25C.
Blue Reps, Blue Poplins, Blue Paramattas.
Brown Reps, Brown Poplins, Brown Coburg*
Balmorals $2.76, s3,y 5,a 815°.
COOPER & CODIARD.
8. B. corner NINTH and me.sKET stream
jLtbtf _
pi STEEL & SON HAVE A LARGE
• assortment of DRESS GOODS, suitable for HO
LIDAY PRESENTS.
Rich Fancy Silks ; Plain Silks ; choice color*.
Plain and Figured Black Silks. •
Plain and Figured Rep Poplins.
Plain and Figured Merinoee. •
Plain Solferino Cashmeres, at 37 ;c, worth dl
WINTERSHAWLS, in great ranety,
MERINO SCARFS, BROCHE BORDERS.
CLOAKS—Of New. and Fashionable Styles, made of
Black Bearer. Frosted Beave . r, and Black Cloth.
Call and examine our stock. We guaranty to give sa
tisfaction, as we sell nothing but good articles, an at
lower prices than they can be bought elsewhere.
den Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH street.
CRIB AND CRADLE BLANYP4TS.
Large Criblllanketa.
Pine Cradle Blankets.
jal BYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and ARCH
VYRE 8c LANDELL, FOURTH AND
-A-a ARCH, have a fine stock of
GOODS FOR FAMILY CUSTOM.
Good Large Blankets.
Good Linen Sheetings.
Good Muslin by the piece.
Good Unshrinking Flannels.
Good Fast. Colored Prints.
Good Table Linen and To wels. •
Good Quality Black Silks.
Good Assortment Colored Silks. . jal
VAIBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS,
'-t- 1 and HOSIERY, at Wholesale Prices.
The subscribers offer one of • the best selected and
largest assortments of White Goods, Hosiery, and Staple
Embroideries, Trimmings, &c., to be found in the city to
which they re.wectfully invite the attention of the ladies.
SHEPPARD, VAJ.II HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
ialf.l2trp 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
.. •.. CHINA • AND GLASSWARE.
KPER,';SY •
. . • FURNISHING. CHINA
. Jan) • • .
1
GLASS : ET-A.BLISHILENT,
:.•
• .4.64•1 , , •
HOTELS 'AND SHIPPING . SU PPLIED.
•
& KERR;
• - 320 CHESTNUT Street.
pHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS-'A
-a• largo varlet, for sale at low nrices by
Yams adEeN & co.,
924 CHESTNUT Street.
deI3•UU
MICROSCOPES, SPECTACLES, AND I
SPY-GLASSEA for present/, or astejki
Co.,JA=S W. 41
_WAN St O
95114 CHESTNUT Street. I
datll.tt If
OPERA GL ASSES ,• OPERA
GLASSES. Por pule A x i s ntn t6 a ' co
SW& Cpistararr Boat.
del3-tf if
• • MILITARY GOODS.
G
W. SIMONS da BROTHER,
3/N5031-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY, .
FINE SWORDS,
AND
MILITARY GOODS, IN EVERY VARIETY.
3aB4f6m
A OPPENHEIMER,
•
TENTS,
MATERIAL BOUGHT FOR CONTRACTORS.
All goo& made will be guarantied regulation In size
and make. '
N. B. Orders of any size tilled with despatch. ja7•tf
1,000 DOZEN HICKORY SHIRTS.
1,000 do. GRAY,IyL AND BLUE
LASHIRTS.
500 do.
(ASSORTED FANCY
TRAVELING SHIRTS.
500 do. LOW-PRICED
SHIRTS.
1,000 *. do. DENIM OVERALLS.
10,000 PAIRS COTTONADE PANTALOONS.
Po) sale by
BENNETT, RUCH, A; CO.,
lalglm Manufacturers, 217 CHURCH ALLEY
PffiLADELPHII,
CAR S 0 N' S-
SCOTCH-PATENT
SILVER-CLEANING POWDER,
Warranted free from acid, and the same as used in the
houses of the nobility and gentry of Scotland. It is un
equalled for cleaning Gold. and Silver Plate. Looking
Glasses, ete. Prepared by A. H. CARSON, waiter; from
a recipe given me by the head butler to the Duke of
Athol.
For sale by
HAZARD & CO.. Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
I. TOWNSEND Thirteenth and Chestnut streets,
T. BLACK, 14b 1 Chestnut streets,
W. H. NAULTY, 1500 Chestnut street. •
J. CLARK, Fifth and Prune streets,
And wholesale by WILLIAM PARVIN, 1204 CHEST
NUT Street, and
CAWELL. MACK. & CO Chemists,
Fifth-Avenue Hotel, New York,
And Thames street, Newport, L
•
r All orders addressed A. H. CARSON, IYestern Sub Post
Office, Philadelphia. . Jaa‘-tntlis 2m
MAGNIFICENT JFWELRY FOR AL-
A.,-A
-mos-nnothing.. gneap Trimming Store 2126 Ma-
SET Street. jai.6t*
A RARE CHANCE 'TO MAKE
MONEY. — A new ASH SIFTER ; can retail at $1.50,
and pity DO per cent. Rights for gale. Box Mf3, Phila.'
a n ph Poet Office. jal9-60,
ARMY CLOTHING AND. EQUIPAGE,
OFFICE, TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets, PHILA
DELPHIA, JaUinta 21, 18113.
SEALED PROPOSA_LS aro invited at this office until
SATURDAY, 24th inst., at 12 o'clock DI., to furnish, at the
Schuylkill Arsenal, a qugntity of
TARRED PAPER, - •
for packing Clothing, in the usual size sheets.
Bidders will state in their proposals the price per one
hundred pounds, and how soon it can be delivered.
0.,/I..CROSMA'S , .
ja22, Deputy q. M. Oarieral.
IMPORTERS AND CASH DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
SILKS, SHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS
1024 CHESTNUT STREET
E. M. NEEDLES.
AND
EMBROIDERIES.
WHOLESALE PRICES. jaB-tf
1024 CHESTNUT STREET
HOLIDAY GOODS•
No. 231 CHURCH Alley, Philadelphia,
CONTRACTOR AND MANUFACTURER. OF
ARMY CLOTHING
Of Every Description.
ALSO.•
HAVERSACKS.
PONCHOS,
CAMP BLANKETS.
KNAPSACKS, and
BED TICKINOS FOR HOSPITALS.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF'S SAII.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Lefari Facias, to me directed, will be ex
posed to pubito sale or rendue, on MONDAY Evening,
February 2, 1563. at 4 o'clock, at Sansoin-stroot lfall,
All that certain three-story brick messuage or tene
ment, and lot or piece of ground, situate on the west side
of Dolt Ware Third street, at the distance of two hundred
and thirty-four (24) feet five inches and a half north-
WII rd from tho corner of Poplar street. (lively called Pop
_ler lane) iu the late Northern Liberties, now oily of
Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth on tho Raid.
Third street eighteen feet, and in length or depth extend,'
ing thence Westward, keeping the same breadth at right
angles with the said Third street, one hundred and six
feet. Bounded northward, southward, and westward by
ground late of John Lentz, junior, and eastward by
Third street aforesaid. Being the same premises which
Thomas Shillingsford and Itary Louisa, his wife, by in
denture bearing darn tee thirty-first day of January one
thousand eight luundred nod forty-two, recorded in Deed
Bonk S., N6:37, page 78. tto., granted and conveyed
unto the said George Read in fee, subject to the condi
tions and restrictions that he, the said George Read; his
heirs or assigns, thould nut, nor would at any - time or
times them:lller, erect or build, or permit or suffer, any
court, or house in the form of a court, to be erected or
built upon the said above granted lot of ground.
[1), C.. 721; D., 'St] Debt, 55.2. - 17.50 . Bowers.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Wm.
Read. Henry Rend, George Road, and David P Read,
Execution., Sc., of George Read, deceased, and to be sold
by . JOHN THOMESON..Sheri If.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, January 21,1861. jrit2.-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF.
a writ of Levert Facies, to me directed, will be ex
posed to public sale or voudue. on MONDAY Evening,
February 2, NM. at 4 - o'clock. gt &mom-street Hall.
All that certain brick messuage or tenement, bake
hem e, and lot ground situate ou the north. side of
Race or Sassafras street, between Delnware Second.
and Third streets, in the city of Philadelphia afore
said ; containing in breadth tact nod west twenty-four
feet four and it half inches, and in length or depth north
and south one hundred and nine feet and a half.
Bounded westward and north Ward by ground formerly
of Godfrey linga, deceased, east ward by ground former
ly of Jonathan Hiles, and southward by Rite street
.aforesaid. [Being thesaine premises which John Eissas
ser, et ox, by indenture bearing date April third, eighteen
hundred and fifty-five, recorded in the office for record
ing deeds, etc., for the city and county of Philadelphia,
in Deed Book B. D. W., No. 12, page 232, etc.,, granted
and conveyed unto the said William Essen, in tee. •
N. B.—The said property is sold subject to a mortgage
of six thousand dollars. (#6.000.)'
CD. ; D., '62.) Debt, $1,844.4e. Oehleschinger.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Wil
liam Essen, and to-be sold by
• ' JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office. Jan. 21, 1863. ja22-3t
SBERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of,Venditioni Exponas, to me directed,Will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MOND AY Evening.,
February.% 156.1, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street,Hall,
•All that certain five story brick measuage tenement,
with iron fronts, and Jot .or p ore of ground, situate on
the •west side of the 011 York read. now called York
avenue, at the distance of one hundred and seventy-four
feet four inches from the north side of Noble street. In
the late Northern liberties, now the Twelfth ward of
the city of Philadelphia coat:Cuing in breadth °lathe
said York avenue forty feet, and in length westward be
tween right lines parallel with the sad Noble street
seventy•four feet two inches on the .north side. and
eighty-three feetseveh inches and a half on the south
side to Fifth street. Bounded northward by ground now
or late of Mary Russell, westward by the said Fifth
street, southward by ground or James Smith, Jr.,
and eastward by York avenue aforesaid. (Being the
same; premises which William Nichnals, by deed dated
the 17th day of June. 1818, recorded in • Deed Book R. D.
70, page 2•3, .kc., granted and conveyed to the
said William Dunlap in fee.)
- •
(D- C.. 737 0 D., M..) Debt, WY. Geo. Sergaant.
Seized mid taken in execution as the property of Wil
liam Dunlap, and to be sold by • • •
• JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, January 21,18e1 ja22-3t
p,,EERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
^' a writ of Levan Facies, to mo directed, will be ex
posed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
February' , I.SVL at 4 o'clock, at Sftusom-street
All that certain three-storied brick messmtge or tene
ment and lot or piece of round , situate at the northweAt
corner of Delaware Third and Green streets, in the dis
trict of the Northern Liberties, formerly said city of Phi
ladelphia, containin in front or breadth on the said
Third street twentytbur feet, and extending in length or
depth westward, on the south line thereof, along the
north side of said Green street, about seventy feet and on
the' north line thereof, at right angles with said Third
street, seventy feet, and containiug-in breadth. on the
rear or. west end thereof, about fifteen .feet; bounded
northward by ground granted to John Hook, westward
by; ground now or late of John Smerick, southward by
said Green street, .and eastward by Third street afore
said. Being the same premises which John Miller, Adam
Miller, Elisabeth Miller, Mary • Miller, Maria L. Miller,
and Jacob Brie!, and Sarah Angela, his wife, by inden
ture bearing date the twenty.eighth day, of March. auuo
Domini eighteen hundred and fifty-three, and recorded
at Philadelphia aforesaid, in Deed Book T. 11., No. 74.
Page 324, granted and- conveyed unto Adam M. Snyder,
party hereto, in fee. Subject to the payment of a certain
apportioned yearly ground rent or sum of twenty-six
dollars and sixty-seven cents.
[D. C., 733; D., '62..7 Debt, 5;3,59.3. Lex.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Eli
zabeth Barnhold, Adam M. Snyder, and Catherine, his
wife, and to be sold by
JOHN' THOMPSOX, Sheriff
Philmielphia, Sheriff's Office, Jantun't 21,1868. ju,22-3t
• •
ERIF.F'S SALE.— BY:VIRTUE- OF
SH
. .
