TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1866. CITY INTELLIGENCE. l'or Additional Local Items see Eijhth Fagt.' Thk Late Mcbdsr The Coboher'b INTKPTIOATION PCLt, KvtDKNCE IK THB CASE, Etc. Etc. Coroner Taylor resumed the investi gation jcpfcTday afternoon, in respeet to the murder of Mn. Eliza M. Miller, which took place on Thursday morning last, at Her resi dence, No. 924 Buttonwood street. The prisoner, (ottletb VVHiiams, was present, and watched the proeeedinps with a pood deal of interest. The first witness examined was Milo M. Mil ler. He testitied as follows: I reside at Ho. WH Buttonwood street; I am a millwnirht; have lived at No. 924 Buttonwood street for a num ber of years; I left home on Wednesday lan at about 6 o'clock in the moraine, leaving my wile's siter there, and my wife also, at ttie breakfast table; I know the prisoner; bis name h Gottlieb Williams; I have seen 'him at my hoiiHe, and I have heard of his beinjr there; Sunday two weeks npo, when I got borne, my wite said Gottlieb had been there; on Tuesday lat alfo; she asked him if he had had his breakfast, and he said no, and she said she had Biveu him breakfast; she said she did not give him encouragement to come, as she would not have him there: my wile did not expres any fear of him; one Sunday morning, about a year ago, he was present wb'n 1 was shaving; flon't think he saw where I kept my razor; (razor shown;) that was kept in a drawer in tne kitchen; it was never in a case; my ra'.or was kept in the same stand, and that is the case in which it was kept, I believe; I have not mused anything but the razor and fine; I can not describe the nn?; my wile had had it from a child up; she made a" remark thut it should not come off the linger. 8arah Wood sworn Live" No. 020 Button wood street; I knew Mrs. Miller; I found her dead on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock; I went in by the alley, on Buttouwooi street; I put my hand on her and found bcr cold; I had not seen the blood then; I called her, but got no answer; 1 then went to .Mr. Kiu and told him Mrs. Miller was on the tloor dead; went back to the house; I saw the poker at the side of her; can't say I saw a razor; saw Gottlieb Williams there; can't tell when it was; pretty often ho came, there ut noon; I always left as soon as he came; never heard any conversation between hiru and Mrs. Miller; the back door was wide open when I was there on Wednesday; it wa3 open wide enough to let the people iu the court have a lull view of the body. Adeline Neif sworn I reside No. 020 Button wood street. This witness testified to beine in formed of the finding of the body of Mrs. Mil ler by the former witness, and to the condition in which she discovered the body on the lloor of the house when she went in. Tim witni-qq snii that the carpet was drawn up, as it there had been a scullle; the stand drawer was open, and the razor lay at the rieht hand, as it Mr. Miller had committed suicide, aud such was at tlrst the impression of vho witness; Mrs. NelT knew Wil liams; had seen him in the neighborhood often; the last time on Friday week. Officer Kennard testitied to visiting the house of Mr. Miller when the news of the murder was communicated to him at the Station; saw Wil liams olten in that neighborhood; never at Mr. Miller's house. Esther D. Owens sworn Reside No. 924 Button wood street; Mrs. Miller was my sister; 1 left her on Wednesday morning last, at G o'clock; I know Gottlieb Williams; I've seen him often at our house; he was there on Sunday week; Mr. Miller was home then; it was about 11 o'clock; we had known him for a long time; when our meals were ready we always asked him to sit up to the table; my sister told me he was there on last Tuesday mornine; she said he was much taken up with the parade; I think she said she gave him his breakfast; I never heard my sister express fears ot hire; he always came in at the back door; there are two back entrances; one goes out on Hamilton street, the other goes out into Buttonwood street; Williams was at the house on Sunday week; he asked me if I was going to my work next week, and I told bim I w as; he did not ask as to the time: he asked what time Mr. Miller went out to the cemetery, and what time he came home from it; the Old Fellows' Cemetery, I mean: my sister was con nected with tbe' Columbia Beneticial Society; she was tbe Treasurer ot it. George W. Fisher sworn Reside at Ninth and Noble streets; am a restaurant keeper; 1 know defendant Williams; have known him about five years; Williams was in. my house on Wednesday morning last about 7 o'clock; my house is a square from the house in which the murder was committed: he hud not been there so eailv in the morning that I can remember; I was busy reading; the morning Daper; he sat behind me: I lett him sitting there: he did not drink there; was temperate in his habits, aud he came there to sit about. Bridget McSorley sworn Reside at No. 920 Hamilton street; nave seen Williams passing alone in that neiehborhood: I remember see- rnr him on Wednesday morning last; it was about 7 o'clock; I saw him turn the anele towards Williams' court: did not notice where tin went to. Alice Holton sworn I know Williams by slsht; he wasin the neighborhood of Mrs. Miller's t ihout ten minutes to 7 o'clock on Wednesday; I saw him go into the alley leading to Williams' court: I never saw Williams at Mrs. Miller's house. Archibald Cameron sworn I live at the south past corner of Ninth and Noble streets; I kuow defendant: saw him on Wednesday morning in Buttonwood street, near Eleventh; I noticed something on his clothes: could not say if blood or not: it was about 7 o'clock; thought he had b I i nncd down: be was going out Buttonwood street, and he turned down Eleventh to Hatnil- tnn atrpoi did not notice