Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, December 12, 1867, Image 4

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The Keiser Lane* Came.
coacLITSION OF VriSrsiumy's enocesoisos.
yftinara_p. m an n , sw o rn —My name Li Wiliam
8 .,: Mann; i am a member of the bar, anti i hold
n istrlet Attorney for the city and,
et ,`"tr, P iv el l ifl f phn °f j) p fa; I have been a member
of the bar - reM e e ade lssB h ; I studied law with Mr.
Charles Ns'ilor; it h o
the
h wish of my father,
a t m xa t ee,W study c 1T e voice of the wit.
b ore f e ttered, and it was some moments be
ness
fort h° could proceed, as it is but a few short
w bemi t imee he buried , the Roy.Mr.Mann,lhis
ha l tered father."l I saw th e Sun d ay
Mercury qn
me morning cf its publication; Iglanced at it, as
his been
; m habit; I saw this article, but did
not read it I simply glanced over the paper to
ace where I was assaulted or abused; wentiout
of town,' and when I came back My wife called
Vil attextion to the article; I understood the ar
ticle to allude to me almost by name ; acknow
ledge I am a partisan, and -have identified, m.y
self • with a political, party -'from childbood;, in ,
ligild 'to Ithe,charge of ' iday finger haVing been ,
chewed off in a tate-roan tight, it ti interlynn
true. as I never. engaged in a bar-roora'fight in t
my Wei it toy , finger •• was shot I
off, aswas , stated':by Messrs. ,tLogan and •
Thorne; in regard , to my insulting a woman, at ,
the steps of iny Ofilee,l say I never inhnited a Wq- ,
semi or.. a 'Matt who was in' the company of. at
woolen; no man over knocked,hnet down , in 'my -.
office, or committed an Instil; btit what I nesented
on the spot, and I never ran aWayll'OM auy, man; (1
I never coMmitted larceny and never conspired.,
with a sutler; the antler regi m ent ' Was ap
pointed by the Secretary of War; I went teller-
risburg , to see GerrerrlorcUrtirrabout taking a
_subordinate poSition in the unity; Mid at his re
quest I'raised ther2d•retinsyliatilatßesertes." , • •
Mr. Brown sated bow „longtthis speech , was .to .I
last. ..,•„ i - i q • l '•;
Mr. Mann—Not onedifth as l a i ty Your libe
on me. I went_to "the front When I had a fever, i
because I beard , * fight would oecur. • • ' -••
Mr. Brown: agabi;thterreptet the Witness. • '
Judge Brewster said• the ,coansel for: thede
fendant had permitted the door to be ,open when ,
tie Should have Shut it before the Witness crossed .
the threshold.
Mr. Brown said thellitness, , ite thitlittleeduter
in the case, had• a right to lain , ;whether .this
article was true,or fOse, and-nothing more, i 1,
Attorne.Genetoiroweter said • the ,counsel
had perWtteff the tier to be opened," and ; he
i
co , not see hovr ey! OVA atop' the witness '
from. going 611, , • - - . , , st. ~• , -1 - • .
.Jun Brewater said • he:.SuPpOsed the counsel;
would have arisenand objeatetwherk the. witness
was called to thestand. ,f . Thawitness had a right`"
-to take up this articclein•detalli or to say that, he
whole'article was untrue. :. 7 , ,
'`Wittiesti ,reaumett-4 left the 'regi ment in No
vember : when it was it , ' Camp Peirpont, and '
about going into winter quarters.; I. left because
there was nothing to do: there; arida had a great ,
deal to do: bore as Dislxict Attopusy, and. I
thought I ought tobe here; while In the army. I
watt constantly assaulted ' 'by linfautotts' articles,
such as I was lying inside of My tent demiketind
my usefulness wasimpairethythese articles; ask
any officer or soldier elk? , regiment if I ever
took ederitfrom him; Ihever made , a dollar of
public money, except my pay, and I never made
a dollar off - any man; when I left soldiers gave
me their money to bring home, and. I went to
each of their tomes, in port on, and deliveret". it;
no human being can'justlycharge meivith taking • 1
money from any soldier; I never-asked Judge r .
Holley (called Deckle' , in the 'article) to -turn I
away any one from his office or employment for
any purpose whatever; Mr..Feter. Lyle or Car
lisle,'as he is called in the , article,is a friend
of mine, and be 'is a gentleman, and never
used such language as is charged here; I don't
know William Meeser, and if I were to see him
in the street to-morrow I would not know him;
I never had any knowledge of or acquaintance
with him; the most grievous pare of , the story is
,the conclusion, which says it is not a love story,
but it is strictly true in fact ; there is not a word
of this story true; I am ready here or anywhere
to answer any question in regard to my office.
Question.—Did you read . the,article on the
'Whisky Still? - • - ' t • I -
Objected to. •
Attorney-General Brewster said the object was
to show that that article was also wholly untrue.
Judge Brewster thought the offer fell within
the former ruling.
The witness was turned over for croserexemi
nation,'When Mr. Brown said ", We have heard
your speech. You may retire, as I have not a 1
word to say to yon." e $ , 1 ._ -,
Attornei-Goieral Brewster announced that tip'
tommfmwealffi Oohed forto,llTesellt
Mr. Clark opened for the defence, stating what
be;expected to pr ove, , aed ', , contending :: the de
fence wbtad be an ample answer to the charge.
The following.witnesses were, co4e4 for the
.defence ' • " •
A. F Rill called and affirmed, , • ,
AttoineyAlenerel Brewster—Have yob, con
scientious scruples about swearing
The witness—l have My own form •of giving
evidence.
Attorney-General Brewster—Have yob. noVer.
sworn ?
The witness—l have touched, the book at po lie
where I was compelled to do so.
Attorney-General Brewster—Have you conscien
tious scruples ? - If not you must swear.
The witness—l have conscientious scruples only
iP tell the truth.
Attorney-General Brewster—What is your rell
?
The witness—lf I am here to tell my religion it
will take me a long time to do so. I havo en
tirely my own religion,..and belong to no particu
lar sect. . I come neater ersallst than
anything else. I consider lam as lomnly
bound to tell the truth by affirmation as by
swearing. If the Court compels me to swear I
will do so.
Judge Brewster—You must take the book un
less you have conscientious scruples.
The witness—l have too much respect for the
book to pick it up tin avert' trifling occasion.
Judge - Brewster, Wonla it violate your con
-science to swear on the book? •
The witness -Idon't liketo do it.
Judger Brewster—No man, perhaps, likes to
do it., but it is a necessity that must be complied
h. d,
The witness—lt would be a violation of my
conscience; I will tell the truth by affirmation the
same, as by oath. • •
This was considered satisfactory by the court; ,
and the witness proceeded.
Attorney-General Brewster seated the offer.
Mr. Brown said he proposed to, prove that the
witness was a soldier; that he entered the service
of the United States when it needed , soldierii for -
the purpose of protecting the Union.
Objection made.
Mr., Brown said he objected, to - Kr. Mann's
statement.
Attorney-General Brewster—Yes, he was on
' the stand throughout the time, and luckily you
were not.
Jude Brewster thought the entire offer , could
be made.
Mr. Brown - resumed—That at the time the wit'
nem entered the service his object would be
• shown; in what capacity he entered; When pro
moted; when and how ho loet his leg; when he
was discharged; whether honorably or otherwise;
- what he had done since for a livelihood; that he
supported himself by writing for newspapers,
having no other means of support; that he wrote
the article in question in Fayette county,
Pa.,
B.Mann
having any knowledge 'of. Col.
- am ann or M
i Willa antecedents; that it was
- written without malice, and it did not refer in,
any way to District Attbrney Mann; that it was
mere romance and fiction, and that the other tWo
chapters of the story were not published (Mr.
1 Brown said he would not say anything about
' ''these chapters at present) ; - hat the article was'
sent to the Sunday Mercury office by mail, and
It had no reference to the District Attorney lw
; any way, shape or form whatever.
Attorney-General Brewster could not see what
any of this offer had to do with the case. Mr.
Mower was indicted for"publishing a libel, and
it makes no difference who wrote it. He was
indicted for the effect produced by the publica
tion of the article.
Judge Brewster said the publisher of a -news
paper or other publication was liable either
civilly; or criminally for the publicatian of a libel,
although be might be hundreds of miles away.
A newspaper was conducted for profit, and the
publiSher must see that it is an engine for public
good and not for private oppression. `The pub
lisher was just, as liable as though he had left
powder nwier a house and retired to a distance ,
of tulles away and set it off by a slow-match.
The question was did, the evidence show that an
article was published maliciously,
at
concluded that portions of the offer might
'be admitted so far as to show the occupation of
the:witnesse that he wrote the article without
malice towards Colonel Mann and did not refer
ip him; that it was a mere romance or fiction,
mid
that he sent It-to the office of the Sunday
ilferatoli. ,
.- Kt, Brown said he - hardly thought Colonel
• Fonmy would have been arrested" ou his arrival
- . from 'Europe for a libel- published while he was
&Cie.
Aitreei4ecneisl Airewstb
would,not hive dared to hart. gone abroad and
left a paper-, in which a libel would have oc
cured.
Mr. Brown . No jury wouldhave dared to con
vict him.
Attorney-General Brewster—Oh, yes, they
would. jut as this juryie going to convict your
client/'
A. F. Hill now testified as follows: I am an
author, or novelist yop. might, call it; my home
has been in the western part of thhi State; I have
spent much time in Philadelphia; recently my
mother died and I have no longer a cialm.to a
home in the western' part 'of the State; I- am
rather a cosmopolitan; I have heard several arti
cles alluded to,but the one about thclstill did not
write; another one spoken of here I did write.
,(Newspaper containing ,the 'article charged
to be libellous' identify this as an
aritelel wrote; it is the 'first of a ,story' I have
pailly'rititteirfor the S'undci:y Mercury; At'llr'not
finished set; T have read this alnee It was printed;
Itroled,over it to'seci hoir accurately It was p rhi t-'
ed;l Was engaged bb one Of the proprietora of the
Mereury'to write" a 'beat' Story, bat .no
(characters were ettggesteil. ,
Objeeted - to, 'as tanibling ' conversations "were
not evidence. ' '
' .Witness resumed—l can't say just the ' preciee
day I commenced the storyj was called home by'
the illness of my mother, and finished the chapter
there,dn.,Western Penneylienini about 'four hun
dredtandllty, miles from here; after I wrote it, I
sent it by,Onailln•ratonnscript to ,William • Meeser
it Co, vroprietors, of the ;•41aufay , Maroury; , I.
i
think t was three or four,weas, ago I tient it; I
,never thoitOgCoilbolng called to lestikvt; so Illid •
mitt , write down ., • the, date;•, to my knowledge - I
;never saw Mr. Milani B. Mann until yesterday,
I whan I entered the court - room and, he was
pp ted out tome ; the question:is loftily ridleu
' lons as to my referende to • hint, because when I
originate a character— ,
1
Objection made to - Character.' ' r
1 • Witness resumed—l never ' saw
,` Mr.ldann be-
I fore to'my knowledge ; I was in the Pennsylvania'
Reserves; and'"serve4, in , the 'same division :with
!him: rI • • don'to.kaow ',When' I , learned) or' 'heard it
• hinted that lio vilti the tante VitllgTolon't , mot-
I ect how that gentleman - 'ldokedivhe Vas • the
I Colonel of the'regiment; " *mit I . insetted ,in the'
story I never beard charged against Mr. Mann or
any other man; the scenes orWitated in.my CO*
- imagination; den'', remember ' ever l having
heatitin Intlife of Mt 'Mann baying lost a fin-
,get;-I watritithehabit of 'Writing_for the &natty
Mercury, , and lave • written" Stories or tales;• one
was called called "Philadelphia bind the War," "The
Wandering Loyalist," a tale of littion, is they all
were; another.`yraot the "Soldier's ; Reward,' and
ant - Was a tale;, of Iletion.T. the next was "Preju
dice; a Story'of EllaVery;',' that; rillilk; was, the
last previous' • to this ..one;- I have written for
it& - Sundae" - Teeliscript -and some other
papere r all of therebeing Works of fiction,
and merely , imaghasry, as this was; the • scenes
arose •Inmy own imagination; I did not describe
,scenes that would be miracles, such for instance,
as a man falling upwards; my mission is to illus
;trate what the human heart is; I don't describe
, Impossibilities or improbabilities; I think I stated
Isomething in subs anjle that the , story was trite,
i ).
merely. to give it *done' 'interest; it is IL cus
tomto do so amo us novelists.
Attorney-Gene BrewstOr-«-Yes, and more
honored in the b rea ch than in the observance.
' Witness resum —I write • for a living, and
wrote the story fo a certain price per chapter; I'
did not receive information from any one; but
,the • 'characters were 'all drawn frem my
imagination. • •• • ' •
Question= Do you 'know that Mr. ' Meeder
happen's to 'publish your stories 'without perusal?
Objected to.
,
I .JUdge - Brewster said that - was not evidence.
• Attorney-General Brewster—Cotiasel might as
',welt ask theiniaawhat he eat for his dinner.
1 Cross-examined—My nameis Aslibels Fairchild •
gill; I havebeen in the habit of attaching my
name to, nearly all .other . stories; `I • mean the
Mane of-Ai F.-ifillr I never betore attached my
name
[name as one of the "Ring;" this is the first . time;
• within the past three yearal lave staved as long
;as one year ate time in Philadelphia; Icame hero
in the spring-of• 1868, and lived here till 1861, but
!not permanently; I have traveled over twenty
'States; I was in Philadelphia an entire year
without leaving, and , that year comprises
partibf two !pare, '63. and '64 ; I came in the : '
Isprieg of '6B, and left in the spring of '64 for
Western Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, to Fayette county, where
'I remained two days, and returned to Philadel
iphia;• I rethained here, tobOut three months, and
;returned to Fayette county, where I remained a
few days, and returned to Philadelphia; I re
!malted here three months-again ,' when I went
to New York, Where I remained three weeks,
and returned to Philadelphia, where I re
mained. a, ;week; and ', ..,Went-, to New York
,and' vimalned two weeks, when I re
turned to Philadelphia and remained three
weeks, when I Went , toßeston And remained two
weeks, to the best of my recollection; I can't say
without making a calculation whether the most
(of the grub Wee Boat . in Philallelphia• or not; I
was employed here by different persons; I was a
'common laborer in the Arseiml until I was die
charged because I defended my old commander,
' Genera' McClellan. • • , ' t
-
Attorney-General Brewster told the wltheslate
knew better than to introduce such an
Witness resumed—l_bave seen allusions to a
person called District-Attorney; I did not know
positively who he was; the allusions were to Wm.
B. Mann; I do not know of my own knowledge
that Wm. D. Selley,l2 a member of Congress; I
have heard it rumored; I did not know Peter C.
Lyle. who served in the army; I know Peter
Lyle dld;„heard_ allusions ;to. a
person nutted McMichael as Mayor "of the
city, but don't • know that ever saw, him;
di:oak - how that Mich a man at, the 'head of, the
city; I am not perfectlysnre that there were such
persons ns Alexander the Great or Julius Cmsar
but I bellexc there werei xi* not remember that I
ever heard it mentioned , that. Mt MarinAost a
finger until I came into court; I saw a person
pointed out; the Bilman; and lost linger in the
article are precisely as, .I :wrote them; I can't
say why I selected the , name of Bllman; I se
lected variousoharacters by names I never, heard
before; I had no 'person in mind' when ' se
lected the names; I wrote Bilman,,and,l might
have put hohorable to it; In some places
I put Mr. and in others the tribune, I
bad not Wm. B. Mann in my mind; I can't give
, give a positive reason for selecting , the
names; the same question might be asked of
Dickens where he got Pickwick,Bqu r eers,;or Mar
tin ChuzXieWit Irota• Wm: B. Mann was not the
foundation on whlch'.l built the name of Bllman;
it was not Bill Mann, as I spelled Bilman with
one 1.; when I put the name of Deekley L had
not the narneof'Wm.D. Kelley hi (MY It
was an entirely fictitious' name; when I used the
name of Michael Colt did not mean Mayor
McMichael, as that was , entireltLiMaglilary; I
charge five dollars a cliapter for my 'stories.
Attorney-General Brewster—Cheap for such
The witneas—l hop my, iirritipga will not be
eailtd trash.
Attorney-General Brewster—The7 are more
thstitrash; they are libels.
Witness resumed—l' heard of Col. Mann ati
belnKa colonel; I did not know Col. Wm. B.
