• -Centrollers of ..the.Pahne-Schoois.
A stated meeting I was toad yesterda,
iftSrttoon. ,
The Conimittee On mount s , . presen ted
.130,1iition asking', Councils for art hddi- ;
_ihmalappropriation of $1,413, for : th e', 'Pay
inent of bills which-had not been , presented
Agreed to: i
redelution was presented te. continue
the solarise of the teachers of the• Landreth
SclioOl-liouie; recently destroYed by ftra:'"
It misstate:tin debate that a new school-
Miles
be immediately, erected„ and;
Miless'i; the salaries, are continued .the
leachers will accept other situations; • and
the Sectional Board will be unable to supply
their placee. • • . _ ;
' The.resolution was agreed to. -• • - ;
The replirt of the Committee of Accounts
:was presented, footing up $185,052 18. •
.McMimes moved to approve, :the I
Mport,;exscinding the item to. the Serien
teenth $4,600 50. In- this , section
there'are twelve Directors, nine; being ',D,e-1
mocrats.' •At the last election ,for Control-'
four' Democrats 'voted for Mr;
- Manes; 'a Republican, and_• ; elec(ed..-liim , to
,the, Board. ; The party clatnor in the. ward'
Unified the `Democrati, and they struck
;Mr. 'Madams' ; name .fronle thlt, - .llst of
Direotors;• Be applied to -the,--Court and
cured a:mandamus forthe 011ing of his
the ineetings.Of the„;Bireetors, but
the mandamus has nev,ex•f-yet been , obeyed.
;soon Directors aie•a iinoruknf ;the Alma-
torsiand Mr:ihicgames declared, that when
only ; t*'WeraptieSent. the,s , apptto*ed' their
accounts, -; "; •: • .;; • ;•• I
The motion to strike out th'e seventeenth
sectioin , prevailed , : The amended; :reoort
was agreed ta.
I*.;,VreebOrriChairman of the Conintit;
lie
_tin High:Sehool,'Priiientiid a some,
whitlengthyi report. 'which,- after- stating 1
thartnirty` coi4lahitiftad been Made about
Ithe`hiellicrency of theTlEfig.b. Schbol,:both to
Vie 'Beard Of-Scheol Controllers •and throttgli
toinicilig; Went' to' nairate; L at'length,,tne
measures thecommittee-hatHaken to ascer-
fain thes ianseof tldsds affection. The corn
_ result Of their inquiries; .became 1.
.convhicedthat:the trouble .arose from the'
,incapacity and ,negject of the; 'present Prin- I
cipal of the-scliool. • Believing this to be:the ;
,fitetc;,thli)thadw the` - 27th th of Febroary,J. re
to resign, hut, tiihrto notice Of
e request lindlihen taken, theyUffered and
41,.mk* the,Board to - ac c ept ar'resolation re-
Mr: FMr:Maguire.
reeborn said it was not the intention
.of:the - Committee to ;press the-resolution at
'thistime: It weitheir desire that the whole
Motird.should have an opportunity to , ex
testimony taken before the cora
miltfee: Itwas urged inCouncils that when the
sippitipriation was made, that, to the High
.SchoorshOnldhe erased from the bill, and
',eighteen Members voted to do so. The com
mittee felt that to Mr. Maguire's manage
ment was owing to the ill odor into which
the High School had fallen. He desired that
on the third Tuesday of next month a spe
cial meeting of the Board be held, and the
evidence be printed.
- . Mr. Money, of the Twenty-sixth, desired
.that,Mr. Magtdre should be present before
the - committee. , -
Mr. Freeborn said that Mr. Maguire had
beennotified thatthe examination was about
to be made, and he had not been present.
Mr. Mclntyre wanted to know how the
_charges had been made, and at whose insti
.gittion.- There was something in the matter
that he couldn't understand. The speaker
did not approve of the manner in which the
Iriglifidiool had been conducted of late, bat
be didn'tl like the ;proposed method of
`remedying the evil.
Mr. Scheide moved as a substitute for the
resolution as above, that a special commit
tee be appointed to examine into the affairs
of the High School,and to report at an early
day.
.;
This was withdrawn.
Dr. Nebinger slefended Mr, • Maguire,
charging the committee With' - holding star
chamber proceedings.
The Chair called Dr. Nebinger to order,
protesting against porsonalities'of any kind.
Mr. Freeborn denied every word asserted
by Mr: Nebinger as to , the secret character
of the sessions of the committee.
Mr. McManes did not know Mr. Maguire,
"Suchwanted to have him present when
Such testimony is again taken. The speaker
would not sustainproceedings of this ex
parte character. If Mr. Maguire is the
wrong - man for the place then he should be
ttlintid'out. '
Mr. Freeborn said that the character of
the testimony had been made known to
him. =Re could have been present if he de
sired. He never asked a question
about it, simply saying that the same men
who now'reprehended him applauded him
before.
Mr. McManes said he had read a portion
of .thelestimong taken, and if it were true
he would - vote to put him out. - But he
wanted Mr. Maguire to be present and have
a chance to defend himself.
Dr, Nebinger said that if after a special
examination at which Mr. Maguire was
present, he found that the prejudice against
the High School was the fault of Professor
Maguire, then he would say, in God's name
let him go out from it !
Mr. Rittenhouse said that four years ago'
'a special committee held twenty-five meet
ings, and reported against Mr. Maguire,
that the interest of the institution required.
his removal. _ • .
Mr. Elkin declared that the devotion
given to the High School by Mr. Freeborn!
was beyond all praise. No gentleman:
-could- be more devoted to its interests.,
Though a member of the Leg,islature, he,
••never missed a meeting of this Board. He
could not be charged with prejudice, nor
could the. motives.of any of the committee
be impugned.
The resolution to refer the report.to a spe
cial committee of_ftve was agreed to. •
The election of several teachers was now
conftrmed, wnen, after some matters of no
• public interest, the Board adjourned.