anvthimr neculiar. Joseph Meens testitied to being with the for- mpr witness when he saw Williams : noticed something neculiar in his dress ; remarked that he had fallen down. Wm. Hudson tebtined to Knowing Williams, wiiuams, and to the tact of some persons h-i knew seeing Ur.lKnmn ,.l.inf hlMCAH T, till! Ill(rtl III Ct f ff f Mrt murder. Louisa Ritter, residing at Master and Fawn streets, testified that W illiams came into the house on Tuesday or Weduesday morning last and aked for something : told him I would not give him money, but would let him have some thing to eat : he was there about tive minutes did not notice anything peculiar in his appear ance. B. Buckback testified to seeing Williams on Weduesday morning last, at a place where he whs at work, at the Kobiu Hood Hotel. Wil liams told witness that he intended to put him self outot the way, as his brothers had gone back on him; that be had had a bottle of lauda num, and would have done it betore, but the cork came out of it; he aftcrwurds went up iuto the slaughter-house lott and laid down; some of the men went up and suw him there; thought he had committed Biucide, and was alraid to go to him. (At this period of the testimony, Williams laughed at the idea of the men being afraid of him.) Henry Lake, another witness who saw him at the Robin Hood, testiliea to seeing on his clothes w hat he supposed toba ?pots of blood. Several other witnesses who saw him at the Robin Hood testitied to the fact, but uouo of them noticed anything peculiar about him, Albert Lake rode into town with him and left him at Columbia avenue and, JVidire roiiS coming down in the car witness gave CoUJieb a car ticket, and he handed ifbaek again, saying that he wns not going '.nto town; when they got near the depot hn ai., I guess this is the last time jou";. 8ee me:" asked him what wss the reason., and he said, "You'll see the lull ' act our. in the papers to-niorrnw morning. " OLoree C. Bowers sworn I am a druggist; Vaw Williams In my store on Wednesday even ing, between 7J aud 8 o'clock. Prisoner Was it not later ? Mr. Bowers It may have been latet, Williams Was, it not near 10 o'clock f Witness It may have been late in the evening. Williams There was an old gentleman talk ing with you. , ,.... mo Witness 1 think there was. Isold Williams ten cents' -worth of laudanum. Willir.m Steuben, eworn-I iptn hog butcher; Williams was at the place ov Tuesday morning when we were killing hoes; he was not there on Wednesday; Williams did not tret Wood on him thi.t I saw: he could not unless be fell 1n the gutter, and It would not stay on him if he did, as the water was running all the time Other witnesses testified to seeing Williams at different times after the murder and belore the arrist, but nothing was noticed peculiar in his HppeHrancc. Adam Laudenslatrcr sworn T know Williams and I knew Mrs. Miller: the last time I saw Wil liams was on Monday last. w iinams was it not on Tuesday r Witness It was on Tuesdav: he said he was going up to his brother's to get breakfast; did not say anything else that I remember. John J. McNair testitied that he arrested Wil liams. Irora a description he read in the rjiiDer: had not read It more than ten minutes before he passed, and Mr. McN air asked him it' his name was not Williams, and he said it was; also if to morrow was not his birthday, and he said it was; he was then taken to the Spring Garden Street Station; some one, as they were going alone, remarked ubout blood on his clothew, and he said ne n ad not killed any one. Dr. Slmplclirh sworn I made nn inspection of the body of Eliza M Miller, at No. 824 But tonwood street, on Wednesday evening, the l!dh Inst., and a Dost-mortem examination ou the following dav: the bodv. cold and stiff. was lying upon the back, apparently as it fell; the aims were flexed and drawn upwards, the lower extremities extended and tied together at the ankles (was told the tv-in had bnen done subsequent to the discovery of tho body): me tnront had Been cut; there was a large pool oi rjiorci Deneatn the neaa ami aoout tne necu on i lihcr side: face. neck, and upper pun ot chest covered with blood; there was but very little blood upon the bands; not more on the richt than on the left j there were thre.3 wounds of the scale; contusions and scratches about the neck snowed that an attempt had been made to choke; thera wee no bruises about the client or abdomen as if the knoe had been placed thereon; there was a contusion lrom a blow on the third joint ot the index tinner of the left hand; upon no other part of the body did I observe wound or bruises; there was a con tused lacerated wound, from a blunt instru ment, over the left eye, at tho top of the fore head, crossing junction of the frontal and left fmiictal bones, one and three-quarter inches ong; this wound was nearly in the direction of a line drawn from the inner edge of the right eye brow to the lop of the left ear: edges ot wound were depressed, and presented a crushed appearance; there was another wound an inch long, nearly at a richt ancle with the wound described, over the middle and upper part of tho left parietal bone, ot the same character; another wound lj incn long ot like character, parallel with the latter on the back of the head, left side, over the upper part ot the occipital bone; each of these wounds extended to the skull, and seemed to bave been caused by the same instrument; the tkull, which was thicker than ordinary, wa3 not fractured; tbe print of a right hand coulu he distinctly iriiceu in the bruises ana scraicaes about the lower part of neck and upper part of cbetd. made in the attempt to strangulate: con siderable lorce had been used in its operation; the throat had been rut with a t-harp instru ment; the Bterno-clido-mHstoideus muscle of the right