Daily evening bulletin., December 20, 1867, Image 4

QITY EarLimuN.
citl" ta ted meeting 'was held
yesterday afternoon: •
-.6clcrt Jiranch.—A communication was received
from the Judges of the District Court; calling.
'attention to tie defective 'heating apparatus it,
the building used by the court. Referred.
-Thtrboard of Directors of,the Fire Depart.
meat 'certified to Co'nheils the election of 'James
Pollock, as Assistant Engineer of theA)epart
ment for the Fhst District.. ' The . - eleetion. ;wris
confirmed.' r.
Mr. Gattell, from the Committee on Girard
Estate, sported an ordinance making are appro
of:el:Afton. out of thif incotue - -bf the
estate, for the purpose of paying the eipenses
of the Trust for 1868. - . The Mil wat3'pOstponed.
Mr. Ritchie introduced a resolution requesting
the Controllers of the - Public SchtXda to Inform
Councils of thetunni;er of teachers In the Public
Schools in the several wards; ;trod the salaries
paid. , • ,
• Mr. Duffy said all, this information was to he
found in the annual report.
Mr. Ritchie said he wished to ascertain the
division of labor devolving upon these teriehers,
as he understood that in some instances there
were too.mmay principals in the samo building.
. The resolution was adopted. ,
Resolutions making transfers of 'appropria
tions: t # several departments Were adopted.
Among . the items was one transferrinr , items
in appropriation to the clerks of Connals. ' It
gave rise , to some discussion in regard to the ex
travagance that had crept into the Department
in the printing pf the Journal and the supply of
_stationery. The resolution passel, however:
Mr. Barlow, from the 'special committee. re
,ported, with a fatiorable recommendation, the
ordinance anthonzing the paving of 'certain in
!tem:alone on South Broad' street with-the con
tras pavement. Agreett to.
The ordinance making an appropriation of
$25,000 to the Denartment of Highways was
concurred in. •Alai), the ordinance making an
appropriation to the Park Commissioners for
1868.
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted without debate or opposition:
Whereas, The ordinance for the City of Phila
delphia forbids the saltii3g, of railway tracks by
the Passenger. Railway Companies, which ordi
nance, it is said, has been .reeently disregarded
and this law set at defiance by some of the com
panies running under_ agreements with the city;
therefore,
Resolved, That the Committee on Law be in
structed to inquire if any Passenger Railway
Company of this city has recently violated the
ordinance prohibiting the salting of the tracks,
and to report such action as should be taken in
relation thereto.
Resolved,. That the Committee. on Law be in ,
stntcted to inquire into the expediency of pro
viding that every license for a railway car here
after issued by the city of Philadelphia, shall be
valid only so long as the company obtaining the
license obeys the law in relation to salting of
railway tracks.
The ordinance from Common Council making
an appropriation to clear the pavement in front
of the public offices was taken au and gave fled'
to some discussion. in course of the debate it
was fanargested that the pavement in front of the
State liouse presented an exhibition of meanness
wlthout parade' in Pnitadelpuia. Everyone of
the offices in the row contains gentlemen who
are rich or aro growing rich through fees, legal
or otherwise, and yet not one of them had the
manliness or generosity to employ the poor fel
low who might apply for a job to secure bread
tor himself and family. A few pennies would
have elven a clear path to these offices, but not
one of the incumbents of the positions contributed
these few for this purpose.
The ordinance was concurred in.
The (ordinance from Common Council provid
ing fora reduction of the salary of the City Com
missioners was taken up.
Mr. King snbmuted the following substitute :
That a joint special committee of five members
from each chamber be appointed to report a bill
reducing the salaries of all the employes of the
city, and also - to repOrt 'what offices can be dls
pensedmith 'without detriment to the interests of
the city. '
Mr. Fox explained that the City Commksion
ers had been selected fouthe reduction became)
conaidemble portion of "their duties had been
transfentd to the Board of Revislim. Individu
ally, the speaker was in favor of dispensing en
tirely with the City Commissioners. They have
nothing to do now.
'Mr. King desired the whole subject referred to
a committee to inquire what offices can be
lzally dispensed with, and what salaries can be
Mr. Btokley stated that in 1864 the City Com
missioners went to Harrisburg and obtained
lcgialation by which Councils were authorized to
Increase the salaries of the public officers. Under
this act Councils were "bored" until the Commis
sioners' salaries were increased to $2 000. The
present bill will reduce the salary to $.1,000. 4n
dependent of this salary they have a huge income
from tavern licenses.
The bill was finally referred to the Committee
on Law.
The ordinance from Common Council regula
ting the payment of market rents was concurred
Mr. Kamerly submitted a resolution directing
the Committee on Law to take into considera
tion the propriety of reducing the salary of the
Mayor to 88,500 for 'the fiscal year of .1.888.
Mr. Stokley moved to amend by inserting the
name of the City Treasurer.
Mr. Jones moved to indefinitely postpone the
:whole subject.
Mr. Kamerly said that as there had appeared
to be a disposition to be economical. be intro
duced this resolution as a test. He claimed that
he was quite as sincere in his meagare as the
gentleman who introduced the bill in Common
Council to affect the salary of the City Commis
sioners.
The motion to indefinitely postpone • was
agreed to.
The ordinance from Common Council instruct
ing the City
.Treasurer in regard to the payment
of city warrants \vas taken up.
Mr. Smith suggested that the ordinance way
defective. The intention of the framer was to
prevent preferences, but thli brdihance could be
construed in such way as to do greater injustice
to the holders of warrants and prevent the pay
ments in regular order. Ile therefore submitted
an amendment to correct the omission' dom
plumped of. 4
Mr. Coltman said that under the proviso the
Cily Treasurer would •be enabled to send out
agents to buy up warrants, and thus. secure a
percentage. Let this ordinance be passed, and
the 8:,00,000 of outstanding warrants for 1867
will be presented to be stamped, and when, these
re paid, together with the interest on the debt
due January lst next, a "arrant issued in 1868
Rill not be paid before the 18th of July, because
there will be no money before that time. The City
Treasurer must be in a position to exercise a dis
cretion in the payment of warrants, so long as we
have not money enough to . pay all. We have
adopted a detective system our finances. We
give the ta3 payers a whole year to pay their dues,
whereas we are giving out warrants constantly
before we have the money to pay them. It is a
disgrace to the city that we should have war
rants on the street at 5 to 10 per cent., and it is
time bOTOC system was adopted by which the
tame would come into the treasury during the
year in such proportions as to meet all demands.
Mr. Stokley connd that the presnt ordi-
nance would be betenefi de
cial in its-operations, and
at worst its trial would suggest whatever is
needed to do justice to Me holders of warrants.
If there are parties "carrying" tisnon,eue in war
rants, we should pay them at. once, and before
those of 1868, because those Of 1867 me carrying
interest.
Mr. Smith's amendment was agreed to, but on
the final passage a quorum failed to answer--
yeas 11, nays 2. Adjourned.
Covonon Branch.—Mr. J. C. Martin, submitteAl
an ordinanee appropriating $l,OOO to the Depart
merle& City Property, for the purpose of clean
ing 81101 and ice Dom pavements in front of city
property. Passed.
Mr. Potter introduced an ordinance repealing
the ordinance of December 12th; 1861, which
fixes the salary of the . City Commissioners at
-t2.01.10 per annuni.
Mr. Hetzell moved to refer the bill to the Pi
nanetiCommittee, with instructions to report an
ordinance making a general reduction of the
salaries of all city officials.
Mr. Potter said that In thiS season of the year
the Finance Committee would not have time to
prepare such a bill. Since the creation of the,
Board of Revißio4 the City Commissioners have
heen relieved of many duties for which the in
anmed compensation was given. The City
Commissioners now receive $3 for eaoh tavern
lioOlese l which amOnuts to about $11),000 per au
vain, which Mr. Potter thought was a sufficient
sals37lw do,.ith the addition of $1,500 allowed by
the
Mr. Retro!). was In favor UT a reduction of all
from the Mayor down.
Meow+. Winlta Lod Ellington favored the ro
cluetiOltilk ate (3%0 tlie Oily Conuulosionera.
Tho *notion to.refer was not agreed to---yeati 5,
nays 6l
4 tie brdinance was then:passed. ; t; it
Mr. ti ll'its Offered nn ordinance :requiring the.
Janis of stalls and stands in the markets to be
fl ; 4 1 an - minify in 'January. Passed.
The ordinance from Seleetcouneil to authorize
ehatni . e In the coustructiun of thee. Cornish en
gine at the West - Philadelphia Water:Works, was
na nwnil me lit increasing the appio
priation from s',ooo to $6,000.
Mt. lietzell introduced un ordinance filing
the'ontary or the Mayor rit $:1,500 after January 1,
1868.
Mr. rivans,-mored. to referlt to :the Finance
C'emniittee. . .
Mr. lletzell moved to lay it on the table. Agreed
to—teas 20, nays 17. - •
A • Subseutiont motion to reconsider was , agreed
In, and-the motion to lay upon the table was
voted down—yeas 10, nays, 29.
The bill was thenreferred to the Finance Com
niittec.
Also, an ordinance approving the contract for
the erection of a new sehtiol-house at Apple and
Master streets, e 431,000.
Also, nil ordinance appropriating it-1.070 to
clerks of Councils, for printing journals,
Mr. Evans moved to Jake up the report and
ordinance relatiVe to a paid flee depattment. Not
agreed to—yeas 10, riays.l9.
The amendment of Common. Council to the
pKoprintion for cleaning the ' snow from the
pavements of cityproperty was concurred in.
The ordinance to talte 4 possession of the City
Gas Works was taken up, and was discussed for
two hours.
A motion to postpone was disagreed to.
Mr. Evans moved to include the Northern Lib
erties Gas Works in the provisions of the bill.
Pending the discussion of the motion, seven
o'clock arrived. Adjourned.
THE SALT QUESTION.--The Committee 011
Railroads of City Councils hold a meeting at two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of
considering the petition of the Presidents of the
various railway companies, asking for a media
cation of the law prohibiting the usti of AWL oh
the railroad tracks. The Presidents of the Green
and Coates, Tenth and Eleventh,Fifth and Sixth,
and Market street roads, addressed the commit-.
tee, chiming that they did not desire to use salt
over their entire roads, but only at points where
there were heavy grades. Captain West, of the
Fifth and Sixth streets road, argued in favor of
salt on the entire length of roads outside of the
cit 3 Fie informed the "committee that the
Frankford branch of hie road was not in opera
tion, in consequence of the snow and ice on the
railroad track. No action was taken on the pe
tition, and the committee adjourned until Thurs
day next, when the subject will again come up.
TM': NAVIGATION OF TIM &TMTM:ILL RIVER.
The Committee on Port Wardens of Councils
have agreed to repdrt an ordinance asking for an
extra approptiation of, $5,000 for the purpose of
keeping' the Schuylkill river as well as the Dela
ware open during the winter season. It is pro
posed to run the present Ice Boat night and day;
and employ a double sot of men. in consequence
:If the lengthy discussion on the Gas Works bill,
his matter was not F. übmittpd yesterday..
OVERLOADING PASSENGER RAILWAY CARS.-
James McCarty, couthictor, and Fri:dui& Mur
ren, driver of car No. 6, of the Arch Street Pas
,..enger Railway Company, were arrested on a
charge of cruelty to their horses by overloading
their car, and were bound over in $BOO each to
appear at Court. by Ald. Williams. A true bill
ens found by the Grand Jury yesterday.
51.F.161111G Accinem,i---A pair of horses at
tached to a sleigh, driven by Daniel Bodine, ran
into the Delaware, at Shackamaxon street wharf,
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Bodine was slightly
injured. John Cannon, while attempting to stop
the runaways,
.was seriously injured about the
head. The animals were both rescued.
FATA_L RIZULT.-Wm. Fulforth, who resided on
Artnat street, in Germantown. died at the Epis-_
ccpal Hospital yesterday, from the effects of in
juries caused by bein,,,c , run over by a passenger
car at Rising Sun on Wednesday night.
DieLocaTED His Suom.t.nr--Yesterday after
noon, Jacob Gresel, living at No. 431 Spruce
street, fell from a new building, at Crown and
. Vine streets and dislocated his shoulder. He
was remoiecl to his home. .
DISCIIARGED.—One thousand workmen were
esterday discharged from the Philadelphia Navy
Yard.
CITY NOTICES.
