THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 18G8.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
0B ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS 1KB OOTSIDB PAaW.
Commissiokkr'b Cask. The ease of John
Uroitb, mate of the barque lleaco, who U
charged with assault and battery on the hlfrh
a, was continued before tbe United Statci
Commlisioner yesterday afternoon. The fo. low
ing testimony was elicited:
tVforee AlcAipin recalled. -The mate atmek
me twice or three; 1 canmt sav how otten after
that he struck me; when we reached MataozM I
was lying rick In ruy tieith, and 1 Raked to either
be allowed to tee the consul or to go to the hos
pital. Hi 1 did not wish to die on board; 1 wan
uflcrirp from a fevor produced bj the blows I
rermed; : lie wound ate mill tcaocr.
Edward P. Mercer, iecoiid wat, sworn I did
not ace McAlp n when he was beaten, but after
wards saw him lying in his berth; lm hand wai
Iten bleeding a lit lc, and lie wa insensible; I
heard the defendant say "he was sorry the thing
had occurred; that h ill not ililuk but that it
wa9 a very Blight Wow;" I was told by one of
the men that Mealpin was djiDg, and it was
then 1 saw him (Mt-A'pn).
Henry Noidinper, raputn of tbe vowel, sworn
When the proecntor was at the hospital he
was treated for rheumatism ; I faw him at the
hcpital; he told me he was gi-ttina better; he
sa:u Lc hud pains in his back; I saw the placn
on his head where ho was struck; the wuund
whs crcscnt-(ibaped; the mate told me a ffw
days af.erwards brw the ailair occurred; he
a d that he had a cplan-bar in his hand and
threw it toward? McA'pin.
Defendant hold nnder ?500 bail to appear.
Tub Journeymen Brick-makers. The tip
town joumfy trie n brick-makers held an ad
lonrind mei'tiuK last nipht at Franklin Military
Hall, Glrar 1 avenue, above Sixth street. The
Biinntca of the previous meeting were read and
tpnroved.
The reports of the Committees were then pre
Bcnud, showing that some ot the men had none
to work under prices. Members of the Associa
tion, who are receiving the advanced waees
theu contributed one dollar each to support
the strike.
A motion was made to appoint a Committee
to confer with the employers in relation to a
compromise lor wage. An animated discussion
theu took place, members opposing the propo
sition to compromise with much, earnestness.
The proposition wan finally withdrawn.
Amotion to reconsider the ninth article of
the By-laws, prohibiting members from working
in jards whore men are employed under wages,
was adapted. Hud a resolution allowing men to
work in such yards was passed. Ttiu follow
ing resolution was also pa-sed:
Jxno'ted, That all members of this Associa
tion who have cone to work for less than the
Association prices are expelled from all rights
and privileges of this Association.
The meeting then adjourned.
Fwimileb. An Englishman by the name of
William Lencb, was sinnl"d out of $:t00 by a
German ii am i-d Reuben l)e Har. The facta are
as follow: Do Bar represented that ho had
comrrnud of a business purinp troti) $15 to S20
per day; that by the investment or tbe above
sum he would guarantee to the aforesaid Leach
one hull' of the profits. Helving on these asu
rsnct s tie victim huuded biu all he had in the
world and started out. Alter trudging Cueciiut
street ad day, ne realized the sum of thirty-five
cenis; deeming th!s sum too fur idiort of the ex
pected $15 or $20, be caused the arrest of his
partner on the churgo of swindling. Alter
bearing the Ihc'h us above related. Alderman
Pelaoey held Reuben in the sum of $100 bail to
answer.
Accidents. A horse driven by Robert Allen,
residing at Frank'ord road anf Hart's lane, took
fright yes erday at Eighteenth and A'd low streets,
and ran oil'. In his coure he up-et tue carriage,
throwing Mr. Allen W'th considerable force
jipainst the cobble-stones, injuring him badly.
Eliza Shields was admitted iut i the ho-ipit'al
yesterday with a fractured thiuh, which she re
ceived by talliucr from the root of a house at
Fourth and Christian streets.
James Wallace, airod ten years, fe'l from a
cherry tree at Frank ford road and Allegheny
avfuue, jestirday a'ternoon, and broke a leg.
lie resided at Hote and Dauphin streets.
Inspection op Flour and Meal for the week
cnd'ng July 0, 18C8. Barrels superfine, 2751;
barrels middlings, i; barrels rye, 6; barrvU cau
deimied, 77.
KISCELLAfiEOUS CITY JQTTIHGSJ
The last of Ihe prizes in this district, cap
tured during the war is about to be disposed of.
It is the fcteumer Cotton Planter, which was
taken on the lOih of May, 1SG5, alter the sur
render of General Lea and his army. A question
which enters into the case U, was the Rebel
army w holly disbanded at the time ol the cap
ture? The United States will be able to show
that a battle was fought afier it capture, and
tbat fome of the Texas troop (hi not surreuder
for several weeks afterward.
A distribution of the proceeds of sales of
contraband whisky, tobacco, and other property
to the amount of $50,000, is no being tuide.
After the coBts arid expenses are taken out, tbe
remainder is equally divided between the Gov
ernment and the iuloraier, if the gross sum Is
not more than $5000. Heveral of the Revenue
Inspectors will leceive a con-lderable sum.
The battery of the Young Men's Keystone
Club, under the charee of Captaiu John Ward,
arrived home at 8 P. M. last evening. The ciub
had the honor of tiring the first gun for the Pre
sidential nominee, and weic the last delegation
to leave New York city.
