CITY COUNCILS.
A stated meeting was held yesterday.
SELECT ERANCEC.
A message was received from the Mayor,
- stating that the ordinance to increase the
police force was prepared at his own sugg9s
lion. The present police force is entirely in
adequate to the proper protection of the city.
The police force of New York numbers 1,800
men; in this city it is bat 700, The Mayor
_recommends the passage of the 'ordinance
increasing the police force. This' was post- .
poned for the present.
~_ A further communication from the Mayor,
making sundry police appointments, was
referred to the Committee on Police.
A communication was received from the
Controllers of Public Schools, asking, on be
half of the Second School Section, the use of
-Moyamensing Hall for school purposes.
Also, one asking $175 to introduce water
into the Hancock school house.
A draft of a bill to be presented to the next
Legislature, relative to the payment of spe
cific salaries to the DiStrict Attorney, Sheriff
and Coroner of the city, and requiring the
Prothonotaries of the Supreme, District and
Common Pleas Courts, the Register of Wills
and the Recorder of Deeds to provide their
own books and stationery, was introduced.
It also authorizes the Chief Commissioner of
Highways to collect by distraint all sums due
by railway companies for necessary repairs
to streets, which they neglect to make. The
bill pays to the District Attorney $4,000 per
annum; to the Clerk of Quarter Sessions,
,$2,000 per annum; to the Sheriff, $2,500, and
to the Coroner $3,000. The subject was re
ferred to the Committee on Law.
• A bill paying $l5O to certain parties for in
juries accruing to them in the laying of wa
ter-pipe was passed.
An ordinance authciizing the purchase of
water-pipe was passed.
An ordinance authorizing the purchase of
a lot of ground in George street, east of
Fourth, 120 feet by 100, at a ground rent of
$720 per annum, for school purposes, was
passed.
Also, a bill to buy a lot on Milton street,
eighty feet west of Eleventh, 102 by 64 feet,
at a ground rent of $459 per annum. Passed.
An ordinance authorizing the purchase of
a lot on Morris street, east of Second, for
school purposes, was passed.
Also, an ordinance appropriating $15,850
for inolosing and furnishing the new Court
House. Passed. The amount appropriated
is as follows : For an iron railing, with stone
foundations and granite base, and to renew
the entrance gates on Chestnut street, and
adapt the entrance for the convenient in
gress and egress of the prison vans and
paving around the Court House, $3,800; For
wooden cases, shelving, tables and chairs,
matting and furniture for the office of the
District Attorney, $1,800; For seats for spec
tators and auditors in Court Rooms,elevated
floors, railing for bar and witness stands;
revolving chairs for jurors, docks for wit
nesses and prisoners, &a, dic., $6,400; Gas
fixtures throughout, $1,350.
Mr. Wagner, of the Committee on Law,
reported an ordinance requiring all Insur
ance Companies to pay into the City Trea
sury,for the support of the Fire Department,
the sum of one per cent. on the amount of
their premiums, and 25 cents upon every
transfer. This matter was debated at some
length, and postponed for one week.
Mr. Freeman offered a bill authorizing the
Board of Revision to employ twelve persons,
at $9 each, to aid in revising the tax returns.
Referred to Committee on Finance.
The bill to increase the police force was
then taken up. A motion to postpone for
the present, was lost. Pressed to vote on
the bill, it fell by this vote:
Yras—Messrs. Barlow, Cattell, Hodgdon,
Jones, Shallcross, Snyder, Wagner-7.
NAYS—Messrs. Bump], Campbell, Free
man, Hopkins, Bamerly, King, Marcus,
Omerly, Page, Ritchie, Shern, Smith, Spa
ring, Van Cleve, Lynd, President-15.
The resolution of Common Council to
meet on Wednesday of next week instead
of Thursday was passed.
Sundry highway bills, to pave Master,
Sixteenth and other streets, were passed
finally; also various private bills.
Adjourned until next Wednesday at 3 P.M
COMMON BRANCH.
_ _
Mr. Stanton presented a resolution that
-Councils meet on Wednesday of next week,
to avoid the regular meeting on Thanks
-giving day. Agreed to.
Also, to request Select Council to meet
Common Council in joint convention on
that day, at 430 P. M., to elect three Di
rectors of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
three of the Northwestern Railroad.
The Chamber called up the ordinance to
purchase the triangular lot of ground near
Fairmount Park.
Mr. Krupp opposrd the purchase.
Mr. Hetzel thought the whole affair cal
culated to waste the public money.
Mr. Fox advocated the purchase, and so
did Mr. Bardsley.
The ordinance was postponed indefinitely
—Yeas 25, nays 12.
The Committee of Finance presented or
dinances making annual apnropriatiens to
the City,Commissioners and Superintendent
of City Railroads. The ordinances were
ordere'd to be.printed.
Also, to appropriate $2,000 to the City Trea
-surer for pay for extra clerk services. Passed.
The Committee on Highways presented
resolutions to grade Sixteenth street from
Master to Montgomery avenue, Twentieth
Ward; to pave Forty-third street, Twenty
seventh Ward. These were agreed to.
The Police Committee offered an ordinance
requiring all persons to remove all awnings,
branches of trees, or other obstructions, that
are not eleven feet above the pavement,
wherever these obstructions interfere with
the light from public lamps. The time al
lowed for the removal is three months, and
no such erection will be allowed in future.
The ordinance was recommitted to the
committee.
Mr, Billington nresented a report of the
Police Committee, with an ordinance in
creasing the salaries of the Chief of Police
to $2,000, Lieutenants $1,155, Sergeants
*1,082 40, and Policemen $912 50 per annum,
being in the latler case .% 50 per diem.
The re was was signed by Messrs. Han
cock and Shane, of Common Council, and
Cotten, of Select. To bring the bill before
Councils, Mr. B llington,off Common Coun
cil, and Messrs. Jones, Marcus, and
Manual, of Select, affixed their signatures
to the bilk
Mr. Evans offered an amendment to make
the pay of the Fire Marshal $1,700, the high
constables $1.200, detectives $1,200, clerks to
Mayor $1,500, messenger to Mayor $912 50.
Mr. Billington argued against the bill as
a bad financial measure.
Mr. Wolbert said that Mr. Billington was
already rich beyond measure. He was pos
sessed of great means, yet he denied to poor
policemen the pay he would award to the
laborers who pave the street in front of his
door. Alexander Henry recommended the
ordinance as one worthy of the approval of
Councils. The laborer is worthy of his hire.
Had the Chairman of the Police Committee
read his Bible he would have known this.
Mayor McMichael warmly recommends the
increase.
Mr. Hetzel moved the indefinite postpone
xoent.
Mr. Simpson said that many policemen
were resigning weekly from the simple fact
that they cannot live at the salaries paid.
They are subject to be called for duty thirty
six hours out of forty-eight hours. We must
have good men on the force, and must pay
them, or we will have our police demoral
ized. The tax-payers of the city are pre
pared to pay the policemen the merease.
Mr. Wolbert said that the only one who
bad asked him to vote against the bill was
a bail-goer for thieves.
Mr. l3illington went on to argue against
the increase. No calculation was made for
it in the annual estimates for 1867. The pt)-
lice force can be refilled with good men in
a day were the staff to resign.
