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IA W,euld5en berbramnt.

Osweap, 6. Oft. Ser 9ropeller vYerieoerance,
Capt eSobn aibeibbons, 9erietb beute Worgen Inn
ll6r Is Weilen BON gutneD 8ila tn grano. uno
brannte bis gum Naileripiege nteoer. Ser .sSnge=
nieur entbefte bas Seuer suert, melber oas lnglnd
iofort ben eriten Wiae mittbete. Serielbe mar
aerabe auf g8abe. gbe lie iid nur bas i6redlide
GretaniB Dr0enlid Dergegenludrtlgen tonnten, NOR
Der Yrppeller bereits in 5lammen eingehilt 3wei
1einer &ettungsbDote batten seuer aefangen, ebe
man su benielben fommen fonnte; bas brittle mnroe
Gs fubr nit Den Spei Wtates, 5pet Wtdnnern uno Ell
mem Ssnaben ab. Sc befanoen ld 19 Yerionen an
8prb, Dopon Ia, nit Ginldlub oes Gapitdns, elem
bielit1 in oen Tlarnmen unltanlen.
Ser YropeGer .ngnterpri5e" BON oerielben Sinie
mar ungef1br 15 Wfeilen BON Dem Sintertbeile Der
..Yereoerance", entfernt. Sie rgntepapri5e" nabnl
6as Boot, tpeles Die eben genannten Yeelonen ent=
hielt auf unb fan nit benIelben beute gtafmtttag
bier an. 9ie uGnterpri3e" blieb in Der Nabc oes
brennenoen Sampfers bis slim Sagesanbrub, 5,l
ne.der 3eit 0as g8raf nod INNER auf Dem 9Saner
fd)ipamnn. Ser Sobn bes Gapitdns, tueldler erlter
@sate NOR, behnbet iid3 unter ben Geretteten. Se
2aoung Der uYerleperance" beItano aug 2O247 gu=
fdel Welidforn fir s. g. Naott bon Ssneso. Sie
2abung ioipobl, als bas Boot paren perlidert. Sie
,YerieDerance" mar Elm YrDpeler eriter &laIie uno
ipuroe ausiflieBli6 als Eradthiff fir @etreioe se=
brauht. IS nahte S,uil9en ugSeuano GailipaD"
nnb Sswsqe regelmdbi9e Jabrten. Dies 1T einst
Der @rsdsn no ssr5rfebnosn uaaSua
iinb, unb bat cine btere Srauer iber Die sanse @e=
reinoe perbreitet Capt Sibeibbons mobnte fribe,
in Der bie5isen Stabt. gr NOR alsemein befanni
unb aleemein geahtet.
Solsenbes linb Die Namen Der Yerlonen, iuelhe in
ben 5lammen ibren SOB fanoen:
eyobn ssibeibbons, Der gaptdr, Mi6aeI fibgib.
bons, Der Steparo uno Sobn bes gapitdns. 9lle=
gambler WteMrtbur, eriter Sngeneur, anbrep Sames
Batrid llno SenrD Scott, 5euerleute, SDlf. Bisnet
lpeld,er oas 9teuerrab lentte, 9edarbeiter; bie=
1elben tuaren ran5olen unb ibre Nauen iinb iinbe-
fannt, uno 6rau Sapis uno So1ter.
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eaas bic raoifale s,srrid5ait oem sano faHet.

Cine Ser belfen itatitii9en Nutoritdten, 6as uSan=
fers Waaasine", aibt Den abgeibdbten 9letfoerfrd9
BON Mrbeit uno Gaptol in oen Ser. Staatet tur oie
Sabre BON 1860 bis 1865 iahrlih Su elmer Sufdl-
1dnittsIumn,e bon 1881 100000 an. ytsbnlen tolr
an, bab oieIe Sddbun9 nabesu eorrett TT nno lallen
mir lie fir Die ndhiten brei Sabre 9etdfals ae'te
70 fi1ben mir bab nGbren0 Gapltdl uno aroe.t DDn
1865 bis 1868 (oas 1T fir bret Jrleoenslabre( etmas
penioer aIs 800, 900 600 per Sabr sum- natlpnalen
Mson ,ssaasa SSe a0S m 9eh SER ps ps rSG- Ss-
fem nationaIen Gei6tbunl fur teoes Der orei 5rie=
bensiabre perausaabt bat.
