CITY s BITLIMIL
UNION BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION—
Founded 1831—" An institution, for the En
couragement of industry. the S'uppreesion of
Pauperism and the Relief. of Suffering among
the Worthy .Poor."—At the artitaat *sleeting
held Tuesday, October 16,1866, at the rooms,
of the Society, northwest corner. of Seven th
and thins= streets, the:following gentle
3nert were elected officers and mana
gers for the ensuing year
.President-43idiuzz. H. PEnangs.
Vice Pre.sidents—RaaßAlO D.' WOOD, J.
rissza .T,vAarau. .
Treasurci--flostuND Witcox, 404 Chest
nut street.
Corre,9ponding Becreta9y—L. MONTGO
=BY BOND.
Recording Seeretary—Jolor H. ATWOOD.
MANAGERS.
Benj. Coates,. Thomas A. Budd,
Thos. Latimer, Charles Rhoads,
John Bohlen, Richard Wood, •
Wm. Purves,Chas. g. Warts, M.D.,
Arthur G. CcIIM, Edwar4 - .R. Wood,
Benjamin Orne, James Bayard,
John W. Claghorn, Joseph A. Clay,
Thomas Wattson, Alfred M. Collins,
Joseph H. Dulles,'John E. Graeff,
John Ashlturst, !Henry D. Sherrard.
At a subsequent meeting of the Board
the following appointment was made,
Yo t Hicks, Agent.
There are 120 gratuitous female visitors
(visiting in the districts where they reside),
and who, from long experience, know
nearly all the worthy poor. The following
is an epitome of their labors and disburse
ments tor_the past year, taken from the an
nual report, to wit
LABORS.
No. Of visits made to the poor, -
" Families tiader charge, -
" Sick administered unto, -
" Deathsnttended upon—five
':by Cholera, - - -
" Persons found employ
ment, including domes
tics to places in families,
" Children , placed at school
and Sunday school, -
" Persona, including chil
dren, found asylums, -
" Young girls rescued from
an abandoned life and re
stored to friends,
DISBURSEMENTS.
Materials, Reduced to Money Values by
1411 Estimate.
Cash distributed by visitors from
"appropriations by the General
Board, - - - - - - 83,875 00
Cash distributed from collections
made by the visitors them
selves, - - - - -
Cash distributed from the office,
including wages paid out there
as aid, - - - - - -
Cash distributed to sewing women
by the Ladies Branch, - - 4,017 12
Cash distributed to other female
labor at the store of the Society,-
Cash Value of 1740 tons of coex,
(012,240 pounds to the ton,) dis- -
tributed, in quarters, at $7 50,
Cash value of 64 tons of coAL, and
31 cords of - WOOD collected by
the visitors, - - - - 708 00
Cash value of PROVISIONS, in
chiding flour,, buck wheat flour,
Indian. meal, potatoes, beans,
hominy, tea, coffee, sugars, mo
lasses, bread, soup meats; and
medicines and delicacies for the
sick, - - - - - - 1,550 00
Cash value of MATERIALS: 1,627
new and partially worn gar
ments, the gifts of various Dor
cas and other Societies (acknow
ledged elsewhere) and of indi
viduals, cash. $75, - - - 1,221:00
Cash value of 252 yards of stuffs.
45. articles of furniture and bed
ding; and 128 pairs of boots and
Cash vane of 550 stoves lent,bear
ing the name of the Society, to
prevent their loss. These
stoves were patterned by the
Society for this use and are very
economical in their operation.
They cost, with repairs, deli
vered and returned, about $6 00
each. As they last three years,
the cost (and consequent value
to the poor) per year or each
stove is, therefore
- 1,100 00
Total, 71
Contributions both in money and s3o, mate
rials thankfully received at the office of the
Society, N. E. corner of Seventh and San
som streets, or by the Treasurer, Edmund
Wilcox, Esq., 404 Chestnut street.
Tan Bermatoirs EXCITEKENr. The
political troubles in Maryland have taken a new
phase, and the excitement is as intense as ever. We
presume it will last until after the election tomorrow
and then subside. There Is, however, no aubsidence
in the demand for the cheap and excellent coal sold
by W. W. Alter, 917 North Ninth street, and Sixth
and Spring Garden streets.
