8 /'
-CUM NOTIOEB*
1. Lvov Fort Outlays/As tier
tor To
sift ; fainter, etnisin, niece or "intended" (as
the may he). is the perplexing ,Atteartion as the
ita ye apttpach. Now, me are happY to say we
cas answer le question for one and - "apai. Buy one
of l e Beautiful Combination Sewing end Button
hole Diactdnes, at the 8. W. corner of Eleventh and
Chestnut streets. Nothing could be More appropriate
for the purpose. Jitcgancn and teas fatness - combined,
and the price within tA
,e,reiuh of all.
Boore.—The largest asemrunent of Men's Boots
and Shoes in the city. Bartlett, 83 Booth 81%th street,
above Chestnut. • ,
Nan WINTItn.•►Ts Aso Bortairra.-- Or the
anent suanottnient - of these, we tottonend mu lady
readets to BMWs. Wped Curs, t 725 ,Cheistnut
street. Their , a ss Weed is extremely rich, em
bracing every noyelty of the season, Including a olden
did line of Batt and Bonnet. frames. They are cutting
their fine stock of Satins, Velvets, Bilks, .te., In qtulll
titien to stdt 'purchasers.
TO THE Lannts.--
Charles Oaktord & Sone, under the Continental
bave a le.rge and handome steel: of Furs. Ladlea
call and examine.
VERT LARGE CLuints.m Almeria Grapes.—
.
, Mrroym.x. FIXTORICIt,
1204 Chestnut street.
To THE LAMES.—
& Sons, under the Continental
Charles Oakford ,
bra) a larue and handsome stock of Furs. Ladies, call
and examine' ----......-------
MF.F.TOCO OF CONGRESS. -A preparatorY meet
-sng to consider various impor , tant measures will be
Idd at Merles Stokes & Ca s Mrlst-class Clothing
.11ouse, under the Continental' Hotel, to-day. The
measures will include the exact size around the chest
tend waist, and length oi sleeve for coats, and around
the waist with length of inside seam for pants. if
these measures are properly engrossed on the books
of the House, perfect satisfaction is guaranteed, which
is more than can be said of those at that other Mouse
at Washington.
___....
RAISINS, in whole, half, and quarter boxes.
Citron , Orange and Lemon Feel. Currants, Sweet
Cider, and Pare Brandy for Mince Pies, Fruit Cakes,
sfkc.,i&c. ,
. 1. v
.133.4TOUELL ...... LVFORER.,
1204 Chestnut street.
To xtur. LAMas.—
Charles Oakford & Sous, ender the Continental,
have a large and handsome stock of Furs. Ladies, call
and ev.
RIVERSIDE INSTITITTE.—The times Is rapidly'
approaching for the grand distribution of the $9 ,000
worth of presents,among those who parchase shares in
sid of the )2tiverside Institqte. In consequence of the
great demand, now increasing daily, some delay is
necessary in furnishing all with engravings, one
of which is always given with each share sold.
Those who would avoid any delay . should make
mediate application at the principal oilice, No. 921
Chestnut street.
ENTRA FINE BLACN. TEA
' By the chest of from 5 to 50 pounds.
MITOIIELL FLISTOItE,R,
1204 Chestnut street
INVISIBLE WEATHER STRIP:I.-
11aVag opened an office at No. 323 Walnut street, I
lam now prepared to receive orders.
Parties who wish to have their residences made
comfortable would do well to call and examine thi
6triP , as it is far superior to any other. Agents
wanted. County W.F.ct rights for sale.
W. Noon, 323 Walnut street.
t.
VERY FYNE OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
Very Choice New Crop Teas.
- .. Airrozew. 4t. Fhwronza,
1204 Chestnut street.
TnE Bau.s.—Jinka and an acq
on the beach last summer and heard the screaming
and Ogling of some young ladies who were preparing
to bathe in the surf, Jinka friend asked what oc
casioned so much noise m the bath-home. "Oh," re
plied Jinks, "It is only some belles peeling." And
this paragraph is nothing but a I recommendation to
everybody to buy their family coal of Mr. W. W.
Alter, Math street, below Girard avenue, and a
the Branch Office, corner of Sixth and Spring Gar
den streets. _
DEAYISESS, BLUMNESS ACATARE/I.
J. Isaacs; M. D., Professor ofthe Eye and Ear, treats
ell diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the moat re-
Slablegman' in the city can be seen at his office. No.
& Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to ac
company their patients, as ho has no secrets in his
ractice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
or examination.
Warn °nem, Wm •
By the wholesale or single pound.
311TOILSLL FLETOIIIIIII.
1201 Chestnut street
JONES' Donst, 235 Dock street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
Neale from 6A.8. to 12 P. M. Good loduings for
guests. House open aU night. Rooms 50 cts. per night.
Lam . Arruss, Oranvs, Lemons, Almonds,
English Walnuts, Pecans. Ac.
BLITOItZLL & Pm:Tons,
1204 Chestnut street.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
KELLEY'S 'W EEKLY.
KELLEY'S WEEKLY
KELLEY'S WEEKLY.
KELLEY'S 'WEEKLY,
A JOURNAL OF THE TIMER.
FOR BALE BY ALL NEWSDEALER%
FOR BALE BY ALL NEWBDEALERB
FOB SALE BY ALL NEWBDEALERB
After many unavoidable delays ire are enabled to an
Bounce the appearance of
KELLEY'S WEEKLY.
an illustrated journal of eixteen pages folio, filled with
beautiful engravinits, the best work of America's best
artiste; interesting and exciting stdries ; a column of funny
things; something about the world in general; roomiest
and dramatic (+Atkin:us; lecture announcements, &c.
On the first page will be found a lifelike representation
LATE COLLISRMTTN THE EAST RIVER.
OFF THE BATTERY,
which moulted in lons of life
Amoneihenumorone original denigris in this number In
a series of cuts by H. L..STEPHENS. showing bow
MARK TWAIN wan manipulated in the
in Constantinople. His own graphic' description arc in
panics the cuts.
We publish also an accurate likeness of
• KING THEODORE, .
OF
ABYSSINIA.
the obstinate potentate wise has been keeping the Eng.
fish pooh, in a tort of Irish stew for a long time. Tlie
likeness is a copy of the picture which the tawny magnate
had the impudence to
SEND TO QUEEN VICTORIA
at the time he asked
FOR HER HAND IN
MARIGAGE.t
As a companion to this, we present a portrait of
LORD NAPIER,
trader of the expedition which Great Britain is fitting
out to release the English prisoners now in Theodore's
hands.
