EVROPEAN NEWS.
By the Atlantic Cable.
PARIS, November 2.—The Presse says :
The alliance between Russia and Prussia lb
a fixed fact.
RomE, November: 2.—The Italian press
denounce the allocution of the Pope against
the Conduct of Italy.
It 'is repoited that Count Rieasoli will
soon resign hix position in the Italian Alin
istry
LoNooii, Ncivehiber 2.—The British Ad-
Miralty have , promised a - deputation that
waited upon them in regard to the matter
that they Will continue the projected Nice
gua route:
PARIS, , November 2.—lt is said that
Count de Montholon has been ordered to
retire from Wdshington and repair to Eis
bon , and that Count Berthemy will-go to
Washington-to take his place there.
LONDON, November 2.—Consols closed at
891 for money.
United States five-twenties, - - 681
Illinois Central,
Erie Railroad, '
LIVERPOOL, November 2.—Cotton—The
sales of the week amount to 56,000 bales.
The sales to- day are estimated at 10,000
bales. The market closed dull` at 15d for
middling Uplands. -
LIVERPOOL, November 2. Breadstuff
hre easier; sales of Corn at 33s for mixed
Western.
LIVERPOOL, November 2.—The Pork mar
ket is declining.
PARlS,November 3.—The rumored change
in the French Embassy at Washington iy
fully confirmed.
LorthoN, : let vember 3,—A. large fund
has been and is now being collected for
the relief of the sufferers by the great fire at
Quebec. •
MADRID, November 3.—lt is said that
the Government of Spain contemplates a
coup d'etat.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 3.—The
military and naval forces of Russia have
been ordered to be raised to their fall
strength.
VIENNA, November 3.—The Diet of Hun
gary has been convoked for the 19th inst.
LONDON, November 3.—Consols closed at
S 9-1. for money. United States 5 20's are
quoted at 6813 Brie Railroad share 3 51; Illi
nois Central 77;.
LrvEEPooi,, November 3,—The market for
cotton is active. Middling Uplands have ad
vanced to 151 d. Tne salts to-dayamouateu
to 16,000 bales. The breadstuffs market is
without change.
VIENNA, Nov. 4.—Decrees have been pro
mulgated relieving Mensdorif from the
Foreign Military office, and appointing Von
Benet - as his successor. The decraes also
appoint Baron John Minister of War, vice
Es terhazy,relieved. The Ministry is without
portfolio. Van Banat has issued a circular,
wherein he declares himself separated from
the post. He-says he enters the Austrian
service free and unprejudiced. Austria will
maintain a true and peaceful conciliatory
policy, but. will uphold the dignity of the
empire.
Fbonvacc - E, Nov: 4.—A deputation from
Venetia had arrived at Tarin, amid great
enthusiasm. The Bing and Cabinet were
also there to receive them.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.—The King of Saxony
and his family re-entered Dresden yester
day, and were well received by the people.
The German Parliatitebt, it is expected,will
be ready to meet at the beginning of the
year.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 4.—Chosen, the Belgian
War Minister, has resigned.
•
By Steamer.
NEW Yoxx, Nov. 4.—The steamer City of
Paris arrived to-day, with Liverpool advices
of October 2d, via Queenstown October, 25.
The steamers 'Louisiana and Atlanta have
also arrived from Liverpool. The steamer
England sailed from Liverpool October 24.
The weekly sailing of -the Cunard extra
steamers has been suspended, but they will
leave revery ' alternate Saturday for New
"York, commencing: October 27.
The Mechanics' Magazine says the British
' government has ordered a 15-inch Rodman
gun, with improved carriage, shot and pow
der from the United States. The gun' will
probably arrive in five or six weeks, when
we hope for a settlement of the question be
tween liritish and American Ordnance.
The Prince of Wales would leave England
for Russia on November 5, with a numerous
suite, to.attend the marriage of the Princess
Dagmar with the Czarowiteh.
The "Standard" Theatre, at the east end
of London; was burned October 21. '
The War Secretary had invited proposals
for breech-loaders, to replace the present
rifles need by the British army.
Mcßae, the -Liverpool agent of the con
federates, who was sued in court at Liver
pool, by the United States Government, Ito
obtain information as to what property was
in his possession belonging to the late rebel
government, had been allowed a fortnight's
time.
A six months conscription has been de-
Creed in Schleswig-Holstein, from January
• 1, in conformity with the Prussian military
regulations. Under the Prusso-Saxony
treaty, persons politically compromised
during recent events will suffer no molesta
tion.
The famine in India has almost ended. A
plentiful harvest bids fair to restore the'
-country to its usual prosperity.
A Calcutta letter says it is estimated that
three-fourths of the laboring population
and half the lower class of agriculturists
have perished or will perish before the
calamity is stayed.
Advices from Cape Town state that the
Bassutos are starving, and a renewal of the
war is feared.
Liverpool circulars of October 24th report
-an improveinent in Flour of ls. 63. per
sack, and Wheat 4®6d. per cental. Western
Flour 28@305. Winter Red and Southern.
Wheat 12s. t 6d.0138.; Milwaukee and
Amber 12s. ®l2s. 9a. New American white
Corn 33@345.; mixed 31s. 310)318. 6d.
Bacon firmer. Rosin firm at 10s.@108. 6d.
for common American. Spirits of Turpen
tine held at 425. Other articles unchanged,
The V. S. District Court of Virginia.
FORT MONROE, Nov. 2.—The United States
District Court having adjourned yesterday
to meet on the first Tutt,sday in December,
Judge ,Underwood, last evening, took his
departure from Norfolk for the North. The
charge delivered by the Judge to the Grand
Jury, although somewhat ambiguous in its
language, seemed to distinctly foreshadow
that Jeff. Davie will not be tried at Rich
mond, to which place the court adjourned,
to re-assemble at the time appointed. There
was also something remarkable in the omis
sion of the second - clause of the oath ad
ministered to each of the Grand Jurors
sworn yesterday. The following was the
oath administered to the foreman andjurors
by the clerk of the court, .Mr. J. E. Bod ges
—"Yoa will diligently inquire and true
presentment make of all matters as may Os
given you in charge or come to yronr know
ledge, touching the present service. You
shatl present no person through nor
leave any unpresented through fear or fa
vor, but in'all your presentments you shall
present the truth, the whole truth, and no
thing but the truth, so help you God!" And
the following was the portion omitted by
order of the Judge: "You do solemrllyswear
that yon will support the Constitution of the
United,States 'Of America; that you liftve
not, without duress or restraint, taken up
arms or joined : any insurrection or rebel
lion, giving it ' aid and comfort; that you
have not directly -or indirectly, given any
assistance in money or any other thing; to
any person orleMorta who you knew or
had groUndata-believe had joined or was
about to join saApasurreetion or 'rebellion,
to resist, with.,
or badmOstedior , was about
- I'orca'oftl][o4xeb.fttiOn Of the laws ,of
t h e un'' - 'lBt,iii.4a;`and that you have'uot ,
competiocir_or4ulVoitl'any person or persons
'9 ^(car
o join any rebellion ' , against or to rests!
with force of arms the laws of the United
States."
Tbuitalsiniore JPOUre. Troubles.
Beurimong .Nov. 3-5.30 P. atte:-..The
.barge upon whioh Sheriff Thompson was
brought before Judge Bond was that of con
empt, inhaving_disregarded the—order--of
..he Judge forbidding him to swear in his
..oSse to aid and 'aupport_t hentaime:ofhtessrs.--•
Valliant and Young.. He was :therefore or
eked to be committed for contempt of Court,
in default of $25,000 bail.