A meeting of the First Divl-ion. Twenty
sixth Ward Grant and Colfax Campaign Club,
will be bold at the Precinct House thu evening,
at 8 o'clock.
A meeting of the Journeymen Hat Finishers'
Association will be bold this evening, at Dili
gent Hall, corner of Tenth und Filbert Btreets, at
8 o'clock.
A new counterfeit has made its appearance
aojoiigit us, in tbe shape ot a $10 note on the
First National Bauk of lied Hook, New York.
A ratification meetma for Peytnour A Blair
will be held at Independence Hall this eveniLg.
MARINE TELEQRAPH.
t'nr additioniU Marine New see First. Page.
ALMANAO FOR FHILAOELPHlA-THDJ DAY.
Bon RIHKS...M ? Moon Uisk..-mm.iM7
Bun Skts ' at liiK vv'atkh an
CLKARKl) YESI'itUUAr.
Steamship WyomliiK, Teal, Saviiunuu, Philadelphia
una eouiui rn man nmauuiiiii i o,
Briu A nnu filitcuell. actilt. Halifax. C. O. Van Horn.
hchr Kuterprlsu Huoiler, urlolk, Audbnried,Mucton
Br. schrR. A. Foard, Carpenter, Bt. John, N. B., do.
Hour Kausas. Phillips. Norfolk, do.
Hchr rt J. Bright, Shaw. il.'Btoti. L. Audenrled fc Uu.
tSelirZ L. Auunis, N IcKem in, B iNtou. do.
Hetir Hockliikham, Weyuian. PuriBiuuuth, do.
Helir llont-st Aim, t.'iiiiury Lynn, do,
bchr Clayton it Lowber, Jackaoti,Sniyma,Del.,di),
hi hr Murv K AllrilMh llOwei. Uti.lUltl. 111).
Bchr T, Hlnulckson, Dlckemoti, Bmon, Slnnluksoa
In.
fctehr A. T, Colin, Brnwer, Hlngliain. JnhnRommel.Jr,
bchr John CrucKloid, Brings, l-'uii Uiver. do.
bchr bulllo B, Balemun, Buston, 1! jrd, Kellur & Nut-
i lit tr
Behr PentiRVlvanla, Hmlth, Wasbluston, di,
Hclirts. K. Whfflfr. Lloyd Bouto'i. do.
Be nr Lltanor T, Bay, Bichmund, Va., Wold, Naale fc
HrhrL A DatienhnwRr, Bheppard, ilullHbury.
Bchr H L. M.aghi. Willeus, rtalem.
Brhr RH Williams Miilville.
Ht." w whiildlii, Rlituant. Baltimore. Heuhen Foster,
Bt'r F. Franklin Picraou. B.iluniom, A. urovoa, Jr.
AKHIVKD YJCSTEltDAY.
Pteanmhlp Knnita, Howe, huurn iro-a New York,
wl'h uiiIhh to Juhn P. (.mi. I'lmoed iill BuuiUay Uook,
baripie Dingo, trout Nevus a.
Brig Louia C Madeira. Mcsiander. SO days f ro miles-
Ilia with 'tun. mil., to N. lli'llllikS iL Bro.
Br. etar W, K. Cnanman. AuflHrmiu, ! days from
V.i, with molasst-H to ft. die VV. WmIhii. V'.iti uit dur
lint a heavy Kute troi.i rt, to lost deck load ol uio-
l3hes, COUHlfctlt'g ot'M hbiiN.
Hchr JunieB Martin, linker, 6 iya from Boston, with
mdpe. to Mershon t Cloud.
H.chr Honest Abe. Conarv. from Lanesvllle,
Hehr W. C Atwater, Fentnn, from New Loudon.
Hclir Mary I. Ireland, Irflaud. from Bunion.
Liuamnr H. F. Phelps, Brown, it hours irom New
York with indse. to W. M. Malrd A Va,.
Hle'nier NoveltV. Tuft M hoiuj Irom New Yolk,
tvlih luOBei to W. M. Balrdjt co.
MEMORANDA.
Bhlp Ferdinand, Daiuierinaii, hence lor Bremen,
was seen ib int. tat. (), long. frUl.
Hlilp Htadacoua, Cusslriy, from Londonderry for Phi
laiielphla, was Bioaen Uih fust. lat. HUt. lung 68 in.
,Uttr1ui,uujji.uii.-o, B.etllurf. 17 iluj troiu Clvuiue-
gns, at New York yesterday. July 4. Oscar O Mor
Ion, a resident of Philadelphia, dud at sea or IfcVer,
mm sick on arrival.
Brig Walter Howes, Pierce, henoe, at Baigor 8th
iDHtSlit.
M Mrlg J. W. Drlnko, Kftton, for Phlltdelphli, St lied
from aibr!en sih nlc.
JBrlg J. a. Lincoln, Morrynna, atCaidenu lrt Inst.
nr a port norm of Hatlras.
Bt Ig Pennltnan, Oaillsun, CrJent 2d In it, for a
port rorlb el Hatteras,
Brl(t M. B Tbomptou, Warrtn, hence, rematnal at
Trinidad lit lost.
Hchr U. H. Bqatre, TlmmoM, for Philadelphia,
Cleartd at New V erk 9th Irmb
hclir Borhia Wilson, Nowell, for Phlladel Jhla,
Cleared at Peniacola 3d Int. . .......
