WMTS: CIiNOWEEIS—WIBSr SVNIoN.
[GLOBE OF YESTERDAY'S PEWEEDINGIB.]
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SBNATR.-4-ISfx. Howard called uplhe joint;
resolution , to facilitate commercial; postal ,
and "military conammilcation between the
several ,States.. TIUk question was upon Mr.
Cresswell's amendinent that Congress may:
at any time alter,•umend or repeal this act,
This was, disagreed to—yeas 12, nays 13.
At 1.30 P;M.",un motion of ,Mr. Grimes
the Senate went into Executive session, and
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soon after adjourned.
Housx.—Mr. Schenck (Ohio) offered a re. ,
solution, :winch` was adopted, instructing the
Committee on Military Affairs to_ inquirw
into the expediency of repealing all laws
authorizing brevet rank in the army of the,
United States, and <providing that all such
distinctions being abolished, some other
mark, badge, recognition or reward for gal- ,
lant action or meritorious conduct shall be
established. • -
Mr. Grider offered resolutions directing
that, as loyal men have been elected by the'
people of Tennessee as Senators and Rapre-,
sentatives in Congress, they shall be admit-'
ted' seats in the - present Congreas
taking the - oath: of - office, and that
each of the States not now represented in;
Congress shall be allowed representation on,
the same terns. '" • - -
The resolutions were referred to the Corn-,
mittee on Reconstruction.
Mr. Julian (Ind) offered a resolutioni
which was adopted,; instructing the Com
mittee on Military Affairs to inquire into;
the expediency of providing a National
military'force m lieu of a - regular, or stand-'
ing army,po consist of volunteer regimenti
mustered into the United States service foi
three years, and raised and organized by
the different States in proportion to their
population.
Mr. • -proornit t ll (Pa.) offered a resolution,
which Was adopted, calling upon the Presi,
dent of the United States for information in
reference to cotton in the hands of the mili
tary authorities at' the time of the cessation
of hostilities, and that came into their pos
session during the war.
Mr, Whaley offered a resolution, which
was . rejected, directing - the Committee on
Printing to report a bill limiting the hours
of labor for the employes of the Govern
ment printing office to eight hours a day.
The morning hour having expired, the
House went into Committee of the Whole
on the State of the Union, Mr. Dawes in the
chair, and resumed the consideration of the
Tax bill.
Mr. Morrill (Vt.) consented to an amettd
ment offered by Mr.. - Morris, and amended
by Mr. Washburne (Mass.) placing corn
shellers and wooden wares on the free list
in the paragraph with reaping machine;
(Ste., so •as to let the House vote upon the
whole paragraph.
On motion of Mr. Morrill, a:. proviso was
added to the paragraphs relating to tobaeco,
that persons who shall expose for 'sale ci
gars, cheroots or cigarets,whether of foreign
or domestic manufacture, shall be deemed,a
manufacturer thereof, and shall be - subjeet
to all the duties, liabilities and penalties nil:-
posed by law.
On motion of Mr. Morrill, a proviso was
added to section 36, in reference to whisky,
making the tax on brandy distilled from
grapes, apples or peaches $1 50 per gallon.
The Committee rose and reported the bill
and amendments to the House.
_
Under an agreement made on Saturday',
Mr. Farnsworth was permitted to offer as
an amendment an additional section as fol
lows: That all assessors,Collectors and reve
nue agents provided for by this act, or the
several acts to which it is amendatory,shall
be appointed by the President of the United
States, with the advice and consent of the
Senate; and the advice and consent of the
Senate ethall be given befbre any such officer
shall be removed from office, unless such
removal shall be for malfeasance in office
during the recess of Congress.
M. Morrill, by oonieht, amended the ori
ginal text of the paragraphelating to smok
ing tobacco, so that, if Mr. Schenck's sub
stitute for the paragraph should not be
adopted by the House,the original paragraph
should stand amended.
Mr. Willie me, under a similar arrange
ment to that made with Mr. Farnsworth;
submitted an amendment to the 65 section,
giving the appointment of the Special Com
missioner of the Revenue to the President,
by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, instead of the Secretary of the
Treasury..
The House seconded the previous ques
tion on the bill and amendments.
The first vote was on the amendment
striking out the following proviso
Provided, That no appeal shall be allowed
to any party after he shall have been duly
assessed, and the annual list containing the
assessment has been transmitted to the col
lector of the district.'
This was rejected, and the proviso re
mains in the bill.
The amendment striking out the para
graph imposing a tax of ten per cent. on
miners was rejected, and the paragraph re
=this in the bill.
The amendment inserting in the para
graph requiring monthly reports frord
cigar makers a proviso tho at nrneymen
cigar makers; and apprentices who work
for others are not included in the provision,
was agreed to—yeas, 63; nays, 90.
The amendment striking out the sentence
-authorizing gas companies to add the tax
to the price ofgas sold, was agreed to.
The: amendment striking out mowers,
eapers, threshing machines, brooms and
wooden ware from the. paragraph taxing
them three per - cent., was agreed to—yeas
48; nays, 65. These articles were therefore
added to tube free list.--
On motion. of- Mr.illorrill,lbunting and
flags of the United`---States, and banners
made of bunting of domestic manufacture,
were added to the free list. •
• The amendment to -reduce •the tax on
smoking tobacco_pf_ all kinds, not sweet
ened nor stemmed, nor butted, from twenty
cents to ten cents per pound was , rejected—
yeas 54, nays 67; so the tax remains at
twenty cents.
Mr. Schenck's amendment,in reference to
cigarettes or small cigars made of tobacco,
graduating the tax according to the market
value, as follOws : No. 1, over eight dol
lars per thousand, a tax of two dollars per
thousand; over eight - and not over twelve,
a tax of four dollars; on all other cigarettes
and cigars a tax of four dollars and forty
percent. ad valorem to be assessed on the
excess beyond twelve dollars per thousand •
—was agreed to—yeas 54, nays 40.
The amendment placing - on the free
list cordage and rigging for vessels was re
jected.
The amendment taking from the Secre-.:
tary of the Treasury the appointment of the
Special Commissioner of Revenue, and
giving it to the President„by and with the;:
advice and consent of the Senate, was is;
jetted—yeas .16, nays 73. . ;
The amendment ,offered by Mr: Cobb,'ito
strike out the section'; Providing for the ao
pointrnent of a Special Commissioner of the
Revenue, was rejected—yeas 51, nays 75. •
The amendment, addinga provisa that
assessors' 'lista of income shall be epen,to
the ',public !for inspection, but shall not he
furnished for publicatien, nor'allowed to be
copied - for. -publication, was-rejected—yeas.
55, nays 66; so the provisb was struck out of
the bill.
