--Penn97lwsnits - Lestslistrmu -----
CLOSE 0j YBt:MBMAY'S rommthzeies;
SENATE.—The following bills were passed:
Exempting certain real estate of the Chil
dren's-Hospital of Philadelphia from taxa
tion..
Athorizing the Petroleum Storage Com
pany to issue bonds,
The bill for the erection Of a free bridge
over the Schuylkill at SOuth street came-up
for'consideration, and on motion of Mr.
Nichols was amended in the first section So
as to omit the name of Nathaniel B. Browne
i
and insert :;ten other incorporatorsp lii ithe
gecond,sieetion by repealing as much of see-
UM:lYear of the act :passed April 18, 1861, in
sorPorating the Lombard' and South Street
Railway„ Company, as allows that," Com
pany. and:: the the . ,Darby Railroad Com
panylp - .nee • the bridge without the
consent 'nf",Councilsf and at the - Cloie' of
the fburtivsection providing -.that if the
Cenncilishill,,before the first day "of July,
1864 enter into contract and commando the
• erection, of a free bridge over the Schuylkill
.sqt[Sonth;fitr e et; then thipoWeiS of said,COM
missioners shall be.vested in:; the Com:tells
of Philadelphia.: The: bill, then, passed
- fil 3 aUY! • . ; •
~The new r bill allowing the Philadelphia
and Erie „Railroad' ' Company: to'; : build
bronchi% with Out the objectionable features
which #4+ first bill, receive the veto 'of
the ,g-civernor, came; , for. consideration.
• The,.statement was made by Mr.. Hall-. that
beLhOd;,iiiiderstoaCthe Senator. from' Erie
(liir.' , LbWry) had asserted the; Executive
Chaltber, , ln - - the presence of n number of
persorta,:thit the nineteen-Senators who had
voted for the first bill , had done sci - Tor • rea
gong:lda-cif they dared not name. The time
bad . -come;:when..- such wholesale Islanders
instatb6; stnliped;•-and he tpronotinc ad 'the
ehargiinfa.monslY:fahle; and the men or
[Senator who - said-it, a coward and a knave.
,Mr. - ,Lowry replied that he, had said there
were some of,the nineteen who would not
like te,placifins true reason onrecord.` l
'...*An:,,qxcitirig personal deblite then took
placeewhieli only closed with the - horir of
af l .lo l 4 l #o,t'
•:-Likfternson-",6dssioizThe entire afternoon
session' was occupied in the consideration of
the bill allowing the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad CorripanYto build branches, which
finally passed by a yeas to 11 nays.
• Housg.'An act for establishment of a
police-force in Schuylkill county was dis
•cussed..During the consideration of the
• Mr;.Collins stated 'that for several years
' , past aSystem had been carried on by which
,the price of coal was kept up in Philadel
phia: "It was customary when the market
was glutted with coal for the proprietors in
(Philadelphia to assemble together, order all
shipments from Schuylkill county to be
stopped;:and instruct their operators to give
notice to the miners that their wages would
be reduced. Thisprovoked a strike and
the demand for coal, as well as the price.
became'at once active.
The bill was laid over on third reading.
An act prohibiting the city of Philadel
phia from taking property for city use at
more than three times the assessed value
vas defeated.
An act preventing frauds at elections in
Philadelphia was strongly urged by Messrs.
Ruddiman and Kerns, and vigorously op
posed- by Messrs. Quigley, Donnelly and
Josephs. The bill was passed to second
reading and laid over.
The following bills were introduced ; one
.by
_Mr. Bemus, requiring the Secretary of
the Commonwealth to file the consolidated
contract of the Great Western Railroad, to
gether with affidavits showing the time at
-which such contract was originally pre
sented to him for filing, and all agreements
executed by the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad Company since such contract was
originally presented shall be regarded as
valid and binding.
Mr. .Koons presented a bill incorporating
the Good Will Silver Mining Company.
Mr. Davis, a bill authorizing the reduc
tion of the capital stock of mining compa
nies. Also, incorporating the Hemlock
Railroad Company. Mr. Sobers presented
a supplement to the United Fireman's In
surance Company. Mr. Lee, a bill for a
bridge over Frankford creek. Also, for a
classification of licenses. Mr. Donnelly, a
bill declaring eight hours to be a day's la
bor. Mr. Myers presented a bill incorpo
rating the Pennsylvania Slate Company.
Mr. Allen, one requiring school directors - to
take the oaths of office. Mr. Armstrong, a
bill supplementary to the New York and
Middle Coal Field. Mr. Sharpless, a bill
requiring civil and military officers to take
an oath not to use intoxicating liquors.
Mr. Markley offered a resolution inviting
General Crawford to.participate in the sere-•
monies of avisitof soldier's orphans to Har
xisburg. Adjourned.
DR Utitt,
WILLIAM M. WILSON,
208 MARKET STREET,
Phil adelphia.
LttPORTEP. OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.,
Pine Essential 0118.
Goode hold In bond at this port or 'Sew• York, and eo
delivered when required, mlotfg
P.ATOGA. STAB SPIING V,TATER.--hfore shun
t 7 dant in remedial agents than most of the waters at
.1-.arato,.. It is Cathartic, Diuretic and Alterative.
bold by the hoz or dozen.
HENRY C. BLAra's SONS,
Eighth sad Walnut Streets.
