Piavelest Saggestions-7The Danger or
'lFfglfeeting , C 01,19. •• • -'
['Frozoluielsrewtork - x.EirAt.] '
Colds , are, generally, considered but
simple-things,- and, ad a; natural conse
quence, are too much neglected:'" How
often do you hear, the remark', "Oh, it is
only 'a - cold!" True, 'Only a cold; but
What is being done fOra?, Frequently
nothing. Many a long and dangerous,
andsometimes fatal, fit of illness might
be prevented by .paying that proper at
tention to a cold which it so seriously
demands. , Most of the causes of con
eumPtion come from cold being in the
first instance neglected. To many other
diseases does it also give rise. In a clim
ate like this, where we have sometimes
two and three changes in a day, it is im
possible to avoid taking cold, unless due
precaution be observed. Persons should
clothe themselves as much as possible in
;keeping with the temperature of the at
mosphere.
With the thermometer above zero,
clothing should, not be so warm ; as at or
'below zero, as by so doing the pores are
opened to an undue extent, sometimes
profuse perspiration induced ? and as a
natural consequence, cold is taken.
Draft, in every way, whether in or out
of doors, ought to be - avoided. Too much
importance cannot be given to this, but
yet we see it daily neglected. How
often do We see persons in- this city, on
one of the bleakest days, stopping to
talk at the corner of the street in a draft,
of wind. This, too, is generally tint
case after walking fast and' becoming
heated. • How is it possible, under
such circumstances, to avoid' taking
cold? And yet persons will so inno
cently tell you, 'I don'tknow how I
Could have taken cold. I have not ex
posed myself in any way." '
As important, also, is the mode of
life indOors, for on is] much depends.
Ladies are very apt to : dress for going
:out, and then• sit in a warm room for
half an hour,perhaps more, if something
delays them, by i
which perspiration s
produced, and in that state, from the
warm house into the cool air they go.
It, must be, remembered that to the cor
responding temperature of the atmos
' phere do the pores close or, open; a uni
form temperature should be observed,
as by so ' doing the circulation is
;regularly maintained. Any one leav
ing an atmosphere of eighty degrees,
and going to one of sixty degrees, expe
riences a great change, and if they wish
to avoid cold, should be clad in such a
manner as to make up for the propor
tionate difference in the temperature.
- For this reason great uniformity in the
temperature of the house should be ob
served. Change the atmosphere in the
house frequently by admitting, as often
. as possible, during the day, fresh air.
Every house should be thoroughly
ventilated the first thing every morning,
• so as to allow the atmosphere of the
previous night to escape. This can be
done by first airing one part and then
another. By doing this a house also
can be more easily warmed. When
there are many persons collected in a
room, care should be observed to keep a
few inches of the window open from the
top, every one avoiding sitting close to
or under it, as, after a 'time, when there
are many collected together, the atmos
phere of the room becomes impregnated
with their exhalatpns, and the air is
thus rendered impure. By perfect ven
tilation there is a uniform amount of
oxygen, which is the vital part of the
atmosphere, and which is necessary to
our very existence, maintained. Who
has not noticed the disagreeable feeling
produced on going from the fresh air
into a room with many persons, in
which the ventilation is imperfect ?
At night, also, fresh air should be ad
mitted into the room, for it is, if any
thing, more necessary that there should
be a plentiful supply of oxygen. We
have often been asked the ridiculous
question, if enough air did not come in
through the key-hole. Certainly not.
That is not fresh air. Make it a rule
always to sleep with part of your window
open from the top, avoiding its blowing
on you. Fresh air never hurt any one,
for by it we live. It is the wan .of it
that injures. Persons seem to forgetthat
they spend one-third of their lives in
their bed-rooms. We frequently see a
man building a house bestowing all his
attention on the plan of the parlors,
while the bed-rooms are, to a great ex
tent, and in some instances entirely
neglected. It had better be vice versa.
Another thing to which we wish to
draw attention is that of neglecting to
change shoes and stockings after being
out on a damp or rainy day. Though
they may neither appear nor feel damp,
yet they should be'changed, care being
observed to keep the feet always warm.
As long as one is walking, the circula
tion is keep up, no matter how wet the
feet may be, but the instant you remain
quiet it i s checked, unless the stockings
• and shoes be ~changed. Holding the
feet hut a few Minutes to a fire or over a
regiker, is not sufficient, as you only by
that dry the external part of the shoe
or boot. If the feet are cold they should
be rubbed thoroughly with a rough
towel until warmth has been restore
when they might be, if desired, held f ‘r
a short time before the fire. Jumping
out of bed hnd. walking about on the
carpet, as is too often done, should be
avoided. A pair of slippers can be io
placed by the bed at night,. when retir
ing, as to be accessible on rising.
Philadelphia Bank Statement.
The following is the weekly statement ',of the Phila
delphia Banks, made up on Monday afternoon:
Capital Stock 414,612,150
Loans and Discountswa 47,254,622
Specie in Banks 1,012,980
11 S. Demand and Legal Tender Notes 17,052,519
Due from other Banks 4,421,486
Due to other Banks 6,366,156
Deposits 36,314,653
Circulation..... 7,411437
The following statement shows the condition of the
]3anks of Philadelphia, at various times during the
last few months: "
1863. Loans. Specie. Cironlation.Deposits.
Jan. 8 .37,879,675 4,510,750 4,504,115 29,429,189
July 6 85,936,811 4,360,745 2,564, 558 28,504,519
1864.
Jan, 4 25,698,808 "4,158,585 2,055,810 29,878,926
July 4 40,918,009 3,955,856 2,164,258 87,758,812
1665.
Jan. 3 48,059,403 1,803,583 2,793,468 59,8.15,963
• Feb. 6 .50,269,473 1,702,776 4,393173 88,496,337'
MarCh 6 49,228,540 1,389,264 5,346.021
38,361,13:7
April ' ' 50,268,729 1,343,223 5,893,626 36,316,847
L. . .... -50,726,239 1,262,258 6,441,407 44,704,829
June 5 53.095,683 1,258,782 6,717,753 41,518,576
J u ly 3 - 50,054,760 .1,184,631 6.771,226 40,980,993
Au i. , 7 55,467,695 1,154.015 • 6,986;662 47,762,160
ISept. 4 50,096,499 1,100,242 6,680,826 33,417,47:
Oct: 2 , 49214,281 1,092,755 7;056,984 38347412
Nov. '6 - 48,509,360 .1,050,251 7,064,866 3 4,741,494
Dec. 4...-....4.5,622,762 , '691,993 •;7,081,286 31,695,138
• • 11 45,596,827 896,141 7.123 240 3 1,310,272
4 4 - 18 '45,598 293 937,333 7,141,389 54,272,551
25 45,650,301
898 565 7 169 293 3 4,117,482
Tan. 3 45,941,001 890,822 7,226,269 35,342,306
8 46,77+,150 98 3 , 635 7,319.528 36.618,.04
"15 47,350,428 1,107,186 7,359,972 36647,700
20 47,254622 1.012,980 7,411,437 36,314,653 .
The following is a detailed statement of the business
..' of the Philadelphia Clearing House for the past week;
Clearings. Balances..
46.595,399 12- 462,02.6 72
6,726,702 77 610,433 41
. 5697.757 06 446,510 05
. 5,095,215 80 619,140 21
. 5,640,863 73 571,201 44
5,316,266 11 480,015 30
Total, Jan , 22, 1866 435,04,301 69 13,082,327 16
r Jan. 15.
" 16
1 2 e()ARD'OF TRADE'. -
BENJAMIN MARSHAIIm
Tiand:=ma
JAMES R. CAMPBELL.'
JAMES C.:HAN/h . ; • - •
- - IMPOWPATIONS7-- -
Reported for the Pnlladelphia Evening Bulletin.