Besides these there is a se N sketch of
MAXLieLLI k A'S GRAVE.
and beautiful wood cuts illustrating the
• Two STORIES
which we commence iu this number.
One of these is the strange and thrilling story of a ()ar
um student who has daily comBUB munications with
BEELZE,
discusses political questions with him, and learns many
curious ttungs. lie undergoes a complete metamorphosis,
and in thne is
BURIED ALIVE!
Another story in this number is culled
FIVE OUNCES OF GOLD,
and details the exciting adventures of a young Austra
lian fortune hunter. The cut which Illustrates the first
chapters of this story is a most exquisite work of art.
In the columns o. •
KELLEY'S WEEKLY
‘villbe found no vulgarity, no obscenity, uo profanity. It
eludl be a paper which the most careful parent will be
glad to take home to his children. Not only shall all oh.
2actionahle matter he excluded from its literary and edi.
vide departments, but no advertisements of a doubtful
kind will be published on any terms.
TERMS TO SUBSCIfD3ERS.
tine copy; three months, with number of shares.
One copy, six months, with two numbers of shares 2
One copy, one year, with four numbers of 5hare5........ 4
SINGLE NTH BEK, TEN CENTS.
a Sold by all news agents in the United States.
Address all communications to
A. A. KELLEY & CO., Publishers;
lt. On lirou u New York.
"ROOKS ALL bIiOULD HAVE.
LANGUAGES WITHOUT M ASTEIt.
LANGLIACIES WITHOUT MASTER.
PRICE FORTY CENTS EACH.
'French Without u Matter. In Six Easy Listkaou,. •
Gotta= Without allaater. In Six:Exay Loeaont , „
Dpanlah
talian VTlittlotttnaildeertrer.. Ao r nr e l i:o.y . Lemnos.
atin Without a Master. In Six I. , .aay a l .l .,eo l fol ° , iu.
Any one or allot the above Sy e languageg eon he lea rue d
anyone without a teacher, with the aid of theme Woke:
'Oly A. H. Montei th . The live boolm arc alto hound in one
large volume; in cloth. Pries Two liollarb.
Bend kW our Mammoth Descriptive eatalogaa.
Addram all cash orders retail or arlioleaaleo
.T. B. rETERBON ai N KERS,
. . DX Chestnut sheet, ads., ra.
. ,
Books 4 ._opt,..„ Mskagraid. =receipt 'Antall prise.
ALL NEw ram ABE AT PBTEitBONBI. n0.21..2t
(110 Itichil"---Wll.ll U 1 WIT1101:T SO
A. pivot(' twiny, two hantl%oine hero. 4 4 0 4 ,. commu.
vjeatiog Rooms. L.l. lact:l4.A.
-
- ' ' ` t'' .•••44, ,, •••e•• •-•_,••••
• -
TiJIMIBH sATi
HO - AlfUtricr.
stirawicv
MILLINERY- 09 S.
. P. ,A. HARPING &
413. ACHE
Wild offer on Thursday, Nov. 14,
THEIR ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK OF
Millinery GroOdS4
AT. RETAIL,
TOGETHER WITH DAILY ,
FOR CON DAYS.
SIGNMENTS'FROId
NEW 80
• Our entire stock must be closed out preparatory for
SY.RING TRADE, and the goods will be sold regardless
HATS'AND cost. •
AND paONINTETS' ,
n 016.13 to th lmr •
, • .
SPECIALtIES
LADIES' FINE FURS.
LL NOW OPEN.
The choicest selection we havii ever offered. consisting
of
FINE RUSSIAN SABLE,
HUDSON BAY SABLE. •
EASTERN AMERICAN SABLE,
ROYAL ERMINE AND IMINCIHILLA. ,
FINE SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
ASTRACAN, GRAY. CRIMEAN
Besides mug other vedettes.
REAL ASTRAOAN CLOAKS.
ARCTIC' SEAL CLOAKS.
FINE SABLE CLOAKS,
And other large Fur Garments.
J. IN.,PROCTOR & CO„
• 920 CHESTNUT Street.
SPECIALTIES
Ladies' Fine Cloaks.
NOW OPEN,
THE HANDSOMEST STOCK WE HAVE EVER EX.
HI S I R
TS ED, COMPRISING GARMEN IN THE MOST
DESIRABLE MATERIALS, AND OF THE MOST
FASHIONABLE COLORS. IN GREAT VARIETY
AND WHICH WE WILL SELL AT
POPULAR PRICES.
J. W. Proctor & Co.,
930 CHESTNUT Street.
SPECIALTIES
Bich Black Bras Silks,
We have Just received a Case of
FINE LYONS SILKS,
Purchased under advantageous oircumstiuices, of qual
U varying from
44 to s 5 50,
To which we respectfully ask the attention of Ladles.
These goods will be sold or less than they would cod te
import.
J. W. Proctor & Coil
DRESS -MAKING DEPARTMENT.
All the Favorite Colors in
PLAIN CORDED POPLINS.
REPS.
EPINGLINRS.
VELOURS BUSSE
And other Rich Fabric" for
WALKING SUITS.
Which we will sell by the yard, or make to order.
LADIES DRESSES.
MADE IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
A large variety of
LADIES , WALKING SUITS.
At all times ready.made to put on.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
920 Chestnut Street.
ocIP-tu to a 2m rpe
==ZSZ;== l =: l
CORAL JEWELRY.
CLARK & ,BIDDLE,
712 Chestnut Street,
Have 3utt opened an immense invoice of
PINK CORAL JEWELRY,
To which they call special attention.
Sterling Silverware Manufactory,
414 LOCUST STREET.
GEORGE SHARP,
Patentee of the Ball and Cube patterns. manufactures
every description .of BTABLING BIENERWARTA
and often for sale. wholesale and retai4 a choice &Mort
meat of rich and beautiful goods of new styles at IoW
Priem
J. M. SHARP. A. ROBERT&
rroi
CORAL JEWELRY
CLARK &RIDDLE,
71,2 Chestnut street,
Have lust opened an immenne invoice of
PINK CORAL JEWELRY,
lemtn ti To whig they call special attention.
ISAAC B. EVANS ,
11 ANTRUM: 1M AIM MLLES EA
OILS, 'PAINTS, VAIM#
AND
11 03 1
Naval Stores and Spipi.