Die ewirflihen Ginnabn,en Der &esierun9 pd1reno
be1aeter bre Sabre berueen aus allen Auellen 5tpl-
iden 1,700 nno 1,S00, 100000 Splarb, tpdbreno ole
Deficits, bic li5 auBeroem ereeben meroen, Die Ge=
100000 brin9en perben. Gin Mrbeter, Dem oel
ffatiltId,e Mrtifef bes uyanfers MaeoSine" 81 Sc
1idt eefpntinen, siebt i'm rVan9or Sen1ofrat" Oh
foleenbe Yaralele 5pilden Dem Sabre 1859 uno Der
iebiaen Sasen. lm Die &einltate ooer Iridte bieie'
raoifaen 9errShaft Ieinen Mrbetsgenoien reht a,l=
ihaulid5 Al MAIDEN. gr 1aat:
Stir Sage Mrbeit in 1859 fonnte ih etn 9utes
Ssaf Wtebl faufen; gegeumdrtis babe if s Sage 81
arbeiten, nm oas Gleidbe thun 5u tDnnen.,, -
Sir Sag Nrbet in 1859 fonnte ib Bfo: Sbse
taufen; fir oas aIeide sasepert beton1me i'd &C.
aeniudrtie Bios Yfo.
Sir Sag Mrbet in 1859 faufte id s gfo. ga,
baf; seaenmartis faufe i'd fur oanelbe Saseper
nur Yfo.
Stir Sag Mrbeit faufte i'd in 1859 10 Yfo. &af
fee; gegentu6rtis Bios 5 Nfo.
Sur Saa Mrbeit faufte id in 1859 80 Bfo. gu
der; sesen,pdrtia blos Is Yfo. :,
sfiir 1 Monat Mrbeit in 1859 faufte id fir mid
unS meine ssamile fir Sabr &leioer; segenp drti
nuB id ~ Monatesl slrbeitslobn oaran seberL UNI oa
@5Iei1e 3u tbun. $3.50
Sierails Ser @dlub: baB faum bic 9dlfte De
ssridte 5einer Mrbet Dem Nrbeiter in Wirfihfett 81
Gute fonmt, bie anoere Sdlfte eebt in brecten ooe
tnoirecten Steuern, burd republlfaniide Sborbel
unb Ieridwenouns IbermdBig persrobert an o'
&esierung.
vSollte es n0tbis iein,A fraat Der Mrbeitr i'm Ban
qor Democrat, vreine Mrbeits9enpIen nod belon
6ers oarouf binsuweiien, wer bieien Gaub on IN
peribt, unSe1pas mir su tbun babsn, anl oemieibe
Su entseben." Cf. y. Sts5t9)
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ttnfer 8Ibcrfii6.

auberoem erbalten Die eriten 100, 600 abnebmer
bieer Galenoer einen Antbeil auf Die Srdnlien i'm
Setrase BON $17lO., Srn. @erborhs Galenoer ba=
ben id burd ibren eutoerdb bIten1lno reiden Snbait
berets grpBe Yopularitdt erpOrben uno es 1T bios
nbtbis, @ieberperfdufer unb I9cnten barouf auf
merriam su MAIDEN, bob lie ibren geoarf 10 1bneu
als m1alid) besieheft fpIlten
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15

Ser iIroeIitiibe Sempel in Nep= orf.