Taut Nont.r: Hosr us- T 16.1 RED Lies, Second
and Noble, Nathan Barrett, Esq., and lady are aixtut
returning from their great tour through Europe and
the Holy Land. During their travels they have visited
all the principal countries and cities in Europe; also,
all places of note in Flopt and the Holy Land. Daring
their journey they have traveled through the following
countries and places: England, Ireland, Scotland,
Franco and Spain; through all the principal cities of
Italy—Naples, Florence, VOLIiCC, Genoa and Rome; all
through the German StatesPand Switzerland, Prussia,
Belgium, Baden, Wiirtemburg., Bavaria, dtc., Denmark
and Sweden. They have visited Waterloo, Copen
hagen, Stockholm, Moscow, SL Petersburg and War
saw. Passing through Austria and Hungary, they'
passed down the Danube to the Black Bea, from there
on to Constantinople. Thence to Greece, visiting
Athens and timyrna. Then across the hlediterranean
to Beyrath and Damascus; then to Jerusalem, - the
Dead Sea and the River Jordan, and all places of note
in Palestine. Prom there to Alexandria, Rgypt ; flown
the River 'Nile to Cairo, where they visited the Pyre
wide, the great wonder or the world; This is the most
extensive trip that has been made by any American
this year.
Gins ron IiF.NTLEMEN.
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' . The most popular things for pre-eats to gentlemen
are such as are now richly displayed by Mr. George
Grant, at his Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment,
No. 1013 Chetituat street. His stock embraces all the
choicest novelties., and articles of taste and comfort for
a g . enileman, from a line pair of gloves town ele
gant morning wrapper. HIS line of Scarfs, cravats,
shirts and onderwe.ar of every de: cription, superb,
and his prices remarkably moderate.' We hope our
lady readers will act upon this suggestion in making
their purchases.
To Go iNl'O StWIETY WITHOUT CianviNg wmt
you the rare fragrance of Pbalon's Ex pact of the
-Night Blooming ()arena," is to hyse caste as a con=
noteseur in perfumes. Imagination has never' coh
ccived of a scent so exquisite, so it:trashing, so enda-
10,000 i , omans of Fruit Cake, Pound and Lady
Cake now being made for Christmas, by G. Byron
Morse, Ihha and UO4 Arch street. Also, a full and choice
variety of Confectlon.s, Fancy Boseb, &c. ,
Send In your orders early.
GI
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101.1 DAT .110LIDAY GIFTS !,
Of,Fine and rang Furs,
At reasonable prieea:
e • CaLlords', Continental Hotel
CHRIST %lAB AND NttlV YEAR, GREETING.—The
undersigned would inform tliPlr friends and the public
generally, that they have imported direct from Switzer
land a choice assortment of beantilully carved fancy
articlea,suitable for holiday preaentatlon. Among them
may he found a small lot of elegantly carved, cuckoo
cloak!, caekett , „ char holden., bouquet atanda,
Ac., to which the attention of connoisseurs la retpect
to lly invited. _ _ _
J. S. Lin¢ &
72/ Market etrwt, Philadelphia
BENnow's Som , e.—Elder Flower, Turtle 011,
Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Musk, Res°, &e.
SNOWDEN Si BEOTNEES, ImporterS,
23 South Eighth street.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATAERIL--.-•
J. isasol., D. Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases apperiaming to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most re
fiablesources in the city can he seen at his office, No.
[ , t1.5 Arch street. The mmEcal faculty are invited to sa
-1 company their patients, as he has no secrets .in his
p:actice. 'Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
fur examination.
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IIIttiGGISTS' SUNDT:MS and Fancy Goods.
SNOWDIai 4.% DIUMTLIEUtI, importers,
23 South Eighth street.
• Gitevp.o & BARISIt'S Highest Prondtun ' &wing
MU:hints, 'MO Chestnut street.
Win LAitcm (immirmts Almerut Grapes.--•
MITOI/ZLI. FLETOLSER, •
1204 ChestnutistreSt.
in whole, hall, and quarter boxea.
Citron, Orange and Ikiaon Peel. Currants, Sweet
' Cider, and Pare Brandy for Mince Plee, Fruit Cakes.
6:e., ae.
MITULIELL t¢i PLENUMS, •
1264 Chestnut street.'
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A 131.1.EN1/1.1) Lir , : . 01, FANCY BONNETS AND
Trimmed Hata, soiling M very low prices, mach below
uom to close the season. Alan, a few fine French.
Bonnets at a great bargain. The latest bonnet
frhm et., bonnet materiale, &c.. all aeliingout at ff great
nucritice.
WOOD & CABY, 72 tS Cheantit etroet.
11. ..,
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! , LADY' APPLES, OTSOgellt,. -
LiernOns, Almonds
1 lini4llsh Wainnte,Pecana. ihc; •
I f _ IllsronitLn & ihareams. -
\
- • IMNlCheattiat etreet.
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THE DAILY . EVENING BULLETIN.-PHItADELPHIA, FRIDAY, .DE0142113,1iR 200-1567.
$E NOr .DECEIVED.
Instead of being an ephemeral favorite, John C. 13a
- kceis Cod Liver is eatablished as the choicest and most
Palatable article of cod oil ever produced. It may not
be amiss to remind the invalid and the 'physician that
only rancid oil 'can be; combined with anything else.
Any compound ofour pure oil twist be prepared by an
• apbtheeary and administered at once. All announce
ments, therefore, that such combination has been ef
fected are equivalent to saying that perpetual motion
bus beet discovered, or: the circle squared. Baker's
'Cod Liver Oil may be relied upon', by the emaciated
and enfeebled invalid as the finest tonic known in
nil wmacy or in nature.
For sale by the proprietor, John C. Baker, 718 Mar
ket street ; also -by Johnston, Holloway &. Cowden,
Arelvstreet, aboVe Sixth And druggists generally.
"Bowrit's ti UM ARABIC SECRETS" 131114 coughs,
heath° inflamed surfaces, relieve hoarseness, pains,
soreness of the breast, a tough morning phlegm, awl
impart much comfort in Bronchial Irritations. ule
by Bower, Sixth and Vine streets. Sold by drugglits.
fib cents per box. Try them.
.
BOWER'S. INFANT CORDLAL is a certain, safe and
speedy enro for Cholic, Pains and Spasms—yielding
great• relief to children Teething. ;Laboratory Sixth
and Green.
HOLIDAY GII:7S1 HOLIDAY GIPTS!
Of Flue nod Fancy Fara, "
At roneonableprices. 0 -
Oakfords „Contlitetital note
LACE CURTAINS SELLLNO CHEAP..--NO mistake.
The finest ever received by the trade. in this country,
purchased at auction at reniarkably low prices; and
will be sold accordingly, by W. Henry Patten, 1403
Chestnut street. •
AT Tar, Waltint Street Theatre Air. John
Brougham nightly addresses his audience on politics,
religion, the drama, law and physic, and winds up
with an appeal to them as they love their country to
chew "Century," and take nopther bran&
Wimie GRAPES ' Wwrrit GRAPES,
By the wholesale or single pound..
MITCIOELL OG PLIZTO/Un t
1204 Chestnut street.
UPIIOLSTERY.—For promptness, good work
manship and low prices apply at Patten'e, /408 Chest
nut street.
WrnDow SITADES. - The cheapest window
shades can be had at Patten's, 1408 Chestnut street.
Ile Is always selling oX. (Goods cheap, an no hum
bug.)
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at Gay's China Palace,
T 022 Chestnut street.
An immense assortment of China Vases. Card Re
ceivers, Motto and Mustache Coffees, Tete-a-Tete
Sets,..tc. Bronze and Parian Marble Statu.ary. Gold
Gilt Ornaments in endless variety. China Bouquets,
Lava-ware, Bohemian Glass, and a fall lino, of Staple
Goods, just landed.
Bought for cash from , the largest manufacturers in
Europe, and will bo sold al prices defying competition.
Cali and examine stock before making purchases.
Shownsam open till 0 o'clock at night.
HOLIDAY GIFTS! .HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Of Fine and Fanny Furs,
At reasonable prices..
Oalrlords% Continental Hotel.
AUCMCIN CURTAINS.—VCrV elegant and very
fine quality, selling at very low prices, at W. Henry
Patten's, 14 4 s Chestnut street.
Joaas' OTEL, 235 Dock street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
Meals from 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. Good lodgings for
guests. 8011/30 open all ninht. Rooms 50 cts. pernight.
EXTRA Fi BLACK TEA •
By the chest of from 5 to 50 pounds.
MITCHELL I.t, FL-MTGE:Ma,
1204 Chat - nut street.
No HUMMlG.—curtains and Shades selling at
a great redaction. No pretence; but real bona tide
bargains at Patten's, 140 S Chestnut street.
A WORD OF ADVICE.—Tho stock of Holiday
Presents at Gay's China Palace, 1022 Cnestnut Street,
Is complete, and we advise all in need of such articles
to make their selecflon.s before the assortment is
broken.
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTIIENG
AT .118DUOED rnieEs.
Ovar.coArs,
,Selling at........‘.
Worth $O5 00,
.s 4500.
" BO 00.........
BUBTNESS COATS,
Worth $4O 00.... .....Selling at....
" 81 "
" 30 00........."
PANTALOONS,
Worth $2O 00.... Selling at..
" 18 01) "
" 15 00.........
Worth $lO
pp 00.... .....Selling at
el 8
" 5 00....
This great redaction in the prieett of iirst-class Ready
made Clothing is made at Charles Stokes & Co.'s Cloth
ing Rouse, under the Continental. •
VERY Fn OLD GOVERN/MM . JAVA COFFEE.
Very Choice New Crop Teas.
hirronaut. & Ftrroirra,
1204 Chestnut street
ItEVENUE STAINES,
p It INC I.PAL
: AGENCY
For the Sale of United States
REVENUE STAMPS.
All kind of Revenue stamps kept constantly on hand,
and for sale in all amounts. Stamps forwarded to all
parte of the United States by Mail or Express, with the
greatest despateli. The following discount allowed:
On Sal. .TWO PER CENT.
SW to 5100............ ................. -FOUR PER CENT.
510.1 and Upwards....FOUß AND A HALF PER CENT.
• The United States Revenue Stamp printed on Checks,
Drafts. Receipts, gm Heade, etc.
. Orders solicited from Printers, Engravers, Stationers,
Banks, Bankers, and others.
The following discount allowed on the Stamped Paper:
Under SICO TWO .AND A IIArF•PER CENT.
5100 to 8300 THREE PER CENT..
$3OO and over
FOUR PER CENT.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY ,
57 SOUTH rff-lIRD STREET,
dell-tf PriILADELPHIA. •
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DICKENS'S CIIRISTMAS STORIES.
PETERSONS' PEOPLE'S EDITION, Ii.r.uKTitATIA,
CHRISTMAS STORIES. 'Containing "A Christmas
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a
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FURMAN SHEPPARD. N. S L AW 4
rall 3 JP 3 llV aLLAX dri g : L t E lf. NI. DU P
NFA:
JO/IN W. CLAGMN JOSEPILHLAPP. aro .
THOMAS CRAVEN.
PRESIDENT
ALFRED S. GILLETT,
VICE PRESIDENT AND Tammintra;
gsVeo B. AL YRISPAIty.
182F°
.Vait, , tMRCLIW
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
Na. 435 and 437 Chestnut Stmt.
Assets on Obtober 1,1887.
02,6895363.
Capital..* . .... . ..
Accrued Surplur
UNSETTLED CLAIM
199,614 13
Lessee Paid Since 1829 Over
$5,500,000.
Impetus and TemporauPoltdee on IJband Termel
Cbaelß
DIRECTORS.
Geo. Fit e ..
ToldalNV
~Alfred FiGar
Samuel Grant. ' Fria. W. Leiirfe.lL
Geo. Ay. Richards, Thomas 4Parka,
Isaac Lna. Wm. S. Grant.
N. BANGS:EA Fresidect;
te. 1 191 8 E15. Vlee.Preeldeat.
JAS. W. IiteALLIMIt s Secretary pro tem. I'D
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
.AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital and Assab, $16.271,678.
invested in United States, $1,800,000.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED WMTOITZ
REFERENCE TO ENGLAND.
ATWOOD EIBUTH,
OFFICE. thmeral Agent for PegnsylveuslA:
No• 6 Merchants' Exchange,
pitituaDinr.rniA.
n025-1m
TELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE CORI.
v PanY. IncorPcrtcd by the Legialature of l'ennsit.
ont*. 1e35.
Ofliee,l3. E. corner THIRD and WALNUT Street%
Philadelphia.
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On Veasela, Cars and Freight. to all parts of the - World.
LAND INSURANCES
On Roods by river, canal, lake and land carriage to all
parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merebandißo generally.
On Stores, Dwellings, dtr.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
November L 1857.
/5200,000 United States Five Per Cont . Loan, United States
a)
1,53,000 United States Six Per Cent.