HchrK. 1. Unney, Tnttls, at Jacksonville Sit last,
from New York, aud wa ti load for Philadelphia. j
Hchrs J. C. Thompson. Vaimanl; Kmiiy '.iler.
Hart; atd 1. Alderdlca, Jackaway, beoce, ai Boston
(lib Inat. .
Hchr H, P. Hawi, Hacket, heno for Prov .donee, at
New York lh Inst.
t chr Wm. Donnelly, Hontar. from New Hayek for
Philadelphia, al New Verk fllb Inst,
rsehrn BdRUm, Smith: R. II. Wllmin, Harris: W. H.
ParReant. bargpant: M. H. Lawls, Lewis: I B Iven,
Bowditcb. for Ph'Iadelphla: and Hale, eitiropshlre, for
'lrenlon, N. J..ealU1 trom Providence 8th lnnt.
Hchr Kuima II. Naylor, Taylor, hence, at Uardlner,
Me , Vd luet.
Hehr a. V. Bergen, Thompson, hence, al Fall River
Bt h lnft.
Hchrs Naiad Qneen. Chase and R, TT. Daly, Lam
rhear, lor Philadelphia, aailed horn Fall River Bib
'"tcb" Ocean Wave. Baker, or Pbllalelphla, tailed
liiiro New Bedtord 9 b Inst.
Hrhr A. J. i abeus, Rragg, hence, at Newburyport
"Schr'wm. Jones. Wooater, from Vlnalhaven for
Fhiladeli bla, at Kockland Rd lent., and called Hlh.
Ht br Wm. Ulllum, bcovlll, beoce, at Pawtucket 9th
'"rcl.'raS. T Wines. Tlulse: J. V. Wellington. Chip.
rrai'i A. I'enike, Crane; U Wlllay, Kenilej and Ann
'j ler, Carrot), hence, at BiiHlon 9'h Inni.
Fchre B. Franklin. Maull; P. A. Uran. Lake; f, B.
Winn: Job. Porter. Porter: and L. A A. Buhoock, Wm
kins, hence lor Boston; Inland PeMe, Pierce, hence
lor BfRion.at llalm' Hole Hth InMt
fehr Henry May, Raakett, from Uighton for Phila
delphia at Newport 7' h Instant.
fr'i br J. II. Marvell. Qidllen, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Richmond Rib Inniant.
t-i hr James H. Bhmdler, Lee for Philadelphia, tailed
from Marblehcad fi'h instant.
Hrhr Wm H. Tiers. Hoffman, for Philadelphia,
tailed Iroru Palen) Tth Instant
Hchrs JoIIh A. Crawford, Buckley; and Nellie Pot
ter, Hi mis, hence, at l anvers, ad Ins. ant.
tirhra K. A. Hooper, Hooper: aud Barfth Clark, Grlf
fln, hence, at Uan vnrs, 6ih Instant.
Hehrs Daniel Holmes, May w. ed: and William Od
ium, Hcov ill. herce. at Providence tab iuatant; the
latter (or Fawturkit. ,
Hchrs Decatur Uakes, Berry, Huntnr, Crans. and
Port. Abbott, for Puiladeipala, tailed fiom Paw
lueket tth Instant.
Htearuer Miilville. Renear, for Philadelphia, clearetl
at New York 9ih lnt' , , ,
Steamer Mansey, Hmlth.for Phllftdelphln, cleared at
Hteaer G.fBtout, Ford, for Philadelphia, tailed
from Alexandria tun IiibU
DRY GOODS.
FULL LINE OF COL'D SILKS
IN CHOICE SHADES, AT 12 PER YABD.
HEOIltiK I. WHHAM'K.
QPENED THIS MORNING.
ANOTHER CASE OF THOSE PLAID BILKS,
Black and White Plaids, tl-;.2X,
Ureen and White Plaids, 11-12-Blre
and White Platds, 112H.
Purple and White Plaids, tl'12)fc.
One caae ttlll Richer, at fl ZS.
WINHA.1I M CHEAP 8TOB&
J WILL OPEN TDIS MOIININQ
IRIBH POPLINB IN CHOICE SHADES, FORTH
SPRING OF 1863, at KO. I. WIMlIAItl M.
JTICHTH QTm EMPORIUM
FOR BLACK SILKS.
8-4 White Edge, Heavy, only $1 76.
tiroa Grains, Heavy, only 11 '87,
Gros Grains, Extra Heavy, only 2.
Lyons Gros Grain, Elegant, only 2'60,
Best Makes Irom 12 50 to S per yard.
ALL THE ABOVE AT 2 Sthstajrp
tVIAnABI'H CnRAP NfLK NTOBK.
727 CIIESNUT STREET. 727
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
131T0HTEKS,
JOBBERS nrnl
RETAILERS,
OFFBR
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OE
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS,
Or Our Lnte Iniportatious
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CrtESNUT Btroot,
PHILADELPHIA, S
QllEAT CLOSING OUT SALE
$10,000 worth of Summer Dress Goods, at
lUc Cheap Store of Eighth Street,
A. & J. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
NO. 138 NOBTII EIGHTH STREET.
Lawns reduced to close out.
Percales reduced to close out,
rinrpcps reduced to close out.
White Moods reduced to close out,
N nue rinue reanceu irom i to za couw.
White Pique reduced irom 7 lo uiceala.
Pique worth bU ceu'S al 87HceoU.
