From Washington.
,WASHINGTON, March 19.—The
13 pis 10.11 Jayi
Ifslirea4lBl*Etpo_per, andLreferzedlaihel
r 'itjornziiittes iiflWays and Means:
—Brit
.tle — xt_enacted. That the not entitled "An
Act Provide
"ffs Uovernment," approved &larch 3, idtro,
shall befqP c3fiatinciTtO em Pu r
the Secretary of the Treasury to sell any de
scription of oondsauthorized by said act, at
such rates, not less than par,, as he may
think advisable; - -fer , lawful 'money of the
United States, or to receive iv payment any
, Treisttrylinotesi . compound -interest notes,
,plitAcatesi of mdebtedness or - of '
witn,ttiodnterest accrued thereon; Which
liaveheen or which :may be • issuedeunder
;any' COngress. shall tho duty
-of the Secretary of the TreistaYtorebire,and
etainaleif amount of treasury
ori other obligations bearing interest
equal in amount to the bonds 'disposed - Cf,
2v4k4 the:public,debt shall not a hersaftei•,,be
inereaged by authority, pf :this, or
v ionia ri o t s of Congress,_ , and. froni atid after
tbe:firtit . day of , July next, the interest and
certificates of deposit 'for temporary 1:Oano .
shianot o:peed, the annual) rate of. five per
• -i i i u
The following is 'the bill, introduced.by
Representative and refeirfiiii to.the
(Rumbles on •Ways and Meandt:
k That,the Secretaryof the TreastrY be; and
lie, S hereby, antAorized.and directed to pay,
and filly liquidate. the.principal and,
rest bf all the compound interest notes of the,
United:Stales When the • sainenialbacoine
due; and the Secretary be; and he isherpby
authorized iniddirect,edlo
not,ea, whichsballmOtbaar'interest, for th..
imrposeof liquidating duck compound .ii
tdpstiiiitekl4osided;ltitit the amount o'
legal=tendertnotes tobs issueiclbY ;the: Sear
zetaryiesvlifbresaid; noti:exceed , the
amount of -compoinci, Interest " notes to be
paid and liquidated as aforesaid:::
That from' agdaftenthe pitssage of
thfs act it;-;shall not !luillawfurfdr:, the 13eei_
retaryte increase•the then existing.amoint
of, legsktdidei Oririency or:, National Bank'
currenoyAirthe United States; exCiipt,as is
provided the first section.of _this act,- or
'diiminish the anionitt to less_ thanninehni
dridinilliOns•of dollars.' • • 1"; L
Sxe., 31"Tnat from and after thepasSaga of
Set alt shall not be lawful forSeor
tary - tcr dell) or disposes"any:g , old• coin or
„geld da,itificateik Of "the United: Stales - at a
leSeprhielhan one dollar and thirty Ceutein
thelPtrf.ReY of the. United 'States-for one.
'Coin one dollar or the gold
ceitifidites - of the United' States;:iiitilithe,
first day of guiY next,' and after:that time it.
shell tiot be lawful for him to diininish
_the_
price ~ .,of, ,g old more than 'one per cent:. in
any month the Price of , theprece4ing,
month. — .
8E0, 1 4. All acts and parts of actiinconsist
out here With are hereby repealed. , • ,
RepresentatiVe Collum; of Illinois,
to-day; introdriced' an: amend.ment to the
Coristittition of the United States; which
was referred to the Committee on .Recon
structiorq providing that_no person 'except
a citizen of the United States,who has at all
times *borne true Allegiance thereto, shall
- ever ;hold' any;: office:-under the .Unite 4
Statesiraid Congress shall pass the la_ -to prevent a violation of this
article. - This amendment has been carefully
. worded, so as to avoid any refereni2e in the
.
Constitution, to the factthat there has been
a rebellion or an_ attempt to establish a
Southern-Confederacy.'ut
' Acting Commissioner - Whitman of the
Intermit Revenue 'Bureau, has issued , the
following circular, - addressed to the. Asses
sors::..
The Supreme Court Court:of-the United States,
in the case , of the Bank for Savings in the
city:OfNew York vs. M. B. Field, has . de
cided that the said bank liable to pa y the :
tarof one twenty-forirth of one • per cent.
eachmonth _upon the• average ' amount of
deposits of money held by it, ao. ,
The liability of all similar instittions.to
pay;said tax is thereby
.determiriea, beyond
further,q6zi*Versy, And you will please
to igitifyall Savings banks and saving'institutions ".in your • district that have net
Inadeccinaplete returns and paid _the tax
thereon, to.this effect: Ari" immediate
,And:
strict compliance with the lay( must now be
insisted on; and in case of further refinitil
-you • willroceed as instructed Circular
No. 36, of October 20th, 1865; •
Ort , Wednesday the ' ; Colombian Commis—
sion meet,stain te hear • the cases of Daniels
vs. the ships Good Return, the Medea and
the Ett!tanoia.; They were before the
Combilsaion in 1862, and the umpire , then,
ntadtia decision Awarding 'some - font ' Inni
dredtiLuTaituid dollars to dm - several Ast;
=Asp but7.the • Colombian Commission 'at
that time - protested against the decision:
Anonry thii..question of jurisdiction had
been referredtothe uniPire, payment was,
not madi;“ The- cases are' now sent-to the
present Board by Mr. Seward to deterraine
whether „the ,decisiona should stand Or be
The umpire of the present Board, Sir
Frederick , Bruce, is expected to be present
at the argument. Mr. James . M. C'arlisle,
of Washington, represents the Colombian
Goverrunent as its attorney, and Mr. Wal
ter S. Cox, ,of Georgetown, and Hon. S. S.
-Cox, Of New York city, the claimants.
These international commissions arc be
ooming; an important part of international
-diplotnacy, and it is-to the credit of the-
English - minister that in' the midst Of-his:
Fenian-troubles he- gives time to - forward
the objects of peace by acting in his caoacity .
of mediator' between the two- republics.
Thacommission will expire about the mid
dle of May. Already,all the business is,
disposed ofasatisfactority. '
The cases to be argued, on Wednesday
grow out of the privoteering of our citizens
in the wars of the Smith American nations
against Spain, • and • alleged seizure of their
prizes by the. Colombian GoVernment
'They involte many interesting questions
connected with those early days.
