Tzle regular tnbetiogot Ctty Council 3 siva
yateroay afternoon.
SELECT BLANCH.
C'. ommunications as thus were received:
petition from the clerks and employes
t.t. :IPA Water Department, asking for in
crease of salaries.
A communication from the Board of
:.'t , 2bool Controllers, submitting that th
:t mount necessary to carry on the basines
c= the department for the year 1867, woula
be 1,020,40.5. This. Was referred to the Com
mittee on. Schools.
Committee on Water reported an ordi
nance authorizing the laying of water p pe
-1 Noble street, from Broad to. Thirteenth.
Agreed to.
the atone committee made a report, la
which the increase of salaries demanded by
the employes of the • Water Department
negatively recommended. Adootea,
Mr. Bnmm, of the Committee on City Pro
perty. introduced a report to the_
time-honored building in Gothic street,
where William Penn once lived. He re
ported that its propuseu removal to Fair--
Lao - ant Park is not practicable. Its walls
are as solid as so much cast iron.' The mor
tar that binds together its bricks is as hard
as flint. Its material - is - as solid as steel,
and its removal, without its previous demo
-
ion, is utterly impossible.
Mr. Bumm, therefore, offered a formal
resolution reque.sting the Mayor of the city
to inform the Chamber of Commerce of
Philadelphia ' who -proposed to pay the cost
of removing this relic to Fairmount Park,
that 'the matter was beyond the limits ut
This resolution was adopted.
Mr. Wagner (Committee on Law) offers I
an _ordinance' relative to the payment o ,
eborersi under the contract for cleantn -z
tiaa, streets of the' city by Messrs. Hill
Smith. The ordinance provides that th-
money appropriated be paid to those
laborers only who worked during the month
of June, 1866.-- Mr. Wagner explained that
this payment would cover the claims of a-I
who were unpaid; but that the Mayor could
not Sign -the original bill because of its D ..
caliarly indefinite character. The bill in
question is to correct this error.
The bill passed.
Mr. Page submitted a resolution, that the
Iteghilature be requested to pass laws,
First—To prohibit members or Canada
om taking any contract for erecting build
ings of any kind or character for depart
fnents not directly under the control of
CounciLs,or for furnishing such departments
with any kind of material or merchandise
whatsoever, or being interested therein di
rectly or indirectly.
Second—To prohibit a member of Coun
cils from obtaining or being interested in
soy contract for building school houses,
bridges, furnishing supplies of any kind to
any department of the city in the name of
soy one of his employes, laborers or any
other person whatsoever.
Mr. Gray desired to amend this as thus:
"And that no member of Councils shall b 4
a candidate for any office in any department
for one year after the expiration of his term
ao a member of City Councils."
Mr. Page accepted this amendment.
Mr, Smith (Twenty-second Ward) moved
farther: amendment,. "That the Legigla
ture be requested to fix a salary of 51,000
:Per annum for each member of Philadel
phia Councils.,?
After some little cross firing in the wayof
debate, the whole subject was referred to the
.Committee on Law. •
Mr. Hodgdon, chairman of committee to
verify the City Treasurer's accounts, made
the annexed Statenaent of appropriation of
-balance 'of cash in the treasury on the first
ay of Novembef, 1866, $1,098,051 59
Balance to thp credit of the city
debt, to pay interest on loans
due Ist January. 1867, - kir157,306 87
Balance to the credit of cityfund
to pay warrants, - -
Balance to the creditof the Sink
ing Fund,
Cash on hand,
Balance of cash, - - t`1098 3 051 59
A message now came in from Mayor Alc-
Michael. The Mayor recommended to the
favorable consideration of Councils the sub
ject of a circular addressed to the citizens of
P_ iladelphia , as thus:
"The triangular piece of groand,bounded
by Pennsylvania-a.venue, Green street and
Twenty-fourth street, has been purchased
during the last few days for a hotel and
dancing hall. Should this purchase be
consummated it will effect a demoralization
of cur Park, which hitherto has contributed
- to the elevation of the public taste, and has
been maintained free from disorder.
"By the action of Philadelphia Councils
the ground west of the railroad and
no:thward from Green street, to a point be
y-feed Girard avenue, excepting this tri
angle. has been secured for public use.
Should this be secured and improved, the
entire Park, the river, and the landscape
beyond, will be seen from the entrance to
Le Park at the Green street approach."
The signers of the circular propose to
unite in an effort to secure this triangle and,
improve it, if a sufficient subscription can
be made, and then to convey it to the city
:is en open public place forever. Among
ti•o signers are N. B. Browne, Frederick
Heyer ' G. W. Biddle, C. J. Bonsall, Eli R
Price, John Welsh, I. P. Morris and J. Ross
Snowden.
As an accompaniment to this communi
cation was the following received by the
Mayor:
I. with others, united in the circular in
e , limb this is written. Pursuant to it, sub
etriptions to the amount of $3,095 were re •
teived from Henry and Alfred Cope, Eli K.
Price, Wm. Sand, J. B. Wilson, N. B.
Browne, J. Edgar Thompson, and others.
The ground in question, on which five brick
bandings are erected, has been secured for
,15,000. Some portions of it were acquired at
somewhat above market value, which was
of necessity submitted to. The sum of
$l - 1,905 has been secured by mortgage to the
seller of the property, which sum can re
main so long as the interest is paid. It was
tlee. intention of the promoters of the move
meet to place on the ground a bust in honor
of, come one of our distinguished citizens.
It would, they thinkebe a fit memorial to
commemorate the gallant ones who have
:ellen in the late patriotic struggle for our
nationality. The note closes thus: "My
object in addressing you is that you may
communicate the desire of the donors to the
Councils to accept a conveyance of this
- ground, subject to the above encumbrance.
By so doing the benefit of their subscrip
tions will inure to the city, and the intent,
as expressed in the circalar, will be ful
filled." The signer is John Welsh, Esq.
The communication was referred to the
Ccmnaittee on Law.
Mr. Kamerly moved that the Finance
Committee be instructed, in making their
estimates for 1667, to make an'allowance of
V,400 to increase' then salaries of the clerks
m the Water Department.
Me. Freeman protected against this in
cense. - Thus far the city has managed to
cett on without any debt. If it would be
ernaally fortunate next year it can only be
by the continuance of strict economy, and'
refusing any increase of municipal
salaries. • •
• ,
Mr. Smith urged that the increase was
c•thing more than reasonable. --
Mr. page differed. If the clerks of the de
pertments :were to leave their positions
Poty,of persons would gladly fill them. '
Tr, Cattell also thought that anv number
one would be eager to ep' into th
eee of any clerk : a any of ett depart
to ressjicimight feet limself_necessitated
Colonls,„
the uwerrlV„e soldfartherthat at this tiros
of Flora^ about a* general
Surprising — •
The anatter,after nearly an hour's debate,
was rx,stponed.
A resolution to provecute the sureties of
ain and Smith, late street contractors, t ,
compel them to refund the amount paid b yhe city to thelaborers in the streets, which
they failed to pay, was referregd to the Com
mittee on Law.
The ordinanCe to pay Samuel Sweeny,
Assessor of Second Ward, for extra ser
vices, was concurred in.
The bill relative to the selling of cooked
food in market houses was referred to the
Committee on Markets.
The bill making appropriations to repair
certain police station houses was concur
red in.