VARY CHOICE ROASTED COFFEE.
MITCHELL d: FEET•• HER,
12114 Caestnat street.
FROSTED BEAVERS,
VELVET BEAVERS,
BLACK BEAVERS,
TRICOT BEAVERS,
PLAIN BEAVERS,
PALETOT BEAVERS.
.CAPITAL STOCK THESE GOODS.
COOPER & CON ARD,
NINTH and MARKET.
ANOTHOR COBIPI.rwENT TO THE WHEELER
4e, Wn.sqh. - ,—This great dewing Machine is to all
others what the elm is to the solar system—it eclipses
all competitors. At the late istate Fair at Dayton,
the committee awarded the first premium to the
Wheeler ds Wilson Company for the ' best Sewing
Machine for family use;" and the Judgment of that
committee is the Judgment of the world. This award
was made over the Grover & Baker, Howe Ell °tic,
.Singer. Wilson & Gibbs and the Florence. We have
seen the document.
CraLDEEN's HATS
Of All Styles.
OAllFORD'S,Continental Hotel.
.PLAIN AND GORED CIRCLES,
PRIMA DONNA POINTED SACQUES,
ASTRAKHAN SACQUFB,
LOOSE BASQUES,
COOPER & CONARD,
NINTH and Id AREET.
AN tfrmucrr ADMIRAL.—Admiral Teget
boff, of Austria, has been dismissed the service for
sailing his vessels contrary to the Austrian rules of
navigation' but the most lucky Admiral Ye get hoff
we know of is Admiral Semmes, who got off from
CaptainWtnalow in an English yacht, The best things
**to get off' or on either are the ready-made garments
at Charles Stokes & Co's one.prlce clothing house
under the Continental. They go off very readily and
easily.from the store and on to the customers.
TRY OUR YANKEE BUNN&
MousE & Co., 903 and 904 Arch street.
"PITY THE SORROWS OF A Poor.
OLD MAN," WHO HAS GONE THROUGH LIFE
WITBOUT A CONSCIOUSNESS THAT THE
PL ACE TO PROCURE
BOTB' CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S SUITS;
. MILITARY UNIFORMS,
NAVAL orrro.
SUITS TO SUIT ALL, IS
THE BROWN STONE CLOTHING HALL,
ROOKHILL a WILSON.
666 AND 605 CHESTNUT STREET.
COAL AT RETAIL AT PORT RICHMOND Pna-
C 123-7.0. the Shipping Wharf, foot of Laurel Street,
E.ensington. Gross ton (2,240 lbe.) always delivered,
anlemetherwise ordered.
7. R. .a W. TOMLINSON.
• '
RAILOWB.LL &. Sox, 534 Market Street.
• , Hallowell & boa, 534 Market street,
Hallowell & Son, 534 Market street;
• Brea' Clothing. Beye' Clothing.
Boys' Clothing.. Boys' Clothing.
Soya' Clothing. Boys' Clothing.
'Elplendid * assortment. Reduced Priem •
Splendid assortment, Reduced Prices.
Splendid assortment. Reduced Prices.
Call before purchasing elsewhere.
CASTORn ES,
ASTRAKHANS
VELOURS,
OTEIRCHILLAS, •
_
2LAGNIFICIDT CLOTH STOOK. WHITNEYS.
COOPER dr, OONARE,
NINTH and 'MARKET.
steam engine Panging.—Air terms, see
6S guth ei ., phl.lA” And 26 dey et., new York,
MISSES' HATS!
New styles opening daily.
OARFORD'S, Continental Hetet
DEMME; BLENDICADO, AND; _CATARRH.--
Prohassorat taurlare. and , ess?
all diseases appertaining to the above membe Ear rs tr with
the utmost success. Testimonials' from the most re
liable sOnrcorin the city can be seen-at his office, No,
51s Tlliestreet. The medical faculty are. Invited._ to ac•
colony tdieltpsEenis, ashe "as had no secrets to his
P • Arnaclil 07.11 1 ' Inset ad. No .oharge - mado
or'examination.