The amendment'' offered to-day by Mr.
Farnsworth was rejected—yeas 57, nays 66.
All the Other amendments were agreed to
in gross, and the 'bill was passed—yeas 111,
nays U. The, nays were Messrs. Bergen,
Chanler, Eldridge, Grider, ;Harding, (Ky.),
Ildarsball •Niblack -Ritter, Ross, Trimble
• arid Wright_ -
The title of the bill was, on motion of Mr.
Garfield, amended by making it read, "A.
bill to mince the internal revenue," Ace.
I Mr. Wilson (Iowa) introduced a bill con-
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cerning the powers and duties of disbursing
and - Seciriantitig - bfficAars "of the United - States,
which *as read -Wee and referred to the?
Committee - on the.Tudielary. - " '
Mr. Wilson.(lowa,) introduceda resolution.',
calling on theiSecietary of the Treasury for;
information aritaliow_ much gold belonging ;
to the Gluvernment has been sold since,
January 15t,.1.868; the compensation allowed'
and the prenaium received, Whether any+
gold has been bought for the Treasury since,
that date, '&e. "also; whether any United!
States bonds have been bought for the Tres
sury'since•that date. ' : • '
Mr. Charilei objecting to its consideration.;
the resolution was laid over for one day.
At five o'clock the House adjourned. ,
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Receipts and Expenditures of the Gov-
WAsarsevrow, May 28.—The following is
the statement of the receipts and expendi
tures of the United States for the quarter'
ending Maieh .31, 18d6,> exclusive of trust
funds :
-Beeelptsi
Customs, - - - - $46,645,597 . 83
Sales ot' public lands - 180,175 21
Direct tax, - - - 1,086,163 44
Internal revenue — • -- 66,153,091 92
Miscellaneous - - - 10 874,021 30,
Total. remipts exclttsiye of
- - - - 8124,939,00 70
Fractional cnrrency•:per act . •- •
Mar0h3,,186.3, - 5,608,980 50
per cent. tiVelltY years
bOnds, per act July`l7,lB6l, 36,100 00
Temporary loans, per act Feb. '
25 and March 17, .1862, • - 39,807,131 65
Certificates of indebtedness • =
per acts Marchl and 17,1862, 5,795,060 00
Five TWenty_years bonds, per
act March 3, 1864, - - '3,700,500 00
Five Twenty years bonds, per
act March 3,1865, - 2,731,303 00
Certificates of gold coin de-
posits, per act March 3,1863, 54,946,580 00
Total receipts,- 8237,544,644 85
• zpetulitrires. - '
Civil Foreign intercourse and ,
miscellaneous, - - $.9,248,933 j 7
Interior,. Pensions - and: In
diens - • • - - 5,813 577 58
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War, - - - - - 38,213 900 16
Navy, - - - - - 7,438,932 28
Interest on the public debt, 30,024,447 51
Total expenditures exclusive
of principal of public debt $90,748,890 70
Principal of the Public Debt.
Redemption of Stock loan of
1842, - - - - - $104,039 77
Redemption of tax on In
demnity act of 1850, - - 105,000 00
Treasury notes,actJulyl7,'6l 66,825 00
Seven-thirty three-year cou
pon bonds, act July 17,1861 82,900.00
Reimbursements oftempora
ry loans, per 'acts of Fe bra
ary 25 and March 17, 1862 25,589,555 84
Redemption of certificates of
indebtedness, per acts of
March 1 and 17, 1862, - 1,190,000 00
Redemption of Treasury
notes,ner act Yeb. 25,1862 3,431,312 00
Redemption of postage anal
other stamps, per act July
17,1867, - - - - 506,004 00
Redemption fractional cur
. rency,per act March 3,1863 2,787,445 85
Redemption three years 6 per
cent. compound interest
notes, per act March 3,1863.9,629,790 00
' Re demption gold certificates,
per act March 3.1863, - 36,258,300 00
Redemption Ten-forty bonds,
per act March 3,1864, - 1,551,000 00
Total, - - - - $172,049,363 16
The above report shows that the total ex
penditures on account of the public debt
were $81,300,472'46.
The Presbyterian 0. S. Assembly.
ST. Lams, May 28.—The appeal and coni
plaints of Robert 3. B reek' nrid ge and others
against the Syn6d of Kentucky, have been
before the Old School Assembly to-day.
But little progyess was'intide, the time tong
mainly occupied in deciding who are the
real parties in the case, an effort having
been made to couple the complaint of Mr.
'cMillen against the same Synod with that
of Mr. Breckinridge.
It was finally deiermined that Mr. Breck
inridge and his associates were the proper
complainants, and the Synod of Kentucky
the defendants.
Mr. Breckinridge made a strong speech
against this decision, he wishing to reach
the Presbytery and signers of the declara
tion by testimony, and not cut them off by
resolution. He objeoted to taking back all
these rebels.
The following are the names of those ap
pointed by - the Assemblies on the Reunion
Committee.: .`
Old SchooL—Doctors Krebs, of Netefork;
Beatty, of Steubenville, Ohio; Backus, of
Baltimore; Gurley of Washington; Dlonfort,
of Cincinnati ; Howard, of Pittsburgh;
Schenck, of Philadelphia; Reed, of New jer
sey; Brown, of Chicago; Elders Ray, of In
dianapolis; McKnight, of Pittsburgh; 'Gal
loway, of Ohio: Clarke, of Detroit; Strong,
of St. Louis; and Beatty, of Kentucky.
New SchooL—Doctors Brainerd of l'hili
delphia; Adams and Hatfiald, of New York;
Stearns, of Newaxk, NewJeriey - ; - Fowler, of
Utica, New York; Shatv, of. Rochesteil
Hitchcock, of. Hudson, Ohio; Patterson, of
Chicago; 7 Nelson, of St.:Louis; Elders Lam
bert, of New York; Williams, of:Pitts
burgh ; Allison, of Philadelphia; 'Handy, of
Cleveland; Steele, of Dayton; Brown, of
Chicago.. • •
The Freedmen's Brurean.
A mass of documents were sent to the
House yesterday in relation to the Freed
men's affairs, including a letter from As
sistant Commissioner Scott, dated Charles
ton, S. - C., May 21, in which he states to
Major General Howard that he had just re
turned from accompanying. Gens. Stead
man and Fullerton on their inspection of
the .Sea Islands. Although a careful in
vestigation was made, no flaw, he remarks,
could be found in his management of the
Sea. Island question, or any other affairs
of the Bureau in South Carolina. It gives
him much pleasure to state that the plant
ers came forward and upheld hls policy
throughout, and "were panic-stricken at the
very idea of the removal of the. Bureau."