N 0.16 North Delaware avenue,
odeam 814
:--_
16altrifitiati6,—EsterititilrgitTrint.. v 07 ,- :
urt g oo
a. Third and B op 'booth. only one square - below . .
Vachon . to tome in large or email amounts, off
Gismo sate, watches. jewelr awl allgooaa ta t
value. 0 ee inini from 6 A.KIL to IP. M. Wits
Wined foe the hat forty Year& airnaltal mode hi lfreetia
imam:An:4a at tbe lowest widget rat" tatsil
TR4 DAILY NVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA.THURSDAY,ITOVEMBEit 21, IMrl.;
980 CHESTNUT Street.
the hours of our happiness and prosperity:
u•sietnankr the unfortunate and diliablid soldiers
to! t O saved vs a country and a nationality."—last
ltri- . •
GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
TO EICEOT THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLITNI
Invalid soldiers.
lINDER A SPECIAL
Charter from the - State,of Pennsyl
vania, Passed March 6,1667.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
The object of this Association is to provide, by public
exertion. a NATIONAL HOME for our Disabled Scidiers.
to erect an asylum for those,who, in their pattiotism have
served their Country at the expense of their health and
happiness: who, in the battle for the 'Nation's life were
maimed, and are now incapable of working for their own
maintenance. France has her Hotel Des Invalides where
rest the ashes of the great Napoleon; England her Green.
wich and Chelsea Hospitals, the former being one of the
finest architectural 'structures ever devoted to CharitY.
European
Russia, Prussia, and - in fact, all
Gauntries have magnificent: retreats for the unfor
n
tunate Soldiers—Monarchies provide for thwelleviatio
of the suffering caused by war, but free, prosper
ous Rxrunues.zi America has no place for her crippled
and sick soldiers . but the county, poorhouse, or the sid
walks of her crowded Cities. These noble patriots left
happy homes to save our cammon Country in the hour of
her deep distress. We pledged to them our lasting g<afi.
tude, and new those who are dependent look to ue .in
their utter need to redeem those pledgee—they have per
formed their part—we enjoy the result of their sacrifices—
we must not be recreant to our obligations. Let us each
devote but a single dollar to this purpose,. and, the Gab's
burg Asylum will afford the Soldiers a Home and our
Country will be honored by the noble Inatitution.
THE LAND HAS BEEN PURCHASED
By this ARK/ChM% and Ten Thousand Dollars have
already been paid towards the preservation of the Battle.
Ground—about thirty acres (adjoining the site of General
Meade's Headquarters) have been set apart for thetrees of
the Asylum.
LEXINGTON AVIDITY,. NEW YORE, °Wit I t 1.116 67 '
'laving labored for three years to erect a Home for our
Crippled Veterans, and having passed a bill for that pun.
peeettrthe citizen Legielature incorporating some 100
of our best as Directors —but under which bill no
action has been had, from that 'tune to this,—and know•
ing the great and crying necessity of the case, the ehame
of leaving our disabled veterans to starve or beg,l hereby
most cordially endorse your enterprise. and it shall have
all the aid of my tongue, pen and influence. Very truly
yours, CHAS. G. HAL.PINE.
Fully sympathizing with your great object, I tender
you, gratuitously, the services of my Full 'Orchestra, on
the occasion of your Festival, at Irving HalL
THEODORE THOMAS.
(From the Postmaster-General of the United States]
I recommend to all Postmasters that they shall aid this
truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise.
A. W. RANDALL.
Being satisfied with theTntegrity of your enterprise, we
cheerfully consent to displa.y your diamonds at our Man .
lishment. BROWNE & SPAULDING,
503 and 570 Broadway.
October sth, 1867.
We hereby certify that we have examined the Diamond
Goods, Pearls. Emeralds. Rubles -and other precious
Stones, as described in the list, and find them all genuine.
RENEE BROS. Diamond Importers,
913 Maiden Lane, New York.
J. HERMANN, Diamond Setter,
891DINXime street. New York..
la order to promote public confidence in the highest do.
gree, and for the furtherance of this great object, the As
sociation has decided to place the $300,003 Worth of Dia
monds on public exhibition at the Largo Jewelry Estab
lishment of Messrs. Browne & Spaulding under the Met
ropolitan Hotel, in the City of New York. The world
renowned Yacht "Henrietta , " has also been purchased.
The Farm of (01) Acres is located in Sullivan County, N.
Y., and is one of the finest Stock Forma in the State: has
a reim.i,r3liwdititr, teritonl.wtreiCellatdilthez.erjekliartilc:larcitr..
admitting the holders to both of the
GRAND MUSICAL
T FESTIVALS:
ONZ A
Ittviriu Hsu., New Yor
B k, Sa l turday Evening, February
th, 868.
AND ONE AT
HOETIOTILTIIJIAL HALL. Philadelphia, Saturday Evening.
February 23,1868.
On which latter locoasion a committee of prominent
citizens will be selected to associate with the manage
ment in making tho distilbution to , commence on Mon
day. February' 31th, at 10 o'clock. A. M., at Horticultural
8541,950 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed among the Ticket-holders. in accord
ance with the Charter and the following
SINIEDIILE OF AWAEDB.
No. 1 1 Grand cash Award SIAM
2 1 Splendid Farm (600 acres)., -• • ......... 60,060
3 1 Yacht. the Famous "Henrietta"......... 50,000
4 1 Diamond Necklace, 48 Brilliants....... 30,000
5 1 Diamond Brooch and Ear-Rings (ail
Large Diamonds)..:* --*
. . - 56,000
6 1 Diamond Brooch and Ear.ltings (all
Large Diamonds) 5,000
7 1 Diamond Brooch and Ear. Rings.. . 15,030
13 1 Diamond Necklace, BS 'Star
,• • • . ...... 8 003
9 1 Diamond Neeklace, mi 'Brilliants. .. 7,000
10 1 Diamond Cross, set in Silver (Large
Diamonds)... ..... 7.000
11 1 Diamond Slide, 1,5 Brilliants6,ool
12 1 Diamond Cluster 8r00ch......... • ...... 5,000
13 1 Diamond Chillier Brooch. ....... ... . 5,000
14 1 Diamond and Pearl Cameo Bracelet .
Brooch and Ear-Rings 5.000
15 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring........ ..... 9.000
16 1 Diamond Cluster 8race1et........ ....... 4,00)
17 1 Diamond Cluster 8r00eh......... • ...... 4,000
18 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet....* . 4400
IA 1 Ditugacd Cluster Brooch and ear.
