THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1867.
FINANCIAL.
E7 OT ATE LOAN.
THE NEW SIX PER CENT.
STATE LOAFJ.
Frco from all Stato, County,
and Municipal Taxation,
Will be furnished In sums to suit, on applica
tion to either of the undersigned:
JAY COOKE A CO
DUESEL A CO
JJIlm E. W. CLARKE A CO.
JEV STATE LOAN.
THE NEW SIX PER CENT.
STATE LOAN,
Freo from all State, County,
and Municipal Taxation,
Will be furnished In sums to suit, on appllca
to either of the undersigned:
ALEXi BENSON A CO.
JOUK E. FOX A CO.
CHAB1.ES EUBY A CO.
. . CBEbEBlCK NTEEB.
BE HAVEN A BKO.
CLENUENN1NU A DAVIS.
KtBTZ A HOW ABB.
BIOBEN A CO.
EDWABIi BOBINS A CO.
(EOBUE t. BOYD.
BABKER, BBOM. A CO.
KNICiUT A UUAFF.
ISAAC C. J ON EM, JR.
BULL. A NORTH.
4 I Hu S. IIAKVEV THOMAS.
gJ E W PENNSYLVANIA
6 PER CENT. LOAN.
FOR BALE IN BUMS TO SUIT
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
4ilnHp
NO. 40 S. TUIBD STREET.
flJEW STATE LOAN
For bale, Wltliout tommlsglon,
BY
J. E. RIDGWAY
BANKER,
lm NO. 87 SOITH THIRD STREET.
JE7 STATE LOAN.
THE NEW PER CENT. STATE LOAN,
FREE FROM ALL TAXATION,
Will be furnlfibed in sums to suit, by
COCHRAN & GOWEN,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
lml NO. Ill MUTII THIRD STREET.
flEAV 23,COO.OOO LOAN
' OF TUB
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
For sale In amounts to Bult purchasers.
C. T. 1ERKES, Jr., & CO.,
I81m NO. tO SOUTH THIRD STREET.
7 3-10s,
ALL SERIES,
CONVKKTU2U INTO
Five-Twenties of 1865,
JANUARY AND JULY.
"WITHOUT OHXbGE.
B0HDS DZLIVXHEB J3QSXBL&TELT.
DE HAVEN &DROTHER,
ttm KoJosomnniiiiDsi.
FINANCIAL
BANKINC HOUSE
OP
Jay Cooke & Co..
119 AND 114 S. THIRD ST., PIIILADA
Dealers in all Government Securitios.
OLD G-COs WANTED
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW.
A LIKERAEBIFIERKNCE ALLOWED.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Collections made. Stocks bought and sold
Comruli-siou.
special business accommodations reserved
laules. 3 24 3m
U. S. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & GO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
A0.16S THIRD STNO. S NASSAU
PHILADELPHIA. I MBW TOBK
IVISW STATE LOAN
FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICE.
CONVERSIONS MADE OF
7'30s WITHOUT CHARGE.
ORDERS FOR STOCKS AND MOLD EXE
CUTED IN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
VP UK in
7 3'IOS. SEVEN -THIRTY NOTES
CONVERTED WITHOUT I'll A HUE INTO.
THE NEW
G - O H,
, BONDS DELIVERED AT ONCE,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES wanted M Alga
market rales,
WM. PAINTER fi CO.,
8 268m NO. SOUTH THIRD ST
p. S. PETERSON & CO.,
No. SO S. THIRD Street.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OP AL
KINDS AND STOCKS, BONDS, ETC
BOUGHT ARB BOLD AT IHJi
Philadelphia and Hew York Boardi of Broker
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES WANTED
PRA1TSON NEW YORK
Always for sale In mmi to eolt purchasers, f 1 1 m
AUGUST
SE VBN-TH IRTY NOTES,
CONVERTED WITHOUT CHAUUE.
INTO THE
NEW FIVE-TWENTT GOLD INTEREST
BONDS,
Large Bonds delivered at once. Small Bonds far.
nibbed as soon as received Irom Washington.
JAY COOKE A CO.,
No. 114 S. THIRD STREET.
tut
SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTH AND
MARKET STREETS,
GEORUE W. HILL, PRESIDENT,
E. It. HALL, CASHIER,
OFFERS EVERY ADVANTAGE TO DEPOSITORS
Bankers', Merchants', and Manufacturers' Accounts
solicited. 4 18 lhstu:im .
RATIONAL
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
Noh. 809 and fell CIIESNVT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, 9500.000-FULL PAID,
DIRECTORS
Jos. T. Bailey, IWilllam Ervlen,RamT A. Rlspnam,
Edw. B. Orne. Osgood Welsh, Fred. A. Hoyl,
Nathan HUlts.lB. Rowland, Jr.,Wni. 1L Rhawn.
PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM 11. RHAWN.
CASHIER,
JOSEPH P. MUMFORD.
181 Sm
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
QULVER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP SAND JOINT
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
; RANVES OF ALL SIZES.
