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, 1866-01-06

St. Louis A1toG GEoaa.....................,-..
Emaireton Quincy Hoad...................
hoFsnNat1n Lozd
LIE
The reported saies to-day foot up 80 head ranging
IN price from &a?s 70 f1.$1X-
hedeu&nd for good Cattle continues fair. and psces
ate without especial change nom Yesterday Prime
Leaves waited for Ahipmcnt and ~ tha no1nber
received i limited, prices coniiDns ntm.
TIC more common grades ate In good supply. End
With 4 moderate Uenand. Prices do not exhibit tho
sane nrmueas ~ on the better qualities
Amouk the good drovea sold WIS coz OF Is head Of
prime Etcefs, avt9aEan: ~ n. At &s3sk. Tho sann
f.n also sold smother LOT Of C hesd, .va.s11< 1so
ns at $7ta- These were among the beet lots sold to-
cay The 1DeFket clests this evening With quite 4
number uuso!d.
We quote the market fas foe prime beeYex 1t M
changed prices, and Qpiet for commoo g114ez.
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
sreraEinE La ns. Il sss TO Goodcii s 6tad rl1ne
ass I'D Il q 3 s:aa medium s.e.
s.e.sxtps 1.ms Hs,st tseo -.
S1:If sola pe.py1s head. averaging 11u Fl, =.
Isil Hssxes so'd nrorn 1s bead Cow, averaging
s;lahot1s ca. sold Smith = head good steess. az
gsstns LILO f. s 4 - : e Deuss Il head common
n:ill : Essses so:d brown il bs.a, averaging 80
Bentley sod Green Is head common Cow. aud stees.
,aon mon s!oek sse1g1aE o!s r. II sts' to Elliot &
Hyman sold ketkoote1 ID bead. averaging 1eo ~,
UuGs-Ttou the re:uru.:naoc csto the Do,rd Of Trade
~ md the sece1pt1 ard spntnfs for the last twenty
four hours, compared With the receipts and ship
rents Of the same period IN 1866, to bc u fol1ows:
f. isss: ssst'iss; FL. is'g'aiss ia1.' Il
5Ss.: ~ - III
, 1866-01-06

Ffota tat Ralttaofe tonmeft3A, 3dI
Anee thf close Of the W17 md tnt ft71fA o. lAat
win The Bouth th have been received u tai1 po
stsames and ,tsses e2N nales q GostG o. ,n, ~
vannah Mt bales from 1irercnt Po1ts ie N9fsa Ear
olna "a bale. fom KortSk II 6aie, nr.ro1 itS e.
recetrts hive pctu i3r-fa racKa-eA ~ ooxes and
l'so cases nsnuactarrt aaa 3ta md lea1 seceivsd
North TsfnIina. The ye.elrts Of usval stores ha1d
been 81 lris fsr. 4n brle rosia s3d ~ trls ap!nti
id snt Vicinis. Tbc tzade IN taIscod has be quito
ixrrT ~ Gds and lasB having been received hom
I'd I'D Norfolk Some 80 bras An6 cAset oI
- c4mc nom Savannah and Charleston. and II,
iuttele whcnt and 10 co bnshels coru wrr received
nusntItite u1 hhirc1tx staroa, LUMBER dried Trait De-
ayc reached ths market nom tho 5iYert Of Gortll
Carolina and Virginia.
, 1866-01-06

This celebrated Toilet Sosp, IN such urycr7al do.
maDd is made from the choicest ma1eria1s Is mid and
tremcly beneficial IN Its action upon tho SKIN. For
sale hy II DE7setsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
oci-aH :teW WAsA
, 1866-01-06

DISSOLUTION.-The firm OF II.
- 6. Nichols & Co. IL dissolved BY mutual consent
n. S. NICHOLS,
o. E. RE{TT. g
. H. 4. NICHOLS.
ChIcoxo, Janu1rY 1at, 1se6.
, 1866-01-06