Rib 4,000
03 1 Diana nll Cluster Bracelet 4,000
21. 1 Diamond (luster Brooch... ........ 4,000
22 - 1 Diamond Single Stone Scarf Pin 4,010
23 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch. 9,000
24 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet ..... ......... 4,000
25 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring.- ........ 3,500
26 1 Diamond Emerald Gloater 8r00ch..... 3,500
27 1 Pearl Necklace 34500
03 I Pair Diamond Single Stone Ear -Ringo- 3,600
21/ 1 Diamond Crops .. .......... 3,000
20 1 Diamond Single Stone 3,000
31 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin - 3,000
VI 1 Pair Diamond Single Stone Earatingii... 3,000
33 1 Diamond Single Stone .... . . 8,000
34 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud.... - ....... 3,000
36 1 Pair Diamond Single Stone Studs SAO
36 I Diamond Brooch, (in 5i1ver).........., 3 , 000
37 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 3,000
38 1 •Diamoud Single Stone •....... 8,030
al 1 Diamond Single Stone 5tud.............. 3,000
40 1 Diamond ClusterjEtrooch- • ...... 2.500
91 1 Diamond Single Stone Iting-, •.• - 2, 030
42 1 Diamond and Emerald Brooch.- ..... 2,500 -
43 1 Diamond Single Stone 1111 2 500
49 1 Pearl Breast in, Ear-Sings and Head
Ornament..., . „ . ........ 2.600
46 Diamond Single 'Stone Pin..... ........ 2,601
46 1 Diamond Cross.-- ...... 2,500
47 1 Diamond and Emerald 'Ornament 2,600
48 1 Diamond Single Stone 2,500
99 1 Diamond Single Stone Mg, 2,030
50 1 Diamond Cluster Stool Pin..... • ... .. L5OO
Cl 1 Single Stone Diamond Ring-. . 1,603
'62 1 Diamond Cree 1........ ........1,600
53 1 Pair Diamond Cluster Ear -Rings.....:.
M Diamond Single Stone Ring.. .•.. • • ..... 1,600
65 1 Diamond Single Stone 5tud........... - • 1,500
66 1 Diamond Bracelet : 1.600
57 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring 1,500
00
58 1 Diamond Cluster Ring......... 1500
59 1 Camel's Hair Shawl„.,
60 1 Choice Emerald 8tud......... ........ . 1,500
61 1 Single Stone fling' 2.... ........... 1,600
600
62 1 Single Stone Pin '
0,1 1 Cluster Brooch • 1.600
64 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin.. . , .. 1,5 00
66 1 Pair Diamond Single Stone Ear. Rings.. 800 •
66 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring.. •800
67 1 Diamond_ and Emerald Cluster - 800
us 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet, Ear. Mai
and Pin
69 Camel'.' Haft :
1 C .. . . -.. 800
70 1 famond and Ruby Three Stone Ring.. 800
71 1 amond and Emerald Cluster Ring.... 800
72, 1 iamond Clingier Brooch. - ...... 800
73 . 1 fair Diamond Cluster Studs.. _..... 600
74' 1 Gentleman '.' Gold Watch and Heavy
Chain. . . ......... • WO
75 1 Diamond ...... Sion° Sim : FIX
ting...... . .. 60 1
76 1 Diamond and Garnet 'Cluster ...... 600
77 1 Diamond Single Steno Pin........ .. .. 503
78 • 1 Emerald 5n0b,...:..::.• .. .... 500
79 • 1 Pair Diamond and ootojEarlfirigs- 500
80 1 Diamond Cluster, Ring . , . 400
81 1 Diamond and Emerald Blain Pin. 400 •
ru
82 1 Ladles' Diaopd,Set Watch: 400
el 1 Diamond Single Stone Ring_ ;; 350
84 1 Gold Watch.„.„' 000
85 1 Diamond . nd Grim ging . ....... . ...150 ,
. 230
86 1 Diamond Single Stone '
87 1 Diamond Single Stone• • 150:
1 Diamond Three Stone Ring......... ... 100
fBB ,
89 , 1 Diamond Stone ... • . /$0
90 1 Pearl Scarl4lt
M. 1 Diamonel Clue _lit .... • , . r •
.0.1. 1 Dlanteed SW e
ir3 1 Gentleman' larnond Amethyrit , 460 ,
94 Diam
1 oneClueie.r.Wit:-; 100
96 1 Cameo and Year' BroectisindEavitings , 100
96.1 Cameo Brooch. 100
97 1 Diamond Single Stone Icing .:........::... /
0000
98 , 1 Diamond Cluster Riug. „.. 1
99 1 Ladies , Gold Watch..... „... • _ 100
„
100 1 Coral Brooch and Ear- Rin g5........ ....... 100
101 1 Pair Garnet Sleeve 'Buttons- .. ... lee
102 1 Gold and Pearl Scarf Pin. - „ . „.., . 6060
103 1 Emerald flour Pin ..................:.,••
104 1 Emerald Scarf • . 5O
105 to 1104 - 4 )n thousand CliPleS
didly illustrated Presentation Work. '
entitled the "Tribute Book,"' at 520 each. 20,000
1105 to 2104 -I,oo.Photograph Albums at,615; each 4,000
Also, 130,000 4 j ',eh Presents, el 120,000
re t i g. the 01.
Making in the Aggregate 122.1,01 Presents ,
ued at .. . . . .. 5641,950
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Orders may be sent to us in registered letters or Post of
fice order% in BUMS from ..111_to . $0) at Our risk% owlier
amounta should be sent inuraf ta or 11'
lowing
CLUB RATES. •
sTickets to one a
do.ddress . . ... 4 NI
10 do. . ........ ....... • • • ..... go
'' 40 do. do. . •53 00'
fie 1 / 0 . 0 0. ..
..
48 60
8500
Address all *ram and C . 0MD1114101at 4.4
GE9TYSBURG AMOUR& N.
orrtu alearp • 1.126 Uhestattt (=Pit.
1 - al•
.. • .. • •
,IN*I7BAN
INCORPORATED 188.5•
OFFICE OF . THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL injiTY
NSURANCE COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, Novenxberi3,lBo7.
The following statement of the affairs of the Company
Lepubliehtd in conformity
REMIUMS RECEIVED with a provision of its charter :
P
From November 1,1888, to October 81,1887.
On Marine and Inland Risks...... . .6880,008
11
00
On Fire Rieke.., . ........ ....... 153,598
----- $813,887 01
•
Premiums on Policies not marked
off November 1, Md. •• • ......