Also, Phllegar's New Low Pressure Steam Heatl
Apparatus. For sale by
CHARLES WILLIAUS,
No. 1181 MARKET Btreel.
t!0
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHEN Bt
K EUROPEAN RANUE, for Families, 1 I
OK
tels, or Public luBllluilous, In TWENTY Dllr.
k h KKM pi.ao. aibo. muaueiiiuia Kanaka
II ot-AIr Furnaces, Portable Healers, Lowdown Urau,
llreboard Biovea, oui huhbh, mewnuis nates,
Boilers. Cooking Stoves, etc, wholesale and retail, by
the manufacturers.
SHARPE A THOMHON.
11 17 siulUtiin
No. liut) N. SECOND Street.
PHIVY WELLE OWNERS OF PROPERTY
'J he only place to gm Privy Wells cleaned
dlslulectedal cry low prices,
A. PKYSON,
Manufacturer of Poudrette,
10 SOLDHMITli'b 11 ALL, LIBRARY Street,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
T KLAWA KrJ AlU'lUAL
SAFETY INSU-
J RANCK COM PAN Y, In
iBtureol Pennsylvania, 1M5,
Oulce, S, E. Corner TH I HD and WALNUT Streets
Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
on Vessels, cargo, and freight, to all parts of b. world
INLAND INSURANCES
on (toodsby rlren canal, lake, aud laud carriage, to
11 parts ol the Union,
M KIRK INSURANCES
on nifrrhnndlse Kcneraliv,
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, Etc
ASSETS OF TUK COMPANY,
November 1, IWi6.
Iii,Imi United Slates 6 per Out. Loan,
lh'.l .. $11,0U00U
126.HIIII Culled Stales 8 Per Cent. Loan
losi 1S6,600'0
HJO.Oon United hilaU-s 7 8-10 Per Cent,
Loan. 1 'reasury Notes 2U,5(WO0
12fi,0unC'liy ol PhllMdHiphlubix Percent
Loan (exHiupUt) 12(l,5fl?S0
54,01X1 htate ol I't nimy I vania BIX Per
Ceut. Iiaii M.700-00
66,am hiKieol'pftuiHylvaula Five Per
Cent. Loai 44,201I0
60,000 Male of New Jerwey hli Per
Cent, Loan . 80,7'iUVI
IC.Oi.l Peniinvlvaiila Railroad, 1st
MoilKaice, nix Percent. Hondn. lOMVOO
V,( PetuiH) Ivanla Hallroad, 2d Mori-
ga;e Mj Prr. Cent, ilolidn M.2W0U
tb,0V UfHtt-rn PciiiiHylvanln Hail road
Hi Ptr Cent. Ronda (Pennsyl
vania Hallroad nunraiitetwi xu,7BO'0
0,(XKl KtateolTenneeNee Five Percent.
Loan.. lD.tXWOO
7,000 btate of l emieaHce bljt Per Cent.
Loan e.OWOO
lbfiK) Si) bhHD-H ISKicK ol Oi-rmaniown
, (laaCompany (M'tiici.Hlancl In-tert-Mt
Kiiaranted by the city of
Philadelphia) IS.OoOIK'
7,150 H tliare Muck ol 1 eniiHylva-
Ida Railroad Company. , s.Wtt
6,0ii0 loo bhares block ol North l enu-
aylvania Railroad Company I.9S0DM
20.000 80 Mian block ol Philadelphia
and bonlhein Mail bleanixblp
Con pun v ,OUO-00
IWt.Miu Lnaim on RonriH and Mortqage,
lai Liens on City Property ll6.9oo oo
tl.iHb.iKVi par,
Market value.
Coot. II.0W.562-(jd.
l,07O,MO76
86,000-00
17,637 K
t,930fiu
11 .640UU
Real Estute
lillis receivable lor iniHUWi.ces
made.
Balance due at amended. Pre
niliiiiison Mai Ine Policies, Ac
crued liuerit.1, and olber
dehLH due to the Company
bcrlp and block oi aiiniiiy Insu
re nop and dlher Companies,
Fxtlmated value
Ciu.li In Rank tsil.litt'ZS
Caah In Drawer. 447 M
l,407,!i21-86
ThlA being a new enterprise, the Par la assumed
a mt market, value.
'lhumae C. Hand
Hhniupl E. btokea,
Flenry Hlouu,
W illiam U. Boullon,
Edward DarlliiKlou,
H. JuueH Brooke,
Edward Lafburcade,
Jacob P. Jouea,
James R. McFarland,
Jonhua P. Eyre,
bpencer Mcllvalne,
J. B. bemple, Plllaburg,
A. B. Herger, "
John c, Davis,
Edmund A.bouder,
'lheuphlluH Pauiulug,
John R. Pen i one,
.lati.es Trau.uair,
H eury C. 1ullett, Jr.,
Ji uk-s C. liaud,
William C. Ludwlg,
Jobeph 11. beat,
Oeorite U, Leiper,
Hugh C ralg,
John I). '1 aylor,
V. 1. Morttan,
jacoo Kiegei,
tieorce W. Rernardoa
TIIOMAb t:. II AN J). President.
JOHN C. DAVlti, Vlce-Prealdent.
Hj-nby Ltlbukn, Secretary. 181
1829 CHARTER PERl'ETUAL,
liaiiKIiii lire Insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE:
NVS, 430 AND 487 CUESNDT STBEET
. ASSETS ON JAN CART 1. 18 .
b, 553.14013.
. apltal ...