NJ a writ of Venditiont Exponw to me direetekwill
be exposed to public - sale or vonduo, ou MONDAI Evet
ning, January 5 MI, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street HO,
All that certain; lot or piece of 'groundwith • the im
provements city
:erected' situate in the 'Nineteenth
ward of the city of Philadelphia aforesaid ; commencing
at the southeastwerdly corner of Front and Coral streets,
thence extending eouthwardly along the east side of
said Front 'street 36 feet, thence eastward on a line at
right angles with the said Front Street, by around now
r late.of Elijah Tyson; 45 feet, 1 inch. and % of an inch
to a point, thence it'll by the same sou thwartil y about 93
feet toe Peint.Which at the distance of 62 feet, 1. incliand
,i s qllB of an 'inch, eastward from the east side of said
Front street. on a line running at right antes thereto,
thence uortheastwardly ou a line at right angles with
Dreer street. by other ground of thesaid Elijan Tyson,
62 feet 3 and "ith inches, to the south:westwardly side of
Dreer street;tnence northweatwardly along the same 75
feet, laud A's inches, to the sontlicastwardly side of said
Coral street, and thence so n thwes t wardly along the same
53 feet and one-half of an inch to the east side of said
Front Street, and place of beginning. Being the same lot,
or piece of ground which Elijah Tyson, by a certain in;
deutnre, hearing date the 6th day 'of December. A. D.,
All, recorded in Demi Book, It. D. W„ No. 3 page 21,.
&c.,granted and conveyed unto the soh ., Charles Totem
sem, in fee, reserving therefor, and tliereout, a certain
yearly ground-rent charge, or sum of $153, in equal half.
yearly payments, on theist 4:1,y of the months of April
and October, in every year thereafter forever ; and the
said Charles Townsend and wife, by a certain indenture;
bearing date the .27d day of February, A. D.,13;3, en
dorsed upon the above recited indenture and recorded in
Deed Book R. D. W., No. 11, page lA, Ste»granted and
conveyed one full, equal and undivided; Moiety, or one
half part thereof, of, in, and to the said lot, or piece of
ground above described, unto George W ; Etnwec hter, his
hei i e and-assigns forever underand soloed to a moiety or
half part of the aforesaid yearly ground-rent...and the said
George Ein we-oilier and 'Wife. by indenture - bearing
date the 12th day of October ; A. D . "MS,. and intended to
be forthwith recorded, granted and conveyga (interalia)
his; the said one fall equal undivided moiety,-or One
half rpart, of,.in and .to • the afordMid , lcit or piee of
ground, sut t iect as above mentioned, unto tha said! J ames
McCartney ; his heirs and assigns forever:
[D. C., 123; D.,• , 62.) Debt, $160;63 H. 7'. Zing. -
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Charles
Townsend,-aud to be sold by
sonv TITOMPSOII,.SheriIf:
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Mee: January 2.1,114133..ja22-3t*
RECERIFP'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OFw
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a Writ of Veuditioni Expona-s, ti) n directed,wiWbe
exposed to public sale or vendee , ou MONDAY Eveulng,
February 2. ISB3. at 4 . 0 clock, at SansomLstreet
No. 1. All that certain three-story brick messuage•or •
tenement and lot or piece of ground openwhich' the
same is erected, situate on the soutirside of West street,
at the distance of three hundred andminety-four feet
seven inches and a half eastward from the east side•of
Hanover street, in the city of Philadelphia :containing:
in front or breadth on ::said West street eighteen feet, and
in length or depth southward between linos parallel
With said Hanover street eighty-five feet; bounded east- -
'ward, south ward and westward by ground now or late'
of Harrison Earl and John S. Miller. and northward by -
West street aforesaid t. being the same premises which'
George Reick and Margaretta, his wife,- by indenture
bearing slate the twenty-sixth day of December, Al D.
3856, and recorded in Deed Book R. D. W.. NO. IA page
67, &e., granted and conveyed to Philip ll:Heppe and '
Gottlieb Ilapp. as tenants in common and' not its joint
tenants, and the said Gottlieb Rapp by indenture, -dated
the seventh dayof Angu . st, -A. D. 'ISIS, and recorded in'
Deed Rook A. D. 8., No. S 6, page &C., granted and
conveyed all his full, equal and undivided half part of in
and to the said promises, to the said Philip H. Hoppe,
under and enbject, nevertheless, to the payment of
yearly ground-rent of thrtx-five dollars. -
be. 2. Also, all that certain three-story brickmessuage
or tenement and lot. or piece of ground, situate on the
west side of Third street, at the distance. of flirty-seven
feet and half an inch northward front the north side of
Buttonwood street, in the city of Philadelphia, ihrmerly
in the district of the Northern Liberties, containing in
hunter breadth on the said Third street sixteen feet. and
extending in length or depth westwai d, keeping the
same breadth, between lines parallel with the said But.
tonwood street one hundred and seven feet to a three feet
wide alley. laid out by Jonathan Carmalt. parallel with
the said Third street, and leading into said Battonwood
street bounded northward• by ground formerly of Jo
seph Patterson, westward by said three feet wide alley,
southward by ground formerly of Jonathan Carmatt,
and eastward hv Third sticet aforesaid ; being the same
premises that Michael Andress and Sophia, his wife, by
indenture hearing date the 17th day of October,•- A.' D.
3660, and recorded in, Deed: Book A. D. B.
No. 92 page,
359, &c., granted and convoyed to Philip 11. Hemxi in tee,
subject with respect to the westernmost thirteen feat of
the above' described lot of 'ground, to the following con
ditions or restrietione: that -no buildieg exceeding ten
feet in-height should ever be erected thereon, nor should
any privy or necessary, blacksmith shop, tallow chan
dler s shop, or stable of any description, ever be sunk or
placed in the same or any part thereof, together with the
common use and privilege , of the said three feet ' wide
alley, as and for a water course therein.
CD. C., 732; D., '62.3 Debt, 5e.114.02. Booth.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Phi
lip H. Heppe, and to be sold-by
• JOHN THOMPSON; Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, January 21;1883. jells* •
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE :OF
a:writ of Fieri Facies,. to me directed,. will he ex
posed. to public sale or vendne, on MONDAY "evening,
February 2, MI at 4 o'clock, at SanSom-street
All that certain three-story.brick mmsuage and
lot of ground situate on the east side of Third street, at
the distance of one hundred and thirty-four feetsix and
one-half inches southward from the south side of Colum
bia avenue, in the city of -Philadelphia ; containing in
front on said Third street sixteen feetiand extending in
depth eastward seventy'-two feet, more or less: (Being
the same premises which the Merchants' and•Mechanics'
:Savings Association of Philadelphia, by indenture dated
- day of August, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty, recorded in• Deed Book A. D. 8., No. 148,page 264,
&c., granted and convoyed inter alia to James S.-Sintth
in fee.)
. .
No. 2.. All that certain lot of ground, with the three
three-story brick houses thereon erected,situate on the
west side of Hancock street, at the distance of two hun
dred and twenty-one feet live end a half inches north
ward from the north side of 3fonroe street, in the citrof
Philadelphia; containing in front on said Hancock street
thirty-two feet, and exteuoing in depth westward•one
hundred and nine feet so Perry street. [Being s the same
premises whieh Andrew D. Caldwell, by indenture dated
February twentieth, one thousand eight 'hundred and
forty-live, recorded In Deed Book It. n, D. l No. 3-1, page
3156, trtnt ted and conveyed to James S. Smith in fee.]
Suliject to a certain ground rent since extinguished.
No. 3. Al that certain three-stery brick messuage and
lot of ground situate on the south side of llnnter (now
called Green) street, at the distance of one hundred and ,
twenty-five feet ten inches westward from. Eighteenth
street in the city of Philadelphin ; containing in trout
on said Hamer street thirty-six feet, and. extending in•
length on depth one hundred and ninety-six feet five
inches to .Centre street. [Being the same premises which
George G. Gardiner, John G. Pulairet, and' John C: Ca—
meron, trustees, Sm., and Septinsus H. Palairet„by their
attorney, George Cadwalader, granted and' conveyed' to
James S. Smith iu fee reserving thereon'. a certain,
ground rent (since extinguished,) by indenture dated
- February eighth, one thousand eight lin mired tenth tiltY
'three, recorded in Deed Book T. 11., No. Si. page )t. Ste.
fD. C., 722 t D.,'3±) Debt, hi; T. Mitchell.
seized and taken in execution as the property of James
Sullivan Smith, and to be sold by
.Toll.' THOMPSON, Shnrifr
Philada., Sheriff's Office, January 21,1863. ja22.3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levari Fachts, to ine directed wilt be ex
posed to public sale or vendee, on ISION.DAY Evening,
February 2,1861. at 4 o'clock, at Sansoukst reef, I WI,
A certain piece or parcel of land, lying and being its the
late township of Passyunk, on the east side of the
Schuylkill. Beginning at a post standing i 11,. lauttealled
Sober's lane, and adjoining the land of Israel Pemlan ,
ion, and runs thence north sixty-three degrees &illy. live
minutes, west ninety-four perches to a post standing in
the lend of the said Pemberton ant other land of rho
said John Sober, thence smith forty-one degree* thirty
minutes, west seventeenperches.to another post stand
ing in the said land of John Suber,..thence along the said
land south sixty . - two degrees, east ninety-three perches to
a post in the said lane, thence along the front of the said
lane or road thrown out by the said John S.,her to a
common lane or road thirty-Eva (Ma feet wide, torth
forty-two degrees, east twenty perches to the place
of beginning, containing top acres and as half acre.
(Being the same premises which John Sobers, of Ken
sington, In the county of Philndelphla, afore:aid, gentle
man, by indenture dated the sixteenth day of September,
anno Domini one thonsund seven. ?method and fifty
eight, recorded at Philadelphia, in Book 11., vol
page 26, &c., on the thirtietkdity of October, an no.Domin
one thousand seven hundred and sixty-one, granted and
conveyed unto George Lesher his heirs awl itasigns for
ever, and the said George Leslier being so cheroot seized
in his demesne as of fee; died intestate, whereby the
same descended to and became vested in his legal repre
sentatives, parties of the first part in fee as tenants in com
mon. .
N. 13. The following described property only will be
Bola under this writ:
No. 1. All 11 at certain lot or piece of ground situate on
the north side of AVltellinWon avenue and weft side of
Twenty-first st reet, in the Virst ward of the city of Phila
delphia, beginning at the northwest corner of said Wash
ington avenue and Twenty-first street, running thence.
northwardly along . the west side of .twenty-tirst street
two hundred and sixty-four (%4) feet 1 , ,,m• inches, thence •
northwestwardly four hundred and teu (410) feet to the
east .side of Twentysecond street. thence sonthwardly
along the east side of TwentY-second street two hundred
anti ninety-seven (.973 feet,
thence southeasterly two
hundred and forty-eight (2.48) feet six Inches to the north
side of Washington avenue, thence eastwardly along the
north 'vide of ‘Vashington avenue one hundred :Old
sixty (160) feet, to Twenty-drat street, the place of begin-.
t. cortittn_lot or pieco or ground
IIMI!!I
on the north silo ofWashington avenue and east
side of Twentletlestreet, in the First ward of the city of '
Philadelphia t containing in front : pr breadth on, WaAh-,
legion avenue eightv-six (86) feet. and extending -in .
length or depth of that width northwardly along th 4;
east side of Twentieth street one-hundred aud twerty.
seven (127) feet six inches. and on the east line th Ar e o r
one hundred and seven (1W) feet, nine inches. inters or
less.
[D. C., 724; D. ] Debt. 6 1 .0 67 . 33 . - Thorn.
Seized and taken in execution as • the
~ A zperty of
William Lecher and other), and to be Rild
• OWS THOMDA:ON, Sheriff.
Phil adelphiatneSlTS'Ottire. January.ll, lL6i. jal-4.3l
THE PRESS.-PIMADWIPIIIA. THURSDAY. JANUARY 22. -159.,
SEIERLIVEtS SALES.