The Weaver and . Given Contested Election
General Collis, appointed by the Court to,
hear further evidence in the-contested. elee-,
tion ease, yesterday received the following,
testimony. • •
John R. McFetridge sworn— . List October: ,
election resided 723 Erie street; voted in;
Eighth division, Fourth Ward, at that elec-.
tion; voted for a City Commissioner; cannot
remember who I got mk ticket from; , s ot it
at the polls. examined it; voted the same
ticket- examined. -
t William H. Miller,sworn—Reside 717 Erie
street; voted last election in Eighth division;:
Fourth Ward, for John Given; got my tickset Trom Richard George,at the'polls; opene,i
dit,',examined it; examined each- .ticket
rately; George asked me not to scratch any
any one; ; lam sure I voted the ticket I es-:
ammed.t
pDaniel IfF. Donnelly—l voted at Eighth
belOw Shippen, east side of way, last Octo-,
ber; had .been-residing at 928 South street;
bad lived there a:year the22d of last Decem
ber. [Assessment list shows David P. Don
928 Water street.] lam a brokeri I
voted for John Given; got one ticket at tlie
Fifth Ward and another - at the polls; saw
the city tickets were alike, and voted the
• one rgot at the Fourth Ward; I opened a , l
• .my•tickets; am positive Xt.. Given's ualm i
'Was on it. ' .. •
John Thomas, sworn--'. I voted in the
Eighth Division, Fourth Ward, last electiou
- - k-got a ticket from a friend and voted it;
-- ;•did - not - openthe - ticket.
Gerrard ° Irvine, . sworn Voted:. at the
Eighth Division;' Ward, last fall; I
v©ted on-the . Republican ticket; it had Mr.
GiVales name
Nit: , IL - Eats s , sworn. 1 ,0 t 4 in Elklath
__gtreet below .Shippen I voted what -I: sup
r- posed to be-the: who* - Republican 'ticket;
4' tit kst - froth a man at , the , Poils"with the
c aid - on; I walla not sweari , voted for City
7C6magigadolter at all; but--believql:ol.
—Richard --George r ---being.cross-examined,:_'
aid—l don't know any man named. George
Richards; I should; think I would 'have!
-known him had 'he lived ther•S;l-em in thel
United States
_Assessor's office,and kayo
been since thaorgenization of the de-rart
mente: it is my 'duty, to hunt np Men who
owe for licenses to - the Gc&iernmentl.To - lin
McKeown and Robert Murray; I think, were
the inspectors of election; I gave a ticket to
John Lindsay and-his-brother, N. J. Lind
say; I read my own ticket; I examined over 1
two-thirds .of' the fikst - lotz of sixty tickets; I
didn't ;read : each ticket; I'. could tell at a i
- ,glance whether they - were all right; I got !
;ixt , ticket, froixi Mr: McKeever, Chairman Of:
-the Executive Committee of the Ward; I
'Sa*Mr.'Reed vote - for Mr. Given, when
,did not intend to vote for him:
t' H.
• Shomaeker, Sworn—Reside 'in
-- Faurth Ward: have_ lived there for at least
- three years; have inAle neighborhood ,1
for six or seven years; I did not vote at the
last.election; there.is no person of -my name
- inrthat 'divisitni t 'that litnow of. -
Cross-examined,-There are-a great many I
people in mydivision I - don't know; don't
c k.now the people's name even in my - own •
square; I ant entitled to vote; there might, be
rpernothr,tamo4l . Shbaistaker there! 'whom I;
' do'tknow lam Meat Sure, though, that there
are none who - spell their names my way.
'William Rae, Maria-Don't know George'
:Morris; , it appears to me there was a , Morris'
' liVed next door below -me some -years 'ago;
be was a tea Cher; my ntunbei hi 606 : South;
Tenth Street;vheThas been away • from there
sbialithreelyeide;'.l did not vote last 4 . 3140-
tiOn; no man lived the house with me; I
, have litredthere , eight years: '
Henry De Bod, Mlirmed-,,Lived in the
Fourth Ward far a long time; don't live'
'I here now; lived' in South *street, Vet Ween I
Fifth-:and Sixth; •1 kneW•,Geoige Philips, I
who resided there; last election he was re
siuMg in,theThild Ward; has resided there
for five Tears; , Iknow of no other George
in the. , Fonrth, Ward; .I have' lived
out of the,FoUrth'Werd 'six or seven years;'
am most every day in it; I believe there are
not, two of my ; persuasion • in, the Fourth
Waid whom don't know; there is no other
George Philips in the Fourth Ward to the
- best of my belief.;" the only George Philips
that I - ever knew to live in the 'Fourth
_ Ward now resides in ;the Third' Ward; I
was long a voter there,and they allknew me;
nobody knows how. many voters there are
in the Fourth Ward except the Althighty.
Coal Statement.
'The following is a statement or the amount of coal
transported over the Lehigh. Valley Railroad, for the
week ending March.lo, 1866, and previously since
December 1, 1864, compared with same time laSt_year:
.`.. v - Week. Total.
Tons. Cwt. Tons.Curt.l
9,608 oi 68,389 14!
Hazleton
East. Sugar Loaf.
Mount Pleasant.
Jeddo
Harlelgb
Ebbervale
Stout
-. 2822 . 06
.. 538 10
- 2,834 18
.- 184 12
-. 1,170 17
Councll R1dge........ ............. 1,558 19
Buck Mountain 1.223
New - York and Lehigh 1,511 11
'Honey ;Brook. 3,643 15
German. Pennsylvania 822 03
Spring Mountain ........ 1,819 10
Coleraine 646 05
Beaver Meadow
...- 1071.
..... 645 38
_.. 1,28g3
211
07
John Connery-.
Lehigh Zinc
S. B. giber & Co.
McNeal & Co
Knickerbocker..._.
Coal Run--
Rathbun, lktldwell dr. Ca.. 71 02
Glendon
hi • b..noy
S. & 0. O. Bowman.....__.
H. .t.iyere
slitman
453 02
8399
.... 1.95 a 15
......._.- 691 13
Baltimore--
Consolidated ....
Audenried
Le:ldif' and StiSquebAnnm 143 01
Landmesser's ..... 37019
Wilkesbarre
Warrior
Parrish dc Thomas.
Other shippers.--.-- 194 19
.84,093 OS
Corresponding week last
..: year ,-,81,807 09
- 2.795 19 45.573 04'
'The lbnowing is the statement of 'the Little tschttyl.,
kill coal trade for 1666, to Saturday, March 10:.
Co's dines: Railroad.'
Tons Cwt. Tons Cwt.',
.105,012 02 56,742 13.
-29=7 01 66,498 17
FrOra Dec. 1, 1865
Same lime last year............