........400,000-0l)
Accrued Surplus
I.....M.......M.... tf4n,7ltt'US
lZ(Xi,13-16
INCOME FOR 1S66,
J.OOO.
i'reniiuiua
UNSETTLED CLAIMS.
127,481-18
LOSSES PAID SINCE 18U8 OVEB
95,000,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRECTORS.
i. banes N. Baucker,
George Fales,
1 ohlas y uglier.
Aiireu 1- luer,
iruuciB W . Lewis. M. D.
V eter McCall,
l bomas bparks.
sauiuei Uraul
Ueorge W. Richards
Isaac iea.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
G1-.ORUE FALEb, Vice-President,
J. W. McALLJbTElt. Secretary pro teni. L18tl231J
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. io2 V AJ,N U'i bi., l il 1 L.ADELFHI A
INCORPORATED 174. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, 500,000.
ASSETS. JAN C Alt V , 1S07, l,70U,a67'33.
IASLBES MABINE, INLAND TKANSPOU
'lAjkuN AMillliL BlsJUa.
lilBttTUliO.
Arthur O. Collin, Ueorge L. Harrison,
SLUiuel V. Joins,
Jolu A. Blown,
Charies 'iuyloi .c
dibione Vv hue,
Richard D. Wood,
W llliaiu N elnb.
b. Aionm V ulli,
Francis R. Cooe.
Edward H. 'Iiuiter,
Euwuid o. Clarke,
Y ililuin Cuiuiuiugs,
'I. Chariton Heury,
All red D. Jeasup,
'oli uP. White.
John ju anon,
.onin C Aiaiuira.
ARTHUR O. COFFLN. President
CHaRLKS Platt. ftcietary.
WILLIAM BUEHLER, Harrlsburg, Pa., Central
Agtiil lor the btate ol Pennsylvania, J
U1)0YIDEM' LIFE AND TKUfeT COMPANY
XT 1'Hi.LA DELi'Hl A,
No. HlSouih FOURTH Sireet.
IN CORPORA '1 ED Ml MONTH, itid., 18S.
CAPl'iAL, I160.OU0, PAID IN.
Insurance ou Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by
lb, or mi eui Premiums, Nou-iorleuure.
F.m,ow menu, payable at a luture age, or on prior
jeceuse by ) early piemiuius, or 10 year Premluius
xiih ciasaea Nou-iorlelluie.
Annuities granted on lavorable terms
Term 1 olicim, Chiidrcu's Eiidowmenta.
This Company, while giving the Insured the security
l a paiu-up Capliai, will divide the eutire proilw of
ue Llie buslueai. among its Policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, aud paid on demand,
Auihorizeu by charter to execute Trusts, and to act
s Ei ecu lor or Aumiulstralor, Assignee or (Juardian,
iuiu in oiher tluuciary capacities, under appoluimeui
,i any Court ol this Commonwealth, or any person
r persons, or bodies politic or corporate.
UIHKCIOHM.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, i HENRY HAINES,
lOcii UA H. MORRIS, T. W1STAR BROWN
lUCHARD W OOD, WM. C. LONUSTRKTH.
K1CLARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACKER.
CHARLES F. COFFIN.
sAMUEL R.BH1PLEV, ROWLAND PARRY,
President. Actuary,
i ll OM AB.W1STA R, M . D., J. B, TOWNSEN D,
7 27 Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser,
L IKE INSURANCE EXCLUSITELY. THI
J? PENNSYLVANIA FUtE INSURANCE COM
i AN Y Incorporated Charier Perpetual No,
iiu W ALNU1 btreel, opposite Independence Square.
This Company, favorably known to the community
.or over iorty years, continues to insure against lessor
damage by nre ou Public or Prlvale Buildings, either
peiniaueully or tor annulled time. Also.ou Furniture,
stocks ot Goods, aud Merchandise generally, on liberal
terms.
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, Is
invested in the most careful manner, which enable!
them u oiler to the Insured an undoubted security In
the case of lose.
VJHXCT0BB.
Daniel Smith, Jr., . John Devereax;
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith, .
lHaac Hazleburat, -Zlenry Lewis, -Thomas
Robblna, J. Gllllnghaia Fell,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
Daniel smith, J, President.
Wilt.tav O. Cbowkll. Secretary taoj
PHCENIX INSUIIANCB C0MPAKIT OP
PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORATED 14 CHARTER PERPETUAL,
No. M WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange.
In addition to MARINE and IN LA-ND INSUR
ANCE, this Company Insures from loss or damage by
t IRE for liberal terms on buildings, merchandise,
luruliure, etc, for limited periods, aud permanently
on buildings, by deposit ot premium.
1 he Company has been In active operation for more
than H1XTY YEARS, during which ail lueses have
been promptly adjusted and paid,
John L. Hodge,
Lawrence Lewla, Jr.
David Iewls,
Benjamin Filing,
Thomas H. Powera,
A. R. MrHeury,
Edmund Cautillon,
Trills C. Norris.
a. raanouy
Johu T, Lewis,
W illiam S. Grant,
RoIktv W. Learning,
D, Clark Wharton
raiuuei Wilcox,
JOHN
WUCHERER, President.
Mauoel Wrxcok, Secretary
INSURANCE COMPANIES..
