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MILL OF . THE ATE ~YiVS , -
A NI AGLI I ei*,),,
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The Citifary. ampany,of , Apt!?
1 -14-- .1.-i
An abstract - of the Will, of the lei Janies
i 1 1i,1.1. D., was Published:A.o% - 11unn .3:1 r ,
Asf yesterday. The ~.I t . e ,t,D, , c p, was very precise
in his directiongin regiA to his handsome.
bequest to theiLibrary flifinlpkiny - of Philadeb
i
phiannd the manner of condacting th*aftltirs ,
of Cemp . a.ny.,. We therefore publish the
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113.111n4uuftd:Aut,. ....N • ~. - ..: •
Pc it rememberc ~ That Iviftinfeii Rush, of the
city of Philadelphia, M. D., ao , make this iny
last will,aml . testament, herebyn-revol.ting all;
others by me heretofore niadb r in manner fol
loving—that is to gay,: ~‹„- „„,
I willirfid direct that all my just de its which
itill be found' very„„,fe i
w in number and nsigni
ficant in iiinount,Sball be paid by my eXecntor
• as seen tuSpoSsible
. v'... . .. • 4 ,.,. ,
..lt is triyantention,:by-a cedieil or codicils to .
thia•my will, to give cow, derable.. legacieS,'
annuities - anti devise dial . • tif, pemons, but
asidesire to take soEM time or reflection on
this subject, and as I have made up my mind
is "to the disposition of my residuary . estate
after the payment of these legacies,.annuities
and devises; now,. therefore, 1 do hereby give,
bequeath and dome my. whole estate, real and
personal, legal and equitable, whatsoever and.
Wheresoever the same may beartate my brother
in-lavi,llenry 4. Willian,of theoity of Phila.
41elphiadsis . heirs.and assigns, to be held by
lim.for end Uri .. the following trusts and
purposes, and for a dupen no other use, trust
,
•r purpose' whatev r—that is to say: .
In trust, after paying for, providing for, and,
Otinplying Witt 4141.egacies, annuities, gifts,
bequests and vises, declarations and inter
bons which may be contained and expressed
in any Codicil or codicils to. this, My last will
andlestarnentpwhich -I may hereafter make
(to be signed by me atethe , end thereof),
Whether the same-be formally dranni or not;
to , have and. (hold the 0. le residue and
.amounts of my e ,e,re :;, Crsonal, what
soever and-;whet rA.t --. " See may be, for
the folloWing us 4DCILI 4,01 'VIM , '
- I.
In trusls s pti setup,, , tut . or ase a lot.. of
.
ground not less than- IV -4,. - ..s qu ar e„si ta fa t e
between Fourth and.' Eof tpntip and -Spruce,
and Race streets, in th.l3,'of PhiladelPhia,
.nnd thereon to .erect. a •Ilre-proof building
sufficiently hiige to J acteninibtlate and contain ,
all _the books' of Library Company of
Philadelphia (whose. Tbrary is now at the
corner of Fifth and' Library streets), - and to
. provide for its future extension' according to
plans, '4,li.rections, , e o 'and = specifications
Which . IN- shall .hereafter ' snake
Or ''give;.. but if. 7 I' ,sksouid not make
or leave any. .s. dattsr;directioris or specifica
tion's, then teentivet the same according to his
bestjudgnient, and to the views which I have
erfpressetl to him , . -It L' my .wish that this
building slionleTe-txceedingly substantMl, .
completely tire.-proofe - w hetitit any large, lofty,
' or merely ormunlntal halLsrlecture rooms;'
the interior to be divided'insuch a way
. 4.s to contain-the greatest number of books—to
- be well lighted, and so ar anekas to be of
eviy and convenient ace . ' '„,,,,,d. .
And upon this faotber s 't , '',- - -oze soon as this
i t
building is cot MX a -ready for o.ccupa
tittm,, then in t., I to c •ey the same, with
the lot of grouni . wher iit is erected, unto
I°lle Library CompanolPhiladelphia" afore-
Said,.and -, their snec4.ors i , for. the uses and
purposes .of thefi library, and for no other use
• , 1
eir purpose whatey„er..--',
, Provided, howeveritliat. Wore any such con-,
veyance shall be irnaN4 the said library com
pany, they . shall,eitheeb a alterationin their
.c
charter or in ssam ether ,-= atiafactory to
my, executag. bi ---- iemselves and
tileit'AlleCeSS6l4o 'CON * '' — ii.P..l---citimply
with the felllng4 e ...1 4 , i ,oigtrztion.s, and
any. others, T. • v. h p i 6 % . , pose, unde •
( 7 4.1
- Which they are io) the Ilia . oper , •
all other bequests tan rev' • 4 . rein or re
after. givear to them::'---/ - 4. ' - Ile ,
first--fit the said Lib.r. ,_oci any shall
not . Ist, allow, oree ' .4.7,,tices, public
ora..*:iii, or oral` a dr .si.is or e - "bitions of
'-',. any: :.'nd to..be delivere , given, or to take
dace • 4 - tri) said lot .of grow id, or the Said
: .• ding. nor shall they - cans rallOin or permit•
Utfliii , 1, atimfiw s :4 1 yAtat - 3 93WW
7)__
tare • .ntroits, or punt . - in eon or therein,
moo, iall'iliey use, a ~,,,rik, : i eitiltiy funds
. ,
dyed from me, or ' , A:,n5,.., , will , r codicil
theretO, in proctui.m . or . N. t_ e expenses
of any #ctirfit'ss .L.' i rt. i public ora
tions, or.ot r abalilresses, or.' . sr.l,fre. s sta4hruent
• or suppo oti or 'or di .9.". .:. I-4 IF,ny such
ransen abinet erOor J .lleot,tan, paint
'trigs, 0 iortr.. ' 8 a d :eapecially that of the
.telitato o ,„....„, e sahlilot and in the said build
9,
........,
......, ~,,.., •
, , ~,,,., ~ ~1. ecta foreigil to and inconsistent
„wit thejegin i...e_purposes of a public libra
ryA
nitoWs onlyßif' the preservation, exten
. nr.and free ant). convenient use of such a
- library; without ainfambitiOus or pretentious
displan - Aat it is desired to make provision.
,Se---.gluit all the accounts of the receipts
and expendiriWes.,a the estates aforesaid shall
be kept separate and_,..(listinet from all other
accounts of the saidlibrayvn , ompny, and shall
411, be hen* d -and k4Ar . its the accounts of
"Pie liidtito , rthiehlif the Libraill COilillally
4-41(11;iladqpiti so that- m
anti it ay be always easily
/ AB
an ceamly seertained whether the appliea,„,
tier) of thOse - estates ;anal the i neome derived
therefron...." has'a been )n accordange with the
provisions 0 this nay , will. . .
' And Ifu er will, direct, lnatueath and de
vise tha A' enever the said builtli tin . all have
been con 1 nltst 4 andtrausferred to hi; ' rid id li
brary con any, and the prelimii'.,. e.". - ,- di
-titan; coin IlLd with, then my said' axe i ..or
*Shall asgign tra...r,-atial Con r ,
___,.. _ - to ar
more detaLs a 14Weintinents, cl -- n' n''' 1 - -s and
‘
remainder of ray residuary es 'l.'i- , ,-- , :, -.-- ••out
and expended in the purchase 3, the °lbt- old
the„eotistrueti on of the buil&ine aforesaid, and
in 1.4 e legal and eittinai '' iarges and. ex
po-rises, unto the saidtbr. •., nifipaity, to be
0
held and used by the'i an innaioc,essors,for
the following uses,Thisfs ; lid plarposes:
FirEt—The trust to keep tie whole of tile
real estate granted and conveyed to them by
my executor in good order and repair, and to
make fr,,an time to thiie such additions to the
library building :I‘.o' inay be found nevessary
for fla exteesion and ,reservation.and ‘con
venient use of the: said library and all lidditions
- thereto.
,Second—The , n,rust, after paying all neces
sary taxes, charges, al d expenses incident to
. the aid property. to 'set aside .annually ten
per cent. of the de; net income, to fortll
„cotitingent fund t be invested, and. ;the in
terest added to t e
principal, - which fund, or
so much thereof as may be required, shall be
, applied--
First—To build upon, improve, alter,' awl
renew anyjani s and tenements le•reby devi se d
to the said comm any, so as to increase the in
come derived t i • efroni. -' -
Second—To ma , good said re place any
losses from the faili re of any investments
made or fr 4 the property hereby bequeathed
tor the said co ,any and,
Third—Whenever the said contingent fund
sbalkamount to 930,000, then to pay over and
' ntpplAthe whole surplus beyond the said $30,-
Oto for the general pin•poses to which the in
come of this residuary cstatels herein devised
to be applied.
Third—ln trust to pas' all necessary salaiies
of the likariatu and Ms.:Dish:tants . , and the ex
penses or Mg iidi lig awl preservint books of
the whole library, malting elteitalogues,
and all Charges i 'talent to the care and man
ag..inent. The said library is tube kept open
frotinnine o'clochA. M. until at-or near- sun
- Set, except on sllildll3,{ Mid holidays: '
Fourth—And in trust, after complying with
and fulfilling the provisions, trusts, and pur
poses liereinbetore contained and expressed,
to apply the remainder or surplus of the . said
lietammalincone, or so &IL n .1i lervo 11 1'
t as TIM
'LW. 11 t4A'SKIF*N' Of (11:Sill'ab144,10 the 'a . ' Y
.extitisi(nt 9f the said libiliry
11(' Z se •""
.. . , lint I direct that no t_Lorti;; ' f my real es
. tate
,aduresaid shall be -4`11141 by 3l that ()
library 4:0111-
Two tor to yoltre4 '011:r my death, nor then,
unless itke;an.n,littely' neeessary for the •
.
ilws 01 . 1 : e li ( it: ,r t i t \ T ,, v , : irr i ,: i.; , . y m 14001116 ill7;i l ln uI i ;
sheahl
Attleam the Said sales as .11; and.
ill
11') cause,
cree
~ i ;. 1 . 1 ~,
L i t . sanctiolied by a ide
....,c. of tile.
‘.s lJp . ‘,„.. as . k;,p, i„t. or a ee art of EqUitv,
vitri 4 1 " a" lit.t.i.ce„.tl,. -. .alts are not, in co i
,o,B,,,,,,,tioli.4ink:oeroritrthia ui 'l' '''''''
•, ~ .&pd in ;stern? ellab eu , Y - ' - --W 1 .1
, ~.. , . 3, , Y ete.:.-ntoeti.) carry
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.
mt.4,,lie_dirA3CtionS,D 4hifiAny...willj,herejVtu7.
thorize and cave**, huiiVgrant, bargain ant ;.
sell :Any part or .pa o f a‘r . ealestate,..at pnV v .
. lie, pm-ate sale',l -an 4 ricer or. considet*
40141tithlany restk t ilot*:, ehiarlAtiotuteove
-3
,„ou, o„.,...iniid.4i.__. , for : :f 2 „easli or ‘,o#:, credit,
taldft seCuritr:.on , 0 preMPes for the , balance
of We piireha4o.mOn ys; or' to Nit °in - 'o Ind
rentiMiortgatie,,e ,
~ angO,Or nigce 'Pg. ;.osll
Of the sapie;:nr any oxyart.4!:.thekn )1' .dd •
fOefil, exeente, Witt ttelt*erull deklie olts_l l ,,,
$
meats, InOrtgage.sassiiranceg, o r Alder it Str'
ments, necessar y for the purpe; SAfore.said,
without` any obligation on thA rir - elniqvrb
purchasers to sect to or be responsible fos„ th
application .of the purchase intuit& or other
consideration; or,,tbr the propriety of fikil'efier
cise of this power.
' And Ifni - tiler will,desire and - direet that all in
yestmentsiif any should be &ado by my execu
tor, and all tric;e which may atonzs,,,titm: here
after be made by the said library company
•
from-the principal cg income tlf my said estate,
slyalliaelirgyoundrenti or ofh7r.real -estate in
the State o f Fentisyli bonds 'or in:
Mortgages upon PrOperty Within the said State, •
iir in •-loans of the Stud State; or or - the':Uuir
StateS; Mid, lastly; I hereby -appoint 'any
brother-in,laW, Henry J. Williams, of the city.
of Philadelphia, execntorof rag ; hwt, will and,
testamezt.
In 'witness Whereof I hav e hereunto set my
band and seal this 26th day of February, A.
D. 1860.. • - . J'atfEs Rusts..
Witnesses—Wm:l% Judson, H. Farmer, It. S.
,Hunter, .1. S. Farmer.
Oeteber 16 3 1865.
Be it /Remembered; That I, James RuSh, of the
city of Philadelphia, M. D., do make this
codicil to my hist will and testament, dated
the, twehty-sikth day of February, A. D.
eighteen hundred and 'Sixty - (18430), b ni the
Manner following—that is to say:
Whereas, By my said last will and testament,
I hare provided that the bequests 'and devises
to the. Library Company of Philadelphia are
t0,,,,be held under the conditiohS and. restric-
Slunk therein contained, and any others which
rmight thereafter impeSehow, therefore,in
accwalance with and in exee ii of that pro
vision, I add and impose the fellow - lug condi
tiohs, restr* •fions, and directions: ,
.First—One - objeets in giving my resid-
Miry estate for the use of the said libribsccom
pany was to express my respect and regard for
my father-injaw, the late Jacob Ridgway, and
'my affection for and gratitude k to his daiigh
ter,- Plice - be Anne Rush; by-em&tkig to- their
memories a monument which 11:11. ie will, prove
more durable - than any recofd I could pike,
Ot,
and be infinitely more useful to th comuninity.