The Commissionere and the - Sheriff have
just been sent to jail.
Some excitement and riotous demonstra
tions took place in the neighborhood of the
bewspaper offices on the- announcement of
qui result of the proceedings
,in Court, bat
fife police promptly ended the matter by ar
res'Ung the parties. It /s believed that the
• ole affair will now pass off without any
~erloaa breach of the peaeg.
BALTIMORE. Nov. o f 6 o'clock P. M.—At
:his hour thecity. is Perfectly quiet. The ex
citement has greatly subsided.
The police are maintaining the best of or
der, and there is no longer any grounds for
apprehending trouble. I •
BALICIMoRE, Nov. 3, 10 o'clock P. M.—
ThO city is now nerfectly.quiet. The streets
are almost deserted, and the excitement of
, the day has entirely disappeared,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4, Sunday - noon.—Thq
counsel for Governor S wenn% newly elected
Commissioners have made. application io
Judge Bartol, of the Court,of Appeals, for a
writ of habeas corpus, to •bring before him
th4arties now held in custody by the
waiden of the city jail, under the order of
Judge. Bend, of the Criminal Court. Up to
he i presont writing, the writ has -not been
erved on the warden of the jail; and as
1138paday, it cannot be served ; until
to-morrow morning. As it is a subject
much discussion when the writ will by
returnable, it may be well here to quote
the; aws o Maryland on the subject of
habeas corpus. , •
Section .4 of article 43 says that the officer
haying the party suing out the writ shall,
within three days after such service, make
return of the writ and cause the person
detained to be broughttbefore the court or
judge, according to the command of the
writ.
If this discretionary power of the Warden
to return the writ within three days should
be availed of, it is supposed the parties
may not get a hearing before Tuesday or
Wednesday• morning. It is not known
what course the Warden of the jail will
take. If the parties should be brought
before Judge Bartol to-morrow, it is pre
sumed the whole question and tfienumerons
points of law involved will be discussed
by the counsel on either side.
In order to correct some inaccuracies in
the brief telegrams of Saturday, giving an
account of the proceedings of the Criminal
Court, it may be as well here to give a copy
of the warrants issued by order of Judge
Bond:
Criminal Court of Baltinaore. September
Term. The State of Maryand to the Sheriff
of Baltimore, greeting: We command that
you take the bodies of William Thomas
Valliant and James Young, and them im
mediately have before the Court here to
to answer the charge of having unlawfully
conspired together, and with unknown per
sons by force and arms, and with a strong
band, to expel, remove and put out Samuel
Elindes and Nicholas L. Wood, Police Com
missioners of the city of Baltimore, from the
office belonging to and the property now
occupied and possessed by them as such
Poliee Commissioners.
Witume the Hon. Hugh L. Bond, Judge
of our said Court, Issued the 3d day of No
vember, 1866.
Jotztrz B. AstrEw,
- Clerk of the Criminal Court of Baltimore.
The proceedings against the Sheriff wero
instituted by -the States Attorney bringing
to the notice of the, Court the action of
sheriff Thompson in organizing a posse in
the Sheriff's office, in the mond story of
'he Court 'house; whereupon Judge. Band
sent for the Sheriff and-warned him to de
-Ist or he would have him arrested for dig
ttuhing the peace by unlawful assembly.
the Sheriff, not heeding the warning, he
was subsequently arrested• and brought
before the. Court on this warrant: •
Criminal, Court of Baltimore, September
Terni, 1866. The State of Maryland. To
Coroner Sparklen, of Baltimore city, greet
ing We comMand you that you take the
body of William Thompson, and him Im
mediately have before the Court hera, toan
swer the, charge of being engaged in an un
lawful assembly, rout and riot, together
with unknown persons to the number of 100
or more.
Witness the Honorable Hugh L. Bond,
Judge of our said Court,
Issued the 3d day of November, 1866.
JOSIN B. Askuw,
Clerk of the Criminal Court of Baltimore.
The city continues remarkably quiet, and
with the exception of small gatherings of
people quietly discussing the situation, and
the numerous, rumors in circulation, there is
nothing noticeable out ofthe ordinary course
of events.
It is rumored, probably with truth, tha
Governor Swann went to. Washington to
day.
From California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.—Gen. HaHeck
has received intelligence that the remainder
of the money stolen from the Paymaster
General of Idaho had been recovered, and
two of the soldiers of the 4th infantry, who
committed the robbery, had bzen captdred.
The steamer Active sailed to• day for Vic
toria; Vancouver's Island,carrylng out - $4OO,
000 in treasure.
Choice wheat closed to-day at $2 per 100
pounds.
Alining shares generally ure firm. Sav
age Company is quoted at $.1,400; Yellow
Jacket, $693; Chollar Potosi, $130; Ophir,
91; Imperial, $107; Belcher, $6O; Legal Ten
ders, $7O 50.
The barque Pauline, Capt. Thorndike,
Bleared for Hong Kong yesterday with $260,
000 in treasure.
There is great ease in the money market,
The jobbing trade is good. Shipping grade
of wool 14@16c. Butter, 37 i 1c, - A contract
was closed with the Government yesterday
for 8,000 pounds of flour at 305 per
hundred.
Jeff: Davis's Guards Removed.
FORTRESS Att ONROE, Nov.-3,—The parole
granted to Jefferson Davis some months
ego, giving him the privilege of the ground
of the Fortress during the day, has been ex
tended, through Execntiveclemeney, in re
moving all surveillance over him and the
guards from his rooms in Carroll Hall at
night;
Instructions to this effect have been sent
from Washington to General Burton, com
mandant of .the Fort. This deprives hi
imprisonment of anythitg like severity,
and paves the way, as is generally pre
sumed, for his final parole and release.
All the guards over him both during day
and night, being removed,' lie now.. enjoys
perfectly tuatramme!ed liberty and every
possible.. means of comfort and pleasure
while' held as a prisoner in the Fort. It is
said teat he t has expressed great gratification
at this action of the government,:and already
contemplates vacating Carroll Hall and
taking up his residence , with_Mrs, Davis in
the casemates assigned her shortly after her
arrival here. .
Specimens fae,.the Academy of Natural
Sinences.
ST. Lom§ l , NOV. 3.—The. steamer Torn Ste -
vens has arrived at • St. Joseph from tlw
Upper Missouri, with 320,000 in treasure.
An agent , of the Smithsonian Institute, of
the District of Columbia, is among the pea
senUers, having in charge a large number of
petrified animals for the Smithsonian Insti
tute. and the Ftdladelphia Academy of
TILE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, NOVENIBER 5,1866
[o:' OFFICE OF THE, PHLLADELPHLA. AND
SOUTHEEIN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.?..ANY,
N 0.314 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE.
Notice is hereby given that by a resolution of the
Board of :Directors .of the abovenamed Company,
adopied August tEih 1866, the FOURTH' and I..st in
stallment or the Capital Stock of said-Company;li al ne
THIBI Y PER CENTIIM or REVE.NTY-FIVE DOL.
LABS per share, has been called in, antis doe and
payable at this office.
IVELLJAht J. MALCOLM.
Treasurer.
- OFFICE OF THE BOHEMIAN MINING
V. , ,D 7 COMPANY OF MICHIGAN, IX.: WALNUT
PreILaDELPRIA, October 22, PE6.
