D*9°**l* 2,167,348
£*■•- 's£'” - £j , fS’S / 4 6621650 4J51,5t)3 23,131,763
l""s 7 ,fo?’o3o 4 267,628 3,695,037 30,179,518
Mar. 3*»**|7,901, V«oq 252 3 374,413 ■ 29,531,059
*(^859,239-
AbiJ 4,,»* , i 4 357 o*7l - 2,706,953 31,883,(63
?““« f-’S'US'SI tS£«i 33^01,644
2“*/ J.'.M,390,179 -4 187 056.2,417,739 30,799.441
£"S 7..' 35 773696 4 113 162.2,258,305 30,6-51,672
sl’ STOaSSO 4,227*265 2,193,000
Sv,r * 2 rwsotei 4,164,804 2,106,234 31,805,965
7'...36,414,704 4,165,939. 2,105,171 29,374,165
TiJ^ 4 4 ...35;e9S,S0S 4,158,635 2,055,810 29,373,921
J 7 11 .55.455,967 4,158,235 2,050,591 30,43 ,227
li 18 '...34,895,642 4,158,125 2,044,427 31,194,851
«• 25..v.34,849,959 . 4,103,065 2,047,346 32,351,253
Feb. 1.:..34,346,126 4,108,i09 2,059,532 32.027,147
ii 8.... 34,146,677 4,102,671 2,066,059 3i;<133,03<
«‘ 15.—134,690,880 4,102,748-”2,0694051 29,911,704
*< 23....35,059,675 4,102,653 '2,119,183 30,183,74
_« —--29.-; 35,679,675 , 4,610,750 - 2,167,348 41;435,7.13
SOABD OF TRADE. .
isbAel p. mokris; ) - ;•
JOSEPH7C.GRTJB B, 5 MeNTBIY OOMItrTTHB
EDMUND A. SOUDER, )
rMPOBTATIONS.
Reported forthe Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
CIENFUEQOS— "Solir'Aavftnoe,fbll£ep4-169 hhils
engar Geo O JCtorsan A Co; £0 dontolasaes CIO Van
{torn*" ' i'
ST. JOHN,'NB.—Schr Loving, Oolc-149 ship
kaeea47,7oo pickets Gaskill & Galvin.
HALIFAX—Sohr Maty, Tobin—3»hbls niaok
etel 8 half bbl« do 10 bbla salman 232 bbla herring
Kennedy, Stairs A Co, - ,
•AIX.INO DAYB OF STEAMSHIPS.
TO ABBLVE.
dhxpb ko« von nan
Edinburg Liverpool.. New York Feb. l!
Pennsylvania....Liverpool...New York Feb. 16
Etna —Livcrpool. e New York Feb. 17
Bremen— .’"^Southampton—New York— (.Feb. n
Canada —— Liverpool... Boston Feb. 20
Bavaria Southampton. .New Y0rk...,, .Feb. 34
Auitralaaian—Liverpool...Now York Feb. 27
Germania..Southampton.,New York ...—March 8
Teutonia —Southampton—New York March 19
TO DEPART.
Africa Boaton..Liverpool Mvteh S
Evening Star.. New York..Havan*,Xv\—.Mvreh &
City ofLondon.. .N York,.Jiverpool..—.March S
Hammonla —.New York ItambureMarch $
Aaia———*—New York—Xiverpool Mawh s
Bremen .New York,, tvtcswv,Match 42
Etna. .New Y ork,, tAY-e-rtviM..... M arch 12
Bavaria New Yerk.^iassbut*,,....Match 19
(Btnaanla......XowYgtw..Matahaqi—...April 2
SJSn*N&&@B'
- XTTCTiCiAgTKa'rrt-'Txe’arakwvt, raitaantygta
SehrFtaisJa Ora&sa. Barbados, soon
jess G& MARCH L
Syy'Sasg.&feil t,'- ii Bnag Wana, 6 50
,VitRS-TOCSAY.
Steip Sourn. Ifßrt, -fWaSiftM, -S- fits’*-hsn Blark
3lM<iEj,JiH.W4lthS4lS*i'r-gikll®©«»(*itoS3 3! Wetdar
A Cm
Jtrlp .Amtcataii J4s»*y. :-; - Ajv-nfrait York,
wiHhmiHfttuJFAvSSnutlrffilX.
SttoLartrasarir-.U7«,..i8:1107L tf*mr St John;
NTI. wjUt ;nCct(lt: ' O i 4afc2.il—.- C-itvii-—vessel to E
JL .'rOuiUerv.'f .7,.
Smti~ nrr;.vv>ii;eirt-24i burr from Cienfue*
ms-veitl: sugar- uur Tnit.'.r.'-T-V:'ll C C Tan Horn.
' Siilr H.ii" nan..— fn-l Halifax,with
snn To. T - '
Scitr t&m jLeutir,. atnmnnrrt. 4 hiyi from N York,
w::i nihstr Ta Z Ji SinulißrStiCln.
Schr Grica -Shiite, Shim, S 4»jx trim H lton
HeairxSjiilamttn'inHjTadn. '
ScartaiihewttTYrlinv. Chnimte, z days from New
y edm w—i auk !«< asrtte.
Sear S Y(SraStanS2Bse, t csjjirom New York,
with eitr-'iiibimfi ictus I»«eiseE. . ■
Sehr I tarns 2. cneT»r-_r_H-VJinrlworth, 1 day from
Little Cttai Ijmiiinat- L»*L wittT corn to James L
Bewley A Cc.
. Sehr Tan-itEj, c&x/ez, 1 day from Smyrna, DeL
with wheat to lii X. l£w-J*y A Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr.Navigaior. Eoilnioa, Frovldenee, Crowell &
Collins.
SchrS V W Simmons, Godfrey, S#em, C AHeck
scher A Co.
Schr Jffsry Ellas, mvers, Alexandria, Tyler A Co.
SchrH SI Wright, Fisher, do 1 do
Schr W H Dennis, Lake, Fort Monroe, da
Schr S A Tayldr, Dukes, do do
SchrFlorence, Bradley, Georgetown, DO. B Jones.
SchrGeo Lewis, Hart, Baltimore, captain.
St’r Octoraro, McLaughlin, Baltimore, A Grores, Jr.
• “WENT TO SEA.
Snip Tamerlane, hence fur Portland, went to sea
on Saturday laat. Ship Northampton, for Port
land: baika E A Cochran, forj Trinidad, and Wax
Van NAme, for Key West, went to sea on Sunday
morning. .
MEMORANDA.
Ship Monitor, Boyle, from Liverpool 29th Jan.
for thifl port.wM spoken 9th Feb. lat 50 44, lon 10 55.