New importation of pure White Castile Soap. mhaq
ow) OLL.--Tiverity-live barrels, new made
0",1 'A ver 04 of very superior quality; Cart
Arnnionia,Just received, In jars; also, lust received
twenty-bye barrels very superior Alcohol, warrantee
' 65 Per cent., In On beat of packages, and for salehy
JOHN O. BAHFR & CO.,
•
--
No. 91% Market street,
EXTBACT OF BEEF for beer, tea or Essence or
Beef in sicknees or for soups fur fable use, Made
in Elgin, Illinois, by ciall Borden, from the Juices of
choice beef and is; auperior.in fdelicloua flaVor and
quality to any hitherto kaown. Packets with run di.
rection.9. one dollar each. .TIOBB,EL,L., Apothecary,
1410 Chestnutatreet. - . • •
VIIGLIfiIi AND FOREIGN D&1709.-English
lerlan, Croton Oil, Taylor's Lint, Wines or 001cl:if
, cum, Composition Mortars, ON Neroll Petit grain; On
; Turkish Geranium double diStilled, 'Oll ligutinegs
Extracts, Oil F3we*t Almonds,' Cream Tartar
' vire, Aconite Root, White Chamomile, French FanlE
, eaves, English Castor Oil quarter, pints to quart sizes
Tapioca; Fresh Fennel Heed, Cardainoms, in store
"and Ibr Bale by WILLIAM ELIJ/3 dc CO., and 7y.:
~ - ,114 1 1/ 4 3 1b treet, Philadelphla,
119TODOSON'S itaorießlAL TA_BLHTB.—The Ails
Aiviation Blonchltin Catarrh, Hoarseness L an ,
'agimilar Con:mishits; affecting the Organs of the Voles
Public Speaker!, Singer and Amateurs hare 'heel
'SrreatiYheneffted b 9 wing these Tableiß, and their Ade
. appreciation ' , 3f their intrinsic merit, riarticuLartyrs
:commends them to pereone affected with BR ON
3MTESS, and CATARRH of th ,
- FgArkand 3RELAST. For salebs , Drsgists general')
Prepared only be,LANCASTMIt & WILT ' S; Apotht
- 42allar northeast corner Arch and Tenth streets, Phil&
delphia.
INSUOGISTS' Graduates Morton
. I J - PillTileir,oorabo, Brushes, Mirrotn, Tweszars,Pat
Boxes, Horn Scoops, Surgical Instruments Triune
Hard and 33oTt, HaboOr.:Goods,Nial Cases &ma an
- metal Syringes, &o,„ all at "First Hands'-'p r ices.
SNOWDEN & B
- 2813011th Eighth arm,
ROBERT SHOEMARER no.. N. E. 001=16
EOI3II.TH AND- RACE-STEEETS, 'Wheless]
Dingesta, Manufacturers and Dealers In Win
do‘
r Iwh l tellLead l r:and , Ralnta - okerzery - descriptlor
offer to the trade, or cons ureeni , :acotaplete-,stnck c '
goods taefrlipe; atthe lermt nearhetratee. -
.q.B.ABERTI3HOEMpacm&;OO„
atagertheast corner Fourth end:Rase atreeia.
lvi AGNESlA—Jeludnglik , Calr.lnecto MUM )rinuid Gin
alland boxes. alto In bottles. Jennin_g's Carbonate o
Mingrmla.in 2 oz,..and:4 os.rpalsers.--mee c a l c i ne
Mextuuda Wading and forsale:by laa a .
8Q .4 CO., Draggista, Market and Seventh strean
Philadelphia. • r sale
BAY BUM 4 uet rocelved; litn'involoo" 'of Gennin ,
Imported - Bar •Itamir for pie by the gallon, kr;
Emma sHo.vArkEER &'04., Druggist, W. E. oe:
gtorEtnirth and dace tereete”
NEW H.0113-43roicriit °M ar, ..inst. received, in non
and ;or WrrAZzat 01, GEALET, • ,
4 / 1 1 ! ; ; oath DeLikeritre firmail;
SPECIAL—!iOTIDEI~.__e_.__ _.
DELAWARB;:avrrEART,
T.A„V ELI. will be opened 1b navigation on
he 1 thinst. • JUBLN-G. iuTEVENS,
HngLneer and Superintendent.
TRENTON, March 8,1866. m 129-60
trTyltOell. GII. COMPAIIY.—The Annual Sleeting
of the Stockholders of the ROOK OIL COSI
PA will be held at the Company's office, No, 206
South ROURTH street, on -MONDAY. the.2d of-April,
at 12 Ce. 01004 tor; Wit :election of Ave Dlrectorti to serve
for the ensuing year. . - ' ' jOHN F. GRAFF,
mhlttap2f Treasurer.
- OFFICE CATAWISSA R. R. COMPANY
t r y No. 424 wAizTur - Street. PrutainEng.tue
March 12th, 1P66.
The annual meetinof the Stockholders or this Com
pany WM beIdOnTUESDAY, the Sd ddY:lsf April,
len, at 12 o'cltick", - ndon, at the Company's" Office, No.
424 WALNUT street, in the city . of Philadelphia.
M. P. HUTCKLINSON,
mb14.60 Vice - President and Secretary.
THE THIRTEENTH _ANNIVERSARY
MEETING of the BEDFORD STREET MIS
-zioN - will 13e- held. on rTHIIRSDAY,EVENENG .
NEXl7MarChlsth;fn thallf.E.tfnion ChurclL Fourth
street below Arcb, at 7,% o'clock.
The annual report will be read and addresses made
by Rev. Alfred Cookman and Rev..lameqAeille.
A collection will be taken opin aid of the 'enterprb3e.
EDMUND S.YARD. ' --
Cbr. of Comm.
mhlo.sti
ORRICE OF , TtLe.,,TREASITRICR - OF THE
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
S' II IE.MSIOP COMPANY, 115 WALNUT STREET,
PlumenmatarA, 3farchilth, 1866.
,Noljee herebYMVen.that an Installment of TEN
PRR CENT. on'the Capital Stock of the PHILADEL
PHIA. AND SOIITHE.RN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY will be -due and payable on or before the 15th
day of March, 1866, at - the office of the 'Treasurer, No.
115 Walnut street. JAM - RS A. WRIGHT,
mb Treasurer.
DkLAWARIC._,3IIIITVG, COMPANY OF
7 ... ,
11.M.T.CTRIGAIsT.,-' Notice: is hereby given that the
eießentlCtuid last „instalment 'or '.TWO , ANiION - B.