Also, the resolution relative to Cadbury
avenue. Adjourned;
COMMON BRANCH.
From the; City Commissioners was re
ceived a communication stating that. Fran
kford Hall is rented, at $2OO per annum. The
first floor of Spring Garden Hall is rented at
$250 per ammo; the second floor at POO,
and the third film' at SRO. The lower por
tion of the hall is used as a police station
house, for , -which no rent is paid. These
rentals are all paid to the city.
Mr. Mercer, Chairman of the Finance
Committee, inesented the securities of Rich
ard Pelt; _Receiver of Taxes elect, with a
recommendation of appfoval. They were
approved;
The annual appropriations of the Depart
ment 'of Receiver of Taxes were reported by
the Committee. Consideration was post
poned.
similar ordinance to the'lnspectors of
VOutity Prison; $13,500 in the aggregate, wa3
reported by the same committee. The ordi
nance was postponed,
Mr. Miller, Chairman of the Committee
on Highways, reported a resolution to grade
Franklin street, from Columbia avenue to
Montgomery avenue. Also, to grade Apsley
street, Twenty-second Ward. These were
both-agreed to: - •
From the Police Committee was submit
ted a'resolution-granting:to Calvaryohurch,
a prominent Methodist organization in the
northern part of the - city, permission to
erect a temporary wooden building ad
joining their present property. It was
stated that the congregation desire to build
a new church, and this wooden structure is
intended to house the plc until the new
structure can be complete peo d.
Agreed to, with a restriction that it be re
moved at any time Councils shall require.
A second- report from the committee
closed with an ordinance to increase the po
lice force one hundred men. The ordinance
passed.
Mr. Evans presented a resolution reqtiir•
114 the Board of Revision to submit to
councils a full list of all the property in the
city exempt from municipal taxation.
Agreed to.
The Special Committeeon a House of Cor
rection reported favorable to the proposed
house. They stated that conferences ha I
been held with the committee - of the Board
of Guardians and Inspectors of the Prison,
and the subject amply discussed. The com
mittee recommended the inspection of suit
able ground for the location- of the house,
and the ascertaining of theexpense. A re
solution instructing the Committee on Fi
nance to include in the appropriation to the
Police Department *lOO,OOO for the - erection
of a proper house, was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Mr. Miller called up the resolution to
open Cadbury avenue. It was agreed to
It opens anew avenue, sixty feet wide, 2iYi
test west of the east- line of Broad street,
north frc in Columbia avenue to Hunting
Park. •
dj Sele ourned . unct Cocil bills were then considered.
A
irrival and Sant .of Otkean Steamers.
urns swag NM 1)42/2
Etna. -L-IverPool.:..New York.- __Oct. 20
Hetita...--- ...... -LivernooL-Boston Phini..._.Oct, _t
Palmyra -LiverpooL-New York Ckt.
Britannia ........ York Oct. 2'
Edinburg .Liverpool-. New York.-..- ...... .0et..27
Erin--. .-Liverpool-New S 1
City of New.York-Llverrel...New York.. -----Oct. 3t
New York .Southampton-New Yorki..- ......
axonia.---Soutluignpton...New York..- ....
Nova Scolds.* .Lirerpool-Quebec_-. ... -.Nov.
Bosphorus-- . Liv erpool-gestomknalla.--Nov. 3
To Di New York. .... ......No v. 3
akitirr
ronawanda.....rhiladevu . s...savannah .
Aftuabattan.---New -1- ark-Havana & V C.-Nov. lo
City of Paris.---New York...LiverpooL--_.__Nov.lo
Caledonia. .Nev York.-GLasgo -----Nov. hl
York.-Aspinwall.__ --Nov. 10
Louisiana. New York.-LiverpooL -.-....N0v. 10
Bomssia York....liamburg-.--_-Nop. 10
Derdcblaud--New York...Brem . Nov, Ii
Peruvian-. -.Philadelphia...Liverpool- Nov. 11
AU5U1da918.13...-..N619 YOrk....TAVerPOOL...- ..... -N0v.14
York-Havana -.....----Nov. 1 t
Palmyra. .New York-Liverpool....---Nov. 14
oty of New York...N York-.LiverpooL _____Nov. 17
England New York... Liverpool ............
ereire New York-.Havre .......... -Nov 17
.New York... Bremen Nov. 17
DAMCUS .... . 17
south lLS Amerfc . a . - - New York... Rio Janelro,kr-_.Nov. 2.;
142,412 93
- 463,552 42
- 4,479 37
040ARD TRADE.
(4. DiCIRRISON COATES,"
. MORRIS PEROT, MONTHLY COMXITTKES.
DAVID FAUST.
AEIN AffiLLETIFi.
wwirmiwrlnnlivrylfsommi774.lo7M
_
St - N Issas, 642 1 trw SNTS, 447 !HIGH WATER. 321
AERIVHD YERT.KB.D.Av
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, 24 hours from NYork,Wlth
mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Mars, Grumley. 24 hours from New York.
with mdse to W M Baird & Co.
Steamer Ruggles, Chase, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Schr Ann Elizabeth (Br). De Costa, 6 days from Ha.
.itax, a itb fish to EA Sonder & Co.
Schr Lucy, Spencer, 1 day from Brand,ywirte, Del.
with limn. to Perot, Lea dr, CO.
Schr S C Fithian Tuft, 2 days froM Port Deposit,
with grain to Jas J. Bewley & Co.
Schr Clayton & Lowber, Jackson, 1 day from
, myrna. Del. with grain to Jas L Bewley & C
Schr M C Burnite,Bichards, 1 day from Camden. Del.
grain to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Scbr T P hiceolley, Durborough,i day from Camden,
Bel. with oats to Jae Barrett.
_ .
Schr C J St:Others, Artis, 2 days from Frederica, Del
with wheat to as Ba.rxattr
Schr A htyrick,Stevens.ls days from Provincetown
with mdse to Geo B lierfoot.
Schr Halo, Lunt 5 days front Newburyport, will.
mdse to Curtis & Enight.
Schr 3 F Wellington, Chipman, 5 days from Boston
with mdse to Crowell' & Collins.
Scbr E G Irwin, Atkins from Boston.
Solar Sarah 'Watson, Smith, from Fall River.
Tug Hudson, Can, from Baltimore. with 12 barge:
to W P Clyde &
ir•- , • BELOW.
Ship Pontiac. Lowell, from Liverpool.
CLEARED YEErrintu.r.s T
Steamer Bristol. Charles. New York, W P Clyde & Co
Steamer .1 El, Shriven. Dennis, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr
'chr Ak iiity Pye, Halifax. Craycroft & Co.
Schr T Hot comb, Godfrey. Boston, Mershon & Cloud.
Schr 111. V Edwards, Allen. New Bedford, L Audenrie.
& Co.
Suer _Revenue. Gandy. Providence, .7 RWhite.
Schr surge. Warwick,New Haven, W Hunter, Jr.&Co.
Schr Cortulo, Norton. Alexandria do
Schr Ida V McCabe, Pickup, New Haven, New Haven
Coal Co.
3chr C Sbaw. Beeves. Boston, Blakiston, Graeff & Co.
, chr Ella F Crowell, Stevens, Boston, D Cooper.
Tog.lludern, Can, with 10 barges for ,Baltimore, W Y
el) de & Co. .
Correspondence of the Phila. Evening Bulletin.