NOTICE—The sale, of the Beal Eatate Mines, Ma
oblner7. Buildings, &c.. cec heretofore advertised to
be Sod at the Philadelphia Exchange, on Ws day at
o'cl. ck, fi oon; IS roSTPONED TO THUaSDAY
THE '22L DAY OF NOVEMBER, PROXIMO. AT
THE SAMm PLACE AND P OUR.
WILLIAM H. BOYER.
SAIL. T. DARLINGTON,} ABSi gneeL
ocnn..tono22/ C. G. MACKAY, Auctioneer.
u.OFPICB OP THE BOHEMIAN MINING
COMPANY OF MICHIGAN, 182 weLiqur
Street. PHILADELPRIA Oct. 2,1866.• -
NOTICF, is hereby given that ALL SHARES that
have been for /cited, and not sold, for non-payrnent of
assessments, will be pculltrely sold at Public Auction.
althe Office of the Company on Set TURD tP, November
ugh next, at 12 o'clock, noon, tudees said assessments,
now doe, ate not paid on or before that day and hour,
By order of the Board of Directors,
od22,m,tnollf SA.ML. DARLISTGTON fifecoy,
ERRORS OF YOUTH gentleman wb
suffered for years from NercOns Debility Pre
tortiureDecay. and all the effects ofyonthfhl Indiscre
tion, will for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who heed it, the receipt and directions for mak
ing the simple remedy by which he was caret Suffer.
era wishing to profit by the advertisers experlence,can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGD.MV,
No. 42 Cedar at New York.
4"r,-Y
THE PHILADELPHIA. NATIONAL BANS,
PHILADELPHIA. NOV 1.186 a.
ahe Directors have thia day declared a Dividend of
EIGHT PER CEN T., for the laat sir months, payable
un demand, clear of taxes.
B. B. C3MEGYS, Cashier.
O'FIRST NATIONAL BANE, Puitanra.eare
Nov. 2.1666.
be Directors have this d ay declared a Dividend o ,
B.IX PER CENT. out of the mats of the last six
months, payable on demand clear of taxes.
no 3 al , DI ORTON McIRICHAEL. .Jr.. Cashier.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANE, Rama,
11 4 XIELPITIA. Nov. 1 1866.
hlB Bank . as declared ÷nd of FOUR PER
CENT., payable to atockholdereon demand.
not-sip J. W. GILBOUGIL Casbb.,r.
Canton ®in crer.
Fresh import- d Canton Preserved GINGER, dr
and In aprup, of the finest quality.
For Sale by
JAMES B WEBB;
WALT and EIGHTH Streit
FlignaYEAti—hx. Sea Serpent fbr sale by
E. C. BI\IGIITdr. Co.,
S. E. cor. Water dr. Chestnut sts,
GINGER,--Just recolved and for sal
LI at COUSTY'S East End Grocery, 15.70. 118 Bout:
second street.
P.A_RAI, PINE APPLE, DUTCH A.ND SAi.
SAGO CHEMIY, in store and for sale at COUSTrt
East End Ornery, No. ES South Second street.
ITALIAN MACARONI, YEEMIC 1 i.LT p
TINES, In store and for sale at COUSTVEI Est ,
nd Grocery. No. 118 South Second street.
LEMON PERT., OR &BUR Pvyrr, CITRON ANT
Raisins. always tube bad at COl7 STY'S Beat
IroCery, No. 118 South. Second street.
'PUFFED MANGOES PEPP ERS
ennine Scotch Ala and OLWp,
orter, Nes
I:Sch aa l/ S mi sl uß m tari on i N ut err eo N t aiess i" M d s o c n kerPl, Germ!
TY'S East End Grocery,N D of
US South Second street.
a ANS 1 RAMS Stewart's Trenton, Davie
LI Star Hatasalriggs ds Sws celebrated Oinch
teal Hams, and J. Bower's City_ Cured, warranted t
aVe satisfaction. For sale by yd. F. isprr.r.rN, N.
corner Eighth and Arch. • •
ni.avE OlL.—actobaaketa Latonr and other ravorta
V- brands of Salad 011Jor sale by BE. ISPELISIS
N. W. corner Arch and Math.
JAVA 001.7.11 E. —Para Old Government JAVA Oareit
. fermis by M. P. tliPilwfri, xit. W. corner of Arai
and Eighth sweets. -
flE.Afil TEALS 11-100 packages of very choice nos
L crep Green and 13laft, of the tat Importation. AI
them leas bave been bo t aince the deolize In gold
ve are p repared to famines at aeatly rxhicee
prices,'For sale by the box or at retalL AL F. SpI2.LOT. SR W. corner Arch and Eighth streets. . .
cos s, 4ko.
("MOTHS.' - z .1 AND VESTENOIs.
C
JAN/Iad:LEE invite the attention of their friends
and others to their large and Well assorted stock of
Goods 'adapted to men ' s and boys' wear, comprising
_pririF -
.Vllack French Cloths, r
Blue French Cloths,
Colored French Cloth!.
OVERCOAT CLOTHS,
Black 'French Beavers,
Colored French Beavers.
Black Esquimsux Beavers,
Colored Esquimau". Heavers,
Blue and Black note,
Blue and Black Ps/etc:dn.
. PANTALOON bTuff.cB.
FtlackFrench Casslmeres.
Black French Doeskituk, - Camlineree
ed and Striped Casalmerea,
Plaid and Silk lei/zed Cassimeem
Satinets. all qtslitlea,
Cerds t Beaverteens, &c„
Ve3thigli,
At wholesale and retail, by JAMES &
11 North Oecona et., iglu of the 43914 en Lamb,
Natural Sciences. The collection. which
comprises over three hundred different
kinds of small animals, ex di* and living,
together with bears, dm, of mammoth size.
was made in Dakotali Territory; near the
Lead of the. White river, by Picif.'=Harden.
SPECIAL NOTICEis.
EAD,.h.LIN NSTITUTE LECTOR rs
will commence on TO' , the 6th instant.
ana be continued on I uesday evening of each week,
tor twenty. two weeks, at 8 o'clock, as iollows:
- on Electricity and Light., lour lectures, by Prof.
HEARN MRtic TON.
Cm Pneum O a Chemis
J. ARAL. try, seven lectures, by Dr. L.
•
On Chemistry of Metals,ihree lectures, by Prot .&
- .
On First Principles ot- Mechanics. eight lectures, by
Prof. lIENRY MORTON.•
PRIVILEGES—Members and holders of second
class stock. on the payment of their. contributions, and
the-members and holders of ten Blares of first-class
stock. can ahend the meetings and use the library,
(and take ont books) and'are entitled to tickets to the
lectures f or *elf and tadyr
Minor children, wards and apprentices of members
andlholders of second•claas stock whose contributions
are paid, and life members and holders often shares of
tirst-class stock, are entitled o the use of the library
and lectures on the payment ofg2, or for the lectures
only, one, collar for each minor. Minors holding
stock, pay $l. 50, and have the use of the library and
lectures.
PAYMENTEL—AnnuaI contributions. $5, 2 or $5O •for
life; 'and 11 for the cextiticate of membership, 8 POCK.
$lO Per share, with an annual contribution of 43 woen
registered for nse.
'itch°• a for pi , sons, not members of the Institute for
earh course, on _electricity and Light, on Chemistry,
and on Mechanic% for one person, tl; for one gentle.
man and two ladies, s 2
Sitgle ae mission to the first four lectures, 50 cents
each; and each subsequent lecture, 25 cents.
Persons wishing to become members, will please ap
ply at the hall of the Institute, Mo. 15 B. bEVENIR
street, to
n02.3t W. RAMILTOIsI, Actuary.