• Ftrits! Timis! Fu! - -
Wioter-Eittfek now oaen.., •
..„ oA.Kinarua , s; ,00ntilientiitztotii;
. ,
New Jersey MattAws. •
To-Monnow mr-C,ANDRN:-7.-4To-morrow
will be an important day in Camden as well
as throughout the State. The election is one
which is of vital consequences to the people
and big with importance to all concerned.'
The Union, Republican ticket., is composed
of true:and tried gentlemen, those who have
never aided and abetted'Areason in any
shape :or form, but have, on :"the contrary,
given largely of their means; efforts, time
and labor to assist onr bravevolunteers in the
field while fighting the battles of their coun
try against the hosts of secession. Against
them the Copper-Johnsonites have made a
mongrel or hybrid, ticket renresenting
principle incompatible with, the future in
terests and safety of the Government. This
ticket it is the duty of the Unionists to de
feat. They ought to go to the polls early,
and see that no cheafing is carried on by
their opponents. They should not fail to
make preparations for getting out every
voter.-- Let vehiolearbe engaged to convey
the old and enfeebled to the polls, so that
they may be enabled to speak their
sentiments at the ballot-box against
the usurpation and fatal policy of
Andrew Johnson. There are a number
of such persons in Camden and they ought
to be attended to without 'fail. Close scru
tiny should also be observed so that every
person shall have a fair chance to deposit
his vote, and that no one entitled to it shall
be deprived of voting on any technical
grounds. Men well versed in the laws con
cerning elections should be placed at all the
polls to see that no one shall be unfairly
challenged and deprived of his vote. If
this is done, there is little doubt but that
the entire Union ticket will be successful.
No moment should be lost from the time
the polls,open at 7 o'clock in the morning
until they close at 4.53 in the afternoon.
A BIG Tußrrotrx.—The Republicans of
Atlantic County on Saturday afternoon held
a mass meeting at Absecom, which was
larger than any ever held at that thriving
village. Delegations from the settlements
and hamlets for miles around the country
poured into the place with vehicles gayly
and appropriately decorated with evergreens
flowers and flags. About two thousand per
sons were in attendance, who were ad
dressed by Ex-Governor Pollock, Hon. A.
G. Cattail and others, in a forcible style.
The Boys in Blue and the Citizens' Cam
paign Club, of Camden, were in attendance,
and a band of music gave additional interest
to the meeting. In the evening there was a
torchlight procession. The people dispersed
with hearty cheers for Judge Moore and the
whole Union ticket.
E.xTRA SkssioN.—An extra session of the
Courts for Camden county, for the purpose
of trying appeal cases, will be held on the
15th inst., in the Court House in Camden.
- 2,594 92
- 1,100 00
13,0'50 00
W.IIIIAIW GLASS WAREROUSE
BENJ. H. SHOEMAKER
Nos. 205 and 207 N. Fourth Street,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
WINDOW GELLASS.
Main stock a full assortment of
FRENCH WI3F'DOW GLASS.
FRENCH DOUBLE CRYSTAL GLASS
Pi EACH CRYSTAL PLATE GLASS.
ENGLISH SEEM GLASS.
ENGLISH SKYLIGHT GLASS.
Also the above varieties to arrive per
E hip Morning Star, from Antwerp.
Ship Bramaamel, from Antwerp.
Ship Excelsior, from Liverpool.
I also offer the entire product (MO boxes per day) of
the 111ANBLIZr WINDOW GLASS WORKS, guar
ranteed superior to any other glass made in this court
BENJAMIN H. SHOEMAKER,
FOR THE SALE OF
.Prench Plate 0-lass,
French Looking Glass Plates,
205 and 207 North Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIEL,
n03.3t1
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE OITY AND
.L
_COUNTY OP . PHELADELPHIA. Estate Of
ALEXANDER IdoCA.LLA., deceasetf.—The Auditor
appotuted by the Court to audit settle and adjust the
account of IS.AIAIt IicOALLA and A. n.
LA, acting Executors of the last will and testament of
AIEXANDER McOALLA., demised, and to rePort
distribution of the balance in the bands of the Ac
countant. will meet the parties interested for the pur
pose of his appointment. on TUESDAY, November 20,
Hitt at 33 , 4 o'ciock, P. 2L, at the Office of FREDERICK
C. BRIGHTLY, Esq., No. 42e TatiFt AIM street, in the
city of Philadelphia. • nostn,w,t2t*,
"fiTANTED—A GENERAL Olt SPECIAL PART
VT NEE, with a rapit.l_of fifty' (50) th ousand dol
lars, in an old estabnaired house In New. York of
excellent credit doing a band New hbing trade
with the South. Address Beßen '2732, York boost
Office. noS•mor.fite •
IatALLABIPB 87 NORTH MIEIHTIE STREIFT.