The Assistant Commissioner for North
Carolinal says the number ofdastitute freed
men dependent on the Government has
been gradually reduced, and it is hoped
that by the end of another quarter the ne
cessity, for , the gratuitous issue of rations
'end clothing will have ceased entirely. The
demand - for labor continues unabated, and
• islar greater than the supply. Many plant
ers in the Southern , States have applied to
-him for help, and some have engaged
parties in North Carolina to return with
them: , The inquiry in no longer heard,
"What can ba s tions with the negroes?" bat
I 'the, question. ; is often asked, "Where can la
borers be found?" . _
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Jew, Davis in Consinitathjon with his
Counsel. .
FouTnEss MONROE, May 28.— M essrs,
O'Connor and Shetileft this evening for New
York,, having been in close consultation
with'Jefferbon Davis most of yesterday and
to-day. They' found' him in better, health,
than anticipated. Though somewhat worn
from his long:confaiethent t , he was stilt in
possession of his keenest facultiea, and alive
to tlie importance and engrossing nature of
the issues involved in . his elpeotect trial
They gave no information respecting the
trial, but remarked that they had just ob
tained permission to visit their client afte:
many futile attempts during the past year.
ISPECIAL 310TIVE&
PENNSYLVANIA. - %ACADEMY:. OF THE!
tkv-"Yi.• :PINE ARTS.I-TtwAnnualitle4tion fora Pre. ;
indent and twelve Directore, take -place at. the
Academy:on Monday June 4th., betweenthe houraof
12 aeon sad 2 o'clock . P. M. ' - •
.1011T7 T. LEWIS.,
Secretary.
- inyaaotL
PHI .7 Nay 28,1865
OE7lOlr OF THE BINTAILTASTB LAND
14 , 7 • COMPANY,No: 924 WALNUT street. P 4445•
• The Staled Annual Neetini of the Stochholderi of
the METALLINE LAND COMPANY will be held at,
the. ogres of the company.,on MONDA.Y, June Att,
pros: AtNtecleek, N. _ ~ . _F. N. WOMBATS,
ra f t-tiell• '
. OFFICE OF THE AIIYGDALOID DEMING
XWCOMPANT, PEUXADELPECGC,3IO,72I, 188.5„
e Annual meeting of StoOkholders of the "Atnyg-;
dtdold Wising Oompahy" willbe held bt their ofttse,
No, 824,Walnnt street, on WEDNESDAY, June sith,l
proximo,* 12 o'clock 31.,1br the election of Directors,
and the transacticri of other business: ' ' •
. - F. K. virpmeaTn,
nlY2lTJe6li ' - " Seergtary.
Tlr OFFICE OP THE SCHITYLR tr. - r, RIVER
PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY,
T .111NTY-SECOND STREET - , BELOW .13Pill:FOE;
rEtILADELPHIA, Hay 24. 1866. • • •
The subscribers to the Capital Stockof this ComPanY
Will meet for the purpose of organization, at this Office
On FRIDAY. Tune Bth, 1866, at P. 311: •
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
THOALAB R. CAW,L,
becretary.
my24ih,s,ta,tjeBl
_CAMBRIA , IRON • COMPANY: A special
meeting. of the Stockholders of the . Cfunbria
Iron Company, will be•hrld 'on' THURSDAY, Kay
810„1806, at, the office of the Company, N 0,400 Cbestnnt
street, Philadelphia, at 4 o'clodc, X, to consider
and determine the, disposition of the residue of the
capital stock and 13110 . 1
,other, : business as may then be
By Order of the Beard.' • ' • • ' -
ap.3o-troyfil* - JOHN T. SIZE, Secretary. ,
a;rToh. - ANNUAL ItiBETENG of Alio Stock
holders of the SUGAR CREEK OIL 0021 PA,
;for the election of seven .Directors, to' serve for
the ensuing year will be held at tlie Company's °nice:
No. 217 South Third street, on MONDAY, the 4th day
ofJune, 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M. _ . I
WWI open at 11 o'clock; A- 21., and close at 2 o'clock;
The Transfer Books arill be closed from the sud of
Mai to the fah da3 ofJuneAnclualve. .
B. HENRY
my 22 tn.th Litt Secretary.
HEALTH OFF. CE,PHILADELPHIS. S. W.
'CORNER SIXTH:AND BA_NcOlf tSTREETS,
May %th,1866. - .
NOTICE
Is hereby given that all Bag and Bone Establishments
in this city are declared to - be nuisances, prejudicial to
public • health, and must be closed from June Ist until
October let, unless permitted to be kept open by aro'
plication to and permission by the Board of Health,
By order of the Board of Health.
HGRATIO G. BICKEL,
3t4 , Health Officer.
[O. DELAWARE )LINING COMPANY OF. MI.
OBlGAN.—Notice Is hereby given that aU Stock
in this Company on which the eleventh installment of
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents per stiare,called February
7th, 1866, and due February lsth, 1868. Is not paid, is
forfeited for said default, and that, according to the
Charter and By• Laws of the Company. it will be sold
at Public Auction on MONDAY,the second day ofJuly
1866, at 1.2 M., at the office of the Secretary of. the Cora.
pang. No. WO Walnut street, Philadelphia, unless paid
aL or before that tune.
By order of the Board of Directors.
WYATT WLSTAII, Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia May Ist, 1866.
NOTICE.—TRE ITNDERSIGNED, COMILIB
iI I yISLISSION LH named In the Act of Assembly of
the Commonwealth of ,Perunylvanis.. entitled An
AM' to Incorporate the MANUFACTURERS' and
CuNSU3LERS' ANTHRACITR RAILROAD COM
PANY," approved 23d day orMarch.A.D. 1866,willopen
books and reteivesubscriptions to the espital Stock of
said Company at the GIRARD HOUSR. Chestnut
street, in the City of Philadelphia. on MONDAY, the
fourth day of June,A; D. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. M.
WALE E, JAMES VIZZARD,
IL A. WILDER B. SWAIN,
JOHN ULRICi. US. P. NICKELS.
JOHN P. GREEN, mylOtljeS/
TREASITRY DEPARTMENT, May 1606. •
OTSCE
Is hereby given to holders of Certificates of
Indebtedness Issued under acts of Congress, approved
March Ist and 17th, ISM, that the Secretary of
the. Treasury - in accordance With acid acts, and
the tenor of said Certificates. Is prepared to re•
deem, befbre maturity, all Certificates of Indebted
ness falling due in June, July or August, 1866. with fie
creed interest tbereen, if presented for redemption on
or before May 31st, and that hereafter such Certificates
will cease to bear Interest, and will be paid on pre
sentation at this Department, with Interest only to the
said 31st inst.
staycOULL OCR,
f theTreainuz.