,Loan.
1881 _ Ina) 00
60,000 United States 7 . 2010 Per Cent. Loan.
Treasury N0te5...........
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•• • •• • 5
• 2,5121 50
5)0,000 State of Pennsylvania tlix.l'eiCeni.
Loan . .. ..... . 210,070 W
125,000 City of Philadilphia Six Per Celli.
Loan (exempt trout tax) . 125,0 00
60,000 State of Neve Jersey Six Per Cent.
Loan ... . . . .
•'•• •• • • ... • •.• 61,000 CO
53,000 Pennsylvania' Railroad Fiat Morn.
gage Six Per Ct at. Bonds..L'ASoo 00
MOW Pt nrisylvanin Railroad Second4llort
, _ gage Six Per Cent 80nd5........ . . 58.275 00
25,000 Western Peunitylvania Railroad Six
Per Cent, Bonda (Penna. RR. guarantee). . . . . 91,000 CO
Lli,ooo State of 'l'ennesseo ...... Cent.
Loan , 18,000 00
7;000 State of Tennessee Six Per Cent.
Loan. .. ... . .... .. 4,270 00
15,000 200 shares stock ................ thus
Company, Principal and interest
guaranteed by the .City of Phila.-
delt,fila 15,W0 00
7,500 150 shares stock' Pennsylvania Rail.
road Compat
.........—. . . . Oa
5,000 100 shares stock North l'outsylvania
Railroad Company— —_......_. '2,000 00
10,000 SE, shares stock Philadelphia and
Southern Mail Steamshiptlo 15,000 00
501.000 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, first
Rena on City Pr0pertie5........... 201,900 CO
$1.101,4e0 Par Market Value 81.102,802 517
Cost. 81.08P,679 20.
Real E5tat0........•. - 24000 00
Bill" Recelvable for Insurances
313,136 67
Balances due Agencles---Pro
miunts on Marine Pollates--Ae.
trued Interest, and other debts
duo the Compniky. t4,M41 38
stock and t3erip df Laundry Insu.
ranee and other Corapanles.
856.078 00. Estimated va1ue...... 3,017 oo
Caplan ........ 10
Cash Drawer...........; 393 62
103,216 MI
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. Hand, James C. Hand.
John O. Davis,. Samuel E. Stokes.
Edmund A. Bonder. James Traquair,
Joseph 11. Seal, • William C. Ludwig.
Theophllus Paulding, Jacob P. Jones,
Hugh Craig, • laltmesit. McFarland,
Edward Darlington, Joshua EYre ,
John R. Penrose. John D. Taylor,
H. Jones Brooke. Gponecr Me/Ivaine,
Henry Sloan, Henry O. 'Hallett, Jr..'
Georco 0, Lower, George W.• Bernadou.
William G. Mutton. John is. Semple, Pittitirgh.
Edward Lafourcado. ' D. T. Morgan.
Jacob Riegel. A. B. Borger, 6.
THOMAS C. HAND. President.
.TORN C. DAVIS, %leo President.
HENRY LYLBURN Secretary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary.
MILE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY OP
PHILADELPELLti.
OFFICE—S. W. PHILADELPH IA.; FOURTH AND WALNUT
STREETS.
FERE INSURANCE •EXCLUIVIILY.
TERM !ND. PERPETUAL.
CASH CAPITAL ....• •••••••.c••••• • • •• • • •• . • •52A1,008 OS
CASH AIat3ETS. July SINI.OOI
DIRECTORS. •
F. Ratchford Starr. J. L. Erringer
Na m,. F raz ier. 4 Geo. W. .I?neet•xlr.
Johii AL Atwood. 'lamed L Claghomi.
Benj , T._Ttedick. Win. G. Boulton.
George al, Stuart. Marled Wheeler.
John IL brown, Thor. IL Montgomery. •
_F. RATCHFORD STARR, President.
THOS. H. MONTGOMERY, Vice-p
,rgaident.
ocaOtrof ALEX. W. WESTER, Secretary.
rINEIIIILANDE COMPANY. NO. 401 (111118TNIT1
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Avi i*ipt ON P4UidtC.
'CIEO/tOEWILLIAM ANT) ALFRED 'IIANLO.., t esse
FOR THE HOLIDA uNLie. COMMENULYG
MONDAY FNENING. December 1867.
' The World's Groat Fovolite9--Thv Wonderful end
Famous
BROTIIERS: RATION BIiOTIIERS ! -
gcqrge William and Alfred. with their Grant Tram! .
Jarilo COM lituatioui 'I treaty mate anti female .Contt- ,
neatal Artiste:l, alt new to America.
"I Ilk; I-INNIAJN BROTIJEItS
have secured the following confederation of human
theteilnit apperirati inly t t,City
I _. . • URE.
TIIE cy
tEtvllll3SIElt ON' Tiff: WOP.LD,
the celebt Med bit:tater : or thiltatt Frog , in hie marrel°u'l
Aquatic nvplUUOnn . tnthe come of which he will eat,
. &ink a 114nolco ' ' ivLile entirely eubmerged in hit watery
but
• PItorEBBOR (IREGO/RE. • •
EqIiAItIOO,TLIE GREAT SPIRAL ASUENSIQNII3T.
••, APLLE..,GERTHUDIW
'and her highly trained, Canine . Troupe of Seven Edu
cated French Doodled.
ORL'UORV I 'I'IIE VERSATILE, ARTISTE. JLAN AND VICI Olt,
the Champion Juvenile totem:Hits of all Etione;
ALFRED AND AitTliUrt, the wONDIT.S.
GEOR.4I, WILLIAM AND ALFRED HANLON,
in their intrepid and terrine Aerial Foots, luclnding their
new and 'wonderful creation, entitled the
PLYINIA,.NIEN -
first thnejn this city
• 1/ A N LON'S' 4AND CIRCUS.
introducing the beautiful Trick Pony 'Annuli."' the Per
fortning' Goat **Esmeralda," the highly_traltted Steed.
"1.11 , aan," and the celebrated Quadruped Artiste, s4uni
ter, • the .only J)og in the world that haa been taught to
Vault, Leap buthons, at., rivaling' the modt ac
complished Equentriatia of UM day. Tho whole Canine
Fraternity In
LILIPUTIAN STEEPLE CHASE.
New Clnistinna Pantomime. I.ntitltd
IT;II.I•LTUAL
.
in which the prominent members of the troupe triii ap.
pear.
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEES.
CLIBIBLMAs AND tsATURDAY,APTEItNOONS.
at 210 o'clock, fc r the especial acco.amodation of Fami
lies and Schools.
PRICES t)1 0 AD3IISSION.—Xo • Matinee*. An 60
rent hildren. to all part of the [tonne; m• cents-
EVeninOW..Ortheetrili 40.1 Orchestra Circle and liainonY.
76 tenth; Fatally Circle. 50e.: AlriPidthealre.2,e ;
Doors -open at 7, Oveituro continence,' at 7,4: o'clock
Precisely. •
The sale of Tickets will cotnmence at the AeadeteT.
and at J. F. GOULD% New Plano Wardrooms, No. idle
CHESTNUT street, Friday, December 20.
Itemember that those who 'ivish for seats Milt 'wearer
thenln advance,
de10,40
ACADEMY OF 2,IIJEW.
DE LA GRANGE. - HRIGNOLL
' GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. COMPANY.
THIS (Friday) EVENlNG,Deeember 20 at 9 P. M.
• LAST bIifILIT OF TIIE OPERA riRAS(.)N.
Verdi's Grand . Opera In four acts,
ERNANJ.
Madame ANNA DE LA 41 1:ANGE, Signori ATASISI.
?OMANI, ORLANDINI and' tstiblNl in the principal
roles.
LO.
Muskat Director and , C onductor, Signor NlOO-
Saturday, Dee. 21. at 2 GRAND FAREWELL
3 IATINER—MAKTIIA.
Artznisstoato Matinee SI, including reserved seats
ik.r. Office open daily front PA. AL at the Aeaderayof
Music. and 0 V. A. Trumpler's new Altaic store, No, t.
Chestnut street.
lty
AMERICAN ACADEMY
MAX 31ARETZEK'S
GRAND ITALIAN- OPERA.
POSITIVLLY FOR TWO M. , t,ENN ONLY.
COMMENDING MONDAY, JANUARY 18664.
doling which the distinguished Prtrna Donna,
REP A ROSA.
win appear in a number of ber f wort te roles. dell tf
VM oe
......1,179.6% 00
/NCOME FOR 1841%
$840,00%
• b i NIT STREET ritEATRE.
EXTRA ANNOLINCEAIENI'.
Will be produced 310NDA Y. Dec. =,
And during
HOLIDAY WEEK,
111 E MAGNIFICENT SPECVACELAR PLAY
Founded on the benntltnl Fairy tale.
CINDE RY LLA
OR, TLIE LI'ITLE CLAMS SLIPPER,
• . And-entitled
CENDIULLON. -
l'n , duced
NEW AND (Kuttmors Bcf:Nr:lty.
DottAIAAIN IF/CENT cooTumEs,
A BALLET ta VENTY.FIVE IIEALI'IFUL YOUNG
DIES.
AND A CAST OP LA UNEIXAI.LED. POWER.
Box :Meet now open.
llestulat Dramatic pricey reemuc.l,
Admliodon—Z rentr.-60 cente and* L•• -
Next SATURDAY AtTEILNOON. Dec. 21.
ONLY ENDLISII DRA.3LiTIL:
Given thie w. k,, on which oeundon
MLLE. ./fAIIIE ZOE
WillaPlwar in 3
FAREWELL MATINFX.
The performance evlll conrist of
Admhodon to Idatlitiv,
Children.,
deita2t.
Junta DREW's ARCH STRESTZIRATRE.
7. ---
•
rdtIiEWELL , BENEFIT OR F.DIVIN, AD4MOSI
TIVELY HIS 1...4 ST APPEARANCE To-NIGHT.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER `alfrit,
THE DEAD BF :err; or, The Man of the People.
ROBERT LANDRY - EDWIN ADAMS.
Abbe La Tour. Mr. Wateot ; Catherine" Dural, MEI E.
I rtes: Cexesette, Mr.. C.Waloot
To-werrow. Saturday, Walrora Benefit.* great JAIL
CHRISTMAS WEEKII“
MRS JOHN DREW AS MARY NEVIXY,
IN RELIEAKSALe—"LIGHT ATLAST."
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. N. IL CORNER ep
and WALNUT etrootit.• Keen. at Vg.
Tali} (F RIDAY ? EVENING Ilea jtk 186;
FA NEWELL BENEFIT OF
MR. JOHN BROUGHAM
In coteptiAuee with a genera l l y expreeaett desire to wit
nee. Mr. Brougham's' popular adaptation of Cbsatra Dick
mei great story of
DAVID (X)PPERFIELD,
In which he will etortain Ida - celebrated tropt•raoruttion of
WILKINIi MIDAW DER,
It will be represented, together with the world
renowned Extravaganza,
ro-c41,110N-TAB.
Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM.
King Pow-ha.tatt.
EW Cat:WINDT STREET THEATRE.
Leese* .Wm. Sinn. ft. Co.
GERMAN DRAMA.
LAST NIGH I` HUT ONE OF •
MLLE. FANN Y JANADSCHEE.
(Tha.ateatcat living Tratedienno.)
THIS (FRIDAY) EVLNI 4 O, Dee.
WIU be produced LESBING'S Immortal Drama.
RAD lAA GA lAATL
M'LLE FANNY JANAUSAIIIEE in turn charactemvie.:
EMILIA and the COUNTL'SA ()MINA.
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), DEC. at.
positively but fl i rt of
NPL FANNY JANA USCHEK. -
When will be. produced the celebrated Drama; -
DIAIHEANNY.
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR.
I
tmerved seat. 5u cents extra Family Circle.. 50 cents
only. Private litxes, isls.
Tickets now on sale at wrrnws mem STORE.
1021 Chestnut street, and at the Dos Office of the Theatre.
Doors open at Cotomenca at 8.
SATURDAY- ...SPLLE ZDE MATINEE.
31()NDAY: Dee. TM. DENDRILLoN. Its
N EW PIL LADL:LPHIe OekatA LiOUtiE,
SEVENTH Street. below ARCM
L. V. TLNISGN CO• .• . . Propriatont
. TI.TN !SON
'IUNISOP. id C0.1:1 ISONIITRELS.
GRAND CHANGE OP PROGRAMME,
cRoWDED AU
DIENCES. •
I3I3IENSE SECCESs ttlr THE NEW DIM-,
• LESQI7E,
PETER PIPER PEPPER PURGE AND . -
FoRT FftsllEß.