Q R O O K L.Y N
JLIFU INSUI6AXCE COM PANT
OF NLW YOUIv
MUTUAL.
CAPITAL, f-iaa,AOO-PAID UP.
ACCVMCLATION. $.100,000
Cash Dividend in 1807, Forty
per (Jcnu
CUEisTIAN W. BOUCK, President.'
tticitaRL Ll. UAiiuiKU, Secretary.
E. BRA IN ARB- COLTON, General Agent for Penn
nylatla and Southern Nsw Jemey, N. E. corner o
SEVENTH and CllEsNUTStreeis.secoud story Iron
oOlce, Philadelphia, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA BEFEBENCES.
MorUln McMlchael, Mayor.
A. B. Cooley A Co., No. 214 Delaware avenue.
WW. H. UaiMiier, Prenldent Camden & Am hoy R. R
James Rons bnowdeu, late Director Mint. 2&l
A. O. B. H Inkle, M. D., Medical Examiner.
A 1EW GOOD KOL1C1TORS WANTED FOR THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
SHIPPING.
PHILADELPHIA A MS'
Ssfctfli SvU illFHN M.AJL STUAiMoUlP COAi
AiisY bKFGtLAR LINK
1 Olt SK ANNAH, UA.
IOKAWAMja.m tons, Capiiiin N in. Jennings.
W YiMlNG, Kmi Ions, Capuun Jacob Teal.
'the BleaniHlup 1 UN AW A. Mi A, will leave for tht
alc port on SaimUay, April T,, at H o'clock A. M
lr ni tht HccuiiO w harl below Spruce street.
'i liiiniKli phNxiie lickeUt sold and irt'Uht taken foi
all poiuls in cniiueclloti with theOi orgla Central Kali
road. WILLIAM I JAMES. General Agent,
No. SM S. 1 elaware avenue, .
Agents at Savannah, Hunter te Gam in el I. 4 U
fPrt, THE I'll 1 L DKLPII I A AND
JiilLii SOU1HERN MAIL Rl KAMsHIP UUM
nrTTb REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
lOlt M.U OULEANS, LA.,
VIA HAVANA,
hi A R OFTH E UN" 10N',li!ii2 tons. Capt. T. N. t)ooksey
Ji!M ATA l'Jlli limn. HlUiilli k. I k lioxle.
Will leave this port . every two weekH aiteruaiely,
loucniiig at .Havana lor pussengera going auu o
lurniiig.
'1 UK STAR OK THK UNION will leave hir No
OiiiaiiaAin 27, at 8 o'clock A.M., Iroui the second
wheifi' i v hnruce Ktreet.
The JUNIATA w.n leave New w leans for this
port April Z7.
'i hiough bills of lading signed for freight to m.u-j
OnlveMoii, Natchee, Vn kshurg, Mempuls, Nasuv-
Caiiu, St. Louis, Louhtville, and Ciuuiuuali. 1
W ILLIAM L. JAMES, Geuerai Agent,
4 1 No. 814 S. Delaware avenue.
Agents at New Orloaus, Cieevy, Nickel son te Co.
3l-. THE PHILADELPHIA AND
xisViiA. SOU'lHERN MAIL bl.AMHIP COM
lAAVlj REGULAR SKM1-MON 1'HLV LINE
toll U ILMINU'ION, N. C.
The stei nishiu P1GNEER. nil ti ns, caoialn J. Ben
lu ll, will leave lor the above port on Saturday. Aurli
17, at b o'clock A.M., lioin the tccoud wharl below
Si i uce street.
Bi.lsol lading slpned at through and roduced rater
to an priucipul points In North t, arniiua. .
Ageuls at W '.iiiiiiigtou. W orth & Daniel.
WILLIAM L. JAMES. Geuerai Agent.
4 1? No. &H jeiiiwttie avenue.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOLCALLING
.atUueenstown. The luman Lino, salllm
sviu. v e Kly. carrying theUnlted Slates Mails.
IiE'lURN 'IICEE'IS TO PARIS AND BACK..
FIRST CLASS, uu GOLD.
EDINBURGH Wednesday, April H
CITY OF BALTIMORE Saturday. April xi
CITY OF CORK Wednesday, May I
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, May 4
CITY OF PARIS baiiirduy, May 11
and each succeeding Saturday and Wednesday, a
noon, irom Pier No. 46, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday
Payable In Gold. I Payable In Currency
Fh st Cabin. ......U Steerage M.......k3t
To Loudon... 1161 To Jxjudon... HI
to Paris 12.' To Paris 41
Paasage by the W ednesday steamers: First Cabin
Alio; steerage, $30. Payable in Culled stales currency
Pahbengera also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bic
a to, etc., at moderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or QueenstdVD,
currency. T ickets can be bought here by persons sed
lug lor their I r lends.
lor further luloruiation apply at the Oomnanv'l
Ollices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, .