NORWOOD d LOCKWOOD,
Ran1 d .8Eo1keER
IN
gToCMa, BONDS
And GOVcru1ucnt- securities
No. II William ST., New Iusk.
Accounts Of Dauka, Bankers and uthess solicited.
INTEREST allowed on daily hal4nces-
A. Z. NORWOOD, JAu, +. LOCKWOOD,
0ftAc n. 7 Stock EXCHANGE. Late o. Eanalo, Ell
, 1866-01-06

1:s md on Tho street At 1se9lseHx -clok1ng nj tao
latter quotation. Silver M Quiz ar1N0ls5
Government bouds were In fair demand aud
steady. nc quotc:: =, !. 80,
, 1866-01-06

FRIDAY EvENIEa. Jim. s.
The receipts and shipments d1r1ng the past II
hour compare with thoec OF :he corresponding
date last year as foIows:- \
, 1866-01-06
Return Of RaQthcrn EtapIes.
LFfotn The Baltimore Commercial, Sd ]

LATER-
The wheat narket WAS Qu'et ibis afle1nnooa, and
fcw sales we're made 1t St l.2aXd125.
, 1866-01-06
LOSSES PAID.

An uD1ineh!ng adherence to legitimate landmarks
"a rtpe experience and successful cArte-a long lioe
Of solid SERVICE freely rendered and falthiny per.
formed strict devotion to one special department
Of The bustne1shn ample capital and increasing re.
sources, together With 4 straightforward honorable
course Of conduct In the current transactions Of buz
urss, emphatteauy suggest
, 1866-01-06
A RT1F1CIAL WASHIN G
At FR. 1PPoLDT T'a,
nFNpre.

Al, kinds Of Woolen and Eslk 6tu1s; Wooden and
French 6hawa. Table Cloth. Ellie TIL and Cold Win.
Eubgoaesies, Laces,- Floods, FTebel. Tr1mm!neE,'
Eit Gloves. etc, 11n be washed and Cleaned 10 tho
best style. Fanthert washed hnd Cut1ed. Thts pfo-
cess Of Artificial Washing ha1 bern Ia use for some
time In I'LL 2ukee and Other cltfss md IN au cases
xfyGp entire satisfaction. dt43bS3t It 6-TATu
, 1866-01-06

Ynn could rot well he subject 10 : much r1ore H.
conven!ent teup1ulpt 10 A4J nothing Of dang Of
Il! 1unR!:: TIT uyssr.ery Or som;;h!u: sil! moro
Il il Rr1ts mistake. No au,ounr Of latent health
AID vlgor can long withsAn1 constantly loose dls-
GhafEc ihe boHtls AID sAe 4teH1 IL exhibits
very plainly i'h sy.npssAy ~sf the dLsorslcr. For
trnatrIy. though. there is Always remedy at hand,
sad EerS Ine5nsntlye oas, TO. u ksaxAys l.aadJ
matier II on have attack evca o! choers uorbas
4npoDlul 80 Of the Kcsdy Relief taken every
hour IN VT glass OF sNeetxnod W1tef multi ease
PROCURED. WI he sn5e to psGs yoa on ne road to
Toptd recovery. bottle Of 1eAtwAy's Ready Relief
cotsirr - cents, worth nosc than n3llars worth
Of Tfe*ennt.oms frE the a9leat phgs!el.n, e yoRf
not merely 10 ucmTosas.y suspend tts operation 10
sides THU you vtll have e1dJ Relief enough len To-
cnro Jou Of ! bilious collie shonld such ~ auent
1TtYtnkc ycu; or a nervous htAfaehc. or hy1t.Aca.
crsmra vomit,E9 pain IN The hones aud 50 On. Could
nyti1nE be NOR useful md u The sstue time moro
tc1upmtcal2 Rsdwayfs Ready Relief Is, n ahnrt,
ouitea saEi,y me.sineshe:: i, Itself aaa psspa;ed
taut rAftS Of TIM globe, Is feay SURPRISING In this
Of high r11crs how # ran be sold tor 70 eoupasa-
tIytiy small sum: and then Its good efects
tmnEa.te? Il yeu hasea atsT7hTa 4 for instance. ne
you xusr that h1owAJ1 hc.dy Relief will promptly
&c ID Eastez. Sold D. nzuSKfats. +;
, 1866-01-06

