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GnANT , LOME P.LNNbYLVAiSIA, A. 1. M.
—The Annual Grand Communication, of the
Grand ..Ledge of Pen tiylvania was held in the
Masonic'Temple, Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
ou Friday morning, the . 27th inst., (St. John's
-Br. • W .
ro. MehardTaux. acting 11. W. Grand Master,
and the other Grand °dicers icing present.
The following named brethren, elected at the
Quarterly Grand CommunicatiOn, held ou the
4th inst.,. were duly installed in their respective
stations in ancient and solemn for , a
ms follows :
Bro: Richard Vanx, B. W. Grand Magr. '
sBro. Robert A. Lawberton, K. W. D. G. .111 a-
t .r.
Bro, Samuel C. Perkins, B. W. S. G. Warden..
Bro. Alfred R. Potter. R. W. J. G. Warden.
Bro. Peter Williamson, R." W. G. Treasurer:
11m. John Thomson, 11. , W. G. Secretary.
Bro. Richard Vanx, then delivered u most im
pressive address. ~ •
TlicE. W. Grand Master was then pleasel to
make, the following appointments, for tlie present
Masonic ,year, ,
Brand kAtuplufris,---Rev. Bros: John Chambers,
William - Suddards. R. 11. Pattison, Jno. Lundy,
Philadelphia; W. H. Dinsmore. Schuylkill co.;
A. J..( 6. Dubs Lehigh co.; Gco. W. Mac:Laughlin,
Berlik J. J• Mayan Charles. Walther, Pitts
littrein" co,: Thos. J.' Johnson, Lebanon co.; T.
Dougherty: Carlisle. • ,
Senior .Grand Deacon—Bro. Harmanust Neff,
Lodge . ,
JunioeGrarid Deacon-7- Bro. Joseph N:Pieraol,
Lodge '
`Grand Stewards—Bros.Willicon Noble, Lodge'
No. 45..Pittsburght,Charles. L. Cornman, Lodge.
No.,ll l o,.Norristown.
Grand Marshal—Bro,,George W. Wood, ,Lodge
No. 67, Philadelphia.
Grand Sword Bearer—Bro. Frederick 8. 'Boas,
Lodge No: 62, Readirig.-
Grand Pnrsuivitit- - 13r0.• Joseph H. Boswell;
Lodge No. 186, PhiltulelohloAt . . . .
Grand Tyler--Bro. Charles Sehnitler, Lodge No.
71, Philadelphia. . .
Conirtilttee on Finance-4 Bros. "Robert Clark,
Lodge'No..ll4, Philadelphia; Francis Blackburne,.
Lodge No. 2, Philadelphia; Robert P. King,
Lodge No. 134,, Philadelphia; James Hordman,
Lodge= , No; - 287 Pittsburgh ; WilliamH. Eagle,
Lodgo No. 398, hisuietta.
Committee . on Appeals —R. W. P. G. M.
Brother James Page, R. W. P. 0. M. Henry M.
Phillipe;genry G. tiowelL,Lodge No. 51, Palle
delpbta; Robert A. Packer, Lodge No, 242 Mauch.
Chunk, Carbon county; Henry M. Doehert,Lodge
274, Philadelphia.
Committee on Correspondence--. Brother , R.
J. Fisher, Lodge No. 166. York, York county;
• Gordon F. Muson, Lodge No. 108, Towanda,
Bradford county; John 'U. Giller, Lodge No. 13u,
Philadelphia; R. Biddle Roberts. Lodgti No. 258,
Pittaburgb; H. T. • Beardsley - , Lodge No. 199,
Lock Haven, Clinton county. ,
- Committee on By-Laws— Bros. Robt. Frazer,
Lodge No. 131, Phitadelphia: Jeremiah L. Hutch
inson, Lodge ^No. 71, Philadelphia; Alfred I'.
Jones, Lodge No. 246 Philadelphia; Jacob S.
Dlllenger,. Lodge No. ate:, Allentown, Lehigh
county; Wm. A, Morton, Lodgo No. 43, Lancaster
citv. • • .
Committees on Landmarks—R. W. P. G. M.
Broti. Wm. Barger, R. W. P. G. M. Peter Wil•
liamson, R. W. P. G. M. Lticlus H. Scott, It. W.
the - Grand Master and R. W. Deputy Grand
Master.
Committee on Printing and Publishing— Bros.
Joseph S. Riley, Lodge No. 130, Philadelphia;
George Gsiscom, Lodge Nei..l9, Philadelphia; Pe
ter A. B. Widener, Lodge No. 126, Philadelphia;
J: Rhekm, Lodge No: 197, Carlisle,' Cumber
land county; J. L. - Forwood,•Lodge No. 236,Ches
ter,_Delaware county.
Hall Comnaittee— , Bros. John Bolt, Lodge No.
67, Philadelphia; Charles H. Kingston, Lodge
-No. 114, Philadelphia: M. Richards Auckle,Lodge
No. 125, Philadelphia; James C. Adams, Lo4e
No. 180, Philadelphia; Thos. Brown, Lodge No.
121, Philadelphia.
Stewarde of the Stephen Girard Charity :Fund
—Bros. Jacob Umstead, Lodge No. 2; Harlan In
grain, Lodge No. 8; Edward Henderson, Lodge
No. 9: Charles Tiel,.Lodge N.o. 19; -Sterling Bel l,
Lodge No. 51; James S. dtiludler, Lodge No. 52;
J. M. Davenport, Lodge No. 39; Robert Hutch
inson, Bodge - No. 67; Frank S. Johnson, Lodge
No. 71; Joel Thomas, Lodge No. 72. ' Richard B.
Connelly. Lodge No. 9]; James Morrell, Jr.,
Lodge No. 114; John W. Leigh, Lodge
No. 114; George W. Hall, Lodge No. 121;
Charles Peeler, Lodge No 195; James Bleloch.
Lodge, o. 196. E. P. Lescure, Lodge No.
180; John N B. Squires, Lodge No..- 131; D. B.
Taylor, Lodge No. 18I: J. Martin, Lodgo No.
155: Frantis •Funk, Lode No. 158; Peter- fllevei-•
reaux, Ledge No. 186; William C. Parsons;
Lodge No, 187; John W. Lee; Lodge No. . 211;
:Edward C. Graoff. Lodge No- 230; A. D. Boi
leau, Lodge .246; 11. A.. B. Brown, Lodge'
No. 271; J. W. Homer, Lodge No. 27-1; Gabriol
Phillips, Lodgo No. 289: Dumas F. Dealy,Lodge.
No. 295; Frederick Staak,'Lodgo' No: 31; John
Russell, Lodge No. 368; Samuel C, ,Miller, Lodge
No. 8VO: John Field, Lodge No.. 385;_ Thomas S.
Ross, Lodge No. 386: Samuel A. Wertz, Lodge
No. 390: J. D. Campbell, Lodge No. 693.
Almoners of Grand Lode Charity Fund—
Brothers Edward \Viler, Lodge No'. 2; C. Frank
lin Maguire, Lodge No. 3: Samuel M. Duffield,
Lodge No. te Jacob Bennett, Lodge No. 19; Gor
don .Monges. Lodge No. 51; Conrad B. Day,
Lodge No. ee; P. I. Patton, Lodge No. 59; Har
man Baugh, Lodge No. 67; D. P. Joues, Lodge
No. 71; John Reed, Lodge No. 72; R. Lloyd Lee,
Lodge No. 11; William S. Stokley. Lodge No.
114; George W. Kraft. Lodge No. 115; C. Oakford
Elm Lodge No. 191; C. Boeuning. Lodge No.
Lacniag, Lodge No. 1.20e.1. L. Young,
Lodge No. 180 : Williatu T. Leiper,
Ledge No. 131: George J. Becker, Lodge No. 131;
Joseph Megan, Lodge No. 155; John B. Eckert,
Lodge No. 13', ,lohn Feinklin. Lodge No. MG; E.
Lodge \u. 187: iilexquiter M. Lodge.
Lodge N0..211: -Jane., L. Turner, Lodge No. 4 80;
.John S. Stevens, loon: No. 2-16; H. C. Young,
Lodge No. 271: S Lodge No. 271;
James Aughiltreo, Lodge No. 299; H. C.
Baton, Lodge No. 295; J. P. Tmu, Lodge N 0.359;
J o o n . Liege No. 3i 4 5: Tluuaas C. Ross;
Lodge No. 3e.6; o:Jinuel 1. WCrei., Lodge No. 390;
Jerrie, D. Carepliell—Lode e
Distriet Deputy f4nind Mi. , :ters—District No.l.
—bro. Charles liun - en, of Lancaster city, for
tin, counties of Lancaster awl, York.
• District No. 2.—8r0. Robert L. Mnencli,of liar
rlsburgefor the counties. of Dauphin, Lchituon,
.Nortinunbeiland and Snyder.
Dist:jet Robert H. Thomas,of
chani for the counties of ,Cumberlaud.
- Franklin, Adams and FUltoll.
District No. 4.. 7 -Bro. Joseph L. Stichter, of
Beadi»ge for the county of Berks.
District No. 5.—8r0. Christopher ,Little, of
Pottsville, for tin' county of Schuylkill. •
District No. 6.—8r0. E. P. Kingsbury, o f
Scranton. for the county of Luzerne.
District No. 7.—8r0. George Sweeney, of Eas
ton, for the comities of Northampton, Carbon
:ld Lehigh.
District No. b.—Bro. J. H. Dusenbory, of
Great Bend. for the counties of Susquehanna and
owing.
. • liistriet No. o.—Bro. Wm. Turner, of Hones
dale, for the counties of Wayne, Pike and
Monroe.
District No. 10.—Bro. Robert L. Simpson, of
Wellsboto'. for the county of 'Pioga.
District No. 11.—Bro. G. De lit Montagne, of
Towidula, for the counties of *Bradford and Sul
ilVau.
District No. 12.—Brother G. S. Snyder, of Wil
liamsport, fog the county tn. Lyeotning.
District No. 18.—bro. C. 1. T. Mclntyre, of
Bloomfield. Perry co., for the comities of
Perry, nod Juniata.
District No. 14.—8r0. G. W. Potts, of Horn
- claysburtr. Blair co.. for tne counties of Hunting
don, Blair and Bedford.
District No. 15.—8r0. George Metzger, of Em
porium,' Canleron county, for the counties of
Cameron' McKean alid Totter.
• District No.l G.—Bro. John Laushe,of Osceola,
Clearfield county, for the eciuntics of Centre,
.Cleartielannd Can ton.
District N0..17.—8rd. C. F. Knapp. of Blooms
burg, Columbia county. for the counties of
Union, Montour and: QUilirabia•
District No. lb.—Bro. G. D. Ktighler, of Green
vale, Mercer county, for the counties of Beaver,
Butler r Lawrence and Mercer:
District. No. Ife —Bro. Richard Coulter, of
Greensburg. Westmoreland county, for the corm
. tit s of WeAmoreluntl,tioinerset and Fayette.
District No. 90.—8r0, A. M. Pollock . , of-Pitts
burgh, for the count}' of AlleghOny.
District No. 91.—8r0. J. C. Acheson, of Wash
logton,Wirrhington county, for the counties of
Weslilligtvo and Greene. '
;District No. 22.-13ree Wm; W. Barr, of Clarion,
for the counties of Clarion, Cambria, Indiana
01/1140 1 Mrosig ,
e let No. 'A.—Bro. D. W. IluteliinsOn, of
eitiard;.. , toirthe county of Erie. ' • .
District No. 24. 7 -Bro. C. M. Eke )ver,of Franklin;
Venaego Countyj for the counties of Venango,
Jeffereon Dud Forest.
District No. 25.—8r0. Pearson Chureh,of Mead
' vine CrawfOrd county', for the COUntie6 of Craw-
District No. `.. , 11.—8r0. Wrn. K. Bray. of Mont
ginner* county, tor the counties of Backs and
Montgomery. ;, •
District Ivo. `27.--Bro. John Groin', of Chester,
tor the counties;of Chester and Delaware. •
TINE. W. Grand Secretary appointed Bro'. J.
Alexander tiirnosonDeputy uranttSecretary.
GRAND CIIAPTEIt Or P.ENNIA'INAIIIA.
APPOILILTLE. ills for thuettr_heginning'St.'John's
Day, Dec. 27; 1867.
Comp. John 'Wilson, jr., Grand Captain of the
Comp. David B. Taylor, Grand Principal So
journer.
Comp. George J. Becker, Grand Royal Arch
Captain.
Comp. John L. Young,' Grand Ciiptain of &l
Vail. ••
Comp. John C. laille,Grand Captain of 2d Vail,
Comp. William J. Kelley, Grand Captain of Ist
Comp. EdWard Masson, Grand Marshal.
Comp. Thomas Brown, Grand Pursuivant.
Comp. Andrew Robens,Jr., Grand Senior Mas
ter of ceremonies.
Comp. John S. Stevens, Grand Junior Master
of Ceremonies.,
• Comp. Charles Sehnider, Grand Tyler.. • '
Grand Chaplains—lted. Comps. John Cham
bers, Joseph J. Eisegood, Daniel Washinfrnv,
Joseph Castle, James McGowan, and Robert 11.
Mattison.'
ComMittee on Work—Comps. Joseph S. Riley,
David C. Skerrett, M. D..._ Daniel Thompson,
Robert Frazer and George W. Wood.
Committee, on Finance -Comps. Edward P.
Lescura, James Simpson, Thomas D: Watson,
Aiphon so C. Ireland arid Conrad B. Day.
Committee on Correspondence—Comps. Saml.
C. Perkins, Charles Gilpin, J. Alexander Simp
son, James B. Van Osten and Lemuel Stevens.
Committee on By-laris—Comps. John Thomp
son, George D. Ashton, Joseph H. Hedges, John
Kriekbaum and R. Lloyd Lee.
Committee on Appeals—CorriPs. Geo.W.Wood,
John Beenken, Henry J. White, Alfred T. Jones
and Aifred R. Potter.
Committee on Charity—Cordps. Jeremiah L.
Hutchinson, Alexander Kirkpatrick, Jas. W. Van
Osten, Thomas Stillman and Wm. T. Taylor.
DI,,TIUCT DEVITY GRAND .lIICIIIPILIESTO.
11A.Comp.--Charles Hallowell, ot Lancaster,
for the counties of Lancaiter, York, Dauphin and
Lebanon. •
2d Comp.—RobertH: Thomas, of Mechanics
burg, for the counties of Cumberland, Franklin,
Adams and Perry..
3d Comp.—Washington Rcifsnyder, of 'Ash
land, for the counties of Schuylkill and Burks.
4th Comp.—Edwin G. Martin, M. D., ot. Allen
town, for the counties of Carbon, Northampton,
and Lehigh.
sth Comp.—George Parton, of Scranton, for
the counties of Lurtrne, Wayne, Pike and
Monroe.
Gth Comp.—John H. Dusenberry, of Great
Bind, fur the counties of Wyoming, Stisque
h alma, and Sullivan.
