THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 3 867.
FINANCIAL.
500
M
I L
12 S
OF TH1
union pacific railroad
Kunnlng West from Omahn
AcroHN tlio Coutlnont,
AHE MOW COJirLETEI).
The Union Pacific Railroad Company bave built a
longer line of railroad In tbe last eighteen months
thn was ever built by any olher company In the
same time, and lliey will continue Hie work with the
same energy until completed. Tbe Western Division
Is being pushed rapidly eastward from Sacramento
by IbeC'ential Pacific Company ol California, and It
ia ex tcted that
THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE
to the Pacllc will be open Tor business In 1870. MORE
THAN ONE-THIRD OF THK WOI1K II AS
ALREADY BKEN DON 15. JIOHE Til AM ONB
1 111 ill) OF THE WHOLE LINK IS NOW IN
RCNNISG ORDER, AND WORK LAnoREIM
ARE NOW KM PLOYED VPON IT THAN EVER
BEFORE. More than
Forty Million Collars in Money
Have already beea expended by tbe two powerful
companlea Dial have undertaken tbe enterprise, and
there Is no luck ol funds for Its most vigorous prose
cution. The Union Pacific Company Ibereforo offer tbnlr
Hint Mortgage Bonds to theitibic wlih the assu
rance tbat they reprtsei.t one of tbe largest and mmt
valuable corporate pioperlks lu the world. The Ural
question asked by an Investor Ih. "Are the bonds
sale?" The second, "Are they profitable?" To
answer, In brlt fi
1. Tbe early completion of tbe whole line Is as cer
tain as kny future buslnees event can be.
2. Tbe Union Pacific Kallroad bondaare Issued upon
wbat promise to be one of the most profitable Hues
of railroad In tbe country. For many ytara It must
be tbe only line connecting tbe Alluutlo and Pacldtr,
and being without competition, It can maintain re
munerative rates.
3. Ibe net earnings of the Beetle Dt already fluisbed
re teveral limi t prtuttr than tbe gold luterest upou
tbe First Mortgage Bonds upon lucb sections, and if
not another mile ot tbe road were built, the purl
already completed would not only pay Interest and
expenses, but be profitable to tbe Company.
4. The Union Pacific Kallroad Bonds can be Issued
only as tbe road progresses, and therefore can never
be In tbe market nnless they represent a uoiwjuie pro
perty. 6. Their amount Is strictly limited by law to a sum
equal to wbat is granted by the U. S. Government
and lor which It takes a ircoiul Hen as Its security.
This amount upon tbe first 517 miles went Irom Omaha
Is only 116,U)0 per mile.
. Tbe fact tbat tbe U. & Government considers a
second lien upon tbe road a good investment, and that
some of the shrewdest railroad builders of the coun
try have already paid In five million dollars uoon
tbe stock (which Is to them a third lien), may well
Inspire confidence In a first Hen.
7. Although I Is not claimed that there can be any
better securities than Governments, there are parties
Who consider a first mortgage upon such a property
as this the very beat security in the world, and who
sell their Governments to re-invest In these bonds
thus securing a greater luterest.
8. As the Union Pacific Itailroad bonds are offered
for tbe present at ninety cents on the dollar, and
accrued Interest, tbey are the cheapest security lu
the market, being more than fllteeu per cent, lam
than United bta'es stocks.
9. At tbe current rate of premium on gold, they pay
OVER KIM PER CENT. INTEREST.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS whose principal Is so
amply provided for, and whose Interest Is so thor
ough y secured, must be classeaauio-ij tu-M v
Vestments. Tbey pay
SIX PER GENT. IN GQLD
AndareofTerod for the present at NINETY CEN TS
ON IDE LOLLAR, and accrued Interest at Six Per
Cent. In Currency from July 1.
t-ulucrlptlons will be received In Phllalelphlaby
WILLIAM PA IN TEH & CO , No. 3ti S. Third SU
DE HAVEN & B-.OTHE, No. 4 S. Third street.
J. E. LEWARS fc CO., 8. Third street.
THE TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK.
In ' llmlogton, Delaware, by
B. R. ROBINSON & CO.
And In New York at the Company's Office, No. 2")
N At B AU Street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, 7 Nassau St.
CLARK, DODGK & CO., Bunkers. No. 61 Wall sU
JOHN J. CISCO & SON, Bankers, No. 83 Wall St.,
And by tbe Company's advertised Agents throughout
tbe United States Remittances should be made In
drailB or other funds par In New York, and tbe bonds
will be tent free of charge by return express. ANEW
PAMPHLET AND MAP, showlnt tbe progress o
tbe work, and resources for construction, etc., may be
obtained ot tbe Company's advertised Agouts, or will
be sent tree on application.
JOHN J. ISIO, TJtEAUBEK,
NEW YORK.
11 7mwf
October 28, 1867.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
T R E N C H STEAM
SCOURING.
ALOEDYLL. MARX & CO.
MO. 183 MU'11 tm tMU HIBEET
AMD
Rt. BIO I11C 8IBEKT, aiOmw'l
FERTILIZERS.
A M M O IN IATED rilOSPIIATE
AM sl'rxNV f'EItTIUZEU
For Wbeat, Corn, Oats Potatoes, Grass, the VegelabU
Garden, Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Eto. Etc
This Fertlllrer contains Ground Bone and thebes
FerUUzinr halut.