Cos1uG pr1eea for cash January s, lsed, received
hy F. q. SaltuostAl1 Co., Commission Stock md
Y}sand 8tuIf1z (lsft strtnt.
, 1866-01-06

z $40 q. s. NOTES.
And other Government Securities,
BOUGHT ANu SuLD BIZ /
THE SECOND EATluNAL BANK,
. J. 4. ELLIS. President.
, 1866-01-06

OF17cE OF 1Hx DAILY TK1nuHE3
fF1oAy EsenD<. Jan. 5. !
BEEF CAT1IE-Aecor13tne to the Eoard OF Trade
1orta tic receipts 2Dd shipments since rrf last t2zue
compared with the corresponding period Of 1s hare
been follows, II should te bone In rnd that these
shanenu md reccpss really thoet Of tbs dry pro-
Cedtng:
Necespx. 6htpmtnts.
, 1866-01-06

ITO hIASONS.- Proposals forc con-
l. st1uetag Well Chamber for the New Engine OF
the Chicago Water Works. -
CHICAGO. December q. 1865
Sealed Proposals. N1n Be EecslxEd y the Boarn Of
e sh for tae e ch.
Chicago WaT Works aceurnjnr to specadcatioas here
o. nlo and ready for e1am,tnauoe..'
The We'll Chamber Will be Of hrtEE, cylindrical In
for 81 feet s6k fest external d!nmetcf and I. eet
high the walls 70 be feet Inches 10 feet 9tnches
thick.
Proposals uust be addressed To the BOARD Of Public
WofE*. h dprse3 - Proposals for We'll Chamb r" Ard
be ACCOMPANIED With the usual $l10 bond with sure.
ues to he approved BY the Board.
The Eoad EssezEe the right reject any ali bids
and 10 bid VIII te accepted uIess the Eoaru receive
evidence satlstaetorJ to then that the party Offering
1t Is competent, rellahlc End Etsponsihle:
10. GINDELE,
FRED LETX,
@. J. ROSE
de2ictsr1et BOARD Of Public Works
, 1866-01-06
THE NEW COLLECTIONS OF
i CHURCH MUs1C.

THE NEW COLLECTIONS OF
i cHugcHM M MUs@IE- + t. ,
TUE RE ksrE@A nes sesP epslseaaa &2Ha: at ,acssa
Z 5sSigt e s5s; Il
u r. ,S SS;s
ts complete IN al IT. departments, md Il rI.nsed %
eleaF large Sge fss bs5:s e ri xoEk: d5se
,s,;5, AsA;RM,: 2, 9R TNE 81 H.: as.
C ef s. e 9sssy 81
s. s91 na aex @ Fss r. o1as! M Iqs
UW meter, and the Au:ten peparsnGtis nh AID
''assu! 4Ss KaSFs LAST WORK.
s "a Re %
Music, md Socaa training songs, part songs rounds.
&C. For chnlrs slns:n- scheols couyenfloa1, &c. By
mi E9,s ssAses
sy5 %7s II: ;ss sss:1
A s. q s M
] p1Ssshes. invite s..snaea 70 Its aeT boot. we Il
r
sasnoss % ha5 @ ia Al tSer many new copo.
RsRs ts
DE Hesentation Of snsm6er Hitherto unpublished
ss & ~ E faa,se ss s
= saen p y s soasbso9a se o9 2on e
Sl!.5. "a tse Psei.hsf: soaaasHty rsSief tsf il
rs nsfSfiK So .a: A. .,e n1ss sasssi,
Nsy Ga5nnina Sas,ar r. b nr L1xel1 Msson s. & ",
III 81 bs SHcfs assss e II I kee ~?
by Bradbury. Eoot aad na;;lass 81 "1Te!,' ChaEsn
sse s Is
pafment' copes M gSspa3s |: n 11!fs
oc14slca-19t 1tew "a 3p j9{; FrosdwaT. New York.
, 1866-01-06