HALF DOLLARS pr share on each every share
of the Capital Stock in tte Delaware Mining Company
of Michigan, has this day bees called by the Board of
Directors of said Company,: due and payable at the
Office of the Conlpany, No. 82 6 Walnut street. Phiadel
phia, on or before the 19th day of February 1866.
Interest.pill-he oharged.on.all.instalmenta after the
same shall have becomadue.,-
By order of the Board of Directors,
Dated Philittiii. - F1 7fhAR ne7TA-137-I.ll.4Stue7thetr,tal4l
ti I 0 mos vailf (I) Dfig
THE - PENNSYLVANIA, FIRE 'INEIT
0, RANCE COMPANY; Match 5th41866.
• The Directorsliwiie this - day — deblared a dividend ;Dr
SEVEN DOLLARS AND FLFTY CENTS per share
on the stock of the Company for the last six months
which will be paid to Alm. stockholders or ;their legal
representatives after the 15th inst.
mh6-tl6/ AVM. G. CROWELL, Sec'ry.
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FINANCL9JI,
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P. S. PETERSON & CO.,
39 South Third Street.
Stooks, Bonds, &0., &c., Bought and
Bold at Board of Brokers.
Liberal Premium paid for courou.N - D ENTERS i 7
NOTES.
Interest allowed on Deposita. fea..tf
5-20 7 3-10
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
WANTED.
DE HAVEN & 8R0.,!
40 South Third street,
. 4 A C tr)ktb ,
kai? SPECIALTY. (L
SMITH; v RANDOLPH
'BANKERS AND 'BROKERS • '
I
• .
16 South . Elllllst., I 3 Nassau street,
( 'Philadelphia. • 1 New Tees.
STOOKS •AN D GOLD
BouGurr AND, BOLD.. ON .00111DussION.
INTEREST. ALLOWED ON-DEPOSITS al)
X6B gfu-v $2,500. TRUSP DIONDY•TO LOAN ON
t1y,,.7A0r!g t f 3 1 7 .3 ; f 7 71
t /1511 °" ,l e i r .ea SON,
rnh*S;* ' ' • - 244 South Third sweet. ,
REMOVAL. -
1)021,10 VAL-.4nALF/31..Y.DID hee'remove4 rie:Wi
oPPICES,to 4it lACESTIsTUT Bt.. - , fetg•trnd
1 ),- EXONTAL.—.TAMs SHINDLER; ' Sailmake..r
rna- be ibund for the present at £O3O Norul
Pe*YRO ATV/U(0. - TECrUala
ME DAILY EVENING SIIIAErN) .
_PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 35 1866.
Cash Ca - kitai;- - - $2OO 000.
v.
Insures against-Accidents-of all Kinds,
General Acoidents-inoltide-the-TraVeling Risk, and
also all forms of:'DislOcations,,Broken Bones, Sprains,
j Bruises, CutarGtunshot Wounds. Burns and Scalds,
Bites of Dogs, Assatilts by , Buzglniiiatoboers et 'Hur
-1 derers, the action of Lightning or Sun ,Stroke .the ef-,
1. tents of Exi lesions, Floods', and Suffocation by Drown
ing.or Choking.
Twepty-five ciolltcri per year will secure a aollcy for,
FIVRTHOUSANHDOLL ARS in the event Of death
by any d‘scription :of, Accident; with Twent
dol
lars per week compensation. Smaller sums in pro-.
port i on. ,
..N o medical examination. rewired:
• 4- , DM-Earoßs. HAW TORS. ItEI"IiatHINCIDS.
! SETH PADELFURD, NATIONAL OITYBANII
E. ,BuRNB I DE, HOYT, . SpRAGUES , &
J. S.rPHETTEPLACE. CO.
ALLwINT Oi HECK; GEO, S. ROBBINS &
HENRY H. ORMEBEE, SON.
JABEZ C. 31 NIGHT. ANTHONY & HALL,
THOS.• G. TURNER, J.. C. HOWE & CO. _
ALEX. FARNUM , ' HUNT, TILLINGHAST
, J. S. PARISH, & CO.
FRANI/ MAURAN, LOW, HARRIMAN.
L, B. FRIEZE, DURFEE & CO,
ROYAL C. TAFT, •
BENJ., BUF.FUIf,
JOHN. T. MAIIRAN.
HENRY H. ORMSBEE, President.
J. S. PARISH, Vice President.
Had". RAWSON, Secretary. 1
soNE, DUI St HOLIASILEAD,
No. 230,Walnut Street Philadelphia
PENNSYLVANIA; %• NEW JERSEY and DELA
WARE.
First Class Agents Wanted.
NEW ENGLAND
FIRE INS UR ANCE' :00.,
The following statement of the condition of the Com
pany on'the 21st day of December, 1865, is published
in accordance with an act of assembl3:
Authorized_......_
Paid up In fulL....
ASSEM.
Amount of cash in Bank and on hand.
Amount of cash in hands of Agents and . In
' course of transmission 16.= 16
Amount of loans secured by bonds and
mortgages constituting the first lien on
Real Estate...- ..... . 1L5,64; as
Amount of stocks held by the Co. as collat
eral security for loans, with the amount
- looped on each kind of stock., its par and
Market value.
Par Val. liar. lab
lianKstocks $11.400 15,800 50 loaned
C. 8. bonda.__ ...... 12,000 12,000 00
Amount of interest on investments made by
;be Co. due, and unpaid, accrued and not
due
A mount of other furniture and due from
Agents, and bills receivable
nCCOA.M.
Amount ()Trash premiums received „
Amount of interest money - recetved from
the investments of the Co
EXPENDITURE , .
Amount of losses paid during, the year..........
Amount of losses "pa .d during the year,
which accrued prior to the year
Return premiums and re-in5urmce...........
