WECNtSDAT, EBCFMBKR 11, 1ST,.
PKTKi.t:rn.
T . oiiobthi.t.ow, c.
The pourlnjt rid wi fl!ii)(? fast.
Ai 'he "HorocDCrk reRlon pswtl
An till Creek nin, mid tuuJ and slonh,
Wftu tfirsw up hi lint and cried, "I! goU,
l'etroluuiu !"
Hisrliscas wer pale, bis eyes were bright
At a flash from a patent kerosi'i) lUlitt
His boots, as they sank In the Rreiisy ground,
fiplMbed ont the oily, nieloilious sound
l.trolcmn !
In ftrike prospectlTe he did sell
An hundred lliouiand barrel well.
A)OTe tho claims he didn't own,
Jhat from bin hi art drew forth a groan,
Fctroleuiu!
Sink not that well," his ronsolcnce ild ;
'Too big sirlko may striko you dead."
Vp goes the derrick, down the bore,
lip comes the mud-pump. "Wuitf allowing o'er ?"
l'etioli urn 1
"Pell out !" cried Frtidotice "Take a nap
In Madmie Turtuiic'e unctuom lup."
Td lriny tears full from each eye,
fthe'll (low moro yet" was hi reply,
l'etroleum !
newar,he g'ln out,' like many a well,
Or meet with au accident; no one can tell;
A H.iUK very onsartin, 'a a new-flowing well."
'I dou t care a (!," cried he, "I wont sell."
Vttriiientn !
The Tory t day the tubing burst ;
1 be gaa was o strong. Thai's not the worst,
The well caved In, and too current of oil
JPrlv'a back to Ita crerlce, burst through the soil.
Petroleum 1
A drowned corpse wa next day found.
Half buried in too greusy ground ;
tiiill grasping in its hand the bore,
Itut augured luck to bint no more,
l'etroleuui !
There In the dirt and the mud he lay
1, Helens and slowly melting away :
At last from Iho depths of lire hundred feet,
Ourglcd a taint sound, oily and sweet,
l'e-tro-le-uui ! !
T BIl.il n i-hia, December 13, lwn.
The 'Home Keck,' on a tributary of Hull Crpk. Ve ,
In a celebrated oil territory tn l'iieeiilit r.iuiuy, w.-et
Ireioia. whet, ttiif ty or forty well. In a row ar.r oing
Uu u about aa cloi-e together at they can be K"t.
The fradr of hlna.
flitngai Corretprmitence of the London Tvna.
A aeries of highly interesting return litis rc
contly been published by the customs, showing
the import aud export trado at the principal
treaty ports duriDg the pust year. Not the lcitst
Interesting among them, nor the lcustastonlshiog
In the result it discloses, is thut relating to Han
kow, The total valne of the trade at this rirer
line port was between seven and eight millions
Sterling namely : 0,020,317 taels in imports, and
12,741,008 taels In exports. The whole of this
must, of course, not lie attributed to foreigners,
though tticy monopolize a very large
hare. Two articles alone shirtings and opium
contribute nearly 2,OiiO,OIX) taels towards
the total of imports, in the proportion of
1,1V!0,U)0 taels the former, and 73O,UU0 taels the
litter; and if 2,300,(100 taols' worth of copper
ci b be exported, by far the larger proportion of
tun remainuvr is made op by articles of foreign
matjuracture. Cloths of various kinds figure for
100,000 taels, and long ells for St.0,000 taels;
bl-u-k pepper lor 171,1100 taels, and brocades for
100,000 taels. Those who may still regard
sharks' fins as a uiytb, and birds' nest soup as
exit-tit g only in the imagination of travelers,
may be interested to learn that no less than 4000
turns' worth of tins and 3500 t iels' worth of nes a,
were imported Into Hankow during the lat
tear. Funcy 1,20(1 sterling for birds' nests at
ont city only. Among the exports, tea of course
takes the most prominent position, rignrlng for
no leas than 7,000,000 taels, or 2,200,000 ster
lirg,and this U the only article of produce which
attracts the. eye in running down the list. The
remaining 2,0011,000 taels are all made up of com
paratively small sums, the most worthy of note
being wocd oil, which (inures for 800,000 taels,
katllowerU44,0:K) taels, and tobacco 900,000 tae s.
Among other items, "walnuts" figure fur no less
than 1 1,000 laels, and "tigers' bones" for 202 taels.
l.leren. pounus of duck feathers are valued at
twelve shillings, and twenty pounds of "human
hair'' figure lor three taels, though for what
earthly pur, o. e a Chinaman's hair, whieh is a
triile courser than a booe's, can be niudc to serve,
it is dilticull to conceive.
This large tralVlc, of course, employs a number
of ves-els, principally steamers, in carriage, and
In this point, hi d in this only, in China, American
enterpiiae outstrips Uritisb, as the number of
ships plying on the river which fly the Shirs and
Siripes nearly double thoso which can boast the
Union Jack. Altogether the steamers running
on the ang-tze paid 1,1 o.ono taels lor tonnage
dues at Hankow alone during the p ist year. The
total inward tonnage of every descrip'lon entered
at the port during that period was 1!1,1.', tons,
and of outward ships 2i)l,lri. Or this, in the.
aggregate, 103.000 was British, 270,000 American,
and 3M7 ( '.) French. Out of this hitter total
'2307 loBsweie represented by native junks sailing
unoor pn-ncu protection, leaving 11 oil tons repre
sented liy i-even small lorchos purely French.
1 am not anle to contrast these results with
those exhibited by the previous year's custom
returns, but am assnrrd that they show a con-
nuerable Increase, taken by themselves thev
are a sulllcient proof ot the large trade whi 'b is
now carried on in foreign shipping at a port which
was vmited for the first time by Lord Klgin only
six j ears ago.
A Vrlcrua Printer.
William H. Kdcs, editor and proprietor of the
Piscataquis Observer, at Dover, in this State, is
the oldest printer in Maine. A correspondent
has recently written a letter to the Ilangor ll'Aiy,
from which we condense the following items :
In 1808 Mr. lidcs worked on the Kennebec
(iautte, published at Augusta. The same year
he worked on the liangor Register; in 1822 he
worked on the Hallowcll Gazette; in 183 ou the
Advertiser, In this city, at the lime F.rastus Brooks
was th "devil." Mr. lirooks is now one of the
der oted editors of the New lork Awre.u.
In 1823 Mr. Kdes assisted in starting the first
paper in Somerset county, called the Journal, at
Norridgewoifk, aud made bis advent as editor.
He soon sold out, exchanging the chair for the
case.
Twenty-six years since he stand the first Pis
cataquis county sheet, nnder the name of the
lltrald, merging it into the farmer, and now
known as the tihserrrr.
For the past forty years he has scarcely been
" away from bis case," save for meals or neces
sity rest ; now sets nonpareil without spectacles;
edits, composes, "works the paper oil," and is
bale aud hearty for his age; keepeth time by a
watch, an heirloom nearly one hundred and ten
years old, and is in possession of a " stick" used
by bis pratidtathcr, Benjamin Edes, a fellow
workman of KiankHn He is a typo of the fourth,
feneration he worked among the letters during
the administration ot the Government by Jcllor
soii. Madison, Monroe, J. (1. Adaniv J ickson.
Van ltnren. Hum-on, Tyler, l'olk, Tuylor, Fill
more, 1'ieree, Buchanan, Lincoln, and hopetu to
live ana mtd ma neing "when this cruel war is
Her. I'ortiand l'reit.