Mann as the colonel of the 'regiment; I have. an r
indistinct recollection of .ISIM a Colonel :m;
1 have an indistinct recollection of a Colonel
Mann as District-Attorney; I have seen the
name of Bill Mann alluded to as District-
Attorney, :but did not ..knew alluded
to Colonel Mann; my knowledge of the law is so
limited I did not know the functions of the of
fice of District Attorney", I did not know in a ,
general sense the .. duties of his office; I am a
voter; I, believe I voted in 1863; I voted in Phils
dolphin, and do not remember that a District At:-
torney,watt elected them Meant by tribune one
who prosecuted pedlile; he was selected for the
protection of certain classes of the people from
the patricians—the lower clams; I had an luta..
ginary °Meer of a tribune in my mind.
Question—How do.you designate the functions
of a man who does not exist nor does the office ?
The witness—l' have alrendy,aald it was imagi
nary; I merely took the Radicalleader as a form.
I meant no one in particular, is all the charac
ters were imaginary. Whenl wrote "Jean make
out a burglary, larceny; or murder against any
' I
one I hated, certainly did not mean that as
Mr. Mann saying so.
Attorney-General Brewster—Who did i e
mean ?
The witness—l meant no one at all.
Attornev-General Brewster—God heIPS
No-one. 'You may go without day.
Examination direct—Rave you read Nicholas
N ickleby ?
Attorney-General Brewster—Stop, stop! Mr.
Dickens MEd that.
The Court:took a recess for half an hour, and
on rcassembling, A. N. flill was recalled by Mr.
,Brown, and said : I sent to the office of the Sun ,
day Mercury the title of the story by mail before
it was written; I never read the story, to Mr.
Meeser.
Mr. Brown offered to show that Mr, Meeser•
never spoke to ornifgested Ole charactera con
tained bt the allegelibel; to the witness.
Objected to, an objection natal:tied-
TriE:bght . `AtY.EffiNd : :ittriktilsi . ; -. 7411 . ILADELPETIA, .DEOEMBKR. 12;4867.
.
Oharett H. Graffen, reeallod-4 ant ,connected
iwitli tbe,f Sunday Mercury,.and have been for
.two or tkree years. I,am the 415 Cal editor; I -rc.
qlVed, story tbrongh the. `post-office from
lilt", three Weeks ,age;., I got it in the
'newspaper-box at the Post. Office, and took it
;to the. office; It.feeeer chine half hour
afterwarde, and I gave it to- him; 1 guess the
manuscript was in a wooden box,. covered over
with p,aper as it felt so; it was in a package,
ite'sled up; I saw it on the top , of Meeser's desk
afterwards, in the same condition as I' received
1t from the Fost-office; I don't know' whether
it was -a: week or, ten days after, when
,rsaw it on
the desk; it was a week ;any wey; I suppose it
was the following Monday Or .nteiday when he,
opened it and said topic—, -
•
Objection to.what he said. ind'arietained.
;Witness resumed—l was tbere,',blit," I did not
see him cipen the paekttge; I did net, see him put
tt on the hook, but saw it on .the hook a few
minutheafterwardti, as I went out; to the, best of
tniknowledge, ilteeser went out Of our room
then; don't think ho over read the article before
it Was • published. •
Cross-examindd All local matters pass
through my hands; I did not read the article
before it was published; I never rota Hill's sto
ries.'
Attorney-General trewster—You are lucky.
Witness resumed—l never, saw the title of the
manuscript; r it in print; I don't identity the
article except I recognize Hill's, writing, on the
patkage; I did not see it in proof; or on the gal
leyrs or imposing stone.
Attorney-General Brewster—Let " me under
stand .you; for I have great confidence, I am
happy to say,' in all that you say..
Witness resumed—l did not see the heading to
the story; I recognized Hill's writing on the
Package, did not see that the unturuteript was the
particular story; I don't know- 'that it was a
mantseript in the package; I did riot look at the
title;.kir.lfeeser makes . up' the; fords and ar
ranges the 'type; •Asher M. Wright' is the proof
reader. • ' ' '
Examhiatima Meeiter does not set
is type; a person does not necessarily read a
piece to make up the form; he may not know
anything of what the article;contains.,
Asher M. Wright,,affirmed—l ;read the proofs
at the. Sunday Mercury office; 1' him been there
about eighteen months; I think - I la* the hands
take this coppy of theittory off the ItOole to set it
up two weeks, ago to-day; at that, time there was
ho other story of Hill's on the hook; after arti
cles are taken from 'the hook and set up, I read
the proof; Mr. Meeser did not read this proof; 1
said nothing to him, or he to me about this story,
before it was published; I am fatttillar with Hill's
manuscript.
No crose-examination.
The correspcmdence between counsel. as pub
lished was offered in e'vldence; - bat ruled out-
A directory showing"the names of two persons
named Minion was offered. No objection made,
it was admitted in evidence.
Two witnesses• were called to show that the
ofilee of Mr. Mann, at Fifth and Gfettn streets,
was a city building; and the defence closed.
The commonwealth offered as rebuttal a copy
of the Sunday Mercury, dated November 24, in
which editorial attention was called to the article
charged to be libellous, which was admitted, and
the case closed.
Counsel then summed up their arguments, and
the Court adjourned. ,
---- Coal Stalemenits•
The following shows the shipments of coal over the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad for thil
week ending Dec. 7, compared with the same time
last season:
Week. Year.
Tone. Cwt. Tons. Cwt.
Shipped North 10,263'02 477,214 19
Shipped 50uth........ 22,299 05 1,165,310 01
Total $2,661 OT 1 , 649 , 020 00
For corresponding time last year
Week. :
Year.
•,
Tons.Clvt. Tons. Cwt.
Shipped North 0,893 03 409,144 07
Shipped South.... 24,219 05 1,028,951 15
Total..l ~...80,602 08 1,482,093 02
' 1ncrea5e.... ........ • 210.431 18.
The following is a statement of the coal transported
over the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week and
season ending Dec. 7, and ;the same period last year:
' Week. Sewn.
; • ' " ' Tons. Tons..'.
Delaware and Hudson Canal.. 81,800 1,385,535
Pennsylvania Coal Company.. 881 88,435
Union Coal Company.... ..... ...; 82,880
•
Total..; . . ........ 82,881 1,42%283
For Same period last ysar. seascs.
Week.
, Tons. Tow.
Delaware and Hudson Canal.. 22,625 1,802,894
Rennsylvanta Coal Company.. 24,909
IerNOTICE ' lO PATIENTS. H. J. H. BCHENCK
will be at his otlice,No. 15 North Shtlt street, corner
VCommerce, on Friday th e is week, as professional en.
agements take him out of city on Saturday. doll Pt*
THE FMK IV AID OF THE LADIES' FUR
both, FUND of .the Oxford 'Presbyterian
bomb, Breed - and °ewe streets, will remain open -till
9 P. M FItIDAY.I9th hut. The goods are all now and
fresh, andWil. be sold at greatly reduced pi ices. There
ho no }Meth n. doll 2t
callocisu uA out& .—A MEE: ti
of the Contributors to this Institution will be held
on FRIDAY EVENING. December 12,1867,at 135 o'clock,
at tho Soup House:24'l Allerristreeknear Marlborough, to
elect Officers and Managers for the ensuing year.
dele St* CHARLES M. LC RENS, SocretarY.
gagior• FARMERS' AND ktRUHA.NICIP NA'I'IONA.I,
BANK. •
PamanaLrnia, Dece rubor 6, 1867.
The Annual Election for Directors of this Bans will be
held at the Banking House. onv WEDN ESDA it; the Bth
day of January next,between the hours cf It o'clock A.M.
4nci 2 o'clock r. M. W.. RUSHTON,
deb 000 ier.
Mow*. IN AIIUNAL taat...II.A.NUE HANK.
PIIILADELIIIIA, Dec. 10. 1867.
The Annual 'Election for Directors will be hold at the
Banking-house on 'IU EBDAY, the 14th of January next,
between the ,hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. BC
• . J. W. GILBOUGIEr,
dela tivihAtojal3 (insider.
Ewe- 'ilia COMMBRUIAL , NATIONAL' BANK OF
PENNSYLVANIA..
PHILADELPMA, December 7, 1867.
The annual election for „Directors of this Bank will b°
held at the Walking HOMO, on WEDNESDAY,
January Bth, 1868, hetwecm the home' of le A.. 4 and
• 114 h
oa r' rk Al Ior , AL hAbiK .O.E THE NORTHERN
Liberties.
Pnit.a.nctritta., Dec. 7, 1867.
1 The Annual Election for Directors of thin Hank will be
heldl at the Bankinillouse on WEDNESDAY. the Bth
day of January nox between the home of 10 o'clock A.
M. and 13 o'clock P. r .
W. GUMMERE,
1 de7-satntht Jolt) ' • ,• • (Jeattier.
R IL,NrAY COMPANY
' l "w' EASTERN DIVISION. OFFICE.. 426 WALNUT
EET, PIIILADELPIII.A. Nov. 22, 1867.
l_ ttT ihe Interest in Gold loathe First Mortgage M& of the
Unicn Pacific Railway ConiPan.V, eastern Division, due
eceruberl, 8 1867_, - will be . ptdd....04 pre s entation o the
Co u ponsu at the an.khut House oT
DABNEY, hiORGAN & CO., _
1 • 68 Exchange Place, New Ytrit,
On and.after.thAt date' ' • VitM J PALMER, '
i ronik:s.fit.fit , , Treasurer
•
kill-kr• OFFICE OF THE RIMANCE INSURANCE
•""°' COMPANY . OF PHILADELPHIA." NO. 80S WAL
NUT STICEF.T,,
. . . a . , . ' l'ittwa.rtinna, Nov. 2.5, 1887.
The Annual bfeeWttia.-StockhOldere na n de Roll.
r oc i ns urauce com . of rhiladelphla,"tho an.
al election of , thl (18) • - Directors, to serve for file
neu'ng year, Still bo held at this office en MONDAY,
ecember.l.6. 1867. lc,t lito'clock M. ..
__ ~ ,
noVltodeleS THOS. C. DILL, Sec' ~
littir• OFFICE OP: "TIIE RELIANCE INSURANCE
Company of Philadelphia," No. 808, Walnut street.
- PILILA.DBLPLIIA, Deo. 9.1887..
The Board of_ Directors - of-" Th- Reliance Insurance
Company of , Philmielphia" have this day declared a
fividend of Four Per Cent. on their capital stock for the
past six months, payabla to the stockholders, or their
eget representatives on demand, free of taxes.
THOMAS C. liILL,
: dealetii ' . Secretary.
iti.DVER r,AGIENffs
LIBIR di co.
f I Rl4 QuEwniutafißEET. .
Insert advertisements in the 11517Lurrix and newspapers
t the whole ooncdo, at the lowest tides of the
_pb.
lishens. . . . notcto th lit
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U. Bread and bake-Baker,
423 and 425 South Thirteenth street, below Pine.
• Homemade Brood, • • ,
French Dress!. • •
Breakfast
Pastry and tionfeetionary..
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ock n rata liarik,iasued to EdwardOhami
OM, for three shores of Consolidated Stock in said Dei
and which Certiflc Ate, aftor duo search, haw beetr'fOun
to be lost or , mfrtaid, end all cottons era called' rayon
to how cause why said told .Cortincato. should not he. re:
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UPECIIIILL mairxcE*.
DIVIDEM) NOTICES
PLBSONAL.
LOST.
RI USICAL.
iiistraitnmmm
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
• •
,
DE LA GRANGE. - BRIGNOLL
GRAND 'ITALIAN OPERA.. th e .
opening
STRAROSCH has the honor to announce the
opening of the fall season of the Italian Opera, limited to
five nights and one Matinee, on
MONDAY EVF.NIN G, December 18, at 8 P. M.,-
When will bo produced , Yemli's nhef d'oeuvre in four
acts,
IL TROVATORE.
WME ANNA DE LA GRANGE as.. .. ; ..... ...LEONORA
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPPII m............AZU0ENA.
SIGNOR BRIONOLI as MAN RICO
SIGNOR RANDOLFI ...COUNT DI LUNA
The CHORUS and ORCHESTRA have been carefully
selected from the very best talent.
Musical Director and. Conductor, Signor Nicola°.
Tuesday Evening, Dee. 17, NORMA, Wednesday, Dec.
18, LA FAVORITA. Thursday,Dee. IR, DON GIOVANNA.
Friday, Dec. 20, ERNANI.
Saturday, Dec. 21. GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE.
GALE OF PRlCES.—Admission to Parquet, Dress Cir
cle and Balcony, ONBDOLLAU. Reserved seats, 50 cts.
extra. Family CRele. 50 cents. Gal'le'ry, 25 cents. Pri
vate Boxers, $l5.
Box Office open daily from 9 A. M. at the Academy of
Music. and C. NV, A. Trumpler's new Music store, No, 926
Chestnut street, de12,4t5
A MBRICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MAX MARETZEK'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
POSITIVELY. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1868,
during which the dittingniehed Prima Donna,
MME. PAREPA ROSA,
Will appear In a number of her f averit6 roles. del3 tr
AMERICAN ACIA.REMY OF MUSIC,.
T. B. PUGS. • • Lessees and Manager.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
of the engagement of the distinguished
TRAGIC ARTISTE r,
MRS. F. W. LANDER,
(FORMERLY MISS JEAN id. DAVENPORT.)
who will appear on TII IS (THURSDAY) EVENING,
December• le, FOR THE LAST TIME; in her great
Clitilaie and hietorto rills of .2
ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
FRIDAY EVENING. Doe. 13.
BENEFIT OF '
MRS. LA D Y ER.
LADY MACBETH invtation)
BATURDAY, Deo. 14.
MARY STUAR'I" MATINEE,
LAST APPEARANCE, , •
LANDER HISTRIONIC COMPANY.
• ADMISSION
to Parquet, Parquet Circle and Balcony $l. No extra
cl ergo for reserved seats.— Family Circle. 50 cents:
Amphitheatre, 25 cents; Proscenium Boxes, $lO.
Box Sheet open at Trumpler's Musk Store, No. 928
Chestnut street; also at the Academy, where seats may'
be secured fu evening during the week. Doors open
at 1 o'clock-. Cain rises at 8 precisely. de9tf
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET THEATRE.—
Begins 34 past L
FIRST WEEK OP EDWIN ADAMS.
TONIGHT (THURSDAY), December 12th, 18117.
Only night of Reynolds's comedy of
THE DRAMATIST.
Vapid. . . ... •. . .. .EDWIN ADAMS.
Supported . .... 'After which Cralg'e
burleeque,
ROMEO .AND JULIET.
Romeo .......... HEMPLE.
.. . ' CRAIG.
Pill —li'digkorr OF Erit'iliCADAMß.
TWO GLORIOUS PIECES:
. CHRISTMAS WEEK—REVIVAL OF "OURS." •
INREEIEARSAL—t'LLGUITAIC LAST.".
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E. CORNER OF
I/ I NINTH and WALNUT streeta. Begins at V.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
HOUSES CROWDED TO THE ROOF.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, Dec. 12,1861,1
Mr. JOHN BROUGHA M
will appear for tho sixteenth time in his
GREAT DRAMATIC SATIRE
upon tko vices, follies and sensations of the preeent time.
entitled
THE LOTTERY OF LIFE.
Terry. the Swell.. . . . . .....Mr. JOHN BROUGH . •
A scampish chara cter . on "The Chances." • , v"
Popular Ethiopian Scene by Mr. PRANK 138.0 1 M1.
FRIDAY—BENEFIT OF B. JOHN BRO 1.
EW CHESTNUT STREET THEAT
Doors open at 6.45. Curtain rises at 7.45. \".,
LAST THREE NIGHTS OF ‘4,
MLLE. MAZE ZOK
THE CUBANSYLPH.
She will appear in
A DOUBLE BILL.
THE CHILI) OF THE WRECK.
MAURICE MLLE. OE
To conclude with
WEPT OF THE WISILTORIVISH L _
NARAMATAIL . MLLE. ZOR.
BATURIYA? AITERNOON MATINEE
MLLE. ZOE IN THE FRENCH SPY.
N B W PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE,
SEVENTH Street, below ARCH.
L. V. TUNISON .b CO. . .Proprietori
TUNISON
TUNISOI. & coma MINSTRELS.
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
THROUGHOUT.
CROWDED HOUSES—DELIGHTED AU
DIENCES.
IMMENSE SUCCESS oF THE NEW
LESSINBUR
PETER PIPER PEPPER PODGE. AND
FORT wimp:.
-
J. H. Bud worth, Ftank Marv, W. S. Bad worth, Wm
Allen, J. Robinson. Hent7. Schenck.
and others,
THE CREAM Or TuE PROFESSION,
in their respective characters.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commence at S.
Admission. 25; 60 and 15 cents. Boxes. $5.
NEWELEVENTH
ENT str ee STREL'T OPERA Hayf ir tk non
LEVEH above
THE FAMILY RESORT. .
CARECROSS &DIXEY'S MINSTREL
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WLD.
