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COPARTNERSHIP CHANGES
We present below a list ol the copartnership
C hnrgos In business in thia city.
Dissolution.
The corartnership between Lewi tb Taylor hat been
dissolved
Clark Cadmus dissolved, and new one formed br
M.i.waumi, James Al. Cadmus, and it. Ash
Vaf- '"ihner, by limitation
lbo , ""4'P between Geo
between Georce W. Gamble and
uoor f vf . nmtyp, jr., lias been dissolved, to be
oarried on br Uoro- W. (iamhip. Jr.
Murray A tlculnnis, dissolved.
Peterson A Marshall, by mutual consent.
W. O. Allen A; Oo., by mntual consent.
Miller A. Host, bv limitation.
W. Q. Lewis & Son, death of W. O. Lewis.
IVorcross A; Sheet.
Wm. T. .Suorifrraas k Co., by mutual consent.
Harris, Shortrldjce fc Co , by limitation.
Hemsley, Baxter A; Co., by mutual consent.
! K Oraver A Co., by mutual consent.
I. KnowlPS A: Co., by mutual consent,
Mercer, Antelo A Co., by mntual consent.
S. Morris Wnln & Co . S. M. Wain retiring,
t'adbury, Khoads A Thomas, by mutual consent,
Wood, Worrell A Co.. by limitation.
H. P. Wilbur, Meyer A Co., by mutual consent.
Olover & Mactler, by mutual consent
n?" it 7,H,"OD & ; W- v- Watson retiring,
imc v . w l-.iuil s flPELin.
Farquhar A; Walker, ty limitation.
. i '''Prtncott & Parry, by mntual consent.
T VMV, narrop is Or., by mntnal conRent.
Orove A. Brother, death of (leorpe W. Orove.
j- Wolgamutn, llaleiga A Co, death of F. A. Wol
'i garouth.
Wm. ft. Hmlth A; Oo.
Meti, Bornbeitn A Co , by mutual consent.
Oans. Leherman A, Co , br limitation.
, JYiaraley A Miaiiuer, by limltatiou.
Moorhead, McKennau k Co., J. W. McKennan re
i tiring-.
j Brown & Smith, Pt'er V. Pmith retiring.
James W. Carson I Co., James W. Carson retir
, in sr. '
Wood, Clareh k Hfwnrd, tiy limitation.
" Willinms, Arneet faOo., by mntual consent.
Teclr, Brother A; Co. by mutnal consent.
J r nedoerger ft trone, new nrm.
M. Scbul2 A Co., HjJ. Hilmera withdrawing.
Jos. Riegel and H. Flster, by limitation.
Isaac Barton Co t saac Barton retiring.
Charles K. Morgan t Co., Wm. B. Back and E.
Clkiotou withdrawing:.
O.
Fleming A Martleni'y mutnal consent.
V7. Henry A Co , jr mutnal consent.
-uttennedy A 0- Belfast, Irel
edy A d- Belfast, Ireland, retiring.
-C. by mmal consent.
by lMitation.
fl, bynntnal consent,
r., M o., by limitation.
oeatn or John V. Ralston.
i.tebmaTi'''- Oans, by mntual consent.
V.iu-evrl'y mntnal consent.
w.rrtin &Ci by limitation and death of
i-Tirce, '"-.. i
Copw'&OLfft,y1'tUalc0n88nt, ow'8 Cooper
T ietirir.?Wis.bTn,ntl consent.
i t nrtwuno & Ooy mutual consent, Johnson
tlmon bajder"
rmovais. . ,
John Taturo k Co :otton and woollen gpas, to
1 114 Obesnut etrear a
Jaroo Riegel A. Co o 333 Market street and 25 ana
27 north Fourth reet.
new Firms.
The firm of H. Jf. Myers has been dissolved, and
the firm of U. i . & J. Mvers, formed.
Charles V . Faratam has withdrawn iromtbe Kiyer
Side Knlttingjjompany, w. tch wl.l be continued
The firm of litian & Co. has been changed to Ditm
KetzBrofbreTcloaks, mantillas, and ladies' white
fTTo. Eyans, commission, importing and
manufacturing hosiery gooua. . .
Hahn. Fernald & Wetherhold, manafactnre shirts,
linen hnsoma and collars.
Watson A Janney, dry goods.
Samuel W. Catteil, Riverside Knitting Company.
.viying Bros., general dry goods.
Jy & Oortan, dry goods jobbing.
L, wiigus A Co.. wholesale clothing and dry
fods.
S"le7- & Shairner, wholesale hosiery and fancy
j R. Moorhead k. Co., general commission.
-flwn A Frioe, oil cloths and window shades,
oornan A Brother, carpet manufacture.
' Morris Wain A Co.
dbury, Rhoads &, Thomas, dry goads commis
lioa. pd, Morrell A Co., general merchandise, Johns
JTwn.'Pa. . , ,
tin w stone tc Co.. shipping and commission.
r a- liirklnson. drv soodsimDortine and com.
iasion.
mmett A Nelll, wholesale coal.
narles O. Lips, broker.
orge W. Wauon Jc Co., carriage building-
red. A. Walker, family coal.
