TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 186G.
qiTY INTELLIGENCE.
lor Additional Local Jtem tee Fifth Pagf.)
MHKTinO OF
stated meeting ot
afternoon.
Councils. The rcitrular
Councils was held yesterday
ikied 'Jounell. A petition waa received from
citizens altiriR for the opening of Fourth street,
froru Columbia avenue to Oxford. Referred.
A petition was received irom citizens of Cnea
bui Hill, asklnn that ilie Conpress Knfrine Com-
iany be located as a steam tire engine company.
ielVrred.
Mr. Iiumm submitted a resolution dlrectini?
tie Cbief Commisiioncr of Highways ti notify
property owners to pave toe footways on
Vienna street from Franklin to Memphis.
A (treed to.
Mr. Sperlnar, from the Committee on City Pro
perty, Introduced a report, with a resolution
directing ilie City Solicitor to institute suit
attain"! the Franklin Insurance Company lor
the amount ot insurance on Aloyauieneing Hall.
.Agreed to. '
Mr. Pperinn submitted a resolution direction
the Commissioner ol Highways to grade Albion
rtreet, between Kace and Vine. Referred to
Committee on Highways.
A petition from citizens asking that Columbia
avenue be opened to Columbia Bridge, was re
ceived and leferred.
Mr. Sperinjj otfered a resolution directing the
Commissioner of City Property to have pas
pipes introduced into the new Court louse, and
to have drains constructed leading from the
ce'lar. Agreed to.
Mr. Omerly. from the Committee on Fire and
Trusts, reported in tavor ot the confirmation ot
the Assistant Engineers of the 'Fue Department
lor the First, beennd, Tnird, and Fourth Dis
tricts. In the Fifth District there was a tie
ote, aDd the Committee report tttis case back
to Councils for action. The gentlemen reported
were conilrmed for the First, Second, Third,
and Fourth Districts.
Mr. Van Cleve, from the Committee on Schools
reported resolutions authon.inor ccrtalu irtns
If rFof appropriations asked tor by the Controllers
of Public Schools. Agreed to.
Mr. Van Cleve Introduced a resolution autho
rizing the Controllers of Public Schools to adver
tise tor proposals for putting the Price Grammar
School in a sate condition, and award the con
tract to the lowest bidder. $3000 is appropriated
for the purpose. Aereed to.
The resolution from Common Council changing
the place of voting in the Sixth Division of the
Tenth Ward was concurred in; also, the ordi
nance relative t a summer uniform for the
police; uNo, the resolution authorizing the
paving of certain streets in the Twenty-fourth
Ward; also, the resolution authorizing a reward
for the apprehension of the murderer of Mrs.
Miller. Adjourned.
Common Council. Resolutions were adopted
ohnuL'ine the place of holding the election in
the Sixth Division of the Tenth Ward to the
8. W. corner ot Uebhard and Race streets; the
Eleventh Division of the Fifteenth. Ward to the
N. W. corner of Francis and Shirley streets;
and the Fourth Division of the Fourteenth
Ward to Spring Garden Hall.
A petition was presented asking that the
Taylor Hoe bp loc-ited a3 a steam tire engine
company. Referred.
Also, one asking that a market shed be
erected on Girard avenue, between Seventh
and Franklin streets, to be used exclusively
by farmers. Referred to Committee on Markets.
Mr. Hetzell offered a resolution authorizing
the Mayor to offer a reward ot $500 for the
arrest and conviction of the murderer of Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller.
The reeolutiou was agreed to.
A petition was preeriied irom citizens of the
Twenty-second Ward, asking that the Congress
Fire Company be located lis a steam tire engine
company. Referred.
Also, one from ihe Assistant Engineers of the
Fire Department, asking an increase of salary.
Mi. Miller, of the Hiehwuy Committee, re
ported a resolution providing for the grading
and paving of portions ot Thirty-ninth, Man
sion. Baring, and South Marshall streets, which
was agreed to.
Mr. Little, of the Survey Committee, reported
a resolution providing tor a change in the grade
of Lehman street, from Waynsj avenue to Marion
el rt-et. Aareed to.
Mr. Marcer offered a resolution providing for
paving Reraenter's alley, east of Tenth street
and below Arch, with tramway stone. Adopted.
Mr. Miller otTcrcd a resolution directing the
Commissioner of City Property to report to
Councils by what authority Hunting Park is
used as a pasture lor cattle. Referred.
Mr. Marcer submitted a resolution instructing
the Committee on Police to report an ordinance
providing a suitable uniform lor the police, to
be worn in the summer. Referred to Committee
on Police.
The resolution from Select Council in refer
ence to the manufacture of a lertilizer m Mor
ris street was concurred m.
The ordinance appropriating $10,000 to the
Board of Health lor sanitary measures, which
pacsed Select Council previous to the summer
recess, was taken up.
The bill was not aereed to yeas, 14; nays, 22
The amendments of Sc;iect Council to the
bill abolishing the office of Commissioner ot
streets w as aareed to. and the bill paused.
The following resolutions and ordinances
f'Tom Select Council were concurred in: To
lay water pipe in certain streets; instructions
in reference to insurance on Moyamensing
Hall; ordinance providing for the purchase of
a lot in Twenty-seventh Ward tor school pur
poses; resolution in reierence to gas pipe tor
new Court House; ordinance to make a con
tract for iron pipe; one making trausfers of
items in the appropriations to the School Con
trollers; one in reference to repairs to the Price
Grammar School; resolution providing for
erading Alblou street.
The ordinance making it unlawful to place
manure on any ot the wharves along the Dela
ware front south of Lehigh avenue and north of
Reed street, which was introduced at a previous
meeting, was called up, audreterred to a special
committee of five members.
The ordinance niakimi an appropriation of
$058938 to pay carters and laboreis employed
by Messrs. HU1 & Smith, former contractors for
cleansing the Northern District of the city, was,
after a long discussion, postponed.
Councils met in convention, and elected Mr.
Jacob Naylor a member ot the Board of the
Guardians of the Poor. An ellort was made to
postpone the election ot Assistant Engineer of
tne mill fire uietrict, on me prouuu turn mere
was no law to authorize the selection at the pre
sent time; but failed.
James L. Wilson was Uiet? nominated and
elected. Adjourned.