PREMIUMS MARKED OFF
Am earned from Nov. 1,1868, to Oct. 841867.
On Marine and Inland Ria1te........5606,803 19
On Fitt Ri5k5......... ...... ...... . 186,842 fit
----- $748,146 80
Interest during the same period—
Salvages, dre .......... •...• .. • • • . • . •
LOSSES, EXPENSES, &c..
During the year, as above.
Marine and Inland Navigation
. $368,434 II
Losses..
Fire Losses 88,854 95
Return Premiums.— ............. 0,818 87
Re-Insurances ..... ....... ...... .... 40,035 54
Agency, ()barges, Advertising,
690
Printing, d. ..... ........ ........ 40.
m 72
Taxes—A. S. Tax. on Premiums,
Polley Stamps, dm.
'Expenses, &c
ASSETS OF TIE
1, COMPANY.
November 1867.
5230,000 'United States Five Per Cent. Loan.
10•40's . .. . . tooLooo ao
United States AV Per Cent• Loan,
1881 . . —.. .
124,400 00
'baited Slates. 'i6l6 — VeiCent.Loan.
'Pre/miry Notes . •••• .. . . 62,562 60
Kate of Pennsylvania Siz Per Cent .
• • • ... . 210,070 CO
Lean.
)ity of Cent.
Loan (exempt from tax) 125,625 00
itate of New Jersey Six Per Cent.
L0an.....,• „• •• . 51,000 00
20,000 Pennsylvania Rai l road ' Ilia' illort
gage Six Per Cent. Bonds.. . 19,800 00
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second * Mort- •
gage Six Per Cent. Bonds... , . =75 00
26,000 'Western Pennsylvania Railroa d
Per Cent. Bonds (Penna. RR.
guarantee). . . .. . 93,000 00
.11000 State of Tennemee Five l'er Cen t.
Loan .... • . ... 18,000 CO
7,000 State f Tennessee ...... Cent.
Loan 4.270 00
15,000 300 shares stock Germantown G ail
Company. Principal and interest
guaranteed by the City of Phila.
,delphia.ls,ooo 00
7,600 160 shares stock Pennsylvania Rail-
7600
road Company „.. . . 00
6,000 100 shares Mock N'orlh reuxu;iivanis
Railroad Company_ . .., • • 3,009 CO
20,000 80 shares stock Piladelphia and
Southern Mail st h erannhip Co 15,00010
201,900 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, first
liens on City Properties. ..... /)1,900 00
$1,101,400 Par Market Value $1.10:4002 60
Cost, 131,M 0 ,679 56.
Real Estate... . • .... - -
Bills) Receivable for iniuranoes .
made. .. • - . ... . 210435 67
Balances due at ArAnaniLl'ra
mlums on Marine rolteles—Ac
crued Interest. and other debts
due the Company... .. 49,V4 36
.Stock and Scrip of ;la;
rance and other Companies.
115,076 00. Estimated value. . 9,01 T 00
Cash in Balm
Cash in Drawer........ ...... 900 69
1.110,111 , 61
Pintanxunra, November 18,
The Board of Directors have this day declared a CASH
DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the capital stock.
and SIX PER CENT. interest on the scrip of the Com
pony, payable on and after the Ist of December proximo.
free of national and State taxes.
They have also declared • SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. on the earned premiums
for the year ending October 31,1897. certificates of which
will be issuedto the parties entitled to the same en and
after the lit December proximo. free of national and
State taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI.
CATER OF PROFITS of the ComPanY , fOr the year end
ing Octobeffil. 162, be redeemed in CASH. at the office
of the Company , on and after
that
December proximo, all
interest thereon to cease on that day.
Elr'No certificate of profits issued under as. By the
act of incorporation "no certificate shall issue unless
claimed within two years after the declaration of the
dividend whereof it Is evidence.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas C. Hand, James C. Hand.
John C. Davin, William C. Ludwig.
Edmund A. Bonder. Joseph IL Seal.
Theophilus Paulding. George G. Leper.
John R. Penrose, Hugh Craig.
James Traguair. John D. 'Taylor,
Henry C. Dallett Jr., George W. Bernadon.
Samuel E. Stokes, Jacob P. Jones,
Henry Sloan. James B. McFarland.
William G. Boniton. Joshua P. Eire.
Edward Darlington. Spencer Mcllvaine,
IL Jones Brooke, John B. Semple, Pittsburgh,
Edward Lafourcade. A. B. Berger.
Jacob Riegel. D. T. Morgan.
THOMAS C. HAND, President,
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
nol6 tdel HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK. "
PLINY FREEMAN, President.
HENRY C. FREEMAN, Secretary.
LORING ANDREWS ice Presidents.
JNO. A. HA itp r asißEßGH.}
Cash Assets, - - $1,000,000,
ri
Orgamti gold slpss,
—All policies non4orteitame. yremiums payable in cash.
Losses paid in cash. It receives no notes and gives none.
By the provisions of its charter, the entire surplusDivi be
longs to. olicy holders and must be paid to them in ~
deeds, or reserved for their greater security' Dividends •
are made on the conts ibution plan and paid annisalin
commencing two years from the date of the polloyt
' has already made two Dividends amountig to Shrs,ooo,
an amount , never before equaled Andric e first Wes
years of any company. No policy' fee req ed. Female
rbsks taken at the usual printed rates, no eats a premium
be demanded.
- Free Permission Given to Travel
IN THE
UNITED STATES 'AND EUROPE
At all aeaaooe of the Tear.
Applications for all kinds of Policies. Life. Enilowment.
Ten•year Life or Term, taken, and a/1 Worrastion chee
fully afforded at ANDS O FFICE
BRANCH OFFICE OF TEE ' COMPANY.
408 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
FINES &
MANAGERS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE=ENNBYLVA NIEL
C BAB. E I , LIIES, (late of -P . Nat. Bank).
WM. F. GRIFFFPTI3, 4 r.
Fire, Marine and Accident Insurance in ttte
most relishes Companies of this City, and in those of New
York. New England and Baltimore. scEt•ttktitiiiit
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Fidelity Visereme, True
And Safe, Derkmdt, ,Company.
FOR TEM S.IAFE T ! l a , ,
KEI i i1% 4 750 3. NWLI3
1
N. B. BRONVIOE, D w ilLE l4 J o ,4fir:
CLARENCE H. CIATOL ' 11 ) 4 1U) -•-
ZORN WELall,_ AL E B ANDER .