The following lapts- from the Caton Oa, passe,
Into the Schuvlirt 1' Canal, to-day, bonnet to PhUade)
phtajaden and consigned as follows:
W C Eepp, with meaner to It Wolverton: - E & 'WE
Lippincott, do D 8 Houls ah Co; Geo Irlpson, do to
Trump, Son at'Co; .TlTurnmel. do to Dodge & 00, .ler•
sc y City: in al It Anderson. do to Norcross &
Chas Gring, nine to Chas Grins: T & D Richard, grain
to captain; Whttana &Frankiin, nxtiestone to a Bhaer
ter.
_ _ MEMORANDA,
Snip Tyro (Br), Scott, hence at Antwerp 26th ult..,
Ship ',porn Hone, Wlawelt, Cleared at Liverpodl
26th tilt for this port.
Ship Tonawanua, dulics, sailed iron i Liven:lool 2:4C2
ult. for this port
Ship' Lancsster, DeCan, froth New Yorkyia St 3ohn.
NB. at Liverpool 26tli ult. and entered out for this WWI.
Ships Marla Adelaide. Ritaktt, and - Indus, Campbell,
entered cut of LivernoOl 2lth ult. for this port..
Ship Winfield Scott,. Band, from Callao, at ',wet
• Ship Lsmence,. Johnson, from New York for Satt
groctsco, was spake.n 22d Sept. lot 10 S. ion so as WSteamer Emily BSouder, Lockwood, cleared at Is. ew
York yesterday for Charleston.
Steamer Monticello, Miller, cleared at New York
yesterday for 'n/assau.
bleat:6er Montery. Whitman, sailed from New Or
7th inst. for New York, _
. Steamer Ladona.*Rovey. Cleared at New york yes,,
le/day for Cialveaton and .Ke7'Weet...' •
Steamer Fng.lro d. Grace. at Queengtown litholt.
from, Liverpcot and Prccee.ded for New York.
Steame , Cuinmtla, .ier New York. eallel from Glee. ,
c i
Ea Agnee.C.Ja= ea. Wetmcre hence at - inni.t.iic -
Bs k CE. Bic; terfohr.Beraer, hence a: Bremerhavau
Bazk trktaliss. Melee: 13 stxe at Illavoz-Blea
Bfwx lezziats., Bazzy.t.ezt.v ta. tfameitlas TAtt.
THE DAILY EVENIN6' - •iiiI.LLETIN.--PIIILADELITIA. Pitibtr. NOVEMBER, 9..1866
,
Bark Warren (Br), ...Ic;rerill, cleared at NOW York
yesterday lbr tb to port.
Bark Zoltorp,aeoltt, clewed-ot New York Ilk !Wt.
fOr Barbadcr.
. _
Bark B D ByerSon. - Raymond, from Shields for tills
port was spoken4n let 47 34, lon 22 4.1:-330 date.
'Frig Flora {Bp), Gelpie. hence at Barcelona 16th ult.
:ech, J B Kirby, ,thiterbridge, Naiad from Marseilles
241 h tilt. for Palermo. • • • -
Brig
Ida McLeod,_ hence for Rotterdamorisloh was
ashore on Ifsiton'a Beach,was towed up to Newport 6th
Inst. Bar Cargo of petroleum- will be disoharged at
Fort lit aleott wharf, , and the vessel taken On the rail
s ay fc r examination and repairs.
W GodrreY,Slover, sailed frank SaCksOnVille,
Fla. Ist inst. for N York, with nom° feet lumber. -
WANIINAA
NATIONAL"
EXCHANGE - BANK;
CAPITAL we s ° 00, PULL PAID,
Bas Removed To. Its
New Banking kiouse,
Nos. 633 and 635 Chestnut Street.
A. BOYD, President.
JllO. W. GILBOUGH, (Wader. non'
6-20's,
3-10 1 s,
1.881's;
10-40's,
0011POITIID INTERMIT NOT
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
40 SOUTH TEM STREET.
STOOK BROKER,
GEO. •ItENDARSON. JR.
NO. 223 DOCK STREET.
Hav o i ; lgregam
ped bustnes
nzcbasea L i l Ilta cts p==
Ake—
Stocks carried at 6 per cent. interest, without UV
extra charge.
Orders executed In New York, Boston and Balti
more. se27-kos,
0C
ie . 18. JO'
•
11 SPECIALTY.
SMITH, 'RANDOLPH . k
.00
BANKERS AND 'BROKERS,
14 South Tided sA., 8 Nassau steer;
Philadelphia. I New Twig.
STOCKS AND GOLD
80o6HT AND GOLD 4EI ooKEINGLoo
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPCIEETI. •
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JAYCOOKE,e/CP.
112 and 114 So. THIRD ST. PIECILADA
Dealers in all Government Securities.
OLD 5 .TO's WANTED
1N EXCHANGE FOR NEW,
A LIBERAL DIFFERENCE ALLOW
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT
Collections made: Stocks Bought and Sold on Coro
t c11 1:1 1 1:l brininess accommodations reserrod e mo
141 A; i 0 t ; DV-14 la :10 )cd
IMPORTANT TO ALL.
Great Reduction in Furniture,
Persona wanting Furniture abould not purchase
they have looked in at the
,
Great Western Furniture Depot,
1019 MARKET STREET,
KEPT BY
GREENLY .& NORTH
And examine our large stock, which we axe
01 CLOSING OUT AT A ,GREAT SACRIFICE!
o.tf
BUY FURNITURE OF
___ AG 0 U & 0 0
uouOM DEPOT, N. ks.tiorner NINTH and Lillian
Streets', and Nos-87 and 89 North SECOND Streak
Tbe
.4
argest, cheapest and atoOk of Furniture of
very. ascription in the world. Furniture far Parlor,
Dra g Room, Chamber or Bed Room,Dirdnia l loom.
Lib , Kitchen, Servants' Rooms, Offices; 001 z,
Okiptybeli s OtkFellows,- Masonic or other Societies ;
Ships Inatitottlins, Clube Colleges, Public Buildings,
Hot , Board's* Homiest. MOVE alik Fairs, Or a ' Single
Piece f Furniture.
• Ord t by post will be executed with , despatch
and With berality ano justness. of detain . Fettles al
a distance may remit through .011 r Bangor, the Far
mer's and Mwbanics' Nat. , Bank, -Chestnut street, or
the Union - National Bank;Third streer;ot by Express
Check or Post Office order; hew ediate attention wit
be given and satisfaction insured.
GOULDA CO.:ZI E..torner Ninth and Market and
87 and 89 N. Second street, Phila. Maw
SPRINg 9
MATRESS - P
=•! BEST QuiLLiTY AINDETtLE, -- '
A.I:TD 'BEDDING OF , EVZRY. , DIBOBITTION.
t23;10
sernQ
SiSoFlthSir,Streq,.
4 , Wbtre.2s,y; 15 PCKnrit'r
i i-'' op - 2).4 . 1r. 33 , 5 ' err. 7....",.,te 1 0ft.. a -Lsvkaaersleazons
. It T K I I:c ., -es e ilo Lffig esat ee 7 , 76 0 7Atais , id' Ohlieft , "KsP.ors.
rathle -.)'-'e'r:/*--- ofiChasslAtollsidedid Polished,
..`i , “= . -0 0,441 'n° 1/111,111 oTo-711-5 li•::Th+TPPlt'l:H*lw
,T. IddrPiraltd. $. . ,
.. , „ , _
...,
oolatai . ,
• .
ktkdsl. IDMATF4'.. •
r Iron,-
741 E SPAZSDID LARGE
STOAT
No. 16 North Filth Street,
, EXCOND , DOOR ABOVE CO/CHEF:CZ.