(Si;medj
my"..3.bt;
WIINIV3ERSI.TY OF PELTINISYLVARLS.,
.PARTMEST OF ARTS.
e final ICzaminatlon of the Benton Class will on
held In the following order, beginning each day at i
o'clock. Et
11/EDNA:WAY, By tba Provost (Oare.ra Social
6:tenee and aillsatuZion of the ths(led dilates).
THURSDAY, 24th. By Prot Frazer (Phyrierd Gap-
Lu b u lt h ittAY, Wth. By Prot Allen aerezphon`a Kano
rabilics).
TB DAY, Nth. By Prot 'Kendall (Irstegral
Chica
lua),
EDDIESDAY, 31st. By Prof. Jackson (thoraces
ipialles and etrt ty .Prxtry.) - • •
GEORGE
my23t 31
aa'NOTH.M.—The undersigned Corp Orators
named la the Act of Assembly, eatlthd•'An Act
to incorporate the PennsylvaniaCenal Ckimpany." al:*•
proved the first day of May, A.D. 1666, will open books
and receive subscriptions to the capital Mock Of said
company at the places and times following
PHILADELPHIA, at .Boom No. 26, Merchants' -
Exchange, at 10 o'clock A. IL, on the 26th day of
June,lBte.
HARRISBURG, at the Lochiel House, at 10 o'clock
A. M., on the 10th day of in1y.1866. •
HUNTLOGDON, at the Morrison House, at 10*
o'clock A. H.. on the 101.13 day ofJuly, 1866.
1
L. T. Wattsen, !Alex. M. Lloyd, John A. Lemon,
David Blair, Geo. B. Roberta James Burns.
F. F. Wlreman, W. J. Howard, John Literafelt,
John Scott. B. B. Wie ton, James Gardner,
John N. Swope, J. J. Patterson, 1 Wm. Davis, Jr.
my2.5.1je26f
TIM FOLLOWING GENTLE ZEN HAVE,
been drily elected Officers of the Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce, to serve for the ensulreyear:
••- • -
PRESIDM4T
JOSRPH S. PLOT.
MANAGE/LS,
AT:FX. G. CASTELL,
CHAALES. H. CII&LALMOS,
JAMBS A. WEUGHT,
HOWARD HINCHM&N,
CHARIAS KNECHT.
sElcrEce. M.A_U)NE;
NATHAN BROOKE,
JOHN HIM.I.CHENER.
TRICASIMEE.
S&MUEL L. WARD
Subscriptions will be received at the Itoomb at the
Corn Eachange Association for the balance of the
Capital Stock. Gaily, from n A. M. to 12 M.
(Signed) . SAMIJEL L. WARD, Treasurer.
PIELLADELPHIA. May 11..1.65. rayll lm
P 0 kV 1I) Na tivity (1)
10.PEDINSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
M.EASiaItER'S DEPARThIENT. Pluttanxt,
:PHU, May 241 1866. _ '
Is ORICX TO SIOQumOf,DERS.--The Board of Dl
rectors have this day declared a beard-AnnualDividend
of I'IVA Plat ChasU on the Capital Stock of the
Company, clear of National and State Taxes, payable
on and after May SO, 1866.
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting Dividends
'can be had at the effice of the Com ny.lVo. 218 south
THIRD street. THOS. T. PERTH Treasurer .
m,yB•Stt .
OFFICE OF Tite CLARION AND - ALLE
GHENY RIVER OIL COMPANY;-No. 146
BvFiTH FOHRTS STREET, Pica.anstanna;-MaY
k'he Direntors have this day declared a Hivldenql
out of the net earnings of the ComPattri of FI
CENTS per share, payable to Stockholders. and. 'their
legal representatives on presentation of their certifi
cates, Wand atter June let. •
Trankfer Books will be closed from Kay Eat to done
U3l, LecAtalve.
By order of the Board. • ' • •
JACOB RIDGWAY,
my22d to je2l - SocretarY•
DELtit - DTMeirtiifouS.
Mrs. It. Dillon,
aS23 and 331 South Street,
has a handsome assortment of BYROM • am.
LThritirif; Mime' and Infanta' Hats and Cape,
BFra m ilks, Velvets, Cram, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowrs.
es. dm. whir-Atm/ .
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN TEM PRICES OF
BONNETS, at Miss AsHMANS.
my2e3t* - - No. 15 South Ninth street. •
I. • •
In the lIIWIEFICN It Is the Tight thing IA therlith!
place. No Household would be without it after , ,0
gle trial
It is the only Sifter now in use that sires_ dstielYo
on. Every Sifter is warranted to give per mitts-
tiPIIacTOKEL
laotory.lito, 680 IdA.llloE'l' street, Philasta.
State and ConstSs 'tights for Bale onaasy terms.
Wholessale:Tradstsupplied on reasonable terms.
Samples sent to any.Addrelll on receipt of s 1 00. ffet
•QALT.-2,50S sacks LIVERPOOL GROUND SALT
0 alio =sacks 'Fine* Salti al:testi:and for sale by
VORElsiAN'at 00.:128 Wslant..
QP.A.TIMH xegs fresh Spanish Olives,
PO lest received sad for sale by, i. 8. /1178SLES &
108 B. Delwin Avenue.
Ty IRLAt WARM BEEITUAL fJAFBTY .' Im[3IISARO~ ';
anCpApljr,w •
INOORPORAGGID .31Y-TIEN lomentaxtriOpikr
.r • r.uVARGA..IBBS.
oNxiouGX R.' CORN= waraw , AND w.i.laserr
- STRXRIR* PHIMARELPHIA.
e l k ..VPWCPB.
CARGO . -h; SO GI putt of the worl&
Oa IRGURIRORIEJ
"cwis, pi, River;Osumi, fr om
Land Curium
, to sll •
rssuzancaGE‘ -
~.,Cdrerchant arift,rttwa rdi ngg ezro usesy % act,
Asesrs or' mo 3 oOmrArix,
• _ • zirovember 1 1865.
siboroo ttnotot States 6perteni. loan. $96,000 00
120,000 United States 6 per cent, loan, 116,100 00
NO,OOO United , 5%540, per cent. loan • '
100,006 State of Vanla Hive Per Cent.
Loan
; 06
56,060 State of .i . q,iiimir . lTs - sr . d'a 161 1. ear. •
_ 2 •
Loan • .61,55046,
125,000 aIY of Pb - alislTax ... l:i . a .. .Fir . • - •
. 112,EL2 50
sto,cco . rennafiqatiiitrulicla- •Mort-' •
• • • __minx= Per Cent. Bon .41123- • • 10,000 00
• 25.000 . Pennv.ivania Railroad secogi Mori.