Many applications have been made from ex
oUices in New England for pn.-itiuns Id the eorps
nf fttturaus.
TIIE DAILY F.VKNING TELEGRAPH rmLADELrmA, WEDNESDAY,
TIIKMH Hlta Of IVOItt,
No one has yrt stopped In to claim the r "ward
of $lo, (H O u.lered by a responsible parson In this
city for the discovery of an artificial su'istltiitc
fur ivory, posi -ing nil the Important properties
of that beutititiil piodncl ol rnluro. The Ameri
can Inventlvo genius is for onco balked. Only
two patents have ever bten Issued in this
country for the production of artlnVlul ivory,
and hoi tin i nt them bus made its way to pnbllc
recognition. The same is true of a'l the foreign
patents for the same purpose. The diitlculty
Is not in rccombinlng the well known elo
menta which enter Into the composition
of Ivory, I'ttt In putting thorn together with
the tenacity of coherence belonging to the tusk
as it grew from the elephant's head, and In pro
dueii.g tho HUlity of density and weight in all
fnirts of the composition which Is so necessary to
lilliard-balls, and other articles made of ivory.
No amount of hydraulic pressure can impart the
solidity and toughness derived from the natural
cellular growth. I bis is the dilllcultv to be over
come. When it is surmounted, the elephants
can have a holhlsy. 17 mil thru, they mint bo
slaughtered at the rata of ,50,000 a year to keep
the world In billiard .balls.
Home day they will become extinct, and known
only in the picture books and museums, like the
meirntiierium, the ichthyosaurus, and olhnr pro
digies of the antediluvian world. The Yankee
Invention will bo spurred on by necessity, and
l et haps prove itself cipial to the occasion of sun
plying a fabricated ivory. Klephams, however,
are not the only source of ivory, although tha
obi' f one. Inferior qualities can be obtained
Iroiu the tee'h and tusks of the walrus, and the
norwhal, and the mnsjeating teeth of the sper
maceti wbulc. Hones and rusks of extinct spe
cies of mastodons and elephant are picked up
on the banks ot rivers in Northern .Siberia, where
the intense and constant cold keeps them from
decay. Atuhat period of the world's history
the animals which bore about those tusks lived,
and how it happens that they nourished up there
where the elephants of the present day would
free .c. or die Irom starvation, ure among tho
most curious questions yet propounded and un
answered. It is a fact well authenticated, and
known probably to many of our readers, that a
line specimen of the primeval elephant, in propria
pirsema, llesh, bones and all, was thawed out of
one of the grout icebergs or mountains of the
Northern sea. The skeUton was preserved en
tire, and is now in the imperial museum at St.
Petersburg; thcMlesb had been wholly or partly
ente n by wolves at the time of the discovery.
Home of tho fossil tusks, droppod thousands of
years ago, ure over 10 (nut long and weigh 180
pounds, and uro of line grain und sound texture
throughout. They furnish a large portion of the
ivory supply for Ku-sia and Northern F.uropc.
Vegetable ivoiy answers well for small articles
like t ar ornaments, bosom pins and sleeve but
tons. The supply of tins is abundant. It is the
hardened secretion of a milky tin id in the fruit of
a species of the palm, common in South America.
It is more li:ib!e to chip and tarnish than uuimal
Ivory, but, in other respects, closely resembles it.
The fruit of the Dom palm, In the K ist, furnishes
also a vegetable ivory which is used extensively
in making beads, rosaries, und other articles.
From elephants to rats is quite a.jump. But to
the mind of an ivory dealer, the mention of the
one generally suggests the other; for the rut plays
an important part in the ivory trade. In ware
houses where tbe tusks are stowed away, this
little rodent gnaws into them just enough to dis
close the quality of the ivory, which otherwise
might lie concealed from the purchaser. How
this happens Is stated in an interesting article on
"Rats," in Mr. Bueklund's "Curiosities of Natural
History," irom which we extract ns follows:
There is a curious but little known fact, which
well illostrates the ravages which tho rats can
inflict on a bard substance with their little sharp
teeth. Many of the elephants tusks imported
into London for the use of the various workers in
ivory are observed to have their surfaces grooved
into small furrows of unequal depths, us though
cut out by a very sharp. edged instrument.
Surely no man would have taken the trouble to
do this, for what would be the prolit of his labor ?
The rats, however, have found out there is some
thing worth working for, or else, clever fellows,
they would not have used their chisel-like teeth
with such cirect. They have discovered which
tusks oontuin the most gelatine or animal glue a
sweet and delicious morsel for their dainty
palates; and, having gnawed away us much us
sullea their purpo-e, nave ictt ine rest tor ttic
ivorr-cutter; he, for his part, is neither unable
nor unwilling to profit by the fact marked out by
the rats teeth ; lor ivory which contains gelatine
is particularly valuable ror many purposes.
It is a curious tact, as narrated to me by Mr.
Jacques, the ivory-turner ot liutton Oarden, that
the rats gnaw the Airican ivory, moro especially
that which Is called green ivory, on account of
its amber tinted, transparent color. Indian ivory
they will not, and do not touch ; there is not
enough gelatine in it to make it worth theirwhilo
to be at the irnubio or gnawing, tven ot the
Afiican Ivorv they touch only the tip and lower
extremity, and why f because it is the purest, and
densest, and softest part oi mo tusit.
N ben this aruoeon rats nrst appeared in llent-
ley's Miscellany, I stated thut the ivory-turner
booses tbe rat-gnawu ivory to make his billiard-
balls ; and this statement was copied by the jn ir
trrlu ltrrii xr. but I have, since ascertained that I
was linstaiieii in uic met. i consume .nr. j iucs
upon the subject, and he tells mo that billiard
balls are mede only of Fast Indian ivory, that
which the rats never touch, and not of African
ivory, which tbey always do touch. IheAiricm
ivorv contains more moisture and gelatine than
the other kind; and this occasions the ivory to
shrink iudiying, and consequently the ball, when
turned, to get out of the round; it is, however,
very vuluuble to muke other articles, not billiard-
balls. Mr. Juques tens me mat toe trado nave
always given the alligators the credit of gnawing
the ivory, which is simply impossible, lor when
and where could they have the opportunity of
getting at the tuks r And even if they had been
gnawing, or rather champing at it tor an alliga
tor is not a rodent, or gnawing annual the marks
on the ivory would have been very dltferent to
those mude by the ruts. Mr. Juques confirms the
fact, thut where the gnawing has taken place,
the ivory has been "very transparent und of the
finest quality."
The rats are useful in an Indirect war to the
purchaser of ivory from another causo. Jfot only
is the fact of tbe rat's judgment in choosing g Kid
ivory, by making a meal of it, acknowledged aud
acted upon by the turner who wishes to get a
good bit of ivory, but the mark of his tejth will
show to the eye what the sub-tanee of tho ivory,
otherwise concealed under the external crust of
the tusk, is like whether good, bud, or indilfcr
ent. Many a turner will give the merchant a
higher sum fora tusk, If previous to the bargain
he will saw oil' the tip, that be may see moro of
the quality of the ivory, whether the tnsk is
sound throughout. Now if tho rat has beeu
gnawing, the turner dot's not make this request,
because in the grooves eaten by the rut he can
ne plainly what the fubvance under the external
coat I
t is.-.
ar Yirk Journal of Conimeree.
T H K P U
BLIC.
COJMTUrKlTKR8..
TltK.AORY rl-:PAIt1 MKNT, t
RoT H'lTiilt h Uh'I'IrK, OrtolnT 1K-V4.