7th Comp.—Robert. C. Simpson, of AVellsboro,
for the counties of Tioga, Bradfprd and Potter.
Bth Comp.—John M. Robbins, of Catawissa,
for the counties of Columbia, Montour, North
umberland, Union and Snyder. - •
iith, Comp.—Harrison T. Beardsly, of Lock
Haven, for the counties of Lycoming, Clinton,
Centre, Clearfield and Cameron.
lULII Comp.—J. King McLanahan, of Holli
daysburg, for the countle, of Blair, Cambria,
Huntingdon, Mitllin, Juniata, Bedford and
Fulton.
11th Comp.—James C. Acherson, of Washing
ton, for the counties of Washington, Fayette,
Greene and Somerset.
12th Comp.—Thomas Davage, of Pittsburgh,
for the counties of Allegheny, Westmoreland,
Beaver,Armstrong. Butler and Indiana.
13th Comp.—William C. Hay, of Meadville, for
the counties of Crawford (except Chapter No.
207. at Titusville), Venango, Mercer and Clarion.
14th Comp.—Charles L. Wheeler, of Titus
ville, fur the counties of Lawrence, War
ren, 'McKean. Forest, Jefferson. and Elk, and
Chapter No. 207, at Titusville.
41 NEW MASONIC HALL.--TIIO
. Masons of this
city have purchased a lot, ono hundred and fifty
by two hundred- and-fifty feet,. at the corner of.
Broad and Filbert streeta s on which they intend
to erect a now Masonic Hall. The contract for
erection has been given to Mr. J. IL Windrin ' and
he guarantees to lay the corner-stone next St.
John's Day, and finish the edifice five years
hence, at a cost of three-fourths of a million of
dollars. The present building on Chestnnt street,
has beendeemed unfit for its purpose, although
it was dedicated in 1855.
The new hall will be of granite, and in the
Norman style,the massive character of this order
of architecture, however, being, well relieved bs' the ariangement of the buttresses, balconies,
balustrades and graeeful pinnacles, which form
part of the design. The four sides of the build
ing.will be of granite, the only difference in the
design being' in the front on Broad street, which
will present one of the most Magnificent tCas
torts of this thoroughfare. The building
will he three stories in, height.
The front 'op Broad street will pre
sent two towers, one at each corner, the interven
ing space being composed of a hanctSoMe 'por
tico, running to the second story, and above
which will be two niches for statues (ono of Si
lence), the whole surmounted at the apex 'of the
roof with a small tower, 'at the summit of which
will be a statue of Charity. On the face of this
main front, in addition to the ornamental win
dows, will be (in relief) emblems of the order—
Me square and co ass, ,S:c.
The tower at he southwest corner of the
building w ill be t e great feature. It will be
three hundred feet from the ground to the top of
of the s pire, or one !Mildred and four feet higher
than Christ Chureh steeple. The four corners
of this tower will he surmounted by pinnacles,
while' the but trestms extending up :1 considera
ble distance, the balconies at' the window:3, and
the balustrades, and general ornamsnta-
Pon of this portion 6f the Stracture will add
greatly to the beauty of the Whole de
sign. The tower, althoug,lt seemingly Con
nected with the main building, will be con-
I btrueleti separate, in' order to insure greater se
curity-. A solid foundation, of Moen Pset, will
toil) the base upon uhleh it will*rest. Tlio
tower at. the nortliilest corner Of th front will
he much less in height, but will en tale in its
ornans illation the same general features. The
' L. remaining three sides of the building will be re
lieved by buttresses between the windows, and
the whole elite' of the exterior will be at outs;
massive and graceful. The portico at the front,
Is.ing twenty feet in 'advance of the line of the
imildiMs, wastill further add to the beauty of
the design:
tin the first floor, raised eight feet from the
ground, a hall twenty feet in width 101 run the
entire length of the building front east to west,
and from this will start two stairways, which it
is asserted will exceed in Magnificence anything
of the kind in the United States. Under the
northwest tower will be the office of the Grand
Alastcr, and in the rear of this will be the grand
ban quetieg rooms, . with kitchen, store-rooms,
pantiles, &c.,. attached. The -banutteting room
will be one hundred and five feet byfifty-five feet,'
and will be fitted up in a style to correspond with
the character cf. the building. On the other side
of the hull, and in frost on - .Broad street, will be
the offices of the Grand Secretary and Grand
Treasurer, and in the rear of these will be the
library and counnincerooms. The second story,
or principal floor, will contain the Grand
,Ledge
Room, three rooms for Blue Lodges, one Grand
Chapter Boom, and the retiring rooms required
• for the transaction Of the business.
The Grand lodge .room will be one hundred
and five feet by tift3-three feet six inches, and in
the decoration and furnishing of this, anartment
the prevailing color will be blue, relieved by
gold, and the intention is to uraV tt one of the
most magnificent rooms in the wtuid. The rooms
for the Blue Lodge will each be : fifty-nine by
forty-three feet,und handsomely devi med. The
Grand Chapter room will be eighty-4ne by fifty
`three feet. Parlors fronting on Broad, street for
' the Gland Lodge and Grand Chapter ioill 'adjoin .
• the rooms set apart for 'the meeting of these
bodies. The thiru story will contain r ms for
the Encampuumis and other purposes, nd all
will be fitted ttp in magnificent style. . .
The bundles. , throughout will be fireproo ;iron
, .
girders being used at all the •stories, and other
precautions urn being adopted to guard against
the destruction of the edifice. Ventilation ...of
the most complete kind has beim provided, the
steani apparatus to be used forheatlng the build
ing being also designed to drive a fan to keep up
a entillation of fresh air in all of the ropms.
Provision has also been !nada for a bountiful
supply of water at every story. The entire
building will be devoted. to Masbate purposes,
and therefore there will be no residence with
the hull as heretofore. The work on the . struc
ture will be under.the superintendence of,Messrs.
IL M; philhps, Jamas C. Adams, Henry J.
White, John U. Gllier,liinobLoudenelager, Dan
iel Brittitin, Cliaries H. Kingston, and the Grand
Lodge elective officers.
Ovvu lionnan.—'rlie offices of F. D. Pasto
r rive and Crag; Bros. * at 902 Walnut street, wore
entered yeste •ay and robbed of $2OO in money,
. . • _
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADILPHIK:MONDAY,'DECEMBER- :30 /86' - '
.
CONS.TITUTImNAL UNION lOTATMCONVENTION.
The 'Constitutional Union Association of this
city met last week, and adopted the :follouing
resolution: '
Res()lml, That citizens of the State of Penn
syl*ania, vithOut regard to former party predi
lections, who are in favor of the preservation of
the 'Union, with all the tights, dignity and au
thority of the States perfect and unimpaired, the
mainterfatee or the Censtitiition in 'all HS part.
as the supreme law of the land, who are opposed
to negro eutirage, and who are opposed to the
tyrannical and . ImM:institutional . acts :of Cola,
gress' in creating" a 'military despotisui• in ten
States of the Union, by which every ves
tige of - civil—liberty has been effaced in
these , Statea, and giving three millions of %me
rant, debased negroes the power to rule eight
millions of, intelligent white men' who are in
favor of an economical administration of affairs
of the Government; State and National, In order
that taxation may be reduced, and who desire to
have peace, unity and fraternity restored through-
out the nation, arc requeated to elect delegateg,
double in number to their representation in the
Senate and }louse of Representatives; to a State
Convention of the Constitutional Union party,
to, be held in the city of 'Philadelphia, on Thurs
day, the,2oth day of February, 1868, to take - such
action as may bo necessary to organize the party
throughout the nation.
TILE FEICIAN DIMONSTRATION.ATI adjourned
meeting of Irlshnien to complete arrangements
for the , funeral memorial of Allen, Larkin and
O'Brien, the Fenians recently executed by the
authorities of Great Britain, was held at No. :;5
South Seventeenth street. The reports of the
various:committees appointed at former meet
ings were read. A majority - of the literary and
beneficial societies have signified their intention
to participate in the ceremonies. The National
Guards, Company A, Irish Rupublic,Army, and
a battery of artillery, commanded by Colonel
Brady, will head the procession. The fol
lowing is the route of the parade:—Form on
Broad street, right resting on Chestnut, counter
march to Market street, up Market to Seven
teenth, down Seventeenth to Chestnut, down
Chestnut to Sixteenth, down Sixteenth to Chris
tian, down Christian to Third, np Third to
Coates, up:Coates to Tenth, down Tenth to Arch,
up Melt to Twentieth, down Twentieth to Chest
nut, down Chestnut to Independence square.
and there dismiss. Badges have been printed for
twenty thousand persons, and it is anticipated
that fully that number wilt be in line.
A SERIES Or BtatotAms.--Miles, McFarland,
who was arrested a week or ten days ago by
Lieut. Goldey, of the Third Police District, lead
final hearing before Alderman Beitler on Satur
day. It was shown by a large quantity of goods
recovered at pawnbrokers, from tickets found
on the person of the prisoner, and identified by
parties from whom they had been stolen, that
the prisoner, previous to his arrest, had been
concerned in • a series of house
robberies. Tendressds and a pair of
blankets recovered wore proved to be
long to Mrs. H. S. Ladner, No. 526 North
Third Street, whose house was robbed on the 30th
of November last. A $5O note found In Mc-
Farland's pocket was identified by J. Bickel,
cigar dealer : at No. 1528 Germantown avenue,
whose premises were robbed on the 18th instant
of the bill and clothing. The defendant acknowl
edged that he robbed Mr. Blekel's house. There
are several other Charges against the'prisoner for
like offences. He, was sent to prison to await
IMPORTANT TO FnuottN.—Chief McCusker has
issued a notice prohibiting firs companies in this
city from crossing the river to Camden on occa
sions oi fire unless ho (the Chiet) first receives a
re uisition.
STABLE SUI:III:14-A frame stable attached to
the coal yard of George Wagner, in t'erey street,
above Poplar, was destroyed by fire early yester
day morning.
FERN ITtlitl4. etc.
ANTS®.
MUEBLES FINOS
EN
ESCIBICION,
COLOCADOB
En Betio de Cuartee
00110
Batas de recibimiento
•
CHARTOS O T E CAMARA.
GEO. J. BENGELS. LAUF & 00.,
EBANISTAI3,
•025-tfrpt THIRTEENTH AND EDESTNDT
Special Card.
FINE FURNITURE ON EXHIBITION IN STRUM
OF ROOMS, CARPETED AND FURNISHED AB
CHAMBERS AND PARLORS.
CEO. Jo LIEN KELS, LACY & 00• 5
CABINET MA KFRS.
THIRTEEN'TIi AND CHESTNUT. PHILADELPHIA.
ge2s4.frp§
Pr Die folusten ffleubel arrangirt in
dcr garkzen Etage iertllr our Anedcht,
Srepplek. and Gardluen einbegrirren.
EEO. J. HENIELS, LACY di 00.,
Meubel Fabrikant,
Thliteenth and- Chestnut, Philadelphia.
0t355-tfri4
AVIS IMPORTANT.
BEAUX.. M EUB LES.
n ielv A rea pp il art Co om u e c n li ti er. G
Arrang . 43 p p o' o v ur S E 3l :p ul osit e io t
Couveria. de Tapia
. GEO., J. HENKELS, LACY & CO.,
gezmiry4 cirnsT E RTMET. an Coin de IBmR
A. & IL LEJAMBRE
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
Furniture and Upholstery Wareroonas
TO
No. 1435 CHESTNUT Street.
delanrm
SAFETY RAILROAD SWITCH
MAIN TRACK UNBROKEN'
I nm now prepared to furnish railroads throughout the
United States with my Patent Railroad Switches. by the
ore of which the MAIN TRACE IS NEVER BROKEN,
and it la impossible for any accident to occur from the
misplacement of. twitches.
The caving in rails, and thereat saving in wear of the
rolling stock, which is by this means provided - with a
level, smooth, and firm track at switches in place of the
usual movable rails and tho consequent severe blows
caused by the open joints and battered ends, is a matter
deserving the especial attention of ad Railroad Companies.
AS A MATTER OF ECONOMY. ALONE this invem
`Non needs only to be tried to insure Its adoption; but
beyond the economy THE PERFECT IMMUNITY
FROM ACCIDENT canned by misplaced witches
`is a subject 'not only of importance in respect to
property saved from destruction, but It concerns THE
LIFE AND LIMB OF ALL TRAVEl.rill UPON
RAILROADS. ,
I. refer to the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Corn.
Pony, and to the Now York and Haarlem Railroad Co.
I am now filling orders for various other Railroad Coln.
ponies, and I will gladly give any information in detail
that may be desired,
WM. WHARTON, Jr., Patentee,
; Box No. 2745 Rhilada., Pa.
Office, No. 28 Mouth 'bird Street, Phlllide
Factory, Walnut above 31st Bt., Mirada.
arlOan rig
;NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS
The beet and moot imitable Pre.mut to a friend or the
needy to u barrel of our .
FIRST PREMIUM FLOUR,
and a bag or half barrel
iIDIOUNTAIN"..BUCKWHEAN
Conetantly on hand; Ohio, St. Louis and Virginia Figur.
Aleck, "hiountair" and "dterling'el' Buckwheat Kcal,. in •
bags and ball barrals—warranted impeder to any Other
in the market. • , , •
GEO, P. ZEONDER,
Fourth and. Vine',
80LE AiIiEST:
iel7•rp ti
Ut,lVEll_ PARMA OAPERB, FARO=
(Staffed Olives) Nonpareil awl Superfine Oa • m and
preach Olives ( fresh goo sou I I from
Ha soil fir sale , .I._
PAINTINGS. licc.
LOOKING GLASSES
At Low Prices.,
Novelties in Chromo Lithographs,
Fine Engravings,
New Galleries of Paintings,
NOW OPEN,
With late arrivals of
CHOICE PICTURES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
816 Chostnut Street:
AISWICAJh•
DANIEL H. BROWN'S
CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
•
Certain Cure for
Scalds, Burns, Cuts,
,Wounds, &c.
Pnii,trest.rau. March le. lea
Bzowx: It gives me great pleasure to say is
you. that your Ointment is such an article that there can
be but praises bestowed upon it, when used and ithecomes
known, b o o
th leg s by
recollect how dreadfully I was,
scalded in legs by steam and, hot water, so much so
that the the use
off at least one.half inc a l oneckness s
and by the use of your Ointment, sad that , in a_few
weeks I was entirely restored, and am now as well as
ever; not a muscle or leader contracted, and hardly a scar
is left. There is no telling the amount of suffering it
would relieve, if it was frees' , used in scalds or bums of
any kind. By referring persons to me, I can give thern
staple satisfaction of the truthfulness of its qualities.
Respectfully. your friend.
Joint P. Lava!,
Ol_the firm of Benny , Neafie it; Qo., Steam Engine Worhg ,
Kensington.
Can show any number of Certificates and References,
DANIEL IL BROWN, Proprietor
1453 fianover street, 18th Ward, Phila sla.