A •IGIINNY MACK, •
LIIE GREAT VERSATILE cA.ATEDIAN.
WILL SHORTLY APPEAR.
• DoN , TFAIL TO SEE EMI:
FRIDAY EVENING BENEFIT OF W...ALLKN."
Doors open at 7 ooelock. Commence, at Et;
A dminlon. 2s. 50 and 75 cents. Bozos. 65.
A KE COMING.
The far-famed original and only MOREIS
iIIiOTDERS',MINSTKELS, at
CONCFI:I'
MONDAY EVEND O, DEC.
And every evening during the week. Also. a Grand.
Matink , e CHRIBTMAS APTFAiNtioN, commencing at 2,0
o'clock. LOLLY MORRIS. the People'e .Comoduin, with
an entire new entertainment entitled
A TRIP ABOUND TILE WORLD.
- Admiselon, centa. &Nerved sesta, 50 canto. - Boots
open at tint, to emmnence at 7:4; o'clock. Box Of open
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Problem No. 552.
BY DE. CONRAD BAYER.
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Mita to ulav an l t v i li x i na rr io ha, four moves.
Problem No. 553.
1;1' C9NRAD BAYER
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FA Fp,
39 FA
tro . A' a Tr
rh4 F/ 7 4
',4OA a 7
„white to play a n d 'u i i i r aTe in fou TI3OYeR
Solution to No. 35(h,
WAIT? . fiLiC/C.
1. Q, (; Kt :3 Kt to Q 5 or (A)
2. Kt to K , 7 (ch) t Kt
3..11 to K 4 (eh) 1X
4. Rto B mate.
1. P x Kt
2. R to B 3 (eh) K to Q 5
3. Q to Q sq (e b.), and mates next move
Notation to co. 54/ •
WHITE.
41.ACK.
1. R to Kt 5
P to ( 4.(best)
Btoßgch) Px.f3 ,
3. KtxQP . .KtoK4
4. Q14)131)(0) Kx Q
5. Kt to K 7 mate.
CHESS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Game No. 1823.
Setween Messrs. Beichhelna and J. C. Warner.
(Irregular OpFning.)
WA. ('.VIP.. WARNER.) Bt.. (Me. Rs.matner.m.)
1. P KB 4 PtoK B 4
2. K Kt to B 3 P to K 3
3. P to K 3 KKttoL'J
4-.•PtoQKt 3 BtoK
5. B to K'2 Castles
$. Castles • P to KR 3
7. BtoKt 2 • Kt.° It 2
8. PtoQ3 Kt to Kt .
9.QtoQ2 . Btoß3
IQ. Kt. to 13 3 PtoQ4
11. P to K R 3 Kt x P
- 12. Qx Kt Pto Q
13. Q Q P x Kt.
14. Ix x P QKttoß3
15. Q lit° K. sq. Kt to Q 5
IC. B-teaQ so, P to K Kt 1
17. P x P , P xP
18. lit x B x Kt (ch)
19. B x B Q x B (ch)
29. K to R 6,1 Q,t083
21. Rtoß3 Bto Q2
22.KRtoK 3 PtoKt 3
23. PtoQ4 Q R BB.'
(The game is carefully played. This and the
following move of Black's are correct )
`l4. P to QQ R to Q sq
25. P x P x
26. QtoK 2 • B'toß2
27. Ptoß4 KlitoKsq
28. Bto 11 - 2 RxR •
29. QxR RtoKsq
ao. Qto B ' Rx R (ch)
51. Q x R K.toß 3
32. Q to KB . sq' •B to Kt 3
And the game was abandoned as drawn.
CHEN IN NEW YORK.
Game No. 1824.
Iletween Heger). Chamfer and Lamport.
(Kinits (;ambit Evaded.)
Wu. (Mn. LAXDORT.) BL. (MR. CRAIIIP.R.)
1. PtoK4 P to K 4
2. PtoKB4 PtoQ4
3.PxQP PtoK 5
4.QKttoB3 KKttoß3
brit to Kt 5 (ch) P to B 3
6.Pk,PPx.P
7, IMIB4 K Bto B 4 .
8. Q to K'2 Gistles
9. Ptoq3 ' 13,,0KKt 5
10. Q to B aq • R to K 8( 4
11. K Kt to K 2 B to Kt
12. P x P . Kt x P
13. Btog3 Ktx.Kt
14. P x Kt B x P (eh)
15. B to g 2
(He might have prolonged his torture by K to
➢2.)
15. B x Kt
16. B x B, and Black mates in two moves
CHESS IN ILLINOIS.
Game No. 1825.
An amusing vide by Erueat Morphs..
(Counter G'analoi4,-Blrlzop'e Opeuenp.)
Wn. (M7t. B. Monroy.) Br.. (Ma. —.)
1. P to K 4 P to K 4
2. Btoß4 P to K B 4
3. P x P K Kt to B
4. Q Kt to B 3 P to Q 4
5. Kt x P
(An Inver tlon of Paul Monty's, at the age of
thirteen.)
5. Kt F. Kt
6. Q to R 5 (eh) K to
7. P to Q 4 Kt to K B 3
8. Qtoß7(cb) KtoQ3
9. P x P (eb) KxP r
10... Kt to B 3 (ell) K to Q 3
11'. B to K 3' Q to K 2
12. Caetles (Q (eh) K tQB.3
13. Q Q Bx Q
14. Kt to K 5 mate.
• CIIESS IN LONDON.
. ,Game No. Iw4o.
The following game was coutcsted during a
visit of the St. JULIA'S Club to Blackheath—
]lessrs. Illrsehfeld and Chinnery alternately
playing the white mon, and Messrs. Li:mo n d ia l
and Stewart alternately the black.
(Evans' Gambit.)
~(Mlissits. li. & C.) BL. (MEssits. L. & t 3,)
1. P to K 4 P to K 4
2. Kt to K B 3 KttoQß3
3. Btoß4 Btoß4
4. P to r 9Kt 4 • B
5. Bießl3 .Btoß4
G. Castles P to Q
7.PtoQ4 P P
ELPaP BtoKt3
9. P to Q . 5 Kt to R 4
11). BtoQ3 Kttoß3
11. Bto KU (ladles • .
12. Witto(l2 BtoKt 5
toB 2 • PWKRB
14.,1'toKR 3 . " Btolt 4
15:Q it to K q Bto Kt 3
16. Kt to R. 4 • Btolt 2
17. P to Kt 3 Kt to Q
18. K to It
(Preventing Black from gaining any advantage
.hy moving Q to K Kt 4.) ' •
19. • • 18. Kt tO B 4
Q to B 3 PtoKB 3
20: 13 to 2
21.'1 3 toKB 4 . Ito Q B3
22. P x P KtxEl'
23. Kttoß4 .13 toB2
24. Kt to B 3 QRtoQ sil
25.Pt085 PtoQKti
26. Q Kt to Q 2 B to It 4
27. It to Kt 3 (eh) Kt x $
28. Q x Kt (eh) K to 11.
20. R to K 2 KttoK 4
80. Q . to K a K s Kt (eb-)
31. xKt - to. Kt El
32. to R 3 Rtoß sq
33. IttoQßeg RxR.
34. B R Ittoßsq
35. QtoKßaq Rtoß7
(This Is decisive.)
36. Qto Q Ari Q B 3
37. R to K sq.. Qtoltti
88:11.to BFq R B
39. Q R QxQ
40. RxQ BxKt
41. RtoQsq • BtoEG
42. ItxP 13 toB5
43. PtoQR 4 PxP
44. Rtoß6 PtoRG
- 45. Rxß Ptoß7
46. R to R. 4 P to Q R 8 (Q), aml
White reigns. • ,
Game No. 1527. _
One o f siumultaneous games played by Mr. Harr
, witz. Mr. H. gives his KKt and first move.
(Remove Black's King:a Knight.)
•(Siailian Opeuzng.)
Wn. (Ma. €ow'Ea.) 01. a. HARRWITZ.)
I.PtoK 4 PtoQB4
2. PtoQ4 PxP
Q x P• Kt to B 3
4. Qtoß 3 PtoK3
5. PtoQll3 Pt 014113
6. Kt to K ' P to B 3
7. P to FC 5 BtoK2
. 8. Bto Q 3 Castles
9. Castles P to Q Kt 4
10. P to Q Kt 4 B to Kt . 2
11. B-toKB4 . RtoQßso
12. Q to Q 2 P x P
13. 11 to 11. Kt 5 -
(He ought, of course, to have rec-sptured P
with Kt. White's anxiety to force an exchange
affords Black an opportunity for a handsome ter
mination.)
VI. It x Kt
14. B x B C?,2r. B.
15. P x It Kt to Q 5
16. Bx P (ell) * /Ct.° It el . =
17. KtoKt 2 Kt-x Bl'
Is. (2 to K 3 • • C 2 to R 5
19. It to R sq Kt toQ 7 (ch)
20. K to Kt 9/1 Q to Kt 5 (ch)
21. Q to Kt 3 ' C 2 to Q 8 mate.
• CHESS IN PARIS.
Game No. 1828.
Played between lifebsrs. Journond and Rosentha
(French Opening.)
Wu. (Mn. RePiENTIIAL.) Be. (Mn. JOUILNOeD
• 1. P to K 4 P to K 3
2.PtoKB 4 PtoQ4
3.Pto/C5 PtoQB4
1. K Kt to B 3 g Kt to B 3
5. P to B:: Kt to R 3
6. B to Q 3 P to B 4
• 7. Castles P to B 5
8. B to B 2 B to B 4 (eh)
!i. K to K sq Castles
10. P to Q 4 P x P (en pas)
'll. Qx,P Q to K sq
12. B to K 3 Bxß
13. Qxß Qtoß4
14. QKttoQ 2 PtoQKt3
15. B to g 3 B to Kt 2 „
16. P to K R 3 QRtoQsq
)
(With the intention of playing P to Q. 5.
17. Kt to Q 4 " Kt x Kt
18. P x Kt Rtoi4Bsq
19. QRtoßsq Kttoß2
20. Kt to )3 3 P to K R 3
21. B to K 2 Kt to R sq
22. littoß2 Qtoß 5
23. 11 to Kt 5 Q to K 2
2.4. P to K Kt, 4 P xP
25. KtxP Kttoß2
26. R to K Kt sq K to R sq
27. B to Q 3 Q to R 5
28. Q It to K B sq P to K R 4
29. B to Kt sq B to R. 3
30. It to B 2 P x Kt
31. R Q to K 2
32. P to B 5 P x P
33. RxBP Kttoß 3
34. Rtoß 5 IttoQß 3
35. B to Kt
(Menacing K x Kt (ch).)
50R to K B 8 (eh)
36. K toKt 2 Q to B Fq
37. P to Kt 4 Q R to B 8
38. P to K 6 It to Kt 8 (eh)
39. K to R R to R"8 (eh)
40. K to Kt 3 Q R to Kt 8 (ch)
41. K to R 4 IC x R mate.
GRESS LET GERMAN Y%
Game No. 1829.
Between Messrs. Max Lange and Eichborn.
(Bishop's Gambit.)
Wn. (MR. I..AR OE.) BL.
1. P to K 4 PtoK 4
2. PtoKB.4 Pxl
3. Btoß4 PtoQ 4
4. B x P KKttoß3
5. Qtoß3 Kt x B
6. P x Kt BtoQ3
7. Kt to K Castles
8. Castles P to Q B 3
9. QKttoß 3 PxP
10. QKtxP BtoQ
11. QKtxP Kttoll 3
12. P to Q 4 KttoKt 5
(An unprofitable manoeuvre.)
13. P to B 3 Btoß 3
14. Q to R 5 Kt to B 7
(Venturing into " the jaws - of- death." Kt to
Q 4 was perfectly , safe, and should have been
played.)
15. R to Kt sq Q to K 2
16.8t0Q 2 BtoK 5
(The Ilrst of a series of ingenious moves, the
result:of which, however, Is the losa'of the ex
change.)
17. K 4. to Kt 3 Kttolt
18. B x Kt B x R
19. KttoQs QtoKsq
20. Rx& B x Kt
2L Pxß QtoK 5
Qtoß 5 Q x Q
23. Kt to K 7 (eh) Ktoßsq
24. Kt x Q PtoKKt3;,-
25. Kt to, Q. 6 K to Kt.?.
26. Kt x Kt P KRtoKsq
27.Kt01l 2 „ RtoK2
28. Kttoß 5 Ptoß4
29. P to Q 5 RtoQßsq
30. Kt to K 6 (ch), and wins.
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MarkNW - The 1 and MOO P. M. Lines will leave from foot of
et street . by upper ferry.
