TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1870.
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w n w-y o a. m sitis.
JYom Our Own Owrepon(nt.
Nbw York, Feb. 4, 1870.
"Prlar Artkar Will be PreiMiiii."
At the conclusion ot how many Announce
ments' I wonder have the above Ave words
figured daring the last fortnight! You ennnot
pick tip a newspaper without finding that tweak
ing lltUc sentence awaiting you at every turn.
If you read tho locals you porcclvo that the re
porter has taken a "sensation header," so to
apeak, and plunged headlong Into the regal
ravine. If you turn your attention to the edi
torials, the fact annoys you that the editor
could not resist the temptation of ringing In
some old and chorlshed jokes. Tho writers of
clothiers' advertisement and kindred topics
lavish their finost elaborations upon njeu d'eeprit
the "nub" of which Is the Introduction of tho
.royal adolescent's name. It a theatrical agent
brings in an advertisement to your paper, tho
last word ho "dings" into your ears are 'Trinco
Arthur will be present." On Tuesday evening,
for the first time, he disappointed the public
and failed to come up to time. The opera bouffe
audience expected him, but their expectations
were vain. For three mortal hours their eyes
were nailed to the box set apart for him; but he
came not It was tantalizing. It must have
been as bad as preparing to suck up a mint
Julep and to find your straw filled with flics.
But you may depend upon It, the audience was
none the smaller for tho announcement; and
the performance was at least as well as it ordi
narily is.
Itelapnlng Fever. .
Relapsing fever Is neither a fatal nor a fash
ionable disease. It attacks the poor, those who
live in squalor, and whose hopes of worldly hap
piness are permanently squelched. The doctors
say It has been In the city ever since last Octo
ber, bnt only within the last fortnight has it
prevailed to any unusual extent. It obtains
among the tenement-houses and boarding-places
known as Starvation Row. It bears some re
semblance to typhoid fever, but differs from it
In the fact that when the patient is apparently
convalescing he is seized with a severe relapse
which prostrates him for several weeks. It Is
an annoying and worrisome rather than a dan-
V geroos disease. The first case known in this
city occurred In Bollevue Hospital, and there
have been about eighty cases altogether. It is
cured not so much by medicine as cleanliness,
' ventilation, good nursing, and good food.
Though it Is fond of making the poor its victims,
it sometimes sticks its claws into the rich.
Yonnjr; Raymond,
of the Times, has been giving a lecture entitled
"Across the Continent," in which he amusingly
relates his visit to Mormondom. Ills personal
appenran' '1 manners are prepossessing, and
he has i ,onlallty than very young men
general know how to make use of. Mr. Ray
mond Is scarcely more than a youth, not yet
being twenty-two. His friends, of whom he has
and deserves to have plenty, please themselves
y finding resemblances between him and his
talented and lamented father. Ills lecture was
delivered in the Eastern Branch of the Y. M. C.
A., betoro a largo and eminently well-pleased
audience. '
Water Street MUnIou.
Suppose, by way of a change, I give you a few
statistics in regard to the work done by theWater
Street Mission during tho year just elapsed. Its
number of meetings tvus three hundred and
fourteen; total attendance, twenty-five thousand;
number of those who "Roso to bo Prayed for,"
nine hundred; signed tho temperance pledge, six
hundred and fifty; visitors to tho reudlng-room,
6lx thousand; Bibles given out, one hundred and
twenty; Testaments, eight hundred; packages of
"good" reading, six hundred and seventy; small
volumes, nearly one thousand; homes provided
for fallen women (during the post six years),
fifty. Several houses whose character is such
that women of no character live there are visited
thrice a week by a missionary lady who reads
the Bible to the inmates, and informs them that
the mission is ready to help them as soon as they
are ready to leave off sin. These good works
seem like a few grains gathered from a sandy
shore, but in the plan of regeneration, as In every
thing else, every little helps.
Amusements.