.ippincott tc jonnson, woolens and dry goods.
;. if- coerrero ec uo , insurance agents ana
kers. W. D. Sht-rrerd, James H. Sherrerd and
tienry B. numpnrey.
1 ilber t & Reifsnyder, wholesale fancy dry goods
and notions.
eills A Harrop, cloth jobbinK.
ad. Kaleih A Co., manufacturing, importing and
commission.
i Seltzer A miller, wines and Honors.
' TI 111 . A . kjiiuup,..''" WW wu., vioill.
I H. B. Ooddard & Co , slock commission.
Hngh Mcllvain A Son, lumbar. .
J Edward Aadlcks, flour.
Craige, Rogers k. Trimbie, cash auction dry goods.
Ijnard, Baker tjo. .
Kersbon k Hunt, Knickerbocker Ice.
Elklus A Suddards, general comrarsslo'; bops,
flour, grain and produce.
S. L. K'rk. Son k Co., wholesale grocers.
Brooke k Pilliner, general dry goods commission.
Fling, Kennedy k Co .jobbing dry goods.
Shor'ridge. Borden k Co., dry goode commission.
John B. Heyl 4c Co , general commission atd
shipping. . , ..
.T( bn C. Soott k Sons, miners and coal shipper i.
Pease k Baxter, dry goods commission.
L. K raver, merchandise broker. I
f'enrad s, CJrove, succeeding drove A Brtther.
Kennedy k Co., saddlery hardware. I
Graft' k Jarden, succeeding James W. Cfcson k
Co. 1
Erosley k Trelchel, mannfacturlng and sunning
woolen cloths and yarns.
Wood, Marsh, Hay ward k Co., dry goods jfcblng.
Stout, Atklron & Co.
Thornton Conrow A Co., wholesale grocerj.l
Charles B. Williams k Co . wholesale dryfoods.
Fleming k Hogg, manufacturing woolen briery.
, Tack Brothers, suoceedlng Tack, Bro. k Co.4
Friedberger, Strouse ic Bowles, general illi.
Augustus Merino k S. J. Solms, commission nd
ebippinf. I
Ujer k Riddle, cloth.
Jaccb RiegelA; Co., importing and jobbiiijtlry
ffoc ds.
..r ttrong, Wilkins k Co., shoe goods and leather
importers. 1
Morgan k Parvin, Importing and jobbing $-y
neiy- . . . . '
goods.
Fleming k Merrlman, wholesale grocers
. commission. .
nrkAn. H. Tiwher. rrocerv and commltslon
and
I Brlstow, A'alentiiia k Watson, muslin and linen
V manufsc urer, Bellast, Ireland.
V Mover & Itslg. coverlid uianuiaciururs. .
V Tlinm K Kerr k Bro., chiuawars.
nlrniiig & Roberts, Importer and job"
aobifrv. n.illineiy and notion.
MMarple&CcA no'ions. ' a .
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I I Alfred F. Hochstadter to N.
IBtadtcr.
Elijah LB'hbury to R. J. Rlddeli CoN.
Mara B. Wbto Frank Bros. A fji V
Lyman H. nrff to Robert K. Nefl kjo.
James F. Fahnestock to Ari.ma a.w
Whtth.
Alfred 0.
Harrison to Harrison,
lTeyrw"
Co.
Ed ward Paeon Smith to Joseph Lea & Oo. v 1
jonn r. Trimble, Oeorge W. Morgaa
mi.. oiwu a, Aixinson, ,
William R. Reitr and I. Conrow Llpplncot to
Thornton Conrow. '
Charles M. Bowles to Friedherger A Stroo".1
Henry C. Kerr to James K. Kerr, China mercb.n.
barauel Chew and Harry C. Heyl to Dam S.
isrown Co.
Hiirry L. Marple to M. M. Marple. '
w illiara O. Pe ers to Vance k Landis.
J. Pemberton Ellis to J. M. Ellis k Sous.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local Itemt fe Sco Ta .l
Tnr. FmsT Natdxal BANK'Standln?
on tbe noith eide of C'hohuut ht'-d, between
Third aud Fourth, 1 the First N-loual Bonk,
which our ciHzcns have notloet'itu pleasure
lor wet ks, Inst nearintr completl'"- As a moou
ineDtof arcliitccturai;pkill und natjniiicence, It
cos no superior in our cirv. e pome moDths
ntro pave a full description of t"e bulMine: and
nil its appurtenances. Tb splendid edifice,
necessary lor tbe carrvtnn fQ of the very exten
sive btisfness of the First National Bank, will
to-mortow (Wednesday) rornlng be opened to
Ibe public. Ills not ye' ffl'y completed, in its
dillerent department: r needs some UnishiiiK
touches; but vet il Is elfl'",'pn,,y adapted at the
present time i'or the fna'on of business.