From Xenzingten Dena.:
At 11 A. M., via Kensington and Jersey City, New York
Express Line uu
Ate, and ILOu A. 2.811.11.80. and 5. P. M. for Trenton
and RristoL And atle,ls A. 31. for BristoL ,-
Atand 11wn. A Id.. ISO. and 6 P. M. for Morrisville and
Tollvto
At 8.0) and 10.15 A. M., 180, and 6 P. M.. for Behenelul
and Eddington.
At 8 and 10.16 A. M. LBO, 4, 6. and 6' P.M: for Cornwell*.
Torreedale, Holmesbtag, Tawny, Wisainoming, Bridm.
harp and Prankford, and BP. M. for Hohneabmn and
intermediate Btattors:
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINER
from Kensington Depot.
At B.M A. M.. for Niagara Fail; Banda, Dunkirk,
Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rocheeter. Binghamp
Oewego. IbTacule. Great , Montw.me. Wilkes-
bane, Scranton. fitroudaburg.' ._Bend Water Oat.,&c.
At 8.00 A. M. and 3.30 P.M.. for Belvidere, _ Easton. Lam.
bertville. Flemingtoliolie. The LEO P. M. connects
direct with w ing- Easton for Mauch Chunk.
Allentown, .
At 6 P. M. for Lambertville and intermedtatelltationa.
From Weet flilladelphiti3"*. via connecting Rau-
Way. •
At 9.30 A. M.. 1.30, 6.110' and T 2 P.M. New York Er l eaa
Line. via Jamey . CIO' 26
The 9.30 A. M. and 6.80 Eli:Linea run daily. AD o ther.
Sunday excepted. •
At 9.30 A. M.. LBO, d 30 and 19 P. M., for Trenton.
At MO A. Id.. AAA and i 9 P. M. for hiTlatoL
. . .
At id P. M. (blight) for Morrieviite, Tulin° ivn, fichencira,
Eddingtoro, Cornwella, Torriedalejlouneabur&Tacon.r,
Wirolnoming, Brldeeburg and Frankford.
For Linea 'saving M. g n Depot, tate the car'on
Third or Ftfth etreeb. at t at half en hour before
The on Street Ha ll way runs
l i rftt rt nil) 'est Ph.WphiaDepot..Chcainut and Walnut
within one square. O n 8 th e !Whet Street Cars
will run to tonnes! with the Wile&
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only allowed 'each
bag .
Peamengen are prohibited from Will anything
we but their wearing apparel. ' • Mined° over fifty
pounds to be paiddor extra. -We Company limit their re.
gponafbility for baggage to One Maw pet pound, and will
notdal be liabl t. e for any amount beyond SIM except by Or
contrac
Tickets sold and checked direct through to
Barton. Worcester, old. Hartford. New Haven.
Providence, Newport, Troys_ L illaratogn.
Bomb. Syracuse. goakinter. Niagara Yana nd
An addi dug Office is located at No. dB Chestnut
street, where tickets to New York. and al important
_Pointe North sad Best. may be procured. Parsons par.
Tickete at this °Moe. can have ttheir baggage
=from re ag ddence or hotel to destination, by Union
.1r Bagg
Lines from New e York Expran
for Philadelphia Will leave from
foot of Cortland street at 7A. M and 1.00 and 4.00 P.M,
via City and Camden. At 6.20 P. M.
J=7ll.ty and Mensington; At 10.00 A: M. and 12
and 6.00 U. M.,, via Jersey City , and W. Philadelphia.
Prom Pier No. I.l4:River. at 4P. M. Express and 4. P.
M.
Emlerant, via remboY and Camden
Dec. 16. 1867. Wd. iL GATZMEII. Agent.
• • . ,
n luti r i XEYEVANIA
, OENTRAL
—Winter e.—Takb3
effect Nov. Witt e 1867. ,
'etunwtvaida Central Railroad leave the De t. at
Thirty -Scat and Market streets, which is reached
by the cars of the Market Street Passenger Railway.
the last car connecti with each train. legving Fro m
and Market streets thirty minutes before ita departure.
Those of the Chestnut and Walnut Street Ha lway run
within one Blume of the Depot.
ON SUNDAYS—The Market Street Cars leave Fruit
and Market streets M minutes before the departure of
Sleeping Car Tickets can had application at the
Ticket Office. Northwest corner into and Chestnut
Streets, and at the Dope ,t.- _ •
Agents of the Union Transfer VomPaul will call l'er and
deliver Baggage at the Depot Orders left at No. 901 Chest
nut street No. 116 Mat kot street or No. 1
,South Eleventh
street. will receive at tention.
TRAMS Li4A Vlt DEPOT. VIZ. :
..... ......... ...... . . at two &la
..... .at BOOM :
12.n0 •
Mail TreUn
eat Line
Erie Exprees . , ~ it iii 73411
Paoli Accmruodation No. 1......... ..... ......at 1.00 P. M.
Harrisburg Accom. ..... ........ .. :.:...... ... . .at 2.20 P. M.
Lancaster Accom. , ........... . .. . ..,.', ... ... ~..at4.OU P. M.
Parksburg Train' Liki P. M.
Cincinnati Ex.pre5e..................... ... —.at 8.00 P. M.
Paoli Accom. No. 3................. •• .• ... ..... at 9.00 P. M,
Erie Mai 1....,..... .... ...... .......i..:... —.at 11.15 P. M.
'Philadelphia Expre55................. ~. ..... ..at 11.16 P. M,
Accommodation:. • .... . +.a .at .. at 11.30 P, IL
Erie Mail leaves — dally. ex c ept 'Eil.
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. , gm other trate,
dally; except Sunder. '
The Wesuun Accommodation Alvin rpm daily, except
Sunday. Per this train tickets must be procured and
baggage delivered by 500 P. M. at 116 Market street.
tchum ' ' ti ritA Elu t4 res.s B A . R . R . 1 VE „.. A ..?... D .. E . P( ... -Y . F 2... V .41.16 A. M.
htilelPhia ftpreei .... ... .. ...... i .....:: . ' r. o , ~
aelLAccom.,No. 1
.• • " 8.110„ "
Vest ne, ....... ,........ ....... " 0.35 " .
rub agTreln: - .Z:: . ....................4.:....... " 9,10 , N ,
Lancaster Train. .. .. ... . ... .. .... . . ..... " 1.10 P, hL
Erie Exprece..,lX,..: , ... .. ... .. ..... .. ...,......... " 1.10 '"
Dal' Unreal , .
~.... .. ....,.............,.o. &BO ' ,
Paoll ASMOtat. .P10..2,,,......., .. ... ....'.:.:...:.... " 7.10
Efarrisbuig Acc0m....„,, „... „,.. .......... " 0.50 "
For further information;applY to
JOHN C. ALLEN i. gEAKeet, 901 clieetnet 'fret .
,-. FRANCIS FUNK 116 Market street
.g_Amuut,u.wA , Tickets9gent at the Depot
.111 e'Perl i v u t wk.. c0„A,2.,,, will eat itagruge
allY risk or agg th except for ' Wearing Apparel, and
limit their res Pons lity to Cone Huudrixi Doliani In value.
All Bag age exceeding that ihitt94lllt, in value will be at the
HA of t he owner, unless taken Eiv special contract.
.......... , -jrat) ii.. wu,LAms,
~...---- ' ueerintendent. Altoona. Pe. "
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A
~ . (S t! AND BDRUNGTOR„: I
6'• ms ROAD.--04 and OW” 1
• , ~,,.,., , l; - bor. MO', M. trinue
will art froni
gl iA , ' street I upPor forrY? for
MerchantYlDe.M 44 jor. I
_ford, m MOR , ' We. 11% nee- •
Dort, Nountllo4,oittllgke. kVAlper,yl,4q. VincentiltlN.
)AiTini f ll3" ! l •,." 4. ei '
n ti t i reth i N i t a A.
B '; '"1. 4114 P.
&j
1 . I)" . 1.„ 4 , 4 trtl , 5. , .
f* e . falittal t sii:: - : 4 , :: . 1471 . .. t fill it P: hi: ~ '
_" Moorestowu at,. ~....,,....8.18 A. M. and sHSP. M.
Den -
V. ijansaii• dupeMatemdent.
ff Mt=l=Ml
vra 3
ttla, tho Rehuga t h a b s I A
3 474 qr TVLtnT il a v n a d
MT:Agin ti roPP4 l 'V w itint d li t A C
IVA.,
g ie vthg u _ thCorilDnurs DePot i Tturreantb..and Callow=
adolpltie althtforg.hours;
HENll4l4gt ~ .tI74.*MtHCIDA .7.g0 NI lot
tah=and interrtiediete tations and Allentown.
I.'. loaves Reading, at (CIO. 4. at., arriving in,
PhiladelpWa atAtilV.ALt • " • •
MORrilNo EXPREBB.—At 3.1 b A. M., for Readi ng.
Lebanon, Harrisburg. I' ttsvillarizur grave. Tamaqua.
Nunburiattillia aLßOehmter. Niagara Falls,
Wilkesbarre, irork. Carlisle. Ohembera
burg.*Hagerstown, Re. dm
The 7.30 train connecta at Healing .rith the Salt renn.
meanie • Railroad train", for Allele AA • and. ho
8.18 AM. connects with the tabawiti vaney baba for tsar.
risbLug, &L.: at PA H Clinton „Alb Cargwvissa ft, R. *Jrwing
for WilliazosporteCocit Efagett'lllMPai dte.tat
burg with Northern Central. Qum garland and
fkbuyntill and Hugalleb sinag train COr N'orthuttibedintd.
Williimpoort 'VOW fltaibbtorsherg, .'lnegrtt, At
A.FTERWLPIWstS 7 Leam Ptdlanelpfundolt4 at 8.80
for , f,'efteßlW,crte,
W m. and Column ( gra
OTOWN AOMMODAIIOI4I.--Leites Pottstown
,
THAVIEJLEICIP
1.
'QUICKEST . TIME ON EECORIV
PANHANDLE ROUTE.
lig HOURS to CINCINNATI,
_via PENNBYLVA.
Di A um:wow) AND PANHANDLE. 73; HOURS lass
TIME than by COMPETING I,JN ES.
PASSENQERS taking the ROO P.M. TRAIN Arrive in
MAN ItlAnnext EVENING at9.5•5_.P. M., FS HOURS.
ONLY Orik. NIGHT on the ROUTE.
9E'-WOODR&FF'S celebrated Palace Eita,tb.
and / Lm .FP,ING•CA Kan through from PAUDIADbie
tellnktINNATI. Passenge_ra tnel 181, •
P. M. Trains reach CINCINNATI an all
paints WEST and SOUTH ONE TRAIN IN ADVANCTI
of all4ther Routes. , , ,
Itlr.,,,Flngers for CINCINNATINDIANABILIS.
BT.' 18. CAIRO CHICAGO PE RV., 1311KLIN14.
TON.- QL MILwAHKEE, T. P "OMAH A
_A N.
'W.4 and all points WEST. NORTIIVVES and SOUTH.
WEST_,. _will be particular to ask for TICKETS E" Via
PANHANDLE ROUTE.
pOrTo SECURE thet/tLA.It lALED advant.mea of.
this LINE . be VERY PARTI U and ASK FOR
',TICKETS 'Via PANHAND t , at TICKET OFFICES.
'N. W. CORNER NINTH and ,CHESTNUT Streets..
NO. 116 MARKET STREET, bet., Second and Front Hitt.
Arid THIRTY-FIRST and MARKET Streati.Weat
S. F. SCULL, Oen'l Ticket Agt., Pittsburgh.
JOHN H. M/LLER, titralf i aarn ALIJA, Itioadway.N.Y.
WEST. JERSEY
RAILROAD LXNES.
. ,
'FROM FOOT OF MARKET STREET,
(UPPER FEJLRY).'
hn
COMMENCING' 'TP-R.. —DAY. SEPT.SEPT. 17. UAL
,•
Trani will leave WI follower__
For Bridgeton. Salem , Vineland. Atiliclile and interne.
auto Stations. at B.ou A.M., and a.zo P. M.
/for Cape Mayll.Bo P. X,
For Woodbtuy at BAB A. IL. and'B.9o and (too P. IL
Freiglit Train leaves Camden , MOO bL (croon.) .
Freightwill be received at second Covered Wharf be.
low Walnut ;street, from 7A. M. until 6P. M. Freight re.
(mitred before 9 A. B. will go forward, the mune day.
Might Delivery. No. Sia9 South Delaware avarice. •
WMLIA.M J. SEWELL. Superintendent.