side wos divided, aud the wound ex- tended tnrougn tne tuyroia cartilage to the cor responding muscle on tne lpf't side; tbe jugular vein, carotid artery of right side, the larynx and (esophagus were divided; death was canned by hemorrhage rrom tnis wound ot tne throat. Dr. bhapleigh said that Mrs. Miller was mur dered: the wound on the throat could bave been committed by herself, but the contusions on tbe skull and tne scars on the throat could only have been indicted by some one else. The cane which Williams earned was shown. The Doctor said it could have inflicted the blows. ' At ihe close ot the testimony the room was cleared for the deliberation of the jury, but an adjournment was had belore they came to a conclusion in regard to the guilt of Williams, Thev will meet in a few days. Ciiakge of Fraud. Before United States Commissioner Hibler. vestwdav. Charles heck and Thomas Engin had a hewing ou the charge of using counterfeit Government inspection brand 6. John Lyon sworn I am Deputy Inspector in the Second District: I know defendants; did not know lUera betore 1 saw them in this case; saw them at Mr. Sharkey's house by appointment; mean Deputy Mondial slutrkey; that was on Saturday, about the first of September; Mr, Sharkev introduced me to Mr. Sheck as the party who would give me information; we lett the nouse together, Mr. iuarK.ey, niyseir, ana the two defendants; we went to a beer saloon and had a glass of beer; on the road there 1 mentioned this suoject, ana Mr. MiiiCK staieu that a New York party wa3 to come here and purchase 150 barrels of whisky, which they were to nave oranoea or unmu lueiuseive1; i wanted to know who the parties were, and the answer was, we snail Know tne parties on rues day; that is the substance of what was said then; we agreed to meet mem on mesnay evening at Sbeck's house: we met in: a saloon next door, Mr. Eag in being there also; we went out on the pavement, an J 1 wanted to know how the matter was progressing; Mr. Sheck said the whisky would be shipped the next day, when he would call and let either Mr. Sharkey or myself know ot it; the next day Mr. Sheck called on me and stated that thi whisky had been shipped lor New York; I informed the Collector or it jonn n. uieai; ne saia mar fifty barrels had been shipped; I seized the whisky the same day; Sheck stated that day that there were to be a hundred barrels shipped for Baltimore, and I seized them at the Balti more depot; I Ihink the next night I met both defendants at the saloon next to Sheck's house; we went to the back part of the house; Mr. Sheck called for wine, and after drinking seve ral bottles of champagne, I said I wanted to know who branded the barrels, as I wanted to give the information to the Collector; Mr. Eiigin t ..,i. wi.;h h 1,.,,,,,-ri t $10oo bm whlch he 9lid give ,ou I . . ... ' . . as a loan:" I bud not adced him to make a loan. nor said anything to him on the subject; we then took more wine, and I put the question to them again as to the branding of tbe barrels; tliey said they would tell me all about it iu a few days; I informed the Collector ot the receipt of the money, and paid it over to him; Mr. Sheck told me the New York party was to pay $250 for branding the barreh.. Cross-examined I don't reollcct seein? Mr. Sheck previously to the time I have named; at the time of the iiitroductiou, Mr. Sharkey intro duced Mr. Sheck as the person who was to "tell us all about it;" my object was to secure the parties who were using the counterfeit brand; Mr. Sheck went with me and pointed the whisky out to me; I had no information of it, except what 1 got from Mr. Sheck; I gave Mr. Sheck instructions to watcu the matter and to give me information in regard to the branding; nil tho information I leceived from Mr. Sheck I found to be coiicct. To Mr. Valentine AU the 150 barrels Coii- tuiiied water, except five of them. To Mr. Brooks Mr. Sheck did hot say in me who the party was that was t.i wiakc a shipment of whisky ; when he spoke, to me about it 1 did not make auy agreement wuh him that I recol lect; I did not induct him to have the matter consummated; I agreed that it should go on Uiitil it was accomplished: I believe that tho "brand would not be a genuine one. ' The healing was at this point continued until Tuesday next. Republican Meetings. The Republi- rnnc fi I IIP EiL'hth Ward held a meeting Ust 1 v. - . I J 117 ..1 evening at Horticultural iiau, uranu nun nut Streets, laa room was nurni flowing. Henry C. Carey, luu., piesi ieu. iur. Carey made a biief address on taking the chair, after which be introduced tbe Hon. Charles O'Neill, who addressed the mcetni upon the political Isbucs of the day. Speeches were also made by ex-Governor Pollock, Joseph T. Tho mas, Esq., and others. , , , A Union Republican meeting will be held this evening at National Hall, under the auspices of tbe Union League. Colonel John W. Forney will address the meeting. , The Elephant Club ot the Twentieth Ward 1 (Rcpublicttn) paraded last evening ih tt -ir w uniform, which is similar to the ono worn by the Republican Invircibles. The Boys in ui(10 in the same ward paraded with them. Hearino of thk Rioters. A hearing In the case of William II. Teal, Andrew Mcllnde, Daniel and William Price, and Charles Clifton, charged with rioting at the lire on Sunday morn ing, 16th inst., took place at the Central Htation yesterday afternoon. The following testimony was elicited : i HarveT Miner sworn I was attending bar at Bouvier's on the morning of the tight kuow Teal ; did not see him or McBride at the time : know Davis : do not rememoer seeing him at the time; saw a porson getting beat. Edward II. Davis worn A mnn came up and struck me on the back cart of the head: two or three persons then dragged me into Bouvier's tavern; do not know who the men