The United States.ConsuLat La Rochelle,
France, in his despatchesto the. Department
of State,: dated_ that =a
rigid quarantine be enforcekagainst all,
vessels fromE'ihe -ports ; of - Caen, Brest, La
Rochelle. Bordean'i.' _He 100 -.Aire.
cholera appears to be ' moving` eking :the
western coast of France atid,is,nOW,, at.rthea
Sable d'Olonne, and fram present appear
ances he thinks it will pass along the coast
and through La, Rochelle and Bordeaux Into ,
Bonin.
The Consul at Candle, in the Grecian
Islands, havilig had considerable experience:
in connection with.the cholera, gives the:
-
M
Government several suggestions for the itri
provement of quarantine. He redommends
that Vessels take on board, at the pert of de-',
parture, health officers, sworn 'by infers
sponsible, to our , authorities, and chosen,.
with thil-approval
_of our Consul at, such
port of_departtire; op whose_ report that no.
symptowereliolera had manifested' itself
wardiAnring - the voyage, the vessel
might be admitted to pratique—thatime oc
cupied On the passage to be counted as part'
of the quarantine. • •
The United States Consul at Amsterdam
writes to the Department of. State under
date of February 20thi that the cattle:plague
is still spreading, and . it is feared will infect
the whole country., The farmers -ar much opposed to the killing of Infectedcat
tle that aneome , :instances the military`had
to be eniphy - ectitolinforee > obedienceAb the
law. Onezmodef of:: treatment is recom
mended, promising to be a successful cure`
,
which into ruirthe'skin of the infected writ
mal vigorouilyi-andthein tii'dover,the besat
with cloths dipped in cold water; over which
dry cloths are spread. Out of twentyrtwo
cases treated in this 2 manner only was
lost.
On'Saturday evening last,Eltta -- t after the
Secretary of ~the Treaanry, had arrived ;at
reeideptriTta theVepartinent, door
hell:rang, and a young man was admitted,
who said , he had been ty - soldiar in Tinian
a ibnelt a nd-had_come to;-,the 8.99W-Ptilft
`,MR& lie felt lie .tonkt...xfoLiongtir
While in the service he bad, through a
mistake of some disbursing officer, been
''overpaid $393, and although he had used
this money,yet his monsiaence mould not
pernilf iftlinllos3gexitoponceallthe , liab and
he haa directly approached the Secretary
to unburden his mind. "Here," said he,
addressing the Sectifthiy, "are $2OO, which
I wian to return now, and I have loaned
whickwill aeo n . be zeturnect Wine,and
then Imill:pakyou`the-ba1an05,4193.."
The Cemptroller of Customs at Ottawa,
C. W. has transmitted to Secretary Mc-
Culloch a certified :edopy of the act of the
Canadian Parliament recentlYlpassed, )yam- hihitingsle.inanoitation (if cattlec sheep,
biiiriek - bide4 *a/ by'sett — inte thi3Prtiiince.
SPEMkL-.N
.ROCK OIL CON g -
TANT.- I The Annual Meetin
of the Stockholders of the BOOK OIL COll.-
P will be heldAt, the Company's office, No, 206
South Fouißanittreet,ler.MOlSMAX.: the 01 of April,
at 12 syclockytor thereieetionior fiVe `DirPclots to serve
for the ensuing year. •JOHN F . G RAPE,
mhl2,taP2ll • -r• Treasurer.
[OOl4 OFFICrEb CATAWIRSEL R. 11 COMPANY
o. 424 WALNUT Street, Plar,AprzratA.
March 12th, 1866,_
The annual meeting otthe Stockholders of this Cont
i parry will be held on TIInt:DA.Y, the 8d day of April,
1866, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Company's Office, No.
424 WALNUT street, in the city of Philadelphia.
H'ITIVAINSON;
• Vice President and Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE WESTMORWD COAL
COMPANY, No. 230 South Third street, corner
•et WWI ling's alley. PIECLADELPHIA, March 17, 1.68.
The annual meeting of ;the Stockholders of the
WESTMOREL AND COAL COMPANY will be held
at their office, on WEDNEGDA.Y, April 4th, 1866, at 12
&clock 24.
Dirtklars e
-
for the ensuing year. F. H. JACKSON,
ruhlS•taP 4 i , . , .._„ Secretary.
0 , . OFFICE OF 'ram AIKVGDALOID MINING
COMPANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR, 824 Walnut
street—NOTlCE is hereby given that an installment
Of TWO-MI:KARS Op) on each and - every Ohre of
the Capital Stobk of the -AmYgdalold Mining Oompa
tay will be due and payablast or
office of the tom
pany,"No. 824 Walnut street, on or beibre TUESDAY,
March 27th inst, with interest added after that date.
t By order of the-Board. • - -
mhl7-t271
^ iiiikai
TreasTH,
urer.
IWOFFICE OF THE HYDE FAIUK OIL ,CO2I
- 147 South Fourth' street.—ltuLA
naa.r.nre, 2,1 - arch 16t11,1888.
The - annual meeting ot the stockholdera will he held
at the officeof the Company, on • - - • -•
-•••-. MONDAY, APRIL , 'hi; t'
at lo'eltack. P. 31-.
Transfer Bookswill class on March 27th, and open
April Sd• -r- -: • _
i a 1hi623.5P2l
OFFICE OF THE EGER= OIL COMPANY.
E i Nn. 147 Pollth.Foarth atreet—FIIMADEL-PHIA.
1a66.
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held
atthe office of the Company, on
WEDNIDAY, APRIL 4 th.
at 1 o'clock, P. M.
:Tranafer Books will close March 30th, and open
WM. M. CARTIER.
'nkh16,20.23.27,31,44/. Secretary and Treasurer
DELAWARE MINING COMPANY. OP
lily HICHIGAN.Notice is hereby even that the
eleventh and last Instalment of TWO-ANDONE
HALF DOLT. A 'RS per share on each and every share
:of the Capital Stock in tbe Delaware - Mining Company
-of Michigan, has this day been milled by the - Board or
_Directors
the
said Company, due and payable at.the
_Office of the Company, 1c0..5.28 Walnut street, Ftdadel-
Ws, on or -before the 19th day of Feorasay ISSS.
-Interest will be charged on all Inxben , - nts after the
„tame shall have become due. -
-
By order ofthe Board of Directors, -
Wl'An" WISTAR, Secretary:
Dated Phllada. Feb. 7th. BM fe7 lit.dtta.th.a,talQ
DITIVESSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—(I;E
-ir•Dr PARTME.NT OF ARTS.)--The Examination of
• the Junior, Sophomore and _Freeturren aasaes at-the
close of the Second Term, will be_held la the _following
Order:
TUESDAY. 20tb—From 10 to 12,4itittors,bY the PTO
' vost..(lntetteettial Philosophy. From 12 to 2, Sopho
mores,by Prot Coppee, (Botta's Universal Literature,)
and Freshmen, by Prot Kendall. (Algebra) written.