J. GILLING , FELb. EL A. cItLEIL,,,,
ELENEx CREW , _ _
ri r tion o a r a c s o r ttra 111,2t resi peolutattr.toitudithaeuPhll24ol9 bilk
nWahrEtv i rApt - G, OF VaLtLeusLEB uptakVM. .
lug rates a year, • ' ", i i,, ~ ,,,i, ' uni
toigi on Boles. •.••&• if ••iif t g i - XWO
tared uonds an 00 .... ...... 510 . 8 teB .
Go d Coin or Cu= ... • ....... ..... ..,.. 41. it M 44
Silycr Coin or a If —
Gm or 132at0. • ... g: iv • hoses ....l,vialgh,
CASE! GO or man din or D —,
a t
DEll i a t tstal , contents unknown to the
, • Wows
The torn, cirri: eat
RENT SOFA 0 40 "........,1
VALJLTS at •VA $4O. $5O and 875 a 10 54 6 c 4 : 44 . 4 7,
. ,
Nice
and Mc"' m nn&restcollec ted Io t per cent. '
terestaowedi Money u elCiad ,' • '
•
every
FrOdbuita '
' R°5111"4:=4 ta !•••••••••''''' .1 ' ' 1 1 / 044,1 "" tv. 17_
A 14,1;1Y WELIVALIVIRDIO.O _apt ,ma''
}Nano and Voomdlitudoi daidndatiVlP %V b. A dd ,„,
I reasonable ,and hours arranst4 to own V
cox coal at North Elsvoittu swot. DA*
Old Itro nidies
THE LARGEST' . ,AMP BEST STOOK OF
FINEOI'D - RY'E WHISKIES
THE
Is NO* 'POSSESSED BY
.HMIE:Y. HAXNIS &CO
Rats and 2 20 sovii9a - ‘riacnsrr ismeticars.
Who offer the memo TO T/EM % l UD' 711. is Lote, on, very a d va ntasseat
Th eftintisclr. 01 HY OI1 " 11111 / 1 . 1 . 1 . 0141 m l " _."*lgerbleie IWO* favorite brandish •ei
tent, and runs through the vaOlolo s mil /0 65 11 11 .4001 1 . n. 01 this years VIP so
present date* to sun ".
Liberal conrraCUl made for 10 at shits Rau 1 ,4 0 ,4 isnuat
lion Mine Wharf. Or at Bonded WillirdinibUshoes lhartleo Mow oleo.
• ourl.lolool
038,900 00
$1,149,9951 01
RICH AND ELEGANT
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, dm,
Newest designs and Iowa! prices.
THREE SHOW ROOMS.
S. C. VOITIALK,
NO. 95 SOUTH SECOND ST.;
self‘th a to Itta rpli Below Market,
108,448 09
$848,1591 89
NOTICE.
LEEDOM & SHAW, •
•
910 ARCH STREET,
Between Ninth and Tenth litre
centime to sell their stock of
CARPETINGS
At prices commending with low rent and expiator.
And will open daily new goods.as they do not expect
move.
20,618 69
17,082 9S
$608,645 21
$240,048 10
E. S. JAFFRAY & CO.
608 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are receiving and now opening tor ratl Tratieviall liztad
Linens,
Table Cloths,
Napkins,
Huokabacks,
Diapers,
Tovvelings,
Damasks,
SheetintEe - 4
Pillow Amens.
L. C. Haas,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Crags,
e trikats.
Ladies', Gents' and Oluldrones Under
Wear, Embroideries, MA:
Ribbons, dco.
The above will be ado et the lowest flew. Teak Weal
111", andl ie tw i t atom tau" Miele th
$1.507.506 15
PLODS TO BENT.
CHAS. W. A. TRUMPLER,
it Ms New Nark Mere,
926 °HERE in! STREET;
Offers NEW 131tOONMSRMOB TO EMI
Pianos and Organs
FOR SALE.
cuuarzgriu,os, ay.
I ; ; • 0
r. 10.1
WEBER PIANO !
ovigEa• tom
thee MEM arellMMlAßßilinGetie
Best Pieno-Fortee Mendeotured
FOR BRILLIANCY AND DIMLBORM
They are used 1111 the ConservaUoriee
of VIUMIIC of New York and Brooklyn,
and by the leading school , in the comb.
try. A full and varied assortment eon.
*tautly on hand.
J. As GETZI4IIO2 INIESTNVTISTIZEBT.
ALSO, NEW PATENT T ErMOLO ORGANS.
Ilßbontoger Co. Organo and with toe
enttremoko." iel44 ta rpo
SOUSE FURNIIIIIING GOODS.
mosisi
AUCTION' - '
- •
ONCERT HALL AUCTION ItOOMS, 1919 OEIEJ3T- 1
CMT street and Lidit and MI CLOVER , streek
Regular sales of Furniture every WEDNESDAY: Out.
door salts promptly attended to.
SPECIAL BALE Of_ . BViV" QUALITY SILVER
PLAT ON SA WATURDAY M KE AND FAt ORN n NG. Ni GOODS.
I „
Nov. IA tile, at 10 o'clock, at the Concert Rau Auction
Rooms, will be sold. an invgice of Triple Silver Plated
Ware, cepalsting of Tea Sets, Ice , Pitchers. Butter
Coolers, Pickle kramn.wEperictLeß4Sco., dm. ,k w
l N PAT' .., u 4ND ; FRENCH.
BQ1 " ' 4% 1 - VETIVA Rivili,ll . .
Also, a large asioftractil of Panes" Ware, Bohemian
Vases, Bitque Figures, ~.I:2lltif, SO, French chips We%
and Dinner and Dessert nets'
FURNI:TURE. ..„.
Also, an assortment of household suntans& • corn.
itro
Prising Parlor, Chamber, Dinin ,m
••Auctlonee
om one Library Fur
• nature war. a. oitrsos & CO..
nt.
"21 21
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FIRST
UM
WARDED
BEST , FAMILY FLOWN
At the late-Inter -State Fair, to
GeorgeZelhuditer,
Desder In . eUoke Brand i 14004,4 ehle, et.
Louie and 4119%."1145eid,
a nd gisvergirogoop g o do • rbitgi ;pea 11111 wive
and bail barrel/if ikarriteted' 411101.1101 r, 01 any
other le the Inerhet '
s .htea r sir
Who •
vonvoiru.
ii;rtak
ro - Rua vino.