Mr. Fox Is trying to play "Aminadab Sleek"
at tho Olympic, but he docs not play it well. It
is unfair and inartistic to be continually insti
tuting a parallel between the conception of one
actor and that of another. Still, when one sees
a familiar play acted badly throughout, it is in
evitable that he should contrast in his own mind
the wretched evening he has been spending with
former happy hours, when the rolet slipped ro
fulgently through the vivifying fingers of actors
who were artists. For instance, when hist even
ing I saw Mr. Fox as "Auiluadub," Mr. ptudley
' as "Captain Murphy Maguire," Mr. J. K. Morti
mer as "Jack Torrens," Mrs. Edward Wright as
"Lady Sowerby Creamly," Miss Ida Vernon as
"Mrs. Ormsby Dolmalue," and Miss Florence
Noble as "Mrs. Torrens," it was quite pardona
ble that I should revert to those bright nights at
the old Arch Street Theatre in Philadelphia,
when th6se parts were assumed respectively by
JohnS. Clarke, Mr. Shewell, Mr. Wheatley, Miss
Mary Wells, Mrs. John Drew, and Miss Emma
Taylor. The business was beautifully dono then,
but we didn't know what happy times we were
bavin g.
Mr. Wheatley, by-the-by, looks old and out of
spirits. His wife's recent death weighs heavily
upon him, and he has discovered that a fortune
of half a million does not necessarily result in
happiness. He comes up to town to see Mr.
Fechter, between whom and himself he is fond
of drawing comparisons, not always to tUe ad
vantage of that gentleman.
Central Park.
A great many improvement, which will be
more perceptible when summer shall have como,
have been made at Central Park. Excavations
have been mode for the Pula'ontological Museum,
where the ichthyosaurus, the hadrosaurus, the
loolaps, and the equally well-known "restored"
animals will be on exhibition. The Meteorologi
cal Observatory is in operation; the Zoological
Gardens are "proceeding;" a large drinking-
fountain is being erected for horses; the
Children's Cottage Is comploted, and so is the
Labyrinth; and an Astronomical Observatory is
"talked of." An Baba.
Dinner to Alalor (Jar. '
Maior Ciay. chief of cavalry under General
Buell, and a soldier of honorable record through
out the war. was recently reappointed, on the
recommendation of General Sherman, Sheri
dan, and others, ana unanimously connrmea ty
the Senate. The ODDortunitv was taken bv the
Stetsons, and made the occasion of an elegant
dinner last night to Maior Gay, at the Astor
House, which was attended by a number of his
eld army mends. Lieutenant-Colonel Parsons,
of the Artillery, In behalf of his comrades, ore-
sented Major Gay with a full-dross uniform, in a
neat and happy little speech, and the evening
was enlivened with numerous and ant. but
thoroughly Informal after-dinner speeches.
A . X . Tnbune, f eo. o.
MUSICAL. AN I) II ASIATIC
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The Cflt? Amnaemeata.
At Tit Chrsnut Miss Susan Gal ton will
have ' a benefit this evening, when she will ap
pear In Offenbach's oporottas of "(50. V JAechen
and Friltohen, aud The J'rima Donna of a
Mqht. -
There will be a matinee to-morrow, i
At TBI Wai.niT the drama of Ismdon will bo
performed this evening, and also at tho matinee
to-morrow.. '
.On Monday Mr. Edwin Adams will commence
an engagement. ,
At thb Aroh Mr. John Brougham will taka
a benefit this evening, when his new sensational
drama of The lied Light will be porformod.
At Dupbkz A Krhbdict's Ofbra. Housh
the burlesques of The ltlack Htatue. The Miller
and hi Men, and other entertaining perform
ances will be given this evonlng. j
At titb Ei.rvfnth Strbbt Opkra IIoitsb
the Lilliputian Ethiopian comedian, General
Grant, Jr., will appear this evening, in conjunc
tion with a variety ot other amusing features.
Sionor Blitz and his 6on will give a magical
entertainment at the Assembly Building this
evening. A malineo to-morrow..
Tjih Sp.ntz-Hasslrr Orchestra will give a
matinee to-morrow at Musical Fund Hall.
Tiir Parepa-Rosa English opera troupe will
commence a season of sevon nights and two
matinees at tho Academy of Music on Friday,
February 11.
Tdk TwFLTTn Grand Annual Exhibition of
the pupils of Professor Lewis' Gymnasium will
take place at the Academy of Music on Wednes
day evening, February ft.