were; alter they got me Into the bar-room I was struck sev eral times; 1 looked around and saw Teal; I belong to the Weccacoe Fire Company ; had no equipments on at ihe time: do not know whether Teal struck me or not; saw his arm raised: never eaid thut leal struck me with a horse pistol. William B. Landon sworn Was nt the fire on Sunday morning: heard some one say that they were trying to take our carriage; I saw a scullle; noticed a man being beat; saw Teal; he hud on a large wide brim hat; saw him beating Mr. Davis in tbe doorway of Bouvier's tavern: have known him for six months; he is reputed to be a member ol the Sbifller Hose Company. iiames uarrou testmea mat ne was at tne tire on the morning of the riot: found the Wecca- coe's carnage ou a lot near by; went into Bou vier's hotel; when ne started to go out saw a tall man beating Mr. Davis unon the head; sa v no rioting before this; know Mr. Teal; do no-, recognize him as the person who was beating Mr. Davis; a rush was made toward" tbe Wec- chcoi & carriage at the time tbe firing took place. 'lhomas Ouaid testified thut he was director ot the Weceaeoe on the morning of the riot; he went into Bouvier's tavern: some men came in and asked him for the horn; their names were Daniel and William Price; while going o it ot ihe door he was hit; another, McBride, had n revolver pointed at him; Clifton had one, which he snapped at witness. Clifton ordered him to be arrested ; McBride then got hold of him, and took him betore Alder man Lutz; McBride is a constable in the Kirst Word; he asked someone to go after a police man: Clilton went away, and returned with an officer; he and McBride took witness to South wark Hall; he had a warrant for his arrest, told him that he hart, for obtaining goods from a tailor under false representation. The magistrate said that MeBriae. Clifton, and the Prices had been held to answer at t 'ourt by Alderman Moore, upon a similar charge preferred by complainant; he would discharge . v. . . . . 1 i, , 1.1 rfin..i t u i , i , i , k I .... I . .. l ut iu , nuu jjiimi j.t:tti iu 4ouimf unit iu tuio'tva. The National Orphans' Homestead at UiiTTYSBcno. Pa. The following coiitnb.i tions to ibis pouular national charity are grate fully acknowledged by Mr. Peter B Simons, treasurer. JNo. til;i bansom street, f'hlladeiphta: From Toledo, Ohio Collection at meeting. $30-33; M E. Sabbath School, $25; II. S. Wal- bridge. King Brothers, frank Drake, L. Jl. Skulniore. Richard Mott. each $10: Carringto:. & Casey, Babbitt & Shaw, Crebbs A- Benson.ED. Smith, O. Lavdle, C. Hatch, M. R. Waite. J. R. Drnnimond, and eight orhers, each $5; D. C. Lebani, Thorn & Co., each $3; F. Bund, D. Waterman, K. A. Ba'.sett, J. W. Detwell, C. Sherwood, Dr. D. B. Spurgeon, H. D. Olds, Hugh McDnueall, and twenty others, each $2; H. Kiet, Charles Knox, J. R. Werney, A. Mad dock, E. H. Eddy, T. Daniels, B. F. Comstock, (i. Carnulf, William St. John, S. Nopper, A. Gil ford, Charles Pratt. G. W. Fagur. D. V. Edrale, Mrs. G. Stahl, and sixty others, each $1; John Smith, 30 cents; cash, 25 cents. Total, S32G-18. Maumee and Perry sburg, Ohio Collection at meeting, $17-20; George W. Reynolds, $5; George W. Persons, L.J. Tbuyer, H. Burrltt, and six others, each $2: G. Norton, S. Coleman, J. Shepler, James 8. Hill, H. Kenyon, William Bates, R. B. Pope, L. Kreiger, S." Lynch, Mrs. John Moore, and twelve others, each, $1; P. C. Baldwin, 60 cents; cash, 75 cents. Total, $63'51. New York Broadway Tabernacle (Congrega tional) Sabbath School, $120-35; Ceutral Me- thodist Episcopal Church Sunday School, $125; Church of the Mediator (Episcopal) Sunday School, $111-70: Third Avenue Mission (Presby terian) Sunday School, $80; University Place (Presbyterian) Church Sunday School, $100; lied lorn Street (.netnodist) Sunday School, $78-3; Filth Avenue (liaptist) CUurcn snunnay rchool, 552-28; Madison Avenue (Baptist) Church Sun' day School, $52; Church of the Covenant (Pres byterian) suuflay scnooi, au; Antiocn iisap- tist) Church Sunday School, $25; Fith Avenue (Rpfornied Dutch) Church Sunday School. $25: Fourth United (Presbyterian) Church Sunday School, $27. TOtai, $H77-U6. Philadelphia (additional) Archibald Camp bell, $100: J. T. L. & Bro.. James Hogg, St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Sabbuth School, Gt-imantown, each $25; Parvin & Rjeves, gio- cenes, $30; Truman & Shaw, hardware, $2j; J, B. LiDnincott & Co.. books. S25: W. A. Rolin, carpet, $23 50; Charles Williams, hardware, S1G; N. B. Thomas, tinware, $13-43; Howell & Bourke. wall paper, $7; D. Landreth & Son, churn, $7; Caufl'man & . Co., crockery, $11; Hopkins & McElvenev. crockery. $6: Hess. Rogers & Co looking-glasses, etc., $10; C. D. Thum, brushes. etc.. $10; R. Taylor, crockery. $f."iO; Shoe maker & Co., white lead. $10; W. Evans. Jr., do., $8. Total, $390-43. Whole included in this lit, $1058-77. Presentation. There was a gathering at the Hall of the Republican InvincibTes last night that was exceedingly pleasant, and was largely attended. Spacious as in the half, it tailed to contain the numbers anxious to witness a scene of special interest. The well-known artists, E. t G. Bensell, painted gratuitously for this patriotic organiza tion a pair of large pictures, and also a transpa rency that will do duty in torchlight pioets- sions. Banner Company A, Captaiu rialey, turned out last Saturday night one hundred aud thrty men, most of whom were also present lust evening. One side of f he transparency contains a beau tiful female figure, representing tbe State of Pennsylvania, un.one siue or herisuivmer Heister, iu servile attitude, presenting a scroll inscribed "My record." tin the other side stands, in Union uniform, with drawn sword, upon a tattered flag of the traitors, General Geary. Over the head of the female