Postponed. The laying ot the corner
ftone of tue Mount Carmct 1. E. Church, at
Broad street and Uerniantown road, which was
to have taken pliico yesterday utternoon, was
postponed on account of the weather. It will take
place next Monday afternoon.
This new church will measure CO hy 74 feet,
and will conist of a lecture and audience room.
It will be built of brick and rough cast, tiuibhed
in Grecian srvle, and have Uo toweia. one ou
each end. Tue lot, which measures 109 by 2'JO
leet, was purchased for $1500. A row of dwell
ings will be erected upon thu rear ot the lot, the
proceeds of which will assiht tlie church finan
cially. The -total coat of the church edifice,
when finished, with ground, is estimated at
ao,ooo.
' SAXrtAltY Visit. The Sanitary Inspector
visited yesterday a house in Mulberry alley,
BituaW between Fifth and Blxtn streets, ana
north ct Bare, in wbicli he found Ave families,
and their rooms in tuch a filthy condition that
nil of them had to bo disinfected. In a back
.h'uc loom a man resided with his wife and four
children, one ot them a boy seven years ot age,
Mitfeimtr Irom cholera, and au lulanl very iIL
The entire family occupied but one room in
which they cooked their meals, ate, aud slept.
Tub Extra Asbhsbmeht. The Assessors
. . .1,0 oarinu wards on the 20'tlu 27th,
and 28th inntant. lor the purpose of making tne
ppmuna whose names are
"ot on the lint of taxable, will have to attend to
Meeting OKTnK"BoTS lsBLUK.w--Thcre
6 a meeting ot the "uovs in Blue" at tbe rais
ing ol a banner at Fisher's, thoir heaiquarlers,
in the Twelfth Ward. Speeches were made by
Corporal Tbomason, lion. Leonard Nvers, and
Mr. Dctmer, tbe Representative of the Ninth Dis
trict. At lensi one thousand persons were pre-
ent. The headnuartcrs being found too small.
the meetlne was held in the market-house, at
Fifth and Callow hill streets. The greatest en
thusiasm prevailed, an excellent band of music
enlivening tne intervals between me speaking.
uurmg me meeting tne proceedings were
greatly disturbed by a party of Copperheads
driving a vehicle past and snouting. Mr. Myers,
wbo"e speech was r rotten off by the rioters,
slgniOeantly remarked that a "one-horse team"
was cbaiacieristic of such opponents. Anoihr
attempt was also made to breast up the meeting
by Intruding and shouting. The otfenders were
promptly ariested. The banner on this occa
sion bore the names of tbe full ticket, from Gov
ernor to 8chool Director, and is said to be one
of the finest in Philadelphia.
Collection of Personal Taxes. Mr.
O'Neill, the Receiver of Taxes, sent yesteidav to
the collectors of personal taxes in the various
wards the following instructions:
Mr; in oraer mat there mav be a perfect
system of action among the collectors of per
sonal taxes, you are hereby directed to receive
either a city or State tax, or both, as the voter
shall elect; therelore it will not be neceary
lor any oath or aflirmatlon to be administered
by you.
Bucks County Agricultural Fair.
The annual fair of the Bucks County Agricultu
ral esocieiy win oe nein at Newtown, bucits
county, on next Wednesday and Thursday, the
2Gtb and 27th of September. Philadelphia
isitors take the North Pennsylvania Railroad
toSchenck's Station, cars leaving this city at
7 '30 A. M., and 8 and 6 o'clock P. M.
Democratic Nominations. The follow
ing nominations were made last evening by the
Democratic Convention ot the Third Ward:
For School Directors, full term, Dr. Pollock, W.
Jackson. W. Armstrong; unexpired term, Cap
tain J.H.Franklin, Georee lite; for Common
Council, W. Thomson; Alderman, R. McCloskey.
Accident. John Weisner fell from a
scaflold at the Reading Railroad depot yester
day afternoon, and fractured his skull. He was
removed to the Hospital.
AMUSEMENTS.
LAST ANNOUNCEMENT!
Capital Prize 830,000!
Wo have the pleasure to announce to the citizens of
the United elates that
KEI.LEVS GUAND
NOltTII AMEKIOAN
PllIZE CONCERT
will positively take rra.CE
T THB ..
Wabash Avenue Eink, Chicago, Illinois,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1366,
OB YOUR MONET WILL BE BEHJSDED.
AT WHICH TIMB
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS IN PHIZES
INCLCDINO
$100,000 IN GREENBACKS,
WILL BE PRESENTED TO TICKET-HOLDERS
Unabated rush for tickets. The demand continually
increasiux 2U.MIU tickets soid in a slnule duv The
wUoie country on the i i tut-Orders constantly arrlv
tag from Maine t Georgia from tne Atlantic to tbe
Pacific Blone the horth American Prize concert In the
van it would-De rivais distanced The pub!lc,with one
accoto. esiow tneir patronage upon mo most rename
Gilt Organization in the United States, and haviux lull
faith to the promises of the proprietors ol A. A. Keliey
410.8 jvortu American rnze concert, tnev respunu
llbcrallv. ana the indications are that on tue 2Bth ol
September net a ticket win remain unsold.
EVERT OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
REFERENCES. Tanpln. McKellop Co . Commer
cial , Agency, Chicago; Lot c. Wuitiord, Wholesale
Paper veaier. chlcauo: Sheldon & Co., rubllnhers
ivew i or I joun rotters to., ruonsners, iuua-
ueipma, ra. ; dames l,. Harem, importer, new xorit;
Van Valkeuborgh & Co, Importers, New York; H. 11.
Cobb. Chicago; Crosby & Alnswortb. Publishers,
Boston.
The Wabash Avenue Eink baa been engaged, as will
be seen by the lollowinn :
Chicago. August 21. 1838
This 1b to certify that Messrs A. A. Keller u Co. have
this day leased the Wabash Avenue Kink, for the even
ing of ihe 2Sih day ol (September, and paid tor the same
the sum of three bundle., dollars (taOBi.
J. H. JOHSSO & CO..
Lessees of the Kink.
We sdvise all parties wanting tickets to send for them
at once, as the boots will be closed on Friday evening,
September i!8, and the drawing will then commence.
All orders for tickets will pioiupilv be fl.led.
Tickets $100 Each, or Five for $4'50.
Eeut to any address by mail. Money by dralt. Post
O nice order, express, or in registered letter may be
sent ut our risk.