ConirrFii, hy an act pustavd at It n Ut ohd. p'auad a
einulf rlle bum ol mon j at the 'llip,,tti0t tli Sfcn-tary
ol the 'I it-usury, to Ou tuipWved In tliu iitont'fUUon ot
roiuDuratt ti r the tii tt rtion and luint-huiont of ptirxong
eiikaed In roiintcrti'ltnR TreaMiry note, irat'tiiiHl fur
lent 3 , and uihr tcuruu-i ot Uif L Bited Mau-m. 1 nUfund
lit devott'il t Ifce pitviiK'Hi ol rrwiirdi to detrcth c und
otiif r through wlioftt- lntiirnnii'ntailty orlV'tidt rt ars irouunt
to iuatic i' ; and Ita iidiiiluinirnUiij), ami tho comiui't ol' the
imaMiiei rf't-rrtd to ar4 pla. cd, hy orth'roi'tlie Ht'tTflary,
undi-r tht imnu-ilfiita uu; t-rvleion ol the tindwiiijnd. u
wlmru all I'nuiiiiHiiii'utloiit ri-:atintr i hereto, or to tiitt
trt-nfeei Imllratt d, ih'u d te adIrcftfd I. literal rpwardi
have airvady htu paid io amoral aitiea wtt littTe anlod
in the ai pn'ht! oion ot'roiinitrtf lt r.
h I ht''d tJiat the thiiiihi ihn oMV-rei, M!1ed tn the
Intt n ut w hit h all 'd I'ltUi B' Jiiu-t lt'i-1 I'i llm surpivi
aion of rt Ltiifcit tending to mifialr h crertit mi' the iiMlional
attiintH'i, and thut t iuharru- all biun;its ot'ratloii,
Induce Uia eariuist "-.iiTH'jon ot all cap.i'df ot
aftotdwiK u aid in ihi e''"rtN hidntr mail a by thi l.an
iitent tor the atialiitn nt of that di ulrahleiwui. It Ih e t po
em U uittsvd Uiat an perboi.a huvinu a knowledge of tncit
liiiuoiiaiit to bv known by the I'Mpun w-iit. rnnjennn
uch ollftitft, will corAimimuaie theiu fully aud promptly
to the underulktnr'd.
Fubllliiraot newapairra thtoiutimit the rountfy will
reiitiet a;iitlaJ aarviua to the iu or nut rut and the public)
hy gtvltu; wilJttr wn( Pi'I:icb-.oii ti t Inn t ti tl
KllVSAUl. .lOK'tAN,
11 U-wtm fijlkiiyr Ui9 tr0tirj.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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or TIIH
city or riiu.Aiini.pntA.
TTiis AitcMatlia hu ctBp'le4 its orisnUsilM,
wtll son Bene Hi reialsr Hstoa an Lh
SSIXiSD OP JANUAHV, IS-.
Tk ft.lwfac are the ofllrsri Mlrai4
rimniitaiiT,
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THOMAS II. ftP.Ur.lLI.,
itonr.RT J. IIRBCKR.
(1.IMINT MARCH,
I. J WITHINOTOK,
ADAM WARTHMASI,
J A MFS AI.IIIKDK.'K,
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nzAiiri nut oss,
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II. H HT. JOIISJ.
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via. : At half-put 10 A.-M , and at hair past J r. M.,
wha a rsffular call ofttorka will bg Bao, tiM'odlrs tho
fiat of nil iharoa.at wblca tlmo uio piibllo II Intltim to bo
prfMnt. P.arh setiinn will bo for uno hour oalr.ealooa
th tlmo Sj ritomlod by a voto of the momhon proaont.
l'rnpor aoHse will be yl'onof tto location of Uio new Stook
xrhanxe.
THOMAS . SRRUILk, rreaident.
J. C.Joiii'o. svoretary. 11 I'MIt
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71 0 FtiWrlptlnn nook l will be elod ou Ibundar,
Llrcrtiiiirr in.
Uio orttrlratia f Sutrk will ho loaned on M inaay. ltltk
In at . nn .u rn iter ol 1 i.e recall ta.
WII.I.UM HISS, Prenldcnt.
Titov8 Tulmas, Socro'.aij ai.J TrsMuror. U 6
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HISTORICAL SOCIKTY OF
RY I.VA NI A, A psporon "Tho Skuo of Morris
laliind. .Smith I 'arollna," III bo tend before the Hoctxt ty
Colonel W. W. H. liAVf, o' ln.ratwl, at lb II til,
AthPttii'Om Ituililinii, HlX't'il Mrevt. below Walnut, ua
WcOneMlav rvr nine, thf ISth Inslont. at S o rlck.
'I lie rcttuliir Hialed Meutlns will bo add on Monday
OTrnlna, tho 13tk luitant, al S o rl. k .
SAMI KI. t.RMRIILP.Y,
11 10-4t KooorJlng Hoereury.
rZST' KEN6IriGTON NATIONAL DANK.
t3T' I'll l i.atikm'tic A, lteeetutier S, 114
An eh etlon for Thirteen Mrenori, to orvo the ntiaulrut
vear, will lie held at tlie llKiiklnit II ue, on TL'HSOA r,
Juiiuaii 10, HMjO, Irom luo cloek A M. to ;1 I'. M.
WM M' l.'ONKIKI.L,
H-1'i-wrhl tjl() L!'li''!L
THK UIKKCl'ORS OK TI1K TACK
retrelenm Comeaor luiM'tlila dr deolaed a
(llridetHlo t TWO per cot out f ire e.rninsa et the
Coiniaiiv for the month of Novem'ier. puyaliln on and
a'ler Hie I'Oth Intt., iti ih-t'tllee ofUi-treasurer .Mr.lleofito
11. Millliiaton, VI RetiiiliK Jilaeo. .
Tramfer ti wka elo.-,l irnm the ITfri tl'JOth Insta.
New ork, Ueeeiubor 10 1mA, U 11 St
Bj?''" PITTSBURG, Stic FKCKMHKR, 18llt.
"i" limiiKKO. The Ijlreetors of the MOaSOIL
COMPAHY hae tbia dar dnelared their Uilrrt montlilr
liiTlilend. for Nnyemli.r. of IKKP. PKK CBKT. oa Ifco
Capilnl Htork of the Cornpany. pavsftle aner tlio 1ft toal.
lo llie Pliiladclnlro nlLrrlbTi at ttieolUweof MoCutcSoiea
ColllDi, flo. H M. HON I Htreet.
W). Ja. ct l'CUBOlt, Protldsat.
llOIU-IlT lfsir, .Is.. Mecroiary. H IS
rr.f GREAT IIASIN OIL COMPANY.
I " ' mvinp.Ni ito. i.
Tlio Illrootort liaro thla dav donarcd a
MONTHLY 1UYIOKND OP
TWO PKR CENT,
tn Rtockho'diTa ot record,
payable on and alter the 1Mb Init.
Itoekl oloieon rVKBl S)AY Tlh Init
U. W. WILLIAMS. Treaoror,
No 14 Paniubar Hiiilahera.
PiitLAPai.rwu, Pocemtter fl, Isffl. W-.vlot
- OKFICK OK TIIK CUV BOUNTY
jVo. 611 ( ilk HNL'T S T Vt.
PHM.Anirr'inA. Tertn.hT 10, lflrJi.