:: Il, e, - =
50 Shares Unltcd Etotes Trust
..Compauy's Stock. New YoFk-a
2CG Sh,rcs Fourth National Bank
stock, New Tofk.-...........
100 Shares Metropolitan Rational
Bank Stock, New Tofk.....,
1co SHARES Manufacturer and Mcr-
P; chAnss HaRk Stock, y. Tcrk.
5cD Shares Meebnnica' Natiopal
. Bank Stock. New 9ork.-....
30 shates Mefchausa' Exchange
Hank Stock. New iofk..-...
10 Shnrcs Merchants National
Bank Stock, Nav York-,....
, 1866-01-06

OFFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ QUARTERMASTER~

u l. l. 1 L ~ I ~ Il
~ QuAATERMAsTER.
.-.... .... December 10, ls6s.
PROPOSALS FoR.ARMF TRASsPoRrAT1oy.
sea1cd proposals Will be received q: is ollie, until
= o'clock On the :Ist day Of Jssuagy, 1s for the
Of military supplies during the year 1855.
Rog1S s5;s 1S ~ LEfio@ Forts Iea7cnxorth Laramie
fivs norih of Fo2s md south d Isssuae
aSf nRets f5 ssps II ss e
eotah Idaao and Utah; south Of atitude Il degrees
1he Te7iiosy q eoiosado no.h o1 o dexsee; 1ofth.
Ese ss 9 sa III tns s Rs, 5 ns a
m9n!hs, fou april to September nclus1ye, Of tho year
IL ths sta.e Il Kaasa. he town of Kansas, il the
@ eas :, Il IL Se
Ts1'9sy of Go9adH seG1a 1 e lqnsaas % degrees
asss Il or e Gs' 81 Ioas ss95 a5d i
Pes 10 p, m 9s
to scPtsmetf inclusive, = Il year "a l'' .'''l
EoEH Nc. a1Fso@ Fort Cnaon Or such esher depo,
pess Il q
ID thas Territory and such posts Or atatfous d may
- g
;ts.e @ t4s fate PC. m goads PS1 o9 es M r. 4 which
non June . SoTenbsr q tha "a year @ s
es g sa s
Eouts 9na p pSppess r. e
pofatoAYt bason lard. bread. pine lumber, shingles
Bdders I'LL s sheuid stve Their names ,u ta as well a,
seeoupanled by bond IN the sum of zen thousand
ssss eont:sss PSsipsa af
6
fo9a snS k Sc q H. p 10
IL amount Of bond. required from the contractors
On Route No, .t1bo1o0
, 1866-01-06

c7(sfl CASH MILL RE GIVEN nl ,c3nn
ClVU NEI.t:, MANS MONTHLY S91tC
; FOR TIE BEST ORIGINAL PUZZLES !!
This Il hoSa rde ottr W. vt.h 10 SECURE pa--l =
q urtissled merit " n1anssla thn Just celebrity OF
AEtLIxAS: GonpcIAan opto to III. Eesis 10 aeeide.
Full particulars IN JAN. No., -eadr Al al ue~3iealcrs
l. cents GFetnhlct Dtstr.o1:!o1 Eyry Moasa.
ertrcnt sssr7!es postpaid. 6 ce1ts. lASE:T & CO,
108 Nassau street, n. T. ASK nessdcAers for
MefTYt1ane4 MtHthlY, 6e1Jt33 lteW RI It
, 1866-01-06