SE ERIFI"S SALE.-13Y VIRTUEf , .OF
a writ of Alias"Vonditiont Exponag, to ;no directed,
will be expo*cd to public onlo or venduc, en MONDAY
Evening, rebruary 2, 18(D, nt 4 o'clock, nt SA,n4oin.scroct
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All that certain lot or piece of. hind. with the build
ings and itnprovements thereon erected, situate in those
rens of the Twentieth and Twenty-first wards of the
city of Philadelphia, which {yore formerly the township
and district of Penn, and described according to a survey
met; thereof °utile twenty-ninth day of January, 1816,
by Henry Haines, Esquire, surveyor for the Seventh dis
• tact. as follows, to wit: beginning at the point of Inter
section of the southwestern lino of the Germantown road
and the middle of Eighth street. thence extending north
'westwardly along the southwestern side of said Genius
town road six hundred and fifty-eight feet eleven and
one quarter inches to- the southeastern side of Tirrimes
lane, thence south sixty-ono degree' , eighteen minutes
west along the southeastern aide of said Turner's lane; one
thousand eight hundred nod t weuty s three feet one and
three quarter inches, thence south twenty-seven degrees
seven minutes east, -by ground of Geo. F. Randelph, one
thousand and twenty feet three and th ree;simirter inches
to a point inn the middle of Eleventh st., thence northward
along the middle Vale said Eleventh street ante nun.-
dred and thirty-eight feet tea and a half Inches to the
middle of Stisquelia rine avenue, thence esstwaed along
the middle of saidSusqueliatina avenue liiur hundred and
forty-six feet to the middle of Tenth street, thence north;
Ward along the middle of said Tenth street two hundred
mind seventyt-wo feet .thence eastward on a line at right,
angles to the said enth street two hundred anti twenty-.
three feet, thence northward on a line parallel with the
said Tenth street three hundred and twel re feet to the'
middle of Dauphin street, thence eastward along the,
middle of said Dauphin street two hundred and twenty
thri e feet to the middle of Ninth street, thence north
ward along the middle of said Ninth street three hun
deed and five feet, thence eastward on a line at .right an
gles to, the said Ninth street two hundred and sventv
'eight feet two and one-quarter' inches to the middle of
Eighth street, and Unmet. northward along the middle
of said Eighth street one hundred and twenty-six
feet tight and one-half inches to the place of beginning,
containing thirty-two acres and Qua hundred and
twenty-eight 'perches, excepting, nevertheless, and al
ways reserving out of this present grant a certain
strip or piece of grouud extendidg across across the above
described premises, which has become vested in and is
now used and °copied by the Philadelphia"; cement° wit,
and Norristown Railroad Company,. as and for the
purposes of the railroad, according to law, anti contain
ing one acre and forty-five perches; being the RAMC pre
mises which the said The. Nagleeßeal Estate ASSOCilitleo.
by indenture bearing date the eighteenth day of Februa- .
IT, Aunt, Domini eighteen hundred and riftyssix, and re
corded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds for the city.
of PlolaPelph la, in Mortgage Book R. D. W.. No. 31, page
MI, Re., mortgaged to William R. Lejee, to secure the
payment of the sum or simis of money therein mentioned,
(especially excepting, however, from levy and sale un
der this writ, nit that part and portion 1 of the aformid
mortgaged premises, described as follows, to. wit: Bo
ginniug :it a point of intersection of the southwestern line
of the Germantown road and the middle of Eighth street,
(as the same is .laid out and intended to be continued.)
thence 'extending: northwest ward ly 'along" the south
western side of the said Germantown road six hundred
and fifty-eight feet eleven sad one-quarter inches, to
the southeastern side of Turner's lane, thence south six
ty-one degrees and eighteen' minutes west along the
southeastern bide of said Turners lithe to, a point mid
way between Ninth street and Tenth street, (as the
Mlle are laid out and intended to 'be ,centinued,)
thence Sonthwardly on n line parallel With said Ninth
street and Tenth: street .respeetively,: . tp the middle
of Dauphin. treet, thence two hundred and twenty
three feet to he middle of Ninth street aforesaid; thence
northward along the middle of said Ninth street t hreehun
tired and five feet eastwaro, on a line at right angles_ to
the said Ninth street two hundred and seventy-eight feet
two and one-quetter inches, to the middle- of Eighth
street aforesaid • and thence northward along he middle
of the said Eighth street one hundred and twenty-six.
feet eight and one half inches to the place of beginning, '
with the appurtenances, which said premises the said
William lt. Lejee, for the consideration' therein eltz
pressed, did, by release under his hand and seal, on the
twentieth day of March, A. D. eighteen hundred and
fifty-six, recorded on the twenty-seventh day of Jane,
a. D. eighteen hundred a ndlifty-six, in Deed Book R. D.
W., No. 88, page.lo2, ncquito, exonerate, and forever
discharge °rand from Mellen of said mortgage. And also,
all that part a uti portion of the aforesaid mortgaged premi
ses described as follows, to wit : Beginning at the point of
intersection of tit. westerly. line of Tenth street and the
Middle of Susquehanna avenue, (as those id Tenth street
and Susquehanna avenue are laid out and intended to
be continued and opened t) t hence extending northwardly
alonglhe esterly side of Teeth street, as the said street
-is laid out rind intended to bacontinued, one thousand two
hundred and forty-six feet four inertia and seven-eighths
of 1112 inch to the southeasterly side of Turner's lane,
thence north sixty-one degrees, eighteen minutes east,
along the said southeasterly side of. Turner's lane to a
Point leidivsy between Ninth street and Tenth street, as
the same are laid out and intended to be continued,
thence soutfrwardly on a line parallel with said Ninth
Street and Tenth street, respectively (anti partly along
the line of grotuad heretotore released to the Naglee
Real testate Association aforesaid) to a point at a distance
of two hundred and seventy-two feet northwardly from
_the middle of the aforesaid Sroquelfanna avenue, thence
westwardly pantile' with the said Susquehanna avenue
two hundred and twenty-three feet to the middle of
Tenth street, laid out as aforsimid, thence southwardly
along the middle of the said Tenth street two hundred
and seventy-two feet to the middle of the said Sttique
ha nna avenue, laid out and intended to be opened as
aforesaid, and titmice westwardly along the middle of
said avenue fifty feet to the place of beginni e g, with the
nppunenances,wir eh said premises, the said William R.
Leice, for the consideration therein expressed, did; by
release ' under . his hand and seal, on the eighteeuth
day of April, A. D. eighteen hundred and lifty-aeven,re- .
corded on the twelfth day of May, A. D. eighteen hun
dred and fifty-seven, in Deed nook R. D. W.. No 1 4 7;
Gage 488, dc.. acquite, exonerate, and forever discharge
of and from the lien of said mortgage. And also, all that
part and portion of the aforesaid mortgaged premises, de
seribtd as follows, to wit: Begiuning at a point where
• the middle of Twelfth street confirmed intersects the south
westernmost line of the tract described in the above
recited indenture of mortgage, thence extending-along
said westernmost line north twenty-seven degrees, seven
minutes west to a: point in the southeasterly line of Tur
ner's lane, thence north sixty-one degrees eighteen min
utes east a long the southeasterly line of said Turner's lane
and crossing said Twelfth street, Dauphin street, and the
..Philadelphia—Genuantown, and Norristown 'Railroad,
to a point in the middle of Eleventh street continued,
thence southward along the middle of said Eleventh
street, and recrossing said Dauphin street to the middle
of a certain new street forty feet wide, laid out and in
tended to be opened by the Nagle° Real Estate A.saocia
tion, called Nevada street, thence westward along the
middle of said Nevada street to a point in the middle
of said Twelfth street. and thence southward - along
the middle of said Twelfth street to- the first-mentioned
noir t and place of beginning with the appurtenances,
which said premises the said Wm. R. Lejee, for the
consideration therein expressed; did, by release under
his hand and seal, on the third day of July,
A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty-two, recorded on
ninth day of :July, A. D. -eighteen hundred and sixty
two. in. Deed Beek A. 0. If., No. di, page 250, Ste., ac
quite, _exonerate, and forever discharge of anti from
. the lien Of said mortgage. And also, all that part and
portion of the aforesaid • mortgaged premises, described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point at the intersec
tion of the middle of Eleventh street continued,, and the
middle of a certain new street forty feet wide, laid oar
. by the Nnglee Real Estate Association. called Nevada
-srreet, thence extending westward along the middle of
Nevada street to a point in the middle of Twelfth street
continued, thence southward along the middle of said
Twelfth street to a poiut in the middle of another_new
street forty feet wide, laid out by said Association. call
ed Colona street, thence eastward from the middle of
said Colona street to thelitiddle of said, Eleventh street,'
thence northward along the middle' of said Eleventh
'street to the first-mentioned point and place of begin
niug. with the appurtenances, which said premises the'
tumid R. hmee, for the consideration thereiaex--
pressed, did, by release nnder hirlintiorand'So . a.l; on the
thintieth day - of 1 ecember, A. D. eighteen hundred and
kixty-two, recorded on dam of A. eighteen
hundred and sixty-tares, in Deed Bonk - A.11.,'N0.—,
page —, Re., ace, exonerate, and forever discharge
of and from the tun of said mortgage.]
N. B.—The above property will be sold as follows, to
wit:
No. is All those twenty certain lots or pieces of ground,
situate on the north side of Susquehanna avenue, in
the Twenty-first ward of the city of Philadelphia, be
ing lots numbered 590, 591. 592, 699, 594,&75, 596, 597, 596,509,
600, OD, did, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, and OJO, as laid out
upon a certain plan of the estate of the Naglee Real
F.state Association," as approved and recorded in the
office for recording deeds, etc., in and for the city_ of
Philadelphia, to Deed Book A. D, 8., No. 67,page uOlO,
etc, and here described together as one lot; beginning at
the northwest corner of Eleventh street and Susque
ha nnwavenite, and extenning thence west along Susque
hanna a.venne three hundred and forty-seven feet six
inches and one-eighth of an inch to tkpoint, thence north •
twenty-seven degrees seven minutes, west seventy-seven
feet eleven inches and one-fourth 'of an inch to a point,
thence north along the east side of Twelfth street fifty
five feet, more or Tess, to a point, thence east on a line
parallel with the said Susquehanna avenue ninety feet
to a point„thence north at right angles seven feet to a
point, thence east on a line parallel with the said avenue
two hundred'. and sixteen feet to a point, theme south at
right angles seven feet to a point, thence east on a line
Parallel with. the said avenue ninety feet to Eleventh
street, thence south one hundred and thirteen feet to the
. place of beginning.
No. 2 All those four certain lots or pieces of p"ound
situate on the east side of Twelfth street, in the Twenty
first ward of the city ofiqdradelphia,belng lots number
ed 637, &SS, and . 64o, as laid out on the plan aforemen
tioned, recorded as aforesaid, and here described together
as one lot, beginning at the distance of one hundred and
thirteen feet north trom the north side of Susquehanna
avenue, and extending thence north ; containing in front
or breadth on the said Twelfth street sixty-seven feet,
and continuing:of that width in length or depth east
ward, between - lines parallel with the said avenue ninety
feet. .
Z. 3. those thirteen certain lots or pieces of ground,
.situate on the south side °Melons street, in the Twen ty
first ward of the city of Philadelphia,being lots unto
bored 573, 574, 375; 576; 577, 578, 576., 560, 561, 582, 353, 531,
and 585, as laid out on the plan afore-mentioned, recorded
its aforesaid, here described teacher as one lot, begin
ning at the di4tance of ninety feet west from the west
side of Eleventh street,.and extending thence west, con
tai wing in front or breadth, on the said Colon street, two
hundred and sixteen feet,. and conibming of that width
in length or depth southward, between lines parallel
with the said Eleventh street, sixty ANA.
No. 4. All those fourteencertsin lots or pieces of ground,
situate on the south side of Stuusuehanint avenue, in the
Twenty-first ward of the city of Philadelphia, being lots
numbered 610, 613 i. 612,. 613,611.615,616,617,615,619,626
621, 622, and 623, as laid' out on the plan aforementioned
as recorded aforesaid,and herede , eribed together as one
lot, beginning at the southwest corner of Eleventh street
and Susquehanua avenue, and extending, thence west
ward along said avenue- two- hundred and ninety-nine
Met ten inches and seven-eighths of an inch to a point,
thence south 27° 7' east one hundred and forty-seven Met
six incites, thence easron a line parallel with the said
Susquehanna avenue one hundred and ten feet to a point,
thence north at right angles sixteen feet • six inches CO a
point, thence east at right angle; ninety feet to Eleventh
street, thence north along said Eleventh street ono hun
dred and thirteen leer, to the place of beginning.
o. 5,411 those six certain lots 0- pieces of stiound situ
ate on the west side. of Eleventh street, in the Twenty
first ward of the city r,f Philadelphia, being lots num
bered 624, 625, 626,627, 628, and Ed% se; laid out upon the
plan aforesaid, rev:in/ea:as aforesaid, and here described
together as one lot, beginning at a point on Eleventh
street 212 feet south of Susquehanna avenue, thence west,
at right a es t :l36feet more or less, thence north 27 de
grees 7 minutes.west 107 feet 2 inches and one-eighth of
an inch, more or less, to a point, thence east, at right an
gles with Eleventh street,lllo feet, more or less, to a:
point, thence north ou a line parallel with said Eleventh
street 16 feet 6 inches to a point, thence east, at right an
les, 60 feet to Eleventh street, and thence south, along
Eleventh street, 99'thet to the place of beginning.