871 No. Ill WALNUT Street. Philadelphia,
PASSAGE TO AND FROM
i;blf.rl lltfl'l'ilkr AlCIk I UL1 A v; i,
i'.i bTEAliKAlP AND SAILING l ACEKl',
DRAFTS ATAli.ALLK IfaKOUGliOlT ENGLAJS
1 tirJ.AJ XI, r tUl LAAil, AAU TVA.A.ie,
For Daiiicularssimlv to
lPIStOTT BKOTBEH8 & CO.,
No. 86KOU1P brut sun So. i BROAD WAT
11 OrtoTBOB. H. bl.ARLK.lin W ALNUT St
FOR N KW YORJC SWI PTSITR K
W-S;t Traubportaliou Company Despatch
mL7tiir and Swilisure Lines, via Delaware
and Raritan Canal, on and after the loth ot March
leaving daily at 12 M. and 6 P. M., connecting with
all Northern and Eastern lines.
lor lreigbt, which will be taken upon accommoda
ting terms, apply to
WILLIAM M. BAIRD A 09.,
11 No.im S. DELAW ARE Avenue.
ftr?- T0 SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS,
iftait ' - "''" undei MKiied having lessed tne K EN.
SiiNG'lON SCREW DOCK, begs to intorui his rrlendi
aud the patrons of the Dock that be Is prepared wilb
increased facilities to accommodate those having ves
sels lo be raised or repaired, and bemg a practical
suip-curpenler and caulker, will give personal atten
tion lo the vetsels entrusted to him for repairs.
Captaiusor Agenis.Ship-Carpenters, and Machinist
having vetsels to repair, are solicited locall.
Having the agency lor the sale of "Wetterstsdt's
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint, foi
the preservation ol vessels' bottoms, lor this cuy.I am
prepared lo lurnish the same ou reasonable terms,
JOHN H. HAM MITT,
Kensington Screw- Dock,
1 TELA WA RE Avenue, above Laurel Slreet,
PROPOSALS.
PliOrOSALS FOH CAST IKON SERVICE
PIPE AND BRANCHES.
Sealed 1'ioposals will be received at the office
of the Wuter Department. No. 101 4. FIFTH
Street, until WEDNESDAY, April 21, 18U7, ut 3
o'clock P. M., for the RjIiowiiik (Just Iron Ser
vice Pipe aud Branches, delivered at such points
in the city as the Chief Engineer may desig
nate, free ironi Government tax. Proposals to
Btate price per pound only,
D,S.")0 lei l Pipes of 4 inches diameter.
40,i-5 feet Pipes of 0 Inches diameter.
tilU feet Pipes of 8 inches diameter.
J,t25 foot Pipes of 10 inches diameter.
1 612 feet Pipes of 12 inches uiameter.
Also, 100,100 pounds or more of Branches,
Sleeves, etc. etc.
All patterns lobe furnished by the con tractor,
and to he approved by tiie Chief Euglueer.
Noullowunce will lie made lor any metal In
the pipes, branches, bends, etc., five per cent,
above the specified weights.
Specitlcutiorjscuu be seen at the Office of the
Chief EhBlneer. -
All pipes to be cast vertically; the 8-lnch, 10
Inch, and l'J-lnch with beds down.
All the pipes, branches, and curves are to be
couted with coal pilch varnish lu accordance
With the memorandum to be hud at the office.
All the pipes and cablings shall bo subjected
to such tests and Inspections u may be con
sidered necessary by the Chief Engineer to in
sure a correct Judgment of the quality of the
material and workmanship.
No bid will be received except from person
manufacturing the article bid for, and unless
It be accompanied with a certificate tliata bond
of five hundred dollars has beeu depositod wilh
the City Solicitor, as per Ordinance of May 2j,
IMbO- and In addition, to give a bond lu a sum
of not less than five thousand dollars as u
penalty for not fulfilling the contract as en
tered into by the parly making the lowest bid.
rul? . FREDERICK GRAFF,
4 20 3t Chief Engineer Water Department.
-FFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM.
J PAN Y. Philadelphia, Febraary 4, 187.
Proposals will be received at the Otlice of tht
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, uniU
the lirst day of May, lstJ7, Inclusive (unless a satlaiao.
tory proposal should be received and accepted pre.
viously I. troiu resimnslble parties deslrlug to contract
with said Company lor the establishment oladlrwil
Line of Steamship between Philadelphia and Liver-
"Bl'ank forms of proposals, with detailed Informa
tion will be furnished upon application to
jlb 1 EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS. Arms, Legs, Appliances for .
Delormlly.eto.eio. These Limbs are J
transferred irou lire In form and ht; I
are me nguieni, most ourauie, com
fortable, perlect, and arllsllo subsll-
tnLps vet lnvenlMl. TLhv ant .n.
proved and adopted by the United
States Government and our principal Surgeon
p men led August 18, lstii, May 2:1, 14; May 1. 1st
' Address K 1Mb ALL A CO.,
NO. 63 AAC'H Street Philadelphia,
PamphleUlree. KW
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide lor the Kiile of Certain Real
Estate.
Section 1. The Pelpot and Common Counolls
ol the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
( ominlshloiicr of Oily Properly, under the
direction of the Committee on City Property,
bo nnd lie is hereby aulliorlzea and oirecieu to
sell at publlrt auction, alter dim advertisement.
1 lie lota ol ground ana promises mennoneu itnu
diKci ibcd in the schedule which Is hereto au-
iiexed and made purl of this ordinance.