M. C. McCluskey,
SOLE AGENT,
109 North Seventh street, Philada,
For visiting patients, and dressing Scalds. Borne, or
Wounds, an extra charge will be made. oc4-f m wain§
„.cm th7, - 6veriOtr,
...ighbors and friends, and all
know that what it does once It does always—that it never
fails through any fault or neglect of its composition. We
have thousands upon thousands of certificates of their re.
workable cures of the following complaints, but much
cures are known in every neighborhood, and We need not
publish them. Adapted to all ogee and condititna in all
climates; containing: neither calomel or any deleterious
drug, they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes them
pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the inter:
nal .viscera%purify the blood and stimulate it into
healthy acts —remove the obstructions of the stomach,
bowels, liver. and other organs of the body, resto wherer
irregular action to health, and by correcting, er
they exist, such derangements as are the first origin of
disease. •
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on the box,
for the following complaints, which these Pills rapidly
cure :--
For DtSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION, LISTLESSNESS, Lk7P.
GUOR and Loss OF APPETITE, they should be taken model'.
ately to stimulate the stomach and restore its healthy
tone and action.
For LIVER Colman - 7 and its various symptoms, Btu.
ors lirauacur, stoli lignuacur, JAUNDIOII Or GREEN
BICENESS, BILIOUS Costa and Himotre FEVERS, they
should be Judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which cause
it.
For Drsron - rv.uv or DIAtEIICIA, but one mild dose is gen.
crafty required.
FOE lIIIESEIATISII, 0017 T, GEAVEL, PALTITATIAN OT
11.Y.AIIT, PAIN IN THE. SIDE, DACE and LOINS, they should
be continuously taken, as required, to change the diseased
action. of the sytitein. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Onoesv and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS they should be
taken in large and frequent doses to produce the effect of
a drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION a large dose should be taken, as it pro•
duces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a DJNNEE PILL, take one or two PILLS to promote
digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels
into healthy action, restores the appetite. and invigorates
the system. Hence it is often advantageous where no so.
rious derangeinei t exists. One who feels tolerably well,
often finds that a dose of these PILLS snakes him feel de•
eidedlyr better, from their cleansing and renovating 'effect
on Ike digestive apparatus.
DR. J. O. AY ER & CO., Practical Chemists, Lowell,
Blass., U. S. A. C O „. M. ?,lAItIS & li Phila., Wholesale Agents. eel mly
I \PAL DENTALLINA.—A IitiB.ERIOR ARTICLE FOR
As:/ cleiddig. the Teeth, deetroying animalcule which in.
text there, giving tont to tho game, and leaving a feeling
of fragrance and perfect cleanlinciee in the mouth. It may
be need daily. and will bo found to strengthen weak and
lileeding gums, while the aroma and detereiveneei will
reconunend it tq every ono. Being composed with the
east' lance of the Dentiet, PhYsicians and aticroscopist, it
is confidently offered ae a reliable substitide for thei.ui,.
certain waeliee formerly in vogue.
Eminent Lentists. Imo:tinted with the constituents of
the Denbilline. advocate ;its use; it contains Bottling to
prevent its unrci,trained emplovinent. Made only by
J47sIES T. SHINN, Apothecary,
fl"oad and Spruce streets.
Ally, and
D. L. Stackhouse,
Robert C. Davis,
Ocu. C. Bower,
S.
Shivere,
S. M. 21 el
S. C. Bunting,
Chu. 11. Eberle,
Janne N. Mike.
E. Brinshurst & Co.,
Dyott at
M. C. Shwa Sone,
Wyctli dr Bro.
For Pale by DraggiAt! gene:
Fred. lirown,
I.laPeard lc
C. li,,Keeny.
Isaac tl. Kay.
C. B. 'Medic!,
lluebaud.
Ambrose dinith.
Edward Parrinb..
Win.
:Triples L. Diophain,
Hughes' COMbe,
- Henry A. Bower.
COD-LIVER OIL.— •
FOR WEAKNESS' :WASTING, AND EVERY FORM
OF DEBILITY, USE
JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S
•
COD.LIYER OIL!
Its use, fairly tried, will soon ream': the tone of the dl.
gently.) organs, invigorate the blood, mind rotundity
to the figure and add energy to the and nervous sys
tem. Its value has been remarkably evidenced by its
wonderful reoterattive powers, when ordinary tonics had
been vainly exhausted. It affords nourishment to. the
body when no other can he borne, and furnishes the treble
with fat in :I truly remarkable manner.
Bottled only by tie.
JOHNS:. BAKER & CO.,
Market stree e9 t.
d
For gale by Cit7Druggimta
- LINTIRELV RELIABLE—HODOSON'S BRONCHIAL
J 2.1 Tablets, for the care of coughs, colds, hoarseness,
broncbitis and catarrh of the head and breast. Public
speaker., singers and amateurs will be greatly benefitted
by using these Tablets. Prepared only by LANCASTER
& Pharmaceutiets, N.E. conker Arch and Tenth
streets, Philadelphia. For sae by Johnson, 'Solloway &
Cos, den, and Druggists generally. sdatf
ritOPOSAJLA.
•
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA IDCIEFOAD COMPANY,
Paii.s.prix.rnis. Nov. 1. tea
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company _hereby give Ao.
tics that they will receive proposals until the first dor of
Janua7,lsffi, for leasinkrarately or colleetivfiV.
lES.ON DEPOT ROT at Pittsburgh. the LoG
HOUSE, at Altoona, and t e MING ON, in the
Harrisburg Depot, for a term of years. coinineuring on or
before March 1,1868.
The hotels at Pittsburgh and Altoona ars sun - maul=
throughout in tho beat manner. I •
it mtat be ean t rsly understood that ilia Railroad Ocrit •
ed-euslimente shall be
VeVeiT i g, l Mti;• lor the convenience
and comfort of canon ere
proposals will be addressed to JOHN M. KENNEDY
Chairman of Special Committee, 710 . 808 Arch street'
Philadelphia nob to Jan
QOLt ThIPROVEP
PATENT LOW STEALI '
• oh _y
/LOT WA.TaiN.ITARATIJES,.
FOR WARMING AND VENTILATING WITS PURE
EXTERNAL AIR • • • •
UNIO'N STEAM AND WATER IIEAT/NO• CO;
JAMES Pp WOOD '
No. 4.1 13.;EGURTEI Street. !
111511Itt
B. M. FELTWELL , Stip'!"
Trine 'x
;ER MAO REVEENOke'rEiat EAEIV
I Uoie. ale. • • • • •
zUeneets and dealere will find a full assortment' of
Goody i tatoe Me a nt Vulcanized Rubber Belting. Raokini
Rose. a mmufactwersmes,dguartern
GOODYEAR . %
SOB Obnetnat street,
South odds.
N.B.—We have now on hand a large lot of Gentlemen%
Ladies' , and Missed Gurti.ROOP. MAO every vutQl7 fkl'4ll
• IIirECIALe'II*SITICEIN
PHILADELPHIA AND RF,DD.G ildarain&D
1116 rCODIVANY, OFFICE i 27 BOOTH FOURTH BT.
. P1111.&DItL1 . 111.1., DecPraber Dith, 186 L
Mill ieND NO I.IUE.
The Transfer Pool:a of this Company . will be ced on
Tuesday, gist ins t., and be reopened on Tuesda.v. Januar/
14th a.
A Dividend of rive per Cent, has been deciarod tin the
Preferred and Common dtock, clear of National and dtato
taxes, pable in Stock, on and after the 20th of January
ay
neNr, to the holders thereot•as they shall stand reUistered
on the books of the Company, on the at init.
All payable at this Otlice.
All orders .for : Dividends must be _witnessed, d
stamped. " I • ' do
tor OFFICE ENTERPRISE. RAILROAD COI
PANT.
PifILADYLPIIIA, Dec. 10:1867,
Notteois boteby given that an instalment of Five Dol
lars upon each 'share of stock of the Company not full
paid has been called, and that the same is due and
payable at the otlico of the Company, No. 907 Library
street, on or bffore THURSDAY, the second day of
January', 18M.
By order of the Directors.
P. C. MELTE,
delB.l`..N ,! Treasurer.
4
I OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY. NO. 54 WILLIAM STREET.. NEW
YORK.
The Coupons of the First. Mortgage Bondi of the Con.
tral Pacific Railroad Company, clue January 1,1868, will
be paid in full, in gold coin, on and after that date, at
the Banking House of FISK ATCii,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the C: P. R. R. Co.
• C. P. iIIiNTIINGDON, Vice Prealdent,
Above Couponi bought by BO WE.' & FOX Bpecial
Agenti, , No. Merchants , Exchange. deridtoia%
sale OFFICE OF' THE NORTH PENNisYLVANIA
Railroad Company,
' - titawaterna, December 21, H 67.
The Annu_al Meeting of the Stockholders of the NUR VII
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at the office Of the Company, on MONDAY, January 12th,
1948, at 12 o'clock M., at which time and place en election
will be held for a President and Ten Directors, to serve
for the ensuing year.
de23t.lalig EDWARD ARMSTRONG. Secretary._
AYEI'S CATHARTIC
ELLS, FOR ALL TEM
IMPOSES OF A LAXA.
IVE MEDICINE.—Perhaps
• one medicine is to univer
ally required by everybody
a cathartic, nor was over
ny before to uWvereally
dopted into we.' in 'Mu'
mntry and among all
lasses, as this mild bat offi
lent purgative Pill. The
hvious reason is, that it is a
ore reliable an 4 far more
lectual remedy than any
'ler. Those who have
NOTICE.
_
OFFICE PIIILADELPIIIA AND TREISITON
RAILROAD COSIYAN •
Puma - m.l'mA, December 2Athon._,
The annual meeting of the Stockhol
Pelgvg t atis u e u , :11
the cowpony's Office, No. 234 South
24024 Dal Y. the 18th January,i.m . :, at 1 o'clock M ., at
which lime An election for Twe
a lve Directors to serve for
de24 0 1 0 4 ' ,
the ensulnyveav will take plsf ts ' RsALL. secretary.
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
Or COMPANY, :WALNUT STIMT, 8017FLIEAST
CORNER or FOURTH.
Dee ember 23, 1867.
NOTICE, The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company, for the election of thirteen Truetees to
eorve for the ensuing year, will be held at the Office, on
MONDAY, January 6th, 18U3 , between 10 A. M. and 1,2
o'clock,, noon. JOHN B. WILSON,
de:itoe) . Secretary.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL COMPANY. OFFICE
11111r411 WALNUT STREET.
PutrAnat.rma, Dec. 14,1567.
The coupons, for interest on the Common Bonds of thb
Company, faUing due on the first of January,l6g9, wilt be
paid on presentation at the FIRS P NATIONAL BANK.
of Philadelphia. on and after the firetproximo.
ROBERT D. BROWN,
delB,tial) Treasurer.
PHILADELPLIIA AND READINO RAILROAD
lia r COMPANY. OFFICE, IT; SOUTH FOURTII ST.
A, Dec. 16.16.67.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of tilts Corn.
pany that the annual meeting and an election for Presi
dent, six ?Ilan:lsere, Treasurer and Secretary, will take
Place on the SECOND MoNDAY, 12th of .JanuSr' next,
at 1914. WM.IL WEBB,
del-tjalB: Secretary.
stir PENN NATIONAL SAXE. •
PnILADY.I.PIIIA, Dec. 13. snow.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholder. of this Bank
will be held at the Banking Bongo N. W. corner of 8 bah
and Vine streets, on TUESDAY . January 14. 11 4 .. i PA, at ten
o'clock. A. M., and an Election for Nine Threctors will be
held on the same day between the hours of eleven
o'clock, A. M., and three o'clock P. U.
JAMES BUSSELL,
dell f m w tl4Ja Cashier.
pir OFFICE MINE RILL AND SCIICYLKILL
LIAVYN RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tvreltth Month lath, 1887.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of thin Coln.
pany will be t eld at their Office. No. 15 South Seventh
etreet, on Second Day C'to onday"l the 18th of First
Month, (January, DM), at le A. M. at which time an
election for Officers to serve the miming year wilt be held.
WILLIAM BIDDLE.
Secretary.
de2a 2tawasv§
iterOHN_PIifLADELPILIA AND MONTGOMERY
TY RAILROAD COMPANY, 127 EOU'fU
FOURTH BT. Ptlit.auttruLt, Dec. 27, 167.
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholdeni
of this Company, and an Election for officers to Nerve for
the ensuing year, will be held on MONDAY, January 13,
1869, at 12 o'clock M., at this office.
24A MITEL C. FORD,
Treasurer.
de 1,30,1a4,4,7,10,13§
Apar THE CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL BANK. •
rLIILAMILPIIIA, December 14.1867.
The annual meeting of the Stockholdern of this Bank
wilt be held at the Banking House, on TUESDAv,
ary 14, 1E568, at 12 o'clock M.. and an election far Directors
upon the same day, between the hours of 11 o'clock A. aIL
and 2 o'clock P. 14.
delttin,w,f.CaSS JOSEPH N. PETILSOL. Cashier.
sir TIIE L'ILLLADELPIIIA NA lONAL BANK.
PHILICHEPITIA. Dec. 1.8, 1.67.
The Annual Election for Dtrecton, of ails dank will
he held at the Banking House on TUESDAY, the 14th day
of January next, between 11 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock
P. M. ' , B. B. COMEGYf3,
del2-f,tn,w,tjal4l Cashier.
map. FAlLldrnst. AND .bIECHAN/Cs' NATIONAL.
•"""" EttiNlL
PiTILAIMFILfA., Deco antler 6.1867.
The Annual Election for Directors of thie Bang will be
held at the Banking Douse. on WEDNESDAY, the Bth
day of January next,between the hours cf it o'clock A.M.
and 2 o'clock Y. AL W. BISSIITONi Jo.,
ded tSjao Cashier.
oar. CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY.—TIIE ANNUAL
"^"' meeting of Stockholders of the Cambria iron Com
pany will be held at their Office No. 400 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, on TUP,SDAY , ibe llet, day of January
nest, at 4 o'clock. P. M., when an Election will be held for
'seven Directore, to serve for the eneuing pair.
JOHN T. KU,LL, Secretary,
Pm LAT/TU.IH a, Dec. IP. 1E67. de2la6r
Eligar• OFFICE OF THE PEDENLX INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PEULADELPIDA.
• DEctmnimilith.
The Annnsi Election for Five IHrettors,. to serve for
three years; will be held on MONDAY. JanuaryM, ledre.
at 11 o'clock. at the office of the Company'. No. V , atria:
street.
BASIL - EL WILCOX. Secretary.
sows OFFICE OF TfIE DELAWARE' MUTUAL
""""" SAFETY INSURANCE CUYIVANY.
LADFLCIIIA, ccernber 1%7.
The annual election for twenty-right Directors will be
held at this Office, on MONDA,I.,the sixth day of January
next, between the hours of lu A. M. and II P.