ALL TICKETS SOLD BT
JOHN J. KItOMER,
So. 403 CHE8NCT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
CP TO FRIDAY NIGHT. SEPTEMBER 24, 1866, WILL
BE REGISTERED.
Address A. A. KELLEY &, CO.,
9 21 3t No. 107 RANDOLPU St , Chicago. Illinois.
JXCELSIOH, OF BROOKLYN,
VERSUS
OLYMPIC, OF PHILADELPHIA
A GAME OF BASE BALL
Will be p'ayed between these Teteian Organizations
on the Grounds of tbo Olympic, TWE.NTT.FIF HI and
JEFFEFBON Bireets,
OX feATUHDAY, tlie 23d lust.
Game to commence at S o'clock.
Excellent accoumioJa-.lous lor ladles, and good order
secured,
Take the Girard Aveuue, by tha TodrtU and Eighth
Btreot cars, Kldge Avenue or Union Passenger Hall
way. TTALEK'8
(LATE MILLKIfS) WINTER
V
OAHUKN-Nos TOI-126V1HK Street.
GKAlsD liibTRCMLNTAL COMCERTB
NIGH PLY
By two large and efficient Orchestras.
And EVERY NIGHT, In connexion with out
aBrass Rand, conipiislug tne best Artists in tbe city
will pcriorm. no TT
Our spacious bummer Carden, artistically laid out
wita r-hrubbcry, fountains, eto.
IJ lhifi LAD1KS' SALOON,
Esprclallv set apart lor F.t In 1LIL8, the best of Creams
aud other KcIieshmenU will be served. 8-loS
GY M IN AH 1 U iX
.FOR LADIFH. GFKTLEMEN, AKD CH luiLa,
S. A. COK. OF MATH AM) AKCH 81'Ubfc.lS.
Hie Institute, which again has been greatly Improver
lor Uie;ceuiing season, is now open lor subscription an
dttBod7yVx"roio Impa-ts heulth and strength, and is
blgh.v rceonimenfled to both sexes and all ages.
Terms lor Instruction I months "
Terms lor eli piactlce. 8 monihK IVlTi
For particulars send lor a clroular or give us . : calf.
8 iO tm iToletsors BILLbBBAKU A LLW18
THE PIANOft WHICH WB MANU-
Iuii.ti Aniiinuiid themafllvea. We promise
to eur petrous clear beautliul tunes, eiegani uruiu
snip, durability, and leasonabie prloea, combined wwn
a mil guarantee. For sale only at ho. lull WALMUl
, "Hi VVIOX PIANO MANTJFAC1CRIBO CO,
AMUSEMENTS.
VT EW CUESNUT 8TRUET TI1CATRE.
.!" C1IF.8N UT Mrt above Twelfth.
YVA1. ''. nim a ' u tewwi
1)001 Open at 1 J& i nn am roes at e.
1H1H EVEN ING,
BKNrFIT
HEr EFlT
And list night but one ol .
VEMVAI. VER1VAU,
VhhTV-M VEMTVALI,
Ob which cckn she will appear la a
POWf RKUL KHAM4
YOWKHlfVu DRAMA.
And ITALIAN 01'F.R . , ITALIAN OrERA.
I1AUAN Cl'EKA. ITALIA OPERA.
J1ALIAN OPERA. II ALIAS OPERA.
To commence with pRir Asl)S
BRIGANDS.
MAPHARONI... VEHTVAU
To be ioilowo oy me iam act oi vaccal s opera,
I UOMECC'III E CAIULkTFI.
1 HOMECCUI K ( APULETII.
ROM EO VES TV A LI
'Joconciuaewnn tne urion spccinitv,
M.'H!4f.RY CHICIt Wt ED.
FATUKI AY AFTEHNOOS, BeDt unber 22,
ORAM) FAMILY MAIIiKh,
MONDAY EVEM.NG. Hentember 24.
first appearance of
mk. juiii r., uwt-nn.
WALNUT ST K K E 1 T H K A T 11 E.
N. E. comer ot NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
j ills irnuBj;i.Triiivf, eniemDeril.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
AND LAW MUUT BUT 6E OF
MR. J h. CLAKKE.
Tom Taylor's ropalar Comedy of
OUR AMERICAN COUKIN.
AsaTrcochard ir. J. S. CLARKE
'Ihe local Cumidv. written exDreiwlv inr Mr. J. H.
Clatke,b the ate ti 3. Conway, tsq , en.lt ed
PAUL PRY IN AMERICA.
Panl Fry In Philadelphia Mr. J. 8. CLARKE
10 conclude witn tne favorite Farce ot
THE HAVPlrSi DAY Is MY LIFE.
SATURDAY MR CLARKE As lOODLES.
CHAKGK Of TiM E.
On and alter to-morrow (Saturday) the curtain will
rise at 1H n'r.lnck.
Monday, the eminent comedian and universal favorite,
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
'UIEATRE. Begins at quarter to 8 o'clock.
ANOlur.it u it bat it ill.
BEN hi 1 1'
OF MRS W. J. FLORENCE.
Mr. and Mrs. FLORENCE inDearlue In THREE
PlECEtt ana TEN CHAKXCIER8
J o-muht (Friday), Hentomoer 21.
IRISH ASHt:RAN('f. AND YANKEE MODESTY,"
-X11E YOUNG ACTRESS".
AKD "THE nAPPY MAX."
TV'S AND MUSIC IN ABUSDaNcE.
In ReliearHal. NARY-A-BKOOUE."
Scats secured six days in advance.
EW AMERICAN THEATRE.
BENFF1T AND LAST NIGHT OF
THE WOKRELL SISTERS.
THI (Friday) EVENING, September 21,
FAIRY Kl)ItLE-QUE OF CINDLRELLV
and GOOD FOR NOTHING. It
0 B E R T H E L L E R ' S
"SALLE DIABOL1QUE,"
LARGE HALL AkSKmBLV BUILDING.
111IRD Wlllt-1 ULI. Mllhll,!,
Last week in (hbtclty of Heller's New Hensatlon,
"i'LAYING WITH GI10S1S."
Every act new thin week Magic and Music.
M A'llNtE 8A1URDA Y, at X o'clock.
Evenlnn D3ors open at 7. Commence at 8,
Admission 60 cents; secured seats, 76 cents. 917 6t
EW ELEVENTH STREET UP KB A HOUSE,
ELCVftS'lll street, aDove iuibjui.