. ,_take_Slx Ye a r
Cent. Bonds.- is,Tho oo
V 5,000 western, Penna. Railroad' Mortgage • •
Sin Per Cent, Ronda:- . :55,750.00
u,cleo.Boo..Bharee Stock GermsintoTvinia . • " •
Company, principal - and interest
• f guaranteed by the • City Of /VILNA'' ,
• 15,5517,66
5,150.145 Shares Stock ;Penns; Railroad _ .
ComPany— 4,590 N
• • moo ion BbarN stork 240rOrlinairanisc , •
Railroad 41,2:10/50
40,000 .Deposit with the - United • istater cr). -•-
s i .o •• 0 6,7 3 ar ti aTitmect,to iodessee lis , 49,000 06
Per Cent:
=ON LoanisiittßlisTsTistr - •
"liens on City, Proper, MIX' 00
1;0664n6 Par. , Market ysshils....:. 996.560 00
ReN,Rstate.,-. ' 36,006 - 00
Bills ricelancle- for 117 m -ra n —co made.. - • 80
Balances doe atAkeicies.-,-Prerolomis on Nap ' • -
rive Polkien. Accrued Intereet.suld onsez
debts. duo - the 40,511 la
'Scrip mid Stock of sundry, Insurance Nul •
, --other Companiel:ss,/68, 5,111.0 CO
dash in Thu Om-8 9 '
4381211IIDISW08:.::-. ' 678 4 $ • '
$66,686 77
Tome o.lltired.
"an O. Davis,
Edmund A. Bonder,
Theophllne Spalding,
Johnß. Penrose,
James Traquidr, -
Henry 0
C. :
H ball and et, Jr.,
James ,
William O.Beal, Ludwig,
Joseph M.
GeorgeG. elper,
Hugh Crer,
Robert Burton,
/ohm. D. Taylor,
TB O •-
JOHN a:
EMMY-Lnsysv, z -
•:: i :4.1' is: is .:11 Ni • • s • s :t
AND INLAND TRANSPOB
TAM= INBUBANCEIL-
Third sh 0Mm,N0.523 WALNUT street, south olds, ant Of
wi
The 'Pm of this Company are well Invested
and ftmlsh an available food for the amp u l l a
o r all who illadre to be protected Ideorsnos
BIERS taken on Vessels, and
TILLNEMRTATION RISES on kW
cliandlaa per Railroads, Clouds and Steambosts.
FIRE RISKS on lisoludullse, Furniture and Ball&
tn taa u nl v f2rl7.
MOO Der 1791--CLAPITAIOa ARZ
FA= IN AND SECURELY
TOTAL PROPERTIES,
PERPEALITHARTEIL
A FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated March V,1331.
.IF OFFICE, No. 34 N. FIFTH street. In
sure BIIILDDIG_ L
_Si HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE and -113..4..Lt: • NDISR
ally, from phla Loss by .blre, (In the al -
PW.ladal nly.)
STATER:MT of the o
Assets of the Assostattosi
Ja
d Nor4Afiesanuary I, 1366.
on property in the
Cltyßond X 8 86,466 IT
Ground Rests—
Real Dime (Moe No 34 North FM Weal) 14,308 1 13 3
U. &Government 6831Benda--- 43.000 /V
U. S. Tresstuy IS Otee.— .....—. --- 0,64006
elly ---....—.... 648 00
Guth on kan&.............------ mum if
Tel
SEUETIODiI s .
GEORGEW. TRYON President '
WM. H. zialnuroN, .10311. PH, E. LYNDA.LL,
JOHN 80 GDR& LEVI P. COATS,
PETER A. KEYNES.' ELAXIIEL BPARHAViIt,
JOHN lIIILBLY. Cgs P. BOWER,
JOHN C&RHOW .TESSE LIGHTFOOT
GEORGE I. Youhre, • Row= teammutxa,
T./HM=ll, Secretam.
r ~r, r iL :'r 1 ''r ~ :~.r
“The Firs Insurance 0:41:23P of the County at
Ehiladelphla.” incorporated by the Legbdsgrra Or
Penneylvards In has, dor indsaadiq against loss Or
~aOaasebY ena xt,u%c'Etliatpxrue.L.
This old and reliable Institution, 'with ample esp Eal
and contingent hind carettely invested to in.
sure buildings, furr t iroserchandits, either p.
nmd t ar or for a 'tea lim cona t itl atir /OM or=
by Ire, the lowest rates with the
•
safety of pis customers. •
Lassos allusted and C a al t la m l all possible dasgatch
Charles 7. Sutter, Edwin L. Beata
Henry John Horn.
Robert V. MalW , Auseral Mow%
ileum Budd. George flecks,
Andrew H. fil/ler dm i am arles N. Mol ted
Ecorwas Jr.Hosasount. Sec'v and Treasurer.
miscsarra mstraaunos .004CPANYOP P.ILLLA.
L DELPHI&
INCORPOBATZDIIIO4—ONART= PePETUAL.
• NO. i^ 4 WALNUT Street,oe
InadeUtiontoMAßlNE e,wßFL.Az , m3:4Mall
UtbSkimpany Insane teem lector damage by
on Inwal terms, onbnibUnige mtercbantbse,
Ae.,tbr perlodsi, and immanently on =CUD
bv deposit of wanitaa.,
Com has been bi Wave epaosUon bir neat
th an gm dm
_iinAlmlch all loose have
been prompb/sAt seld
- - -
John L. Hedge, David Lewis,
IL B. Mahon? Do:derail =Le&
John T. Lewis, Then= H. Power&
William S. Grant, A. R.
Robert W. Lesdoiri& - Rdnio lle =nd . 034
1 3.
D. Mirk Wharton, Banned Wilcox.
Lawman /iswis e .".rr ' - .Lectis o..Norxis. '
JOHN R. OILEIRRIL
SawrizaWst oox.Seereterf. ^ Preill
.InRl2 .INSURANUII MELUIL,UHMALP. .... TEA
.ELUSSYLVANIA 'Flitli , /NIittRANOR 00X.
PANY—Inom3l5-obarter Perpetual—No.
MO W
%mocks Independence Square,
Thal company, hurozably known to ' the community
fur over linty yeam,
on
to insure anima kW
or damage by Sr% on Public or Private _sanding%
either permanently or fir a limited time. Also, ue
Furniture= crewels and Idenihrindiee cenerallyi
Tbeir Maar together with a WO MiTine Fend is
Invested In the moat amend manner, which 4mablas
them to otter to the Insured an undoubted security le
I"
alls. efl _ 4llll. DIRIKMDHS. -
Daniel Smith, Jr., John Devereaz
Alexander Hermon. , Thomas Smith,
Isaac Railehuzst, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Nobble, J. EiMingham you.
Daniel Haddock Jr.