Price H' per ton or ii"0 pounds. For sale by thi
r"inicurTS,
WILLIAM ELIJS A CO., Chemists,
libmwll No. 724 MARKET Street.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
N jOTICl'--TII E UNDERSIGNED
would cull attention of the public, to bis
NEW GOLDEN KAOLK FU KNACK.
i jnis la an eniiri-iy new healer, llmsiccon-
Strucicu an mi ai nut-ecoiiiuieiiu iiaeu .ogeiierai tuvor.
being a combination of wrought aud cant iron. Ills
very simple In u cniihirucliou, aud is pni lectly air
tight; Belf-cleanlng, having i.o il-s or drums to le
taken out and cleaned. 1 1 la ho arranged Willi upright
flues as to produce a larger aiuouut of heat from the
same weight of coal than any furnace now lu use
The hyvriimeliU condition of Ihealras producer! by
njv nt w atiaiiKenient ot evaporation will at once d
iiioiiHUuiM iIjuI It Is the only ilm Air l-'nruacuJhat
will pr' dure a perfectly healthy atmosphere.
'11,n-e In want ot a duipiole Heating Apparatus
woud do well to tall ami ';;," f ft
NOS. llUi fclld IIS ilMAUK Kl' Street,
I'lnliolHiiilita,
A lnrre assortment of Cooking Itanges, I- ire H:ir
Stoves Low Dow u Grates, Ventilators, etc., ai way.
''"n! ill-Jobbing ot all kluds promptly dontw l"i
FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JayCoqke&(3).
02 and 114 So. TIURD ST. PIIILAP' a.
Dealers in all Government Boouritict,
OLD B-SOa WANTED
IB EXCHANGE FOR NEW
A MH1.RAL DIFIEHENI'K ALMWED,
Oompound Interest Notes Wanted,
IKTKBINT AUUHDD OH PEPOKfTK.
Oolleotlong m ado. Htooka bongbt suid gold oi
ripolal bmaljaeM acoocamoclaUons reervel foi
nie. i9 34 am
"TE.IIAVE F Oil SALE
THB
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OP TUB
rcnlral rnclflc ISallroad Gompaiij,
AT (95) NINETY-MVE,
And Accrued Interest lu Currency.
These Bonds are payable by law, principal and lute
rest, in gold, luterest payable 1st of January and 1st
of July.
We will take Governments .In exchange, allowing
the mil market price.
We recommend them to Investors as a first-class
hecurity, and will give at all tlmts the latest pam
pbU Is and general Information upon application to us
Haying a full supply ol these HOSDS on hand, we
ace prepared to JJi-LIVKK THEM. AT ONCJi
UK HAVEN & BIIO,,
Bankers and Dealers In Governments,
11 5 lm NO. 40 NOtTTII Tlllltn ST.
RATIONAL
BAR OF THE REPUBLIC,
8C9 and 811 CHESKUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL 91.000,000
DIRECTORS.
Joseph T. Bailey,
ftuilmn Utiles,
BenJ. Rowland, Jr .
Samuel a. blnpham,
Kdward B. Orue,
William Erv'ea,
O.ig.od Welsb.
Frederick A. Hovt,
Wm.il. Rhawa.
Wil. U. RHAWN, President,
Zale Cashier of tha Central Katlonal Dank;
JOS. P. MUAIFORD Cashier.
5 11 J late of the 1'hiladelpMa National Sank
7 3-lOs,
ALL SUSISiIISS,
CONVERTED INTO
I'M V22-TAVI2 IS TI JES.
BOMJS 1ELIVEUE immebiatkt,
DE HA YEN & BEOTHEB
lOXrp MO. 40 , TniBD BTBEJBT,
u.
s,
SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY. .
SMITH, KAIVDOLPII & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS, .
MO. 10 S. T HI It D NT., 'NO. 8 NASSAU ST.,
ritlLAOKLfHlA. NKW YORK.
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in Phila
tliljjiia and New York. 1 1J
GOVERNMENT SALES.
T3 GOVERNMENT SALE,
.fciiii.
llureau of ReAigees, Freed men, and Abandoned 1
Lauds, I
Olllce A. A, Q. M.and V, u. Ulate of Georgia, I
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 6, IKU7. J
Will be sold at Auction, on the premises, at
A LU Lb TA, GKUJtUIA. NOV. ai, KW7.
the L.iul and liulldinKs known as the
ALt.Uo'U AlACiUJSK WORKa AND LOT,
toteiber with
TWKLVE CITY LOTS.
"Ibis property coiibImis or one tract or land, which
Hie Augusta canal runs through dlugoually, hound. -a
north by Ji'Ant inline street, east by Jackson street,
-onlli by AduuiH blreet, and wast by Campbell street
us northern ami Boulhein lines huiiiK auoul nix huu
ilred and ninety eel, and Us eaalern and western lines
alii ul three hundred and ninety-two feet, ou whl ti
are siluated one three-story buck building, 100 feet
ny in leet; one brick foundry, Iju feel by b2 leet; and
'everal auialler buildiUKS.
J.leven (ll) city h la, situated on the south sldaof
Adams Mreet, between Campbell and Jackson streets,
OtHikiialeo lu nuinliers on Hie plan of tbe city ot All
,um, marie by William l'hillips, as 17, la, 21, 18, 20,
n, SH, e, W, 25, and 23.