Pique worth 6i at 6U cmis
BfHl !i0 cent Pique In the city,
Wrralfi worth a; at i nenla
82 cent Alpacas lu Pi-ail, Buff, Wteel, and Bismnrk
Rt 44 rnta. Lo c:Iohh nut.
Greut ri-ouo'lon to close out Plaid Muslins, 25, 21
87 to uu cents, cneap.
WE ARE CLOSING OUT CHEAP,
No. 168 North EIGHTH Htrwr,
S23emth26t ABOVE HAU1I.
S. XV. Corner of
XTonrtSi and AjtoSi f3tm
Keep Stock of Dry Uooria Adapted to
the Dally Want of Families.
LARGE MTOC'K OF K1IAWLM.
MI K POINTtl, WIIOLP.N.tI.1: A BKTAII
WIII1K (JOOIlN IN FlTt.Ii VAUIETV.
Itl.ACH tiOOIMOFaLI, BAU1,
STIt:l, A KM UI1EK UOOIM,
NIU Di:ri KTiVENT WLLL NTOC'HICIt
1LOTJI UKrAUXIMKMr, HEW AN!OUT
WHiT.
UK1.S UOUJbH DEPAHTSIEPITi rBIJH
N1 '.
ST lEOISFKEFII!? IE!"AItT.1f EKIT
HONIEKY, f.OVKM, II ANIHiEBCIIIKKM
a.A H,v;vc.
V10 mwHMi
fjEVV STYLE OF GOODS
"OIl LADIES' OLOAKINQBi
JAMES & LEE,
NO. 11 NOllTR SECOND BTBEKH,
ABE NOW RECEIVING AlLTUKLATBsT
ITTLES OP t'I.OAiISI CLOTH AUD
CAIHNLHEN.HITUA I. A K til! AUOBT
UENT OP OOOUM FOB 1IEN A MO BOir
UVEA It 2SI
AT WH0IESAIE AND RETAIL,
DRY GOODS.
JjADJES ABOUT TO LEAVE THE
city for Ibelr conntry houses or the sea-shore,
will find It greatly to their advantage, before pur
chasing elsewhere, lo examine
The Extensive Stock, at Greatly Reduced
Trices, of
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
No. HOI CIIESNUT STREET,
GIRARD ROW.
Comprlslnj ft complete assortment lor personal or
household ose, of
LACES, EMBROIDERIES HANDKEROHIEFB
PUFFED, REVKRHD AND I'UOKED MUB
XJNH, CAMBRICS, JACONETS,
PIQUES, and WHITE QOODS,
In every variety.
VEILS AND VEIL MATERIALS of every descrip
tion, together with an extensive assortment of
HOUSEHOLD LI"ENS,
AT TEMPTING PRICES
In every width and quality.
BniRTTNO.PILLOW-OARE, SHEETING, 4TABLS
LINENS, NAPKINS. DOYLIES, FLANNELS,
DIMITIES FOR SPREADS, AND FUKNI
TCEE COVERS, MARSEILLES, HO
NEYCOMB, AND OTH KR SPREADS,
TOWELS AND TOWELLING IN
DAMASK AND HUCKABACK,
HUM MER BLANKETS, TA
BLE COVERS, ETO.
ALSO, BHIKTINQ, PILLOW-CASE AND SHEET-
IN 0 MUSLINS.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
No. HOI OHESNUT 8TUEBT,
811
GIRARD ROW-
LIHE2I STOKE.
6 ARCH STREET.
LINEN DUCKS AND DRILLS.
WHITE BCtHS AND DRILLS.
BI FF COATINDVCKS.
FLAX COLOUED DRILLS AND DUCKS.
BUFF COATING DUCKS.
FANCY DRILLS, FAST COLORS.
STRIPED DRILLS, FAST COLORS.
BLOUSE LINENS, SEVERAL COLORS.
PLAIN COLOBED LINENS, FOR LADIES'
TBAVELLINW SUITS.
PRINTED SIIIRTINO LINEX.
LINEN CAUBRIC DRESSES.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LINEN
GOODS IN THE CITV, SELLINU AT
Less than Jobbers' Prices.
GEORGE MILLIKEN;
Linen Importer, Jobber, and Retail Dealer,
91S2smw NO. 838 ARC1I STREET.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILBERT,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
A new lot of Nainsook Muslim, 25, 80, 85, 40, 45, 50
and 60 cents.
Bolt finish Cambrics, Jaconets, Victoria Lawns,
Bwlss Muslins, etc, eto,
Nainsook Flald and Stripe Muslins, ,Satia riald
JSalnBooks.
FIQUES! PIQUES I
White Piques, very cheap, etc.
Marseilles, Lancaster, aud Honeycomb Qallts.
Table Linens. Napkins and Towels.
: Rest makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Bargains In Ladles' and Gents' and Children's
Hosiery, and tiloves.
Ladles' and Genta' Linen Cambric Hdkfs,
Ladles'IIemstitched Hdkfs,, all linen,
Children's Linen Handkerchiefs, colored border,
12; i cents,
Hamburg Edgings and Inserting), cheap,
PRICE & WOOD,
N.W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILBERT,
8101U8 PHILADELPHIA,
FLAGS, BANNERS, ETC.
1868.
PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.
FLAliS, 1$AERS, TRANSPARENCIES,
AND LANTERNS,
Campaign lUulgos, Mcduls, and Tins,
OF BOTH CANDIDATES.
Ten different styles sent on receipt ol One Dollar
and Fifty Cents,
Agents wanted everywhere.
flags In Musllu, Bunting, and Silk, all sizes, whole
sale and retail.