SMITH, jr., Prodder&
WirWar O. UlawirtZ. Secretors
Toney on. a Small ClapitiL
IPENOEIRS
PA2ENT,
IN SIFTER
imp
STRAINER.
avaluable for use In all
es where a Strainer, or
ve Is required; It wilt
ma, IMAM, EictuAAn.
`LE, 4 13170KWILEAT,
and wta Strain'
imaaarrsa,Eteireres, dsch
ROMFORT.-
V,ciffitaWrltAW4 - SF.
Samuel E. Mau,
J. B. Penistori,
Henry Sloan; - •
William
Darll
ward G. Boalten,gion,m,
Edw
H. Jones Brooke
Edward .Laibimmde.
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarlarbd.
Sooting P i n*.
Spencer vaLms,
J. B. Semple, Pittidargli.
A. B. Berger, Pittsinirgb.
aD T4doman, Plttsbnrgb.
= HAND, Prmident.
DAVIB, Vice President.
Witten'.
„. .
Arthur G. Clotan, JAMBI N. Dickens,
Samuel W. Jones, B. Morris Wain.
John,
John Mason,
GliarbiN d or George L. Rarriama,
Ambros
De .
Wood. Edward te, Frarldll.ll H. . C= ar
Richard
William Welsh, E. B. Clarks,
II Bowen;
H Williams Gurarabigs,
Maim
T. Ctuudeton omy.
.1.52TE1D1 G. oo h . President.
Prase. Bearesari.
Mmucuus snug /2fa4itAPICM OOMPANY_. •
A. I:RCCBPODATBD ISM—assnlß• ' , PAWS
uo litreetil muL v3ve TEC= liMest,
nostrig A paid up CAPITA", STOCK and
PLVD inure •W Boum and available Securities, CO&
gime to insure on Dwellings, Ste Furniture, Yen
ohandise, Vessels port , and their and otbur
Pens" Property. All Lames liberally and promptly
adjusted..
Tlionafue 71. Marl& :. ' . JCitiii T. Lewis,
Zolut Wels James R. Oampbeill
Homnelo. Morton. Edmund G. Data's. ,
P I..tp:a Brigs. , m oharlm W. Poultur, Daael
: - I :.., - ' i , , - ITHOIdAS IL 21.48/8, Treads: IL
Mali! 0. C l ,l2www.up. Searetarr. , - au=
A 2dMEtIOAN MUTUAL IDESISBAMCBQOZCPASIT.
—oXpe WALNUT
Street. MA.B. AND MLAXII
I 1 OSANQSA.—
Bl*t taken on vrioselts, maws and he lean psr
or the'vrceiCand onloone on Wand .rmr•ation'ou
Avers, canal inuresos ea) - other oonVeYarear
through Out the . United Staters.
:WILLIAM MI6 Prentg s h iatt :
Parniza.fouLLEN,tnos
BORER? 7: MEM Secretary. • • .
. .. . .. ..
i
• WMlsm (halm . . .... ,Honsy o.llaliell4 .
poa Callen Wm. I& LoNither.
John DoLoU,,Tr., - . .7, Johnston Browni -,
Wiliam H. Nast*, . Samuel A. 3331014 • .
. 33 ff. W. Blithazdni , , Mason Riltehbill,
W - 0 alßemy L. lilldes,
m. X. man, , S. min Marta&
TEPPROVIDENT LUTE AND . TRUST :01)Y.
ANT, OPEBILADELPHL&.—
Dusorponalallpythe Mate or Pezumplyinds. ID month,
INEWRPR LIVER e.tail i wa remaularr ON DE.
posm Arip . exturra ANNurras.
warrer,
Samuel
Jeremiah motor,
Jo Wood.etuird
shua rrie,
Hi
Blehozd Cadbury •
e astr ßignea '
T. Brown
Chi& P I Wu " a Lontottein, •
BOMAN]) Ealarliallt."
Rum. Li • SHEPLEY, Breatlenlh'
an2Pe.
SHEET.
=MEI
CORPAISTe•
ICOL
Wail Mat OWNIII
AM=UfIDE._
1 . 829-431EWITER PERPETUAL,
FrELAMECW
EINE INSURANCE COMPANY
AsaCktter on January -1 1866,
110 - 2;50055i 96
. 44 1.0011011M00..
4400_,0N 00_
Accrue
ara vir B /sas
lIIMETTLED CLIMB,
I 1L.467 513. _
=Losses-Paid Since 1829 Over
ss;oo4:i s cioo.
, , _ .
Perpetual and 1 empornry. Petioles on LbiralTerrno
DERFOTOPJ3,
Chao. N: Banker , : Edward O. Dale, Toping Wagner, George Pales..
Banmel (Rant, - • . Alfred Fitter. '
Geo. W. Richards, - • Pros. W. •Lewle, M. D,
141altfc. Lea, Peter McCall.
CHARLES N. ollCKEßPresident.
*. ...-• •. - EDWARD O. D_ ,Al.lO Vice Preetatunk
_.
_,___
,TAE,'w. bre.A LIATEB, :: , • i01121#41r7 pro UM. .feSOlni
FIRE-- INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
4uthorizedVapital, $lO Millions,
Invested Funds, over 16 Millions.
Yearly Revenue, over 5 Ilifiions.
Invested in the United
States over $1,500,000
All
Englan lcseee promptly adjusted without reference to
d.
ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for Pennsylvania.
OFFICE,
No. 6 Merchants' Exchange.
rformtb t rem PHILADELPHIA.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCECOMPANY.
OFFICE, 4115 WALNUT STREET PHILA ORE,PI37A.
CAPITAL PAID IN, IN dABH. 0000
This company continues to wets en Iles Auks only,
Its atpital, - with a good s 7ol urplus, la safely invested.
Lasses by lire havettemon ir ay paid, and more than
Disbursed on this account viltbin the past few yenis.
Forte previ t the office of this company will re.
main at
415. WALNUT STREET,
But within a few months will remove to Its 01733
BUILDING.
N. Z. COB. BRVIENTH AND CEOMTNUT,
Then, as now, we shall be nappy to insure our patron
at =eh rues as are consistent with safety.
- - -
THOMAS CRAVEN, A TMSTrn /L GILLETT,
FURMAN EZEIETPARD, R. S. LAWRENSIR,
THOS. MACEIELLAR CHARLES L DUPONT,
JNO. SUPPLIER. HENRY F. EMMET'
JNO. W. CLAGKORN, JOSEPH KLAPP, M.
BILLS YERKBB,7s.,
THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
ALFRED 8. GILLETT, V. President and Treasurer.
JAMES B. ALFORD. Secretary. ialStr
TarRELIANCE INBUBANCE COMPANY 03:1
KELADE.LPHIA.