COMPLETE SUCCESS. HOUSES CROWDED.
SPLENDID BILL FOR THIS WEEK.
TREMENDOUS HIT _ _
Of the new AmeticanHerman Operatio•Rhent
Adetoeratie.f3eneational Burletwine on
SURF;
AT
OR, GENERAL GRANT AT CAPE MAY.
, --
CARL BENTZ'S
ORCHESTRA MATINEES
~ "
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
At 336' o'clock.
IN HORTICULTURAL HALL.
Piano Solo—Mr. JEROME HOPKINS.
Package 'of ar our Tickets for One Dollar.
Single Tlck6te, 50 cents.
To be had at Boner A Co.'s, 1102 Chestnut street, and at
the door.
A BSEMBLY BUILDIN
D G. B
G. LAST SEASON.
SIGN
EVENINGS alai WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
RNOONS at 8 o'clock. ' •
Anothip Wonder. the Great Double,headed
SPHINX I SPHINX I SPHINX I •
As performed by him only. Feats in Magic, i Funny
Scenes in Ventriloquism, Marvelous Birds, and the Mkt.
stmts. Admission, 95 cents. Children. 15 cents. Reserved
Beata. 50 cents. nolatf
C . H. JARVIS'S CLASSICAL SOIREES
AT NATATORIUM ILALL.
Broad street, bslow Walnut, east side.
i; MST SOIREE,
SATURDAY EVENING, December 21st, at 8 o'clock.
Subscriptions received and Programmes; furnished at
the princinal Music Stores and Chickering's and Gould's
Piano Warerooms. . ' clefkftt
•
UNYAN TABLEAUX.
B NATIONAL BALL, Market , street, above Twelfth.
SEVENTH. WEEK.
Open every • night at '1.45 o'clock, and Wednesday,
and Saturday afternoons at 3.
Admission, 30 dents. Four tickets for 81 00. Children
16 cents.. , • de6.7t•
OX'S AMERICAN VARIETY' THEATRE
1 EVERY EVENING and __
SATURDAY
AF
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballets. Ethiopian Bmiesoes, Bona. Muum4
Gymnast Acts. Pantomimes. dm.
I 1 ERMANLS ORCHESTRA.—PUBLIC REHEARSALS
IX at the MUSICAL FUND 1-T A LT. every SATURDAY at
Bid P. M. Tickets sold at the Door ar4a,at all sl
Music Stores.: Enumente can be wade by
G. DABTERT, I. o .3Monterey street. or at R.
Music Store, 102 C twat street. , . eel°
TIABBLEIPB MONDAY AFTERNOON CONCMTB.
JUL at Concert Ball, every Monday.,from 23101115 o'clock.
atingle admiselon, 60 cents. Package, four Tickets. *II 00.
"coupon" of thirty Tickets, 015 00. n 0.154
BIERIOAN CONSERVATORY OF 111.1810.—THE
Regular Winter Term will begin January 0th, , 16418.
Pi pile Season Tickets for the Matimito are- now ready
i d will be delivered on receipt of tuition. Circrlare at
e Office. 8. E. cot. Tenth and Walnut. nol9,tu,th.s.lBtil
pENNSYLVANLt ACADEMY OFJDTE AR
OrIPPESTNirr *boy
Oven frout9 A. Pd. to 0 P. et.
neniarain Wean! great Picture of CHRIST
'dill dm nxbibitlon. iecii
COAL AND WOOD
LEWIS CONRAD,
COAL DEALER,
S. W. CORNER NINTH AND ROTEL - '
ALL TEE FAVORITE COALS CONSTANTLY ON
BAND AND CAREFULLY PREPARED.
noltths tam
'$ 41,5
0500 .A.ND 6 ~.., . •
GENUINE EAGLE VEIN and GREENWOOD NUT
and STOYA at coal Devot, , RN North TWENTIETH Rt.
Ts WI & as M. TAILOR 'Jr
. i
de 1m
P. v"Aß""'4`eVArirAltibT,
WEST END OROBEI:11 T STR.r.ET BRIDGE,
LSO_ L ;
BLACRSMITIis' CoAL,
n027-2m§ lIKKORY. OLE AND rINE WOOD,
SPLENDID STOVE COAL. .. . .
1,7 . 6 0(
suPFRIOR 671
nol2-2m E. D. A511T0N,1922 MARKET STREET.
FRECK , B CELEBRATED CENTRALLk,
HONEY BROcK LEHIGH AND
OTHER FIRST-0 . .10 COALE:
W
EIGHT AND QUALITY eU. • A,INTEED.
-- zunem. SCOTT dr, GA
1846 • 4: ET STREET.
ER, PENROSE, PRALEItS IN COAL, 1411
. Callowhtll street, a .. ye Broad,Philadelphla.
Lehigh and dchuylkill Coat. of 111 dm, prepared es ,
presely for Family Uee.
Ordera received
a t 1411 North EIGHTH Etieet,i of
through th Poet-Olftlea;
mAiox eu. iourr =ran
rtu t l efr un k m o 3 f lGNED INVITE ,ATTEkai94
Doing
. Ilquntoir4 Eeth end Lomat Moon :,Cfook),
JP the PreotiTcole" 4 bY
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Oince, ° i rrara Y boa Mato Building.. No 15 outh Eleveldt
rtreot. lIINEki Qt ELLEAVP:
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Arch
IOTTON: AND LINEN. BAIL DUCK OP EVER
tAirLlth frowne to fog wide, Lill numbe Terkt and
dimijor
_Due rtipprtnakorie , Bail dic
JOHN W, E LIMAN di, CO„ NiX 102 JOrlfea lleY. . •
romyr WEIAB.—OWNERS or PROrlia.. .11r=-TECB
Onlre tO ket WV wells Obli t naed malueitedt
st verj pricq. Iy_Bl3o antifactvar of out
dirotte. libutAtta Utak Lima,
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L1V.E1tP06141.41141D • LONDON
INSURANCE . COMPANY.
Capital and Asset*, $16 1 271,070.
Invested,* United States, $1,800,000,
. ,
ALL LOEWE? 111 1 4, Fa My r
o Al r i G U i ATER WITHOUT,
ENGLAND.
•
BTWO9D OBEITIE,
• A • General Agent for Penrurylvaals;
OFFICE.
No. 6 Merchants' Exchange,
PECILIAIDELPHIA.
notfelm
I.B29 —cgARTER Evairxr q m ".
F I ELANIALLIK
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. 435 and 437 ChesinutSbierk
Assets on Obtober 1 4 1887,
02,589,303.
Fit r et i a Surpltui Mrs C OS
Premiums , • L 179.593 913
UNSE
$9.614
LE CLAIMS. ---
INCOME FOR*avow /SA
Um raid Slew 1829 Over
.06 1 ,1500,000. ,
!mom iugimunewwioudao.uhraTenew
DIRECTORS.
gr,,,„r* nalselreg oxer. V ". - .lsurea r ale%
Num
Samael M l :dawfa...... AL DA
Isaac - Lim, ' W m B: ort
MF AC ARV araF rl da lli l;
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MHZ RELIANCE 1N81711A1717. 1 - JDNPANY OF KUL
ji. adelPlus• ... , .
/ueurPorata bl m. charter Nostaid.
MetNo._llo6 Wainat street.
AruAL $lOO.OOO. •
Instate against loss or dsmue hy PIRA on Reuses
Stores and other Buildings, limitM or perpetual, and On
Furniture. Goods. Warm and Merchandise In torn Or
acrusti7
Lalsza npremy Annarrnau AND rem
. Amiss a
\ In vented in tile following Seeekties;:%;in. :
Mortgage ou City Property, well secured..slll,6oo 00
thd f alse (3kroornment Loans . . ...... ........ Ltkooo 00
Philad his City 6 per cent. Loans, - eimo 00
P A 8,030,000 6 par act. Loan.'h ... 11,000 RI
S lab,
Pmnulvania ftilroad Bomb. Ant and second
fcmdgagend .
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15.X0 M
Ca entmusiW iaiWaiiiiiv 6 Wl'
IMO 00
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company's
6 . Loa .
S don sad Bro n.. n d i'ii , liili. Zia: moil ,
00
aountzpre xxisuransi , Pairs Stock.. ..... . IMO 00
ech of Bank Mock. 4.= MP
Commercial Bank of ritniiiiViai 'OZ . & la= 00
Union Mutual Insurance Compaqn ffitqc.l/.... i... IMO 00
Reliance Insurance Company 01'MmadolPulef
00
Mock Slat and t;siliiint .... . .. . ............. 7,006 M
• $316,1111 IA
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Worth this date at uuutat mice SWAM
DILUTOR&
w Chatiftnide7. Benj. W Mley,
Samuel Bispluun. Charles .
H. L. Carson. Thomas
bubo IF. Baker. Gant
.net Curtner.
Wm. Btesemion. James Young.
Alfred English.
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tea_,
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published in eom.pliance with the prorialons oft m i
I Z/
Assembly otattl
wel l. nth •
ilor ph tu hut on Property tn the City
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peter A. Keyser,
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mop R. •, . 2.l,Predihmt.
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WIL T. IHITLHII. BeeretarY - -
plf GEN IX- IN PEOL SURAMON ADELPHI E. COMPANY
OF
INCORPORATED una-utlAersis PERPETUAL.
- No: 291 WALNUT street. opposite the
Tida CoIk.PAAY lASoradFIRE from Ices or di=r
on liberal atm On Wank MemluusetWlN lornltern,
ale., for limi tedreen periods. and permanentty on Indldbmi
y_Ass or p imn. _
Me po Com it
pany nu been In active oParatlonc for maid
than dill7ffel l 4l4 dorM . , . . which ail losses nave boo
PrOMAY Jiugintla and
• GW,- yOlta
John L. Hodge. , • a vid
N. B.Mate= • sznin Epabos.
. John T. oe. E Powers.
Wllllame. Grant, A. R. hltlf e m a.
Robert W. Lehm Edmond
p. Clark Wharton g an.
game! Wilcox.
Lawrence Lewis. r.,_ Louis O. tionis.
J Me IL WlJousaza. Preldadi
EUXOII2. WIIAX)X. 80Creta27. -
!EIRE cowry FLEE INSEIRANOE COMPANY.-011
.g. ace, No. ilo South Fourth =row Chestnut.
"The Fire bumunes Company o the Counbi of Philo.
delphis." Incorporated by the torso! Elonrityarda
in m, for indemnity against loss or demerit, by dre. ex.
TER • EIIELPETVIAL. '
This old and reliable thstitution,, with wings capital and
contingent fund carefully invented ' conthyase to insure
bull, forniture.lnees dm. either
or for a limited Was, mama mu or damage fire, at tball
lowest rates condition! with the absolute of its ma
touters. .
Losses adjuated and pad with all posdble despritek
• Dfs.
Cum J. Buudd.
tter. D': • ,
Amine. M il len
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molt i l l = itobri r . fr a r tar.:
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isiMild:Trecourer.
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VIBE OMAN= , EXTVNLY,—THZ 111N11111.
r irylva rue Insurasee pluv—iummieHlMl
—Charter Perpetual—No. AOWalnut street, o
pendenee Square. .
This company, fs a lapown to ths sommautty fat
over torts' ream eon to moon Mat*
tc V s,
by dm on ruolie in i....6ll.r .
et
4 43496; e 5 , a, ti & MIZE s .
vested to a mil web* manner
a Vilir=•them il 1 5
offer to the toralgl it ruar in the ow
clu bet exa lgth..ll%. I Itin MrvereuxJ
Bomar • 13125211a...cdth.
Tom Itasolborst. II
Th° P 2llll "%oast VociZ i r reale
' DAN 8 Jr.. Potato&
Wigwag O. Gltowstt. ascratary. , ,
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ee rut.
ladel —Moe. bio. 111. th Illith strt, MY
ket ,
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, w .and Ambk111150.000:
canoe sabot Loo or maga by Me on or
FigArßotators. Rocket Goods and
ktnna. • 1311
rat"mud %j i er 00 MUM . 4 "
a thBr DUtigriledell i t& [MI:
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W ei nnteDanieC_ Milo . P da rar.
eterson.
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runup B. CoranrAi. Boorebino. ' • - . ~
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L INEICRANCE COMPANY 911
PRILADELP ,
OFFICE-43. W. CO vouirria AND ' - wsLiwr
~. AI v iEETS.
Ewa mitts oz Exekkrairnux. •
\ TERM PERPETuAL.
CASH CAPITAL ... .• . mama ca
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DlREctts.
i. Ratchford Starr. , o. L. •
albros Frazi . i glom W i.. nestook.'
John M. Atw ood,Jan 4:Mtrne
J. T i _Tredi Wm. . Bo
George R. Stuart, ' Charles Wheeler 4 '
John H. Brown. _ _,, •Thoe. H. n Moutdo . rOurl. •
F. KaTOBEFORD STARR, President
THOS. IL MONTGOMERY Vice-President.
ocM‘ami) '• ALEL W ViIiSTER. SecretarY.
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RANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK:
PLINY PIINISKA2I, President.
HENRY C. PREININIA Seore
gluule nagb ANnu ;
Ime p rodded ,. g 8
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Cash Assets, - .11,000,000,
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mi pone es rt. eta e. emi payed) in cash.
Losses paid in moth. It reaelo r r i ne notes and gives none.
By the provisiamt of, its f r ha ,the. entire emplue th i.
longs to `policy hidden 11113 Mit DO . tom tire there in .
dends, or retorted for the
on
eecurity. Diri
are made on the cont. !button plan and paid annnallY.
commencing two years from the date of the Pone/
m g
has already made two Rividends amounting to Ana,
an amount never before equaled during the Met three
years of any company. No policy fee required. Female
risks taken at. the mid Printed rates, no.. extra premium
being demanded. •
Free PerßllBsloll Given to Travel
THE
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE
At an Seasons Of the Year.
Application for all kinds of Policle.a: Life, Eadossve,ho„,'
Ten.year Life or Term, taken, and ad information cheer.
fray afforded at the.
BRANCH
BRANCH OPFICE 01 9 THE COMPANY.
408 Walnut Street, Philidelphins
ELMES & GRIFFITTB,
MANAGERS.,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
CHAS: EtIILMME, (late of Phßada. Nat. Bank).
WM. P. OIUFFITTO, Jr.
Fire, Marin* and Accident Insurance effected in the
naiad IrDIDIDO Companies of this City, and in there of N
A M'
York, Pirdw England slut Baltbnore. ealig.tu Reit
5l fr. :.1 - fr.'
iloilY• in-to:Sorted' by the 'Legielatuta of sunny!.
van's. I* . •
1
Office. S. E. corner ' TRIRD and WALNUT Streets.
Ptdiadeithia., _
MARINE ISSURANCES
on Vessels. Cars'? and Freiht,
_to stil parts of the ~woirti4
UiLAND ~DISURANCES
On gondol by river, canal. lake and land carriage to AU
parts of the Union. •
_ FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise =St' • •
On Stores., Dw
ASSETS OF TIIE COKPANY.
November L 1887.
42E0,0® United States Five Per Cent Loan.
104Ps. . . swim
1%000 United Stater iitx Per ' Loin w
... 184,81118
60,000 Itn i r L tedlaidi l'eVbent. Loan.
Treasury Notes. - 4.56
mow Kate of
Loan. . 810,070 0)
1.75,000 City of ifer dent
Loan (exempt from tax). lux.
50,000 State of I'lew Jersey Six 1;M: . &rid. —Bi6 03
.4$141080)
33,000 Ponnsylvinia Rallrotud First Mort
gage Six Per Cent. Ronda. 1.9,803 00
25,1X0 Pennsylvania Railroad Second'hioit.
25,060
vi g e rg r ii n it, e Per ..
Siz 23475 00
Per Cent. Honda (Penna. ER.
guarantee): . . SAM 03
00,000 State of Tenn essee Tex'
Loan 1 0)
7,000 State am of Tennewle Six Per Cent.
Lo
15,000 SX) shares stock Ciermantown Gas
Company. Principal and interest
guaranteed by the City of Phila
delphia
7.600 150 shares Stock Pennsylvania Rail. 14030 00
road Company
LOS) 101;311mo. stock. .. ' 1,930 03
Railroad Company.... . MI OD
:AM 80 share, stock Philadelphia and S.
Southern Mall Steamship Co, MOM 0)
SOUKS Loans on Bond and Mortgage; that
Liana on City ....... 201.100 Oil
81.101,400 Pr Market Valise SWAT 809 50
Coat, Sues kern 95.
Real Estate... MAO 00
Bala Receivable for Insurances
made. ... . Mini 87
Balanue due at Aptudes--Pro
minims on Maxine Folic—Ass.
trued Interest, and other debts
due the Company., _ 4u34 96
Stock and Scrip or sun d ry Insu
rance and other Companies.