Notice hcri'hv irWrn, that the Hmmiy oitrtl hy the
( Hy ol IMulsdrliiiU wu witinlrawn on Ki:ll)4v, Decern
)ir!i,inil thut no houiity wltl b paid to men mu stored in
or fuliiipfl utter that dnte
In tntura td CtHiiuiiiDilnnPTi will nir'Pt nn Tl'RSDATR,
TUl l(HUAl,aud (ATl KD AVS , from :t 30 to 4 W P. M.
JitUtH ItLAlB,
VJ-12-ftt - Hecretarj.
.r IlKAUQt'ARTKIW RUrERVISORY
ronimittff? for Kt cruitiug ColoTcd KflKlmentt, Xq.
IJ10CI1ESUT ailtet.
rr .AitRi.niiA , Prprnlr 7, 14.
The Snpftrvinory romrattttn tor kcrnitinKCoion-d K'-jr!-nn'hti
hftihtr repolved to ad.tunrn tine ilio on the.'Utt
iiiftant, all femora tar in riaitnti aualnt hc ald om-nii'it-
are rciiut'itt dto pteient them fur vinont to It. M,
(iKiiiN, Aueiit.at tlio hoomior the ('ommUtee. uu or
bttora the a.Mb initant.
Ji H-lii CAD WA LA DER BtDULB, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE OIRARD KSTATE,
Nn. i!t H. p IKTH Stic.'t.
i'Mtr t't i. rm a, lrcetnber t, IRU.
1'KI'ORAI.S TO I.F.AK (.IHABIM'OAI. LANDS.
In coniptianre wltli a rB liitlon of th? sph-rt and L'om
mon rouiicllR f ihet'ltyol' ruilndjlphla. approved May
'J-'; ls.;i, rtcalt d pmnonul.1 will he rcrctvtd nt lhls!lh:o
until HII)AY, l'etcnihcr It;. lH;t, al 3ocljck P.M., to
lense luch part ot the r.t.rth dlppinn vein on the Iraiil
t'ope. .Iuiim i Howell and Kdwurd l.yoien trartu n.it hire
tHore Irftird In iho prtntjiit I'onuui' u aniK th tlln.rd
i-nal lands, wrapt in that the parties nhall covenant a
IcsecM to pv ot the market value of lump rout as th
mump fthah dint at Port rurhon for rhf nui, at the iiiiiii'
KtanManl and aiutj. fto hf"v.T thai the mim paid hall
nnt he h ni tluin twenty -five it'iti tor earn i-.n of co n
uiliifd not ehennt; and not lothnn ten cents for that;
ami or other tracu on the auine terms to sue a other nr
sons as may he aurepud In accordance with the prov-Mon
of a resolution to which this I ft Mipplement, who nail
present auttlcient evidence that lie It aoomnotent and
skiliul miner and luiiv uble to fiiltll ttV oTennntu of the
h ae. haid propuNal" to he opened In the presence ot the
oiDintttee on lrard Kutate, and the leane to be awarded
ti the hljihest bidder.
Tin- accepTanceof the bidder and the mde ot arriving
at the prl et" coal at Cort 'arb'-n to be determined only
by the ciutfutluu of a leaee io wri'lrr.
riiAni.r . bmith,
li-!)-ftnw It. flapertntcad. nt of Uiv tiirard Ktaie.
1ST
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAI1V
KOAOCOMl'AH Vf.
f'fii adbi t'hia, MOTfimDer t.iaa.
OTiri TO HliAItKHOUiKrfd.
The Rbarehoiders of this company a-e notlflod the,
under hev luituQ ol ibe hoa'doi IHrectors they are, itf-
tied to aub. r.hn to the stock of thvCorapaay tae amoant
oi TKN I'KK t KNT. on tbeir respeebve interest, aa
ihnwa dt thair books of tne ?d tnttant.
rat h nVareboldar en itled tu a nactlanal aartofa abaM,
nnder tLe terms of the In oiuil.m, al all have the arir
lr?e of subscribing for a fuH share on tne payment of nflj
dutiars.
This Hto k will be latjued at the par valne of fifty dol
lars per shatti. Accrued Ii tarts i at r I X I KIi CKnT. wltt
be charned troni the 1st Instant tint 11 payment Is made.
Th ftui.ki for saiicrinuun and paTuient will ha oseat
on aiONI'AT, the 7th instant, and "111 eLoie oa the list
of Pecemher next, altr which nofurUter snbscitpUoue
wUl he rereUed nnder re"lsitloii.
11 lfv-tl3 THtxiAaT HUTU Traasarer. ,
fr- OFFICE PHILADF:i.HHA OAS
jS' WOKK, November 8, I'M.
Proposals will bo rtu rit! it tnis Offlca un'll noon of
the 1st oi .laouarv nvit, lor the sae to tbe I raster el the
Philndeiplii ( uru, of stock la the
Mnuihwark aad Moyamenstug (Ja Works-
(erinun(own do
.Munnvuna
And KicfctiiOBd do
I o he ued as InTeitminta for Uia smainc foods of said
WU,k"' WILLIAM KP.M.VKI.L.
IJ-2-ltn t'anhier.
OFIICE OF VF.TKRAN BOUNTY
Tniii 1'otmmtMion. No. 7 (i'UUHii l Tii ft H ALL.
IIRnAItY 8lreet, J'Mladrlpida. Ite-enhsted Veteraua,
win did not re. ewe any Ward nouiy aie nuinxj u a
CPy Honmf ol Twentv five Dollars. The CoinmlBloiers
apnoltited in examine claims for the aove hoimy oT
tientv-flve dollar will meet on MON I'ATrt, V7KONKA
IA VH, and F lilDAYH, at 4 o'clock F. M., at Bo. ? utMJJ
hatlTU H HALL, I.lhK A tY 8trt. I'arsoivs eaUU4 U
tills bounty ara requested to apply at Ints Orfloa.
conmii r.
K l B rKDKK8,Cba san, J(NTHAN m-'i.i.Oi I,
pArLJ.KIKl.H. UKO. W. HIMuKS.
KDWlJi UUf-bl.K. mtwit
r-f- PHILAT'KI.rlllA AND UKADINO
X Railroad t ympany nmce.73 H. )lTkl M Hireet.
I'nii tnu i lia. Novea.her30,iHti4.
MVIhKND NOl'lCK.
The Tranirtec Poois of lots Cooipany wl 1 be elod on
ThB'hdav. Usremher U, aud re jpeuad ou Tuesday, Jau
ary 10, lt-.
A di i(tnd of FIFTF.Rrt PKR CF. NT. ou the Cnmmosi
and l'reierrd Stock, elear of National and hta: ta.es, has
Lren deciarel. payable in romnaoit HiooW.on tae I st of
ltecmher oeit.on ad stock sianaing on tne bo ks of le
( t eapan v at II a eluju ol bulncsi on the 1Mb proimo.
gtnckhnl 's hose r tine. are ritttered on the Hew
Yor Itooke will b paid at tue .t ermers Loan aim irnas
1 1j'!(Tia' 8. BRADFOBD, Treasnrer.
f- ABMT, NAVY. AND CITIZKN'B
oV' (Hettana P.mkraldereeV Mi ouKerBtraiie, Wnalk.
o.. fe oou uuoavaaae4. al fori lodaaod urAJ'B
Moroiiant a'lor,
IS Ita Io IVaUTU SaoMt. aloUkaut.
nilOTtMJltA.fH AI-lllI MM.
Wholesale sail Itetall.
If IK IICAPRST A!1 I1PST
PJIWTOOKAl'II ALBUMS!!
Por ft rortrojkt, sweoooo.