The motion to postpone was lost. Yeas,
7; nays, 32.
Mr. Evans asked leave to withdraw his
amendment.. Objection was made, but
leave was granted. He renewed it with the
exception of the increase to the detectives.
The amendment was lost. Yeas, 16;
.nays, 21.
YEAS — Messrs.Allen,Calhoun,Derbyshire,
Evans, Gill, Harper, Hetzel, Krupp, Little,
Nickels,Simpson, Stanton, Stokes, Wolbert
and Stokley-15.
NAYS—Mesars. Allison,Armstrong,Barcls
ley, Barnes, Billington, Dillon, Earnest,
Eager, Fox, Griffiths, Kancock Harrison,
Hill, Kater, Mercer, Orem, Miller, Ray,
Shane,
Stockham, Vankirk-21.
The bill then passed—yeas 31, nays, 7.
YEAS—Messrs. Allen, Bardaley, Barnes,
Calhoun, Derbyshire,Dillon,Eager,Earnest,
Evans, Fox, Franciscus.Gritliths,Hancock,
Harper, Harrison, Hill,Kater,Krapp, Little,
Marcer, Gram, Palmer, Ray, Shane, Simp
son, Stanton Stockham,- Stokes, Vankirk,
Wolbert, St okley-31.
NAYS—Messrs. Allison, Armstrong, Bil
lington, Gill, Hetzel, Miller, Nickels-7.
The South Street Bridge subject was
called up,but postponed until next Wednes
day.
Permission was granted to S. A. Miller to
erect wooden buildings on his skating park.
The special committee on Fire Conimis
sioners reported, through Mr. Evan; that
they had considered the subject for which
they were appointed; that they had con
ferred with the Fire Marshal and Chief of
Police. That a change of the government
of the Fire Department is necessary none
will deny. The only thing requisite is to
protect the interests of the taxpayers. The
Fire Marshal's representations induced the
committee to drop its most radical features,
but the features of the commiewionership are
not changed. The department cannot go
vern itself, and therefore it must have a go
vernment appointed for it. The ordinance
following was the result of the deliberations
of the committee:
An ordinance supplementary to an ordi
nance entitled "An ordinance supplemen
tary to an ordinance to reorganize the Fire
Department of the city of Philadelphia,"
approved March 5, 1856.
SEculoN 1, The Select and Common Coun
cils of the city of Philadelphia do ordain,
That the Mayor of the city, the Chief of Po
lice, the Fire Marshal, the Presidents of Se
lect and Common Councils, one member of
the Trustee& of the Fire Association; to be
annually selected by themselves, one mem
ber of the Trustees of the United Firemen's
Insurance Company, to be annually selected
by themselves, one member of the Board.of,
Underwriters, who shall also be chosen an
nually by themselves, be and the same are
hereby constituted a Board, to be styled
"The Board of Fire Commissioners of the
City of Philadelphia;" and the said Board
of Fire Commissioners are hereby author
ized to make such rules and regulations for
the government of the Fire Department as
they may deem necessary.
- SEC. 2. That all complaints and charges
against any company, which is now or may
hereafter become part_ of the Fire Depart
ment of the city of Philadelphia, shall be
heard by the said Board of Fire Commis
sioners, whose decision shall be final upon
the matter; and the said Board are hereby
authorized and empowered to suspend for a
term, of dismiss from the Fire Department
any company which shall reuse to be go
verned by the rules established by the said
Board.
SEc. 3. The Chief Engineer and Assistant
Engineers of the Fire Department shall be
subject to such rules and regulations as the
said Board of Fire Commissioners may pre
scribe. All charges against the Chief Engi
neer or any of the Assistant Engineers for
any misconduct in office, or neglect of duty,
shall be heard and determined by the said
Board of Fire Commissioners, who are
hereby fully authorized to suspend for a
term, or dismiss from office, the party
whom they,shall convict of any such official
misconduct or neglect of -duty; and the
salaries of the officers so suspended or dis
missed shall cease during the term of their
suspension, or from the date of their dis
missal.
SEC. 4. It shall be the duty of the Select
and Common Council of the city of Phila
delphia, at any stated meeting in the month
of October, 1868, and every third year there
after, to meet in joint convention and to elect
proper persons to be Chief Engineers and
Assistant Engineers of the Fire Department.
The Chief Engineer shall not be less than
thirty years of age, nor have been a mem
ber of the Fire Department for less than ten
years. Provided,That if the saidChiefEngin
eer or any of the Assistant Engineers be sus
pended ordismissed from their offices the va-
can cy so created shall be filled by the Board
of Fire Commissioners for the remainder of
the year; and it shall be the duty of Coun
cils to fill the vacancy from the expiration of
the year to the expiration of the term in like
manner and form as hereinbefore directed.
SEC. 5. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
A motion to postpone the hour of adjourn
ment failed.
Mr. Wolbert moved to postpone the sub
ject until next Wednesday.
Mr. Evans requested an explanation.
Mr.Wolbert said the bill was the most im
portant that had ever come before City Cou
ncils touching the interests of the Fire Depart
ment,and the Chamber was too slim to at
tend to it. The bill is-the first step towards a
paid Fire Department. He repeated his mo
=ion to postpone untilWednesday,and make
it the special order of the day at 4 o'clock.
The bill will add $3,000,000 to the expenses
of the city.
Mr. Evans said the pretext of postpone
ment was frivolous. The bill would not cost
the city $3,000,000. There is no feature of the
bill which imposed a dollar. Councils were
ready to act and should do so.
The motion was 2 greed to—yeas 23, nays 10.
Select Council bills were considered. -Ad
journed.
(on Our Third Edition of Yesterda
From Canada.
OTTAWA, Nov. 22—Troops continue to ar
rive here by the river steamers.
&Grumman, Nov. 22.—A cable despatch
announces a contribution of $l,OOO from
Glasgow, for the Quebec relief fund.
The Fenian trials will commence Dec, 3d,
at Tweetsbury, the county town of Bedford.
TORONTO, Nov. 22.—The government is
directing its attention to the re-arming and
equipping of the volunteer batteries of the
Provinces.
Erom Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Nov, 22. Snow commenced
falling here early this morning, and ex
tends some distance to the west.
A train of cars, with crude petroleum.
took fire on the New York and Erie Rail
road, on Tuesday, near Adrian. Twelve
cars were destroyed.
Sailing of the Africa.
HALIFAX, Nov. 22.—The steamer- Africa
sailed for Boston at & o'clock last night.
New York Stock Markets.
Stocks begvy. Chicago and Bock Island, 100.liz
Reading Itallroad,lll3i; Canton Company, 44; Erie
Railroad, 7434:. Cleveland and Toledo, Teel' Cleveland
and:Pittsburgh, £2%; Pittsburgh end Port 'Wayne and
chicsigo, 101 X. Michigan Central, 110li; Michigan
southern,79%;'New 'York Central,lo7l4; Minas Cen
tral scrip, 11.81,; Cumberland Preferred 6 4; MisalCari
6's. 87: U. S. Five - twenties , 1864, 1073; Ditto, 1565, 1 +6;
Ten-Forties. 993 j; Seven-Thirties, 10534: Starling ex
change, 109: Gold. 1383 4 ; Pennsylvania Coallsoz.. Hud
son River, 121%. The money market is inactive at 5
to 6 per cent.