LIN hltPUULSteaniship Prodontli HigginsoW -99
pkgs mdse 311 & W.-Creighton; -123- do do Yarnell &
Trimble; 226 do do Powers hoop ii
50 casks soda.
crystals S & W7Welsh; - 132 bdls hoop iron 232 do rod do
-Morris, Wheeler & Co: 245 boxes reils.BrOWl3, Shipley
& Co; 12 cases thread Bates & Coates; 4l pkgs mdse ,W
ilson; 57 cases do 4 bales blankets Stuart &- Bro;
25 rases mdse A Wray & Co; 19 do do 13 bales bark Ro •
senghrten Ai Sons; 18 sacks seed D Landreth a Son; 13
pkgs mdse Wood, ,harsh & Haywmtd; 14 do do Priced.
Parrish; to cases 'cask hardware J C Grubb & Co; 7
pkgs mdse Lafourcade Bro & Irwin; 1 cask hdw New-,
lin, Fernly & Co; 6 packages merchandise. J B LiPpin.
Cott & Co; 6 bales mercnandise Siter; Price & co; 3
cases p 0 R. & G A Wlighl; 1 cask do Field, Lartastroth.
& Co; I do Handy & Brenner: 1 case do Wright &
Bros; 9 pkgs do Lewis .3t. Co; 1 do Dr D Jayne & Sbn;
do H Karsten; 3do 0 L Sharpless; 4 do Lippincott &
Parry; 10 bales do Pales, Wharton & Co; 2 easks ;do E
Mullen% 1 case do Tyler &Co 8 do. W McKee &C o; 1
Bkg mose Easterbrm & Co; 4do Doll & Co; do
Steinmetz; do F Druck & Co; 1 do Lafore & ! Son;
2 do J W Queen & Co; 3 do J J Bailey; 1 do J Birge; 1
do Lich S Smith; 1 do Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Ar
rison; 1 do It HowarolLl do Werner, Ischner & ICo: 1
package werchandigre F Msennek 10 pockets; hops
Evans & Co; 4 packages merchandise Cooper & Fry;
colas; 05 P Coleman; 2 Wolgamuth & Raleigh; 9
Wilstach & Co: 3 Laing & • Magmas: 15 E Randall; 1
C Day: .5 Johns & .LippinCott; 1 J R Kenderdine: 1
Pollock" & Co; 6 P Morris; 6 H '3l Watts; 1 R Brush &
Sons: 12 Buehler, Howard & Co; 3 A B Justice & , Co;
E G Stone: 8 W & 13 - NV* Allen; 7 Biddle & Co; 1
Young, Moore & Co; 5 Smith & Seltzer; 29 A M F Wat
son; 25 shapleigh, Rue ct Co; 3 T W Evans & Co; 6
Thompson & Son;' 3 Hodges &•Bro, 3'G Milliken; 1
Mustin & Bennett; H , Cohen; 2 Esherick, Black. & Co;
1 Fathom, Lewis & Co; 1 J L Fisher; 2 J lid Rorer; 2., 5.t
Goff & Co; 11 P S Justice; 5 Walter Swift; 1 A L'BOn
naten; 15 Vance dr, Landis; 1 G.O Evans; 114 J Caldwell
4 Co: ,6 Ellis, Sen & Co; 17 Johns. BerrY & .Co: 90' pkgs.
merchtuinise 3 casks wine 58 packages machinery 207
bundles iron 17 bales carpet 130 kegs merchandise 163
boxes pipes order. ' •
CHARLESTON—Bark Gen. W- T Sherman,Welsh
31bbls rosin 71 bales cotton 11-Sloan & Son 18 bales
cotton Thos Singer; 14 do J C Hand & Co; SO do p. Pat
terson & Co: 95 bills rosin D S* Stetson & Co; j272•d0
Cochran & Russell; 10. hales• cotton W WOodward; 10
casks rice P Reiley & S 011; 271 bars- iron Jessup & Co:
7 bales cotton C P Reif; 60 halos cotton 69 bbls rosin 73
pkgr, old iron 122 old railroad der wheels 69 pkgs mdse
various consignees.' .
drilival and .ISannar orOeeanliteaniers.
TO ARRIVE.
SHIPS -3710 Y• JOE . Diva •
Palestine ' Liverpclol-Beston &NY.. • -Dec. 23
North American-Livel...PorUsmd.... , -.. ...... Dec. 28
St. Andrew Liverpool... New York
Pennsylvania -Liverpool-New York • gan. 3
Nova Scotian.......Liverpool-PortiandkN Y 'Jan. 4
City onlanchester_Liverp'l.-New e
Asia . . -Liverpool-Boston
Tarifa . . . 7. .... ....- -- ....LiverpooL_New York Jan.
The Queen Liverpool... New York.-....
England--..-.-....LiverPool-New
Germania _Hamburg-New York ... ..
Cityofßosion Liverpool... New York 1 ' Jan. 10
Hibernian Liverpool... Portland - - Jan. 11
TO DEPART.
Eagle New York.-Havana-. ..... 24
Scotia. ..New York-LiverPool'.....l„.-. : Jan. 24
Kangaroo- ... ..-.-New York-Liverpool..- -J-Jan. 27
City of New York-N York... Liverpool San. 27
Pennsylvania ..._New York-LiverpooL Sao. 27
Hansa.--• .----New York... Breme- - 27
North America... New York... Rio Janeiro,&c.--;...Tan.
Conics ......... -......New York...Nassau&Hara.....-Tau. •"0
Asia • .Boston-Liverpool 31
Cbuuncey New N orS__Aspinwull .eeo.
Washington ...New York_alavre ......2
Germania New York.. .Hamburg ' Feb. 3
11-4,11,11.410E , :1" 11 1 1 " 111 -
r.m.mmm,P:wnm ..- TegmmT:i.
:Psqfraclui.,N7 ,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Bosphorus (Br),A.lexander, from Liverpool,
VIP. Boston 19th inst. with mdse to A R McHenry & ikt.
Steamer Mlllvllle, Renesr, from MUWitte, with mdse
to Whithall. Tatum t Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Millville, Benear, hittiville, Whitall, Tatum
& Co.
Ship Emile, Onken, Bremen, Baetjer & De Vertu
Bark Florence Peters, skinner, Niw Orleans,' Carman,
Merchant & Shaw.
Schr W S Hiles, Thompson, New Orleans, D S Stetson
& CO.
2dIII3IOEULNDA.
Steamer Saxon, Matthews. hence at Boston 21st inst.
Steamer Alliance. Thompson, cleared at New York
yesterday for this port.
Bark Washington, Chichester, hence at New York
yesterday.
Steamer Stars and Stripes, Holmes,hence at Havana
13th inst.
Steamer Quaker City. from Charletton 20th ;inst. at
New York yesterday.
Steamer Asia, Anderson, from Liverpool via Hali
fax., at Boston yesterday.
Ship Mary Russell, Weeks, for this port, which re
turned to Liverpool 31st ult. lost both anchors and
chain in the river the previous day.
Bark Thomas Sulam, Payne, hence In the river.
Antwerp, 2d inst.
Bark Linda Hewitt, from Havre, at New York yes
terday 10th inst. let 30, lon 5140. spoke brig C C
Col
son, with loss of salts, standing SW.
Brig T Ward. Wilieby, from Palermo for this port,
was spoken 9th nit off Malaga.
Brig Alice Lea, Herring, from Apalachicola, at New
York yesterday.
Brig S V errtck, Norden, cleared at Havana 15th
inst. ter Cardenas.
Brig J R Plater, Post, hence at Savannahl4th Inst.
Schr EL Marts, Marts, hence at Cienfuegos 12th inst.