Tins buuV, with if niasniflccut (rout, rom
tluinp the feubstiiiti'l with theornamrntnl, is ttie
nirnt periectly flD'nprt and fully en nipped of
any bark in to- country, not ppeuklnaf dis-
parapinely of '"'her buildings ot a similii'-
nature. Every Improvement which time a"('
ur ccstity bavo-'Pproved, tor use and elepaD ot
appearance, hive beeu adopted in tbe erection
of this bank
Tbe mrssfve column of eranite. and the w na
of luinoairz annearnnce. the outjvnrd and.'".
t.,S .V.' " BrtlHttfll
iu the bii;beft etyle, tbe rich work of .
nut, plistenine plate glass, intllK
t il. ki... .i .i. ...i.i, riU'lX wai
wnn ail the many npperiVT VV:
would defy description. L "1 vLl "LT'.p ' "
ment. and dui ability ha" lu' "f "
in view durintr its eietf00 '
use of the officers r' f h bank are handsome y
fitted up, and tviai? T,rn r,7,r"
the ritrht eou("ll'nt ' BUCU aa institution as
that whicb f" to-morrow bas been provided;
u.i on ui all. the edihce is one of which Phila-
deijlutt may justly feel proud.
Trf. Old Tear and TnE New. The
ear 1866 becomes one of the things which whs,
but is no more. Quietly and steadily it drew
back from present tune, and slipped into tne
realm oi tbe pat. Not with the blustennps rnd
storming-s which bo often mark the departure
of those gone by, but mildly and easily it
moved alonjr, followbd by its 8uccesor. Ju-t
about tbe hour of twelve last night commenced
again the peicprinations of queer clubs in
comical unlforn s. Not with horns they nre
bonible but with pistols and auns and kettle
drums, extemporaneously manufactured from
old pans and, no doubt, inverted wash-dlshe.
These individuals, not content with the vigo
rous exertion of muscular force, mu3t ne;ds
expend tbeir breath through paper wrapped
around antiquated combs, accampa.iied by a
fehrill fife or cracked addle, all making terrible
discord. Surely the old year passed avn
quietly, but ihe new one was ushered in with
all ibe noiFe of hootinff and hammering and
sboutiua that was supposed by the perorna rii
persona to be necessary to its nubt setting lortb
in li'e. '. , .
The snow, which one time gave evidence ol
continuing in our city, is fat disaparlng from
our streets, by the use of salt; and lrom our
sidevtRlks, through the instrumentality of
tbovels in the hands of numerals youngsters:
no doubt done in order that aew year should
have everything its own way.
The Circtjmcisiox.-To-day is the Festival
of the Clrcutvcifelon, the old initiatory rite t
the Jewish enant, which the Redeemer ot
the Wot ''' in 8 spirit of butnilitv and eoudc
goctlejuii, subtniited to, that the law might be
tuiiilied It is a feat vety rigidly observed by
. ni. a i. n ..i. , ; ja ... j . . ..
iiiu jBt;u.ai uuu nuuiuu uuiui.u uuuuiuiun-
tions, both of who-e churches in this city wore
well bl'ed this morninir.
The cert-monit s in the Cathedral were verv
proud 9pd ImpresMve, as were indeed those of
all tbe cburche. J?f. Michael's Catholic Church,
Kensington, was crowded to suffocation at the
late mass, celebrated by the pastor. Father
Walsh, and tbe congregation enjoyed a New
Year's musical treat.- A lull military band was
stationed in the choir, and before and after
mass appropriate selections wtrc performed,
including tie celebrated "Adeste Fidells." br
Novel lo. 1
The musicaV departrnent waa under the direc
tion of Mr. Thomas E. Harkins, and both the
vocal and instrumenfal petformance was espe
cially fine. Father Walsh, after Mass, spoke at
much leneth upon the nature of the festival
being celebrated, and he was f requently tre
tented by a congratulatorj New Vcar'e addros
by the pupils oi St. Michael's 9elecvPiinp
The Result. The votinsr upon e dif
ferent article at the Lid'"' Fair, Presi, a
Church, Franklin and OJumoia avenue, rcsvled
as lollows:
On the hose carrier the vme stood :
Resolution.
, .2207
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4
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2358
. 280
. 9
"295
Band in-Hand.
Tavlor
Franklin.;,....
(irard Temole resroLijf,,,.
Ceorae Washimrio; p
Cohocisiuk Temy
y
Social Taiif'W.r
Lady ffrriOTj,
Cboserf
2S1
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232
be uc"OD- e iue u rt Cliiircb, GermintowTa
avenue, n"""". cnnimiie. in the eveniuff.
