THE DAI1A EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 16G7.
6 ;
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NUMBER CXLIII.l
A Birr FOB MENTAL DTSrBPTICB. AND A CTJR
Ion BT-rotuoNDiuA, ny-rocBisY, or an
COMI-LAIKT OF A HY ORDER
DV OUll 8EIUKS KDITO U.
ALMANAC AND DIARY.
tmrtAT MlITRB-ILLOOICAl. OBSERVATIONS FOB
PBW TUB WEAK,
October.
Msndnr. Hop Growers In Convontlon at
" the Aator House, New York. The meet
ing was honored by the presence of neve
rafdistlnizotHhed l'oles. The Hop Season
the oomlnit winter, JudKlujr from the
number ol Halls ertgntced, promlnos well.
"Tuesday, ii3. Commodore Vanderbllt chal
lenges Bonner, of the New York ledger, to
run horses, lionner contents himself with
merely running the Commodore in the
papers,
"Wednesday, !43. Governor Swarm Lssaes an
order lo disband the lialtltnore colored
troops. He says they turnout too strong,
and in their demonstrations and proces
sions they are void of good scents.
Thursday, a 1. Councils meet. One Myth
thouKht they might give up the business
of lighting streets and curbing sidewalks,
and huild something in Venn Square that
will ornament the city; a Methodist meeting-house,
for example, similar to the one
lately built on Independence Square,
Friday, 5. Cholera breaks out at the Navy
Yurd, and Grant Clubs spread fearfully
throughout the cltv. The presence of
these epidemics confused alike the doctors
of both practices,
Saturday, 0.-Seriks Column Day. The
Editor receives an invitation to Join the
culling match of the Hchuylkill navy,
and one from Fowler A Wells for a model
of his BCUll.
FROM OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
Wahhinoton, Oct. 2&, 18G7.
Iear Editor: The President to-day called
General Grant's attention to the petition of
some citizens of Georgia, in which they com
plain of General Tope. It is not the first
time these Georgia gentlemen have complained
ct General Tope. About six years ago,
down the Mississippi, a delegation waited npon
Lim with a speech, wanting to know what
"you nns come down here to trouble wee uns
for; wee nns never went to you uns." The
Secretary of War returned the paper to the
TreBident, saying that he would write to
Pope himself, and see what the trouble is.
think there is a great deal of the Napoleon
bout Grant, particularly as to his desire to
sustain the temporal power of the Pope,
(N. B. If you think this a good joke, don't
lo afraid of putting it in the paper; it may
i new to some of your readers.) Every
tAUOg IB vary no down uore $xkn uow, us yvu
will see ly this letter: ' 'nuttier goak," as Mr,
Ward used to say, poor fellow I
Some little sensation is occasioned here in
the golden circles by the report of the suspen
lion of S. M. Clark, Superintendent of the
Printing Bureau of the Treasury Department.
Several reporters who attended the conspiracy
trial were down here, but left in disgust when
they found he was only going to be suspended
from the performance of his official duties, in
rtead of from a platform. This kind of Capitol
punishment they see every day.
To-day they are putting down the new car
pets on the Senate floor, and for once,
GENTLEMEN HAVB THE FLOOR,
f adverse political opinions, without being
railed to order by the chair. On putting down
the new carpet reference will Ve had to the
fitness of the times in its color; consequently
it will be blue. Any member who treads the
floor the next session will feel blue.
There will be a pickle tub in the office of
the Sergeant-at-Anns, in which
THE ROH IN PICKLE
will be kept. This feature of the next Senate
will be a salt, with intent to kill, within the
meaning of the law. I believe I Bhall see
General Butler about it, however.
The Hall of the House of Representatives is
now cleared of its desks, chairs, and sofas,
preparatory to laying down its new carpet.
Indeed, the gallery is cleared at last, which
the Speaker a year ago threatened daily and
liourly to do, but never did. The House of
Jteps. is going to have the chairs oovered with
rep, as is appropriate, and in view of the new
Representatives expected from your State and
Borne others yet to hold their elections, the
floor will be covered, very appropriately, with
green, to represent the position of those free
States that send slaviuh Representatives.
Th Supreme Court will be thoroughly over
hauled and refitted. This it wants badly
enough. Two or three of the dummies ought
to be taken down off the bench, dusted, var
nished, and sent to auction, and some live
figures put in their place. This I don't sup
pose will be done; they will be merely taken
Aown and whitewashed, and set back again.
11
V
All through the entire Capitol, carpenters,
rainters, npholstererfl, and plasterers are
busy. New lights are being put In the Capitol,
which will be an improvement; new coloring
given to many of the acts of the last Congress,
and the plasterers will leave a quantity of
slack on hand for the use of the new members.