- in IBM Charter Perpetual
M., No. 308 WADNUT BERERT.
CAPITAL, 131: 1 9,0X 1 ,
Insures against lam or damage by FIRE, on
BOUM% Stores and other Buildings, limited or pea
panel, and on Furniture, Goods Wares and znerchan•
dims in town or conntry.
LOSSES PROMPTLY
Invested in the following Secraities, In..
First Mortgages on City Property, well se
-11124,160 00
Ilatted States Government T".”. MAO 00
Philadelphia city 6 per cent. Loam MAO 00
Pennsylvania 19,000,0:0 i per cent Loan-- 21,0(9) 00
Pennsylvania Rallraad Sat and se
cond M •
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 35,M0 00
6 per cent. Loan— -- 6,003 IX)
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com- ,
pants 6 per cent. Loan—. 5,000 00
Randn,gdon andßroad Top 7 percent, mort
gage b0nd5...... : :,,. 4,563 60
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock.-- 1,050 CO
Mechanics' Bank - 4,000 a)
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock— 10,000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.. ale 00
Reliance Insurance Company of
pitta's Stork I,IMO 00
Cash In bank and on hand------------ 5,914 71
DIRECTORS. $408,004 79
Con. Tingley, Benj. W. Tatley,
ti m. Musser, Marshall
Samuel Blspham, Charles Leb . 3. .
H.. L. Carson. Thomas H. Moore,
Bober& Steen,, Samuel Cashier,
Wm. Stevenson, Alfred lirrttlfah.
James T. Young.
(11%RM• TINGLEY. President,
THOMAS C. HILL, Secretary.
Pnzmaramemu. December 1.1865. de2o-th.5.1:1131
TEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
O PHILADELPHIA.—OFFICE, No. 24 NORIH
FIFTH STREET : NEAR MARKET STREET. '
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
CELLI/TEM PEssirruar.. CAPITAL .AND ASSETS,
tereceo. Make Insurance against Loss or Damage by
Fire or Public or:Private Buildings, Furniture, Stocks.
Goods and MexenDIFICTO RS.dise on favorable terms.
;.. • - •
ueorge Erety, I Frederick Doll,
August C. -Miller, f Jacob Schandler,
John F. Belsterling, Samuel Miller,
Henry Troomner, Edward P. Moyer.
William McDaniel, Adam J. Glass,
Christopher H. hillier, Israel Peterson,
Frederick Staake, Frederick Ladner
Jonas Bowman, _
GEORGE
JOHN F. BELST]
' PHILIP E. COLEMAN,
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPANY ~.
A& CHART PERPETUAL
Wilco, No. 811 WALNUT above Third, PhDs.
Will insure against Loss or by Fire, on Build.
hags, either perpetually or fbr &limited time, Household
Furniture and Merchandise generally.
Aso.-]dart tie Insurance on Vessels, ,- illarVes end
Freight. inland iruninutce to all parts of the Union.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Ether, , David Pearson,
D. Luther. _ ' Peter Sieger,
Lewis Andenrled, . : J. E. Baum,
J. R. Blakiston, . Was. F. Dean, • ,
Jerd:Mandeld, . Sohn Ketcham. .
WM. ..- - MEMINS,Ka: President.
__
_, Nirtd: F. DEAN, Vioa-PredildenS,
WM. EL SMITH. Secretary - . , , tats
MUTUAL FIRE INS '
.I.u. PHILADELPHIA
Street—issare IttaldthEß,
chsuidise genera S llyi rrs _ fi
AS
_ _[03.795 MI.
DIREOTOBS TO ism
CALEB MOTHER% WM. P. FEEDER,
BENZ. MALONE. • .TOSEPTt CHAPMAN
THOMAS MATHER, EDW. M.NREDLES,
1
T. ELLW'D OKAPIS:IAN, WILSON H. ZEN.
SIMEON - MATLACK, . LUKENS WEBSTER
AARON W. StAaarrrx, CHARLES EVANS,
CALEB CLOTHIER, President.
T. Er.mwoors CHAPMAN, Secretary. 1628.8ral
WASH INSURANCE COMPANY.
A• No. ES STNCHEUT STRUM'
-
1/R3 AND INLAND INSURANON
l iu
Nrareds N. Back ; - ..
jam W. Zverrns. •
Charles Itichards(m.' ' Robert B. Potter,
ReorY. _Uslirbk. - Ina Kessler, Jr.,
Samuel wrigat, - E. D. WoogiraZ
JUstice, • , • Clok .. Stakes,
Geo. A. W
est, , J'os. D. lialls. .
,_' N. OK larestdent.
Blaw..&R.Dsmgr. 'Mos Prash2s 111
EDIDCA.TION.
- --BALL;: SESSION. OR. MISS.ARROW%
1 SSEPKINARY FOR YOUNG ..I.ADIE will com
mance on . . Wedneedw SepteMbernth,_ at her
retideitme
_corner of Ftipbtr • and Sixteenth streets.
Rammummaset—Rev. 0. Ftel_ Bin,
D. D,olSey:. Themaa Bra: IT
Mai-D. D.; W. H.'Ruen,
late aent of Girard Callers. . , - tio.f.bra
WAR'II9.
"WARD WANTED, for, a gentleman and his wife, in
-Jul a respectable" private family, in or near German
,t Own. Deference!' exchanged.. State location and
telme." Addrers.R. DL. S.. BoxxxxrN 0111ce. Insrb3-2t*
.700,URDINCI:
VIIIIST•OLASS AT A FARM -HOUE3I;
.1.71 N D.A..11.1tY. Inquire - at - Buttonwood - : - Hotel,
. - n2928 2t*
1 - 1133.1.A. - RI:O3I3MEt MailEfIRE ..11111LTELIG • tivaiLnit
P.A.ORING. HOSE, ,
eins ari! dealern will find a FULL ASSORT.
MENT.OF GOODYEAR'S PATRNT VIT/MANIZEO
RUBBER
EMILTING,.Pette r AGILING, HOSE, deviat the
Murers Readtti.
GOODYEARIS, •
sost7hestnnt BMW.;
th aide,
N. 8.-We have a NEW and eifliiP A.Nriaca ot .
GARDEN and PAVEMENT HOSE, very PheeP• to
which the attention of the noblio is cans •
INCOICrE FOR nedg
Fao.ooo.
AND ' . et
,t 79
KRETY. Preetdent.
• I G, vice President.