Wes at Philadelphia Stock Board.
BALM 46.1 1 14611 FIRST BOARD,
$4OOO Scsq Bds b6O 66% 100 eh Bead A 65 5516
19 eh retina B 54%1100 ah do b 5 55%
6sh do 64V100 ah do 620 55%
3eh Fars & hrec Bk 154 1200 sh • do 55%
66 eh Mech Bk =61200 eh do 85 55%
100 eh Band B. C 55X . 300 eh do tos 55%
100 sh - do • 830 55g 1200 eh do - 55%
804 orl do Wi t/00 13/L do 5534
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, FN,IDAY,•NOVEHBER 23 1866
SECOND BOARD.
/11.00 City ea new .10236 100 ab Reading R b3O 55.65
500 do mull 85 , 111r2,46 50 ah Union Bank 63
200 00 c 1023 11 ah retina tt 543
100 do old 9936 100 ab Soh , 4av prf • 34 , a
1110 ah Catawabl 28 1100 eh Egbert 011 ,
100 eh do 85wn 2a l
a • &everted
f M or t tt P e PhilOßTAaelphYl'l 0 N b
i Ryon I BaliPn.
HAVHAVANA—Steamer He Hudso na
n, Ho a weB—
sugar 300 bbla oranges , 32 000 loose do 5 boxel
sweet meats Thomas R attson .t So.'s; 78 hbls oranges
'4 has sweet meats Jose Costes; 1 case cigars Madeira
& c shads; 1 do Geo C Carson & Co; 14 cs sweet meats
10 pegs sundries order.
-
arrival and aa
TO of Ocean Steamers;
..amt.
ff ..XT.Tti 117L0111 nor 0 ',ll
Bosphorua ....... .....Liverpool-Boston&Phila.....-Ww. 8
Hibernia -.....- Glasgow...N'ew York Nov. 7
Africa----- -LiverpooL-Bostott Nov. lo
8e110na.....--- ..... - . London... New York Nov. 10
Aleppo ................ York Nov. 10
Celia London... New York Nov. 10
City of Dahill) _Llverpool-New York Nov. 10
City of Washington.Liverl-New York Nov. 14
Propontls .LiverpooL:..klostondtPhila......Nov. 17
Pcotla .LiveroooL-New York - Nov. 17
Kangaroo .Liverpool-New York Nov. 17
Arago Havre...New York. .Nov. 21
• I'o DEPART.
Tonawanda.....Philadelphia-Savannah ..... .......„Nov. 24
Bellona New York-L0nd0n..........- .... : . Nov. 24
Fulton' ..New,York-Havre..... ....... -.....N0v. 24
Erin New - York-Liverpool Vov. 24
Britannia New York-Glasgow .Nov. 24
City of Boston.... New York....lAverpool. .Nov. 21
New Y0rk....---New York... Bremen Nov. 21
Saxonia .New York... Hamburg Nov. 24
Eagle. ...New York...HavanaNov. 28
Persia .New York-Liverpooll.....- ...... Nov. 28
Tarifa. .New York-Liverpool.-- Nov. 23
City ofLimerick-New York-LiverpooL Nov. '23
4cotland ...New York... Liverpool .Dec. 1
Hendrick Hudson-Philada-HavanaDec. 1
+Star of the tlnion-Philad'a...New Orleans — Dec. 1
Pioneer .....Philadelphia...Wilmington,NO....Dec. 1
Hibernia • .New York-Glasgow...- Dec. 1
Villa de Paris..-New York...Havre Dec. 1
ts ()Anil OF 1
.I.ll.A.Ltra•
JAMES DOIIMIERTY,
JOSEPH C. GRUBB. MONTHLY CIO , ,
klilitOND A. BOUDEB,
S RIBE4, 657 1 bus SZTB, 436 1 Meg WAD/ 15 412 50
kit, vitt: , V SOTNIRDAY
Steamer El F Phelps,Brown, 29 hours from New York,
• ith mdse tow W Baird & Co.
steamer Buggies, Chase, 24 hours from New York,
Ith mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Tug Hudson, Carr,, from .Baltbstare. with barges
W P Clyde & Co.
W.
Bark Lizzie Fox and brig Kate Stewart, both from
Boston.
CLEARED YK3TKEIDAY.
Steamer Arles. Boggs, Boston, H Winsor & Co.
Steamer G H Stout , Ford. New York. W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Hannah & Sophia; Teat Brooklyn, Wanne.
macher &
Brig sally Brown, Matthews, Havre, Warren, Gregg
& Morris.
Brig Ruth, McLearn. Trinidad. CO Van Horn.
Scbr J P Kirtland, Besse, New Bedford, Van Dusan,
Lochman & Co.
Schr Buena Vista, Logan, Norfolk, 1 R White.
Scbr H A Weeks, Hickman,Braton, Day, Ruddell&Co
Set r New Zealand, Forham, Portland, L Andenned
& Co.
Scbr Jas House Gage, Boston, J J Coeker & Co,
Scbr Union , Williams, Woodbury, Mammoth Vein
Consolidated Coal Co.
Scbr J G Babcock, Grace,Boaton N Y and Sch Coal Co
Schr W R Garrison, Lloyd. Salem, do
Bohr Mary. Woglam, Petersburg, Va, Andenried,
Norton & Co.
Bohr Isabella Alberto, Tooker. Richmond, captain.
Seta Geo ales, Nlckerson,Provldence, Wannemaclier
& Co.
Tug Elndsen, Carr, with 2 barges for Baltimore, W P
Cl) de dr. Co.
MEMOADA
Steamer Star of the URN
nion, Coolnty, sailed from
New Orleans 2lst katt, for this port.
Steamer Saxon, Matthews. otesred at Boston 20th
Inst. for this port.
St«amer Whirlwind, Fargo, hence at Charleston yes
terday.
steamerPbUidelphie, Fultz, hence at Georgetown,
Do. 21141115 t
Steazoer Peruvian (Br) Glover, hence, cleared at
New York yesterday for Liverpool
steamer Cambria. Childs from MAWIs Nov Id, via
Charlsston, where she put in for coal, at New York
yesterday._
steamer South American, Tinklepangh, cleared at
New York yesterday tor Rio Janeiro de.
i-teamor L'isy of Port au Prince. Jackaon. cleared at
New IL' ork yesterday for Key West and Apalachicola.
Ship Sumatra., Itituunan, cleared at New York yes
tifiday for an Francisco.
Ship Borneo, Matthews, cleared at Boston ^4th Inst.
for East Indies.
Ship AP hburton, McDierald, cleared at Calcutta =h
ult. for /tow York.
ul Nark New York, Gibba hence at Cape Haytien Nth
Bark John Griffin, Strout, =llea tram Cardenas Nth
that, for a port north of Hattnaa.
Bark Ano Bohner'''. 2.lcOulre. from Manna Jose 14,
via Pernambuco Oct 14, with hemp and sugar, at New
York yesterday.
P. rig Ida M ocalet7. McLellan, hence at Cape Hay.
tien 25th tat in 11 days' passage.
bob: H Blackman, Cianilyi cleared at New York
yesterday for this port.
