Water for San Francisco."
Last summer a preliminary survey was
made of the country between this city and
"Lake Tahoe, one of the mountain lakes
lying in a valley on the summit of the Sierra
lcevadas. This work was performed by an
incorporated water company, who proposed
supplying the`city with water brought from
it. The lake is .1.80 miles distant from San
Francisco, and has an elevation above sea
leyel of 6,220 feet. It has the great average
depth of -1,500 feet, and covers an area of 210
square miles. It is the handsomest sheet of
water, andlias the 'hoar majestic and beau
tiful surroundings of any of.the hu.ndreds
of crystal lakes which abound in the Sierras. I
Its outlet is the Truckee river, audit runs
e in.!,
the middle of summer 800,000,000 gallons or
watervery day, and in winter fatly double
that quantity. - The first work to be Aerie
to set the waters cf the lake flowing to- i
wards our city'willbem tunnel three miles
long. _At tbe_mest end of the latter thei
water item into the'north fork' of ..the
American river, which will act as a natural
conduit in the work for--twenty-five miles.
Then it will be conveyed in flames and
ditches , to the, town of. Auburn, Placer
county, a' farther dietarice of forty'riiiles,
thence in iron_ pipes_. snecessively to the
town of Sacramento, Vallejo, Benicia, Oak
. lancl,.and.San Francisco,a.farther ,distmase'
onelinndred and_ - iight The towns
named . Isci be — supplied
With the lake-water. 'Vanning' at
its • source; , the' - requisites ofi
good ,iwater—want of,taste,:-I color; . ..arid{
smell, and cold as ice, even m mid-summer
--if linjong journey does ..not. deprive it of
all these, its presence heie is needed, and
will be welexpred, extortionate prices:beinv
now charged, for :meter . .by-the monopoly
whioli_supplies the'etty: - loivesiollara,por
month' for 'one fattbet;:for household lase!
alone lathe rate. charged to our citizens.!
The:
alone,"
as abiava sketched,. will!
egg, it^ lasetimated, the sum of $8,000,000,1
and it will take about eight, years, to carry
it through. ; , Much of the water would be!
`sold On the. line of the cc:adults for mining:
and irrigating purposes. = Parties we Ind'
told; are now in the Atlantic States."for the,
purpose of perfecting - financial arrange
- ments toponamence the tunnel next spring,"
• whibli'does not mean, it le to ha hoped,
simply that they are trying to sell the
,franchise :for a consideration. That is a way,
many
_speculators have . got- here. If, they
see something out of wiucti, after,the.expen
diturA of apital, money may be made, they
orgamze a - company, get franchise, and
then rush to the Atlantic States with beau.
tifully drawn-up facts and profit-promising
figures, which are held out as bait to capi
talists there to get them to buy all the fran
chise-holders. Hundreds of worthless mines
have been thus sold by sharpers, to the great
detriment of those out of which capitalists
on your side might have made, and some
now are making, money. But in any given
race towards a market the sharper whu had
the poor or actually worthless article to
sell always gets in ahead and - makes his sale
first, to the detriment of his honest succes
sor, who is received with suspicion by tuose
previously duped.—San Francisco Letter.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.—The following:
- has plat been issued, addressed to the old
•cers of customs:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
Nov. 3,l.B66.—Congress, at its last session,
having passed an act farther to provide for:
the safety of the lives of passengers on board!
of vasseis,, approv,ed July 25th. 1866, the!
tenthsection of which is as follows: •
"That all sea-going vesssls carrying pas
sengers, and: those nayigating' any of the
Northern and - Northwestern Lakes, shall
have the life-boats required by law pro
vider' with suitable boat-disengaging appa
*rattua; so arranged as to allow such boat to
be safely launched, with their complement •
of passengers, 'while such yessels are under
speed or otherwise, and so - as to allow such
disengaging apparatus to be operated by
one person, disengaging both ends of the
boat tdmultaneouily from the tabkles, by
which it maybe lowered into the waters"
r - attentioniacalled to the anme, with
;the request that you will _bring it to the,
nOtibaufahipowners and others interested,
-antilmpiess• on them the =importance-of
com Plying with its provisions.
McCirnnoci,
Secretary of the Treasury.
• .
UNION PACEPIC RALLESAH WEST FROM
OztaaA.—General J. H. "Simpson, United
States army, President of the Board of Com
missioners of the Union Pacific Railroad
and branches, hes submitted to the Seere
tarylf the Interior the report of the com-;
ox&monera on the eighth section of thirty;
miles of said road, commencing at the 240th;
and terminating at the 270th mile post. Tha l
report represents the section ready for the
present service, and supplied with all ne- i
cessary drains, culverts.viaducts, crossings, ,
bridges, turn-outs, watering places, depots,
equipmenta, furniture, and other apply
tenances of a first-class road, and recom-,
meiiod tile -acceptance -of the same:
The Secretary has submitted the report to
the President of the 'United States, with the
recommendation that the section be ac
cepted and the bonds and patents for land
-due the company in conformity with law
be issued, which, on the 6th inst., received
the approval anti order of the President.
RAILWAYS IN .e.sIA. MINOR.—The di-. '
rectors of the Smyrna and Aden Railway,
have had surveys made for great extensions,
of their system. Smyrna will continue to
be the chief station, and a new line, it exe-,
cuted, will pass to the north around thu;
head of the . walf. It will then take an east
erly course in the direction of. Sardis and
Philadelphia, but stops short of those Once'
renowned cities. The railway, on the other
hand, strikes southward in the direction of
pliegui, which will be reached by , a branch
.linci. , -The Projected main trunk takes an
•easterly course from Aden, to which it has
already been open - ed. - In its route it will
touch at, or pass by, Antioch, in Pisidia,
Laodicea, Colosse, and Hierapolis. Per-'
gamos • and Thyatira are to the north,of the
northern extension. The company is at,
present in an impecunioue condition.
and the extensive works are postponed;
for an indefinite time. The re
venue is expected to be desired from, the
carnage of cotton, wool, and other produce ,
of the country, and, from passenger traffic
THE PRINTERS OF ITALY.—A typographi
cal festival is to take place at Milan, in :
tonor of the memory of Parifilo Castaldi,
`; who invented movable type. The invention
of Castaldi will be immortalized by a mono
went, the work of a Milanese sculptor, Gni-.
' , seppe Corti. An Italian paper says : "We;
-have reason to believe that all the printers
of all the Italian cities will be repreented;
atthlii :festival, which is to do homage:to
one of the glories of Italy."
Coal Statements. ,
The followin shows the shipments of 'coal over the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad for the ,
week ending Nov. 3, Cortiptged with same time last
Week. Year"' Tona.Cwt Tons Cwt
DhlPPed North 110598 19 ' 363,998 11 1
anlPPed ...............22,80416 - 907,784 03'
Total. 15. : 1,271,722 It
For corresponding time last y e r
6 1 11PPed North
ElkiPPod South.
......
• '569,571.30.i
The following .17 w a
ndtateent or coal transported
corer the 1301 aware Hudson Canal for the week.
and season ending Nov. 3, and the sameperiods lasq
ar:
ye • ' For the week 'Per the.
enditt Nov. 3. season.i
betsvrazo and Hudson Canal— . .31,950 1180,394 i
.pes.naprerfia COM (Nam .. pauy... 827 'M,845!
,
.34977
Far Mourne period last year:
Week. Season..