Political Clubs fitted out with everything they may
require,
CALL ON OR ADDKEB3
Wa F. SCMEIOLE,
No. 4J SOUTH THIRD STREET,
f 18 tfrp PHILADELPHIA.
PERSONAL.
TDOUNTIEH, TENSIONS,
PRIZE MONEY,
and all clatmsagalnst theNatlonal and Btate Govern
ments promptly collected. Call on or address
GKORtiE W. FORD,
No. 241 DOCK Street,
6stnth2lt One door below Third,
REFRIGERATORS.
OEFBIGERATORS
J-V AT SEVEN DOLLARS AND UPWARD
WATER COOLERS, CLOTHES-WRING kRS AND
WASHERS, and a geaeral variety of HOEttE-FUfi-
NISHINul GOODS.
B. A. WILDMAN & BRO.,
(28 tntiiscp Depot, no. uu bpring garden at.
INSURANCE COMPANIESa
flLLINCHAST A HILT'S
INSURANCE ROOMS.
LUMBERMAN'S
FIRE INSURANCE C0HPANY,
OF
OHIOAQO, ILLIMOIS,
CAPITAL.
Authorized
Paid np In full.,
inn,(M on
8uo,oooco
ASMETSi
Csh on band and in Bank .; .7 (0,010-15
Cash In bands of Agents, and In course ol
transition 18,97319
Amcjurit of Lnans aeiured by Mortgage,
tonstltnllDg Urst lien on Real E. tate, on
which tbere Is lets than one year's Inter
est due and owlug...... 61,460
Aa,ontt or K torus owned by the Company,
whttberofany State or the United Sta'ea,
or of any Incorporated city of tbe United
Hl.tes. or of any other description, sped
fj lng the number of shares, aud the par
and market value of tbe same.
fir. Markd.
TJ. S t-Jf-S $76,90 J $81,4.tti 50
U H. T-30f 11 3(H) 12,118 12
U. P. 10-4I Boo J08 75
Cooke Co, War Furid
Bonds 12.8H0 11.430 00
107,497-87
10I.0U0
Arronnt of Stocks he?d by the Company aa
collateral seenrity for loans, with the
amount loaned on each kind of stock, Its
par and market value 143,841-
Par, Market,
177,tW 198 287-25
Amount of Interest on investments made by
the Company, Cue and unpaid 8 859 63
INCOME OF THE COMPANY.
Amount of cash premiums received 103 ,6-' 9 90
Amount of premiums earned 122,Uu8't)l
Amount of interest money received Irom
Ibe Investment of tbe Company 4,614-93
Amount of income of tho Cnipauy trom
any other source 18,961-48
LIABILIHES.
Amount cl los'es due and unpaid, and
cla'ms lorloeses which are In suit, or con
tested by the C impny 10,0X100
Amount ol losses during the yer which
have not been settled - 1H,'120'8I
Amount of dividends net lured ld.UiO'dO
Amount of Dimity borrowed, and the value
arid amount of security given (none bor
rowed) 3,181-7
EX PEN I ITCKKS.
Amonnt of losses pa,a during tbe year...
9J.9I470
Amonnt ol Dividends paid during the year
(see above) - 15,000'JO
Amouiit of ei(ieuser paid during the year,
Includli.g comml. slons and fees paid to
the Agents aud OHlcers of ti e C mpauy. 35,615-11
Amount of taxes paid by the Company,..., 7,518-22
Amount ot all ottier expense) aud expen
ditures of the Company 12,891-51
HERMAN L. POWER'S, PRESIDENT.
TROM AN liOOMMAV, ft SECRETARY.
TILLINCHAST & HILT.
AUENTS,
Norlli Pennsylvania Railroad Building1,
No. 400 WALNUT Street,
7 7tuths3t PHILADELPHIA
Josoiih TillinghasU David 15. Hilt.
AMUSEMENTS.
P (JO-LEY'S OPERA HOUSE, SEVEMTII
Street, below .arch.
I'lrst week of the 'lerpHlcnoroan Wonder,
K. M. t ARKOIiL,
TE ORE XT iilNUAKl UiiHLirRQrTE
Ry JOHN N' U t.L'G AN and AKilHY HUGH 134.
FOOLt-Y'8 M1NWIKJ-XS. THU WILD FAWN,
j III? riciun? viitri.y, ui y f o"uiu tuniwnii
George (tie cbarn.er, Kluu.p rjpeecu, Dancing Mmmr,
, ... .. 17 U A..
VIU 4 II CIV. .WWW
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEAT8B.
KVEBY EVENING AND HA TURD AY
AK'l rlKNOUN,
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets, Ethiopian Buriesquea, Bongs
Danrm, Pantomimes. Gymnaat Acts, eto
TO RENT.
R
RENT,
mEMlSES, No. MJ CIIESNUT St.,
FOR STORE OR OFFICE.
ALfeO, OFFICES AND LARGE ROOMS suitable
for a Commercial Oo lege. J at
t Utt BANK THE REPUBLIC
PIANOS.
8TECK & CO.'S, AND HAINES
T f iBRUi HKKH' PI anus, and MAbOM
ilAMLLN'H CARi-NET OKUANN.
J, K. GOULD'S NewHtore,
No. 823 CUES NUT Blreet.
17 8m
effiffl ALBRECUT, RIEKH3 & SCHMIDT,
MANUVACTUBEB8 0
FIBST-CLASS PIATSTO-FOETES.