FPoPT E sone t. ven. laaedate/y. Apply • l4o. 3. lioh
- st
int FOR . SA.LE.—sevcral lame - and valuable
ira BUILDING LOIS and CROOND RENTS, north
ol All any. Avenue. opposite the improvements of
Messrs. Baeder to d. /damson, in the Twenty-filth
Ward Stocks taken in Dart pay.
LI3 0- VALUABLE PROPERTY, north of Clear
field street. h tying a front of 408 fast on -the River
lielaware, with oepth to Richmond street
Apply to WILLIA.MBALL,
noB Bt* - ; N
IE3
FOR SALE.—The veridistrahle.' meditiM
eizad IntoMENOE, No.luS North TWENTIETH
street, Brit house no; th'of Arch street. Replete with
every convenience, and 'ln complete repair through
out. Immediate possession.
•
nos.6t* ET T .
OLAR wale7o7 - lut streeEW,t.
iWg GREEN STRIEEM—FOB BALE—A Handsome
Four-s.ory Rh BLDENGE with double baca build
floished throughout in a superior manner with
extra conveniences and in perfect order; situate on
the south side of GREEN Street. west of Sixteenth
street. Lot 356 feet deep to Brandywine street. J M.
GIIMMEY & EONS, 508 Walnut street. , - .
IPFOR &LB—A MEW AND KLRGANT
STUCK AND BROWN•STONB DWRT.TTNIG,
2020 PPRUCTE STREET, WITH ALL Tt1.0.:
MODERN LESPROVBNIERTEi. APPLY TO
. NATILIE BRO. & CD.,
no8•121} 2200 .SOUTH BTRICETt
li p SPRUCE STRILETIFOR SALE.—The Hagil
leome brick kiesidence, 22 feet front together with
to a liefeeltd Carriage
wide E t i , o e u itiTa l tr Nii4l2s49_pleetl, deep
e tt e i r igil
et.
Immediate possession,. J. hi. Gllhintei xdL 5 ON% at
Walnut street .
411181 FOR SALIC.—The handsome three story:brick
Illaresidence with back buildings; No 826 Zi orth-Fifth.
Street; RiOdern Convenience and improvements: lot 21
tvtt by by 143 feet deep to Randolph street. Immedl•
ate postesslon. M. ORKNEY & SONd, 306 Walnut
street.. 9 -
12 FUR BATE—The valuable four story brick Pro=
perry. with lot, 29 feet front by 66 feat deep, situate
at the nr rthweat corner of Tenth and Hunter str,
above Market. J. M. GUMMY & ISONS, dos Walnut"
street. Wirt.
tiFORSALE—A four-story brick DWELLING northwest corner Fifteenth and Lombard street%
modern improvements. Lot 20x100 feet. Immedi
ate possession. Apply to COYFEICR ct JORDAN. 423
Walnut street.' 011ZP
rGERMANTOWN= FOR SALE— A handsome
donble.pointedl stone residence. with waive and
carriage house and 13, acres ofnroutuL Situate within
ten minutes'. walk from the Railroad depot. T. BE
GIIISIDIEY a SONS, 508 Walnut street.
mgFOR SALE-7 -to rick DNS - ELLIN e
N 3.1210 Pine street, with three.atory brick in the
rear. with modern Improvements. APPLY to COP
PUCK dt J0.111)AN, Beat Estate Brokers, T r a Walant
atreet.
014 RENT—The three-story brick residence,
with COtivenlences and lot 185 feet deep, - No. 120
South Twenty first street. .1. M. GIiiMMAY.t. eoss,
50S Walnut arrest.
LiFUENIBHED HOUSE,near GERMA.NTOWN,
To Let, for the winter, to a family without smal•
mn. Apply between 12 and 2 o'clock. at 1622
LOCUST. 0c.:17-14t.
FOR RENT—A. STONE RESIDENCE With
stable said Carriage lt ,, use; ahuate mica/PC-a.
Street. below Thirty-eighth. J. M. GUMMY &
4. 0 31%.:13, *CB Walnut street.
D+.l4
Canton ain ger.
Fresh Import• d Canton Preserved GINGER. dry
and in swap, of the finest quality.
For Sale by
JAMES R WEBB;
WALNUT and /METH &zee
VOX'S FARINA CR ‘CRERS.
L" Fresh Crackers of this unrivaled Brand always on
hand and for sale in bbbs. and bbls:, by
ALDRICH. MIRES at. CARY.
IS, "X and Z.! Letitia Ereet,
nct-^ant Exclusive Agents.
FONTAI 7EAS—Ex Sea Serpent for sale by 1••••••
C. Em= a s ca.,
S . at •.1 . • C• - •cc.
rillE.E2.l OLIVES,—XIO gallons choke large Qteen
W., Olives, in store and for sale by gallon or barrel. et
Cutt- TY'S ESE End Grocery, ti o. lla South q—uVOND
street. -
MEW • BETELL.EisE2d. BUCKWHEAT ct WHITE
C ovi-r Honey. f tOre and for salB ar.cOUSTY'S
Ir. net Br dellccery, o. Ile South SEC uND Urea.
NTORTH
(CAROLINA HOMINY GRITS'. NEV.
/I Hominy. peaed and unwired Peaches. just re
calved and for sale at COUSTY'S East End Gre.cery
So. 118 South. SECOND street.
STUFFED MANGOFJ2. AND PEPPERS,' 4.iEtarlNß
Chutney Sauce. Robinson's
_paent "Earley ono
Orem, always on hand a: COZ:STY'S East.Ead aro
er3"..N o. liS South SECOND street. •
Ll ABM HAMS'.'-1. Ettewarra Trenton ..13&92/
Star ESZDltArlete & Switt.4 celeinaneh Clads
rat Ham, and J. Bower's Cloy eared. warranted
eve aattefaeron. For We by If. F. splutrs, N.
corner Eighth and Are.b.
OffE barteta Lazo= and other !arm%
:lianas of Salad Oil,
_for We by M. F. BPII.LES
W. corner Arch and moth.
rev., COFLe.t.o..—Pcre Old Government Java Oak"(
tl fornale by EL. F. Sri r•Tx3r, q. W. =zee et luol
and Eighth streets.
I S%
TEAS!! - 100 ee of very choke net
IKE= Green and B 1 et me late importation. hi
Mese Teas have been bo t since the dmiine In Kale
we areprepared to tarollies at alu.iyreducer
prineaittFar &ale by the box. or at retail M. ESPII
41N. N. W. corner Arch and Etighth streets.
WELL
HEALD STILENGTH USE CAPE
L' WELL CO . 'SPATENT GLASS CASTOR
WHEE
Thefts Wheels are designed for Planes. Bedsteads, &c.