NONDEPENNEDILVANJA
THE. WDLE . ROUTE.—Shorteid
and hunt direct Line to Bethlehem,
alientown, Manch Chung. Hazleton, White Haven,
Wilkeelearreadahanoy City,Mt Carmel, Pittston, &ran
bioand all the pointrUn the Lehigh and Wyoming Coal
na.
allaellger.Thrt PhiladelPliia. E. tomes of Berke
and AtneFizan beets.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT—NINE DAILY TRAINS—.
On and after THURSDAY, Nov. 14,1867, Passenger trains
leave the New Depot, corner of Berke, and . American
Bdreeta, daily (Sunday s excepted). as follews: •
At 7.45 M.—Morning Express for Bethlehem and .Prin
oipal Btations on North Pennsylvania Railroad, connect.
Mg at Bethlehem with Lehigh 'Valley Railroad for Allen•
rGatazauquA, Ellathwto_th. Memch Chunk, Weather.
Jeanesville. 'Hazleton. White Maven, Wincesbarre,`
*piton, Pittston, Scranton, and all points in Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys • also, in connection with Lehigh
and Mahanoy Railroad for Mahaney City, and with
Catawissa Railroad for Rupert,Danville, Milton and Wit
liarnsport. Arrive at Mauch Chunk at 12.05 A. M. • at
Wilkesbarre at 3 P. M.•. at scow ton at 4.(a P. M.;
at Mahanoy City at 2P. M. Passengers by this train can
take the Lehigh Valley Train, passing Bethlehem at 'lSt
A. M. for Easton and points on New Jamey Central Rail
road to New York.
At 8.45 A.M.—Accommodation for Doylestown, stopping
at all intermediate Stations. Passengers forWMow Grove,
Hatboro' and Hfunnrille, by this train. take Stage at Old
York Road : ~
At 1015 A, M.,-Accommodation for Fort Wankington.
stopping at Intermediate Stations.
At LSO P.M.—Express for Bethlebem.Alleinown, Mauch
Chniack, White Haven, Wilkesbarre Mahanoy Con.
tralla„_Elbenandoak Mt. Carmel, Pittston and Scranton,
and all points in Mahoney and Wyoming Coal Begiona
Passengers for Greenville take this train to Quakertown
At 2.46 P. M.—Accomomdation for Doylestown, stopping
at all intermediate stations. Passengers take stage at
Doylestown for New Hope. and at North Wales for atm
gwirtnarn,
At 4.113 P. AL—Accotrunodation for DoYiestown.Ste_iiPing
a t a n intermediate stations. Passengers for Willow (trove.
Ratborongb and Hartsville take stage at Abington.
At gan P. M.—Through aceommodhs for Bethlehem and
sil stations on main line of North Pennsylvania Railroad,
at Bethlehem with Lehighley Evening
Train for E . aeon, Allentown,Mauch
At (LOD P. M.—Accommodation for Landsale. stopping
at all intermediate stations
At 11.33 P. hi.—Aecommoilgton for Port Washington. •
Titmseiggyz AyarLADlgkrat.4,
P'rom Bethlehem at 9.15 A. IL, 1105 and BA P. AL
105 P. M. train makes direct connection with Lehigh
C
from Futon. Scranton, Wilkesbarre„
=loy City sad Hazleton. Paaselag. , . era leaving Ponce
at 11,90 A. Id arrive in Philadelphia at BM P.M.
Plere leaving Wilkesbarre - LW P. M. conned
at at ti5P. IL. and arrive at Philadelphia at
BAO P. IL
From Doyleatovm at &SS A. M., 5.10 and 7.00 P. M.
From Lansdale st 7.93 A. BIL
From Fart Washington' at ILIO A. It and LOS P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9.90 A. M.
Philadelphia for_Doyleetown at 9.0() P. Pd.
W=llfor Philadelphia at 7.90 A. M.
for Philadelphia at CIO P. M. •
Fifth and Sixth streets Passenger Cars emrve7 Mume*
am to and from the new Depot.
White Cars of Second and Third Streets Line and Union
Eir ic al within a abort distal:umDepot
of the
most be procured at the Ticket otlice io order
10 SOWN the lowest rata of Igoe. •
ELLIS LRK. Azad.
Tiekets sold and Bausge checked thro hto mi. l asli ch, d
ris. at Maim% P Baggage raicprers
o h .lo6south Fifth street.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD—
TIME TABLE.--Commencing Mon
day. Sept, az. me. Trains mill leave Depot, corner of
Broad 'nest and Washington avenue, as follows:
Way-mail Train. at B.Bo(Sundays exclmrtaili. for
Baltimore, stopping at all re g ular stations. Connecting
with Delaware road at Wilmington for Crisfield and
Ramses train at 18.00 M. (Bandar' excepted) for Sal.
timers and Washington.
Exerem Train at 0.80 P. M. (Sundays exceptedl,_for
tfmore and WashinaWnortopping at (.2karbsr. Thmiow.
Linwood. _Qsiymeni, n, Newport._ Stanton.
Newark, Elkton, North-East, Charleston.
HavredoGrace, Aberdeen , Perri-man% Edgewood.
Majmilisi„ Chase's and Stemmer'. Run.
t Exprem at 41.00 P. M. (daily) for Baltimore and
Wington. Connects at Wi lmington (Saturdays ex.
muted) with Delaware It. R. line, stopping at New
Castle, Middleton,. Cla.vton, Dover, Seaford.
Salisbury, Prinows Anne and connecting at Crisfield
. with boat for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Portsmouth and
the South.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Nor olk via Balti
more will take the WV M. Train. Via Cristfield will
take the 1100 P. M. train.
Trains stopping ' at all static= between
Phibni=and Wilmington r
Leave Philadelphia at LK 4.80. 400 and 11.30 (d
PM. The 4.80 P.Mtraho connects with the Delaware IV.
road for Milford and intermediate stations.. The CO P.
train runs to New Castle.
Leave Wilmington 7.00 and &CO A. M. and 4.0) and
ILV (daily) P. M -
From Baltimore to Plßadelpida.—Leave Baltimore 7.18
L. M., Way MaiL 9.85 A. M.. 511zp_ress. 2.15 P. M., Ex.
press. ILM P. M.„ Snores& 8.66 P. M., Express,
SUNDAY TRAMS FROM BALTIMORE, leave Batt.
more at BM P.M.. stopping at liavre de Grace r Perryville
and Wilmington. Ake stops at North. Bast, E.Brton =and
Newark to take erg for Philadelphia. and leave
era from W on or Baltimorsa
o a r H a ll CZ to leave pamenssans trom Waibbston or Saki.
more
Through Baskets to ail points West, South and Southwest
may be proeurad at Tieketoelee. 828 Chestnut street,under
Cuuttnental Betel. where also State Rooms and Berths In
f= s +Cara eau be geoured, during the day. Persona
at this' office can have baggage
checked at t a til reeidenoe by the Union Transfer Com.
Pens.
B. F. KENNEL Superintendent
°BM
TER AND PIM&
D IDA RAILROAD, VIA ME.
DIA., W INTER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after MONDAY. Oct. 7th, MI, trains will
leave Depota , drty-f&stnilc..likennut streetg. follows :
Trains MTh. for Weet Cher
k.
at 7.45 E. TT, aao. turoim, us and 11.1 k)
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia. from Depot on R
Market eireet. BM; 7.45. &00 and 10.45 A. Id :. 1.66,41.50 and
856 P. bL
Trains leaving West Chester at 800 A. bi_. and leaving
Philadelphia at. 4.50. P. M., will stop at B. C. Junction
and Media only.
- Passengers to or from stations between West Chester
and B. .C. Junction going East, , will take trains leaving
West Chester at 7,46 andgoing West will take train
leaving Philadelphia at 4.50 P. M., and transfer at B. C.
Junction.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7:46 A. M. and 4.150 P. M.,
and leaving WestJu neUm Chester at s.oooo ints A. M. and 4.50 P. 111.,c O on •
meet at B. C. With Trains on the P. and B. (I IL
ONOxford and B— _
N SUNDAYB—Le Warne/ ate ave Philadelphia at 5. 80 A. M. and
2.00 P. M.
Leave West Chester 7.66 A. M. and 1.00 P. M.
The Depot Is reached directly by the Chestnut and
Walnut greet can. Those of the Market street line run
within ono Ware. The care of both lines connect with
each train upon-its arrival- ,
par Paulo:o4er e are allowed to take wearing apparel
only sa Bag e. and the Company , will not._ in any cue,
be responsle or f an amount exceeding one hundred dot
Wik unless special contract is made Genera l Su p erintendent.
same.
HENRY WOOD. General Superintendent.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAILROAD—WINTER TIME TA.
BLE.— Through and Direct Route be.
tween Philwielphlk Baltimore, Harrisburg, Williams
port and the Great oil Region a Penneylvands.—Elegant
Sleeping Care on all Night Trains.
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 28th, 1887, the Trains on
the Philadelphia and ErieS TWAR Railroad will run as follows:
WED. •
Mail T.r.ain leaves Philadolpliis. 11.15 P. M.
arrives at EH_ .. . ~..5:.. 9.00 P. M.
Effie Express leaves P hiladelphia . .....12.00 Noon.
Wi11iam5p0rt.......... 8.50 P. 61,
arrivee at 9.45 A. M.
Elmira Mall leaves Philadelphia ....... ..... . 8.00 A. M.
'arrives at Lock . ............... 7.45 P.M.
Mail _ • EAMTWABM
Trlitileay.ee Erie n .... • . ...... A. BL
W ......... 11.56 P.M.
arr. at Ph11ade1pma............ ...... 8.65 A. M.
gr , fe FVss leaves Erie. 4.26 P. H.
.ara.' at . .. . LW P.
Elloinall Wires Lock Haven... .... 7.10 A. 6L
err. at Philadelphia. ~.,.. ..,6.10 P. M.
Mail and Express emineot with%all trains onWarren and
Franklin Railway,Paseengers leaving_ Philadelphia at
12.0euAlrit arrive PL 4rvifietori !It! and Oil Lltlat
Leaving Philadelphia P. ll..arrive at Oil Oily at
4.86 P. Id •
All traine,on Warreg and Visalia Railway make oh*.
eonnec one at Oil Lary with trains Xor rrerbilr% Auer,
Petroleurn (Antraßaggage oneek.od threamh: ,
ene'rßalEDl3uperhi"llolllll4ent:'"'
T igalkilllßßitc&lMl DEN AND ATtaiN 10 "11.
• ItitEß ARFLINGEStiIiIai3:.
tin and atter•TkiieadaS, irateber pc. 1567,0), will
leave Vine k treat rovAany• thu n dm mop
Mali and Freight ~..... ... .... . . ........7.ilti A. M.
Athol* , Ac00mm0deAka................... ..3A5 P. M.
Iltaittotinon Accommodation to Atop : l4l , j4t,prinedifig
Itektiiiii4 . 6 *Li; loailiiiktPliiiri, P.
' i
Atlantie , Aotantunsidation.........:7l....h .:..:-.. la A. lit
yen and Preight.. 0 . 4 .,,__.... • .. ........ 1 ao P. M.
wattle') Amami. utia fo;ktea.. " * " . .- 7 :- .... acac.A:M.-'
t lit ad denfield..teeatatickaMkaa-lint ka.A• " •i• • - -
, .
EXJ O ittre , e rn7..... - ................1 0 . 15
A.M.. OA P. M.
de
adnd. M.
ecso4 .u LOO
0 b.. MUNDfr.A m ts.
• •
A. TEMInUX/1/01?-:011IDE.
~ • , •
'IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS..
AN,GrE• OF; TIME: :
TBR 6RFATTEI4IO ROM, BBLLIFOSI'AIiIIIINKY,
C'ondeete at CRESTUNE, Oir 0, Is three Einte.l
trains daily from Pennsylvania Central. fiallway Dep9t.
Thirty-first and Market streets, leavll9B at • .
12 M. r 8 P held Ili' 15 P
Splendid State. Room Sleeping Card arnattached to all
night trainson the liellefontahte Railway.
- l'ho 9AIO CrEtilft •
from Philadelphia has Sieening Care to Pittsburgh. and
arrives at Ca EsiTLH, OHIO, for; torptier. where Bleep
ing Cars are attached and run to TERRE HAUTE.
Psestngers by this train make close connection at St.
Lents for all Western Points.•He_particalar and ask - for
tickets via the BEE LINE ROUTE. ' •
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket offices.
• JOS. 14. AtillEY, 901 libellant ',treat.
E A. FORD, General P
assenger Agent. General Agent, Philadelphia.
.