TH N TR H A LA O DE A EI R A E .
A O NDBALTIMORE
ONNTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY have extvtided
the timeto SATURDAY, November 10th, 11366, forre
ceiving proposals for the grading, masonry and- bridge
stmennructure, and ibrnishing the cross Use and lay.
lag the track_ upon six miles of the- said .Company's
road, extending from near the Rising Sun village,
Cecil county, Md., to the Susqueharma river. • •
Plans and specifications of the work can be,exam
tried at the office of the Engineer John M. Hood, at
Port Deposit, Cecil county, Md., and a guide will be
ternished to show the work to those desiring to look at
the same.
The Engineer purposes to be at the Rising Stm vii
'age; on Tnesday,October 30th Instant, Friday,Novem•
ber 2d, next; Tuesday, November 6th, and Friday
November 9th.
JOSEPH HIJDDELL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Oct. =d. lees. 4=-tnolo
wit?:GUSTAVUS BERGNER. Brewer ofihe Crty
of Philadelphia, Penna.. has in compliance
he Act of Assembly, April 4th, 1865, providing
against.
and other
detention and approion of
barrels and other vessels belonging to him, diedin the
Office of the Court of Common fleas, a description of
marks by which his barrels and other vessels are
known.
Be claims as his property a'l vessels marked 1,
lranded 'G. Bergner," on the head and bottom, or on
ooth of each vessels.
2 branded"G.43e;zner, Ph ila,"
3, with the private mark in the shape of a stave
:boot of an inch in diameter.
4. with a private mark of a concave branded within
me and a half inch from the tape Horeb about 3i of an
Inch in diameter,
Oct m,w,l2ti
FOR
G113TA.V133 B EEG NEB,
NEw ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA ANDSOUTIIEEN
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 314* douth Delaware
4vEnne PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, 1866.
NOTICE TO SHIPPED:,.—in consequence of the
work on our New Orleans Steamship "Star of the
Union" not being complete - 11, we are compelled to
detain her until TUESDAY, November Uri, at 4 P.
at which time she will positively sail.
Freight received until noon of sailing day.
For freight or passage apply to'
no"-31 WM. L. JANCE:S, Agent.
_ _
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPA.NY
TRRAtLIIRER'S DRP ARTIE T.
_ PHILADELPHIA,
..Iyovember 1,1866.
NOTICE 2 u STUCSI3OLDEHB.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
semi annual oividend of FOUR PER, CENT. on the
Capital Stock of the Company, dear of National and
State taxes, payable on and after November 30, 1868. .
Blank Powers of dittnniey for collecting dividmds
are to be had at ttos office • of the ComPany. No. 238 S.
I'HIRD street.
no 2 301, TBODL&B_ T. Fni'rir. Treasurer.
0c2,W,13t+
t' , ;310 , (AD.5! , •z:vA.43 1 4'",
11/12, I'l
,
••fg ' ViEVIEL 131,1EN9r.
THE aI'LEIrDID LARGE FIRST-CL sSS FIVR
STORY •
S r irt)_trit-.IE,
No. 16 worth Fifth. Street,
•
SECOND DOOR ABOVE COMMERCE.
Possession given immediately.' Apply No.lB North
-FIFTH street.
Ina St*
, MASTER'S PEREMPTORY SALE VAL.
U. 4 BLE DEAL ESTATE,—THOMAS SONS,
Auctioneers.—ln pursuance of a Decree of the District
Court for the City and County of
Ronny. Andrew B. Wells vs. Samil Wagner and Ta
bias Wagner. Executors. fit., et al. June Ter ta, 1866.
No. 9.—tin TUESDAY, Nov. lilt, 1866, at 12 o'clock.
noon, will be sold at public thle 'without reserve, at
the PR.LLADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the foil owing
describOjoroperty, viz.: No 1. , -XTRA VALU
DUBIN - P .- K . 4 STAND, THREa-SToRY BRICE
BUILDING. No. LIS South THIRD Street, between
Walnut and Chestnut streets.—All that three•story
brick messuage andiot of grog nd, situate on the west
sideof Third street, between. Walnut ana Chestnut
streets. 154 feet north of Walnut str,et. in' the City of
Philadelphia; containing in frond on Third street 20
feet, and in depth 120 feet to a 4ifeet alley: together
with the' right and privilege of ' said 4 feet alley, in
common with the owners and occupiers of the lots of
ground adjoining the same, and of watercourses
therein.
'or The improvements on the above are a three
story brick butiding, with three-story back bulldiugs.
now occupied as offices.
NO. - 2—NE 9.T RESIDENCE, 216 North NINTEI
street. between Race and Vine streets. Alt that three
story brick wessuage and lot of ground, situated on
the west side of Ninth street. 20 feet south of Sergeant
street, between Race and Vine streets, in the clay of
Philadelphia: rontaining in front on. Ninth street 20
feet, and extending in depth 100 feet to a four fent wide
alley, leading into the said Sergeant street: together
with the right and privilege Of the said four feet wide
alley, and of a water course In the same, with free in
gress. egress and reg. ass into, out of, over and along
the said alley, at all times for ever,in common with the
said Elizabeth S. lisrgeant, her helra and assigAs,
owners, tenants and occupiers of. the other lots of
grotir d pounding thereon, and 'of; laying down and re.
pairing pipes of conduct in the same, and of attacning
pipes for ).13 trodn, hog the SOOlrylltill or hydrant water.
Into the said described premises. ,
iwTbe above Is a substantial, dwelling; with back:
buildings: it is In a rapidly Improving location, and
could readily be converted Into stores. .
Übe papei s can be seen at the office of the Master
416 Walnut street.
Sir Sale Absolute: ' . "
CHARLES S. PANINDAST, Master.
M. THOMAS dt SONS, Auctioneers,
0c22,25 27,n02.5,7,10,13 139 and 141 S. Fourth at.
XILLORPH. 4 NS' COURT AND TRUSTEEIs SALE,
—Estate formerly of the Rev. ROBERT SLAWS,
, D. D., deceased, and now held by Trustee,
under his WiII—THOMAS dr, SONS, Auctionees.
Desirable and well built ".t.tESIDENCE, No. 238 PINE
street. Pursuant to an order of the Orphans'. Court
for the City and County of Philadelphia, and under
authority alto of Act of Assembly, will be sold at pub.
lic sale on TUESDAY. November 6th, 1868, at twelve
o'clock, noon.at the PHILADELPHIA. EXCHANGE
the following described property, part of the Estate of
Rev. Robert Blackwell, D. D., deceased, viz: All that
messnage, being . No. 238 (f...rmerly 64) situate on the
south side of Pine street, between Delaware Second
and Third streets, In the city of Philadelphia; contain.
ing iu :front on Pine street about 26 feet 8 Inches, and
extending in depth southward (gradually inure 'sing In
width) 142 feet, more or less, to Stithoper's. alley, on
which it contains 27 feet in width. Bounded northward
by Pine stieet- eastward by ground of Robert Burton.
southward byStamper'sahey,and westward by ground
of Dr. Philip ttlng Phy sick.
By the Coon E. A. MERRICK:CIerk O. C.
JOHN WM. WALLACE,
Trustee of Mrs. Harriet Willing Ralston, under
the will of the Reverend Robert Blackwell, I). a,
de erased.
N. B —This is a , thoroughly well-construoted house
—having been built by Dr. Blackwell, for the private
residence of his daughter,liirs. George Willing. It has
back buildings, to which Is attached washroom and
bathroom- The title is indisputable having been for a
century In the same family.