Section 2. The said lots til around and pre-
nilsea Khali be sold separnlcly, or lu parcels, to
the lilthest bidders, and lor llie niguest pi ices
which may be bidden for the saiii". The con
sideration for such snleor sales shall be cash,
or, at the option of the purchaser, t wenty per
cent, of the purchase money may be paid In
ensb, and the balance secured bv bond and
moitiiHue ol the premises, pnvaiile in live yours,
with Interest at the rate of six per cent, per
milium, payable seml-anuu.illy ou the first day
ot July and January lu eacii year, wmi tne
usual htipulailnn to bo Inserted In said bond
and mortgage, that in case of default in pay-
tiiMit oi interest for thirty iliiys, tne wnoie
pi iiiclpel sum shall thereupon become due and
iccoveriible by law: JYavidrd. That when the
lot of ground hereby uutliori.ed to be sold Is
no Unmoved and vncuiit, the purchaser, at tils
option. In lieu of llie aid mortgite to secure
the balance of the puroh tse money as above
niMitloned, may have the said balance charged
upon the ground by grou ml-rent deed or deeds,
lu the usual lorm. The said ground-rents
thereby created to be puld lu equal semi
annual payments on the first of July and
January in each year: Ami provided further,
'1 hnl the purchasers Hhall pay all expenses lor
deeds, bonds, mortgagee, S'amps, ackuowledg
inci Is, and other expenses lu llie matter of
making the conveyance from the oily to the
puicliHsels.
Section ,'!. Whenever nnyof tho snld lo's of
proubd and pr niiscs shall have boen sold and
the tein s of Mile compiled with, by payment oi
the wLolo or stipulated proportions of the pur
cl ni-e money In cash lo the City Treasurer, 1'.
shall be the duty of the Mayor to execute and
deliver to the puichasers a proper deed or deeds,
in lee simple or icservlng ground-rent, for his,
her, or their piopertles, with tho seal of th
Citv ol PI Ihulelplilautlixed thereto; and It shall
tie the duly of tho City Treurnrer. uuder tho
direction of the Committee on Finance, to
apply the mortgages and bonds, or proooeds of
such sales, wilh the aunuul Income and Interest
on mortgages and grounu-routs, as tne same
may lull due, and the principal sums of said
mortgages and ground-rents, whenever the
same may be paid or redeemed, to the Sinking
r utiu ol the cny oi i-niiaucipnia.
HCHEDLi.E.
No. 1. All that certain lot or piece of "ground,
v ith the messuage and tenement now erected
thereon, situate on the north side of Rucestreet,
beli g No. 431. at a distance of tlllv-two reet
thi e inches east of the ea-t side of Fifth street;
coi taming in front or biendth ou the said Kaoe
street sixteen lect live inches, aud extending
of that width northward eighty feet, with the
right and privilege luto an eighteen feet tea
inch wide court, called Itich.trdson's court,
1 In.. ....... 1. ..... w.. inln ,t... ii i i I It ...a otUQt.
Ik imcied on the north by a lot or piece of
ground now of the City of 1'hihtdi ipbla, ou the
east bv snld Bleharilsou's court, ou the south
by said Race sireet, ana on tne woi t oy a tot or
pine of ground now or late of , and
vinitlv bv the end of tne Filth street lots.
No. 2. All thatcei tain lot or piece of ground.
with the messuage aud teneiieut now erected
thereon, situate on lnwKt aiiln of lllohard-
Kon's court rbelmr No. 1). at the dlstanoe of
ull,lit leet ii.ii 111 rn tin, linrl.li side Of Ri!e
street, containing In front or bro.oth on said
RlchardKon's court nine feet eigliu Inches, and
extendinir of that width westward nineteen
feet leu inches, with use and pi ivilege of the
privies at the north end of said Richardson's
court. Hounded on the north by a lot or piece
ol ground now of the city of Philadelphia, on
tht. raHt bv said ltlcharitMon's court, on tho
t-oulh by a lot or piece of ground now of tho
city or Philadelphia, ana on tne west oy tue
ennB of the Fil'lh sireet lets.
No. 3. All that certain lot or piece of ground,
with the messuage or tenement now erected
thereon, situate on the wont side of Riohard-
son's court (being No. 2). at the distance of
eighty-nine feet eight inches north ol the north
side of Race street, containing in front or
u-eadth on snld Richardson's court twenty-one
feet iij,ie Inches, and extending of thai width
westward P'neteen feet ten Inches, with the
use and privilege tf the privies on theuorthend
ol said Richardson's- couri.. Bouuded on the
north Ly a lot or piece of ground nottr of JUe
city of Philadelphia, on the east by said Rich
ardson's court, and on the south byalotnotrof
the city or Philadelphia, una on the westby the
cndsol the Fifth street lots.
No. 4. All that certain lot or piece of ground,
with the messuage or tenement now erected
thereon, situate on the west side of 'Richard
son's court (being No. 3), at the distance of one
hundred and eleven feet five inches north of the
north bide of Race street, containing in front or
breadth on said Richardson's court twenty-one
leet ten inches, and extending of that width
westwurd nineteen feet ten inches, with the use
and privilege of the privies on the north end of
said Richardson's court. Bounded on the north
by a lot or piece of ground now of the city of
Philadelphia, on Ihe eust by said Richardson's
court, on the south by a lot of the city of Phila
delphia, on the west by said Rlchurdson's court,
ou the south by a lot of the city ol Philadelphia,
and on the west by the ends of the Fifth street
lots.