55.076 00. Eatimated value. . 9,017 00
Cub in Bann 5193,0fid
Cash in Drawer. .. . .. ....,......... 998 59
108.811 81
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Thomas O. Hand. DIRE Jamas ES. C. Maul,
John El Darin, Samuel B. Btdkos.
Edmund A. Sander, awes rair,
Jingo it Said. - William O. Ludwi&
Theophlbs Paulding. Jacob P. Jonas,
Hugh Crai& James B. bleradand,
Edward Darlington,Joshua P. Eire. .
'John it Penrose. o eo hs o
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H. Jones Brooke, Me
Henry Sloan, nry O il ._.o . aler
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1107134111 a% MO :I UTUOIMM,
POLITIOM"
The Next National iateptablicari ' , ton.
i ventfon.
The National Union Republican - COMmittee
,
met yesterday at noon, at Willard's 'Hotel,'
Wasbjugton. The following-natbed members
were present: ,Governor Marcus L. Ward, Chair
man; John Clark; N. IL; Samuel F. liiissey, Me.;
William Chaffin, Mass.; S. A. Purvianee, Pa:; J.
b. Fowler, Tenn.; John D. Defrees..lad.; B. C.
~ Cook, Ill.; D. P. Stubbs, - lowa- H. W. Ho ff man,
Md ; N. B. Smithers, Del.. M . F. Conway, Va.;
S. Judd,. Wis.; Horace dreeley, N. Y.; ; HAL
Starkweather, Conn'.; S. H. Boyd, Mo;; B. R.
Cowen, • Ohio; Thomas Simpson, Minn.; D. R.
Goodioe,"N. C., i , Thomaa C. Turner, R. 1.; Samuel
N. Crawford,'Lansas; Bayles J. Bowen, D. C.,
and Governor ' utter of Nebraska.
Florida, West Virqinia, Michigan and Vermont
were not represented. ._ .'
The committee fixed upon, without difficulty,
the 201 h day of May next as the time for holding
the National Convention for the nomination of
candidates for President and Vice President, of
the United States. , ,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati; Chicago , ' St. Louis'
and Pitteburah were then respectfully urged
as the 'proper place; for • holding , the Con
vention. , • • .. ;
The first named received five votes. After
much debate and balloting Chicago was Cho/10i
and this decision was then unanimously cow;
carted in. It meets also with the ;probation
of Republican Members of CongMso 4 9.thers
connected with that par* , now in th city.
While in sessloo r the National Union Commit
tee received General H. A. Pierce, of Virginia,
James 11. Harris, of North Carolina, - and A. N.
Cole, of Now Hempel:lite, a delegation from the
National Union League, which).a.now, in session
In Washington. ' ' ' ' ' "- '
The committee, also received a communication
frdm the Soldiers' and' Sailors' Union, asking
that a time and place benamed for meeting them.
An adjournment took place until half-past se
ven
o'clock fiditivening. . , , ;
The committee on reassembling this evening,
adopted the folldwing call:
'I4ATIONAL ORION REMBLICAN convinirriois.
The undersigned, constituting the National
Committee designated by the Convention hold in
Baltimore, on the 7th of June, 1804.. do appoint
that a National Convention of the Union Repub
limn party be held at the city of Chicago, LP
° nolo, on Wednesday, the 20th day of May next
at twelve o'clock M., for the purpose of noml-
Apting candidates for the offices of ,President and
Vice President of the United States."knelt State
of the United States is authorized.. to be romp
eentedt in said Convention by a number of:
,4idele
gates, equal to twice the number of Senators led
Repreeentatives to which such State is entitle in
the National' Congress,
We invite the co-operation of all citizens who
rejoice that our great civil war has happily ter—
minated in the discomfiture of the rebellion, who
would hold fast the unity and integrity of the Re
publi‘and maintain its • permanent right to de
fend to its utmost it's own existence-while lower,
Med by secret conspiracy or armed foice; who
are in favor of an economical administration of
the public expenditures; of the complete extirpa
tion of the principle and policy of slavery, and
of the speedy reorganization of those States
whose governments were destrbyed by the rebel
lion, and the permanent reiteration to their pro-
Fir practical relations with the United States, in
accordance with the tine principles of republican
government.
(Signed) liLtimes L. Mimi), N. J. Chainnan. -
Joon D. DEFREES, of Indiana, Secretary.
JOHN B. CLARK, of New Hampshire. '
' 'SAMUEL F. litiassr, of Maine.
A. li. Gartman, of
_Vermont.
W. C. Crairtnir, of Massachusetts.
fiamton. A. POILVIANCE, of Pennsylvania.
J. S. Fowt.un, of Tennessee.
8.-C; Coox, of• Illinois.
M. Guromos, of Michigan.
D. P. fireenic - of lowa. %
W. Cameem.r.„ of West Virginia.
If. W. Herrman, of Maryland.
N. B. Sarrrata' ta, of Delaware.
W. J. Emilia, of Virginia.
S. A. BOYD, of Missouri.
C. L. Ronmson, of Florida. <-
S. JUDD, of Wisconsin.
Rona= Gamturr, of New York.
H.R. Srauxwzarmen, of Comtectient.
B. R. Comm, of Ohio. • -
Tuomas firmrsoff, of MinneSOta.
N, WL!"S. tr./MENDS, of Dakota.
D. TI. GOODLOE, of North Carolina.
Thomas G. Tom 0., of Rhode Island.
Sawn. N. CRAWFORD, of Kansas.
S. J. Bowies, of District of. Columbia.
J. P. ficletitrmu l of Colorado.
Several of ' the gentlemen whose names are
appended 'to the stove call were not present.
- hut-there was authority to, sign on their behalf.
The Committee adjourned etse die. ,
DISASTERS.
Frightful Ilittirolul_bhuseter In Ver.
snout.
MONTrEuza, Vt.,- Dec. 11.—One of the most
fearful accidents known in the annals of Ver
mont occurred to•day at Barlow Bridge, near
Northfield, on the line of the Vermont Central
Railroad. The bridge w,as burned on Sunday
morning, and during the week about one hun
dred men have been engaged hi rearing a trestle
work for temporary use. Most of the employes
having dined to-day at Northfield wore return
ing to work, about one and a half miles from the
town in a passenger car, which was being hacked
up to the works. ,
By some inconceivable forgetfulness, the en
gineer proceeded with them at a rapid rate ;and
did not check his speed until -=too too , kt.e, and 'the
whole car. with its freight of seventy to one hun
dred men, was backed off •the abutment into the
river below, a distance of sixty feet. The num
ber of casualties is appalling. Fifteen men were
'
instantly killed and three or 'four have since
died, and some, twenty others are more or less
utrmy serio y; and some ' fatally. The
casualties consist o broken arms and legmlisloca
tons, cuts, bores and bruises. • Among the killed
we, Atmore Weatherly, of Northfield,- Timothy
Moht,of Alburg,and Chas. R. Clark,of Bt. Albans.
E.C. Chase, of Manchester, is also injured.
/MOTHER ACCOUNT.
tURLINOTON, Vt.. Dec. 11.—Abont seventy
workmen, mostly educated mechanics, dined at
the Northfield Hotel, at 12.30 to-day, and imme
dintely afterwards proceeded by a train coin
polted of an engine and owlpassenger ' ear ' to
Rarlow Bridge, • about one and a half miles dis
tant, up a heavy grade. The train moving back
ward as they approached the bridge, the engineer
could not shut off steam readily, and only suc
ceeded in checking speed in time to save the en-,
gine from golpg over the abutment. •
As the centre of the car struck the brink of the
precipice it broke into three pieces—the roof
sliding forward, and half the body falling seventy
feet to the river bed. About twenty-live men
were spilled out in a pile on a shelving rock
twenty-live feet below the track, the rear half
of the car falling upon them and the tender upon'
that. .It was here that most sr the deaths-- oc
curred.
About ten persons sated themselves by jump
ing from the car. Scarcely any escaped serious
injury. Superintendent W. H. Locklin. who
was on the, rear platform of the car, and Mr. W.
Tenny, master bridge-bplider. who was on the
tender, escaped by,:jumping. Tke dead and
wounded were brought to Northfield by cars and
sleighs, and surgeons - Were called there from all
thaeastern parts of the State.
_A special train from this city carried up physi
cians and help. Those falling lth the half of
the car that first went over the ntire seventy
feet'are mostly all living.
There are many rumors afloalt. , ensuring the
engineer, but many believe thur w4en ho
whistled to atop the tratp,the engine was`beyond
his control. His name is Frank Abbott, and he
has been in the employ of the company many
years. The inquest twill be held immediately.
W*.PCIILIWATIONII•
.JuS_ READY--15/NGRAIIII LATIN GRAMMAR,.
n T er# Edition.—A 9 Of the Latin Lao*Age:
the 1186 of flag** exercises and vocabularies.
William BnaM i r A. X.. Superintendent of the Bind. b ßind. p
Yilldishers taktpleaffure in announcing to Teaehery
and friends of Edliedeon deneraSY, that the new edition
Of the above work is noW re . and-they invite a careful
examination of the same, an con pp w ith o th er
'worke on the !same Subject. • Ic ed b e ', undid:owl to
Teachers and Superintendent" o for this pummel
ed. bi - • R. H. BUTVra
• I 137• South =eet,
phis.
Awl for sale fiYißoolallero li
AT THE CHEAP BOOK' BTO. •
' A ' TBACKBRAN'SIVOILEI. ' .
, PUNDENNIS: Dolling at 50 cents: ,
. NEWCOMBE:VeaI:2g atfiocante.
EVERYTHIPiG IN OUR LINE EITHER AT Wilois
...; d look over our countora t
Store pen until 10 0 clock oach evening, _ ;.
, JAMES el: ULAXTON,
1114 Cheetnat street.. '
BOAMOING•
.A „ ,...IIAtaIytaO2IIII, , FURNISHICEP OR
APlVarlaTiiiiWimard'AaPrYil
TRAVELAMIP 0011)13.
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:QUICKEST TIME ON. B,E00113),
THE PALIIMIDLE WANE.' •
•
E2B 'HOURS LIN ATI. PENNSYLVA
KAILROAD D PANMANDLE,IM HOURS leas
IL than by CO ETIN(}LINES.
PASSENGERS taking the 8.00 P. IL TRAIN arrive in
CINCINNATI next ENEMAS 8.815 P. /11., 28 /JOUR&
ONLY ONE NIGkIT on the WU=
TIIE WM/DRUMS - nelebrated Palace State.
ROOM 13LEWN8 tutu through. from PIIILADEL.
PULA to CIN ATL I,PeSsengem m taAinit the 12.00 kL
and' 12 B )
t r, . regeb NNAT/ and all
WWI/ T Ml 4 SOUTH MIS TTE*M: •IN ADVANCE
of all o ther Routee.
risen ere for 01.21,9I1J o gATii, n RIA l l'il u 'O a la
0MA11..0.
an all gag , NOT IMES and Stiv,rll ,
BT will eta./ to ask for TICKETS or Vial
PANdAND UTE.-
gime;
SECURE the' UNEQUALED advantages of
thy be VERY PARTICULAR and ASK FOR
Tic, Is PANMANDLE." at TICKET Orr/OM
N. W. COIINEIL24INTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
NO. U 8 MARKET STREET, bet.. Second and Front Ste.
And THIRTY-FIRST and MARKET Streots,West
O. F. SCULL, Gen'l Ticket Agt., Pittsburgh.
JOHN IL MILLER. Gen.lEset'n Agt.,628 Broadway,N.Y.
sw im WEST JERSEY
RAILROAD .LINES:
FROM FOOT OF TURRET STREET,
(UPPER FERRY).
,
COMMENCING TBEBDAY. SEPT. 17.1887.
Trahut will leavo u follows:
For Bridgeton. italm,Vinelan_ Atiliville and intermit.
&ate illations, at aid A.M., and MO P r AL
(AjeldayB.BoP, AL •
or Woodloury at 8.00 A. NG, and 8.80 and 4100 P. K
ight Train leaves Camden at Ll.uu M. li rli ca sr int.
FrOght will be received at Second Coveted be
low walnut m 7A,K, mill 5 P. M. eight re
selv„
_before A.- will t the same day.
ermine ueuv Amain°.
. 5
iirgimoTnegbrAMLE airLROM-Elhe-orteatlL
and most dtreet line VI Bethlehem
=I". Mauch Itunifi a nisslail" White Haven:
barre.M.aby Ity L Canael. Pittbton, Soren
' tol all the points lii, the Lehigh and Wyoming Coal
‘Tissimger Dep S ot in Pidia&gpida, N. W. corner of Berk.
and American
WINTER ARRA treets NGED:NT—OWE DAILY TRAINS--
On and of THURSDAY, Nov. 14,1887,. P •..: er tr . .••
leave Me New Depot, corner of tierke and .•• . • •
Streets daily (finn tic gr ag eacepted). as follow': _
At 70 4. 11:—* Expreee for Bethlehem • Prin
cipal tatter's on- orth Pennsylvania Railroad, -,'nnect-
Mg at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley Railroad f . Allen
11
wsi, e = e r h a l de llatingto,o b
i l t d e aug: N Cltun :
_ertther.
inston, Pittston, Scranton, and all points in t , • . • aril
anildVan V o a y lle gthroi al ik 'fin connection
City wi , : ' Ws
Catatvissa Railroad for Rae r rt,Thurvilie, Y Milton a . •.' • Wit
liamaport. Anive at. Mauch : Chunk at 1105 A. .'• • at
Wllkeebarre at BP.M. r at Scranton at 4.01 I'. • •
at Mahanoy City at BP. M. Pawn:igen by thin train ca • •-..
take the Lehigh Valley Train,Bethlehem at 'Lae
A. M. for Easton and point, on P revlersey Central Rail.
road to New York. .
At AO A.BL—Acoommodation for Doylestown, stopping
,t,all intermediate Stations, Pansetnem for Willow Gray%
luittlere and klartsville, bY. Mil_ frelP". take Stage , at Old
As 18.1 AA. Ili.:--allteemmus5datlen for Fort Waishington,
littergithitennedisteStatiog e , • - ,
4 FAL--ExPrees for Be hein ix . eh
All
Ch White Ham, Wilkesbarre CI Cen.
enandoah,
_ML , Carmel, Pittston d on,
and points in MahoseY and Wyomi ng • o ne.
Paesengers for Greenville this train mi.
At 1.41, P. M.—Aceomom n for Doyl estown, slopping
at all intermediate stn Paesmers take stage a
M t
Doyleeto W wn far New Li o =did N.h Wales for Btu&
At 4.18 P.N.—Accommodation for Doylestown, stepping
at all intermediate etationa. Passengers for Willow Grove,
Batborough and Hartsville take dolga at Abington.
At Am P. IL—Through aecconmodm for Bethlehem and
all stations on main line of North Pennsylvania Railroad,
at Bethlehem with LeWsh Valley Evening
Train for Allentown, Manch (Zunk.
At um P . m.— =iodation Mr Idindasie,. ! topping
at ail intermediate stations ,
_, _ ,
At u.a) P. M.—Accommodation for Fort Webbing=
TRAINS ABX.YE.M.PBIWW/114:
Prom febhem9l6 A. 61.. 8.08 and 8.40 P..
2.06 P. M. trahi makes direct connection with Lehigh
Vatter trains from . Newton. Scranton, Wilkeetarre,
Mahanov Oity and lehueleton._ _ Jk_ansiso- pars kiaving Easton
5t11.2 . 2LA... M. arrive tn Philadelphia at 256 PAL
ars leavinuWlikesbaree at Leo
_P. d . com a
at - f7e.m at Ili P. k1.. - and arrive at Mtladelphla at
8.40 .IL
=P D uied 7l4tro at 1135 .6.. ItL 4 LID and 7.00 P. M.
" %A. M. .
fromMntly at ILIO A. M. and '3.06 P. M.
Philadetigda for Bethle h ep at a 3 M.
Philadelphia for at 100 P. K.
Ni% ptda at 7.30 A. M.
Or Ma at 4.00 P. M.
- th and streets Car/ convey wenn.
sm write atA - ti tterlevd new aMtittreets Line and crabs
i ,th a rt,dio, et t T he D.mot
Moored At the icket Oise. In order
to lowest rates of tare.
-4014 and a Blm_ . checked thron es to =iii
at Mum's Fifth dre North :•• •
et. • enn. Baggage en Owe.
Frallooth
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Rallroxt-Winter Time.-Taking
IigIPM
effect Nov. 1867. The train' of
the Petrinytranie Central Eaßr leave the D= l tt r
Thizt pfirst and Market streets, which is reached
by the can of the Market Street Passenger Railway,
the last. car connecting with each train. lesNing Front
and Market streeta thirty minutes before its departure.