IT IS FREE OP ALL INCUMBRANCE.
One half the purchase money may remain oa mort
gage, it being all held for investment.
The property ha.s beet: occupied for some years past
by Edmund A. Bonder, Esq, whose right of occupancy
remains till October 1 1867, but who, being about to re
move, authorizes the vender to atate that the pur
chaser can have poss.ssion probaby before the let of
Detrember, but positively before the end or December.
The premises may be viewed between three and Rye
o'clock. -
41.00 earth to be paid at the Urns of sale.
IL THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
0c16,2,n05 119 and 141 S. Fourth street
ir• PUBLIC SALE.
Punnet, Ito an order of the Orphans' Court of
ntgontery county, the following
VALUABLE B.s.Rai
late the tiro of George Reiff, decAsect, will be sold
at public e, on Tuesday, the 6th day of . .Novernber,
1566, on the premises. The farm, contain& stout 101
acres of land, situate In Mallon townahlp adjoin
lag the line of the Borough of. Norristown, Is bounded
outhreelid'6 by public . roads. OrOnting on the De-
Kalb ' street or Blew State toad- on the east, and
on the Old State read on the west, and is within
ten minutes'iwalk of the Norristown and Reading
Railroad •Deppppt The - improvements consist of a
STONE DWELLING HOUSE, fronting on Swede
street, large barn anti other outbuildings, well with
pump at the barn, and one of the very best springs of
water at the house. The land Is naturally ofezent
quality, and Is in a high state of cultivation, conve
niently divided Into Adds and enclosed principally
with new lending. There is also a tenant - house and
barn, the latter troillcient to stable fbur ortive horses
on the premises., This is one of the most desirable
farms In .Pdontgarriery. comity. "Its nearness to mar
kets and the lines of public wavelrenders It valuable
for terming purposes, and as itiolns the borough lines
and fronts largely on three streets, is especially
. adapted for town iota, cnuntry seats dr,
The location Is unsurpassed, and taken altogether
the propeity is one which should command the atten
don of all - those wishing to purchase. Persons wish
ing to view before the day ofsale, will call on Jonas A.
Reiff. corner o. Swede 'and Airy streets. Norristown
4,,5.0id of the.. purchase- money may remain secured
upon the premises,
made kn
Stil
ocown eto mat 1 o ' clock P. If, Conditions
m by ence
CATHARINE RIFF,
H. U. EIdeTAD,
real St JONAS A. RKIPP
Jecon FISEMR., Auctioneer. Administrators ._
FARMS, hiIL.LS, COUNTRY EIEa.TS,
ela if von want to purchase tams, &c., send for our
la eit Wailes of the following rex - ters
PENNSYLVAN/ i Farm Register, f ret.
JERSEY Farm Register. sent fret.
Isle itT LAN 0 Farm Register. sea t free.
DELAWARE Farm Register. sent free.
E. TO WNSRSD d: CO, ,
=7 'gonna Sixth.
nos s,m,cvStl
HOUbE REGISTER FOR NOVEIIIRER.
FOB. SALE—Over 300 handsome houses large
an small, at prices from $1 500 1 0450.100. For clew, IP
lion, price etc, see PIaILADERIA. REAL ES
TATh BULLETIN. Copies sent free. TOWNSEND
& CO., 237 South Sixth street. 003 rynW.34
GREhN STI,E,ET.—FOR SALE—A Handsome
Four-s.ory RESIDEIiCE with nouble bans-build
ings, fir islod throut perfect serior manner with
extra conveniences and-in order; situate on
the south side of GRP:RN Street. west of Sixt. , enth
street. Lot ISO feet deep to Brandywine street. J
GUMMEY & EONS, 508 Walnut street.
.... E .— • -
STREET—FOR SALE—The Rand
,,Air some brick Residence, 22 feet fro :4, together with
"1711 .rle and Carriage Rouse,lot 24 feet de,p through
, o a 4 feet wide street, situate No Ibo 9 qruce street.
Immediate possessiou, J. M. (lILMMEA t SONS, 5,53
Walnut street.
SALE.—The handsome the story brick
EG, residence with back buildings, No. 82d ortl Fifth
street; modern convenience and Improvements; lot 21
et by by 143 feet deep to Randolph street. framed'
me possession. J. M. GUM - AIRY et SUNS, 508 Walnut
street.l
FOlt SA_LR —A Splendid Farm or 30 acres with
km; buildings almost 113 W. =nate on the Som rtcn
turnpike Road, Tweets-third Ward, about miles
above tionierton. SHALL CROSS ct SON 3,
0c31.61 , 4 Real Estate Brokers, FranktordLyceum,
en FOR S
ALE—The valuable four story brick Pro '
perry, with lot, 20 feet front by 66 feet deep, situate
at the n , rthweet corner of Tenth and Hunter streets,
.bove Market. J. M. GUMMEY & nONe, ZOS IValnut
street.ocr
FOR SALE—A four-story brick DWELLTNG,
Eal northwest corner Fifteenth and Lombard streets.
An modern improvements. Lot 20[100 feet. Immedi.
ate potesion. Apply to COE'PIICR & JORDAN, 433
Walnut street. - 0C27
EGERMANTOWN— FOR SALE— A handsome
double-pohsted atone residence with szab•e and
carriage house and 13,, acres of ground., Situate within
ten mtnntEs' walk from the Railroad depot. J. Ai
GUMMEY & SONS, 508 Walnut street.
re , . FOR SALE, withpoasession, a modern Dwell
,a in thorough 6 zepair. Gas, hot bith and
beaters thrOughout; price 14 '7OO, clear. No. imevrxE
street. •
no3-3t*
- - -
Ern
Egg R ACE
G S A A R L D E N. O —FREOSEO N R EGVNE-71,wrFith
every convenience. ' 13,000 may, remain .i 6 POPLAR
below Ridge avenue. no24t.
- _
€MI OR RENT—The three•story briek residence,
111:3 with conveniences and lot 185 feet deep, No. 2a4
South Twenty .first street. J. X. GUMMEY
50a Walnut street. -
E 124 TO LET.—WeTh lighted Rooms, second, third and
fourth st °ries of Istore No. 25 North Second street.
Apply to SORPUCTIC. & JORDAN, !WALNUT
street.
0027
FURNISHED HOUSE,near GERMANTOWN
TO Let, for the winter, to a family without Sinai
c udren. Apply between 12 and 2 o'clock. at 1622
.LOCUST. 0c27-14t2
FOR RENT—A STONE TIFAIDENCE With
Stable and Carriage house; situate on OREsT•
Street, below Thirty-eighth. J. M. GUNMLEY
SONS, 508 Walnut street.
Olt ' FOR SALE-001TAGE DWELLIN_ ,GF N. W.
um corner of
.EIGHTEENTH and DEL/kW:Jr
plow. I no.l2t*
FOR BALE—The desirable COTTAGE RIM.
DEBTOR, northwest corner of EIGHTEENTH
io MN Place. In.. 0. • ,
aLA1314%,
UTAl'qTßD.—Wanted an OFFICE AM/ STORAGE
Sr - BOOM on either first or, second floor, on Dela.
ware avenue, between Arch and; Vine streets. Ad.
dress Box 80. 1.27. Philadelphia Post Office.• • ocle:V.