. a G "a Il D.
Having pu1chased the interest Of the nsm Of y. $.
Etc!loia q Co., shall continue The commission hus
neSG, at the sane otcce>
: IS I.aHalle Street,
Where hope to merit coatit uance Of tho 6En1's
former pAtron+, curslInments Of nll Kinds CT pro-
duce, cGur Dressed hosT &c, Ec will h1Fe the bert
a:ten,ie1, ana vii enSsge to ostaa as S9od prices.
my houAc In the Northwest. II. s. NICHOLS.
Chicago. January !, IsEf. c9i1
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An ORDINAN NCE
IL To Make an Appropriation TO the Roard of
Health for the Rem oval of Nuisances.
Section /. The Select aud Common Councils Of
the City OF Philadelphia do ordain. That the sum OF
four thousand five hundred dol be and tue same
is hereby appropriated to the Department OF Health
for the year 1865, Tor the removal of nusances and
the City Controller is hereby authorized TO place
this amount to the credit of Item OF the appTo
priatiOn to the Board of Health for the wear 1866
approved January 20, 1866;
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
ROBERT BRrHELL
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Ammo Domini one thousand Siaht hundred and
sixty six "a. ID. 1860.
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
1OS0lt Mayor otPhllaaelphia
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDIN NOE
~ To Approve Contracts for the Erection of
School Bml0lngs and the suret,es therefor.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils OF the
tracts made by tae Controllers of Public Schools
Tor the ereciNn of school bui dings according to
specifications mentioned in SAID contracts respec
lively, all OF said CONTRACTS having been executed
by the Mayor of the city as the party of the first
part, and the respective contractors the parties
OF the second part and the sureties of said con.
tractors respectively, be and the same are hereby
seYeraly approved and confirmed, as follows, to
L. Contract dated the fourth day of September
A. u. 1856, Tor the erection OF school edice at the
Falls OF Schuylkill, Iwenty-f first Ward for the sum
OF fourteen thousand eight hundred dollars, bv
Watson, his surety Tor the due performance
thereof.
2. Contract dated the twenty-sixth day of Sep.
tember, A ID. 1866 for the erection OF school edlce
at twentieth and Jefferson streets, in the Twentieth
Ward, for the sum of twenty-tour thousand two
hundred and twenty-five dollars, by joseph NJ
Thomas, contractor, and Wilson Jewell " D. and
Micha Barry, his sureties Tor the due performance
thereof.
3. Contract dated the twen.y seventh day of Sep.
tember, A. ID. 1866, for the erection o edice
at Twen y.sIxth and Thompson streers. for the sum
OF ten thousand SIX hundred and fifty dollars, by
tors, and S. Warner Young and j w. Packer their
suretes for the due performance thereof.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty.seventh day of October,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred aud
slxty-siX "a. d. 1866.
MORTON MoMICHAEL
lOSO 1t Mayor OF PhiladelDha.
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1890

An ORDIN ANCE
"A To Make an Additional Appropriation to the
Controllers of Public Schools, and TO Authorize
Certain Transfers IN their Annual Appropriation
for 1866.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the tur-
ther sum of SIX hundred dollars be and the same
Is hereby appropriated to the Controllers of
Public Schools for the following purposes, to
Item For the erection of three new heaters in
the Hancock Grammar School, in the Fourteenth
Section three hundred and fifty dollars
Item 2 For the erection of glass partitions in the
Howard Hall School, in the Fourth Section, two
hundI ed and fifty dol ars
Warrants TO be drawn in conformity with existing
Section O. That the City Controller is hereby
thorIzed to make the following transfers IN the
annual appropriation to the Controllers of Pub ic
Schools for lbe year 1866 made by ordinance ap'
proved January 30 1866, to witt
From item 80 (turnnuTeb two hundred dollars to
item SO (repaiTsl in the Tenth Section.
From item 275 (painting Manatawna School and
repairing fence), two hundred dollars to item III
(repaiIsl, in the Twenty first Sec ion.
From item 23l (Tepails at Boys High SCHOOL, one
HUNDRED and fifty dollars to item Chemically.
From item (furnitu.el one hundred and hlty dol
lars to item incidentally.
From item 157 (furniture), one hundred and fifty
dollars item 1853 repairs in the Eighteenth Secion
and
WILLIAM S. sToKLEY,
President of Common Council.
BENJAMIN FL. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of select Council.
Approved this twenty. seventh day of October,
Ammo DOmni thousand eight hundred and
MORTON MoMICHAEL
10G01t Mayor of Philade'phi
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Miss Fannie Sewnrd.