PbeskOTTio.v. There was a pleasant
nieetine ot ue employes of the Philadelphia
Reading y nn Hroad Mountau
i"' '"w ii jusi eeuinir. at thi. ivtt-
wa&'c?.1 r the ellieieiK
C'aH J- ' WCI '.ne fhilad-lphia and ReaJ-
.ento,fn Mr a '."""'K CliUU, was pro-
ente 70 Mr 3yers on behalf of the employeis
M 'ii lh ' r)rr' "" wa received by Jlaior
t w,otuo fntertainment waa iven,
the greatest hll lVSn"?TL
Iwbit
spee
I ninifr
1 il.
r Jill fw
11 T I
anCnT,uiTlilin'w'."taJT
rfWihiiriuim, and corrupt fi nn-t J
-icenv n the uourt oetwe(i nun
mut If. Jlnrl .inlin MHehnl Thi 1 1.lV,nTlllt r. (
warrant, and thia morning OlfU" vC)w
arrestee the prisoner at No. 42Crh; "f 'i"'
g to morrow at 3 oviorff. ,
istiati htn v
'"c a heA
doiriL1 f 'N'"-01-"' BIT. 2" U
f
been a 2 """ o. izi uirarn a
Wils)n,
J"V.J ".fileyw upon eoods exnbs.
rTO?(l lor some time nasi, hi
ue. ha
of A da, or two ag
depre-
h,,A;A lJh"YVTVnin, VBlUCtt at
ior sale
a piece
.1, -i T'r aonars, was stole
rI-'.lr'T" thP7.w?r. ramngod to
ver one
" "uv cpvi'w f itnont oeing obsprved.
Academy : of Music. On Thu
The
ccure
..anuary iu. tite KpV. i(,nrv Wnri1 BwChor
"iMiernisirrp,t lecture on "Universal Suir--
rSLiQnTlin,Abis moming about
riast 1 o clock 0ltint ?hop at the cor
Twentieth and vbert t J wm0i
hull
corner o
Utflltl
damaged by fire
t'PElTL PRlSRTiTlr
VPH'tr,,rBS'rT9'
I'SFVPI I'BBSBSTS.
L'BTVUL I'RKSKNTS '.
Ftwrr WK ABB NELUHO . , . .on no
Ovekcoats r 12 Oo. l'rice l?t re?r, 20 00
if " in w.
20 00.
it 2H 00.
80 00.
.. " 86 00.
26 00
8)00
5 00
45 00
60 00
$1-2-00
14M
.15-00
16 00
18 00
20-00
22 0J
25 00
$3 00
T50
i. 8-50
0-O0
00
100
15-)
St 00
3 60.
9 00.
10 00.
1100.
12 00.
14 00.
lrt 00.
18 00.
,4 00.
6-00.
6-00.
7 00.
8 00.
9 00.
10 00.
2 50.
J'AKTs.
at.,
Vests. .
.at.
" " 8 00.
" " 400.
" " 6 00.
" no
600
600
700
900
We have 6 far tho largest and best assortment of
Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothin id Fhi'ade plia,
which is being- replenished bv lare dallv additions,
manufactured of (roods purchased recently At much
less tlian coat, and bavin? i educed all stook on hftn 1
to t roportionate prict are oiloring such bargains
as are above enumerated.
KOWISTBB T1MB TO BUY PRtCBS CAM BR SO
Lowr.n.
BALF-WAT BKTWKKN "f BKNNSTT Co.,
Fjpthakd low KB Hall,
rlIT?rSTS. I MB M ARKBr STBHiT.
AFTPR WAR, r-tBTlLi.NCK AND Imtrmpebanor,
Co'dsliad to the s-reatest oestiuciion of human lite.
mainly because a Co d i t )0 of en considered avorv
ordinary, trifling afl'ulr just as well !eft to xo aa it
cine, and hence systematica Iv neglected, until
simp e, omsb e affection is converted into a serous
and generr7v fatal Fiilnmnnrv disease. 1 he more
H udeii t, awa e that a violent Courh or Cold should
never be Inned with, bn on the con'rary taken care
of from Its incipienov, promtiy make 'use of Dr.
ayne's Expectorant a curative which lias sustained
its reputation lor over thiriy jears as a remedy
always efficacious ano sure to exert a most ben
fieial influence on all the Kronohial and l'ulmonary
n "b. r il reu uiuy ni io. ii nesnut Strtct.
"Pealurs Crushed by Icebergs," Bradford's
last great painting, is still on exhibition at Wende-
roth, Xaylo? tc Brown's, No. 914 Chesnnt stree1.
Thii magnificat work ot art bas received the
highest praise fronona pres and public in every
eity In which it bas b en exhibited, aud la this
city is daily v'slted by tuMI3andSi The goene ta ,
mruiing on,, and one wnic.the artint has plaad
vividly upon the canvas.
Se d.
!n bat apaintmirof
"""" ii.on esUibitlon In
Fbllarfeiph a, atd werejoicetbat ok cit7pn, ,,.
date Its worth. citizens appre-
3 Geo STtsoK & to. 8 Pianos, j
6 1 1 ai uou a's, y
ovientn and uttesnut s-reets.
r H
'AHAPPr.w Year to AllI" Faraeij. ((!