. Stereopticon Exhibition. A grand stcre
optlcon exhibition tf dissolving views of tho
Yoftomlte Valley, Niagara Falls, tableaux vl
vants. and shadow pantomimes will be given at
the Academy ot Music to-morrow evening,
under the direction of O. II. Wlllard, Esq.
ITassler's Tartar Orchestra will perform somo
fine musical selections during the evening.
CITY ITEMS.
Olothtno
(,'I.OTHINU
GLOTHimt
Clothing
CWBAPKB
Bettkb Mans
liRTTKH OtlT
Bbttib Fittiko
At Town a Hall
At Tower Hai.l
Tram Antwhbki Kr.sr.
Br.NMKTT A On.,
No. Ell MaBa.iT HTSEET.
Jatse's Expectorant it both a palliative and ourati.
in all Long Complaint, Broaohitia, eta. It is a standard
remody for all Coughs and Golds, and needs only a trial
to jirove its worth. Bold everywhere.
I
Pnion or OAS Redwed. Good aews to housekeepers.
How about the redaction in the light? Oome, gas men,
do the fair thing ; giro n more light, and we won't grum
ble at the eniull reduction in the cost. Everything must
como down. Bee the great redaction in the price of fine
clothing at No. 834 Cheanut streot.
Put Feet. The most efleetnal way of guarding one's
health is to keep the feet dry, and that oan only be don
by the use of India Rubber Ovirshoes, and aa the inola
ment eeanon is upon na, we would advise our readers to
buy none bnt the best quality, which can only be had at
UooDiEAB's Headquarters, No. SUSOheanut street, south
slJo, Philadelphia,
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JrwrutT. Mr. 'William W. Oassidy, No. IS 8. Second
ttreet, has ths largest and moat attractiv. assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware in the oity. Purchasers oaa
rely upon obtaining a real, pure artiole, furnished at a
prioe whioh cannot be equalled. He also has a large stock
of American Western Watches in ail varieties and at all
pries. A visit to his store is sure to result in pleasure
and profit.
Sale of Paintings. We see by Mr. Scott's advertise
ment that he will sell another ooUeotion of Paintings on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings, woioh will
be open for exhibition on Monday, 7th inat., at Soott's Art
Gallery, No. 1117 Oheanut street, Girard Row,
Haij.it, Davis A Oo.'s Grand and Square Pianos are
not only perfection in every particular, but they are lower
in prices than before the war. Warerooms, No. 937 Ones-
nut street.
Rubber Overshoes and Boots for Hen, Women, and
Children, oan be had at retail at the very lowest prices.
Goodyear's manufacture, old stand, No. 308 Ohesnnt
street, lower side.
Bingeb's Family Sewing Macbtnes,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly Instalments.
O. F. Davis, No. 810 Oheenut street.
Piles. Dr. W. A. HcOandless, No. 1926 Spring Garden
street, gives bis entire time to the permanent core of
Piles. Best eity reference given.
Call and see the Par ham Family Sewing Machines at
No. 704 Gbesnut street. Sold on easy monthly pay
ments.
IN CONBEQOKNCK OF
In Consequence of
In Consequence of
Tli exterutice alteration we are now making, and the
Annual Stock Taking
Annual Stock Taking
Annual Stock Taking
During the month of February, ire will from this lime
( Make Lower Prices
Make Lower Price
Make Lower Price
On all our stock, which i itiU very large and complete,
both in .
Men' and Boys' Suit
Men' and Boy' Suit
Men' and Boy' Suite
and
Light and Heavy Overcoat.
Light and Heavy Overcoat.
Light and Heavy Overcoat.
Ovr price are acknowledged to be lower than any,
and in Style and Hake we art quite superior.
VAKANAKER at BROWN,
WAKASIAKER tt BROWS',
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
8. K. corner SlXTIl and MARK El Street.
8. E. corner SIXTH and MARKET Street.
ItlAltRIED.
8 tkvrnhon Hunter In Germantown, February
8, by the Rev. J. K. Murphey, IIowakd A. Stkvbn
hon to Komalib c. Huntkk, daughter of Alexander
Allan, all of thlB city. .