(me irlu.iKulnr lot of 1S2 feet front, on the south side
oi l enwnk street, Lelweeu tho Augusta canal and
"11 iklil's Foundry."
'J lie nmcblne works, lot, and buildings will be sold
loneilier, the city luls ' paralely.
AIm) at the Mime tlion and place, will be sold four
(tl ln.ni" l.ulklliiKS, Jtiu leet bv 41 feet, and one (I)
irame bulioiiig 20 b IB leet, situated on the grounds
ut Wm Iticbmond County Academy, Telfair stieeU
lor luitber particulate lu reKardto tills property.
liKinire at tills olllce and llAt or lirevel Coluuol U L
Hileis, corner of Green aud Jnckson strueta Au
h"!!' ",, whrB U,e Plans of the property can be
'terms canh lor all the property except tha machine
works and I 'Lone hall of which will be reiiulred caili
mill the balance in lour months. '
bale to commeuoe at 11 o'clock A. M.
C T. WATSON.
A. A. U. M. aud u. O.,
11 II lut Bureau R F., aud A. L.
QeoncE PLOWMAN.
OAItPKNTKlt AND BUILDEU
ltI3MOVli3I
To IMo. UI4 DQCIC Street,
111 ' PHILADlTLPHlA.
NtW PUBLICATIONS.
A REMARKABLE BOOK.
"WAITING FOR THE YfilUHCT."
BY MRS. R. JET. DAVIS,
Author of -Margaret nowth." "Life In the Iron
Mill," eto. ete.
TIIE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL.
The New York "Times" aayi or ll: "There In little
doubt iliet as a book 'Walling for the Verdlot' will
command much attention. It la not only the most
elaborate work ol lis author but Is one of the most
powerlnl works ot He thin by any Amni lean author."
Ore volume. 8vo elf gsntly llluatrntnd. Price, 1.
From the New York "CvA.na."
"The Intense, vivid realism wlilih cbaracterlr.es
Mrs. Davis" writings has never been more apparent
than In the chanters cf Ibis new work, which are
contained In the present number of tlio 'Galaxy;'
and II the succeeding chapters lully reach the high
Btnndard already attained, the new novel will rank
among the few American works that will outlive the
resent generation."
THEODORE TILTON'S POEMS,
COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME
The Sexton's Tale, and Other Poems.
BY TnivODORK TILTON Krtltrr of the New York
"Independent." Illustrated ,j an ornauiental title
pane, and elegant tall-piece for each poem, p lntei
on tlnledlpaper, and bound with bevelled. Ooards aud
fancy cloths. One volume, lfimo, i SO.
This Is tlio first collected edi'lon of Mr. Tllton's
poems, many of thtm as sweet as anythlug In our
language,
Mrs. Putnam's New Recipe Book.
Revised and en'arged, with especial relorence to
economy in cooking. It has also a chapter on Carving
One vol. Umo. Price 160.
IClthcr ofthe above aent by trail, postage prepaid
on receipt ol tbe price.
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WAITINfl FOB TIIE MOBXING. A his
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ISmo., cloth. 65 cents.
TIIE AMETHYST. A powerful argument lor
totnl abstlnen.e fiom Inloxlcatlug drinks, 13mo. 23,
40, and 45 cents.
IT ISN'T KICHT;" or, Frank Johnson's
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Just published and for sale by
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No. 1122 CHEbNUT Street, Philadelphia,
11 10 3t New York: No, CM imOlDWAY.
G1 W. PITCHER,
T. t IlKt-NUT STREET, St B,
ani onnces the follow Ini;
NEW BOOKS AN 1 OHROMOl
AT CLOSINH-OUT PRICES:
"Waiting for the Verdict," by Rachel liavh;
' Guiirriiau Angel," bv O. W. Holmes; tstrlckland's
"liiiet ns of KiiKland," 1 vol.: "Prayers of the Akrs:"
"Lucille." S4 illustrations; "Snow Hound." r,m j
Illustrations, and many others Imely putilished.
hliVKN NEW JUVBMLK HOG tin.
"Snow Herrlts." " Kainuowa for Children"
"Grimm's Goblins," "Ktarrv FIbh." "ilreakiutr
Away." "Shamrock and Thlatle." by Oliver Optic,
and "Queer Little People," by llurrl.it lleecuer
t-towe.
Our assortment of Books for Little Folks, either
siiiuie or lu sets. Is unsurpassed , and Helling at
CLOSING-OUT PRICKS
A specialty madeut the celeorated Prang
CUKOMOS.
"The Kids," "Playground." "Blackberries."
"Under the Apple Tree." and "Rest ou the Road
side," are published this week.
STEREOSCOPES.
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25,0(0 stibjerts, raiiKlng In prlc trnm 10 rents to I .
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by the quiro, puckau'e. ream, bundle, or box. at
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Also, a new selected lot of
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11 pi 80H CTTESXUT M l HEET. HOS.
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BURNS' COMPLETE WORKS, in one volume,
fit ii psges of printed matter, good type, with nume
rous illuslriitiors, price 60 cents.
THE PIRATE. Bv Walter Scott.
Being volume la ol the J'eople .t Otpyriiiht Rli'ion,
To be completed in 25 volumes. Price per vol., 2oc.