Ser gertauf Der Sibe in oem neusn Sempel gma=
nuel Gl (5. Npe uno 49, StraBe) ersiebt Elm 10 be-
trdbtlides 3elultat, bob Der 9oltenbetrae bes @e=
bd,bes (iiber S6oO,OOO) baourd mebr als geoedt
lpiro Sie etite Musiuabl zines Sibes erfaufte Der
9lsiiiift= Tobrfant Gedenoorier fir S930o; DIE
Smeite Der SirniB. Sobrfant Menoe fiir $500; pie
eriten smansie Slbe brad,ten i'm San5en $l4O,OOC
Elm: bic nQhiien apat1iia $ll4OOO U. |. 10.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15
Serssibnia etnt9er Ser gamsbarften
eurOpdiI N=pe1t1h 3eiti6riften
fiir g
fir l 8 6 s

pedc tur6 untrrne 3uhtant!uns arper Gn,aN birtet
tmpr wgrsen psbbatt tr resslmd6i8 an ba be
ben fno;
Ger gasar Sunfrtrte 9amn 3eitune Sdbi& as @ummrn
Gbblsunaen aus 9srsae psib Sanrarbete Der Sabr
gang @1oo
Die gtene- Ssurnal fir Gpiee nnb Sansats sit fesr
Seen @bbltunsen Der atrsans "a Nummsrn 5O 1925
0te 81 ubsnpsi Sanfrrte 8smng fur aOlette nrS SanS'
arbsiten. Sabrsans prn "a Numnsrn IN 8plO $225.
Die Qttpstser @art cnlaube SuufrirteS 5amtsnbat
Der Satrsaue ron t3 Ssftsn IN 8r S5Vo
9te 9ffufrtre SO Der Satrsdns t3 6efsen sr
NIT elmer fsb fSneu Gratis 3usabe gatsrSntsen semait ron
9b glrs, SefsGen ppn u @eses SooV.
Dabetm Gin eutfbs 6am!tsnblatt NIT Suufrattcasn Per
Sabrsans 10 Soften sr. s3'oo
Der Sausfreunb suufrrs 8amlsentud. Serausasaebu
ppn Sans onbnen Der abrans t Soften 9r A. mil grd
mten y9Dihan nO Siplbe" unb pber alte @essr s360
| Sbne grdmen ~''Vo
8u saufe- @efaitsn glssr su tn.rtalmns unp gss'
ruHa Der Sdtroona ssn 10 Seften nit Ger grdmte 8e'
malt ppn gh. Srls, sfp6eu prn 6. @eser. szW
Das fiji SGufrte Sldtter anr ano
geebuns fir Bic 5amie unb etermanu Ger Saprsns YET t., I
| SSuIb D. a a IN. n' 80 80, ~ Sn,o rmn $500
Die Natur 3sians Sar gsrsrettuhs sa
aennne fir qeer ae nte Serausse8tn sen pr Ss le oo
uufere 9eu6e ter 9eeenpart Serauseaeben
BON gubDipb Suf&aG Sn "a Soften per Sabr8dns' $n~
&c 1T w uStbig eribnn ta duB een pben aHgaprea
4eitf en Deunanb erftneneen 9purnaie furd i PEE
Slider unb 8er an asm Amerita abtrrsHsn
su adsn:
sd ebe mir red sab&e geaeaunsn un aete Die gedernns
tds nts Serfdumn merpe mir bic 3uenpell mnf1 @n
Ybiuipp g. Sbeobalb.
sprmas 19sptalb unO atsurfaui gad une aaHfbansnns
| urtbaus 6 snnatt, Sttp.
Ig tSnsn fir cen sOGsn SabrsanB unS sesn
Wprauste te;abluug areengmmen pereen
per1ngen prompt be8t une NIT ypFmdr.
ten perebene &nfraeen erbalen iutprttss &ntwprt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15

g dbne 3uitdnbe! = 9ie 8oaabonoen= @e=
Iebgebung BON Sio= Carolina, ia9t Die st. Sonilet
rGrpreb,@ ut fir Mbi6aifune Der Seitrafung flener
0erbre1en Siebitabl, beionbers tpenn es It'd nn
9abner, S6tpene uno oersleiden banoelt, iol bin=
fiiro nbt mebr itrafbar iein. v@uter Soft. la9en
Die geeer, viollen mir ueaen iol6er Selni9feiten
ein9eitedt perben?" GbarlsltOner glater a9en, o!e
ean5e Ia6t, oas gieb miro toot seidoiien. Die
BaumuolenfeIoer sepliinbert uno bas GOrn 9eitob=
len, bas Cbit uno Die grseusniiie Der @6rten pon
oen Seuidrsden in Menibenseitalt berwiiItet. uno
baju folnmt nun NOD apart Die 2eqlslatur, ienes
Staates, berartige 8er9eben 81 ianftionlren !"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15

I'm enem lana efltlten 9ebnrfnife in beser Staot III
oeiiaen boben mir nit Dem beutisn Datum Elm asemeinsa
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Gfbr. 13. '79.