Tvhon Rkbvks. Thursday, February 8, at the
Church, of the Holy Trinity, by the Hev. Phillips
Brooks, Cahkoll 8. Tvsoh to Claka, daughter of
ZlMMKBMAN TriACKARA On the 17th M Novum.
hpr hint, at Punn. Pru. Nnnth A m.Hi. k th uu
L). Lucas Tons, Cuaklks Aiiguhtiih Kimukuuam'
merchant, of Arequipa. and Zoila Makuakita
j hack ak a, aaupnveroi 4. m. Berrano Thackara, for-
lULTiJ ut bine vi.j. ,
. . iu:. -
Engls. At Chester, on the sd Instant, Mart En
The relatives and mends of the family are respect-
luny mviw.u w biw-uu hci luue.w, iruin ner late resi
dence, in Chester, Delaware county, on Monday, the
7th Instant. To meet at the house at ill o'clock A.
M without further notice.
Kulmkr On Tuesday, the 1st Instant, Mrs. Ja.ni
Win Mm. in the With vear of her aire. . .
The relatives and friends of the family are aiTeo
iloiiately invited to attend (he funeral, from the rosl-
il..iu'il tinr huulmnil. NlRholaH Vlllmnr Itulmn...
Twenty-fourth ward, fhlladelphla, on Monday, the
mi limiam, ai i o ciock r. n., wiiuum mnucr notice.
interment at Laurel iuu.
IwaT.On ths 1st Instant. Gkohoh B. Lowkt,
In the 8M year of his ska.
The relatives and friends of h family arerspeet
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of his mother, Mrs. Hannah Mlllnr, Ridge ave
nue, near Waahlngton lann. on Hundar aft Br noon at
S o'clock. To proceed to Honaldson Oimetory.
Ptnk on the 8d Instant, Cathabinb Ptni, in
the Tfth year of her acre.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect-
fnllv Invito n n, ka f....ul tnn th- r ndf -
denoe of her grandson, Arthur L. J'yne, No. 1 1T
Kutaw street, ou Hun day afternoon at I o'clock. In
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
WRLSR. on the 8d Instant, Km.kn wiit.rh.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Hun
ter street, below Eleventh, on Sunday afternoon at
li o cloek. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
PINANOIAL
WI, PAINTER & CO.,
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No. 36 South THIRD Street,
. DEALERS tH
All Isuei of Government Securities.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
COLX2CTXOZ?S
In this city and all po'lnla In the United States and.
Canada made with care and promptness, i
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Union Pacific First Mortgage and
i
Land Grant Bonds,
AKD
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n and Reading' First
Mortgage Bonds, ;
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1 23m
RANKING 1IOVSK
' or !
JAY COOKE & CO.,
IVos. 119 and 111 8. THIRD St.,
- PHILADELFIHA.
Dealers in Government Seenritl a
Old 5-809 Wanted in Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits. : t
COLLECTIONS MADS. STOCKS bought and sold
on commission.
Special business accommodations reserved for
ladles.
We will receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance in the National Life Insurance Company
of the United States, Fall information given at our
offlce. 118m
JOHN 8. RU8HTON & CO.,
No. 60 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JANUAEY COUPONS WANTED.
OITY WARRANTS
lStrn . BOUGHT AND SOLD.
pm 8. PETERSON A CO..
Stock and Exchange Broken,
NO. 39 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
r embers of the New York and FhOadelpuia
and Gold Boards.
STOCKS, BONDS, Etc, bought and sold on oan
mission only at either city 1 set
E
LLIOTT V DUNN
BANKERS,
Ho. 109 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DEALERS IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURI
TIES, GOLD BILLS, ETC. .
DRAW BILLS OP EXCHANGE AND ISSUE
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ON THE
UNION BANK OF LONDON. '
ISSUE TRAVELLERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT
ON LONDON AND PARIS, available throughout
Europe. , i ,
. Will collect all Coupons and Interest free of charge
for parties making their financial arrangements
I With Us, 4M
NSURANOG
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or THS
IMPERIAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
or i.o3idox
Whole amount of capital stock subscribed, for
which the stockholders are personally liable.