Ship President Fillmore, Bradley, cleared at New
York yesterday for Alexandria and New Orleans.
Ship Burmah, Beckwith, .ailed from Cardiff nth
ult. for Newcastle, US.
Bark Mary Edson, Nickerson, from Palermo, re
ported for this port, came through the Straits in
company with bark Gratta, at New York.
Kong. MoateTlli60 < *
lofh a Dec S forSh^af mith ‘ ““
B *i tlt ,?fv ac .^ Kl>aviB ’ Power, hence, was at Pen
sacola 14th ult.
„ Br ‘g* Sarah B Crosby, Crosby; J W Spencer,
Spencer, and J HI Sawyer, Scudder, hence, were at
Pensacola 14th ult. ’
. Brig S tron S- strong, hence, arrirel at Ma
gentas 20th ult.—not as before reported.
.e S^, HB T- Ectt - ? ierrl h> Cleared at New York
yesterday for this port.
rt^mL B . P a? rl iV'S 1 f fro s! Wilmington, Del. andS
yesterday from Greenwich, NJ. at N York
Schr Diadem, hence for New York, is ashore at
Cape Henlopen; with a cargo of coal-. She will pro
bably prove a total loss.
19 •?. for Ihis P°rt, was spoken 20th ult. lat
I® 1 ! ‘ 4 ’ dismasted by a collision. All her spars
W «£h™^nit ahe r l J a , <l b'fh'y of provisions on board.
VolS? 0al r Crowell. hence for Boston,
S«bSd“y“ 1 ’ h “ for Evidence, at New York
prw,'’ 0 *? 1 Farnnm, HaU; P Price, Clark, and O
E Elmer, Mason, hence at New York yesterday.
. POET OF PHILADELPHIA.
•r..£° reiSE ?E?. coastw “ e "rivals Tor the month of
138,1 aS 00m P* re( i with the same period
■ 1861. 1883.
. For. Coast. Total. For. Coast. Total.
£>nips.* Tl o 3 o
Barks 10 i 3 23 10 6 is
Brigs 18 23 41 15 12 07
Schooners.. 6 389 374 9 319 253
|i°oP> - 348 348 347 347
Steamers. 40 40 43
Barges -1« is _ j, ~
80at5......; jw . _2M _
T0ta1...;. 34 1083 1097 37 . 1041 Iml
, mahine miscellany.
bbip wm Singer* Oapt Farley, sailed from Hull
10 £“V or York, was spoken Nov 16, In lat 49
i°'*o“ f. and has not been heard of since. The W
? » re<11,149 tona i Alii,was built at Thomaston
in 1866, from which port she hails. WQ
NAVAIi
P O C E S^B?at!?x E c^d F iS^ O ? f Y 0 4 PO01 '
sure, and equal In every respect to aur tltpS? 4 ;
ForeiptorAmericaaprodncfloS.
assortments to suit purchasers IuIS and
Alsto, a brand of tie above Thread esnreasiv
Sewine Machines. * y r
CHABUESAMOBY, Tb„ &00.,
-SBidiirtQ Assure,
No 205 Ghnrch Aliev,
Philadelphia.
DR. SCOTT’S ~CVT
SSgSp . LIVERY STABLES,
xor ■ avenge,. between Buttonwood and iNorue
No streets, Philadelphia.
tait»etL ° °? n in J nre another will be ad
ls taken awiv n. f 1 ’ 11 before a Hors* leaves or
anee.eratii.; OamSfr'-S reoßtTe medical attend
ee* hire. New cnsSS^,-.^ a * 0 , nB a ' n< * Saddle Horses
•ful)U_iequestett Bae are most respect
er»(iewbwteaihii>ayhssnti tBfcre ?!». Terms niod-
. i.. ■■ —i —■“ tefu-:hns'
Pf§Csr?e®^ :: 7iiS Sf^^o^PiioyEK.
ur*aa«ed &nd disinfected at Wall
1 ; : ' '•- 7 - Mtumfeot^r^lfSon;
Ool<J.~»-n. “Sr.u iS??***.
. «•»***»»**
•"■*«* ■ : K»19) 7WM'i kU»y
BPEOTAXiKOTIC!E3-
> pitwppwTH yABD, BOUNTY FUNH/
J the Executivepommittes
i Km on-FridayeVdning, hodse core
1 ner of Twentieth and Coates streets, n was an
; nonncedThat four hundred and eleven men had
1 received the ward bounty and been, duly credited
1 About two hundred and fifty "men are yet needed
to fill the quo’a, to pay whom will require only
; two thousand dollars in addition to the funds now
’in hand.. V - -/ V” ,/ . ' \'--
• An earnest is tnose cltizsns
i of the Ward who have not contributed In propor.
: tion to their means and liability. It is idle to sty
that yon have hot been called vpon, &c. The gen
tlemen who havA undertaken the of col leet
ing, had devoted night' after,night,forman.v wpeks
to this Unpalatable and thankless' task. 11l tnaily
cases they have been unable, after repea'ed efforts,
to see the parties cailed tipon. Others, on being
visited, have promised a consideration oi the sub
ject, and deferred contributing until some as
surance of final success should be given them.
When they: now learn that'ihorejthan: tvrenty
five thonsand dollars have been -• collected from
a portion of their fellow-citizens, and that but two
thonsand dollars is wanted, will they not esteem
it a privilege to be sought after, to tender to the
collectors their quota of the small remaining sum
requisite to iree themselves "and families from
further anxiety. can be sent to the
(Olleriors of the several precincts at their resi
dences, to Mr. Thos. W T . Price, Chairman of Com
mittee, 5(!fl Minor Streep or to Mr. Thomas Potter,
Treasurer, 229 Arch street. Promptif'nde is
urgently solicited, so that the name of every
contributor and-the-amount,of his - qontribution
sball :.nppenr?.in ihe'talp^abetidal. list’ to: be' pub:
fished by the committee on the.coriclusioh of thoir
labors.
The Committee and Collectors will meet again
it the sam^ -place, oa TUESDAY- next.. March
Jst, at 8 o’clock P. Jfff.- The oitizeus of-the ward
are invited to be present. '
THOMAS M T . PEIOE, Chairman.
Q. A. Hqffmak, Secretary. .. fe27-2t}
THE Ward BOUNTIES—A meeting
l JkS...o{,tpe delegate^appointed for the purpose of
equalizing the ’Wnfji beauties will’be raid 46 the
rooms of the Board of; Trade,' on; TUESDAY
EVENING.NEXT,- March Ist, at>6 o’ clock.