"l llh. KAMILt H:sUT"
OPE FOR THE bEAMl.V.
CARKl UOSS A. DIXEi'8 MIMSTKKLS.
the Great Star 'J roupe oi tlio World, in tlieir GK.VMi
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, HONG. DANCES, NEW
Bl RLESO.UF.H and PLANTATION SCENO.
Iioors open at 7 o'clock. Coirmcnclng at 8 o'clock.
8 30 3m J. L. CARS ROS, Manager.
c
E.
Indenture ol Mortgaiie ol the piopi ity bervinatter ue
ncillii'cl executed by tne Tyone ud Clcaniuld Kali road
Cowpanv to me, as Mor.agee in Tiuxt, to secure the
payment ot the principal snd interest ol bonds- of said
Company to the amount ot ft5 MtKi which Mortitwe Is
datea the 12tn day ol May. A. I. IhJS. and recorded la
the cilice lor lecurdinn deeds, etc., in and lor the Couuty
of Blair, on the lfth day oi Ai ay, A D. In mortgue
book A. panes 503-4-6-6-7 and 8, and in the olllce for re
cording deeds, etc.. in and lor the county ot Centre, on
the lith day tt May, A P. 1859. in luurtKage boon K,
page 110. etc , do hereby (live notice that delimit having
been made lor more than ninety days In the payment ot
the Interest due end demanded on the said bonds, I will,
in pursuance ol the written lequest to me directed ol the
tioldvia ot more than 85WiO in amount of ihe said
bonds, and by virtue of tbe power conferred upon me in
that rojpttt by the said M origoge. expose to public Hale
and Bill to the highest and bust bidder hy M. THOMAS
& hONB, Auctioneers, at the PHILADELPHIA EX
i;HAOK.in theciiv of t bllai'elphia. on Thursdsy, the
21th day of September, A. 1. at 12 o'clucK, .M.
upon tbe terms and conditions bereinaiter suited, the
yholo of the said mortgaged premises, viz. !
The whole ot that section ot said Tyrone ino Clear
field Kailroad irom the point of Intersection wltb tlio
ly rone and Lock liaven hallroad. near Tyrone, lllair
county, Pennsylvania to Phiilipsbuig Centre county,
Pennsylvania, i-s me samo is now constructed, together
with ail and eintu ar tbe railways, rails, bridges,
fences, privileees, rights, and all I ( 1 property ot
everv dtsciiption acquired by and bt.jjglng to said
Ccmpaiif.aud all tne tolls, income, issues, and protlta
to be derived and to a-i.so irom the game, and a 1 tbe
lands used and occupied lor railways, depots, or sta
tions between said points, with ail the bulldlugs stand-!
ing thereon or PCENKRALLT
All the lands, railways, rails, bridges, culverts, trest'e
works, tool liouses, coai houses. wharves, icnces, rights
of way, workshops, machinery, stations, aepots. aepot
grounun, worKs, inntiourv, mm utucr bumuibhuviulo,
leal estate buliolngs and Improvements of whatever
uatuie or kind appertaining or belonging to tbe above
mentioned propel tv. and to the said section of said
Tytone and i ieurtieid haiiroad, and owned by said Com
pany in connection tlierewl h. ,..
Ihe salu cection of the Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad,
fitei'dmu from the Intersection 01 the i vrone aud Clea'-
tlela Railroad with Ihe railroad lormerly belonging to
the Tyrone and Lockhaven Itailroad Company, but now
totnettaiu r.BKie vanev niuiruau v.uiuiauj, u auuu
tl) miles in length. ,
all! 00(1 of h tinrrhB money to be Paid in cash whoD
the pi open y is stiuck oil, aud the balance within M days
Pa V At KNT on account of tbe said balance ofpurchase
mone?, to the ex ent OI tne oiviuenu uiereoi payuuic
on the bonds securHl by tbe said mortgage and tbe ma
imii nminnnsntthe said bonds.mav be made iu the said
bonus oi coupons; and if tbe dividend Is less than the
actual sum due upon the said bonds or coupons, the
holders may retain possession of tbe said .bonds and
nnnnm n nfginiini, to tha said Trustee lofthesa d
dividend, and endorsing payment of the same on thessid
bonas or coupons. . , ,. , .. ...
nnnn nV.rnimM money being paid as aforesaid, the
Trustee will execute and deliver a deed oi conveyance
ol tbe premises to the puichaser or purcnasers. in pur
suance ol the power contcrred upon him by the said
mAny nirther information In respect to said sale, or
piennses, may uo v. --r-
siened Trustee, at tbe oUice ot the Pennsylvania Hail
road Company , No. 2S8 8. Third sireet, Philadelphia,
roau compaiij, ED0AR THOMSON, Trustee, :
Ko. VS8 B. THIRD Street,
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
6 21 mf4m os. 13tt and 141 8. FOURTH S reet.
TJ
NITED STATES KEVEUE STAMPS
PRIKC1PAI DEPOT,
No. 304 CUESNUT Street,
CENTRAL DEPOT.
No. 103 South FIFTH Street,
OSE HOOK BELOW CHESNTJT
ESTABLISHED 1802.
Revenue Stamps of every description comtantl
on hand in any amount.
Orders by Mall or Express promptly attended to
United States Notes, Crafts on Philadelphia, or
Sew Toik, or current funds received In payment
Particular attention paid to small orders.
The decisions of the Commission can he consulted,
and any information regarding the law cheerfully
given.
The follow inn rates oi discount are al'owei:
OK ALL ORDERS OF f25,
TWO PER CEM. DISCOUNT
ON ALL OHDlRSOr tlOO,
THREE PER CENT.
DISCOUNT.
ON ALL ORDERS OF 300,
FOUR PfcB CENTDISCOUNT.
All orders should be sent to the
STAMP AGENCY,
No. 304 CUESNUT Street,
PHIl.ADF.LrBI A.
PROPOSALS.
PROrOSALe FOR REVENUE CUrTERfl.