Secretary Seward has sustained another be-
reavement, in addition TO the personal sorrows
which have fallen upon him so thckly of late,
in the death Of his daughter. and youngest
child, Fannie, which took place yesterday
morning, as stated IN the following despatch
from the Secretary OF War:-
WASHINGTON, October 29.-I deeply regret to
inform you that Miss Fannie seward died at
$50 this morning. We thought until last even
ing that she wac improving, as sue certainly
was Tor the last three days. But her strength
suddenly failed after the lever went down.
There viii be a funeral ceremony here on
Wednesday, and then her remains will be taken
to Auburn. EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Since the death of his wife,, Mr.. Stewards
affections have clung most closely and fondly to
his daughter, whose character, resembling her
mothers, was welt calculated TO win love and
tender regard from all who knew her. She was
eminently quiet and unobtrusive in her manner,
shrinking always from public notice, seeking
happiness in the pursuits, duties, and enjoy
ments of domestic life, aud ministeing with
constant and sollCitOus assduity to the wants
and welfare of those around her. Yet
she had a strength of character far be-
yond what any casual observer would detect,
and was equal to any emergency, no matter how
trying and terrible 1t might be. The fearless
courage with which she threw herself between
her fathers breast and the uplifted knife of the
assassin Payne, and the tenacity with which she
clung to bis arm, and sought to divert his deadl Y
afterwards said that If he could have made up
his mlnd TO strike her out of his way, he could
nave accomplished his purpose upon the Secre-
tary, but that her face, between his weapon and
her father disaImed him; he had not the heart
to take her lite also.
Mr.. Stewards attachment TO her was always
most warm and devoted. While travelling IN
Europe he never retired at night without writ
ing 10 her full descriptions OF all he had seen
and heard during the day; she was always In
his thoughts when absent, and always closely
watchful of his comfort and happiness at home.
That home, already so shadowed with gloom,
will be darker than ever now that she who gave
It SO much Of its light has left 1t forever.-N.
Y. Times, 30h.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAwARBMUTUALsAF SAFETY INSURANCE
TNCoRpoRATED BY BBYY"II IIiaIFE LveIsLArURs OF
.PENN sYLvANIA, 1886.
OFFICE s1REETa H EETTRN9H PdthBIIPSIG HkR 1D WALNUT
ahRiNE iNsUB4NcE
cEkGo kGo9-A' To all parts of the world
f"hi'h iINLkHD 1NsURANoEs
On Goods by River, Canal Lake and Land Carriage to
FTRgG Fl gE'iS TNs6RASCGs G%'Ia
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
slGo,0SO United States per cep Oan s,ss TS3S
-. Treasury Notes. ,,,...i....;...; oi,S75'OO
Loan. sO555 %
25O COO city H, oi ibiladcphia Six Per Cent o'oOvU
gage Six fer Cent. Bonds ..,.s,..;. 100000
gass.sx Per Cent bonds -. 2s $50 90
,roo, gage SIX Per Cent, bonds ,......e.. 2a7SOOO
guaranteed by the City OF Phiadel.
1850 is Shares Stock Fcnnsyiyana Tai '00'' oV
5000 100 shares stock Soih PENNSYLVANIA 'o0OVV
,o Ooo inert, subject to len days call .. 40 OOO'O
5O'OCO State OF Tennessee Five er Cent -, -.
10000 Loans on Bonds and MORTGAGE ars i0'OO
liens on City Property y.........,.,...l1OOOOW on
sl036,s5O Par. Mara Eet value .. 1896 $1,000
heal Estate. .....,.......,.......... So 10000
Bills receivable for insurances made. L ri ola 337
Balance due at Agencies :-Premiums
on arDe Policies, Accrued Inte-
restsnd other debts que the Com
Iany Observation-Disclosures. 4O5ll4i
scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance
and Other Companies, Sll33. Esti-
mated value. 29l0 90
Cash IN BanRs..,.. .s55 956 SO
'''''''''' @ O-o- So 685
81 253 63OIS
DIRECTORS
Thomas G. Hand Samuel f. Stokes
John O. Davis, u f. Penstan,
Edmund A Souder, Henry Sloan
Theophilus Paulding, vii lam G.. Bouton.
John r. Penrose, Edward Darlington,I
James TTaquair II Jones Brooks
Henry Z. Daliett, Jr., Edward Lafourcade
James G. Hand, Jacob II, Jones'
william Ludwig, James Il. Mcfarland
Joseph II. Seal, Joshua p Eyre,
George @. Leper, lSpencer Mcflyain
Hugh Craig, j. B. Semple Pttsburg,