Dullness of importaucewill be brought beforatho
meiting, and a general, attendance of the delegates
trom all the Wards'ls earnestly’requested. ‘By
orderof the President. ,
DA KIEL STEINMETZ, President.
Jonx K. Yalkxtixk, Secretray. ie29 3t{
<rs=. Hoaur.OPATHio medio ad uod-
LLsJtEGE OF PENNSYEVAhIA,—The Sti
teenth Annual Commencement fur conferring De
grees will bs held in the Musical Fund Hull, LO •
COST.Street, on WEDNESDAY, Mardhad, at 13
at. ■■■■■■■ • •
/Valedictory Address by H, N. Guernsey,M.D.',
lTole.-sov of Obstetrics. The public arc inyltcd to
atbud.
feSMlt*
S. S. BROOKS, MD., Dein.
yap* OFFICE Ok' THE WARDENS FOR
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA. us
WAI.NVT street— Tim.AnKi.VHfA, Feb -it, 1564.
NOTlCE—Messrs. Wnt Cramp & Son having
mad* application for a license to imorore their
I'lrratlfetaiity i'ilmer. sire* t, o» tie Vekneare, action
on sa a application vrlll be taken by the Board of
Wardens on MONDAY. March 7, 1061. *
CHARLES S. WAYNE,
Master Warden,
Port of Philadelphia;
ffsr sti
Y=jy».\- PHILADELPHIA, FEB 36, 1651—The
COMPANY, of Michigan, un 4 er its Articles ol
Association, trill be held at Sh! WALNUT street
Philadelphia, on TUESDAY, the fltteenth day of
March, 1861. at IP, 5L j
fe26,tmhlsj ISRAEL MORRIS,
_ IT. P. JENKS,
Teo of the Associates of said Corporation.
%"=» PHILADELPHIA, FEB. is, 1851.
Th. First Meeting of the OSAGE MINING
COMPANY OF MICHIGAN, .under its Articles
of Association,-will be held at 338 WALNUT
strett, Philadelphia, on TUESDAY; the 13th
day of March, 1861, at 5 P. M.
- CHAS. W. TROTTER,
v GEORGE R. OAT.
f»3CtmhiSt Two Associates of said Corporation.
AND READING
Lks Rallroirl Company, Office 217 Sooth Fonrtb
Street. September. 3, 1683.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The following named
persons are anti lied to a Dividend on the common
3'ock of this Company. Tho residence of severai
of them Is unknown, and It is therefore necessary
that the Certificates of Stock should be presented
m calling for the Dividend. ,
S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
ETOCEBOlmzna’. KAK2R. -
Timothy.C. Boyle, Henry B. Sherer,
S. Lancaster, Andrew Turner,
John Mclntyre, Mrs. Rebecca Ulrich
Benjamin. F. Newport. •fc-HJ.tf^
ye* office city bounty fund oom-
A 3 miSSION, No. 413 PRUNE street, De
cember 29, 1663.
Warrants for the City Bounty (two hundred and
Gfty dollars)' will be issued to all new recruits for
old regiments, credited to the quota.of Philadel
phia on .the coming draft.
Muster rolls, certified by proper mustering on.
cers, must be sent to the office of the Commission
one day previous to the issuing of the warrants.
Officers mutt accompany and vouch lor their
men when the warrants are delivered.
Philadelphia soldier® re-enlisting In the field will
receive their warrants a 3 soon as certified copies of
the muster-in-rolls are furnished to the Commis
sion by the Adjutant-General of the State.
Men enlisied in Col. McLsan’s Regiment(lßM
Pennsylvania Volunteers), will receive the bounty
In companies when duly mustered Into the U. S.
esrvice, and credited to the quoia of the city.
The Commission sits daily from 3 ;oSP. M.,
during which house only warrants are delivered.
These warrants are cashed on presentation at the
office of the City Treasurer, Girard Bank.
By order of the Commission. - -
jal-tf, - SAMUEL C. DAWSON. Sec’y.
Mr* OFFICE CITY BOUNTY FUND OOM-
IkS" MISSION, No. 412 PRUNE Street, Phila
delphia, December.lS, JSB3. •
The Commission tor the.' ayment of the City
Bounty are now prepared to receive and adjust
the claims of all new recruits in old regiments.
Dntl further notice, the Commission will sit
daily from 3 to 5 P. M.
Bounties will be paid to those only whose names
are borne on rolls Tarnished to the Commission by
the Assistant Provost Marshal-General, or the
United States Mustering Officer for Philadelphia.
Claimants for the bounty must he vouched for
by a responsible United States Officer. Officers
will bring their men to the office in squads for the
purpose.
InA fewdays notice will be given when and how
recruits in new organizations and veterans re-ch
listing.in the field can receive their bonnty.
By Older of the Commission. •
jal-tf SAMUEL C. DAWSON, Secretary.
WlC=» OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA BA IT,.
I*3 ROAD COMPANY, PiCLS.DEX.rniA, Feb
ruary 15, 1554 .
NOTICE TO. STOCKHOLDERS.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held
on MONDAY, the Seventh day of March, IEC), at
the Office of the Company, No. 23S Sonth TRIED
Street. The polls will be open from ten o’clock
A. M., until six o’clock P. M.
No share or shares transferred within Sixtvdars
preceding the election will entitle the bolder or
holders thtreof to vote.
fel7-tmh7
.Vy- PiTTSBUKG H, POET WAYNE AND
CHICAGORAILWAY COMPANY. Office
ici, cre{ary ’ FJTtbbubgh, . Pa., February
4-ill | IcVta
The annual meeting of the Stock and Bondhold
ers cf this Company, for the Election of Directors,
and such other business as may come before it, will
- at the Office ofsaid 'Company, in the city
orPITTSBURGH,on the THIRD WEDNESDAY
of MARCH, A. 11. !£<a,>tiu A. M. .
The Stock and Transfer*Books of the Company,
at theix Office in the city of Pittsburgh, and at thesr
Transfer Agency in the city of New York, will be
clOßede&the Ist day of March, at3o’clock, P.M ,
aud remain dosed until the 17th day of March
thereafter. W. H. BARNES,
fe!stmai7 Secretary.
THE WORLD OF FACT AND FANCY.
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families, under the care of. The Ladies’ Union
Association, by EISOCH H. SUPPLED, atH-in.
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March Ist, at S o’clock. Tickets *23 cents. For
«tle at the Association R00m5,537 North EIGHTH
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MINING •.COMPANY OF
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Harry l. carpenter is -this day
admitted to an interest in our business.
W.'A F. CARPENTER, Tailors,
„ 825 Chestnut street.