Sobs Geo S Thorn, Townsend. from Havana 2d
for Boston. at Eames' Hole 20th.
Schro C E Pahtc. Prink; Gov - Burton. Norwood; W
B Ttomos, Winszooro, and Dick winiams Corson,
hence at Boston 2lat inst.
Bchrs Mary 3thoes. Burdm 8 E COrSOn, Corion:
E 0 Irwin, Atkins, Baur:rem Weplee, end Aid, So.
mera, hence at Boston Zth inst.
ABINX MISCIMLLABY.
Slap Mercury lt Stetson set ora 21st in 80 days.
hem Havre. has 932 passengers—had 34 (Seattle on the
re
stage. and h
a a a nnmber of sick now on board: fa at
the Lower Qurantine.
- -
Southern Rights cleared at Chsrloston 17th Inst.
for Liverpool with the fhlicwing cargo: 140 bales Sea
Island cotton, 2914 do upland soften, and 3)4 barrels
rosin. valued at p 463 000.
Her Britannic Majesty's government and the Board
of Trade have awarded to Captain Christian George
Hiorth. master or the brig Emma. of Philadelphia, a
telexope in testimony of his service In resource the
master and five of the crew of the bark Kathleen, of
t.tndoa abandosed at sea in MaY,1866.
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.
A. S. ROBINSON
910 CHESINUT STREET.
LOOKING GLASSES.
PAINTINGS
Engravings and rilotograpits.
Plain and Ornamental GM Pr)amelt
Carved Walnut and Ebony Framed,
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
GEORGE C. BM:MAU - PP,
Manufacturer
LOOKING.GLASSII 8, F OR7 RAPT, PHOTO
GRAPH. PICTURE PRA HAS. GILT
MOUL.DI.NG Street, CORN/CRS.
Pa 929 ARCH Philadelphia.
Chromo-Lithograpba, Paintings, and a great vs.
riaty or Engravings on hand.
Framemakera annplied
WHOT. I 34AJAP AND RETAIL.
se2:l-gme
LOOKING GLASSES.
A large assortment in Ornamented GILT and WAL
NUT JBAMPA. For sale by
J. 00 WP.LAND;
53 loath Fourth Street, near Chestnut
ee7-4ml
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I JR blrteenth and arch tunlEighth and Chestnut and
Twentieth and Waizut streeta, a small HUN LING
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that a thorough knewledge of this beautiftil accom
plishment may be obtained by the•rnaert. timid. Saddle
horses trained in the best manner. Saddle hareem,
horses and srplairliml to hire:'Also, carriages for fune
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• 16t.A.P4TIEELIN
FIRE ERSURRiNCE COMPANY
PEEILADELPHIM
Assets on January 1. 18 66.
02,000 9 551 90.
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GIiDETTLED CLAIM.
IDA? I%
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
0 . 45,000 9 0400.'
Perpetual and eraporary Pollolea On Liberal Tana
DERPOTORS,
Chas. N. Banoker, Edamsd O. Dole.
Toplen Wagner, George Pales,
Samuel Grant, Alfred Mgr
Geo. W. Richard!. Brae. W. Lewis , M. D.
Thaw Lea, Peterld-cCall.
GlilAlams N. UHlCRPreeldent.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
J. W. hfoLLtamat. Beoretartr pro tem. Ratan
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINI
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OPPICrE, SIB WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL PAID IN, IN ciesiimmop.
This company continues to write on /Ira JIM/a enie
Its capital, with a good s UrEina. hi /MKT Wrested.
Looms by ilre havebe
fo en_pcom o 7ol stlypald, and mewl Itsu
ailibmsed on this WOOD= witbin the past taw Years.
P in un th e present the office of this company will it
ma
415 WALNITT grater, •
ant within a tew months will remove to IM OW
BIILLDELVG.
002.. ARD CCHICOMIT,
Then, as now,we shall be happy to insure ear palms
at such rates is aro consistent - with safety.
. . . .
PHOBIAS ORAVNN
FURMAN Wed*,
MOE, MA
SOPPLM:
ISO. W. OLAGHOILN ,
SILAS DYJIMIHNS,.I:
THOMAS C.:AVM, P resient.
ALPE= B. BELLEW. V. President ead d Treasorat.
/AXES B. ALVORD. Secretary. husu
ANON CONTANY OF NORTH ANNIIIOA
T r A 2-1 3171 1 Witmat"rrnuc ca tND INLAND TBANBAnt
Thtrd aktee
mice Roan WALNUT cram, south Ltd& said
The Pro ertles of this company anwail Domani
and an avellable fond lb? the am let ir : i L ite idenwly
of 3 r A mns who deolze So no promoted imo:inum
BMW'. taken on Vessels, an'
Cli fflrAsFD niAIIraPOBTATION RUMS on Iter
ohendisemßallroads, Muds and Stesontoste.
NTEUC BIRKS on Knomantusa, itumuma and WI&
bnin e t: 4=ll%mM
Diu fol—OAFFrans
PAID IN AND BEifOUREILy Alp
TOTAL PRO.PMEtTpui,
FZEPITRA"MIAFFIsx
Azihor O. Ooßle.
Samuel W. Jima. React° L idag .Timmai,
John A. Brawn. hands R. M ar
Buries 'I M In H. i
Ambrose Z. S. Clarke,
William Welsh. William imramma,
Richard D. Weai. T. Charlton Henry.
S. Mardi Wain .
charlatan Alfred D. Tame.
AgrArtig a R . litashimiL
pROVIDENT Lilts AND TRU$r COMPANY
OF PHILADELPIILL
NO. 11l South FOURTH Street.
INCORPORATED al rid, lS43.
CAPITAL, limeCo, PA ID N.
Insolence on Livm. by 1 earl Premlning or by 5,10
or M year premiturns.Non•for
Eno ownoents, paleat, a future age. or on prim de
cease, by Yearly emituzus, or ID-year Premiums—
both caseeleon forfeiture
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies. Children's Endowments.
The Company while giving the Mimed the security
of a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire Profits of
the Lite business among Ita Policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, and don demand.
Authorised by chaster to execute •um, and to act
as Executor or Administrator, Aaalgnee or Guardian.
and In other Minder' miPaultlen under aPPointluent
ot aux Court of this vlmmonwealth or of any person
or pawns, or bodies poliesor Corporade.
BS.
Samuel R. Shipley, rDEBACTO chard Cadbm7,
Jeremiah Hitcher, Henry Haines,
Joahna H. Morris, T. Whiter Brown.
Richard Wood, Wm. C. Longstreth,
Charles . Coffin.
SAMUEL B. SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
Prealdent. A.ctuary
THOMAS WIBTAIL M D., J. B. TO WEsEND.
Medical Jiimualner. Legal Adviser.
FIRE. A8800.1•TIOII,
Inoomossteo Mauch 27, IMO.
p. A ainnoz—No. at N. MTH street. lir
asnieBUILDENCOLD
NITUILit and
=tom Lees try Mr% (le the IZ I T
elphis on
ElTATzicemiT of the Assets of the Alatoelstiar
Janosty 1, lete.