Delaware and Hudson ...... 910 605,207,
Parma. Coal OoraParlY 2.110 3i,320
30,020
Torsi
Ton9.owt, - TOns.evit.",
..... -189,681.0'.' ,
20 305 16 ^ — 572,470 01,
=co
-30 431 03
THE DAILY EVENING RULLETIN.--PIIILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8.1866.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION- BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.--
FOUNDED 1831—" Art Inatt!ution for the Enrou•
ogement rj industry the Supprerston of Paupertsm, and
the Belk,' of ,Stffering among the Worthy Poor."—At
..he annual meetit g held Tuesday. October 16, 1866, at
,he rooms of the Bnclety,..northwest corner of Seventh
and Ransom streets, the following gentlemen were
duly elected officers and managers for the ensuing
year:
President—SAMUEL H. PERKINS.
Vice Presidents—RlCHAßD D. WOOD, .LFIBECER
T.IBA MINA.
Treasurer—EDMUND WILCOX,4O4 Chestnut street.
Corresponding Secretary—L. MONTGOMERY
BOND.
Recording Secretary—JOHN H. ATWOOD.
xexes
Beal Cosh* • ' Thomas A. Rudd,
Thos. Latimer, Charles Rhoads,
John 33 , hien. Richard Wood,
Wm. Purvey, Chas. S. Warts, M. D.,
Arthur G. Coffin, ' Edward R. Wood,
Benjamin Dine, James Bayard,
John W Claghom, Joseph A. Clay.
Thomas Wattson, Alfred M Collins,
Jcseph IL Dulles, John E. Graeff,
John A ahlitirrit, • Henry]), aberrant. '
At a subsemtent meeting of the Board the following
appointment was made, to wit: John Hicks, Agent.
There are 120 gratuitous female visitors (visiting in
the Ostrich) where they reside). and who, from long
experience, know nearly all the, worthy . poor. The
folio* log is an epitome of their labors. and disburse
ments for thepast year, taken from the annual report,
towel: .
LABORS,
No. of visits made to the p00r.....,
" Families under charge......,.........
" Sick administered unto
" Deaths attended upon—five by
Cholera
" ,Persons found employment, in
obullirtd; fdtgneatte B 10 Places in
1,243; i
fathilles.
at " Ifitildreis Stme '• ' d school and Sunday
108
" Persona, including children, forma
48(
asylume.-
" Young girls rescued from an..
abandoned
abandoned lila and restored to:
friends 2 -
DISBURSEMENTS.
Beduced to .Maney Thine by Ectimate.
Ca , b distributed by visitors from - approoria
lions by the General Board 0,875 001
Cash distributed from collections made by the
viaitors themselves._
2 594 92
Cash distributes from the office, including
wagespaid out there as,aid . '
1,100 00
Cash distributed to sewing women by the La •
dies' Branch 4,017 12 •
Cashdistributed to other female labor at the
store of the Society 783 671
Cash Value of 1740 tons.. of COAL (of 2 240 lbs.
to the ton,) distributed, in quarters, at
$7 50 • • 13,050 00
Cash value of 64 tons of cola.. and U cords of
woos collected by. the
Cash . value - otirrovisions, - Lncludieg•
buckwheat flour, Indian meal, potatoes,
' beans, hominy, teamoffee, sugar -molasses,
bread, soap meats. and medicines and deli
cacies for the sick—.
Cash value of materials: 1,627 new and par
tially worn garments, the gifts of various
Dorcas and other Societies (acknowledged
elsewhere) and of individuals, cash. $75. 1,221 00
Cash value of 252 yards of stuffs; 45 articles of
furniture and bedding, and 128 pairs of boots
and shoes 425 00
Cash .value •4550. stoves lent, bearing the
name of the Society, to prevent their loss.
These stoves were patterned by the Society
for this me and are very economical in their
operation. They cost, with repairs, deliver.
ed and returned, about $6 each. As thy •
last three years, the cost (and consequent
value to the poor) per year of these stoves is,
therefore. 1,100 00
Contributions both in money and materials thank
fully received at the office of the Society. W corner.
of Seventh and Saneom streets, or by the Treasurer.
Edmund Wilcox, a sq., 404 Chestnut street. n06.6t1
LVCONTRACTORS TAKE NOTICE.
THE PHILADELPHIA *A - ND RA_LTDIORE
TRAL RAILROAD COMPANY have extended
Lifetime to SATURDAY, November loth, 1666, for re
ceiving proposala for the grading, masonry and bridge
superstructure. and fmmishing the Cross ties and lay
ing the track Upon six miles of the said Company's
road, extending from near the Rising. San village,
Cecil bountly,add.. to the Susquehanna.river.
Plans and .specifications of the work can be exam
ined atria °Mee of the Engineer John M. Hood, a'
Port Deposit, Cecil comity, Md., and a guide will be
furnished to show the work tothose desiring to look at
The Engineer purposes to be at the Rising San vil
lage, on Tnesday,October Seth instant,Fridav,Novem
ber 2d.-next; esd ay , November 6th, and Friday,
November Sth
JOSEPH HITDDELL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Philadelphia. Oct. d. 1886. __cxa4-trinlo
Gia!OFFICR OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
SOUTILERN MAIL STE AM KIIIP COMPANY,
u. 314 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE.
Notice is hereby given that by a resolution of the
Board of Directors of the abovenamed Company,
adopted Augast 2Sth. ISM the FOURTH and last in-
Atsliment of the Capital Stock of said Company being
THIRTY PER CMiTIIM - SIMENTY.PTVE DOL.
LABS per sbare.has been called In, and Is' due and
payable at this office.
Mrl7 , T rver S. MALCOLM,
Treason?.
tc'OFFICE POURING-ROM AND EAST
EANDY OIL COMPANY, WALNUT
street. XHILADELFZIAMOV. 5413,1866.
Notice is hereby given that ceriain sharer of the
Capital Stock of the Comp_any, forfeited fur non.pay.
ment of an assessment of ONE (1) CRNT. per share,
will be sold at public auction at the Office of the Com
pany on the 21st day of November, 1566, at 1.2 o'clock,
H. unless previously redeemed.
By order of the Directors,
no6-tuddhAti
OFFICE OF GRANT OIL COMPANY, N. 0 6 ‘xtrnar FIFTH .and WAINITT. at , eat, Novara-
bet 3, 1866.
By.order of Board or Directors t a - meettng of the.
Stockholders of-the Company will be held at- their
office on hiONDA.Y tall, noon—to _take into coualde
rat ion'the condition of the Company and the propriety
ofeelliing the'properties. t.
Et. A 3111VECJIELlb ,
i o 4 to.w.t.b.f.sst.
31.11.EVANTLLEI BRNEFIDIAL .ASSOCIA,
TION.—The iwentylifth annual meeUng wlll
oe !mid on TUESDAY next, 13th inst., at - a - o'clock P.
M, at their-rooms, N. W. corner SAVEN'TH and
hARbOM streetaosecond story. .
The Annual Report will be submitted, and an elec
tion. beld for Managers for the erusulog_year.
noFsto - WILLIAM A:ROLM Secretary.
p 0 %ILI) Rai Dia,Loo it Cht W:PI
CITY A., - c - cotrivri-oy PHILADELPHIA, B.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PANNeY.I.-
VANUA.: TO -THE SHERIFF , OE PHILADELPHIA
CfLNTY: GREETING
We command you, that by puplication once a week
for four weeks, in two daily newspapers published in
your bailiwick, stm notify CHARLY. W.' DENNIS:
late aye= County. that he he and appear In our
Court of Common Pleas- for the City and County of
Philadelphia, on theist MONDAY of December next.,
then and there to chew cause, If any he has why his
wire wan - DENNIS. shbuld not be divorced from
the bonds of matrimony entered into with him,accord.,
hag to the prayer or her petition, files In said Court '
a t which time have you there this order, and make
your return how you have executed the same.
"Vititnets the Hon Joseph' Allison, -- President of onr:
saideourt, at Philadelphia, the, Beventb day of Ne
'ember In the year of -our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.sii. T. tr. WEBB,
noS-thit, 1. Pro Prothonotary.