Gold ta.WTs.OOO'OO
Amount of stock actually paid in cash,' '
gold 3,01,00-00
Cash market value of each share.tl.OU-M
for every $'290-00 of paid stock.
Company Incorporated lflOS.
ASSETS.
Real Estate, Mortgages, Bonds, Consols,
Debentures, etc. etc. Total s,T3T,0H 11
LIAIIIL TIES. ;
Unpaid Losses In process of adjustment.
Dividends due Stockholders, amounts
required to Insure outstanding risks,
Government duties, etc etc t,06O,4Tl-s
United Stated Brauch.
ASSETS.
Amount of cash on band t4.Rl.)'2S
Amount of cash in bank 15,000 00
Unpaid premiums B0,8l !l
Amount of cash (p agents' hands in course
of transmission B0, l TO IB
United States and other bonds 431,25-5
Stock held by the Company as collateral
security for loans - 56,500'OS
Office furniture, eto 0,000-00
Total.
fG4T,T5'Sl
EIAIUElTIEg.
Amount of losses in process of adjust
ment 833,499-84
Amounts of all other existing claims
against the Company, contested or
otherwise 13,651 -ft3
1101,161-IS
lHCOME FOR THE YEAR.
Amount of cash premiums received $532,6T-16
Amount of cash from Interest 6,B99"29
Income from other sources 41,056-ill
t6T9,331-66
FIU3VOST & nEXIZlXUG,
AGENTS,
No. I07 South THIRD Street.
Philadelphia, February 9, 1870. i 4 fmw6t
FINANCIAL..
CITY WARRANTS
Bought and Sold.
DE HA YEN & BR0.,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
Ui
PHILADELPHIA.
QIJEDWNIIVG. DAVIS fc CO.,
Ho. 43 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLENOINNING, DAVIS & AMORT,
Ho. 17 WALL STREET, HEW YORE.
BANKERS AND BROKERS. '
Buying and selling Stocks, Bonds, andlGold on
Commission a Specialty.
Philadelphia house connected by telegraphlo wttn
the Stock Boards and Gold Room of New Tort U
B. E. JAMISON & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
I JT. ICELLLY ato CO.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IK
Gold, Sliver, and Government Bond,
At Clouesjt Market Rates,
N. W. Cor. TEEED and CHSH UT 8ti.
Special attenUon given to COMMISSION ORDERS
In New York and Philadelphia Stock Boards, eto.
etc . l w
TJREXEIa 4c CO.,
No. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
American and ITorelg'n.
I88TJB DRAFTS AND CIRCULAR LETTERS OF
CREDIT available on presentation In any part of
Europe.
Travellers oan make all their financial arrange,
menu through us, and we wul collect their Interest
and dividends without charge.
DKBZEU WlMTBKOr A Co.,Daixii, Bajuss A Co.,
New York. I Paris. SI
INSURANCE.
UNION MUTTTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OK PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1M.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
OFFICE, N. R. CORNKR THIRD AND WALNUT
fc)TKKKT8, KiCHANUK BUILDING.
The following statement of the affairs of the Com
pany Is published In conformity with a provision of
Itsoharters
Marine Premiims written during the year
eniKng January 1, 18T0 10S,3TS-4S
Marine Premiums not earned January 1, '
1S69 9,S94T
Fire Premiums written same
period $36,804 99
Fire Premiums not earned
January 1, 18C9 S3,tn-06
9T-0I
SO'24
Earned Premiums during the
yearJ'Bfllng as above:
Marine $107,144'OS
Fire 8,699-Tl
Interest on investments, sal.
vsges, etc ,911-l
Losses, expenses, etc, during
same tune:
Marine losses 1M,S?9'T
. Fire losses 04,61584
Reinsurance and commis
sions lfl,T0-
Return Premiums 10,881-81
Kent, salaries and ex-
' penses ll,n-65
United SUtes Ux and
State tax J.9THW
ieu,4fl
lSS.Stt'SS
111,848 -40
STATEMENT OF THE A88ET8 OF THE COM
PAN Y, JANUARY 1, 1810.
State of Pennsylvania Six per cent.