A irrand celel rntion o no opotldji of the New v
will te observe V "IlT" ti,toLe & Co '8 nrst.I
Clothinii Houif, "ffthe Continental, bvan exi S
'llcA . ' yfeat'y rCUUCfd
F.LLiPTicVIjo Machine company's Fiust
rREMICK rK:STITCH SEWISa MACDINKS -In
comparably J' gr family ue. Hurhest' Pre
miums (b't Modal), Fair Maryland Imtituto Nfv
York atd Annsy.vania Stato Fairs, ms. So 023
Cheeuutytel'
JT.-IA,1(E8 Ros. nA,oe. --b.
tf i-uooeraiein puce, and asdurab'ofT2rTi
i. . . -M ny piano made. ' J H
uouio, seventh and Chesnut Streets.
(, go to G. Btbon Morse A Co . No B09
..l4 AlCh snout lnrn. w i . . v WJ
Coflee and Viofflos "'ruv"era' vb'ek
he imprtoned breath t"fmf' JI!,'f'ni
.DenW to the purest niediui ew iSed tV.MBi
concentn'e auy perfumn it i. .V . 7 1 fl-x Qd
as well tho most sooihin .!f most 'ndeliole,
neUclot QdorsJy entrancing of all
prnc Notice. k. (,. w.... '.
Cbesn !. are now readV SKL?-! Noh-
and p- Coulee ions, put up in neat b?.6'' 0lloice
psnd Kniekknscksjor Tre d aes. Su?
FncoLioc JfrBi!., ,nd delJcw
li nr r
60 to
11 ft-A TOE 8 Of Jc CrpmTTTT .
uaraen gtTt,nt
t, nr iiiorst-o. Xo!1 a "T Jmi made to
W a aw
street,
aus, oi-
" 'er.Bh .n,i Im 1 i
OFPJ-Nfc; r- -au. Stree.;.';
'""T t.
"anted b
n
KakoaiATIT! -iiira Street.
- - "Ulotbinir
""'."othinf:
r andunin&An
: f
wet
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I ar
-f-rv QRDtNANCES.
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V
to the
Depait-
A to Makoan APVrT------ 1H,,7
r r.tiv rroneriT " r ,nn f!oo;iiia
iT.two inoui-""-'.-".. vv stent 01 i;nv
fars and seventy cents i)rM l0partmeut
ts hereby approj; " -xiw v
hereby appropriated I91WM 0f
ropcrty to pv theersj-mmigoner,
,r the vcar 1MB, A ot tUd six hundred
I'.nnrrtr lo pt 5 i) ws i-mm'ssioner, iein,
1 ' r,.,Q -a 7.. . . j I J . I
r i tin vear im, r, ot iota six nunareu uuiiurs
item 1. Vnr 8st.'re thr
and MtMenr" f Superintendents of Inde
(3100). Palsown, West l'hiladelphla, and
Item X '(.icnul s, and the Janitor of the (Jrand
VOVtJrf mt- tnro lh0U!M,ncl na n,lT ao1"
tendenta of State
ot Ihe Histe
three thousand
I Hnum
1V. I si.-en 4.
lor .aic ' uperintundents Indft-jr.-llo,
Wash njrton, Klttenhouce,
II Ln'"' Jetlerson. Norri. and Shsekamsifm
i ...iei Mitxrintonoent ol Kalrmount Park, and
equIV7riai tirounrt, seven thousand three hundred
tS"Bffv dollars (7360)
.l'm 5 For balanes of Keepers and Regulators of
I'oblic Clocks, five hundred dollars ($600).
ItemS. For Salaries of liou-e cleanors, and all
attier expenses incurred in keening the nubile
halls
ipvd, nve nnnarea ano tmy do lars(56n.
d.Itcm 7. For Offioe Expenses, Stitionery, and Incl
u , Jtals, tour hundred collar (400.
pJetaS. For Further Improvement ol Fnlrmount
k, six thousand Ave hundred dollars (JKJ600).
Sn.sv'in . For, Fuither Improvement of Norm
'Jt;ar, two hundred and But dollais (250.
pari,tm 10. For Further Improvement ol Hunting
lte f hnndrel dollars (o00).
at ihe? 11- "or Libor and other Expenses incurred
i." Tcbbo Squares, five thousand dol ar (S5000I.
dol ars 1'J-.1''or lnurnigand Sodding, live huudred
Item jC'OI.
law (StiO' 'or cenln(C Icesapools, six hun ired dol-
ftmSSfVi'i Forropalrs and cleanlnf Courl Rooms,
three thoutrlct Attorney's rooms, and Jury rooms,
itm K ndtiollaw (XM).
ruTrtV tii'm? repairs to and improvement of pro
(500). f Bf 10 the c,,y' flre nunared dollars
five h,undred0,ti';i'nd wPirln P"0 clockst
to the rit. m saving in tront of property belonging
i.m in 'vSr ikhousand dollars 1000).
rt1'.1." Ti..al, kindling wood, and fuel, three
ud?hall no MW0' Provided that the coal
from ibTp'rVw 8,"1 bou"'
Item 19 For iiH"e5nlT:
. T umcera in i uiiauuipoia oans,
to5h i u building bolongiot
tboKAKcnhnl,l0PWcal Socio"y, fourteen
i14). ,hrC0 hun,d nd wventy -Ave dollars
thouS.I -1 interest, eight
inousati three hunnre,. .., i,.,tT.Bix dnliars anri
sevtntycn st&S&ie-TO, tui'ty-six oouars au
Item 21 Tnr Aimnp. m . . - .... ...
offices, an d f o uires, I J i ,n ! ,0' P"110..;?"":
houes
(ia,409).