Do.c.i :,zlO i D.!
A DAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY,—On and WU
/OIL TUESDAY, May 1, the FItItIORT DEPART
BENT of this company will be REMOVED to tht
Dom an %New Building, Southeast corner of ELI
CEIVTH and MARKET streets. Entrance on Eleventi
rtreet and on Market street.
--• AIM MONEY and COLLECTION ETIETITESt
win be transacted se heretofore at 320 CIELECETNIE
?Amt.
Small Parcels and Packages will be received at eithe
Alice. Call Books will be kept at each office, and an;
calls entered therein previous to 5 P. H. will recelvi
attention same day, if wledn a reasonable distance o
our office. Inquiries for goods and settlements to
made at 820 CHM:MNu a street.
JOHN GINGHAM, Supt
m v LI•• tarn
rARAPID OPENING.—XELS. M. A. BINDER.
131 - . N 0.1031 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
importer of Ladles' Drees and Cloak Trimminu
Alen, an elegant stock of Imported Paper Patterns, fo.
Ladles' and Children's Drees. Parisian Dress - .an.
Cloak I,l4 , kingm all varieties. La dles furnishim
their rich and - costly materialse being ar
tistically fitted, and their work finished In the mos
Prompt and efficient manner, at the - lowest posslbl ,
prices, in twenty-fbur hours' notice. Cutting and beat
wg, 'Patterns in settion by the single piece ,for 11107
chants and dteddlnskard now ready. sele-l7
BOARDIAItt.
921 SPRUCE STREET.—An elegantly ..farulsbee
Becond•otory FRONT ROOM to let witt
bard. ,Also, room for single gentlemen. [007,8t.•
TitO.ABDLSIO.!-FitsSelass Boarding—ssakrussisssin,
rooma to 143 n 1 t° smaJi /141,C.Iti9,1vit4ost cbildreo
WAT.,NUT street. • n 0.540
,
rpIEB HANDSOME BEESIDENCrE,Sordn Etag4 Itka
1 ner ofSPRVOE and EIGHTH etzeets, la open t.
receive 'BOARDERS; Bon= t4lngla and -Suites wltl
privatellable if dadred.• ';
PHOTOGRAPHS, di/
IiVENDRROTH, TAYLOR 'di BROWN...
914 CHESTNUT 'STREET
OPALIYTYPSS IVORYTYPES
GN 2oßextath.
PHOrotinaPHlo LIRENESSRS ofEV/sacar
Sir NR. WENDEROTIL Ma RR.. ITTINGS
IN THE OPERATING BOON.
FINE IfiNGIIAVINGS:CHRONOLITHOGRAPIES
P/UIURE MANES, ETC. [uo64u,th,s,6t2
~~ ~YAiAITIs.
„
XITAPITED.r.-_-:VVEtittedita °PRIM AND ISPOltiletk.
VT ROOM on either flat or second door. on Deis
ware avenue, between• Arch end- Vine streets. Ad
dress Itcorblo: 127. Philadelphia Post Oillose ociXtf.
VIVAJNT.Ev—XBS COO hard b,ricira. E..&, BOUDFA &
TY C0., - BDockstreet nqB43t
COVER YOUR FINE OARPETS.—Lmen DmMret.
prepared...expreasly for use at..Evetaus_ Assets
blies, may be lilted for the single °coastal' Ivitta
holstenrre to lay same. To those raving expensive car
pets which they destre to protect. this tittles may bo
of some value. Apply at CeMet Otofe 759 Market
etreet. ttOra-ta,tle,s.St
DIVIDEND NOTIOEI4.
GERAOW AND _ PEIIECIOHES
TX RNP M IKE NT .—The N
Managers have this day de.
dared a Invidt-nd of
TWO AND A HALF
on the Capital Stock of the Company for the last aft
months (exclusive of taxes), payable on and after isth
inaalft.
WIT.TTA At S. PEROT, ressurer,
• • No: 314 Vitus weer.
November 5th,1866;
A meeting of Stockholders will be held on MONDAY
the Mb Inet.,•at 12 , o'cloclt, 3E . at kio. - 314 Vlneetreet;to
elect officers for tbeetuallagyeae. ao64lt*
g CHE.tITIMIAId AND , WILLOW - OROVE
•i tie anagers, have tits day -deilited st dividend:of
THREE PE.); 'WENT.' on - the capital 'atock• of the
tempt ny for the last six mnnih. (errluddre of taxes)
payable on and after 15th inst.
W. S. PEP.OT, Treasurer,
No. 814, Vine street.
sth . •. „
ifgrA meeting orStockhelders will beheld on MON-
Da I', 12th inst., at 11 o'clock,A.M.. at No. 41.4 Vine st.,
to elect Charter officers for the twat:dug Misr loe 3t•
PENBISYLVAMA:ICAILBOAD,G . OI4:PANY
1.1.=" 7 IIIitabITRIECIVE3 - DisPANTEIENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Novembet 1, 1866.
NOTICEsTouKROLDERE3.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
sem tannnal .oividend. of _FOUR.PB.S. DENT. on the
CapitalStockfof•theCompany, cleir , of.ftiationai and
State taxes, payable on and after November SO, 1866.
Blank Powers of attorney for collecting dividends
are to hal:mist the , oftice_ At
_the Company, /So. 2 3 8 S.
THIRD street. •
not Set THOMAS T. FIRTH. Treasurer.
101' OFFltat OF CLARION AND ALLEGHENY
RIVER OIL COMPANY. N 0.146 S. FOURTH
street, PirmenktPikrA t 'hhtiv."s,ll36B. - -
The, Dhectora .have day' declarelthe THIRD
DIVIDEND of FIVE CENTS per share. out of the
net earnings of the Company. payable to stockholders
or their legal representailves on and - after the ISth
Inst. By order or the Board. -
JACOB RIDGWAY,
Secretary.
. • THE COMMBROLLL - NATIONAL BANK
laa7 OF . PENNBYLVANLIL, PHIL&DELPHIA. Nov.
Tile Board of Directors have this day declared a Di
vidend of FIVE PER CENT., payable ,on demand;
clear ofNatitmal Taxes. ;S. C. PALBSEE,
nos. 61 - (lathier.
GIRARD NATIONAL BANE, PHILADEL.
tt t Y pmts. N0v.43, Ilse. _
the Directors have this day declared a dividend of
Six PER CENT. oat of the profits of the last six
months, payable on demand. free ofall taxes
W. L. ECELIFFitn.
noS•Zgi Cashier.
WriiiIRIBD NATIONAL .33.9.N.E.—Pe
a r.r.-
mk, November 6.1866.
he Directors have this day declared a dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. for the last six months, payable
on demand, clear of united States taxes.
R. OLENDINNING,
Cashier.
~..,
UNION NATIONAL BANK, PHILL.DEL -
FRIA. November 6. 1E66..
.. ii 1 . 71 e Directors have this day .declared a Dividend Of
SIX P.R.B. DENT. for the last six months, clear of tax
anc payable on demand.
N. CI, MUKSELMAN
Cashier.
U. CENTRAL STATIONAL, BARE, RECILADEL-
Pine., Nov 6th,ISSS.
•1 he Board of Directors have this day declared of
dividend of SIX PER CENT. out of the profits cf the
last six. months, pa 3 able on demand. clear of taxes.
THEODORE HI TCREN.
Cashier.
INATIONAL BANE OF COMMERCE.—
PHILADELPHIA, November 6th, 1866.
'I he Board of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of SEVEN AND A HALF PER CENT.,
payable on Demand—Clear of 'U OHN nited 'Ra
LEWIS,es tax.
J A.
Cashier.
=DE
Do6.tu,thpea/
THE CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL BANE.
PH ILA D ELPILTA. Nov. S. MO.