Full guarantee, and moderate price.
Wirtroomi, Ho. 010 A11CI1 Street,
14 3m4P PHIU4DEL.PHL.
HATS AND CAPS.
n
JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
FABHIONABLK HA T TUBS,
No. rs. NINTH Si reel
First door above Ciieunul street. 4 U
S WAR BURTON'S IMPROVED VESTI
lRtw1,BiiU ettHy Uitlng Dresa Hats (fiatentt-d), In
all the Improved tuub ions of the xeuaon. CI1KM
NUT hitreet. uext ooor to the P(mt OIUch. 11 19 6p
OVERNiVIENT. ,
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
PlTKIN&eo.
1 Kvm U1 I'AKI.K FOHSPUUTINU PU 'tiJ. i-EH,
AND I HILDKKN'S LAXVIN TKSTrt. AXVNINi-
HAHNKHh. BADDLEa, HORaK Hrl KW 1 8. KLY
M-Tn, ETft PITKIN A CO.,
aiBthatulm ' No 71 Nor' h B1TOOND ireet.
QEORCE PLOWMA N .
CARPENTER AND BUILDE'A,
REMOVED
To o. 134 DOCK Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
TIT I J, L I A M 8. QUANT,
YV COMMlhBION MKROH ANT,
Ne. 8 S. DEL A WAKE Aveuue, Philadelphia,
AUKNT KIIH
Ptipnnt'i Gunpowder. Kellneil Nitre, Charcoal. Eto,
W. linker t lo.'a Chocolate Cnco. a 'id Hroiua.
Crrrker, Bros, A Co.' lellow Mll Bheathliig,
fiolU) aud ali. . . . .
m
ft?
insurance companies.
FjrE Insurance
LlrcrpooL and LondoN ftUd GlobE
IosnrancE GompanYi
ASSETS
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS.
gliort Term, rerpctual, Floating, and Kent
Policies issncd on favorable terms.
Office, No. 0 BIERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
AT WOOD SMITH.
tl5m GENERAL AGENT.
ELAWAKR MUTUAL SAFETY- IN'SUK"
A nck COM "AN v , Incorporated by tbe Lels
lure of Pennsylvania, iB85.
OOice, Southeast comer THIRD and WALNUT
B ree-B, Philadelphia.
MARlNfi iNSUKANC&l
On Vttsels, Cargo, aud Freight, to all parUot the
World.
INLAND INSUR4.WOE
Or Ororts. by river, canal, lake, and laud carriages to
all parts ol the Unlon,rN80RANcHa
On merchandise generally.
O11 Bioies. Dwelling Houses, etc.
AKSETH OF TUB t'OWPAJIT
Novemoer 1, lf67.
',nfl.rno united states Five Per Cent.
Loan. 10-408 I
201,000 00
L.oan. 1SH1
60,000 United Htatea7 8-10 Per Cent, Loan
Treasure Notes -
2(0.000 Btate or Pennsylvania Biz Per
Cent, Loan
125,000 City of PbiladelpblaBix Per Cent.
Loan (exempt from tax) -
69 000 Si ate ui New Jersey Bix Per Cent.
Loan -
20 000 Pennsylvania Railroad FlrHt
MoitgaireMix Pvr Cent, Boud4
2C,0OOjPeinsylvanla Railroad, Be- oud
MortgaKMx Per Out. Houds.
25,000 Western Pennsylvania Halltoad
Blx Percent. Bonds (Pennsyl
vania Railroad guaranteed)...
80,000 Ctate ol Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loans
7000 Btate or Tennessee Blx Percent.
Loan.
6,000,300 shares stock ot Her nan tow u
Gaa Company (principal aud
Interest suaranteed by the
city of Philadelphia,;
7,500 1C0 Bhares 8tock of Pennsylva-
nla Kallroad Company.
6,000 1(0 Bhares Btuck or Norib Penn
sylvania Railroad Comomiv.
20,000 80 (-Hares Stock Philadelphia
andBouthern Mall Steamship
Company -
201,900 Loans on Bonds BnO Mortgage,
first liens onCHy Property,,,,,.
1S4.4O0-0O
62 662 60
210 070 00
128,623 00
61.000-00
19,800-00
23,375-00
20,000 00
18,000-00
427000
15,000 00
7,800-00
8,000-00
16,000-00
20l,90f"00
i,lui,4t0 par.
Market value, (l,lu2,iMi2'iO
. t orn, f iuo,ss au,
Bea' Estate 86,000 00
Bills Kece.vable lor losurauce
made 219,135 67
Baln. es due at A gene ei Pre- ,
miums on Marine Policies
Accrued inteieit and other
oebts due the Company 43,334-36
Block andKcrlpnf sundry Insu
rance and other companies
. , f 076 00. estimated value 8,017 00
Cacb Bauk. 8103IU7-1U
Cosh In Drawer.. i'M 52
181,315 152
ll 607,605 15
DIREcTORa' ,
Thomas C. Hand.
... 1..
rftiuirat, nanu,
Baiuuel K. stokes,
James Traqualr,
William ULudvvlg,
Jacob P. JnneH,
James B. MoKarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
John D, l ay lor,
Spencer Well value,
Henry O Dallett, Jr.,
George W. Bernardou,
D. T. Moigau,Pltt4burK.
J, B r-emple,
A. B. Hei ir.
Kumund a. Simdi r.