figure is the inscription. "Which man shall I trusi if'1 Over the obverse is a tine comic picture, full ol aiustic merit, it represents a groasf pole. Heister Clymer is endeavoring to climb ir, and President Johnson is represented as boosting through without "histing" hiiw at all toward iu lop. The presentation was enlivened bv appro priate speeches lrom Colonel McMicUael, Presi dent of the Invincibles, and from Major Ci'-l-- jjoun, oi KeuiucKy, now a raw student iu PUila- dclphui. CC'RNF.n Stones Laid. 1 ho eorner-Ptone ol the New Mount Curmel Methodist Episcopal Church, on Geriniiutown road, above Broad street, was laid yesterday afternoon, iu the pre sence of a large audience. The Rev. Dr. Bartine ofbciated, assisted by ilev. Sauiuel lrvrn, ev. M. A. Day, Rev. John Thompson, and the Kev. A. E. Huntei. The congregation attached to this church have becii worshipping since 18J8 in a small edifice in the Risine Sun villuge. near the locution of the new edifice. A Bible, hymn book, daily papers, etc.,. were placed in tue ' one. 'ihe corner-stone of the new church building of tbe First Presbyterian Church of Cohock smk was laid' ycneidav afternoon, at the corner of Franklin street fnd Columbia avenue, in pre Btnceof a laigecrowd. The done was deposited in its place by Dr. Robert W. Laudls, of Dan ville. Kv.. and addresses were made by Rev. Irs. Reed, Harbaugb, and others. The new t hurch ediHce will have a front on Columbia avenue of CO feet, and a depth on Franklin street nt i nn f pet. Tt wiiihovpa iirnwn stone front, and a spire on the front 122 feet high the height from the pevement to the top of the spire being 2im feet. The audience-room ofjthe church will Bont. lUOO'npmona ami thn iM-tore-rOOTO 800. The church will have but one gallery, for the accommodation ot the choir. The buildiua, when completed, will be a very handsome one, aud its W-Uinattd cct is $oi),oo0. Tiii: Pennsylvania State Faib. Oter three tlionpand entrie have been made for the Pennsylvania State Fair, which commences at Eaiton to-day, and continues four days. Fifty blooded horses have been entered for trials of speed, and to-nior-row four pacers and four trotters will corn fete for the $100 premium. On Thursday the $300 and the $200 premiums will be troite 1 lor, and on Friday "Mountain Maid" and Funny Allen" and two or three others will trot for a $3A0 premium. Every department of the Fair promises to be well represented. AMUSEMENTS. QIUMD NATIONAL CONCERT FOR TIIE BENEFIT OF TH SOLDIERS AND SAILORS' NATIONAL ORPHANS' HOME FUND, run ACvricES ov thk SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' UNION, WASHINGTON, D. C, AT MOVER'S THEATRE, On Thursday Evening, Annst 2, 1866, POSTPONED UST1L THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 11. 800.000 Tickets will be sold at H each 75,000 Presents Awarded, valued at $250,000 $25,000 of the Profits to be given to the Sol diers' and bailors' National Orjtians' Uoma Fund, 12500 to the Washington Male and Female Orphan Asylum. The balance, after deducting expenses, to be paid to the Trea surer of the Soldiers' ana Sattors7 onton. Wabhlngton, D. C. Due Present to Every Four Tickets. TICKETS CAS EE CBTAISED FBOM OWENS & CO., Military aud Naval Law Ufllce, Ko. 527 CIlESXrT Street, Opposltetiie State House, Philadelphia. To. Alto BtDt to any part ot the country promptly by mall LIST OF FRF8EST9 TO BE AWARDED. Hiree itorv Brick rooMence, u atreet be tween hixfli und rieventb 18,000 1 Tiiiee-sioiy .brick residence, jevoiia stroet, Dear t, 1 Ihree story brick resldonce, lentn street, between M andM 1 lwoetorv Bilek residence. Tenth street. 10,000 800 between M and N , S.OOtl 1 Two Htoiy brick residence Teutn street, between U und i S 000 2 Fine Olty Lots, on seventh street, nortb.. 4.U0U 1 HDlenulci Carrlavc. Homes, and Harness complete f.vuu 1 Snlvnuld Diamond Kins 1 bet luamouds complete (Fin, fcur IttUKS, and limits 1 Grand Piano (Htelnway) 1 Hi lid Silver Tea Bet 10 Grunu Pianos, 96UUcacn 10 lirund Pianos MJ0each II 0 Gems' Gold Watches, 1200 encb 60 Ladles' Hold Watcaes 9Vii each S Grund Weloocuns, $2(0 eacb F0 American-case Silver Watcbes. 7Seacli.. 1.M0 1 MX) 1.IHHI B.t'OU 6 .00 20 000 6 2MI l,il' i 8.000 :i m.ll 15 Hunting do do M0 each. Ml Diamond Sings, 100 to (200 each T.lnm 25 LiUmond Pius, 8100 eacn 2.6U0 40 SewiiiK Machines, ClOn each 4 0.10 20 do $75 each 1 500 20 Silver-plated Tea Sets. ,5 each 1 out) SO SI ver castors, 25 each 1,200 5,0c 0 Clocks, Albums, Jeweny, Ac, $5 to Mill i-acb 27.000 10 CC0 Tea and Table Spoons. Ac.. 2 to a5 eacb. . 25 OuO iv,utu GOHi Jens, Miceve liuttons, e., fl to J CMU. ....... . ..... . . . , . AV UUV 49,453 Books, cutlery. Engraving), c, 1 to 10 CHtU,. ....... iXJ.UUU Total ...250 000 The awards will be made alter tlm Cnn,-.., t th stage oi the theatre, where three thousand persons cttn w itness It. A committee will be appointed bv the audi ence to superintend tbe same. Primed lists or awards win be published and suppl'ed to Agents and Ticket-holders. Parties ruivlnir tickets will ietaln them until alter the awards are made, and li ineir uuuiuera appear in rue nsi, tnev win torwara men tickets immediately, with lull directions as to tbe ship ping orgoods or deeds tor the property. Tickets lor sale at all the principal Hotels, Book, and Muxic Stores in tbe city and at the Headquarters, In the Mammoth Fair HutldlDg tor the benefit ot the soldiers' and Sailors' IS atlonal Orphans' Home Fund, comer ol Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C. 