Schr Ellen Perkins. Perkins,hence at Charleston 17th
nstant.
Schr Oneida, Davis, hence at Matanzas 12th inst.
Behr E Haley, heace Al Cardenas i n
that.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Br brig Formosa, at Gloucester yesto day from Ja
maica for Boston, reports: Jan 11th. fell, in with the Br
brig Royal Standard, from Philadelphia for for Gibrxi
tar, dismasted and frill of water took off all hands.
including the captain's wife, and brought them to this
port. The crew were all more or less frostbitten.
Bark Otter, Faulkner. of Halifax, NS. 327 tons regis
ter, with petroleum from Philadelphia for navre,went
into the bay of Newport in the height of the gale 30th
ult. and authored inside Clare Island. but toward
evening dragged,her aichors and drove ashore at Mot
vany (Newport). In going ashore the steward was
drowned. and a man was lost off the yard before the
ship entered the bay. With these exceptions the crew
were safe, but with the loss of their clothes. The con
stabulary and country people rendered every assist
ance. The vessel would become a total wreck, bat It
was hoped the cargo would be saved.
LIQWOM.
RICHARD PENISTAN'S
Ale, Wine and Liquor Vaults,
439 Chestnut street,
PHILADET•PHIA.
Established for the Sale of Unadulter
ated Liquors Only.
Special Notice to Families !
Richard Penista,n's
Celebrated, Ale, Porter and Brown
Stott,
Novi so much recommended by the Medical Fe
for Invallas.
$1 25 PER DOZEN,
(These Bottles hold one Pint.)
• The above being of the very best quality, It must be
admitted the price Is exceedinglySOW.
It is celivered to all parts of the city without extra
charge.
Brandies, Wines, Gins, Whiskies, &e., &e.
Warranted pure i, a o t t tae G l i cz o lit o ?o e s:l s te' rates, by the
CHAMPAGNES of the best brands, offered lower
than by any other house.
On Draught and in Bottles,
PURE GRAPE JUICE
- .
This is an excellent article for Invalids. It is a sore
earefor pyspepsia.
HAVANA CIGARS.
OLIVE OIL,
BAY BIM,
SABrnNES,
London and Dublin Porter and Brown Stont—Engll.b
and Scotch Alee. dehltfi
HER MA JESTV
CHAMPAGNE,
P.. 3T3 Nil' 0
151 sow tv FRONT V., $Ol4l AUST.
--The attention of the trade is solicited T.,
the followingyou choice Wines !& c. for sale I
JOSEPH F. ItON, No. 151 South Front strw
above Walnut:
bLELDEIRA.IS --01 d Island, 8 years old.
SIDESIRRIBB—CampbeII & Co., single, double ano
triple Grape, E. Crosse & Sous, Rudolph, Topaz, Riau,
Spanish, Crown and F. Valletta.
PORTS—Vallette, Vinho Velho Real, Danton az
Rebell° Valente & Co,. Vintageo 1838 to 1888.
CLARETS—Cruse ny Fils Freres and St. Estephe Chia.
ea u Lumi
VERMOU. I
.11—G. Jourdan, Brive CO.
MUSCAT--de Frontignan.
CHAMPAGNES Ernest Irrony, I.Golden Max,'
de Venoge, Her Majesty and Royal Cabinet and ,otbas
favorite brands.:
a WHlSKY.—Ohoice iota of old Wheat B.
sle Bourbon Whiaky. for gale bFIR. P. MIDDLE.
TON. 5 North FRONT Street: MIDI
COTTON AND LINEN BAIL DUCE of every, width
V from one to FAX feet wide, all.mere. Tent and
Awning/mak, Papermakers felting Bali Twine, &a,
JOHN W. EVEBNAN da 00.,
No, 10;Joue9'ii
tHIETAILY-EVENINc4 BULLETIN-:
EVE"NINcx' " .
OFFICE OF THE-BRANDON IS LAM/ DID'
CUM PANY, ROOM Is; . 524 Walnut street.
The annual meeting - of the Stockholders of this Com
pany, soden electionfor Directorate serve the ensuing .
Sear villr be Yield at the office of the 'COratiany on
THURSDAY, February Ist, at 12 M.
EDWARDS,
'.1a16-140 ' Secretary.
10THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
' holders or the Gibson Oil Gompany," of
Philadelphia, will be held at the, Office, .532, ;Walnut.
street, on Tuesday, ffebraary 6th, .?86ti, at 11 o'clock. A.
M. At this Meeting tee Question as to the propriety
of reducing the Capital Stock of the Company will be
submitted to.the Stockholders.
B. M. WEAVER,
Secretary.
,jals-3wl
pt. OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT CITYiI
COMPANY.--PuILnELFHIA, Jan. 16, 1966. '
Actin is hereby given to all aelinquent Stockholders
that unless the assessment of Ten Cents per share
made by this Company shall be paid tn or before 12
o'clock, noon, Mui\ DAY, February 12th, 1866, so much
of the stock of said delinquents as will be required to
pay said assessments and necessary expenses as pro
vided by law will then be sold at the °dice of the Com
pany. at public auction.
jaa6,tfelo3
OFFICE lIIINTINGDa. AND BROAD TOP
MOU.NTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY. N 0.256
south THIRD street.—PmtlekDELMEClA, Jaullary
1866.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mour.tain Railroad and
Coal Company will be held at their °dice on TUES
DAY, the 6th day of February, 1866, a; U O'clock., A.M.,
when an Election wit" be held toll'..•Prestdent and
Twelve Directors, to serve for the ensuing year.
Ja-20.6 fes .' T. P. AERTSEN, Secretary,
IC?, THE BIG MOUNTAIN IMPROVEMENT
CONEANY.—FRILADELPHIA, January 20, 1866.
—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Big
Mountain Improvement Company be held at the
Entice No. 320 ,WA_LNITT street, on MONDAY, Fe
bruary sth, 1866. at 4 o'clock, P. 31., when an election
will held for fiye Directors to serve for the ensuing
year. '
The TraOsier hoolos will be closed on Thursday, the
25th Instant.
4a20-tfes
UNION OANAL COMPANY, PEur.ahss..
IIPIMA. Jan. 17, 1566.
'Zannual tr eeting of The Union Canal Company
or Pennsylvania will be held at the office of the Com
pany, Ne. 228 Walnut street, on TUESDAY, February
6th next, at 11 o'clock A. M., when an election will be
held ror officers and managers of she Company, to
serve for the ensuing year.
OSCAR TECOM.PSON.
Secretary.
The Transfer Books will be closed on toe zsth
inst. jari-tfesl_
sAuCE.
SPECULL - WOTICES.
'WILLIAM P. JENKS, President.
- OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUNTAIN
1.1 7 ' COAL AND IKON, COMPANY PEETLADEre
1111 . 1.; Jai:My 4th, 126 6 .
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
above named Company, will be held at their office
No 230 South Third street, on MONDAY the sth of
February next, at 12 o'clock, M., when an election will
be held for seven Directors to serve for the ensuing
year;
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed
for fifteen days prior to the day for said election.
ja4-tfe6/ EDWARD ELY, Secretary.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' NATION
AL BANK.—PHI.I./thaLPHIA., January 12, 1066.
..9,t an election held on the 10th of January. 1866, the
following named Stockholders were elected Directors:
S. A. MERCER. FRANCIS TETE,
EDWIN M. LEWIS, WILLI AM M. FARR.
JOHN ASHHORST, LINDLEY SHYTH.
ANTHONY J. ANTELO, AM H. MERRICK,
ha...NJ. R.
EARN 13 AM,H. WOODWARD,
JAM PS R. CAMPBELL, RICHARD C. DALE,
PEMBERTON' S. HUTCHINSON.