Joseiih H. Seal,
1 lieophilus Paulding,
II11H1 Craig
Edward Darlington
Johii R. Peuroxe,
H. Jones Brooke,
Henry cloaii,
George O. Lefper,
w IiiIudj u. lioiiiton,
Kdward Lalourcade,
jauoD .uiegel,
THOMAS C. HAM). President.
JUHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President,
HFNRY LYLRI.-RN. Secretary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary, 12 30
1829 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co,
r PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE!
NOS. 436 AND 437 CIIESNUT STREET.
ASSETS OA JAN U Alt Y I, 1SS,
P,003,740'00.
CAPITAL nmwh iiihw 00,JO"
ACCRUED UURPLUU. 1,018,H3'8
PR KM 'UMU. l.lHl.Uia-ito
fJJSQETTLED CLAIMS, INCOME FOB 1848
33,efl3Hl. 3SO,00'09.
KOSMEH PAID SINCE 1S9 OTKJS
5,C0O,0O0.
Perpetual and Temporary Polloles on Liberal Tsrras.
DIRECTORS,
tjtiarlea N. Bancker, George Paian,
Tobias Wagnor, All-red Filler,
Samuel Grant, Frauds W, Lewis, M, D.
aeorne W. Richard. Thomas Hnark..
I w uiiaui C4. Grant,
SS?'. ab;r, Presfdeal,
JAS. Vf .
ji ajv-i--i Aut wromry pro kyeni.
nn AbodHm Wool nf Pltl-hnr. ' " wwjwu umm
"v m " vm ' 9 lf
N8URE AT HOME.
IN TBI
Teim Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANT,
No. 921 CIIESNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA
ABSBTS. 19,000,000.
IIUABTEBED BY OUB OWN STATE,
HANAE BT OUB OWN CITIZENS
liOMMES PBOaiPTIiT PAID,
(01.ICIE UHCCD ON YABIOI7M v.aw
Applications may be made at tbe Home Office and ml
lh. iuannlM l l,n,il,n.,. . k . , . . 1 "? OT
JAJHES TBAtOAIK......M......,...PKESIDlENT,
SAM 'liCL E. TOHESJ....,.....VICE-PREHLDENT
AO. . HUBNOB, A, V.P. and ACTUARY'
HPMATio m. wx;rigs..M.M....j3a(jRfrABT
PliOVlDtM L1PK AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PmLADELPUlA X 1
No. Ill K PoUR'l H tttreet,
INCORPORATE U Ho MONTH, it 18S5.
CAPITAL, :60,(iuu rAlD In.
iuKOranee on Lives, b Yearly Premiums; or On K
IU, or SSit year 1 remlums, Non-furtelture. '
A nultlea granted on favorable terms,
'leriu Pollciea, Children's Endowments,
This Company, while giving the Insured the security
il apa d-upt ai ltal, will dlvlce the entire prollta of
the Lille busluesa among tbe policy holders.
Moneys received al Interest and paid on demand,
Aotboriieed by tht charter to execute Trus s, and
,u act as Executor or Administrator, Assignee, or
iluardlan.and in other, fiduciary capacities, uuderap
( Oiniuinilol any Court of this Cummonweaith, or
auy person or persons, or bodies politic or cornorata.
IIIKUHOHIL
HENRY HAINES,
T, WIrtTAR BKOrYN,
W. IXINUMI'KWI'IV
JUbHUA H.MOKKIH,
RICH 4HI WOOD.
K1CI1AKD CA lht RY,
WJihlilf- HACKER,
CHAKI.KH F. fXih'FIV
BAWTJELP.bUlPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY.
President. Actuary.
WILLIAM O. LntlMBlHETH. VIce-PreuldHut;
THOMAb W1HTAR.M. !., J. B. TOWNSENo"
7 27 Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser,
PI1CEMX INSUEANCB COMPANr OF
PHlI.APEf.PHlA.
INCORPORATED 1804-CHARTER PERPETUAL,
No. 'I'M VV A LMJT btrett, opposite the Exub.nge,
This Company Insures from fuss or damage by
FIRE, ...... i.
on liberal terms on buildings, merohandlse.furnltnre
etc.. for limited periods, aud permanently on build
lugs by deposit of premium". ..,, k.
ifhu M,r,,.,u v,. maotlye operation tor more
(ban SIXTY (lK(i, during which ail losses have
htkn nriininUv adlunted i-rid paid.
... . r . . mutmoiM
John L, Bodge,
A-" ,
David Lewis,
RunlumlD Kttllir.
M. H tkianouy,
John T.Lewis.
William B. Grant,
di....i vi . T eaming,
Thomas H. Powers.
A. R. Mclleory,
Kflimind (-oMllllnn.
I) Til ark Wbart"n, Hamuel Wl'cox,
LawrVnce Lewis Jr. I l.e wis C. Norrls.
l,awrenu JOHN Tl. WlIClLEIUiB, PiOSldent,
Wt, iav. HMrat.wtt. Win
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TILLINCHAST & HILT'S
IXSlJEAJiCE ROOjIS,
No. 409 WALNUT St.
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS ORi
Home I'iro Insurance Companj.
NEW HAVEN, CONN,
Springfield Fire nnd Marino Ins. Co.,
SPRINU FIELD, MASS,
Tonkerg and New York Insurance Co.,
NEW YORK
Teoples' Fire Insurance Company,
WORCESTER, MASS..
Atlantic Fire and Marine Insnranco Co.,
PROVIDENCE, R, I.