WEDNESDAY, 21st-From 10 to 12, Juniors. by Prot
FrazerSdrodyriamies.) • From 1.2 to geenfors, by
prof. Co , (International Law.)
THT AY, 22d—From 10 to 12, Ebphomores.- by
Prof. Allen. (Thacydides—StieUian:•.M'ion.) From
12 to 2. Ilvshmen, by Prof. Coppee,
FRIDAY, 23d—From 10 to 12. Seniors. by the Pro
voitt. (Butler's ) From 12 to 2. juniors, (Oil
ferentiar Anedogy.
taleulus.) and - Sophomores, (IridtrtwntetrY.) by
Prot Kendall written.
MONDAY. 263h—Firom 10 to 124 Tumors, 1 by7 , Prof.
Allen. (Demosthenes.) Prone 12 to 2, lk:Thomtrres, by
Prof. Frazer, (piemistry of the Ziterageidt,) awl
a) :Fresh •
wiej im Prof• Jackson, (Livy,) written:
AY, 27th—Fro 10 to 12, Iteshmen, by Prof.
en, (Iforociotus.)..Punit , 12 to 2, Tuntors,.by Prof
Yackaen. (YurenaL). ••• -
WED Y 26th - - FrOrit r i• iipzitsoilioresi by
Prof. Jackson (t.atero der Eitnectute.)
GEOYUYE ALLE.
Sews - of the Faculty otAtts:
deall &PUNE,
.
• 208 MARKET STREET,
_ IMPORTER OP
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ti;C.,
Eine Essential
Goode /sold inbond at the port or New York, and 80
delivered when required, •
:1: .101. :4/11` I Vt. • :il:k : IR
INFANTE—the -most convenient and complete
Nursing Bottle for infanta ever introduced It is thr
nisbed with a brush to clean the bottle thoroughly
after using; also, one made especially to clean the tube
—and all contained in a small box suitable ibr trav
eling. It c• nbe placed.bciside the child while going to
sleep without interfering with its comfort. tiold by
wwnltY C. BLAIEVB elms, Eighth and Walnut
COD LIVER OlL.—Twenty-five barre ls , new made
Cod Liver 011, of very superior quality; Garb Ammonia. just received,- in jam also, just received
twenty-five barrels very superior Alcohol, warranteo
95 per cent.; In the bait acir-isges, and air sale by
• - JOHN O. RAILER & 00.,
- • " 7"' No, 718 Market street. •
VXTBACT OP BEEF' for beef tea or /*mance of
AA' Beef in sickness or for soups Tor table use. Blade
in Elgin, Illinois, by Gail Borden, "from the juices of
choice beef and is superior in delicious flavor and
quality to any hitherto kmown._ Packets „with hill di
rections. one. dollar each. 11171IBELL,, Apothecary,
IVO Chestnut street.
MINGLMIT AND FOREIGN DRl7oB.—English
lerian, Croton 0114 Taylor's Lint,-Wines of Colchl
cum, Composition Mortars, 011 Neroli Petit grain, OD
Turkish Geranium double . distilled,..oll .Nate
Allen's Extracts, OLL Sweet. Almonds, Cream T artar
pure, Aconite Boot;' White Chamomile, French Rose
Leaves, English Castor 011 quarter pints to quart sires
Rio Tapioca, Fresh Fennel Seed, Cardamoms, in store
and for sale by WIT.T.i AM & CO., 724 and '722
Market atreetßhiladelpida, , -
VIDDOSOPPS BRONCHIAL TABLED3.—The ADO
%dation of Bronchitis, ogagrh s Hoargenesa, l ane
sinffiar complaints, affecting tbe Organs of the Voice,
Public' Speakers,' , and Amatenra
and
been
greatly benefited by these Tablets, and their hie
appreciation of their in merit,partlcalar_ly re
connnende • thein_lns
_aft-•-d with BROD •
OHMS, z , and CATARRH of tht
BEAD and BREAST. Per saleby'Drums generally
Premed only' by AHOANLE WELta - /Loathe
cari tenhegNit ix9uo,4 l FbAnd Tclath eare6mins,
11111 H c c HMV" 131331D10RH Graduates Hortare
Tlles.Conabs, Brushes Mirrors, Tweezeza,Put
Boxed, i Burn Gqxips rearroal Inatrumenta i Trusses
Hard an 'l3OHLlauabbr , Goods, VIM -Oases, , Glass Vic
Head dko l aoPirat Hault u t,
&4 WD= do
10412 Stgloutti,ll3othatiset:,
ORKEtT .SHOKBEAKEER & 00.. N. ',111.• OORNEE
•
R FOURTH AND RACESPERM% Wholeaab
Intedgeti f . lianclactozere :nner." Dealers.. Inr-WitidOv ,
Ohne, White'Lead; and Paints of every dwOptlon
offer - to:the trade,or consumer% &complete nocro
nnWa In their Brie at the lowest market rates.-
" 1 ROBERT SHOEMAKER &
Northeast corner Foartftend Race antetir,a
litAGNllSLek—Jenninira Calcine, lnlolVround Uni
•ILL~d' boxes, alao In bottles; JennlnVo .•
a
Manned's. In . a me
nd4 ;sure. H
eSAM. • Oaloln et,
-Marketiusd-fieventh-atreet
DAY XWIL—,Tost received, • an Invoice of Gennim
-Li Imported BS7 Itnm, for ate Won, In
/tOBEWT saomeau: 00., Drat, 1 11 . oor
_sAmmEL , s- -
ORNAICINTAL EAI
11.13FAC1T4DRY.- • .
linwoind best amertainist
Wi g s, ' T4 l ll4.l9 Long lac
er-faHatlinGiOrblo47 7*
asr
settes, BealitforLadiest
owER i th' l2 daewhext
809 onanuisintat:z
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN : TU ESDAY. MARCH 20.1866
_THOMAS S. WOOD.
Secretary
• -
OPAL Pit III TATALP 7 44*:, • - • .
...A r article ter Meaning Ms Teeth. tlettnottli
which Innis .