Expense's including commissions and lees
paid:to Agents, and salariesof orticers of
the CO.
Taxes pals hy the Co
LIAI3LLITLEEL
Amount of claims for losses in suit and con
tested by the Co 2,SUS ao
Amount of unadjusted lor•ses.. ... . .. 13,930 7/
CEO D. JEW.E."TT, President.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON, Sec:y.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE,
North Pennsylvania B. R. Building, 409 WALNGT St
WM. W. ALLEN dt CO.,
fehinadttliSt General Agents for Pennsylvania.
LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOB
INSURAIS CB COMPANY.
Authorized Capital, $lO Millions
Invested Fonda, over 16 Millions
Yearly Revenue, over
Invested in the United
IR atea, over
All losses promptly adjusted without reference to
England.
OFFICE
flu,th,f 6m
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
OFFICE, 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILA. DELPHIA
CA.PITAL PAID,LN, CALBEL
This company contimies to write on 14re Biskr onl
Its capital, with a good surp
I lus, Ls safely Invested.
70
Losses by fire have been 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
math at
415 WALNUT STREET,
But within a lew months will remove to ila ONVI.
BLILLDING.
N. E iXtR. SEVENTH AND CTIViTNTT,
Then. as now. we shall be happy to insure our patsoni
at such rates as are consistent with safety.
- -
THOMAS CRAVEN,
FURMAN SHEPPARD,
Tid OS. MACKELLAR,
JNO. SUPPLER,
JNO. CLAGHORN,
bp, Afi FERRIES, J.R.,
THOMAS C.
ALFRED S. GILLETT. V,
JAIME; R. ALVORD. Beet
THE HPITSA NOE INSURANCE COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated in 1641. Charter Perpetual
OFFICE, No. 803 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, $300,000,
Insures against loss or damage by FIRE, et.
Routes, Stores and other Buildings limited or per
petual, and on Furniture, Goods Wares and march=
nee in town or country.
LOSSM. PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
ASSETS
$403,004 7s
Invested in the following Securities, vim
First Mortgages on City Property, well se.
cured ........ 1124,100 a
United si.;3l; * osVieiniienr fans , • 135,000 (S.
Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loans - • 55,000 a
Pennsylvania $2,000,000 6
,per cent. Loan 21,000
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, first and se
cond Mortgages
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's
6 per cent. Loan
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Corn-
moo
arr's 6 per cent. Loan
H p untingdon andßroadi 'lop 7 percent, mon ,
county Fireb ,660 06
Insurance Company's Stock— 1,050 Ot.
Mechanics' Bank Stock.. ' . 4,000 th.
Commercialßank of PennsylVataaßtocks. •
•/0,000 Oe
Union : Mutual Insurance Company's Stock:. - 380 00
Reliance Insurance ,Company of
plated Stock- .1,000`00; - .1,000;oe!
Cash in bank and on hand • • 5,914 713;
Clem. Tingley,
Wm. Musser
Samuel Bispham,'
H. L. Carson,
Robert Steen,
Wm. Stevenson,.
James
CLE
THOMAS C. ECIPUL, Sec
PIELILADELPHIA. Decemb
IVI - MITA LTFIRE INsUe.A.NCE - Col/P AN-Y-O_,E
PHILADELPHIA—Office No. 5 South FIFTH
strkt,;,lnfoire;Balclinge,jl.posefiold poods - and Mer,
cloindiee generally •
AINSETS, $103.795 86.
DIRECTOIIS, FOR 186.6..
c2CLEB — OLINTHIER, - P;HEEDER;
BENJ. MALONE 108 EPH,CHAPIKAN, I
THOMAS MATHER, EDW. M. NEEDLE..
T. ELLW.'D CHAPMAN, WILSON M. .TENKINSI
SIM EON ! MATILACS, . LUKENS WEBSTER.' •
AARON W. GASKILL. CHARLES EVANS,
• °AI L ED CLOTHIER, President'.
T. ELLWOOD CHAPMAN, Secretary. fe2s.3ml
FAXIii INSUP.ANCE CIONCPANY.
No. 408 CHESTNUT sTitEarr,
DIRE AND INLAND lI4I3.IIDANGZI;
Francis N. Boa. _ - ' 'lna, W. gi'arD3lll3, ' ,
Charles Diehardso D o ra 7 Ra llo . best B. Potter, ''
Samuel Lewiß. 'no. Kessler, Sr„ ;
Wired,- , , : !.• L. D. Woodnur, ' i
P. S. Justice; Cha - . Stokes, '
Geo, A. We e 5,... ••' 'So& D. mans. j
FRANvis N. uCtic,__Pragiaette:
OHAS.- DICIHARDSUN.IIOe Pray:Lassa
ILL Birraciu4aptfitxxo 4l7, - • .
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-- PROVIDENCE; R.l
STATE AGENTS FOR
Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL
FIRE INSURANCE.
ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for Pennsylvania.
No. 6 Merchants' Exohange
PHILADELPHIA.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
DLit. ECTOBJ3,
ALFRED d. GILLETT,
N. S. LAWRENCE
CHARLES I. DUPONT,
HENRY F. EE.NNEY
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D.
VEIN, President.
President and Treasurer.
Watt
.nra.Eariats. l-1438m4 79 '
B e n i. W. Tin g
Marshall .H I y '
Charles - Leland,
Thomas IL Moore
Samuel Calstuer, •
Alfred English
TINGLEY Presia
rerary, ' -era.
ler 1, 1885.
„.. _
Det wwARE bLITTUAIE SAFETY ENSURANOM
EtwORX,OBA BY WEAE
NIA LEXi IS:OBSSIATURE.GS
- PENNSYLV. '
OEB/CE.S. CORNER Tbstkil - AND WALNUT
•••) STREETS'PELILADI2J4PIaA.