Treasury Dupartmemt, I
Septemoer 17 1HW.
rVa'ed Prorosal,mdoiRed "I roposa stor Hnilom
Ueveone) Cotters," will be recn'ved at this depart
ment until noon of WEDNESDAY, tne lotn of Oo
tobt-r nut, lor boildluft and fit.inn two ton-ail
fcLooiinn, ot 220 tons, old mai'areuint, and six
lore-aDd-att-ridK'd snliooocrs ot 110 tons do Tne
vessels to le built of tlie best nintorals, oopperod
nod cojipcrfastoned, and delivered afloat, naay lor
M't, at some port on the At antic, completely
equipped, except armament, ammunition, furniture,
iiauiical insirumi'tiU, More ano outfits.
l loi ano spec. tics lions can be otta nod at this Do
( artmcut ou application, in person or i le.tur.
U MclULI-OOll,
C21im8t Secretarr ol the treasury.
jpROI" 08AJL6 FC
OB REPAIRS.
Csitkd States JtaoiitBER Ocfice,
So. 209 ti. Mxtn s n et,
PniLASKLPRiA vrntt-mlMtr 19- I860
Sealed Proposal', in duulip.au. w,th a toof ol .bis
advertisement attached to each, will bo received at
this OOire. oiilil 12 o'clock M . S ATLRDA Y. 8n
temberSU 1WS6. tor Rovatra of Upper and Lower
(Government Wharves ana Landing, at MARCUS
HOUC. Delaware river, Pa.
Separate propo-a s will le made tor each class or
material or labor.
Cap logs, bridge timers, mooring oo?tn, eto , to
te ot while pine; nl-o upper courses ot wharves, il
lequired 1 1 e and whart timber and sm et piilnu of
himlock ; lenders, sheathing, etc., of white oak.
pioi osals wi I stale tbe rato per running foot of
timber, per loot ol lace, and ter foot oi bourd
messuie, as the caso may b'j the rate per pound of
toits una other iron work ; the rat per cubic yard
lor tanti and broken stone fluiug, etc.
All materia s to be ot best quality, and subject to
inspection a a approval before bomg used.
i.ncU bid must be tuurantt-ed by two repon-ibio
pprsous, whoso sipDaturos snouid be appendei to
the guarantee, and be certified to. as being good and
sutlicieut security for five thousand dollars, by tue
United States District Judgo, Attorney, or Col
lectrr. er other public officer.
Envelopes to be endorsed, "Proposals for Repairs
ot Government W'barves," etc.
Bids will be opened on Saturday, September 29,
8ti0 at 12 o'clock il., and bidders aro requested to
be present
tot further intormation intinire at this office.
C. SEAFORTU MEWARr,
Major of Eneincers, and Rr.'vet Lieutenant
Colonel. 9 20 Ot
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Philadelphia, Pa., September 17, 1800.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAtirJ.
Sealid Propolis wi 1 be received at this office
tir.til 12 o'clock M., THURSDAY, September 27.
lbtiC, tor lurmsbing tms depaitment wicli Fontce lor
a period of six (6) tronths, coir.ninnciiiR October 1
ltfliO, nna enumg ibe 81st day oi Ai vich, 18d7, inclu
sive, viz !
CORN. OATS, HAY, AND STRAW,
for use ol animals m tbe public service, etc , at this
depot, or any other locality within tuts c immanil
ibat may le onected. All grain to be oi tue best
qualit -Oats, 82 pounos to tho bushel: Corn. 60
pounos to the bushel ; II ay, of tbe lest qualtw Penn
sylvania nmotby ; Siraw to be ryo, best qua ity
ah subject to be inspected and approved prior to
delivery.
Proposals will sta'e price per hundred pound" for
May aiid Straw, and per bushel lor Corn and Oas,
delivered at places ol consumption iu such quanti
ties and at eucb times as may be ordered (the puce
to be stated both in words and figures).
Each bid must be guaranteed by t wo lcponstbio
cersi ns, whose signatures mut re appended to the
guarantee, and cerimed to as being soon anu sum
cient security lor five ($5000) thousand dollars by the
United States Dis net Judge, Attorney, or Collector,
or oiher public olhcer.
Ibe r Iu lit i reserved lo reject, any old deemed nn
reasonable, and no bid from a (leiauiting contractor
will be received.
All ptonotais to be made out on the regular form
in duplicate (which will be furnished on application
at this otlice), and conform to the terms ot tins ad
vertisement, a copy of winch mutt accompany euuu
proposal. Envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals for
Foraire."
Bids will be opened on III C ICS u A I, September
il, lhbu, at iz o'clock m i ana matters arerequestea
to bo present.
Bv order oi lirevet nnirsaier-uonorai u.UKtfa
II. CROSMAN, Assistant Quaitermaster uenural
U. S. A.
9 17 Ot Brevet Major and A. C. &I.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
"ALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS
EUKEAU OF COKSTRUCTION AUD RePAIK, )
"WASUINOTON, D. C,
September 15. IStIG )
The 'afv Department will otter at Public Auct.o.
the lollowing named vessels:
At THE UMlaD SIA1ES NAVY IAKU, HO-
1 ON, ON lbE 8D Olf OClOlitK, Ai 12
O'CLOCK. M.
The John Adams, sailinar sloop-ol-war. of 700 tons.
old measurement.
The Vincennes, sailing eloop-of-war, of 700 tons,
old measurement.
Tue Fearnot, saihn)( ship, ol 1012 tons, old mea
surement.
The i roioil, screw steamer, of a.O tons, old mea-
suremobt.
ihoPort Roval, paddle steamer, ot 805 tons, old
measurement (hull only).
j be poniooBuc, paadio steamer, oi vn ions, oiu
measurement (hull only ).
AI IDh UN11KU B1A11HJ NAV1 IAKU,KKn
YORK. ON lUt, 6TH O OU1UU1.11, Al Jl
O'CLOCK M. 2
The l a nicer o, sailing snip, of 137S tons, old mea
surement.
Ibe South Carolina, screw steamer, or uue tons,
old measurement (of iroul.
Tbe hibiBcus, sot ew steamer, oi ut ions, oiu mea
surement.
1 be spirea, screw steamer, oi ioa tons, old moa-
surement.
The Marigold, screw steamer, or llo tons, old mea
surement.
Tbe Dumbarton, paaaie steamer, oi t30 ions, oiu
measurement (ot iron).
Tbe Pontiao, paddle steamer, ot ui tons, old mea
surement.
Tbe losco, paaaie steamer, oi vi tons, oia mea
surement. . . , ,
I be hebapo, paaaie steamer, oi bta ions, oia mea
surement.