Those of the Chestnut and Walnut Street Re /way run
within one squire of the Depot.
ON SUNDAYS-The Market Street Can leave Frent
and Market streets IN minutes before the departure of
each rain. newts
Ti=ilife. er Northweet eee be had
ot ola Ngai n z t r biblitetgizte
Streets. and at the Depot •
Agents of the Upton 'treader Company will call far and
deliver Rselpide et the DePot. Orden left at No. on med.
ant street ho. 116 Market Area. or No. I South Eleventh
sleet willreMots rM tention._
DEPOT. VIZ.:
Mail Tram.. - ....... .. ..... .... ........ .........at 8.00 AIM.
Fast Line . . .at 12.00 M.
Erie Express:. - . . . - .......... - .......st 12.00 M.
Paoli ACCMIXIOII/lioll WO: 1.. at 100 P. M.
Etrudisburg Aceom , . at 2.30 P. M.
Lancaster/4mm. . . . ..at 4.04) P. M.
Pezics=Train.. -... . . ....... ......... ..at LOD P. M.
Firms ........................... .at &00 P. M.
MIR Arco= No. 2. at 9.1.0 P. M.
Erie .
Mall. ...,- ... ..... .... at 11.16 P. M.
PhiladelpidaWrisi . . ......
. ..at 11.15 P. M.
Accommodation. at 11.30 P. M.
Erie Mall leaves daily. except Saturday.
Philadelphia Express leaves deity. All other trains
Lan, except Sundae.
The Western. Atecninuedation Train runs daily, except
Sunday. For this train tickets must be procured and
baggage deliered by 500 P. M. at 116 Market street.
TRAINS .8.. AT DKPOT. VIZ. •
Cincinnati Sninvis.... ...... .- ...... ........sA 1.35 A. M.
Philadelphia Expre55.................... ...... 7.10
Paoli docent 1.... ........ ..... . . ...;..... " 8.20
.. a ss ..
Erie Man. .. a ka . .... ..... ... .. .. ...... ..........
Line . . " 9.36 "
burg
D our
Expre = 55............. . .
.... . . . ....
....... . .
..
...
..
..... ..
...... . . "" &to
"
-1 1 0P,M
.
Day Express. . . .1 &so •
Paoli Meow. No. 11. - ... .... .. .... . . .......... " 7.10
lierri = "e4 ingwi e. iiiiial . " ... ri ......."'....
" 544
n, eto
LEtti O. ALLEN, Agent. 901 Chestnut Arad.
CIS FUN Market street.
11.4111UELB. W Ticket Agent at the Depot,
t s
lb'? id Coll_l2=7 will not saunas
any tbit fat except for W Apparel .- and
limit their ix te One Hundred in value.
aßaltrais exoradinSMat amount in value be it the '
~ et tike meter. tadteg takenitylai extoM 4
=WARD H. WU, ,
, , 71 • General Superintendent'Altoona, PA:
•
g I GTON
ENITh.L ET W 4 ): '- - - - I
_. . TIME TABLE. ..•.- - . Mon.
A.,ik.: ' amlaer. Trains will leave De ~, coiner ef
Head
_red Washington avenue, as f . t' - ' :
limmn, at AM A. M. (Sundge ex • . - tad), for
M Way.ma ys Tears tit =l i g tett f n c i t l i Cri IP ii 14 .
to
• Expreea _trydis et 12.00 M. murder, excepted) foe Bab
thnore alid Washingtow
Express Train at 3.20 P.M. (Sundays excepted for BO
amore and Washlngto ping at Chester, Thmiow,
Newark, mc. 'EVII°3Ik East , —VetrPOrt,_ Stanton,
14 •vn won; xerryviiie,
Hae.d mi tarece,. Absird= ferryman's , migeweri.
M r l TEnrces st a ll.% .I%__M ar . ( I ! 1 %
) for Baltimore and
-...W Connecta at_ lill , • , n ' (Saturdays ex.
cepted)yrlgh__ Delaware B. IL -1 - - stopping at New
Castle, Middleton, Clayten, Darer, • Arrington, Seaford,
Salisbury,. Princess Anne and connecting at Crisfield
with so boat , for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk. Portsmouth and
ere for
Dim
Worse and Ear elk via. Mani.
more takOp t t " 0 ° 11... Train . Via -Cristfield will
e 1 00 P• ra
in _ train.
Tratar m ito t pig at , all *bona between
Philedelp and W • -..
talo wali k
Leave hiladelyide a L 80; 4,31.- &Oa and'lLita (doily)
P.M. The P.m.vaintonnestewith the Digg ware Rail.
road for •11 and Intermediate statiom. The 6.00 P.M.
train rum New Castle. _ _.-
Leer o i lirsii. . 7.00 inA ' &DO A. M. an d 4.00 and
m k uttoti
&BO ( ) - P, - .-
From ore to Pkila r 4 - lelPhia.—Leave B altimore 794
A. M.. W
B T „,t , ' 185 A. M., Exp_ress. ' 2.15 P. ni., ~,,,
press. 6. A tti Strprem- 8.515 P. 51._,Exip_reas,
/V I DA S . FROM 841..T125,0itc, leave Beni.
m kit 8,55 . , stopping at Havre de Grato;Perryville
and Wan.' Also stops at . North-Mist, Elkton-. and
Newark to tak e . p for Pbiladelphia, and leave
=env m - Washington- -or ' Baltimore,l and at
- t.,4, le ve Penmen Ito", Washington or • 'salt'.
a gNug k h icketi to ail Wep t . aid Southwest
may be procured ' t Ticket-office, EMI ut street,under
con tal Hotel, where also state ormui and BeHhe in
Mee Cars can be secured - during the days, Persons
P ticketa at this office can, have baggage
c heek at ' their residence by the Union Trarllfer cont.
, , , H. P. ,ILENNEY, Briperintembmt.
Ear :PREIGHiT LINA- VIA
NOR ' ' nifVIi_PSYLVANX,A, .ItAll.
NO
.. te + . 'wuteebarre. ; 2 0tchvioy
o b . . Mp t gCorrock Witillit WO *ll.l,o4!9l l ,Penika t
villeY ad an Ito ; At& this day this at.
~,,,Bi 270=AsecaeoT to m c ttimolifircon.
mint i d to the above *VW@ WA
000 e dA delivered at 'the Throu 143 ot. ' '.' 1
S. E. cor. o . f . M, On tintro. _
40 , .on apn a n
l f
ore 5 r . jicz V i rr h -zr ot g
fr a rckgg aVeyi orne it A. " qbB elaNdigs day
i 4 , , Meat.
COUNTY B RAILROAD.—On and atter,
' 1111111 !""'" Thuidday.l7dvember 14th, IM7 Trans ;
10 vd into toot of Itinticet stied jnymtnety) tor mer.
; 17 1 f Wry tif! l Catla iM r 1 .17 Thi tt a AZ*
' Tt, rtnbertotint 1040 COP. L ;
• iiegf F 00001.014 at ?. 'A' sod smEm. •
t .0 :cm: and , taw
, 9 pitAirl ,
!c* „ , n
mia l
• a
TIIE DAILY RVENING:BUILETILI'-fHILA
REA WING_ LINE prom
GREAT TIUWE LINE from Mils"
r to the, interior of Fauteuil/a
th. .Athusaa. lAtjuiShanna, Cumberland and
oltdeil Yellers, the ortn, Northwdet and the Can/ides.
Winter Arrangement of Paa;e_mer. Trains, 18, 1867
ig eo ving the Company ' s DePo , irteenth and CalloWntil
bi 'ldladelprdn at the fo ll owing hears:
SI _4S.4XOMMODAVONI3,-=At 7.Wsk. K. for,
Re and all intermediate - Orations flied •Alksntown:
leaver Beading at 6.20 m.. ainvuis in'
Philadet aet 9._
_lO • _L.!
MORN EXPREI36I.-At 616 A . • M., for needing.
Lebanon, 11,476, Pottsville, Pine Grove, Tamaqua,
Bri _W Niagara Fella
uffaloWilkes erre, Pittston, York, Carliele. ilasetherc•
bunt, Hagerstown, &e. &c. „„
The 7.80 train et:meets at Reading wit h Pea'
ming.
gri Ridirdad trains for. Manta and the
8.16 AM. COOLlecte with the Lebanon Valley lapin for liar
risbnrg.
.4%6.'4 at Port Clinton with OatewlAs R. R. trains
for Williamsport; Lock Haven,Gulp& „_.• at Harris.
burg with Northern Central. Cum Valley. and
Schuylkill and Einsquebintra trains or Northumberkted.
Williamsport. York. Cbamberabing. oinegrove. &a.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS-paves Philadelphia at &OD
LK, for Reeding, Pottsville, arrieburgh, connect.
With Reading awl Cohnlob a Railread trains for Col
STOWN AOCOMODATHON.-Leaver Pottstown
at US •A M stopping at intermediate stations; arrives in
Philadelphia at 9.06 A. M. ,Retnnning, leaves Philadelphia
at 5.00 P. M. arrives in Pottstown at 7.05 P. M.
READING ACCOMMODATION-Leaves Heading
_at
1.80 A. M., ptevpieagt all way stations ; arrives In ; Phil*
dabble at 10.15 g,_
•
Returning leaves Philadelphia at 4.00 P.• M. t 'arrives in
Reading at 6.46 P. M.
Trains for Philadelphia leave Hanisterg at 8.10 A M.
and Pottsville 0.8.45 A. M. arriving in Philadelphia at
Leo P. I,L Afternoon trahut Leave Harrisburg_ at 2.10 P. M.,
and Pottsville at 9.45 P. M. t arriving at Philadelphia at
liarrliburg setommedatiesi leaves Reading at 7.16 A. M.
and Harrisburg at 4.10 P. M. Connecting at Readi
with Afternoon Aecounnodatlon. sap at dint ,P.' M.
arrivitigin Philadelphia at 2,10 P. M. "
Market train, with a 'Passenger tar ched. leaves
Philadelphia at. 12.45 noon for Pottsville all Way
Stations r • leaves Pottaville at 7 A. M., for Iphla. and
all WEStatione.
AU above trains run daily. Sundays excepted.
Bun y trains leave PoMmthe at &CO A. M., and
delphia at alb P. M. leave Philadelphia, for Reading at
Lou A. M. neturniffil l , pen d ing, ti r 4.25 P. M.
AD.-..-Paesenears for
CHESTER V
wn and intermediate Points take the 7.80 A.M.
Downingtown
trains from Philsdelp_hht. returning from
wn at 6.80 A.M.. and 1.00 P •
Dc N v i n o l . 4 J, ' YORK EXPRESS._FOPURGH AND
THE WEST...-Leares Y
New oric at 9 A.' 6.00 and 8.00
it,. sowing Reading at I,_ A. M., 1.60 and 10.10 P. M.,
and trelthect Harrhburg with Pennsylvania. and Neill}
Om Central Railroad Elmira: or
Mt Ac. .
IletnrciLue Mums. Train leaves Harrinburg. on arrival
of Ye
0.811 Express from Pittsburgh, at 8 and 6.1 Z,
A. M.. 0.811 M .passing_Readingat 4.49 and 7.08 A.M. ana
11.40 PALardving. at Plew Year. Ul.lO and 11.45 A. M.. ,
and 6.00 P.Bibe_ping Care accompaming these trains
through between Jereer City end Pittsburith. without
%Meath for New. York lama iforrieburgat alo A. M.
and 2.0 P. Mall train for Harrillnirg leaves New York
at 12 Noon. .
SCHOYLIaLL VALLEY EALMOAD.-=-Traine leave
rowans at 6.30, WOO A. M., and 7.16 P.M..returning from
Tatillt4ll4 at 7.16 A. M. and L4O and 4.35 ,M.
Sion ELIO:IA. AND SUSQUEHAN. R.AILIIOAD.-
Trair.ateave Auburn at 7.65 A. M. for grove and liar.
mburg, and at 1145 P. M. for Pine e and Tremont; re
turning from Harrisburg at 8.55 I'. and from ,Tremont
at 7.40 A. M. an 45.135 P. hi.'
TICEETEL-Through brat-elate tickets and, emigrant
tickets to all the principal points the North nd West
and Crusades • -
r, icu rdo n
.'eta from Philadelphia to Reeding and
Intemediate, , ,tations, - good for dry only are sold by
coning Accommodation, Markets . Train, Reading and
P. tstown Accommodation Tease at reduced rates.
s. torsion Tickets to Ptdiadelphia good for day only are
sold at Reading and Intermediate Stations _ by Beading
end Pottstown Accomodation Trains at reduced rates.
The foilowingt icketsare obtainable only at the Office
of S. Bradford. Tree - Curer No. El South Fourth street,
Philadelphia or of G. A. Nicene, Gemeral.Sepecialterkiellt.
Reading. ,
Commutation Tickets SIDS, sr cent. diaconnt, between
any eolith , . desired. fart lles and fmns.
Mileage Tickets, good 0r2.000 miles, between all points.
at 652 50 each, for ramand firma
Season Ticker, for three, six, rune or twelve months,for
ticklers only. to all points at reduced rater.
Clergymen residing on tho lineof the road will be fur
tithed with cards, entitling themselves and wlves to tick
ets at heiritire. _ , • , -
Exclusion Tickets from Philadelphia to principal sta.
Uccu,, good for Saineday,l3imday and Monda at reduced
fare, to be had only at the Ticket Office, at Thirteenth and
Callawhill streets.
FREIGHT --Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all
the above tofrom the Company's New Freight Depot,
Broad an allow streets.
Freight Tearer leave Philadelphia daily at 6.80
12.45 noon. and 6 P. bL, for Reading, Lebanon, Harrisburg,
Pottsville, Port Clinton, and all points beyond.
Math, close at the Philadelphia .Pwt.• , -. for all places
on the road and its branches at 6 A. M., and for the Prin
cipal Stations only at 115 P. M.
' I ; • • rt. .‘,"•
AMBOY and PHILADELPHIA
, ANDTRENTON RAILROAD COM
PANY'S _from Philadelphia to New York , and
way places, from Walnut 'treat wharf.
Fare.
AtB A. BL. via Camden and Ambey. - Adiom. $2 25
8 A. 91.,vis, Camden saddens: City-Eames Mail, 8 Oa
At 8 P.M I LD' Camden and Amboy Eire's', 00
At 5.03 P. via Camden and Amboy . let clan. 925
Accom. Itudgrant. Sd clam. 180
At 6 A. M. and 2 P. AL for Freehold.
At 8 and 10 A. illik l L o u
r id 3.80 P. Id.. for Trenton.
At 6. 8 and 10 A . 2. 8.80. 5,8 and 1120 P.M..for Borden.
town. Butt:oaks:l: and Deism*. •
At 6 mu! 10A. 1, 2. 3.30 1. 5 p, 6 and 1130 P. M.for Florence.
At 6 and 10 A. M.. 1, 8.80. 6 and ILBOP.M. for Edgewater,
Riverside, Riverton and
At 6 and 10 A. M.. 1. &80. 6 taMP. M. for Fish Hoe"
11811 - The 1 and 11.80 P. IL Linea twill tette ftmn fool of
Mutatabsetby upper farm . • • ,
Lines from KmengWn Depot will leave as follows:
Atli A. If., aso P. M. and 12 M. (night) via -
Kensington and Jemey City, New York naTrear
Line . • .•
. • . . . . 153
At zo;.:K ii'aula 12
for Trenton and Itlistot .•
At El and 10.15 A IL, 9.80. 5 and LIP. M. for Morrisville and
TnUytown.
At B.W an d 10.15 A. M., M. 4.30,5 and 12 P.M. for Schencka.
Al 10.15 A. M.. 2.80 . and 5 P. M. for Ed
Tory7.llo and 10.15 A. 4,6,6 and 11 TiOr
dale, Holmemburg, Tawny. Wissinomingßrides
, burg and Frankford, and BP. M. for ohnesburg and
intermediate Stations_ • , • H A
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LLN
from Kendngton Depot
At 8.00 A. M.. for Niagara Falb.' Buffalo. Dunkirk, Can
andaigna. Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, Binhai . np.
ton. Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bendo s ktontrm 4 • 1 • 1611-
bane, Scranton. Stroudsburg , Water P.
At 8.00 A. M. arid= P. M..,_ for Belvidere, Easton. Lam
bertville, Fkuningtorote. The 8.20 P. AL Line connects
direct with the train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk.
Allentown, Bethlehem. Ac.
At 5 I'. M. for Lambertville and intermediate Statioaa.
From West 'Philadelphia Depot, via connecting Rail
WAY.
At 0.30 A. Id., 1110 and 8.80 P.M. New York Express Lin 2
via Jersey_Llty
The P. 30 A. M., and 6.80 P. M. Linea run daily. All otters.