• 0: a _lO • il•
'Mee No. 5 South FIFTH
, • „
MENICIPAL
IVLUNT.CIPAL CLAIMS,—
SHEREPIPS OFPICE,-
PICELADELPFCIA, MAY 21st, IBM/
NOTICE'S .ThEllEtl: EY GlV.ifN, in accordance %gait
the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
s,y Ivan's. passedillth day_of March, A. D. NM, entitled
"An Act relative to Resistered Taxes and bianicipat
Claims in the County of Philadelphia," that the follow
ing writs of b cite facies sin claim have been placed in
my hanOs for service. to Wit: _
REIST.Y C. HOW - ELL, Sheri
OF
_ .
EN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
City of Philadelphia vs. John P. Lord, owner or re
puted owner or whoever may be owner, O. P., JU1343
Term, 1866, No. 15; for - the sutmof one hundred and
twenty-one dollars and thirty-six cents, for work and
labor dore and performed„andmaterials tarnished
against all that tot or piece of ground situate on the
northeasterly side of tsomersetstreet and southeasterly
side of Cedar street, In the Twentptifth Ward; con
sitting In - front or breadth onsaid Somerset street 80
feet. and extending In length or depth northeasterly of
that width between- lines parallel to sad alongisald
Cedar street BO feet, more or less.
Same vs., Macbette & Ralguel, _owner, &c., C.. P.
June Term,lB66, No. 16; for the sum of three hundred
and forty dollars and seventy-nine cents for work and
labor done and - performear mid-material furnished,
against all that certain lot •-or piece of ground com
mencing at the northwesterly side of Cedar street 120
feet•ll. -and % inches- southwesterly from. from_B merset
street and extending ,thence northeasterly along the
line of said Cedar street 120 feet, 11 and% inches to the
corner of said Cedar ano Somextetstreettherice north
westerly along the line of said Somerset street 9s feet
4'S inches to the Aramingo Canal, and thence south
erly along the several courses of Said draining° Canal
155 feet 4V, inches to 'theplace of beginning. ' •
- Same , 78. Charles E. Johnson; owner, dn., C.F..
June Term, 1866, No. 17, for the sum of twenty dollars
and fifty nine cents for work and labor done and per
formed and materials furnished against all that certain
'lot or piece of ground Infinite at the southeast cornerof
Brown street and _Pennsylvania avenue." in the
Fifteenth' Ward, containing in front, on said Brown
street 17 feet 2.%• inches, and in front on the northeast
side of , said -Pennsylvania avenue, 14 feet 9% inithea.
and on the east line thereof 8 feet 73(; inches-
Sarney& easter ICeller, mane P;, June Tenn.
1866, No. 18, for the sum of one hundred and fortytwo
dollars and nine cents for work and labor done and
performed, and materials, furnished against all that.
certain lot or piece of • graund situate on -the] south
westerly side or Somerset street, and southeasterly side
of Gaul street in the Twenty-fifth Ward; containing
in front or breadth on said Somerset street, 4a feet,
and extending in length or depth southwesterly' of
that width between lines parallel to -and along said
Gaul street, 80 feet moreer less., - - - ' .
- Same va.diebecce Pritchett owner &c., C. P.. June
Term, 1866, No. 42, fer the snot of seventy-six dollars
and twenty-one-cents, for work and labor done end
performed, and materials 'furnished against all that
certain lot or piece of ground situate-on the southeast
corner of Fortieth and Baring streets, in the Tvienty
fourth Ward of theUty of Philadelphia, beginoingat
the southeast corner of Till or Fortieth and Brown
streets, thence east along the south side of Baring
street 190 feet 03' ' inches to the west aide of Sloan street
—thence south t) • the same 28 feet 351 inches to the
south line of Old Persimmon street, thence west bythe
same 190 feet to Till or Fortieth wreet, aforesaid and
thence north along the east line therereof 26 feet
inches to the place of beginning. ,
Same vs. Mrs Frances Turner. owner &c.,C. P., June
Term, 1866, No. 43. for the sum of seventy dollars and
fifty-four cents, 'for work and labor ' done and per
formed , and materials tarnished against all r tain lot orpiece of ground situate on 'he' westside of
Tlll or Fortieth street, in .the Twenty-fourth Ward of
the city of Philadelphia, at the distance of =9 feet 2f
inches south at Powelton avenue, containing in front
or breadth 33 feet 4 inches on Bald' Till or Fortieth
street, thenceextending westward in length - or depth
of that width, and parallel to Old Pratt ribreet 179 feet
11;r inches to Bell street. •
Witr ess the Honorable Joseph Allison, President of
our said court at Philadelphia, the 'Eleventh day of
May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty•six.
T. 0. WEBB, Pro Prothonotary.
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City of Philadelphia vs. Jelin Reilly, owner, &c., D.
C., June Term, 1866, N 0.40; for the sum of twe hundred
and twenty-five dollars and fifty-nine cents, for work
and labor done and performed, and materials fur
nished; forpaving, in front of all that certain lot
or. piece or ground, with the brick building thereon
erected, situate on the southwesterly side of Cumber
land street, at the distance of three hundred and thirty
one (231) feet ten and one-quarter inches southeasterly
from Richmond street. in the Eighteenth Wand;
containing in front tr breadth on said Cumberland
street forty (40) feet, and extending in length or depth
southwesterly of that width parallel to said Richmond.
street (50) feet. more or less.
Same vs. 1 ewls Geagan, owner, &c.; D. C , June
Term. 1566, N 0.41; for the sum of two hundrecland
forty-five dollars, for work and labor done and per
formed, and materials furnishecl,to wit: for oaving,dic.,
in front of all that censiu lot or piece of ground with,
the three-story brick dwelling and frame building ad
joining. thereon erected situate on tie southwesterly
side of Cumberland street, andthe southeasterly side of
Richmond street, in th-;Eighteenth Ward, containing
in font or breadth on the said Cumberland street fifty
.westfeet, and extending in leia ghth or depth south
rly of that breadth along the southeasterly aide
of said ,llichmond street twenty (20) feet. more or leas.
Same vs. Patrick Turner. owner, D. U., June
Term, No. 129; for the sum of one hundred and five
dollars and eighty-one cents, for work and labor done
and perfo med. and materials furnished. to wit: for
'curbing, &c.. in front of all twat certain lot or niece of
ground situate on the west aide of Till or Fortieth
street. in the Twenty fourth Ward, of the city ofP.hil
adelphia, at the distanc, of two hundred and twenty
nine (229) feet 2 inches south of Paws ton avenue,
containing in ftoni or breadth on said Till or Fortieth
street fifty feet. and extending in length or depth west
ward of that width, and parallel to Old Pratt sxreet.ona
hundred and seventy-nine feet eleven and seven:-
eighths inches; to Bell street,
Witness the Honorable George Shorewood. Doctor of
Laws, President of our said Court, at Philadelphia,the
tenth day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six.
B. W. FLETCHER.
Pro Prothonotary
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