Ito. 6. All those two certain lois or pieces of ground
situate on the west side of Eleventh street, in the Twen
ty-lirst ward of the city of Philadelphia, being lots
nun.bered am/ ea in the aforesaid plan, recorded as
nforesaid, and here described as one lot, beginning at a
point on the west - side of Eleventh street three • hundred'
and seventy-seven feet four inches and seven-eighths of
an inch south of Smenehanna avenue, thence extending
north twenty-seven degrees seven minutes west eighty--
Iwo feet two Inches and eighty-five hundredths of an such;
more or less, to a point, thence east, at right angles with
Eleventh street, fifty-seven feet to the said Eleventh
street, thence smith along Eleventh street sixty-six feet
four inches and seven-eightlis of an inch to the place of
beginning-
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No. 7. 'All those tour certain •lota or pieces of ground
situate on the east side of Eleventh street, in the Twenty,
first ward of the city of Philadelphia, being lots mini
bored 4rEl, 460,461 and 462, as laid out on the plan afore
. mentioned, recorded as aforesaid, and here described to
gether as one lot, beginning at the distance of 113 feet
north from the north side of Susquehanna avenue, mail
extending thence northward to Colons street, containing
in front or breadth on the said Eleventh street 67 feet,
and continuing of that width in length or depth eastward
between punnet lines with the said. Susquehanna ave.
cue. on Colima street line 40 feet, and on the south line
75 feet, to the Germantown and Norristown Railroad,
No. 8. All those certain five lots or piece of ground
situate on the north side of Susquehanna avenue, in the
Twenty-first ward of the city of Philadelphia, being lots
numbered 453, 454, 4.55 and 4:56, .157, as laid out on the plan
aforesaid, recorded as aforesaid, and here described toge
ther as one lot, beginning at the distance of IS feet from
the east side of Eleventh street, and extending thence
along' Susquehanna avenue 116 feet and 10 inches to the
westerly side of- tire Germantown and Norristown Rail
road, thence north westerly along the said railroad 125
feet, more or less, to a point, thence west on a line parallel
with the said Susquehnuna avenue 57 feet, to a point;
thence south on 31 line parallel with the said Eleventh
street 113 feet to the place of beginning.
No. 9. All those seven certain lots or pieces of ground
situate on the north lido of Susquehanna avenue,
in the Twenty-first ward of the city of Philadephia,
being lots numbered 446,447, 448, 4,0, 450, 451, and 452, as
laid out on the plan aforementioned recorded as afore
said, and here described as one lot, beginning on said
avenue at the distance of 72 feet west fronathe West aide
of Tenth street, and extending thence latest 114 feet 6
inches and five-eighths of an inch to the. easterly side
of the Germantown and Norristownjtedlroad, thence
northwesterly along the said railroad> 165 feet, be the
same more or less, to a point, thencs.esst on a line Pa
rallel with the said Susquebanna avenue 160 feat 6 inches
to a point, thence south et right angles 7-feet, thence east
at right. angles 18 feet, thence sentli on a line parallel
with the said Tenthistreet 113 feet, to. the. place of be
ginning.
Ne.lo. All those ten certaiwjat.or pieoes of ground
situate on the south side of Cobiria.„streetje. the Twenty:-
first ward of the city of Philadelphia, being lots num
bered 428,42, 430, 431, 432, 4:L 4 0344430, 436,. and 437,as laid
out on the plan aforementitmed; recordpa as aforesaid,
and here described togetlit ,f R 4 one lot, beginning at the
distance of 00 feet west, iron the v.iiin side of Tenth
• street, and extending thance west.l9l feet 6 inches to the
1 easterly side of the Otrytn i sh(oitm wit Norristown Rail
road, thence soutliet,teor y, alert& the line of the said
railroad 67 feet. more..nrlesx, to, tknit
poit thence east on a.
line parallel with thx.sa4Colonnstaatet 193 feet 6 inched
to a. point; thence warfit an a line.parallelwith the saint
i Tenth Street 60 fee:o4llle pleee.of beginning..
1 -
No.ll. All these..thirteon certain lots orpleces of grovrali
simile on the noiriNsidexat„Colona stieet, in the Twenty ,
I •first ward of the ally or , Thilittielphia, being lots tes
bored 415,416 •4411 . 44t;wi..),-.e,i, 42:,, , 423,' 414, 4alk
and 427, as la , Iltriiitthe.plan.aforementioned, retie ,
as aforesaid.' s..ip Th adhereT described together tisonA , lot‘
•beginuina..9‘tt e dlstince of 90 feet.frome wer4sido of
to
Tenth st%sot,.a.llext.nding thence west .213 feet 3t inches
to the e,asterle• ride of the Germantown and•Karrimown
Railr , xo4thouce northwesterly 67 feet to a rioLat, thence
east on a Rue:parallel with Colons street 243 feet 4.lnches
, to r fr poiat,thence south itt right angles ON foot to the.
1 p.aesofbefinnhot• •
. „i Nd.. 19 All those fifteen certain lots or pieces of ground'
..,-1-linftle' on the south side . of. Nevada street, -in the ,
Twigity:firit Ward of the city of Philitirelphtgbeing‘las
numbered 1113, 304,.:111. 396, 1 1 7. 3 1 8,, MO. 4 0 2. -kg, 402, 4111.
401, 407. 402. and 407, as laid out ou the Plan aforesaid; re-.
corded as aforegahl, dild here'des.pri bed 't gather at one
lot, beginning at the'distance of ninety feet west front'
the west side of Tenth street; anti extending lenco west.
two hundred:end seveuty-tour - feet seven inches. to the
easterly side of the Germantown and .Norristown /hil
t mid ; thence south w esterly:alciug the line - of slid rail 3
road sixty-loam feet,, Mere Or iess,to a point t . thenci
"esst:on s jinn pgraltel With -Gig Sall i.s;glU4S, litreet: Iftl
SHERIFF'S SALES.
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hundred and. forty4hree f• et seven inches to n point
thence northward do a lila, parallel with t lie said. Tenth'
sti cot tixty eel to the Nave aY beginuing.
N 0.13. All those thirteen certain lots or pieces of ground,
situate on the north skis of eVadtb street. in the Twenty--
01Si ward of the city of Philatielphht, being lots ItUM
bered :1t 4 7 4 ?51e * 6, :*7, 36 . 3, 3,3),
and 1.02,ns laid out on the plan of .rementioned. recorded
as 1'101.0141d, nod here described together as one lot, be
ginning at the distance of 00 feet west .troin the west side
of Tenth street, and extending thence west, containing
in front. or breadth on the said Nevada street 216 feet,
and continuing of that width in Length or deptlN north--
ward. betwet n parallel lines with ; the said Tenth street,
00 feet.
'No: 14. All those seven certain lots or pieces of ground
situate on the east hide of Eleventh street, in the riven
ty-first ward of the city of ; Philadelphia, lining tuts
numbered 46G, 467, 4an,•fir, 470:471. and 472, as laid out ou
the plan aforementioned. recorded as aforesaid, and here
described together as one lot; beginning at the south
east corner of. Dauphin and. the said Aleventh Streets.
and extending thence southward along the said Ede
venni rdrect'one huudred and sixteen test seven inches
to a point, thence east at right angles ninety feet. thence
north parallel with Eleventh street one hundred and six
teen feet seven inches t Dauphin street, thence west
ninety feet to the place of beginning.
No. 15. All those twelve certain lots or nieces of ground,
situate on the smith side of Dauphin street, in the Twen
ty-lir:4%yard of the city of Philadelphia. being lot. , unto
-bered 358 ..M. 360. all. 362, 304, 365. 366, 367. AS.. itud
38n, its !aid out on the plan aforementioned,.recorded as
arm said, and here described together as one lot, begin
ning at the distance of -one hundred and six feet nine
inches, west from the west side of Tenth street, extend
ing westward along said Dauphin street two hundred
feet to a. point, thence south parallel with Tenth street
ninety feet, thence eastward parallel with Dauphin street
two buntirt d feet. thence north at right angles ninety
feet to the plat* of beginning.
ICo - 16. All those five certain lots or pieces of ground
'situate ou • the north side of 'Dauphin street, in the
Twenty-first ward of the city of Philadelphia, being
lots numbered 343.: 1 54, 355, 346, and 347, as laid out on
the plan aforementioned, recorded as aforesaid, and de
n] thed here together as one lot ; beginning at the dis
tance of ninety feet east from the - east side of Eleventh
street, and extending thence east, containing in front or
breadth on the said Dauphin street, eighty-three feet one
inch, anti continuing of that width in length or depth
northward, between lines parallel with the said Ele
venth street, ninety feet. .
Ed: 17. All those thirteen certain lots or pieces of
ground, situate on the south side of Dacota street, in the
wenty-first ward of the city of Philadelphia, being lots
numbered , 523, 324. M. 326. 327, 328. 31 1 , WO. 331, 332, 338,
3:4, and 3, as laid out on the plan aforementioned, re
corded tot'aforesaid,And here- described together as one
lot, beginning at the distance of ninety feet west from
the west side of Tenth street, end extending thence
'west. containing in front or breadth. on the said Deegan
street two hundred and sixteen. feet, and continuing of
that wldth in length or depth southward, between lines
parallel with the said Tenth street, sixty feet. •
No. M. All those thirteen certain lots or pieces of
te on the nol o i t l t t l s o id t e
i D o a d c o o tp ta h s t
str,eebetiotzu
lotsthe
Ce n u l t-e i rs tu t a ward of the
numbered 310, 311 , . 312, 313, 3 4, 315, 316, 317, 318, MS, 320,
.321, and TA as. laid out on the plan aforementioned, re
corded as aforesaid; and 'here described together as one
Jot; liegiuning at the distance. of ninety feet west from
the west side of Tenth street, and extendiug thence
west, containing in front or breadth ou the said Dacota
street two hundred and :sixteen feet, and continuing of
that width in length or depth northward, between lines
parallel with the said Tenth street; sixty feet.
• 110.19. All those twelve certain lots or pieces of ground
situate on the South side of Arizona street, in the Twenty
, first weird of the city of Philadelphia, being lots number
ed C. 211), 293,104, 21.5, `...416, 2117, 298, 289. t-,00, and 301,
'as laid out on the plan aforementioned, recorded as afore
said, and here described together as one lot; beginning
'at the'distance of one hundred and six feet nine inches
west from that west side of Tenth street, and extending
thence westward; containing in front or breadth on the
said Arizona street one hundred and ninety-nine feet
three inches, and continuing of that width in length or
depth' southward, between lines parallel with tho said
Tenth street, sixty feet.
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Plo.20.•All those eleven certain lots or pieces of ground,
situate toe north side of Arizona street, in t liefrwenty.
'first ward of the eity of Philadelphia, being lots num
bered ra; 27it. vo, 281, X 2.253, 283, 255. 2S, and 258, a
1 "aid out on the plan aforementioned, recorded as afore
said'
&e., and here described together as one 1.,1 ; begin
:lllu tit the'distfinee of ninety feet west fro the west
side of Tenth street, and extending tbene from the
west, c, utal n
in in front or breadth 'on the said Arizona street one
hundred and eighty-two feet and eight inches, and con
tinuing of that width in length or depth northward, be
, tlireen lilies parallel with the said Tenth street, sixty
feet. .
. . .
No. 21. All those foiir certain lets or pteces of ground
El tnii to on the south side of York street, in the Twenty
first ward of the city of Philadelphia, being lots num
bered 263, 266, 267, anti 263, as laid out upon the plan afore
said, recorded as aforesaid, and here described together
as one lot; beginning at the distance of ninety feet west
from the west aide or Tenth street, and extending thence
'west, containing in front or breiulth 'on the said York
street sixty-six led seven inches, and continuing of that
which in length or depth soot hward.bet ween lines paral
lel with the snid Tenth street ninety feet.
No. 22. /11 ;be following lots or pieces of ground num
bered upoit the plkn aforesaid, recorded aforesaid as fol
lows: Upon tl e west side of blevenilt street, Nos. 630, 631.
892, V. 3, and G 34. Nos. 566, 537,5.513, and 539; upon - the north
side of Suspielianna avenue, Zfos. 992, 443, 444;445, and No.
953; upon the - east side of Eleventh street, Nos. 463, 464,
and 408, Nos. 473, 474,475, 476,477, 978, 439, 480, and 431,
N 05.4.32, 433,434, 485, 436, 457, and 43i ; upon the south side
of York street, No. 264; upon the north side of Ari
zona street, No. 289; upon the south side' of Arizona
street, No. :02: upon the north side of Dauphin street,
Nos. 345, 340, 34; 0 :345, 349, 350, 351. and 352; upon the south
side of Dauphin street, No. 370; upon the east side
of Tenth street, Nos. 261, 262, and 263; Nos. Z.S4, 210, 211,
272,273,274.276,276, and `277: Nos. 303, 304,' 305, 303, 307,
:.1113, and 3099:' Nos. 836, 537, 838, 3V, :340, 341, 312,:343, and
3443 Nos. 371; 372, :373, 374, 375, 376, 377, 373, and 379; lies.
9 40 0 1 8, 09, 410, 412, 413, and 414; Nos. 433, 4:11, 440, used
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(D. C.,.7.45; D., '63. Debt, $18,016.78 W. 11. Drayton.)