As it, was from them 1 derived the greater part
of iny, Property; which' (under Special an m • ti
/,
dent manageent of faithtniand trtistm o
agents). - W ;enabled me to devoie; happily, ii '
• undisturbed,the latter part of my life to pursuits
of scientific inquiry, which I have designed t
be more beneficial than the ruore::eoitim I ' en
joy-nicht trf' an ample fortune, iCis,'l.4o, .i, just
and proper that I should thus employ it, the
mote especially as Mrs. Ritsli had led me to
believe , that if she lead survived she would
have applied it to a similar purpose. • Vow, in
order to carry out this intention in iii , pnbli.
and permanent form, I direct my execute& A
have a marble slab, With the following .ai
scription, on a plain ground, with a border o'
• simple mAdding, without anv4hurrou.u.diu2 .
ornaments, placed and maintil on some.-
• appropriate - part of one of the 'mei for 'rooms
of the hWI
eibrary building, in which mf
private - flitarylind other personal effects s,re
/I
to.be reserved: ,
The Ridgway Branch •
of the •
Philadelphia Library.
A monumei to the memory of
i Ridgway,
- I rs. - '
Second.—l
•Trted in the ac
- quired to carry
and codicils, el
' First—That n of the
directors of the ty on 4
of the three le; the
or medic dyer, .
not intended to exclude any of the present
members froth re-election:
Second—That the number of shares in the .
\ library shall be limited to those actually issued
`at the time of my death. But the managers,
allow any respectable person depositing ark]
amonnt and paying'an annual sum to be fixed - 7
by the board of managers to have the free use
of the library, as completely as if they were
sld'eholders.
Third—That the library •shall not connect
i themselves with any other body, corporate or
politic; my residuary estate will form a large
fund for tine use of the library, and I - wish
them to be' free from every inducement to go
beyond what I consider the legitimate objects
of a library company...
Third-1 will. add that lily reasons for choos
ing the Philadelphia Library C.;'ompany for•my
residuary legatee and devisee are because it
has always been conducted quietly and unob
trusively, steadily pursuing the appropriate
objects for which such libraries, are estati
keeping entirely aloof from the excite
ment of politics and other means whereby
public bodies so frequently Seek to obtain an
evanescent and mischievous notoriety, and be
imuse during my early life. • derived' great
pleasure and advantage iron' the usosuf its
books, and from • the readiness and ,4taility,
with which they were always furnished me.
. Fourth—l understand that the -than:igen; of
tlagibrary company have never applied any •
of drfunds todefray the expenses of tip very
simple refreshinents Of which they - ar'e ac
ciistomed to partake at the mOnthly, meetings
of the board, but have, iii Variably paid them
from their own persolial means. I higlrly ap
prove of this course, which T fear is not very
thaud i and in order that their example may-be
followed by their successors, I direct that, no
part of the funds of the Ridgway branch- of
the Philadelphia Library shall ever be used
expended in providing refreshments, lunches .
(so called), feasts, or entertainments for man-•
agers, visitors, shareholders, or for any other'
persons 'irhatever.
do not wish that any work should
he excluded from the library on account 0f , ,1(S
diarence from the ordinary or conventional
~ ( ..qiinions On the subjects of science; govern-
Mem, theology. morals, or medicine; provided
it contains neither ribaldry nor indecency.
Temperate, silicere and intelligent inq ry and
discussion are only to be dreaded by the advo
cates of error. The truth need notfear them ;
nor do I wish the Ridgway Branch of the
Philadelphia Library to be encumbered with
the ephemeral biographies ; • novels.
al • works. of, fiction •or
Me it; newsp:;:pers r or periodicals
'n 'kith form so large a part of the current litr
',Atiirkiliogillie day. The great object, of a pnbli •
library is I - wining' within the reach ntthe
rd adeu valltrie student works which .priVate
(ollections do not and cannot contain t • and
which in no other way could be acceptable to
the pill ilk. Its excellence will depend not
uncut the number .of its voline , be*"
their intrinsic vaiim, and)
to be carried out by the
hope, will never be influent
mon ambition for the mere
urity.
Sisll;,--I give and bequest
my private library, my
rights and papers, and also
Dr. Benjamin Rush (in my
library company, to be ,by 1
room in the new, building.
kept. The books may be ...._
books of the library company, but this room is
not to be opened to gratify idle or. objectless
. •
• curiosity.
'Seven ill'Mil I: di reet - that • - the - building
t() be erected for the Philadelphia Librarc ,
Company under the provisions of my will
shall have a basement story of a height not less
than eight feet six inches, above the level of
ifibf.pavementat its . front, leaving-the height._
of such basement in the rear to depend upon
.e`the grade for 'the drainage of the lot. The
entrance to the front of the story, immediately
above the basement shall be-by-a •broad • lit
of stone steps. Other entninces nifty be
: in Such places and inataer conVeiii ice, or
.
nee situ iiiay require. • • • • .
L; !f the Philadelphia-Library Com
pally-slit-7dd omit or declilbinta acceplf..zny rag'
sidttari- estate on the terms-aud o gy . r
ray codicils contained, or to coj
ply with any of the preliminast!
isial di r4•;;J ti• m
ion thereixi entioneir tlien
Mt devise the whole residue of, my estat
THE DAILY EVENING EIUL
-,
1 lxid-Re • I . , 2N'isoever a d wheresoever the
• Hume. ~ Ay , ‘, e ,pAying ridsecnring all
. an , -
;nilitl
,e„S"'" iefoests, / L and legactesi and devit,..,s
,10 , . ate those to the said library company
t• ,
..,.•. , .or an inture ctoklisitkv,ontair.c4, unto
%Het JAVillisbaS .iny t Zi,'ninysalditulk.
W•il h . eir . catorp ai1..l
.
to f4aralAbal
.
. o . 7 itlistixia ( . oin
trt , •' : .hia . 4ibrary,
at , ,tliffAhlgwa,y
ilettpreg,illationlf, coljth
lii
),L)
.( 6: 46 gsl!..V i v lt i! t l i lf n i e f ( ( i l ..
r art of my estate may
g . e• •new hbrarrhnild-
A z
i • ev ex re and fall
a 0 ill - be ; ply sntli4
V,itiindtB, )ffirp .:Is Of a
1:
A,i: • trykki k t
ti
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the roll 11
T wish tha ,
tli
be spent if
ingSte _
into -:- -Thki
deur' or t
library. .
- Nint/ sm lly
inbeThlrrefo
I have. Rive
-wholetsilig
WiNiaKin
-- i - Al. int ii qratt
first. i _., to
with • lega
devi - !s, Glee
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i. 4
Noy be‘e Mt.
to t e said, ..
mi it.thcre. i
th end titer . ,
n 9; nowitlii
pyovision;l.-
itinblevisA
Tell th—l
- domestic 1. -
tired dollars,
months after
Knee; my fat
annuity or y'
payable hall
ti ue single ;
1 . 3larylet
to be paid to
- .efively r'
el any- (}cat
ec itor at the_
e. ice from
'them Q 40 so,,
'34( • 610 7 !
Cathari e . (,r,
.
\ lv
decea..ed - i .ty.,t.
hunilre 00 r-4, ,t, be :du
L.--s-c o W,_,Wt is-lies. • , 'elV n. a ,_,. . - .;0 .
..6 . ,,t1ft/e—l,give `an's 'O. non li. untF - ',l`l.
Craven, ylk9l / liar -beet ~ '-i - :*kp;&e ' LtD
faithful7lll.,VOt?pf mY 4,--'
I .
.-•,,, 11,/ ". I.l.l.eaeb. of
4.-tiVtl) ~ it.uleces, lit. am i, M aria S.,
Aathri a ie, a d Richard ilr -/ ish I:4ltlr,en of
1
•111) , brother, le, late' . 1 art I ush,.an :m
-inty or year , Sipe of 1 Cc:blind 'ed and sixty
. I .I,rs, to be aid ht f-1 kirl:3 - to each of my
ati, i k
s ll a N ' ..c., :i f itp
I l t r i e o w v s, a -
ch bi o • Li ' a i l i. 3, k ,.s„ hirri m ig ee t e li s e s i o r
i r o ta n t g i , ir as al
( the 3 respectiyel,YBli r let single and un
marriedirwilhout% itii. .ti ..yivor;ilup, . These
several annuities,with ', similar amount
which I -Autended to ha i• %given to their
brother, the late J. Murrl4 . ish, 'make to
gether the sum of • eighteen to red dollars
per .annum, which I. lirtignet for the
children leftb*y my brother,'ltichard Busk
~.ixteenth—.l give and be q neto unto my niece,'
Mrs. Georgrima 'Clark, wife of;
. }ls A. Clark,
Esq., and daughter of my sistef, Mrs. b3mily
Cuth ert, of Lamoraie, Canada East; an an
' suit sryearly- sum of eighteen - 110000 d dot
' lars ii . Itakiskip her half-yearly so long as
~s i . hall corififfMtlie Wife or widow_of her
isent husband. . -
'
-
' ,',..: rthtoentlt---1 give and' beAnitlif f aia omy
neplAw, n
Ma,p
rs r Robert Mai& • • :and t ) my
• .__s .. "Viliry tanule. -.r . • ng,- net -•R o
c"-, ester, Kmit7 . '-Englatid - , ariniuti‘S m mili 3
m
sue hm 4
of nine lred - dollar4.- - eaq, to e mid •
i j - 3
ttl 147 gaid_nepli • half yearly :,.. t mu : 41 ring
his natural. hie,) and to my, sail 1 , eee ro/long .
as she shall continirkisin• le rind - un .... ' ed.
Eighteenth—l , 41.172 • RE betweath unto my
niece ,`Julia., Bid le, Wife of CotAlexaMicr
Birdie, OD it (- . t,.*_,
.., of 'Philadelphia, alai
daughter of- '4 \ ate brotliir•Sani ;I Rush,' an
a nnmty 6V•iffitent hour dol 's,to be paid
to half .., Lady -so long ass e 4 mil continue
r alkwife or 1e ni -. ot her plfdl : ...Jushand.
1 ineteentl . l'
,'flit' beg Wea iin 1 110,,e
-way silver di. --.. s , -'uy, 1) . 4 it.-i tt.'
sz i 'Jo 1,1.
Ilidgwar'i: - • i.•)i. if* in'',...: , - -
Twetiti I , ..--.1 - ; gl-:. and lan. !at 1 , . 8,1 ~ 4ie, jaw
w -
so.. et .. ' ' . ! . 'rel, w•-ne ..•., 'e velkt-, trink
ets, &e., f.* ni7.,4; t . 11-t.Aelid o inyt t lif : to my
except° ,to lit, sp tsediof ttecordim, .verhal
direetit its Which I have given him, bit rith;
me any nbligation to aceount to awn), •
Whattiver for them Or any of them, or trot the
disposition thereof. $ '
' .l . ??Ord - Ali the delays of 1 lie law, 'of the
co - iii*Tii . of the lawyers,may prevent me from.,
disposing in toy lifetime of my share of my
brother; William Bush's estate, in ease I
should not lituve done so in my lifetiine, l give'
'and devise the whole thereof' to inyideee,M.l.
Georgians Clark, daughter of inyilster, 3 , lrt;.
Emily Cuthbert, her heirs, ex e(4-etteirs and ad
ministrators,as a riquunerationt.d4wr mother'ii
share of my mother's estittionyliteli she was
thoughtlessly mid ungenearfaY;deplved.
.TV ni?/-& , cond.---.T. will aud direct hat all
legliey or collateral inheritance taxes c arse,
able upon the Inqtjtests,7t7iteiq and aniu ities,
w
gilt or betwathett by . ny last will and testa
ment,. shall be rte. 14.1 f
.• 1 and out of my resid
uary estate, 3 1 .hat ill the ammities therein
and therOy..,• ~, ii,. I commence from the..
tlay; , /, toy also.AMlatid direet that
all tl • annuitie wif 11,,T. have' given; or may
114 a fter`give t ; :„ '3,lnarried lady,4. all be for
thrhr sole and separate
.itl•te, ' freed from all
debts... obligatioiiS, or control of their re
spective 1 ins - baudtt taut all annuities whfch
I have"griyoi to any fe4nale, married or single,
or wlii(b.l may hereafter give them, shall - be,
payable to them personally, or to their • own
tract' of rebeipt signed. and dated not, more
than three months before the same• ,;ails.
or becomes clue, and shall not be suMeet
to any antietpation, lien, or inetimbrg i ee,
'nor to - aily tranler or assignment by their own
act, or 113.-ithe act oroPeration of law'e or other-
Wise: • And in ease tiny of' the said ,lmale an
.nuita m
nts shall attempt to alien ; anticipate, or
Ineumber, - or assign her anfruity, or muse, or
pjrnait, or Adler, or procure it to be done,
then, and in that ease, I authorize and em-
power my executor, in his discretion to With
hold the seinimnnual payments thereof (which
shalt fall into and become part of my residuary
estate), until the attempted alienation or anti
ciliation, lien or inetimbranee, transfer or as
signment shall be cancelled, released, given up
and amiulfell,. - And I further will and direct
that all - the annuities which I have given, or
'"which I nuiyhereafter give, Shall; upon the
expiratiwof the periods which' hey were re
spectivelY given, fall into and become part...6f
my residuary estate., • • „ -
Twerdy-t4ird-1 direct, nr) eNeentors to dis-•
, pose of the perishable part .iY ftirniture, ll • 1rt.
not to haye any auction- twol _ i a niy
is
:premes. -I-wish it sold . air ii y as; possible,•
4 (
and would prefer a privatesal% e en it' it were
not so product:lire. I also direct. - .. - ,tutor
to keep my'residebee, NtOilbt•M - b v)i t i;;it •tip,et;
for at least two years; unlessli 70%7 4 11. i,sfte of
it at present Sale for a Vice wif.' , r littittit ole
discretion, he may think reas• et ..•4 1 r the.
expkation of that, time he in, tii:s
•, he thily.think , best.k i :, -
Tiventthroilrilt—l havViltiT
to my executor to haV; '`.-
as possible, nitlyvt . any of ,t,,. . ,
nal indkeations of mourning. ',.