Pbila. , Feb, l, 1664., ; fel-tm*
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-Mr
ventTila-
Broads,'Half^wura’ 1 T°“P<h». ilkvuas Lonr-Hat
Mt*-thT». ouT-T’ a £l a ' Band», atoTTdheap
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JOR.gALE AXD TaXET.
fPI Properties “ ost deslra - blo
UUe6tnutßtreer ? t ln a ’ Bitaa -teii oa
Etreets. tot ldb'|jy?i^ I Hrin2. s iifi at^“ d Fortieth
stable, tirbo™e, &c. ’ Ss?de^t» b ?^' 6r,oK
Sitnard. •-Ehquto%^.Vr s S e ?, c « ° f „ tb B late J. M.
South Fourth street, o"r J ’ t E -«S?w?’t> No ‘ 154
Market street. ” ’ . or ; ?.-.,>INNAED, V 207
' fea9.c,t» ,
3*“'-?£ife p .ss;
pols.li GemiaSowi *; b “^ ? pUr *
JQS. KING-, Conveyancer, ’"
- streetj Germantown., ,
ieqo'-Gt*
f§9} nrSS.fHSSik.—.ail that conveniently located
A with, the ample'grehhds thereto
MrSfrfrtJ. tI 003 ;* oil the Tipper side .of "Waster.
?*I?iJ/U;i r «¥? y ' B . lane * adjoining the Germantown.
s^rfJo a< *-tj s Station, and opposite;, Wister’s
wooes. ±±ouse;has all the modern improvements
J?T g $’******•'**•• I-ot: t« by v3lB feat-0,
inches to Jeflerson street,, on whli?h is a stable and
coach.house. WelLjaiidj, hydrant -water on the
premisesi ; A. CI*A&K, ; Attorney
or A. G. STOUT, Conveyancer, 42d
>yaintit,sw,-second floor. • v fe2? r s, .
M-TO KENT.—>I beadtittllly situated COUN
TRY RESIDENCE, with coach house, sta
ble and garden, within threes minutes walk or
Wissmoming station, on the Trenton Hailrdact
teven mi.es from the city. Apply at 717'Walnut
street.•- -is .
Mo COUNTRY PEACE—FOB'
SALE—Coataining 13 acres ot Laud,' high
and. beaut dully, located, with doable stone Resi
dence, jyith every city convenience, stable and car-
chickea-honse, hot-beds,
Ac., situate.within 12 minutes walk from Abine
tonstation, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad '
Standard and Garden, Fruits in great vatietv JT
SI. GUM3IEY : A SONS, S 3 Walnut street *
® WALNUT STREET—FOR SAGE—A
THREE-STORY BRICKDW CLUNG, on
West vvainiit street,-modern'conveniences * An
-15‘7 ,O CURTIS A-SON, Beat Estate Bro
kers, 133CWaltntt ttreet. /"a ..
#g HKOR SALE—An ele
nuts gnnt brick Residence, 35 feet front, with
double,back buildings, bmlt and finished throh''h
outin the very be.tmauner,.furnished with every
con veil len le ■ce and improvement, and in complete
order, with lot 137 feet deep to a street; situate on
tie south side of ARCH street, west of Brood
street. J. M.; GUBXSIEY A SONS. 503 Walunt
street.
4SS WEST PUILAOELPHIA.—FOR SALE.
l£t—A. handsome modem double Residence, with
pjirlor* librarj* two kitchens oa
t>e first* floor, built in a superior manner, - fur-
Bishrd.yitli every • convenience. and surrounded
•witu lnie shade and choice evergreen and frait
trees, shrubbery, tc., with lot of ground, lOOfeet
front by 215 deep, and supplied with excellent
spring wa’er, situate on Chestnut, between Thir
and Fortieth street*. J. JT. GOSHEI
A SONS, sl)a Walnut street. •—le27 -
|g- GERMANTOWN—FOR SAuE-Ahand
lH.some double modern Residence, stable and
carriage-bon*e, acd large lot of ground, Hu feet
frontby 237 feet deep, situate on Shoemaker's
Lane, three minutes eau of railroad stuton. Is
funhhed with every city convenience, eic-lien
spridg water, nicely shaded, and surrounded with
an abundance of Hie choicest shrubbery. J II
GUMMEY A SONS, 5b Walnut .treat.
MJOli SALE—The Property on Sihool
House Lane, fronting eight hundred and
Iglit (S3DI feet on said Lane, and extending nearly
one-third of a mile to the Wisiabickon, with front
on that stream. Containing thirty (Jn) acres, wlih
nnmerous desirable sites for Country Seats, five
minutes walkfrcmtheßailrotd Depot, am twenty
minutes walk from the tfity. Apply to CHARLES
H. MUIRKEID. No.aasSonth SIXTHst. fiO-Cat
MEOR SALE.—Tne PARII known as
“LINDEN,” containing aboutst acres, in
Cheltenham Township, Montgomery Coauty, west
side of Old York Turnpike, at the eight mile stone,
within' en minute* Walk of either "Chelten
Hills” or “York Road” stations, on the North
Pennsylvania Railroad'.
The Improvements consist of. a Large Stone
Dwelling House (newly roofed), containing 11
rooms; piazza front, excellent water, large ice
ouse filled, large stone bam, modern style, with
>'abling for 3horses and. C cows: stone carriage
hours, corn cnb* and granary over, Ac.
The land is nearly all tillable and in an excellent
state of cultivation. The delightful situation or
this place, its proximity to the city, and many of
the moslbeautirnl-country seats fit the neighbor
hood cf Philade'pbia, render it very at ractive.
Communication with the city is had almost hourly
by the North Pcsn-vlvanis Railroad- Apply to
, CHAS. H. MUtRHEtD.
IcSC-UOt No. 2nj South SIX fH street.
A FOR SALE.—The haudsume ibree-storv
Ei. DWELLING, uih TENTH street
baa three.siory hack buildings, modern -mprov*-
ments, large yard, with choice fruit, Ac.; lot 13
by about ilo feel to back street. Immediate pos
seoion. Only a small: part in cash r*quired.
Apply to G. WASHINGTON POWELL, Con
veyanctr, S. W. corner TENTH and-SOUTH
tlteeu. ,
ffS FOR SALE—GEhMANTOWN PRO-
S3. PERTT within live minutes wttikof Day’.
Lane Station. A- well bnllt Stone Mansion wltb
all the modern improvements, 1;C acres of gronnd.