Seized and taken in execution as the property of the
Naglee Real Estate Association, and to be sold by •
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
TliilitdelPliia,Fflictiirs Office, Jan. 21,1863. jit22.3t
SHERIFFrS .SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Veuditioni Fxponas, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
•Febriutry 2,18(tt: at 4 . o'Clock. at Sansom-street
All that certalMlot or Piece of ground, with the three
storied brick Meantime' 01 tenement thereon erected,
situate on the east side of Twelfth street. at the distance
of sixty-seven fe..reight metes southward from thesouth
side of Callowhill street,•hr Me Fourteenth ward of the
city of Plilladelphia;:containtaft let front or breadth on
the said Twelfth.street sixteen feet, and extending in
length or depth eastward betWeau lines parallel with
said Callowhill street fifty-nine feet, Bounded north
ward by ground granted to Charles , Cummings east
ward by a tin eo-feet-Wide alleYleatfingsouthwar:l into
Carlton street, southward by grenntl;granted to George
Earp, Jr., and westward by said: Twelfth: (Being the
5111110 Invokes that Jetties S. Keenl and Emily E , his
wife, by indenture'bearifig date the' tWenty-third day of
May, aline Domini eighteen hundred' aud'six , ty-one, and
Intended to be forthwith recorded, granted and con
veyed unto the said William C. Stiles fee*, under and
subject to the payment of a certain mortgag,ty debt or
principal sum of two thousand dollars, autt also under
and subject to the payment of a certain balance. of forty
dollars of another mortgage debt or_ principaf , strnr - Of
eight hundred dollars..with , interest due and ro• grow
du( respectively-thereon.
C.:03: D. 'Si) Debt, 81,050. H. EL Phillips
. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Wil—
liam C. Stiles, and to be sold b
' •• • JO 1 N THOMPSON, Sheriff
hiladelphia, Sheriff's Office, January 21,1863. ja224,
RHERIPPS
. .
a writ of 'Laved Facies, to me directed, wilt be ex-
Posed to public sale or vendue. on MONDAY Evening,
February 2,1663, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street
All that certain messuage or tenement aid lot or piece
etc - Imnd thereunto belonging, situate on the north side
of Reed street at the distance of forty-five feet westward
`from the west side of Church street, in the district of
knithwark, (now called the First ward of the city of Phi
ladelphia) ; containing in front or breadth on the said
''Reed street fifteen feet, and extending in length or depth
northward seventy feet to a certain three feet-wide alley,
which extends westward from the said Church street
into a certain twenty-feet-wide alley leading northward
from the said Reed street. Bounded ou the north by the
said three-feet-wide alley, on the east and west by
ground granted to Amara,Berton on ground rent, and on
the south by Reed street aforesaid. (Being the same pre
mises which John W. Ciaghorn and wife, by indenture
dated the sixth day of. May, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-two, recorded in Deed Book T. H.. No.
16, page 512,, Sm., granted and conveyed unto the said
Patrick BUMS in fee, under and subject to the payment
of a certain yearly ground rent or sum of fifty-two dol
lars and fifty cents.
B. B.—On the above described lot there is erected a
three•storied brick dwelling house.
CD. C.. 726; D.,`69.] Debt, $2BO. James W. Paul.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Pa
trick Duras, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office Jan 21, 1563. ja2-9,41t
HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a•writ of Venditioni Exponne, to me directed, will be
exposed to public Bale or ventlue, on MONDAY Evening,
February '?,1563, at 4 o'clock. at hansom-street Hall,
All OM certain lot or piece of ground; with the five
story brick hotel and other brick buildings thereon
erected,' situate on the south side of High or Market
street, at the distance of one hundred "and thirty four
feet westwardly from the west side of Seventeenth (late
Schnytkil] Sixth) street, in the city of Philidelph in; con
tabling in fiont or breadth on the said High or Market
street forty-six feet, and extending that breadth iu
length or death southward one hundred unit seventy-six
feet to Barker street. BOunded westward by tumuli!
now or late of William Graham, eastwardby city lot
No. 1666, sold to Thomas Pitt, iontliward by said Barker
sh•ett, and northward by High or Market street. ,
ED O. , 714 ; D.,1e61 Debt, 61318 73. Gerhard,]
Seized and taken in execution as theproperty of
Elizabeth Henderson, administratrlx, Ste., of John Hen
dersen ; - deceased, auk to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office; JannarY 21, 1563. ja22-3t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
."`-' a writ of Levari.Facias, to me directed, will be ex
posed to public sale or vendne, on MONDAY Evening,
February 3,1969. at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-street flail,
AU that certain messuage er.tenement and lot or piece
of ground, situate in that parthf the city of Philadelphian,,
formerly called' the borough of. Germantown: described
as Mllows, viz: Beginning at a stake set for a cornerin
the l ine of land belonging to the estate of Th ones Armee L,
deceased, thence by the same north forty degrees fifty
minutes west, nine and a half perches to the line of Jesse
Leriie's land, thence by the same north forty-one degrees
thirty-five minutes east, twenty-nine perches and three
tenths to a corner of ground of Robert If. Thomas, thence
by the same north seventy-seven degrees •east, about,
sixty feet ton corner in the line of ground of Charles H.
Shoemaker and Robert H. Thomas, thence by the same
and partly in 'a run of water south bile degree and a
'quarter west, twenty-three and fifteen-hundredths
perches to a stake set for a corner .in the middle of said
run, and thence along the northwardly side of a certain
fifty-feet-wide street,..called -, Armed street, continued
the following course and distance_, viz: North eighty
five degrees forty-five minutes. • west. eleven feet six
inches, south eighty-three degrees twenty minutes, west
fifty-six feet, south seventy-six degrees forty-five
minutes. west fifty-three feet, south sixty-one degrees
and a half, west eighty-seven teet, and south fifty and a
half degrees west eighty-nine feet six inches to the place
of beginning: also, • •
N0..2. All that certain lot or pieede of grOund situate
on ”Lintren place," in.Germautown aforesaid, beginning
at a stake set for a corner of this- and ground belonging
to Hannah B. Schatter, by the side of Arinatt street con
tinued, thence extending along the side of said Armatt
street south eighty-five degrees forty-Live minutes, east
one hundred and ninety-three feet to a stake sot. for nn
corner by the side of Willow avenue, thence along the
sonic, north five degrees and thirty-five minutes, east
two hundred and eighty-nine feet six inches to an angle,
and north tour degrees and thirty-five minutes, west
two hundred and eighty-five feet four inches to a stake
set for a corner,' thence south eighty-five degrees and
twenty-live minutes, west seventy-four feet ten Inches to
a stake set for a corner by the side of a gum tree, thence
north forty-six degrees and thirty minutes, west two
hundred and forty-nine feet six inches to a stone set for
a corner, thence south one degree and forty-fivo minutes,,
east three hundred and forty-nine feet to a corner, Etienne
with the line of Hannah B. Schaffer's land, north
seventy-seven degrees. east sixty feet to a Corner, thence
still with the name , south one degree and fine m minutes,
west three hundred and eighty-two feet to the place of
beginning: containing three acres and twenty-nine
perches or la nd,be the same more or less. CBeiug.the
same premises which George Schaffer and Hannah 8.,
MS wife, by Indenture betuing date the nineteenth day
of May, aline Minna
.eighteen hundred and fifty-six.)
Recorded in the •ofii ce;. for 'recording deeds, Sze „in and
for the city of Philedelphimiu Deed Book W.,- No,
Si, page 274 Sm. granted and conveyed unto, the said
Samuel H. Aldridge in fee; subject, to the payment and
discharge of three several mortgage debts,'arnennting
together to the sum of eight thousand' doltaes, With in
terest to accrue and arrow due thereon. Tegether with
the free use and privilefee of :the said Armatt street and
of the streets connecting therewith.
N. 8.--The premises above described wil=t be sold to
gether and subject. to the tliree mortmeesabove men
tioned, amounting in the aggregate to EsSAWor principal
the interest sterned thereon: • •
CD. C.; 716 : D., '62.1 De1d,f56,084.07. J. B.Trewasend.
• Seized and takefuin execution as the psopartY of Samuel
11. Aldridge Smith., end to be sold by
JOHN TllO-tkiN, Sheriff.
Ph iladelphia.S;nerifre Office, January.l4lW33. Lja22-3t
SHERIFVLS SALE,--BY R' O
Ps- , a writ •ogVendifloni ExpOis tiaie d i reeted t.
be exposed to.lutblic sale or 1:m412/ s pit/MOND:II E •
cjar,
nine,. Fehriu.m , 2;19%, at 4 crelook..a atirout4tmet
?h,. 1. All titit certain lot or piee.44of(mtuatud, with the
Mr( e-stery ,hzick messuage or teMmeng thereon erected.
situate on Ars south side of 3fontpmmestystreet,and oritltdt :
west side eftildeventh street, in ,talabidistrict of Ifou.a,
now the w.entieth ward oftbetail l ty of Phlladttpltia„ '
containiiikin front or breadth,ca . said Eleventi c alreist„'
fifteen feel:Lead extending in
_local or depth wcattwardt.
of that - - 111.1, along the satt l l u tVwasery strnet, nerent7;
six feeh, - Dohnded northw 7 case said Morlimety
str eet,.:,,mitkward by otherksaviimi of the said; mil
Everalti, westward ,y e7otp, , t4. lute of Charlcs.
Fishy.::and eastward Ity, ©tenth street aforcsai
ilie• battle prentises;Nhich, :Henry P. lifattrlieul,hr
deed Alated tbo twelfth r:my,ofefftrch, auto) Jj)guar ore ,
theAttatut eight hundredp.gd,flgty-nine, and recorded! in
1/ 1 ..a office for recurdina t ot..ileed,‘ &e., to Deed E,ook A, D.
,„.:iy0,67„ page &A vartted,aud 'convoyed. (inter .al hi). to
Samuel ErcgejtAtt.tee, subject to rite PUTl,Of_ut
u,,eattain yearly gronnit,rent or snm of forty ; oho uotaars,
payable to Charles llChr,y. hisher, his hairs ft tit' . assails ;
mixable in half-rairlyiramments on thq. diax- of the
:wcoktbs of JantwAy A.ndZNly, in earl: nee every- year,
without deduction fqr tues, &e.3 Ay
Ito,?. All that,ciarttimi lot or piece° tgrqup'l i tth the
three-story brick ines.nage or tenewnt tlicroon„ erected,
situate tht west side. of Eleventitstfeetrit Vta nceof
'fifteen feet a/Mill ward from theaeothshleet . .. 4tgontery
street, I;. t)ithilft 0/strict of, l'etm,. dig the. ontiet li
ward of ti,st•city of plilladolpbl4 ; ; c:untamink 114 frost or
breadth ca.t4ieislid Eleventh sprint tiftgen, feot, and
tending. indengt , j, or depth .Ngosfward of that width ut
right-augies. t 44 said Eleveat.h. street. seveuty-six
-Boutiatdmortbward by other : ftoutdo(' the said Samuel;
Everett,, smsaltwaril and Icestiritrdt by around 'late, br.
Chiarlos.lioary Fisher. afcd,eastward,l4 . Eleventh sOcatt.
atihrosahl... (Being the mime prtur,jaes which lles,r3. r.
by deed date. thedp,riftb, slay of 41arob.,,ww.
DeVtint thous:l44a ht abed and fifty-4W,, and
' recorded Deed lztis) A, No. 57. NW , .1R 'kw,'
frauted and eOlteeye (inter. utial to the sa.4 SAtutol
.Everett-Ati fee, auhiget to the , payMent of a certcga
/ ground. iiut el. sum of fur ty•oue pexat.le to
Cherltni,,,Hettry..Visiter, his heirs and asst n,_ in- equal
half-yearly payments, oft the first day of th,e months .of.
January. And July ittetieb nod every. year, without 'de.
ductiou ler Mires, &e.
11). a411:11., liebt, J. DOA.)
Seised and takon In execution as the Aroperty of I :gunnel
Eteerett,, audio be sold by •.,
• • - JADE Triomminw s .sheriff.
Fit?Pl f .rtiMPfl:l l l 4 l. VOW. - iti3t-3t
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.--BY VIR . TEFF, OF
a writ of Alias Venditioni Exponis, to me . direntod;
wilibo exposed to public. sale or vendtie, on MONDAY.