01 Mu tole to
mredsisragELM nllV
tseed
EEKUId to atenkthen yeah' and woman time
1- aroma. and onterneeneep . :wllltsoommetul
to seal one. - LAelln h:Onleent
the Donne, :=„emAtn an d-- it o cn a
=ohm' as 1. IMIX:TA RT.'S o w na.
Washes
eminent-Dentleta - WM the ootntenent
ar the Diaz r Witk i wow* Its mug It male"
nothing to.
..nneeettamell enuloymou
.TAXIB
~por axle by
Fred Brown
oe..
-Ma k.
•Issiac H.
.O. H. Needles; • •
T. 'Z. Husband, • -
..Eizilzooe Brat.%
%Thombe Weaver
James
Web
larnee L. Blopl2b b in,
_Hughes kb Coombe,
Henry A. Bower.
-igEr
ITLACKII - DIPHTHERIA LOZELNIO •
28 .—Thaft
I area safe and speedy cure for Di n hu n
.oonglos, re Throat, _ Hoarseness and * - 0r
'Motions .. Try them. TIM' EBTLACTIC_
. men eflEghteenth and.Marnot
'mow
TEE STATEN- /BLAND—FANCY DYEING
•• AT THE OLD ST
'No. 47 NORTH EIGHTH STREETJEABT BIDE,
• NO OTHER OMOE CITY
With the benefits °fan experience of nearly FI BTy
YEARS, ON STATEN ISLAND and. &ditties Ute-
EQUA.LED BY ANY OTHER - -, ESTABLISHMENT
inthis
_country. we offer sorperior inducements to those
haying,. BLLK,WOOLEN, or FANCY GOODS ,for
• • -.DEING CLEANSING.
dt
. • -• • BARRET T NEPHEWS OM, "
1 .
No. 47 North .EIGHTH'- Efteer4Th.tie,delphts„
Nos. and 7 JPEEZT treet.:NeSeYo r/L . ; • -
No, 713 BROADWAYg New - York: - - • '-
NO'. 269 FULTON Street, Brooklyn. rah3•lzolly!
TAPICiOA. B.46lo,—CaraSootok•
)711 1d r lei F d lPeallllllg
landttigsndforeale G 4rit
DelawareA.ypzip =l 5 asoolBsl
- . ;
RICHARD S l .
Ale, Wine and LiqintValdto,
449 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPkG9.
Esbablisiked for the) I3ale pf triPdalbor
. , ated riquorsOuly. •
Special. Notice; to Families!
Richard Penistan's
Celebrated, ikle,
Stout, Porter and , Brown
- -
Now sontach r reconunended by the Medial /WM,
$1 25 PER DOZEN.
ahem Bottlee hold one Piot) _
The above befog of the very beat U meat ba
admitted the price Ls exceetiloglyLOw; ,
ohsrs
It laaellvered to all partii 3 Of the city without exta
Brandies - Wines Ohm - Whieleiesoki,.
Witrrazded poreit-theltrareet Poudhlo, ramp ; -by the
____ o 4 l % 011 4 01 4 or Cask.
Iaroan..AAMES of the beat brands Mud. lowa
han by any other bowie.;
Ori Dreeight and in Bottles,
PURR 'RAPE, JIIICH.
Thig is an excellenticla ibr Invalids. it Isa tun
emelt'? DyepePlic •
,HAVANA OIEUREI.
1 0=‘7{ Onh
PICCECLIA SAVO=
_ ' SARDINIA Ad
..ondon and Dublin Porter and Breyn Stoat—EnA/is
and Sketch Ales. • deI2UNI
SAY BIIi4
JUST OVENED,'
Penistan'sßranch
' Ale, Wine and Liquor Vaults,
Nos. 37 and 39 South 'third Street,
Philadelphia. hear Entrance on Bank street. mine
HER. MAJESTY
• CHAMPAGNE,
6... F. =Furl-raw,
IM. son PIIONT ST., SOU ACEIST.
liglpribrhl3.—The attention of the trade 111 oolloftea to
Tv the fbllowlety citoice !rot
JOE3EPH P. DON. No. 151 South
above Web=
MADZIEBAB—OId Wend, 8 years old.
EI:EDEBRIM3--Cerapbell '& Binge , 4o ablet . an r
criple lamp% B. Orasoe &Bons, Ritdolph, aegme, n,_
Grown F. Valletta • •
PORTS—Valletta 'Mho Veiho Beal, Denton and
Rebello Valente & oo,Vintairee /239 to MA
CILAZNIB—CrueeF ?met and Ettjhrtephe else
eau /air *T.
VERMOUTH—G. Jourdan, Brhre & Co.
MIIIICAT—de Fran
lIRAISIPAGRES_"BuIden mar
favo e
de Wa e, Her ffilesti end Brfal Minn& aim& Mbar
rite rand&
CEfA DIPAGNE— PEPER lIELDBLECIC. constantly
on band; for sale by
A.: MERINO, Sole Agent for this State,
03h15-Ltne .140Fpouth Front street.
WHISSZ-Oholze lots of old Vann
Pax Boarbon • , sale by E. P.
a • • a • 4: aOf Z•••••• •
SLEDIVEL.4.
TIE
PERIMAN SYRUP
TB A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TIES
PROT( )2C.ID II: OF ' IRON,
S'l• new ecovez7 in medicine which
R.DIE• AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE.
By supplytng the Blood with he vyram eituracer.E, os
This is the secret of the wooderbil ciicen of this r&
• pedy txt curbi• g -
Dyspepsia .Liver Complaint. Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Nervous
Affections, Chills and Fevers,
• Humors, Loss: of Constitu
tional Vigor, Diseases of
the Kidneys and
Bladder Female.
.
Complaints
' and
ATEeases origlootinAln
BAD BU OF TEI BLOOD
ur accornputie by ruarcrey or a LOW FRANZ OF VOX
Behneree from Alcohol ln any form, its energizing
efteste are not followed by corresponding reaction, but
arr permanent, infasbag wranwerra, V7/103 and NXW
urra Into all parte of the- system, And. building in an
mos cobsTrrtrnOs.
_
- DtiiiiiiiimbLEL AND DEBILITY.
A: CASE OF V YEARS' STANDING CURED.
From INSLEY Jlsrit/171 - 1; No. leAvon Piste. Boston.
"/ have suffered,' and sometimes severely, fbr r
years, from dyspepsia. I commenced taking the Pe
ruvlan syrup, and found Immediate cenafit from It.