AP and Ms 01310EITNIrk street, have no connection
with any +=her establiehment in the city, OZIO,LIFUIi
. THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5.1866.
Importer and Dealer
Sole Agent
HOSIERY'
• - GLOVES',
UNI)ERWEAR?
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,'EtC;,
TEE LAEG3I3I' VARIETY.
AT
.
JOHN 0. , ARRISON'S,
Noe. 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street,
PHII „
SHIRTS ! SMITS ! SHIRTS !
C. A.
Also continues to make hie '
..ratinovED PATTERN smarts/
jrir tneetrial e rfect fit gu to . establish their Imp;rl.
oray over all ethers. owl-2m rp
SILVER
SILVER
SILVER
FLINT
FLINT
FLINT
BUCKWHEAT,
THE FINEST IN THE WORLD.
DAVIS d RICHARDS.
oc24U 'ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
SPARKLING WINES:
Henkell & Co., (Mainz.)
SCHARZBERGER,
ASSMA.NN HAUSER, (red),
hit)SEL MUSCATEL,
JOB A NN I SBRBO,
HOCHHETI+ EE,
Chas. Adt Eupferberg, -s - .
Beg A R7RE.RO,
•
MUScA
SPABIiLINO MOSELLE,
PEBLE DES EIECIKINS
JOHANNISBEIto, in Pints and Quarts, to which
the attention of the trade and &rallies is invit.A.
H. & A. C. VAN BEIL,
WINE MERCHANTS,
1310 Chestnu.t Street.
auM w s mam 9p -. .
CALIFORNIA
PURE WINES AND BRANDIES,
prom the celebrated Vineyards of B. D. WILSON a
SON. Ban Gabriel, Loa Angeles. Callibrzda.
A.NORLIC.A. 'MOUND VIRZYASD
ROCORTAK, SP P ARKLING OTLAY.
P2 mata
GRAPE BRILIQDIr, IWEDIE GN
SURREY,
The above are gaaranteo t 9 be petteoll,7 Pdgill ea
um% from the drape, and milted for SACRA EN.
rAL and MEDICINAL impose& We claim they
are equal In richnese, flavor and pruit7 to the bed im•
ported. at nearly half the coat,
Pot aide In wood or by the case.
CariniCk & Coe
SOLE AGENTS,
N. E. corner Front and Chestnut Ste.
au= rpf
STOP ! LOOK AT Tills vt
THE GREAT EASTERN
•
Detective Horse and Live Stock' Insur
ance Company.
Chartered by the State or Pennsylvania.
OAPITAL—gIeo Goo.
Lemnos Bottles Mules and Neat Cattle against
Losses Resulting from Theft, end Death by Fire, Acct.
dental or Natural Causes.
PBINCIBAL OFFICE,
No. 108 south Fourth Bt., Phila.
President—CoL CHAS. FRALEY.
Vice P. esident—DANlEL L ZSPERLICY.
Secretary and Trees —Dr. 8. ItiteKKß.
Assist. Secretary and —F. S. KAPPA.
For City References, lEWe Urcnla• 5.
Ages to wanted In the City and every county In the
State. P. HAFPA,
pc2.B-lam rp General Agent.
NEW Adroit
Route to the South and Southwest,
Via the Delaware Railroad Line.
ON AND AMER
Monday, November 5,
Try Ins will leave Depot at Broad street and Washing.
ton avenue, at 11P. M., (Saturdays excepted), arriving
at Crisfield, Md., on the Chesapeake Bay at 7 A. M.
thence by the New and Elegant
Steamer City of Norfolk,
arriving at Norfolk 2.46 P. M., connecting with Sea•
board and Roanoke Railroad, for all points South and
Southwest.
Elegant Stateroom Sleeping Cars from Philadelphia
to Crisfield.