We claim that they give to Pianos a greatly Increased
force ofsound. without detracting from the harmony
and melody of the instrument, rendering every note
more distinct to the ear. This is so apparent that they
ure now being applied by many to these valuable mu.
sleet Instruments. Dr. Valentine Mott, previous to hit
pronounced the Glass Castor Wheels an in
valuable Invention for bedfast Invalids, who are guarded against the damp floors after undergoing the
proCWs of cleaning, or where dampness Is produced
Fr-many other cause. Aside from this. HouseheePen
ere relieved from the dread'of having•their carpets cut
or torn, as frequently happens num those now In use
often canned by a rust, which adheres with glue-like
tenacity. No such annoyance can possibly proceed
from the Glass Castor Wheels, as we all anon , that
glass ledges.corose. There nre no rough or unfus.
tsh Ed to the Glast Wheel., such as we often find
In those of iron, and the latter, though smoothly lin.
fished, will soon rust, from the dampness of the atmos,
ph ete, if nothing else. producing roughness on the SUS.
, - *ace, or edge,while tee former will always maintain
the s m sl o e o epthin n g e ‘usp ong g la lasss,s J
whe e a s
yoeur are
i fi n n a is ll h e h d. e
eleotri ß citY
you had in your body on retiring, and you get
up in the ' , morning feeling RE, fresh and active as s
ming man. Glass being a non-conductor, the elec.
ile
trinit gained wn in cal:1ot Pass Olt Ask out
doe! or
what he - thinlm of bed
the ll Glass Castor Whe y els
Ask him if all diseases, with the exception of chronic
diseases. are not caused from the want of electricity
We have a man In our place whom the doctors pro.
et.unced past coring, with the intam.matory risen
tuatism. 'The wheels cared him In less than forty
veeks. He is to-day a stout healthy man. These are
tots which can be proven on application at our office
so. 203 Race street, Philadelphia, or at our Factory,at
Westville, New Jersey where we have some sirs%
sands employed in the manufacture of the Glass Cas
tor Wheels.
flOO will be paid to any one who will say' . they haVr
not recfived any hsnent or relief after using Capewel
Co.'s Patent Glass Castors. A sample sec (4) of tau
wheels sent to any part of the United States, oir re
zeipt of t1..50. J. B. C.A.PEWELL & CO ,
nest WM, No. 205 Race street.
Y:-Ir 1413
,a,_ TkiGMEON'ek LONDON MlTiMmisimg, 01
HultOpHAH RA.NGHS, fbr families. botele
or public instb Miens in rwh,NTY DIPPER
' Eyr SIZES. Also. Philadelphia Ranges, Ho
i r imare.s,•-Portable Heaters, Low-Sows Gratee
Pireboaro Stoves. Bath Boilers, Stewhnle plates. Broil
r,,, itnnking Stoves, etc., wholesale and retail by the
SHARPE di MONSON.
No. 1119 North Second street.
mo2l•m.W f.ficoo
aJOB BARTLETT dc SON. •
Manufacturers of the
CELEBRATED
BARTLETT.RICA.TERS:
op o irjrjg tsnugrag t oas Ovens dt Sheet iron Wort
evu7 descrlEtion. A spleridla assortment of
°f R FOIST/i ES ANP .NTILATOREI.
and Silver's Air tight Stove'', -
. always on Inuad. at.
No. 924 - Arch Strept,
• Philadelphia. ,• -, anBo.t.t_
VIONAB Views
Late*
NM lett CCELBIMICITstree_k__ .rraLsaiwza.
oPPc sit a 14 44 11
. 13 tes, -
,Ol4lneblicitcralli of i cr i c.rn
$ PARLOR
JOFFIOE,
And other GEATIet, •
roz Atahradte. Biturat l o ll - 2 and 7004 inns
WARM-A Al l
IRtraISEMIRS,
or WarrelPtclilie and Private Ballet:aim
NUSEML&INCI.RB „
• OGO/Caill: EWEYB
BA sni Telt*i
lanEtoßffiPaty
, aw'oNici_"atmms,'
Tome, ,01E19=37
7rizstPrernitim awarded b
Mato MAIrEIN ufattub v c d
' -
PEW, akv. , v, •
Dterf and ftalglng OMs 91;Hasonic .11Larke 4 Tek t ,
pastsMediu!, Army Media and Ocapa Badges . 401 ,
11,111:5-'•wall/Am:pi
sPEtliAt NOTICED,
inVION - BENEVOLENT AfifOOOIATION.-
---,-'_ I,ouspro-I.l4t—"Au..ffifaVtitton.for per Eru nnic , Tentri..todotry"Elle Avpgrestrlon Of Pau ism and
the .Rell , ,Y" of Stireriog tonoag , the - Worthy
the annual =esti , g held Tuesday , , October 16.1.866.5 t
the rooms ot streets letY, ncorner.ofSeventh
and Sansom, the following - gentlemen - were
dub , elected officers and_•managers , Mr the'ensinn - g
year:
irres ; fient—BAMDELH.PEEL lha
' Vice Prealdents—luevrA RD D. WOOD, j:EISMER.
Treasurer—E.D.3lON,D WILCOX:4 4 Oheatnitt street.
B • Corresponding isecreterY7L: D i .ONTGO4ERY
Recording Secretary—JOHN H. AT WOOD.
Benj. Coitea, ThortisEi_it.
Thos. Latimer, , Charles Shroads,
John Witten. . ItiehardWoott.
Wm. Pnrves, Chd.s.B Wtri•ts, hf. D.,
Arthur 0. COffin, Edward E Wood,
Be Wand's Qene, . James BaYard, ,
John W Claeltorn, Jo.sephA.. Caw.
Thomas Wattsor , Alfred M Collies,
Joseph H. Dollts, John E. Graeff.
John Ashherst. D, Sherrard.
At a subsequent meeting of the Board the following
appointment was made, to, wit: ~7ohn Hicks, Agent.
There are 120 gratultensiemalesisitors (visiting in
time cols:riots where they reside), and who, from loog
experience, know nearly'all the. worthy poor. The
following Le en epitome of their labors and disburse
merits for thepast year;:talten front the annual report,
100. of visits made; to the poor..
n Farahles under charge..
• " _Sick administered unto—.. .
'Deaths attended upon—five . ' , "1:115 , "
Cholera.' .. . '
Persona . found• employment, in
cluding domestics to . places in
" Children placed at school and Sunday
tab00'.......... 108
" Persona, including children, forum
t
Young girls rescued frool fat
abandoned, life and renOred to
e Jlienda
~ENTst. 2
.J.tateriale, Reduced to Altmey Value by Estimate.
Cash distributed by visitors from appronria.
tiors by the General Board.-- .. 4.3,675 00
Cash distributed from collections inaleitythe
visitant themselves . . 2 394 92
lash distributed from the Office, including
wagespald oat there as aid.. ..„...» 1,100 00
Carh d. latribtitett 10 sewing women . by the La •
dill. =m0b....... • . . 4,0,7 12
Casholistathuteci Male . labor a 6 the
.
store of the Society 783 87
Cash `ulna of 1740 tons of COAL (of 2 240 lbs.
to the ton.) distributed, in quarters, at
Cash—
value of 64 tons of COAL, and l -coraiof 13,050 00
woop allected by the visitors...
4 ash value of provisions, including Soar,
buckwheat flour. _lndian meal, potatOes,
beans r itominy. tea, coffee, sugar, molasses,
bread, soup meats and medicines and deli
cacies for the sick . ... .. . .
sh value of materials: 1627 new and par-
Bally worn garments, the gifts of various
Dorsal and other Societies (acknowledged
elsewhere) and of individuals, cash, 175.- ... lon OC
b. value 40E58 yards of stuffs; 45 ares . of
furniture and bexiding, and 128 pairs of boots
and shoes..
value OF 550 stoves lea, bearing the
name of the Society. to prevent their toes.