'4102.0tja6; HENRY LYLEICUN, Secretary.
mop. MARYLAND KAOLIN CO. OF BALTIMORE
Z"'"" and Cecil Counties.— A meeting of the stockholdere
will be held at their office, No. - 7 North Calvert street,
Baltimore, on MOND A Y. 30th inet., at 3 o'clock P.M. •
Bpordcr of the Board of Directore.
1") M. ILAN NA, Secretary.
BALTimOrat, Dec. 19th, 1967. del9-11to
VIE ANNUAL BILLETING OF THE STOCK
"rholdore the "Triton Oil U intainv of Ohio"
he held of the office of*the Company, 211 Market etn-et.on
MONDAY. January 6, 18.61, at 14/o'clock 'A. M. Election
of Lijcctme• .
A. C;. °FP EES.
def.M.43.• Eerretery.:
Nonni PENNSYLVANIA BAILIM ‘ ll COM
11:657patiy, N. 407 Walnut street. •
The Coupons of the Burlds of the Comm:7, doe Jan.
Ist. PO, will be paid on and niter tho2cl proximo.
de...:;,tja2l WILLIAM WITrLII, Treasurer.
AMEI:ICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. — THE
Annual Election for (Alice's and Members of Conn•
eil will be held at the Hall of the Society, between the
hour, of 2 and .G o'clock, I'. M. of Frid'ay..banuarY. 2,
1668. • deti,th.,molit•
THE ANNEAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holder,. of the Oil Run Petroleum Company will be
held on Turits , ,Ay, January 2. at 19 o'clock, at Room
No. 20, Penn Building, 930 Walnut etreet. • ,
F,. B. SEHNIGER.
de2l.lot• . • Becretary pro tern:`
Egis.w. ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Ot
Lick Run and Sugar Creek Oil Company will he
held January let, ia6B, 'at 12 o'clock M., to elect °dicey,
tee., at Room a,' Ledger Building, 114 South Sixth - street
dole-100' : CHAtI• DAVIB, See'y.
ILAAJDIE. B I , ,11.11.1M1.011105.
(.2.I , ECIALNOTIC E.--
1 , 7 FALL AN 17 wINTER FASiteNt; FOP. F 67.
Mr - 2. N. A. BINDER. OIIESTNur STREF r.
Importer Ladieo Drees and Cloak Trimmings in
Fringes,
.Satia Trimmings, Tassels, Csimps, Waldo, Rib
bons, (impure and Cluny Laccs, Crape 7:mut:ulnas, h'anci
Jet (Milers and Volts.
Fast Edge Velvets, in choice e hadog.
—ALSO--
Black Velvets* all wldtlu, at low prices.
p,,,risiao Drees and Cloak - Making In all Depurtmen
Dresses made on 24 hours notice. Wedding and Travel
ing outfits made to order in the most elegant manner and
at Bunn rotes as cannot fail to pleale. . - .
• Suits of mourning at shortest notice.
Elegant Trimmed Paper Patterns for Ladles , and Chit.
drove Dresses.
Acts of Patterns for MerchaufA and.. Dressmakers now
Patterne sent by mail or express to all parts of the
Mrs. Hutton's and Madame Dom rest's charts for sale,
a"d evefem of Dross Cutting tau, hr. se24.tf
UJlLAlnatit VANltillEittEnt V.
TAMES & LEE ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL
fts and Winter Stock, comprising every vatie* of Gooth
adapted to Nert's and . OA Tar.
OVERCLOTEIS.
... Dutton Beavers. B
..era
dgiked Pequrman
. . Macy. and Colorsd,chlaohilia.
• - Slue and Black•Pilot4.
COATINCIS. • ' -
• Black French Cloth. . ••. • • • - .
loud E'renchCiotha
Co ,
Tricot, all color& . _
• • '' Pique and Diagonal.
• • PANTALOON STUFFS.
Binck French liassitnPr.es.„ • .
Mick French Doesging,
Failoy_Cassimeree. •
• • , • Milted and Striped Caselmeron.
• , • . ,• • •Pisids. tabbed and slikonixed,'
' Aix, a largo asoortmett, of Cords, licaverteena, Sati .
notto. and Goode adapt() to 80-} wo3r A, ,Atighglosaii: ). aad
retail, by • •
11 North Socond St{ SI. brifißt Golden Lamb.
AILIVNICALIoIb; ,
Eltros-N CONSERVATORY OF
Wint6r Term+ hiving MONDAY. January 6th, ..VaC.lll.
clefs for Beginnoriettna Advanced:Pupils++ , Sinning, Pianth.
tiablupt 'ttrtioti..Melcuteon.. Violin, Flute Born,llo.;•Liar ,
intaiy Elocution and -L511611111D6. , • , I,f: s
+Tuition, Sith $l6 add SW pot .quartar; under a thorough'
oyettin Inetruction, taught ,by , the :boat Proleasork.
if,' E. corntir Tenth sad !Wain*.
Ottioa hounh $ to to , dematl
,
G
Il dea•im• -431:11
114%.* Bisr eS P Outh Nineteenth street.
ADIVSEM!. ff .
AVALVI'T IBTREE'I THEATRE, N.E 0010(FP OF
1, NINTH and WALNUTi_i_ trepto 11(3 . Infi • T.
Tins (MONDAY) EVENINC . Hec g go, a o. mt
stryilt!,l'.4t NIGHT of tßeckarriugyv • unt, l Artlete..
Luvikz WEST
in
C. Iv When L4',lnlaulro will at ! IIIELAND MADAME
.• . Great M oral Drama ori -
,
Yakivr LYNNE, OR THE ELOPEMENT.
CORRECT PICTURE OEI:SOCIETY.
GRAND PERFORMANCE ON NEW YEAH'S AFTER
NOUN. AT 2 O'CLOCK,
BEAUTY AND THE HEART nud
WALLACE, VIE 'JIBED OF OCOTLAND.
M RS, RS, JOJIN DREW'S ARCII STREET THEATRE.—
'Region 36 past 7.
The New Play,
LIGHT AT LAST„
MRS. .10IIN DREW IN A NEW PART.
MONDAY AND.EVERY EVENING.
Fitzgeralo Original Play.
MAO LIGHT AT LAST •
OR, THE SIIADoW ON THE 'CASEMENT."
New Bacillary by Hawthorne and Feltera. vece Music by
J. iteuiltatton Palrlamb. New Harwell by Constantine
Carpenter. Mechanical Erfouts by Rough, and a Great
Cast, Including
MRS. JOHN DREW as CATHERINE FAIRLAWN
Frlday—Benefit of Mre. John Drew
Saturday—Light at Last.
N , CIII.
TNt T STI t I:ET TIigATIF
NEW YEAR'S WEEK. •
EVERY EVENING I/W(lNa 111 E WIIEL
AND NEW YEAR'S 4 1 . FVER,NOON,
Will be preeented. the Imantil ul: glittering, magical. eye
delighting
cENPRILV)N,
- -
Founded on tho Fairy Story of
unuir.H.ELLA ;
OR, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
Now scenery and costume.
A HALLET OF 76 YOUNG. LADIES.
CEVENTII STREET OPERA HOUSE, SEVENTH .
STREET c below Arch,
L. V. TUNISON & .. . . . .Proprietors.
. . TUNiso NEW...... •
HAPPYYEAR TO ALL '
Santa Claus!' Santa t law: Santa Claus!
A new Spectacle for the Holidays.
A TREAT FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, WORTII OF TOYS
WILL IBLD.
Nightly appearance of
JOHNNY MACE,
The Celebrated Ethiopian Comedian.
Together with all the other celebrities of this mammoth
troupe.
,MATLNEE NEW YEAR'S AFTERNOON.
at 2 °clock.
On Monday Evening, the New Burlesque,
FAUST.
Which will be repeated nightly until further
. Commence at 8.
centP. 134%)xes 88.
—LAST WEEK
OF TIM FAMOUS IiANLONS. '
Harry Gun, the human 'Frog; tthard, the educated
Poodles, miniature Circus. new Pantomime. The entire
combination in new and startling acts.
biA7INES.S—WEDNESDAY and dATURDAY, at 2.36"
o'clock, P.lll.
filatime pricer, 60 and cents to all paste of the house,
Evening prices, id, 76, 60, and 25 cts. de.% 6tl
HONER OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
FRIDAY AFTERNOt iN„January 3d.15 , A
At half•par•t four o'clock.
CARL WOLFSoIiN , o
FIRST BEETHOVEN MATINEE,
With the 'V sluablo ordnance of
Dir. lIABELM ANN.
Single. AdrnLi.lon. One Lollar. Tleketi. Programme*
and tfubueription Liet. at the Music Stoma, dc2l.et
ASSEMBLY BUILDING. --L ROE e.A.LOON.
FAREWELL SEASON.
bluNiiit Hum
Also, every Afternoon and Evening during the Doti
are.
Afternoon, , ?.: and Evening, at 7.'..,'.
BOBBY, BIRDS, SPIIIN X AND MINSTRELS.
First appearance of the .
CELEBRATED ROPE DANCE,
The greatest insfrCUß l tion ci the age.
Cane one and a to see the
OSITIES.
Children. take lour parents, and parents, take your
hildr.n.
Admission 25 rents. .
Children 15 c Renewedmale 50 cents.
N l:w ELEVENTH STREET orERA IRDITSE.
KLEVE:sTIS greet, shore C LIESTN LiT.
THE FAMILY MA./RT.
AR.Ntlitytid & VIXEN'S
_ lh STKELS,
THE ORFIAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
• .
II Y h V. 1 BAIL
Second weekt4 the Gi eat Holiday Pantomime. entitled
1 TILE MA4+l4.; etARL.
1 NtYrICE.
MAG,IC PEARL MATINEE.
On NEW YEAR'S DAY. at 2 o'clock.
CARLISENTZ ,II
RUH ESTRA MATMEES,
EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
At 3o'clock.
IN HORTIC ULTURAL
Violiallt--WIL STOLL, Ja.--,lgipitor Symphony. •
Package of Four Tickets for Due Dollar.
Biagio Ticket!. SO cent.
To be bad at Donor & C 0.% IF chestnut meet. and at
the door. mode-tt
LASTWEEK OF THE BUNiYAN TABLEAUX.
National Hail, Market street above Twelfth.
Matini.re every at ten:loon, at o'clock. Kxhibitbm every
night. excepting Wedneaday night. at 'VI o'clock. •
Closing poettively January 4. fad taiolon. ni ceuta Four
tickets tor SL Children. 15 cents. deln
VOX'I3 AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE,
EVERY EVENING and
RATURD.AY. AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMIM NA'FION TROUPE.
In Oran 4 Bonen., Ethiopian BurleoqueN Sousa,
Gylnnapt Act 3, Pantnintinre.
GERMAM A OW `FIFSTRA.—PCBLIC It/111gA 11S ALf3
at the 31USILAL 11 N 1) 11A I.Vevery $A'llllll/AY at
tbv Ticket , at Door and At all oriaeloal
NUPie Storer. P nogetnen ,rkt
te can be ruoile by addrersto4
G. 11 STN 11. T. 1131 31onterey street , or 71tIL WITTIG's
Munk Store. 111 a Chcrtallt rtruet,
• - •
p EriNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY 01 - FINS AltT3.
4.:IIESTN UT. above TENTH.
()pen from A. I'M. to 6 P.M.
Wl:datum We-Ea grezit picture of CURTSY i:EJEt,rro
Piiii 411 rxhibiti6n. •
,___le4-tf
1..11 ASHLER'S MONDAY AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
L. ut Concert Dail, avail Monday. from 534 till 5 o'clock,
biotic admietion, 50 colas. Package, tour Tickets,
"Coupon" of 'hilt* Tickete. 85 W. noWf
A .51},}11VAN et ANSERNATORY CSIL,—SEE AD:
vertlftnier.t tit:2er head ct "51tteical." de3o.4t
ILIDTIBEII4
50.000 FLiraTtet - J ,faleand
5 , 4 1 ;10 . 1i1IL/DING
lug; assorted width Shelving and n'' beaded Fel:wi t :4/ turn. dil
Pattern stuff; 4 inch Yellow Pine WWI the/Tl3oring.
Sheathing and' Flowing; Cypress and Vftite NW/
Shingle/3. low prices. rucuoLlioN7B, Eleverdit and ear.
Penttr streets. , tt01340:33.
LONO BOARDS - 18 TO SIFT.. FIRST AN SECOND
D and nofiog; also. S-4 and 6.4 Sign Board. r %4
feet Ion"; ',Undertakers . (lase Boardt for sale low. NEILL
OLSON. Seventh and Carpenter groats. • • rw13.2m5
18
. 67 —si.4aßfr vrtirrE, PIM,.
BOARDS AND , PLANK. • .
44 5:4,, 642, 2!,..i 3 and 4:intla, •
C*IDICE PANE. AND 'Flltst COMMON. te foot knifti
4. ;la
54, 64, 2,211,..p and 4-Inah.
11AULF..' BROTIIEWds 00,,
. , No. 2500 BO lITH BMW..
1867 —BUILDING: BUILDING t BUILD/NG t
-- LUMBER i LEI
I LUMBERI
4-1 CAROLINA FLOORING.
' . 6-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
• ' • '4-IDELAWARE FLOORING. •
6.II)ELAWARE FLOORING.
A 131,1 FLOOR G.
, WALNUT FLOORING.
' ' SPAUcE -FLOORING.
• STEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK—
PLASTERING LATH '
IKAULE. DROIIER a CO..
No. ZOO South street;
1867;'''
Nt i pp LANK
WALNUT BOARDS.
• WALNUT PLANK. -
LARGE STOO/C,-BEA6ONED.
MAULS Qr BEM
1.867. - FFBEII FOR EN'iDIRTA A EAKFAiII
CEDAR, WALNUT, MATILIOANY.
CEDAR. WALNUT fdAEOGANY.
INIALLUE, BROTHER & 00.
10 ~ .-ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL SaNDS.
1..71.P 101 .
ALBANY LNEDUMBER OF ALL CB.
ON •LN uT.
SEASONED WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR, CHERRY AND. AWL
OAS.
OAR. FIANR. AND BOARDS.
HICKORY
ROSEWOOD AND _IYALNUT VENEERS.
• MAULE. BROTHER di CO.
18ail —CIO R•pcx MANVFACTUREES.
u • clok i ßAsuE MANEVACTURERB.
SPANIEL' CEDAR BPiOL ROARDEI
o. 2500 80 1 AR &Mit
. . .
1867. -8
,TPRUCEJOIEIT--SPAUCE JOIST-713PRO(All
Inflik 14 TO BSI ETAT LONG.
O.
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LEGAL 'NOTIGES.
ID* 'IIIE COURT FOR. THE 'CITY A
County of Philadelphia—Estate of JOHN 'A. , RI .11.1
SiN, demaned.---The Auditor appointed by the tlourt
audit, settle owl aditud the account of GEOIt(IE
BEN, Administrator of said estate, and to report Men—
button of the balance in the betide of the accountant..
will meet the,pa i rtice intmeated for the purposes, of au.,
, nlcrkiiv..j/r in e e c. a9 c
k.