Tbe intouia, paaaie steamer, ot zuz tons, oia mea
surement.
The Octorara, paaaie steamer, oi vii ions, oia mea
surement (hull only). .. ...
ATTHF.CNJJriLotAir.'JM av l uuu.rHlLi-
,,L1 I.UI1 DM TUP (ITU IMC If I'Olt l-'U IT 19
O'CLOCK U.i
Ibe St. Louis, sailing sloop-ol-war, ot 700 tons, old
measurement.
Toe Princeton, receiving snip, oi vw ions, oia
measurement.
The Cl y ma tis, ociew steamer, oi ions, oia
measurement.
1 he Alihea, sci e w steamer, ot ti tons, oia measure
ment.
XbeKineo, screw steamer, oi out tons, oia measure
ment. ....
Tbe Cimarron, pauaie sieamer, oi ow ions, oiu
measurement, , .
ibe Uornet. paaaie steamer, ot cos ton, o.a
measurement tot iron).
The lioser. pada e steamer, ot r.n tons, oia
measurement (of iron).
Jhcso vefsois ana tneir inventories can uo ex
amined at any tme, on application to toe com
mandants ot the respective Navy lards.
twenty per centum oi the amount of the pur
chase money must be deposited tbe duv ol the sale,
aud ihe remainder must be paid and tuo vessel re
moved from the Navy Yard within two weeks iioiu
the clay of sale, -
The Bureau of Construction and Repair will,
until the 10th oi October, reco.ve ti nders for the
purchase ot the sloop-ol-war '-Dale," ot 6t'(i tons,
now lyinir at the I uited S'.otos aavv xard, orlola,
Ya., where the vessel and the inventory can be ex
amined. 0 17 mwfUc
B
UREAU OF ORDNANCE.
NAVT DEPARTilKNT, i
Waphisqton City Septcmoer 6, 1803. )
bALE Ol NAVY rOWDUUri.
There v.111 ho anlri at Public Auct nn.inthe hieho'l
bidders, at noon. TUESDAY, ihe second (2) day of
October, 18G6, at the ollice ot the oilicer commsna-
RARKACKS RESKRVE. near Balut Loins,
Missouri, about live thousand barre ot POWDER,
conmosed of csnnon. moriar. and musket Powdeis.
Tbe Powders will be told in lot to suit pur-
cl lasers'.
Tai ma fiflfih In (v.mmnnl funds, fine-half tO DO
deposited on' tho conclusion ot the sale, and the
runiaimlnr wlthm iiu rlavi alterwards, OUnna"
which tune tbe Powders must be removed from
tht a-rounds. otherwise tbev will revert to tbe
Civ eminent.
n,,.,.!,.,,. -..il ha aniiiKiri tn furnlsn their
on tiarkajes. where tne Powder IS not la bar-
18 H. A. WISE, '
8 7lmwllt CMet Oi Bureau.
FINANCIAL.
RATIONAL,
BANK OF TIIE REPUBLIC,
Ncs. 809 and 811 CBESXTJT Street.
rillLADELPHIA.
Tbe tale manognnent baring rellnqmsVd thoir f n ire
rontro) and Interest in this Bank, the business is now
telng ctnductsd ondcr the follow! tig entirely
NEW MANAGEIUEAT.
DIRECTORS
JOHEPH T. BAILET,
OfBallev A Co., jewellers.
EDWARD B. OBNK,
Of J F. A . B. Ome, Dealers in Carcetlngs.
NATHAN 11ILLK8,
Piesldent of the Second National Bank.
III 1AM IRVIEN,
Of Myers A Kivlen, Flour Factors.
OBOOOD WELSH,
Of 8. A W. Welsh, Commission Merchants
BENJAMIN ROWLAND. Jr ,
Of B. Bonlsnu, Jr , A Brttber, Coal Merchants.
WILLIAM II. KHArVN,
Late Cashier of the Central national Bank.
PRESIDES T,
WILLIAM II. RHAWN.
CA8UIEK,
JOSEPH p. MCJMFORD.
Late ol the Philadelphia National Bank. OS
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 114 Scuth THIED Street,
BANKERS
AND
DEALEBS IN GOYEltMIEIsT SECURITIES
V. 8. 6s OF 1881.
6-20s, OLD ANU hW.
10.40s; CfcR'liFICATES Ol INDEBI'tDMESS
7 80 SOIES, 1st, 2d, and 3d berks.
JOMPO UJVD INTEREST SOTES WAX'l ED.
IK TER I. ST ALLOW ED ON DEPOSITS.
Collections made fctccfcs Boupbt and Sola on
t ommission.
Special buslnt'iie accommodations reeived tor
cADlES. 87 2m
RATIONAL BAMK DF THE REPUBLIC,
Ncs. 8C9 and 811 CUESNUT Street.
Tbe entire Interest of the late msnagement of this
lank having been purchased with the view of efloctlng
tin entirely new organization, shares of stock jwill be
isposed of In limited quantities, to respectable parties
in business, who may bsvean interest In a bank in this
ition. Applications lor tbe ttocit will be received lor
u lew days, alter which a distribution wil ibe mude.
WILLIAM U. KHaWS,
9 3tf President.
(J, 8. S E I KIT I E S
A SPECIALTY.
-.KITH, RANDOLPH &
BANKERS & BROKERS,
CO.,
IO S. THIRD ST. 3 NASSAU ST.
PHILADJLLPDIA. I NEW XOHA.
STOCKS AND GOLD
tJOUGUT AJSD HOLD ON COMMISSION
HER It, AKD lb SEW i ORg. i
No. 225 DOCK STREET,
liAKKKHS AND liltOKEltS,
BUT AXD SELL
CMTED BTATEH BON 1)8, 1881s, 5-20s, 10 40s.
UN IT BTATH 7 3-10s, ALL 18HC8.
C R1TF1 CATa OF INDEliTEDNKSS,
Aiercautlle Paper and Loans on Co.lsterals negotiated
Btocks Honuht and 6old on Commission. 1 ai
5'20S.--F I YE-TWENTIES.
7308 - SEVEN-THIRTIES'
WANTED.
DJS HAVEN Jk BROTHER,
17 Ko. 40 S. Thibd Stikbt.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
QIRAED FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
lPKICE.No 416WALUTSTREET,PH1LAI)ELPHIa
CAPITAL PA11 1M, IU CASH, fm,W.