Bonds $10,000-00
City of Philadelphia Six per cent. Bonds. 15,000-00
Camden aud Am boy Railroad Six per
cent. Bonds, 18h9 11,400 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Six per
cent Bonds, 1888 8,500-00
camoen ana Amnor Railroad tux per
cent. Bonds, 1875 1T.OO0 0O
Pennsylvania Railroad Second Mortgage
Six per cent. Bends 10,000-00
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal srx per
cent. Bonds .' 14,610-00
Pennsylvania Railroad First Mortaaire
Six per cent. Bonds 1,000-00
Schuylkill Navigation Company Six per
cent. Bonds 10,000-00
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Six per
cent. Bonds 10,000-00
WTominir Yallev Canal Hix per cent.
Bonds lLOOOKM
Pittsburo: Yi ater Loan Seven ner cent.
Bonds 7,000 00
North Pennsylvania Railroad Six per 1
cent. Bonds 10,000-00
North Pennsylvania Railroad Seven per I
cent. Bonds 4,000 00
Lehigh alley Railroad Six ner cent.
Bunds 6-000 00
100 shares Little Schuylkill Railroad.... 5,000-00
178 shares Pennsylvania Railroad 8,650-50
loo snares iNortn Pennsylvania Railroad . b.imu-imj
48 shares Ielaware Railroad 1,2 )0-00
106 shares Wyoming V alley Canal fi,3iw-00
68 shares Philadelphia National Bank.. 0,800-00
88 shares Farmers and Mechanics' na
tional Bank 8,80000
88 shares Delaware Mutual Safe Insur
ance Company 8,800-00
160 shares Phoenix Insurance Company. 1,600-00
snares a merman west muia steam
ship Company ' 400-00
20 shares Philadelphia and Southern
Mall Steamship Company 5,000-00
1404 snares union Mutual insurance Com
pany 14,040 00
Par value
$203,506-00
Market value im9:ft-oo
Bills receivable for premiums 87,748-80
Sundry accounts due for premiums 8,351-87
i;aHmn oanK iio,Txh-44
Cash in drawer 78-W 1
Loans on call, with cnllatprnl . 18.300-00
35,160-78
$255,695-89
DIRECTORS.
RICHARDS. SMITH.
8. DELBERT,
A. K BORIE,
JOHN 11. IRWIN,
NBWBERRY A. SMITO,
WILLIAM C. KENT,
HENRY LEWIS,
J. P. STEINER.
EDWARD L. CLARK,
UEORUE LEWIS,
SAMUEL C. COOK,
WILLIAM 8. BAIRD,
CHARLES WHEELER,
SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
J. 8. 1'ICKOT,
JOHN MOSS,
LEMUEL COFFIN,
C. H. CUM MINGS,
J. H. TIIXiB,
W, D. WINSOR,
JAMES L. BEWLEY,
CHARLES D. REED,
1.1AAU uuuun,
CHARLES E. MORGAN.
RICHARD S. SMITH, President.
JOHN MOMS, Secretary. SS&trp
FINANCIAL..
QITY WARRANTS
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
C. T. YERKE8. Jr.. Ot CO.
HO. SO SOUTH THIRD STREET,
D. C. WHARTON SMITH & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 121 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Successors to Sinitb, Rudolph A Oo.
Every branch sf th. bosiness will hrs prompt atUatioa
as hsratotora.
Quotations of Stocks, Governments, and Go IS eon.
Untiy rsosived front Naw Tork brpriwu wr, from oar
friends, Edmund D. Randolph A Oo.
WATOMES.
1124 CHESNUT STREET.
American, Swiss and English
WATCHES
AT
CLARK & BIDDLE'S,
Special AgenU in Fhiladdphia for
WATCHES,
Made bj E. Howard A Co., Boston. 1 13 arfm
o
NE DOLLAR GOODS FOR 95 CEMT3
10 Uttuil Diion a. no. u o. n-iuuiu btcsak
INSURANOE.
TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
or THS
PENH MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
OFFICE:
No. 921 CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia.