Atm Board of I.lrectors have toss day declares! a
Dividend of SIX Ms CENT. and an extra Dividend
of TWO PER CENT.. for the last six months. paya
ble on demand clear of tax.
e,?t' JOSEPH N. PELESOL, Cashier.
FARMER.' AND HECCHANIOT • NA..
TIONAL BANE, PiaI.ADILLPILLS., November
6, 1666
The Board of Diroctons have this day declared a
Dividend. of FIVE PER CENT.. also an extra Dlvi
dend of ONE PER CENT.. both payable on demand.
nob 6t/ W. RUSHTON, Ja., Cashier.
02' OITY NATIONAL BANK, PitTLADELPECIA,
Nov. 6, ma.
me Beard of Directors have this- day declared a
Dividend of SIX PER CENT., payable en demand,
clear of U. B. Tax.
neaetl G. ALBERT LEWIS, Crohier.
crl. : TRY. MANTJRALTORRItS' NATIONAL
• DANK, PHILADVLPHLL, NOV. 6th, ISE4.
e Board of Directors have this day, declared a
dividend of SIX PERagar., payable on demand,
clear of United States TAT.
• X. W. 'WOODWARD,
Cashier.
FOURTH NATIONAL BAHR, OF PHILA
DELPHIA, ASICEL STA ICET. PELLADEL.
rim.. Nov. 6, WA.
Ibe Directerb have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT , for the last aim months. payable
on demand, claw of taxes.
n06.6t BAHL J. 15LACMULLAIC, Cashier.
W.NOVEMBER 5. 1869.—AS s meeting of the
Board of Dhectors of the Jefferson Fire Insn.
ranee Osm of Philadelphia. held thLs day, a
rtml.ann dividend or • • EIRKE PER CCM. clear
of all taxes. was declared, payable on and after the
tsth Inst. - PHILIP E. COLMIAIsr,
nob , ' elk • - Secretary.
WM. ARTHUR.
Trea3nrer.
-qTHE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6 166, - ;.
e Directors have this day declared a dividend of
TEN PER CENT. payable on demand. clear of tax.
C. N. WEYGANDT,
Cashier.
qKa NSINGTON NATIONAL ILaNK„ PHILA
DELPHIA, NOVeninf r 6 1866.
t Board of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of TWELVE PER CENT., payable on de
mand, clear of United Mates tax.
no 6 61/ WM. BcOONNELL, Cashier.
.19ATIONAL SANS OF • GEREL&NTOWN.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMAnTOWS, Nev 6, 16%'.
• eDirecrele have this day declared a dividend - or
EIGHT PIM CENT., clear or Untied States Tax and
payable on demand. CHARLES W. - OTTO,
, Cashier.
WeSECOND NATIONAL BANK OP PITILA
DELPHIA.—FRA.NT.. FORD. November 6.1866.
Directors have this day declared a dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. clear of tax payable on demand
WDILLIAII H. svms."4 - Enntzaz,
Cashier.
U. CORN EXDHANGE NATIONAL - RANK.
PHELADELPECL4, Nov,6, 1866.
Ihe Directors have this (lAA declared a dividend of
SEVEN PERCENT. for the last elr months. payable
on demand, clear of tax,
floe 6t H. P. SCHETEY, Cashier.
OOMMONWEALTEI NATIONAL
P£IIIADELPHIA, November 6, L 8136.
e Directors have this day declared a dividend o
FIVE PE' CB NT, for the last six months. Payable
on demand, clear of tatted States tax.
..no6.3te B.C. YOUNG, Cashier.
WbeNECHANItS' NATIONAL BANE, PEIL&
rasx-extra,NOV. 6th. 1666.
Board of Directors have thla day declared a Dl
vidend of SIX PIM CENT., payatile oaderaand, fre
of taxes. 3, WIEGAND. Jc.
NATIONAL BANK OF THE NORTHEHZ;
LIBERTIES, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5, 1865.
...The Directors have this day declared a dividend co
TEN PER CENT. for the past six months, payable 01
demand; clear of 'United States tax.
nos Bt* W. GIIDDIERE, Cashier.
aFIRST NATIONAL BANS, PartAnztrata
Nov. 2,1866.
ectors have this day declared a Dividend o
411: 'PER CENT.. out of the profits of the last ala
months, payable on demand clear of taxes.
nas 6tl MORTON MoMICHAEL. Jr.. Cashier.
WBOII I HWAIIIC NATIONAL RAN - E.—PHILA.
DELPHIA, November 6, 1866.
e Directors - have declared a dividend of THLR
TEEN PER CENT., payable on demand.
Doe-et F., P. tsTEEL, Cashier.
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE
j__ MIT Will' 0 9 N 7
101 *Ong PROW 411 1 4 $01414 AUNT.
•EITINEE.-Tbe attention of the trait: is selicited to
:the followlogyersrchektelVinee, &c., for sale by
ICIEPH'I` DW.O . Isi k ßo.lBllBputh FRONT street.
above Walnut:, "
•MADELltAti—Old Island, 8 years old.
SERIGILES—CaropbeII 'di Co., single, doable and
triplejerape, E. Ornsoe& Sons, Rudolph, Topes , Rif*,
Bnanish "Crown and P. 'Valletta.
'ls.oR.lk—Vallette, - Mahe Velho Beal, Dutton ;told
'Sabena, dente & Co.,Vintages 11386 to 1858.
• ,CLARETS—Cnnak„ds From and Eatephe Cha
. tem:L=l2y._
RE RIKOCTR—G. Jourdan, Efrive & Co.
1111:115CAT—delfrontignan.
CHAMPAGNES—Ernest Irrony, "Golden Star."
de Venorger,/daleeity and Royal ' Cabinet and other
ClaaesPare Old Whelks, B7s
Bonbon anamononsams wwwde.,linue
P. KI:DD
is North AVaritlerl
ID O DOBBS & WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
Knives, Rodgers & Wade's and Butcher's Razors
Table Cutlery. Ladles'. Scissors In Oases. Razors
Sc ,
issors and all kinds of Cutlery ground and polished
at P. NADETBAIII, No. 115 S. TENTH Street, below
Qbeigunt. 00Natai
LIgUOIB6~.
Successca to Gen. W. Grey....
24, 20, 28 and 30 South Sixth St., Philaa'a
- Fite MLA & Nut-Brosu Ale;
for Wanin3; aud idediciso
EIII~IDr~~IV~
1829 -OLTARTER MUPIMJAL.
inBt‘..ALN - JaIUM
FIRE `INSURANCE COMPANY
-op.
PB:IL4DELPHIA2 , •
- z
to OIL aradituiiey wee.
02950 1 6 9 €151 000
OspitaL.. 01
Seamed 90,6 U U
u
10.1,487 68.
Losses Paid ,Sinea_lB29 Over
045 000 - 000 -
Perpetual and 1 =porgy. PeliClOS on Liberal Tared
DERFOPOID3,
Otani. V. /backer, - • Edwaxd O. Dais, ,
Top's& Wagner, . George Pales, - -
Samuel Grant, Alfred Fitter,
leaao Lea, Richards, _
ateMOs]l. D,
OHARLEB N. OKERPresident.
EDWARD 0; DALE, Vice President.
JAE. W. VaLLLDIV73I.- •Eeu's pro tem. lettdrii
GIRARD FlItE - AND ilMillili
`INSURANCE COMPANY. -
037/70E,415 WAISVIIT STREET PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL PAID4N, IN 43AsH, pooooo.
This company continues to write on Ars asks only
Re capital, with a goodammlne, le safely invested.
Lowe by tire havebeezt utiv paid, and more that
000 -
Disbursed on this eccount uhthin the pad few years.
Fmain th e mama the oEloe ol ; this company will re
• ' . 415 WALEXIT ST/WM
But within a ATI months will : remove toile OW9
BIIILDING.