Item 22 Tor
two thonsann o,lars (f 4 '
air to Sprint; Garden Hall,
rooms required t twV5 'n,d "d Petit Jurv
thousand dollars ($J(fl0l udes f ue CourU, one
Item 24. For repairs t Hr.n n, ,, . .
five hundred do Urs(5iJm PUtladoldhia HU,
Item 26 For reinovinu snow an A i.
Item 27. For eJicnsei of pieparina: plans and d.
setiptions of proJrty be on-in to tbe city of Flu.
ladelphia IntendtJ to have oeen sold, aa follows:
A 8hedaicer,.e hundred, aud twenty doUais;
Alfred Youna-, filen dollars; Flward O Eoberfc.
eiebtwn dollaii jicbn F. Wolf, ihirtr-fh ee dollars
total one btindtwl ad eiirhty six dollars (186
ItemiS. roralit.Vuil ca-eaandshelvlnjrand re.
?f'1S 'V? FBin.'?! 'VH? 0,flie or the P'Jthonotarv
of the Iistr ct tjurt hve bundled dollars (5) "
Provtdvi, rhat.bireitbel'ontrorer snail eoan'er.
elfn fiby wariabt.diaim b the Commissioner ol
City Froperty (exced' tor salaries) t' e bill shall b
appioved by tbe Cora lt tee on Citv Propsity.
Section 2. For plaretnir trees, tbe expense thereof
to be der.ved from thf.tind biueathed ny the late
tIIiott Cretson, threcliiindrett do 'ars (S300)
Section 8. M arrari to be drawn by the C'omn ii.
sionr r ol City l'roj th. .
WILLIAM 3. STOKLEV,
A.-a, trident oi Common Council,
John Kckst,
Clerk (i Common Council
! J.S V M'EUINC,
.u- president of Select Council,
Approved this t vefty-nmth day of IVcember
Anno tioniiiii one unu.nii i.i.t i....muer:
sixty aix(A.D. l&ib). " " ureu "ua
111t tORTON VToMICTIAEL,
J 1 1' i Sin vnr nl ll.lioriii7..
; ma iui
M O K U I N N C E
TO ftluke an tCnrnnrlnHnr
A
nu-ut or iark, . wkz:':;,"..." f p"-
IUUK8 an ltnrnlI.Hn.
lev ir67. .v. ..uuiiiga ior the
Wr.l s w . . . J
tbe
M"" ne oe ei and rr.immnn
sum
thirty-,, dol.ars-.nd .eTnnuOTAn
be and theiamels hirebr anoronXii , Vk. .V'
fJr'arfes af Commissioner and Clpric
' i.'?n2-hundred dollars 2100). C
tboun2d 'on. of Markets, six
And it shall be tne d, WtS X ..""r? ')),
snail countersign in. Jr """"v. 'ore t
aha I ... J kuu VVtlU U inr. MhIAM a
dn nX anTtho'r S," 0n &5
be has ffi" .m .?!?. !. lerk that
verS. J.',:ilf.tJ: books. st.tionev;d.
makin tired nCA,X' "Kuiannir uiarf
svn &.nrf?!. .0. .a?lnf office, and peaV
M2 bais.
I ...... B , ' - . '
IV.-UHHIt
uuuuico dolla
Act
item 6. FdW
four thousand &ns
nirty fivBaViiuudred rtn.i,
repajr
M(iij-v. tow Uondred
tern 8. For rronnd
dul-
;Mtii7),
"tTo'Vor deansln. sir' -t-Vndred
dollars (37iK. .thoo....
For rent ot ouioe, e(rut hwdrea
A. l.a Apaniian nf addliin....
""tin.
Ntbe supervision of t Coioajkn
-srd avenue, b-rween , .evennTV,'"
1 exo wsiB "i larmers, t:,f
"K; oy iomuutloe u
a ino 1 omuiissinm.i
-id. 1'hat ibe Commu.
,-e fir DroDaDai a,,
.b'ddor.
by the Comm
8TOKLKT
z1
AltO
noil.
A HPEKInti,
Ttot 6e eoi t-'ouno;1-
d.V 01 iwoomwor.
d eiifhi nunareu
and
dlCHAEf-,
luoTtTOt M7dICUAbl
MOHjUj'bilae!ph.i
is
Pmts varnishes, and
nRTHFOTn STREET,
J10
ir T C!
ABA VB-BTONES. Etc.
nil bs soi4 eM ? .er?B, CoHAd Btftte
fVVi0. fe.,.rtn. of Hnnniln
I Itinvnis. two Janitors
I i..jd two Cleaners ol Courts,
W-.'AZa.A and thlrtv dorars ( M-WtOI
i Hmuuii
1
1
1
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1 - rrri--1
'NANCIAL.
lUNiaNGiforrsiii"
JayCooke&(jp.