Also a fresh nirply of
ISUAKESPEARE't COMPLETE WORKS.
with Pti lib stratlonH. price 5i) ceuts.
BYRON'S COMP1.ETK WOUKS,
with 16 illustrations, price S3 cents.
For sale by
DUFFIELT) APIIMEAIJ,
No. 724 CHESNUT Street.
N. B Persona ordering tbe above sent by mall
will enclose, for postage ou Shakespeare, an addi
tional 20 cents.
On Byron, an additional V cents
On Burns, an additional ..10 cents
11 lfsmw3t On Waverlv, an additional, .... 5 cents
o
II HOMO 81 C II ROM 0 S I
CUFFIELI) 48BMEAD,
No. '2t CHESNUT 8tret.
has Jtift received a fresh supply ot nil of PllANU'3
AMERICAN CIIKOMOS. and offers them at very
lame reductions from the Publishers' prices.
'1 be latest ones are;
'TlieKlds playground," price f!"0
"Hi uiui t of Flowers," ' :. 4 ('
I'uder the Anple Tree." " 167
"Rest ou tbe Roadside," " 1'liT
Corregglo's ' Mavdalen," " 6'u0
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it cted assortment ol Books, in eve y style of binding,
m d for rale cheaper than in auy other Bookstore lu
'be roiintry 11 lilimw.1t
TIIE MECHANICAL
IiAIINIIKY COM PAS T,
II 1 1.4 )!-:. I'lll A,
IIMIItrOUllEU 17.
CAPITAL MIUO.O0O.
StmsCltlP! IOH IliI'K OF Ml tilt Si, 10.
tiiin-rs It'll at the following planes will meet with
prompt attention, viz.: staien Island Fancy Oyeing
Colin any, 47 N. Kiglith street; Atkiusou'a Gents' Kur
iiislilng Mtore. 521 Chesnut street; Atkinson's Gems'
Kin 'iiishlug tore, 62u Ches int street; iJilng'a Hat anil
Gents' 1 ni nlf bliiK Htore. N. K cor. Sixth ami Chesnut
streets; W lnchvster'H Gents' Furnishing Store, 7ut
I'liesnut street; Giant's Gents' Furnishing store, loin
Cliesnut sirtel; Levi's Genl's Furnishing storo, s. K
mir. Fi.htb and R'ice htreels: Sacbse Ai Son's Hhlrl
sure. S. E. c r. Eighth and Vino st eels: Butler's
Cents' Furnishing Store, 14i8. Kmhlh Blreet; SiMitt's
liinls' Fiirnihhlng Store. 2nf H. 'lentil 8 reel; Junes'
Hoop Skirt and Ladles' Furnishing Stoie, HZi Arch
Uriel; Hooper A Parker's Genls' Kurnlhiiiix store.
N. . cor. Arch Mild Ninth street-; Tavgurt A F-irr's
-eivuiK ilscliliie store, fti N. Ninth streei; Atkinson'"
iry Goods store, lf2i KUItfe tivonue. and at llie
I.iiuiKlry. Ninth slreei, beisv l)i kersou.
Washing none at ho cm is per do..n. All articles
"H'ltd lor mill deliveredd ; e ot ubargu.aml all cloth
i g lost will he paid fur.
No chemicals u-ed. All work performed in the best
. iH:hle iiuiciiei, uiuler the suiieiintendeiice of eine
rienced and carelul lemnle operatives. Ghiiu' Sucks
niendi d and Bullous replaced without ox.ru charge.
The public are invited to inspect llie Laundry.
Holders of lour chares of stock will have iht-lr hills
enrh red intuulily, with a discount ol in per coat.
Mock may be nil .scribed for at the Olllce ot
HENRY C. POLLOCK. Treasurer,
Ko. 130 S. SIXTH Street.
Id 12sni:mirp Philadelphia.
pilILADLLPIIIA AND HEADING RAIL
ROAD. CHANGE OF TIME.
On and alter MONDAY. November 18, 1867,
THE READING ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Will leave Philadelphia at 4 P. M., arriving at Read
ing tttBMUP. M.
T1IKPOTTBTOWN ACCOM MOD ATI0N TR AIN
W 111 leave Philadelphia at 8 P. M., arriving at Polte
town at 7 05 p. m,
CHESTER VALLEY PASSENGERS
Taking the Reading Accommodation Train will
arrive at Downluguwu at 6 20 P. M. U 11 Ot
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INCORPORATED 1035.
OFFICE OF THE
DELAWAIUS MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Pbii.adei.phia, November is, 1867.
The following statement ol t e affairs of tbe Com
puny is published In conformity with a provision ol
lie charter:
Pit r SI HI MS ItKCKIVFD
From November 4, IMS, to October si. 1H47.
On Murine iintl Inland Risks tiiMi.n! si
on llie Kl.-ks 16.I.6!hU1
' S13.B87-OI
I'lemlnins on Policies not marked
oil November 1, Ihgh 3.11,ito.V00
$l,UU 0V ill
r nr. mi mis iiarkkd orr
As earned from Nov. I, 1R to Oct. HI, ls7.
Ou Murine mid Inlai d Klttke f m-;9
Ou J-lie itiiKt iwj.a 12.51
$7n.llB'30
In'erest during the same period,
Su.vagis, etc
10.i.41'ti9
(ils.oill'U
I.OsSi:S, F.XPF.KSKS, F.T4'.,
Luring the year, as above.