An abnnoance of shade and fruit trees. Good
stable, wells, ic. Apply to JUSTICE i BATE
MAN, I'N South FRONT street. r«t2-Im*
Mfor sale, ok exchange for city
PROPERTY. A baudsome Conut y S at
and wril-improved Farm of SO acre*. .Ii is one of
the most desirable ptopertiea ever offered 10.- sale.
Will be sold with or without stack and furn-ture.
No money required- Inimediav possession given.
For full particulars, apply ta J. M.GUMMEY i
SONS, i»IS WALNUT street. fe-il lml
<B ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOB
ffitg SAl.K—About eight miles from city; Railroad
depot half a mile from the premises; convenient,
also, tochurciies and schools. For healthiness and
beauty of situation, as well as surronnaio-ad van
tages. ibis property is unsurpassed in the suburbs
of Philadelphia. The large mansion (commanding
line views of the river Delaware) is of brown
suns, built and finished without regard to cost,
and replete w-ith air the modern conveniences for
both summer and mater. The gronnd comprises
23 acres, beautifully laid out and ornamented with
a great variety of fruit trees and siiruos. A large
garden with abundance of fruit. On the premise,
are also erected a gardener's cottage, lodge,
orchard house, green house,' conservatory, and
very extensive stabling, no expense whatever hav.
ins been spared to make this in all respecis a first
class residence. t
Apply to . O. H. MUIRHEID,
jae9-30t5 No. 203 South Sixth street.
a COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM. FOR ffi»
SALE—Containing fllty-firo ceres, w?
handsomely situated in Cheltenham tiWniSp!
Montgomery county, Pennsylvania,- about e-gc
miles from the city and one and a-half from Yorl
Hood Station, on- the North Pennsylvsnia Rati
road. The buildings are nearly new, substantia’
and well calculated for a winter or summer resi
dence. Apply to O. H. KUIRHEID, Ne. 03)
South SISxH street, Philadelphia. - ee'.O-Ci
*FOR SALE—House on SPRUCE street,
near Thirteenth street, with stable, ic. Also,
one on SPRUCE street, near Twelfth street. Ap.
ply to C. H. MUIRHEID,
fel2 30t§ 003 South Sixth street.
«§ JORSALE —A COUNTRY SEAT on the
rs. Birmingham road, about three miles south of
est Chester, in Chester county, Pa , beautifully
located on Osbourn 1 8 Hill, near the Brandywine.
The House is modern, built in cottage style, aud of
commodious size. Water introduced from a by.
drauho ram. Ice House, Barn, ic., attached.
The tract contains 40 acres of land, well supplied
with fruit and large shade trees The property is
near the summer residences of Isaac Norris, the
late Henry Pepper, deceased, Wm Parker Foulke
and Samuel J. Sharpless, Phils, lelphia.
Apply to CHARLES RHOADS,
fe*H-12t# No. 36 S.. Seventh street, Philo.
JPRIVATJS SALE.—TIie subscriber will
Bell all or a port ot Mb FARM, containing
&bont6o acres of tlrst-rato -land, in a high suite or
cultivation, eligibly and beautilully sitaa'ed, in
Lower Sierion township, Montgomery county,
Fa., near the ninth \nile stone on the Philadelphia
.and Lancaster turnpike road, opposite and near
to the' Whitehall station, on' the Pennsylvania
Railroad; also near the Bosemoat station, abounds
with fine building sites, and is well aud favorably
known as Arthur's Boarding House.
Apply to “ CHARLES J. ARTHUR,
On lha premises.
Or J. G. HENDERSON,
At West Haverford,Post office,
Delawareoouutv- Pa
FOR SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT, with
Bj^ftirty,acres jot Land,, near Lin wood Station,ori
the Baltimore Railroad,' Eighteen miles from
Philadelphia, -'■■■• ... ,
The house commands an- extensiveview of the
Delaware river, about -a mile Oistan'. About
seven acres of the land areadmirably suited for a
vineyard.
v. Apply to OHAS. H. MUIRHEID,
tKjG South Sixth street,
or to* JONATHAN GUEST, on, the premises.
Inquire at Linwood Station Post Office, Dels wan
sonnty, Penn'a., which is. ten minutes walk from
; the place. . ; . . feti 3tfts .
DESIRABLE STABLE TO LET, a th»
neighborhood of Tenth, and .Walnut strefta
Three stalls, •with every, convenience. Apply at
street- ■ deil-tf
SOMMER RESIDKNOB.TO BE; LET.—
A Farm of 40 acres,-Mans-ioa.^House oftwelve
rooms, Tenaut House, id , accessible by. two
railroads. Apply to J, 11. CURTIS & SQN, Real
Estate wrokeis, 43SWalBut street. . . IB2J
FOB SALE AND TO T.TCT.
M.; -ISLEUANT . IOUNTUY SEAT —wvs
E ~°v, n l ? e BBfSTOETUENPIKE^eS
nuimes-burg about eight miles from Philadelphia,
■my accessible by steimhat and railroid. coa-'
venicnt also to: churches and scbooli; ?
ari ? beamy of situation, as well aaj
surrounding advantages, thisproperty isunsur.'
passed in the suburbs of Philadelphia . • - 7“ *
T? J 1 brown ® tone > commanding
r;?® T l lbe Delaware Biyei\ bmlt and fin?
3S ;
abundance of fruit, orchard & c . 66 wlttl
On iha premises me-alro erected a gardener’s
cottage, Lodge. Orchard-honse, Greem-house-
Conservatory. gas bouse and extrasire
?esuec P tsS flrs? Vi , 6 P ared ,0 muke tbS ii tdi
respects a first-class residence. Applyto
‘ fi „ O. H. MUIBHEID,
Nov»3 South Sixth street.
fe2o-Sotl
Hi rfVoo? AL^."7i l<JU § EN °-1818 WA.tII4fI.CE
ifll modall W h«m^f ? ? ti?ry ' donb,e ' baTck 1 bhua
mge, ..ana.Bll. modem improyementa, v-AVill lu>
JAWKET P TTB S ?r P H S\&- o)'to p!'
■IAWNEY, Wo. 16 N. Delaware a.yeane. n-l"! 6t*
BOARDING hOUST-’, OR
iflS.»^S, L w PRO T PEIITY r-oii siLE.ISuxSS
in Northern. New Jersey, within a few hours'ride
by YaiJroad from Philadelphia- ana - New York
hundred b “J lt ' an d will accommodate one
«!y -guests, parlor, dinmg-roomsi
ball-room, kitchens, bar-room, dry cellars, vaults
!e^ n^a^ h 0 eS - *y«« sta blof and Nacres‘of
land, .cm .which is a fine spring, a lake, -and a
bearing orchard., Possrssion immediately
Apply to A. P. A J. H. MORRIS
fe-->7-3t mbs&l2.2h> i 916 Arch street. .