For further Information, apply at Ticket Oftlee, 828
CHESTNUT street, or at Depot BROAD street and
WASHINGTON avenue.
R. F. RENNET,
n02,12t1 Superintendent P. W. and B. R. R
FINE OPERA GLASSES.
Imported and for tale by
James W. Queen & 00..
ociatt 924 Chestnut Street:
Vongregs. Emjire
AND
COLUMBIA SPEEN WATERS,
Messrs. Bullock Crenshaw,
N E (tor. of. Arch and Sixth Streets.
Philadelphia, will htrearter keep a simply of these
valuable waters for sale, fresh from the Speak% add
iellvered to our customers at their store, at ourlowset
New ork
cnY prices
SONS, Prolarietors,
Sarato Springs,92 - etrz 011 ff sta,,New 'York
i n MONEY TO - AMOtTNT LOANED
17PON DIAMO 'IOI,_WATOREI3. JEW.
MAY, PLATE, CLurr HIM% cto., at
JOAMB & 00 '8
- ' OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OPPIOE.
Corner of TRIED and GAST/ILL Streets,
Below Lombard.
R. 8.- DIAMONDS' WATMLES, ZBWEray s
'SUNS, dr.o.,
Fon BALE AT
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. 0022.1021
own Wamt311.825, JBPiVitll.ll,lf . esp.. s co
WM salOsteamt at reolmtl*
8
y redacted rlosa
, 4 _ FARB
Importers of Watthee. eta.
. fur* , DI CiassMal WM. mow mu m
isi
CARPEILINGEL.
ctik.ttrimarrrmonsi:. • _ •
JAMES H. ORNE 65 CO
626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Bth and tth streets:
JIIST REOBIVRD Pag E T3SVIFEB A h LABEIE IN
French Chenille and
Axminster Carpets,
4
KEW DBBIGIQS,
JAMES H. ORNE &oa,
626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and Seventh etreeta.
MESSRS. JOHN CROSSLEY & SON'S
New Styles
6.4 Velvet it Tapestry Carpets.
JAMES H. ORNE &
.00.,
626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sixth said Eleventh eta.,
English Royal Wilton.
English Brussels,
English Tapestries.
JAMES H. ORNE & CO.,
626 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and Seventh st 26,
NEW CARPETINGS
Fall Importations,
0 ,. , , ,,, DT2W OPENING.
McCALLVMS, =USE • SLOAN,
No. 619 MOM= SMOLT,
(Opposite Indepewlence HAW
limit's* received an invoice of
ENGUAH OIL CLOTHS
/1.2. CD
COCOA MATTING&
LEEDOM & SHAW,
Wholesale and Retail
CARPET WAREHOUSE, art.
910 A. iteti ST.,
Just received per Steamer Manhattan, new and btu/ci
sme Patterns of ClltikieLEy'S TAPHEITIUM, en
tirely new, for this market. Also. amu assortment of
DMIGGETiII in all Widths. ne n 3cura
p4:SDL4lo;twl:in r - i
EARLES' GALLERIES,
8143 Chestnut Mt.
Looking Glasses.
0 Oil Paintings.
Engravings.
Picture Frames
Rogers' Groupes'
A Large Free Gallery of Oil Palatial%
NEW STYLI! CARTE DN
ki Visite. MASON & Oa.
n08.6t/ • No. 007 Chestnut Meat.
1030CEET:1300KB, EINa ENQLSBH CALF AND
_L 8.10819. Leather. MASON & CO.,
no 3 Ott No. 907 Chestnut street.
RiIiiNANT, THE NEW STILE ng DE
lt. AEo fi ..
no 3 int . N 0.907 Chestnut street.
d'ita.leD OASES. FINE ENGLISH AND FRENCH
V Olaf and 'Turkey LeAtber. MASON &
iloB.6ta PTO, 907 OltimMult /kW..
SILK & DRY GOODNI JOBB ERS
1566.L.:''.... - -" - -;FALLH-:.'- , ---.1866
I=MM=ll
BANCROFT,":44c.fm* , m . i
$3O MARKET STREET..
Oty Fal!ttock is Now Complete,.
co units'plaz LR OF
NEW AND. DESIRABLE GOODS'
CONSISTING OF
NOBLBRY AND GLOVER.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
ROODS, NIIBIAS.