4 4 eon Manse on pronely Id the
chi of
Gretna Benta.---.-----__ El
Real =ate ( Office No . SI North Rah area) Woe It
U. B. Government 11.20 Swan WOO It
U. 8. Treasury Notes.--..- Ot
Warrants. ata ot
Ca Mr sh On 17,4 a
IrADITENIN
GEORGE W. TRY° ,N President.
wm. H . mAlowyom JOSEPH R. LTHDALL
lONN SOLIDER. LEVI P. 00A
PETER A. KEYSER, SAMUEL ap T hauvarx
JOHN PHILBIN, CHARLES P. BOWER,
JOHN CARBOW, JESSE LIGHT_ ,POOT
GEORGE L YOUNO, ROBERT SHOEMAHIM.
WM. T. BUTLER. Secretary .
DHOW= ENIFLOLAIIMI COMPANY ON raurk.
L DELPHI&
INCORPORATED 1100—CRAMMt PERPETIIAI
NO. Mt WALE= Street. l an a= s tg ui m
In addition tor/LAMM: CU
hie Company Insures from Wm orig n lnA m o
temps, on buildines. Inez=
lA, On' Molted Periods, and — permanently on buildins
vr_deposit of premium.
• The Com bra been In Wave overallon kw man
. tuin arg-M= dining widen a ll item law
- wen promptly gu ium itr•
RR.
ann L. Hodes, David Lewis,
if. B. Malutny j Il m erjanita Ettlxki,
John T. Lewis, . Thomas H. Powers,
%Mb= S. Grant, A. R. McHenry,
lobart W. Leartant, Edmond Caetlll oa
D. Clark Wharton, Samuel Wilcox.
tawrence Lewis. Jr Louis C. Norris.
JOHN R.
eurawh CIIHMER, Prmidza
i Wizaix. ElecretsrY. .
EXCLITEILVELLY
F L PI SFNSYLVARIA FMB INefierAniall 00/t
eAlfited 1825-4:Buirter I'rniemW—.2lc
tui WALarrui• finest, ogrpodte Indepeculencs Square
This Comm, Ilmannbly known to the ConuntuM
for over fore Mae. antannee to insure ar= u m
r dadadre, en Malts co Prelim
antler permanently or lint a limited time. Also, or
Inrmitare= of eaten and Merchandise ggrandly
MI liberal
Their ()LIMA together with s Large Banat. gums
averted in the moot wend manner, which awayWearto
Mem to Wear to the insursd undocibled gentrilg Is
the OSIle °floe&
Daniel &pith, Jr.,
Alexander Benica,
Issas HaslehnriS,
Thames Robins,
Dirdel
De: I:
• 6. CIZOWILL.
A BUIRICAN BIUTUAL INERIRAISOR 00XPANT
,151.
_"rgebar Width& No. wit
street. WARINN AND MLA= 11113G8AN...
Risks taken an vessels, enragee and freights to ail part
of the world, and =soon!' on Inland isanspertation ay
11 , 78111, 010411, 111 States 1M and other ocinvertaim
thitaleintit titsllnited .
WILLIAM CRAIG Preel p
Parmat (JULLMINNIre =
me
BMW J. acez, Esecretarz
WlMam
Co Ors%
Mei non.
John 13•Befri, Jr.,
WWl= H. Marrirk.
Beru. W. Ektazdr,
C.Nrikul,
ADEKamm pc= LISSUBANOB cOMPAS P.
12170MATZD 11110. al. —CMAIMag PIMPS
Tri
IV ALUM , D
Streetave THIRD Street,
PHILA
Hatted • m paid rip CAPITAL STOOK and atm
PLUS to le acalad &DA available Seaarildsa cirr
lime to Innis on Ma,
=Venda in por DwI M tiustr ata"s gam rtinnl M Ms
Preget& All Lamm liberally prompit
adlaated.
Thum= R. Ms% John T. Lew%
John Welsh Isms &Cambia
Baum] 0. No"loa. Edmond G. Doll%
rfalehth iltnNi • Obarlai Meal 'W. Poolinen
orris.
iTHOICAB IL MALICO3. Pm:4M
AiXERICL L. CsAwnohn. Boanienrs.
FAMB M
No. 408 41: MUM.
PICELADRUPRIAL
SIRS AND I F INSURANCE
N .„
?mats Battik /tux W. Jimmy
Oman RictuardisaA 'Robert ri• Pinter
Henry Lew% Inn. Kesalear,
alumni Virephil Wooing.
P.& Roth* E. D.
Bioko,
iles. A. mus.
WB.ANUIB N. BUCK, President.
_crates. sum/ Imam Mos Ponca
.1f: L wigangammh OSPOPIL
moms rol4 lea
mum.
ALMED GILLETT.
N. B. LA.WREHOH,
CHARLY
F. ES LEL DUPONT.
HENREMoinir
JOSEPH KLAPP, sr.. 4.
Thomas HmithJam Derverum
,
J Neu
Jr.
Jr., Prides
Haw C. astrolL
Wm. 8.. Lowbes.
J. Johnston Brown.
Sunsuit A. MUM
Mason Hotehton,
An L. Nader,
wawa
earitll. 110
RiBVBANUNI.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital and assets, 0. $l6 000 00
Inveatedin United States, $l l 5OO l OOO
Total Premiums received by the (km.
pang in 1865, 64,947175,
Total Losses Paid in 1865, 64,018,250
Tremiums received In the U. S. from January 1 to
Losses In UnttentiaB B66 irom` G rantry 1 to July 1,
s'393lB6issBl.
All lessee promptly adjusted without reference to
Mishima.
- ATWOOD SMITH,
OFFICE, General Agent for Pennsylvania.
No. 6 Merchants' Exchange.
te27tu,th,ftt/ PHELADIMPIIIA.
MUIL
OFFICE, NO. 5 8017TH BIRTH STREET,
ASSETS,
OR.ARTER PERPETUAL
muTtria, SYSTEM ExclarsrvELY.
DIRECTORS FOR 1866
Cash Clothier,
Benjamin Malone,
Thomas Mather,
T. Ellwood Chapman,
Simeon Matlack,
Aaron W. Gaakill,
THOMAS MATHEra,
T. ELLWOOD OHAP
plFliaMN BIBS INBURANC COMPANY 011
P ELPHIA.—CMCA_ No. 24 METH
FIFTH sTatEav, NEAR, KARR= - STREET.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania
Cre.rerase Paßyarram. CAPITAL AND ABESETS.
1150;000. Make Insurance_againat Lose or DIUXIII=
Mre or Public oryrivate Buildings, Furniture,
Goods and Merchandiae, on favorable terms.
DO.IIB.
GeorgeEa Frederick Doll,
August ler, Jacob &handier,
John F. Belaterling, Samuel Miller,
Hezay Trooraner, Edward P. Moyer,
William McDan_ ,lel Adam
P J. Glass,
lartatopber H. Miller, Israel eterson,
Frecerick Steaks, Frederkar Ladner
Jonas Bowman,
GEORGE
JOHN F. BELST
PHILIP Z. COLEMAN,
!di eJ IL YAW .% efoZa
J.A.MIDS A. FREEMAN, AIIOTION
No. 922 WALN[ ' rT in' et
NUTENTE FALL SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
THEREON A NIGIE 16 0VEMBEIR 29,1866.