These stoves were patterned by the Society
for this amend are very economical in their
operation. They cost, with repairs, deliver
ed and returned, about to each. .6.s they
last three years, the cost (and consequent
value to the poor) per year ofthese stoves is,
therefore. 3.100 00
Total t'10,454
Contributions both In money And materials thank
ftdly received at the office of the Society. N. W corner
of Seventh and Sansom streeti, or by the Treasurer,
Edmund Wilcox, 1 sq., 404 Chestnut street. noe,-60
CONTRACTORS TAKE NOTICE.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND RA.LTSIRIRE
CruSTRaL RAILROAD COMPANY have extended
the time to SATURDAY, NovemberiSati, for re- -
ceivkg pi apostle for the grading, masonry and bridge
atmerstructute. and famishing the cross ties and lay
ing 'the track upon six mlles of the said Company's
road extending from near the Rising San village,
Cecil county, lid., to the Susquehanna river.
Plans and specifications of the work can be exam
ined at the °like of the Engineer John AL Rood, at
Port Deposit', Cecil wanly, lid., and a guide will be
nirnisheo to show the work tothose desiring to look at
the same.
The Engineer purposes to be at the Rising Sun vil
lage, on Tii.drby.October n)th instant. Friday,Ncrvem
ber next: Tuesday, November etta, and Friday.
November 9th.
JOSEPH HODDELL,
ass and Tremarer.
Phlindelphts, Oct. Z 1.1.86.3. cc...1-tool.o
O.PFICE OP 'suit: PHILA_DELPHTA. AND
GRAY'S PERRY •PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY. TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BELOW
sPB - CCE, Ran.. apE , - - etrrs., Nov. sth.
A tpestal Meeting of the Sox:holders of the Philo
dell Ida and Craps Perry Passenger Railway Cos.
pony will be held at this Offlce on MONDAY, Novem
ber 19, at 3 P. M. for the purpose of considering the
Propriety of entesine into& conUact with the Schuyl
kill River Railway Company, for a lease of their Road
to this Company.
By order of the Jamul. of Directors.
JAMEt Mc FADDEN', J n.„
11 , 3 s to.th,tuolti Sc.-Teta:7.
UteselUg, use TELE pri - sr.artiLLPECLA. -%IVD
le e 7 SOL - THREW MAIL STRANSEfIPCOM.4?ANY,
u. 314OUTH IDL.E.Ina WAREAVEN
Notice is hereby given that . by a resolution of ths
-11-,:ard of Directors of the abore•named Company,
adopted August 2....th.1Ea. the , FOUSTH and last In
stainxtent at the Capitol Stock of said Corapany, being
THIRTY PPE CResTral or sIEVENTy-FINTS DOL.
LA RS per she--e. has been allied in, and is- due and
payable at this office.
WILLIAM L IiALCOLat.
Tressurvr
OFFICE OF TEE MERF.ImAC MINING
W T CONPANY •OF LARL U
E SPERIOR, I',i:: KCAL
street. Pirmanntrstra. Oct. 11,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
.An.flatalirr.ent of $1 (ONE DOLLAR) per share on
each and every whereof the Capital Stock of the Com
pany is this day caned: du.taPtc4xvable. the Dth. day
-YorrptScr pr.a, at, the Office at the Company, lezt
WALNCTatreet,
BY order ofthe Beard of Directors.
SAMLTAL P. DARLINGTON,
ocl2-f,s,tnolli Secretary.
Oa OFFICE OF GRANT OIL COMPANY. N. E.
corner RUTH and WALNUT a; eet, Novem
ber n, -
By order Of Board of Directors, a meeting of the
Stockholders of the Company will be held at their'
office on MONDAY 12th, noon—to take into conside
ration the condition of the Company and the propriety
ofsellfir g the properties.
A...MITCHELL.
Lea to,w.t.h.f,s t* Secretary.
31.13.RCANTLLE BENEF ICL&L ASSOCLI.-
TION.—The twenty-tlfth annual meeting will
, e held on TI,TDELY next., l
imner in.st., at s o'clock - P.
L. at their moms., N. . corner SaI:M.7TH and
SAN E• 031. streets, second story.
he. annnalßeport will be submited, and an elec
nen held for .llanaeers for the ensuing year.
ne6.6t* 'WILLIAM A..ti.OL.C. Secretary.
BIJSMM 83MUM
wiLLlem T. HEWES BROPHER
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
NO. 413 NORTH EIGHTH bTREEP,
(ABOVE WILLO4',)
PHILADELPHIA
Rep:lrlng of all kinds at short notice. Orders
trough Post Ohre wlllreeeice prompt attention.
tag" COUNTRY WORK ATTRINIDED TO.
N CASTER.
GRAIN sToRt, SPRUCE STREET WRARE
E_STARLISTERD ..=6.
CORN, OATS and MILL-PEED sold Wholesale anti
Retail at lowest Market Rates, and delivered to at
parts of the City. ' se7-19
. C. EN/GELT dt (XL, f , r% A.LE (Ittutiejle
Cor. WATER and ORMiTNUT street, Phlt
Adelphla. Agents for the sale of the Products of thi
;out wank Clkcar Refinery rut& the Grocers' Sum
ri - nar... of Philadeltdan. lal-lyr
pENNis YLN A lsil ves t A ielo '
mi 7p.K.S.—ON THE Trwa.A
W ARE
CRESTAZR. Delaware
coonoty. Pa.
11sIneerit and Iron Boat builder*, Y
SON
hfanufacturers of
a Of
OONDENSENG AIID G NON-CONDEVa n iti xis
Iron Vessels of all deseriptioias; Boilers, Vats, Tants
Pro T. BE
ate W. B.V.id er3 l.lshele, d'e " B. A.13.0333130L1)
Late of
In
Reaney i __Neafir & Co., Engineer In Chief ,
Penn Works, Phila. U. B. Navy'
J. VATIGHAN HKERTOK. WM. H. HERETO('
,TNO. 00PR,
OirrEwARK FOT.LIH E. EY . FIFTH AND WASH
kit
PIniA.DMILPHIA.
MIECUMIC & SONS
I:ISIOINEERS AND hiAGEGTUDIS.
Manufacture High and low Pressure Steam
for Lan,d, River and Marine Service.
Boilers. Gaaometers, Tanks, Iron EOM,
Castin_gs of alit:lnds; either Iron or brass.
Iron .s.mtt Ronda for Gas-Works., Workshops ant
Railroad Stations, -
Itetorta and Gas Macidnery, of the West and ram
1m
_proved construction. _ :-
Every description of Plantation NachinetT; ant
sugar. Saw. and Grist hfills,Lyacuuna Pans, Opes
steam Traina, Dam:atom Mittats, pawing 3%2.