And at a meeting of the Directors, this day. S. A.
o'st - 9 - RoEts, ESQ., was unanimously re-elected Presi
dent, and EDWIN Di. LEWIS. Vice-Presidec,t,
ja.2- lot W. W RUSHTON Ja. Cashier..
[O. CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
PHILADELPRIA, Jan. 16, 1660.
At the Election for Directors of the Corn Exchange
National Bank. held the 9th inst., the following gen
tlemen were duly elected:
A T.FX.. O.CATTELL, DEI L NOBLIT,
ALEX. WHILLDLN, BENJ. B CRAYCRO
S.A.MUFL T. CANBY, . 111:011 CRAIG.
PHILIP B. MINGLE, ROBERT ERVIEN,
JOHN F. GROSS, JOSEPH LINDSEY,
EDWARD c.ilisIGHT, H. W. CATHEAWOOD,
JOSEPH \, . BULLOCK.
And at the meeting of Directors to-day ALEXAN
DER G. CATTELL, Esg , was unanimously re-elected
President. and A/El-ANDER WHII.I.OLN, Esti
Vice President.
jal7-6tt
PHILADELPHIA, JA_N &BY l'Prit,
At a meeting of the Stockholders of the
I: SV:MOIMSi COA_L COMPANY. held this day. the
following gentlemen were elected Directors for the
ensuing year:
OLDEON BAST. Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
WM. McCLELLAN.Chambersbar - , Pa.
BOBT. F. TAILOR.
M. HALL STANTON, do.
LAZARUS HATER, do.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
sHAMOREN COAL COMPANY, held the same day,
the following officers were elected for the ensuinz
year: pala-MU
GIDEON BAST, President.
M. HALL STANTON. Vice President.
C. R. LINDSAY, S , 'tarp and i reasurer,
_
g:AT A MELTING 0 • THE STOCKHOLDERS
°rule SOUTHWARK LIBRAS . % 'held at their
J}ll3l3ry I. lasa, the a:glowing gentlemen were
elected to m manage the affairs of the Institution for the
sear nu
PRESIDENT,
JOHN THOMPsON.
TREASURER,
J. B. McKE, VER.
SECRETARY.
JOB. W. PL/OKNIR.
DIRECTORS,
1
JESSE A. T. LAWS, GEORGE P. LITTLE,EDW ARO S. BALI „__ GEORGE W. 6.111 TH,
FRANCIS A. BLACK. ALIIX. UREA VEs,
SAML. W. MIDDLETON. J.P. WAMALING.
HENRY W. SPEEL,____ 'WM. M. MAUL
GEORGE P. LITTLE. ;
.IF , vs'E A.
Library open EVERY
Shares of stock, .$5; yearly
OFFICE CATAWIbIiA RAILROAD COAL.
PASiI . No. 424 WALNUT street—PHILADEL.
PH/A. Dee. 1865
Incompliance with request of the Board of Brokers,
hereto annexed the Transfer Books of- the Oompan)
for the preferred stock will remain open until the am ti
of January, 1866, alter which date they will be closed
until February I.
By order, .t.c.
M. P. )113TCHINSON,
Vice President and ee,retal-7
Philadelphia Board of Brokers, Dec. 29, 1965.
T. H. DU PUY. Prt4i'dent Clatawissa Railroad—
BRAE Sin: Our tran%acrions In your stock are so
Large and the time of closing your books of transfer a;
named, Is of so long a duration, this Board would re
spectlully ask as a favor, if you can make it cony , .
Went to do so, to keep the transfer open until the zt,th
of January next.
I am, truly, your obedient servant.
deao-tf URO. 7 . CaMBLOS, President.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
L 7, OFFICE VOLCANIC OIL AND COAL COI.
OFFICE
MERCHANTS' EXCH.A.NGE. Pitt
LADELPHIA, January' 19th. 1866.
A Dividend of FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE tin
declared this day, payable on and after Monday, Di
2.,9c1 inst. LEWIS COOPER,
IBM-at, Treasurer.
---
NOTICE.—The Directors of the PEILADE
?Hid .32 TRENTON RAILROAD COAIPAN
have this day declared a Dividend of TEN (10) PE t
CENT., (clear of Taxes) upon their capital
payable in stock, on the 15th day of FEERIJARV.IB , .;,
at the Company's Office, No. 221 S. DELAWAR
AVENUE. Frac• ions paid in scrip.
J. PARKER NORRIS, Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20, 1866, Ja22•tfels
NOTICE.— DELAWARE AND RARITA N
CANAL AND CAMDEN AND AMBOY R
1 1 ,1 1;1) AND TRANSPORT.; TION COMPANIES.
The Directors of the above Companies have this date
declared a Dividend of TEN PER CENT. (clear of C.
S. Tax), upon their Capital Stock, payable in Stock, on
the 15th day of February, 1866. at their Offices, in NEW
YORK and PHILADELPHIA. Fractions paid in
Scrip. P.ICHARD STOCKTON, Treasurer.
JeaarAßY 19th, 1866. ja2o-2.411
EDVCATIO3I.
PIANO FORTE AND SLNGING TAUGHT by Miss
JANE LEWE S, either at her pupils residence ur
at her own, West side of THIRTY-SEVENTH Street,
first house above Chestnut Street, West Philadelphia.
Terms, $l5 per quarter.
Her pupils will hsve the use of one of Nary
esen%
En er lor Pianos - most excellent instrument.'
Tas L., had for wo years the entire charge of the
music class in Ply: - ant' Hill Seminary. West Middle
town, Pa., and can, refer besides to a very large circle
of private pupils. 1 Jai Smi
-114kgEtl., FE I E •.SEMFNARY. Ten miles
from Boston. the Worcester Railroad. Spring
rm begins Feb . ary Ist. •1866. Number of boarders
limited to fifty. Twelve thorough, experienced teach
ers. Special advantages for Music, French and Paint
ing, 'Address,
CH •
AS. W. CUSHING,
Auburndale, Mass.
Jal3-s,tu,th9t
FRENCH LANG t AGE—Conversation by A. VAIL
LA NT, 103 s WALNUT street. Courses and Les
sons. EVenillg Classes. Jan s,tu,thias_
QCHOOL FOR BOYS.—SPRING GARDEN INBTI
TOTE. Terms 9)15 per session of five months.
ja2 tu,th,s-ist* J. HIJNTENGTON, Principal.
MISSIM.AIiY E. TBBOPP'S EnglLsh aneFrench
Boarding and Day !School for Young Ladies,
I -•-• Ea Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
de26-30t*
THE FALL SESSION OF MISS 'ARROTTS
SEMINARY. FOB. YOUNG LADLES will Cora•
thence on Wednesday, September at her
residence, corner of Poplar and Sixteenth, streets,
Philadelphia. ' RBISBEINCES:—Rev. G. Emien Hare'
D. D. Rev. Themm Brainerd, D. D., W. H. Allen, Esq
late President of Girard College. jyr.ly•
LOST AND FOUND.
T OST—A CERTIFICATE FOR TEN SHARE 3
Li partially paid stock of the corm EXCHANGE
BANK OF FHILA.DELPHIA,standing in the name
of.the undersigned—application has been made to the
Board of the Corn Exchange National Bank for a
new certificate. • JOHN IfIIRTLAND,
823 N. Front street.
ja9-l8t•
PECELADA.; 8th.,1866.
Atlttni - NIIjoFRSHIES.