_No -turitations are to be sent
h&lre4 Telatioi ', and .:3,,,,SpereidkU
Way be bn 1 1 in Silence. -- If
,will penal ii,. .1 - shoilld -- bo"gl,
maths of the la, Jakob 40:1
1
daughter, \'. , y . , e iv.ifi, '.aii4 . l)i
be reri •
1-:.. ! i new' It ..V: 1
it' s t ar; be pl: : (11
1 ,
Ulthi 7re . 4 tvak - 1.11114. fi
::-. utigs . !l . - ai , simple 1,.
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TIN-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1869.
li oral
klo.f
•
/'
• toi / pa'd
hi natur:
AnAo iss
;1r.4. S. H.
'an'annuity
'dolltivs, to
of them so
all- continue
uldinarry
7 -he said
o'hg a'43
unto MLss
111 Ritchie;
of yearly
paid to her
main single
... .. .
itaelfis intended;, ..their morniment, and „I,
iviiiiitrikiiierainyaiilt7tlf,ltONV 6 VisFgr''t
i t
la 7- interested:,:in tho-.ground in , whiOr iiiiP
I her-in-law is btiried should obtapt to % ii. til , ii`
Movril Ilien ••Adesirp,lbat ria?Witi , .ij' and . cg . s
Viliy-14. 1441 , 1 n the'new I.M . tlirytilding
above fee e 1.. The Irary.-14BK hen be 01%,
4
intim ' t,,' d I degt rto li.SklikAier side. I. 1
; , ';) 4 TicenWiffli,..Arid I Nth
. iiiiywdlland (bleat
thittif OxiyOthe.a,eviiees Orilegateek or laii•L' ,
nuitantalier,eoonunted''shalli,,attilialpf,'4liiim
selves, , er aidc.assist, l 6r eltcontagelother -
Onestion, dispute,. litigate, or object to the
validity or'etfeet of any part or portion of my
Will, or any codicil thereto, or of any gift or
.devise,therein ,inentionedy then, and , in-: that
case, all the clauses in my will or any codicil
,thereto . conferilng.any benefit upon the said
'lerson int' persons aforesaid shall stand and be
.7y,,evolted and annnlled, and the same shall be
p id d and ,' en. Dyer to the said _library coin-
Tank. . ( .... 1 \ ' T . .
TWoitii s6:'o-, 1 1 - tvimts' and Circumstances oc
. ourringA , bin- the lust six year*. have obliged
100
p cl - Orl , canges in my:014.101d I
,Slitm 4 i e iiWerareil. h
that all My testainentary,
di.., - .._ low should have appeared as a com
-1 o whole, instead. of 'being contained . in
grate instruments; but at my age life is pre
.9,1,1)118, and were It have them ;condensed,
'redrawn, and re-executed, the most important
crt of the whole might fall under the„opera,
don of the ill-coneeived, inconvenient, and
miselnevOus law'(resimlting from a narrow sec- ,
•triau spirit),. which voids all gifts to literary..
..o religious institutions made and; interpreted'
w thin a calendar month , rcif the termination of
a testator's life, no matter what-his mental ea-.
niicity may' have' been. To avoid the possi
unity of such a result, I Must let it. stand as 'W
is, and add other provisions as they may occur -
Twoliy-siwenth,-If any annuitant in any codi
cil to IfIV last will named., whose residence is .
in the "Tufted Stales of Amerieit, shall leave
this country a ter my death to remain either
temporarily . . permanently abroad, I will and
direct, that t cir respective annuities shall be
suspended ntil their return; and the several
- half yeatF ' paVinents becoming duo during
their is .cc shall fall - into and become parts
of my r .siduary estate. ,
• Two ?frelghtlfr,l
,liiettire . my, executor to be
allow d a commission of three per cent. upon
,e_, lininistration of my estate; and, in the
0. of lie deatb• of my, brother-in-law, _Henry
r %...T WU p ains,whom I have named as my execit
'or iti iy last- will, either befli2e or after me, I
nominate and appoint Colonel Alexander Bid
dle and Thomas Critycjiltp - ho my executors in
his room. They afernWhowever, to assume'
the executorship, or be ' 'qualified ',therefor,
until after his .death, resignation, or refusal to
act. .' !. , ',.. • •,,,, t.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set, my
Band and :seal • this 16111 day of May, Anno
r o hal , 184)6. - _ • JAMES RUSH. tSeall
Si mil, sealed; publifffied, and, declared by
1 )r. : i
amesilushabove-named,as and for a co
n
t ' 11 to his last will and testament,in our pres
eact,,' diO, in his
. iresence and in presence of
eaCti,ot4er,. at his request, have affixed our
names as ;ultnesses.thereto.
n •
J. S. FAaitiit, . ItICHARD S.-HUN - THU..
• May 16;1866- May 16,1866.
.
Be it remembered' that I, .Tames. Rush, 4of the
City of Philadelphia ; 331.1)., do make this ad
ditional codicil to My last will and _ usda
intuit, dated:the 2.fith day.Of February, A. I).
(1860) eighteen bandied and sixty, in man
ner following—that is to say:
l'il have givefi and devised the greater
part of my estate to my executor for the pur
pose of erecting; ]for the Library. Company of
PhiladelphiTatuilding not only large enough
to contarn4lieir present bociks, hut also their
probable increase for.years' to come. Now; as
I do not desire that the library company shall
hayh an : income . greater than is
required to, provide for the legiti
mate (note. competing) increase of the library
and: other current expenses (not to be so large
'ait to invite extravagance and waste), for which
purposes the sums to be set apart to secure the
legacies and annuities given by my said will
and testament will be sufficient, I hereby
authorize and direct my said executor to ex
pend the. Whole remainder of My'estate in the.
purchase , of a lot and the ereetion—nf the li,
hrary bffilding, construction of book cases,
&b. ! leaving thasaid company only an income
sufheient to defray the ordinary and strictly
• dirmonriUte eiNtiellSe.S'of find' :i., i Lis, i ten. Li.
• - i 1invc , ..1;6...,.....,-.1 .3,..../, large annual incomes
in:comaate -bodies almost: invariably lead 'ta
waken] exiyaviignimeraiiniailse Ilii; instita
ti oils ta become the prey of schemers, who,
tinder the specious cloak of liberalitY ' or of
being what is called public-spirited citizens,
have.no heSitation.in spending the money of
other people, btorder, to gratify their own
,vanity. or promote their private interests. Such
persMlS pass so much-of their (time in the dis
tractitotof change from one place of popular
importance to another, that they lutve no op
port-unity for oltervation and reflection,to pun
intellect enough to comprehend the purpose of
hooks of knowledge, and therefore can be, of
no service, but rather the means of disturbing
the quiet duties 'of a public library. Let them
• find instruction in its Volumes with thankful
ness and modesty; yet beware of admitting
,thein.to even a part of its government,or they
will lit sure, unless the Managers are wise and
watchinl, - : tfy stone manomvre to direct the
whole. -They are consequential spendthrifts,
who; under the plea of patriotic improvenfent
and of Ornamenting a city, misapply govern
, Ment taxes and -embarrass the funds of scien
_ fifty literary,and Charitable as well as moneyed
institutiOns. over whielt ' by poPtilar artifice,
e t -g
tboy havaincel a control. As a contlition;
therefore,..of toy will, let the managers and
contributors join to f•keltide all such persons
"from the direction of the library compaay. It
is from the quiet, tmotaentati ous, and disinter
ested Character of its directors, and of their
management; that I have drawn taro' motives
which i minced the, to choose the Philadelphia
.Library Company as the heir to my estatmand
I' would add a ye,ry influential consideration,
that, Baying always conducted its affairs with
bblidence And foresight; it has never by living
beyond its Means, in collecting more .books
than it bIIS lot for; been brought to the dis
gracefid paitper condition of those instil - 1 iii Ons
which are constantly begging for thonsands
'mid drawing apon:the public parse by fails
and , lotteries,_ in order to erect sPlendid
buildings or lit pay debts rashly and inconside-
Aitely incurred. : _,
Second—l bayeln'inywill limited the extent
_Utile lot to bejturehased for the library build
ing, as well a5 ,. 41.0 locality, but :LS I desire that
it_ n sliall have not only strength, durability, and
accomni6flation; but alse be of sufficient
ittagnitade ter any future Or •contingent, but
not, an and ntiOus or coamteting, increase of the
library,. and In ordet• to Tirevent, if passible, its
being torn doWn in twenty years and the lot
sold.at a specidative profit to suit the hyper
. hole of the - times, .1 authorize and allow
• ply' executor, under a broad anti
thoughtful foresight, to increase the size of
' the lot and select any situation lie may deem
most expedient, without regard to any pro
vision law Will or codicils. I know that an
..ostentatious library, to.keep up . with the pro
gress of, our country, collecting too many
beaks' may be like an avaricious man who ac
cumulates: money: to the 'ruin of both his
modefity and his intellect. • But .1 have a for
lora hope that.the mind may yet be improved
beyond :even a patronage or even a toleration
Of those crowds of graver or more puerile fie
ill:Mists. who fatale:id the idle, and of those
garbling compilers who overlook or corrupt
the truth effidler and more useful works by
purloining from 'their pages,. in attempting to
abbreviate andreuder them popular for their
aWn advantage. .' • . . .
Third+-Ilaye given the copyrights of all my
works tathe. library emiipany, and I will and
direct.that they t4Nlill) for the next half century;
iitibliSlt ' every ' teit -- 3 . mats - (tuad. earlier and
-oftener if called for) an edition of tiVehundred
i copies of any or All Of them; so that they shall
always have On hand a windier sufficient to
supply any. denunid which may be made for
- any - nuniber - of them, at a'price - not - exceeding
the cost of °publication. I leave additions and
corrections /tithe printer's Copies, preparatory
. ..to a. , salifietitteht edition, which I imperatively
reffitirato beitublished exile-Ryas theyare left.
:The ,originalparts of them lithe been written
foithkitassistaucco'ind, I Wish to be, alone re-
SpOnsibielOr all the faults Of thoaglit; diviSiOn,
deli niti Or ILT.ESt:Aqt4 , 11 - &•ol;iiist cN)i'M;te<C- or
'i ' ''' I.' • 1 't
•tiography,,,aa . consu er i . . .''' : ' . • ::
Au :. effitor..Apetimes joins "himself to a
Work bytt, :supposed emendation of it. Let
hini in.:1 ... h00k of his'ovin jtimtly, blame what
be PleaSes'in minn;buttiOt attempt to Ault it
to :any % , fatiire - .:t' 0 and manners. : .khiery
it„..,
!•ctions
private
exter-
•e• to my
Ithat
rtr qafiees
t-the • iti=
ay, -of his
' Bhottlil
[4 whop
ne spot.
Yrllji Idillg,
is library
. .
writing should.have its own times and .man
ifeW:-T-L'et-hll4-iireScrit—itoVtaagyiarrAypu,---
„. aphical errolN; let him stri.. AtontOroye my.
o
-.-..: Bog only When the Wed 74orrects its own
i
.r mdanees, anontasion hthht point,
,*..,
e
ot Important faith's t!,ttlii baCrnoralitY x , e*.eif -
inee'lence and li*atnrp, to to to *Fano the
elikge of errors tktfing them over ,i to °thin*
fitirtorrection. igi ph ~, I:',i i , P.l-:i
0": 7 •rourtl In Order thrinsurtWas. far. ms ax ii
jr
,4rty, pow r, the applit4tloit of the 0n5,' , ."f1e......
vises al 1. bequestswhieh,l havemada for 'tile
Use and benefit iggia,444.try company, in ac
cordance with rib , ' 'whales and 'directions, I
hereby devise, direct, Will and declare that the
.whole and every-part of.my.. estate r -real , and
personal, given or devised for ' the use and
benefit of the said library company, and all
the bookS and furniture purchased by them
with the income and proceeds thereof, shall be
taken and held bythem (whenever the same,
by the provisions of my will, or of any codicil
thereto, shall come into their iiessession, and
-become-Subject-to- their control); :1.4 trustees, -
for the uses, °hied.% trusts, and 'Plitposes in
my said , will, any codicil thereto,
Mentioned and expressed; and if the' said li-!
brary company Shall , in any respect Violate or'
.