11413;17:16-151 _,
CARGO • To all pariaof the world,
INSURANOIIB
Oti'GoeaS by r
• RiVer; ()mud,' Lake, and Land Carrlo.3,
Warts of the Union.
•O INSURANCES,
• ' iferdhandise generally, -
On Stores, DWelling•HOurieB,A24.
AISEETS OF VIE COMPANY,
November 1, 1885..
' 8106,000 United States 5 per cent.)loan, • 71. ps,ooo oo 00
120,000 United Statee pe r cent, loan '81... 128,1 00
200,0u0 United 'States t 840 per 'oenf. loan
Notes.. • - 194,875 00
100,000 StiflaffVeturulvrai . lTii;M : Zea.
; , • , Loan' • 90,555 00
54,000 State of Pennsylv - a - aria Six Per Cent.
125, 9 00 C i ty of Cent.
_Loan' • 2, 00
812 50
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad First Mort- 11 '
gage Per 13 t e a rt o P a rds........ ... 20,000 00
Second Mort.
Pennsylvaniatx. Ter Cent Bonds. 28,750 00
25,000 western Penna. Railroad mortgitie
, Six Per Cent.. Bonds 23,750 00
11,00 CF 300 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company, • principal' and interest
guaranteed by the City of
phis .. .... 5018=
7,150 143 Ertia . Perna ' Railroad
Compare y.. • ' ' .8,58000
6,000 100 Shares Stock North Pennsylvania .
Railroad Company 8,650 00
10,000 Deposit with the 'United Stales Go-
80,000 ;tate of Ten nessee liveYß call
Per Cent 4°A° 00
Loan ' ... 18,906 00
170.700 Loans on Bongs and - Mortgage , Met '
liens on City Property. 17 0 ,7 0 0 0 0
1036,850 Market 'value 996.560 0,
Real Estate ..... .38.000 Ou
Bills receivable 121;018
Balances due stAgencies.-Premittras onMa
ripe-Policies. Accrued Interest. and other
debts due the Company.- ---..... 40,511 44
Scrip - and - Stock-of sundry - insuranite and-- - -
other Compsalea, 0,183. Estimated value.- 2,910 00
Cash in 11...tra - -
156,635 77
f*tu.ih pm/
DiREOTOBS.
Thomas C. Hand, Samuel E. Stokes,
John C. Davis, r. F. Peniston.
Edmund A. Sunder, Henry Sloan,
Theophllus Spalding, Will : rn. G. Boniton,
John B. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
James Traquatr. H. Jones Brooke,
Henry C. Lallett, Jr., Edward Lafourcade,
James.o Hand, Jacob P. Jones,
William C. Ludwig, James B. *McFarland,
Joseph H. Beal, Joshua P. Eyre
George G. Lelper, Spencer licilvAine,
Hugh Craig, T. B. Semple, Pittsburgh.
Robert Burton, A. B. Berger, Pittsburgh.
John D. Taylor, D T.llloman, Pittsburgh.
•
THOMAS C. HAND President.
____ _
VOO,OOO 00
200,000 60
Eimc - ar S •
lURANCE 002EFANY OF NORTH A7.! - 1P lOA
,--"MAI3INE__
_FERE AND =LAND TRANDFOE
TATION LNfIuDANCTE.
T hi
Office
atree,No.2xl WALNUT street, south olds, east al
rd t.
The Pro ertles of thin Company are well Invested
and hunlsh an available fund for the ample Lodi:manila
of allpersona who desire to be protected by Insuranoe
RTARR taken on Vessels, and
(Wpm.
MLAND TRANSPORTATION arCErii on liar.
chandise oer Railroads, Canals and Steamboat&
FARE RtAßßityd_ on Piercharidhse, litaninore and Build-
Men in C_Conn.
MOORPORA an T - Mw ry I794—CAPITAL. =MO AND
PAID IN AND SECURELY LV p .bit.r.oak
TOTAL
SI PROPRRTIES,
;700,t00.
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
$2 , " 1 5 i 5
$146.846 .43
Arthur G. Cain, .Tames N. Dlakena,
Bananel W. Jonse, S. Morris 'Wain,
John A.,Brown., John Mason
Charles Ta__Vor, George L. Hareasan,
Ambrose Francls B. Cope,
Richard D. Wood. Edward H. Troller.
Wesh, E. 8. Clarke,
William E. Bowsn, wiry oununtrzi,
T. Charlet= Her.
ARTHUR G. OOSTBIL Frosldoell,
Clung.= PLATT. Secretary,
FIRE ASSOCIATION,
Incorporated March 27, 18 , iia.
A OFFICE, 'No. 34 N. FIFTH street. In
sure BUILDENIGS, HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE and, MERCHANDISE genes
- from Loss by h ire, (in the My o
Philadelphia' only.)
STATES* ENT of tho Assets of the A•tw.f.lton
January 1. 1356.
Bonds and Mortgages on property In the
tlty of PhiladelpMa-__r,3s 4 17
Ground x.848 81
Real Estale(olhce No 84 North Fifth atrees) 14,s 18
t . . S. Government 45,000 03
S. Treasury Notes 6,640 00
City 'Warrants -- 646 00
Cash on hand.— ........... ..... 27,4= 41
'Total__ --MAO 10
WM. H, HAMILTON,
JOHN SOLIDER.
PETER. A. I..YSEII,
JOHN PHILEIN,
JOHN CARBONS',
SiLORGE I. YOUNG,
5 Millions.
$1,500,000
pas;lavii
TNCORRATEDIBOI—CRARTRE, PERPETUAL
NO. U. 4 W PO ALNUT Street, opposite the 13:achanze.