In the course of three or ftrur:weeks I was entirely re
lieved from my sufferings. and have enjoyed uninter
rupted health ever sinm,
One of the moat diatingufahed Amiga In New England
writes to a friend as follows:
"I have teed the PERUVIAN' SYRUP, and the re
suit fully sustains your prediction., It has made a new
man of- m-infined into my- system new vigor and
energy; I am no longer tremulous* and debilitated, se
when you bat saw me, but stronger heartier and with
larger capacity for labor mental and physical, than at
any time during the last fiva years."
A pamphlet 01'82 pages, will be sent FREE to any
address.
SIG-See that each bottle has PERUVIAN EITEMP
blown In the glass. • •
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSMORE; Prop rietor, 36 Dey
Street, New York,
AND BT" DRUGGISTS.
SCROFULA. '
AR Medical - Ke agree tat ODENE Ls T
REMEDY for Scro w
fula and h 'al l kindred diseasesEEßlM ever
discovered. The difliculty,tump been M ob PIT=
SOLUTION of it. •• • - • • • • -
Dr. H. Anders': -iodine. latter
Is a Pure Solution of lodine, WITHOUT A SOL
,VENT I I.
Containing ULL'ORAIN to each ounce' of water.
A MOST POWERFUL VITALIZING AGENT AND
REsTORA'ITVE.
It sei; cured and WILL cure SORGFULA. in all its
manifold forms.
LIAIIKRS, CANCERS SYPHILIS SALT RitElni,
&c.
Circulars will be sent.FREE , to any • one •sendltis
their address. • •
•
- Price 61 09 a bottle, or 6 for $5 ...
Prepared by Dr. •
EL I AN DEM - Payalotaa— • and Chemist.
m Bath BY
J. DINSMORE..36 - Dey St, Ny.
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS: • , Ja27-a to tb6m'
• NELENN, APotheowN atzes6
&road ona Come
• L.
Robert Q Davlal
, Geo. Cl—Bower% -
Charles Ohlvms,
Etattergoo%
Tarapenny
marls' arr.. Eberle,-
James N. Nark%
' IL Miner:um &CO 1
Q Biz%
Wyeth BrO. 7 ' :
DYEINO.;
CARRETINGS it OIL - CLoTne:i
CA:XLEWMING IS 9
OIL CLOTH
MATEMENGeS.
BREVE Li KNIGHT & SON,
807 "
CHESTNUT ST.
' • VALI - CIO.
The Cheapest Carpet and Furniture
Warehouse in , the City.
camas.
on CLOTHS,
MATIINGS,
WINDOW SHADHS,
'And a general aaaortment of Household Furniture.
H. R. LEWIS,
1434 MARKET STREET,
iel93mt Pint Furniture Store belowisthauwer side
PHILADELPHIA
OIL CLOTH WORKS.
Established in 1820.
The undersigned invitee the attention of Dealer, to
the most desirable stock of OIL CLOTHS to be found
In the Onion, consisting of
Floor Oil Cloths.
Carriage Oil Cloths,
Table Oil Cloths,
Stair Oil Cloths, and
Window Shades.
THOMAS POT TER,
NANITFACTIMER.
Philade. Warehouse.
No. 229 Arch Street.
gew York Office,
No 78 Duane Street.
mhls•2xni
it) :13J:2,10a. j A
I,EVVIS LA.DO/1*"
OND DEALER, &
LL
WiTCII/13. ara ALLAY & MUER WARE,
WATIMES and JEWELRY REPAIRED:
80 2 Chestnut St..Plgl
Haa rant received a large and splendid smantment of
LADIES GOLD WATCHES,
Some in plain cues, others beautifully enameled and
engraved and others Wald with diamonds:
Purchasems wishing a handsome LAD''S WATCH
will do well to call at once and make a selection.
PRICES MODERATE.
ALL WATCHES W
Abo & Large sesortmeat of
Gentlemen's and Bois' Watches.
In Gold and Silver MM.
RIM lc BROTilpit e
CHRONOMETER. CLOCK,
•
AND
WATCH wr A irvißS, •
No. OH Smith FRONT Sims%
Have constantly on hand a complete assortment e
CLOCKS, Am., lb? Railroads, Banks and Clonattna
Howes, which they near at reasonable Mee.
SN. B. Panto:du attention paid to the repairing o
dna Watches and Clocks.
1131-1 3 MEN PEAS,
Green Corn,
Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Tomatoes, Plums, &Q.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALNEt IN PINE GaookarEs.
Corner Eleventh and Vine Sireete.
'AN POWORON4
the finest ever imported.
OOLONG YE& pjw3oN CHOP.
ion B OLD GOVEatant=lT JAVA. COFFEE.
L BY
JAMES R. WEBB.
JalEll WALNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
s .s•••••-. .I . Tr'''Frn jr the
Eionthwark Sugar Refinery and the Grocer"! Bngar
House, for sale by .
. E. 0. .IrNIGHT & 00.,
Corner Oheataut and Water streets.
N -Ew, QuEEN, OLIVES-500 gallons` of the finest
Queen Olives ever Importeddri store and for. sale,
LCOUSTY'S East End Grocery No.llB South Second
street. ! • -
im•Bw. soNELEss SARDINES, Anchovies, Citpers,
*II Dutch Herring; all of superior : quality, at VUUS
TY'S East End Grocery, No: 11813outh Second street.
(MFASHION SIIGARIIOUSE BIOLASSAH; also,
ime
We In Honey,always to be had at
COLte , TY'S East End Grace No. us Boutti. Second
street ,
, . ,
TITINSLOW'S SUPERIOR GREEN CORN, 40 cta.
V V per can, Champion Green Peas, at 4fi cents per
earn Tont stoat 2.5 cents; all - Warranted; at °GUSTY'S
East End Grocery, PIo. US South second street. minis
14.17DittrITEL—Prinoese Papereheil and' Lisbon
amonebs; Splendid 'London Toyer
Rsleine~ in
wholerbalf andstnarter boree, , • choke Enema flae,D3,
druswinetore and ibr sale by BD 13 ".8 1 " 7 : 1
Tea Dealer and GrOeer , N,W.corner Ara and MOW,‘.—
cwaEs mama PBACIE624,'FONATOIW
vvvvvv-Green (ta.warranted to won
ea on. For gale thyar, p. aptramr, N,W„ pot
Arch andffighthstreeta.