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINr3.—WALTON, No, VI
Li North Second street, invite you to call and see his
stock of ALBUMS and FRAMES, they ',are the
cheapest ever offered to the public. Call and see for
yourselves at WALTON'S Store, No, 4S North Second
Street, above Christ Church, west side, je20.6411
PH IL AD ELPH - 1 - A ;I'VE - SD' A 1 1 - : - -JANUARY':
- 11:11AIVATIN - 93/17111 71M (JAYA
Publish, in conformity with rn act of the Legislature
the following statement of their assets on the Ist De
cember, 1865
I ZBY, Treasurer
J. W. TORFtEY, Cashier
;JOR. W. FLICKNIR,
T. LAWS.
..VIIiINL4 until 9 o'clock
.abscrlptlons j 2. RS-0,9,Ln
FOR ,
INSURANCE toNLIVES
Granting Annuities.
CAPITAL, -
Real Estate,
League Island, Office Building, No. 304
Walnut street, aad sundry well se•
cured Ground Rents
$288,102 45
Bonds and Mortgages,
On unincumbered property
Loans on Call,
With ample collaterithi
Debts Due to Company,
Incladii3g advtuaees in trnst e estates
44,683 77
109,869 00
Stooks and Loans
112 shares Commercial Bank. '
104 " Far. and Mee- Bank.
161 " Philadelphia Bank.
45 " State Bank, Camden.
600 " LOCUM Mt. Coal CO.
200 " and Schuyl
kill Haven.
Cleveland and Maio-
Delaware Bridge CO..
Easton.
000 " In. Co. N. America.
103" Schuylkill Nay. Co.
1117 " Lehigh Valley RR.
19 " Pennsylvania RR.
" North Penna:
. . .
61M " Lehigh Coal and Nav
ti 79244.54) E. S. loans and certificates.
i7o,:s= Pennsylvania loans.
2.8.1,1/9121 Philadelphia.
1640 Pittsburg.
arot 0 Wyoming Valley.
0103 Allegheny City.
21.651) North Pennsylvania RR.
30,014) Junction RR.
2.sa 0 lick:Van and Elk Co.
Lr7.oto Lackawanna and B.
26,0(0 eunbury and Erie RR,
:041 Western Penna. RR.
40,00.1 Penna. RR., 2d mort.
8.(00 Elmira and \V.
40LooD Fliiladelphia and Erie.
64).0e3.0 Little Schmlloll RR.
1,000 Lehigh Valley.
15.101 Lehigh Coal and Nay.
71.172.F.S (hes. and Del. CanaL
144,100 Del. and Raritan Canal.
14.0 Tennessee.
213.1411 Neu Jersey.
20.000 Cleveland and 3L
€O.lll Fayette Co.. Sy.
o,ute limmiton Co., 0.
CHARLES RUTILE, President
Vill. B; lILLI., Actuary
IRNOFFICE OE THE PENNSYLVANIA COS;
PANY FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES ANL
TING:A NISTITI., No. Stti WALNUT Street',
Poi La otmemA, January 16.1666.
At an election of the stockholders, held on MON
PAY, the 11th itstant, the following gentlemen were
unanimously re-elected Inrectors for the ensuing year:
t harles Duna), William Harrnar,
Henry J Willio.m% John IL Wucbeler,
I. Pem. Hutchinson. St. Geo. T. Campbell,
Joseph Swift. Adolph E. Rorie,
Witham H. Hart, Samuel Norris.
Wiliam S. Vaux, Alexandor Biddle,
Joshua B. Lippincottl
And at ameettng of the
D I CTILH was nnantmousl
WILLI.A.II. B. BILL, Actu
reAPITAL teteibtXl.
1... , 'l' Wit PEN SST LITA_N . 1 A FIRE Es - SD - RANCE
4,I3MPAN'IC.—In conformity with an Act of _Assembly
of April sth. 1842, this Company publish the following
list of their Assets. viz •.
Mortgages. being all First Mortgages In the ,
city of Philadelphia $301.600 pit
56 60
Bills Receivable-
.._._...._
ft eal Estate
MAO. 250
10
Schuylkth :Navigation Company Loan_____ 19 244 41
Camden and Amboy Company Loup 53,493 65
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Loan 8,02! al
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore .
R. R. Co. stock, 479 shares 21. SM 50
Philadelphia and Erie Itailroad Loan 24 t;ao ./1)
Pennsylvania Railroad Loan le,ooo 610
do. do. 'Stock-300 Shared.... 14,410 OS
North Pennsylvania Railroad Loan 18 512:50
Ft arrisbure. Lancaster .t.c. . Railroad Loan.... 9,425 Oi)
United states Loan. 6 per cent., 1(01 ..... 28,6(.000
do. do. do. 7,11 2".3.1X0 (s
do. do. do. 730 acooo (u
do. do. do. "301x65. 50,005 00
do- do. do. 5106 10.50)'0
do. do. Co. Deposit... 35,00010
Pennsylvania State Loan. W,000160
Philadelphia City Sixes 41,5a4 IX)
.Philadelphia City Fives ____ 4.9:85. 75
Cincinnati Sixes ___ 4,572160
Pittsburgh 'Sixes .. .. ....... .. ._ ..._ ...... _.. ...... :.. ..... 5.5551 t%l
Philadelphia Bank, 234 shares __ 24,540 26
Western Bank, 29) shares 11,000 C. 3
Girard Bank. 125 shares 6.501. nO
Bank of North Antenna, ltsi shares 10,000 ad
Frau kl in Fire Insurance Company, 30 shares. 2,897 , 173
Ma uay unk Gas Company, 2o shares 999 Ss
Cash on hand _... 5.142 06
£040,199 59
JalB-71.! WM. G. CROWELT , Secretary,
QTA TF3rE—NT OF THE AFFAMSOF THE HOME
0 IfisURANUE COMPAINY OF PHILADELPHIA,
on the sets day of December, 1965. Office 150 Smith
Fourth street, January 18, 1866,
Capital paid up in full __
At-szis.
United States loan, 10-40'5 519,975 , 00
1651 -5,320 00
" " " 6-2 is 5,27310
" . " Treasury* notes, 7 3.10 10,600 us
Loan of the State of Pennsylvania 13,65.5 Is,
Schuylkill Navigation convenible loan 4,013 50
klmiza and Williamsport Rallroad registered
7,661 50
bonds
Loans on demand, with ample collateral se-
curtly 16,515' t 0
Cash In bank and in drawer 7,516 1 62
Interest due and accrued 2,715 75
Office furniture__ 1,30111.5
Premiums due _ 520 60
p :4 xe; 3•10,i4
Premiums on Bre risks....
InteresL
interest due and accrued
?ATM:ENT&
Rebasurances and return premiums
Rent, advertising, stamps, printing, &c
Salaries and COMMISSIODS
Losses by dre
Taxes
DIRECTORS.
,Leinnel Coffin,
James Brow,n.
Charles A. Duty,:
William D. Lewis,
William N. Needles.
John D. Taylor,
Thomas Ki JA er, Jr.
mb MES BR
CHARLES
THOMAS NELLbON, S:
BTITEMENT OF DURANCETS BELONG] NGITO
THE "FIRE INS COMPANY OF THE
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA," on the 31st of. De.
cember, 180, published agreeably to the act of Assem-,
bly, to wit: I
House and lot, No. 110 S. Fourth at $17.463 01
Ground rent of MO per annum 2,0) 00,
Mortgages, first 67,g0 00'
Stock of the Elmira & Williamspoit Railroad 1
Company
°°
Other Securities 63,13 30 .
interest Moneys due 1 704 a
11:11r . ‘ 1,017 84
$155,04,8 07
ja22,3t BENJAMIN P. HOECKLEY,Secret: , .
WANTS.
..
45]. 500 PER YEAR!—We want agents eyery
. .where to sell our IMPROVED 420 SevAng
h_achines. Three new kinds. under and upper d.
Warranted five years. A bove salary er large comb:as
sions paid. The ONLY machines sold in United St tes
for less than sto, which are fully licensed by we,
Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker, Binger & Oo„1 and
Bache/der. Alt other cheap machines are Mir ge."