In addition to MARINE andLNLAND ThISURANUB
.nis Company insurm from loss or dames by PIKE
an liberal terms, on braldimet, mmothe, =altars,
I. for limited periods, anti penniumay on latabllngt
I)37_4lepoalt of premium. ,
The Comphat been I n active operation tbr more
Leon promp
than aixtlyadJasten
di
and ning pal& which all keno bast
DEBROTOP.S. •
John 1.. Hodra, David Lewis,
M. B. hinhony Benjamin ILIIIns,
John T. Lewin, lawman B Powers,
William B. Grant, .A. B...ltdcHeary,
Robert W. Lear:lint. Edmond Cast.
Bon,
D. Clark Wharton, Samuel Wilcox.
Lawrence Lewla,
JO Jr
B Louis C. Norrla.
BE CIECEIIiEB, Prell4B3l.
Bain= Wri,Cox. BecretarT.
Y Ua:;~ AlM:r~'l~i;iai.fyq:~:~;(u:;~i~)aJ.~ci-~
OFFICE MX 110 SOUTH FOURTH EMU=
lIILUDW CHZEMITNir.
"The Fire Insurance DomPanY of the Oonntr al
ninadelphla." Incorporated by the Legless= 01
Pennsylvania in 1230, for Indemnity against lom to
damage by fiva u er a llunively.
TER PERPETUAL.
This old and reliable talon, with ampl e
t 01 /0 0
and centingent rand ' Invested con nee to to
wire braid/14a itirnitare, merchandlite, &c., either per.
ceanently or ibr a limited time against loss or damans
by fire, at the lowest ratesconsistent with the abaci
gtatety of its cnatomers.
L 059433 adjusted and'ld with all rmsible deapatab
.P.S.
Lbarlee J. Satter, lEdwin L. Reakll.
.teary Crilly , John Horn,
.:.obert V. Massey, Jr., Joseph Moore,
Henry Budd. . George Mecke,
Andrew H. Miller".
.__ Tames N. Stone.
J. SUTTER,
Sec'v and Treasurer President .
BENJANMS F. If OB=:UCY
EPPERSON FIRD, INEOJRANCE COMPANY OB
PHILADKLPHIEL—Office Northam corner ci
rElial.D and BUTTONWOOD streets(late
Incorporated by the Legislelore of Pennayir.
.".a.t EMI Pirnmsyrrax... Capital anttiorimd by lea,
,100,000. Make Immrance against Loss or D by
Vire of Public or Private Darlings, Farnitzure,
Goods and Merchandise, on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS,
,ieorge Christopher - H. =IE4
&twist C. Miller, Frederick Steaks,
I ohn F. )3elaterli, Jonas Bowman,
Henry Troomner, • ' Frederick. Doll,
m Naaniel, Jacob &handler.
3eorge Butz, Jr., Stephen Smith,
Tem Clacker, Samuel Miller,
NdwardMoyer.
GEORGE . DM.ETY, President.
JOHN F. BELSTERLING, Vice Presidemt
PHILIP E. COLEMAN. Secretary.
4 hIRRICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE& COMPANY,
Ala. —Office Farquhar Building, No. 12 WALNUTStreet. MARUM INLAND INBURANCIES.--
Melo taken on vessels, cargoes and /Isla& to all Putt
of theVorld, and ongoode on inland transportation On
rivers, can railroads and other conyeTarieir
throughout the United States.
WILLIAM CRAIG, President.
PETER 01)7..LEISE, praddlgi4
ROBERT J..MEE, Secretary.
Willlsm OWE,
Peter Callen,
JoliDallett, Jr.,
William Hatterriek.
Benj. W. Ric % kard.%
Willett Thin
WWm. e Bilro 4
, .
;Ipl on' ►:4:41 •z I :TA • si: s's Ze•
10 ►/ - 1810.—OEULTITER
WA isniT Street . above THIRD scree ,
lillth43lLpll:lA.
.Saving a lan Po:
e p at up CAPITAL STOWE and BVB
PLUS investedin Sound and available Seettritlea, bon.
Wine to Insure , on Dwellings; t3te Fernltar% Merl
ishakidise,lreasele In port and their and other
Per Prokert7. AllLwaea and PrdnlM
de2o-thz,w,tt
=MOTO
'nfoulas Maria; I Zo M
hn'T.
John Welsh
Saknoelo.ldoiton, • • "Ince
R.
CA41193°14
"
Edmcuad G. Dutllh,
Pain* Brady, Oharbyi W. Pon
lorrio.
.113 B M.ABDEI, Presldeal.
I. Secretary. - 1n3131
lemma
ixamatirarmcmTal!':'
rIFJCP PROVIDENT. LIKE AND TRUST :00351.
A PANY, O F PHILADELPHIA.—
400rpOratett by the State of pennsylvallaa, 84 nth,
WA, Ism,
INSURES ALLOWS INTItREST ON DE ,
CAPITA
rosrrs AND Glarus Araccrivnia
L.. .41,50,080
I
Bathn- e l it:Sh a ti. , ,-, Richard Oa nay,
Jeremiah Et d er,- -;,- - Henry Raines '
Joehaa R.-.Morria, -. _,... ~ TeW tal.BreyS,,,_ ;
Wc h aziLlV, o 4 , -;, ,: • --i ,Via) C . Longs - -
, t : • !-.i zi . i nn
6 , Ithaa2tLEL ito9HBLEI " . Preca l .
-Bowsailli rasa", Achally..
~ . ,
,•„, ~ -, L.-, .; , OFIMM
1224-17 ---, ,' '- ~ .' , : sO ! 41 g 4l /* 1 -
Aso;
'll, •. :: 3 y~.~ t ! lye ~ ;
;
i3UR~ANLE
DAVIS, Vice President.
deittnol
TRU6TEI:S,
GEORGE W. TEFL/2'. President.
_ -
JOSEPH R. LT7 , ..8A15.,
LEVI P. COATS
SA2,IUEL sPAir.Eiawz
CHARLES P BOWER,
JESSE LIGHTFOOT.