Marine and Inland Navigation
Liases ,...T.1 Wll
Kire Losses 61HW-W5
lleturu Premiums..... &'2,ss S7
U. Iisurancth lu'idd'ul
Auency Clia'Kes, Advei tiling,
Pruning, etc 40,B50'72
Tuxes L. s. l ax ou Premiums.
Policy Stamps, etc 2n,niH 59
Expenses, etc li.ot-nt
no,5iV2i
fJlll,(l-llt is
ASSETS OF THK i'OVPANV.
November 1, 18H7.
$iO0,C00 United Stales Five Per Cent.
1 oan. 10-4o,s f JOLOOO'PO
120,0(0 Lnlitd States Five Per Cent.
Loan, lssi l,i.400'.O
60.0(0 Untied Stales 7 3 ID Per Ceut Loan
Tieasury Notes 62,562'50
210,000 Stale of Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent Loan 210.170-00
125,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per Ceut
Loan (exempt Irom tax) S.BiSDO
60,000 Stale of New Jersey Six Per Cent.
Irfian 61,00000
20,000 Pennsylvania Kullroad First
Mortgage Six Ter Cent. Bonds..... 19 800 00
26,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, second
Mortgage Six Per Caul. B m is.... 2J,373'00
25,000 W ei-lcru Pennsylvania Kallroad
SlxPerlCent. cords (Pennsyl
vania Railroad g iarnta ........ 20,000 00
80,000btaie ol Tennessee Five Percent.
Loau 18,000 (0
7,000 State of Tennessee Six Per Ceut,
Loan 4,270 00
10,000 SiKi shares -.ti ck of Geriuantuwn
Gas Company (principal and in
terest guaranteed by the city of
Philadelphia) Ij.OOO'OO
7,6(0 150 Shares Stock of Pennsylvania
Railroad Company..... 7,800'00
6000 100 Shares Stock of N'ort Ii Peunsvl v.k-
nla Railroad Company 3. TOO '00
20,000 80 Shares Slock or Philadelphia aud
Southern Mail Steamship Com
pany...... 15,000'00
201,900 Loans on Bonds and MnrUage,
first liens ou City Properties 201.0 mtm
l, 101,400 par.
Market value tl, 102,802-50
final, tl MM li7U ?Jl.
Real Kstnte SG.OOO'OO
Bills Ktceivahle fur Insurance
made' 210. 135-67
Balances due at Agencies-Premiums
on Marine Policies Ac
crued Interest, and other debts
due the Company 43,33136
Stuck and l-cri of Sundry Insu
rance and other Companies,
tfi070 00 Estimated value 3,017-00
Cnsta in Duuk f U3,t'l7-IO
Cash iu Iirawer 103 51
101,315-02
t,.r,(.7.(mvi.-,
PinLm i.riiiA, November 13, 13K7.
Tho Board of Direct irs have this day declared a
CASH DIVIDEND OF TFN PER CENT, on the
Capital Stock, and SIX Pltlt CKNr. Interest on the
t-crlp oi the Company, payable on and alter tb 1st ot
December proximo, free of National and State tax.
Tbey have also dec'ared a SCRIP 1'IVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PES CENT, on the earned pre
miums for the year ending October 81, 18ti7, certificates
of which will be issued to the parties entitled ti the
same on and after the 1st Decern oer proximo, free of
National and State taxes,
Tbey have ordered, also that the SCRIP CERT I FT
CATFS OF PROFITS of the Company, for the year
ending October 81, 18t3, be redeemed in CASH, at the
olllce of tbe Company, on and alter 1st December
proximo, all Interest thereon to cense on that day.
No. ccrilUcale of profits Issued under J2". Bv the
act of Incorporation "no certificate shall Issue utilesa
claimed w Uhln two years alter the declaration of the
Dividend wbereol It Is evidence.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. Hand,
John C. Davis,
Edmund A. Souder,
TheophlluePauldlng,
John R. Penrose,
James Ttnqualr,
Henry C Lallett, Jr.,
damuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
William G. Boulton,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lafourcade,
Jacob Rlegol,
James C. Hauil,
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
John D. Taylor,
George W. Bernardou,
Jacob P. Jones,
Jamea B. McFarlaod,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Mcllvalne,
I. B. feomple, Pittsburg,
A. B. Berger,
D. T. Morgan, u
THOMAS C. HAND, President.
JOHN C. DAVIS. Vice-President.
HENRY LYLBURS, Secretary.
11 15 1st! HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary.
FURS.
1867. FALL AND WINTER- 1867'
FUR HOUSE,
(Established. In 1318.)
Tbe undersigned Invite the special attention of the
Ladles to their large stock of FURS, consisting of
fluffs, Tippets, Collars, Etc..
IN RUbSIAN SABLE,
HUDSON'S BAY SABLE.
MINK SABLB
UOYAL ERMINE, CHINCHILLA, PITCH, ETO.
Ml of the LATEST STYLES, SUPERIOR FINISH,
and at reasonable prices.
Ladles In mourning will find handsome artlclea
PF.RSI ANNE8 and SIMIAS; the latter a most bean
ilful lur.