• N.E. COB. SILITEETTH AND *war 'mu'
Then, as now, we shall be happy to insure our
at such rates as are consistent with safety.
THOMAS CRAVEN A LFRED S. Gramm,
FURMAN SHEPPARD, N. S. .LAWENLVEIIi t
THOs. MAATECELLAR, CHARLES L DUPONT,
JNO.SUPPLEIC, H ENRY F. KENEINE,
MO. W. MAO/WEN, JOSEPH. KLAPP. /IL D.
SELAS - :.TXP.K.EI i
-
THOMAS VEIN, President,
ALFRED B. GILLETT,V. President and Tresteuria.
JAILED B. ALVORD. Secretary. Waif
pROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PMELADELPRLA,
NO. in Eolith FOURTH Street.
INCORPOP.ATED 3d MONT.u., TM, 1853.
CAPITAL, 1150.000. PAID .US".
Insurance on Lives, by yearly Premiums; or by 5,10
or ai-year premiums. Non.forfeiture.
Enoowments, payableat a future age. or on prior de.
cease, by Yearly FPrreemmiums, or 10-year Premiums—
both cases Non forfeiture.
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies. Children's Endowments.
This Company While givingtheinsnred the secnritii
or a paidup Capital, will divide the entire profile of
the Lire business among Its Policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and to act,
as Executor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
and in other fiduciary capacities, under appointment
of any Court of this Commonwealth or of any person
or persons, or bodies politie or corporate.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel R. Shipley, - --
Jeremiah Hacker.
Joshua H. 'Morris,
Richard Wood.
Charles
i..1.3111EL R. SHIPLEY,
Presto
PHOMAS WISTAR. M
ool,tff . Medical 3. o
rresIIRARCR COMPANY Or =Wm .114:11K1UA
L-11A.RnNS izsz eaw main) mamma
'CATION rAnuRANOR.
rbirdoMoo,Zio.l2l WALRTIT dreg s synth aids, tan 01
0..
Timm - 001; of this Company ans wall lumber%
and anavalLableflind Mr Ms irli r ‘=37
,f WWI dartre to berzeractal
lacA RISER tartan on Vasa &WI
)11 .1 1 1D AT
TRARBTOECTION •BIRR3 an Mr
nandise -Railroads. Omar mut Sreamboalt.
putslharonitra and Rullal.
4 111 00MA IL IED 43c4 V11 1 / 6 -41APTCMasozo
TAM LIN AND ORMIRRLY
TOTAL PROORTITER, .
CLITARTTEL
&mar e. agin g • John mikaanyl
Samnel W. Jonah aeon* L. Harefilia,
John A. Brown. ?rands B. (m er
Marlin Zetward H. .
Azabzose l M E. 13. Clark, .. _,
WUULm Welsh. \ I WIIIIIsza Oaxanlnza,
Blebard D. Woogl, 1 T.Cluziton Haan
8. Morris Wallis I
RAlfrlM?ed. D. JessUP.
T. Mariam
cawrial
ARTHUR 8. 00TYM. /Tatiana.
PALI% Secrearr. .
VIBE A135100/ATION.
- inco_rjoerated March 27.1160.
A. onmec—ilo. 84 N. PDITH street. fa
aura lIIIPILDIZOLD
• ". XITUEtrs. and 3 1 :,.A.1M1815
from Leen by ,tire, (in the C a O r
Padelphla only.)
EITATZKIEIa of the ABMs Of the luatociaLtaa
January 1, 1886.
Waal and M,a- on property In the
airy of Phllada--....--...--.60611,455
aroundarata..,..-----. 10.648
Beat Estate (Office N a 84th Blatt street) 14,06 It
11. B. Govemmsat 45,000 IX
U. H. Treasury 6,640 Ot
CBI Warrasta—.------. 646 00
Caah on 87.433 a
T0ta1..:.....,
TB
GEORGE W. TR usT A III 4 President.
vrm.Tr
wI l
B. musiturori JOEiIiPH It LIT/BALL
J 013 1 41 SOURER: LEVI P. 001ATB, _
PETER. A. KEY ER , slacusr. sPARuAwx
JOHN PHILBIN, CHARLES P. BOWE%
JOHN CABBOW JESSE LIGHTFOOT
GEORGE L WAG,ROBE RT BUTL si
ER Secretare mmulla
N6:4: l ;i
INOORPOBATICDIBOI-01LUITBB PEIRPBTUAL
NO. UMWALNUT Ettreed.a=ae r lMn vi
In addition =MARINE
=a Corapsny insures from ion a i r ! = „ltz n rra i ws llß
m 11.1.11 terms, on =Owns',
m e.
..,„ for Matted periods ant peneammtly on tssibitny
,y deposit of premium.
The Oom baa been In satire operation Mr =or
ban which all lowa hav
seen promptly adj Md.
. M.
:tam I. a
Hodge. David Lewis,
IL B. biabohy Benjamin letting,
rohn T. Lewis, Thomas N. Powers.
WlBLarn B. Grant, A. R. Neßesary,
&obeli W. Learning, Edmond oasuume,
O. Clark 'Wharton, Samuel Wilcox.
(Amens, Lewis, Jr Lords O. Norris.
SOHN B. WUCCELEIaBB.
ae.trintr. Wrwax. BecretatY. rraliMMIL
FININIESURA3IO:II PIECULIISIVIDLY.
ELTBISYLVARLS. PM: EISSIMAPICIS 00k
PANT— "Theontondeal 7895-Charter Perpetzud—se
no WALNUT atreetalte andependenoe Swan
nu company, ittivarfbi7known to the temrammtb,
for over forty year., 0012 Da to insure 111,1=4:
,r damage by tire, an. Peddle or Private
tither permanently or Am a limited time. Also, m
=Wars= Of floods and Merchandise temandly
tzt •
Their Capital, totsitter with a large Band= rand I
,hvested In the most °antral manner, which imam
them to ofthr to the Insured an undoubted security D
he 01 " 5 - rireasyromua.
Daniel away Jr.. John Deverenx,
Alexander ilenaon,Thomas Smith.
ressolifsilehnnt, - Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, — .7. °Windham Rani
Daniel WoileP. l, Jr.
" • Demum- mem. Jr., Plummy
1177xLiatt Onenekto. Secretary.
a MffiRICAN MUTUAL INIERIBAIWOB COICEMI
,M... —come_ _ _ Ba r e ::LL-261N0. --n - WALNIT,
3tteet. na.on AND Locuamp LEIBURAMBEL-
Maks taken on own% canoes and J=l Pere
A the work:, and =on Maur on CO
riven, &nil Other 00=11311100
throustio=rnited Mates.
WELLIAIt CRAM Pratt
. . PNINEt . CanalaglN. Vlos
MBE= .T. 11312, Moreton , : . - - .
aZilliC" Rm igs. ID. DAntiti,
Wm. a. 'Amber.
J.'Johluitan Itrawm
Samuel A. Salim.
' biation litttelank
• II L. Elder;
. .
Mb& Ma%
Peter (Mai,
,Tchn
*MMus H. irmaftX.
•mtel. litirttextlA
ilMlearTh Mi
.IfreaL
a.smactss MISS IIIIIMIARXEMI OOMPANY.
.7 LISIOCULVORATBD — ieIa.—COLAIMB—P/8/221
MAL.
IleWAIIII:Pr stem THER,It. Steens
,
WWI= paid p AL STOCK and KM
PLUS Luvettft In Mond and available SeetninikAtin
Me to Man - on ..Dwellinn Purnitatily -Mae
anandi" Tenon In pwt r and their Ann 'otbat
penonal Preporly. AU Lome Pitittiptly
- • . • -
Thomas IL Kerb,
John Welsh
Samuel 0: italloll,
Pali= Bred 3
riiiciirmi B. ZAditarsoinx sanntai 3 ! f " A i ni frame "
• ' ass
PIIIIINSINWINNI COMPANY
3 No. IN ININENNUT WANT.
PDMADDLPHIA.