The upholsterers will stuff the members with
every subject except
WOOL,
which will not be brought into use except for
the purpose of pulling it over the eyes of the
minority. So everything that art can do Will
be done for the next Congress.
General Butler's Committee on the Assassi
nation was to have met yesterday, but none
of the members have arrived. If there ever
was a sassy nation, it is this.
THE ORPNAKCE COMMITTEB
was also to have had a sitting yesterday, to see
about the cannons changing their breeches for
the approaching winter.
The Impeaching Testimony is in the hands
of the compositors at the Government Printing
Office, and they are Betting on the case. About
one witness is set up in ten days, and is then
locked up and put in the vault. The "Chase"
used in this trial is the same as that used in
the conspiracy case, 24 by 38, made of
wrought iron. The Government printer re
gards the President's case in the "form" as
dead matter, and expeots to distribute it as
soon as they can get the time.
General Grant has so far recovered from his
indisposition as to attend to his duties. lie
has been much indisposed to do that hereto
fore, so the President told me.
Governor Ward, of New Jersey, arrived this
evening. Secretary Seward acknowledged him,
and introducod him to the other foreign visi
tors here, including Mr. Romero, the Mexican
minister.
The White House was well attended to-day
with visitors seeking interviews with the Pre
sident. The President's views of things are
generally of the stereopticon nature double
The Postmaster-General has issued propo
sals for carrying the mails to Sitka. Next
spring he will issue proposals to the different
shipping houses to carry the females there
likewise. Yocr Own Correspondent.
THE MAID IN THE "NECK."
Of a "trucker's" maid I now will sing
Down in the Neck she dwelt,
Iler heart much felt for others' woes,
(Her hat was made of Felt.)
Iler toilet was of simple kind,
And so it came to pass,
She had no mirror she herself
Was a good lookin-g-lass.
She sold the sweetest violets,
And roses white and red,
And every kind of savory herb
That's how she got herb bread !
At early morning in the street
Her cheery voice did reign,
"While other people cried for loss,
She only cn'et for gain.
And though the sale was rather slow,
And folks were very funny,
Yet, being sage, she all the time
Did make a mint ot mcney.
An undertaker lived a-near,
A man of poor degree,
And though he was robust and strong,
A nailing man was he;
And every morning when he heard
The maiden's tender try,
He said, u0h, would I were a bird,
Prom woody ware to fly I"
And still he long delayed to ask
If she with him would wed;
His head was turned by love, and so
He turned it in hie head.
Yet oftentimes a pleasant chat
Did he contrive to gain;
And when at last he owned her sway,
Then first sho owned her swain.
So in the ripening Autumn month
This Bartlett pair were wed;
And then she no more walked the streets
A-crying for her bread.
So her "Sweet William," proved a "pink,"
A "balsam" for all ills;
And, if for more particulars,
You'll have to see "small Hills."
ADVEUTISEMENT.l
-WANTKl A K1KHT-OLABS RULER.
Ainu, three oirlg to feed. Apply to W., etc
Surely this is a very proper want; but does
the adverser epeak in a national sense, or as
an individual f if the former, the whole coun
try would join in with him, and cry," Wanted
A First class Ituler V Who shall satisfy the
want, is the question jut now llng discussed
among the varioun Grant Clubs.
The latter part of the "adver," though, is
rather a stunner. How anybody can want
"three girls to feed" just in the face of ap
proaching winter, and business dull, we cau
BOt imagine. "lt we write Ike oonga of a.
Ill
RHR
nation," said Fuller, "and I care not who 1
makes its laws," would in our day be varied
to read, "Let me write the 'advers' of a peo
ple, and I care not who reads them; they'll
be none the wiser."
SPECIAL NOTICES.
irriT- NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY
v,va ol v.w., .eg film lur iu i miVMr
and Newspaper Frmn of the wholecountry. liave KB-
MOVED from FIFTH and CHEHNUT Htreet to Na
me. HIXTH Street, second dour above WALNUT.
Officii: No. 144 B. SIXTH "Street. Philadelphia!
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 7304p
KPT TWENTY-SECOND WARD. A MEET-
Ipk of llio Citizens or the T W KNT Y-HkOON 1)
lf A TJ T. 1.1 . . , i . , , ... l,
VA pnertu
"KANT an the candidate of thp Republican imriv for
rrmniHii, win oe l.elil oohAl lKUAV KVk.Nirvu,
October W. 1MV7. at 7'. o'clor.k.at lllft TOWN HA I.I,.
hmimamipwn, tor tlie jiurpoHeof lormlng a CA M
I'AIUN CLUB,
W llllum W later. IC. W. Churchman.
Samuel C. Ford, C. J. Churchman,
ji. i j-.oyi, Namucl UoimrU.
Horace it. Browne. J. H. Iloiiithtuii.