Increase—
East M ahnnoy Railroad_.._
Sametime last year
Decrease
Total decrease on railroals.....
BOAI'M 03T TR4Dk..I. '
JOSEPH C. m
Ge.i.A03,1 ,
E. 'A. SOLIDER, Howl:a= Ocancer .
GEO. L. BUZGY,-
arrival and eT °wan Steamers
REMO • 711011 SLIM
New York .Southampton.. New York.... ......_:Feb. W ,
The Queen LiverpooL-New York Feb. 22 ,,
Hansa.— .... .13onthampton.-New York. .Feb. 28
Hibernian. .T.Averpool-Portiand ...... -.March
Africa-- ...._:........March 3 .
City of Cork .Liverpool-New York March 3:
Propontis Liverpool-Boston&Phila-March 3
City.of Washington.Liver'l.-New York Starch' 7
Pennsylvania .Liverpool-New York ----March 7 :
Oeermanla ..... --Hamburg...New York March 7
Pereire _Havre...New York .March. 8
Peruvian .... -----Liveropol-Portiand March 8
City of Limerick iaverpooL-New York - --March • 9 ,
Australssian....-.LivernooL-New York m March lo
Delaware Liverpoel-Boston&Phils-Itarch 13
Cityofßoston Liverpool... New Y0rk.._..... March 14
China -LiverpooL-Boston Mardi 17
TO DEPART.
Baltic.. NewYork...Bremen March 15,
Ericsson New York.-Bremen 'March 15
Celia New York-L0nd0n....„ March 15
City of New York:. N_ York... Liverpool March 17
L Borussia ...New York... Hamburg March 17
Erin • .New York... Liverpoo- ... . . -March 17
Geo Cromwell—New York...Nen Orleans• March 17
Novia Scotian , PortiancL-Liverpool March 17
Hibernia New York-Glasgow March 17
drag° .New York...Havre March 17 ,
Java...... .New York... Liverpool - March 21'
Mora Castle New York... Havana. March 21!
Corsica - .New York-NassandrHaVa.March 24!
Santiago de C'uba..-N York,Greytomol....„.....March 2i
prA ci an n n 8,1
.~._ ~ •:. ~: a:~.
1178 IiaBES, 6 14 BUN SETS, 6 4 1 HIGH WALTZ% 12 22
PA:4 :4 ivet Div's* kt:4 z417,1tA
Ship • Tonawanda, Julius, from Liverpool W. 41 Jan
with mdse to Cope Bros. Towed up by tugs E A Son
der and W H Parke. • -
Brig osa, Nash, from Trinidad 17th ult. with
sugar and cigars to S 44,W Welsh. Left brigs Jas
Kirby. tbr rhiladelpffia, loadiog; L MMerritt,. foz!
New York, do. Schr J Griffin, for Philadelphia.'
sailed isth.
Behr J W Everman, Hagen, 3 days from Bridgeton
in ballast to.Q&li6Repplier.
Schr Farmers' Friend, Hearn, 5 days from Balti-'
more,r with mdse to captain.
Behr John Price. 'Nickerson, 7' days from Boston
with mdse to Crowell & Collins.
- OLEAMED YEN. DTBRDAY.
Steamer Kennebec, Edmunds, , New York, .P R Clark.
Steamer R Cundiff, Baltimore,' A Grcives, Sr.!
Bark La Plata, Crowell, Buenos Ayres, j E Barley
Co.-2d- clearance, having repaired. • •
Brig Jas Baker, Thompson, St Jago, J Mason & Co
Bohr Sarah Cullen, Cullen, Havana, 'Madeira & CaZ
Schi J W Euerman, Hagen, New Haven, G dr. :•S
Reppller.
Behr R L Tay, Baker, Gloucester. S nnick.son & Co. ,
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, hence at New York yes'
Steamer Emily B Bonder. Lockwood from N. Yoe)
for Charleston, was, seen 10th inst. oft' Cape Lookout,
bi aring north 40 miles.
Steamer Admiral, Nickels; - cleared at New York
yesterday for this port.
Steamer Mayflower. Robinson, sailed from Norfolk
12th inst. for this port. -
Steamer Virginia, Snyder, cleared at New York Yesl
rterday for this port. • , •
Steamer St David (Br), Aird, c eared at New York
yesterday. for Liverpool.
Steamer New , York (Brem)„ Oteindorp, from Bre-
Merl yeb 26 and Southampton 28, with 634:passengers.
'at NeW.:k ork yesterdaY•
SteaMer The Queen, Grogan,at New York yesterdaY
'from Liverpool...
Steamer Star of the Union, Blanchard, at New York
yesterday. from New Orleans:
Steamer Huntsville, Crocker, cleared at New York
yesterday for New Orleans. • , ' •
Steamer -Marmion, Warsaw, from York,
t
New,Orleans 6th inst.. •
- Steamer Guiding Star, Berry. from New Orleans and
Havana,' at New York yesterday.
Ship Annapolis, Pomp, sailed from Ban Tramline
9th hist. for Callao to load Vane for Hampton Roads.
Ship Stilton. Smith, from Boston for Bombay,' Was
- spoken 19th Jan. lat 12 05 N, lon 36101 AT., ,
• Bark St Andrew: Rusemyer, hence, sailed Fat.
mouth 220 ult. • • •
Bark Edith, Ogilvie, from , .Nagasaki, at New york
yesterday.. ,
Bark Glenwood (Br); Bentegeal, clearedat N York
yesterday for Ruenoa Ayres.-• •
• Bark Southland' (Br).- Thep, - cleared at New York
yesterday for Cape Town. • •
Brig Cyclone, DicDonald, from Willaifigtpri,,NC; via
Holmes Hole; at Boston s'esterdar.
Brig Nautilus, Steffens, from'.R o Janeiro, 20th
at New York yesterday. ' , ,• , -•
Schr H Learning Ludlow; hence t Savannah Bth
• Bohr .TEL;,e MoCire:Niekerecii, from,Bdsten for this
Pon, palate Zrew.Bedford 12t11 Bast for ti Uew Ord
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN . : PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14.1860.
-mast...having carried. away -bead of-forcmast on Nan-.
tucket Shoals.