FIND AND INLAND lABITRANGII
/Primal 11. Baia, Aux:W. JOSinai,
Marla =Auarm Robert N PoDIA,
Nerui ar..
owourMA. .. D.D . D. WoodroA
P. A J Cour . Stoke%
bloo. A . ti fib rom 4 Jor, D. Elihr
IL : • • Praddrag.
DKAB. '' ' " • ' '•, WM Minn
MG 74 IiMI MX a 3 a I el I I lit "SIM
IN MON:EC FOB LW
4810,000 e-,
Richard Cadbruy,
Henry Haines.
T. Wass Brown,
Wm. C. Longstretb,
Coffin.
B.OWLAND PARRY,
t. Actuary.
,7. B. TOWN:BEND,
er. Legal Adviser.
-$ 951 4412 U
OMPANY OS Ptak&
James Law%
Banana 0 1 = 1
Marini W. Poultawl
orris.
INVK&IWE.
LIVERPOOL AD, LONDON
A.N.r)(3l-14c•Esir.
EtqlsuitANCil atlMPAimr•
Capital and Assets, $16,000,000:
invested in
_United States, $1,500,000
Total Premiums received by- the Com.
puny in 1866, $4,947175.
Total Losses Paid .in> 1865, $4,0/81250.
Premium received In the U. 8. from Sammy 1 to
•Lowe! in Unlteillt i solonrci ir ral l en 2 tary 1 to 311111.
All lasses promptlyUlst2withotit reference to
Ragland.
ATWOOD SMITH,
OFFICE (ferules' Agent for penxisylverrio.
' ,
No. 6 aderchante' Exchange,
fe27ta,th,ftti PHILADELPHIA.
, •
MEM' =LIANILEC INSURANUE COMPANY 0311
PEITLADELPHLA. •
co ( lnrportitat in 1841. . -
WALNUT STREET.,
(Ma No. 808 WALNUT STREET.,
- OAITBAL, WOO" '
Insures Wens% lost or darcage _ ,
Houses; Stores and ether Build Was, = _RBM nod or pe Os
'pewit, and on Barnitarth Goods ants and nierchala
diet•in town or country
lamas PRO MP TLY AlummED ' Akio PAUL
ARESCTS... •
Invested in tnefollotaing .tiamenaAs, via
VMS Mortgagee on etkr Property. well se.
bored._......vernmen
MC= Cil
United Ettatertiot MGT-- 125,00 e Ot
Pldiadelphis City 6 per cent. Loans "
55,000 0(
Pennsylvania OA%
_OOO 6r cent. Loan. 280tX) 81
Pennsylvania Raieroad Muds, first and se
- mind hfo , 145t000 01
()Linden and Amboy RailroadCom pany's t rt m ei cent. GPO OS
Philadelphia and • Reading Railroad Oora-
R p c = c i 6
) per cent.
Bro /roan- Top 7 percent. 6,000 Ot
n andad seirt-
!eagebongla.--- B
County? Insurance tem Company stock... 1,050 Ot
Mecanßank e OOO
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock = 10 0,
00 ,000 OE
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock. 160 OC
Reliance Insurance Company of Phlladel
phial Stock - I.OM IX
Caah in hank aad on 5..91! 71
*tOft,o:4 71
Clem. Tingley, Benj. W. 'llngley,
-Wm. Idasser, Marshall Trf
Samuel Hispham, Charles Lelan d,
H. L. Carson, Thomas H. Mohr*,
Robert Stem Samuel Castner,
Wm. Stevenson, Alfred Engltsh.
Jam . Young.
CL
EM TINSLEY, President.
THOMAS C. HELL, Secretary.
P/DIADELPIELS., December 1.186 M. deffAh.a,tu.li
DEELECTOBS.
MIPFUAL FIRE ENSURA_NCE COMPANY OF
PWET. A DEMPHIA.
OFFICE, No. b sour)" FIFTH sTnimr,
-~~,,
rIN:aII:9*X:OVS:4444IgAtAI
MUTUAL SYSTEM EXCLOSiN/aX.
DIRECTORS FOB .1856.
Caleb Clothier,l William P. Bender,
Benjamin Malone, Joseph Chapman,
Thomas Mather, Charles Evans,
T. Ellwood Chapman, Edward M. Needles,
Simeon Matlack. Wilson M. Jenkins,
Aaron W. Weld% Lukens Webster.
C.ALEB OW
BENJAMIN
THOMAS MATHER.
T. ELLWOOD CHAP
Tux oonsTy 3/118 nQsussaam COXPAZIY,..
°MOB MI no SOUTH TOURTE STERNE,
uThe Site /rm Lo snom
rm r e Company of the
islature Mealy at
Philadelphia." porated by tha Leg of
anrearnalvanis 1.812, lea fzutalatay alga= I az
"mll6. 137
'i aLurna 'r eliamertrex.
'flat old arta reliable IngllsOMm with ample capital
and mrathrgent fcmd caretar hivatel = OlllO La'
lane UM:Minos, forrnitura, merabandlse, arc., father pim
marteutly or Ca a Ilmfted Um% agabost balm or
lay fire, at the Most ram axmasteaoS wl3h
safely of Its costumes%
zones st4raliaen and yffia sIl ponied' dacha
- ilm73/11.
Casaries nen. l. Balm • =win Sault.
John HOZ%
R R= Itglazgry, Jr.. Joseph Monk
Ham Budf&___ George Me
Andrew' H. Salter James N. Stone.
EILITIMIL President
ligaLtarra P. Hozrocrarr. Sege and Treasurer.
ZLA 35r THRACIT 1218133LthiC01 OMPAIrIos
(11:LUCTIEft PERPRTUA.L.
ell W
a atslustL WALNUToss street, above Third.
irmare arDrunsge by o3Phik unI s
lmimi in
either perpetually wens Unshed tizte,
iturattnre Yeachandlie geneeally.
Also—Mazioe Insarsoce Veen% Dermal
Might. Udand IturazM lets of the
Wm. Stew, David Pewee.
D. Lather Peter Sheer.
Lewis enameled, 7.8 Bunn.
J. B. Blakistrui. Wm. P. Disko,
Joh hfirledd. Sohn Ketcham.
WhL President.
WIL B Dm IT, VlowitiTlUTL
WM. 11L. SMITE. Bantu" ITU
•• s s I ••• • KLA.--OFFIOR. No. 24 NO :
FM= &immix. NEAR MA.B.MwT.,errazry. -
Incorporated by the Iseabtlisto6re of Foinsylvaall
erwrirsa • PsturzruAr. CAPITAL AND ASSEffil
ESD;000. Make Insaranceiscal_unt Losa or Damage .L
Fire or Public • ..Wrivate Kuuabavi, Furniture, • •
Goods and ittat on orable tartan.
August &e
r, Frederick Dal,
'Jacob &handier.
Jain F. Easterling, Samnel
Henry Trocsanar, Edward P. Moyer.
William McDaniel_, Adam J. Class,
ahriaturpher 311 ller, 'lsrael Peterson,
Frederick Staake, Frederick Ladner
Sanaa Bowirma r
GEORGE President.
JOHN F. RELErPERLING, Vice Prattler&
PHILLP P. COT A 'N. Secretary.
11111 IR)" 110 : 4 Log
WLLLIA M. T. HEWER A BEDTIME
PLUMBERS AID GAS FITTERS,
O. 413 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
(ABOVE WILLOW.)
PHILADELPHIA.. [n0v3.312304
Repairing of all kinds at short notice. Orders
through Post Office will receive propept attention.
go - COUNTRY WORK ATTENDED TO. —evi.