It. H. Griua Franklin Knltilit,
liarles H. 1'ancoatit,
John 11. Wlrkerehftra,
I. P. Thnmpnon.
Kb hard I evlck.
Owen bherldau,
tSumuel W, itoop, 10io"t
KTf- A GENEUAL MEETING OF THE
w-r WIMIIHIH UK THK M. 10. I'HITUfir in
favor of I. AY ItKHKKsiKN I'ATION. will he held hi
the M'KINO GAllDkN BTRKKT Clll'HCli (corner
oi iivmsiiiiu ana m'iubh uaiiiikn Hireew,
Philadelphia), on II ON DA Y KVKNINlt. October 28.
at half-pant 7 o'clock, to take nuch memiren m will
necure the favorable action ol the next Ucneral Cou-
lerence.
AddreescB may be expected from
lion. JUDUE BOND, ot llultlmore. Md.
WILLIAM J. JONkht. Eeij. ot Elkton, Md.
BKNJ. HAYWOOD. Kbi .of Pot lev II 1b. pa.
H. M. IIARRINUTON, ksq., ol Wilmington, Del.
j(ev. jamw ki ddlk, oi Wilmington,
JOSEPH PABltlHU M.D..0f Philadelphia.
Pren't WM. II. A I, LION, LL.D. or Phliadolpbia.
iiy orotr 01 tue comnmiee oi Arrangemeni.
C- D1KSKELL, Chairman.
John Fiai.n, Secretary. 10 2 i 31
irr?T DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH-
v-s WAY 8 OFFICE, H. W.Corncr Of FIFTH and
WAiiiui isireeiii,
Ptm.AnFT.PiMA, Oci.2 !, 1807.
NOTICE TO CONTUACTOKH.
Healed PropoBals will be received at theOflioe of the
Chid ComnilHhioncr ot HlgiiwHyg until 12 o'clock M..
on MONDAY. 28th Inst., for the construction of a
Hewer on the line of Berks street, to commence at
the Cohucksluk creek, at or near Uber street, and
extend weetwardly to Twenty-second street, of the
following dlmenalonn, from the creek to Woodcock
street to ue oi a Clear limine ammeter or xoorieetBix
inches (4 It. 6 In.), from Woodstock street to Twentv-
second street, three feet six Inches (3 ft. 6 In.), with
such inletB and manholes as may be directed by the
cniei .engineer ana surveyor.
The undemanding to be that the Contractor shall
take bll's prepared aKalimt the property trontlne on
said sewer to the amount of one dollar and twenty-
five cents for each lineal foot of front on each sldeol
tbe street as so much cash puld; the balance to be paid
by the owner of rruitrty; and the IX) u-
tratnr will be required to keep the street and sewer In
good order for three years after the newer Is finished.
All Bidders are Invited to be present at tbe time and
place of opening the said Proposals. Kaon proposal
will be accompanied by a certificate that a Bond has
been filed In the Law Department as directed by Ordi
nance of May 25, i860. If the Lowest Bidder shall
not execute a contract within live days after tbe work
Is awarded, be will be deemed as declining, and will
be held liable on his bond lor the dlllerence between
bis bid and the next highest bid.
Specifications may be bad at tbe Department o
surveys, wblcn wui De siricuy aunerea to.
W. W. BMF.DLEY,
10 U 3t Chief ComnalBBlonor of Highways.
SKST CE ITT EN DFN' 8 COMMERCIAL
s' COLhKQK, No. 837 CIlk-WN UT Street, corner
oieeventn,
ktnbll!ihed 1844. Incorporated 18.V).
THK LONOEST ESTABLISHED AND BERT
ORGANIZED COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN THE
CITY.
PBACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, In all its branches,
as piacllsed by tbe best, accountant and buslueas
men.
PENMANSHIP, COMMERCIAL CALOTTDATION3,
WMUHjIuiallaw. BUNinw inmaia, jiiu,
OPEN DAY AN O EVENING.
Htudents rectiyid at any lime, and Instructed at
sucn uours as may Deal suit tneir convenience, uaia-
lliui'uu f ii ritlnlia.1 ur.ll. on Rititllnatloii.
The CHITTENDEN COM M kltCI AL AltlfHME-
TIO AND BUblNEbU MANUEL lor sale at tbe
College.
Price. tl-a-V 10 2wamtm
fJKwjT- OFFICE OF THE DISTILLERS' AND
BECTIFIKIttS' ASSOCIATION OE PHILA
DELPHIA, No. 718 hANISO.M. Hireet.
Nonce. At a meet ne of the DIHTILLEKH' AND
R1.CT1I IEKS' ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA, held on MONDAY EVUNINU.
October 21. 1S67, tue following resolution was
passed:
nenoiveo, inat an uiruuiern cunueineu wuti iui
Association shall sumiend the diHtillatlon of spirits
on and alter MONDAY next, October 28, for tbe
period of two weeks, unlets otherwise ordered.