Scum W F Garrison, Corson: 0 A Heckecher, May
bew; Edgewater, Foster White Squall, Adams; Mary
Cranmer, Cranmer; J A Austin,Davis; Aid Ireland,
and Iteinharr.Hand, hence at Boston.l2tb.inst,
blaryll. Beeves, Sekllle, hence :for: Northport,
at Holmes' Hole lab inst
.Schridabel-Blake,Newcomb; fromPortlandfor Ws •
;port, at Holmes' Hole 11th bast: • , - •
• ; NAVAL. •• r •
The steamer - Hartford. flagship of Haat India•
squadron, Admiral Bell, ;arrived fit ; Ratavia, Dec. 23,
iihd - sailed.hgain Jim 6 for-Hong Kong.- ',fill well.-
The II S steamer Shenandoah, Captain J R
boroutfah;cyriVO -6th CtillarY ,
Isla n _The simply steamer Massachusetts. , for the Atlantic
- an& enif.lBqtladronsi witlaail from N York..lsthAnst.
_ - -•..--„, 'BIOTIC:0,TO GS.
• Noticilrherebygiven that the ISUar Ituoye Owed on i
Spring Polntand Stanford's Ledges, Portland Harbor, .
Dave been retuoVett,._andtheir lastm supplied by Can ,
And Man Buoys for the Btunmerseason. 1
.4By order of the Lighthouse Board, •
).:•-', _, -., - , JOBIXII . OPE; L If,toltiiictorilst Dist.. , i
Portland, March 9.1866.
ELEGANT • .:
COUNTRY , SEAT,,
,;. •.• - AT .
CHESTNUT RILL.'
. . .
Will be Sold at Public Sale,
ON TUESDAY, - -WOK '26; 1866, ,
At the Philadelphia Exchange,
- By M. THOMAS & SONS Ate's.:
•
THE ELEGANT . STONE HANSIOI%F, late the_ pro
perty of SAMUEL EILLDEBURN. deceased, together
with Stone Barn, Stabling, Carriage House, Ice House
large Conservatoz7, and OA acres of drounti,... situate
on the Germantown and Perklomen Turnpike, within
ten minutes' walk from the Chestnut Hill . Railroad
Depot. Has large Hall through the centre, 'l9 feet in
width and about iro.feet in length; two parlors,, library,
dining-room, breakfast room, and two kitchens on
first flan, nine„chambers on the second, and three
chambers and' Willard room on the third floor, and
every- city convenience; handsome lawn with large
shade and evergreen trees, graveled carriage drives,
&c. Most desirable location, commanding the most
extended and picturesque view from Chestnut MU..
- rale f-mdcaltil
gi FOR BA LE.—.6 HANDSOIILE THREE STORY
reA
double brick dence, with parlor, sitting room.
am ng, , room,kitchen, and is , chambers, and-having
two acres of ground attached. situate nearly adjoining
the raflroao depot at Newark Delaware. - Is well
eds pled for a summer boarding house or seminary.
Stabling; carriage house large lawn with handsome
shade trees, &c. J. M. GIIMr&EY & SONS, 508 Wal
nut street.
2554 16
5,973 01
,451 , 14'
' 13,931 07
11,416 O;
I.—FOR PALE.—COUNTRY NEAT, near
Torresdale. of 10 acres.
2.—Also, one of 28 acres, near Holmesburg.
—Also, one on the P. R. 8.., of 22 acres near the
Old Yorl: Road Station.
4.—Also, one of 3z acres, near the last named.
Apply to O. H. MIHRIIHM.
mhl3-10t Ho. 288 South Sixth street.
03,578 04
16,936 17
10,894 10
28.604 08
14,69( 03
30,811 19
7,800 61
' FOR SALE. — Two contiguous 5T0R313,-situati ,
LS' between spruce and Pine streets. Delaware ave
nue and Water street, 58 6.12 feet front on Delaware
avenue. 132 feet deep to Water street. With rleht of ten
fee• alley on the north and south sides of stores.
Apply to
ROBERT HUDDELL,
•
mhlS-st• 414 Saint Delaware avenue.
846
6,7 n) 03
1,799 OP
15,488 02
7,699 00
155 09
2.,675
6.732 12.
3,610 09
5,083 07'
3,579 00
10,911
FOR SALE —The elegant 5-story brown stop.
btcre Property , Vt feet front, widening to 6
eet and extending in depth 306 feet, situate .o. 33.
Market street. Was built in a superior manner with
every convenience, and fixtures complete, is the lar
gest store property in the'city. Possession. January
Ist, 1867. J. M. GUMMEY & SONS, No, 50S Walnut
etreet. -
FOR SALE A very desirable three-story
pointed stone RESIDENCE. with back buildings
an all modern Improvements, in good order and
ground well cultivated. Situate on Morton street,
Germantown, with tt Ave minutes' walk of Railroad
station. J. M. GIIMMEY et SONS,
&xi Walnut street.
4,377
4,..59s 07
2,107 OC,
12.721 02. -
1,456 10 :
6,531 1,4
fie O.hiIItiANTOWN—FOR SA LE.—A handsome
doublepointed Stone Residence with 23j acres of
ground attached, situate within five minutes' walk
from Dny's Lane station. Ras every modern con •
venlence, and. Is in perfect order. Immediate posses
sic% 'aren. & SON*, ..508 Walnut
street.
.91,636 13
346,663 CM,
egFOR BALE—A Three-story Brick Residence
with attics and throe-story double blot: buildings.
at, having every modern convenience, situate nn
Nineteenth street, above Arch. Lot 20 feet front. by
Ha feet deep. 7..31. G113131EY,& SONS, :As Walnut
street.
awl FOR SALE CHEAP THE COUNTRY PLACE
11. q of ProL COPPER 15 acres on Lancaster PD, - .e.
near White Hall, Pennsylvania Railroad. - Laige
house. spring house. stable, ice house, trait andshade
treks. Apply to E. C. ELETCHRLT , 502 Walnut
street. mhlo-6tl
Cr.!
70,166 0.1
--...-12,0711 18,
gCOUNTRY .SEAT AND FARM FOR
saT.R.—OfFity or One Hu mired A.cree, Bits
un:ll)llre. above the 7 mile stone, and near 1
cony. MANSION - 130t:SE TO LET. Apply to It.