RKOKIFTS FOR THE TEAR KND1NQ DRORMBIB
II, 1869: 1
Prwmlnma, ., rscAivsd 7Bt,7WJt
lstersst rtMwivsd. and socniMl to
ueo. si, ibw..; ,. rir.SU -99
LO88ES AUD BXPRH DITTJBKS DulftlHu" I'll"
TRAJt:
Forty two Uasss psld, smonDtinx '
...SNMJW0S
RspsflMS, ssUries, sdvMttstrm, U. .
H. suuniis, sto 89J14ta
Rsot aod Uim, city, Stat, and
nstionsl . ui't
Oommisaloas to tftxnts, trftvpUlnff
.lniw, oisaiusi sxsninenk
Hmm.. sto ltnlJa-lS,
Prats hints sspirsd sad poUotos -
MMU SIIf
S1J M-a
utVWi M'wvmmur , flta,l,dOW Ml
borip dividends raoeivsd in
fed act ion oi premium., .... vm,mvm
lysm-i.
Capital, December tl, 1869, Cash feCl7,7ai
A88KTS OF THE OOMPANT.
9100,000 V. B. I per cent 10 4 loan. $1iv),nm-9
I4I.UV li. o. 9 pflrwo,. 9--MI nu 14l,WNrw
7B.IIV0 V. b. per oent. loan of IXHl... 79.W7-M
Sf,0ii0 6 per cent, bonds of Psctfio Railroad. iMi 3r
lo.oiiO Psnn.vlvanla 6 per oeaU was loan. ... HtJlsiM
1WI.IHM Philadelphia 6 par cent, loan, free.... I7fl IS
6,7(10 Pbiladalpbia 6 per aenk loan, short.. (jkm
i,tVi0 Philadelphia 6 per cent, kmn, taxed.. 6,l?t) OS
In. OiO Fit .bars 6 per cent, soapon bends. , 8JB5 Vy
SbKJO Allenh.uj oounty 6 per cut. coaion
bonds lfliBSS-O
VtfiOt AUenheny eoanty ( par oent. oonv
ptomlM oonwra bonds 9&M)H
S1.000 Pennlvania Kail road tint aaoVtflaK.
M per oent. bonds. S0,9M)'U9
tbftOO Fennaylvsnla Railroad I y.as t par
cent, bonds SMSoas
KJXO BosqnehannaUanalS per oans. bonds,
preferred 40MQV0
83,000 Lehi.h Ooal and Navicatioa Com-
pany loan. 14.4SD1).
10,000 HarrUbnra; Railroad Oompany, bonds lUtTVU-ua
SWJUO Canton Oily 10 per osnt. waUr works
bonds , 80.000 tM
10 AO Ioui.ville Oity 8 par oan. bonds...... 7.14t )
DO.OOO St. lanie Oity 6 per oent. bonds S4.UU0M.
l,tfO bbaraa Pennwl vania Kailmad stock . . M.4f'i
o0 " Lebtsh Ooal and NangaUon
do 1M17-K
800 Northern Central do S.K2MI.
SU ' Girard Ufa Ina. and Trast Oo.
100 " "We. tern National Bank .took tii M
" Oommeroial National Bank do ll.uit.'M
I a nun. aibbciu. jiingwu mu
do
loo
' Mannfaotnren'ilationalBank'
l0,lri8-0
2.7H4TJS
S.000'0.
and .took
60 " Girard National Bank and do.
IK " l.rmers' and Mecbanios' Na-
,1m.i nk .kuj. . ...-w.-
4S6
Corn Kxchans. National Bank '
and do , SLSfiOfM
M Mecbanioa' Bank of 8t. Loals. sa
260
" Delaware Mutual Safety In
to r. jmrsno. Stock .8S01
lO.OSWTS Ground rent. 9 xs-ta
Real setato, oompany'. bnlldlnit 74!M :t5
Bonds snd mortffaKes, first liens. M1.44tiTia
Premiom noteasecured by policies , 6.'W,741-u
Loan, on collaterals lti.o70no
BaJanoe in bands of atreuta. 4j,rv)l .n
Wnarterly nayroenta due oompany I7"ju
Horip dividends purobaMd by oorapsny, cost. 171,!)61U
Interest on stocks, loans, and mortgages ao
oount ; ftM33rtJ
Oaah on hand and in bank. ,. ... 8&iuU'M
Ofnoe furniture . . . 3 rfftt it.