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Stpp!! uub aafgepaBt !!

Inter allen 8ebenfrten baben 3 aud etees abr BE ses
unS Tenb Seebling am bsen bdhrt. sSdtrsnp pc @ata
la nb oiee anbee Sprten wieber Dem atbau ange>
oren unb BON Der 1dunB Dpnebs sebrt wurSen ne pie
ens unb ps SeeSlins ppn been bben gla9en unbsrubr
obIieben unb ttre S6tter nb st nod 70 9rn as I'm Urub>
Fpmnter Der geiu ppn beiben Sprten wurbe bces Sab
an bic 0pn9portb gein Gpmpasnie in Cincinnati fur 4el>
iorr Golpne sefauft unb bas Sulel Srauben BON Der
Rsn SeebIina (s pirb fon @itte augnf rel pur6e an
Sem cincinnati arft fir IL Dollars refauft Die erno
spn beiben Sprten ta nrd ME aQrt, es nb ser appts
Gler an ben seetsnet enn faltea 2etnter aaS5upasa
unb 9ebeiben in iebem Sma.
Die Rens eiane fd ibrer srpsen ernnen 8laer balber
spr,soli ais Saenraube IN elmer 8drteaaube pper am
Saafe ae,peen. Spsenpes frp meine @ree:
Sse eebItne $50 9pa. per tanIeno $50 per bunoerf,
AZ 50 ber Outenb 3peijdbrise @fansen SIS per DubnS.
Mns $9 ssr tanso q t% So ssfas per saa0s u
81 Sd serfaufe nur auserefene gut bepurselte i'm fret.
sosens Fana 20 1T ao ns ,ssr m srssn srrsaapsa '
DeIafoare Sartfprb unb ale befannten Sprten
ebenfals an Sanb su ben biaisifen 9reien+
''"''' 2puis Nltftdtter,
Sri. s.-m gcr 914, Sanbustp, Ssp.
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Gin ungepaIden 8rtnS. Ser Serliner
GprreIponoent ber 2onboner nSailp gtelps" berid)1
tet fpl9enoe nieblibe @caidte: Geulib botte tb
cine flene 8e6id3te aus Der lid idleBen laBt, oaB
Der Gronprin5 bon Yreuben BON GrSiebung ebenlo=
wpbl etpas pere6t, pe BON Strate9if;, Gs 1T eln=
eefibrt, bub Die juneen grinSen uno Yrin5ernnen
ieoen Morgen cine Snu1e nebmen. 90 an9eneDnl
cine 0ou6e lir Gruodiene iein mag, ein fnolidles
@emitb betradbtet tie nift INNER nit geid) gInit=
aen, auge, uno Yrn5 Seinrih, Elm junger Serr pon
etwa Sabren, pflegte Mal fir Dial ben energll0=
item 8ioertanb Su eilten, iobalo Der fur ibn petn=
poae Moment nabte. Ser Gronprin5 ertubr oles
burd Die 9iener II, eab Gefehl, oaB, wenn Der Yr!n5
Senrid bas nddite Otal wieoer. lld) netgere, elne
Soude 5u nebmen, man ibn ieinen gStlen lalle.
Semsuolee entging Der iun9e Yrin5 anl ndd)lten
Morgen sliidlid5 bem 9efirbteten Babe; bod als er
na16er in Den @arten fam, um nit ienen gel hmilt=
ern Su ipiee, merte er Su einem grtaunen, oaB Die
@6ilopate, lpel6e ipie eeu6bnlI6 Dor ben anberen
prdientrte bon ibm ieblt feline 9oti5 nabm. Gmport
barber, ir5te er lo9leid 5u ieinem Yapa, um lld
iiber Die grobe S9dnolidfsit Su Leflaeen, Die man
ioeben seeen i'm ausseiibt babe. uSas 1T cams
re1t", iagte Der &rDnprnS, rOu fannit ood notlir=
| lid ni6t perlanaen, baB Die Sfilowa4e Dor einem
lunsewaidenen Yrin5en prdientirt." gSir brauden
wobl nibt binSufiisen, oaB am nd6lten, Mtorsen
Yrins 9einrid sesen Die Soude nidts mebr elll5u=
menoen bate. s..