H'zn4t imaaum n a tin w r.iictv, cecrewry.
ff357 OFFICE OF THE DISTILTiERS' AND
HECTIFIKHS' AHSOClATION OF PHILA
DELPHIA. No. 718 HANSOM istreet.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. The
Distillers aud Rectifiers' AFSoclaiion' ol Phildelpliia
will pay tbe above reward for tbe detection and con
viction of any person engaged In the Illicit flstltlatlou
or spirits in iuis C'ty. jsy oruer or tne rresuienu
10:6 81 ISAAC M. KAHMWElLER, Hecretary.
fKTST OFFICE WEST PHILADELPHIA PAS-
BENOEK RAILWAY COMPANY. K. W.
corner FOUTx-FLUbT ana havkhujiiu tstreois.
PlIll.AIIKLl'HIA. Oct. 16. 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meetiugot
the fttcckholders of this Company will be held at
this office on TUESDAY, tbe 5th day of November
next, al lu o'clock A. bi., at wiucu place au election
for nine Directors of said Company will be he d. be
tween tbe hours ot 10 o clock A, m. ana 4 o'clock P.
M. Jo. F. BTOKES,
10 15 tutnslOt becretury.
KST" OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL
AND NAVIOATION COMPANY.
piiii-AUKiFHiA. October 14. 18S7.
At the renuent of numerous (stockholders of this
Con' pany who tailed to receive lo time copies of the
circular Of ucioner s.aaareBsea toiiiem, inesuDscrip
tlon books to the new CONVERTIBLE LOAN will
remain pen until the 28th Ins'ant.
10 15 lit SOLOMON HHKPHERD, Treasurer.
rtrrr- dr. j. m. hole, of ohio. presi-
dent ol the National Medical Association of
tbe i niteu mates or America, can be consulted by
those wishing medical or surgical treatment, on and
aiier iue nuiu instant, at win omce No, vij AIU.I1
oireei, i-iiuaueiiinia, ru., formerly occupied by Pro
fessor William i-aine. omce nouts, t A. M. to 12 M.
i jr. mi, to i r. m., i r. m. to f. m. 10illimp
union pacific railway com-
TTr - P ' omce No. 421 WALN UT Btreet,
jrniiBueiiJiiia, uctooer zi, IS07.
Tbe interest on the Flrxt Mortrnss Bonds. T.eaven-
wortn Branch, of the Union Pucitlo Railway Com
pany, Eaktern Division, due November 1, 1867, will be
paid on presentation of Hie coupons therefor at tbe
unuK i ii k uouhe oi jja IIMKY, MO KUAN &CO.,
Hi 22 lot No. C3 EXCH ANUE Plaoe. New Voik.
rpT WIEGAND'S PATENT STEAM GENE-
BATOR la cheap, compact, economical la use,
ana ABSOLUTELY BAFK FKUM ANY POSSI
BILITY OF EXPLOBION
Apply at the Office of SAMUEL WOBK, N. E. cor-
"er or ihiku ana dock Ht reels. 184p
KET- THE BRANSONS HAVE NOT SOLD
ont tbe old Coal Yard, No. 607 South BROAD
Street, below Lombard, as has been reported, but
ntkiii I miA utl 1 1 nif I Ita
b BISbT QUALITIES OF COAL
hi ittir priccb.
tsuperlur LEHIGH fciid genuine EAGLK VEIN
"J" V" Mma. f in ZWV
"A
LL CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL H.AIR."
LONDON HAIR COLOTt. I NOT
LONDOtN H Al K COLOR. A
LONDON HA1U COLOR. DYE.
LONDON HAIR COLOR. 1 NOT
LONDON HA1U COI.Ult. A
LONDON HAIR COLOR. DYE.
LONDON HAIR COLOR
LONDON II AIR f'OI.OU
LONDON HAIR COLOR
LONDON HAIR OO1.OH
FKt-'lOltKR AND DREHHINO,
RENTOHER AND Dit KH-,1 NG,
JthHTOltKR AND IjKE-HINU,
h kk'roii h 11 a m n oitLvwiMo
The only known Restorer of Color aud Perfect Hal'
Drtskliig co ui i)i 1 eu.
NO MORI? BALDNHSH
NO Mdltli BALDNhH-t
NO MOKK BAI.HNK-VS
NO MORE BALDNEtid
oil
ik
tit
OH
GREY HAIR.
I.HI'Y HAIR.
IlilKY 11 A lit.
J ll U- U If 1 III
It never falls to !in-,art life, growth, and Vigor to
tba weakest hulr. fuHlvns and .tops Its lalllnR. aua is
sure lo produce, new growth of hair, caviblug H to
grow iiik-k anu Hirontr.