112 and PA So. THIRD ST. PXltLAD'A.
Dealers in al Governmcat Ecte,
OLD D-20s WANTlh
IN EXCHANGE FOR SEY,
k LIBERAL DIFFER ENCK ALLOWS?.
Compound Ink rest Notes Wantc
IStESEST ALLOWED OS DEPOSIT.
Collccllcn made. 8tocVs totipM and sold on Com
million it :43m
tpccial loslticn stcomn.tYsiiccs red erred lor lad
PJATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
Capital $300,000, Full Paid,
HAS BEX07Z3 10 Hi
NEW BANKING HOUSE.
Nos.633 and 635 CflESNUTSt
A. DCVD Ficedcht
Oilb( i t h. Cashier. li;
JOHtt W
QteatelA. a fit., P, gPecuiitieA
ana.
m&nAeU a? gflMe and ald
ffLuuuuhtA af &antcA and
af-anlccU, iereuied cjl Hueltxt
teiinA.
PAINTER & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 3G Sotith THIRD St.
ssMssfc
Government Securities Bought and Sold
August 7.30s,'
And Old
C0NVEETED OTTO FIVE-TWENTIES 07 1355
And tbe no CuuJi delivered immediately.
CUT L04JJ8 BOvJQHT AXO flOLD.
2t3ui
A VIES DROTHlilRS,
No. 225 DOCK Street,
BANKERS AND BROKERS I
JCT AN" BELL
UNITFJ) BIATE8 HOSD8, ALL 19 UE.
AUGUST, Jl'JSfc, and Jl'LY 7 MO NOTE8.
COltPOVJiU, IJfTEBt 8T NOTH8.
ATJOL'BT V..10 MOXE8 IN'IO IQB
NEIT 5-20BO-DS.
ilercanti'aPajieiand Loans on Collatetaif nagotUted
Bxock bought aud Bold on Cummlimion. HI
QOJPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
jatjaily: coupons, bovoht and sold.
STERLING, LANE & CO ,
. ' BANK.EK8,
8 6tfBp Wo. 110 South THIRD street.
HjgijRGLAR PROOF SAFES
gYANS"-& WATSON
MASoVACTTJEEr.lJ OF
fike ajjd burglar-proof
.'s A. F" E S .
k,Mereatllor Pw.Ul.i-ii,.., p
BaUblUhed Orer S Tear
Over 84,000 BaW ia
traly ea vth Inside Door.
Iw Lose the Fire-Proof QnaJirj.
Qoaranteed f from DaaaF0"
toij at prijllower Uiun otb.ar Bukeri.
wAREKOOMS
lLAIlf WUXA. 1," 'S
LVEU'S N E W PATENT
Deep Sand-Joint .
H
OT'AIIl FURNACE,
ALL &Etti
" - PrMiAr
RANGES Ot
Also,
Fliller' MV tUB
gtu IIet'
JOB SALE Hy
VaTILI5B WILLIAMS,
ko i!83 M?ET fctrcet
;v
fi.tmaoilaciu r.
HllllI"L A TIlOtoHON.
No. I9 N tKC'ONlJ yuet
qTT E i ll A X T E L St
Alt VAi.rL9 r anstJtp4toi for OailUi,
irauty,Bt'ir,'HiiCaFapn8i. .4 . :
bUAlY MASTB-8 auj blat Work Ooi.-mly, oiV
to ot&dt.
J. B. KIMES.A OO ,
U Hot I1W al'".yc,tXi!lUT UtroeU
I
1 '"8'J"
r. ins z.
w k01'EA HAMrt, fur Families Uoteis.
f53! oa,VulC i lnttio. In TlVr.Nir J.-:
4"jL or i kT .Also. 1'hiluuelphla JlanKs,
iTrnrriSj forlable li-aieis, l.owduwn t-ratw,
Hot-Air ViiLvia. IW.U BoUfis. KtewliuU l'luto.!
KirPtlD' 1 i.1i.wl a4l . V. lillliIM'.A aim! ftaiil 1.,
FROM HARRiobUrS
MflJor McCf. a
Covornor dJSrv-TH' und
IlARBrgnpno pn r
Oeneral Jobn w . cmcr 31. lj iif.i.
lVnns1Vanla?-My "ove'rre,ftB
the 29tb Inst., tendorin,, . a,r!-ot,r -letter o
of Adi,,lant.6ene?aTon jh0o' rIhP
Pennsylvania, has bven h..H I"0nwe,lJ ot
on'J'oa N. Korj, m? bT Oar
,;v, urm, HD W6I1 BS for VOIl. lriJ ""UUOnOO
?. f&nerotisly tender fttesi
ImHTw of its duties as soon Ter nf01
'al dntiee will permit. M m Penti
obJt1o honor, (Jenoral, lokun,. . .
at servant, A'D D. Vc'AwMt
Democratic Caucus.
S S Senate, and Arthur i..-t.