WRITARER, 610 Locust street. mhl2-6t•
OR FOR SALE—The Four-story Brick Store and
SE Dwelling, I- ituete on the northwest corner of Fir
teenth and Fine Street& le -an excellent. business
stand s and in 'good order. .1, M. OU3I3IEY dt SONS
508 St Shut Street..
FOB e3A.LE.-3 he three-story Brick Dwelling.
situate No. 715 South Ninth street. Is well built
an is in perfect order. Lot YD feet front, by 100 feel
deep to Russell street. Drimedlate possession given.
J. M. 01.71351EY & SONS. 10$ Walnut street. .
TO BE LET—A tine thrte-story brick dwelling
La with - twelve rooms; lot MO feet deep to a street, on
mcb is a stable, In the village of North Wales.
Montgomery county. Apply to J. H. CURfIS &SON,
Real Estate Brokers, 453 Walnut street..
elle SPRUCE STREET—FOR SALE—A four-story
IE3 dwelling, with three-story double back buildings,
is;-9 Spruce street; modern conveniences; lot C. feet
front, back outlet. Apply' to 3: IL CURTIS & SOS.
Real Estate Brokers, 434 Walnut street..
FOR' SALE. Desirable three story brick
71 DWELLING HORSE, 1940 Wallace street.
poasebsion. Appjy to J. R. RHOADS,
mhl3-4t 5 829 Arch street.
(77,4 FOR SALE—Desirable House, No. 1359 SPRUCE
BEL street Also, No, Its rNE street. Apply to
JOHN A. BURTON,
mblO6t• 582 Walnut street.
R 1.1- FOR RENT—A veryd_esirable tarnished House
E. 4 south , side of. WALNUT atreet i _ near Broad
street. Apply to C. H.. MIIIIIMUD, 205 Routh
SIXTH strut. mh7-106
c;FOR S A T.r —The Elegant HOUSE, with ever}
modern improvement, No. 214 West Washingtor
are. LEWLS H. REDNER,
9-tfe :152 S. Fourth street.
'lO RENT.—A modern built, well furnished
HOUSE. For location, &c., apply after 4 o'clock
at No. 1814 ARCH street. mhl3 Bto
AM TO . RENT—The Handsome STORE, No. it
1101 South FRONT Street.
uthS.tf/ Inquire, No. 18 South Front street.
ABIIPPLEISMNT TO AN ORDINANCE ANTI
tied "An ordinance to authorize the Mayor of the
- city of_Philadelphin to contract for the cleansing o'
the streets of the
SacTraN L The Select and Common Councils of the
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That all the payment;
to be mode under the contracts to be entered into by
virtue of the ordinance entitled "An ordinance to
authorize the Mayor of the city of Philadelphia to
oontract for thenleaning of the streets of the city,"
approved March 2,1866, shall be payable in warrants
drawn by' the Idayor upon the City Treasurer, In
equal monthly installments; and one-tenth of the
amount of eacn:of said monthly instalments shall be
retained by the city to baappropriated as hereinafter
directed. Provided that wnen the sum so retained on
each contract shall amount to tive thousand dollars,
the remaining payments may, at the;option of the
Mayor, be paid in full as they shall thereafter become
Sac. 2. The Chief Inspector of Streets shall overlook
and supervise the work of the contractors, and report ,
any neglect, on-. their part to the illayor„-,and to the
.Committee on Street Cleansing; and notifythe contrac
tor or contractors of iris or their neglect. If after such
report and notice. the _contractors, or any of them,
shall not immediately remedy the complaint, the
Committee on Street uleanelng, may direct the Chief
- Inspectorof Streets to - perform the work - at the ex
pense of the contractor or contractors in, delimit, the
cost of performing the—same to be paid out of the
amount heretofore authorized to be retained. and the
- Mayor Is hereby authorized to draw warrants for that
purpose on• presentation of. the bills 'therefor by the
• Chief:lnspector of Streets: .•
Sae's. Theccrntract to be drawn by virtueof the said
- ordinance rand of this ordinance, shall contain a special
provision-andstipulation that all questions and mat
tern in' dispute. beth, otlaw and of fact, arising under
, said contracts respectively; shall be determined by the
Mayor, and his decision upon any question , whatever
relating to the sal Contracts; or either of thetn, or to
tb e performancee of the same, shall be final and concia
-, sive upon the parties concerned.
• Sac. 4. All ordinances. so far as they areinconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed:
'President of Common Council. ,
Arnter--33ENJAMIN - S. HAI.NES, " ,
Clerk of Select CotinciL
, • , ~ P resident of 'Select C,odnal. •
Approved the tenth day of lliarch,Annalpennni one
thousand eight andlitaidred aistyaix
'MORTON McMICgAEIi
t s Mayor of Philadelphia.
BOABDUTG.—Two •c___pleaaant connecting' Itooma.
with Board. on,OFIR- - NTNII7I`; between - Eighteenth
,attd , Twenty-ftret strode,- A. very :desirable milts of
.Booma for the spramertoany irho will remain In the
city Can be engagetlhy Bildreealng immediately, Box
7597 Rost otace , .•,::.v • . • • • TOWS4td.
.: ., SE`A.Y., ~F15~sT~::
r II MVW z 4 II ea Iku Dj
- 1301 LADING.
PENISTAITS
Ale, W . , l .ooa ll 4 l. .LiattoVA l 44ll
439 Chestmit . Stieetili
PECIMADELitIAi
Established the.lsalo' Unadalter
• ated Liquors 041 y.,
SPecial Notice to Families!
Richard Penistart's
'Celebrated, Ale, 'Porter and Brown
Stout,
•
Now SOD:Ma recommended by , the Medical Faculty
ihr Invalids. ,
215'VER 'DOZEN9
. • (These Bottlesholdone Pint.)
The abo&e el being f
to i lth° very best rlity, it must be
ad ,
It Is delivered to all parti c off e en; without Mot
charge. ; , •
Brtuidies, , Wines, Gins, Whi'skies,&o.Ato;
Warnintel - pareiat the 'West possible raise,' by the
Bottle, Gallon, or Cask.
CTLIMPAGIVES ; of the best brands offered lower
ban by , any other honse.
On Draught and in ilottles,
.
PITRE GRAPE JUICE.
This is an excellent article for Invalids. It is a Zan
core fbr Dyspepsia
' . HAVANA CIGARS.