Philadelphia. ,
' dOIIN (k.. HAN:
4017. f m w st o . • ~A9diter.
EASTERN DISTRICT. OF. PENNSYLVANIA:. e5....41i
Banttruntey—At Philudelplua. the .16th day et De.
camber, A. D. lad7.—The undersigned hereby gives notice
of hid appointment es Assignee of t RANIMIS P. ASH,
of the borough-of Oxford. in. the county of Chester, and
State of Pennsylvania, within the said Distriot, who him
been adjudind,n Banknwri pn We own petition, by the
Pintriet Court of Enid I)iptrict. . • •
• • 400. TIAIKEit' B.ll3PilAbi, Assignee, ' • .
, . ', . ,-. ; • ~.. i , • ... • . N 0.521 Walnut street. .:
Tattle Creditor l of oithillilk"vt— dpl,6ina
*VBTATE:Or:CHARLES KEYSEII, DECEASED,—
Ili Letters of 4thnipigtration, d. b. n, e. t. a., ,on tko
Estate bicIiAR4ES KEYSER, late of Gemantowti, de.
eased. haviug been granted to the undersigned, all per ,
sena indebted tri Said estate will rankepayment, and MOlo'
haVirlitaalpst the stune
street xill present th are c:
knotai TAY, R Sixtl .; • de
eAff.tuStf'
. ,
•
OOHED FRUIT. YEGIVABBIBI in .:1-1,000 - 0/ I,II M
.4.0 d, eacll#s;• WO, Weil ittish ~ . Pipe
Appireillillit,Wn fedi ,Fine Alplee in 'alaits,• I. 1 i ewe ,
Omen Born and reels .Peltei 600 ' ern 00511 Min •
otuuloloo cam fresh Green Gaper V easel °berried." ke
f i r r g; 600 cases Blackberries, in eyrupi n 6 l l , lo ems Straw.
c... 11 1 1. 1 0= ro 0=73=1. 4- P ; N71 °8661
TS RD o=l
Ig Catarirklifitairaoni y. 911.1.!
toe u i c t u d t lc. De .o_ris ale
'''' v , 144 "' ..,
AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE AN APPRO
, priation to the Department for snpplying the
60 with-water for the year le,GB.
StwrloN 1. The Select and Common Counellit .
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain; That. the
s um of three hundred end! twenty nine thousand
four hundred and sixty-six dollars and:sitY-six
( xn t to • ($329,466,09 ba and: the: ,same is hereby ,
appropriated to defray the 'exp .
eneesOf the„ De
partrutr.t for suPplying the * city with. water ' , for
the year 188 o'6 ronowb:
Item 1. For salary of Chief, Engineer,. flee
thousand dollars (t 5,000). ,
Item 2. For salary of Register, two thousand
dollars ($2,000).
Item 3. For salaries of Chief Clerk, and seven
permit clerks, eight thousand two hundre4VdoP
tars ($8,200).
-Item 9: For • - salaries ; of ,• eight Inspectortcolx
thousand four hundrid dollars (16,400).
Itellt.fr. Irorsalteries of four.rurveyorit and one ,
'Messenger, four thousand two hundred dollars.
!.($4,200). ,• .
Item 6. lot; salaries of. Clerk sind,Dranghts
man at Engineer's office, two thousand dollars
salaries Of 'two - Engineers at Fair
mount Works, two thousand dollars ($2,000),•• •
Item 8. For 4alprjes of four assistant Engineers
at Fairmount Workeovvo thousand four hundred
dollars(s2,4oo). . .
item 0. - For • salary, `of Watchriaten . at . Fair
mutant Works, Six hUndied 'dollars ($040)':
Item 10. 10. For salary of one Engineer at Delaware
Works, one thousand dollars ($1,000).
Item 11. For salaries of one Engineer and
Seven Firemen .at. Delaware Works, three thou
sand Mur . hundred arid . sixty-six • dollars and
sixty-six cents (r':::;,46e , 06)-
Item 12. For salaries -of two Watchmen at
Delaware'Works(' twelve Jun : aired dollars
($1,200). • - • +'• r
Item 13. For ,itilarlea of two Engineers at
Schuylkill Works(wlthhouscs),eighteen.huadred
dollfirs'(l,4oo: ' '
Item 14. For .salaries of two assistant Engi
neers at Schuylkill 'Works, , twelve hundred dol
lars (951.00)7
Item 15. For salaries of eight Firemen at
Schuylkill Works , four thousand eight,hundred
dollare-($4;800).•• ,
Item M. For salary of One Watchman at
Schuylkill Works (with house.) fire hundred dol
lars ($5O). - • - --•
Item 17. For salaries of two. Engineers and
four firemen at Twenty-fourth: and Works,four
'thousand four hundred dollars ($4,400). • . • .
•
i
,
i;KNER.AI.
Iteml 8. For book's; . stationery, adtertising.
printing_ and posting, .two thousand dollars
(S2,VOt).
• Item la: For •fitel for offices, ground rents,
cleaming. incidentals, &e„ fifteen hundred dol
lars (sl,sti,).
Ittm•2o: For 'coal atid.wocitl,Fairniount work
six hundred dollars (600).
Item 21. For coal and wood. Delaware Works,
twelco tbonsand dollars ($12,000).
Item 22. For coal and wood, Schtiylkill Works,
tan thousand dullard (ii 10,000).
Dent 23. For coal and' wood, Twenty-fourth
Ward Works. Six. thousand dollars (t 6,000).
Item 24. For tallow, oil and gas, Fairmount
Works, two thousand dollars ($2.00(.1)
Iteni 25. For tallow, oil and gas,•Delaware
Work, tour htmdritl dollars (e 400). •
Item 20. For tallow, oil and gas, Schuylkill
Works, one thousand dollars ($1,000).
Item 27. For tallow, oil and fluid at Twenty
four h Ward Work, four hundred dollars f.e. v».
item V. Tor small stores, tools, red and white
lead gum. hemp, emery, two thousand fire
hundred dollars (.2,500).
Item 29. For repal6 at.Fairtnount Work_ s,eight
thousand five hundred dollarS
Item 30. For repairs at Delaware Works, five
thousand dollars ($5,000). • •
Item 31. For repairs at Schuylkill Works. four
thousand dollars ($4,000).
Item 32. For repairs at' Twenty-fourth Ward
Works, two thousand five' hundred dollars
($2.500).
Item 33. For keepliag grounds in order, three
thousand dollars (0,000);
• - Item 34. Torkeeping pipes, plug,, stops rmd
fixture,' in good order, eighteen thousand dol
lars (018,000).
Item 33. For keeping buildings, grounds and
reservoirs in good order, nineteen thousand dol
hirs ($19,000). • •
Item fl 6. For the purchase of iron pipes, fire
plugs. stop cocks, lead, brass castings, iron cast
ings and other fixtures and materials connected
with the laying of , pipes, setting and fitting of
plugs and stops, one hundred toousand dollars
4$100.000).:, • , .
Item 37. For labor in laying pipes. setting and
fitting fire stop-eocks„ forty-five
thousand dollars (erta,orfro).
Item 3. 4 . For drilling and making new attach
ments, six thousand five hundred dollars (eG, 5 0 1 ))•
Item 39. For iron railing at Fairmount. three
hundred dollars ($300)..
Item .10. For carriage hire, three hundred dol
lars ($3(4)).
Item 41. For surveys for a better supply of
water, one thousand dollars (4 1 :1 1 00o).
(..lER.H.C.STOWN• WORKS.
'
,
Item 42. For 'salaries of two engineers, two
Bremen to act as ruen and watchmen, and one
Ir-c' , three t onsand eight hundred dollars
($. *m 3.00).,, . .
Item 43. For repairs, eight hundred k tiollar6
tt WO-
Ili ni 41. For tallow, oil and small stores, two
hundred dollar-; (i 4200).
Item 45. - Tor eoid, sevfin thousand dollars
($7,000). „
Item 4t3. For repairs and extension to wharves
at Fairmount and' .Schnvikill Works; new fences
around reservoir at Fairmount and Schuylkill
Works, had new roof boiler-hense at
Schuylkill works, fifteen thousand dollars
($15,000).
Provided, That the coal to be furnished to the
works shall be purchased from ruiners and ship
pers only. And proricki further: That the con
-tract for all supplies shall be awarded to the low
est bidder, after advertisements for proposals,
and that all expenditures for repairs shall benrade
with the approval of the Committee on Water.
And warrants shall he drawn by the Chief En
gineer in conformity.with existing Ordinances.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
J
y President Of_ Common Council.
Arril* OHN 'ECKSTEIN,
• Clerk of Common Connell.
'JOSHUA SEEKING;
President of Select council.
Approved this twenty-eighth, day of December,
Anno Domini one thousand 'eight hundred and
sixty•seven (A, D.. 1867); . .
3IORTON'McMICHAEL,
it . Mayor of Philadelphia.
A N ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE A CER
/I tab] transfer in the apprbpriation to the Trus
tees of the City Ice Boat. r•
Br' TION 1: The Select and' Comnion Councils
of the City;Of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
City Controller is hereby authorized to transfer
the snm of three thousand dollars of the special
appropriation to the Trustees of the City Ice
Boat, for removing ice obstructions in the river
'Delaware,rapproved February 1, 1867, to , a new
.item to,be called item 6,.in the appropriation to
the Trustees of the City Ice 'Boat for the year
1867, for the purpose of paying - W.Cramp - "
Bone, the sum stipulated in the agreement made
with them June,18,•1.867,..5e AOOll as they shall
have fully complied with,the terms of the same.
JOREI, I O2•F. MARCER,
Preitleint Of Common Council.
Al-rpm—JOHN EORSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
; .
JOSIIUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved WS tvientieighth day of December,
Auto Domini one thousand eight hundred and
slaty-seven (A. D. 1867.) ' '
MORTON •MCMIOHAEL,
"'At,; . '` MaYO of Philadelphia.
ESOLUTION 'TO A rtnoitizE,7A. cgR.
min transfer in the appropriation. for Light
ing thmCity.. ,
Itesuived, By the Beleet And Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia, Tbat the City 'Con
troller Is hereby authorized to make the . follow
ing transfers in the appropriation for lighting the
city for the year 1867, viz.
Front Item.'6. For excise tax on Os useil., in
the public lamps, two thousand dollars ($2.00T.
TO' Item-2: Forlighting, extinguishing, cleans
ing and repairing the pubild lautps, two hundred
dollars ($200).
To Item 3. For the erection of now lamps,
twehe hundred dollars ($1;200).
To Item 5. For repairs and renewals, six hun
dred dollars ($600). •
JOSEPH F. Askttegit,
President ofConnnort • Council.
Arrusr--A,BRAITANI 8 CEWARP,
Asshltant Chlik of Common COuttell.
.4 • ' • JOSHUA. 4PEItI,NG
President of Bdiect 'ouncil.
• ''ApiiiltVed• tlilaltatinty•flgtitlrdiir'of 1 ii&intier,
A nno Domini one , theilicina eight hu dred and
timtp-seven (A. O. 1867).y I.
iORTO,II I¢oMlo AEL,,
"TC 1 04 4 ; I . I
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CITY ORDINANCGS.
EIBM
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE AN APE.B.Q. ,
priation to the Board of , Health for the yeti!.
1888. .
Bye rrozr I, The Select And' Common Councils
of the eity,of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of sixty two. thousand seven hundred and
forty dollars $G2,710) bo and tho same is hereby
appropriated to filo Board of Health 1.9, defray the
expenses of the year 1868 as follewer' '-
Item 1. For salaries ofirealthofllcesei`elefk, two
assistant clerhs, registration clerk, throe assistant
registration clerks, pore physician , and runner,
r ten thousand rind pity dollars ($10,050).
Item 2 2 ,For salaries of two messengers and
four night Inspeetors, 'three thousand nine hun
dred and sixty dollars ($3,960).
Item 8. For salaries of:night inspector and yea
' sel inspectors Prat:Mune - Ist to October Ist, ten
hundred and twenty dollars ($1,020), ,• •
Item 4. For pi" of ten vaccine physiciami and
ten colleotors,;llre thousand dollars ($5,000).
Item 5. For fuel, furniture, cleansing, repairs,
postagoana , incidentals, siren hundred dollars,
Item O. For printlng. advertising, hoOks,news
papers, blanks and stationery, seven hundred
dollars ($700). • t ,•
Item 7. For removatof nuisances,-seven th0u
,(57,000)., , .
Item 8. For carriage biro and railroad tickets
for district committees, four hundred, dollars,
(41 0 4). , 1
Item P. For carriage hire and railroad tfOlets
for burial ground and poudrette committees and
for expensed to be incurred in executinethe
poudrette lawg, four 'hundred dollars (e4.00).;.;`"
. -Item 10. For use of committee on registration
in ' esecuting the registration act, and . for ex
penseS,of office, also for books, stationembianks
and advertising, twelve hundred dollars (t1,,200).
, LAZARETTO.
Item 11. For salaries of Lazaretto physician,
Quarantine'maSter, btewaid, seven bargemen, two
nurses and waielinslan, 15 C:wen tl4nt§and dollars
07,000., .
Item 12. For clothing, bedding . ; brushes,` ftir
nature, EO31); cleansing and ifiCI4WI6I4S, SIX hun
dred dollars ($ . 600)., , , , . .
Item P., For medieiris;lime, collins and burial
expenses, three hundred dollars (5300).
Item 14. For coal, oil, paints, fluid, fiags,boats
and repairs, .54 hundred dollars ($60,0). '
Item 15. Forearritigebirei and railroad' tickets
for Lazaretto committer: two hundred dollars
(6200).
Iten:l,l4. For, board and washingthe clothing
of bargemen, nurses. patients and otheers,twelve
hundred dollars ($1,10').. • •
Item 37. For the general repairs to, buildings,
grounds and 'apptirteiraneea and for taxes and
msurance, two thousand five hundred dollars
Item in. For outside Cluinnel units and taking
vessels to Quarantine, and for quarters for boats
and bargemen, twelve hundred and fifty dollars
($1,250).'
Item 311. For,it , arr;yin* . ' mails. porterage - , and
postage,' twerhundred Allars 200). ' ••• -
Item 20. For ice and filling ice-house. three
hundred dollars WAO.)
MUNWIP.% 110: 4 1 . 1TA I
Item J. For salaries of resident physician,
matron, nurses, laurifirez , , fireman. •watchrnan
and two'oardeners,five thousand one hundred:and
sixty dollars ($:,.160).
Item 22. For board and washing ,for patients,
nurses, and officers, five thousand dollars
t +5,000).
Item 23. For clothing, bedding, furniture,
repairs and incidentals, five hundred dollars
($:)•.",). , •
Item 21, For Net, lights, brushes, soap, cleans
ing and lilt:Mental supplies, fifteen hundred dol
lars ($1,50 0 ).
Item :L5. korMectioines, coffins and burial ex
penses, one thousand,dolltus ($1,060).
Item `26. For carriage hire, railroad tickets,
conveyance of patients. tolls, porleragepnd post
'tage, five hundred dollars ($500).