• Sunday excepted.
At 9.70 A. 3L. LBO and 680 P. M., for Trenton.
At 820 A. .M.- and 6.80 M. for CristoL
For Lines lea vin Depot, take the can on
Third or Fifth at Chestnut, at half an hour before
departure. Th e" on Market Street Railway_- runs
direct ~to West Adds Depot, Cheetnut and 'Walnut i
within one square: On Sundays. the Market Street Cars
will run to connect with the 6.80 I'.
Fifty Pounds of.l3aggage only-snowed each Paasenger.
Pamengent are prohlbited 'from taking anything as bag
Inge •
but their 'wearing apparel. A
_ ll baggage over fifty .
Po to be paid for extra. The Company limit' their re.
sponsibill .b• for baggage to One Dollar per pound, and will
not liable for any amount beyond sl* except by ape.j
b e e p
•• .
•
Tickets s old: and Barg checked direct through to j
Boston, Worcester. Sp el& Hartford, New Haveii,
Providence. New id any, Troy. Saratoga , ttle,
Rome.; Weems). mter, , Bu ff alo, Niagara Falls and
Huapepaion Bridge:- • •
An additional Ticket Oftlee ie located at No:828 Chestnut
street, where tickets to New York, and all important
Points North and Pegg may be procured, • Persons put.=
chasing ,Tickets at this Office, can have 'their baggage .
checitedlfrom residence or hotel to destination. by Union
Transfer Baggage Karam. ei s i•
Lines from New York for della will leave from
City
Of COurtiand gireet - at 00 and 4.80 P.M.; via Jersey
Citar and' Camden.' At 7.00 ' • M„' dal P. M. and 19 niet,
via Jersey City and At 10.00 A. M, and 12 M.,
and 5.00 P. M. via Jersey , • W. Phiadelptda.
From Pier No. 1.1.1. jiver._ _a 6 • • and 9. 4P. Id.. via
. Amboy an • Camden . - WM.. : • TZMER, Agent.
-
coIow.g.r. r ,...HILADELPHIA AND ERIE
OA.D.-WIN TER, TIME TA.
BLE.--Throutkand Direct Route be.
tween Philadelphia, Baltimore,. Harriablirg„
Williame
port and the Great Oil Region nf Paimedvadia.-Elegant
illeepins.Cars on all Night Trains.
On and after 'MONDAY, Nov. Zth. 1t67. the Trains on
the Philadelphia sadWE Erie Railroad trill run as folioed:
STWARD. .
Mall Train leaves Philadelphia.. ..... ..'.......1L15 P. M.
arrives at Erie . ... Rah Noon.
Erie Expreas leaves Philadelphia on
M.
.." 0 'arrives at Erie. - ....... . ........ . .... . 0.45 A. M.
Plinks Mall leaves Philadelphia _78.00 A. M.
0 arrives at Lock TW Have D
n.. 7.45 P. K.
• EASAR.
Mall Tralnleives Erie. . : :...10.25 A. M.
..................11.55 I'. M.
." " , arr. at Philadelphia. 8.0 A; 5.L
Erie Exp'ss leaves Erie........... ..... ............ 4.25 Y. M.
arr. at Philadelphia M
.„ 7 lo A. M.
• ° arr. at Phi1ade1phia.......:. : .:..:.:6.10 P. M.
Mall and Express connect with all trains ouWarren and
Pranklhallallway. , Paasen,gera leaving_ Philadelphia at
12.00 M. arrive at Irvinetou at 6.40 A. M.. and Oil Cityat
9.10 A. M. - • •
Leaving Philadelphia at 11.15 P. M., arrive at Oil City at
4.85 P. M.
All trains on Warren and Franklin, Railway make cl os e
connections at Oil' City with. traimP for 'EWnklln And
Petroleum Centre. Baggage chocked through.
ALFRED L, TYLER,
,teas' General'fiuMnintendent.
. ^ PIiI.LADELPRLI & IIAISTIBM7dit.
CENTRAL 11 AIT EQAD,--Winter
emonts. On and after Monday,
Oct. 7th.1867,the Trains willleave Philadelphia, from the
Der r the West Chester es Phfituielphia Rallroad.corner
of -first and Chestnut streots.(Wost Philada.).tit7.4s
Leand 4.50 P. M.
ave Rising Sun, at 5.45, and Oxford At 6.86 A, M.: and
bawl Oxford at 8.25 P. M.
A Market Train with Passenger Car attached. will run
on anainaors and Fridays, leaving.the BJzing Bun at ILOS
M., 024 d at 11.45 M.,,and Kennett at LOO P. M. con. natAblit at west Cheater Junction with a Train for Phila.
ifelyht. t;_ •
OnWedneadays and Saturday. train leaying Phi
'BO P. run through to Oxford. r
Ting Philtulelphla at.7,45_A. M.'connects at
OxfO " . ot Stages lot peach Bottors,.in
Gant '4" n
t leaves:Peactillfottom to
c a 41 14 "i' With this Afternoon Train for Phila.:ld.
The' ' Vtdd " Pbbulelphid dt 4.50 P.V. tune to
Riming bun, Ma.
Passengdit lowed to takii Wearing Apparel only, its
see.' "u 4 4 1N w11l not In any Wag be respell.
amble for ug one hundred •dollari. unless
ft s ...s.V•SPellial be for the *amt..
" O ""'"HENRY WOOD. ok. •
•Afdruf,NAND AT,LAIiTig
, .
igallolll , .?
I D tAgRANOEMESITS.
On and after Thoredv,,,. ber Met. 1867.. trains
leave Vine Street Ferry amyl under) exci?tea4 .Bo A.
M. A M e a tti nd Ae Fr =itaaji . : , "7/•!:,'!'.' . 7 . I'. M.
° "-."
.1a1)-Ind-Intormediate
Juno on Accommodation to
80 r
m.
Itati c ! NrA i gimz:l*,,vtrititafro
Aga,
Mail " d
illiditerinle;Arnvfma. p:t
ifdd
.40 DY. Asenti
0*
TEAV)OIAkaWrOMIIK
ELTRIA, - THUILSDAY,:MGERBERA2OB67:
TIFAVIELEWP GUIDE.
TOW AND NORAISTO7A 9 N , ;LA •
. ROADTIME TAJW I . — On .104111 '
W &Y. May 10667.
NOR GERMANTWN.
Leave Philadelphia-8. 78, 9.06;1? U. 12 A.. KILL &U.
IV. da 6.10.1. 8,8, I% IL 13 P. ,
soe nnantown-8, 7, 7X3 vo. 1.% 11. 12 A. 91.; 1.
tite.4.7l, 6.6X.7. % 1% 11 P...
. 8.90 down train, and the 9% and 6X 217; twain& Will
408 woven the Germantown Branch. • - •
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-915 - talnutes A.M.1,1,7 and 10X P.M.
• Leave Germantown 8. 16 A. 1. 6 and 9X P. M.
OIIEEITNET HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia-8, 8, to, 72 A. M. ; 2.8 X. Mi. 7, 0 end
Leave Cheabint R 1117.10 inlatitet, e l toso and HAG A.
; L4O, 8.40, 6.4% 6.0.8.40 and lam P.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia-916 mini/tee A. M.; 2 and 7 P. M;
LeaveCheatnnE mlnuttw A. M. 12•40. 6.40 and
minutes P, M.
graILUONEHIOROCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
'tedive Madelphla-43, 736.9, ILO6 A. hi.; 136. 8. 4.4.
4.1 4 6 1 62_16 Au/41 . . M P. - 610.
7.,7.22. 4.11 A.M. ItLX. 8.136, (.11
, ON SUNDA& •
Oman nalndelpfd&-41 IL id., 9 and ?JD P. 61.•
Ewe Noristown-7 A
m b 6 and 9P. M.
Leliie PhiladelPhl& - 4 _Mr 9 , 11A6 A. M 1 DC di 4M. 4)6.
us, 8.86.9} 4 and ug P. m. -
Leave Manarink-41.10. IM. 5.80. OA UM A. M., 1, 836. .
MC 9 wad 10M P. M.
ON SUNDAYS. _
__ _
_, _ __ ,
Leave Philedelptda7.:i
Leave Manayankat I& and „V
N. erat deport Wendel%
•De Ni n inth and Green streets.
po
W m EM O 2I3:ESTER AND PHILA.
WETWEAD, VIA ME.
SRAN G MIEN T 6 .
On and after MONDAY. Oct. 7tb, 1567. trams will
leave Depot, Thirty.flrst and Chestnut streets, as follows :
Trains leave Philadelphia for West Ches
w a k e 7,45 A. M.. 11.00 A. M., 11.60. 4.15.4.60. 645 and 11.80
Leave *en Chester for Phihtielphia, from" Depot on E
Market street, 6.26, 7.46.8.00 and 10.45 A. M., 1.55, 42.0 and
6.55 P. M.
'Praha 'Paving West Cheater at 8.00 M , and leaving
Philadelpnia at 440 P. M., will atop at B. C. Junction
and Media only.
and B.
to or [Linn itationit - ayseal.Weet. Cbeetea
arui B. C. Junction going East, will take trains leaving
Went Cheater at 7.46 A. M.canditoing West take teals
leaving Philadelphia at 4.60 P. M., and transfer at D. C.
Junction.
'Trains leaving philadelphia at 7.46 A M. and 4.50 P. M..
and ietving West Cheater it 8.60 A. M. and 4.50 P. M. con
nect'at B. C. Junction with Tram on the P. and B.
it for Orford and intermediate polnta.
ON OUNDAY/3—lanave Philadelphia, st 8.35 A. M. and
.
Leave West Cheater 7.65 A. M. and 4.00 P. M.
The Depot is reached directly by the Chestnut and
Walnut street care. Those of the Market street line run
within one'square. The care di both lines connect with
each train upon Its arrival.
onl- Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel
yaa Baggage, and the " Company win not, in RAY cue.
be resaporwible for an *mount exceeding one hundred del.
!ars. Weis special contract is made for the same.
HENRY WOOD. General Superintendent.
CAMDEN . et AMBIY R.. Ilt
WINTER ARRA NGENIEN P.
Additional Lines and Change of
Time of 'DEPARTURE FROM WALNUT ,STREET
WHARF; COMMENCING DEC. 16TH.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 16th. an additionil
Through New York EXPIV34 Line will leave Walnut
Street Wharf at 3.3.1 P. M.. for New York, via Camden
and Jersey City. heturnine—will leave New York from
foot of Cortland street, at 7.00 A. M., arriving at Walnut
Street Wharf.
THE THROUGH NEW YORK LINE. •
Now leaving Walnut street wharf, at 2 P. M., will be
discontinued as a New York Line. and will rim to South
Amb..y. only. Returnimr—frarn South Amboy it 7.45 A.
N.,
for Philadelphia. The Line now leaving New Ynrk
at 6A. 11.1., for Philadelphia, will be discontinued after
December 14th.
_TEE .TFIROUOIX LYNF
Now leaving New York. Pier No:1 North - River,forPhila•
delphis, at 2 P. M.. will leave at 4 P. M. via Amboy and
Camden, and the Through Line now leaving New York
from the foot of Cortlandt street for Philadelphia at 4 30
P. M. will leave at 4 P. M. via Jersey City and Camden.
The Emigrant Line now leaving Walnut Street Wharf
at 5 I'. M., will leave at 6P M. for i4ew York. i
The Way Line now leaving Walnut street Miami at:
bP. M: will leay . e at 4.10 P. M. for bordentown and in
termediate St...idiom.- Thell.3o P. M. Way line will run
to Bruliogton end intermediate Stations only. Returning,
will Burlington at VA.M.
All other lines run as usuaL
, , W. H. GATZMER, Agent.
December 11,1867. . del2.4t
PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON
WEST Railroad tlotopany.
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT.
WLNTER...RAN GEMENT.
. ADDITIONAL L.RO4 4 g AT 12 NIGHT.
On and after MONDAY, December 16th, 1867, an add l.
Donal throug New York Line will leave West Philadel
phia Depot at 12
(night) for New
a York
via C
onnecting.
Railway stopp K g ENSINGTONDEPOTtone.
NEW
YORK. LINES DISCONTINUED.
The Lines now leaving Remington Depot at 4.30 P. M.
and 12 (night) ter New York, and the , 7 A. M. and 12
(night) Lines from New ; York arriving It Remington
Depot, will be discontinued after Saturday, December 14.
W. H. GATZMER, Agent
Dacceisnm.ll,lBB7. . . del2-it
PHILADELPHIA A N TRENTIDN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER ARRAN° , 34161ENTS.
WAY LINES DISCONTINUED.
The line now leaving Kennington Depot at 7.30 - M. for
Corrtwells. and the line le Cornwells at 12 M. for
Kensington Depot, will be discontinued after Saturday,
December 14th. .
On and after MONDAY, December 18th, the' 8 A. M.
(BeL Del.) line from Kensington Depot. will ntoat all
a
the principal nations between Philadelphia and Trentban,
The line leaving at 10.15 A. M. will mn to Bristol only.
- Returning, will leave Echlin' for Philadelphia at 2.45 P.M.
W. IL ClATEll.Elt, Agent.
Dec. 11th. 1857; del2-4t
MACHINERY, itioN,&C.
IitrEARIcK & BONS,__
.1.11 SOUTB4wARK FOUNDRY,
430 WASHINGTON Avenue Philadelphia.
• • MANUFACTuRN . ,
Pr
STEAM EN G INES — High and Lo xv. emir% Horizontal,
Vertical, Beam,nacillating, Blaat,and Cornish Pumping.,
BOlLERS—Gylinder, Flue. Tubultr t _
STEAM HAMM.E.EB--Namlyth and Davy aryies, and of
MI sizes. • • _
CAISTING&-Loam Dry, and Green Sand , Bralis, lta.
ROOFS—Iron Frames. tor covering with Slate or Iron
TANKA—Of Cast or Wrought Iron, for refinerlea, water,
oil, dm .
GAB MACHINERY..-Such as Bator% Bench castings,
fielders and Frames. .Puritlera. Coke and Charcoalßan•
r Valves, Govmmons, km.
SUGAR MACILINERY—Such as Vacuum Pans and
Pumps, Defecatore, Bone Black Filters, Burners,
Washers, and Elevators; Bag Einem 'ingot . arid
Bone Black Cara, dm. -
Soleanatrafacturers of 'the following specialties: •
In Philadelphia and vicinity, of William Wright's Patent
Variable Cutmff Steam Engine. ..
In Pennsylvania , of Shaw Justice's Patent Dead.
Stroke Power Hammer. •
In the 'United States, of Weston's Patent Self-centering
and Selthalancing Centrifugal Sugar.drainingllisobine.
Glass improvement on Aspinwall dr, Woobsers
Centrifugal, ,
Barns ' d Patent Wrenghtlron Retort Lid,
ritrnhan's Drill Grinding Rest.
Contractors for the design, erection, and fittingtm of
Refineries forworking Sugar or Molasses.
p EILLADELPHIA ORNAMENT, AL IRON WORKS...
ROBERT. WOOD 4;
• Manufacturers of
CA BT, WROUGHT AND WIRE RAILINGS,
GARDEN AND CEMETERY ADORNMENTS,
• FOUNTAINS: VABESATATUAR___ &a.
IDLE
STABLE FITTINGS,
1126 E AVEN
P PELPHIA. PA.
ROBERT WOOD 'MR& E.!,LitO9T.„
BRONZE WORK.
Having fitted op our Foundry with special reference to
the above chum of 'Work,we are now prepared tedll with
promptness all order for Bronze Caetings of every de
ocription, to which the' ea_ , Waihers would ' most 'respect
fully call Old atteellon of the public.as also to their vane.
and extensive assortment of
ORNAMENTAL IRON IMOD% ' •
the largest to be found in the United States.
selx=e • OBERT WOOD &DM ;
srIAS FIXTURES u: y, MERRILL a
T Thsekara. No. 7184heetnet ‘. mannfaetnrers 011
Gas Fixture:l,lmm" sho m wo call the ilittoptice_
the public to their Large ele t assortment at use
Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, dre. They als o
gas pipes into dwellings and, public buil and attend
to extending, altering and repairing Poo. All wort
warranted.
COPPER'. AND ' • W METAL SHEATDDIO.
BranieetrColopet Bolts and Ingot Copper con .
Btantly on hand and for sale by HENRY WINS bR
CO. No. 83:1 South Wharves.