OLIVE-
SAM=
BAY ,BITM, EiA.RDIECES, dto
'London and : Dublin Porter and lin3wn Stoat—Englisb
and Scotch Ales. delgtf/
PERKINS STERN & CO.,
DEAv.RTyi Exca.trarvicriy IN
- CALIFORNIA WINES,
So: 180 BBOLDWAY, N. Y.,
Would respectfhlly inform the public that our goods
may be found in Philadelphia at the following houses
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE.
ROBERT BLACK,
BULLOCK & CREBOHL&W,
JAMES R. WHIM,
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
HASSABD & CO.,
THOMPSON BLACK et. SON. (PIM maxn
CONSTANTINE KAISER,
No. 143 South Front Street,
Importer and Dealer in
FIENISET. AND SPARKLING
VVIINI ES,
oc9-m,w.tsm
CLARETS. Sc
HER MAJESTY'
i CHAMPAGNE,
S_ s_ MT.T..W'1 1 0, 1
151 SOUTH PROST ST., COLE AGENT.
- I The attention of the Wide Ls solicited to
the thilowingyert choice Wines, &e., tbr =
iGESPH 1) Th ON. South Front
above Wabsub. -
MADE:CRAB-Old Mandril yens
BEEERIII3O3--Clwapbell & Co.single, double and
ztple Grape, E.
Crowe &Bona, lindolph, Topaz, Meg,
, tpanisk Crown and F. Valletta.
POET Vinho Vent° Beal, Denton and
Rebell° Valente & Co., Vintages MS to lths.
CLABETS-Cntra Ms Frays and St..listephe Chat.
wnmutny._
VEICKOUTH-0. Jourdan. Brive & Co.
MUSCAT-de Fran
CHAMPAGNES -3=t larany, "Golden gnarl
Se Vence, Her MOM and Egyal Cabinet and Atha
avorite brand'.
. ••
•• - • itir sale by E. P. • t • :•
rnwy=7:Tm . 'qi
PHILADELPHIA
Window G 1 ASS Warehouse.
BENJAMIN H. SHOEMAKER,
AGENT FOR THE
FRENCH PLATE GLASS .
COMPANIES.
IMPORTER OF
English, French and German
Window and Picture Glass
And Looking Glass Plates.
lIA-NITaCTIniER OF
American Window, Picture and Car Glass
Ornamental and Colored GIBS&
205 and 207 North Fourth Street,
fe26-811211 PHILADELPECEA.
FANCY GOODS.
PAPIER MACHE GOODS
PAPIER MACHE GOODS.
TARTAN GOODS,
SCOTCH PLAID GOODS
A tine assortment of Papier 3lache Work Table
Writing Beaks, Inkstands and Scotch Plaid Goods,,
Just received per the steamer "St. George," too late ihr
Christmas sales, suitable for Bridal Gifts, d,c., will be
,old low.
ISAAC TOWNSEND,
House Puralstang More of the late SO MUR
PHY,
922 CHESTNUT S T,
Ja2Otil Below Tenth street.
A Great Chance to make Money on a Small Capital.
SPENCER'S
TIN SIFTER
Invaluable for use in all
cues wheie a Strainer or
Sieve Is required. It. Wild
FLOUR,.IMMAL, SQUASH;
APPLE, BUCKWHEAT,
dtc., and will Strain
PRISEBUS,SAIICE9,
A REAL FAMILY COMFORT,
In the KITCHEN it is the right thing in the right
place. No Household would be without it after a abs.
gle trial. •
It is the only Sifter now in use 'that gives satisfao-
Con.. ,Every Sifter is warranted to give perfect Batts
thctloll.
spium . l3.
PactorY, No, 216 North SIDOON E. D
Street, Philada,
• - - •
State and County Rights for Sale on easy terms.
Wholesale Trade supplied on reasonable terms.
Samples sent to any Address on receipt of $1 00. if..
GEORGE PLOWMAN ;
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
232 CARTER STREET. 1 ,
Ana m mow. Eamon%
ifahhin~l
'Work masirtshotni Prompitry.„4'
ended to. _
J/atIAL cues' in tin
canisters arultancv-boxes. imported azd'ibc•naie
n? v
olen aos." - si - T. -,, .* - 00i ,- 103 - gout); ThalTare
.G . KO:4;IISNKELS -
Thirteenth ande nu
Oh it t .. Street s,;
FURNITURE. WAREHOUSE,
A Large Arotortment, of
ROSEWOOD DRAWING BOOM FURNITURE.
WALNUT DRAWING ROOK STUNITURZ,
WALNUT DIPHNO =OH FURNITURE.
WALNUT LIBRARY. FURNITUSX,
WALNUT HALL FIIRNITIIRE,
ROSEWOOD OILsNLBER FURNITURE,
WALNUT ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Prices are as low as the quality of the work will
admit of
CEO. J. HENSEL%
mhz m Late of Nos. 809 arid 811 CHESTNUT St.
C.14 3 1.1LC1L).
The Cheapest Carpet and Furniture
Warehouse in the City.
CLAITETS.
011. CLOTHS,
M.A.TTINGI3,
WINDOW SHADES,
end a general assortment of Household Furniture.
H. R. LEWIS,
1434 MARKET_STREET,
fel9-Imi First Furniture Store below 15th, lower side'
Celebrated Furniture Establishment Is removal from'
Second and Race streets to theeplendid NEW DEPOT;
No. 37 and 39 N. Second street,
Where they purpose selling for one year, at about
cost.
Elegant Furniture . at Fabulously Low
Also at their Ninth and Ma• ket Streets Branch,
where they are selling equally low, being about to en
large the premises.
GOULD dr. CO.'S FURNITURE DEPOTS.
Nos. 37 and 39 N. SECOND Street, and
Corner NINTH and MARKET.
I have a large stock of every variety of Furniture
which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND MARBLE-TOP COTTAGE SUITS.
W A LN UT CHAMBER SUITS.
PARLOR SUITS n: VELVET PLUSH.
PARLOR SUITS IN HAIR CLOTH.
PARLOR SUITS IN REPS.
Sideboards, .„xtension Tables, Wardrobes. Book
casts, le athsses, Lounges. Cane and Waxisest
Chairs, Bedsteads and Tables of every description.
P. P. GIJSTLNE,
tolis.-3m N. E. Corner Second and Race streets.
WILLIAM M. WILSON ,
208 MARKET STREET,
Philadelphia.
IMPORTER OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.,
Fine Essential Oils.