. .
omit to comply with any ,of the Provisions ? ,
Conditions,. ordirecting regulations or, re.Stric-.
tionstherem eontained, then I will and direct
that the Pennsylvania Company for,
Insurance
tia a
Liyes . nd'Granting Annuities, . shell ••and
'Jolty (Or if they:Mnit i ,negleet, or' reftise. so to
do, any citizen of the city of Philadelphia) ap
. ply 6 the P i roper courts of this Commonwealth
.to compel the:said library cOmpany to comply
with the provisions of my said will and codicils
,
Or to remove theta from the said trust, and
transfer the . whole real and ' personal,es
tate aforesaid, Including the library building,.
and all the books and furniture belonging to
• the Ritigivay. Branch of the Phibulelpida
Library, uuto the said Pennsylvania Company
for Insurance. on Lives and Granting Armin
tieS, or if they shell neglect or refuse to.acceptr
the trust, to some” other trust company of
Philadelphia, who shall take and hold the
whole of the said estate, real and personal.
library Ifitilili ng, books,m id furniture aforesaid,.
iii trust to collect and reeelVii the whole in-`
conic thereof, and apply the mine to the uses,
objects, end purposes of icy said will and codi
cils ,thereof i permitting, howevery t if in .their
wise -discretion they shall think proper so to
do, lsit ncit'etlieriViae;lhe - `Mid Plalialehihia -
Library Con - many to occupy the library build
ing, and to take charge , of Ale hooks,•&c., of
'the Ridgway Branch thereof; provided they
shall do so under the alwolutc direction and
control of the new trustees, Who shall strictly
supervise and entirely control and direct all
the expenditures of my : estate in relation there
to; aud who may, at, any time, remove them
from the said charge, if the library company
shall not subunit 'and conform to such control
and direction .. . 4 : -...,:,„;,...,,,,,,,.
"Ift/i.---If. at any time Mr: Thomas CriiVini
slitnild take out letters testamentary to my
estate, I.will and direet that the amotuit of the
annuity heretofore given himshall becredited
to my' estate, and, deducted from the. _commis
sions to Whieh he will be by law annually en
titled; anddf,those annual commissions should
not equal the amount of such annuity, it: shall
be -'taken , and considered as full payment
thereof. . .
Mrth—l desire to express still more em
phatically than I have yet done my wish and
direction that the library company shall never
make any efforts to rival. the other libraris of
America or of Europe in the mere number of
of volumes they contain. If the amount of
hooks in. the Philadelphia Library is simply
recorded initS catalogue. it will. be sufficient
for every useful purpose; and . whateVer its
number may be, it need not be held hi the
gloom of discontent at its inferiority to others,
nor in a prideful exultatiofilititssuecess above
thein Let it rest in a Modest contentment
in , the useful quality . • of • its
volumes for the benefit, not, the
amusement alone of the public, nor let it over
an ambitions store of interior printed paper,
flap its tlimsY leaVes, and crow out the high
est number of worthless books of fiction to be
found upon its shelves ; but let it not keep
cushioned seats for time-wasting and lounging
readers, nor places for every-day' novels,
mind-tainting reviews, controversial polities,
seribblings of poetry and prose, biographies of
unknown 1181neli, nor for those teachers of dis
jointed thinking, the daily newspaper%,
r .ra for roleconee, to
silliport,: since such an authority could
....11,13:MprOVetbe authentic date of . event,
In short,.let the managers think only of-the in
trinsic Value of additions to their .shelves; for
I hope (yet fearfully.) that the streams flowing
into the library will he clear, pure and deep,
diffusing healthy, truthful and valuable infor
mation throug.hout the commun4y; and not to
be overborne by a common flood' of contempo
rary literature that may sweep off the firm
foundations of knowledge, and leave no high
places for a useful intellect to rest upon, to ex
tend its bounties, and to he secure.
To as.sist acuomplishing the purposes of
instruction above deebtred; let the contribu
tors strive to elect to the management, if they
can be found, at least one or two persons of
gePerd-knefilexigeonen-4)1-more-thati common
college and high school education, with broad
observation, retleethen and taste, and liberal
thoughts, not sectarian to any of the proles
sionsamr to the gains of t rule and speculation.
but those who have been called "men of good
choice,'! and_ who may_ _have wider _views in
government and selection than are commonly
taken by the conventional and popular charac
ter of most public beneficiarws; recollecting
not only there ik safety in the multitude and
agreerneurof counsel, but that wisduhi, too,
should there be Mini& which will insure safety
in giving the broadest intellect With its widest
compass the opportunity to enlighten, to cau
tion, and to extend tie capacity of those
whose occasions or means or disposition may
have prevented their thinking it necessary to
go beyond the self-sa.tistied character of a ma-
Jority.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set lay
hand and seal,: this eighteenth day of April,
Anno Domini eighteen hundred and sixty
seven,_(lB67).
ISEAr:.] " 3 . .swEs ltusn.
Signed, sealed,. published and thatiart , gt by
the above named Dr: James Rush, as and for
a codicil to his last will and testament, in our
presence, who,in his presence iwesowe
of each at his request, liave hereunto set our
hands as witnesses thereto.
(1. FARMER, April 18, 1867.
R. S. HUNTER, April 18, 1867.
T, jaIRES Rush, do snake thin-codicil to my
lest will and testament, for strong and Sufti
cient reasons : I hereby absolutely revoke all
legacies '
anunities and bequestm given in my
will and teAament, or in, any codicil thereto,
unto Benjamin Rush, son of niy brother Rich
ard Buh, and Robert and :Julia Manners,
ehildien of my sister Mary Manners. ' -
Witness my hand and seal this , twelfth day of
A iril, A. D. 4869. .lAMF.S ItUtiff.
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CharleN Culp, 31ouut Cerupd Pi 0., RdrtifiunPlragd'op') . ,
"White ' "
E. A. liorni,Roading I'. 0.
Ilenry;Weaver, ' " f
•
Sprifigio
Dr. A. !With, )yernersvillo E. 0., Berko county
Cold
Mink; Rine vot ri
114iyertounn Seminary;
'F.- S. Stauffer, Ileyerlowir I'. 0., Berko county.
• r - ' Linz Springs,
Geo. F Greider, Lilly. P. 0., buncuoter county.
Ephrata. Spring's,:
Jolin 'Frederick ,Ephpoit I'. li.,,JrAuwoqitercuu9.tr..;
Perk iOltiell iiridlga
Doris Lougaher, FroClund P, o.e Alentgouiery county •
Proopect Irtirkitee, '
Dr. James Pahnerk Freeland P:S if )tontgomery county.
• Sprlpl,7 Mill '
Jacob H. Drcisch, Conshohocken P. 0., Ifontuomeryco.
Douty noose, . •
Theodor° Rowell, Shamokin, Nurthuinberlaud county.
u”•4•2ut§
LITIZ SPRIN
LANCASTER COUNTY, .PA
Will be reopened Jitne 15 for the'iturnmor, Those
desiring
. a rind and healthy summer resort, with all tho
condfirto of home, will find thege Springo tiliourp.ttoext.
For partleplare tithioms
GEO. T.. °RIDER,
my2B-Ing Proprietor.
STATEt%
. CAPE MAY CITY,NEW JERSEY,
Will be opened for the toquon on SATURDAY, May
2nth. In all first class appointments, equal to anY, aid
yet affording to families all the comforts of a home,—
President Grant expecte to visit Ogre May this seasen,
and will stop nt the "United States."
Addrom AARQN MILLER,
my 27 am Proprietor.
,
CONGRESS HALL, •CA1 1 14.1 :4IA], NEW
Jersey, will rect , lve guests, Tuesday. June let. Fok .
mans address, J. P. ("AKE,
to . 00 th.s.tu.9' Proprietor..
7CiroTits; - triiBgiSriargt47 - ..iic.
-A'SHI'~UIO MILLS
LAWEENCE, 314614
sCOTCH CHEVIGTS„
These goothi are known to the Trade ea ..011gArroTs"
and ••13A NNOUti B URNtS,J O and-stro.t strommet,dittat
ino.t durable woolen fabrien which can be Made, ae it M
itntaw , ible hi.amtze them of eitoittlior any other mate
rial with which the manufacture of wooltuti ha"! iteually
bean c heammed.
WASHINGTON MILLS,
LAWRENCE, MASS
t'IIF.CIUTI4, for sprite; and summer wear,
HANN OCR Itr ItNS, for autumn tool winter
have 10 ru l'olllll/ 1 . 1 . 13111 the hest risadelt %tyke, and mum
fact lard IrrunAlat imported wool, whlch alone can give
the proper effect to Uumt.
At first It woo thous/lit by the parties who contracted
for the goods that they would hetter without the
Ili,linctive mark of the Washington ]fills; but it has
been found that in general appearance and durability
they ere quite 'sobs] to their foridiu pimiut P4* there
fore the largest romtiniersha4e reituested that the regu
bar Waishington ticket should be AU:L.IIVA to every
piece; and in order that purchasers may be protected
front the porelbilltrolhavlng inferior goods sold to them
in garments, under the ozone of the Washington Janie
Cheviot's, the following named parties hereby advertise
to the trade and Public generally, that they haver gltru
th e ',reference to these gouda, and will have thorn (Oil •
stoutly hr Nt.+i• k , A N I) NO INrkiltlOlt CdtADES WILL.
ISE 01:1-ThAtED AS SCIISTITUTES.
* NEW YORK. BOSTON.
Alberto:thy k Co. Whitten. Burkett. 4: Young :
1 '4.llins Plummer A Co. Miner, 114. i ii A.. C o .
- t!tithart .NV hit tot-d A 1.70. C. Nl'. Freeland, I.l , .atrd At.
311111,10 W:lidl . , .4.4 C0..1C011...din
ll...din At , fro.- .: . ' .. : I , CINCINNATI.
Drokiew 11r04. 'Lockwood Brent .4. Co.
ltrooks Hr.,. CHICAGII,
Gen. W. White k Co.. f,,r•i, yield, 114.ntlifrs 4 C 0
nterly White. Whitman A C ALBANY. N. Y.
Co_
_. ~,,,: 1)1%1-4,0 -aft. k Wo
ilmn.
A . Itityiirna. — • ' — I.ITTSIII.JR ( 7 - P '-...;
1 . 1 . A.
Itittdmkorl 1tr.,4 k Co. . Stein Bp..
Kirtland, I.talwork A; Bran • I TROY, N. Y.
m '"' . ' ' I G. V. 6 . : Q . 11.4 , 4*.n;t4011t ..t.
P IiILADELNII.A. Co.
Wlllllll/1111:er A. Itr..wn, - Dore A: Rune.
Can», NVi Ig TT,N. I ',.. i PRON . ! I) ENI !E .R. 1.
'Frier, 31.111 ,, vd .4 Ilan kinfi.Putio.e. 11. heal X t').
Itrook6h.l.l .4 i.rk. ' 1 PORTLAND. ME.
ap 15 th s to :OA Irimilliourne k. Kenr:ail.
'FIRE-PROW - SATES:
CHAMPION SAFES.
Unsuccessful-Burglary,
LETTER 01-' 311:SSI:S. DAVID LOWS
NEW YOUK, .4.pril 10, Vial.
BEUJUNG, FAURE'. SHEILMAN, No.
Bruadw•a's
ENT: On the night of the 224.1 ult. our store,
No. IN) South street, was entered, and a des
perate attempt made by burglars upon one of
your safes in our vomiting-room.
The key to the -ate in which we kept our se
entities was locked inside of Otir tire-proof
book-safe, the doors of which were literally
tut to pieces; from this they obtained the key
to the other safe and (Melted it. Fortu
nately we had one of Your Burglar-Proof
Bankers` Chests inside, iii which atr valuables
were deposited. This they went to work
at with. - a and evidently used
up all their time and tools in vain attempts to
force it. The night was dark and stormy,
and - the fact Oktheir knowing where our key
was kept shows that their plans were well
matured. They tried wedg,ing the door and
body of the Chest, and the faithful sale bear§
evidence of the labor anti skill devoted -to the
work. All was useless, and it is wi th great satis
faction we report that nium opening it we
,found our securities all wife, and can .therefore
tf*ifully indorse the Btirgular-Proof work
fecOrtriticruled b • yon. '
You Will,pletise send the new safe purchased
by us: te ; Otir ; counting-house, and take the
old oneVithow that some safes are kill inanu
factured i‘,'Uithy of the name.
HERRING'S PATENT CRAM I'ION
SAFES, "THE MOST RELIABLE SECU
RITY FROM FIRE NOW KNOWN," 'Manu
factured and sold by " _
FARREL, HERRING &,
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMANi No.
251 Breadway, New York.
HERRING & CO., Chicago. - •
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,N.O.
fe2htthe tfi : ' - • *:
V . S. 130Y.D.
Window Shades, Mattreseeo, Carpets and
ilurtalne, No. 136 North Ninth street, Philadelphia al
ways en hand,
nrniturejepaired and varniohed. • inhl7 3m
JAW: 14 A. TEOENTO.N NEE, CLEMENT A. GEM
'COM, THEOnnILE WEIGIIT,-ERANILL..2.I.E.ALL—
PETEII. MIGHT & SONS,
Importers of earthenware . •
Shipping and Commission Merchants
No. 1111 Walnut street, Philmielphiti:
• __
F lO'l
T 0-N -8 • OF EVERY
.J 'width, from 22 lollies to 76 incites wide all numb .1
Tent •and Awning Puck, raneralliakers Felting. ail
Triliet &C. - .10rni.....EVERmAN,
a' 6 No. MI Chum. h•street, City Stores.
PRIVY 1 . 1 1:1M OWNIUts.
arty rho inily vine° to get 'kir). walla claancad an d
illeinfected. very low A PEYSSON, Juanu.
ctu ri , r of Poudratte , (I oni Hee Hall, Library 'Arad;
:ILLEMOVAL:
- .
E 3I 0 VA L— THE • LONG-ESTA.II
- depot for the pordlinop anti talc) of oecond
litgrnelt l)tgWrx'il tudoa Sal3rlcklultoile•
ti
are for H
. a.le in greet vnriely., .
Moo new Dolan, P.inll, Shutteroi &c.
npl3:4ln. NATILIS W. ELLIS...
DAVID DONS &CO.
A .,...,,,‘1tt
‘ • .ELEWIAlblitIc SIIIIIIIIIAUY.