Indianapolis, had. deP2.6t•
111MTO 4. AMD EL OWITO4 ""I4
ALOAD =IR TAIILIL-On and after
W • 1,1867._
FOR GEBALANTOWN.
Leave Phitadelphie-6. 7 B`lsBM. 10. 11, 12 A. IL i LS. 3.19.
et e t a ti !.l l /, 7. .9. 10 P. 31. t• 07 i 77-45 ..%. 1190. 9, M. 1 2 *IL
mote tl e, 434,
down wan tirk% B, . 1 90, It r. aa. •
the 734 •
8.20 . and and 634, up trains. , win
stop on the Germantown Branch. . •
ON RUNDAYB;
_„
Leave Phlladelrlda-9.16 minutes A.M. 4 SI and 10M P.M.
Leave OermantoMMA.M. •1,6 an P. M. ,
CEEB
Leave Phlhmlelphla-11, MA; M. i 6.8% VA. 7. Land
hL
Leave Chestnut 10111-7.10 zatnntekka.49 and 11.40 A.
* 1 LAS" 5440. Lek
oN 8.40 a U nd
D 10.40 P.M. . • •
NAY& • _
Leave Philadelphia-9.1 b minutes A. h_l, 9 and 7 P. m.
Lat ri r u teltn,..N . L , l,l4l--7.s4lminutea M.; 12.40 ! L4O and
FOR 00N8HOHOOKR14 AND NORRIWPOWN.. _
Leave Philadelthia--6, 7M. 9. 1 1.0 6 hL ; 8. QC 634,
ve N 7. 7.193. 9: 11 AAL 6:138 8, 438.816
ON BUNDAYit.
seaVe Philadelphia.-8 A. hL,= . 7.15 P
Leave Norristown-7 A ir n and 9P. ht. • •
rFOR
Leave Phßadakhia--0,7‘.7. 11.06 A. ALI 1* C. 436.638
6.15,&06 and 1136 P. M. •
Leave litanmunk-4.10.7.1% 8131, 934 1134 838.6,
6%. and 9 P. M.
• SPONDATI3. , .
Leave Pidladelphta-9 A. M.. 2,;4 and 7.16 P. M.
Leave hisnmun M.,13 and 9,N1
W. 13. wtheolf. - Umeral sapothitend
Depot. Ninth and Oreen ati•i. •
cExTLlitEgyaMilieDL.T_Wentirk
On and after Monday.
Oct. 1147,We Trains A =Phlladelphle., from the
Deotof the wee Chester Phftdetphis Ranroad,corner
=sq—titet and Chestnut etreeta.(West Ptdlada.).att4.ll
A. M. and 4.60 P. M.
Leave
Leave Oxford a Illai ngra.2s P. ,tion. at 6.. e. awl Oxford at 6.30 aM
M.
A Market Train with Paatenger Car attached. will run
on Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving the hieing Bun at 11.06
A. M., Oxford at 11.45 M., and Kennett at 1.00 P. M. con.
nocting at West Chester Junction.with a Train for Phila.
delphia. onWedneedays and Saturdays train leaving Phi
ladelphin at 2.51 P. M., run through to Oxford.
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 7.45 A.M. *newts at
Oxford with a daily line of Btagee for Peach Bottom, in
Lancaster county. &timing, leaves Peach Bottom to
connect at Oxford with the Afternoon Train for Philadet
The Train leaving Philadelphia at 4.50. P. M. rune to
Eking bun, Md.
Paaserinlini allowed to take Wearing Apparel only. ac
BMitagiv, and the Comp arlY will not Many cam be reepon
dble for an amount ftW,..Mg ono hundred dollars, unless
II special contract be made for the same.
@ table HENRY WOOD. iNmar
MEW AST
I NORTHE Y E I TRIEVAN LI ni. RA V I I t
ROAD, to Wincesbarre, Pdahanoy
City, Mount Carmel, Centralia , and all points on Leh's' ,
Valley Railroad and its branches.
By new arrangements, perfected this day this road is
enabled to give increased despatch to merchandlao con
signed to the above named Wets.
Goods delivered at the Through Freight Depot,
S. E. cor. of FRONT anANOEILDIStroets.
before SP. M., will reach Wilkesbarre, Mount Carmel,
Mahanoy City, and the other stations' in Mahanoy - and
Wyoming alleys before 11 A.M.., of the succeeding day
lece M.LIB OLA • R. Agent.
siIIiaPrEVEVS , GUIDE"
For Boston---SteamelA w ' Line Dina.
BA MIN° FROM EACH.MRT FIVE DAYS.
FROM PINE STREET, P ...A.DELPHIA. AND LONG
WHAM. BOBTON.
AnitThis line is composed of the &idea
Steamships,
' ROMAN, 1,488 tone, Captain 0. Baker.
SAXON, 1 450 tone, Captain S. H. Matthewi,
NORMAN, 1.208 tone, Captain L. CrowelL
The NORMAN from Phila. on Saturday., Dec. 21, g P. M
The hOMAN from Boston on Friday. Dec 20. 8. P. aL
These Steamships sail punctually. and Freight will be
received every day, a Steamer being always on the berth.
Frei ht for ointa beyond Boston sent.with despatch.
For. or PastagClomperior accommodations).
apply to BENRY WINSOR & GO..
royal 8:38 South Delaware avenue.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR,
LINES
FROM PIER 18 SOUTH WHARVES.
The JUNIATA will sail FOR NEW ORLEANS. VIA
HAVANA, Saturday. December M. at 8 o'clock A. M.
The STAR OF THE UNION will sail FROM bEW
ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA. Saturday December:lL
The TONAWANDA will sail F OR SAVANNAH.
Saturday , ecember 21, at 8 o'clock
The WYOMING will sail FROM SAVANNAH, Bator.
day. January .
The PIONEER will sail FOR WILMINGTON, N. C..
on Thursday December 26, at 3 o'clock P. M.
Ibrongh Bills of Lading signed, and Passage Tickets
sold to all points South and West.
WILLIAM L JAMES, General Agent.
CHARLES E. HIRERS, Freight Agent,
nob No. 314 South Delaware avenue.
DAILY LINE FOR BALTIMORE.
Via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steam.
beat Company, daily at 8 o'clockf..
The Steamers of this line are now plying regularly be•
tween this port and Baltimore, leaving Pier No. 2
North Delaware avenue, above Market street, daily at 3
o'clock P.M. (Smadays excepted.)
C arrying all description of Freight as low se any, other
Freight lundled with great care, delivered promptly.
and forwarded to all points beyon d 'the terminus free of
commission.
Particular attention paid to the transportation of all
deecription of Merchandise. Hones, Carriages. &a.. die.
For further information. apply to
JOHN . RUOFF. gent,
apl6.ly* No. 18 North Delaware avenue.
HAVANA STEAMERS.
• SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
The Steamships
HENDRICK HUD50N............. ...... . . Howes
STARS AND STRIPES— .Capt. Holmes
These steamers will leave * this port for Havana every
other Tuesday at WA. M.
The stesutuihip STARS AND STRIPES, Hohnee,master;
will sail for Havana on Tuesday morning. - December 31
at 8 o'clock. , •
Pas) t o i Havana , loo. MUMMY.
No ht received after Saturday. ,
For f t puma, app' to
• THMASATTEI wa ON it SON.
140 North Delaware avenue.
4.„, FOR LIVERPOOL, WITH DESPATCH.—THE
'A V% first-elate American ship CHIEFTAIN, 1311 tone
, Tegieter, Thomas.. McEntire, imager. This- vel a .
aid. having a largo portion of her cargo engaged, will sail
as above. For balance of freight or paging° apply to
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, llb Walnut street:
FOR NEW YORK SWIFTEIURE
Transportation Company—Despatch and
Bwifteure Linea Via Delaware and Ran.
tan Canal, on and after the 15th of. March, leavbig WI" n t
UM. and 5 P. M., connecting with all Northern and East.
em lines. For freight,, which will be taken on accommo
dating terms, apply to. WM. AL BAIRD As CO.,
tehlaly .Na.lBflBouth Delaware venue.
CITY ICB BOAT.
The Office of the City Ico Boat will be
for the present at No. 500 south Delaware
Avenue. where applications for towage can be made.
delti riti .
‘2IEAMSTILP NORMAN. FROM BOSTON:—CONSIG
/3 nees of merchandise, per above steamer, will please
send for their goods, now landing ot flop, street wham
ITE'v , Pv wTN 8 , 47
1? CO: • :
DRUtittl.
UiniDABB ROOT, OF RECENT IMPORTATION,
arid very superior quality: • White 'Gum Arable;
East India Castor Oil; Whito and Mottled Castile 8, ,
0 121
-Olive- Oil. of Tat - lOUS brands. '--- Far by R'nfr . ""
SHOEMAKER & CO., Druggists, Northeast of
Fourth and Race streets. 5027-tf
DUBE PA lI , PrtK—WP, OFT TOPBE T ftdOß PURE
1 White Lead, `Glue White and Colored Palate Nt out
own manufacture, of undoubted purity; in Ouultitica ie
suit purchaaerd. -ROBERT; BBOF.,MANLit tic CO.,
Bea'credit Paints and Vandal:Jas. N. E. coma Fourth and
Race Streets. nontf
R()BERT 8110EMAKER ',dr, CO,. WHOLESALE
uggieta, N. B. corner Fourth and flack) 8 treuta-- ,
invite the attention of .the Trade :o their largo, dock
of Fine Drugs' and Chemicals, Eeeential 0111. iiponged.'
Cooke, &c. noll7,tf
BUNDRIES.—GRADUATES — MORT , ed:
1- 1 PM Thee, Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Tweezers, Puf
Soxes, Horn Scoops, Surgical Jagtrunicuts. Trusses, Hart
and soft Rubber Goods, Vial Cases, Glass and sfotx
Syringes. &c,, all at "First donde" prices,
gI,roWDEN SHUT'!
subttrp ' 23 Routh Eighth street
B101:ODA' ;AND GEORGIA • ARROW ROOT,--THe
New Crop—twoct. rare , and of dazzling whßenew
directly (rote the growee, •
Sold at etandard weight; and Alla! antoed ha Udell*
4nd purity. • . IlutiDELL, ll Avothecaryo
1n9104f- 14101;
osteacidepa'
t rouvEss CAMM ,
Ay= A. waiuvr. 111101INTON PtItIL CUM= .S. : GILISCON
' 7- • rusooong. WILIGI/T, FRANK
ProTER Walerin dr.IIONk; •
ImporOro of .Earthewsvare...
nn
.. •
•
• shipping,and ConAtinslotillinhiults,
•
N 0.11 5 WitAtit etteet,,Pitiladeiplaht.
fIOTTON AND LINEN- DEUX Or ..F , VM
width Flom one to six feetvide,- numbera. Teut and
Awatag,Poc.ly_ Pawl:oaken+ Forting, BO Twine, dia,
.1011 N W.EVEKNAN-dt 004 INo:301 Janus' , ,1114.7. •
pRTVX
WELI4B:—QWNERB OF PROPERTY—THE
.I only piece to get PI y/ale. awed am) diniutooted.
at very low Priem A. EYB * SON,'Nautifiotoror of Pan,
Gojdornith Nal - Library street, •
;,, u .aitoirts.
IDLEABANT' FVELiiiiiilED-011-71114/FURNISHEIY
.L roope, withi a. Rt.lios IRO) tiOvvntivit, clkitlfutc
_ ,
lift6l)l.6oM - HAMM WROXAV
in
sat outer boaea ot thkestodlittell e t , L
t ar
Arks and tor We by j 0& 1110.1OBIER CO: 1 Bo tb 4 ,
Damn 11,0110
-3piolciFx Er BiHiltSc NW EIMEMONNIES.dte
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—A' BEAUTIFUL "
gentry Restdencei known as "Rose UM? 'lnnate •
on. the Brutes turnpike.,-11$6 fromr the State- -•-•
louse, one Mlle Item Torresdale, and within& quarter el
a mile of Boris's Station, on the Philadelphia And Trenton ,•;
R. R., containing abont II urea of land in a high 'Wear '
~ c ultivation. .
• •
The improvements
front an d'
kiansiott,llo - feet squArs!f.' - -
with largo Piazza in front and Ohgervetory on too roof.
It has drawing-room, sittinginum, dining-room andC,.
kitchen on the first. Hoer, eight chambers, bath.room with
hot and cold water, Watencloset;'wasithasin and bidet • .
and butler's pan in dining omm; cOelting range and -; ;
force pump in the kitchen to supply.water to the tang;;
milk vault anti wino closet -in the cellar.