Selo A4cerits Dili Eilleuxis 'Patel& Sugar BODO
Ap Nownyth's Patent - Steams iisktuner anc
DrslningMinwaie & WOolutnPa, . 11 Reulc% CleaWcifht"4l:4llq,
0 4 i
T l3 E ' A
iEfn"aMlif 113 7 ± 18 . 1-If a i '- 12 . iT ' ia ~ l etreet, 41
- -
efationoterere of , Gee - Bixteten, Lampe die, ..i0
would call the attention of the - public to ' their Ural
and elappet assortment er e Chandelbsee, Yezelanta
liteackete,"&e,.2rhae 'abet_ ee Gan ,ptiml 2 . lla,
Dwellings and PUMW Builetlents,,arid attendee
=teeing and roairleeeesa edam , 411 work
/mawar
, . _ . .„ -
1A A. 'mutiny.: Tztoamor, Prkm, =odors
1i1114109.1t. TICICODORE WILIEUVr. 312,4$8:1„. ? 1117(1/4/4..
P.Frira IiVRIGUT 480 M
Imt 0 1:040 Mprtft.Vatincrek
AIM Clomrattdon.2l_
n0..11.5 W.ll.l.lll2"Trtiltiget,Brawrawim
p`uivir W iTitir
ZGIAL-ZWIEKBBOXIERogFirmz oral Maoist° ist.PrivsNEßi pltnejAre p :
1 , 2 1", *I 1.171°7 : 9 _ FillPi Nry .
ambit:o4l .iPibW lanais .
PhENKYLVANIA RAILRoA ID COMPANY
TREAtSURER.'S Dr.,P 4 RTIKENT.
rI4II.3DELZHiA, NOTetObi3Z
-NOTICE 'lu SERS.
1 The Board of ' , hectors T haveOCKHOLD this day declared s
semi-annual olvidend of-FOUR PEs CONT.:on the-
CaPital Stools of the CM:opens., clear of National and
Slate taxes, pe,able on aid after licvember no. 1863
Blank Focr.e. of attorney for collecth3g divid4rola
are to be had at !be office theCompauy. No. 233 S.
THIRD street. _
no 2 2r.it THOMAS T. FILTH. Treasurer.
OVFILLE Oti CLARION AND ALLEGEIF.NY
RIVER - OIL COMPANY. N 0.146 S. FOURTH
street, I . 44I4...ZDELVECIA, Nor 5,18G5:
Tho , ll4 , e‘lo/8 have this Ilay declared the THIRD
DIVID,F NI) of FIVE CENTS per share, out of the,
LOS e6zulugsof the Company pa) able to stockholders
Or. their legal representatives Oa. and after , the 15th
Mat. Ey order of the:Board.
noatiSl
(Cc. THE COMM) , RCIAL NATIONAL BANK
OF PERbiIaYLVANIA. Plinot,a_OßLP.B lA, Nov.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Di
*Mend or FIVE` - PEW CENT., payable oil:demand.
clear of Nati sisal Taxes. • .S. C. PALILEK;
noest
.Cashier.
-
irel UNION NATIONAL BANK, PIITLADEL
-11,D7 V•XIIA November a,
• his Bisectors have this day declared a Dividend
to SIX REM CENT.for the last. six months, clear of tax
ano payable on demand.
__
U. CENTRAL NATIONAL BA.Is.IK, Pirmasszt,
PH/d. Nov eth,1866.
abeßoard of Directors have this day declared or
dividend of SIX PER CENT. ontor the profits cf the
last six months, payable on demand clear of tares.
THEODORE EITCREN,
FARMERS , AND • Arm , EEANRW
W27.ob.hair. BANK, PHIL ILD&LPIIIA, Noveniiiic
6,1866
• Dividendard of Diroctcre bay& this day declared a
of FIVE PER '„, also an extra Divi
dend of ONE PER CENT., both payable on demAnd.
.nts 6ti W. RUSHTON, Se., Cashier.
I:WeZEBUS' NATIONAL BANK, PICEL&DELPECIA
boy. 6th, 1866.
Directors have this .
day declared a Dividend of
FMB PER Cill‘T. on the Capital Stock for the lam
six months, payable on demand, clear of United
States tax.
nOMr,f,M-Sti
tIabOITY NATIONAL fIaNE, PHILADELPHIA.
Nov. S, DAL
Beard of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of SIX PER CENT„ payable en Demand,
clear of IT B. Tax.
ne6-60 G. ALBERT LEWIS, Caghter
(Oa FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. 01' PHILA.-
DELPRIA, 723 AIACH STR&ET, PHILILDEL-
Tarns.. Nov. 6, WC,.
The Directors have this day declared a Rividend of
FIVE PERCENT . fcr the last six months, PaYlibio
on demand, clear of taxes.
' nO6-61 BARD .T. bfACMITLI AN, Cashier.
- - _
NOVEMBER 5, 1846.—At a meeting of the
Oi:card of Dilectons of the Jefferson Fire Insu
rance Company of Philadelphia. held this day,
rtmtennnal dividend of *. ERSE PER C aNT., clear
of all taxes, was dec/ared.p,syable on and after the ,
Lsth Inst. P_ .
- 1 - P E. CO3.F. , kf Aar,
nos-sti Secr etary.
•••7_ THE WEST/MN NATIONAL DANK OP
PHILADIGLPHIA. Nov. 6 1866.
The Directors bare this day declared a dividend of
TIN PER CENT. payable on demand. clear of tax.
C. N. WEYGANDT.
Cashier.
K NSEcGTON NATIONAL RANK,
DELVE:IA. November 6 Hie.
The Board of Directors have PBlLA
thts day declared r,
Dividend of TWELVE PER CENT., pLyable on de
mand. clear of 'United Elates tax.
1:106 61; WAL IitcCONNELL, Cashier.
10'.CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL RANK,
..PHTLAL.ELP.E(TA,. EON", 6, 1666.
he Directors have this dayi declared a dividend of
SEVEN PER CE.NT. for the last six months. payable
on demand, clear arta'.
nos H. P. SCat,x.e. , .Y. Cashier.
IE - MECHANILR' NATIONAL BANE, PEOL
r..
.L.P.137.A. Nov. oh. ISS6.
e Rost,' °flair ectors have this day declared a Di
vidend of rilX PER CRNT., payable on di raand, free
of taxes. J, W1EG...4313
noii.(74 Cashier.
Tr1gA.T701.g...51,134.1i.K OF THE NORTHERN'
i.MERTIES, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5,
he Directors have this day declared a dividend ot
TEN PER CEYT. tar the past six months, payable ad
demand- clear of 'United States tax.
Coo 6ti W. GUIDIERE, Cashier.
FIRST RATIONAL BANE, PTILLADELPICIA.
1.1 ,7 Nov.
he Directors have LIN day declared a Dividend or
R)X PER CENT. out of the prodts of the last
months, payable on demand clear of' taxes.
nos?et ORTON' If egICEEEC&L., Jr,. Cashier.
EF.:TH -NATIONAL 33-A-NEl.—Peasant,
PPIA, November 2d. IEiS.
3be Direci ors have this day Oectarei a dividend of
FIVE CENT. for the last stsmonths, payable
on demar,d, clear of Taxes. 11:R. SAL ME.
act-31; Cashier.
•Z*SOL': IILIVABK.SATIONA.I.I3A.NE.—Piniz-
DELPI , II.I. 'November S.
ne. Directsrs bare declared a dividend of TEM
PER C"‘.' T., payable on demand.
- P.AaTEEL, Cashier.