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N5a 9apis BON Der beriidtieten 9apis SAINT:
lie in Den iogenonnten Stats" nurbe am Wittpof
auf Dem 5airpabe perbaftet. neil er ont gtitnod
in &epnolosbur9 elm Yfero itabl. Sein Sater llbi
bereits in Der Yenitentiarp uno Nia 1T auf guten1
0ege, iDm bort @eiellGaft ST leilten
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-10-15

= gom l. scSanuar Biz gun, 80. September oieies
berer eeaen 1913 S53 pdbrenb bes entIprehenben 3e=
raums I'M por,een Sabre. 9ie erite 8utb Der Wub=
preben unb aud tire erlte Ineit Dor bem Soloats
meroen baben offenbar nddselaiien, oenn Die Ib..
nobme' Der Ginwanberuns fommt 9roBentbells aul
| beutidle &ednuna.
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0ie 70jdbrige Trou Stotuell BON Suntin9=
ton MoH, eerietb am Sonnta9 Worgen nit tbrer
Gleioern su nabe an's Seuer unb erlit ben id)rsd=
li1iien 6lammentoo.
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aus ben srin,utern herporsesooen, 50 periuunoete
Srauen wurben Ioglei6 ins Gipil 3oipital gebra1t.
IA Irtileriien tamen ns GIilitdr5Dipital. Won Den
baben ,uenis 4nsFat auf 9ettung ,wenn ooer 10
nit Dem 2eben babonfommen miro es piel leln.
0ie 8ronbpunben ino i6redli6 nno hdnlig lber
ben eanSen &6rper perbreitet bel aen iino Die 8e-
Si6ter unb SGnoe perbrannt. Die Set6ndne. peld9e
man unter ben Srimmern aufano, ino 10 perz
ltiimnlet unb perfcblt OaB man lte nldbt ertennee
| futlu. trm
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CITY ORDINANCES.

N O r ID A N CE
IA To Make a FurJner Appropriation TO the
Clerks of Councils for the year 1865. and To
Authorize q Certain Transfer in their Appro-
priatious for said Year.
Section |. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Pnilsdelpnla do ordain, That the
sum of eighty.eight hundred aud nine dollars
be and the same is hereby appropriated TO the
Clerks OF Councils to The following Items of
their appropriation for the year 1868, TO wilt
To lem (for printing Journals, ordinances,
and notices), ftty-nine hundred and sixty three
dollars and sixty cents.
To lem Uor advertising ordinances ana
resolutions), twentyone hundred and hfty'one
dollars and forty cents.
To Item Cor carriage hire), four hundred and
To II EN- 7 (tor incidentally, two hundred and
ten OOllafg.
And the sum OF six hundred dollars is hereby
transferred from Item (stattonery) to Item 2
(prtnting Journals aud Ordinances)
And the Clerks OF COuncils are hereby au-
thoriZed to draw warrants upon said Item
(adVertising) in favor of The Age" for seven.
teen dollars and sixty-three cents for adver-
tisng notices for the Boaru of Revision of
Taxes in 1867, and warrant In favor of "rne
advertising notices of the return of volunteer
regiments In 1865, etc. and the CITY Controller
is hereby authorized to approve of Eaid war
rants. - -
President of Common Council,
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of December, Ammo
Domint one thousand eight hundred and
MORTON MoMICRAEL,
IL Tilt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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They are we'll printed, neatly bound, and
copiously illustrated.
From the Presbyterian Publication Com
mittee, No. 1884 Chestnut street, we have re-
ceived the "Amy Hall Books, " six new publica-
tions, titled as follows: "Fannie'S Rule, "Amy
Hail." "Three Cents,'' "Daisy Dea6eld"
"Miss Clare's Party, " and "Carrie's Peaches"
Also, "The China Cup" and "The Chinamau
in California" These books are suitable for
Sunday School libraries or presents to chill
dren whose parents desire to place in their
hands moral and instructive resdipg.