The out-buildings site a largo ice.hon* over which a
summerhouse, a milk and provision , vaulttudielning a •
never-failing well of meet excellent water under • cover,
stabling for flve horses and seven cows, ctirrlagerhouse,
tool house, poultry lard and pigpen. A part otthe•gtonnti'
is beautifully laid out vvi.b gravel - walks and Lanni,.with
abundance of shrubbery and ornamental treat., Tin/MN
also several hundred choice fruit trees of:Wiliest dye*
'variety in full beam's a grapery over ROO fdet dongibestra.
''leg the choicest varieties of grapes; &vegetable gardft Off.",
d
'two acres. inclose with a nent..picketfctfee and tnmei,•,•..•
hedge ittlrent, which is 500 feethn the turnpike. ,
fruit rained °faunally , ff said in the. market,' would pgy
least $l,OOO. A neverfailing stream, called the Poiltledeu c tf.t.
crosses t he entire western bound of tle proteinee. "
Twothirds of the ~ purubase• Eno .may remain
mortgage,. or it would be renthi to a responsible Trenton on A lease. •Acceenibleby the FhilAdelphia and Trenton
Railroad Cars eht bt 'eight firers 4 dap during_ the - entire.
year. and Steambeat,from Torresdtile twice a d ay"- , - • '
For further particulars apply to • • • ' •.• ''• .
" " id iikrlELtliS a ,
/4;E:corner nird and Smite& Phila.
gRFOP: PALE OR TO RENT .—A FARM, : SITUATE
I on the 'Bristol Pike, ICI.O miles' from the, State
'House, containing' .2ft a llw. Iling. cres, with - Large :Stone-
A iargellaW,Partilust erected..with..eatt-bandia&44lli;--
lbe Nixing ou the above grounds In . ing'new. Sink Vault.
Fruit and other trees. The ground in a. high state of cut,
tivatio7 , well watered, the - Poquessen Creek passing
through IL. It Is about half miltifrom torte's • 'sl . tatiou ,
on the Philadelphia and 'lrenton Railroad, the cats stop
ping at the Station six or eight times daily. ' •
Two thirds of the purchase mopey . can remain ori •
7:alliance, or thorium would be rented to a. responsible
tenant on a lease. Apply to •
ISAAC NATHAN%
N. E. Cor. Third and Spruce, Phila.
rtFOR 14ALR—ON FORTIETH, BELO
Street, West Philadelphia—
A very desirable Cottage residence, replete with
every convenience.
Stable, Cosch•house and Green-bailee. Grounds hand.
soinely laid out, with a profneion of fruit trees in full
bearing. Lot, 7d by 190 feet. The grounds adjoining, 111
feet front, can be had if desired.
na29,lm. 8A at FIELD.
No. 142 South r rent Street.
COUNTRY SEAT AT BoRDENTOWN, N. J.—
Large three•story brick alanalou House. containing
:II moms, bewutitully located, and suptdied 'with gas,
Water,hot. air furnaces , and every mode. n improvem ent, suitable fora eellool or stun mor bow•ding.house, stalfling
for ten hot see. carriage house, Sic., with nearly five acres
of ground. upon wilickare large forest trees, shrubbery.
mineral springs, fire., near railroad station. For salo by.
I. C. PRIQE, No. 5.1 North Seventh et. del bsv,f,m Itn4
tOR SALE—A VALU %BLS'. PROPERTY FOR
investment, consisting of two three-story brick
" Stores with dwellings, and five three-stary modern
brick dwellings, built in the best mannyr, And furnished
with every eonventenct.„ situate on 'the S. E. corner of
Fourth and Diamond streets, extending to titans street.
AN all occupied by good responsible tenants. J. M. GUM
MEY & SONS, 508 Walnut street.
gRSATLE: 74 IIF --- Ltildi, -WELL-LIGHTED
lr-stury building' of the College of- Pharinatr,
entith side of Filbert street, above Seventh. Very
desirable for a printer, publisher or manufacturer.
Apply to t:li AS. RICIFIARDSON.
or NATHANIEL E. JANNEY,
206 South Fourth, street.
D
ilo ELEGANT RESIDENCE. 1863
00. ELEGANT • RESIDENCE. - ..
NC). OM SPRUCE SP. . • .
FOR SALE—TERMS EASY.
'MAME. BROTHER As CO..
S oil South Street; .
FACTORY FOR BALE OR RENT.--. 1
_,LARGB
three4dory brick Factory Building. having frentron
three streets. Is built in the most substantial man.
ner, nearly new and in perfect order. Lot 84 feet heathy ,
118 feet deep. immediate 1w Ilan given. For further
particulars apply to J. M. 'Y & BONS, 808 Walnut
street.
FOR SALE.—THE HANDSOME THREESTORY
Dwelling. with three•story back buildings. No. MS,
North Seventh street; has every modem convent.'
deco and improvement, and Is in perfect order. Immo.
that° poss. salon. Ono half can remain on , mortgage.
Apply to COPPUCE dt JORDAN. 433 Walnut street.
IaFOR BALE OR RENT—A 11.ANDa051E MODERN
Reelee, 2ot feet front. budt in the beAt wanner,
" with every convenience, and lot teet Men to a So'
feet wide street, situate on nummer etreet.' near Logan'
&p are. lo In perfect order.' Immediate poeeeesion given.
J. M. GUMMIIEY ac SONS, 54 5 3 Walnut street • •
TO H.ENI*.
FOR RENT.—IINFURNISIIED 41)R PARTLY
furniphed, with carpets complete, a handsome four-.
story brown stone residence, havina'the modern
conveniences and in perfect order, Mosta on Locipit,
street, near St. 31ark.4(Thuren. J• M. GUNMEN , SONS.
508 WalnuC street.
rTO RENT.--A HANDSOME THREE-STORY'•'-
Dwelling, with all modern 'improvements, No. 2012.
Mt. 'Vernon street . Immediate possession. Also a
Three-story Double Dwelling. ii. E. corner, Broad and Co-
,
lumbia ay. nue, suitable for residence or store. Immedi.
ate nOESETPKIOII. Apply to COPPlitili &JORDAN, Na. 41/8
Walnut str-et
C.FOR. RENT—A HANDidOMELY.EURNIETIED,
u Rebid( nee, with parlor, diming-room pitting-MOM...
kitchen, and aix eharoberat largoyard, and ovary
convenience; situate on Race street, nemrSixteenth.
211. G LIMEY d 7. SONS, iiol3 Walnut street. , '
THIRD STREET —FOR RENT. THE TO
• ;
Estoryigranite arid brick Store Property, No. 14211NOtila
Third street. Inrinediato poen/gum.' J. U. GUM..
4.E.1( SONS. 608 Walnut 'stmt.
ra;FOR RENT FROM DECEMBER IST A LAM 11l
nect , !Store, on Delgwaro avenue; below gliestnlit XL -•
- Apply to . JOB. , B..BUBBIER CO.; s .
no 6 11 108 South Palawan avaque.,
. .
FOR RENT.—SECOND AND THIRD: ISTORros;
of 0 o N0..Z . 10 Norclt'lltird street. !"oPP9sAte 4 igile
tor •
. de,l
MO RENT—WITH IMMEDIATE POEBEEMOB I i t IIIEt
11 second , third, fourth and fifth floors of very e
premises on Market street. Apply to B. H: 'BLEEP R V
Co., Is o. 771 Market street. 1 &IMO
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE tivITED
A STATES FOR THEEASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN.
SILVA NIA.--I n Bankrigtoy.— In the matter of JAMES
G. afAREE, nHankrunt...-7b whomit may concerti: The
ne
undersigd hereby alvea notice of hi. aeootntment as
Assignee of JA 341.8 -G. MA HEE, of Philadelphia, in the
county ef Philadelphia. and State of P••nn.ylvania. with-.
in said District, who has been adjudged a budtrupt ntrou.
his wit Opetition.bv the District Court of said District. '
Dated iat,PAlladeiphia. - the 6th day of November A. D.
' • Wm. voODis,
cle2llthSto No. 128 Southlixth atrect.
I N THE ORPILANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
.1' County of Phibuielphin:—Estate of 13U3AN TROT:
TER, deceaped.—Tbi Auditor appointed by the Court to
audlt. settle and adjust the first. and Real-acconnt.Of
CHARLES W. TROTTER, Executor of too last wilt and
- testament of SUSAN TROTTER, dec'd., and trireport,
distribution of the balance in the hands. of the
accountant. Will meet the parties intei - ested for the pur.
poses of his appointment, on MondaY, tko .113 d. day of
December. 18i57 nt 4 o'clock. P. M., at his Aloe, No. 613
Walnut street, iu the city of Philadelphia. •
deli ee.f milt* ROBERT N. V. I - U.901.i, Auditor.
I' N i ci l u i n t iy ° „l l. PiaTe 1 %,,L . O h
T ExT,l 4 u Intil'ib'lig;rE AND
-:
LAKEMEYER, deceased.—ihe Aditor tippolnted by the .
('a art to auditsettisland adjust the first and, final account .• ;;
M NARY LAKEMEYER. A d miluistratrix of the Rotate Ot•— ' •
FRLD lt ERICK ; AKI M.,CYE deceased, and to.report ,•
, distribution of the balance in tin r hand of the acomintant;
;will meet the parties interested for the purpose of ;his sp. '••
rob timed. on I uesdsy, December Nt1 , ,113i7, atoto!clook„,
P; M. at hi• Oflice, eon theast corner of Sixth and Walm4
streets (second flour), in the city i. f Philadelphia, „;:;:,
dell w f,itiao'; * LIF.INRY B. IiAGEIIiT, Ainlitor. . .
.II N Tllll' ORPHANS' COURT FOR TOO CITY AND
L County of Philadelphia.—Estate of GRI MOP: d3flTl4;
ft
;de :wed. The Auditor appcint4 by the Court to audit, ';
, ettle and adjust thv_account of eORGI.: P. brAVIS and
ChOIiORI. REL,LEIt. Anitilniatrators of the estate of :
Ol °EOM SAllTlloleceasetl. and 'to, r eport distribution' , t
of the balance In the hands of the accountant eon, meet ..-
the pin Hew interoted for the, purpme of his appoint: ' •
went. on AlondaY. tlecember 2311. at .1 o'clock N. Al.. at ''',''''
Ibis 011 . (0, No. 120 South Sixth ~treor, le the eitV Of Phil., •
adeintit. ~ (.4 L STA VUS It FIKAK,
del.w f trEtII ;,,,' . . Auditor. - ;
„ .
STOVES *NI) 111.E.Vill 011tS•
• E INT 0 V
W. A. A:YIN() Lr) •
lax rrmoved hid D. poi for tho mato of . IZUKMACES
eri. 8, SLA L-.NIANPI,4EOi tropt9 l
(11$ESTNI:T.StrePt to
1365 C EKE' N ft i , t§q:lo. 4 :F,1 1 1": "
)318ro f . , ' •
ffiTAfgi - fiCtiFaigtßiWYtrrairElNlNik.
ropqau ititlige2, for frintillt...Y.hot eLvAtt
tutione, IA twenty different
Odd lionfte4., Hot dic Fit. mice l'ortilgiiklantatso
LoW.down Grittee; Firebefird s tiKtltltetiorikatoW-"
bole Plateo. ktrolleref, Cooking 3tov.+N. . rto., ,rliolosaie and
retail, by the ntaulf,citurpre, siimin Titostam , , ,
.
20 NO , th .3...ecropCht,Net,
' NI ASDIXON SONS •• • '• -
0:f 4lith - f.ill'ic,'d, : ,?,,, &,..i)b . i.ii. ‘, , r u .'' ' l lr.':
ilkirnall . No. 12VIIir:, ' S'rri Vs ‘ Streot, Militdobbia4.4:4-, , ,r .- ..
pposlio Crated h' tata! Ailtrt. • ,•, , my, t r, -
• Manufacturers p , ' ' • - ' •• I; 0 ,- -',.: .
, . .. •
LOW DOWNO • . .- "-- .'-i Yiltllto" , :' ~ i
•
-. _ and other C1RATEK," , ..... , d.', U ;AO -!;,0'
. For Anthracite. pittimin . ;cto andwoodne;, • ~•
''' .‘ 'i , : ,. etactv ~ ti.• t' 3 .4.;-" , --.Tir ., ~. '
7iVAEM-Allt F, • NAOKti .i., t '. • ~. ,
• ',' . For Worming PntiliAvid Prato fining&-.. 1, ~,,:.-•
f" RXOIIREALkVeriLATIMAis.an 1 , i.' . ~,
.. 1.-%.1.. - '
CHIMEY CAltb • . ~ i •?.11.00
COOKING-RANGES, BAT - HAIOILERS, ',/ '
WHOLESALE And RETAIL,