Annuity awiS
Amount U'0m:i
Deduct losses da. in 1870 1x1,0001X1
Amount i,W.i7aiO
Market Talus January 1, 1870 7$iv4,47l m
At an election held at th. offlce of the Company on
MONDAY, January t 1870, th. following named gentle
men war. chosen Trustees to. serve for three years, viz --
John O. Brsnner,
Joseph H. Trotter,
Benjamin Ooates,
Richard 8. New bold,
James B. MoFarland,
William P. Hacker.
William U. Kern,
James Kustoa,
Edward M. Needlos.
At a meeting of th. Board ot Trustees, held tha I7th
instant, the following offioers were duly elected -
8AMUKL O. UUKT. President. -SAMUEL
K. 8TOKHS,VicPresidant.
JOHN W. HORNOR. A. V. P. and Actuary
HORATIO 8. 8TBPURNS, 8eoretary.
And at a subsequent meeting of the Board, Henry O.
Howell was elected a Trustee to 811 the vacancy caused ba
the .lection of Bamnal O. Huey to tha Presidency.
The Board bar. declared a Scrip Dividend of FORTY
PKR OENT. npon th. ptemium paid in 1869, on all poli
cies In foroa December 81, 1869, and bay. decided to re
oelve th. sorip oartifloates ot tb year 1967 in reduoU.a
of premiums aa t hey mature.
TRUSTEES.
Theophilns Paulding,
John O. FS ran tier,
Benjamin Ooatea,
Riohard 8. Newbold.
James B. MoFarland.
William P. Haoker,
Joseph H. Trotter,
William H. Kara,
James Euston,
Edward M. Needles,
Charles Wataon,
K 11 wood Johnson,
John Q. Rapplin',
John A. Noodlos, Bait. '
Edmund A. Souder,
Samuel E. Stokes, .
Henry O. Townsend,
Thomas W. Davis,
Joseph M. P. Prioe,
. Bamuel A. Biapham,
BodolphusEent.
Samuel J. Ohristian,
Jamas O. Pease,
Warner M. R&ain, '
Frederic A Hoyt,
Henry 9. Howell,
Ohristian J. Hoffman,
BOIJOITOR,
HENRY O. TOWN8KND.
MKDICAL CXAMTMKBS,
EDWARD HARTSHORN K, M. D., 1430 Walnut street.
RDWARD A. PAGE, M. D., 1415 Walnut .treat.
In attendance at th. offlo. of th. Oompany from 1 U 1
P. M. daily.
SAitiiri:L. c. iiijkv,
PRESIDENT.
SAMLTEI. Mi. NTOKKR,
VICE PBKSIDKNT.
jonrv , w. iiorivor,
A. V. P. and AOTUASY.
II. S. STEPHENS,
.wfm3t SEOBKrARY.
MAOHINERY.
HAYDEN'S
NEW BRICK MACHINE.
This MAOUINK fully surmounU ail th. diffioolties U
MAK1NO GOOD BRICK BY MAOHINERY.
Fully tostMl in Pittsburg. Oapaoity, U.000 to Mjm PC
day with three hands. MADE ENTIKKLY OF IRON.
STRONG AND COMPACT. Dimensions, mt feat by
four.
For city rlskta, applr
J. T. DUTTONf
IJo. 1226 OGDEW Street.
It" PHILADELPHIA.
HATS AND OAP9.
WARBURTON'B IMPROVED VENTI-
the improved fxhlona af ths Mason. OUJLhNUT Str. 4
naat door to th. Post Offloav U 10 rp
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RELIN
quiahed the Heating of Buildings by Steam or Water,
It wiU b. oontinned by
WIUJIAM H. WI8TAB.
lately superintending that department ot their business,
whom tber recommend to their 'riends
Nov. IS), 1). MOKRia, TASKER A OO.
W I STAR &OOULTON.
No. 227 SOUTH FIBTII STREET.
HEATING BY
STEAM OR HOT WATER.
' PLANS OF PIPE COT ' TO ORDEB.
LAUNDRIBS ANB CULINARY APPARATUS
FITTED UP.
11 89 i OS"