Evening, February 2, /803, at,4 o'clock, at litaaaom-streot
No. I. All that certain three-story brick messuage or
tenement and the lot or piece of grJund whereon . the
same is erected, situate on the north side of Laurel
street, at the distance of forty-three teed cloven inches
westward from rho west side of New Market street, in
the Sixteenth ward of the city of Philadelphia: contain
ing in front or-breadth on said Laurel street fifteen feet"
four innhes, and extending in length ; or depth north
-Ward fifty feet. [Being the same preen we4Which Janies,Lo..
gnu et ux, by indenture dated.Febr nary twenty eighth,
eighteen hundred and Sixty*one, recorded in Deed Book
A. C. H. . No. 7, page 384. granted and conveyed unto
the said Frederick. Klemm,' in fee; subject , to the pay
ment of a yearly ground rent of thirty-six dollars and
sixty-six cents, being the proportion. allotted to Life
above described - premises or a hirs ere nnuo I ground rent'
of one hundred and eighty dullarsj
No. 2. •All that certain three-story brick - messuage or
tenement, brick slaughter house, and lot or piece of
ground, situate on the east side; of liancOck street at the
distance of two hundred and twenty-tiro feet northward
from Masterstreet, In the city of Philadelphia, late die
trict Kensington ; containing in front or breadth on
said Itancork t ercet forty-eight feet, and in length or
depth extending thence eastward, keeping ,the slime
breadth at right angles with saki Hancock-street One
hei,d red and sixty" feet to Mute)) street. Bounded north
ward by greund granted William - Saylor, southward
by ground granted to James Hamilton; eastward by said
Clinton street, and westward by said Himeock street.
[Being the same premises which George hfegee, sheriff,
by Deed Poll, dated November twenty-eighth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-seven, entered among the records of
the District Court for the city and county of Philadelphia
in Deed Book L. No. 2, page granted and conveyed
unto the said Frederick Klemm in fee- , subject to the pay
ment of a ground rent of ninety-six dollars per year.
No. 3. All those certain four three-story brick zees
aunges or ti nements and lot or piece of ground, situate
on the southwest corner of Prankford road and Thomp
son street, lately" called Phoinix street, in the Seventeenth
ward of the City of Philadelphia; containing in front or
breadth, on said road, thirty-three feet two inches, and
to length or depth extending thence westward keeping
the same breadth at right angles with said road one hun
dred feet. Bounded northward by said Thompson street,
southward by groUnd now or lately of Horatio B. Pen
nock, eastward by Franktord road aforesaid, and west
ward by ground formerly of George W. Smith and Charles
Ingersoll, Trustees, etc. [Being the same lot or piece of
ground which J. Catlin and wile, by indenture bearing
date the twenty-fourth day of February, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-nine, intended to be recorded, granted and
conveyed unto Frederick Klemm in fee.) -
[D. C., 730; D.,'62.] Debt, 41,000. B. Woodward.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of Frede
rick Ft lemm, and to be sold by
JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, January 21,1963. jag -3t
FINANCIAL.
JOHN C. CAPP &• SON,
STOCK & NOTE BROKERS,
No. 2e SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS' BANK
STOCKS AND BONDS
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION AT THE
BORED OF BROKERS
MONEY. INVESTED
AND NOTES AND LOANS :NEGOTIATED ON THE
BEST TER.
U.
S.
FIVE-TWENTIES,
•
OR,
• •
TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
•
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
lam instructed by the SECRETARY 0? THE TREA
SURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR.
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUBSCRIP
TION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
Snb-Treasury or Depository of the United States, on the
drat days of May and November of each year. At the
present PREMIUM ON GOLD, these Bonds yield about
FLIGHT per cont. per annum.
A full supply always on hand.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
nod-Mal 114 SOUTH. WEIRD STREET.
S HARVEY THOMAS,
ST OCM AND BILL BROKER,
42 WALNUT STREET.
STOCKS alld IDONDS, and all kinds of li. S. GOVERN
MENT SECULTTIES bought and sold on Commission; ex
clusively.
Business Paper end Loans on Collateral regoclated' at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mail frh all receive prompt attention. Refersio
Messrs. 'Nathan ?PO ter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Esq
John B. M'ers & Co., Samuel B. Thorea, .„
Furness, & Co., John Thomas,'.hisq.
delS•Smif
1250,000 1- 4 1D.A
IN LARGE OIV SMALL AMOUNTTS, ON
DIAMONDS, SILVER-PLATE, WATCHES,.J.EWELRY,
' - abiktecirtvaity DESCRIPTION. AT
ISAAC NATHANS'
011) ESTABLISHIED MCVEY LOAN OFFICE, N: E.
CORNER THIRD AND SPRUCE STREETS.
(Only one square below the Exchange.)
AtlTanees made at the lowest rates, de'ift•-lia*
$-2 T FIRS CLASS MO RT
-7 600.. GAGE, on Market street, Ca mden. - _ F o r
sale by . 6. H. GARTGEY,
ja2l-Iro • 129 South FOURTH Street.•
$B,OOO. —lll on a F.IB inAMOUNTI,tecoWANTEDnty
./a3 E.-PFP+IT, 309 Chester county .
^Skrrielitto
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Yet MJJMnM.~.Vwyyy
AMERICAN WATCHES
•
FOR SOLDIERS
AT REDUCED ' PRICES:
AMERICAS WATCHES FOR • AMERICANS!
THE AMERICiIif WATCH COWPANY give notice. that they
have lately issued a new style of 'Wattch, expnsly de
signed for Soldiere and others who • desire a good Watch
at a moderate prise: These Watches are intended to dis
place the worthlese r eireap Watches of British and BWISS
manufacture, 'milli which the country is tfoOdea, and
which were ne7er expected to keep time when they we're
made, being reltise manufactures sent to thin country
because unsaleahle• at home, and used hero only for
jockeying and amitutTiwg purposes.
We offer to sell-our Watch, which is of THE 408 T CUE
STANTrAL MANU'AtTaTtIty, AN. ACCURATE AND.DURATZR
TIMEKEEPER, anddn.Sterling Silver cases, Hunting. pat
tern, at as low a wice•aa is asked for the trashy ...bacres.
and Lepines of foreign make already referred to.
We have named , the new series. of WitchP: Wm.
ELLERT, Boston, :Mass., which name will be. round oa
the plate of every ;patch of this manufacture; Studi is one
of our trade-marld.
Sold-by all respectable Watch Dealers in the 3oyal
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS a: APPLETONi
Agents for the American Watch Company,-
al4s to thllt if*
MICROSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHIfi
CHARMS.
G. W. SIMONS Sa BROTUER;
3IANITFACTIIRING AMBLERS AND .11.1445RTEPAI,
5..!..4150-34.STBEET HALL, • t
Havejust received, direct from Paris, a large as43rt
ment of the above novel and beautiful utieles, !em
bracing a number-of t3e most prominent clergymen.•' and
public men of thni city And State, together with oftice:es of
the army and , nay, presented in a vatietry of Matey
mountings.
FOR BALE TO THE, TRAI)E
and to be had MI RA . the principal jewelers. opuciana auu
fancy stores in the city.
jag D. T. PRATT,
IBUTTSSTOR TO PRATT 'k swam) ' ••
607 Gx'IItESTNUT &TRZET,
Is constantatlei receipt of
ENGLISH, SWISS. AZID
AMEUtIOAN
of desirable Styles and qualities, to salt all plasters of
ELI HOLDEN,
ilik
Dealer Vadlase
A.IIE&RICAN AND - 1151T4'WED WATCRIkS.
JEWELRY, .d.l.fil . :). CLOCKS,
oc3l-fear" ' 708. MARKET•St.reet.
AMERIC.A,N IN WATCEESS;
GOLD AID, SIIAMB CASES:..
• • 'MEL H. WATIO) . N,
and em No. 326 CHEMSIIIT Street.
WATUNES, JEWEZ4R 7 SC, &Q,
3.1118 M ASSORTM3OI
AT LESS 7tHAN-FORME - PRICES.
FARR & BROTRATE.Torten.
Inh2G-tt ENI4 CHESTNUT Stmt. below Tou AA.
-...••- • • •
SE.WING MACIILINES:
-SINGS3EV.W.. •
. .
Sort;WAN G . M NCI-11N
For Faphily Sewing and 1174inufactur4ng.:-Pik
aVek,QIig , WIKVFX SWENPTI..
Jaislui: •
WaELER Sr WILSON
SEWING, IS&ACIA.INES.
628 eGASTNITT STREET,
PIIILAAVaira
wiTA m ar, Cl-31013 .
p•ACRIAPS .
b*.ve gr .. role, in 11
• with Baikal satbtg Pe ari a rw.ready for sale
by ' • P & &Win_ r e.
5e274.f . . . ' .715• C BFITNIIT +sweet.
T . . . . .
O 1f.6..YE . YOUR HAM , RFACATT:
inited; and yourself beautified: so 14 FO URTH Mid
BRANCH. - ; ":- . • ''' •
- ...3a2k Ulf
liw DR : VINE,',.: VILA - OTIOA:ls ' DEN-`_. IST far the last twenty yews% Srso VINE St., Thiftt trdarts tlltt.most boantifill' TilliTli of the
8 ge. moo nted on fine Gold. Pia Inn, SU w : r, Vulcanite. Cs).
raliti, /Weber, Ike... at prices, or rie2'r ittyd 'substantial"
work, more reaspnable than any dfdittrk dn. , t,hhiotty - or.
State. Teeth ploggod.frAst.for I ).P.e.;Artilloal-Teetli re.
Paired. o snit. ei.'nitilt../. 11 ' eXif ' 4 6 iiiii....._'.l;o , Chafeei' Oa"
0 i fiatit'S ea. all it: right;'..tintsr:taverbeet tanirtiae.• sal9.:lrs
IR2 BROADWAY. Y
nol&Zinif
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VII PEN N S YLVAN IA COMPANY
INSURANCE ON LIVES
GRANTING ANNUITIES..
In conformity with an ant bf,the I.,?gtalkare.
the folloiciug •
STATEMENT OF THEIR ASSETS Ol'T Fat
December, 1932
CAPITAL STOCK, $.590,000.
•
Real Estate—League Island in River Dela-
Wit re • -
$260,013 OF
Office building, 304 Walnut street
Sundry well-secured ground rents
Mortgages--First mortgages on unenctim
bored property -• • •
Cash •
Loans on call, with notes and collaterals..
Life interest.... • • ..... •• • •
Debts due to Company, including advances
on trust estates •
STOCKS AND LOANS, viz :
$375,000 U. S. Mint Deposits at 4@5 Vet.
486,000 do Cert.ficates of Indebtedness,
6 V et.
10,300 do Treasury Notes, 6 rel ct.
1.00,000. do do 7.30
10,100 Penna. 6 V et. loan.
150.752 do 5 do
125,000 do 5 do coupon bonds.
41,000 do 4.34' do
24,600'Phila.'- 5 V ct.
35,565 do 5
- Guardians. Poor.
61,000 6 do.
114,400 do 6 do Gas Loan • '
60,000 Little Schuylkill R. 7 1 ,1
40,00' Camden & Amboy R. 6 S ct.
24,000 Del. & Raritan Canal 5 V et.
21,680 North Penna. R. 6 7 EI et.
40,000 Penna. R. 2d mortgage..
26,000 Sun, & Erie R. 7 Vs et.
71,172 Ches. & Delaware Canal.
20,401 Lehigh Coal & Nay. 6 7 0 et.
40,000 & Erie R. 6 B ct.
5,000 Allegheny City 6 V et. •
5,000 Pittsburg 6 V et. - -
12,200 do 5 -do •
20,000 Pamilton counts, Ohio, 6 Tot.
6,000 Fayette county, Ky. do
21,400 Tennessee .5 rt cent.
5,000 do • 6 do.
10,000 Washington Gas.
23,000 Lackawanna & R. R.
10,000 Westmoreland Coal Co. 7s.
2,305 &It Nav Co. Boat Loan.„ -,
• 20,000 Cleveland 4, es. R. 7s. 4ft*
161 shares do"
103 do Sch. Nirrigation Co
112 do Commercial Bank,
553 do Far. & Mechanics' Bank.
161 do Philadelphia Bank.
45 do Stataßank, Camden.
81 do Del, Bridge Co„,_Easton.
200 do .Insuranee:Co. N. America.
. 20 do Penna. Railroad Co.
50 do North Penna. IL
290 do Leh. Coal &Navigation.
250 do do Scrip.
110 do Lehigh Val: eY R,
27 do do Scrip.
600 do Locust Mountain Coal.
CHARLES DITTILTI
WILLIAM B. HILL. Actuary.