- - • choice lane .M.aoks
rel in• kirts: new. Soloed and Pickled Gal•
.mon. For sale by Di ear. Ara
orid saahth etreefa
I: — VILANBERIRUKI z —7l) barrels Jers cultivated
- berries in store and lor eale by ey
I,C. b. BPII.LI2A
W. W. car. Arch and Eishth street&
TEDIA ;RUBBER MAQHINE B.E.LTINGSTEAM
.1 PACTEING, ROBE, &c;. ...,,
Engineers and dealers will dlnd PULL. ASSORT.
•ernisT OF GOODYEAR_B .PATENT.VDLOANIZED
RUBBER BELTING, PauiraNG,-ROGE, Otc., at the
Mannfactarer's
apo Headquarters • •
ilyzAns
.sosoheatautaireet,
South side
have a NEW and , uELEAP ART I 01, E Of.
GARDEN 'and . PAVEMENT WIRE, very liChtAtir tO
. which the attention of the public ie «
nOTTON AND urrizrz FuLLE, Dugor °revery width ,
la /tarn ORB to Mx tea aide, , , Tet i_
V.wolngDaktPaPerAtiMets.llll 'De
;-• ' 3. 9aN W ',AMIDMAN.A
~~BSN~E.
TRAVELLER&
INSURANOE OOMPANY
. .
4 PIIO I 7MEINCE rt. L
Cash 4. apital, $200,000
Ins t A "cl to of' ' dO
111'01114/11LUS COI OD. - g in de,
General Accidents Include - the Traveling' Risk, and
also all forms of •Dislocations, Broken. Hines, Sprains,
, Cuts, Gunshot Wounds, Burns ' and Wallis,
k iri te?, e Es f Dogs Assaults Bun:
by Burglars Robbers.or .Idure
deters, the action of Lightning or Stroke the ef
fect' ofo
EEOBIOIIB, MOWS. and Suffocation byilrovpr
ing or Choking. • ,
Twenty-fiveollars per_year will secure a policy Ibr
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS in the ev ent death
by any description of Accident, with Twenty-IWe dol
lars per week compensation. Smaller mine in pro.
portion. No medical examination required.
DJ:RECTOR& • NSW' YORE ERPERENVIES.
SETH PADPILFORD, NATIONAL OITYRANE
HOYT, SPRA6III3I3 &
GEO. S. BOBBINS' 'del
-SON.
A. E. BIIICIVS.IDE,
J. S. T. -----
a. PIEVTTIIFIaCE.
ALLENL 0. PECK_
BEZ.. - RY H. ORHSBIKE,
JABEZ C. BNIGHT.
THOS. G. TURNER,
ALEX. EABNUM;
J. S. PARISH,_ _
FRANK MA üBAN,
L, B. FRIEZE
ROYAL C. TAFT,
J. H. D*.NVOLP
BENJi. BUFFO &
JOHN T. : MAIIRAN.
HENRY H. ORMSBE.E, President.
J. S. PARIEM, Vloe President.
B.AWSON,Beerqtary.
SABINE, .DIJI & - HOLLINSHEAD,
No. 230 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
STATE AGENTS FOR
PENNSYLVANIA; NEW JEBSEY and MLA.
WA_RE.
First Cass Agents Wanted.
TII IIC)3P.IE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFIOB, NO.• 92 BROADWAY.
CASH .... ... 00
TOTAL 28,850 00
LOSS El 3 PAID IN—
— 14
This Company Insures against Lose or Damage by
Fire on terms as favorable as any other responsible
Company.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Henry BL Taber, Robert Schell,
Joseph Polak, William H. Terry,
Stephen Cambreleng, Henry e. Leverich,
Fred'k Cchnchardt, James S. Sanford,
Theodore W. Riley, Stephen Hyatt,
Jacob Reese, Joseph Grafton,
Jno W. Sersereau. L. B. Ward,
DlLydigSoydam, Joseph Britton.
William Tterolten, Amos Robbins.
Thos. P. Cummings,
JACOB BEEBE, President.
CHAS. D. HARTSHORNE. Secretazy.
NEW YORE, March 9t.tt,1866.
SABINE, DITY & HOLLINSHEA.D,
AGENTS,
No. 230 Walnut Street, Phila.
naus-12t&
1829 -CHARTER PERPETUAL.
JFEL.A.NECIAINT
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
PEULADELPEELIL;
Assets on January . 1, 1866,
02,500,€451 96.
---4404c0
=Limas
4.ccrned Sarpla&—.
13313ErTLED MUMS,
- MSC 53.
liOsses Paid Since 1829 Over
sls4s 000 000 e
9 9
porpeosal sad l emporary Mime oa LlberalTerms
LYerorl3.
Chas. N. Smacker, BEE
Edward C. Dale,
Toplas Wagner, George Salm
Samuel Grant, Alfred Eiy,
Geo. W. Elcluards, Praa.W. Lewis, M D. •
Isaac. Lea, • Peter IgcCalL _
MEASLES N. SANCRES_Prostdant.
EDWARD C. DALE Vlce-rrealderd.
JAS. W. Mc.I.I.I.I.ZeTSG. pro ten. -152G1311
GIRARD FLUE: AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
orrzer,uawAractrrsTsairr PEITIAOELPIIIA.
ceprrez SAID IN, IN &BR. $203.0c0.
This company continnee to write en lire litiths only
Its capital, with a good surplus, to safely invested.
- 701
Looses by lire havebeen tly paid, axulnune that
Disbursed on this account within the peat few yews.
Furl present the office of this company will re
at
415 WALNUT STREET,
Sat within a mw months will remove to Hs OWB
BULLRING.
N. E iJOR. alitinniTE AND etuserrri
Then. as now. we WWI be happy to insure oat pumas
at such rates as sae consistent with safety.
IRILCTOY33.
THOMAS MU-VW_ _ AB ED S. (mum
?mutes SCHICPPARD. LANYBENM.
THOS. MACVICTT , I , P CHARLES L NT,
JNO. SOPPLEE. HENRY P. irinsmizy
Ts°. W. CILAGEtORN, JOSEPH ECLApP, AL Ji. •
SILAS TERITICSAa..
THOlwali CCULTET, President. •
ALFRED S. GILLETT, V. Preddent and Tresaaretr.
JAMIE R. &WORD. Secretary.
THE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
No. 150 Bouth'Fourth et, above Wal
nut street
CHARTER PERP/CTIVIL.
This Company inscues u ppinst loss or damso by
FIRE on P UBLIC and P ATZ buildings, FURNI
TURE an bLERCILIorDLBZ generally. City or
Country. Also Insures dwellings perpetually by de
posits of premium. .