_ -
WANTED-2.000 hard_ bricks. E. SODDED. dt
ww - 00., Dock street ,
, 1150.1LtILDJINto.
ner of SPRUCE and , 1111eHTH ;freers, Is open to
receive BOARDERS, Boom; Slagle suit Suites with
privattatible Uletilreti. • hglaishe
MECDIMAIL.
USESTARIN'SCONDITIONYOWDERS
HORSES AND CATTLE,
It cures Worms Bets and Coitat •
It cures Colds, Coughs and Hide Bound.
It is the best alterative for Horses and Cattle now in
rise, having a - reputation °MO years' standing.
It lea sure.preventive for..the much dreaded/Under.
NO Firmer or Dairyman Should be without It:
For sale In Philadelphia by DYOTT & CO. 'LM North
Second stree4 JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COW.
DEN. W. 'North Sixth street, and by Druggiqta-Ugh.
out the country, Address all orders to ,
STABIN & FI.OYD, Pro_ ~
prietors, -
.259 Duane street. ,
New Yortr.
-AYER'S SAF.SAPA.
tILLA IS a concentrated
- tract of the choice root,
combined with other
Jatances of still greaten
zerative - power- as- to af
>rd an effectual Antidote
r d a.ogon darsaparilla is,
3dted to cure Such a re
..,dy is surely wanted by
(080 whoonffer from Stru
ins complaints, and that
Jnewhich will accomplish
their core must prove, as
"l oas.of immense service
ted fellow citizens. How
-will do it has been proven
by experiment on many of the worst cases to be found
is the following complaints :
Scrofula. Scrofulous Swellings and" Sore% Skin
Diseases. Pimples, Pustules. Blotches,. Eruptions, St.
Anthony's Fire Bose or Erysipelas, Totter or Salt_
Rbel.m, Scald Read. Ringworm. &.c. •
apphiliii Terzerfal Disease
thisxpell limn the Iva.
tern by. he rolonged use of cusirserAttriza,and
the patients left in comparative health.
Female Diseases are-caused by Scrofula In the blood,
ard are often soon cured by tabs ErriZACT of SARae•=
Do not dis Card this invaluableinedicine, because yon
have been imposed upon by something preiendlng to
be Sarsaparill a . while it was not. When you have
used Arita's—then, and not till .then, will you know
the virtues of Sarsaparilla. For minute particulars of
the diseases it, cures, we refer you to Ayers American
Almanac, which,the - Itgent below named pill_Eirmsti,.
gratis to alt. Who call forlt.
AYER'S (Asia:l aria Pre rd forth° care of Costi ve nese, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. indigestion, 'Dysentery
Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles, _Rheumatism, Heart.
burn arising from Disordered Stomach, Pain, or
Morbid Inaction of the Bowels. Flatulency, Loss of
Appetite, liver Complaint, Dropsy, Worms, Gout,
Ni males, and for a Dinner Pill
They art sugar coated,so that themost sensitive can
take them nseaaantly, and they are the best Aperient
in the world for all the purposes 01 a family physic.
Prepared by J. C 'A'YER.t. CO , Lowell. Maas., and
sold by J. M. ZdAlllll er. CO., Philadelphia, and by all
Druggists. • • se=s.m,w-2m
OPAL DENTAL r.r , vv.S..—A superior article for
cleaning the Teeth, :destroying animalenhe
which infest them, giving tone to the gums. and leav
ing a feeling of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in
the month. It may be used daily, and will be found
n.J strengthen weak and bleeding gums, while the
coma and detersiveness w ill recommend it to every
one. 'Being composed with the assistance of the
Dentist, Physicians and Microscopist. it is confidently
offered as a RELIABLE substitute for the uncertain
weahes formerly in vogue.
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituents
of the DENTALLINA. advocate its use it (=mains
nothing to pre vent its unrestrained employment,
Blade only by
_
JAIL T. SHINN, Apothecary,
Broad and Spruce streets.
For sale by DMgeista generally, and
Fred. Brown, - D. L. Stackhonse,
Seward th Co., Robert C. Davis,
C. R. B. eeny, Geo ,*O. Bower.
Isaac It . RAY. Charles Shivers,
C. B. Needles, • S. M. life Collin,
T. J. Husband, S. C. Bunting,
Ambrose Smith, ' Cbarles H. Eberle,
Edward Yarrish, James N, Barks.
William B. Webb, E. Bringhurst di CO.,
James L. Bispham, Dyott dr. Co.,
Hughes & Coombe, 'LL C. Blair's Eons,
I
Henry A. Bower. Wyeth 04 Bro.
ENTIRELY BELIABLE—HODGSONI3 Bronchial
TABLETS, for the care of coughs, colds hoarse.
ness, bronchitis and catarrh of the head and breast
Public speakers, singers and amateurs will be greatly
benefited b I:lB.thg these Tablets. Prepared only by
LANCASTER & wrr.rA, pharmacentis. N. Et Cor.
ARCH and TEETH streets. Philadelphia. For sale
by Johnson, Holloway Cowden, and DruggiNs
generally. se.Atf
PRI7sIII3 BROIs OHLLT. AND PIILMOINIc
•
DEW DBOPB fir Coughs. and all Disease, cline
Throat and Bronchial Tunes This Invaluable
ration for every household. Public Speakers. Bingen
&c,pos a 'Western celebrity, and has been laicism
to relieve the moat obstinate and almost kor_leas
cases It is agreeable, strengthening and soo
Prepared b C. 811.1415111, No. ISS South — MU,
street, P phis. je7-ti
_rBODS.V ,
I B D II v OIeNrINtOe dN CSNId,
a o il Np VEnRd T o OE t p h Dee r r N Aodirl e L a Sn s
CDrr,
hT.
feet. Office 924 CHESTNUT street. Dr. Davidson will
-c •• • • • • ,••• - no3tll
lifrottv ettweakvi:ezr.va:my ono:4:1
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTER/a,
NO. 413 NORTH EIGHTH. STREET,
(ABOVE WILLOW,)
PHILADELPHIA. jnov3.3xLest
Repairing of all kinds at short notice. Orders
through Post Office will receive prompt attention.
"sr COUBITSY Wan% ATTiaziDED TO. -IT*
F KRA_FT & CO. 6.
NSW GALVANIC WORKS,
2-115 and 2417 SOUTH street, Philadelphia - All kinds
of Iron Work GalvanLted In the most approved man.
ner. Iron of any particular description er size pro
cures and galvanized to order. no=o
Cl KNIGHT a CV, WHOLI32IALEOBO-11t8ti
14.13. R. Car. WATER and CrEatfEarbMT fsreeta, Phn
odelals. .Amla for the Bale of the Profit:fa of
Boahwark ftror Hff ener, and the Eiroceref flow
Homo.
1N if ICALO :3 0 a:11
RBSOLDMIO.ta TO ADMIT( , 13.17.11 CERTAIN
'framing in the Appropriation to the Board of
Health.
Sta *Wed. By the Select and Common Councils of
the city of Philadelphia, That the City C3ntroller be
and is hereby authorized to Hake the following trona.
i. m in the appropriation made to the Board of Health
for the year /Sae; to wit:
prom Item No. (salaries,) the sum of nine hun
dred dollars (s 00). as follows
To Item No. 18 (outside channel visits,) three Mtn
d r , cl and 9 fty dollars (x 350).
To Item No. 16, (board and washing at Lazaretto,)
two hundred and fifty dollars (r.a3).
To Item No. 17, (general repairs.) three hundred
doltars (13EV).
From Item No. 4 (pay to physicians and collectors
0' vaccine ,cases,) the sum of one thousand dollars
(el °so).