Office of the Pennsylvania Company for Insurances
on Lives anti" Granting Annuities, 394 WALNUT
PlT]] MELPHIA., January MUG&
At anElection. of the stockholders, held - on aIONDAY,
IDth instant, the following gentlemen Is( re unanimously
re-elected Directors for the ensuing year
Charles Hutilh, William Harmer,
Henry J. Williams, John R. Wucherer,
Pem. Hutchinson, St. Geo. T. Campbell,
Joseph Swift, . Adolph K Rorie,
William H. Hart, - Samuel Norris.
William S. Taux, ' Alexander Biddle, .
Joshua B. Lippincott.
And at a meeting of the DIRECTORS, held THIS
DAY, CHARLES DUMB was unanimously re-elected
Preshicnt,and WILLIAM B. HILL, Actuary.
ja223t* WILLIAM B. HILL, Actuary.
S T A TE,MENT
UNION
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA,
In conformity with a provision of its Charter.
PieMims undetermined, Jan. 1, 1862
Written from Jan. 1, 1862, to Jan.l,
1883 .... • . • •
lirethiums earned durintt the year ending as
aboie • • • - ... .. ...........
lieeetYed from interest on investments
Dosses, Return Premiums, Re-intwrances,•l7. S.
Taxes, Ixpenseo, and Commissions, paid
diming the same period: ••• ..... •,•••••••••• 130,301 09
Bnianeerexttining $14,E58 8.5
ASSETS OF THE CO3I.r AP ANY MN. 1, 1853:
$lO,OOO Pemasylvania State ss;:ii 3/0,000 00
6,000 North Pennsylvania Biliroad 4,.500.00
7,000 City of "Pittsburg 6s a•• ": • w 5,90000
7,00) " " Os • • 6,300 00
14 : 610 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 1*:••••••• 14,000 00
• 10,000 City of. Philadelphia fis • • • .10,500 00
41',1550 Camden and Amboy Railroad 63 r.,530 Off
6,000 Pennsylvania Coupon Bs - • . • - 60.0 00
425 Certificate of Interest of North Pennsyl
. Tanta Railroad Company - • •
68shares Philadelphia Bank • •
101 " North. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company .. •
45 ". Delaware Railroad Company....
1313' " Delaware Mutual Insurance
_ Company '
Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany • • I,3,2gerA)
. •
26,iSfif Scrip of Mutual Instrance Com
pante» • 15:500•50'
$141,100.00
BillCreezirable fe premiump 40,560 05-
Cash ' ' ' •• ' • • • • • 33,753 70.
" depssited with the United States • • 5,000 00•
Thad the,C•3mlany thrunseitled Premiums, Sal.
vaget,Wad , otber artennis • • 57,497 OF
TWE:Bilolan-GE" DurEwors have declared . an Tatar
rest ol•SIX.:9131b GANT. 311 the outstanding scrip, to bee*
paid to the soripholdeze without deduction for taxes, pay
able on de=undi•
AV a inteting.ofthaikripholders of this Company, held.
at their ofliee.January n. 11.333, the following gentlemen
were eleetmlitn-aaryeas Eireetors for the ensuing three
years
S. DESTODEF.4. SAMUEL C. COOK,
E.- A: EDWARD L.-CLARK.
'SS I. 0. WENT: H. F. ROBINSON,
HENKY'LIWit;:JI%, NORRIS S. CUMAIINGS,
*lfs with
BICH)RD S SMPIII, JAS. R. CAMPBELL,
FRANCIS 11K15F 4 . DAVID SALOMON,
JOHN H. IRWIN,. CHAS. WHEELER,
NEWHERMY A_ SMITE,. G. W. BERNKDOU,
.CHARLES-VEZIN, HENRY SAMUEL,
J. P. STEINER,- W3L S. BIIED,
GEORGE -DEWS,. GILIPT H. NEWHALL
ELLIS YI*BNALL,. • THOMAS DALLMT,
Coustitxte the Board erlftreotere.
RTC-HARD S: SM.T. 711,
PRESIDENT.
JOHN MOSS,
SECRETAEY
VIRE AS S CIATIO N, .INOORPO
...L) RATED MARGE 22 1820.
Office. No. 3* North FIFTH Street,.
Insure from loss or damage by tire, in the city of Philn
delphizamly, Buildings, Household Furnitum,and Mer
chandise generally.
STATMIENT OF: TEE ASSETS -OF TB& ASSOCIA
TION,
junnary 1 1913;
Published -in confOrmitc with the Provigorts of the Act
of .ilisembly of April 5,1542:
Ponds and..lfottgayes on Property in the city of
Philadelphia only . •-4706,464 66
Ground Rents on Property in the city of Phila
delphia only ••
.. , , ... ,• • • 2.6334 97
Real Zdate (office Fi ft h and North itreets). • 14,V1
Ceth in:the Westara Bank 17,171:33
Cash sin 4he Bank of Northern Liberties .. 16,triS 67
Cash on hand. . . .... .. WO 34
T0ta1..,...,
• TRUSTEES.
GVARGE W: TRY O\, Preadout.
"%Miami!. lianglton, John Cnrrow,
JOh 'Sondem, George 3. Young,
Peter Fritz, Joe R. Lynda),
Peter A. ho7ser. Lextyt
John Philirtn . Samuel Snarhawk,
John Cr.ig.. Charles P. Bower.
WILLIAM T.' BUTLER.
Secretary
ja2o-tutha r
FIRE
AND • MARINE ,
. • INSURANCE. COQ/WIT.
OFFICE,. US WALNUT STREW, PH/LADHLPHIL
CAPITAL , $2944000.
This etenPaeY continues to take risks on the
Glass% odProperty atlow.rates.
The sblic can rely r..,pon its responsibility, and abilitin,
to pay...3asses promptly. Its diebarsements for the berme&
of theamblic, during the last niae years, exceed
500 ; 00() 3:4Ii;oLLARS
andl - we respectfully solicit .Sts.favor in the future.
IRET R I S.
• CFAS. I. DUPOR D
T, _ • Y WALKER,
CLii.(lO3O,llA HN THORNLEY, .
C. E. iIEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID; 'BOYD, Ja„ PETER S. HOE, of rt. TA
SWAIN. NURMAN SHEPPAR - A,
.3)SEPH %LAPP, MD.. N. S LAWRENCE,
• AROatik.S.Datio.. JOHN SUPPLER
THOMAS CRAVEN. Presiignt. '
:31 GILLETT, Vice
. Pretdstanl,
I JAR 11: ALVORD.• Secretary .. • . an2A•int
AME I.:NIStatANCE . COMPAIQrR,,
406 CIIESTRUT.Stgest.
A ILADELPH IL
FMB INLAND INSURANCE.
IRECTORS.
FrapaAs' N. Epck, R. D.,Woodrrik •
Chas. Richardson, Geo. - A. West*
Henry Levsis. Jr... John Kessler. . Jr.,
Jo.' "Evertuaa, Chas. Stokes, •
! lip S;Justinak, A. H. Rosen holm,
0. ' . Josep D. FAITA.
• FR IS N. BUCK, President.
ICHARDSON, 'Vice Preside
• 'OILLIAffIr 4 I . 3LAN I CHARD. Secretary. Cials•lftf
et a FOR SALE.-TICREE-EIGERHS
of a brig Thia. Walter. tair to
URA& & JAS. G. &TAM Jr., •
• •.- • • rf0.151143 AtiNtriStrest.'
:wilm=ll
TATION COMJP.kNXI. GEO, W.
CA — SS - -- St CO., PROPRIETORS.-..-.Thp attention. of
chants and and Shippers of Philad i alphia is.direoted, to bee
opontag of a NEW FRElGHT•liiNE,betweent thia otti
and 2iew York.
We are prepared to offer 7b3ough,Roceipts.for Treights
between the cities of Philnd i ofplais,_aniliXess Vork, and
points ERA thereof, via — tle.V.)Eß'AltThk, poat
MOUTH."
All Goode entrusted to, ong chaxin will meet with
prompt despatch and caighal.handt.
Freight received in PAVLADELP Aat tboCompany's
Pier, third Wharf atovA 1414:* eak, and. in NEW
YORE at Pior No. 23. Norm .14v.er, foot of' MURRAY
Street.
_ . _ _ . _ _ . _ _
Frpight received le, Plille&lphie bef4ro 4P. M. will be
delivered at the Pier in . New or the Bellowing day„
and ,Freight Now 'York belbre 4 P. M. will ),e
• delivered at the PlesiriPhiladelphia the following doy.
:For furtherparticniam rates of freight. &c., apply 't , o
• GEO. B. aIcCULLOH,
(formerly o}`Biehop Simons. & Co.) Freight Agent
050e,136.N WHARVES. Philadelphia.
• WM. F. GRIFFITTS: Jr.,
la2olra (formerly with Leeeli & Co.) General Mielytec,
dt li • tIgkRELLAS.— , THE -MM. -ARE -
mode,- and eheapeet sold, at T.F i rtit
p. 11IAR
NET.:(in17-6t) SLEEPER'S.
rI.II.AM GNE WINE,--AN INVOICE
of "Via Royal" and " Orteu 864.1" OhainPagm'
Wine, to arrive, and. fol- SUN 115 .
JAIIRETGER & LAVERGNE, -
• in? • • " uO3 Sad 304 Swab 1811 n SOW.
70R,741
. 196,5:3'2 NE,
• 1:242.',75
• 1,474 84
51,863,050 49
51.276,256 36
'Prezident.
$444-11 4g
137,415 97
$181,363 46
$137,519 89
7,1:39 0.5
144,6.52 94
18270,899 in
JANcr ART 6,1888
jall-416t-that4t
$785,082 12
UN lON fktiLN,SPOR.
AMUSEMENTS.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
GRAND VOCAL AND CPECRESTRAI4
CONCERT.
By the.
ARTISTES, CI{OIWS, AND ORCHESTRA,
GERMAN OPERA TROUPE,
Under the direction of CARL ANSCITUTZ,
THURSDAY EVENING, Januttry22,l363.
..43' The 2.1.-and Piano, 'bade by Steinway & Sans, Kerr
yorl,:, has been kindly fninished by Metifirs• 81-21M66
8T,'.15., ICW Chestnut street.
The fol Jawing eminent Want wilt assist
Atcans.
• HARTMAN,
- CARL WOLFSCHN„
DOEHLER.
RIETZEL,
AND PRAFELt
COM/UM:O FE
PROGRAMME
PART L
1. Symphony, No. 4—The Consecration of
Sounds r Sp.hr.
PART I. Largo—Deathly Silence, pre-
citrus to the Creation of Sounds
• Allegro—Animation, after the same
—Natural Sounds—Uproar of the
Elements
PART 11. Cradle Song; Dance; Sere
" mak.,
PART - 111. Martial MUsie—Dep.rture
for Battle; Sadness of those,left Be
hind ; Return of the Vidor ; Song
of Praise.
• PAW7' IV. Funeral Music ;Consolation
in TearS. 4
2. Song--The Standard Bearer
MR. HARTMAN.
3. Fantasia Appasionato,for Violin
MR. DOEHLSR
4. Overitire7-The Siege of Corinth..
PAM' IL
L Fantasie for Plauo , —Solos, Chorus
and Orchestra
. . .
CARL WOLPSOHN,
AND THE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA OF THR
GERMAN OPERA.
2. Arlo--" binytha F. Von Flotow
Mit LOTTI, (By Particular. Request.)
3..Duetto for the Flute and French Horn—
L'Relaire - Halevr.
MESS}, S. RIETZEL and PRAM..
4. lifarch and 6tiorns—" Tannhauser"
' - ORCHESTRA,
Doors, open at 7 o'clock; Concert to commence; at 8.
precisely. "
TICKETS 50 CENTS EACH,
To be had at the Aciodelny of Music, Gould s, eornerof
Seventh and Chestnut streets, aud on the Evening at ties
door. -
FRIDAY FNENIEG, .TAIIUARY 23.
- Second Night of the Second Season.
• JEAN DE PARIS.
Comic Opeia by Boielilieu.
ADOLPH BIRGFELD BLISIHESS AGENT
itt22-1t •
WALN U TSTREET THEATRE,
Sole Lessee Mrs. M. A.' GARRETTSO2.
Business Agent.< Mr. JOHN T. - DONNELLY.
LAST NRUIT RUT ONE OF
MR ANT) MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Jarmary 23, ISM,
Performance will commence with the Drama of
IRELAND AS IT WAS, OR THE MIDDLEMAN.
Ragged Pat . • lir. Barney Williams.
Judy 07rot Mrs. Barney Williams.
To be followed by . the new BarleAmm„ entitled
TIM MAGIC' SORB.
Prince Doloroso... .. . ....... Barney Williams.
To conclude with the Farce of
- THE IRISH TUTOII.
Dr. O'Tool. ....... .. .. Mr. Barney Williams,
Doors open at'6.l4; Curtain will rise at 7.