ROBERT SHOEMASHR,
T. BUTLER, Secretary.
MOMPARY OP PBTLA
L=.4gA
RearY O. Dallas,
Wm. 13. Lowber,
.7.7ohnston Brown;
Samuel A. Bulon,
Mason Machina,
B ne=loder,
Marlaut.
errill &"
1011.0TO1i IDISUBANOE 00.
- -
OF NOir--7-0-P.K, N. Y.
The lc " lloWficiettaternent:of the condition . ' of-the
Company on the Slat day cif liecember, 1865, la pab
liahed in accordance with an -Act orAisaembly:
Authorized
Fold up In full
Cash on hand main. Bank.—
... 18,321 78
I Cash In hands of ;Agents and in c nine of
transmission-- 8,107 41
Amount of Loans secured by 13o . nds and
mortgages, constitutlng the first lien on,
real estate 15,000 00
Par. value. Market value.
Br, S. Bonds 200,000 201,250._
Amount of interest on investments made by
- the Company, accrued but not due-- 2,566 65
Amount of Unpaid Premiums 9,052 18
INOODIE FOR Ins.
Amount of Cash Premiums received.....__...
Amount of Premiums earned.
Amount of Interest received from the in.
vestments oftbe
Amount of Income from all other sources...
Amount of Losses paid during the year $245,855 70
Amount paid and owing for Be-Insurance
premiums
Amount of expenses paid tiuring,the year,
including commissions and fees paid to
the Agents and Officers of the Company... 24.105 42
Amount of taxes paid by the Company,State"
and 'National-
Amount of all other expenses and expel:kW
-tures of the . Company,
Amount of clatms fo u r losses, which are In
suit or contested by the Company...... _.......
Amount of losses daring the year. which
liave not been paid.....— . .. 25,312 55
Amount• of losses during .... Fear, which
are contested. 3,000 00
Amount of losses during the year. re — ported
to the Company and not acted 5,770 00
ANDREW WESSON, President.
JOHN X. TOMPRINS, Secretary.
PETT.AI)ELPEILIi. BRANCEf OFFICE,
North PennsylvArda R. R. Building, 400 WALNUT at.
fe26.m.th,6t, WEL W. ALLEN & CO.
. General Agents for the State of Pennsylvania.
IQOII - -ca&RTER PERPETUAL.
040 .
VAs3,ao ie
riELA.NTKIATIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PEET_LADELPHIA,
Assets on january 1, 1866,
00,500,50 l 96.
Accrnt ... 944,54315
—1,1C.313 18
LaiSETTLED CLAULS.
t11,46'
, Losses Paid since 1829 Over
$5,000,000.
Perpetual and 1 emporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIEFCTORS,
Chas. N. Bancker. Edward C. Dale,
Topias Ping - ner, George Pales,
Samuel Grant, Alfred Piller,
Geo. W. Richards. Praia. W. Lewis, AL D.
Isaac Lea, I Peter McCall
CHARLES N. RANCE:ER President..
ED WARD C. DALE, Vice ldent.
JAS. W. MeALLISTIEIL Secretary pro tem. fe...nd:3l
'IMBUE II O. IV/ lE
INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 150 !South Fourth at . above Vgral
nut street
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Tills Company insures against loss or damage by
FIRE on PUBLIC and PRIVATE buildings, FURNI
TURE and „ILLRCHANDISE generally, City or
Country. Also insures dwellings perpetually by de
posits of premium.
DIRECTORS.
JANIFS BROWN, , LFRUEL COFFIN,
CHARLES A. DUY. J. ELL4LBORN JONES,
WILLIAM D. LEWIS, JOHN WOODSIDE,
WM. N. NEHLyr.. WTLLIAH B. BULLOCK.
JOHR D. TAYLOR, WM. C. LONGSTRETH,
THOIAS ILLILBER, ,, Jr., JOHN N. HUTCHIRSON.
JA rFA EfßowN. President.
CHAS. A. BUT, Vice President
THOMAS NEILSON. Secretary: falSatu,tidy
•= • - 1 • In: = g = l -% ON *I
PANT ryo 1825-Ctianer Perpetnal-No
510 WALNIITStreet, o Independence Sonars
This Company, fa known to the corzununi
for over forty years, con nes to !mare scatsart- 1. -
crr danaage by fire, on Public or Private Buildlopt
either pemsanently or for a limited time. .A.lso,
Alba bareP termtoclos & of Goods and Merchandise Lettere/3Y
ral
nets Capital, together with a lam Supntut Fans h
Invested to me moat =oral meaner, winch wane
them to offer to the Inured an undoubted escorts) Ts
the case °floes.
.EOTOB.S.
Daniel Smith, Jr ., ,
John Dercresx,
Alexander Benson, I Thomas Smith,
Isaac Haslehrust,Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, Gillier•em Feu.
Daniel Jr
DANlEL Haddocic
SMille, Jr., President,
%lazuli S. Mowers. Secretary
ANTRRAO/ TS INSURANCE 001IPANY.—
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
011iete, No. an WALNUT street. above Third. PhEia.
Will insure against Loss or Damage by Fire on Band.
lags, either perpetually or fora limited time, Hcrusehole
Fttrniture and Merchandise gale:a ll y.
Insurance on Vessels, Cargoes ant
Freight. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Mama.
DIREUPOM
Wm. Esther , David Pearson.
D. Luther,. Peter Etleger,
Lewis Andearled. J. E. Baum,
J. R. Tuvtriston, Win. F. Dean,
• Jos. Mandell, John Beteliem.
WILL wrirval, President.
WK. F. DEAN, Vice-President.
WM M. MUTH. Becrelsor big
4U-IMEN PEAS,
Grreen Corn,
Fresh. Peaches,
Fresh Tomatoes, Plums, &c,
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DF AT. 'IIQ FINE GROCERIES,
Corner Eleventh and Vine Street&
JAPANESE POWOHON 4 TEA,
the finest ever imported.
OOLONG TEA, DRAGON CHOP.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
IfOR SALE BY
JAMES R. WEBB.