To Item No. 24, (fuel. lights, ac..) eight hundred dol
lars 08001.
And to Item No. f 3, (medicines, coffins, dm ,) two
hundred dollars (Me).
' WM. S. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
ATTEST—TtODEBT BETHEL",
Assistant Clerk of select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select CounciL
Approved this second day of November. Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. D, 1866).
MORTON NeIdICHAEL,
It Mayor of Philadelphia.
♦♦ N ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENTARY TO AN
Jot. Ordinance entitled "An ordinance to make an ap
propriation to defray the expenses to be incurred for
the rreePtiOn of State Flags." approved June Is, PAL
B.Ecrimq 1. The Select and Common Conantls of the
city ot, Philadelphia do ordain That the ordinance en
titled "An ordinance to make an appropriation to de
fray the expenses to be incurred for the reception of
State FlegsZapproved Rine 15 1866, be amended by
btriking out in the fourteenth line of said ordinance
the words "twenty five," and that the Controller be
enctlereby is authorized to make the following trans
fers in said ordinance. to wit:—Fr , rn Item, boarding'
six hundred color-men, the sum of three hundred and
seventy-four dollars and forty- oneoents, as follows,To item "carriages'," the sum of one hundred and thir
ty-seven dollars; and to Item printing and stationery,
two hundred and thirty-seven dollars and forty-one
cents.
' • ' WILLIAM S. STORLItY. '
• • r President of Common Council.
Awrirst—BENJAMIN H. HAMM - 3.
Clerk. of Select Council.
JAMES LYND.
. President of Select Council.
Approved thistsecond day of November,AnnoDomini
eighteen hundred and sixtv.six(A.D.l666.) •
It
MORTON McBHOHA.EL,
Mayor of Philadelptda.
- lk N ORDINANCE TO APPROVE ..I.CATAIN CON
.rI. tract for the erection of a school edifice at Me
cbanisville.
SnoTron 1. The Select and Coninlon oouncile of the
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the contract
dated the nineteenth day , of September. ,executed by
the Mayor o: the city of the one part; and by Seth K.
Serums. contractor. oftbehther part, for the erection
of a school.edifice at Mechanist/11e •In the Twenty
third Ward for the sum - of ' tvrtnty.five hundred dol.
lars,be and the same is hereby approvedand confirmed
and that Watson Coady, the surety therefor, is hereby
approved.
• • WM.'S. STOlnalnr,
President of Common Council.
Arrasx-11.11MJAMIN HAINES,
Clerk of Select Council.
. JAMES LYND.
, • • • President of SelectCouncii.
- Approved this - second day of . November. Anna
Dentall one thousand' eight hundred and'sixty.six.
It MORTON Mt
Mayor of Philadelphia.
DEsolopTiox To AuTsonigg A„ CIERVADIN,
AV transfer in the Annual Appropriation to the Onn.
trollers of Public EcluSols; for 1888. • '
.Pezoleed, By, the Select and Common Clonnolls of
the city of Philadelphia, That'the.City Controller.he
harebylauthorized to transfer the sum of one hmmdred
and strety.eight dollars - and eighty six Cent!, frel L i t ea l
53 ffurnitureL in ;the. anraual u approPtleerl .s_ e
Controller(' of. Public Selman fbr Oa Year 186 e. to Auk=
49 frepaire] in the .ralfth School Section. •
• • - WiI•LLABUS. S'ZOICLEY._
President of Common Connell.
Aravzsor—lrENJAßllN H. 'EtAINI3,"
Clerk of Select Council.
President of Select,Council,
Approved this second daY of Nov e mber ' Ann°
Doming one thousand eight hundred and alsOr-alx
Zt mdraix EfeIICHAEL.
NgTor of rigladelP4ll l / 4 -
City of
By the phia, That Select an
the d Common Col:tunnels of the
City of Philade,f Commissioner of
H ighways be and he is hereby authorized and directed
to enter into a contract with competent parties who
shall be selected by a majority of the owners of pro
perty front - ng on the'folluvring aireets for the paving
hereof: viz, Sixteenth
nty-s street from Master street to
lumbia avenue. Twend t from Ox•ord
s Co t.eet to Ridge avenue, iftv ec en o strees ttree from Thmaii.on
street to Pennsylvania avenue, and Beach street from
York strret to cumberland street, The conditions of
said Contracts shad be that the Contractors shall col
lect the coat of -paving from the °waters of prapt rty.
And thee shall also enter into obligations to toecap to
keep t,l e streets in good eider for three years after the
paving is finished. •
WM.. B. sromogY.
Presidt f Common
Amax—Aßß ATT A st. STE en oWAHT. Council.
Assistant Clerk of Common 0013.114 L
JAM LYND,
President of Select Council.
. ,
Approved this second day efaccrrember, AnneDonshil
one thoseand eight hundred and_ sixty-six, (A. D.
/BM.
[0.1:411.1
RFSOLIFTION 0 .A.LITHORIZEC 'lHrt OTIADING
of C.nrtland street and Juniata avenue)
liesasat By the &ohm!, and Common Col:molls of the
Chj of ettiladelphis, Mit the Chief Commissioner of
Highways be and be Is hereby tuatkorized and dire. ed
to =ode tedhe established grade of the city. °armload
street train Broad street to. Old - York road, at a met
not weeding one,bundred andoixty-eiglat dollars and
seventy-des cents, and Juniata avenue from Fifteenth
street ;to this Ole 'Y ork road, at a coat not ezceeding
Ave hundred dollars.
WILLIAM S. STOBLEY_
Prtaldent of Common Vounail
Amrrasr—AßßAßAM eTP.WART.
sEistant Clerk or Cowman Council
JAMBS LYIiD,
President of Select Connell.
Arproced this second day of Woventher. Aiwa
Danial one thousand eight hundred -and atztpatr„
(.a. D lEeti).
RXSOLUTI ON 70 RNTBR SAT/BFAC rION ON
the edictal Bond of WallarnS. P. White, I:Waster
or Water Beni& •
_ .
.bcsotreci. By the Select and Common Councils of the
City of Ptt Bade/phis, That the City Solicitor be ,nd
hereby directed to enter satisfaction on the Ofilmal
rood of William J. P. White,Res,lster of Water Rents
(D. C. D. i. D. March Term. MA, No. SS). Provid-d,
Ile Controller shall certify that his =moats are
correct, and that there is no default.
JAMES LYND.
President of !select Council.
' Approved 0118 second day oflc ovemb , r, a n ao.Domt
it one thousand elghs, hundred and sizsy-alx (A.D.
1866).
'DOR FTWA TTH AND STRENGTH USE CAPE
-1..• WELL .& CO.'S PATENT GLASS CASTOR
WHEELS.
Then a
wheels are designed for Pianos, Bedsteads, dz.
We claim that they give to Pianos a greatly_ increased
force of soand. without detracting from the harmony
and melody of the instrument; rendering every note
more distinct to the ear. This is so apparent that they
are now being applied by ninny to these valuable mu
sical instruments. Dr. Valentine Mott, previous to his
death. pronounced the Glass Castor Wheels an in
valuable invention for bedfast invalids, who are
guarded against the damp floors after undergoing the
process of cleaning, or where dampness - is produced
from any other cause. Aside from this. Housekeepers
are relieved from the dread of having: their carpels cut
or torn, as frequently happens from those now in use,
often caused by a rust, which adheres with glue-like
tenacity. No such annoyance can possibly proceed
from the Glass Castor Wheels, as , we all know that
glass is noxecorrosive. There are no - rough or unfin
ished edges to the Glass Wheel., such as we often find
in those of iron, and the latter, though smoothly fin
ished, will soon rust, from the dampness of the atmos
phere, if nothing else, producing roughness on thesur
face, or edge, while the former will always maintain
the smoothne.a of glass.just as they are finished.