From ]. P. skelly q Co., No. 81 S.
Seventh street, we have received "Elesnor's
Lessons" by Mrs. Sarah G.. Connell, and
"Lily's Looking glass;" by Mrs. L. L. Boyd,
couple Of stories for juvenile readers, in
which religious principles are inoulcated.
Messrs. Skelly u Co. make a speciality OF this
class of works, and they issue them in attrac-
tive style.
-"zells Popular Encyclopedias and Uni
versal Dictionary" the second weekly mum
ber Of which has been sent to us, ought to be
extremely popular. 1t will contain a vast
amount of information, aud the low price of
ten cents q number places it within the meaus
OF everybody. Published by 7. EllwoOd Zell,
Nos II and 19 S. Sixth street.
The Young FoikS' Ne,0S is the title Of
a new weekly paper, the publication of which
has been commenced by Alfred Martien, No.
q S. Seventh street. Itis filled with stories,
skt ttohes, and pictures that will please the
young folks. During December two holiday
numbers will be issued, with characteristic
illustrations. Price two cents a number, or
one dollar year.
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with him. Cimarosa and Paesielo his imm9-
diate predecessors, were also prolific; so was
Piccini, who preceded them; but, allowing for
the time in which they respectively fourlshed,
and the progress which, through the German
masters Haydn aud Mozart especially the
art had made, we must still allow that Rossini
was not only in genius, but in requirement,
their superior. What after all, is the Bar
biere of Paesiello, what the Matrimonio Segreto
of Cimarosa (the Buona Figiioia of Piccini is
altogether out OF date, placed in juxtspostion
with the Bdrbiere of Rossinil Or, to leave
opera bu6d and 60 to opera Seria, who would
think OF putting Orazi ed Curdgii of Gina
rosa on a par with Oteiio, or with any other
of Rossinis operas of that class AS a
proof that the old masters, changes Of
style and means accounted for, can hold their
own, 1t is but necessary to cite the Instance Of
Mozart; and we should no more think of pit
ting GuiHaume Tell against Don GioUanai than
the BarJiere against lie Nozze di Figaro. But
can any one acquainted with their works
imagine Psesello or Cimarosa writing Gull
iaune Tell or MoESe2 No, nor even OteLio.
All the Italian dramatic music of the last half
century comes more or less from ROssini.
Bellini, Donizetti Verdi himself, are alike in
debted to him; and how much they are his iu-
feriOrs need scarcely be added. That Auber,
superlativey French as he is, owes him some
thing, Auber would be the readiest to admit.
Meyerbeer was more or less his debtor to the
end; and the influence to which we owe Mar
gherita d Anjou and II Crociato is not altogether
absent from Robert and the HugueaotS.
don SATURDAY. RelietC,
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$l,647,367 50

PHILADELPHIA, November IL, 1868.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared q
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT on the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER GENT. Interest on
the SCRIP ofthe Company. payable and after the
LIST December proximo, free Of National and State
Taxes.
They have a.so declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND of
THIRTY PER Gent. on the EARNED PREMIUMS
for the year ending October 81, 1868, certificates of
which will be Issued the parties entitled to the
same, on and after the LIST December pIoxImo, free
ofNstional and State Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI.
Gates OF PROFITS of the Company, for the year
ending october 81. 1864, be redeemed In CASH.
Office Of the Company, and after lst December
proximo, all interest thereon to that date
kD By provision OF the Charter all Certificates OF
Scrip not presented for redemption within five years
after public notice that they will be redeemed sn
be forfeited and cancelled on The Books J he C0npany
AS- No certificate Of PROFITS issued under s25 By
The Act Of Incorporation, mo certificate shall issue u
eSS claimed Vithn tUo gears after The declaration OF
The diVtdend ,ohereor IL is eUldence."