..11 M to tne
... uo m t on
... ISO to TflO
... i n I0n
... I'M to 10 0
... S00 U IIS
...it t to tr.M
etT'a(.,
imo
MO
JUS
iiarlo...
I'HOTOOKAI'II ALI1IIMS
In Every Tariety of Stylo.
ICH TURKEY M0RO0OO,
ANTIQUE,
TYORY AND PKARL MOUNTINa.,
ORNAMENTAL BOOKS, re. .,
floldlnit frooi TwoIto to Two n und red PHotolTapha, she
lart ait and koit aaaortmont In the our.
WILLIAM W. HARDING,
MHUACTUK,
!fo. 32 CnEKNUr SrilEET,
11 1
BEI.OW FOURTH. MOUTH 8IDB.
VrAl,.LlSIIKI) IN 1 SI 2.
HOLIDAY PEriENTS.
WILOAJI HON,
8. W. Cor. Finn and CHKURI fits.,
PBtLADHLPHIA,
BaTa oa kand a la'so and sanoral aisortosent of
HIL.Vj:il WAK15
Of onr own aaanurkctaro, of ttio 0 neat ioality aad klshatt
standard of adier.
ALSO,
1'IiATKI)
WAUK.
A larjca ac4 fauarat aiaotlDMut
of eaporlor riaied
Ware, A a.
OLD ULTn aofht and taken la eiehaae. I!ihe
prioea tvn. ll-I aa
JJ H W I S LAD O AI U S ,
DIAMOND DEALER AND JEWILZB,
N. 802 CHESNUT STREKT,
Rai oa kand a large and anleadld aaaortaaoat o
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
SMIIABLH FOR HOLIDAY rRBSKNTd.
Alio, a koaaurai aiaorunoat of
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry.&o.
suiter War In iraat Tariety, suitable tor Bridal an
Tlniut.v Pr.aanta.
lay astoruaent of Diamond Jewelry la oanaloto, aad art
lees price tbaa eaa be found in lata ulty,
Old Gold, 811ver & Diamonds Eortglit for Cash.
J)1AMOOS,
Parseas having DUnnada or ealier pre- leew atoaee b
dtaueee of, will de well by calling on
I,EYIS LADOMU8,
IMAMOMD DBALKK AND HWALKR,
V: tot (IUFftMOT Btreet,
Wo wiS five Die klgheet cast) priees.
lVI-lm ALSO,
Old tiold and S11tt Ruuulit for ftvih.
is i:t
JOHN 1 U K NNAN,
dialhe ni
IB
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
fcll.VlOH W.HK.
Ulamoad ttlri,
Dlarnar Pino.
Diamond Ear a.
ii!lil aoiDlaoa. Blosa
Pine Real Bluet,
rise Pearl Vtnr.
Oenta' Dlam. Pearf PlM,
, Pine Enoeaeled ftraoolou,
'rinoOeaU'Ohallu,
I
Fiji Lodtoa' Ohotna,
Hear Long OuadJ,
Amotkyat and Pearl Sou,
iCorsl Bote,
mil
Ladles' ChatolaUe Plua,
BR0KZE AMD FANCY GOODS.
No.
l:J S. KIC1HTII STREET.
nUE TTATCDIB. JEWELBT,
B1I.VR AND PLATED WARE,
CORNER ABOH AND TENTH STP,
Beeoebeo, BIooto Battoae, Armlets, Braoeleio, Beaof
Plai aad Blnf a. Tea Beu, loo PUel.re,
Waltora, Ooklota, Porks,
Baooaa, Ate.
Waieaao repahrod ad warnatsd. Old Quid, Dlamoads,
aaBUTorBoBki, 1I-1B ra
HARRISON JARDKN.
UEWllY UAlll'KH,
No. .520 ABOH STREET,
HAS A CABIPI'LLT S1I.SCT1D STOCK U0T
WATCHES.
HNI! JKWELKY,
SlI.VElt-PLATEL) WARE
srlUIALLT
FANCY HILVKH WAHB.
liable lot 11 Stl
HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL PRESENTS.
JAM KS UAISUKII'S
WltOLEHAI.K AVti RKTAI1.
Clock X3aiilllKlt me nt
8. E. corner 8KCOKD and CHBMNUT Hireet a, riiilud
AOKNCT FOB TJT1C l'AT.NT
EQV ALielMll THIKrr-PAY I'LOCKS,
A Tery dtnirable article for Churches, Motel. Basks,
C iiirtinu-lli'Usca, P.rlorn. Ao
A-u. M M1 AtTl HI- It Or FINC 4 1LT TENS.
CLOt'KH KI-TAlKKl) ANU WltBVrtl.
Clock TruuiuiuifH of fevery descriptluB. 1-13 lj
g T X) X H
HEW PATENT BTQVE,
FOR COOEINQ AND HK AT 15 G
It Y OAS.
Caa be aad ohaaper tbao any ether Uaa ut. m
n n itB ate. in a riKTH nrkiitT.
DECEMBER 14, 1801.
CITY ORDINANCES.
4 N O K 1H N A N C K
J To r) U t K pi'inpi of tin K'Tfpttnri f ih-'llth
K 'BirtHI 1. V
.-c Inti 1. Thn fl. 's.!-! Knl CuMTMnil CniUM lN 'f t ti r (lr
ol I'lillml' HiliUrlM ..r.liiiii, Ui tlthP mini ( oun h ni irod
nrA foiirtmn lA-rt h nl thr ull'nft il hervhy tt'ipro-
m'ht f rnnivini Vol nlfr,roVnH ltr I.vIp. on
thi'ir n tiirn ti" i hi r M v. h ttiat wTnntt I.pt tli tm
) sill Imi tlan hy tti ( li ik n( i Mini il
AI.KV AMKll i. HTlPr-(t,
I'i t'iiilut of Otmin u (,4u'iuil.
Wll.MAM V. S.U.I ,
C'IitK til l (iiiimon Curi' 11.
.IAfK I.YND,
Pront1fnl of W'-t (NtiMiHI.
Apj.rnvcil (Mt ihlrternth ilnv if lmoiitiinr, Atinn h'tinml
r-fi" thoiiNHii'l flu tit huniired ftiul slxiy-lmir (.. !
IS.;.
Af.rTAHDKH IIKNIfr.
Mr ot I'tiliml. Ipiiin.
A
N O K I) I N A N C K
ITxtrt! ItieHalailn ot Certain Mnolrlpal Olflrer..
Seel Ion I . Tbe Hele. I and ' oir uion I oulo-iM of it die
or I'hl In't'-lptea ilo ord!i n. Thai fr'on and uTte Ihe lat
duv efJnntiarTA.il m.4, the salary of llm Marorof tho
tit atift'l he tue lie ii'and dot. an per annum; dat of
tliel'ti aell. ltor rlia'l be thlri) IioimIioI dollar! per
Aiuiiun, ar,d that of the City Oontrnllor Nhu'l lie three
ttionnatHl fix hundred dollar, per annum. And th it fr m
and utter Ibe I -I dnv ol .lanuarv. A.l IHHI.tbe aalall-l
lor each ot the Cltv cnnnciol'UiiTi ahill b- tet. lh..u.-id
dollata tor aiitoitti, aahlo monthlv. And w.irranta
therefor Rhall to- drawn 111 conformity wllh ftxtailn
urd:Uai out..
ALKX IM'I'I J. HMteKH,
I'le.hlent ol Cioiliaoll Council.
Attest-
All:MAM SltWAUT,
A.l int L'lerk of Common coitnoll
JAWKS I.VSI1,
I'l OsMent of Seleet I ' ell.