This rale, on WEDNESDAY, at n o'clock noon, al
theßichaage wuj lzunode the &
following—
STOOK
Particulars to.nrorrow.
NO. 123 Os LLOWHILL ST—A twostory brick
boogie, above Front..o by 60 feet. Orphan' Court Sate
—Estate of H. Brandrterter, decd
NO. 2636 LOCUST iST—A genteel threestorr brink
dwelling. 16 to 80 I', et to Stewart at. $lOB ground rent
ESeeeutare Bale—Estate of James P. Ellis &..e'd.
ADJOlNlNG—lrwillikig No. 2638, adjoining, same
description Same Estate,
7TII and GENEN s'll3—A desirable business bee
tion ant dwelling. N. W. corner 7tb and Green sts; 1104'
feet on Green et, 62 bet on 7tn is, and 21X, feet wide on
the rear Sonic Estate.
DEI.ANCO,N. J.—A building lot, Delano, N. J.
near.
CHRISTIAN ST—A building lot, Christian es,
above Orsu's Ferry road,l6 by 116 feet. 112 ground
rent.
52D and LOCUST—A building lot, 20 by 77,1 i feet.
24111 Ward.
CENTRE town s hip,NßO COUNTY L &NOB -ori
scree, Roshp, Centre county, Ps. Also. Se
acres Tunkbannock township Monroe county; on the
latter is *goon min Lite, and coat la supposed to be on
the treat.
Lai TTIE. ST—A building lot, 7th above Taster at.
First Wood. 15 by So feet.
LOT. st GERM ,
ANTOWN ROAD—A building let near
&o gle rho Ward. nAi bi TOO feet to El der at.
Rkh MENGE. TENTH BELO W SPRUCE—A.
handsome three story brick reside nee with back
buildings, etc, No. South Tenth at; (bible parlors,
high celksa, private stairway, da, Clear, Two thi
may remain. Oven for examination any time. I=l,-
1:n1E01M. possession. rructetel Sale—Estate of .I:vita
W. deedeed
rsay.
TR AND CHERRY very desirable and
valuable boatmen location. S. E. orner 6th and Cherry
aka, 18 feet lo Incites on Sin se, by 95 on Cherry st 110,000
mar remain. Clear. Posses:Pm in SO days.
lititEDE.Ald ABLE ORWUND desirable
Irredeemable ground rents, 173 50 1173, 1.0. tO
and en So per annum. out of ground with the Ice homes
ana other Improvements tnereon. Mantua and the
t chuyikil river. They are well *scared and panto.
• lly paid Administrator's it remptory Sate—.mate of
lion. Etch rrd Priers, deed.
air CATALOGUER NOW READY.
13Y B. SCOTT, 3L.
- Alamo
No. 101 141 Plorats Irk Creel
GREAT AUCTION BALE OF PIOCURES. OIL
PAINTINb b. PASTELS AND CRYSTAL
MEDALLIONS.
Belonging to the Amezican Art Gallery, N. 'Y., to be
sold at Scott's Art Gallery
Me Chestnut street,
On the evenings et
WEDNIte,DAY. TRIJRBDAY end FRIDAY.
Nov. and 2,
At 73i o'clock each evening.
McCLEN9 afcCANITS
First Grand 611114 of
AMERICAN AND EVROPRAN OIL PAINT/N - 68,
FI:.E (411$,MAN, FRENCH AND ENGLIiH
CEIROMDS, AN D MAGNIFIVR r PriOoE-00-
LOBED AND PLAIN ENOEAVINGB.
All splendidly mounted and eleeantly framed will
take place on tbe .renings of MONDAY, 1 . 13 SSD AY
ac d WEINEEiDAY, Nov. 26; 27 and 28, at 7% o'clock
each ev*ning, at tbe
FRYE GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
92;
Chestnut street below Tenth.
The Pictures will be arranged for inspection for lbw
lace ADC evenings previous to sale, with descriptive
catalogues.
rY. B —On account of the small capacity of the Gal.
lerir, tickets of admission tome sale will be twined,
which can be orcenred at the Gallery, or of the Auc
tioneer. B. Scott, Jr„ 10_0 Chestnut street.
OAP.D.--We are now prepared to maXearrangemenl
art.el sales of Oil Paintings OT any other works o .
Our location being In the centre of the most fish
lonable thoroughfare of our city makes it a &nimbi,
resort for connoisseurs and lovers o: art in general.
N. B.—Sales of merchandise In general solidted.
Personal attention given to our-door
CO??.
DAVIS & HARVEY. AUCT/ONKEEO3,
(Late with M. Thomaa & Souza
Store No 421 Walnut street.
SALE OF VALUABLE MIsCELLANICOITS BOOK&
ODi THUR , PAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
lid and 24 instil.. at 7 o'clock. at the anc.ion rooms,
No 421 Walnut at., a valuable collection of Enid sh
and A mer. can hllscellaneotis Books a portion from a
private library, includ ng rine editlcns of Choice au
thors Illustrated works in Ste bindings. Among
which may be found tee foil wing-,lardine's Liam
ral Lite' Litrary. 40 vole with 1200 cola ref plater, halt
Run's; Dayckenck a Cyclopedia; Bobber. Complete
arks. 16 vol 8; (*Wilt% Rudiments of a relate tore.
Baron Monchausen, illustrated by Dore. Book British
Ballads; Pugin'. C.o. Tic Architecture. 3 volt- Casselra
Bible Dic.i*ary; Gems European Plaints, (+Cowles:
Quarles Emblems. full cal , : Knight's History of Eng
I.nd. 8 vela; National Portrait Gallery Eminent Amp.
Means, t vol,, quarto, cloth; Ball's British Theatre 30
le. Gaelic Gatherings folio; Royal Victoria Hatlery
a series of 33 beautiful Engravings . folio; Pyramids of
Gesezeb. folio; Beira Anatomy of Exprekioe in Paint
ing; Vona , nble's Graphic Works, Grxxiriche'a
Illustrated Natural Ellwory of the Animal Kingdom;
Michael Angelo's Works- quarto. Soverby's concholo
Rica' Manual. Mao. a large number of the Catholic
Pt blications of James I uffy, London.
itia. Now open for examination with cataloging. ,
YOBEFMTRE BALES at the BtOre every Tame
5A1.1123 AT ILEBEDJOICEES will - metre particular
attention.
paomAs RIM= SO ,N /monoNzaaßa Alt
COMMISSION ANTS,
Ho,
n•
No. &Wet.
Moir entrance 1107 Saneom street.)
'HODIPTHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY D)
SCRIPTION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
SALES EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Saki of Furniture at Dwellings Attended to On tt
moat Reasonable Terms.
'BALE OE REAL ESTATE STOCKS, dm., AT TEL
EXCHANGE
THOMAS BIRTH dr SON respectiblly inform the•
friends and the public that they are Welland to Slaw
to the 'sleet Real Estate Mt auction and at private gels
LABOR SALE OF ELIOA NT FURS FOR LADIES
WFAR SLEIGH Boaca,_dro.
ON I GEbDAY MORNING,
ASIO cOrdocaort the Auction Store, No MS Channel
be tOld -
A la-ge suisortment of elegant and trablomole Pare.
including Mink, Royal Ermine Sable, Squirrel, &c.