TN' THE ORPHAN'S' COURT FOR THE CITYA and- COUNTY OP PHILAHRLPHIA.—Estate or
wßls..tsccA NvulazsTa, (late a ntinora The Auditor
appointed hr the Court to audit. settle and adjust she
ceomit of THkODORE ULItS. Gnarchett or RE,
BRCCA "(VT r•T ING, (late a minor), and to report de,
tribtition of the bhiance In the hands of the accountant.
will meet the parties Interested for the purpose of his
appointment. on MONDAY. the nth day of Novem
ber. 1%5, at 4 o'clock. P. M., at his office No, 217 South
THIRD stree:. in the City of Phitade obis.
S. HENRY NORRIS,
Auditor.:
TN TEE ORPHA:N.IS' eorgr FOR THE CITY AND
COl - 3.ITY OF PELLADELPELLA. Estate of
ALEXANDER, IIcCA_LLA. decease:.—The Auditor
appornted by the Cont. to audit, settle and adjust the
acconnt of is.'alsH B. McOALLA and A. H. NI cOAL
LA. actMg E±ecutors of the last will and testament of
.91.EXA15.4 DER A, deceased. and to report.
distribution of the balance in the hands of the Ac
cow"; ant. will IDE et the parties interested for the pm - -
pose of his appointment. on TUESDAY', November Z/
Mee. at o'clock. P. X.. at the OfSce ofFREDERICS ,
C. BRIGHTLY, Esq No 4 LIBRARY street, in the
city Of Pl:iiedelphis. n0.5-m,w,fst*
CI 'PRE OURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
TY AND COLD. OF PRI.LADELPHIA.—
TRE IiArTER OF THE kti.s:IGNED RSTATE.
OF THE UNITE!) a7ATE3 ANNU.TY AND
TRESP COIIPAn.Y.--Tme %uditor appointed by the
said Court to audit, settle and adjust the first account of
I 0 sFIL - A. tSP.ERING : sequestrator and assign. of the
• United :tares Annuity and Trust Company of Pails,
delphla." and to report disftihation of the Balance in
the bands of the accountant. will meet; the parties
',term ed for the purpose of his appointment. ma
WEDN7O.- - IDAY, the fourtee.th day of Noy.mher
. Isti.t. at 4 o'clock F. M., at his No. d::4 WAS,
.NUT street, in the City of Philadelphia.
BENSAILLN H. HAINES,
Auditor.
oc3lw,f,TD,St}
_
Ts THE COURT OF coarmos PLEAS FOR ruh.
I CI CY AND COUNTY OP PRI_L.AD ELPHIA--
' , ATHA NS vs. SKINNER, Fi. Pa., Jane, 1.566, icos.
:6, 77, 78, 79 and .101. The auditor appointed to lila
inbute the proceeds paid into court or sale of persanal
property under the above writs of execution. will
ui eta; the parties interested at his °dice. No. is South
t 4 IXTIEI street, Philadelphia. on TUE DAY, Novem
ber Iztb, ISE6, at three o'cloelc.P.B.f.
.L5.31.11S LA.T
Auditor..'
Tnov3-aaies2
m3l-Nr,l;na,Sts
TILE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNT'I OF PILLLADELPHIA.—Estate of
JOHN J. ittORIE. deceased.—The Auditor appointed
1 .9 the Court to audit. settle 500 adjust the seventh and
sna , ccr•tnt of JOPHIA. BORi JOSEPH R. IN
GEIISOLL erd ADOLPH I. BORLE,Executors of the
lust wilt of JOHN J. RORIE demated.. and tl Report
distribution of the Balanee in the hands of the ac
countants, will meet the parties interested for the pnr
rose of hiS•appointment, on MONDAY the twelfth.
Joy of November. lta: at 4 o'clock. at his office. No.
2,0 Bomb FOURTH street, in the City of Philadelphia.
oc3l.vr,f,xujit* JAMES W. PAUL, Auditor.
N TAR COURT OF COMMON' PLEAS FOR THE
.1 CITY AND COUNTY OF PHI t , ADELPHIA.
No Is June Term, let& HARRIET D. BAKES., by
her next friend, v.. ROBERT B. BASER.
silt—Neese take notice that the Court have granted
a rule upon yen to show cause why HARRIET D.
ItAliElt, the libelant should not be divorced from the
bonds of matrimony, entered into with yon,returnable
en SATURLie.Y;November 10th, IStIS. at 10 o'clock
A N. This rule is published because personal service
could not be made upon you the respondent. Yours,
do . D. W O'.EIRLEN, Attorney tortibelani, Sixth
and Walnut.' - •
To Mr, ROBERT B. BA_SEIL '0031,4;fr.411
IIN
THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TEE CITY a Nit
1- COUNTY 01 0 Prtm OELPHIA, Estate or
JACOB JONES deceased. Notice is hereby given
that JC.A.NNA JONES, the widow of said decedent,
having filed In the Cieln's office her perttion, in which
sbe aska to be allwaed $3OO in money oat of the estate
of said decedent, in pursuance of the act of April It,'
1851: and thesupplements thereto, and that the said pa-
Litton wilt be approved and granted be said court on
SATUROAY, November 17th. ISIS, unless exceptiomt
:bedled.thereto. - • `EDWARD H PANnON.
oc29ar„f Attorney foe Petitioner.
.16.wr02.• OF L.RN W. 01)10±tak, deed.—Leth?.. , s
of.• duArtistration upon said Estate 13 Acing been.
TNISDA.Y granted to the undersigned, anise_ raons In
ilieVedare teimeadea to make pwarnanv.srot Ar m ,
a l tos or demands are r.nested tq make the
.salleknowrt to ANNIE E. ()MOEN Mtatnistns.,
gr 2 N. B.ROAD street, or to teri.Attarn.7:
TA DigSW..LA,TrA., No. St.
miSTATE OF OECOILLIS , TOE; deossmea&--Let. '
.10„, ter „ Taramentary apcsallte Fustate:'Or eAtrl deqa
'Seat 'baying begn' granted. to. Ole autateiltker - all per- ,
.etsss Indebted: - to the Estate am rektioested -to - ixtaka
palmesit.and thOlUe havittg_elaimsvtil Present_bhertt
G.2.011GE FOX. •?i -yt e Ezeptpr, 1-wALts - trx , ,
strket- • - • -
.
1 4 y..711fits TESTAITIMTART hav ing beengrataeti.
'lv
to the subscriber or' the estate or bills: ELIZA- ,
Bialvne.l3.ll, 60p; , othAttellitiNG7 tietßasecWsll
pelsons indebteratprOae 4 arile , v l l,tmOro,_atcy.mant, and.
thd3c havitig 'own= urea Ph tttrAQ.444 JO FM JrOE3l".
Execotoreolatt Fl.F. 2 'lEEatreet/1411.1sda r ocas.t.6ol
I FEETS4-7u3t.? a r eel 7 eCtilei4int• bou44'
1 • .V,il .00 as -at birk.
• &..hursLit attiot , nbcve ThiriWentia; and
1. : Snail Eleventh street., tibet•e E
, 'tiv•dee- laucltieti
„vlealtna4nn4:lr44V2l.lWi..,.
4,90 , 52 2 anA hot4l.''
ltibrt ZA sad „c ar nar,. o ;7" l 4:
XO6-101.50
DIVIDEND NOTIOEV.
JACOB= BEDGWAY.
Secretary
N. C. 14117SSEL4Als
cashier
3113.1131 S RUSSELL, Cashier
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