Apt-roved 'tils twetlth day of I einhrr. Anno
lioniini one thot.saiel elht hundred ami amy four (A.
1. Infill.
ALKX ANOKIt IIKNItY,
It n.iv.tf oi riii'. i.e. ''lis.
i N ORDINANCE
V Tonmkenn .ppnprlatmn to Fay the Kntoip-! DeSt
tiifluvot rnliadi (p ita. Matnrliikc durintl tbe Ye.tr oue
ii.iiihi'o'i-M ti u nt red ami Utr-lvve.
Section 1. I tie Heiect mid t'omnifin C'tuP'-iU of the Olty I
1'liioidt Iphia do ordjiln, I hat the nmn or fur i.nnireii
A nl net) - two t hi mi Min ti olht hundred aim tb rty uoiia'fl
and foriy-neven eent- ((;.', H.m 47) he, and tne .ino li
hen (ti appropriated to ttmt.i'iiim'HHtoncr oi tne Minmi(
I imd iir tf e piirpo'iP nt pivin from time to lime, Mm
same ma, he claimed, thn lumled debt ot tnrrlty mi'orlnK
during tho year oue thoupund ei;ht huunred and slxt)-
ttv.
Hecti' ii . arranm tor tlio pavmen oi n apnr .pna
ion ahull he drawn h tbe I'omni.nHiontrs oi the -tin King
und in tavor ot ttie i:itv I reasnrer. no n ne presi.ia'i ti
i t tr ( 'crt i lie At cm u( J .nan. us the a ante u'e paid U hlin:
and he In hereh) utitburied to pay the aid Cartlllo tt js of
loan on preKetitatiun.
AIjT.a n urn niin r,-,
l'r aidu.it of ('omntou Con icll.
Attest
A 11 It A 1 1 A M Si r WAHT,
Assistant Clerk of Common fniinr(!.
.) H K LVNI.
President ol .Select L'otlliclt.
Approved A thirteenth iiv ol Dcceinlinr. Anno Do
mini one tiionsaiu tiiill nuiiurcu anu si&iy-iuur i . i.
. ..-
ai.tia.ii'r.it nr..iiti,
It Uotyor Of I'Ulladv'puia.
AN O R V I N A N C K
'I n trnKe an Appropriation to p.iv the Interest ti the
londed deht of ths City uf I'iiiiudchihlu, fulling duo
January I,1H(.'. ,
Mei Unn 1. The select and ujmmon i;oiincns or me
'Hv ot Philadelphia do ordmu. I t at the sum of nine
liondreil and twenty tlve thnisntid d dliirn (j9M.u0)
I and the (tiitne li herehv approprlat sil to pny th Int-Test
of tho fonded deht ol Ihe City of I'liilatlelpina, falling due
on the 1st dav oi .Innnary A. It. Ihi:.
Si cthn v. v urrantH lor tne pavtrioni or aaia tnrpren.
hall he drawn ai lollows: The City Tn-aturer ihAll pre
nent to the .Irtor a list of the loan holdera lobe p tld as
aforesaid: the ainei t o( the principal of thn deht ovned
bv Uiem, respectively ; the rate and h mount of interest
accrued! the amount nt Htato tax to be ded'icted and
retained. Hnd the sum due lor interest j ana ai ineiojotoi
cue 1 1 list lite Mayor shall add the following warrant:
.iuor a omce, uecemuor iai n
To the City 1 rrasurcr,
I'ftT to the persons aim corpora'iuna
ihova naiued. tho amounts nsuocthely due liiein as
uhoeet tWthfor interest ou City deht Uue. .
, .iiyor.
Tlieiitld IMa and warrants ehnll kepresunled to the
C'lti Comrolltr to be couDterlned bv him
alkxandkh j iurit.i:.
I'rcnidoiit of Uotnuwn Council
Attest
AUUAII VM KTKWAHT.
AisiMtant Cleik ol Common Council.
,IAVIKH LYNU,
President of Select Council,
Approved
this thirteenth dy of December. Anno
Domini one
thouiund eight hundred and sixty four
A,i. W.4.)
A!.FAV1R UEVHV,
Ma) or of Philadelphia.
It
N
J To
OKDINANCK
To Mnka an Annroiirltttlon to the Citr Co mini a
luii em to Pav DctlcieiiciUH for the Year lull.
Hei-tion 1. I ho Neiect and i m in on uounciis or tne uiiy
, I'hllndeitihia no ordain. That tne eumot eniu tnou
oand and eiKhtv-even dollars and soTtrnty cent be. and
if io feume la nereOT appropnateo. to uie tuy udiiiiuii
sloncta, to pay d ItctencleH in He Pillowing Item of appro
in In I ion to thai leiiartnifnt for the vear 1H4. to W It
To llim 1. To tiktv additional coajtjQHatino to sisoftl-
rersof the DlotiKt Court, rlxeil by the Judges, two lun-
drrd aiid iiineictn dolhirs and sixty cents.
loiidfD-t. lo pay additional comiena:ion toionroqr
ersof theCourt oi Comm di IMua, tled by the Julnen,
one hundred uHd slxlr tteven aoliari ana twenty cents
J&iUin rj. To bay additional c oiioonsiitioii to iinrieon
otili-era of the Cenrt ui (Juartor Hehhnis, tUed hy tha
iMidKCN, tivu Hundred anu torty-turce uuiiais ana lorty
eitJ..
To Item 15. Topay the Interpretortothe Court and Jurors,
I'diti'oml comiuMisatnjii allowed by tite J unices, une huu-
dred and two dollars.
ItemM. To Dttv Coroner s feei. tliree thousand nve
htindied dollerw : aud to pay the aiihiryoi' the Coroner s
erk. us fixed fjf Act or Axgt iiioiv. si nu mired oouais.
To jt to J4. To pay f f books and atatijuury tur Aaei-
sors, Mxty-itevi n aouarn.
'lu iti ui jo pay lor inuexine Assessors aooas, inir-
teen do'lnrs.
To Item 40. ir tirlntitiB Assessors lists, one thou nana
live hundred and ti-irty dollars.
Tilt ra4ii. For dtntioiiery, d anKi, ana print iiilt, ono
thuusand one hundred and lorty-ilvc dollars aud Qiiy
ccnth.
To Item 47. For advertlHlnit. two tiunureo; uoiiars.
And warrnta for tho mi e shall be drawn by tho CliT
Cciunilsioiiers in ci'ntoruiity with e Tuition ordiuan-ei.
A Lr A A.Mr II l, MAIU'f.K.
Proirtdeiit of c'oiaiuou Council.
Attest
W'll.l iam V. Nmai.t.,
Cleik oi Cuiiinion Council.
JAM KB I.VNI,
President of lSeleotCo4Ucil.
Annro?ed this ninth dav of Ducenthor, Anno I o-
mini uiiu thousand eight hundred aud sixty-four (A. 1.
ALir. x a. ir, nr.ui,
H Mayor ot Philadelphia.
1) U SOLUTION
n To
l'o MnVeCtrialu Trausfeis la the Appropriation lor
lighting the Citv
Keboived, It y the Heteot and conimnn council, nt tn
t'iiy of rl)iliotelihifi. Thut the Citr Controller be and h"
s hereby autlmiued to traufer from appropriati u for
l.Lfhtinu the city lor the -.ear ine. oy oruinuncu upnroreu
Junuary 4. l'i, as lollows :
r roin Item I. t Lumps iikdisu during ine yeari mucin
(lamps lighted . I anuary l,lwi4) te provide for 17 l.a'iii'S
during Ui whole year, aeveu buadrad and siilf-flve dul-
1-Kroni Item S. (Kreetlou of new lamps) to Item 5 (for
repaint and renwalii, one thouitaud dodara .