Dec • ba. reyokell, his _ order, ,sending a
number I iio 'teal 'prpioners fro Cuba to
A SKIRMISH near Cienfuegos, -between
Spunihh regulars and the imurgents, is re
,
.
,
Host.BENJ./Oils' nt
WA was commits
sioned :is a Director of the Union ;Pacific Rail
road yesterday.
THE Irish Disestablishment.billpa.ttited the
British Rotwe of Commons la4t evening, by. a
•• 'vote of Nil ,awes to 247 nays.,.,
Internal ReVennti receipts yesterday,
anitinnted.to s2so' ,000.. For the month of May,
$20,277,70fi, and for the ifscalyear of eleven
Months; $1:1:030;17L:
THE work of examining the old plates and
•
died. of the Treasury Department, preliminary
to their tlestroction;luot been< Commenced in
. 'Washington.
INYolciitivriors bas.been reed red at the State
' Department of the burning of the North
'American'Company's steinner America, at.
a
san Jun del Sur, April IL -•
Tim tourof Ismael Pasha, which is 'to ex
tend over Europe, iii taken for' the yorpose,of,
determining the neutrality of the Suer. CalLa/
to 11/1 Hatiolll4.
7 iii PrOTesTOOT Congres.s met yesterday, at
Worms, and was attended ity over twenty
thousand persons. The- idea, Of a- -united Get ,
man Clitirch was discussed. 's
Wm. A. A N idaisoN, an apparently successful
dry goods dealer in Louisville, Ry.i has made
fui assignment. ills liabilities ttre said to ex
ceed sl,CeO,eoo.
-IN THE case of the Steamship Quaker City.
in New the owners have fied- their
answer, which simply holies tint allegation:t
in the libel that the, ves el , was fitting( out as a
privateer. c•
Locgaintoof:, and Eld
ridge, of the Congressional committee to in
vestigate the charges agai 'lSt Judge •liretteed,
re:whist Montgomery, Alai (ulna, on Saturday
night. Judge Busteed adjourned the court
yesterday, until Wednesday at 12 o'clock.
•, Om; Rey. yesterday tried his violin in the
Coliseum at Boston, awl protionneed the a e .
• coustie tpoilitiesof thehnilding excellent. He
WHY, -dOring the pedbrni , his; own
arrangement (4* "Auld Lang Syne," accont
- Tallied by ;in OreIICSII"4.O.T.I,OOOIIDOXUTOOTITS.
IN lor ease of John D . ...McHenry, convicted
in Few York, on Saturday last, Of perjury, in
makbie false affidavits, de., against Rollins,
Harlan I and , nthew, :st motion is to be made
for an arrest of judgement on motion for anew
trial.
HON. A. CuwrlN, Milli:44er to Russia,
.
yesterday received full and- final instructions
from the State Department, and afterwards,
called at the 'Executive Mansion to take leave
of the President, With whom he had quite a
long conversation on international affairs.
• Governor Curtin, as President of the East
India Telegraph Company, having requested
the Navy nt.partment to extend such aid to
that enterprise as might seem proper, Secre
• airy Boric has. instructed Admiral Rowan,
commanding the United Staters Asiatic Stool
dron, to give full protection, and render alt
assistance within his powtr to the work oflay
. ing the cablw of the above-named company,
and to manifest to the Chinese authorities the
deep interest which this Government heels iu
the bucees.s of 'the - "enterprise. Captain Alex
eander et arias is detailed to prtweed to China,
and give his aid and experience in making the
- preliminary surveys anti soundings.- Minister
Vurtin has anpointed as his perSonal secretary
and diploinaue attache to the legation, Mr.
Robert B. Grain, of Pennsylvania. He will
sail from New. York, accompanied by Mr. Cof
fey, secretary of legation, and Mr. Gratz, un
the lathof June.
Pliilladelphla ittusk Statement.
The foliwning ia ;tileweekly wtan , lnent of the Phila.
4 1•Iphin .11;od„,-.. made up oil - Monday afttruoon. Ithteb
pressetas the following aggregat,s:
Capital I , toek ' 6 16,035.1:41
Imams awl 'Discount:. ~ 52,210X4
Specie.. -. .- -• , . .. . . . kW=
j* , ltue front otherßankos „ 5 dd.4.90
"hie to other Hanka. . . .
.. r-CnIA.SOI
, .fleprodt a 58,221.15
a 'irculation .....' .....„;,..........-....-........:-............ 4 . 10414461
17nitill Stat..,
clearinga ' ''• - " 36,675.T.55
lialancss. - ... ...- ..- - . . ---- ... 3.L43.2.41
— The - trstiairtiiT - airtntrt - Th . o;;:itiit , " condition of the
flanki of Philadelphia ,at Parioue time* during the latt
few montlw
Loan.s. Specie. (Wm/a:ion. Depo.tio.
Jan. 4 .31,716.999 332.4,3 10401.719 31,932.569
11.1.. I 232412.913 ZY).2.72 10.:',13.331 33452.531
31ar. 1...... _ . ... _..52.1 t 't1l 259.031 10.4.V.545 31.0x4.951
Ap•il 3. :30:41 4 . ) ,566 ; 1e3.00 10.6.4.....01; t.V.261.9.1 -
lil ay 3.. . ,....,.....1.510.W.! '..3)1.733 10 .517:313 32 . 463.642
" )0 .51,014,330 270,323 10,6174.34 31.340.413
.. IT—, ...... .52,163300 V 6,07 10414.616 33.30,1 M
"24 52.361.741 - 174,113 04,61a.242 33,470.792
" 111........--52,210.1374 156.2.37 10.61N361 3641415
The folkooftio Ix a Outailod statement of 41.. busin”sa at
iho Plsibs4l.4llla Clearine Ifotos for the past, week, fur
nished by G. .E. Arnold. Ea., 3 1 aa , 414.*r:
4: tar n,-a. 'leant's.
r .ots ,04 03 8364,722 33
51345.237 41 337,970 21
6351463 71 491.519 SO
5.36:,'6.13.. 342144 03
, 3.443.394.1 .37 441.500 37
3.519,011 M 610,177 21
.13 6 . 6-I S- 7 5 5 E13,153,,,i4 )5
Statement of the Antolittant irreasttrer of
the tailed Ilitatea, at Philadelphia.
'rho follow iTI:Lis the' totatetnent of the 'buslue.s At the
01114 r c.f tl;e .- Ai;;lstailf Tri..tr - drer
l'hiladelphia:for the mouth a May. 1.4 J :
Zd 1-11alance , , on hand at tlain date._ .....
Iteveitito during the month. s
'• 31—Account Grneral Trraourv, inclu
ding Cu5t0m5...:...... 61
Office Etttn.4. 33.:Zii as
later...a Fatal
I.ti,buraet 'Fund 52.1.329 59
1)r.•
Payments during the month, viz:
'. 31—Act . ..mitt Gaite r a I
Treasury ' 4'.1\.8118., .Bti9 416 .t.l
l' ost Otlire 154 81
... Interest 982.128 32
llisliurser's m 23,528 97
3,772,619 cf 4
BAlawn at claw of huninenn thin ihiy 85,019,405 43
Truipnrory Loan Drpartmortfor 31,inih of May, 1869.
Nay 1-21iii3saer dor to depositors at this
date 7,000 00
31-12epayment of Deponitorm during
ho mouth.
'3l—ilalancos due depositors at clo?n?
_ business this day
" 31--Freetional Currency redeemed
. ' 'dome the munth.....-. ... . ....... Szti,Su 00
CLARK & EVANS,
No. 630 Chestnut Street.
.OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Jobbing at Manufacturers' Prices.
Retailing at Wholesale Prices.
Gold . Watches,
SilyerVettche•A
Niue Jewelry,
.P4ted
.oeinian ACCOrdeollti,
Splendid Chromes,
Photograph Albtittu,
Family Bibled,
'T,ablo Cu‘tlerY,
'Pocket Cutlery,
'Pocket Bq'oL - e; &c.,
'Honey 101 Y CA, btintrcla*ng your. &oda of
CLARK & EVANS.
aIY23 tfrp
PATENT OFFICES,
N.W. cot. Fourth and-Chestnut,
-:—(Entninci on FOITRTIt-Stri,ot.)
FRANCIS D. PASTORIUS,
Solicitor of Patents.
„ . .
” Patents procured for Inventions in the United States
and Foreign Countries, and all hristness relating to the
name promptly transacted. Call or Head far offender on
,patents. Offices oppit until 9 o'clo& every evening,
inh2o-a hi th lyrp§
- ---TH-WDAJLI-EVENINGI3-UiIttIN , PIIILAIMPHIA,I-111ESDXY, .111N_EA;JfiG9.::
$4,702A41 44
4,090.024 2.1
ti ;9.2 ,065
Sint lottery,
Perfumery,
Suspenders,
Neck Tiev,
Hosiery,
6assimeres;
Iltien Table Covers,
Linen Naapkins,
Limn Handkerchief's,
-Yoolon Tublo Covent
Notionti, dc., &O
INSIJItAIVCE.
STATE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
The following statewent of the condition of the' Com
panyon the Ora day. of January, WA is Pohlialted iu
steoordsnce with an act of Aw4etubly
Capital Stock, nil paid op, . 8200,000 00
ASSETS. r,
Cash on head $14.23 G 2
Cash in National City Batik 3419 84
cash in hands of Agents in 'course of trans
mission 12,697 43
Amount of Loans secured by Bonds and 3fort
gag.es, coriitituting the first lien on Beal
Eetate,jn which there is less than one year's
• itherestdue and owing 84,n6 89
United States Bonds, pur value, fiCki POO,
market - . 6030500
Atuvuu; of Stocks held by the Company as
collateral eecurity fur loans, amount loaned
cm each kiu.l. par asid market value 44,422 22
On .11ontle uu..l3lortgag-s, Ir,•11 secured •...4 : 2..ki tfa
A irtount
Parr Marta. LOCI Ilefl. -'
t Corn. Nut.
lik. stock
land) 1 95 : 000 $16500 $ 6,500 00 -
Phu 4') eh. 3ler. Nut.
Bk. stock (Cleve-
1111)41 4,000 5.000 4.600 00
On 135'eh. Nut. City -
Ilk. rdock (Cleve
land) 13.500 14,550 12.252 78
On tv di. Cleveland
Purer Co. 'dock— aitt 900 700 09 .
On 32 eh. People's • •
Gu Co.vtock.. ±ilD SID 469 44
On 76 eh,Lake Sure-. • ' • •
rior Iron Co.ttock 1 - ,890 1,000 00
On 100 eh. Wi•atern
Cuion Tel. stock. 10.000 3,300 3,000 00
On 'Western. Union • '
T• 1. Londe.— .. .... 900 9.500 9,000 00
01113.S.tioverniu'ut -
bombs. . . .... . ... 7.500 8.110 7.500 00 , •
Inter.-4t on isorlmtmerita due and unpatti-- 2470 00
Accrued inttreet not yet due 8,161 00
Bilk receivable, Starine-pretniunni, etc. 10,786 65
Bert:nue Stamps 25 09
Pert.onal property. °ince, Safe, Furniture,
etc., etc 2,916 01
LIABILITIES.
Amount of losses during the year, adjusted
but nut dn. 89,035 72
Amount reiriiiired to safely reinsure all out
standing, risks 35,700 10
IN COME
Alumni( of rash premiums received .5 1 1 0 9 7 6 59
NoT.E.—All premiums are regarded as cash.
' Only on St tery small amount is credit given
for whorl periods, principally on 'Urine
Amount of premium earned 1143,970 59
Interest receivod from investments 73,3 ii 09
EXPENDITURES.
Amount of
_lonAes paid during the_year...:.. - --5557,561 33
Amount or return premiums paid ortinpaid... • 11,921
Amount of eipensed paid during the year, in
chiding commissions and feed paid to agents
and officers of the Company • '6 .167 Et 3
Amount of taxes paid by the Company 2,215 45
Amount of all other expenses and expentli- .„
lured.-- ..... " '4,22693
Par and market value Of the Company's stock
per dhare
1:11:11ID P. MORGAN, President. ,
J. B. BERLIN, Treasurer.
SEARLES, Secretary.
TILLINGHAST & HILT,
State Agents and-Attorneys,
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA R. R. BUILDING,
No. 409 WALNUT STREET,
myn
th a to
3t§ PIILLADELPHIA.
INSURANCE.
829 • - CII.ARTER PERPETUAL
I FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
:Office--435 and 437 Chestnut Street.
. Assets on asnuary. 1, IB6R,
-sf-Z,4137"7 1 ,372 13.
A'apital
;Aceruisi Surplus
!Premiums
$400,000 00
1,083,523 70
1,193443 43
,
UNSETTLP:I3 CLAIMS' • 111COIE F3 , R 1369,
623 1 71 in 12. .13(94,0041.
.I.,oHes Paid Sinc,e 1.529 Over
' 4 517.") . , 5(30,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
Compam also It , SIICN POliefOß upont the Rents o
kinds of buildings, Ground Rents and Mortgages.
DIRECTORS. •
Alfred Filler,
Thomas Sparks,
Wm. S. Orant.
Thonuis S. Ellis,
.Ginitartni S. Benson,‘
BAKER. President.
ES, Vice President. •
Secretary..
Assistant Secretary.
fell tde3l
3 A 1 fred G. Baker,
Samuel Grant,
, Geo: W. Richards, •
Ir•aar'Lvat, -
Geo. Fallen,
aALFRED (
• GEO. FAL '
5 JAS. W. hicALLISTEIt,
THEODORE M. REGER
MUTUAL SIIKETY • IN ;
,i
tiv.lcANcE COBIPANT. 5.;
ncorporatrdby the Logia I attire of "YeAnArlvalita,lB3s.