Also. a number of sleigh Robes
. Catalcgure a - 111 be ready and the Burs can be ems
mined on Monday.
DOC, OPAL BOBBY JOSTA imps 'imam
B. It corms of SIXTH and B&CM streets.
Money advanced on Merchandise reasiarty
MatchosaDiamonds, Gold and Blow Plats
and on all ,
of value, itir any length of inn;
on.
WrT I OMIS AND SIMELBY AT PETVAT3 BALI
Bine Gold Hunting Case, Double Bottom and Opel
yamß,atuea, American- and War Patent Legit
nritehea chet Gold Hunting One and Oven Barrel s
pine W • Pine Geld Duplex and other Irir4
nue BilVer . noting Case and Open lace
American ,and Idwial Patent Lever and Lapin.
Watcher Demur Case . (tostriler and Mhs)
WaMhes; Ladles' Fancy Watches: Diamond Breast
M ir iam^. Rralel 3lll2 4 %VA pd r tt
in= Biz= Pencil Cu .1' y pm
Oases, *ad -
VIZ ILILIL—At large and zi e tnaid Virevvvor CVOs V
Snitabbs ; for a Jewraeriii
r Also, several Lots Usnias
Viocan Catddani 71Ms air:
• 2128,522 21
William P. Reeder,
Joseph Chapman,
Charles Evans,
Edward M. Needles '
Wllson M. Jenkina,
Lukens Webster.
[Hat. President.
- I NE, Vice President.
EMI
se2L.ami
EBETY, PresMEM.
1:4: 'O,
ry VlOO President.
Secreta
B. Jo.. 4{../..1....1411.
Nos. glig and 254 MARKET street. corner of Baelei
LARGE PEREMPTORY HALE ON Hltioran. AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. SKr
ON MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 28.
At 10 o'cloc.k will be Sold, by catalogue. ON POUR
ggowTHEIsaBEDIT, about 700 lots ofFreach,lrittla,Ges.
man and British Dry Goods, embracing a fall assert.
went Of fancy and staple articles In silks, worsteds,
woolens, linens and cottons.
N. B.—Goods arranged for erarairwian and cata
logues ready early on morning Of sale.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF PREACH, SAXONY.
ITALIAN. AND BRITISH DRY GOOODS,_
NOTlCE—lncluded in our sale of. MONDAY, NOY.
20, will be tonal in part the Ibllowing, viz—
A large and complete es , onmen‘ or
PARIes DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS,
Including choice tines of desirable iabrica of the coin.
orated Importation of
Messrs. I. dr. B. CURTIS.
gisi See I tansy advertisement.
DRIBS GOODS.
Pieces Paris plain and printed-Merinos and Dahlman..
do black and c.dored kmprees Cloth st,,,d Poplin
Reps.
do Paris plain striped and plaid Silk Poplins.
do fine black Monairs and Alpacas, Poll de
Chem is.
do plain and twilled Persians, all-wool Plaids.
do Paris Epinglinea, Eccasais, Poplins.
BILKS,
Pieces heavy black Taffeta de Lyon and Gros du Rhin.
do solid colors and fttncy Pectic deSoies,
do drap de France, Gros Grains. Los:sines. Ar.
mores &C.
BALMORAIB, WHITE GOODS, dic.
Full lines London a n d stripe Balmoral's.
Fun lines Ladles' Misses' white and cold Hoop
Skirts
Full lines Cambrics, Jaconets, Nat rsooks
Full lines Linen liandkerchiet. Shirt Fronts, Mar
seilles Quilts.
Frill lines Bonnet, Trimming and Velvet Ribbons.
Full lines Silk Ties and Scarib. Dress and
Trimmie ga and Buttons—the richest ass atittent of the
season Also. Braids, Rations. Bead Nets, Embrold.
er es, Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas, &c.
LARGE YOnaTx vif HALE Olr BOOTS SRO
8309 TRAVELDIG BAGS. 4110.
ON AY MORNING. NOV. 27.
Al lb o'clOct, wilt be sold, by catalogue. on MeV
months' credit, about packages Boots, Shoes, Bak.
:corals, Am, embracing a rime and fresh assortment
if &steels= 'My and Fsstern manufacture Olana
for examination with catalogues early on the nunates
anal&
LARGE POSITIVE BALE OP BRITISH
upsaILIAAIS AND DOMESTIC DRY
We will hold a Large Bale of Poreign and
Dry Goods, by catakmae, on four months' C A M =
part for cash.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
November aat 10 o'clock, embracing MOUS
p. sae and lots of staple and fancy articles. PAt
w Wer a worsteds, linens, Mm and donors!, to width
we invite the attention of dealers.
N. R —Catalogues ready and goods
examittatloo early on the morning of asle.
dOLLAND, Art,TIONEKEt,
ARrirr
Sales of 25=M:us at, the Igoe
Auctio M n StoreEST
WEDNESDAY, a o'circk.
Particular atteut t
iou given to sale at Private Bat)
dencea
TBE NEW GSM - 1 UL AUCTION HOUSM,
capacity—Four floors each 75 by TA feet.
lacatioriln the very Centre of the city, and adjoin.
ing the Farmers' Market.
dvsntages—Hu been a first•class Secondhond Fur
nit nre Stand for over thirty years.
Fu
Storarniturge—Superior accommodation for Storage of
e.
Inducements—Very liberal terms offered to perSOadi
having Furniture and Merchandise for sale.
Referescee—Over one hundred of the most proud
vent citizens of Philadelphia.
pHILLP /ORD di OM.
AII(7rIONEERIX
No. SOS MARKET street
GALE OP ISM CASEF3 BOOTS A/MIMEO/fa
UN MONDAY MORNING. NOV. Z.
commencing at ten o'clock, we will sell by
for cash, lam caws prime Slobs shoes, BrOgtrirly
morals &0.. Of city and Eastern manufacture, embits
sing s fresh and desirable senor= ent of goods.
, Y BABBITT 411 004 AUCTIONBINEm
• . Csab Auction _
No, SID Multet Ores*, co
adßink WOW
Oub advanced on coinframeggswitlumicars caw=
Ma 0 G EICEM . t. W6STENRLISTEL — . PEN:MIT
-11, Kam, Itodseta Wade'a and Batchera Bascom
Table Mien; Lames Pelham is Cages. Buxom
Selmora„ and alt kic da of Cutlery wountand polished
at 'P.II.4.I)IIELI'S. Dia; 136 3!. T.Wia imaalitdm,
AUCTION M.
itf THOME= 4S(74olS_M i ltA l
' SALES 0 1 33 1 ArA'Alrlr'
REAL ESTAIR
At the, turery TUESDAY, at El o'clock nom,
air Ran of each prtiOarts a le W=
and on the Saturday presume In
logues In Met form, giving MU detorlekions.
=TATE AT PRIVATE SALA
, Printed Mateo,es oomprlelng several hundred
thousand dollars, including Orem description of citir
and mann" , ProPericr, tram the4groadlost 'Madam te
the most elegant mansions. eirnunt, Manta seat%
farms, businesee_
egr PURNITuna SALM at the Auctlen Store
AVER!: Y THURSDAY.
stir Particalar attention given to salei at. Ptltinte
Residences, &C.