I roin item 'J Lamps Inyhred durimr Ui yoar) to Hem 8
fxcie tax to the a u.ed iu the public Utupsnthlrty-tlv e
huadied didiitrn. , , 41 . . Wi
r roiu Item VI. (Lamps llitbted durlna: th yoar) to Item T
(for ex Ihe tin Kit- supplied hy the ttoriumn Libartiea Uui
u1,., ).B.e.,unar.ado:.xriNi)Kii
rrvalilvlll 01 CumuuuU Council.
Attii-
AxltaliAM SriwiRT,
A.taul I'll rk ot Common '-ounrll.
JAMKM I.VHI),
Preafdertt of Hclecitlduiu'll.
Awnivet! tlila tlilrtfi'llth tluv of Dt-i-e inOt'r, Anno
Di'inlhl une tl.u j.ulill titul liuiidrttl aud alaty-four (A. it.
lM,4.
AI.FAMKIt lIKNltV.
U .Mavurot l'liil.aoliiila.
11
K SOLUTION
To Atitimrle the (iradiny of Klifhtoentn and other
fctioeia.
Ut st hrd. T.t the Select and Cuaimon Coum lls of the
City ot l'liilttiieli.)jia. Thai tlit t'lJ tf CouimlNHloiir ol llin-
a ti Ih- ana he U hereby authori.ud aud diructud to grudu
the teilow Inu SUfC-ts. to wit
KiKhieentr, mi eel. i roin 1 iioiujiRon to Berks street, in te
Tuci tit th W aid, at ani-ieiihe n't exeet'diiLtf tweic liun
died tlolfhrsi
l'oiid street. iVum More street to Mifllln street, between
Twe.tb uiitl i ii'rufiiilt Ktittetit, at an axiicnso mt eceeil
inn oi.o hundred ami iuiit.v-ouo dollarN and twenty llvt'
c'Pt ;
lru ItV-d. '!' 'I t(' Chlot' Conimlbiotier shall advertise
lor projiOhdU i'-ir 'aid Kiiidinif, at so much a cub e yard,
twice tt ei k il' Q w it'b, 111 two Ju-h tupiTB, UlitJ the
irti altoti- d t" the loAvtt lilddoi .'from whouo socurity
fshull he rtitiond, lu uctoid'tiue i'U existin,; vrdi-natii.-".
AT.KXANIrH J. HAltKK.
l'rt'nitU lit gl'Ci'Uiiiion Council
Atiivst-
IM IAM K. fiMAl.l.,
t 'leik ot t oimnun Council.
,1AMK !,YVO,
, President of Ueloot Council. '
A pi hot d this thirteinili day oi lieceiuhor, Aiiuo Oo
sun t unt! ilioiiHuini fibiht hutnlred and aivty-lour (JL. I.
lr-4).
A!.KXAIKW IIKNHY,
It M Axur ol l'iitaJolilita.
CITY ORDINANCES.
i;
p, 8 O 1, H Tins
in.tln7 tti Adm.tinent of tlie Mve. or Wliart-ta
MlrM-t. tntvoen lima i and Twon y lntirtli (ttreiHa.
It'-milved llyll ' r-9)frt and tS minnn Councils of Iho
Cltj o' I'hllaih Iplun, I hal tk lv.iiirtinnt ol nurvr. ho
ancl la I err-In n'l"'l'ecl I" aillinl tlio lln r.f Wliartos
... it...,! ami rw,ntv fMiirtti ati.ot. to a. to
ei.n1i.nn K. the clUiiillal i'd aurre) I s.t of aaul Twolll
iuorth atrtnt. r.K I H MtPKR,
rtoil.ti-nt !' r.immim ouiiril.
Atteat-
AllHIK" Irv-M'T.
A t.int I .erk of Common ' inrl!.
JAMl.i l- 1t,
rrr-.lrl 'nl "I Sole. I Cmnril.
Arnrorrrl lhl 'i :tl rt.i ol lrrnnlfr. Anno Dnnlnl
onr thounauJ ein'.t huBdroil an I imy tour t. I.
,hM)- ALKXANltP.lt Hf.NKr-.
K Mav.n '( r:u ..khiiin.
11
K O I. C T I O N
li h lit ot lliifwev.
Ki'tidcd, lu tl.e S'Mrrt and fmi!nn t onii-'its . r ti e
Pttv oi I'hiladoH'h . Tnx w t uu f t ! t u -
dollars be and the -M-ie ( lnr-hr trnrnt-.rf.l fr-'in Item
for iiifiir toattL!. to 1 1 tin lor train ny p i.t.r nd
.ro.alns ,... AI KVAN,,K,t,l IMKIM t.
I'lcstd' nto ('oiiitiioBj Council.
A Kelt -
AtiRt'UM .Iti M -UtT.
AKiatitnt:Urt nfComTt'in rontKli.
.IOIK.1 I.V!fi.
rrcM'l-nt i St-icit tl-'ii nnt
A' ad t'rs i' n t r !h .f I t tu icr. Ann lmi'n
( no tooutftind Ckiht iiomtri i and .iivtv-iniir (A. I.
ALI XAHIiKIt tlKNRV,
t M.ijr'-rot I'ti'ludelphta. ,
li
K 8 O h V T I O N
AiiiirovltiR titt Riirtjliae of TtioniM IiirkHon, Cit
fotninisionT i-lci 1
Id snivpn, Hr the H lert and l oTiiuion f'-MinciU of the
City ol rhilai rip :. 'I tiiit Th- ma-. K . 1 in:r!ter anil ltr
ton II. .tent.' an- ' ' n hv apT--Ti-.i at the Mir.' hn -t
1biH:i JthVion, 'i'y t'.iinnim.h nr ele-:t, an t t'ie
Nullfitor 1 li-n by directed to draw a hoxd, with warrunt
irati(irn T, h-r t..rtieH-io pci u'. und t' caio.e a jmiit-ir-nt
to he i ntt ird tl.'-rioiK nntl the H !l ln:r ti litrchr
anthoricd to 111' i rfirtlticaio "i re.'-.rd tfat ihe lien of the
judwHiini aK'iit l.art'.n 11. .lenks snail only opsratc on
avit A'-mnst the k.: oi kmhuih iii i.imimi N,if"i,iiivii
Twenty-fifth Wsrd. whereon t!m lut-to-y N erected.
l'rcsi tutit of t'iuinon J'Hiiu !l.
Atte-t-
Wm. T. m i .
Clc k it'C' tDtnon Co'inrll.
JAVKS I.YNU,
President ut i.'cl otnii il
Ai'Drovpd th thlrtrenlk dav of Deretuher, Ann- lo-
miol one th-ujand t)g;ii hundred atid ixt tour A. i.