Item 27. For general expenses of BanitirY
Committee, printang blanks and stationery, three
'hundred dolLare(s3oo).
Item. 21. For purchase of horses, vehicles and
harness,, and for the keep of and repairs to the
same one thousand' two hundred dollars ($l,-
200).
Item 2`... For taxes, hnuirance and general im
provements and repairs to -buildings, i;rounds
and appurtenances.
_including the erection and
maintenance of Telegraph, three thousand dol
lars (CUM).
Prarid , d, That warrants for one-twelfth only
of Ale apPropriation for salaries to the officers
and empluyt , s of the Board of Health shall be
drawn in each mouth—,
• And Warrants shall be drawn by the Board
of Health in Conformity with existing ordi
nances
JOSEPH F. MARCF,R,
President of Common Council
Arms - T-301Di ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
3081115 A SPERLNG,
President of Select Council
, Approved this twenty-eighth day of December.
Anno Domini. one thousand eight hundred and
4m-seven (A. D. 1867). -
;MORTON Mt:MICHAEL,
" 'llaytir of Philadelphia.
A N ORDINANCE TO MAKE AN ApPRO
-11 to the Trustees§ of the City The Boat
for the year 1668.
t'stncrion The Select and Common. Councils of
the city of Philadelphia do ordain,- That the sum
of eighteen , thousand three hundred dol
lars ($1,9-000) ba ,and the same Is hereby ap
propriated to the Trustees of the City Ice Boat to
detrarthe fallowing expenses vii.:
Item 1. For repairs and equipment of boat and
machinery, three thousand five hundred dollars
(P 500).
i • ,
item 2. For fuel, three thousand dye hundred
dollars ($ 3 . 500 ).
Item 3. For wages. four thousand five hundred
dollars ($4,500).
Item 4. For provisions, twelve hundred dollars
($1,200).
Item 5. For insurance, wharfage, stationery
and incidentals, six hundred dollars ($600).
Item 6.; For keeping open the navigation of
the Schuylkill river, and for double manning the
boat, five thousand dollars ($5,000) :
Provided; That all the tad pr
, ovisions and
other supplies shall be obtained by advertisement
therefor, the.contracts tO be given to the Jowest
bidder.'
The warrants to be drawn by the . Tras tees of
the City Tee Boat. , -
RCER,
President ofCommo n n Connell.
Arrzsr—JOHN ECKSTEIN,
- ' Clerk of Common Connell.
• - JOSHUAAPERING.
President of iioleot Connell.
Approved ibis twenty-eighth - day. of December,
Anno ono thouaandpgb.t hundred and
aixty-seven V.:D.1867). ' -; •
MORTON McMICHAEL,
it , . Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE AN ADDI-
Ronal apprupriation for the extension of
the Female Department of the County Prison,
and the alteration of the Hospital.
SEcriori 1. The Seleetaud Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of eight thousand five hundred dollars be and
the same is hereby appropriated to the Inspectors
of th6goulitYPrisen n to pay forAhe extension of
the Female Department and the - alteration of the
Hospital. The warrants for Said .4propriation
shall be drawn by the Inspectors.
• • ' JOSEPH': MAIteER,
- President of Cominon
e ' n-- -Audi'
AI iEsT---JOHN ECKSTEIN, , a ;
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
'President of Select Council..
Ap . proVed this twenty-eighth day of December,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven (A. D. 1867).
MORTON Me2ifICHAEL,
,MaYor„qf
A N ORDINANCE GRANTING PERMS
,I-32. elan to,the PennsYlvtMia,•Radroad tchereet
certain Telegraph Poles.
SitcrioN 1.. The Select and Commonceuncils of
the City of Philadelphia do ordain. 'that permis
sion be and the same is hereby granted to the
Pennsylvania Railroad to oreet eiartaluiTelcgraph
Toles` from -their •• Office, Ninth and' Chestnnt
streets, no,Ninth street to Market, street. to con
nect lirlth-theirline Ninth tilidlltirket street, to
their depot, Thirteenth and Market streets. All
ordinances or parts,of ordinance to the contrary
thereof .ndavithstanding. •Novided, That the
said Nompary pay the sum of twenty'-five dollars
to cover the expenses qf. advertising ibis ordi-
JOSEPH F. MARCER
),
, • ,• , PreM,deut of Comilion Connell.
At-ri:f.T.--JOHN ECKSTEIN, u •
Clerk of Common, Council.
SPEIRING,
• PSositicut:of Select Council.
App r u v t a tw en ty-seyen t day of Deeetaber,
dri
Anne emiiii•one thbusabditight landdred and
siztyreeen
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THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.----PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1867.
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kinerios: 1. ThefOle . Cilnd'Clommort - ounelle
of the City of Philadelphia do ordiiiry'TliarWe"
sum of one hundred and five thousand three
hundred and seventy-three dollars and eighty
cents ($905,373 80),be and the same is hereby ap
propriated to defray the expenses of the Depart.
meat of Police, for the year 1868, as follows:
Item 1. For salaries of the Mayor, two Clerks
and ; Messenger,, eight thousand ainellundre,d and
twelve dellaM and arty Cents Wall 60). '
Item 2. For stllarit s of Chief of Police and
Chief, of Detective force and Flre Marshal; five
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars .05,250).
Item 3. For salaries of seven High Constables,
eight Detectives, twenty Lieutenants and thirty
four Sergeants,
eighty thousand two hundred
and sixty-eight dollars and thirty cents ($BO,-
268 30.
Item 4: For the salaries •of advcri Unitized and
ninety-nine 'Polleernen, seven' 'hundred and
twenty-eight thousand three hundred and
eighteen dollars ($728,318).
item 3. For the uniforms of seven hundred
and fifty-five Policemen, at forty dollars each, to
be paid in equal semi-annual proportions to each
un ifornied Tolineuran, for purchase of
uniforms under this direction of the* Mayor,
thirty thousand two hundred dollars ($30,200).
Item 6. To repairs to station-houses, rooms
and cells, and for furniture and boats, and re
pairs to the same, also for gas for station-houses,
ten thousand dollars ($10,0(0).
Item 7. For cleansing station-houses,rooms and
cells, forts-two hundred dollars ($4,200).
Item 8. For the conveyance of prisoners by van,
five thousand dollars ($3,00), ;'ll.l4ivorir to be
given to .the:!:lowest bidder, not proposals in
vited for the samel •
Item 9. For meals and medical attendance,
fifteen hundred dollars ($1,300).
Item 10..F0r bedding, four hundred dollars
($400). . , •
Item ii. For badges, rattles,• buttons, maces
'anti beltsforofiletai, five hundred dollars (6W)._
Item 12. For stoves "and heaters, toad iepairs tb
the same. tour hundred dollars ($400).
Item 13. For fuel, three thousand,five hundred
dollars ($3,500). And• all coal used shall be ob
tained from miners and shippers only.
Item 14. For incidental expenses, • eighteen
hundred dollars ($1;81$0).
Item 14. Pot stationery And. printing; eighteen
hundred dollar;s ($1,800).
. Item 16. For arrest and conviction of offenders
and for foreign telegraph expenses, one thousand
dollars ($1,000).
Item 17. For expenses to be incurred in pro
curing evidence. and in the investigation of
alleged violations of law, five hundred dollars
($, 00).
,Itt%nl IS,' ; rfir expenses", to be Inetitred the
pursuit of criminals who haVe. escaped beyond
the limits ; -of the Police District of the city, five
hundred dollars (sseo).' ' • -
Item 19. For the extrication or exhumation of
any persons, or the remains of any persons
buried in ruins of buildings accidentally de
stroyed, one thousand dollars,($1,000).
Item 20. For taking up dogs and killing the
same, one thousand dollars (01.000).
Item 2L For ice to station-houses and central
(dice. four hundred and twenty-five dollars
($423).
Item 22. For rent of station-house, Chestnut
Bill, seventy-five dollars ($75).
Item 23. For furnishing new station-house in
the Twenty-seventh Ward, closets, seats. &c.,
three hundred dollars ($300).
ESITNSES OF POLICE ASI' FIRE ALAII3I TELE-
Item 21. For salaries of Superintendent and
Assistant Superintendent, twenty-six hundred
dollars ($2,600).
Item 25. For repairs, two thousand dollars
($2,000).
Item 6. For keep of horse, and wagon, three
hundred and twenty-five dollars ($325).
Item 27. For batteries and acids, twenty-four
hundred dollars ($2,400).
Item 28. For stationery and printing,four hun
dred dollars ($400).
• item 29: For incidental expenses, two hundred
dollari(s2ol3).
Item 30., For painting telegraph poles. six hun
dred dollars (;600).
Item 31: For the purchase of a hit Of ground
and the ere( tion - of a station-house thereon, at
Manayenk. ten thousand dollars ($10,000).
And the warrants shill tie-drawn by the Mayor.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Armsr—ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Connell.
• JOSHUA- SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-eighth day of Deceinber,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven (A. D. 1867):
MORTON MeMICID.EL,
It Mayor of Philadelphia.
A N ORDINANCE TO MAKE AN APPRI)-
priationn out of the income of the Girard
Estate for the purposes therein mentioned.
Sr!( n ox 1. Thu Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of one hundred and thirty-six thousand nine
hundred dollars' ($186,900) be'and the same is
hereby appropriated out of the income of the re
siduary portion of the Girard Estate for the year
ciebteen hundred and sixty-eight (1868), for the
purposes of paying the expenses of and for the
Girard Estate and Trust for the said year, in the
following particulars, that is to say:
Item 1: Water rent, two thousand dol
lars ' $2,000
herd 9. Taxa, forty-four thousand dol
lars 44,000
Item :;. Salaries, six thousand eight hun
dred dollars 6,800
Item. 4. Lands out of the county, Efty
thousand dollars 50,000
Item 5. Permanent Improvements, two
thousand dollars . 2,000
Item t. General repairs to real estate, ,
eighteen thousand dollars.... 18,000
Item 7. Inside painting, three thousand ,
dollars: ;,000
Item 8. Outside painting and glazing,
three thousand dollars 3,000
Item 11. Paper and, hanging, three thou
sand dollars. . . ..... . ....... 3,000
Item 10. .Arinuities, sax hundred dollars. • 600
Item 11. Miscellaneous expenses, coun
sel fees, watchmen, fuel, print
ing, stationery . , cesspools, eze.,
four thousand five hundred -
dollars.
SEcrIoN 2. That the sum of twelve hundred
and fifty dollars fie and,the sane ."is hereby ap
propriated ,out the Income of the fund ap
propriated, under the twenty-second Item of the
will of Stephen Girard, for the improvement of
the eastern front of , .the city of Philadel
phia $1,250.
SECTION 3. That the sum of live hundred and
five dollars and sixty-Veto cents tai and the same
is' hereby appropriated, under the fifth item of
the' will of Stephin Girard, for the purchase• of
fuel for "poor white housekeepers and room
keepers":.. ............;..: . .... .
..........$50562.
Srt-rioN 4. That warrants for said appropria
tion shall be drawn in conformity with existing
ordivances,
JOSEPH F. MARCER, '
President of Common Council.
ArmsT—ROBERT BETHELL,
• Assistant Clerk of Select Connell.
JOSHUA• SPERING,
Approved this twenty- seventh day of Deeemher,
Ann° Domini, One thousand eight' hi and
sixty4eveti (A. P:1867). ' ''". • • .• 1 '•
• • • '!•MORTON 'McMICITAL/L
it Mayor of Philadelphia'.••
oi.p.iisiANCE TO MAKE AN APPROPRI-
A idol] to Pay the ezpenses of the League Island
Cuunalsgon d..i l ko.CltcholicitoT„,,, ,
bAcTioN 1. Thb Select and "Common Councils
!Of the clip - orfhlladelphlato ordain; That -the
HUM ot sixteem hUndredl Awl .sixty-two dollars
And eigkity-oau cents be, and;the same is, hereby
JapProprtided Kew the following purpOhes, viz,:
• 3teuk 1, 3 rr0 par the expenses , or .the Commis
si' n appointed by the Prcsiden4 relativo to
•Ledgue Islandi daring theirtsessioif in the city,
S.:.,•thirteen ItinCrect u 1 6 ,event.Y 4 9!lr. dolls
cold thirty-one cent's. • -"•••••
item 2. T 9 pay -tip expenses of the Clty.Boll
- befre,the',lnry'lo assess' the dainaggii tiv:o
hundred' and 'eighldleualit'dollars and 'flfty
-And tbupsrrant for Item 1 shall , be - drawn by
'the elerhs of Connellf;and for Item'h•by the City
Solicitor:—
JOSRPH F..NARCER,
• j'yesidebt of cbmm9p.,CouneD.
ArrEsr—fADlNteitAElN, •' , •1 , 4
perk taTommott Connell.
' ••• '' , 7o§lzlVA: BK/taliO, ••
„ , • . 4 :::.•Fresideitt4it .seleCt,Counesl„.
APPrO'N'a, 0411 taretly-td,gl,lok, day of December
Do44l4lomthottutti Co,7,lkwilldivi
ei.l4y4evea 4,Ar, D: , 11367.) _
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MIEEIMffiMI
CITY ORDINANCES.
President of Select council
CITY ORDINANCES.
A ODDiNANcE,TQ t.L11 4 0 BO LIN 7,
&try linerr Of the 'Second Divistan of thO-.
Tire:kV-Sixth. Ward and to create an additional
divit 4 l: ol In Salikwarli. - - -
sEcriox X. ,The Select and Common douricila
of the city.of Philadelphia do ordain,. That the
Second Division of the Twenty-Sixth Ward shall
ho bounded.as follows : Beginning at the south
west corner bfPassylink road and Federal street,
thence southwestward along the west side of
said Passynnk road ,to 'Eleventh street, thence
northward :along the east side of said Eleventh
street to Federal'treet. thence eastward along
the South side of said Federal street to Passynnk
read; the Place of beginning; arid that the place
of veiling in said division shall bo at the Wise of
Frederick W. Evre,southweat corner of Passyunk
zpadsind Wharton street.
Sucriox 2. That a new Election „Division, to
be called the Twelfth Dlirfsion, be and the same is
hereby created in. the said ,TiVenty-Sixth Ward,
to be bounded as 'follows,: Beginning at the
northwest corner of Passynnk road and Federal
street, thence westward along the north side of
Federal street t,ci Eleventh street, thence north
ward ai9ng the' cast side of said Eleventh street
to Ellsworth street, thence- eastward along the
south side of Ellsworth street to Passytink road,
thence southwestward along the west side of
said Passynnk road to Federal street, the place of
beginning; and that the place of voting in said
division shall be at the house of Bernard, M.
Farley, northeast corner of Eleventh and Fede
ral streets; and the remaining election divisions
of said ward shall be and remain as now estab
lished by law.
JOSEPH r. 3fARCER,
President of CoTmon Council.
Nap:sr—BENJ.:ol'N HAINES,
Clerk of Select Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council
Approved thotwentpseventh day of December,
ALDO Domini' one thousand eight hundred' and
sixty-stven (A. D. 1807).