By sleeping upon glass wheels youretain all the eleo
tricity yen had in your body on 'retiring, and you get
up in the morning feeling as fresh and active as a
young) man. Glass being a non-conductor, the elec
tricity gained while in bed cannot miss off. Ask Your
doctor' what he 'thinks of the Giese. Castor Wheels.
Ask him carell diseases, from exception of chronic
diseases, not causedthe want of electricity.
We have a man In our place whom the doctors pro
noanced past curing, with the inflammatory rheu
matism. The wheels cured him in less than four
weeks. He is to-day a stout healthy man. These are
facts which can be proven on application at our office.
No. 203 Race street, Philadelphia, or at our FactorY,at
Westville, New Jersey where we have some sixty
hands employed in the manufacture of the Glass Cas7
for Wheels. . •
notoo w beaid to any one Who will s they have
received a ny benefit or relief after using aY
Oapewell
& Co.'s Patent Glass Castors. A sample set (4) of the
Wheels sent„to any part of the "United States. on re
ceipt Of 11 50i J. B. CAPBWBLL CO .
No. D 35 Base street..
la D I ). :JT - 3 3Q3:11111 , 1 :1%1 I
ADAMS' REPRESS COMPANY,—On and after
TUESDAY, May 1, the PREIGHT DEPART.
MEND of this Company will be REMOVED to the
V izt l . nrelfew , Building, Southeast corner of EDE
and MARE MT streets. Entrance on Eleseatb
street and on Market street. '
ALL MONEY and COLLECTION BUSYNESS
will be transacted as heretofore at, azo CHID3TNITE
street.
Small Parcels and Packages will he reuelVedattithar
office. :Call Books will be keptat each office, and any
calls entered thereto previous to 5 P.M. will recetat
'attention same day, if within a reasonable distance MI
oar sma3, inspiees fbr goods and settlements to
Made at 820 CIDEETNUT street.
JOHN BINGHAM. Gant
- DBESERVED TAMARINDS:I-1w kegs lkiartlatque
x - 7 amezinds in sugar. landinE,* sad for sale by J. Bt.
)31755/Bit 4 C 0.408 flouth - Delaware !wenn% _
CITY ORDINANCES.
A N ORDINANCE TO MARE AN AIPROPRIA-
Ii
non to pay certain claims.
hgc.rion .1. The detect and Common Councils of the
_city et ktritedelphia do Ordain, that the gam of Thir
teen Thousand.bline Hunched and .Eignty-two Dollars
and; Two Cents be and the same is hereby appro..
L priated th and for the following purposes, viz-
Item L To nay 4Z/facers of the District Court, tour
'hundred and eleven Collars.
Item L. 1 o pay Othcers of the Court of Com Mon
Phew, two hundred and eighty , shr dollars
• Item 3. To pay Officers of the Court of Quarter Bee
aione nine hundred and twenty-nine dollars and fifty
Ben
ce
Item 4. To pay for meals for Jurors, two hundred
and fifty dollars. •
• Item 5. To pay for arrest of Fugitives from justice,
seventy dollars.
' item 6. To pay fees of District. Attorney, Twenty.
:livekundreddoliare,
Item T. To pay fees of Clerk of Quarter Sessions,four
tk otisand dolls_
Item 8. To pay Benjamin F. Mill in, for printing ad
ditional regular and extra Assessments and Box
Slips, edght, hundred and Meaty five dollars and
nine,' cents.
d • nem 0. To pay for making up Election papers, fifty-
10. Tlipay for Books of Clerk of Quarter Ses
sions, one hundred and forty-faur dollars and fifty
denta.
' Item 11. To pay for binding Deserters' Lists. &c.,
Ally eight dollars and aevesty-five cents
%item is. To pay for Docket furnished the Court of
Quarter sessions, twenty-nine dollars.
itern la, To pay for Stationery- furnished the Su
rreal. Court, seventy-eight dollars and eighty•sevea
cents.
.
it 14. To pay for Books - for Clerk of Orphans'
'Court, two hundred and seventy five dollars.
Item lb, To pay for Books for Register of Wills, two
hundred and gement) , five dollars.
-Item 16. To pay ooks for the Prothonotary or
the Dltitrict Carat, eight hundred- and one dollars and
fifty oat ts.
- - .
Item 17, To pay for Stationery for the District Court,
one hundred and thirty dodara. • -
Stein 18. 10 pay for Books for the Prothonotary of
the (tone; of Con. mon Plias, four hundred and ninety
dollars and auver.ty-live canals. '
Item la, To pay for Roots for Recorder efDeeds,
two thousand three hundred and seventy-six dollars
and twenty-five cents.
Aid warrants for items 1,2, 3,4, 5,6, 7, 8 and 9 shall.
be
.drawa by the City CommheiMient r and for Items
10,11, /2, 18, 14, 15,16, 17. 18 sad 19 by tke City Solicitor,
' S. fiTuICI.itY,
• erealdent oI WM
Common CocuaciL
AkTisT--.10)110 8C11.15T8110
Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND.
President ofdelect CounclL
Approved this 'Of Otte day of 10.vember. Anno
Dori- hi — one thoufiluatteight hundred and sixty-Slx
D. 1885).
MORTON Mcdi &EL.
ilayor of Ptuladelpais.
Rlat .1 - SOLUTION PPROVIING THE SURILTLHS OF
William J. P. White. Register of Water heats. -
Ran/mei, By the Select and CommOn•Cocuroila of the •
city of Philadelphia That George W. Simons ,and
Clotilde White are beteby apt roved as the
sureties of William J. P. White, Register of Water.
Rents.
And the City - Solicitor is hereby directed to prepare
the proper bonds with Warrants of attorney for said
parties - to execute, Caere judgments to be entered
thereon, arid to file certificates of record that the lien
of the judgment entered in pursuance of baud ‘rarranta
of .6, ttorney shell only °palate against the respective
properties submitted to the Committee on rinan:.e by
the said eureties, that is to say. the ilea of the j no gmertt
against George W. Simons atoll onh operate and
against a certain lot or ground with the messnages
ti.ereon erecter, situate on the e , uth side of Chestnut
street, west of Sixth street in the Fifth Wat - cl; and the
ilea of the judgment against Clotilde re. Whits, shall
Islay operate on and against a . certain lot or ground
whereon is erected toe meSSilage9 teneme is at tce
corner of Water and Lombard streets in the Seventtt.
Ward.
WILLIAM S. STORIZT,
Preece` of Common OosinalL
ATTEST—JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk: of Common Coundll.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select CJunci.L.
Approved this second day of November,,Armo
Derain' one thousand eight hundred and slaty six
(a.. D. 1866).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
Mayor of Philadelphia.
- D.R6olarTioN TO ATITHORbIEC THE PAVDTG
of Sixteenth. 'twenty-second, cave and Reach
51. Bet&
MORTON McMICHAEL
Ma 7 or of Philadelphia.
MORTON 3fatfle
Alayor of Phlladelphisi
WM S. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
LST—ASBA HAIL sTRWART,
Assistant Cleric of Common Connell. •
MORTON McMICHAEL,
Mayor of Ptaladelphia.
CASTOR. WHEELS.
EILFUMERY.