Goods sold in bond at this port or New York, and ao
delivered when required, mhltlQ
QARATOGA STAR SPEII7O WATER—More shun
t:, dant in remedial agents than most of the waters at
Saratoga. It is Cathartic, Diuretic and Alterative.
Sold by the box or dozen.
RESAT C. BLAIR'S SONS
Eighth and Walnut StrZets,
New Importation of pure White Castile Soap. ratiti-i
V Cod Li O,OD LIVE,II. OIL. —TOiI. of wenty-tive barrels, new made
ver very superior quality; Quit
Ainanacostajtud repel , ved, in jam also, Just received
twenty-five barrels very superior Alcohol, warranted
S 5 per cent., in the best of packages, and fbr sate by
.TOIEPtiC BAKER &
CXTBACT OF nyIPF for beef tea or Essence of
1 - Z4 Beef In sickness or for soups for table use. Made
in filMn, Illinois, by Gall Borden, from the juices of
choice beef and is superior in :delicious flavor and
quality to any hitherto known. Packets with full di
rections. one dollar each. HUEBELL, Apothecary
1410 Chestnut street.
VNGLISR AND FOREIGN DRUGS.—English
Va-
Li leriszt, Croton 011, Taylor's Lint, Wines of Colchi
cum, Composition Mortars, Oil Neroll Petit grain, Oil
Turkish Geranium double dl .tilled, Oil Nutmegs,
Allen's Extracts, Oil Street Almonds, Cream Tana
pureiAconite Root, Wtdte Chamomile, French Rose
Lftves, English Castor Oil quarter pints to quart adzes,
Rio Tapioca, Fresh Fennel Seed, Cardamoms, in store
and for sale by WILLI Aa( FIT IR .1 CO., 7'24 and 712
ILarket street, Philadelphia,
110111 - O.I)GSONI3 BRON C ti H s,US, TABLETS.—Thßcareenews,e Alle
.11. viation of Bronchi Catarrh, _
Similar Complaints, aff—ng the Organs of the Voice
Public Speakers, and Amateurs have beer,
greatly beneated bi l = these Tablets, and their high
aPlareclation of their intrinsic merit, particalarag
cemmends them to pws , - ons &Created with.
CHITIS, HOARSEN" and CATARRH of
tln
HEAD and BREAST. For ealttby Druggists generally
Prepared only by LANCAS T ER & WILIB, Apo the
caries, northeast corner Arch and Tenth streeta,Phila
delpWa., ocLr.
TVEUGGISTIV EiIINDESES. Oral:taste° Mortara
J-Jr Pill Tilea,Comta, Brushes, iltUrrora, Tireezers,Pcit
Ham, Horn Scoo Surgical Iriatrannuita. T/118383
Hard and Soft Bnbber Gooda.Vlal Oases, Mara ant
Metal Syringes, dc., all at." - Pind Hands" prism
SNOWDEN di
- DosIIRT BHOIEK.A.KER & CO.. N. E. CORNEB
FOITRTH. AND RACE STREETS, Wholes:ail
Druggists, lEant and Dealers in Windoa
Glass, White Lead. and Taints of every description.
offer to the trade, tir consumers, a complete stock o
goods in their line, at the lowest market rates.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & QO
Northeast corner Fourth and Race streets.
AUAGNIMA.--Jeruaing's Calcined, In Mb. round tins
and boxes, also In bottles. Jfmnlng's carbonate 0 .
Zdairnesia.ln 2 oz. and 4 oz. papers.
_Heavy Calcined
Nagnetlift lyndlng and for sale by 1..• Tit.T.T.TR
SON It
phi ,
Druggist/I, Market and Seventh streets
Philadela. sea
DAT R11151.--Just received, an Invoice of Gennini
Imported Bay Rum, for Bale by the cation, bi
ROBERT BEIORmaRKR, & 00., D rugg ist,. • K. car
ner Fourth and Race etreets.
TOR BALE- A BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
lin a desirable location, on Chestnut street. 11l
fixtures and beet class custom, with unusual facilities
for the business. An energetic person, with reasonable
capital, will find this an excellent opportunity; the pre
ent proprietor, being engaged Mother business, is un
able to give proper attention. Address G. H. C
n,hl3-2t 5 Box 1,770, P. b.
FOR SALE—A BARGAIN.—TICE OWNER ll)E
-siring to remove West, offers for sale a large
established Wholesale and Retell Business, consisting
of COAL OIL L &MPS, Gr.A .154-WA_RIC and OIL. The
store is in a good situation and doing a large business
now. The whole, including Fixtures, Good will, etc.,
will be sold on reasonable terms. Posseasion given
immediately, or as soon as stock can be counted after
sale. Any person wishing to buy or go Into business
will do well to give their immediate attention. Also,
a good new spring 'covered wagon, • horse and har
ness, all complete and in good order; can be seen at
any time.
Address, in real and hill name, Post Office, Box No.
mhla 6t/
PATENT
STRAIJIER.
THOMAS S. DIXON dr. SONS.
Late Andrews & Dixon
No. 1324 CHESTNUT street. ritUndelPhis.
What: we
Opp re osite United States Mint.
of •
LOW:DOWN '
PA cca llya it,
FFI CE,
And O
other GRATES,
For Anthracite, Pauminona and Wood Piro"
WARM-AIRSIMNACES,
For Warming Public and Private Italldina,
ItEHWI‘EDS, VlinciTuATODS
AND
CHIMNEY-OAPS
- 000EINO-RANGES,..BATH-BoILIDRSoio.
ocil MiCoLvA rac and RETAIL.
MUTUAL 'FIRE" INS
PHILADELPHIA.—
Street-Amore Bulls:11nm,
chandise gelierallskrst_s
DIRPOTCRE FOR • ,
CALEB' CLOTHIER,, Avx, P. BENDER,
' BRIM MAIL INit ' . JOSEPH CHAPMAN.
THOMAS MATLICE46,_ • BMW;
T. RT.T,W'D CHAP.M.6,N, WILSON M. JAirsINB,
SIMEON MATLACK, LUKENS IVOMSTEX,
-AARON W. OABBILLB . CHAR LES
C.ATF gr,raitup (*mum Onv),W7. higlisma
FIUItNITTJELE.
GOULD & CO.'S
(Opposite Christ Church.)
Prices.
HOUSEKEEPERS
mzuGft.
No. 7E3 Market street
qg south Rlghthatrest.