• _
MRS. JORN DREW'S ARCH-STREET
THEATRE.
Business Agent and Treasurer..... . . .. JOS. D.MITEPHI,
TRIUMPH UPON TRIUMPH:
THIRD WEEK. . -. THIRD 'WEEK.
OF MR. AND MISS CAROLINE nuciaaras.
TONIGHT, and EVERY NIGHT,
THE ENCHANTRESS.
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Stella, the. Enchantress • .111iss C. Riehings.
Pamir, the Pirate . Chief .. .. --Mr. peter Ricb.inire.
For full particulars ofii.M.USIC, &c.,
see the BILLS
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FRIDAY EVENING FIRST RRNEFIT IZVF
MR. PETER RICIIINGS.
Al I r Prices as usual. ,
Seats secured six days in advance.
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CLASSICAL SOIREE:
THE SECOND OF TAB S_ER.I .t:
BY MESSRS- CROSS ADD JARVIS;
1ILT: DE GTV'ES
NEXT SATURDAY EVENING', Stlnkary' 24, 1563,
AT TriE
FOYER OP THE ACADEMY OP:MUSIC.
PROGRAMME.
Crand Quininor for Piano and Wind
Instnnnents • •-• • -
Bars Solo
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MR. TAYT OR.
Solo Plauo—TranEcribed by ITenaelt..::::
MR. :I ARVIS. •
Andante andr.:::.:
Polonaise in C, for Piano and Violoncello
Grand Duo for two Pianos—R&M% • •
Quintette in C. String.....
Programme and Tickets at Mnsic St ores
Tickets- $l.
A EitiE NB )1 BUIBDINGS:-GLOPX
MS SUCCESS' OF WOODIMFF'S ORIGINA
BOHEMIAN TROUPE OP GLASS BLOWERS, EVER
EVENING, and on WEDNESDAY and' SATUSDA
AFTERNOONS. The great•Olass SteanvEngine "MONI
TOR" will le In full operation at each entertainment.
The greatest wondef of the World: All the par
lor ornaments, made by the BoliCrifianSi distri
bulk among the audience.
.EVurY one will haver ts ,
chance of obtaining' a unique aticr Talusible•preaent.
A &mission 15 cents. half
On FRIDAY EVENING,,Taanary . 2II, a spleorlid CAS*
9F WORK ir , ll he given to the authotof the boar PA EN'
on the GLASS STEAM-WG1N71.....11.. in-1W!
EE ‘‘TRI.IIE OF _ASI4 . "•
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. Huitmator rourt
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Will give their •
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AT BA kVA' at. A sr'TA.l, ,V.
• - wirier EIGHTH. and GREEN Stress, • •
Orr TIiUILSDAY,:Jr..n..22, •
Aso" Lizzie, Abbey, Erectly. and "_, Little Diinaiiti.""
Fang-nig Ake Songs of Union and Freedom.'
l'articolan in erogramnies alder A* 'Concert'
Aimiasion3,cents. Children 15 tents, • Doors openypil
Ceneezt at S o clock. preciseiy. . jaW•lt"
A SEIEM BLY BEOLDINGSTMIII .
. AND' CF. 4 ,,TATNTIT.
Ys
:difUSEATNTS FOR OLD AND TOMS*.
SIGNOR
The ramt MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with his
LEARNAT CANARY' BIRDS, will - dve h is new and
popular Intertainments EVERY kEVENIN4tring the Week, cogAmencing at 7M o'clock and Watt :MAY
and SATURDAY afternoons at a The attractions will be
marvellous: expeements in Made.; wdndeVal.' powerscs
in Ventriloquism and the Learned Canaryllirds in their
DOW characters.
Admission 25 cents. Childrenl3. cents, _
CIERMANIA. ORCHESTRA. - PUB.
LIC over ySATURDAY AFTER.
NOON at 3% o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Carl Sent 2, cvn_ductor. Tickets 26 cents. Packages of if
tickets, sl—to . 5e had of Andre k Co.. 1101 Chestati
street ; J. E. Gould, Seventh and Cheatnnt, and at Ike
HASSLER'S ORCHESTRA
NEW OFFICE, •
214 Southg)ll4l7)llj., jlelow Walnut.
VENNSYLTANIA ACADEMY OP
THE FINE ART_ ,S
1025 CEIkeTICOT STREET,
Is open daily Sundays excepted) from 9A.IL MI
P.M. Admission 2$ cents. Children half price.
Shares of stock, (230. • 279
LOST AND. FOUND✓
; OT . IOR-LOST, ON SATURDAY
;_ evening, the 19th lust., on the last up-train on the
. North Pennsylvania.. Railroadi between Philadelphia
' and-6 arynedd; a POON.BT-BOOK, wish gum-elastic clasp
or band, containing about Five Dollars in money, and a
Pr .missory Note, dated - December 1562 ; and payable
: in ninety Jaye, drawn by . El iz,abeth Turner uud. Win. H.
Rich% in favor of r.:•Shaw, or order, for Fifty
Dolla.rs OM), and so • hilr'papers of no value except
to the owner.. All perS s are cautioned against
• dating saittuote, it baying never been endorsed by the
payee.
y person finding the above.will be suitably reward
" ed by returning theurto either of the undersigned.
- ALBERT EItADFIELD, Norristown,
ja22:l-127-.3t* Attorney for A. F. SElAW,VwynedaL!
LOST FARTIF/ OAT E.-. OF CITY.
LOAN,- No. 316.-. dated ...Tannery with, MO, in the
name of John Perr;.and•Maria Moore, In trust for Maria.
3100re,40r5700. Ariplication has been made for renewal
of Certificate. Joe2iUtidirns] • JOHN PERRY.
$1 0 00.L . 0.. s e ". ct ,
w—Tere sfainFWO.E.
Street, NEW :YORK, on SATURDAT, , Mt Instant—
vie: •
Mt:Mated States 8 Per Cent. of IESIi-for 4100, convene.-
esiarbed.• 4144..
Fear Bonds Ohio Licking County.. Noe.. 4", 57. 5 31,000
each.; 40 and 63, Wk.:if:tell.
Fifteen do Detroit, Monkoe. tyyl.To)edoltaiLroad. Noe..
M.O to 371, 6SI, Rail one number not. known, +SLOW each.
Allabove have Con Pons.
Nine Brie stua Kalamazoo Railroad Bonds '31.000 eacb, -
Nos- 116 . 07 . OS. 99.100. UO,. Me:lM aoia.ll3, ana-bal loved to
be dated March Ist„ IE2.
Bond and Noartgage of Fred. AV, - ..bd. $1,000; favor of A.,.
N. Sewell.
*5,600 United States Six I'er Cent: Two-year Certificitea
favor of Henry Delafteld ; net ertolorsed:
B-366. to'NE:el,ooo each • 31.000
—631; ts•ts 2.1 x t i• .... LOA
C-336 40 Vll, 10) each '
130ud Ceziral Ohio Itailroad, 1000 No. 148:. THREDI
Comma.
'rho abo7straward will he Dahl by
HIsTIVIY3SELA.FIELP, .
No; 6 :West..V3IITEERTH Street
NEW—YOU:.
0: -iieLLOWING. DE,
••A-a scribed Drafts, maile44lrist September to the.untler
signed.3l,ring failed to fuse to hand, application will
benitimi to the respective afelhwuries for thole:4o.ot riew
Drafts:
Drati drawn by S. 37 .. ..1,W1.agent of Penn Hieing Co.,
upon &impel St. to 0-, oesmftry. Plsfladel :l'ia ate
Auk mi 50th:16622, No. 131.. 0 . the order of .a..t.K - Daris, for
'317.
Drift drawn by S.,:Wilalll., agent of Penu,bli ping Co.
upon. Samuel 31. Dity Seceehtt7, Philadelphia, dated.
Sp% 10tb, 1662, NO. 2(4 . 44he order of Anse, .L 0 EdWards,
for 11011,•
lasift drawn by C. Be Dottie, agent of Central Alining
Co.„ upon Jamee Treasurer, Nr..x ‘ Tork, dated,
Sat. 15t.18,02, No. bia,4o.ldie order of Gartigellaineg. for:
raft drawn .17. John. Uren, agent of Copper Falls.
Mining Co , upolSibliaria H. Osgood, Treasurer, Boston,
1766, to the order of R. J. Judd, for Ettl e fls l
. Six drafts drAit&by A. C. Davis, age ,of Amygdaloid,
"3110ing Co., unnt.ity 31: Drexel, Treasurer, Philadelphia,
•uuinbered rwspedively 1258, 1611, 1612. 1066 • Staff, and 12115.-
=Coach for $5. THEOD ORE 31.1 b & CO.,
delo-61* • 113 North 1711111 D Street..
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
N.,,,,,....v.,..",,,,,,....,...........,
CHESIL - IAT . STREET P;R.(ITERTY,
FOPS ikirriv valitable =wage and SOT OP.
'GROOM?) on.t Oljortb side of CE,WEUT Street, twen
ty-four feet ens of IGHTH Street,ihre.et Trout by T 76 Ost.
'in depth telayme street, Terms accommodating.
• Apply_to A. I. , .;CARVER & CO.; .
itt?.. • NINTH and FILBERT - Streets..
iffiiVATE
' , ..S...P,R A PERTY.—WiII be sc'A al t Private Sale, * the •
'under:dame:L. FARM, contv4piintf abobt ifty titres ot:
• SoOdtwahle laed. divided int./ s eeni-ortient.'fiejtiAaudln
a geed, ;gate of cultivation. situated in lie village of
Dopuptowq. 'Exeter townshii•, eon4ty, Pa. This.
Pkverty is within couvenicavdieta nee 0f:12W , , schools,
u tick ul:sgo. of worship. t and ,sone mi)e di.4tittic from the:
.Reading 1•11 road. 14eateti ,only.73.nßcs_frota Ate.
city of eading. The inapwveinents thar.eon erected are
:t TWO-STORI STONE 11/4.ELLINO-I.l#l:lSL'cuniaining.
3 reemo, O . kitchen, and, ?tidy, dn the ' first !Igor, and, a .
) rosin RNA an entry on, the second floor; iiFood
tartly stone and istrti:f.frame, and othei•fiecer4saty tat-
This place v, - euld is: a very di:sir:ibis locattoa,
for a Physician. The twins abate -*di be easy - . Person*.
• wishier, to view the p.iorieViy.can de i‘o by caNiult au the,
undersigned, residiudeu the prow. kW
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.S2-3t* • SAMI3I I PIIIWPS.
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iv.iorrak
. A . YOUN ft%
acquatote43 with the__Doreostici...aail. FapsY Dra;
Goods busine4sovishes a WIJATIO:i, to.titke cusrge,oe
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a stock, examine, or! bay pods. Best of rat•reference.
Address "S, • :;fp.:l3o3'3leith"FlFSV Street, jagAs:
TXIM VA, •
$1 009)* 11 " P4l-33 ' . N'T
. 9 ,D.--Att.excelletst onPoatit t uity to soap.
in a beantilal end e,tioasNe 13 - aolagsa lft West. wgl
yield the layester on to two iltonsaa‘ l l (IP aroWstaaaX.
One liaviAg a practtala knovzhNlP-at'Sr•ear.EnAjnng and
Mach into7rcf rrc4, Dfur,rprincLutetunnx,cfpunnaMe re
ference, For further xafortrottioo, MAIMS 4 Asat," this
office. )01-60
WANTED -A GOOD
hi a .Hat Rouse. Addreas ccßox, VD." Flinn-.
delphia POS4 . OMCE., with name and reference. iaXo.2t*
in WANTED TO RENT, Tr ROAE THE.
MaL ;brat of .fszertl next 'lt motteralesixed three•story
BRICK. DWI - 4114G lidtJSE. in 3 1 c*llt ral h ' ealit t n
flied rlave , the modern improvotnents. rale.
" Itetet," . t this effice;statimi I.lo4ity• end pric.. ja'ls-tf
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WIATERIA.Let . -.FOE MINCE PIES. -
Maj. LORE.; AND SULTANA RAISINS.
• CITRON: cuitniers, SPICES,
CIDER WINE, &c.. &c.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS;
DEALER IN PINE GROCRirii,
tel&lf tf CORNER ELEVENTH AND Vl= 87$.
tf WILLIAM N. ATT WOOD.
UNDERTAKER,
• . No. 119:N. EIGHTH STREET,
• , Arch. 9i151 4g,g,
CARL A riSOlll3 :Z.
..Liudpaintner.
Vieuxtemps.
~.....R09~iai
Z. Van Beetkovan.
R. Waggez.
acethorea.
Atozazt
...Weber
..Schubetto%
•••• •Chopin.
.‘Tha , berg.
Beethoven.
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