Ex 0. LANCASTER.
0R.41N STORE, SPRUCE STREET
nevi rirmarED L ..„ 1 is 26.
CORN, OATS and 15.11LIpPEF.D sold Wholesale and
Retail at lowest. Market Rates, and delivered to all
parts of the City. - seV-ly
C. KNIORT dr. 00., WEirmaN A r rg cutcpawo
sa.s. E. Oor. WATER, and CHESTNUT 'invent, Phil
sdelphia. Amin; for the sale of the Products of tin
ionthwark Sugar Refinery and the Grocers' Saga:
House, of Philadelphia.
•`IIOIIIsTNEITIXADTIA WORSE.—ON THE DELA
L WARD,ver below PHILADELPHIA,
ODOKIMBLI: Delaware c sa usAut
, BON A 00
ensineens and
nik Iron
aturers o Boat build f
ers,
lifan
, . kinds of
CONDENSING AND NON-DONDESENG Eel
Grum,
Cron Vessels of P ro pellerssoons, Boilers, Tata, Tanti
T. REANNT, W. B. EltUki ' dip. S.
late of . 9,t0
Ileaney,_NeakiA 00.. Etnianeer In Chief,
Penn Works, Phila. V. S. Navy.
T. Vie.VGHAISI lIIMBICI, copz. WM., ELM:I= W
S0 0 V&IL PODNDRY..MTTE AND WASH
PHELADILPNEA.
BEERRIOIC & BONS
NNCONNEBB AND EADJUNDSTIS
idanufactore High and Low Pressure Steam Itneap
br LancLitiverand Marine Service.
Boilers GUisometeirs, Tanks, Iron Boats, &c,
MMus of all kinds, either iron or brass.
ame Boo& for Gas Works, - Workshops and
dahroad Stations, de.
Metorta =dean Machinery, of the latest and rum
mproved constmetion.
Evmy descrldtiOn of Plantation Machinery; and
"ingar. Saw and Grist Mills Vacuum Pane, Open
Steam Trains, Defacators. Miters, Pumping Mu•
sines, -
Sole Agents ibr Bilimix's Patent Sitgar Beling
&PParldult,, ZiteinYth's Patent Steam Hammer an
Aspinwall & Woolsey's Putout Sugar
('1 .inxTunm—nuanny.. busnumL ,
ix TEA.cnrABA. no. 7is wimsTarwr street.
irfanufaidurent Of , GlitAibttaxes, - Lampe,
wou l d call the attention of the , piddle to their large
e=ttjic amortinentigliaslnt GM pi
Chandeliers, Pendanta
~._ThW—alim roduce ,r pes into
DwellheSi and 7nblXittdidinvs, and attend to extend
-1,12X altering and feSaiftnir eta , PIP* Ail Work war
tam Witztilit; telittntffstrat; mint. 'amour/ - a
suptspow.• inamotal "aims
• ' :•gitTlat WRIGHT &WNW , • • .
• , , - Imineten. of.
aid Bortluanriee,
• " -
, 101
ppOst scud Man Mernban
t.Ach WLIZTErr atesot.MAsalaWuni
DRIVIE virELIEV-OWNERBON PSCIPSOM 7 14:4
r 'only pligtstO get Prlnlv4 lll - 4 4 8 * 0 "-- pga rgiar
~ .1 441r.33: , • 141 r - Y r' 1-iw,,durwria.,thfiVrari”L'elisisassi
-ciiiiistit feceieetiotiertion__b.bkir_i_e d
a PuU made Ou , 134 ii. Tu. aiL .mani.
lEio tr°ll uthi rCt ven tili tr u inree ""e ir. t aU lib r B =, u id441 7.47:
eleane mai and examin
- $126,= 21
IXR. President
- .XE, Vice President.
ERr.RI7N
LEA ESTATE.
E FOR .13E1Wrir.
THE SPLENDID LARGETORY PERT-OLASS FIVE
S
STOKE,
No 16 No - rth Fifth Street,
SECOND DOOR ABOVE COMMERCE.
Possmion given 'tamed's:eV. Apply No. Is North.
FIFTH street. noa
EXECUTORS' ABBOLIJTE S &LE —Estate of
EDWARD ROYAL, deceased. JAMES a.
B EMAN. Auctioneer —2B ELIGIBLE BUILDING
LOTS. PULASKI and WAYNE Avenues, and SEY
MOUR Street, Germantown.—Under authority am
mined in the will of the late Edward Royal, deceased.
on IsAl TIRDAY , Nov. 17, 186 e, at half past 3 o'clock.
precisely, in the afterno OD, will be sold at Public Sale,
without twerve, ON THE PREMISES, the following
described Real Estate. viz: All that valuable tract of
land containingabout 5 Acres of land, situate on the
northeast side of Pulaski avenue. about ILO feet north
of West Logan street, and adjoining laud of Estate of
Morey, decervied; thence extending northwardly about
380 feet to the middle of Seymour street; thence along
the same about 615 feet 8 Inches to Wayne avenue;
'hence BOtanwa , d along the seine about 385 feet 7% in.
to land of Morey's estate.
ALSO—A , tract - containing about 2 acres of land ad
joining the above on the north; containing about 2i2li
feet along Pulaski avenue, and extending along the
middle of Seymour street nearly 400 feet.
- Ear .77ze location of tracts of land are high oral in
viting for improvements, elegant and substantiat resi
de •ces surround them: the. Calvary Church is within,
three-quarters of a square. -
2hey will be offered as two lots, as advertised abaue,
and if not sold that way. they will immediately be divi
ded as per plan. and sold without reserve.
Eir Only one fourth of the purchase money is re
glared. the remainder may remain several years. If the
purchasers so desire, with the additional privilege of re
ducing the same at any time.
/Or LWzowraphic piens at the store.
Sar 110 to be paid on each at the time of sale.
By orner ofßxecutors.
JAMES A FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
Store, Walnut street.
Iti s. ORPHANS' COURT SALE.--Estate of WM- -
. IJIAM GIBSON. deceased,/ AMES A. FREE
. A uctioneer.—TWC‘STOßY BRICK HMSO,.
I.e. Wit PAMBERTON entErr, TWENTY-SI:STK
WP I6D. ---Under authority of the Orphans'
Court for the City and County of Philadelphia, on.
WEDN - 137DAT , November 14.1266, at 12 o'clock; noon,
will be scld at Public Bale, at toe PHILADELPHIA
'EXCHANGE, the following described Real Estate.
.late the property of William Gibson, deceaaed. viz:
All that certain lot of ground, with the two-story brick
=engage thereon erected, situate on the south aide of
Pemberton street, 64 fk et west of Twentieth Wes,. in
the Twenty-sixth Ward; containing in front 16 feet,
and In depth 60 feet, to a 5.1. i feet wide alley, with toe
use of said alley.
Subject to 138 ground rent per annum.
Ifir $lOO to be paid at the tune of sale.
By the Court, EDWnc A. I, rPIIII.ICE. Clerk 0. C.-
. WILLIAM McLAUG LLN, Executor.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
Store, 4= Walnut stmt.
ORPHANS' COURTBALE—ESTATE OF
wan Towlr. illiaor3.—lnalli:Bl A. PREE-
N.. N, Auctioneer. Four Court 11.13IISES, POOR rim
street, above. GERMAN. 'Under authority of the
Orphans' Court for the City and County of Philadel
phia, on WEDNESDAY. N0w.14th.1866. at 12 o'clock.
nocn, will be sold at public sale at the PAT T.&.