• DIRE
JAMS ItROWN,__
cne_RLES A. DUY.
WILLIAM D. LEWIS,
WM. N. NEEDLIC3,,
JOHN D. TAYLOR,
THOMASKEHREUri
CHAS.
monres ranizolt
MIME iRELIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY OR
J. PHILADELP,
Incorporated in 1841 H A. Charter Perpetual
OFFICE, No. 808 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, $300.000,_ .
Insures against loss or damage by,
_FELE, On
Houses, Storee and other •Ituildips or_ per.
petsal, and on Furniture. Goods Waist and Maxima.
Mee in town or country.
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJEBTEDAND PAID.
Inireefeirrn ihe /Mowing Securities,
.4408.004 V 1
First Mortgages on. City Property, well se. • -
United State
• moot_ .. 1124,1 00
States 000 00 oo
philadelpbm City 8 per cent. 1,0060 .....7 55,000 09
Pennsylvania g 3,000,00) iier cent. Least.— 21,000 00
• Pennsylvania Railroad .nds, first and We.
do o o
Ciuudeo ar i l i nboy Eallroad Clompariyni
_ cent. Loan ........ .......
Ph .oelphist and. Reading P4llirmialiarta.: 11.130°
pany's 6 per cent. Loan— ..... 5,000 00
RunUngdon and Broad Top 7 percent. mort- •
gagebonds
, , 4,501 00
County Fire Lusurance wompanrs Stock.— 1050 00
Mechanics' Bank Stock..„ 000 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvairla st.ock... 10,000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.. 880 00
gesacce.lsisurance Company of Philadel
pitta'sStock .... . .. . 1.000 00
Cash in bank nual ... . 6.914 79
DIRECTORS. " 79
• Clem. Tingley, Bent.
Wm.: Masser— • --I':
muelTima; Marshall yri
Sa
B. L. calm, Charlee UlanT
• '•
Thomas R. Moore,
Robert Steen,
W Samuel
4399taer;
m. Stevenson
• : • ; y a k, Altrea
THOMASEr oung
' rz graukt , TIN
FIECLOELP,IILi. December 1,186 M
MIITETAL VIRE noiIIBANV M:
E COEPA.EI - OP .
PH.Hat.DELPHIA.—MIce'No.IBouth FIFTH .
Street—lnsure Buildings, Household' Geode and b 1,00 .-
chandise , generallY. - l'.. ---- '--
-
, . i
.. , ani5ET15 1 ` . 41 1 40341795 1 I/64 I
,1% . : r' I. .;.; t
' DIRECTOBS.FOR 18SiL :_= d ',,
i
CALEB OLOTEtuati ,, 4 , • Wm.‘R•BEE#BEE. I ' ' -
Blom ataLoNB. -
.F , :i., .TOSEPH CH&P.SLAA' t'''' ,
THOMAS H.A.THEIL. - . EDW.EL 4.410) 1,113 ."'' '.
.T.izveD.oggpsOlti WILSON',A.AMEXNE‘,....... '
SIM ,B EON HATDACE ) LIJEENS ..,,,?.••-..;
• itliONiNt•tlidGETlii. , OILABLESHVATW.t , J. 1
..' '..._' 1 1 -', ' , GATBEB , : oLorircEß, PreslasuL
';.2:jii ISIL• I.WiNDOELtrifrai, BecretAri• BEBmAi 1
.A.NTECONY & HALL,
J. C. HO WE & CO.
HUNT, TILLLNGHAS T
& CO.
LOW ILLREJNAN.
DIIiiFEE a ao.
tazota.thssmi
INCCINE
1310.00% 808 1865
MUEL
FFIN
IPATTLTBO CO N SOARS.
JOHN WOODSIDE mc
WILLIAM B. BO
WIL C. .LONGBTBBTH
JOHN N. Huron]Nsort
BROWN President
- BUY, Vice President
lam,tn,tbilir
Solid's Boston Baty •
EMrUEtailLtgL9cwrit-ehl Mauler hiarraaa; /
• arid ibt sale kt MI rm. , dit 00 4igenhcf(t: '',. !'
Bondam spunk Desiffata &IMMIX , .
, ~
W . ~.
IyArairrEri aarALMON DS... - NO,OZOkGrattOblik -)15 ,- 1
cr:Walnute And Paper Shell Ahmoricts, tor sale ' '
'i - , am= 61X0,, to ei DOWartt Ana
lESIBLIBANVE.
ME INSURANCE.
LIVERF'OOLand LONDON and GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital, $lO Millions.
Invested Funds, over - 16 Millions,
Yearly !Avenue, over 5 litillions.
Invested in the United
States, over $1,500,000
All leases promptly adjusted without reference to
England.
- • ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for Pennsylvania.
OFFICE,
No. 6 Merchants' Exohange.
fertu,tl46l32 pwrr.nnELPBIA.
a a : ii -
i'a •: 4 - '',,..m. :t,
niSURANaK COM
I:ANY , w . ;1:10121111.1a /1395424tistar BerPetool—N.
Thiereagar t " to poloPentlenee - ... .
Imown to.the.ooM.M. . A
... over traty ono
~ &mace Iry o n •Patam or
: ... peammently or fir a limited time.
"..
lib ,
er . al term& • :Woke of Gorda anitßembermuse giemw;tr . '
As ti Chap ti tt
with
7ploatoeiannerwnion a . d
.. to Mart theins m an
=downed imam, .
Al DIELECTORS
Tho.
naiad xa Smith, Jr. 1 7obn . '
ender'Bowan, D ev 6 resx. -
limo Hazlehant, mu
Buda ' .
Thomas/gob/me, L ° Ye&
Daniel Tratit r iqr Jr
DANIEL
Wlrayui 6 Ctnowarz. Sexiirtakr ar "
Prell
_ •
A NTHRACITIS INSITHANCE OCINTANY..4
A
4111 8 / 1 1TH PERPETUAL.. -
00Los, No. Mt WALNUT street, above TMM.I
wSI Insure against Los
or s or Band.
legs, lather ferlsil=- ,
riorntsso..,lo
Fernitere and h tine genersltY.
Also-Marine Insurance on Vessels, Cargoes anal
7height. InIand ISILIDSTOBa•
Imorrange to EH parts of the Salon
Wm. Esher DaavidPearson.
D. Luther Peter Slam
Lewes Anasnntea,. J E Baum,
J. IL Htskiston, Wm. F. Dean,
Jos. Msallele. John Ketches.