•
XTUMESIt ONE IiSCOIVI PIG IROli-XLENGAR.
j neck brtuid; in stern and; for Sale, Inlets GS nut
PETER WRIGHT At SONS. HS Walnut street. el t
A 011111G94,
RHUBARB ROOT, OF RECENT IMPORTATION,
and very auperior quality; White Gum Arabic;
Eaht. India Castor Oil; White and Mottled Castile Soap;
Olive Oil,-of varloue For sale 'by. ROBERT
SI I OEMARER & Druggist', Nortlibilet dornor of
Fourth and Race erects. noll-tf
YUBE PAIN TS.--WEJO FER TO THE TRADE PURE
White Lead, Zinc White and Colored Paints at our
ni t s iltifi t t e tW e i. r trz, of troil l tte r d git i r ( ilii s in v i tt% 43 ) 0
Feelers in Paints and Varnishes, N. E. c,nner Fourth ang
Race streets. n0274f
ROBERT .13110EMAKEA ' '‘VirTIOLEBALE
Druggiete, N. E. corner Fourth and Race streeta—
invite the attention of the Trade to their large stock
of Fine Drugs and Chguil,c,aEl., 11%!aellihal 044 s9 oll 4„oes
Corks, &c. \ 1:10274K
RUGGISTS' BUNDRIES.—GRADUATES—MORT
D ALC
C Pill Tiles,_Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Tweezers, Put.
Boxer, Horn Scoops, - Surgioai Instrtunents, Trusses, Hard
and Soft Ribber 016ds, CaS OO 6, MAP 1 , 1 . MAW
Syringes, at., all at • First lianas"prices. • •
, S4.I9WDEN South
BROTHER.
soSti-rn , '29 South -Eighth street,
112E1tMUDA AND 'GEORGIA ARROW ROOT—THE
.115 Now Orop-ra, weer. ,purl, and of dtmalitorwhitamear:
directly from tho grOWOM • _
Bald at standard weight, and • guarantead ia. froahnem
and purity. , „ • " HUBBELkApothocary. • •
tnylO-tf , :
_ - - 1410 ()doctrine etroet
CLOTHES,CIALSSIBIEUESs,AIiCii L' t')
TAMES , & T.RP ARE NOW RECEIVII4G. FALL
eI en d Winter Shock, compriaing every variety of Goat
adapted to Men'e end
R B_yao wear.
VEC}IAT
Boa re
=TIM
Colored CgalleAVAred sn ur d nimi t . t
• Black and Colored Chinchilla.
Blue and Black
0044=00. - r
Black Frenchtiotna
rigne and.lXasonah
indiali/ON _
L
Black i'macL9d ... / .. • I, $
Black
'&7alloccalnierea.
' Idlznd and •
P I . 4,l l Arliof ' 0
.J •
:senies*smwe'tktlifit.
' _ • 4„
rot 13(iiton---titeamiliLLihe
SAILINOPEOIIt EMI:FIN/STE
_X SIVE DOOM
FRQBI pas imunz u vlLADELPkila. AliD LONG
11044T0N.
ll_ cotoymea ,d tt!e. pret•daes
• ROMJS/ 14 4,44 4 t055,.. Viaittin O. Baiter.
SA* 0141,1'250 tone, Captain S. N. Matthew..
NonturASo,4oB tons. Captain /4: Crowell. •
no SAXON tram rnue. on 'fiteeday. Dec. 37, 10 A. IN,
rrio NORMAN kiyn BBoplton on Saturday ev_ent e lYeo. 14.
There B teams ol ll, OunestriaGy.' and we: t %du be
received every day's Oteasmst being *lwo', On berth.
FreiClt for poinui beyond Boston sent with despatch;
FOr rreiolst or .PassagCbsoletior accommodation'''.
' aAY to Y WINSOR CO.
myBl Wit sisvore overate.
PHILADELPERI_ CHMOND AND' NOR,
FLK STEAMSHIP LIN&
T O IEROUGH FREIGHT A.M. LINE TO THC
• SOUTH AND_WEST. . •
EVERY_,SATURDAY, _
At Noon t from FIRST WHARF &hove MARKET street.
THROUGH RATES and THRQUaII' RECEIPTS to all
points in North and South Carolina via Seaboard Air-
Line Itaihoad, connecting at Portsmouth and to Lynch
burg. Vs.. Tennessee !Ind the West, via. Virginia and
Tennessee Air-Line and RicbMond and Danville Railroad.
Freight HANDLED BUT ONVF and taken at LOWER
; RAI ES THAN ANY OTHER LINE; • .
The regularity; safety and cheapness of :this route atom
mend it to the public •as the moat desirable Medium for
carrying every iiesaintion of freight. _
No charge tor commission. drayage. or and exposes
transfer, •
Steamships Insure et lowest rates.
Freight received DAILY. •
• , • WM. P. CLYDE ds CO.
iNorth and South Wharves.
W. P. PORTER . Agent at Richmond and Vitf , Point
T. P. CROWELL & Agents_ at Norfolk. • oc24.tt
; • PHILADELPHIA ANDSOUTHEIOUM.AIL
Mat STEAIRSHIP-_ COMPANY'S REGULAR
LINE& • -
. ' FROM PIER is sours WILARVES.
_The lINIATA , will sail FOR, NR ORLEANS, VIA
HAVA 3i.
The ST .R OF THE UNION ball PROM - NEW
ta Nt u
:ORLEANS. VIA HAVANA. 8a y.*Deceteber tll.
The WYOMING will sail FOR, AVANNAIL Satur
day, December 14, at 8 o'clock A. M. ' -- - ,- , .
The TONAW.e.NDA will-nail FROM SAVANNAH.
Saturday. becemher LC , , - •
The. PIONEER will sail POE watrocaps.l4.
C .I
on Thnrsday, December 18, at &O'clock I'. M.
Ihrough Mlle of Lading signed, and Passage Tickets
5°14 to
Routh and West.
AU P4biti) ' JAMES Cii fit A 'mit
WILLIAM I. JA ne g
CHARLES E. DlLKE%Freight Agent„ ,
nob - - - - - No. 814 South elawarl avenue.
• , DAILY LIDla FOR BALTIMORE,: " •
Via Chesapeake ,and Delaware Canal.
'Philadelphia and Baltimore Union'Steam.
boat Company. daily at 8 o'clock P. M.
The Steamers of thin line are nowplying regnlarly
tween this ..port and Baltimore. leaving Fier No. 2
North Delaware R 91311110, above Market street, daily at 8
o'clock P. M. (Sundays ted. ) -
Carrying description of, meant 48 low Si any other
line.
Freight handled with great care, delivered promptly.
and forwarded to all perms beyond the terminne free of
commission. • ,
Particular attention peld to the transportation of all
description: of Merchandise; Horses, Canis/gee, &,!.. dse
For farther leen:nation. appo to
JO A. Ruorb
aivio.i.ro, • No.lB orth Delaware avenue.
HAVANA STEAMERS. • .
P. BENILMONTEILV LINE,-''
The Steamships
HENDRICK HUDSON C 4 Howes
STARS AND ';
_papt. Holmes
~ ...... _
7 These iteimeieQH. leave tide 'port for Havana every
other Tuesday at BA. M.
The steamship STARS AND STRIPES; Llolmes.master.
will sail for Havana on Tuesday. morning. De ember 81
at 8 o'clock.
Passage tollavioni,Sso..dirreney.
o freight received: after Saturday.
For freight or pa to
• aasl i e llOVS WTS 4SO N3i
. • 140 North AT
Delaware avenue.
NEW EXPRESS LINES To ALEXANDRIA,
Georgetown and Washington, D. C., via
Chesapeake and Delftware Canal,. with con.
neeticitui at , Alexandria from- the most 1. direct route for
Lynchburg, Priffto4,KUOPilles t aahv Ue,Dalton and.the
Southwest. '
Steamers leave regolarly from the Slit wharf above
Market street. every Saturday at noon. s
Preight received dello.. WM. P. CLYDE & CO.,
. North and South Whitlow.
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown. •
M. ELDRLDGE & CO., Agents ' Alexandria, Vir.
- • -
_IIIVRNEW YORK, WA DRIAWARE t taiD'
N V'' , - Rexyzall CANAL . • . • -
_ ~I.
roes Steamboat Company Steam Pro
%ikon leave from tint wharf below Meuiret street.
mnb in tw dour hours. Goods forwarded to all
vein*. North, -E and West , free of comWadon. ~.
Freishts receive at the lowest rates.
WM, P., CLYDE & CO., Agitate,
• • - • . . Wharv.
JAlifl3l3 GAiLItA 4A South
gent, es
104 Wall etreer.'newYork. ' ' ~., ~ ' apll4f
FOR LIVERPOOL,WITII DESPATCH.—THE'
first-clan American ship CHIEFTAIN, 1811 tone
register, Thomaa Malinke, master. _This wa
having a large portieu el her car orange aged, will ball
aa above. For balance of freight pssage apply CO ,
PETER WRIGHT & HONS. 115 Wilnat street. • ' '
i_ B IA= . I I4 FOR NEW OAK BWFLITSDRE
Traninsortggott mg_arty-Dmpataby and
Bwiftanre Unm a Delaware ard, Bai
tan Canal.'On and after the hfarah. leaving da at
12 M. and 6 P. M. coonecting wittt666 all Northernand East
ern lines. For fredght. ,whicliwtll be taken on accommo
dating terme.apply to WIL M. BAIRD & CO.,
mhlBl9 No. South Delaware avenue.
DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
Steam Tow. oat' Comyany.—Bargee
towed between Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Havre-de-Grace, Delaware City and Intermediate pointa
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.; Agents: Cayt..lollll LAUG
LIN. Bart Office, 14 B. Wharves, Phila.::: - apittdelb
OONBIGNEEW NOTICE.—CONBIONEES OF CARGO
V per brig ALBERT DEV9IB, Bewis; master, from Lon.
don, will please send their permits on board to first wharf
below South street, or to the office , of the undersigned.
The generaLorder will he issued on Wedneeday, the 4th
inst., when all goods not_ permitted_._. will be sent to public
stores. WORKMAN •dr C0.,128 Walnut street. ' del
IVOTICE. =wiz AMER. SHIP • CHIEFTAIN,
1 McGuire, master, front Liverpool. is now dhicharging,
under general' order. at • Arch street wharf. Consignees
will pplease attend to the reception of their goods. PETER
WRIGHT di SON& 115 Walnut street. •
'T.TOTICS.--AMER. SHIP JOSEPH FISH. STACK.
1" pole, master.- from Liverpool, la now 'discharging.
under general order, at Arch street wharf. Coneigneca
willplesse attend to the reception of their goods. Pte,TF.II
WRIGHT di SONS, Ile Walnut street. nolStf
QTgAlliEiNir ROMAN, FROM BOSTON.—CON.
a) pineal! of 'Odra. nor above steamer; Will please mind
for their goods now landing at Pine street wharf.
deli St HENRY VVINSOR dc CO.
TABS CNDLER., eittecessor, to JOHN SHINDLER &
dSON Sail Idalum. No. 803 North ware avenue*
Philedelp ' • ,
All work done in the beet manner and on the loweet and
most favorable terms. and warranted to girelterfoot !satis
faction. . • .• •
Particular attentionglven to repairing.. , •
REAL ESTATE SALES.
inORPHANS' COURT BALE.—EirPATE OF JOHN
MeFeeters, deceased.—James;A. Freeman. Auc
tioneer.—Threeetory Frame Dwelling, N.•EL:conaer
Thirty-sixth and Oak -aUftts, Twenty.seventh Ward.
Under authority of the Orphans , Court for the City , and
County of Philadelphia, on ..Wedneeday,
_Pecember 18,
1867, at 12 o'clock, v; will be isoldiat public sale, at the
Philadelphia Esc ge, the :following described real
estate, late the '
pro ertY of John MeFeeters„ deceased:
All that certain lot, of ground with the messuage thereon
erected, situate on the. N. E. corner of Thirty-sixth and
Oak streets„ in the . Twentf•seventh Ward of the city;
containing In front on Thirty-sisth street 18 feet, and ex
tending depth of that width.loo feet. Subjed - to the
payment of the annual sum of $24 to Jane McArially
during her life, which may-be paid - off if the purchaser
wishes it -- • .'
1W $lOO to be paid at time of sale,
By the Court, E. A. MERRICK, Clerk O. C,
JOSEPH C. CURRY, Administrator d. b. a. e. t, a.
• JAMES A. FREEMAN,' Auctioneer,
no27des 12 , Store, 422 Walnut street.
faORPHANS' COURT SALE.—ESTATE OF JO.
henna Scherb, deceased. James A. Freeman
Auctiong_er.. • Three-story Brick Dwelling,NO, 733
West street, Fifteenth Ward. Under ‘authority of the:
Orphans' Court for the City and County ' f Philadelphia,
on Wednesday, December 18, 1867, at 12 o'clock, noon,
.will be sold st public sale, at the Philadelphia S_.
change. the i °Rowing described real estate, late the pro. perty of Johanna Scheib, deed, ATI that' certain three."
story brick messuage and lot of around situate on the
east side of Wet street, at the distanc e , of ' 479 feet, 53 , 1
inches north of CoateLet t eet,l NO. 7a3), in the , Fifteenth
Nerd of the city; containingln, front on West• etreet, 15
feet and in depth 73feet 10 inches to a 4 feet alley. Sub
ject to a'tnorte.rtee of $BlO, and interest theraonehtee 30th
Sep_ ,_._trn3ber. 1857_, ' Occupancy seithithedeef..,,
egar - t3lOO to be paid nt tt e time of sale.
n e n
By the Court,F, A. MERRICK. Cle k O. C.
BeImAItATIASERMEYEtt 'Ad btret ix.
, ' . JAMES A. FRE6SIA cAuctionser.
'n037,de15,12 ' ~, ~.. Store . Walnut street._
'
m 0,.. 'PUBLIC BALE JAMES ' A. • FilllEllAlsl. AUG.
tioneer-Valuable Factory. Building Dwelling and
glob Nos:: 1617 and , 1619: lklarth, 'Fifth street. On
Wedneaday,
DecPecember*. Ig7Ati.llVo'clock. noon, will be
• cold at mimic Halo, at the4ltladelphla Exchange. the
followleg described real eattite, viz : All that valuable lot
of ground. with , the •thre(mstorY' brick factory. onemtltry
blockandrh.shop, frame' stable , and. genteel threeatory
brick. dwelling. ,hoeso; with ,twoatory back bullaiuga,
thergen erected, eituate on,T the oast side of Fifth street.
• 120 Met OK inches - Mirth a Oxford street, in" the Nine.
, teetith Ward 'Of the e1t9440 feet front on Fifth street. and
• ill a t 11 11 At light angles therewith on the aouth line Lid feet
a incline. jinn; On the north line 145 feat 6J inches. Tho
a oxe is at ety Valttable, property for a manufacturer;
now used as a carriage factory.
Itir $2OO to be paid at time effete.
• . ' ' - :: tJAMES A. FICEEMAN, Auctioneer.
n027,de11,12 ' Store 422 Walnut !street.
for the
. OltPll Si COURT SALE.-ESTATE OF ANN
5,1 4. N
1 1. c.;(7 deed.-James A. Freeman. Auctioneer.-
Gsnte t. Meade* . ihick 'a welling, No. 1689 Race
Weak IJn r A uthority of chit Orphane Court
City'Anil c' intyof Philadelphia, on Wednesday: Deem.
her 18, 1667.4tt1'c10A. i r,, rwill be sold at public sale,
at the ,Xllllll, - di *lige. the following described
real akid; late the 9 rty ofA Atm B. Cellinolibt4l.:
All that certain three story brick dwelling, with doublo
twdatory brick, pack buildings, and the let crtgrountl,
situate (M the,eorth side of Race street, at the distance of
127 feet eaativcril from Seventeenth street, in the Tenth
W.ol' matt* . i containing id froalilB feet., and in depth
lin pct to Spring street. CW - Cleaf of iticumbrance.
,rgrg2oo robe pabl.atOpAretet.saigt.. i i . •
'll9 the e.ourt, . GEORGE„I'T P.j It_ !li V IE: Clerk 0. C.
W. IIUN'rER, Executor'
. • • 4 JAMES A. FREEMAN Auctioneer,
• n0970c6 IS • • , Store, 422 Walnut atroot.
" t-7 1,..X.E011TORil v ..14tSOli f 1 ~ : 41X--EST4v4q ,
lcMary "'Arm theltb; deco ', sties A. , lere
Auctioneer. J)wedlispg ".14:1111 Lebanon and 81
Idontcalm •streeto Nadel/ yt 'oritari v ktjung,d t o the win
44.
of the late Mary,"4l4o '...1 , ” 'di - Oa .ennOlita.Y.D oo . l B.