(inly 76 ccuu a bottle; half a 1nr.en, M.
ku.ldai UK. HWlVNKH,
no. bku n, hi rn ntrwii, aouye v ".
Aad all Druggist, aad Yaxl.ty tvis, 1 2 tataisl
SPECIAL NOTICE3.
jrJ- BEAUTIFUL HAIR, MANY YEAU9
1'erfertlon of CM EVA LI kit's l.IKK, FOR THE
II A lit, an unrivalled hair dri-ssliiK, Imparting now
Hie and Increaned nutriment to Ihn hulr
baldneM and arrmllnii tin iirogrinit wln-n commenood:
rfKiwatlng and iiHiaiiln the principle upon which
the color ot hair depend, thereby noftltlvely rentor
init grey hair to Us original color aua youthful beamy,
and mopping Us ailing out at once, Hxld by all
diugglstB. r in wnAru
B. A. CHEVALIER, M. D New York.
eCwJy HOLLOWAY'S TILLS ANDOINTMENT
It A It ItF.lt'K ITCH Thin foul n.l .!, 1 1 v
tivi'uvp uinuoMT in in e luce m Hpeeniiy anil perma-
irniijr emuiuiuvu u y a lew Hpnncai iwiiN or iniserno-
litntUlnimpiit, and the plllH, by purifying the blood,
acMsl the operation. M any CHe abandoned by phv
Blclann an hopelcHH have been I in medial el v rureil hv
these medicine. In uicnxle, imiill pox, aoald head.
Itch, ring-worm, and nil rutimeoui diseases, the ellocl
oi inene r emeu leu ih nwlli aua lure.
eoia ny an oi y(rgmp 10 22 tutlin at
FURNITURE, ETC.
VIS IMPORTANT!
IIEIIIX MDI'IILLM,
ponr Ba'ons et Cbambres a Coucber,
Arranges pour Exposition dans Appnrtemenbi;aarDls
et Couvcrts de Tapis.
JEmE J. I1ENKEI.M, I.ACT CO.,
KBENISTE9,
CHEBNUT STREET, au Coin de lame.
SPECIAL CARD.
FINK FUKNITURE ON EXHIBITION IN
BUITES OF ROOMS. CARPETED AND FUR
NIBUED AS CHAMBERS AND PARLORS.
UEOBUE J. IIF.NItr.LN, LAtr A CO.,
CABINET MAKER3,
THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT, Philadelphia.
)1E FEINSTEN MEUBEL ARAN-
OIERT IN DEIt GANZEN ETA G IS FERTIG ZUR
ANB18HT, TErPICU UND GART1ENEN KIN-
BEORLFFEN.
MEUBEL FABRICK ANT
THIRTEENTH AND CHKHNUT. Philadelphia,
A
V I s o.
MEUBLE8
F I N O
EN
EXHIBICION. .
' In Bene de Cuartos,
COLOCADO
COMO
Balas de reclolmlento
CUARTOH D3 CAMARA.
9 26 2m
pURNITURE! FURNITURE!
BioDEBif and antique:
PARLOR, HALL AND CIIAMBEB SUITS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Our facilities are Bach that we are enabled to offer
at very moderate prices, a large and well-assorted
stock of every description ot HOUSEHOLD EUBNI-
TUBE AMD BEDDING. -
Goods packed to carry safely to all parts ol the
country.
BICI19IOND fc FOBEPAUII,
9 21 tf HO, 40 8. SECOND STREET.
PARISIAN FURNITURE.
Jl'sl IMPORTED THE PARIS EX.
POSITION.
Tbe most handsome and valuable assortment ever
Imported, selected by
MR. LUTZ
In person. It will be sold at a smail advance on first
coal. It la now arranged for Inspection.
WAREBOOMS, 10 4 fmwlm
NO. 131 fcOVTlI EL1VEKTH STREET,
A. & H. LEJAMBRE
HAVE uMOVED THEIB
FURNITURE AiD UFKOLSTERIKG WAREROQiHIS
TO MO. 1108 CHESNUT STREET,
(UP STAIRS.) 87 3m
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock of every variety of
FUltMlTUKK.
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
riiiin aou juakulis tor CVJ1 1 AUE bUllii.
WALMIT CfiAMBEK BUl'ltS.
PABLOU bUI'lS IH VELVET PLUSH,
PA BLOB btl'ltj IN Ulllt CLOTH.
PAKLOK bClTts 1M KEPB.
bldeboards. Extension 1 allies. Wardrobes. Book.
vases, juattreBsea, i4un.eaeic. etc.
P. P. QFMTIME.
81!
N. E. corner SECOND and Race Sireetn,
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. RODINSON,
Fronchi Plate Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAV1NUB, PALNTLN6S, DRAWINGS, ETC
Manufacturar of all klmda of
LOOHIN-LAhS, PORTRAIT, AND PIC-
TURE PRAJHES TO ORDER.