1101110 tt
NMI
ux..10!! *utz tkair.s:
EPEREMPTORY "+ BALE :,- THOMAS .h - BONS.
Auctions:cu. Very Valuable Betel and large lot.
known esthe l'Ablaey." Township lino mild. near
the Wissahickon. On Tuesday. December at IPA at Id
o'clock. noon, will be sold et public sale, without reserve.
at the Philadhia Riches:no, ell that veryialuable
Betel Propenty„; norm ea the "Abhey,” and lot ground.
situate on th awterly side of Roxberough roa ' (whit;
it called in the City Plan, Wissahickon street.) in
Twenty.first Ward
road commeneine at the interseenon o
said Roxborough and a certain twoneroh wide lane:
thence extendinualong the weatorb , side of said Beebe
rough road N. ea dog. 43 min., W.
dry feet , gle
Inches
to a point; thence extending along line of
other ground now or late of the raid gran
of which this was formerly a Pert. B. 50 deg, Ir, tnt.
W. 239 feat dbf inches. more or less, to a point on
Imo of ground now or late of William Bowman; thence
on& lino now or, late of the said William Bowmen, S. he
d 40 min., 212 feet 4 Mehra; ton point on the no rt herly
side of the said two perch wide lene ; thence along the
northerly line of the said lane N GO deg., E. 24e feet float
to the place of beginning. The improvements are a large
sad substantially , built hotel, with ext7ivejporch in
front, stable and carriage house, sheds.. e. It has no
equal as a drePclass hotel, it being en t he direct road to
that favorable resort, tne Wissahickon. The entire im
provements have been recently completed, being almost
new, and combining all the latest modern conveniences.
The walls. ceilings, dse of the entVe lower 'floor are
handsomely frescoed in oil. This property can be rented
t o a good tenant at IrtAll per annum, for a term or years.
ale.ooo of the perches, money may remain.
be shown on application to the owner and oc
etwbrgral.
Ililei.ep o . r 'llolAB & 807 , 13, Auctioneer&
ne'll.Mde7 130 and Di South Fourth street.
ITFIESIIIOIII' , fidLE—THOMAS k BONS.
latuctioneers.—VerY valuable property known as the
:Thane' Ilome., , Richmond street, itortbeseterlY of
Le Fevre f e e txtendhrough to m batmen street.
Bridesburg. 91Xl frontal/ofeet dem Tuesday. Dec 9.
IBC, at 19 o'clock, noon. erica ho sold at public sale. with
out reserve, at the rhUadelphla Exchange, alt' that
large and valuable property. known as the "Orphanst
Home," situate on the northwesterly side of Rich.
mond street. 11/0 feet northeasterly of Le Fevre
street.
Bridesburg; the lot containing in front on Richnrwri
street, MO feet. and extending In depth, gradually rm.
rowing to Salmon Tireet. MO feet, on which street the
front is ltd feet. The improvement* are twootmy brick
house, 50 by 911 feet a new three-story brick building, 40
by 05 feet. containing 11 large rooms. and a twootory
frame building, 15 by 95 feet: contains 5 rooms: also. anb-
Mantis'. bake house, coal and wood sheds, and stabling;
water pipes laid ; curb and paring on Richmond street
paid for, and the water introduced into the !mildly* from
Richmond street. The grounds on part of the embee
are planted with different kind of trees,. firming a grove.
Could be adrantageoualy dividel in building !any-tumble
rateable fronts on two streets.
Fir near of all ineumbrance.
Terror/33.500 may remain on mortage.
Immediate possession. May be examined any day pre
vious to sale.
Be order of the Board ofklanagers.
M. THOMAS * BONS. Auctioneer'.
DS and 141 B. Fourth greet,
no% 23 SO
REAL ESTATE—TIIOSIS I I & SONS* 13*LE._
in Large and elegant Three story Brick iteeldesee. Neu
250 South Fourth street. between n
Walnut and Spruce
street'. with stable and coach.botise on 111 ith 'smut.
27 feet in front. 156 feet in depth. On Tmedsy.December
Rd, IN V. at 12 o'clock. noon. will be mid at pablie We. at.
the Philadelphia Exchange. all that superior ,
brick meemage, with twoetory back building =1,1",
round. situate on the east side of Email" street. bo
ween Walnut atu i lj i lprtme streets, No. re: containing be
rout on Fourth 27 feet 7 Mehra. and intending Pt
depth that w id th on the south line ice feet Of inches.,
tben w south !8 feet 5 inches. Weak eve 21 feet
934 inches to 'a murk theme mirth p feet . Ski
tubes. these* east 10 feet 2 inches, theme north Et feet
Lit Inches, thence west 4 feet p ine het, thence north 8 ,
feet liki Inches , theme west 2t 1 Welk thence still
further weitwar= t et 13r.,hes te. Fourth street.
ass place of The 'entire gem* on the
north line e k ing 121 feet )5 Inches, lge feet on the south
line. At the depth of 154 feet the lot widens to 60 feet.
The house is linMed in the meet substantial nuumem
with all the modern ceased-emcee. large and superior
chamber', strperloe wine closets and cellars
ran
oat, bath, hot and cold water , turnme. coo range:
ie. Alm a large stable and coach house on B ..
oeurt.
Pretest' of all _ ;
. eumbrance...
THOMAS & SO O, Auctioneers.
1110ast4141 South Fourth street.
sosi.m.lo
aREAL ESTATE-THOMAIS & 110111 P SALE-
N'aluable Busizeas Stand.-Threestorr Mick Otero
and Dwelliag. rio. 704 South &maul street. bekm
Shippen street. with a terriory brick stelae an coach
home is lb* rear. Mt Weibel.' Cluck V feet front -
On Tuesday. December 3,1837. at IS oesdneLtux.a. wji th t at le
sold at public sale. et tee YWJadelptua =ceases
valuable threeodery brick memoirs, with decade three-
AMY back buildings and lot of grontni. situate se gut
westidde of Second street south of t 3
71; containing in front cm Samna streethirree J.:
tending in depth 105 Rut 6 inches. then wig on the
eouth Uwe tois)e feet. arid' extend/eV sfNcir It that:
width OM feet Co Wotbert's court, on wh. is arched a
tweatorj brick stable * and coach house. The house is
weil built. awl has bee* oecupied as az:embus=
bakery fora number of yeas. and& an milrat
dead e, ; has gas. bath. hot and cold water. 1 mum. cooking .
Subject e to a widow's dower of 11 al.OO year.
any' aity
Possession January L tea bier be eramised
prerrious to sale.