A Jet n -i .i i ' Pj is nr. ini,
It Minor ol I'hiladflphln.
vr vV
1 I-i S O Lull )
JV To Authorize t. c I'avlmt of Carpenter Blroct. from
(iiay'a Kerry Itoad, Westward, one iiundiod and twenty-
eiglit leet.
li r,CIr(t, iiv tne ihoipci inn ummiin i uimi in ni un
City of I'liilndelidiia. That the Chief Coaxmi.'.s'oner of
llikihwavfi rn. atnl tie is nTt oy autnorizcti nnu uir-j (
toenier into a eontractwlth a compel e-.t ivtr or paveia,
wli,-l..ill i. selccXd by a niaioiity ot the owm- s oi pni-
perty owning a mummy of t net trontins; rn t erpontcr
mri-i't, from t.my'H rerry nmd, vtt1 ward, about one hui-
cln d and twi-ntv-eiKtu teei, n r nc pavinti imn oi ; iug wr
dlilonsof Hid cnniiarl shall be thut tte contraotors s all
collect the cotd ol mui pavinK fnj llie owners o( propuriy
fronting on nahl ntreet, imd enter Into an obltKntlon to the
citji to keep 8fd street In K'-od order fhr two years al ar
faid paving o tlnilit:d, the cit to he at no cost for grading
the slim.
Al.KXANhKR .1. B AKPi'.K,
i'rushh at of (Joiniatiti Council.
A I tout
AuiuiH w f i a w.r.
Assistant Clerk of Common Council,
d .AMKH laVNi,
President of Select Cmmcil.
Approert this ninth day ot lucsmher, Anno lionunt
one tliuunutid ciht hundred and iUtyfour (A. O.
A1,KAN1KK HKKRV,
H Maorol Philadelphia.
CIiRK'8 OKFICB. COMMON COPNCFL,
PHii.Anai.riiia, riecomlior '1. 1SA4.
In ptrraoaaee of tho auuexeS roaolutioa, tn. SiHowlnf
bllf, onutlod
"AH OIUilXANCl
CRlaTINO A LOAN TO l'AT t!KrAI nP.PK"fBK-
t'lKtt IN THE 1 KAK 1m;4, AND fKP.VIilllrl V P. AUH,''
la hareU? pnMiabeil, tn aooordanco wltll tbe aot of Aaaom
k'r, tor pabllo laiormauoa.
m. r. suaia.
Clerk of ComuioB Coauafl.
AS ORllINANrB
CHP.ATIKI1 A MIA.f TO rr CKRTAIK
BEPIl.'lKMCirA HP THE TKK llMit,
AND rKBVIOIf.4 VBAlf.
Section 1. The H.lit and Common Councils of th. Ottp
Of Philadelphia do ordafn
That the Mayor of Philadelphia he and ka la hore'ij ae
thorixed io borrow on tbe vredlt of the eitr. from tlmo to
llnie, aocb earns of runn y aa rrar bo noceaaarr fur tk.
pa. nent of nuch SpAclenoloa aa now eatac. or which may
exiat on the flrat day ot Jauuiry, lml', lu the aiipropria
ttona to ihe aevrral drnarlni.au of tke city goTarumsnt,
for theyear.talite.il humlred and aixtp-four, or for pr.-
lona yeara, not exreedln. In tho whole th. .inn of two
million. St. hundred thonaand Sollara, flir whleh tiito
r.t, not to exc' ea tbe rata uc .la pT centam por aonum,
.ball be paid half vearlv, on Iho tlr.t diiya ot January
and Joly.at the office of th. City Trea.urer.
Th. prlurlpal of aald loan ahall M payabl. and paid
at the expiration of thirty yt-ara from the da, of th.
aani.. and not bel'ore wltnoatlho conient of th holdora
tnereof-: and thecprUnVal'j. thereroe, tn UjO uaual tor.a ol
th. certiorate, of city Loan, ahall lio leaned In alien
amoanle ai Uie lendera may reiiilre, bat not (or any frac
tional part of one hundred dollar,, or, If reiuird, la
amount of five hundred or one tliou.a'id dollara; audit
ahafl lie oiorea.i'd lu aald .ertlfleatea that the aald loan
th.i.ln meniloned, aud th. Inlareal thereof, ar. payabla
fne from all taaea.
Hectlon 3. Whei arer any loan ahall be made by vtrtn.
thereof, th'reenaU be by f.iroe of ihla ordlnai.o annuallf
approprlnted oat of the Innroe i-f the corporate aatat a
and from the aum ralaed bv taxatn, a aura eotnalent to
pny the lnlerv.t on eald eertiflcat., i and the rurther aaru
Of three-tentba o oa. pur oetiima on the par
valne oa aui-h eertlncaioa ho la.ued ahall be appro
priated uuartarly out of laid tnoome and taxea to a alnk
bs lend, Willi b fund, and Ua aci umulatl.na, are horoby
eepeolal.y pldel fur tue redoupUuU anil payiuoat of eaid
ceitlncaios.
RPROLPTIOW
To ptihUah a loan Hill to pay Derlclenctae.
ReaoWrd, Toat the C ork ti. author Jied to publlen fn two
flatly newapapera of th e city, dally, tor four weoka.tha
ordii anoe pre.nited to Common Coomll on TUuraday,
Uew.iberl.ltn4. entitled . ,
Aa Utdjnauce Or. atlua a txan to payCerlaln DoOcloackaa
ol thevaar 1N64, and prrnuna yaara "
i.if. ..m ilw.k at tl,a tta,Lrd mettna of Cnnolla
arte i the expiration of four week, from the Drat day of .all
BMilieauun, ahall preaeut to tlila Counolt on. of aoh i
aald a.waai ari li.r .ry day la wldoh th. ianae ana
All 13 OH
1 CI,A1UI'H
BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
A No. M V. ELKVKNTH STRHET,
U-tl
PtULAOILPBIA.
TgTaiXJNI HOUlli:il afc oo.
COMMISSION MER0HAST3,
AND SHIP AND STEAMBOAT AOEMTS
DOCK HTIIKUT WHAUK,
FUILADKLPUIA..
snWT-n A. 0OtTRt, i
au. Hinio oanT,
COTBTY'S TEA WARKHOUSK. K8TA
tdlaae4 iD Ittuu. Itnportec and liier aa
rine leas, Wluei, ad Uia ore.
Ctioteo Ilarraua Clears,
( rt. A Btark veO PlokJe and Sauoee,
W '"V- eV --.'iaau, Fnu. o.p.
K.vy kl-e. p.1 wlb j
V ly JOAlltA U. UOUMTT.
IT IN-N E-NO-NK-A W
IV 11. 1)1 AN gMtlKIMl TOBCrftf
Tlua workd-reuowued Tobacco I. uiauufaauarM from uk
l ltanT LK AK .
Aa4 aamMtly noouimrnda li-el to aa Oantlaniaa or
laxaru.ua Taat.
SWild who lea ale and ratal' at
BOI. waoieaaj j-uPULAB CtnAR MTOM,
MthbU OliSiHIlUT htre.t,
10 I Sui .ppoalte atate ttouM.
TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWIf RR8.
SZi-Ttieun.terHl,n..d lia.lns lea-el the K It 1 HI Nil.
T5 riC-KK' l.i K.beKi.l.l"iorm hi. fri-iid. aad rha
painnaol the Hock. that l. H piepare.! with 'orae;
laclhtie. to acr.mumita. iho.e ha Ins ';e-l. to b, r.iud
or io aired, and I.elliK a pra.-tl.-al al.lp rar,.enler an.
caull.r.wlll lllra pnr.oual atu-n.lon to II.. feaaea oa
:;r.i..oV,h?:.leftr
la. tallio ( ompuaitloa." or Copusr Paint, for tl reaerea
Uon of yuaM-la boiu.iua. for thl. clty.l aia pi.pail to lar
l,l.htl,ei.m.ool.ro..Ulet.yn.;) R ,AMM1TT
Kn-lnttoii i:r inei,
HI UbXAWARI Areiiue, ainiv I. .U ahL Val.