Thomas c. Hand, Eamund A. Souder
John q LAWS, samueI f. 5JUk es,
James q. haud, Henry Sloan,
1heOpl Illus EauldinR William O. Ludwig,
Joseph HI, Seal, George u Leipor,
hugh CTaig, Henry y. DaiIeGG, Jr.,
John X. Penrose, John ID. Taylor.
Jacob Z. Jones, George W. Bernardou.
James 1Jaqualr, william u BOultOn,
Edwa Darlington, Jacob hlekel,
Ii. Jones Brooke. Spencer M'llVaine
James b; Mcfarland John y. sempie Pitts,
Euwaru La1CurCaGe A. b, Berger, do
JOt lua Il, ID. II.
THOMAS q. HAND, President.
JOHN q. DAVIS, Vice President
HENRY LYLBUkN, seer etary,
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary. 11l2lm
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A N ORD N NOE
-IA- To Authorize the Purchase OF Lot OF
Ground in the Tweniy.Second Ward.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
Of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That
the City Solicitor is hereby authorized to ex-
on the southeast side of Allen lane, IN
the Twenty. second ward of the City of
Philadelphia, beginning at corner Of
this and ground of the estate of George w.
Carpenter, deceased, at the distance OF 80 feet
southwesterly from the line of land belonging
to the estate of Charles Gorges, deceased, :,
thence extending along the side of said Allen
ground late of Theodore Devices, and in length
or depth between parallel lines ranging AS
degrees l5 minutes east 2l9 feet 6R inches on the
northeast line thereof, and 2l9 feet inches on
the southwest line thereof to the line OF ground
late OF Jacob Rex, now of The estate of George
same, that he cause a conveyance OF said lot of
ground TO be made to the city of Philadelphia
In fee, the consideration therefor to be the pay
Dent OF q yearly ground rent or sum OF one
hundred dollars 10 be charged thereon.
Section 2. The Mayor is hereby authorized to
afix the corporate seal OF the City of Philadel-
phia to such deed or deeds as may be necessary
or grantors of said lot of ground.
JOSEPH f.. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of December.
Ammo DominI one thousand eight hundred and
MOTION McMICHAEL,
12lllt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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A n o II ID N A Q Il
II To Authorize the Erection OF New School
Building in the Twenty ii fth Ward
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Phiadeph do ordain, That the
sum OF fourteen thousand dollars is hereby ap :
proprated 10 the Board of COntrolle' & of Public
Schools out Of Item OF Section of the Ordi
nance approved December l, 1864, entitled IAN
Ordinance to Authorize Loan for school Pur-
POSES, " and that the said sum of fourteen thou
sand dollars shall be expended in the erection
and com mpetion OF new school building on
Turner street, south of Erie avenue, in the
Twenty fifth School Section: Provided that the
plan and specifications therefor shall first be
approved by the Committee on Schools of
Councils, and the contract or contracts for the
erection of the same and the surejes of the
contractor or contractors shall be approved by
Councils Warrants to be drawn by the Con-
trollers of Public Schools in conformity with
existing ordinances. -
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM y. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this ninth day of De cember, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
eight "a. ID. 1868.
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
IL IL 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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d ESQ E,U ON
h To authorize Certain Trans fers in the APP
propriation to the Inspectors of the County
Prison for 1865
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
ellis OF the City of Philadelphia, That the City
Controller be and he Is hereby authorized to
n axe the following transfers In the approprla-
ton 10 the Inspectors of the Philadelphia
County Prison for the year 1865, to witt
From Item (Flour). the sum of sixteen hun
dred dollars TO the following iGens:-
To Item Is (Repairs), twelve hundred dollars;
To Item IL (Ice and Milk), two hundred dol
lars;
TO Item l5 (Miscellaneous) two hundred dol
lars;
And from Item "a (Repairing Looms), four
hundred and ninety five dollars; and from
Item l3 (PIesents), one hundred dollars to Item
10 5(Miscellaneous). -
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President OF Common Council
Attest
BENJAMIN II. RAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKIEY,
President of Select Council
Approved this ninth day of December, Ammo
Domlnione thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight Ga. ID. 1863.
MORTON MCMICH AEL,
l2lIlt May or OF Philadelphia.