, wants. Circulars/rec. Address, or call upon SIEM Pi'
& CLARK, Biddeford Maine, deS-s.ttiOn
inWANTED FOR' RENT—A COMMODIOUS.
dwelling, with modern conveniences, in Oergtan•j
town. Apply to J. H—OURTIS dr, SON, Real Estate
Brokers, 433 Walnut street. , H
ALE BOPS AN D
TWINE' 44571A 3.; Sole
FrnaltczYßAVEß & CO.,
23 siorth Water street, and
22 North Delaware eve .
N'ETRITE OAK PLANK:-.52,000 feet Ship P 1 k
Vl' inch to 5 Inch.—For salehy E. A. El DODDS ‘t, CO
Dock street whart.
AA LMERIA GitAPES.-100 kegs of these spEdid
whitejuapes in fine order Landing and for s eby
JOB. B. DV6.5' & CO., 108 Eionth Delaware a ae
DELAWARE 'MUTUAL , SAFETY: nistmexon
pMPANY
ntfccourowaski BY %Tar L.E6ISLATURE' OF
0 PENNSYLVANI ,A. VW. - :.__. • . , , -
o.lh.toE S. E. CORNER TIDULD AND WALNUT
. I -. •.• STREETS 'PHILADELPHIA.' •
--. INSUItitNCE,, , . • . •
01l irmamcaL '
ID
CARGO To all parts of the world.
Gier; -
ncEantANcEs) •
1:717loods, brßiver, Canal, Lake, and Land Carriage,
to all_ !carts of the UniOrt.
ymE INSURANCES;'
Lin llerciandise generally,
1 4)n Stores, Dwelling Rouses, &c. -- -
- $1,000,000,
537180 93
591,007.01
$ 4 ,0b5,451
$3,656,294x3
hectors held this doyen-Mi.
re elected President, and
lazy.
AM B HILL Actuary.._,
$1.14,67f1 00
Ems M
. 4,724 24
. 2067 0)
110,.."Zi 02
J. Hlllborn Jones, 1!
John Woodside, ,
Wm. B. Bullock,
Wm. C. Longstreth,,
John N. Ilutchinacin
WN, President.
DlTary. Y, Vice Presidet
et a2O-
3-,-1860
• ' ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
• ' , November 1, 1865.
10,000 United States 5 per cent, loan, '7l. $95,000 00
0,000 United States 6 per cent. 10an, 'Bl 128,100 00
200,000 United States. 7.3-10. per, cent. loan
Treasury Notes " 194,375'00
100,000 State of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent. -
...oan
,000 State of Pennsylvania Six. Per Chat.
Loan 53,250,00
125,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per Cent.
Loan - - • 112.,812 50
1 1 20,000 Pennsylvania . F.adroad Flint Mort.
gage,Six Per Cent. Bonds-- 20,000 00
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second Mort
! gage Six ..ter Cent Bonds 23,750 00
25,000 Western
Cent. Penna. Railroad Mortgage
S Bonds
111,000 300 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
! g C ua mp nneyed
b n i t n he p Ci tyand interest
of Philadel,
1 phia.
1 ! 7,150 143 Shares Stock Penna. Railroad
. ... ' :Company.- ^ ~ 8,580 00
5,00 100 Shares Stock North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company • 3, 750 00
40000 Deposit with the United States Go
' vernment, subject to 10 days call 40,000 00
80,000 State of Tennessee Five Per Cent.
Loan' ' • —. 18,900 00
470.700 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage. first.
. liens on City Property , . ........._... 170,700 00
1 , - -- • -
,
1036850 Par. Market value-- 996,5E0 00
Btate
r Es eceivaole for insurance made_ ~.. 121;013 87
Balances due atAgencies.—Premiums on Ma
rine Policies. Accrued Interest. and otn er
debts due the Company —..... 40,511 44
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance anti
i other Companies, $5,13h .Estimated value-. 2,910 00
Cash in Banks.-- 455,950 89
cash in Drawer.......--..—....--.-- 678 48
. . $56.635 7
DIRECTORS.
Thomas C. Hand, Samuel E. S tokes,
John C. Davis, .r. F. renistOn.
Edmond A. Bonder, Henry Sdortn, •
Theophilus Spalding. . Wirt ,in G. Boolton,
John It. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
James Traqnsir.H. Jones Brooke„
Henry C. 1 allett, Jr., Edward lafonrcade,
James C Baud. Jacob P. Jones,
William C. Ludwig, James B. McFarland,
Joseph Ti. Seal,_ : . Joshua P. Eyre,
George G. Leipe, Spencer Mellvaine,
Hugh Craig. J. IL Semple, , Pittsburgh.
Robert Burton, A. B. Berger, Pittsburgh.
John D. Taylor, D T.Morgan, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS. C. HAND. President.
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice Prtsident.
HM. - as Lv - rasoniv, Secretary. delBtnol
IDISCI:ANCE COMPANY OF NORTH. AMERICA
I—MARINE, FIItE AND INLAND TILINSPOF
TATION iIiSTIRANCE.
Office, N 0.232 WALNUT street, south side, east ol
Third street.
The Pro are
miler of th Ektesy well investrs
and fhrnish an available fond for pan the ample
by indennit3
of mon
all s who desire to berotected Insurance
strcwß, taken on Vesoet3, Freights and
Cargoes.
INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISER on Met
chandise per Railroads, Canals and Steamboats.
FIRE RIAKS on Merchandise, Furniture and Build
hags in dry and County.
12 , ,CORPORATMD IN 17at—CAPITAL 5ee.4 1, 3 AND
PAID IN AND
OTAL PROPEat SECURELYTia S
nriVm&rith.
T.,
fI.MOCo.
PERPETT_ AL eFr A 'Rum.
nrinsmoss.
Arthur G. Coffin, James N. Dickens,
Simnel W. Jones, B. Morris Wain,
John A.Rrown, John Mason
Charles Taylor, George L. learrison.
Ambrose White, Franc's R. Cope,
Richard D. Wood, Edward EL Trotter,
William Welsh, E. S. Clarke,
William E. Bowen, William Osaurdr-ga,
T. Charleton Henry.
ARTHUR G. 00Fq, President.
Crush= Pharr, Secretary.
IT/BE ASSOCIATION,
are Incorporated March Sr, =Et
F A . OFFICE. No. Si N. FIFTH street. In.
. ware BUILDINGS,
_HOUSEHOLD PUB ,
NITUBB and ' l 4 - .CH.ANDME Lunar
. ally, from Loss by Sire, (in the ow ol
philadelphla only.)
Eavermiggri of the Asaeta of the Assoc:Litton
Jammu 1, 1885.
Bonds and Mortgages on Property In the MY
of Philadelphia only _ 1~ 1 EOl
Ground .13,.n0. 28,13C8
Real Palate. (Mice, Fifth and lqarth Wireett,) 14,..n1) /0
11. S. Gov. MO, Bonds...—. 45,C.00
tit
Deposit with 17. B. Assistant Treaemrer-- 25,03;11
Cash oa &wag
Wes'.SGEORGE E
TRYON, President.
Wm. H. Headlion, Jos. R. Lynda ll ,
John Bonder, Levi P. Coate.
Peter A. Kelm's. Samuel Bjoarhevrk.
John Phißdn, thanes P. Bower
John Carrow, Robert Shoemaker.
Geo. L Your. Jesse Lightfoot.
rays T. 811 , •
pIiCENLS INSIMANCIE :01311P.
1 DELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 180k—COMABTER PIMPETUAL
NO. °34 WALNUT Street, opposite the It cchange.