WM. vstrtro_ „ President
b/. SMITH.
WEL F. DRAM Vice-Prodesse
BeerstarsfEli
/NETURANCE COMPANY .
NO. 05 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILAD ELPHIA..
VIBE AND INLAND INSTIBANCI2
• • -
Prancis N. Back, ".
" ' inch W. Bverccuia
02111riall Blcbardaon Robert B. Potter,
Ifew3 , ltul. Kaska, S L , Barcnal, _ E. D. Woodraff.
P.S. Julitioe. elik . Stokes.
Geo. A. Wen, .705. D. EWe.
FRAM= N. lICK. Preeddent..
CRAB. B.DalLumaThr, Ws likerMikr.
W. L RIAMMUJUL Sicrallailr
ffiiiJNICIPAL 'CLAIJIIg.
MIINICIPAL CLAIMS,—
OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, March Yr, 1.866. f
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accordance wi,th
the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, passed 11th day of March, A. D. Ms_ entitled
An Act relative to Registered Taxes and municipal.
Claims in the County of Phtladelphia," that thetollow
ing writs of Seim facies sur claim have been placed is
my hands for service, to wit:
HE N 4 MY C. HOWELL. Sheriff.
ITS THE cacrui , OF COMMON PLEAS.
City of Phlladelphla vs. William L. Newbold, owner
or reputed owner or whoever may be owner,C.P,.March
Term. 18:5 Na 121 for the sum of three hundred
and twenty-eight dollars and thirty cents, for work
and labor done and performed, and materials fur
nished, against all that certain lot 01 piece of ground
situate at the northwest corner of Brown street and
_Pennock street, In the 15th Ward. containing in front
orb eadth on the saidltrown street, fa feet 9 inches
and extending in depth northward along the west side
of Pennock street Ift feet 93 inches. and on thewest
lir e thereof sSfeet IVA inches.
Same vs. Thomas T. Ash, owner &c., C. P., March
Term, 1666; 100. it for the sum of twenty-three dol
lars and thirty-ftht cents for work and labor done and
performed, and materials furnished, against all lb at
certain lot or piece' ofgroinid situate onthe north side
of Brown street, at the distance of is feet 10S inches -
westward from the west side of Pennock street, in the
15th Ward, containing in front or breadth on said
• Brown street al feet 2 .l haches.and extendi. g Inlerigth
or depth northward On the east line thereof 78 feet
inches, and on the west line thereof :a feet 6 inches.
Same vs. Tt omits Durant, owner, (dc-, C. P., March
Term, 1566, N0.1.D; for thesum of eighty - three ' dollars
and eleven cents, for work and labor done and per
formed, and materials hirnished, against all that lot
or piece of ground situate on the northeast corner of .
Brown. street and Pennsylvania avenue in the 15th
Ural, containing In front or breadth on said Brown
erten feet UN inches, and on the northeast side of
said Pennsylvania avenue 50 feet 73 inches and in
depth on the east line thereof northward from said
Brown Mien 40 feet 5X inches,
Same vs. E. Johnson, owner dtc„. C P., March Terra,
1866, No. ISO; for the sum of one hundred and forty
seven Sl-11:0 dollars fbr work and labor done and per
formed, and materials furnished against all that cer
tain lot or pieta of ground, situate at the northwest
corner of Brown et, and Newkirk st, In the Men-
Ward, conta ining in front or breadth on said Brown at.,
S 9 feet anu of an inch, and extending in length or
depth northward along the west side of Newkirk
street 9 feet 2 inches, thence still further northward
36 feet S inches, and on the west line thereof 40 feet
5• 3 4 inches.)
Sanze - vsyltnasellL . Nevins, owner, a:6., C P., March
Term, 1866, N-,.131; for the sum of one hundred and
forty 6.2406 dollars for work and labor done and per
formed, and materials furnished against all that cer.
rain lot or piece of groundeittuste at thenorthesatward
corner of Brown at., and Newer at.. in the Fifteenth
Ward containing in front or breadth on ea d Brown
street 142 feet 11% inches, and extending In length or
depth northward along the east aide, of said Newkirk
street II feet 8t inches, and on the east line thereof 711
feet 6 inches.
Same vs. Michael Bouvier, owner &c., CL P., March
Term. 1666, No. 1..= for the sum of sixteen dollars and
twelve cents, for work and labor done and performed
and materials furnished against all that certain lot or
p'ece of ground, situate on the south side a n dwn
street, at the distance of seventeen feet two ee
eighth inches eastward from
tenth
east slde of .Pennsyl
rani a avenue. In the Fifteenth 'Ward, containing. in
front or breadth on said Brown street twenty feet *Me
ano one-quarter inches,. and extending In length or
• depth southward on the east line thereof five feet ten
and threeelghth Inches, and on the west line thereof
eight feet seven and one eighth inches.
Witness, the Honorable Joseph Allison, President 'of
our said Court at Philadelphia, the 6th day of March,
AllllO Domini one thousand pled hundred and eliti
sts.
T. 0. WEBB, Pro Prothonotary.
~~ Y:3IHIIt:►IU:7/N
City of Philadelphia vs. George Quick, owner, &¢, D. C , March Term, 1856, No. 5>.! for the sm of two
hundred and nmety.four dollars, far work and labor
ekne and perfbrmed, and.materials furnished, to wit—
For paving in front of all that, certain lot or piece of
gronnd.with the two storyframe dwellings thereon
erecter., situate on the southwesterly side of Climber
- land street, at the distance_ of about mina - Pave (95)
feet ten and one quarter- inches southeasterly from
Itichniond street, in the Eighteenth Ward of the said
city: containing in front on brf adth on the said Cum
berland street sixty (ilO)ft-et. and extending in length
or, depth southwesterly tif. that width parallel with
Bald RichmOnd'street HAY feet, more or less.- -
Witneta the Honorable George Eiharswood; Doctor
of Laws,President of our said Court at ' Philadelphia,
the seventh day of March, in the year of our Lordone
thousand eight hundred and sixts-six.
• • ELMO:mg,
Sataw - • . Pro ProthonotatY•
PATENT ,L
TIN SIFTED
In the HIT1113:1EN Ala the right thing in the right
place. No Household would be without it after a Ida
gie trial.
It is the.only Sifter now in we that gives Batisfso
.ti m . o -Emu after is warranted to give perfect Bata
factin. , • •
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Vaal:80. No Z 46 tiOith ISBOOND Street, rhusaii..
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