'Ihe Liirectors appeal to the liberality of tbe people to give this enterprise their klnu support, and thereby mist In re, lev lug the wants ot the orphans ot our fallen comrades. CAKD. Alarge number ol 'tickets remaining unsold, It will be necessary to postpone the drawing until TBTJRSDAT, tbe 11th of October, i860, at which time it will positively occur. The many swindling schemes that have been pre sented to the public during the past tew months, some what delayed our sales, until we were able to satisfy the peop.e tbrouvhout the country taat this euterpiisa was genuine, aud soiely lor cbuiltab:e purposes. The Directors are confident of the sale of everv ticket, and bave allotted Mittcltnt time to guarantee the sales without any further postponement Alaj. 11. A. HALL, Pres. Soldiers' and Sailors' TJnlon Col. CHAS. E. CAPEBAHT. l Mai M. H ALbUiiuKR, Managing Directors. WILLIAM A1U1UE. J TBASt'BTl)EP4BTMENT, ) OPI'ICB OF lNTliUHAL UEVENCE, . Washington, June2, laue. ) Whereas H. A. uail and others, as "Managing Direc tors" oitho "Cirand National Concert," to be beld in Washington, D. C, on the id of Au-'ust next bavemaue due application to i. I lepban, Collector of Internal Heveuuu lor the Collection District of tho District ol Columbia, lor permission to ho.d a lottery, rattle, oi Silt entcrt'rh-e, and presented to him satisfactory evl ence that the pioceeds of said lotlerr, raitle. or (rill enterprise ill be devoted to cbarltab euses. permission Is berebj granted to sueh "Managing Directors" to hold such lottiry, raftle. or gift enterprise tree frotna'.ehkrge whether lrom tax or license, In respect to such lottery rattle, or glit enterprise. , E. A. ROLLINS, " Commissioner. We refer, by permliston, to ft)a.ior-Ginera! Wlntleld S. Hancock, TT. 8, A. General Robert C. Scbenck, M. C, Ohio. General Ualbert E Palue, MO, Wis. ticiieral John 11. Ketcbam. M. (!., N. Y General J nines U. llliint, Kansas. General J. N. licndrlck, Iowa. General 1). C. Mcl allam, I). O. Vvuujui j v . x'aviji u, j. i . Hon. ifcoums Vi. Ferry, M. C, Mich. Hon. George Lowrence, M. C, l'enna. 1. C. Forney, Esq., D. C aiBior J. f. iionfuiy, n. i. Hon. Richard wul uch, Mayor oi Washington, D. o. nun. iieiuy vt i son. u. n n. Hon V lhlum D Kelley, M. C., l'enna Hon Ke'llun V. Wbulev.M C. Wen Va. Hon. Kbeu 0. Ingerso 1, i". C, 111. iion-utiiry c iKiniuy, ai. c , conn. . llonA. U. 1 aflln, M. I ., N. Y. llou. Leonard Myers 11 . C, l'enna. Hon. vviiltum A. Newell. M. O. N.J. llou George W. Julian M. C . Did. Hon. Menhen F. Wilson. M C Penna. Hon. J. 11 Glinnell, M C. Iowa. lion. B F. W uile, U. H. Senator Ohio Hon O. It. Latham M C, W. Va. Hon. Bent. E. Wll.nn. M. C.. Ohio. n liuam uweus, t-m , i-unuipu". t O l7 11 H I U 31 FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN, A.D i'"'"?!' N. K COR. OF NIMH AM) AKOH l BE IS n. l... .!..., uii..h n..uin in, i,uan urent v Imnrovc 1 lor tbeicoming season, is now opeu lor subscription, all dav and evenings. . . . ,h .. Bodilvexurcise lmpat) peann ami - hlghlv recommended U 'i sexes aud an an. Terms lor Instruction. T mhs VvSn Terms tor teli-piaetlce. 1 monibs VJi'-"Iii For particulars send ror t cirouiar or "?itwia 8 30im frolessors BILLEBBAM & LEWia ' THE PIAMOS WHICH WB MANU , . .oa i,inHivea. We oromiae Mour patrons clear beauufnl tones, elegant workman ablp. durability, and reasonable pnow. 1 a lull luarante. Foiseonlyat No. 1017 WALMUf m CNl&Jt PIANO MANITACIURIHU CO, AMUSEMENTS. AilRlCAN AGADEMV OF MU:IC ITALIAN OPERA. OrENlJ? NIGHT, MONDAY, October 15. Flrtt time In 1 blladelphlaof CRL" PINO E LA COM ABE. First Slsbtof GIORGIO KOSCOKI. For particulars, see future advertisements ami eir:o lac. nJltit N EW CiIESN'IjT STREET THEATU'J. CHFSNL'T Htr.et. above Twelftn. WM. K. HlNX A ilw Lessees. Doors open at 1 15. curtain rim at t). THIS KVKMNU. Tbe manacenient have the pleasure to announce thtt the dlstinguirtied C'otnediau At li JUil unf.ns, Itm been rrirrnged tor A LIMITED KUMBRBOF H1HTS. AnA will tnuir In ihi. o.lt? tor thn flmt tltnn In eight jears, after an unprcerlentcl engagement in .New York v r uigv:ii,1ir.i unir. niuui.i, Be will appear in his treat poinity, 'A KB PLTJM- MKK. in 1 1 Ion Bouclesuit s elegant lratna, in tnree acta, entitled J 'V i i DiTt DOT; DT. DOT DOT D il't OR, THE CRICKET OS THK HEARTH Ut. 1HK CKlCKKT lit TUB ll4KIil. Which on been In preparation tor three weeks, and wt'l lie produced wnn VI W AUD MAG n I d OF. NT SCENERY NE AN l M AGNt f'K'ENT H!(;Eity. NEW AND MAUNIFD'ENT SCENEHlt. U Mr. K. h. SMITH. And In style HIi Ht r.ro D'FQU ALLED IN THIS CI1Y. The lierloimance will commence with I'OTt OR. THE CHICKKT ON THE HEABTR Caleb riummer Mr. J. K. OWEV Dot VtisaJOSIH OkTOS support en n tiie strength ot the rompnny. To conclude with Buckstone's nett'e tlomedv. THE UaPPlhSl DaY OF MY LlfE. Mr. Oilman , Mr. J K OWENS copUla .Miss JO-s IE Oil. ON SATDRI AY AFTERNOON, Bntmber 29, GRAM) FAMlLlf MA 11 EE. In active preparation, CNCLF. SOLON SHINGLE-, and THE L'VE INDIAN. Inwhlch Mr J. E. OWENS will apt ar. w AL.NUI 8TUKET THEATR c N. E corner oi jminiii ami walnut Streets. TUE UNIVERSAL KaVORUE, MH. ilUU.I IIKOUUHAM, ENOAOED FOR iWEI.VE MUHTS ONLY. 'I HIS I uofday) EV l-MiiU, t-eptcmDer i, Mr. Brougbsm will aupear as CAPTAIN RODERICK O DON NELL, with several .