In addition toIL&NINE guad - a:LAND EqSDRANCIi
this liberal Company LaßllreD from law or damage by PDalr..
on terms, on buildintss, mercbandise,
gbr tbrniture.il
dra, limited periods, and permanently on but:LW"
bT r u h l7git premicun. In .
th an pircky en
AH L's iS be , durin hich g w all l o cl lt e l a r ii i
been promptly adjusted and paid.
D/HEOTOBS.
John L. Hodge, David Lewis,
M. B. Mahout' BenjErn n EtUng,
John T. Lewis, Thomas EL Powera.
William S. Grant, A. B. McHenry,
Hobert W. Learning. Edmond Castilian,
D. Clark Wharton, Samuel Wilcox.
Lawrence Lewis. J • Louis C. Norris.
JOHN B. WIICHELLIER., President
SAM wn.com. secretary.
•• • EA, it: '• •• ,
OFFICE Ero. 110 SOUTH FOURTH STREET
'tThe Fire In:mance Company of the County 0:
Philadelphia" Incorporated by the Legislature
PennsYlvarda re 1539, for Indemnity against loss ()-
damage by d, exclusively.
CHARTER PERPETGA_L.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample Lapp , .
and contingent fund carefully invested continues to in
mire buildings, furniture, merchandise. ac., either pe.-
momently or for a limited time against loss or damn a
by tire, at the lowest rates consistent with the absoltu.s
safety of its customers.
Losses adjusted and paid wltli all possZble despatc?
DMEMORS.
Charles J. Sutter. Edwin L. Reakit,
Henryl. John Horn,
Robert 9r.Weissey, Jr., Joseph Moore,
Henry Budd r George Menke,
Andrew H. Ismer James IC Stone.
J. SUTTER, President.
REN7sturs F. HOIXICIELZY, Secov and Treasurer.
vIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. TELA
J PENNSYLVANIA FIRE MISCHANCE 0011
PANT—lncorporated ISM—Charter Perpetual—NG,
WO WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Square,
Thls Company, favorably known to the community
for over forty years, continues lnsure against
or damage by ere , on Fabilo or Private Rending:,
either permanently or for a limited time. Alan, or
gurteture,Stocks of Goods and Merchandise genera/1T .
on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with a large S'llris Bend it
Invested in the most careful manner, wMch enable.
them to offer to the insured an undoubted security Is
Me case of loss.
DIEU3XyroBs.
Daniel Smith, Jr., John Devereux,
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith,
Isaac Haraehteet, Henry Lewis,
I
Thorns& Robins, J. GIIIIngh sun Fell.
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
DANIEL aIaTH, Jr., President.
WILLIAM G. Onowel.n. Secretary
IL. MERIOAN MUTUAL UNTSUP.ANCE COMPANY,
t, A D BMW sti Fo. WALNIFI
ILISURANCEB.--
Risks taken on vessels, cargoes and freights to all partt
of the world, and
r on a
i = s on inland transportation or
throriversuidiomaiNrnited
states. other • oonveyanco
Wiv.r,T AM CRAIG President
PETER CULLEN, Vice PresiaMO
ROBERT 3. MEE, Secretary.
111:1336TOBES.
WiUlara Craig,
Peter Cullen, MU:get
John DalleU, Ir. J. Johnston Brown,
William H. Hestia, Samuel A. Maori,
W. Richards, Mason Hutchins,
Mines Dane ,tt llen L. Elder,
Wm, M. Baird, B. .MIM Morgan,
Pearson Sent% Big
' 3 / 4 03:RIOA10 PINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ji.
INCORPORATED 1810.-4:IIIASTEER , PNEIPEI
TUAL.
610 WALNUT Street, above THIRD Sired,
PHLLADPICLA.
Raving a paid up CA M PITAL STOOK and 1317B
PL1JB invested in sound and available Securities,
_con.
tinue to insure on Dwellings, SieTwA Furniture, Btu n
ohandise, Vessels in port , and their mtow. andother
Persemil Property. All T as liberally and promptj
Pe
MuMnorass.
Thomas B. mar% John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, James B. Oampbelli
Samuel 0. Morton, Edmund G. Dutllh,
Patrick Brady, Charles W.,Poultneyi
Israel orris.
ITHONAS R. MAIM, President.
Amami Q. 1.. easarponn. Secretary. ITITIS
P' PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST :00 35 E.
.L P.ANY, OF PHILADELPHIA.—' ..,..
Incorporated by the State of Pennaylvaniatid mon th,
2441 VA,
INSURES LIVES_ LALLOSAB riiTERIiBT OR' DB.
POSITS Arai GRANTS ANNUM:EX
CAPITAL .—. —.1150,000
• DIREMOBs.
I
Samuel R. Shipley, - Richard Cadbury,
Jeremiah Hacker, Henry Ream, --
.Thahua H. Morris, ' ' T. Whiter Brawn)._
Richard Wood. ‘ Wm. C. LOngutreult .
Chas. P,_ Guinn. ..
SAMUEL Be SHIP.LEY, Presideu%
ROWLAND PADDY, AODIAry.
088/086
NO, Al SOuto. gourtli Skeet
FIRE -INSURCE.-
Liverpool and- London and • Globe
INSURANCE' COMPANY.
Authorized Capital,
Invested Funds, over ' 16 Millions.
Yearly Bevenne j over
Invested in the United
States, over - $1,500,000.
All losses. promptly adjusted without reference to
England.
OFFICE,
No, 6 Merchants' Exchange,
del6,o,tn,th to fe9
M Din ctioemq
INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 150 south Fourth Bt, above 'Viral-
nut street
CHARTER PERPETUAL
'nits Company insures against - lOss or damage by
FIRE on PLBLIC and PRIVATE buildings, FUENI
TIRE and MERCHANDISE, generally, City or
Country. Also insures dwellings perpetually by de
posits of premium. DIRE(TORS. -
JAMES BROWN, LEMUEL COFFIN,
CHARLES A. DUY. J. MILLBORN JONES,
WILLIAM: D. LEWIS, JOHN WOODSIDE,
WM. N. NEEDLES, WILLIAM - B. BULLOCK,
JOHN D. TAILOR, • WM. C. LONGsTT.F..TH.
THOMAS BIhIBLR. Jr.,' JOHN N. HUTCHINSON.
• , JAMES BROWN, President. .
CHAS. A. DUY, Vice President.
THOMAS 'NElLSON:Secretary. Jalls,tu,thly
11X3,680 13
GIRAED FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, alg WALNUT STRENT,PI3IIADELPHIA.
CAPITAL PAID IN, IN CASH, t200.0e0
This company continues to write on 'Fire Birks only.
Its c:spital, with a good surplus, is safely invested. •
701
Losses by are harebeen promptly paid, and more than
8500,000
Disbursed on this account within the past few years.
For the present the office of this company will re
main at
415 WALNUT STREET,
But within a sew mouths will remove to its OWN
'BUILDING
kl VOR. SeW.NSTH AND CHESTNUT.
Then, as now, we shall be happy to insure oar patrons
at such rates us ale consistent with safety.
TR' MAS CRAVEN: ;ALFRED s. taILLETT,
.ozr PPARD, lr. S LAWRENcE,
7.005. MACKELLAD., CHARLES 1. DUPONT,
JNO. St PPLHE, 'HENRY F. KENNEY.
J.O. W. CLAuN OEN, JusEPH. KLAPP, st. D.
1 - P - P x vS,JE.,
THOMAS et
ALFRED S. GILLETT, V.
JAMS ALVORD.
nikth 7-Ft.r SNOB MSCRANCE COMPANY OP
I. pi-117.A OFT.PRIA.
Incorporated in 18-11. Charter Perpetual.
OFFICE, No. 308 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL,
Insures against lossf or damage by FIRE, -on
Houses, Stores and other Buildings, limited or per,
petual, andpn Furniture . Goods Wares and merchan
dise in toval or country.