RV. at 12 b'dlOck. n , , ~'; n , Midi public: awe, with.
out rusemiliti . • 1 '.l , 70 ohaUgathefoilesfing do.
ectrbed real eat /., • • I 1 , ict cintain a atort nrtelthoiltat
(containing grooms 1W itJand lot of ground,sitit:
Mc fax the eallk/In t Oka dat4L i tfilliirdWard of
ate clty;.coltrai in tiff et and in . nth 88 feet
tpllitOtetalAre 'o:bleb, COMMA' ~ literi .britd4
osi am. . Roots ~,,,_. .. ........*a : ~1 ,7 1:, , ,. f, ii n ' ,k.
ofipt t elfy i , (4 1 .ge , : . ' i; .''' v. !!',
t s 1,,..a 4 „.,L. ~
Le a l el 44, s P , Ato . likouopeero!,-
P,il 1111 eatil ‘tiderix:v 4 .i. rlifall . aid atoot,;.i'l
4',:. 4.0: : . ,zow:rtl: , ...voZtorkd W.: ;fit icilt.'l.VA,
SEAL VOSTATE AAIMEN•
it, v.. 1 Dann' COURT' BALE.— EgrATI. OF east
nel P. Trumintileasased. James. , A. 'Fret:Man,
" Auctioneer. Value Iloperty, Swanson at °wee.
gecond Ward: tinder ant o f of the °Oblate Oeurt for
the (;ity and libunty of Phil elEbits. On 'TtieedV: Dec
18, 1867, at 11 o'clock. nobs, win be sold at pli m ma i
at the Philadelphia , Exchange, th e following, d
real catate, late the property ; of Samuel F. Truro nil. de. ,
ceased.: blo; I.—The one equal undivided third , palTref
ail Met cettein brick manage gar tenement. AM& mdtg , •
out butldhage, and lot or piece of ground. , Minute on tiur ,
wept side ot Swanson Bt. between finriatian and Wash- ;
1n tan streets, in the late District of floriMwal&nOnr , eftft •
of P iladelphla; containing In front or breadM_ On tlZ,'"
paid wonson street 81 feet '4 , Inched, and *nu 1410.1h1
don 1 40 feet, be the game more or leer, Donadegre.
maul. y the liwede's ethirch Burial thnthdo anid i
t.lo paid Bwanaon street, and noutirgurd and
ground now orlate of William M. 8p dicer' '; '
im the free and common use and privilege of &earwig -
/and hid 'non the river Delaware:Millie a eatialfe it font
wide alley. the continuation of said landing left , oftlit. , •
.
the use of the paid Owners and occupiers of Medi M_,..,5 ,
Mt:a:Dag laid down on a plettaceOrnnarnit a C. O "
orreturn of partition In the cage 0 Dettatifen.
Denpls, remelnleg filed ha the •ofn e e of ppannnotaryt of,
Fh~s, muGourtfortLeE , D~of PennsglvaalasLP~flad4l.;
. ,
Nix 2--The one equal undivided third part) in, all - that ,
certain let of pound situate on the west side toidwaror ,
son streegiretween %Christian and Washingtonetreete..
inthat_part of the city_ of Philadelphia heretofore kegmln ,
as the District of Southwark. Be:inning, at rsr eetnerin'
the junction of the watt line of SW4lllBOtl street:and axes. ,
Min 5 feet wide alley.rthereontinnation of the lending ha •
i. comma l o ft even :Or the aye of the owners and °tennis:no .
,
of land boundintithereoVil theme extending' along the,
north Fide of the raid 5 feet wide, alley. north. 86' leg.
wen. 9 feet 8 inches to a point Ithersce atMalohenmthi
side of the said 5 feet wide - a lle y N. 78 deg,min, W.
to a point, ' being a corner of other ground lat e.
_ve•nted
by Archibald Robertson and Wife, arid Daniel itelnguer '
to raid Palmer, Crayeraft and ...Trumbull; thence by., tile
said ground northward 26 (eet 8h inches , to a coiner of
their other ground; thence northeietWardlYbY the same.'
• ground 146 Motto A point Willa Weld nee ~ ( 1., the., sot ,'
Swaneon street, and thence southweetwanitlyforig the , ;
earns 8e feet to the place of beginning. _Wi 'the frees(, iInd,COMMOU non andWallege :of th e sa i d , feefellfides
alley leading into ttwaneonfrt. 1.... A . ., '. ,__ki,,...„„ r „.
120.11.—A10, the equat end deithire flirt stk, 4Pas t
certain lotef ground situat on , 0 yes aide et, o. 9 °'
street. between Christian and Washington streetnitt - -
port of the city of ; Philadelphia heretofore known ae,
District of Bouthwark, , Reginninget , 11 Mint in* :
3
line of said Chinch *treat. at the distance of/214 ~1 4
inches northward from the N. E. comer of eriid, „ :?
and Washinetonstruta, being a corner of gnawed newer,
late of Joseph_ o..,_Snowdon; thence northward aiong:tbe
east side of ea i d (harsh otreetls teel.siX inefies s in .-.
an alley 2 feet wide to be left, open,. extending in P
....,
62 feet from the said:Church etreet,_• Werke oath - ~
along the north aide of Said alley and hY. - othe_,r land P .
SA
Archibald Robertson and wife and Daniel. Mc tire,. till ''..
feet ,to the reiddie ref another, R. feet wide - y to_ be ~.
left open and ,to -. communicate with , 0 - Mat
mentioned, 2 feet wide , alley thence
;
middle of said • alley and. paralle l with ,Church •atree
northward 47 feet, to the, head, of raid last nientione ,
..
alley.; thence , eutword byground , devised to ..John,:
Fisher, 80 feet, a corner of said Fishers ground; t hence 4
by, the Marne g.roundnorthWard 35 feetti inches; to grbeihr, .
formerly of this Swedes. Church; thence by the sante".
Southeutwardly M feet 43 Inches to a corner; thencg
partly by the sanur ground, partly by other ground of J.
Palmer. B. Illeayeraft and it. T. Trumbull, and partly by
other ground of Archibald Robertron =dß:sr:lel Mclntire.
lea feet 436 inches to the north line'of a Certain 5 feet wide
*nay. being the continuationof the landing Mee:mon
left open fertile use of the ownera and °car:pieta ef_grotmd
bounding thereon. westward partly. by said a l and--
partly by the gronnd formerly of Joseph 8. Snowdon, $6 ,
feetteinchan to a point in the line of said amend, Ind, -
thence' still along the same northwesterly 66-teet., tr
'I e M T.
Melee to , the place ei beginning, Together with_ the:4r.
use of both the =ova Mentioned 2 feet wide alleys. art end
for parsage-ways and watercourses into; and from the •'.
mid Church area', in common with the ownere, tenants '
and occupiers of the ground bounding thereon, at all Dem,
hereafter foreVer, rind with the - privilege of building over
the said alley. .
No, 4.—Alsothe equalundivided third part in all that'
three-story brick .meesuage or tenement and lot of ground
on the east side of Otsego street (We Church street), be, --;
tween Waahington avenue and Christian etreef e. 945) t
containing in front 15feet 6 Inches, and in de thence
extending east on the north line at right angles feet 10X
inches; thence seethe° Fterly 4 feet inch; thence can ' t'
'
20 feet 1
inches =Laney.; thence s O tsego-streetame 15
feet 83d thence 'west 60 feet to thence
north along the Seine 15 feet 6 inches to the place of be-
ginning. - .
NO. S--Also the equal undivided thirdpart in: all that'
threestory prick house and' let of ground adjoining the •
tart described, on the east side of Otsego street (No. 947): ,
containing in front 15 feet 6 inches, and in depth 6Q feet to' ,
an alley, of which it haa the privilege. .
No. 8 - --Also , the equal undivided third part in-all that • '
twestory brick boos) and Int , of ground on the cast side
of Otsego street (late Chnrch street, No. 89, old =ether).
in the late district of Southwark; now the city of Phila.
delphia ; containing 12 feet 4)f inches on °trews airete,, ,
and extending east between parallel lines 103 feet, - Mere',
or less, with the use of the alley on the north.
No. 7.-- . ..A150; the equal =divided third part in all that
certain two-story frame dwelling and lot of ground on a
tlii east aide of °keg° street; containing in ropt 111. feet
2 inches, and extending east of that width 103 feet.
I o. &-. , -Also; the equal =divided third wart tryst! that
twooter, frame dwelling and lot of gronnd olr art., e
aide of tsege street: containbsgin front 10*2 ekes,
and ex te nding east of that width 103 feet, the tura of
the alley on the eolith. ' ' ' .'
No. P.--Also, the equal undiVided third part in all that
two-story brick hours -and lot-ore-the east side of
(late Church street, old number 41); containing intim:lllE
feet 436 inches', and 'extending eastivardir hetWeen '
parallel liner, or nearly =eh, 103 feet, more. or tear. •
Raretee to be paid at the time of sale.'
By the Court, E. A. MERRICK, Clerk O. C. •
- ~ • B. B. CRAYOROFT, t. Exdautorit. . .
E C. CREEBBROUGII.)
-..- JAMES it. FREEMAN,_Auctioneer.
n 02705,12 • ' . ' ' Store 422 Walnutetreet.
_
ExEc-vrolts., SALE.-ESTATE JOPIX
Carroll, deceits:ed. James A,. Freeman. Auctioneer.
Under authority contained in the will of thalate
John Carroll.- • deceased. on Wednesday,. Deeermber 18.
181 n, atl2 o'eltitit, noon, will be sold at nubile sale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following deebribed o r n
tate,rols.: No. I.—Tavern, Stable, and largo I N . E.
coiner of York , and Second streettn' All that 'tie lot
of ground with the three brick tavern and two.etor y .
frame stable thereon ereete situate ' at the N. E. corner
of Rork and :Second street, in the'-Nineteenth Ward of
the city; containing in front on Second street 110 feet,and -
extending in depth eastwardly of that breadth 104 feet to. ,
Perry street. Subject to a yearly ground rent of ,$66.
No. 2.--Ground rent. S5O. All that certain yearly ground
rent of fiftynaYable by Daniel D. Sehlifer.. , hbf ,
heire and aseigne„ in equal half . yearly payments on
let days of February Austuit,' without dedtletien for
taxes, dm. issuing out of ail that certain lot of ground
the west side of Second street, 60' feet south 'front York 3
street in the 19th Ward of the city; containing in. front:,
on Second street 30 feet, and in depth - westward, 121 feet
Inches, to Philip street.
No. 9,—Ground Rents6o. All that cortaintrearly ground.,
rent of e5O pay a ble by Jenks Black, heirs and awl:4ns. r
in equal ..helf-yearlY pennants on the lint of February
and Au ,6ist,-Without deduction fortaxe4 &c.. Mining Out:'
of all that certain lot mg piece of ground situate On the
west side of Delaware Second street, at the distance of
90 feet south from 'fork street, in the Nineteenth Ward
of the city; containing in trent or breadth on said &Mond
street 20 feet, and extending in length or depth westward
121 feet 9 inches to Philip street.
gar; 8100 to be paid.en each at, tithe of sale. ' •
13y order of F,xecutera.
JAMES A, FItEEMAN„ Audi: Meer,
m0v27.de5,12 • Store 4MI Wahmt street.'
rtt ORPHANS',COURT --
SALE.ESTATE or AMES , .
ii deceased.—Jainee A. Freeman, Anetioneen*
Under authority of the Orphans , . Court for the tiltY
and County of philaad phis, on Wedneeday,.Der..l64B67.att
12 o'clock noon, will be sold at putdic sale, at the Philadel
phia Eachango.tbe following destaibed realesteteißitethe
propm_ty of James deceased; 1.-/tivo.etat
Brick Bouse, he. 4Cri Rash street, bele er Coral:2sth
All that certain twcwdory brick , inessuisge Matt of :
ground. situste on the southwesterly sideont street,
at the distance ef .45 feet southeaitat t efehut (fetal
intoe 25th Ward of the city; con iiifront 15 feet,
and:in depth 61 feet 6 inches to sk&l wide alley laid
out for this and other lots bounding thereon. Subject to
a mortgaee of $7OO. - •
2.—TWO.BtOXY , Brick - Meese; 'NO.--411 Rush street,
' above Frankford Read. All that certain two-story brick
messuage and, lot Of ground Situate on the S. W. side of
Rush street, at the distance , of 691 feet east iromPrank.
ford Road; containing - In front 14 feet and In depth 64 feet.
Subject to a mortgage of 8670. • •
-No. B.—Two.story. Brick House, No. 417 Rush street.
All that certain two.atoly brick messuage and lot of -
ground • situate on the S. W. Bide of Rush street, at the
distancer of est feet east of Frankford Road, in the
Twenty.flith Ward of the city; containing in front 14 Flet
and in alepth 64 feet. Subject to 4410dg/104 l e SRO.
elOO to be' paid at the time of sale. •
•
D 7 the Court B. A. hiERRICK. Clerk O. C..
- EDWARD BUCKLEY, Advise:.
/ JAJLES FREEMAN, Auctioneer. •, •
n 027 . de 612 Store 4f IYaLuut street. .
EXECUT RS' POSITIVE SALE.—E 6 TAT 'OF
:Thomas E. Morrie, deceased :— James Freeman.'
...Auctloneer.—Genteel Ftwellinge Noe. 10)0 and tat
ibfahlhall street,—Ender authority contained in the will:
of the late Tbonuts E. Morrie.' deceased, on Wedn. caw,'
December 18, 1867 at 12 o'clock, noollwill be meta ORD ,
!lie pale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the folio add
scribed real estate, viz : No. I.—Althat certain. nr i .
story brick dwelling; with two-story brick. back h I
and frame kitchen and, bath room attachod.withthe Into
ground,. onthe W. side of Marshall etreist, the ~ .earen..
tieth ard of the city (No. 1010); containing In frt 111 1
feet. including the half of a, 2 feet alley on the Void&
thereof, and extending weetward in depth betweem ,
porabel linee b feet 10 inchee. with the use of the said' 9'
feet alloy
No: 2... The three atory brick dwelling with 'trrhataiz .
brick back building. frame kitchen an bath , house a
tacked, and the let of groond.pliOitting the,tibolry i g i tttO
north; containing in front 18 , feet, including , the of
the 2 feet alley on the south, and extending in do west-
ward between parallel lines 69 foot 10 inchert, with the use'
of the said 2 feet alloy. ‘, . , .
M - Clear of inctunbrannot
it_B — sloo to be paid on each at int) time of nide.
By order of Executors.
JABIES A. FREKBAN. Auctioneer.'
Store, 4:13 Walnut divot.
nal des 12
colllllANtl' , (MET SALE —:-.ESTATD 'OF
hart Melcy L dee'd,—,lames A. b'recman, Auctioneer,...)
Twoatory !dank Dwelling, N 0.4148 Laneaater amine
Twenty.fourth , Ward.--Under authority of. the ,
• Court- for, this , City and County of l'hilinini pi oug,
i Ct
Wednesday, December - 18th, 1867,_at - 12 o'clock. wW
be gold at rtublitruale, et the PhHadelPhle'fte q Ed
I ollowing deperibed real estate. late the PrOcatit ; t
bleley, deeeaged: All that certain two tY OpAr n etil
silage. , with - two•gtory back building' an t ot 4 ft,, , :.,
gitug teen the south w ardly side. of , Lan ai taatrnu
the Twonty•fourth' Ward of the city., at 4 tg1a44,0
feet wot of Rebeeca street i containing ref vitp , e etj
god in depth lee fent to a 4.feat Wider, VT trk„ ,
p
Itobveca 4 troPt into a Sfeet wide alley Ica , Set, ,
street; • with the free nee of ,tha2 add all ' .'" latiFalri
range, hot and cold water, atfi KeY neat door. i: t, , ^',, % ,i'
10. — 11140 to 1)0 . 1) . 0411th°, le of sale. • / ' .
113 , 27 t1 d 7 . P 9 2 urt, -
41 i 1:4 6 EBt2tr : E4 E tx, ' Tiarttar5, '117. 0314 RindiC a.
Attui ..'cui sbutio L tei o t tr.: 4l, l 4 .. ;f :
no . e 6,1 re, 4 . l2l Namutinre• '''
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twin° lame , deroaeeds - t•Jatneit, A. ; ' ,irnl(ulimo, t, L a
" tioneer. 'llree.eiory I , *rame Amide s No. mu
strt..et, EightPenth Ward. Under *nitwit .Ofille• •
phone' Cpurt•for thelliiii, and cant of .
,thophh,
wedno•soor. I?ecouber,lB,l§67, e t t i j .079 , *on, ,
bo rold atpub id eitte,••at• tioi Phi e law' , • . • ii.
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tile* meee•etory - mime' meesuage Oneoi 1 7' . '
k itch .o, oepselperimeed, eltuettl oit Alt? .w r oirli 4 )1: ,
Elm treet (No. 1128), at the distance of @p 119 . , .;,..)„,.-
an i lell roomer tyqut clinnti 0 '''• " • .
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