CARRIAGE ROBES, SLEIGH ROBES, and FOOl
MLFF8, In treat variety,
A. K. &. F. K. VOlTiRATH,
u 11 4m NO. 417 AIU'II STREET.
j)rrVill remove to our new Store, bo. 1212 Chesnut
street, about May 1, ltoi
p A M C Y FURO.
The aubscilber having recently returned from
fcurope with mi eutliely new stock of 1
runs
Oi his own selection, would oflor tbe same to his cus
tomers, made up In tbe latest styles, and at reduced
prictS at his OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
NO. I l NOKT1I TIIIBO STIIEKT,
102o2iurp ABJVKARCII.
JAMIiS RKISKY.
PIUVV WELLS OSVN10US Ol'1 rUorEUTY
'1 be only place lo get Privy Wells cleaned aud
(lslnlecled at very low prices.
A. PEYSON,
Manufacturer of Poudrette,
tl0 GOLDbMITH'BH ALL, U.BKARY blreot.
FURNITURE, ETC.
VI8 IMPORTANT!
BKAVX MFFltl-I,
pour Sa'ons et Cbambres a Ooooher,
Arranges pour Exposition dans AppartementAGarnls
et ouuverts de Tapis
C1F4BVE J, IIKNHEIJX, LACY A CO.,
EBENISTES,
CHESNUT STREET, an Coin de ltme.
FECIAL CARD.
FINK FURNITURE ON EXHIBITION IN
dUFlE8 OF ROOMS. CARPKTED AND FUR
NISHED AS CHAMBERS AND PARLORS.
UFOIIUE J. IIKNHKLS, LACY A VOH
CABINET MAKERS,
THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT, Philadelphia.
)1K FE1NSTEN MEUUEL ARAN-
UIERT IN DER OA5ZKN ETAQE FERTKl ZUR
ASICHT, TETPICH UNO GARTIENEN EIN
bEGRIFFEN.
OF.OHOE JT. ITENVKEIJW,
MEU BEL FABRICS ANT
THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT. Philadelphia.
Aviso.
M 11 U 13 L 10 8 F 1 N O
KM
EXHIBICTON.
In Sene de diaries,
CO LOG A DO
COHO
Salas de reciulmleuto
CUARTOS IJK CAMARA. 1 24 2m
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
HODEIIN AND ANTIQUE I
FAIILOlt, IIALI, AND 4IIAJMI1EB SUITS
AT UElt'CEl PUICEM.
Onr fecllltles are such tbat we are euabled to offer
at very moderate prices, a large aud well-assorted
stuck of every description ot HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE AND BEDDING.
Goods packed to carry Barely to all parts ot the
country,
BICIIMONW FOBEPAVOH,
9 21 tf NO. 40 H. Kl ( OHI) HIBEET,
A. & H..LEJAMDRE
HAVE xvUMOVED THEIR
FURKITURE AKD UFHOLSTKIKG WAREROOfllS
TO KO. IIOS CIIESNUT HTBEET,
(UP STAIRS.) 97 8m
JO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock of every variety of
I'Ulils'lTUliPJ,
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of-.
PLAIN AMD MARBLE J OP COTTAGE SUITS.
VVALM'T ChAMlinllbL'llS.
PARLOR feUl lB IN VELVET PLUSH.
PARLOR SLlla IN HAIR CLOPiL
Parlor mjits in reps.
sideboartis. Extension lahles, Wardrobes, Book
cases, Mattresses, Lounges, etc eto.
P. P. WtTISTIHB,
8 1J N. E. corner SECON D aud RACE Streets.
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. RODIN80N,
French Plate Iiooking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINtiS, DRAWINGS, ETC
Uamufacturer of all kind of
LOOHIIHtH-t-lLAM, POKTIUIT, AMI) PIO
Tt'ltE VHABIfM TO Oil I) KB.
No. OlO CHESNUT BTKEET
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PH 1 1, A DKLPHIA. 8 15JJ
SADDLERY, HARNESS, &e.
JJHE UNrRECEDEKTED SUCCESS OF TUB
NEW CIIESNVT STKEET (NO. 116),
MADDLF.RT, BAHNLSN, AND IIOKSb
iriJBNIMlINU JOOI.H nopsi
OF
LACEY, PtTCEKCR & CO.,
Is attributable to the following acts:
Tbey are very attentive to the wants oftheir cus
tomers. They are satisfied wits a fair business profit.
Tbey soil goods only on their own merits.
Tbey guarantee every strap In all harness they tell
over (4e, the fault of the purchaser ouly who does not
tet what he la guaranteed aud paid tor.
Their good a are 25 per cent, cheaper than oan b
hougbt elsewhere.
Tbey have cheaper and finer goods than can b
nought In the city.
They have tkel rgestand most complete stock la
Philadelphia.
All Harness over f-S are "hand made."
Hainesa Irom lit to
G-tnts' Saddles from to f75.
Ladles' Saddles from .0 to (l"J.
' Tbey are the oldest and largest manufacturers
the country.
LACEY, MEEKER & CO.,
914 Sm NO. Ii16 CIIF.MXTTT WTSKKT.
INTERNAL REVENUE
REVENUE STAMPS
FOB KALE AT THE
PRINCIPAL. AQJSNOY.
NO. 07 KOU'JII TIIIBO SUELIT, P1IILA.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED.
Orders or Stamped Checks received, and delivered
with deal atch.