Office S. E. corner, of Tiffin) nnl WALNUT Streets,
_ , •
N sunNiveES- •
On While's. Cargo nod Freight to all parts of the world
INLAND 'INSURANCES
On goods' b -river, canal, lake and laud earring° to 'alt
-• • '- • 'ports of the Union.
FIRE INSURAN'CES
On Merchandise generally. on Stores, Dwellings,
!louses, 4c. .
ASSETS OF'TIIE CO3IPAine,
November 1, 19;9.
5900,000 United StatC4 i teeYerCent.Loan,
1.11,000 Milted States I.er Cieut. Loan,
.
IE9I • /36,800 00
20,000 United States Six Per. Cent. Loan •
(for Pacific. Itailroad) ' L 0,0,00 00
200,000 State of I'ennsylvania „Six Per-• •
Vent, Loan ' 211,074„00.-
125,000 City' of Philadelphia - Six Per Cent. "
Loan (exempt from Tax)......... 123,Y34 00
50,020 State of ..hew Jersey x PerCeut.
, Tioast - " • '' 51,500 00
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad..._First
Mortgage Six Percent . londs 20,700 00
2.5,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second
,Mortgage Six Per Ceot. Bonds 24;000,00,
W eistern Pennsylvania Railroad •
s.
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds
(Penna. It. It. guarantee) 20,625 OS
90,000 State of TOllDelitleo Five Per Cent.
L oan, oo
. 7,000 State of Teun6ssee Six Per (kW"' 21 coo,
Loan 15,031 25'
1-5,020 Germantown GasCompany,princi
pal and interest gultrante,Nl by
the City of Philadelphia, 30()
shares stock 150200 00
10.000'Pennsylvanialtailroad Company,
i'.oo ,hares stock_
11,300 00
5,000 North Pennsylvania Itailroad
Company, 100 shares . 3AOO 00
20 000 l'hiladelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship Company, 80 shares
Muck 15,000 00
201.900 Loans on Baud and Mortgage. first
liens on City Properties- ..... • 207,900 00
61,109,900 Par. - Market Value, 81,135425 25
Cost. $1.098.004 %
Beal Estate
96,000 CO
Dills receivable for Insurances
made 322,486 94
balances due at Auencies—rre
natures- on Marine Policies—
Accrued Interest and other -
debts due the Company 40,178 88
Stock and Scrip of sundry Corpo
rations, 63,156 00. Estimated
value.
Cash
Cash In Drawer.
ThomasC. Hand, DIIIEC J T ai ° O It e S s * IL IlleParland,
Y.dward Darlington, William V. Ludwig,
Joseph IH Seal, - 'Jacob P. Jones,
Edmund A.S.:Older, ' Joshua P. Eyre. •
Theoph ilus Paulding, William G„Boulton,
Hugh Craig,. - Henry C. Hallett, Jr.,_
John C. Davis, 'John D. Taylor,
Jnmea C. Hand, Edward Lafourcaoe,
John It: Penmse, Jacob Reigel,
11. Jones Brooke, George W. Bernadou,
Spencer ill'llvaine, 'Wm. G. Houston,
Henry Sloan. - • D. T. Morgan, Pittsburgh
Samuel E. Stokes, John It. Semple, do.,
James Traquair, A. 11. Berger. do.
THOMAS C. HAND. Pirsident.
JOHN C. DAVI S, , Vice Presidunt.
- I . IEN DT LTLBURN, &cretary.
HENRY BALL, Awl Seen/tart'
tiTh COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COM-
A. PA NY.—Office, No. 110 South Fourth street, below
Chestnut.
The Fire Insuinnei+ Company of the County of Phila
delphia.' incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylva
nia in 11519, for indemnity against loss or damage by tire,
esclusively.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This old and reliable institution, with ample capital
and contingent fund carefully invested, continuos to in
sure buildings, furniture, merchandise. &c., either per
manently or for a limited time,, against loss or damage
by tire. at the lowest rates constetent, With the absolute
safety of its customers.
Losses adjusted and wild with all possible despatch.
DIRCTORS .
Chas. 3. Sutter, Andrew IL 'Milky,
Henry Budd. James N. Stone,
John
h orn. Edwin L. Roakirt.
Josepbloore& t Robert V. Massey, Jr.,
George Mecko, Mark Devine.
CRARLLS J. SUTTER, President.
HENRY BUDD,Arice President.
BENJAMIN F. ROLCK LEY, Secretary and Treasurer.
- •
DR
CE NI X INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PIIILA DELPRIA.
INCORPORATED Idate-ULLARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 224 WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange.
Thin Company insures from lossacor damage by
FIRE
on liberal terms, on buildings, merebandiee. furniture,
kc., for limited periods; and permanently on buildings,
by deposit or premium.
The Company hue been in active operation for more
than .sixty years, during which all losses nave Mien
promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS :
John L. Hodge, David Lewis,
— l4l7Brltlishonyv Benjamin Ettirt.7.:
John T. Lewis, Tho '
11. Powers,
Win. S. Grant, . A. 11. :McHenry,
Robert W , Letlinindi Edm nd Catitillon,
D. Clark Wharton, Stun el Wilcox, e
Lawrence Lew is. Jr.. Lewis C. Norris.
JOHN B. WUCHERER, Praddent..
SALMVEL WlLCOS...B..tcretary.
T'
PENNSYLVANIA. FIRE . INSIP
RANCE COMPANY.
—lncorporated lists4.."harter Perpetual.
No. 510 WALNUT street,opposite Independence Square.
This Company, favorably known to the community for
over forty years, continued to• insure:against lose or
damage by lire on Public or Private Buddhists, either
permanently or for a limitelP time. Also on Furniture.
Stocks of Goode, and Merchandise generally, on liberal
ternis.
Their Capital. together with a large Surplus Fund; is
invested in the most careful manlier, which enables them
to offer to the insured an undoubted security in the case
of loss
. .
DIRECTORS. •
Daniel Smith..lr.,
Ale•xeunlcr Thomas Smith,
Isaac linzlehurst, Ilienry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, J. Gillingham Fell,
Daniel Haddock, -Jr.
.
WTI. G. CROWELL, Secretary. apl9-if
VAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO
SY.I CHESTNUT STREET. •
INCORPORATED 7816. CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL, $200,000.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Insures against Loss or Damage by Fire t either by Per.
petual or Temporary Policies
L _ _ DIRECTOIO.
Charles Richardson, — .. , Robert Pearce,
Wm: 11. Maim. , ' John Kessler. Jr.,
Francis N. Buck, • . Edward B. Orne,
Henry Lewis, - Charles Stokes,
Nathan Mlles,• I t John, W: Evertuan,
Il
George A. West, Mordecai tizby,
CHARLES ICILAADSON, Pres ideat,
, • - ' W.D1,11. RHAWN — V, ice-President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. ant tt
Jc it
..
' Vati iig - 14.1t — }T liziiifA - i .',rc i P, 4:531"-
PANIC of PlifiadelPhia.-offich,No. '24 North Fifth
street, near Market street.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania.
Charter perpetual. Capital and Assets. elik,ooo. Make
instirance against Lessor damage by Fire on Public or
Private'Buildings, Furniture, Stocks, Goods and Her ,
cheudise, on favorable terms.
• ' -, - ... • DIRECTORS. Moyer
Wm, - M cDaniel; ' • ' ' Edwar P.o,
Israel Petertion, . Frederick Ladner,
John F. Belsterting, ' ' - Adam 3: m asa , . • - . ,
Henry Troemner,• • Hairy Delany,
Jacob Seliandein; . ,-,‘ ( Christian Elliott,
Frederick Doll, , Christian D. Frick,
Samuel. Miller, - , . • George E. Fort, .• ,
William D. Glirdner.
WILLIAM MuDANIF.L, President.
ISRAEL PETERSON, Vice President!,
.._rupor E. Ce..LENati, Speretary.and Treasurer.
,_
, TTNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCM
V COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA.
. This Company takes risks at the litrest rates consistent
with safety, and Collsllo4 its business excluslyely to
ERIE INSURANCE IN THE CITY OF PHILADEL
- ' • PHIA.
OF FlCEs—tiOr 723 Areh sheet - 'Fourth -liationalllank
Dui/ding. ' •
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Martin,. Henry. W. Brenner,
John Hirat. Albert's
Wm, A. Italia, Henry Bumm,
Jam M ongan, James Woad,
William Glenn, . John Shallerooo, •
Jamoil Janney, - , J. Henry Askin,
_:Alexander T. Dickson, Hugh Mulligan,
Albert 0. Roberta,. Philip Fit r.pairtrk;
James F. Dillon.
CONRA
WM. A. RuaNi Tread.
,i 116.140 03
413 Go
116= Z 3
$1,817,357 80
DA'QISL SMITH, Ja.
Preeidont
WM. /I. VAG EN. SOC'Y
INSURANCE.
The Liverpool e 99 Lon
elO;i & Globe Ins. Co..
<Geis Gold, 81 7,690,390
'44 in the
United States 2 ) 000 ) 000
Daily Receipts over $20,000.00
,Premiums in 1868,
$5,665,075.00
Losses in iB6B, $.11 6 6'2445. 00
No. 6 Merchants' 'Exchange,
-, Philadelphia.
MHE RELIANCE INSURANCE .0014-
AL • PANIC OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated in 18-11. Charter Perpetual.
•
Office, N 0.303 Walnnt street.. •
CAPITAL $300.000. ; '
Tristires against lose or _damage by }IRE; on IfOnnes,
Storm and other Buildings, limited or. perpetual, and on
Furniture, Goode, AVares and Merchandise in town or
country..
'LOSSES PROMPTLY AIPJUSTED AND PATH:
Assets...- • $437,593,32
Firstlnvested in the following Securities,
First M'ortgages on City "Property, well se ,
Cured ,9163,600 01:1
United States Government Loans ' 117,0011 00
Philadelphia City 6 Per Cont. Loans 75,000 00
'Pennsylvania 8,3 A:MAW 6 Per Cent Loan 30,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds First Mortgage 5,000 00
ettllldl.ll and Amboy Railroad Company's 6 Per
Cent ;Loan 6,006 00
Loa' on.culiaterals 500 00
If untingdon and Broad Top 7 Per Cent, Mort
gage Bonds 9,560 00
County Iriro insuranco Company's Stock .1,0.4 00
- Mechanics' 'Bank Stock - 4.00000
Commercialllank of l'ennaylvania Stock 10,000 00
:Union 'Mutual Insurance Company's Stock 360 00
Belianco Insurance Company of Philadelphia
stock • 3.250 00
'Cash in Bank and on hand • 12,256 32
.$ 4 37 , 2 3 32
Worth at Par
Worth tiiiu date at tnctrket.pricts
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. HBO Thomas H. Moore,
William ?dosser, Saniuel Cashier,
• Samuel Biepham, James T. Young,
H. L. Corson, Isaac F. Baker,
Win. Stevenson, Christian J. llotrinau,
Benj. W. Tingley, Samuel B.' Thomas,
Edward Sitor.
THOMAS C. HILL; President.
W.ll. CHUBB. Secretary.
Ytui.enYertaA, February 17,1869. jal•tii th t tf
ATHRACITE INSIIIIANCE COM
zt. PANY.—CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Office, No. 311 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philada.
Will insnap against Loss or Damage by Fire on Build
ings, either perpetually or for &limited time, Household
Furniture and Merchandisegenerally. ;-•
Also. Marine Insurance on Vessels, Cargoes and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DIRECTORS.
• Lewis Audenried,
' John Ketcham,
Ji E. Baum.
John B. 1141, •
Samuel 11. Rothermel.
:USHER, President.:
• DEAN, Vico President.
' • ja22 to th El tf
William Esher,
It. Luther,
John IL Illsekiston,
William F. Dean,
Peter Sieger,
WILLIAM
WILLIAM
W. M. SmiTll, Secretary
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
ZIYA N Y. incorporated 1810. 7 -Charter Perpetual.
N 0.310 WALNUT street, above Third, Philinlelphia.
Having!' large pail-up Capital Stock and Surplus in
vested in sound and available Securities, continue to
insure on dwellings, stores, furniture, merchandise,
teasels in port. and their cargoes. and tither personal
property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS. ,
Thomas It. Claris, - Edmund G.
John Welsh, Charles W. Poultucy,
Patrick Brady, Israel Morris,
John T. Lewis, John P. Wetherill,
:William W. Paul.
THOMAS R. MARIS, President.
, ALBERT C. CRAWVORD, Secretary.
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF
Cr., A PHILADELPHIA, Incorporated March
w • ...
• •
s i 21,1320. Office, No. 31 North Fifth street.
Insure Buildings, Household Furniture
-, "7 and Merchandise generally, from Loss by
- Firo.
Assets Jan. 1,130
TUUSTI ES:
William H . Hamilton, Seinnel Spa rhawk,
Peter AL-Keyser, Charles P. Bower,
John Carrow, . Jesse Lightfoot,
George I. Young. Robert Shoemaker,
Joseph R.Lyndall,— Peter.Armbruster,
Levi P: Coots, M. 11. - Dlekinsiin,
Peter Wi Damson.
WM. 11. HAMILTON, President,
SAMUEL SPARHAViK, Vice President.
WM. - . T. BUTLER, Secretary:
LUMBER.
Taurriber Under Cover,
4413 VATS D •
WATSON & GILLINGHAM,
• • 924_13.ichmond Street. • -
roliTO-/y§ '
MAULE, BROTHER & CO.,
2500' South Street.
1869 --PATTERN MAKERS. Back
PATTERN MAKERS.