MOORE, dce.
-ON TUESDAY, NOV. _ - •
At 12 o'clock noomat the Ph il adelphia Mizehanita4
to shares American A ntt Inernetator Ofi.
50 shams Camden and Atlantic Railroad. •
BEAL ESTATE.SALE. NOV. 271
_ Orphans' Court Sale-Estate of John Sktrving, deed;
NEAT Red SUBSTANTIAL STONE REsILENOW.,
Stenton avenue. rear Fisher's lane, GERMeNTOWN,
about two mioutea' walk from the railroad Matto*.
Th. house is built in Italian style. contains 14 , rooms.,
and has all the modern conveniences. A lso a Stable ,
and Coach Honae, fruit and ornamental trees,' dbc.
Orphans' Court Sale-s slate of Thos. M. Zell, c eo'd-
GROUND RENT. POs year. •
Same Estate-OROUND RENT4IOB a year.
Same Estate -GROUND RENT 08 75 a year.
' Same Fatale- LOT OF 0R.M2114 Lancaster Tarn ,-
pike 8 E. of Haverford road. -
VALUABLE PARK AND COUNTRY BEAT, over
78 ACRE Willistown Township, Chester county, FL,'
near the Paoli etatton on the Pennsylvania Railroad- .
Stone House, Frame Barn, and other out buildings. •
VALUABLE EARN. 1:0 ACRES. Tredylfren To 492-
Ship, Chester county. Pa., 1.% miles from the Paoli Herr
non--Stone Dwelli.g Carriage House. Spring Hone
and other out buildings.
VALUA BLE FARH, 103 ACRES, alhdrang the
above-Large Stone House, Stone Barn Wagon and
Spring Home do Taunt of each farm balf cash.
Orphans' Court .Sale-Estate ef Miriam ortilland.
dec'd-LARGE and VALUABLE PROPERTY, Meer
Broad it., Lehigh avenue, 12th. 181 h. Ibth and 18111 sta...
list Ward, viz -Valuable Lot. 6 37110 acres fronting •
on Lehigh avenue, Township Line road, 12th and lath
Its. The improvements are a large Stone Manatee.
contalnieg Broome. •
Same hstate-VALUABLE WT, 4 37 100 Acre..
fronting on Broad street, Lehigh avenue, Thirteenth
street and Germant min and Norristown Railroad.
'She improvements are a Enone Dwelling, containing b
rooms and Frame Stable.
keine Estate-VALU ABLE LOT, 39 perchee, front
ing on Broad street. Lehigh avenue and Germantown
and Norristown Railroad.
Same Estate-LARGE and VALtiABLE LOT, II
Acre"; 143 27.11,0 Perches, with extensive fronts on
Broad street, Fifteenth street, Sixteenth street, Hun
tingoun street Lehigh avenue and Germantown and. .
Norristown &Mimed.
Sir The above Is well worthy the. attention of capi
talists and others. See Lithographic Plans at the
ut Lion Booms.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWRLDING, Bro. 18.12.
Filbert street, with a two-story Brick Dwelling in the
rear on Jones street.
THREE-EiTCIRY BRICK STORE and DWELLING.
No. 448 Richmond at , N. E of Hanover.
Truateea' Peremptory Sale-Estate of Albert Collin.
dec'd- Br B / 2 9989 STAND-TWO-STORY FRAME
TA VERN and DWELL LNG, 1 ACRE. S. W. Cornet Of
Bock lane and West Paasynck road, tot Ward.
tale by order of Heirs-Estate of John Lowery. dec.
-TWO ...S'IURY FRAME DWELLING, N 0.1249 sfout
gamely aveLne. south of Thompson at , with a Threa
ten*, Frame Dwelling lathe rear.
Sam. EBtAte-2 FRAME DW.ELLINOS, - Nos. 940 and
542 Beach AL
Peremptory Sale-THREE.STORY BRICE DWarop
o. 1455 Germainewu dousa Jeirdrswa
et-2 fronts.
ttslttEnti LOCATION-2'4 STORY BRICE DWEL.
LINO. N. R. corner of Third and Lombard eta.
bale bs order of Heirs—Kstate of Judge Longstreth.
dec'd —VALUABLE COUNTRY SE &T. Chestnut
ma and Snrlnghouse Turneike, Whitemaran Town
tt,lp. Montgomery county, Pa.
Sale b , ordpr of Fi.i.43-IFIO at A of ( UMW'. rr.mtog,
den d-2 THREE STORY BRICK VintELLINOS,
2vs and 211 Wo, , a at.
2 TRAERSTORY BRICK DWELLINGS. Noa. CS
ern cis Mon' gomer. avenue.
2 THREE-STORY BRICK DWRLIZROS, N OIL MS . and ant flew cc, between Ttilra See auntie tutu ttdate
and Vine its
.
VERY LARGE LOT, WHARF and DEICE.
CB E-TNIIT IsTBEET. BehoyLitill river and 24th at—•
118 feet front, 314 fret dPep. Bee plan.
Peremptory Sale-01:11LDINGt WT. Lombard at,
between 21st aarl224 ata Sate ahse, I e t A.
MODERN POUR-BTOBY BBIOR REELID/INGIL
140 15 , 7 rums er , west of letu excealeati
pair and baa aL the modern convenlencos. roaaesetow
July 1, 1a67.
• 2 THRF,ESTORY BRICK DWELLINGS, Market
et, south of Lancaster asenne,"aojolulun tee ntarole
yard. Lot 40 , set hunt, 100 feet de-p
THREE-cToRY BBIOK. DWELLING, No, 441 N.
Thirteenth at., south of Buttonwood at.
SALE OF COMB AND MED &LB AND WALNUT
CABINET.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Nov. 27, at. the auction store, a valuable private a:E
lection °Mold. Silver and Copper Coins and Medals.
Also, an elegant walnut Coln Cabinet.
Sale No 3129 GIRARD street.
ELEGANT SOS WOOD AND welaiur FURNI
TURE. CEICEELEUNG PIANO HANDSO3ER
MANTE_L,_P/RS AND OVAL laßoas RIMEL
BROCA MLLE CURTAINS ELEGANT FRENCH
LEONA CUT GLASSWARE. HANDSOME VEG.
VAT ADD BRUSSELS CARPETS, ELEGANT
CHANDLIERS.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 4.
At 10 o'clock at, No. ;124 tabard at. by catalogue HIS
entire Ftrnittrre. Including' elegant nut Carved Irma-
Wood Drawing Room Fnnalture. banlsome Walnut,
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, owe gem=
seven cctave Plano Forte. Fine French
Plate Mantel. Pier and Oval Mirrors, in rich
Gilt Frames; Elegant Broaatello Window Cortina,
Curtains, Fine 'Mantle Cloak and ornaments, Hand
'rime Chandallera. Large and elegant Frendh Chins
dinner service. Rich Cut ,Glarowbere. MIARSOIIIO
ti rivet and English Brussels Carpets, Hair Mattrosee„
ac.,, dz.. the entire Furniture was made to order by
Moore th (Amnion.
May be examined with Catalogue on Monday. AC
bast., between 10 and It o'clock.
TO REPiT—Eleveral Omens Harmony COtut.
A1011331D0. 000 AL I.
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