FOR SALE.
STOIMS ANID.RIE/WYEBis.
INSMCViRM.
•AN COMPANY" OP
cs ON
No. SlEiout FIFER
ousehold Goods and Mer
103;795 .SO.
TRAV'ELE R
INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Philadelphia Branch Office,
North[Pennsylvania R. B. Banding,
409 tValnutiSt.
The followirg statement of the condition of the
Com;any on the 31st day of December. 1385, is pub•
fished in accordance with an Act of Assembly.
Capital.
Authorized
Paid up in fulL.._
Assets.
Cash on band and In Bank---521.=
Cash in bands of agentaincoursaof
transmission --
- IMMO 5)
Amount of loans on personal security.-- 64 2.0 CO
Accumulated interest on 7,524 74
Par Val. Mar. Val.
United States stocks and
bonds t 38.675
State 15",000 46,250
Railroad Co. Bonds —. 20,000 17,100
Chicago Water Loan
Bonds
Bank stocks.
19.200
.............. 64,500 71,980
Total Assets
Income for 1.8 55.
Amount cab premiums received $432,453 43
Interest on Investments
Income from all other sources_
Total Income-
Losses, Expenses, 4.lce.
Amount of losses paid and In
course of adjustment..—____.... f 123,073 14
Amount claims contested (none)
Beturn premlnms and re-insu-
Taxes l_aid by ........
Expenses, bacludingcommissions
and fees to egents,offleers' Bala
office expenses, adcerds
lag and printing. 4itc._.
Total Expenditures
lAIIES G. BATTKPS.ON, President.
0. F. DAVIS, Vice President
RODNEY DE - N:.C.TS, Secretary
W 24. W. ALLEN & CO.,
General Agents for Penn's,
fesa&vc 6L
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE CO., OF PROVIDENCE,
RHODE ISLAND,
The fbilowing statement of the condition o Abe
Ct,mpaay on the Sin Any of December, 155.5 Is pub
itshed in accordance with an Act of Assembly,
CAPITAL.
Authorized_._....
Palaup in fa11__...._..._._......._.....
I
Real Estate heal by the ASSETS.
1,1478 (19
Clash on hand and In 8ank........-
2,591 95
Cash in hands of .a genta and in course of
Par .b arket
Value. 'Pa
state 00 225,050 CO
U.S. Bonds__ 00 21.CADO CO 21,900 OU
Accrued interest on above Stocks and
Bonds-.
fl ro3rE FOR 1565.
Amount of Cash premiums received._...
Amount of interest from investments of the
....... ....... ....... 22,891 17
Amount of premium notes taken by tne
C0mpany..........._ ny ...... ..................... 3,790 00
A ma V mt lOutstanding prey, ...SO,' 57 07
Fr e m mms 40 per c.reqnsurance.7s47s 15J
earnel.-
Amount, or lucome of the Company from
other sources__ 150 00
Total Income
EXPK.N.IDITTIRES
Amount of losses paid during the year 56.28 96
Amount paid and owing for re-insurance.... 1,930 00
Amount of dividends paid during the year. 20,63.1 Oe
A mount of expenses during the year, in
cluding commissions and fees paid to the
Agents and Officers of the Ocmpany.-....._. 15,7;e 73
Amount of taxes 'amid by the Company 5,47. i 04
Amt unt of all other expenses and expendi
tures of the C0mpany._......._.__........._...._..
A mount of looses during the year which
have not been settled .... _ 5,695 41
Amount of losses during the fear ieport . ed
to the Company, and not acted upon
Amount of dividends declared due and un
nald ..... ...... 785 00
7. S. PAXISII. - S_ isFait';.; - MYR . FIN, Pres.
i-HILADRRYIESIA BRANCH OFFICE.
NORTH PEN'NSYLVA.NIA RAILROAD BUILD
ING, 909 WALNUT Street.
WM. W. ALLEN &CO.
fe24-s,w6t.
1829 -CHARTER PERPETUAL.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
PHILADEJ,PRIA:
Assets on January 1, 1866,
.0,6®6 9 55190.
Capital 4100,000 00
ACCInt d Surplus. 944,513
15
UNSETTLED CLAIMS, INCOME FOR MS.
$11,467 53. . $310,000.
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
05,000,000.
Perpetual and 1 emporary Policies on Liberal Ter=
BERFCTORS,
Cbaa. N. Bancker, Edward C. Dale,
Topes Wagner, George Pales,
Samuel tarant, Alfred Fitter,
Geo. W. Richards, a. W. Lewis, M. D.
Isaac Lea, Peter. McCall.
CEAELES N. ANCKER President.
ED WARD C. DALE, Vice President.
JAS. W. MrA LT.TSTEB, secretary pro term feteMil
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE, COMPANY.
OITICE,O3 WALNUT STREET PHMA DELPHI&
CAPITAL PAID IN, IN dASH. t2s 0 • 000 .
This company continues to write en .Fire Marks only.
Its capital, with a good surplus, Is safely Invested.
- 701
Losses by Ere havebeen promptly paid, and more' Sum
' 5500,000
Disbursed on this account within the past few yeam.
Foram present the office of this company Will re.
maw at
415 WALNUT STREET,
But within a few months will remove to its OWN
BIIADNO.
N. E ant. SEVENTH AND OTEESTEIDT.
Then, as now, we be bapPY to insure our patrons
at such rates as are'comdsten; with safety..
THOMAS CRAVEN ALFRED t 3. CaLLETT.
IMBEIAN' SHEPP2aDj. Ni IaWENNOE,
THOS. mAcKELLA R, OHARLEEI oupONT.
abio.suppLEE - HENRY P. KENNEY
/NO. W. OLAGAOEN. JOSEPH lU,App i 21.
SS in.,
Brid
: 114{11 THOMAS (MAVEN, President;
Aifizon, EL. GILLETT,Y.Prealdent and Treasurer.
JAMES B. - A.LVORD:Secretary: - • haw
- • -
OOTTOtrAIeD. I 4Spit•IL otevery wick
from ose Wets
_Tent awl
• •, otracv rr.-A.vm..am• 4 00..
- " E9‘ MINN 4110.
.--.-...._ ..... toxt,coo
433 205 00
$516,869 94
.. W4;884 07
EMUII
¢373,M9 30
LAO.OOKI 00
200,000 00
'X4,818 33
176,J36 20