M resi
.HENCE for sale orrent—containin”- modern
sllnalion CHELTON Avfnue.near
Green street, three minutes walk to the Railroad
Depot; lot S0 t by IGO feet. Dow for ca*h, of mort
page. and part cash. Apply to B. D Dmfstroth,
-2of WestDogan.Square. felQ.iv '
al'ClK SaLE,—LUNG BKiNUE —THE
premises at Eone Branch, belonging to the
Estate of J. I) . BEERS, deceased, consisting
of Are acres ofchoicc.l.-ind, a newly-furnishn-J
house, good hath, stables, a#d out-houses, af
foroingrgood accommodations for a Jarge family
The premises can be examined on application at
the honse. Price S 10,000. For further inlbr-‘
mation, apply to >
. ; ' LEWIS CURTIS. Executor,
fr 23 tu,s.?t* 130 Duane Street, New -York,
<§ AND DWELLING TUBtS LET,
BSL 205 South .NINTH street, neatly altered, and
low being putin tnorough repair. An excelieut
location for an Ice Cream saloon, Dry Goods store.
Apply to J. H. CURTIS A SON, Real Estate
Brokers, 433 WALNUT street. ,tci»7
tfjj FOR SALE—Modern Dwelling House,
Mx No. 19 Woodland Terrace, West Philade 1 -
phia* repute with eveyy convenience. Apply to
■ MOSS, Broker,
Jagltfi * 219 Dock street.
TO LET.'—Large and smalt ROOM.*, up stairs,
fil‘l and rtU CHESTNUT street. ferj-tf ;
LhiliAL iS OTIC to.
X%) lI.LIAM HUNEIX vs. IS iRF.T.t.a YIR,
GIISIA MON ELL.—Court of Common
Pleas, December Term, 1863; No. 2. in divorce.
AncLucfw, February 20, ISSI, th 9 report of tbe
Examiner having been ilieioa motion of Daniel
Dougherty, attorney for libellant, rule granted on
respondent to show causa why a divorce from the
bends o! matrimony should not be decreed—re.
tunable Saturday March sth, IS6*.
ISABELLA MRGINIA MONELL respon
dent—Please take notice of above rule.
■ - . DANIEL DOUGHERTY,
fet?3,tn AtVy forLibelLant.
TCI OTlCE.—Letters Testamentarv to the £sti •
of JOHN BROOK, deceased,* having bean
granted to the undensUneii, ad persons indebted to
tbt Fstate, are requested to make payment, and
those having dsimsagainst said Estate to pn s >'i*
them to J P. BROCK, B. S BROOK. Execu
tors, No. 23S South THIRD street. fel^tu-bt*
SUMMON S IN PARTITION The S&eriff 11
directedto publish she following order.
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Ciiycnd County of Pkiladelphin, S 3.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to th»
Sheriff of Philadelphia County, greeting:
If William D3rlia;ioa t Administrator d& bcm*
non cum testaznento annexo of the H-st w4ll
testament of Elizabeth Baldwin, deceased, make
you secure of pro-ecuting his claim, then we com.
mand you that you summon by good and lawful
tommoners, Sai&h S. Barnes, (Th&rles SI. Tyson
and’Lydia Ann hi* wife, in right of the said Lydia
Ann, Jonathan I). Barnes, Samuel B- Cope. OIi«
rer Cope, Late of rour county, so that they be
appear before our Judges at Philadelphia, at our
Court of Common Pleas for the City and County
of Philadelphia, there to he held the* first SION.
BAY of March next, to show wherefore wceres*
they, the said Demandant and the said Defendant
together and undivided do hold oil that lot or piece
of ground with the buildings thereon erected,situ,
ate on the north side of Chestnut street, in the city
of Philadelphia: containing m breadth on the said
Chestnut street fourteen feet, tnd in length oi
depth fifty feet; bounded northward by ground
formerly of John Bar, and afterwards of the heir*
of John Speel, deceased, eastward by Strawberry
alley, southward by the said Chestnut street, acd
westward wi«h the shop and grouud sometime ic
the.tenureol Isaac "Warren and afterwards be
longing to Samuel Barnes, cr howsoever else the
same is or of right ought ro be butted and bounded*
with the appurtenances. Being the same premise*
which Samuel E. Howell and wife, by indenture
dared the twenty-first day of Kay, A. D. islG, re.
corded a? Philadelphia, in Deed Book M. R., No.
9, page3o l. Ac., granted and conveyeuto Samuel
Barnes and Elizabeth Lawrence, widow of
Thomas Lawrence iu fee as tenants in
common and no; ts joint heirs,
the' same Defendant partition thereof between
tote made (according to the laws and cus
toms of this Common wealth in such ca*e made and
provided), do gainsay aud the same to be done de
not permit, very unjustly and. against the same
laws and customs (as it i& said,) &e.
And have you then there the names of those
Summonexannd this writ- -
Witness the Honorable OSWALD THOMPSON,
President of onr said Court at Philadelphia, the
twenty.third day ol January, in the jfltar clour
Lerd one thousand eight hundred aud sixty-four.
jL. S, i of the Court O. P. and duly stamp.
* » ed according to Act of Congress.
j€23-6w) T. O. WEBB, Pro Prothonotary.
ViTY OBDIaV^NCE.
(CLERK’S OFFICE COMMON COUNCIL—
J PiaiasELTEJi, February v iol
in accordance vriiba'resolution adopted by the
Common Council of the City of Philadelphia, on
THURSDAY theith inst, tbeannexedbiil entitled
• »An Ordisani c to Authorize an Additional Loan
to aid the. Enlistment of Volunteers, ’ ’ is hereby
published for publicinformation.
WM F. SMALL,
Clerk of Common Council.
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE AN AD
DITIONAL LOAN TO AID THE ENLIST
MENT OF VOLUNTEERS.
ttectioh 1 The Select and Common Councils oi
the City of Philadelphia, do ordain: That the
Mayor bo and hois hereby authorized to borrow on
the credit of the city from time to time, as may be
required by the Cr.y Treasurer, such sums of
money as may he required to aid the enlistment of
Volunteers for the service of the United States,_not
exceeding in the whole ihe sum of Two Million,
Dollars, lor whmh interest, not to
eiceed at the rale of six per cent,
per annum, shall be paid half-yearly, on
the erst days of July aud January, at the office oi
the City Tieasnrer. The principal of said loan
shall be payable and paid attheespiratkm oi thirty
years from the dam cf the tame, and not before
without the consent of holders thereof, and cer
tificates therefor, in the usual form cf such certifi
cates of City Loans, shall be i> sued in such amount
as the lenders may require, bet not for any frac
tional part O! one hundred dollars, for irequired
In amounts of five hundred or one thousand dol
lars, audit shall be expressed m said certificates
the said loan therein mentioned, and the interest
thereof are payable free from all maes.