No. 910 OI1ESNUT STREET.
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA, 15
I L LI AM WITTFELD.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IH
CABINET FURNITURE,
NOS.64, 66 AND 68 NORTH SECOND ST.,
Below Arch, West Side, Philadelphia
Calls attention to his extensive assortment ot FIRST-
CLASS FURNITURE comprising'
SOLID ROSEWOOD
PARLOR SUITS OF PLUSH,
TERRY, REPS, AND HAIR CLOTH,
ELEGANT CHAMBER AND
BEST DINING ROOM AND
- khvuej ji uiunh vain.
ALSO.
WRITING DESKS, MABBLE-TOP STANDS ETC,
AU of which are manufactured by ourselves, of the
oest materials, aud will be sold for casta only, at
uiuch lower rates than are otlered elsewhere.
j, I,(ioods packed aud shipped to all parts of the
oouutry. .lusuiiiiim
SEWING MACHINES.
QCT THE DEST!
Conipulion the only test." .
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
THE FIRST PRIZE at the PARIS EXPOSITION.
Making four different Stitches with self-ad'
justing 'l erihion in Shuttle.
WHITNEY & LUKENS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
I ttwsiutr NO. 113 CUESNUT STREET,
ELAWABB MUTUAL SAFETY INSL
RAN CK COM pa NY, I ncorporai ed by tbe Lefcts-
lainre of Pennsylvania, lsa&.
Omce, 8, K. corner of THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
t.iiuHAii.itt
MARINE INHCRANCEH
on vessels, cargo, and freight to all parts of the werld.
1LA1I lriSUBAWl M
on goods by river, canal, lake, and laud carriage, to
all parts Of the Union.
on merchandise generally.
In , . .. T I . i I I 11 ..M.O.
AB8ETS OF THK COMPANY
November 1. lw..
100,000 United Btates t PerCeuU Loan,
i"" f in,miu uu
120.000 United Btates 6 Per Ceut, Lean,
1SS1 136,500-00
SOO.000 United Males 7 HO Per Ceut.
Loan, TrejRnry Notes 211,000011
128 ,00 C ity of Philadelphia 6 Per Ceut.
Loans (exempts) 126,SS2 M
54,000 tstate of Pennsylvania S Per Cent.
Loan 64.700-00
66,000 (rotate ot Pennsylvania b Per Cent.
Liimi-. 44,020-08
50,000 Bute ot New Jersey Blx Per Ceut.
Loan 50.75000
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 1st Jlort-
Ke, Hlx I'er Cent. BondB JOiOO-OP
25,000 1'ennsyiVfcnla Railroad, second
MortgiigeHlx Per tent. Bonus.... 21,250 00
25,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad
Blx r"er Cent, Hol ds (Pennsyl
vania Railroad nuprn'e)..... 20,750"Oli
80,ti00trtateol Tennessee Five Per Ceut.
Ixian,.... . lB.ooooo
7,0i 0 State ol Teuuewiee Six Per Ceut,
I-oan 4ooo
16,0(ifl Ml shares tock of Oermantown
Otis Company (principal and In
terest guaranteed by tbe city of
Philadelphia) 15,000 011
7,150,143 Bhares block of Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 8,25825
5,000,100 Bhares Block ofNorth PenusvlVA-
nlftU.llNinill'tnii.i.nD D WflW
u r-naren rMocK oi t'uiiaueiplila ana
cumueru juuii bieamsniD iiin-
m panys. 20,00000
lVf.800 I.onns on Roiiill and Mnriiuuo.
llrst liens on City Proper ty ..... l6,900'0(i
1,040,050 par. Market value...tl.07u,28075
Cost. tl.(lHO..'v,'-lh.
Real Estate lln,,ion'n(i
Bills ricelvable tor Insurances made 2?.tU7'20
iiBiuiii i' uue at agencies premiums on jua-
rme -onoieH. Accruea interest, ana otner
debts due to the Com nan v... 88.923-9(1
Bcrlo and Btmtk of stinurv Iimurunra and
other Companies, 15173. Estimated valuo... 2,93000
Cash In limit, mi I.iir2-2A.
Casb in Drawer, f M714 41,540-00
t,4K7,321-56
This belntt a new enterprise, the Par la assumed
as tne maraet value.
Thomas C. Hand,
Pamnel R. Btokes,
Henry Bloati,
William O. Bonlton,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lafourcade,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Bpencer Mcltvalne,
J. B. Bemple, Plttsbtirg,
A. B. Berger, '
D. T. Morgan, M
Ueorre w. Rnrnardon.
jonn v. uavis,
Eomund A. Bouder,
Theopbilus Paulding,
jonn ii. Penrose,
James Traqralr,
Henry C. l.altetl, Jr.,
James C. Haud,
William C Ladwla
Joseph H. Beal,
Ueome U. Iloer.