No. 5. All that certain lot or piece of ground,
with the messuuge or tenement thereon
erected, sitnnie on the west side of Richard
son's court, being No. 4, tit the distance of one
hundred and thirty-three feet three inches north
of the north side of Race street, containing in
front or breadth on said Richardson's court
twenty-seven feet three inches, and extending
of that width westward nineteen leet ten inches,
with the use and privilege, of the privies ou the
north end of said Richardson's court; bounded
on the north by a lot now or lute of i , ou
the east by said Richardson's court, on tho
(iouth by a lot of ground uow of tho cltyof
Philadelphia, and on tho west by the ends of
the Fifth street lots.
No, 6. All that certain lot or piece of ground,
with the two-aud-a-half-story brick: buildlug
thereon erected, situate ou the east side of
Front street, at the distance of forty-two feet
six and one quarter Inches north of Noble
street, in the Eleventh Ward of the city of
Philadelphia, containing in front or breadtn ou
t-aid Front street twenty-oue feet nine Inches,
and extending of that width in length or depth
easterly ut right angles with said Frout sireet
s.'xty-lwofeet.
No. 7. All that certain lot or piece of ground,
situate on the southeast corner of South aud
Carbon streets. In the Twenty-sixth Ward of
t lie city of Philadelphia, containing lu front or
breadth on said Sout h street ten feet, aud ex
tending in length or depth southward nloug the
enst side of said Carbon street twenty feel.
No. X. All that certain lot or piece of ground,
with the two-and-a-half-story frame building
thereon erected, sitaate on the east side of
Front street, in the Eleventh Ward of the city
of Philadelphia, beginning at the distance of
fcixty-four feet three und one-quarter inches
north of Noolestreet, theuceexteuding easterly
at right angles will) snld Frout street sixty
two J'eet: thouce extendlnc northerly parallel
wilh t-ald Front street twenty-one feet nine
and three-quarter Inches; thence extending
westerly ou aline at right angles with Beach
street sixty-two feet one and a half inches to
suld Front street: and thence extending
southerly along said Front street twenly-tlve
feet und three-quarters of uu inch to the place
of beginning. JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President ol Common Couucll.
Atteft
Benjamin H. Hainks. ,
Clerk of Select Counoil.
JOSHUA SFERINO,
i President of Select Council.
Approved this twentieth day of April, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven iA.i.Ib07). McMICnTAEL,
4 23 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
COAL.
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0 AL!
COAL! COALJ
J.
A. WILSON'S
(Bnocessor to W. L. Poulk.)
u:nieii and scucylkiu
FAMILY COAL YARD
HO. 1B17 CAIXOWniLI. ST., PHILA.
Attention Is called to my HONKY BROOK
X.XB1UH and RK-liKOKKN SCHUYLKILL, both
auuei lor and unsurpassed Coal.
Coal aud Freparailuua best lu the city. 2&6
CITY ORDINANCES.
ANOHDINANCE
XX To AulhnrlKa llvn MuIa sf lha TtiilMlnar
kiu.wh as the Moyamenslng Hall, and the Loti
erected pon wulon tuo Bala Rullding U V J
Section 1. The Roleot and Common Councils of fY
;'Jyiy .of hUadolpbla do ordain, That lh v-
hi ?l , nV ,ot Vu Property ho and he Ik -.
i ioe,.?M ,rr'd 'overuse and sell, at pnbll . '
'"'r.'i0, ,,el,,',p"l,,l'r,unilerthesi.pervlslo
ot the CoinmiUeeon City Properly, alt that lot '
of ground upon which Is erected tu building '
known as Moyan.euslng Hall, sltualo on the
south side of ( hrlsllan street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. In the Second Ward of
said City, containing in front on Christian
street about one hundred and sixty feet, and In,
depth about one hundred and seventy-seven
feel: Provided, that twenty per cent, ot ths pur
chase money shall be paid In casii at the tlmeof
en ia n in., mi in iif.H mnv lm 101,1 rail nr. . 1 1 '
piemlscs by mortgage, payable In five years,
with liiteiestseml-aiinually.oron ground-reuU '
in the usual form, or the whole puretiase money ,
mnv be paid In cash at the option of the pur- 1
chaser, upon thedellvery of thedeed, and undr
such otht r conditions and terms of sale as shall '
be fixed by sold Committee. The said whole lob '
lobe first divided Into smaller lots or conve
nient lze, pursuant to a plan thereof, t be pre
pared under I he supervision of said Committee
oy the Chief Euglneeraud Surveyor: And pro
vided, that the Commissioner be and he ia
hereby also directed to advertise and soil at
public Bale, to tho highest bidder, under the
supervision of said Committee, the said the.
mutt-rials of said buildings and Hall, with the
condition thut the purchaser shall remove
ti e brick, stone, and oilier materials or said
building, within sixty days alter the said sale
in i reor.
Section 2. Thnt the Mayor be and he U
hereby authorised to affix the corporate seal of
said city to such deed or deeds as may be neces
sary lo convey t ne said lots oi grouuu to tuo
purchaser or purcuusers tnereoi.
JU3M11 r. BlAIturjIt,
Prcsldeut of Common Counoil.