Robert Burton, A. b Berger, Pittsburg,
John D. Taylor, - d Il Morgan, PittsDurg.
THOMAS G. PAND. PIeslhent
NJ, - JOHN G. DAVIS, Vice President
BENRT LYLBURN, Secretary. lN
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EREIGHT LINES FIR NEW YORK AND
IL ali the Stations the CAMDEN and AABOY and
connecting kaiIToads. INCREASED ESf DESfATcH. -,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York will leave WALNUT Street Wharf at
o cock p. Nj daily (Sundays eXeepted).
Freight must be delivered before AZ o'clock, to be for
warced the same day.
noon, and and p. NJ.
Freight for Trenton Princeton, Kingston New Bruins
wick and all points the Camden and Anboy Railroad;
also, on the Belvdere, Delaware, and Flemlngton the
New Jersey, the eehold and Jamesbur and the Bur
ingten and Mount Holly Railroads, received and for
WaTded up to p NJ.
The Belvldere Delaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachunk with all points on the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western RRifoad forwarding TO Syracuse, Buffalo,
end other points in western ew York.
The New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the
New Jersey Central Railroad, and at Newark with the
Morris md Essex Railroad.
slip memorandum, specifying the marks and numbers
shippers Bnd cOnsgnees, must In every instance be
with each load OF goods, recelt VIII be given.
NJ B-Increased facilities have been made for the
transportation of live stock. Drovers invited to try
the route When stock is furnished in quantities Of two
carloads II will be delivered at the foot of Foreth
street, the Drove Yard, or at Pier No 1, North
River, the shippers may designate at the tlpae ~
shipment. For terms other intOrmatiO apply O.,
WALTER FREEMAN, FreigsS Aseesnhia AeSsnhia
No 226 s. DELAWARE Avenue, rhl.uF
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An ORDINAN
~ To Make an Appropriation out OF the Girard
Estate Tor the Purpose Therein Mentioned, and to
Transfer Certain Item OF Appropriation to the
Section l The Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the sum
OF three thousand dollars be and the came is
hereby appropriated Que of the income of the re-
siduary portion of the GIrard Estate for the year
1866 for the purpose OF aYing the expenses OF and
for he Glrard Estate and Trust for the said year,
that to say TO item No. ands out of the county,
three thousand dol aTs
Section 2. That the following transfer be made in
the appropriation to the Girard Estate, made by
ordinance approved December 3d. 1865, to wits
That The sum Of three thousand lour hundred
same Is hereby transferred to item No. Clands out
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
RoBERT BETHEL,
Assis ant ERIK of Common Council.
JAMES LAND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty;seventh day of October, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
MORTON McMICHAEL,
10 80 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
d LUTON
~ OF Instruction to the Chief Commissioner of
Resolved BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Commis-
sioDel Of Highways be and he is hereby instructed to
lave the market plots at New Market and Calow-
hill streets curbed, and the cartways thereof paved
WILLIAM STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
BENJAMIN IL. HAINEs,
Clerk OF select Council.
JAMES LYND, ,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-seventh day of October.
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
'S""' MORTON McMICHAEL,
10 80 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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M AIRS H A LIS S E.
BY virtue of a writ of sale by the Hon. JOHN
CADWALADER, Judge of the District Court OF the
United States i'm and Tor the District of Penn
sylvania, 10 directed wiz be sod at public sale 70
the highest and best bidder, for cash, at GEORGE
POWEILS, No I29 N FRONT Street, Phi adephla
on TUESDAY october 80, 1866, at IL A. one H0 aSE
and WAGON 1.-TWO barrels WHISKY, one TILL, COP
PER WORM, etc. The horse and wagon may be seen at
WALTON'S Livery Stable, No. 1877 n. ELEVENTH
' "'O P. @. ELLMAKER
U. 8. Marshal Eastern Dist. ict of Pennsy lvanla
PHILADELPHIA october 20, 1856. llO ~ mwf6t