DEMPHIA EXCHANGE. the following described
Real testate, the property of WHITEHEAD, Miners:
All that certain lot of ground. with the three brick
and three frame court houses thereon erected situate
in the rear of Nos. 734 and 726 S. Fourth street shave
German street. with the use of a three-feet wide allay
leading into Fourth street.
clan of the District Surveyor by which the
above will be sold. at the Auction Store. ,Sold
separately if desired.
tia - Clear of all incrunbrance.
Ala— LSO to be paid at the time of sale.
By the Court, E. A. MEREICK,CIerk O. C.
CA LEB WHITE get AD Guardian.
JAMES A. FREEMaN, Auctioneer,
0r2.5n0l 8 Store, 42'1 Walnut street.
EXECUTORS' "a "E.—Estate of BENJAMIN'
DAVIS, deceased.- JAM:Es A. FREEMAN, Anc
tioneer. Thirty BUILDING LOTS, SECOND street,
and SUSQUEHANNA avenue. Under authority con.
tallied In Ibe will of the late Benjamin Davis, de
ceased, on 'WEDNESDAY, November 14th, 18056, at 12
o'cic4, noon. will be sold at Public Sale, at the
PHILADEI PinA EXCSANe E, the following de
scribed Real Estate, viz.: Twenty building lots, corn
menclrg at he corner of Second and Diamond at ree a,
running tbrongh to Ferry street each lot 18 by 101 feet.
Also—Ten lota. Second street and Snsquebanna
avenue, running through to Perry Street, each lot 17 by
109 feet.
jar Will be sold with the privilege.
w Plea at the Auction r.rore,
mgr. Clear of incambrance.
air tISO to be paid on each, when the property is
. off.
By order of theErecutors.
• JAM A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer,
Store, .Ir.. Walnut street.
Ilizrzu
OaPHANS' COURT SALE—Estate of Rev.
HUGH McLAULISLIN. deceased.—JAMES A.
N, Auctitnee.r. LOT, NINE/RENT/
WARD.—Under authority of the Orphans' Court. for
the City and County of Philadelphia, on -WEDNES
DA Y, Nov. 14, 1866, atl2 o'clock, noon, will be sold at
Public Sale, at the P.ELLADELPHLA EXCtsANGE.
the Endowing described real estate, late the property
of Rev. Hugh McLaughlin, deceits .sl, viz.: A. lot of
ground in the Nineteenth Ward. situate on the south
westwardly side of Tucker street (Opposite St. Ann's
R C. Church). 119 feet 'l3( in. northwestwardlv from
Cedar street: 68 feet front. and 84 feet 81,i in. deep on
the east line, and 81 feet 83 , 4 in. deep on the west line.
Subject to r.A ground rentperannum.
Aar
*lO to be paid When the pro' erty is struck off.
By the Court, E. A. 3EERRICK. Clerk,O. C.
JEREMIAH McLACO JILIN, Administrator.
J 4 NUR'S' A. .FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
0c23 nol,B Store 4= Walnut street.
SLISALE BY ORDER OF HElRS—Estate of
JOILN WOOD, deceased. J &MEE A. FREE-
Auctioneer. LOTS, VINE street, above
TWENTY.FIassT On WEDNASDAY. Nov. 14,
at 18 e'elrck, noon, will be sold at Public Sip. as
the Pte. aI)E.LPECEA EXCHANGE, the following
described Real Estate, late the property of JOHN
WOOD, deceased. viz: Two valuable lots situate on
the south aide of Vine street. SO feet west of Twenty
fast street containing In front Z2l feet each, and ex
tenditur in depth southward 102 feet.
IR.Clear of incombrances.
Va„.sl -- CO to be paid at the time of sale,
BY üBDER OF HEIRS.
—TAKES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
Store, i 2 Walnut street.
firm ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—Estate of NIOH
OL a b TOY, deceased.—.TAXES A. F tr.REMAN,
Auclioneer.—FßAME HOUSE, PARHAM street,
Third Ward,—'Under authority or the Orphans' Court,
Oar the city and county of Philadelphia.—On WED
NM.DAT . Nov. ✓1,1366, at 12 o'clockmo us, will be sold
at Public Sale.at the PHILADELPHIA ESC HANQE
—The following described real estate, the property of
Nicholas Toy. deceased: All that certain lot of ground
with the frame messuage thereon erected, situate on
the north Bice of Parham street, in the Third. Ward.
containing in fro , tl7 feet, and in depth 60 feet, more
or less, the said lot widening at the distance of 40 feet
from Parham street, tort xvidth of 17 feet 6 inches.
The sontherun,ost 40 feet subject to 133. Spanish
milled silver dollars, ground rent, per annum
Mar 1.100 to be paid on each at the time °rattle.
By the Court, E. A. IitE_RRICK, Clerk 0. C.
.1 . A AnTS A. FREEMAN, AuCt'r.
Store 4.= Walnut' street.
_l3 FOR SALE.—The very desirable, medium
sized RI! - .SIDENCE,on the westside of Tweutleth
street. first house north of Area street, 19 feet front by
167. feet 6 inches deep. Replete with every conveni
ence, and in complete repair throughout.
CLARK A: ETTINGI.
707 Walnut street.
arnos-6I
taGREEN STREET.= - FOR SALE—.a. Handsome
Four-story RESLDENOE with eonble bac& build
ings, fioished throughout in a superior manner with
extra conveniences and in perfect order; situate on
the south side of GREEN Street, west of Sixteenth
street. Lot 196 feet deep to Brandywine street. J M.
S ONS, its Walnut street.
SPRUCE STREET—FOR BALE.—The Hand
some some brick Residence, 22 feet t, together with
to le and Carriage House, and lot 24 feet deep through
to a 4 feet wide street, situate No 1509 Spruce street.
Immediate possetsion, J. M. (3UMMEY & SONS, WS
Walnut street.
FOR SALE.—The handsome three star/ brick
.1.13 residence with back buildings, No. 82.6 orth Fifth
street; modern convenience and Improvements; lot SI
feet by by 143 feet deep to Randolph street. Immedi
ate possession. J. GUMMY dt SONd, 508 Walnut
street.
lit FOR BALE—The valuable four story brick Pro
perty, with lot, 20 'bet front by 66 feet deep. attune
atnr rthweat corner of Tenth and Ranter streets.
above Ifarket. J. M. GITALIILEY & r3ONS, 508 Walnut
street. oc22_
VFORS A TM, --A four-story brick DWELLING
northwest corner Fifteenth and Lombard streets
modern improvements. Lot 20x100 feet. Immedi
ate possession. Apply to COFFE:IR ct. JORDAN, 4=
Walnut street. JORDAN
• -
itGERMANTOWN— FOR SALE— A handsome
double-pointed stone residence. with scanTe and
carriage house and .134. acres of ground. Situate within
ten minutes' walk from the Railroad depot. J. hi.
CIIIMMEY & SONS, 508 Walnut street.
.11 FOR SA.LE-7hree-story brick DWELLING
No. 1210 Pine street, with threnstory brick In the
rear. with modern • tfoproveir.ente. Apply to COP
PUCK & JORDAN, Real Hhtate Brokers, 4.n Walnut
FOR-R332M—The three,etory brick residence,
with conveniences and lot 185 feet deep,o4. 230
oath Twenty dretaireet. 7. AL GUIPCZY sBons.
508 Walnut street.
Li gumq -.t :c.:: :: I .:1' near r :R: a N i• •.
To Let. for the winter, to a family wtthopt sma ll
ren. Apply between 1 and 2 O'clock, at 1622
LOMIST. 0c27-144
AlpTo LET—A Threastory Rows. No. 2320
Green atreet, with. all modern tatprovementst.
e - yard, and iu goo!' order. Apply 1716 OR=
street. , nos•St•
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stable, and. CiirrLaire, hquse; situate on OELB-IT-
Strea below , Thixtir-eighth. J.M. qvintity 4!
BONS, aos walnut street - • • - •
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