Sxo. 2. Whenever any loan shall be m-de by
virtue hereof, there shall be, by force of this ordi
nance, annually appropriated out of n-e income of
’’the corporate estates, and from the sum rais-dby
taxation, a sum sufficient to pay tne ljwrest on
Mid certificates: and the further sum cf three
tenths ofone per cent, on the par value of such
certificates o Wed shall be appropnated quar
forlv out of th® income and taxes, to a sinking
fund which lurid and its accumulation are hereby
smaS’flcally pledged for the redemption and pay.
mentofetddeertificates
EESOI-OTION
Authorizing the Olelk to publish the Ordinance.
That the Clerk ol Common Council he
authorized to publish in two daily newspajers of
this City; daily for tour weeks, the Ordinance pre
sented to Common ..Council at a stated meeting
thereof, held on.the4th. day ot February, lgo4, en
titpd i “'An Ordinance to Authorize an, Additional
Lean to aid the. Enlistment of Volunteers,” and
the eaifi Clerk, at the stated meeting of Councils,
next after the expiration of four weeks from the
skid publication, p-eseut to Councils one ol
each of said .newspapers for every day iu' which
the same shall have been.made, *, ies-4w{ '
" . ...: ,v , i PIANOS, £O.
"AN of the beet
■BPgiEEWjtfe'wTforkJihd Philadelphia Manu-
JT: I'l fcf fftemring.from S*rs •
Also, 'MELOBKi )NS, Harmouinm# and Oablhet
Organs. >233 i3omh FIFTH street, ar thawew
Stow, a few dcbr6 below Walnut. P. SOHUXiER
& OO* teir-3m
BEAL ESTATE 3 AT.F.a
• «aL G'ETERS, ceceascd 4 jaws’* a
i FREEMAN,;AucilonetlTAtJnderantfmZrJ^A'
' Oi pfiins T inoiin\ and County
T ff'hhiM. TCiH besoK a'pubhc sale, oa WEDNPS
I propsr, >' of J *°°»
i tijeiy iTbailt 8 w a ,sfT., Snbita,l ? ial dwelling, ea
' ttbd occ U i ) i t d b bv h?m o , W ? er *? rhis own usi,
‘ever, imtlt. Dy Elm nnt d his' decease - ■
.every improvement. and.modem addition ml&l
I BLESandLOT,WOODSTREFT °°an’ )_STA
iain lot of ground. With ih?K E^~ Ail tUlt cer
provemen's thereon crfctet! I \it >^f dIU ' ;S , aud ilu
i side Of "Wood street, -Sefnnm£* 0,1 ~ Ue Norm ■
eastward from Twenty. a P u 'n.t 84 feet
extending northward iitvT.ht^S^ 0 , 115 ' ' *ence
street 54 feet; then ex wesiwa- V , sa!tl Wo:)d
Wood street’B4 fe“rto Twmty-StS e i?; ,,d saW
?w^s»iis«aaNWßspS
ft-et 7)4 inches to Wood, street: theum weftwi-d
along Wood street US feet 10« inches to the mice
srffjJect ,0 ‘he payment of a certain
to“the? rh? - am ,°} S - 4 ' J lawful moimy,
LW,i ,"i Vi,a , thL f,to use > I‘bcrty and privilege of
an -wide outlet or passage wayr-and.mtwn
ano'oeenpiers ih'eieir’
messnageand lot ofgtounTon tte
side of Edwin street, 70 leet u>' mtC'2, /'
Poplar street, in the “ty “f pl^'
4 i tv. t , ; c: C „ 0 v- <lU,s ia front U leet, and in''eoth
Snbject to ,he payme.t of a ground rent
SSKfBS,»3SKS-ss
of ground, wlh* the three-story brick Hotel
stojy blick office, nine three-story brick dweUing
houses, brick stable, car house, and one-story franie
tl ' c .l ) thereon erectci.situate in the Twentieth Ward
™ 01 , Philadelphia, beginning at the S. W.
and Bulge avenue, thence
extending westward along the south side of said
Ui. aid avenue I'll feet by, inches to the east line of
?, r -£ et > thence southward along the east aide of
said rath street 171 feetSjj inches, thence eastward
on a line parallel with said tiirard avenue 76 feet 2 v
u.Qhes. thencc northeastward on a line parallel
withGinnodo (late fieorge) tr«t i 7 feel dy inches,
thei ce further northeastward 71 feet !>■; inches
thence southeastward on a line at right anefes to
said Gituodo -treet, 42 feet 6*J inches to the°north
west line oi said Ginhodo street, thence norlh
eastwaid along the line of said Ginnodo street 13
feot, thence nordiwe.-tward on s line atrightaneles
to said Ginnodo street, 7S feet 1;( inches, thence
uoruieastward on a line at right angles to said
Bulge avenue 100 feet 2 1; inches, to the southwest
line of said Kidge avenue, and thence northwest
ward along the south westside of said Kidge avenue
to feet iU)i inches to said Girard avenue and place
of beginning:’ subject to the pa.menl oT the said
je riy ground rent or sum ots.’ol 25.
1 he abo\«property will be dtrid-d and sold in
the following manner, viz: A. All that valuable
three-tlcrj brick Hotel and the lot ol ground, at the
t-. w. coiuerot Guard and P.idge avenues-oj leet
!t « in.-tea ou Ridge avenue, G 2 feet 3k inches oa
Girard avenue; being 22 feet 3* inches deep on a
line at right angles with Giraid uvenne, and 100
f«st =, in, h deep on aline atriehtangles vfUuHides
aTenue. Clear of incnmbmnce. .
B. Th» valuable lot ot ground, with two-story
buck office, pine three-suiry brick dwelling?,
oiiek i table, car house, and one-storv frame sh -d
thereon, adjoining the coots on Girsrd'avenue,
cyn.aining along ths same iCI feet Sji inches to
Ainettenthstreet, 1 7 1 f-tt ti;, inches along X ne-
Tcenth -treat, inence 76 feet 2 V inches at right
sogl-. s to Nineteenth Btreet, theuce par.Uel to
Giuvodo street 47Ieet2.a inches, thenceeastwirdly
71 feel 91- inches, th, a-;=at right angles to Ginnodo
Stiac! 4: leet 6\ inches io Ginnodo .street, ilieuce
along the ssme 13 feet, thence at right angles vnth
the same 73 .eet 1?, inches, thence at right ac-les
with Giiaid avaiue 62 1-et3h inches to.Girard
avenue. Snt.ject to 5,257 25 ground rent.