Guardian Fire Insurance Companj,
new YOBS
.umlbernian's Fire Insurance Co.,
CHICAGO, ILL
Insurance effected at LOWEST BATES.
All losses promptly and liberally adjusted at tbelr
Office, Ko. 40 WALXUT Street,
L?J phi la delphia;
INSURE AT HOME.
GUARDIAN FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 420 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
C1IARTEKED CAPITAL, - - $500,000
PAID L CAPITAL, - - . $100,000
KO LOSSES OR DEBTS.
Insure against loss or damage by Fire on Bulldlnva:
Merchandise, Houieuold Furniture, and all other
Insurable property, aud also take Marine, Canal.
and Inland Navigation Risks at the lowest rate con
sistent with security.
W. E, OWENS, President.
NATHAN HAINES. Becietary. 8i8 8nl
BEN J. V. OBRYON, Survey
DIREcTOrlS.
Wm. E. Owens;
Hon. Geo, V. Lawrenrp.
Arthur Mnglnnls.
Wm, W. D'euuer,
Dr. M. MoKeu,
Na'han Hainan,
I boiuas Williams,
Howard A. M Icicle,
, Kemp Bartlett,
Uhas K. McDonald,
Hou Stephen T. Wilson,
jHuitD v, air.,
R. C. WortlJliigton,
Wm. R ireasun.
John bmlck,
Edward N. Gratan,
TNSURANCJi COMPANI
A. or
NORTH AMERICA,
No. 232 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA. .
INCORPORATED 1794. CHARTER PEHPETTJALi
Mania, Ialaitd, aad Fire Iasnraac.
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1868, . 92,001,206-72.
$20,000,000 Lossea Paid In Cash Siaoa its
Organization.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G, Coffin, i George L. Harrison.
Hfkinnnl W. .1 1) It Pa t'.ui.nl. D ,
Francis R. (nnn
John A. Brown,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose White,
William Welsh,
Richard D. Wood,
H. Morns Wain,
.Tnhn Maann.
Edward H. Trotter.
Edward B. Clarke,
T. Chariton Henry.
Alfred D. Jessup,
John P. White,
Louis O, Madeira.
Aninin
G. I'OFt'IV TrMManL
Citabi-is Pxatt, Hetrretary.
WILLIAM bUlHLKM, Harrlsbnrg, Pa Centra
Agent tor theMtateol Pennsylvania.
126
Tj1RE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. TUB
JJ PEN&bYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PAN Y Incorporated 1826 Charter Perpetual No.
6HI WALNUT rill eel, opposite Independence Hquare.
Tbls Company, favorably known to the community
for over foriy years, continues to Insure against loss
or damage by hie oh Public or Private Buildings,
either permanently or lor a limited time. Also on
Furniture, blocks of Goods, and Merchandise gene
rally , on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with a large Ba'plus Fund,
Is invested In the most careful manner, which ena
bles them to oiler to the Insured aa undoubted seen
rlty In the case of loss.
Daniel Smith. Jr..
John Deverenx.
Alexander Benson,
Isaac Hazlehurst,
Thomas rimlilir
Henry Lewis,
J. QllIlnirHam Pall
1 nomas juoonins.
Daniel wmith.Jb., President'
WlIXIAM Q. CuowsUi. MMOrotary. ami
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
IttrfPfts PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
--xu'-'-r- BOILER WORE S.NEA FIE A LEVY.
I i,at i icAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS.
MACHlNIbTC, BOILER-MAKERS, BLAOkI
bMlTHo, and FOUNDERS, having lor many yearn
been In successful opeiatlon, anil been exclusively
engaged ia building and repairing Marino and River
Engines, high audlow-pressure. Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propellers, etc. eta, respectfully oiler their
services lo tbe public as being tully prepared to con
tract for engines of all sizes, Marine, River, and
Stationary; having seis of patterns of different slaea
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description of pailaru-maklug made at the
shortest noilce. High and Low-presture Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Hi Hers, of toe best Pennsylva
nia charcoal Iron. Forglngs of all sizes and kinds.
Iron and Brass Castings of all description!. Roll
Turning, Hirw Cutilrg, and all other work connected
with ibe above busiueNs.
Drawings and speclllcatlons for all work done at
tbe establishment free of charge, aud work guaran
teed. Tbe subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for
repairs ol boats, where they can lie In perfect safety,
aud are provided with shears, blocks, falls, eto, etc.
for raising heavy or.UgUt weights.
JACOB C.NEAFIK,
JOHN P. LEVY.
8 1 BEACH and PALMEltbtreelS.
M
ERRICK & . JS 0 N B '
800TIIWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE
CUT OF STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by tbe Governor.
MERRICK'S 8AFKTY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented Juue, lSca.
DAVID JOY'B
PATENT VALVELEiS BTEAM HAMMER. ;
D, M. WESTON'S
PATENT SELF-CENTERING, SELF-BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR-DRAINING MACHINE,
AND
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or Woollen Mauulacluretg. TlOmwf ly
COAL.
BMIDDLtTON A CO., DEALERS IN
. HAKLKlnH LEHIGH and EAGLH VEIN
COAL. Kept diy under cover. Prepared expressly
tor family use. Yard, No. fSS WA&UXNGTOA
Aveuna. Office No. 614 WALNUT Btreet. S
ARRIS & NEW HALL,
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No, (16 MINOR Btroet, PhUadelphla.
Manufactarers ot
EKGLIBH GLAZED HARDWARE. BLABTINQ
AND MANILLA PAP ERA iilm