HtiRh Crale.
John D. Taylor,
j aeon luegei,
THOMAS I",. HAND. President.
JOHN C. DA Via, Vice-Freeident.
Henry Ltlbukn, Becretary. 1 i
M g29 CHAIITER TERPETUAIj
rraiiKlin Tire Insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICES
KOS. 435 AND 437 CUESMUT STREET.
ASSETS ON JANUARY 1,1867,
253,14013.
Capital..
Accrued fcurplus.
,.....)O,0O0O0
l, 710ns
2u6,tU2-lC
Premiums
UK8ETTLED CLAIMb, LNCOMB FOB 18,
7,11'1S. f.,U00.
LONMES PAID SINCE 1839 OVER
83,500,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Term a
DIRECTORS.
Charles N. Bancker,
George Falea,
loblas Wagner,
Bam u el Grant,
beorgew. Richards,
aiii'eu nier,
Francis W, Lewis, M, D
Peter McCah,
rhomas ttparks.
isaac i.ea,
CHARLES N. BANCKER. Preanmt
GEOBOE FALEtt, Vice-President.
J. W. McALLUs'IEJi, becretary pro lew. UU1231,
PKOYIDEM LIFE AND TKTJ8T C03IPASY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Ko. ill South FOURTH fctreet,
INCORPORATED ttd MOJSTU 22d. 186T. I
CAPITAL, IIWJ.OOU. PAID LN. "
Insarance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by a
10, or 20 year Premiums, fton-lorieilure.
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies, Children's Endowment.
This Company, while giving tbe Insured the security
of a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire . prolita of
the Lite business among its policy holders.
Moueys received at Interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and to act
as Executor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
and In other fiduciary capacities, under appointment
ot auy Court of this Commonwealth, or any persaa or
persons, or bodies politic or corporate.
DIBaC'TOKH,
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY,
HENRY HAINES.
T. W1STAR BROWN,
W. C LGNGHTRETH,
WILLIAM HACKER.
JUbllUA 11. munxvicj,
RICHARD WOOD,
RICHARD CAt1glLES
F. COFFIN.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY.
Prestdent. Actuary,
WM. C. LONGST BETH, Vice President.
THOMAS WIHT A R. M.D., J. B. TOWNSEND.
7271 Medical Examiner, Legal Ad vlaei,
INSURANCE COMPANY
' OP
NOltTIl AMERICA.
OFFICE, Ko. 2o2 WALNUT B PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 17W. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, 1900,000.
ASSETS JANUARY 8,1807 tl,73la67"B0
IKbURES MARINE, INLAND TRANSPOR
TATION AND riBK RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G. Coflln, George L. Harrison,
Samuel W. Jones,
J)obn Jl Brown,
Charles 'lay lor,
Ambrose White,
Bicbard D. Wood,
William Welsh.
ITraucts it. Cooe.
Euward H. Trotter.
Kuwurd b, Ciarae,
M'lllliUfi Ctuiimluga,
r. CUarltou iieury,
Alfred D. Jenaup,
K Hj orris Wain,
e. jkiorri. watu, I ' ul " ' '
John Mason, I Louis U Madeira.
' ABTHUK G. (JOFLN,PriiUnt.
loun r. wuue.
CHABLica Pltt. becretary,
u ii. ii am ituu.llLEil, Harrlsborg, Pa Central
Agent lor the Slate ol Pennsylvania. 1 i
pHCENIX IKSUKANCB COMPANY Of
COBPoltATEDtlcHARTEB PERPETUAL,
No. 224 WALN UT Hireet, oppusite tbe Exchange.
In addition lo MARINE aud INLAND INSUR
ANCE, this Company Insures Irom loss or damage by
t iBE lor liberal terms on buildings, merchandise,
luruiture, etc., lor limited periods, and permanently
on buildings, by del osil of premium.
1 he Company has been In active operation for more
hau SIXTY YEARS, during which ail loaaea liv
een promptly adjusted and paid.
siaatTiuas.
John L. Hodge,
Lawrenoe Lewis, Jr,
David Lewis,
Beujamln Eltlng,
Thomas H. power,
A xC McUenry,
Edmund Oantlllon.
M. B. aiauony,
John T. Lewis,
William S. Grant,
Robert W. Learning,
D. Clark Wharton,
ttamaei wucox,
iXHiiii I.J. in orris.