Orders by mall or exprets promptly attended to.
7 20tf JACOB F, BIItUfVAT.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
CUTLERY.
05
A Hne assortment ofPOt'lTJrTiinr,
TABLE t'DTF.ERY, R-,Um
RAZOR STROPS, LADIES' Ml'IS
fa.t,n4 VAPIi'.ll AKIi Tin,...
SHEARS, ETC.. ''
L..V. HKLMOLD'8
Cutlery Store, No. Vis Bouth TENTH street,
ibree door. aooyw walnut.
COAL.
B MinPI.FTON CO., DRALRRS IN
,.at Vilil;yUU ti EAGLE VE1M
; A.1 ,. 1,1 dty "h'ler cover. I repared expreinH
Tor lumlly ese. Yard, No. 1?.'8 WasUhJg'P
Avenue, fun c. N o. M 4 V A I U T Strwu 1
ILLIAM STILL'S C(AL UKl'OT,
1210. 1218, and iu Washing ion
The I eHl qualities ol Coal, for dumesllo or tf
luruhhwa to any pmtol the city. 11
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AUCTION SALES.
OCLKLLAND A 00
(Sncoefwora to Phlltn Ford A (m V -
AUC1IONEERU. No. ti MAJiiET SU-OSA.
SALE OF 1000 CASF BOOTS, SHOES; BRO
G ANH, KTtJ,
On TburhdBy Morning,
Nov1. II, commercing at in o'clm-k. we will" sell. fcT
rhtalogue.for CHHb.lt chaos Meu's, Boy.', and Vuullu'
P(Mils, Shoes, llrti,an, eio.
A loo, Women's, Misses', and Children's wear, to
which the attention ol the trad- Is oiled, fll la 4
10I1N ,
MYKR8 A CO.. AUCTIOMBER9
O N
on, tut and 884 MARKET Street.
LARGE PERFMPTORV SALE OF BtX)TH. BHOR3,
BROOaNH, 1 RAVELLING BAGS, E1XJ.
On Tuesday Morning,
November 19, at In o clock on lour months' credit,
2110 pnekagts bouts, shoes, balmorals, etc 111 13 M
LAPOF. POSITIVE 8 A iEOF BRITISH, FRKNCET,
(HUMAN, AM) DOMESTIC CRY COOId,
On lour months' credit.
On Thursday Morning,
November 21, at lu o'clock, embracing about lt
packages and lots of staple and fancy ar-loles. (I116M
LARGE rOfclTIVK SA LH. OK CARPETING8, ETO.
On IrldHy morning,
November Tl, at II o'clock, on lour months crellt,
at out 2iu pieces Ingrain, Venetian, list, hemp, collage,
and rag carpetinKH. A 111 Hi ft
JM. GUM MKT A SONS, AUCTIOKEFRS,
No. buH WALNUT Street.
Hold ReunlarSales ot
REAL ESTATE, STOCK H, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Handbills ol eoh property lasned heparalely.
liHUi calalogues published and circulated, containing;
full descriptions ot property to be sold, tut also a par
tial list of property contained I u our Real Estato Re
gister, and olleied at private sale.
Hales advertised dally in all the dally newspapers. ll
M
THOMAS & SONS. N03. 139 AND HI
S. ECtJiVlH Slreet.
FA I F. OF PEAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ETO..
Noveii ner 11), at 12 o'clock uouu, at tbe Exchange,
will Include
ShCOND STREET, Month of Master Business
Stand, brick Store and Dwelling.
(hVlNIU MREET, No. 773 (South) Oenteel
Dv eWu ir.
THIRTY-NINTH AND MARKET STREETS,
S. E. ci rner Hotel and Stables.
SIXTH bTKEET, No. 121 i.sontb)-Genteel "Dwell
ing. AFTON STREET, No. 1722 Two-story Dwelling.
MONTROSE STREET, No. !i27 Two-slory
Dwelling.
Si'. Jof-EPH'S AVENCE, No. 175J-Four brlclc
Lwelllngs.
CHERRY STREET, west of Eleventh Dwelling;
aud 'arize Lot.
ALLEN S I REEf Dwelling and Stable.
PANANNA bTRKET. west of Carltslo Sere
Dwellings.
MORI GAGE tDTTO.
GROI ND RKM'M f1" nt1 -H a ywir.
BANK AND OTHER STOCKS, LOANS, EiO.
Executors' Sale: -
6 shares Penn National Bank.
fi shares Philadelphia Kxchaug.
6 shares Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal. .
2 sharea Philadelphia and Southern Mall Steam
ship Co. Administrators' Pale:-
51 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Company. k
DO shares Delaware Coal ompany. par 0,
i shares Mercantile Library tnnpany.
et1 Bhaif s Jm ction and Breakwater Kallroad Co.
lit shares Philadelphia and West Chester Plana:
Road Company, par (."si
For other Acootints
P0 shares Southwara National Bank. i
17 shares First National Bank. ..
V26 shares Consolidation National Bank. .
62 share. Penn National Bank.
HOshares Cambria Irou Company. - ;
Juo chares Empire Transportation Company.
75 shares St-homacker Piano Forte Manufacturing
Company, 1 share Kfercantlle Library Company.
fit (to Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Jbirst Mortgages
percent. Bond.