0f M ne'ry, for Speaker ot Hoiwe. . - . :
the.ATe capitaC
The
Penn';.;:-i. Lftcrlalaturo-O'-
garUzatl, of tho Aasembly-
wvmci v. rissa tieoteu
. Tbo House was cded to ordaclt noon U-day
by Mr. Benedict, ch f clerk, and the Secretary
ol theCommonwealljpresented the roturosoc
elcetion of mem bersNvhicb were read.
On motion of Mr. tenia, the House proceedM
to the election of Sieakcr.
Colonel John P. Classirof AT ?7.waf ,aomh
nated by Mr. McKee, and Arc O. Markley, ot
Montgomery, was nominated the te0J:ra
The vote stood-John P. Glass, 61; ArVu'4
Mi-rkley, 37. Mr. Glass was declared eloctea,
and was conducted to tbe Chair by MesBT. yuay
and Markley, aud was sworu in by Mr. narwoj.
after whU he delivered the usujl address, ail
the members were then either &vrAtn or rnrme-J'-
The Senate does not meet untj-j o'clooSH
WASHINGTON.
fSPEOIAt, tEdPAT0HB9 TO KVSMINa TBLBQiAPa
W8HiNaT0N, Januarr I.
t,lst of Rebels Pardomd. '
Tbe list of Senators, membora of th tate
Rebel Congress, officers of the United Statea
artnj and navy who joined tbe Rebellion, Sena
tors and members of the Uuiled States Congress
who left their seats for tbe same purpose, and
Rebel Geucrala who have been pardoned by
the President, has been completed, aod will be
sent to the House of Uiprsentativej, in com
pliance with a rebolutlou. Tho ilot coutaiuj
Dames, as follows: "
Alabama. 33: Arkansas, 51; Diitriot of Coltim."
bia, 25; Floiida. 8; OeorAia li; Kentucky.
Louisiana. 21: Maryland, 3: Mississippi, 15. ini!
eouri, 8; North Carolina, li; South Onrolin'a Jl
Tennessee, 15; Texas, 13; Vucrinia, 48; and vVest
Vtr?inia, !. ,
This liKt does not contain the names of a large
number who were pardoned under the twenty
thousand dollar clause the rerointnendatioua
under which they were pardoned accompanying
the list.
TIi Gold Mines.
Governor Ourtln and Senator Iugtlln hava
interested themselves in the Potomac gold
mines, and have organized a company which U
expected to commence operations soon near
Great Falls.
1 The Suow." 1
There was a slight fall of snow to day, but tua
day Is being very generally obserred.
The Receptlous.
The President and Secretaries McCulloch,
Stanton, downing, - Randall, and Attorney.
General Stanbery and General Orant, are r-N
ceiviug tbeir friends to-day.
JJitween 11 and 12 o'clock the President re
ceived the members of the Cabinet and foreig
Ministers, Judges of the Supreme Court of the
United States, Representatives in Congress,
Judges of the 8tipreme Court of the District of
Columbia and of the Court of Claims, officer
of tbe Army and Navy and the Marine Corps.
The reception was a brilliant one.
Among those prebent were Sir Frederick Bruco,
Brltlbh Minister, accompanied by Frederick
Aatrobus and J. Hume Barclay, Secretaries or
Legation: M. Berthemy, French MinistA
Tassaxu, ihe Snanlsh Minister, and ' m . .
VonGeroli, the PrUBslan Min'' J?J JJJ
M. Waldomar Bodlsoo, I
and lady 5 Baron wniedt, Swedish Ministers
Senor Gutierrez. Costa Rican Charg
d'Aff-i; J- W. Vel- Secretary Legation Guato
,)., Benor Baraugo, Chilian Charge d' AtTftltes,
lady, and son; snor Romero, Mexican Ministers
General eWt Minister (torn the United 8tat
of Colombia! D. Brurro, Ilajtlan Secretary of
Location; Huron von Llniburjr,' Mlnirr front
the Netherlands; Mr. ContagaPA Charge d'Af
fnlies, Italy; together wltb '8r8e number of
attaches of legations, rbe Judges of the Bu
preu e Court appear-, hended by Chief Justice
Chase. Of the biuet Ministers, Secretary
Stanton and Kv. Secretary Browning and lady,
Secretary nandall, aud Attoruey-General Stan
lrj and lady. ' "
mong the Couercsittucii, Senators Sher.
Johnson, Williams, Morgan, Wesmitb, Doo-
little, McPoumI, a StewaW were present,
with a large number of arnij oflicers; and the
Navy WM-rcpre ented by Admirals Radford
Stribling, aud others. , '
The general reception, bet ween 12 and 2 P.M.
was attended by au immense crowd, u usual. '
Tioia Baltimore.
I ai.i iiionL', Junuary l.-There is ' general
sunpenaiou of business- to-day. The bank ex
chansre ofllces udd public 'buUdioni are all
cloed. The slashing ii fair, and pjp-jia.
tlou are enjo)lng ihemiolvcs. 1 , .
QEORGE
PLOWMAN".
No. 2S2 CARTER Streii,
Aud No. lit PiM'K Hir-.)i,
1
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