SCARPS, HAIDKERCHERFS.
SHIRT FRONTS;
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, I RIBBONS'
White GFoods.
Furnishing Goods,
Tailors' Trimmings,
Combs, Brushes, Threads,
Binding., Braids, Button&
NOTIONS AND VARIETY GOODS.
We call particular attention to our BMW METHOD
of doing business. We sell our goods at COST, and tor
a profit we add 6per cent. only to the amount of bin.
Our only Terms are Cash in Par
Funds at Time of Purchase.
We with It to be rmdentood that the term COST
with ua means the ACTUAL BONA FMB FIRST
COST of an article, with all extra trade discounts de
ducted, excep.ing only the small percentage allowed
m for matting our
• The OAST PRIOR is marked ou every article
throughout the est3o3.llshment in plain figures, so that
buyers, bypr-mining our gook, can easily gallery
themselves ao to the advantage:3 and merits of our aye.
tem.
Our p Is entirely new, and must commend Itself
to all who wish to buy goods
CHEAP FOR CASH.
oell-Im rp
JONES'
Old Established
ONE PRICE
FINS
Ready Made Cloth* feast,
604 MARKET STREET, above Sixth.
13 = 3 Ir k largl d c s mlt e ht ic lmx:
i t i n t l e bat assorted
G o ose ressonst vir de. Also a handsome llonergiece
EDWARD P. KELLY ,
TAILOR,
612 OfEESTNIIT STRUT,
Has now the FALL AND WINTER, STYLES and t
complete assortment of
FALL ADD WISPIER GOODS.
CLOTNTEomaI or suor to those of any Mho
Firsi.Class Tailoring I.ablishment, at moderato
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pattmn Clothes tc
show the new and prevalent styles for the inspeCtlor
of cuatomers and public.
I DO ;i 4IL:11 V;111
AS GOOD AS NEW.
After 20 or 50 years use, Fireproof Quality is the
same is
MA RVIN'S SAFES.
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER.
• .zrzARLIC AT ALL TIMES.
ANPLE TESTIMONIALS.
MARVIN & 00.,
721 CHESTNUT St Masora° Ilan.
)3ROADWAY, N.Y.
Bend for IllUatated eatalOSUO. stdisnlvMsrP
FiTRb.
LADIES' FANCY FURS
A. K, & F. K. WORRATIL.
417 A.rch
HAVE NOW OPEN
A Full Assortment of
LADIES' ' AND CHILDREN'S FURS
also a great variety of °
-FANCY
Carriagt and , Sleigh Robes.
ocii3-am rp •
POCKET KNIVES AND BODESSORS BEST ENG-
Bah make. MAS ON & CO.,
no 3-80 No. 007 Chestnut street.
AzußE, THE NEW EITY.T..E CIABTE DE VISITS.
. MASON 4t. 00.,
n0.3.6Q No. 907 Cuestas% atreet.
PRUPIII23.-10 Ossen 711 b. Canisters, P4ll,
Mte, Pressek:lmmrial Prunes. lendini t t_
eels AV " 24 SII
41 C 11 )" °ulna war'.
WEAL ESTATE.
-I = t - EN7r,
'The - Third and Fourth Stories Back,
or Tan •
NEW BULLETIN. EITILDINO.
With entraneeby a rip scions Hall on Chestnut area,
and also an entrance on Jayne street.
Far 11 izther particulnia apply at the,.
"Mew Bulletin-Building,
607- Chestnut Bl=eat:
fler - ORPHANS' COURT BAIR-Estate of MIEN
MAIL CRIDLAND, deed.-TllO .16U3 & SON%
Auctioneers:-Large and - Valuable LOTS, Twenty
firstWard. over 19 acres. Pursuant to an orderot tee
Mph am' Court for the City and County of Philadel
phia. will be sold on TUESDAY, Nov 27th, 1866. at 12
o'clock noon,at the PHILADELE'RIA. EXCELA NOR.
the following described property late of Miriam Cra
wl& deed, via.: N0..1.-V ALUABLM LOT, 6•Acres.