Attest
RollF-HT IlKTHKM.,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA sPERlNti,
rresidenl of Select Council.
Approved this twentieth day of April, Anno
Domini one thotisaud eight hundred aud sixty
seven (A. D. 1807).
MUUlUil MOMlUtlACili.
4 23 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
A N ORDINANCE
jCX To Provide
for the Bale of CortalK
Real Estate
vested In the City of Phlla-
deli'hia.
Section l. The select ana common uonnciw
of tho City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
Commissioner of City Property be aud he ia
hereby authorized and directed to sen at puoiie
auction, alter thirty days' notice of time and
place of sale, by advertisements in thron of the
dully papers of the suld clly, all that certain lot
ol ground situate on the north side of Cnosnnt
Twenty-third street, and extending along said
t hesnut street two hundred ana iorty icei u
Twenty-lourth street, snd In depth northward
inreo nundreu and sixty leet to a uerisia
twentv-lour feet street called Hlmes street;
bounded ou the north by Simes street, on the
east by Twenty-third street, and on the south,
. . . . . . - . ... - . 1 .... t,n ...nut I ... fl' II, .1 I W
Ly ClieSUUt Bli eei, ttllLl nso. uj -
fourth sireet, lately occupied by the PUlladel- .
phiaUas Works.
proviueu, uiai tne saiu piece oi sruuuu ,uu
first be divided Into lots, pursuant to the plan.
hereunto annexed, ana eaon iol snaii oe lum
senarately. with the privilege to the bidder of
taking four additional lots adjoining eaon.
other, ana ineone purcnuseu, i mo nniuo.o
. . i ...... . ....... t ,r ..ii. nonl. tf tht
purchase money shall be paid in cash at tne
time of the delivery of the deed, and the bal
ance mny be secured on the premises by mort
gage or ground-rent deeds, or may be paid l
cash, at the option ""-haser
President ol Common Counoil,
Attest !
Robert Betheix,
i Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPERINU, 1
President of Select Couuoil.
Approved this twentieth day of April, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven (A. D. 1S67).
MORTON McMICHAEIi,
4 23 It Mayorof Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Controller to Males
Certain Trans'ers.
itsHnivPi.' By tho Select and Common Cnan
ells of thaV'ty of Philadelphia. That the City
f -nnttnlinr w.V"d is hereby directed to transfer
oSe hundred au "fty-flve dollars and twenty
five cents to Item 1 .of aa ordinance to make am
appropriation to def..y 'fJe.?p2?8f 8 l be la"
curred for the reception ?f tuo HUte flas'
iouows:
From Item 2 (two), staging au
A decora-
tions. twenty-five dollars aud 'wenty-
five cents
From Item 8 (eight), salutes, one nuJ1
dred and thirty dollars
25-25
130 -M
One hundred and fifty-five dollars and
twenty-live cents $155-2S"
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common CounelL
Attest
Robert BETnEix,
Assistant Clerk of Select Cornell. -.
JOSHUA SPERINU,
President of Select Council,
Approved this twentieth day of April
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundrod and!
sixty-seven (A. D. 1Ho7).
MORTON McMICHAEIi,
4 23 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
FUBN1 1 UH, BEDDING, ETC
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I feave a large stock of every variety of '
FURNITURE,
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND WARRLE TOP COTTAOK BOlTHb
WALNUT CHAWUKR BUI'18.
PAl;LOR SUITS IN VKLVKT PLTJSH.
PARLOR SUITS IN HAIR CLOTH. .
PARLOR SUITS IN RLPS.
Sideboards, Kxtenslou Tables, Wardrobes, Book
casus, Mattresses, Lounges, etc etc
. p. ersTiMB,
1 11 N. E. corner BECOND and RACE Street,
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. RODINSON,
frencli Mate LookinR-Glasscs.
EKOKAVlliGS, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS ETC,
Kanulacturur of all kindi ot
LO0B3HQ.OLASS, rORTRAlT, AJfD PICTTOS
nLftJCE8 10 ORDER.
No. OlO OHESNUT STREET.
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA. tl
JjOTJSE-FURNISniNG Q00D8.
EXtKLIdENT OPPOBTBSIXT TOsECCBB
UABUAINS.
To close the estate of the late
JOllN A. BICBFIIET,
Importer and Dealer n
House-Furnishing Ooodi,
HO. 9IS CI1ESNUT TBCT,
Between Ninth and Tenth, South Bide, Philadelphia
His Administrators now offer the whole stock at
prices below the ordinary rales charged. This stocax
embraces every thing wanted In a well-orderudhousa-hold:
Plain Tin Ware, Brushes, Wooden Warsy
Rasfcets, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Iron Ware, J spanned
W are, and Cooking Utensils of every description.
A great variety of SHAKER GOODS, BIRD
CAGES, etc etc, can be obtained on the must roastus
able terms.
genuine arctic refrigerators and
Water coolers.
A hue assortment of PAPIER-MACHB GOODS.
This Is the largest retail eaiabllshuient In tliisli
In Philadelphia, aud cllnsons aud irmiKtirs will nuiu
to the ir advantage lo examine our slock belo'spu
ebashiK.
NOTE.-Our friends In tha country may order",
snail, aud prompt alMullon wUltwgivau. lultusiw