.1101iTON. AIGMIC4AEL.
151.V0r ridludelphia.
EnOLUTION,TO AUTHORIZE A CHANGE
It in the constitittion of OOrnish Engine, in
course of erection in the Twenty-fourth Ward.
Reso/red, By the Select apd Common Councils
of We city of Philadelphia, that the Chief En
gineer, of the Water Department be and Is hereby
authorized/ and directed to Modify' the. (listing
contract with. Messrs. Merrick ,tr, S.onet, so :as to,
include changes and additions necessary to adapt
the Cornish Engine, LOW* coarse of erection
for 'the' Twenty-fourth Ward-Works; to -the inte
of the Spring Garden, Water N f Vorlcs, provided the
expense of the same does not exceed six thotti
stand dollars ($6,000). "
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Ar - ri.s7--BENJAMIN 11. 'HAINES,
'Clerk of Select Council,
, .
;JOSHUA SPERING,.
President of *elect CounciL
Approved this twenty-seventh dayof December,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
silty-seven (A. D. 1867). : '
MORTON McMICHAEL,
RLSOLUTION TO AUT . OIIIZE A CERTAIN
transfer in art appropriation to the Board of
Revision.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia, That the City Con
troller is hereby authorized to transfer the sum of
five hundred and ninety-four dollars and fifty
cents, In an appropriation to thle Board of
Revision. to pay for Assistants, ttc.l approved
June 1, 1867, to certain items in their annual ap
propriation approved. December 21,11366, as fol
lows:
To Item 2. To pay for printing and advertising
notice of appeal to tax-payers, thirty-five dollars
and thirty cents.
To Item 3. To pay for printing forms, station
ery, &e., four hundred and eighteen dollars and
seventy-five cents. , •
To Item 4.' To pay for expenses of clerk hire,
messenger and office, one hundred and forty dol
lars ano forty-eight cents.
JOSEPH E. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Ai - rEsr—ABRAHAM STEWART.
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President-of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-eighth day of December.
A 23110 Domini, one thousand eight' hundred and
sixty-seven (A. D. 1867).
MORTON MeMICHAEL,
It Mayor of Philadelphia.
pp N ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
21. Commissioner of Markets to transfer the
lease'of the Arch Street Wharf, on the Delaware.
SECTION L The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
Commissioner of Markets, Wharves and Land
ings be and he is hereby authorized to consent to
the transfer of the lease of Arch street wharf
now held by the New ,York and Philadelphia
Steam Boat Company to the Delaware City,
Salem and Philadelphia Steamboat Navigation
Company. Provided that they pay all expenses
attending the transfer. The same to be approved
by the Mayor of the City of Philadelphia: ,
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
' ' President of Common Council.
Attest-JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Connell.
Approved this twenty-eighth day of Decem
ber, Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-seven (1867.)
MORTON MOHO lIAEL,
Mayor. of Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE BERK'S
Street Sewers in the Twenty-eighth Ward.
n,so/red, By the Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia That upon the com
pletion of the Sewer in berks Street, between
Über and Twenty-second streets as authorized by
ordinance, approved October .13st, 1867, tbe ex
cess of the cost thereof over aid' above the
assessment bills, shall be paid out' of Tteniin
appropriation to the Department of:Highways,
&e., for the year 868, "For the construction of
Branch Sewers," Provided, said excess shall not
be greater than three hundred ($300) dollars per
square, asirovided for sltch eases in resolution
approved dui:Lary 23d. 1867, or in aggregate,
seven hundred and fifty (18750) dollars.
JOSEPH F. SLARCER,
. , ••President of Common Council.
ArTnsT—ABRAHAM. BTWART,
-eistant Clerk of Common Connell.
JOSHUA SPERING,
' President of Select Council.
$136,900
Approved this twenty-eighth day of December,
Anne , Domini , one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven:(l,D. 18G7): '
MORTON McMICHAEL,
it Mayor of Philadelphil
RSOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE LtY
ing of Board Sidemilks on Willow and WOod
bine avenues, Twenty-second Ward.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia, That the Chief Com
missioner of ;Highways be and is hereby directed
to notify the owners of property fronting on
Willow avenue,: between Locust avenue and
NStOodbine avenue, and on Woodbine avenue,
from its intersection with Willow avenue to
Magnolia avenue,' to lay Board Sidewalke in
front of their. respective properties, within thirty
days from tho date of notice, or the Department
of Highways is hereby 'Ordered to proceed and do
the :work, and collect the cost from the property
owners respectively. ;
JOSEPH P. MAROER,
, . President of Common Council.
ArrEsp—JOHN , ECKSTEIN,
Cierk of. Common COunell.
'JOSHUA SPERING,
• President of Select Council.
Apithived this tiventy-eighth day of. December,
Anno Doirdni ono thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven '04,11
M 0 TON oMICHATiIL
i. ' • I.r Mayor of;Philadel
•A- N ORDINANCE' GRANTING EIEIOIIB9 N
to a Baptist Church to conettOt a Turnout.
Sst Tom 1. The Sete* and Comuion Councils
of ilid!City of l'hilscielphia, do ordain, That per
=lesion be ritul, the sante i,3 hereby given_ to the
'Baptist Church, at the nOrtliwestCortier of Erdad.
and Sitrtiee htteetSitd constructs
• titrnout, on west
side of Rroad"strect, above Stiruce • ~street,
turriOut ttr ber taken 'up In one year - from this
date, and, Frovided, the said Itaptist church pay
into the city. ttelnwry the Om of twat:o3. l llv° dol
lars, to pay for the publication of this ordinance;
all ordinances tir tarts of ordinance% to, the con
trary thereof notwithstanding. • -
JOSEPEIY. MAEOgSty
-Tiosident of Commtm Cottncll.
rri:si —JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk s of Common Connell. .
itimsatrA;;lßMONG,
President of Select Council.
,'ppioved this twenty eighth day of Discern!
.A44oP9o#o44loo,otujdiOghtk: linittircd
and sixty•seves (It. D. 113470,-
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,•: t , LEA J.'. u
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Mayor of Xliliadelohia
CITY ORDINANCES.
V i tIDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
. ' Commissiorier of Markets to regulate the
Stalls , and Stands 1n the several Market. Houses
where the same havenet been regulated. \
fixerloN 1. ' The Select and Common Cour:tells
of the City Of Philadelphia do ordain, That on
and after the passage of this Ordinance the Com
missioner of Markete be and is hereby author
ized to so regulate the stalls and stands in the
several Market HouSes not heretofore regulated,
so as to prevent said stalls or stands from , being
used for any other purposes than that for which
they shall be set apart; and in case of any viola
tion'of the above, alter being notified' by the
Commissioner, the party so offending shall for
to the City their stalls or stands; togetker,
with the rent paid thereon. All ordinances in
consistent herewith be and the same are hereby
repealed. . .
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Arrzsy—JOHN ECKSTEIN,
'Clerk of Common Connell.
. • JOSHUA SPERING
President 'of Select Council.
Approved this twenty eighth day of December,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven (A. D. 1867):
MORTON McMICHAEL,
It Mayor of Philadelphia.
121ip3OLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE
DJ 'grading, curbing and paving of footwaye
o iv n ai lf. d ast' Walnut lane; in the '7l:7enty-second
Rem Fred, By the Select and Common Councils
of the city of Philadelphia, That the Department
of Ilighways be'and is hereby anthdrized and di
rected to notify the owners of , property fronting
on East "Waltivit lane, east from . Morton street, a
distance of seven hundred feet, to grade, curb and'
pave their footwayd, and if they refuse Or fail to
comply with Bald notice for thirty days•from the
date thereof, the Department shall do .the work
at their expense.°
. •
JOSEPH F. MARCEL
President of Common Connell.
ArrEsr--JOHN ECKSTEIN, .
Clerk of Common Coupcil.
JOSHUA SPERING.
President of Select Council.
Approval this twenty-eighth day of December,
Ann() Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty -Bevan (A. D. 186 ,
• MORTON , deMICHAEL,
tfOVWOI
ELA WARE MUTUAL' SAFETY INSURANCE CODs.
D
pan 7. Incorported lay. the .Legialatere of .Pennayl
vanla.'lo3, • '
Office, S. E.' corner THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
Philadelphia. •
MARLNE euttANCEs
On Teseell, Cargo and Freight; to alt parte of the world.
INLAND INIMURANUE6' , .
On goode.by river, canal, lake and land carriage to all
parte of the Ilnioni.iitE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On Stores, DweWnge, &c.
ASSETS OF TILE COMPANY.
November 1,1861.
$200,000 United States Five Per Cent Loan.
I"Cte 5201,000 00
103,000 United States Six Per Cent. LOSII.
1881.. . . 134,400 00
50,000 United Sia"te - s ; 13:1:61Yel6ni:'fo'n; •
Treasury Notes• 53,569 50
0)0,000"State of Pennsylvania Six Per Cont.
Loan . ....... 910,070 00
125,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per Cent.
Loan (exempt trom tax).......... .
195,625 00
50,000 State of New "Jersey Six Per Cent.
Loan—. • . . .. 51.000 00
20,000 Penttaylviinii" Railroad First Mort
gage Six Per. Cent. Bonds.. . 19,800 (XI
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second • Mortd
_gage Six Per Cent Bonds... . 93.375 03
K.,000 Weatem Pennsylvania Railroad'Six
Per Cent. Bondi! (Penna. RR.
guarantee). . 90,000 00
03,000 State of Tenneiliee - Flie Ueni:
IA "'• • mix° 00
7,000 State of Tennessee Six Per cent.
Loan. ' , 4,270 00
15,000 800 shares stock Germantown Gas
Company. Principal and interest
guaranteed by the City of Phila.
delphia 15,000 00
7.500 160 shares stock, Petuasylvania
toad Company..., • 7 900 03
5,I)00 100 shares stock North .............. •
Railroad Company.... . .. . 8,000 00
0,000 80 shares stook Philadelphia' and '
Southern Mali Steamship Co 1.5,(00 00
901,900 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, first
liens on City Properties..... .. . ... Mtge° 00
51.101,400 Par Market Value 51.103.803 50
Coest. 1.089,878.. .
Real Eetate . „.. 36,000 00
Bills Receivable for Insurances
. 219.185 67
Balances dueai Agencies—Pre.
minute on Marine Policies-Ac.
(=tied Interest, and other debts
due the Company....." . . 13,834 30
Stock and Scrip of nary 'Liu. •
ranee. and other Comminies„
55,076 00, Estimated va1ue.......8,017 00
CaCaesino B ask • Drawer • " ..... ..... ~.12103,01
103.815 62
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DIRECTORS:
Thomaa C. Hand, " James C. Hind,
Joh), C. Davie, Samuel E.. Stakes.
Edmund A. Souder. James Tragualr, -
Joseph H. Seal. William C. Ludwig, • . '
Theophilua Paulding. Jacob P. Jones, : •
Hugh Craig, - 'James B. McFarland.
Edward Darlington. , Josbua. P. Eyre,
John R. Penrose, John IT. Taylor,
IL Jones Brooke, •ftencer Mcldvaine,_
Henry Sloan, Henry O. Hallett, Jr.,
George G. Leiner. George W. /tornado%
William G. Moulton, John B. Semple. Pittaktirgh.
Edward Lafourcade. D. T. Morgan,
Jacob. Riegel, A. B. Berger, "
THOMAS C. HAND, Presldtmt,
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. •
HENRY BALL. Asaistant Secretary. deb to oc3l
plicErux INSURANCE COMPANY
op PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1804--CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No t 24 WALNUT street, op cite the EN-ehange• •
This Company insureil from tosses or damage by
FIRE
on liberal termo, on buildings. merchandise, furniture.
&c., for limited periods, and permanently on bulhllnge by
deposit or premium.
The Company has been in active operation for more
than sixty yearo, during which' all looses have been
promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
John L, Hodge, David Lewis,
N. B. Mohair , . Benjamin Elting.
John T. Lewis, .Thos. H. Powers,
William S. Grant, A. It. Nicliemy.
Robert \V. Learning, Edmond Cakitillon,
D. Clark Wharton Samuel Wilcox, Lawrence Lewis, Jr.. Louis C. Norris:
JOHN R. WUCHERER, President,
SAMVEL WILCOX, Secretary.
T -
HE COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.-oE
flea .WllO South Fourth street,helow Chestnut.
1 "The Fire insursnee Company of the County of Phila.
delta' incorporated by the Legislate re of Pennsylva.
nia in 1i214, for indemnity against loss or damage by fire,
exclusively.
CHARTER PERPETUAL, •
. This old and reliable institution,with ample capital and
contingent fund carefully invested, continues to insure
buildings, furniture, merobandiseetc., either permanently
or for a limited time, against loss or damage by timid the
1: lowest rates coresident with the absolute safe ty of its ells
femora.
UM/ adjusted and paid with all penal° despatch.
• • DIRECTORS: • •
Chas. J. Butter, Andrew U. Miller,
- Henry Budd, . James M. Stone;
, John Horn, Edwin L, Reakirt,
Joseph Moore. ' Robert V Massey, Jr.,
George Mccke, Mark Devine.
CHARL3S J. BUT VCR, President.
BEN3A.3IIN F. lionciti.ev, Secretary and Treasurer,
'[.SIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.—THE PENN
-11 Fire Insurance Company—incorporated 1825
—Charier Perpetual—No. 610 Walnut street, opposite In
dependence Square. • •
Tide Company, favorably known to the community for
over forty years, contitmes to insure against loss or dam
age by fire; on Public or Private. Building.o, el: tier perma
nently or for a limited time. Also, on Furniture. Stocks
of Goods and Merchandise generally.; on - liberal terms.
' Their Capital, together with a largo surplus Fund. is in-
vested in a most careful manner, which' enables them to
offer to the insured an undoubted security In the case of
loss. DIRECTORS: •
Daniel Smith, Jr., John DeVeresx4
Alexao der Denson, . Thomas Smith,
Isaac liazelhurst, Henry Le. ie.
Thomas Robins, Gillingham Fell,
Daniel Haddock, '
DANlELiSfil'fllar., President.
V' ILIIAM G. CROWELL, Secretary. .
AMEitiCAN INIUTOAL INBUitANCE CONIPANY.—
011ie° Farquhar Building, N0..2118 Walnut street,
Marine and Inland insuranct H. Risks taken on Vessels,
Cargoes and Freights to' tin parts of the world, and on
goods en•inhind transportation on liVerll canals, rat troads
and other conyegances throughout the United Statist.
r •• • WflitJAl CRAIG, President.
• PETER tIiJLLEN, Vico president.
ROBERT J. MEE. Becrotary.
nivxmorts. •
WilliamCriig, Wm. T. Lowbor, '
Peter' enlien . - .j..lehnsen Brown,
t 5'
John Palle , T. . ' Samut Lit. Buten,
William 11.3.1errhk, - (..oarles Conrad. '
Gim e , paw,..
_..1 , Tien .y L. Elden
Ben). W. RiehagiT, S. Rodman .111ergan,
Wm. M. Baird. I I'earr9n tierrlll.