-A 11 that lot of ground situated in the Twenty;first
and city ofEhhadelphie, beginning at a point in the
middle of Lehigh avenue. In tie line ofthe Logan oni-
PertY; thence extending by said Logan property north
62 deg. and % min., east 51.59 perches to a point; thence
mill along the Logan property S. 27 deg. and 3 rain.,E.,
31 66 perches to an angle orbeed lathe Township Line -
road; thence along the N. aide of the raid Township
Line road N. 68 deg - and 35 min. - , 'W. 7 s.ni perches:
thence • by land ,now er late of Robed - Ns,
is
Trustee, midd l eg. and said 6.14 perohea.
te a point ID the of the Lehi g h avenue and
thence along the middle of the said Lehigh avenue N.
78 deg. and 39 min. W. 4274 perches to the place of be
ginning; containing m 6.37 acres: N: B. The improve
meats are a Stone arution.
No. 2.-VALUABLE Li.)9•, 4 ACRES.-_-All that lot
of ground situate in the Twenty•first Ward, begin
ning at a point in the middle of Lehigh avenue in the
line of the Logan property; thence .8.62 deg. and m,
min., W. by the said Logan property 8 33400. perches
to the east aide Broad street; thence B. It deg. and
21 min., W. along the east side of said Broad. street_
12 95 100 perches to the north siderof the Germantown
and Norristown Railroad; thence S. 11 deg. and 33
min.. east along the said railroad ,4 78-100 perches;
thence B. 85 deg. and 44 min.. E by ground now or late
of Bebe= Nathan, Truatee, 25 61-100 perches; thence
N. 69 deg. and 21 min., 8.28 17-100 perches to a point In
the middle of it e said Lehigh avenue, and thence
along the middle of the said Lehigh avenue N. 78 deg.
and 89 min..W. 42 74-100 perches to the place of be
ginning; containing 4 73 100 acres.
N. 8.-The improvements' area stone tenant house,
frame barn, enduing, ac.
No. 3. VALUABLE LOT.-All that lot of ground,
situate in the Twenty-first Ward, beginning at a point
In the intersection of the west line of Brosta street, and
the northeast line of the Germantown Railroad, thence
extending north 11 deg. and 21 min., east alone west
hide of said Broad street 119 fee, 8,14 inches to a point in
the- line of the Logan property ; hence north 27 dm.:
and 59 min.. west by the Logan property 242 feet 10,!‘
Inches to a point in the northeast Ems of the tiermaa
town and .elorriatown Railroad; them. by the same
the 4 following courses and distances, to wit: 8. 12 deg.
55 min.. E. 152 feet 3!..; inches; S. 14 deg. and 30 min.; Id.
76 leer; 8. 17 deg. ana 39 min,; E.:6 feet, and 8.20 nee.
and 49 min. E 39 feet 1134 inches to the place of be
ginning: conatining 39% perches.
o. 4.-VALUABLE LOT, 9 ACRES- All that lot
of ground, situate In the Twenty-first Ward, beginning
at a point in the west line of Br , ad et. and the centre
of linntingdon st : thence extending N. 78 deg. and 33
W. along the centre of Buntutgdon st. 1,038 feet
SI.; inches to a point at the line of— property; thence
along the line of the same the following courses and
distances to wit: N. 60 deg- and 2 min, E. Ott feet X of
an inch, N. 50 deg 14 min.. E. 354 feet Of inches, a rid
N. 27 deg. and 5 minutes. E. - 174 feet 103 inches to the •
sonthwestwardiy side of the Germantown and Norris
town Railroad: thence along the sonthwestwardty
side of said railroad the six following courses and dis
tances: 8. 14 deg. and 24 adm. E. 73 feet 11% incttes;
S. 12 deg. and 55 min.. E. 250 feet .534 inches; S. 14 deg.
and 30., E. 76 feet: 5.17 deg. and 39 min., E. 76 feet;
- -V deg. aid 49 min, E. 76 feet, and 8.23 deg and 58 min ,
E. 65 feet 8% inches to the west line of Broad street,
thence S. 11 deg. and 21 min., W. along the line of she
aid Broad sire t 32.6 feet and 36 of an inch to the place
of tuysinnin r; containing 9 acres and 143 27-100 perches.
ny the Court, E. A. MERRICK. Clerk O. C.
VIR.-See Lithographic_ plans-
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