CHOICE SELECTION
F
MICHIGAN O CORK PINE
FOR PATTERNS.
1869.'E.MAAV) HEMLOCK. 1~6e7.
LARGE STOOKi'..,,-
1860 . FLpRIDA FLOORING. 1869
FLORIDAFLOORING.
CAROLINA FLOORING.
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING'
A'S'H FLOORING:
WALNUT FLOORING.
IL STEP Vlt D lB69. FLORIDA A. 9.869.
RAIL FLANK.
RAIL PLANK.
1869 * wALKuT
p ealtps AND IIi en
u
WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK.
• WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT PLANK.
ASSORTED
FOR
CABINET MAKERS.
BUILDERS, AC.
1869• • UNERM BER. TAKERS'
D LII
• UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINE.
1869 SEASONED POPLAR. Qac k
SEASONED CHERRY. Vel •
ASH.
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS%
• HICKORY.
1869• CA1,t0L1N A St;iI.IT.LING.I 9taii
LS. IAJU tf
.P
• •
1. 869; CfcMitt SHINGLES..
• 1869.
CYPRESS SHINGLES.
,LARGE ASSORTMENT.
•
NOR SALE LOW.. . •.
1.869. PL P I LUR I iVii i g r Li%T. II. 1_869•
• LATH%
MAULE BROTHER 4: CO..
250' 0 SCUM STREET:
rPHOMAS & PODL, LUMBER, MFR::
chants, No. 1011 S. Fourth street: At their_yard
will be found Walnut, Ash, Poplar, Cherry,. rine, Hem
lock, & - c., &c., at reasonable prices. Give thorn a call.
MARTIN THOMAS,
ELI. S P0I1L: -
T O
CONTRACTORS, LUMBERMEN
_l_ and Ship-builders.—We 'aro now prepared to execute
promptly 'orders for Southern Yellow Pine Timber,
Shipstuji and Lumber. COCHRAN, RUSSELL & CO.;
22 }forth Front street. - inb24 tf
_________ _
ATELLOW -7- PTNE BER.—ORDERS
for cargoes of every description Sawed Lumber exe
cuted-at - abort - notici—guallty Eillhject - to , inspection. -
Apply:to EDW. lI:ROWLEY. 16 South . Wharves. fe6
mlll7-6m
. •' - HEATERS AND STOVES.
THOMAS S . DIXON Sc SONS, _
..
- --- -- Liao Andr wd& Dix - on,
No ~ 1 .324. CHESTNUT Strooti,Th t ßada., -
Upposito United States Dim ,
Manufacturers of • ._.
, - LOW DOWN, , • 1
PARLOR, •
' ' - ' CHAMBER,
. - -
OFFICE
And other GRATES, -
• . For Anthracite,. Bituminotte and Wood Fire;
FURNACES, B
For Warming_Publlc and Private ui
B.F.OISTEBS, V,ENTHATOBS,
Ksn • ' CHIMNEY CAI'S, ' •
k'• • 000KING-RANBES, BATH-BOILERS.
. VIIOLICSALE and RETAIL.
CAN.TON, ttINGEICZ--
Preserved Ginger, in syrup of the celebrated Oily
loong brand; also, Dry Preserved Ginger, in bonen, im
ported and for sale by . JOS. WS
South Dolgware avenuo. • .
; AUCTION igAtLft r .
r mr . ;TH . OM AS & ,, EIGNS t 'AIIVIIIONEBAS,
- Nee. 133 end 141 SouttITRTII etreet.
HALES OrST9OKM AND REAL-ESTATE:
girt p.ublic galee et, the philadelpbta .Exchange. every
4•IIE9ItAY,at 12 o'clock.
low lenrnittirtt, Onleg t)t the Auction. Store -EVERT
THURSDAY.
Olir. Mates at Begidenceg receive egpecial attention.
VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLA
NEOUS BOOK.S. FROM LIBRARIES.
ON. TUESDAY O AFTERNOON,
June 1, nt' 4 o'clock. - • .
Alto. idea Or l'hilailelphin newspeOrs.
Sale No. 1206Wainut street.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND FURNITURE,
Property of It. Irk. Gtntg, goingjo Europe. -
ON.WEDNESDAY MORNMG, •
:June 2, at 10 h'CiOrki at :No.lolo Walnut street, by cata,
logue, the entire elegant Furniture, comprising suit ale •
gaut ebony finish Drawing Room Furniture, green satin
.coverings, elegant Walnut do., green Satin; elegant gilt
,and rosewood ..Tables,jolittf mosaic marbles, elegant
Rosewood Piano; made by tichorruicker, cost 8700 ; rose.
wood Melodeon,:ltandsoMe *teen .cloth and Lace Cut ,
ming, elegant: ages, OrnaMents, Marble statue, Pier
iMirror.ivery elegant ClockdV.@uperior Mall Furniture,
,Dining : Room Furniture; morocco coverings; superior
:::11uffet, large Extension Tables, handsome carved' Oak
Bookcase, elegant China. Dinner and . Dessert Set, Cut
'OlasS, elegant Axminster, Brussels and Other Carpets,
superior Walnut Chamber Furniture, superior ant
:robes, flue Bair and Spring Matresses, Bolsters, and
Pillows, Bedding. , Kitehen Furniture, &e.
Dia y be examined the day previous to the sale, from 10
tu , l O'clock.
Previous to the. tilde of FlirtlitUrh will be Fold, on the
premises, the elegant Thren-idory Residence, with three-.
story back tkuildings, 26 feet front, extending through to
•Lytitial! street. • ,
' Also, if uperior' brick Stablwi—Coach House, south
side of Lyndall street .botwee 'alnut and Locust,nbove
Twelfrladrtet.
1.1.16.....0,6 „.- •
Full parti=trSin lin ills and cot.—
AI O
- ISCELL ~ S BOOKti. FROBI. LIBRARIES,
'ON 'WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
,
June 2. nt 4 o'clock. ' ,
Orphans'• Court -Perernptoiy.Sale On the Premises—Es;
trite of George G.T.eiper, deceased. • .•
VERY VALUABLE - 'REAL ESTATE,
• LEIPERVILLE,
Delaware county, Pennsylvania.
On THURSDAY. June'3.lB69, at 1 o'clock P. If.,
Will be sold at
.public sale,
On the ; Prenih ea,
Valuable Stone Quarry, blansion,..Uottint Mill and
Tenant Rouses. Stone and Frame Factory, ..tc. •
Full pul-ticularsin,cataloguee
.0 . ale at tho Auction Rooms, Nos., la and 1p South
Fourth street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD •FIIINITURE, PIANOS,
• MIRRORS. FIREPROOF 'SAFE, HANDSOME
'VELVET, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, dm.
ON THURSDAY MORNING
June 3, at 9 o'clock,tit the Anctioit Rooms, by catalogue,
a large ti.ssortment of superior Household Ftirniture,
comprising—liandstinte Walnut •Parlor Snft9, tottered
with plush, reps and hair cloth; superior Library and
Din hig Room Furniture. Walnut and Cottage Chamber
Suits, superior Oak Bookcase; 2 Walnut Secretaries and
Bookcases, Wardrobes, Sideboards, ' Etageres.' Exten
sion, Centro Bouquet Tables, fine Hair • lifatreases
and Feather Beds, China and Glassware, large aSsort
meld Office Furniture, Mefrigeratork, • Chandidiem, l
Stoves. Superior Fireproof Safe. made by Farrel ,Sr Her-
King; Sailmakers' Sowing Machine, handsome Velvet,
Brussels and other Curpets,•dtc.
$'454,331'32
. Sale N 0.3509 Baring street West Philculol Lin,.
HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOR, SITTING ROOM.
CHAMBER. ANI/ OAK. DINING ROOM Fujin.
TUBE, WALNUT BOOKCASE,' FINE CARPETS,
&e., Scc
ON _FRIDAY MORNING, •
June 4. nt JO o'clock, at No..3Lo9 , Baring street, between,.
Th4o-fifth 41/111. Thirty-sixth streets, below Bridge at.,
the handsome Furniture, comprising-,Walnut Parlor
Suit. green reps covering; NY alma Bookcase, Oak
Dining Boom 'Furniture, 'Walnut Sitting 'loom and
Chamber Furniture, fine linissels, Ingrain and 'Venetian
Carpets, China, Glassware, Ref rigenttorliitchen Furni
ture, Sc.
May bo examined on the morning of sale at A o'clock.'
flie The Vine street ca'e run within one square of the
place of Hale.
ELEGANT P.RIYATE LIBRARY.
ON . VRIDAV AFTERNOON.
June 4. at 4 o'cliick, at the auction store, the choice Pri
vate Library of Robert H. Gratz, Esq., going abroad.
. -
PRIVATE STOCK OF FINE WINES AND
LIQUORS.
ON SATURDAY,
June 5, et 12 o'clock noon 01 the auction store, the pri
vate stock of Robert 11. Gratz. Esq.. comprising tine old
31a deira, Sherry, Port, Catawba, Catalonia, Hock, San
tactic, Ruin, AV losky ,
Samples ready one hour previous to the gale.
Executor's Special Adjourned 5a1...--Estate of EDWIN'
A: STEM ENS. Esq., dec'il. • • ' .
187 VERY DESIRABLE - mil's . , CAMDEN, N. J. •
• ON 1110NDAA
June 7, at 12 o'clock neon precisely, will be sold ht pub-
He sale. at the Philadelphia Exchange. all. those 187 De
sirable Building Lots, in the city of Camden, N. Jersey,
situate between Mickle, Hamilton, Second and West
streets. late the property of Edwin A. Stevens, Esit.,
dec'd. The lots on Benson street' and north side of
Washington street, between Third and West streets, will,
be sold Subject to the restriction that purchasers shall not
erect other than dwelling' linhses of the class of those
erected within s iA limits, and such as would not be ob
jectionablegood neighborhood.. • ,
T rent. cash at the time of sale; al per cent.
when titleis Mile. say within twenty days;and balance
secured on jortenises by bond and mortgage in four years
or less, at the option of purchaser. Interest 7 par cent.
per
• For full particulars see plan, which may be had at the
auction rooms. . . . •
Sale will commence at 12 o'clock precisely. •
51,406,035 08
BANKRUPT'S SALE-STEEL PLATES
ON TIELTRSDAY MORNING.
June 10, at JO o'clock at the auction store, South Fourth
street. will be sold. without reserve, by order of the As
aignee of John D. Rico. Bankrupt. nineteen Steel Plates.
including George and Martha Wiishingtoni (lay, Web
ger, Lincoln, Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, McClellan > kc.
EXTENSPiE PEREMPTORY SALE,
STOCK . CAF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE
• ON FRIDAY MORNING,
the 18. at 10-oie leek-,-at the auctiOn rooms. Noe. 139 and
141 South Fourth street. by catalogue, a splendid assort
meat of First-class Cabinet Furniture manufactured by
GEO. J. HEN - EELS, expressly for his wareroom sales,
comprishig rosewood Parlor Suits, covered with plush
and other tato materials; Walnut Parlor Suits, with the
finest and most fashionable coveringin elegant Library
Suits, in terry and leather ;'elegant Hall Furniture, very
elegant Walnut and Ebony Chamber Furniture, Walnut
Chamber Suits, elegant Centre and Bouquet Tables,
Boamirood and Walnut Sideboards, various marbles, eta
geres, Fancy Chairs, Sac., all from Mr.llenkels's ware
rooms.
irr This sale will comprise the largest amount of first
class Furniture ever offered at public sale, and will ho
held moor large sale-room, second story. Mr. Henkels
having determiard not to carry the stock over tho sum
mer, purchaSeta , are assured that every article will be
sold without eserve or limitation.
B i--mlll7 & CO., AUCTIONEERS
;••,'•GASII AUCTION ROUSE,
No. 230'1WARK ET street, corner of Bank street.
Cash sdTanced_ori consignments without extra charge
LATUIR I'EREMPTORY SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY DIORNING. •
Jnne2, commencing at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, 1000 lots
wiz.:
Cases and lots of Summer Dry Goods, Domestics, &c.
—ALSO— '
At 11 o'clock :large stock of Ready-made Clothing, com
prising Coats, Pants, Vests. &c .ALS-
Sexertil Stocks of goods from Retail stores.
Particulars hereafter. • -
`SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE OF BONNET AND
TAFFETA/ HANDKER.
CHIEFS. &c.—To Close — a Foreign Account, 011 Follr
Mouths' Credit. by onler of Assignee 4
ON. TH URSDAY G, •
June 3, commeneing at 10% O'clock,
cartons of latest spring and summer styles Bonnet,
and Taffeta Ribbons.
Also. 25 cases of Linen Handkerchiefs, &e.
Also. a line of Embroidered Handkerchiefs. •
Goods arranged on second floor.
Particulars in catalogues.
1869.
rpHOMAS BIRCHSON, AUCTION
.EERS AND COMMISSIAN MERCHANTS,
No.lllo CHESTNUT street.
' Rear entrance No. 1107 Salmon' street.
Household Furniture of every description received
Consnt.
Sales of Furniture at dweliglings men
att .- 6701M to on the meet
reasonable terms.
STOCK OF A FIRST-CLASS GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING STORE.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, ' •
Arlo o'clock, at the Aurtion Store,. No. 1110 Chestnut
street, will be sold the entire Stock of u first-class Glen
tlemors Furnishing Store, comprising a large assort•
merit of fine Shirts, Under Shirts and Drawers, Line.
and Paper ('oilers. Gloves of every variety, Cuffs, Stock
ings, Neck Ties, fine Brushes and•Cembs, Perfumery,
'Jewelry, ,tic...tc.