5L THOMAS & SONS. Auetioacent
n093,93-.30 139 and Hiteuth Fourth street-
aREAL ESTATE.—TIIO2LAS & SONS' SALE.—
Elegant threeetory Brick Residence. No. 9* Flee
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets, 22 feet
front —On Tuesday, December WM, at 12 o'clock.stso*.
will be sold at public sae. at the Philadelphia Extiraisint.
all that handsome modern three story brick memaaps.
with two-story back buildinp and lot of ground, Wept!"
on the north side of Fine street.
Isls feet west of NW.Or
gnitANLidieleti; theditoititrZrjarot 7
ti l , 4 =ste g e3l
excellent repair, tomdsomely_papered and painted
throughout ; saloon parlor, breaktast room and kitchen**
the first Boor: 3 chambers (with bath room handsomely
finished permanent washstand. hot and cold watermater
closet, &c...). handsome dining room and library. pantry
with dumb waiter, sad hot and cold water, 4 chambers.
loath room and 3 large attics above. large flat for drying
clothes, gas throughout, (Mace, cooking range. de.
frifr Clear of all incumbranee.
Varluunedlate possewion. May be examined any day
previous to sale._
IL TROMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
151 and 141 South Fourth street.
-----------------.
noel WI so
lOW. WASTATE —Tll.oMdfl th SONS Bri .
ck St SALS.—
Valuable Business Stand —Fountween Market, and
story ore.
No. 41 South Second street, be
Chtuesut streets, 884 feet front —On "Tuesda 10th.
18d, at 19 o'clock. noon. will be sold at public .De c.t the
PboadelPhia Exchange, all tbetvery valuable fouretory
brick 'tore and lot of ground, situate on the east aide of
Second etreet.
e l feet' 8 Inches north of Chestnut street.
wardlseence astward 87 feet DO inches: thence south
feet; thence eastward 34 feet li".: inches: thence
northward 31 feet 7 inches; thence westvr feet 73;;;
inches to Second street; thence southwar along Sewn&
street 80 feet 3 inches to the place' of beginnitut. It is an
old and well v stablished budis stood, and in the moat
valuable square on Second street.
~,
rfr Clear of all ineurnbrance.
l'oneeesion May Ist,lBBB Ter
ms: half cavb.
M. 'MAUS & SONS. Auctioneexs.
- ' 189 end 141 South Fourth street.
imTBCSTEE'3 PEREMPTOBY TO CLOSE
Concern.—Thomas & ti_ons, Anctioneers.,-Peaels
s otßtom Quarry. and elate Lanes. 52 acres,filate Wit.
Mewl county. Md. On Tuesday, December ad. tem,
at 12 o'clock, noOn, will be sold at public sale, without
reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all. that valuable
slate quarry and lands, formerly of the Peach Bottom
Slate Mining iletuvonytaituate on Slate Ridge, near Ban
gor, Ballot d countl. PI aribindt; "ntal nia l Al acres 611
perches, more or leas. There is on this propertyq i nstrY
which has been worked for many years. be
I being •
underlaid with veins of the best quality of slate; ere is
room for opening a numbff. of additional quarries. , The
slate is equal to the best Welch.
A plan of the property cart be seen. and information ob
tained of Mr. B. 'l'. Bodine. No. 124 lionth Fourth street.
Pr Bale peremptory. $6OO to , be paid at the, tides
of sale. IL THOMAS at BONS' Auctioneers.,
189 and 141 South Fourth street.
MEIE=I:=I
u 021,43,20 del
.021480 __________
a.EXECUTORB` OAIAL—EiITATE OF ON HAM
deceased.—Thomas a Boto,Amctioneers. 234-etory
wick Dwellin&No. ideriorm Fourth atili.eA above.
Poplar street. On . ems.
December 19th..ttim,....et. 1.9.
o'clock, noon,. will be sold at publii sale, at the Pitilar
delphia Exchange. all that 2)erstory brick ineettutige. with
twestor T kitchen and lot of ground. situate on the west
side of Fourth street, 246 feet north'of Poplar atreekNo.
928; containing In front en Fourth street 'XI feet, and ex
tending in depth 119 feet '1,14 incho to. LettlisoW.titrect.
rSrulear of all incumbrance.
Terms--Dash.
M. THOMAS h SONS, Auctioneers.
189 end 141 South Fourthatreet.
REAL Ei3TATE—TIIOIIIAB & SOTiii . -
laSouth Sucinces location—Two dory tram e e te rtieds torea s aT nec. 2o
South Ninth street below Lovett :womb,. it
the
a2,662yat 12 o'clock ,
4. flo c il ln d li b ikt Val Q
uita tweatorifFsul °
"'"'"gbli--
mlitgritirreittla 'l(4 l i tt A 111,4344 ettect,' lio.. st2v outdates
IP fronlon Is iitilthitetre_ c_t 16 feet 1:4g%,
wandiehotteionitina All
ill .
to 60 feet to an BWA la U, . A
lire shoo. , ,
t t aearlyttound rent of $44:
pubje p • , .
TlitimelA.a.iitlactiONSA Au urtn etien o tte ree ni. ~
t
no% 28 del
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r PaIItZMYTORY B tIAR—JAISIAtf,
Auctioneer. Pirstelass security °mina Rent, $
OW sr
per annum. On Wednesday, December gin COIL at
15 o'clock, noon, will be sold at nubile sa l e,Witnout re
serve, at tbe Philadelphia Erchange, the folio ' de
em ibed real estate : A ground r,nt of ® moo 53 per animus
out of a lot of ground with the trappvements there
erected, situate on the southeast side of Johlieen dreier.
200 feet northeast from Green streotin the Twenty-second
Ward of the city; containing in front on Jenusou street
210 feet 8,'4 inches, and in depth ma the northeast line *I
feet. and on the southwest li nom. feet Elg inoltea, bawd
230 feet 8 inches wide on the rear.',
Ifir The above is improved by the erection of a dwell
ing house, barn, stable, greenhouse, inn, and is °Waged
as a place of bueiness hy . the now owner of the propsrty.g
The sent is promptly paid and Wes the price of the Wound.:
sume in 1855 when it was Sold. The ground without ths.
improvements is worth double the price it cooks() that thn
seem it y U 3 every Way first class,
Pr Pale to
Terms cult WithiniGdoye. •
Vir. VW to be psidnttime of sale
JAMEO 4., 1"/EgitANskusti ut oacier
thro, 4.01,..................1trent
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