Ibis ccmpuiy continues to write on Firt Ititi$ oni
I's capital, with a good surplu . Is sa ely Invested.
' 701
Lotees by Ore uavc bem promptly pala, and more thin
500,000
Dlsliursed on trls account within the past few years.
Koi ihe prottut the ofllce of this company will
ttoalD at
No. 41ft W ATjNTJT STREET,
out viiihin a few months wld rcniovo to ite OWii
il 1L1jI.no
S. K. CORNER BE VETH AND CHR8NCT STREETS
rbtu as now, we thail be buppy to insure our patronsa
ucb rau s as are consistent with saiety.
blBUCTOKS
jLKRr.D B. OILLETT
CKilAN Bbt-FPAItl),
lO.v M At K KLLAR,
Oil hOPPLI K.
.OiiN W. CLAGUOlUi,
.11 . a v kkk . Jb..
8. B- LA WKEiiCE,
CUARLKS .1. D('POK
UK.NHY F. KEA'KKY,
JOHEPU KLAPf, if. D
flfKEP S OI LLP'l t. V . l'resldunt and Troaurr.
JA4l; B ALVtillU. Secreurr. 1 il) i
IjlUh: INSURANCE EXCLUSI V ELY. THE
P PEKaYLVAMA TIRE IMSUHViScE COM
l'ANY-lncorporatod 18-29 t hurter Peruetual -Ko ill)
Wi LNU I Ktreet. opposite lndtpeudnnce Square.
'Ibis Comoany. lai.ruhly suown to tlie community
:or over forty yours, continue to insure agalum loss or
daniae by tire ou public or Privaie Bulidlni; eiUie
permanently or tor limlti-d time. Also on Furniture.
Stuck oi Goods, and Merchandise (inerally, ou liberal
Ibeir Capital, tonether with a lare Surplus Fund, is
Invested In the most careml njanuer which en.bies
hem to oiler to the insured an undoubted security iu the
case Ot loss.
WBEOTOUS.
Dsniol smith. Jr. Jobn Devereux,
Islander liensuu, I J.lionias Binlih,
Isuao llazlfhurss Ilenrv Lewis.
Thomas ltobbius. n.L-Ji0I"lllham Fell,
Daniel Haddock Jr.
has
ir.rrMjTU, Jr.. President.
William O.
Oowbll, Secretary.
KJ0S
jk THE COCHT OP COMMON PLEAS F0H
I the CUT and Countv of Philadelphia
SoticeTs hereby Riven to fie creditors of GEOKr,:
H. i. VI that be lias prented his peurJou o the
Court of Common Pleas lor the City ana county of
Philadelphia tor the benefit ot tbe Insolvent Laws ot
Ibis Commonwealth and tuai a hearing. thereoa will be
tad betore the said Court ou the Hildas of October,
14, at 10 o'clock tn tb moinU. V 20 21 ti 36 117 if
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DrXAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
INCORI'ORATEO BY HIK. LVUI8LATUBB OF
I'SNYLVAMA, 1H35. ,
OFFICE. 9 F-. f?RNIl HURT) iND WAL5UT
B'JKEFTs, PHIT,,I)KLPHIA
M A KINE INRUHA.NCI
ON VF8ELS,i
ChiO V To all parts of orld.
FRUOflT, J
ISLAND INSPHANOES
On Goods by Klver tanai.Lake and dCairlaaetO
all ratis or tlie t'nlun
KIRK INSURANCES'
On Merchandise irrnerally
Ou b teres, LwelliDK Houses, eto
ASSETS OF THE (OM KAN 1
lovrmbcr I. IHhft.
100,orf Cnltcd butt A par cent oan 1I...916 00 0
wj 'hi ..usuioeo
Uii i no i i0 per eent. loan
Treasury otc M,I75'nfl
lMICOOPtateol Pennsylvania Ffvc Per Cent
.Loun 90.5M W
M,00o Hiaie ot 1 ennsvivankt Six Per Cent.
... Loan A3.U01Q
25 CCO ity ui PLhadelphla Mix Ter Cent.
... . Mm mm so
VO.OWO Ptnimy YHlim Kailrns first Mort-
Bnse Six ftt Sent. Bonds 20,00000
, 21, W) l rnnsvlvnnla IUit ronit Hecond Jiort-
tste mx Per t ent. Bonds B ,150 00
15,000 Western I'ennsylvsnla HallroadMort-
page Mx Per i ent. Bunds 23.750 00
18.00m Sou Mhares Htoik. Oennsntown Gas
Company, principal sad interest
snaranteed by the City of I'hliadei-
plila... 1S537 80
7.180 US Pharos Mocs Pennsylvania KaU-
. ... rond Conitiany 8vVM)-08
8 C00 ion Klmres Stock Noitn 1'cnuBylvanla
. . Kailroad Cotnoany 3,150 00
4000 1). posit wbh I'rlied Siatcs Ooveni-
niort, suhlcct to ten days' call 40.000-00
30.U00Bttfl ot Tennessee Five i er Cent.
i-n ir ,Loan k 18.W00
li0,7C0Losnson Bonos and Slorticave first
Ileus on Cltv Property 170,000 0
l,C3,My Par.
Manet value. ...lofl&AOfi'M
.... A.iA ii..
HI Is receivable for Insurance m&iie..l 21 '01331
nci ruHUP
itaianoa ouo ai Afipncies : Premiums
ou Marine rolicb'S, Accrued Inte
rest and other debts oue tbe Com
paa 40.H1-44
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance
aniloihe- ompanles, ST133. Esti
mate J vnlne 2,910 00
Cash in Ranks 153 ft." S9
Cash In Drawer - S1S48
68,6-Tft I .'
. tl 253 030 18
DIRECTORS.
Samuel E. Stokes,
J F. Penlstan,
Ihtimss C. Hand,
ou 11 11 k:. 11 avis,
r uinund A. houder.
IheoplUltis Fauluins;,
iienry nioan,
Wil lam 0. Bonllnn.
jui'D n renrose,
James Truiiuair,
Edward Darlington.)
U Jones HrooRS,
l.dwurd Lafoutcade,
Jacob P. Junes.
nenry c. naiiett. Jr.,
Jnines C. Hand.
WilllHin C Luilwiu.
James B WcI'ailanJ,
J oli 11 a P. Kyre.