\£vo. S.— t No. v, in the order or Court)—GEN
-1 EEL DW.tJ.XING, RIDGE Avenue.—aii th .%
cettsiu :Lrf’e»stoiy brick moasnage or tenement,
an«i lot or piece ot ground s-tuate on the s. \V. side
oi'Kidge iiTtutie, ;u rhe distance of 25 feet lu}£
inches south! astward fiom the south sice of Girard
avenue in the -Atli Ward of the city of Philadcl
ph::*; containing iu front on Ridge avenue 17 feet
u, : i i* ch* s, and extending in depth south westward
o; tfcnt width at right angles to said Ridge avenue
bu the N. W. jine ioo feet 2 3 , inches, and on rae S.
E. line i/5 l« et l inches £ "
No G. iNo. aTn the order of Conr:}, GENTEEL
DWELL NG A!-JOINING. —All that .ertiin
Thiee-siory crick messuage or tenement and lot or
piece cl groudv;. situate on the S. W. side of Ridge
avenue, a: the di t&nce of -33 feet 5 inches south-
ta-t'KTirti irour ihe sonta side of Girard avenue, in
the T\x*rntii?:h Ward tT the City ot PnifidelphuL,
in f 4 ont eu i su'd Ridre avenue, is feet
and extending iu depth south west vard
ci atiightaiLgiestosaid ii dge avenue
on the N. W. line, SS feet iuclies, and on the S.
h Vo feet::inches.
4in the order of CooTt) DWELTz
-IKG. Smith Shop,and stables,Giunudo and Nine
teenth sts. a ]rente—All that certaiu lot or piece of
groubd with the three-story brick dwelling nouse,
brick stable, aud brick smith shop ihereou erected,
situate in the Twentieth Ward ol the City ol .Phi
ladelphia. Beginning at a point in the north
line ei Ginnodo date George) street,at ihe distance
oil So feet 6% inches northeast from, the esse side of
Nineteenth street, thence north west on a
line at right jingles io sa.d Gihdodo street oti feet
3*; incEes, thence northea-t id feet 11. V iuches to a
point, thence westward on a line at right angles to
said Nineteenth street, Ul feet a.i» inches tt) the eas
line of said Nineteenth street, thence northward
along the « a>t side of Nineteenth street 3d feet.'
tbeuue rastv. ard cn a line at right angles to said
Nineteenth sTre: 76 feet inches to a point,
thpnce southeast on aline at right angles to said
Gmnodo sirt-t t 76 fi-e* iu hes to* the northwest
side of Giunudo sir t>r, tneuce southwest along tho
«ame*»vS-itet to ’-he place of beginning. * Subject to
the payment cf exouna rent or sum of 515.-
No. d. (No. sin the order of Court ) 5 SMALiI*
DWILIAaGS, SKICIC SHOP, &c , Ginnodo
street, Twettieib W r ard. AU t>at certain lot or
piece cf {rrouuc, with the Jive three-st ry brick
, dwelling houses andtkr«-e-.story brick shop thereon
: crecud, situate in the Twentieth Ward of the city
of Philadelphia, and at a point in the
ncr-hwwt line v: Ginrcdo (late George) street, at
4 the uistaccv'of ,119 inches south westward
from ihe sonthweet corner sife of Ridge
then o extending uor’h westward on a linear right
anglee to said Ginnodo street 5U leet inches,
thence sonthwostward 7i feet 9 idchei to a pomf,
thence for.’her southwestward parallel with
said Gmncdo street 47 feet 2.V inches to a point,
southeast cm a line light angles tj said Gin
nodo street 76 feet inches to the northwest
Hue cfGiun«xlo street, and thence northeast along
the same vs f.:et to the place of beginning. Tae
lasteru pari of said l-'t being a lot which Samuel
Tsylcv and Li-uisa H-, his wife, conveyed nnto
JaCob Peters, in fre, subject to the payment of a
cfrtnin yearly ground rent ot SlO 50, the middle
j>« riion iherecf |>eiug the whole of a lot which
Jacob Pet*re,. Jr., conveyed unto the said Jacob
Peters in fee, snfcjuctto the payment ot a ground
rent of *36 and th»* western part being the whole
of Th»* lot which Samuel SicCammon and Chris
tian, his w fr, conveyed unto Jacob Petere in fee;
subject to the payment of a certain yearlV ground
rent cf 536. ’ a !
je?" Pinii and survey of the above premises, from
Nos. 4io in the Auction Store.
No. 9 (No. 7 m the order of Court) Largo
DIVE IXjNG HOUSE, STABLES,&cI ,‘ valuable
property, Eleventh street, above Girard aveane.
All that certain tbree-siory bri.k HwelUugHouse,
brick Stable and Lot of Ground," situate on the
west side of Eleventh street, 60 feet northward
from Git ara ayenu r, in the city of Philadelphia,
containing in treat ft) feet, aad extending in length
or depth, wes.ward of that width at right angles
to street, SOieet inches.
N. B.—This js h ‘ very large aud substantial
dwelling house,-with large stable adjoining, occu
pying the .whole front of the lot. k
SlOO to be juiid on each at the tine of sale
.By order of the Court,
W r ILXIA3X O. STEVENbON, Clerk O. O. *
JACOB Y
CHARLES > Executors.
ROBERT ofijss' wjELL, ) , .
‘ JAMES A. Auctioneer,
• #e-35,»hT, 13 Store,- 4J2 Walnut st,above.* hi
'."mb REAL . ESTATE.—JaJeES i A;i FPF.E-
Wsi MAN, Auctioneer. TWO NEAT DWELL
INGS, TWELFTH’
street. On WEBNESHianri Juarch 16, IS6I, at 12
o’clock, Noo», will be-sold ax Publio Sale, as the
PHILADELPHIA EXGHANGE, tke fo’.lowinc
described -Leal Estat^^viz—All those two neat
three -story/ Brick_ ; dwelling Houses, and the
lots on which they are erected, situate oa
the S„ W comer of : Tweinh and, Everett
Nos. 912 and 914, each I Cj*'f-»et front aud ft/feet
deep. No 914 has .tha use of an alley leadiaxicto
EvereUstrcet. -:vr -. •.A -
Cleat of liicumbrancH. \)
*5O to be paid at tiniie of sale.
1 J AMES A.PREEM AN. Auctioneer;
fees,mhi,ls Stole, Walnut street, ab.