Catalogues now ready. . HUIt
HANDHOME WALNUT FURNITURE, CHINA
AND GLASS, HANDSOME BRUSSELS CAR
PETS, El:C. . .
On TuesdavJMoroIng, '
November 18, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1440 N. Twelfth
street, by catalogue, Handsome walnut, parlor aud
chamber furniture, superior oak dluing-room fur
niture. 11 18 at
SALE OF A RARE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE
LI Si ft A XI Ye
We will sell, on .
Tuesday and Wednesday,
November iu and 2u, commencing each day at 10
o'clock, the rare and valuable Private Library of av
gentleman ot this city, including works on blnllo.
grapby. history, poetry, drama autlt-uitleti, illus.
traieu woras, etc., iogeuit-r -yvu-u rmrv nun umqus
rdltloiisof tbe Gitek and Latin classics privately
t rioted works, etc., tne cnier perilous in tine nu
li gs by the best European and Amerlcau binders.
i rluled works, etc., the chief portions in
e blud-
i bs by the hesi E uropean an
Now ready for examination.
11 IS 2t
LIl'PINCOTT. SON & CO.. AUCTION EKR3
AM) tOMWICSION MERCHANTS, No.
MARK ET Slreet. Philadelphia. (Preuilses formerly
occupied by Messrs. Paucoaul & Waruock, Auction
eers.) LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 900 LOTS OF AMERI
CAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS. IJNE
GOODS. HOSlhRY, HOOP SKIRTS. CORSETS,
E'lC.by catalogue, on four uiouins' credit, .
Ou Wednesday Morning,
November St), commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising
a full line of most aesirable and seasonable goods,
suited lo the city Jcbllng aud country trade. 11 IS 31
la rg e positive special sale of holiday
GOODS. Wax and China Dolls Toy Sets, Work
Boxes, French Bags, French Purses, Pockttt Wal
lets, etc, by catalogue, on four months' credit.
On Vt ednesdxy Morning,
Nov. 0, comprlalng a desirable assortment. 11 18 2t
rpiIOMAS BIRCIl & BON, AUCTIONEERS
-A. AIV1I UlinmiMllUn MMICJIAINIB. JNU. 1110
CHESNUT Street; rear entrance No, 11(17 bansom
Street. '
BALE OF FINE SILVER-PLATED WARE AND
TABLE CUTLERY.
On Tuesday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, and evening at 7i o'clock, at tha
auotion Blore, No. mil Cbesnut street, wilt be sold, a
large asroriment or Elegant Plated Ware and Table
Cutlery, from tbe manulactory of Joseph Leaking
SvPB, bbellield, Enkl md, co-uprising Rich tea and
ceil'ee service, tureens, covered dishes, urns, tea
kettles, Ice pitchers, cake baskets, waiters, epigllnes,
castors, table, and dessert lurks, spoons, lajiea, flsuj
knives etc.
Also, ciises of fine table cutlery and Ivory handle)
diurer and dtiuert knives, with plain and plated
blades, etc i . i
SALE OF FINE FURS . FOR LADIK-! AND
CHILDREN, SLEIGH ROBES, LAP BLANKETS.
E iC, E1C.
On Wednesday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction store, No. 1110 Chesnut
street, will be sold, an assortmeut of fine sable,
ermine, fitch, Siberian t-oulrrel, and other furs, iiiutrH,
capes, collars; skating cups, sleigh robes, lap blankets,
etc. etc. . liub w
PAPER HANGINGS, ETC.
pAPER HANGINGS.
HEW ESTABLUnaiENT,
V.. t'OKH IB OF TE&TII AND WALSIT,
J. O.FINN do SONS,
Have opened with an extensive assortment of DECO
RATIVE and PLAIN WALL PAPERS, einbracinf
very quality to suit all tastes. u gm
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS.&C.
J. W. 8COTT to CO.,
Bill I It T MANVFAiTritERS,
AMD DJtLHll IK
ItiKN'M rUHNlalllNU UUODI
BfO. 614 CIIIANrT MTREKT,
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE 'CONTINENTAL,'
P ATEKT SHOULDER - SEAM
Nil I fti MANII PACTS KT(
AKKbENTLI.KM'MrtTItMIHHIMtUSTOBal
PERVP.CT PTT11NG SHI K IS AND DRAWERU
aiade iiiiui meaetirenient at terv short nonce.
All olher article ol GENTLEMEN'S DREr
UOOLa In toll variety.
WIKC'HEMTKM
JD i.v0, 7im t U
vYi . c.Awmm' Fleming,
ntlAOH MAKKH8,
tlM rirT" TBEET.
wo. ui BndCHrrugo.iornl Vi
Kt-w and r"-4 u, renalrina; HO ax
timlHT f tw'JiriLii .
--TibTKNI 81ZIKO COMPANY.-
UNION fA1(,r J,, x-makers, Hw.k binder.. Pap.r
A ' tl , fo. kel-book M.k.iiB. BUI
""'". i Tl w 111 't s 1 cheap aud a way,
Lion. ' 1 uil't Hi J. U. I.lliili'i'it !
.Va.y l"' r. M .-nu. Pl'll-d..,.l.la luirmr.
A he' ' ii 1 Votricau Trad tfocleiy, ami oiiifra.
imiTv-t "craJlw co.. jsf. i-i
MtRCE btreeu . Ir