Deers C. Den , tt, . ' - JitlB
L —.... — ____.
MBE ENTF, I r ISE INSURANCE CONII'.ANY 'OF
I.t. PIDII,..AD -.41.111A..
o.fekle,E — l B V. COR. P 4 ilift.Tll A:9X 'WALNUT
.-• :, i': cirIitaINSIIRANCE EX CLUBIVELY% - ',. 2 - - -
,TEN. AI AND , P.EItI'XITAL. ,
oAk i.SAYrnat... ~. .... ... . . ..•..:Aon.ooo on
, cAsa..Afters, , . Jilly 1; ibita.. , ...,., ..- .. ..:' . - .sB7l,utit out
. DIRECTOItS.
IF. Ratebibril Starr, - . ... J. L. Errlnger. , . ' •
Nethro , FrazOrt. i- ~ • Deo, .W., Voltueetnek,.
ohrt N. Ate. eon, . . ' Joiners L;.Clrsliorn,
lien). I!. l'redipk, , , W: O. Bon ton
Geer/Vi i i:3 o 7:t. , , , , . kllarlos Wheeler.
j°ll2 ' I..ltiTCHFOßltilkl i ta u , ViAll e .i r 4it.
1 - ".• :' .• THOS. 11.-MONTOIM ERY,, , Wee Preddent. -
cT6d.Srnt,,,'.' .I''..A,L.XX,-,W. NV ; ISTE ft, Senlvtars'. --
,—____..
I IA MF-i TNB,o4o l ,o l 4c4feeNY 'NO. 40d pirEirNW
l'il ILA DE LPII lA. .., .....1
, FLR4.: , AN.A ilri LtAIND .1138 , CRANCE.
. • DAtt:miro - tes.
PApais IS;ll34tski .: , :n!:1 . - 4 ota LlV,llivorutun; •' ')
' ClierNe Ille,hArderi s .,, ,-,,, i, :),91.wrt,8..k10WT,1 1
.. ~ ,Y
,s ll i ,eAvle l, ~,,,,, .: „' - JAOlClleler, Jr, „., (
1 ..I . Robe 'earOvi , •"-, -, '-E.v, weodruff;' • 1 : - !
' P. S. J intlee, I.,hap. Stekee(+,.n. ril ''
~ : k (-11".°. A.
N F e ll ' A t. 'N ClS '' N. - 14 '163 . c - ,J . ,, et e'cl'ed.ilt, 4,- :, ~ .:1
~.,, : _ CHAS. itria tAanrJorrivice President.
' ,W , 4,..BLANCLahn,lslllOretarV
NENE
Manor of Philadelphia
$1,507,605 16
11111111/M1
INSVAIANVJer
1829. -CHA RTER PERPETC\
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ,
PHILADELPHIA,
Nes. 435 and 437 Chestnut ,Stieef.
Assets on Ootober 1,1867; .
$2,550,803.,
Capital
Accrued Surplus
Premiums
taisETTLED cums,
183.814 13.
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
.$6. 500,000..
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRK CTORS.
Chas. N. Bancker, Gao. Pales•
Tobias Wagner, Alfred Ri tter, •
Samuel Granh •', Ere& W. Lowls, Ef" D.,
Geo. W. Ricbarde, ' • Thomas Oparks, • • •
Isaac Lea, • . . ' . • • . Wm. B.` rant • •
CHARLES N. 134NCiffEill, , President.
, GRA). FAL ES , ' Vico Pteableid.
JAB. W. DicALLISTE I , Recto& ', - pro Le ~ fel2
• ; FIRE ASHOCIATTON arrintADEtv,
• phia: Ofilce, No. 84 Ni I
Fiftb street.
.laeor,
A . p g rated • March 27. 1820. ndure Bnllano,
nousehold Furniture- and • blerobandfte
, generally. front Loss by Fire . (In the,City oft
- Philadelphia only.)
-, I
Statemenfof the smote of ' 62.kiebeiablear '
published incompliance with the 'Provisfenent an
Assembly of April IStb, 1846 , • • • • • 0 -
Bonds and Mortgage 'en Property in the Cityrc„,:;.,,,.... ,
of Philadelphia only • t._••__•.tr ••• • ''''''
Greend Rents (In Philadelp h ia ' ' 22,
Real Estate. ' . ' . . ........ ..... , 28,0118 23
U.B. GovertenCni. (500) Lean' .1 , *AM 00 1
L. S. Treasury Notes 6,980 GO -
Cash in !Lanka. 44,662 63
T0ta1....,.
TRUSTEES.
William 11. Hamilton, Levi . P. Coats:
John Sender, . . , • . Samuel Sparhavdr.„,
I'etet A. Keyser, , Clearlee P. 110wexi. , ,,,,.
John I'hilbin, . ' Jesse Lightfoot,
John Carrow, Robert Shoemaker,
George I. Young. Peter Annbruster;
, Joseph It. Lyndall,
~,,
' WM: If. TIAMILTO_ ,N ' President: '' -
SAMUEL SPAIthIAWK. Vice President;
AVM. BU T LER,. liecretary'J' ,
..
7 EFFERSO N FITtE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF Pm. . tadelphia.---Office, No. 24 North Fifth. .street. near,
Market street. ,•. -
Incorporated Ikt tholegtelature of Penneylvantit. 'Cher
ter Perpetual. Capital and Meets /. $160,000, •Make In
our:wee againatLoes or Dainago by k ire on Itilbjlo,OrPri.'
•nte Buildings, Furniture, Stocks, Goods and Mereinin7
disc, on'favorable terms. ' • •
• • DIRECTORS.
George Erety: Frederick Poll,, t t 1
August C. Miller, t Jacob Schandlei,
John F: Beleterling,. 'Samuel Miller;
• Henry Troornner, Edward P. Moyer; •
Wm. hleDlaniel. .., 'a Adam. J, Glass,
Christopher D. Miller. Teruo' Peterson,
k'redenek Stank°, - . I Frederiok Ladner.,
Jones Bowman. ' I
. 1 GEORGE ERETy. President.
JOHN r. BELSTEIHANG, Vice Preeideult.
Prin.rr E. CoLtnAN, Secretary: • - ,
A MERMAN FERE:INSURANCE: COMPANY; INCOR
.110 a porated 1810 —Charter perpetual. •
No. 810 WALNUT street, above Third, Philadelphia. ,
Having a large paid up'Capital Stock and • SarPl4o in
vested sound and available - Securities, continue •to
sure on dw-Ilin, stores, furniture, merchandise, vessels
in port. and the cargoes, and other personal property ,
All losses libera lly and promptly adhuited. •1 • ' •
• DIRECTORS.
ThOrnas R. Marie, , James It:Can:inlet!,
John Welsh, ' Edmund G. Dntilh, '
Patrick Brady, ' • Charles W . Ponlhaey.
John T. Lewis, • Israel Marris,, • • .
John ' , •
THOMAS R. MARLS , President.
ALREY.T C. L. Czawportn. Secretary: • •
•
OHLIPPEAS , 6DIDE►
For Booto*---SteamalVe Moots'
BAILING FROM EACH PORT nvE DA
FROM ME STREET PHILAD EGA, AND LO G
.
Oda Ibis Is composed of thc , li ntekuis
Steamships.— ' '' •">
-
BOMAN, 1,488 tone , Captain O. Baker.
MAXON, 44.150. tons, Captain B. )1. Mat e.
" MOIL WAN, 1,208 tons, Captain L. Crowell.
The SAXON fratn nibs. on WedaesditY,,Taii. 1, 10 A. v;
The NORMAN from Boston on Monday. D,.2 110,
_B4 P.M.
2 4
These Steamed:doe tan F2notoaßY. and Fi'mß___ be
repaired every day, a Steameebehni always on mo
Frei& f"o"r points beyond Boston with deeps ~
For Freight or Passage Om or • aeeomm i.
apply to Mf ywogioa&co....
mil• • 938 South Demerara avenue. .
PHILADELPHIA AND 8011gBDRENH:
STEAMSHIP P)M.FANY'II - REOUIOII4
LINES
FROM PIER 18 SOUZEL IntAirgßEL..l. : ' '''' r•:• ,,
'4Thentli t lTA will sail FOE NEW ORLEarm.IA
RAVAN Monday. December_ 83., at 8 o'clock A. m_,_•'• - -
The ex •or THE UNION • will gal TRW I'IR7L .
ORLEANS ,311 A HAVANA.' Saturday, December M. • , •
. The W.T9ll4N s iwill sail FOR sAvAttNAFL„ ;later
day. December "at 8 o'clock& ld
The ' TONAW DA 14111 pail FROM . SAVANDM.H.
80174 y . .. January ..._. . • ~..
The rIONEER will Bali FOR , WILMINGTON, N. CL,
on Thursday, December 86, it 8 o'clock P. BIL• - ~' •
Throng'. Mlle of Lading eined,, and Fangs" ,Ticketa
Bold to all noints Sou th and Weld.
WLLLLaIIi L JAMES. &emollient. i
CHARLES E. DILICES, Freight Agent.
no& , , No . 814 South' Delaware avenue. ,
DAILY LINE FOR BALTIMORE,
Via Chesapeake and Delaviatis CanaL •
Philadelphia and Baltimore UM= Steam.
boat Company, daily at 8 o'clock P. DC_
The- Reamers of this line are now'plyingregular be,
tweet* this port and Baltimore, leaving
North Delaware avenue, above Market street,. at at 3
o'clock P. M. (Bunda , excepted)
Carrying all descrintion of Freight aslOW el,falfstpcg
Freight handled with great care,' deNvered promptly
and forwarded to all poinht beyond the terminus free o>
f ,
•
Particular attention paid to the •tratteportatigli of•aii
description of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages. Ayr,. ad t
For further information, apply to • •
JOHN D:)111OFF. Allen&
&pillar) • No. 18 North Delaware avenue. •
go& FIAVALAIrERa. ' ..' . .
8 m 10.014Tiilsit gxNg..
The 8 Ps • . . •. . . -
FLENDRICH HM80N..............-- • . gel Lit. Haas
STARS AND.8Tititgid.......,...... ..... ~....Hapt. Hahne ,
Theme eteamers wiii Leave. MU port ror Havana 09811
other Tneeday at BA, M. • • •• + 1 i .
The.eteamellie iiTARB AND BTHlPFlllikolmemeeter.,
atwill
o' eail for Havana on Tuesday morning, December 81
8 clock. _ .. , - • : , •
Paseet al o Havana, IMO, e
No ht received after Bat
' '' '
For tor passage,npviii_to + , u.--• ,
TlitilllAß WATTSCIN & Dime:
140 North Delaware avenue,
'FOR LIVERPOOL, WITH DEMATCH.--THEI
.:^%`. first-clan &marital' ship CHIEMIN, 1311 tons
rogletor, Thome Mcbuire, motor.Thilitee—
gel. having a largo portion of her cargo exotano4 w sail
aa above; 'For balance of freig W al nutoe applg to
PETER WRIGHT & BONS, 115 IMO&
- FOR NEW YORK
ansportation Oompany—Deepatan
dwiftgureLines via Delaware and Rani
,
tan Ogrial; on and after the 16th of Marckleaving daily
12 51,,and 6 P.M. connection with ail Northern and
Eagtern lines. For freight,whieb will be takenon accont-'
roodath3g terms, apply to WM. twig> avenue.
ruhl3-1Y No. In South Delaware avenue.
OR. BARR-
( CON SIGNEES OF MEREIIANDISE PER DR.: DABS
cornwallts, Allenonnster, front Liverpoolorili yleaso
send their permits onboard at Millman street whart,or'at
the office of the undersigned: The getteril order will be
!rimed on MONDAY the 30th, when all goods not, per
mitted will bo sent to the nubile stores. •
. PETER WR , (MT SONS,
. *if. Walnut street.
A LT, PERSONS ARE lIERERY CAUTIONED
A
against trusting tAny of the crew of tho Hr. Hark
(lotuwallie,i , Allen, Master, from Ltycrpoob, an no debtet
of tin ir contracting will be paid either by thu Captain or'
consignees.
PETEIt WRIGHT
de2B,tf llu Walnnt treet
JAS. S. SINN DUNN, eacceasorto .TOqN SlllNtruu , t
SONS, Sail lialtera, No. UOO North pelawase avenue,
Philadelphia. • • ' '
All wor,k done In the beet manner, and on the towed
and wort favorable tonna, and warranted to give perfect
eatimfaction.
Particular attention,itlycntorepalring. • .
DkLI7Qa.
OBERT 13149)1111LASER CO.,&WHOLESALE,
Druggists., pi t .corner Fourth and Mita streets—
invite the attention of the Trade to their large, stock
of Fine Braga, and Chemicals. Essential Oils, Sponges.
Corks. site, , , nedt•tt
TARIAIOIHTB. riITNDRLES.—GRADUATEB— , gora
.1/ Pill Tiles, Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, Tweezers,
Boxed, Hon] Broom 19 rirgical Inetrturtests,'X'rasses, 11
said Soft Rubber foods, Yi tl C:ses, Ohm and tie
Oprin!esS, itsz, all at "First Muds - prices. •
• p o , ONOWDFIN, & Mft,EIL .
, , 21 South street.
•
MAYA OF RECENT IMPORTATION.
.a and • very euperinr quell: 4 y; White 'Opt; Atablet
, Eget India Cantor 011 ; Wtiltoiand Mottled Laetile *rapt
Olive 00, •cd various brandx. For sale by ROBERT.
SHOEMAKER At CO., Druggists. Northeast corner of
Fourth and Race stitete. - „ nopiktf
tl/BE PAINTS.—WROFF4II TO •rgra TRapja PUIW
White Lead,' Zino White and Colored gainta o f our
n mantifisetutoosf undoubted purity itt
suit purehatiere. ROBIET c•Axiv
Dealerain Paiute &nod Varukheth N. cern& our=
Rac4 etteete. • ' to:dlt
DERMUDA AND GEORGIA ARRA " BOOT"—T : 1
j) New,' Unlit—sweet., Duro. ond of dazzling wndellol ll
directly from ti{ gr9WVIL L
ti Old at. atIILIVZ4 *right, e nd: findinntnen
1, 1 1 11 4 1 q ., N AUPPl4Elttlait.
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I r ri ly . i.. .es l i uddio..o-4-to 'l , " • 'it • ' Sri
" ''..•,-' •
\•,t , "1;"+1,. .ovi.)---. 1 1crut , .. 41017,0 4 Ottigliiiplla
-11115 off I lieticilia)o4 1 1)1 .vAlt . 440wr,..tugoovio kW*
, 0 It •-i;,6 ii.t) iittgsf,d3 .4 1 quitaleT..)14-14) ficA4olort
I.'d 1)14:444.0 44 i ; . .fi 1)/1. 4 4 , 044 ,Pcitrtd,4 %, *
$400.01X1
.... 1.1X19,7.0. 0 00 0
INCOME FOft 1889
&366.0a(4
, -,41.046,9W:21