JOHN Wur UEBER PmaMant,
6AUDXX. WlLOOX. Secretary
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.-THB
PENNSYLVANIA FIBK INbUBANCK COM
PANY -Incorporated 126-Cbarter Pertual No.
til) WALN UT Street, opposite Independence euiuare,
Tbls Company, favorably known to tne community
lor over ioriy years, continues to Insure against loas
or damage by fire on Publlo or Private BulldUiga,
either permauenily or forallu.lted tline. Also, on
Furniture, blocks of Goods, and Meruiuuidlwt geue-
"WiSViplS.Mr with alargeSnrninsMnd,
s In vis lid I J rtbe mot carelul manner, wbrob enables
tVen.i o otter to the lued an undoubted security la
the cam of loss. plB10T0Ba.
Daniel Smith. Jr.. I Joha Devereax,
Alexander Beiuon, 1 bouias hinliu,
laacllaleburst, I Henry Lewis,
Thomaa Bobiiu, I J. Gllhugbaut FeU,
Daulel Haddock, Jr.
DANIELsm ITU, J., President.
Wiixiam O. Caow aix, becretary, Ai
msUHANlr. COMPANIES.
J3l:O0ELYN LIFE INSURANCE
F KIW TOIIH, l I-TV A IV.
TOLICllS NON -FORFEITABLE, Thirty days
grace given In payment ot Premiums. No extra
charge for residence or travol In any portion of the
world. Dividends declared a tnually, and paid hi
cash. Dividend In D7. 40 per cent.
E. B. COLTOW,
GENERAL AGENT,
M, E. CORKEB KtVESTII A!M CHESKVT,
Agents and Solicitors wanted In all the cities and
towns In Pennsylvania and Eoutbern New Jer
et. 1231
7IRE INSURANCE.
MVEItPOOI. AM) -LONDON AND CflLOBE
LM'1IA.(K COJIPANTi
AKM.TM OVER 916,000.000
IltTEslED in T1IK V. Bn OVEH 141,800,000
PHILADELPHIA BOARD.
Lemnel Oeflln, Esq., ICharles S. Rmlth, Eiq
Joseph W. Lewis, li sq., Henry A. Duhrlng, Esq.,
Eawara blter, Eiq.
All losses promptly adjusted without reference to
England.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
JVo. 6 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
ATWOOD 8MITH,
10 17 thstuCm General Agent for Pennsylvania.
FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE
ODE'
JayCooke&(J).
U2 and 114 So. THIRD ST. FIJILAFA.
Dealers in all Government Securities
j OLD c-so WANTED
IX EXCHANGE FOR NEW!
A LIBERAL DIFFERENCE ALLOWED,
Compound Interest Notes Wanteds
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Collection.! mad. Btooka bought wad sold on
Oommlwilon.
BpeoiiU bnsDiesa aooommodaUous reserved for
adlea. 9 M am
N
ATIONAL
BAM OF THE REPUBLIC,
809 and 811 CHESNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
C APIT A Il,IWM,,HMMHM, IM,WM,IIIIMI,IIWW.,1 ,000,00 S
DIRECTORH.
Joseph T. Bailey,
William ErtMen,
Osgood Welab,
Frederick A, Hoyt,
Wot, H, Rhawa.
r.ainan Mines,
Ben). Rowland, Jr.,
Samuel A. Blspham,
Edward B. Orne,
WM. H. EHAWN, President,
lot Cathier of IM Central Rational aii
JOS. P. MUATFORD Cashier,
Hi! LaUoftM fhUaMLphia National Ban
7 3-10s,
A.JLJL. 8EIIIE9,
CONVERTED INTO
FIYE-TWE IN TI ES.
BONDS DELIVERED IMMEDIATE!,
DE HAYEK & EEOTHER
lOtrp HO. 00 B. THIRD STRICT.
Jm G. O EC U R I TI CO
A SPECIALTY.
8MITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKEBS AND BROKERS.
SO.IOS TDIRD STHjNO, B MASSAV TH
mXASXIf HIA, I WWH YOkJK
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in Phila
delvhia and New York. 1 lj
INTERNAL REVENUE'
REVENUE OTAMPQ
FOR SALE AT THE
PRINCIPAL, AGENCY,
NO. 07 SOVTII TIIIRD STREET, I III LA.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED.
Orden or Stamped Check! received, and ditvm
with despatch.
Orders by mall or express promptly attended to.
j-29-1 JACOPE. R I II (iWiT,
BOARDING.
1191 ;IKA11D feTKEET. 1SETWEEN
J- J. Cliesnut and Market aud Elwveuth and
I weifib streets centrally looated, AocouiUiOlatloa
forperniai)eut. tiannli-iu. and table Boarders. Is 112m
OXEBI UOXE8I UOXE3I '
Franklin PlanliiK Ml I, all kin. Is of Boxes, Box
rUUUllKUU l.l DIIHIUI WW" m u 1 11 c 1 , AlAU, l.ULH-
ber for sale, worked to suit ruKtomeni. AU'i, Whtta
and Hard Pine Hoorlug. UU.WH 11TNU, If. JL. cut.
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