Joseph II. Seal,
(,c orte 1 . i,eiper.
MDoncer Mcllvaln,
J. P. Seniple, Pittsburo;,
A. 11 Wertjer. PlttsburK,
Il T. Mnri.n Plttuhnrir.
llnch Crali,
Itilieit Ptirton,
John D. Taylor,
THOMAS C. KAK1I PiMi'rnt
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President
Secretary. 1 1
Henry Ltlbcbn,
1829C1IAllTER PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN
IK&URANCE COMPANY
FIRE
or
I'lIILADEI.PlilA.
Assets 011 .Tanuarv 1, 18GG,
capital I40fl 00U 00
Acciutu Surplus W4M3 Is
I'reuuum 1JU2.108-H1.
LK8ETTLED CLAIMS, INCOME FOB 18
011.467 53. 310 OIA'.
LOSSES l'AW SINCE 18SO OVER
5,000,000.
Perpetual and temporary Policies on Liberal Terms.
DIRECTORS. v
t bsrles rt Bsncker, i dward f!. Dole.
1'oblas W anet, George Fales,
Shn.uel Grunt, Altred Fltler.
i.eort.e W. Xictards, rancis W. Lewis, M. Jf,
UtiUcLea, Peter McC'all.
CIIARLEo N. BASCKKR, President
EDWARD C liALK, Vice-President.
J A ft. W McALl.ls'lEH Becretury protem. 8 S tl
"MOUTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 133 South FOURTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies tsuued atalnst General Accidents
all descriptions ut exceedlrgly low rates.
Insurance elleoied icr oue year, in any sum trom $10
to (lu.dtO. at a premium oi only one-oall per cent
ecnrlnn tbe mil amount msureri In case ot death, and
a romrensatlun eacb week eoual to tbe whole pre
uiiuui pulo
hbort time llcketsloi' 1, 2, 3. J. 7, or 10 days, or 1. 3, or
k mouths, at 10 ceuti, a dav, lnsuriuR in the sum ot 3U0O,
orgiviiip Sib per week II olsabieu. to be bad at tne
General (.li.ee, Ho. 133 S. toll RTH Street, rhhadel
phia. or at tbe .anous Kullioad 'ileket oUlues. Be sura
to purcbuse the tickets of tbe Korth American Transit
insurance Company.
lor circulars and lurther information apply at the
General Oltce, or of any oi the autboiia-id Agents of the
"ompony. T EWI(J L BOTJPt, President.
JAMKH M. CONUAD, iroasuror
DKNKY C. BROWN, Hecreiary.
JOHN C. BULLITT, Hollcitor
LIKEClORf.
L. L. Jlonpt. late ol Pennsylvania Railroad Comnanvl
M. Balrd. of Jl. Baldwin & Co.'s. Ji
t-amuel C. Palmer. Cashier ol Commercial Bank. .
btthaid Wood, o 3U M arket stieet
au.es M. Conrad, Ko. 623 Jlaiket street.
t. E. Kinsley, Continental Hotel.
H. G. Leisenrinft, Rob. 21)7 and 'i3H Dock street,
Enoch Lewis, late Gen. Hup't Penna R. K.
G. C. Franciscus Gen. A gent Penna. K. B. Co.
George Martin, Ko. 322 Cnesnut street i S 10m
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AKD
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital and Assets, $16,000,000.
Invested in United States, $1,500,000
Total Premiums Received ty the
Company in 1865, S4.947.175.
Total losses Paid in 1865, $4,018,250
Alt Losses promptly adjusted without reference
insland. ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for Pennsylvania.
OFFICIO,
No. 6 Merchants!' Exchanr
miLADELrwA is i gn,
DKOVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
IT OF PHILADELPHIA -"-"Al
Ko. Ill bouth FOL'KTH Htreet
USCORfoKA'! EP 8' MOM H. 'M, 1865.
C APITAL, 150 OUO, PAID IS. .,
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Protniutnst orbvl'l
or iO veur Prcnilums. hon-l oriel tu re.
Endowments, iisyub e at a nturo age, or on prior
deccae, by Yearly Premiums, or 10 your Premiums
hoth c a ses Son to'lcliuro.
Annuities giuntod on fuvorable terms.
Term Po h Ie.s Children's t.nUowments
This Company, while giving tlie Insured the security
ol apuiii np ca, Hal, will divlue the eutlre prodwol Ut
Liie bus iiCMS amung Its Policy holders.
Moneys received at Interest, and paid on demand.
authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and toastil
Kxtcuioror AdmluUtrabir, Assiunoo or Guardian, en
in other fiduciary capacities uuuei appointment o any
Court of this Commonwealth or of any person or Dor
sous, or bodies polltle or corporate.
P1KKCTOU8.
fiA.Vl'EL R. 6HIPLF.T, KU'VIARf) CADBUBY
J1RKM1AU HACKS' II, :HENRY haink", '
JOSHUA H. MOHKiS, T WISTAK BKO WS.
RKHARD WOOD. WM. V. LU GSTHE1 il,
t HAFLES l COFF1V.
bAatCEL R BHIPLEY. ROWLAND PARRY,
President. Actuary
THOMAS WI8TAR, U. D., J. B. TOWN8ED
in Mfolca Esauilncr. Legal Adviser.
PHffiNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI
LA I '.LrHlA.
INCOliPOHA'lED 1804 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No- 5W4 WALNUT Ktreet, opposite the Exchange.
In addition lo MAItlNE and ISLAM) LNBITRasCB
this Company insures from loss or ilnmateby KIRK on
libeial erms on building!-, meichanUuie, inmltura, e'teZ
lor limited periods, and permanently on butldiniia hr
deposit ot premium '
Ibe Comtianyt.as been tn aotlva operation for mora
Iban SIXTY YEfc US.durinir which aJ loawos bars bei
piomptly adjusted and paid. '
DlllKCTORS.
John L. Bodge. . Lawrenee Lswla Jr .
At. B. Uabouey,
John T. Lewis,
William B. Grant
Robert W. Learning, .
D. Clark W barton,
Bams IWllcox
llavld TjibiU
Benjamin Et;lng,
Tboinas H. Powers.
A. H. McHeary
Kdinond Ca.tlUoo,
roiiia c Norrla
CHKRER, PrcsloeiK
J til I.N
Hasj Witcov fieervtarv
1
the matter on owe of the nay unuie. . , t