-ongs. Including the beautiful Uullad, IUE LAM) OF ST. V VTttlC'K." in his own mopt successful new Drama, in five act's, entitled O'DONNrLLS MISSION. Alberonl (expressly engaged) Mr. T. E. MORRIS ( onimmce at 7K, with a iavorile Karce. M1 RS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET THEATRE. Begins at ouarter to H o'cloc. ft It V. AT HIT OF 1'HE NEW BURLESOl'E. Fourteenth Night ot the People's Favorites, MH. AM) MRS W. J. FLORENCE. TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), Seotembwr 25, Tbe New Burleoiue on " rriih-Na-l'ogne, ' NARY-A-BKOUUE," ond the splendid Drama, . "FREDERICK THE GREAT." Mr. and Mrs. FLOR1-NCE In both pieces, with Songs and Dances. FRIDAY The Farewell Benefit of MB. AND MHrt. FLORENCE. In rehearsal ' THE FAST FAMILY." MEW AMERICAN THEATRE. EVFRY E VKN1NG the great Drama ot THE sTRK-ETs OF NEW YORK. BITJART ROBSON, the great comedian. GK. O. DOBsON, the renowned Hanjoutt . I 1 1 1. I T, IT'T jIAIIVI VV 1IUI DITDAlDV 9 2l2t COMPANY 100 PERFORMER-. rJYl r.rvr ul HELLERS "SALLE DIABOLIQUE," AS SEMBLY BUILDING J.f OUR III AND LvST WEEK BUT ONE. EVKRY MGIIT. ROBERT HELLER. Fourth Programme ot FUN. DELUSIONS, AND MUSIC, with Six New and startling Wonders. FIRST '1 1MB In tills country oi tbe beautltm II. u- sion entitle.!. MYSTERIOUS OtANOR TRK.E, on which Flowers and Fruit bunt Into life at tbe request ot the Ladles ; THE WATC H OF ANY ONE In the audience made to strike tbe hour) THE UO vRulNG-SCHOi'L MISS and her perpiexliies with Piano practice; and HEL LER'S orlylnal and onlv b WOOD MINSTRELS This extraordinary programme will be given every evening, with "BEcoND HIGUl'." etc. PI NO FORTE SOLOS on "Slelnway's Grand," bv ROBERT HELLEB. "MA'llNlE," h ATURDAY. Doors Open Evening 7. ( ommence atl Admlsalon 50 cenis rtesorved Seats. 75. -VTEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE, i KU,VEsm Mreet, aoove rte.cr.ui. '1'HHi FAMILV KHSORl" OPEN FUH THK SKASO.V. CDRKt HOS8 t- BIXEl'SMI VSl llRbS. the Great Slar 'Iroupe ot the World In their GUANO ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, KONGH, DANCES, NEW Bl'RLl Kyl'ES and PLANTATION SCENES. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock. 8 3U 3in J. L. CARN CROS, Mananer. TTALEE'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER V UA KDEN Nos. 12 Tin v l K Htreet: GKAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS JSlGllI'LiT . By two large and efflcient orchestras. to-t, And EVERT NIGHT, io 'f- tnn w Vlfh All EXCEL81Q-" "iu- BAND. a Brass Band, compiling at Artists to the city will nArlnrm. w I.' OPEN FOR THE 8EAS0V. Our spacious hunuier Garden, artistically laid out with shrubbery, fountains eto. IN THE LADIES' SALOON, Especially set apart lor F k VILIES, the best Of Creams and oiber Refreshments will be served. 6 163 CITY ORDINANCES. AN ORDINANCE lo Make a contract with J. W. & J. F. Starr lor six inch ripe and branches. Section 1. ihe Select and Common round's 01 the Ciiy of I'biiaiiolphia do ordain, t hat the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized toentor intocoutruct witn Mtssra. J. W. & J. h Starr for six hundred and seventy a-x inch pipe, at seventy-six dollars per ion. Also, loi one hundred six inch branches, at four and one-bull cents per pound; Frovidod the be 1110 is approved by the Chief Engineer of tho Water Utparrmeiit. WILLIAM 8. STOIC LEV, President of Common Council. Attest Robkrt Bet DELL, Assistant Clerk of Select Council. JAMES LYNi), President ot Solect Council. Approved th!s twenty second oay o' Septombor Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty six (A. u. im. MOUrON Mc MIC HA EL 9 21 It Jdavor of lUiiladolphia "OESOLUTION JTV 10 Chans;.- the Flue of Huldtnr the E.'aotiou in the .Fourth Divimou of the Fourteeu h Ward Kcao vtd, Hv tho Select and Common Councils ot tho CV ot l'hihKlelpli a, That tho p aoe ol holdiug the election in the Kourtu Divis on ol tho bow trenthWaid ho and Hit -mme is hereby chaimoil lrom the lnuie ol Christopher Graves, K'tlee avo nut', abovo Moui t Vomon sneot to spring Gardeu Uail. northwest corner of I hirtoemh and pnuu t.tirtlc-u streets, t'.ie former place of holding tt'O clec tiou LetDK no iontor avuiluhle 1 lor thut Hiro'wp. . WILLIAM 8. UlUtvLl-i. . l'reaiueiit of Comuiou Couucil. Attest - As:iilttiit c icrk of Hn'ect Conneil. 8 J A. MLS LYKU, Presidont ol Solect Council. A pproyed this t jrentv -first day of Seoteuibor, Anno Uoiiimi 0110 tliou-uud eikbt humlred and sixty, six (A. LVlSGGj, M0R roN jjcMICHAEL, g 21 it Mavor of 1'hilaUulphia. T 1 O N XV loCr, 1 h f 1 n irft the l'luce of Votinir in tho Eleventh V. V'.' " . . . , , KoHoived By the Solect and Common Councils of tbe ( iiv ol Viillaile phia, Hint tbo placo of holding ele-'ioiis in tho Eitvenih liivision ot theFiOenth Ward shall hereaftor bo at the house of Joptha II. Munn northeast eornor of Fraucts aud Slurloy xtreots the lace heretofore used being uo louger available, that purpLT. s. STOKLEf, " - President of Common Council. A'.test ' " "' BOBKKT BfcTHKLL, AssiBtaut Clerk of Ke'ect Council. JAtfES LYND, President of Select Counoil. Approved this tureBty-rlrst day of September, Anno Pon'iul one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six (A. 1. 1866). MORTON HoMTCHAEL. 624 It Mavor ot l'LI'ad .lpLia. INSURANCE COMPANIES. DELAWARE MUTUAL SA FETT INSURANCE (OMPSNT. INCORrOBATEU i llir, LK'HStiATUHS VT I'.-si LY4NIA, I8J3. OFFICE, B. K. CORN.R 'IHIRI) ND WAL5TJT BIllMli, r "i i.n Lr ir tii MA RINK INSURANCE ONVFrfSELS,) CARGO. To al parts of the world. iRKI001!VLAD INSURANCES 1 n Goods by Blver. Canal, Lake, and Land Carriage ta all parts oi the Union Flhb INSURANCES On Merchandise gonerally On Stores, Dwelling Houses, eto ASSETS OF THE COM f ANT . November B . lon,000 United States 6 per eeut oan TT. . , poo Of) 12Ci0 ' t " ' ..lilo0M 2o0 ooo " 7 1 10 per cent loan Treasury Notes.. i M,I7S'M 100.000 State ot Pennsylvania Five Fer Cent Loan ,. 90,555 W 64,000 Rtaieol Pennsylvania, BIX Per Cent. Loan 53,250) 25 000 ( Ity ol Pblladelpbla Six Per Cent. . Loan , ....Tm.812H 20.009 Pemi-T vama Railroad First Morf- RngeSIx lr dent. Bonds.. v 20,000-04 25,000 Feiin) lvsnla Ksl ronct Second Mort- gage six Per rent, Hor.ds ...... 2I,7J068 25,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad Mort- . gage six Per ' ent. Bonds ,. .( 23,750 00 lo.OOu (si Shares Stock Genriantown Gas Company, principal aid Interest guaranteed by 'he City of Phliadel phla. , 13,537 59 4,100 i4.i nnares stock Pennsylvania . uau- rnna comnauv '. 