The goods are all of the best quality, at will he soli
in lots to suit purchasers. . •
Catalogue will be ready on Tuesday. .
MBE PRINCIPAL M ONE Y ESTABLISH
nient—S. E. corner of SIXTH and ItACE.streets.
Money advanced on Merchandise•gentirally--Watchm,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Plate, and on all
articles of value, for any length of time agreed on: '
WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SALE.
Fine Gold Hunting Case, Doubleßottom and Open Face
English. Anwrion and Swiss Patent Lever Watches;
Fine Gold Hunting Case and Open FacoLepine Watches;
Fine Gold Duplex and other Watches; Fine Silver Hunt
ing Case and Open Faco English, American awl Swiss
Patent Lever and Lepino Watches; Double Case English
Quartier and other Watches . Ladles' . Ladles' Fancy Watches;
Diamond - Breastpins; Ft:Mee - Rings; Ear-Rings; Studs;
am.; nue Gold .Chains; Medallions; Bracelets; Scarf
Pine; Breastpins; Finger Rings; Pencil Cases and Jew-
Ory generally. . • • •
FOR SALE-A large and valuablarFirepro - of Chest: -
suitable for a Jeweller ; - cost 8650,
Also, several Lots in South CaMden, Fifth and Chest
•nnt streets. . • _
TAM'ES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
.e 1 • - - 423 WA r.N UT street.
EXECUTORS' SAL&I 15,600 SHARES PIIILADEL,
. •PItI A GAS FIXTIiILES CiIIIVANY• • .
ON WEDNESDAY,
'Suite 9, 1869,at 12 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
by order Of Executors. 15,600 shores stork the Phila. ,
dolphin Gas Fixtures Company' par 810.
ng• •
1 or information relati to-the Cempanii application
eon he made to LAI*: & llONEY,•Attorneys; N0..211
South Fourth street, • .
s EBBS. N 0.505 301fENTstilief , ablvofFiftti.'
SALE OF 110fr08. BltOk S. HATS,
ON WEIINESBAY MORNING; •
-June 2, at in o'cloch, wo , will soil by catalogue , ' ithont
; looo,pnekages of Boots and Shoes, of city 'and .Bastern
make. Also; o 0 eases Hats and Caps, to which the atten—
tion of, City and Country Moroni is call's], , ,
"el D...I I ,4CDEEN 86 CO.,
U. - AUCTIONEERS; •
No. COG MARKET streitt.
BOOT AND . SHOR SAL
it ES
D E
AYVE.ny MONDAY ANIII
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE
[llls and catalogues
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Iroe 232 and2:3llllAßlETigreet.'coriter of Bank, assist„ ;
" 5W41404611, to OH NB. MYERS 400,
LARGE SAL) OF FOItEIGN AND pont - so:Am
I)RY GOODS;
t '4
OIrHUItSDA2 DtOBtiYNG- '
June 3, on four nuMtbecretlit at, 10 otclock E inclablne,
Boles bbinchedanditrown 3Dislins and ;
-do white and scarlet nil wool anddomet'ilannega....“..,),
CANWEI Kentucky and other Jeans, Mtwara' Flann„ 4 :4 ,4 _•"t
do Blue Checks, Ticks,-Denims, Stripes, o;so.Prifie'
do Silecins,orset jeans, Linings. Paddln ; :t ,•ts
- do Manchester and Domestic. Gingham*, Lott 4 i 4 a 4 FiLio
do Satin'ets, Cassimeres t
LINEN GOODS. .
Cases Bltinched' and brown "4:. ! blo Cloths and Anako
do Shirting and Sheeting Linens, Diaper, Napkisia:
det 8U11141114, AlplllllBb, IlleY and Mantles- Linens.
do Crash, , Poylltur; - arid - Inner Drilald
DlElttlli ANT TAILO.US! GOODS: , •, ,
Pieces black and colored all wool and Union,- Clottute
do French Doeskins, Fancy Cassimeres and 00M1LIIMPII.
do Meltons,_,Tricuttr, Silk Dlixtures', Satin de Chines ~.4
do Londonallackitglian Clothaf_blir DrapAPEte, Qo
I'OtESS GOODS, SILKS-AND SHAWLS. Pieces Paris Ilaregcs, Grenadines,. Illo2ambiottes, , Lenatios
'do London black and colored -Idohairs. , Alpacessi
Gumboil's. -
do Lawns, Percales, Pitjues,Helaines, PoPans,l
black and colored Silks, Fancy linking slidWlllst
• Cloaks.
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Full lines L. C. Ildkfa., Balmoral and Hoop BkiAso
Yull lines libsicry anti Gloves, Quilts, While G 0 0( 1 4% '•
Full lines Traveling and Under Shirts And Drawers....,..
Full lines Suspenders, Umbrellas, Parasols, Trimtattillir,
Fans, Sc. • , .•
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LARGE SALE OF WARPETINGS, CANTON
TINOS, OIL CLOVIS, &c. • •
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ON FRIDAY •111.ORNING,.• tt
June 4, at 11--o•clock,'on four months' eneditf
pieces Ingrain, 'Venetian, List, liennh'COttnitO -,1 4L111 7 /4111V ,
CarpetingH. 1000 rolls CanGOßALittingst Oil •Olotku4drn,i..lt,
LARGE sax..OF. FRENCHAND 7 oTßEir,Earitih: ,
•
PEAS DRY GOODS, &c., • •,• ":44
ON MONDAY MORNING; • •
June i, (alp o'clock, on four months' credit..
MARTI.Initc.OTHE'ES,',ATTURR:ifit4K
((Lately Salesmen rapid... Thomas & Sons,/ 4 7
No. 029 CIIESTNUT.. , streat; rear' entrance tromflgria.
• Salo No. =Chestnut street. •• •••, • 1-•
ELEGANT WALNUT PARLOR', Aftlik
DINING ROOM FURNITUItE,' Chickerin'fr
wood • Piano Fort,.; Elegant Plano Forte' , bp'
nuicker, French Plato Mantel and Pierltlirrono,iargin
Fireproof, . Safes, nuule by Lillie, Evans & .Wati a E .
' an Farrel
d & II erring; Finer. Spring_ IlLitresetes;TA •
and Very Superior Electric Machintc,•Haralsotne'Br
gals- and other Carpets. China:and .Glassward, BafreC
Sideboards. Jacquard Doom . _, ,x fte.
' WEDNESDAY' MORNING,: ' • -
.Tune?, at 10 o'clock; at tho auction rooms; by safs/Ottshit,,l
very attractive assortment of handsome limtsehold.Fitn.l
nature, Ae.' • •
Also, one share Point - Breeze Park Assoclation.
Sale No, 9 Ont aii reo.
sumtion...nousmnoLn • FURNITURE.
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
June 3, at 10 o'cloek N0..9V Ontario streetaietweeta
Thirteenth omtl Broad' Ntrvkits: above , Poplar, the entire
HuperiOr Household Fitruiture,. Una Imprtial Carpets,
Fen t her Beds, Matreseett, Kitchen Nxtrniture, &e.
May be Seen early on morning of sale.
ExeCutrix'itle?..lo: .1331:Nortil Mu tit street: .
SUPERIOR' PARLOR -AND . 1 01fAMBER
TURF., 2 FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, HATIDI-1 .
SOME BItUSSELS CARPETS, FEATIIER, 8EDi1,,. -
CIIIN'A AND. GrLASSWARE • ,te.
UN FRIDAY 21111.1tNING.
At 'lO o'clock, n t No: 331Nortli Ninth' Wept, liidruier*_,:
Executrix, by catalogue; the entire Superior BlottiiehOtir
Furniture,
May beexamined early on morning of salo.
A 7. 14-6CI,,ELLAND, .
1219' ettFaTl!l_llT street:,
CONCERT TIALL AUCTION ROOMS..
War entrance on Clover street. , •
Household Furniture iunl Mereliondlse of every desert.;
tion received on Consignroont. 14ClietV of 1r ntufture et
dwellings Offended to on rensonnble terms.
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• Salii tit 4219 Chestnut street: -
SUPERIOR WALNUT • AND • COTTAGE EURNI-
T UNEM
, ATRESSES, WAnnitoAES,BOOKCAIign.
• OFFICE .1./ESKS,-• TABLES. A'r „ .
' ON FitiMAY-MORNING, •
June 4, will bekold. by eatalogue, at the Auction Epolnth.
1219 Chestnut street, commencing nt 10&clock; allargis
assortment of lirst.class Walnut Chamber Suite,. not,
styles t ' , W P
age Suits, arlor and Lining Rooln Furnittriir:
Office Desks, Matresses, Sewing Machines and a lag
ffity
lot of Secondhand Furniture from families declining'
_, . .
housekeeping..
DAVIS & HAW/ VV, AUCTIONENRS
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((Leto with M. Thomas .1( Bons.) • '
Store _NOR. 48 ancI•80 North SlXTlLetreot. •
B
SCOTT. dtt., AUCTIO,NE4A, '
SCOTT'S Aler GALLERY,
lO4OCItESTNti street, Philadei his
PAINTS
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C11.8.A.P PAINTING.-- ' ,
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'lOO lbs of Ute Pl.Colli COMPM4.Og
1/ Gamin) PUNT (N0tig'44121.50)141:1
s
paint ureb
rem! 2,AltAgor,
COST LEAD. address S. BMW, Sesfy.itio.ls9,
N. Valcull I mill E i litilitlaiii
a .13-tu th a 3m
MACHINERY, I ,&C.
CUMBERLAND NAILS'
$4BO PER KEG,
Containing 100 The. tfailst other bratzdS Of
" "Wails $4 60per keg; Bordutan's likulted
Blind , Staples, . s4_ 23. per_ Ibex of 10 Abs.
Staplesv Shatter Hinges, fro= 10 . to - 11
in., complete with fixtures, '73 ets. -- :s
set; 11 . 2 in. Frame Pulleys, 26.0841
in. !Mt eta.. per doz.; Rim Leeks -a
'Knobs 03 per • dozen, at the Cheapi.forki
the.C'ash Hardware and Tool, Store Of
J. B. SHANNON
1009 Market Street.
myfl-. to th ly
VOR BALE-FOR ACCOUNT 'OM
1 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
2 HARRISON STEAM. BOILERS, 37 HORS!
POWER.
ALSO-FITTINGS, COUPLETS.
All of which may be seen at the Aladdin Were/totals
No. 43 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa. •
my2B.l2t§ • ' BRERETON
MER RIAM. sorts, 77. -
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY ~
430 WASHINGTON Avenue, •
MANUFACTURE
STEAM ENGINES—HI and LoW Pressnre, nor/vow,
tal, Vertical, Beam, scillating, Blast and
Ole
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BOILERS--Cylinder, Flue, Tubular, &o. . •
STEAM HAMMERS—Nutouyth and Davy styles, patitvt
all sizes.
CA STINGS—Laam , Dry and,Green Sand, I3rass,
ROOFS—Iron Frames, for covering with Slate 'or 'rot..
TANK S—Of Cast or Wrought iron,for relinerieti,wateve
oil; &e.
GAS MACHINERY—Such as .Retorts Bench Castings,
Holders mid Frames, Purifiers, Coke and 'Charcoal
Barrows, Valves. GOVernors, &c. .
SUGAR 3IACKINERY—Such asl Vacuum Pans snit
Pumps, Defccators, Bono Black Filters, Burners;
Wushers and Elevators, Bag Filters, Sugar and Roma
Black Curs, &c.
Sole manufacturers of the following epecialties:
In Philadelphia and vicinity ,of William 'Wright's Patent
Vuriubb• Cut-off Steam Engine. t •
In the United States, of Weston's Patent Selicealer
in g and Self-balancing Centrifugal Sugandraininglasw
chine.
Glass & Barton's improvement on Aspinwall
Centrifugal.
Burtol's Patent Wrotight-Iron Retortlid. '" •
Strube n's Drill Grinding Rest.
Contractors for the design, erection and fitting up of Bey
fineries for working Sugar or Molasses.
CIOPPER AND YELLOW METAL
Sheutilizig,Nrotier'n Copper NAN, Bolts and Ingot
Copper,.eonstnntly: on hand and for mile' b 7 HENRY_
VINSON .57, CO.. N 0.3.32 South What-vett. '
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.
FRESH FRUIT IN. CANS;
Peaches, Pine Apples, &c.,
Green Corn Tomatoes,
French Peas, Mushrooms;
AsparaguS, &c., &c.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES;
Corner Eleventh and Vine Otreetal
SWEIa OIL.-161) DOZE ;OF ,E34.T841.
outfit?' Olivo oit,er grossly briporrod,fOr Col[lo
, 111
Stint End Grocery, No, 1.13 tiouth Bewail street,'
VRESB: TEACHES IN. BARGII:I:IA.NEE,
at. Fifty Cents per. .chow•
good's in the city, at COUSTY'S• Etust,F,nd Grocery; Nci:
118 South. Second, atreet.• . „
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and for 'sale at ',COLJ STY'S East Lthr. Gre:coryitio.l.l2
South Second etreet. . • ,
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IkTEW D A.TES,' : - FI " rEITNES,
.111 olne and Alrootubi.—Allortiew arop-16 stars a90.111*
sato at 00USTY'$ Raid Sad .Grocer , No 113 . 09411 - 1 . 1 -•
Stroud street, • ' • .•••• • •
STONial ORER-RIES, FTii7DiS BLAOM
berries, Peseltes, Priutolkis, Peaty, Lima Baum,
Shaker Sweet Corn,nt COEII4..IIY,I+Esst Eat]. Grocery, N..
118 tioutb Second street,