LOShES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
ASS.B.T.S— . —4408,004 79
Invested In the following Securities, cis
First Mortgages on City Property, well se
cured.. 11124.1110 00
United States Government Loans_—_____ 135,000
Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loans----.. 55,000 00
Pennsylvania .3,000,0,f0 6 per cent L0an....._ 21,000 10
Penns) Ivanla tfailroad Bonds, first and se•
con d Mortgages
'
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's
•
Pf)B7l:l e ina l fin a t - EQUaing con . ; I
pony's 6 per cent. Loan. .................. ....--. 5,000 00
Huntingdon and Broad lop percent •
gage bonds.__ __. 4,500 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock...-. 1,050 00
Mechanics' Bank Stock--.. 4,000 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvauin—.-- Stock... 10,000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.. 360 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadel
phia's stock.--
Cash in hank and on and__
Vage 7 c,
Clem. Tingley,
Win. Musser.
Samuel Bispham,
H. L. Carson,
Robert Steen,
Wm. Stevenson,
James T.
CLE
THOMAS C. BILL, S•
PILII.&IDELITUA, Decemb
N PINE ThlstriLeacraE CoitesiCktur
t/ inEi I LADEJAPHLa..-0 21 ce Northeast corner of
THIRD and BUTTONWOOD at vetatiate Tammany).
Incorporated by the Legishtlutre of Pennsyl
CHAS...TER Pits.rgglitax.. • Capital authorized by law,
1100,000. Make Insurance against Loss or Damage by
Fire of Public or Private Buildings, Furniture, Stoch9
Goods and Merchandise, en favorable terms.
DIRECTORS,
George Rrery, 'Christopher M. Millar,
August C. 'Killer, Frederick Steaks,
Sohn F. Beisterlirg, Jonas Bowman,
Henry Troom= Frederick Doll,
WilliamSiicD Jacob Schandier,
George Matz, Jr., Stephen Smith,
He= Gerker, Samuel Miler,
Mivrard. Moye._
GEORGE 3: .. . . , President.
JOHN F. BBLSTERTANG, Vice Prealde=
PHILIP E. COLEMAN. secretary
A NTIIRAOITE ngainEtAxicis COMPANI....
IL CHAR r.r,b, PERPha CAM.
Office, No. 311 WALNUT street, above 'Third, Phila.;
win Insure against Loss or Damage by Fire, on Build
ings, either perpetually or fora limited time, Monsehold
Furniture and Merchandise generally.
Also—Mari de Insurance on Vessels. Cargoee end
Freight. Inland Insurance to all parts of the %Wen,.
-., DIRECTORS.
Wm. Esher,
.David Pearson, .
D. Luther, Peter Sieger,
Lewis Auderaled, 3. E. Baum, •
J. B. BlaVaton, Wm. F. Dean,
Ise. Manffeld, John %atheist.
WM. '... President.
WM. F. DEAN, Vice-President:
WM. EL E 32017- &craw, . WI
Lastror..COMPANY.
No. Kt
P CHEST NUTPHIA. STREET,
HILADEL
BIKE AND INLAND I.NSURANCB
A.
Francis N. Buck, DEBSCITOB Jno. W. Bverman,
Charles Richardson, Robert B. Potter
Henry Lewis, Jno. Hessler, Jr.,
Samuel Wright, E. D. Woodruff.
P. S. Justice, Clam . Stokes,
Cleo. A. West, . Jos. D. PIK
FRANCIS N. UM., President.
CHAS. I3ICHARDSON. Vice 1113911112315.
W. L Itr.awcorAnn.. Searetay.,
COD LIVER OlL.—Twenty-five barrels, new made,
Cod Liver 011,_ of very superior quality; Carb.
Ammonia. just received, in Jars; also. Just received,
twenty-five barrels very superior Alcohol, warranted
95 per cent., in the beet of packages, and for sale by
JOHN C. BAKER & CO.,
No. 718 Market street.
HODGEON , I3 BRONCHIAL TABLETS.—The Alle
viation of Bronchitis Catarrh, Hoarseness. and
Similar Complaints affecting the Organs of the Voice.
Public Speakers, Singer and Amateurs have bean
greatly benefited by rising these Tablets, and their high
appreciation of their intrinsic merit, particularly re•
commends them to pe rsons affectW with BROX
CHITIS, HOARBEI - ; and CATARRH of the
HEAD and 'RAMA ST. For saleby Drug* , sts generally
Prepared only by LANCIAST WILTS, An ...
ie.
„Caries, northeast corner Arch and Tenth streets,
delphia. ocl2=
PawSTRENGTHENING AND REVEILSIVE
SASTERS with the pliancy of silk, the strength
and softness of kid. For affections of the Cheat, pains,
weakness. dm., &c. They are CIP • nir and odorless,
comfortable and effective. Sold by H,BELL, Apo.
thecary,l4lo Chestnut street. .. aul6
TNRIEGGRSTB' BUHR/WM Graduates Mortars_
1J Plll Tilee,Gonsba, Brushes Mirrors, Tweesers,Pna
Boxes, Horn Scoops, BnrBlcai Instruments,
Hard and Soft Rubb Goods, es, GaM
Metal Syringes, ato., all
ll at "First Vial
Hads" Oas jprlee.
ENOWDIEN BRO
aprrta ES South Eighth stket,
"DOBERT 'SHOEMAKER dr. CO., 151. E. • CORNER I.I FOURTH. AND ,BACK STREETS Wholesale
Druggists, illannfacturers and Dealers In' Window
Glass, White Lead, and Paints of every description,
offer to the trade, or consumers, a complete stock of
goods in their line, at the lowest market rates.
ROBERT SHORM A RPM. & CO.,
Northeast corner Fourth and Race street&
VianAONLWA--„Tenning's Calcined, in MS. round tins
d boxes, also in bottles. A'
Magnesia,an4 o ppers.__HeagyJermin sCarbonate of
Calcined
bingnesia lynding and fors a leaby URARIiES EWA%
SOX & CO., Druggists, Idarket and Seventh streets,
Philadelphia. self
7. 4 :151 ES • • eft " ;AD sfz I : '• Pct
Lerner' Bergamoi.L. ."ClanswaY, Clov
Orange, Wintergreen. umnamon, Lavender, Junipe r Cognac Pet, Oassafrasaiosel, Bose Gerazil
Citronella vrE ms. &c.,411 of warranted ottalityi Fo
sale by :=JAM, & 004•Drn.W5U, Dios.
said 722 Market street. <- e 27
MECj.—eE AFDC2TOOK OF
be =, pbarmutte
itliMsaie by W/LLIAM lEGLIB 00wDrazglati,
MBoBE: a AY. Ittrlf,—.Tint recelvail, Eu 3. Invoice of Genuine
,Dio y sntbrt uovAf • AM& D ea , Has .for saleruggPt Per.
by the , gallon, bg
, '
net Fourth arid Race
TiNEW "PILE PIPED--A BIMPLEI OLMAITLY
E ndportable contrivance for theaCellention o2nn4
en to theinternal &Waco of the rectum. Boiti
Apotheclum 1110helitatti street. ,
$lO Millions.
5 Milllona.
ATWOOD SMITH;
General Agent for Pennsylvania,
PIIIIADELPECIA.
OF PHTLADFJ,PHLA
AVEN, President
I;readent and Treasurer
- tary. jantf
• 0-108.0.1 i 79
DIRECTORS:
Benj. W. Tingley,
Marshall Hlll,
Charles Leland.
Thomas H. Moore,
Samuel Castner,
Alfred itnglish,
Young.
TIM/LEY, President
rtary.
rer 1, IS.C.).
DICAUGt§.
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