5,000 loo Share stock Noitn Pennsylvania Me -00 Katiroad company 40 000 D posit wl'h United State Govern mer t. sublect to ten days' call 1,250 0 40M0-O9 30,000 State, ot Tennessee Five ser Cent, Loan 18, WOO 170.700 Loans on Bonos and Uortnra flrat liens on City Property 170.000 W 1,038,850 Par. Market value. !)W!,580'0t SM.nnWMl urn r. inir . r.l. Is receivable for Insurances made..l 21,013 37 on Marine roUcies, A corned Inte rest and other debtt due the Coin- psa 40,511 44 Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance andoibe'- c ompanies, tll33. Estl- mated vnlne 2,910 00 Cash in Banks 56 ftMl 89 Cash In Drawer 678 48 50,8153 1 1 253 63018 DIRECTORS. Samuel E. Stokes. ' 1 I J F FenlHtan. Thomas C. Hand, uoilll V. UBTTS, rdnitind A. honder. Henry Mloan, Wll lam G. Realtor), Edward Darlfagton,i 11 Jones Brooks, J dward Lafonreade, Jacob 1. Jones. Thcoplillus Paulding, John R Penrose, Janus Traquair, Henry C. Daliett. Jr.. James t'. Hand. TVUUHtn G Lndwlir. James B MoFarland, Joteph H. Scnl, lomuia r. r,yre, Stiencor Mctlvaln, J. B. Semple, Pittsburg, A. H Berger Fittxburg, It T. Morcan. IMIUburir. Georae C. Leiper, Uugh cralg. Rolieit Burton, John D. Taylor, i nuiiAS c. fMi riei"Pni, JOHN c. DAVIS, Vice-Preeident. Secretary. ' 11$ Bekbt LriBrsK 1829CUAIlTEI1 PERPETUAL. FRANKLIN ' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY r rillLAPKLaPlilA. Assets on January 1,1800, ,5O0b5r00. Capital '......'..'!.4O0 I0 00 Aeciuet. Surplus 944 543 14 Premiums l,ltU,308bl UNSETTLED CLAIMS, 111 407 68. INCOME FOB 1B - t310 000. LOSSES PAID SINCE 180 OVER $5,000,000. Terpetual and Tern porary 1'oUclcson Liberal Terma. DIRECTOB8. t.nsries n itiincker, 1 1 dward U. Dale. Tobius Wanner. George fales, , Alfred Fitter. ' ! Francis W. Lewis, M. B. Peter McCalL Ssniuel Grant. GeoiKe W. Richards, Isaac Lea. CHARLES K. BAlxCKLR. President. KDWAKD l UAl.t., vice-rresldent. JA8. W. McALl lfTLR Secretary pro tern. X ORTII AME11I CAN TRANSIT INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 133 South FOURTH Street PHILADELPHIA. ; . Annual Policies issued analnst General Accidents' all d fcriptloDH at eiceedlr jily low rates. Innurunte eflecied lor one year. In any anoa mm 1K0 lo ln dl O. at a premium ot only one-nair per cent., securing the lull amount Insured In case ot death, and a compensation each week eoual to the wholo pre oiluin paio Short time llckeis for 1, 2, 1. 8,7, or 10 days, or 1, 3, or t months, at 10 cents a dav, lnsurinn in the sum oi ajuOO, oralvlna alb per week it disabled to be had at tne General Oltioe, So. 133 S. FOURTH Street, . Iii.adel phia, or at ihe various Railioad 1 lcket olllees. He sure to purchase tne tickets of tbe North American Transit insurance Company. I-or circuiais aud larther iniormatton apply at the General OUce, or ol any ol the autboiizjd Aleuts of the "omoauy. LEWI8 L uoUPT, President. . JAMES M. CONRAD, Treasurer V IN BY C. BROWN, Secreiary. JOUX C. BULLITT. Solicitor 1 IREClORi. L. L Jloupt, late ol Pennsylvania Railroad CouiDanvl M. Balrd. of M. Baldwin & Co. 'a. " eainuel C. l'almei. t ashler ot Commercial Bank. Hlebard Wood, Mo. 300 Market atieet au.es M. Conrad, o. '23 Majket street. J. E. Kiniislev, Continental Hotel. H. O. Lelsennns, Sot. 2il and m Hock street. Fnoch Few Is, late Uen. Sup't Penna R. R. G. C. Franolseus en. A Kent Penna. R. B. Co. George Martin, to. S'2'2 Cncsnut street 1 3 10m LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AD GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital and Assets, $16,000,000. Invested in United States, $1,500,000. Total Premiums Jteceived by the Company in 18tj5, SrJ'4,047',175. Total losses Paid in 1865, $1018.250. All Losses promptly adjusted without reference to Enaland. ATWOOD SMITH, General Agent for Pennsylvania. OFFICK, No O Mercliants LxcUanso rniLADELruiA , isiliitn PROVIDENT LIFK AND TRUST COMPANY OF PUlLADEl PHIA Ko. ill South FOURTH Street. ' ISCORFOIU I 3 ' MUM U. 2id 1865. t AP1TAL, 150 OUO PAID IS. IJ Insurance ou Lives, by Veurlv Premiums t. or byi,' I or Jl veur Premiums, on-lonelture. Endownienis, ptiynb:e at a uture age, or on prior dcceai-e, by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year l'rouilutni both o a sea Non lorielture. Annuities gianted on favorable terms Term I'o teles i Cliil'ron's l.uilowuients Ibis Compiiuv. while giving tiie Insured tho security ofapnldup Ca, ilal.wlll divide the entire profits of ilia) Lle btiHiness among Its Policv holders. Mone.vs received at Interest, aud paid on demand. Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and ioa:tn Fxeeuior or Administrator, Assignee or Guurdlau.aa iu other fiduciary capacities under appointment o any Court of this ( omnionwealih or of any person or pur eona, or bodies pollt'c or corporate. I)IKliCTOK3. SAMUEL R. SHIPLVY, KIi'HARD CADBURY, JlRfMIAHllAl KKK, HETiltV UAINK1, JOSHUA H. MORRIS, T WISTARBRO WW. RK11AHD W OOl). lVM. C LO.SU4IRETH, ilARl.ES V COFFIN. SAMUEL R SHIPLEY. HO LAND PARRY, President. Actuary THOMAS WISTA R, M . I)., J. B. TO WNSE I). 72711 Medlca Esainlner. Legal Adviser. -DIKENIX IN8URAN5e COMPANY OP PHI. IT LADELPH1A. . INCORPORATED 1104 CHARTER PFRPETCAL. No. VU W ALMH' Street, oppoxite tbe ttachnnue. In addition to MARItSE aud INLAND 1 IS SU RANCH this Company insures from loss or damatieby FIli,oa liberal eruis on liulldlngi, nieiebandtaa, lamlture, ete.. tor limited periods, and peraiauently on bullduurs, by deposit ol premium The Company Las been In aetlTa operation for mora than SIX i t YEA RS, during which ail luaseg bav beel piomptly adjusted and paid. , . ; . .VoliB L. Hod ue. . Lawrenea Uwls, Jr., M. B. Mabouuy, , ' John T. Lewis, William 8. Grant, Robert W. Learning, 1. Clark Wharton, Samoa rwiloo JOHN R. Bim ijwia, Benjamin Ettlng, Tboinat H. Power, A. & McHenry Edinond Cattillon, T.nnU 11 WnnU WCCBKKEU, Presto i iimt Wilcox, 'ecreta y. v, ; ' i, 't
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