Julltff WALNUT and EIGHTH Streets
QUGAIIS AND SYRUPS, Manufactured by the
1.3 Southwark Sugar Refinery and the Grocer's Sugar
House, for sale by
m.h2-Im
11" QUEEN otrvEs —5OO gallons of the finest
Queen 01 (yes ever imported, in store and for sale
et COUSTY'S East End Grocery No. US South Second
street.
BONELESS SARDINES, Anchovies, Capers,
N Latch Herring; all of superior quality, at COLTS.
a IT'S East End Grocery, No: US South Second street.
OLD F6SMON SUGAR HOUSE MOLAS SES; Prime West India Honey, always to be bad at
COUtTY'S East End Grocery, No. 118 South Second
street,
WINSLOW'S SUPERIOR GREEN: CORN, 40 cts.
per Can, Champion Green Peas, at 40 cents per
can; Tomatoes 25 cents; all warranted; at COUSTY'S
East End Grocery; No. 118 South Second street. mhl4
N-EViFlLlllTB.—Princess Papered:tell and Lisbon
r Almonds; splendid London Layer Raisins, in
whole, holland quarter , boxes, choice littemea r k
email drams, in store and for sale by X. P, 8P
Tea Dealer and Grocer, N, W.corner Arch and Eighth.
5,000
BEE C( FMN. PEACHES, TOMATOES,
v._ L.) •g i ve
sadefttction . . For sate by e l a d.. B. SPEWN 'il a e ht,W. cor.
Arch and.Eighth'streeta.
EIXTRA BLACIKEIRRL.-.-Fagra choice large Macke
LA rel in kltte. Also new S Iced and Pic.kled l
mon. For sale by M . - 6pIjiLIN N. W. cor. Arch
and Eighth streets. . • • •
Tran.tmg.-20 barrels Jersey cultivated Oran
U t 'l l tHerri l es in store and for sale by M. F. SPILLIN
N. W. cor. Arch and ELchth streets.
AND co.
.111.AILTS.TER
DIMMED 3:MUUNG.—wo avrela , Bays Of Ilitna's
gerwstori and f9r §.4)W.?PX,Sf
VlSlDltiavum,
$200,000 00
._. 200.000 00
EXPENSES
INCOILE FOR 1866
$310,000.
OF PHILADELPHIA
E. C. KNIGHT a. CO.,
Corner Chestnut and Water streets.
• - PERUVIAN SYRUP
__---18-A -PROTECTED SOLUTION -OF THE •
PROT()XID si; OF IRON,
a new discoverYln medicine which BIBLE.P>. AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE,
By supplytng the Blood with INVITAL ramornas,
LIFE ELEMENT- - IRON.
This is the secret of the wonderful success of this re
'
• • • -•
Dyspepsia Livet- Complaint; -Drcipay,
Chronic Dianhceav—Roils, Nervous
Affections, Chills 'and Fevers,
- Hittnote, loss, of Cpnstitu
tionat Vigor,'Dnsealiesof -
the - -Kidneys__ and
Bladder, Female
. Complaints,
and all diseases originating in a -
B
AD STATELO P . TH /42, BLOOD
accompanied by DElLartir - Of LOW STATE OB THE
SYSTEM.
Being free from Alcohol in m a n y form, its en
Elects are not followed by corresponding "reaction;
ar permanent, Infusing STRENGTH, VIGOR Mid satyr
LIFE into all parte , of-the system, and building up an
IRON COT. STITIITION. •, • -
DYBPEPLUA AND DEBILITY.
A CASE OF 27 YEARS'-_ STANDING CURED.
From INSLEY .11. W ETT, NO. LS AVOD Place. Boston.
"I have suffered, and sometimes severely r 27
years, from dyspepsia. I commenced Wang -the P
eruvian Syrup, and found immediate' cement from
In the course of three or foprweelml. was entirely re
lieved from my snfferings. - tind-have enjoyes uninter
rupted health ever since,
One of the most distinguished Jur'sts in New England
wes to a as follows: • •
"I have tried rit
the PE friendRUVLIN SYRUP, and the re.
sult fully sustains your prediction. It has made a new
man of me;
not
sedinto- my aystem new vigor end
energy; am longertremtdons and debilitated, as
when you last saw me, butstronger heartier and with
larger capacity fox labor mentaland physical, than at
any time during the last live yearn." •
A pamphlet of 82 pages, will be sent FREE to any
address.
M. See that each bottle has PERUVIAN, SYRUP
blown in the glass.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DLINSMOBE, Proprietor, 36 Dey
t •
Street„- New York,
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
201,250 00
4242,597 97
025,453 36
181,375 58
4145,112 42
SCROFiIL A.
AU Medical Men agree that lODINEis THE BELT
discovered for Scrofula and all kindred diseases ever
. The difficulty has been to obtain a Puaa
SOLUTION of it.
Dr. Anders' iodine Water
Is a Pure Solution of lodine, • WITHOUT A SOL
VENT::
Containing A FULL GRAIN to each ounce of water.
A MOST POWEItYCL I TITALIZTNG AGENT AND
RE ,TORAT.IVE.
It ads cured and WILL cure SCROFULA in all fin
manifold forms.
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT RHEUM,
Circulars will be sent FREE to any one sending
their addrees.
Price ft 06 a bottle, or 6 for f 5 00.
Prepared by Dr. H.AINDRRS, Physicianand CheLiat,
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DIESMORE. 36 Dey St.. N y.
ARD BY ALL DRUGGLSTS. jar-s to tlam
A so eriar article for cleaning Sao Ter nesT.myl.z-.2
animalmite which infest them. V.vatg tot.e the
(rams. and leaving a feeling of fragrance az.-7.1.
eap..nlinese in the month. it may he treed OalZ, end
;rat be fbund to strengthen we and bleefunz
while the aroma and detexiw_ness wtU recans..-end
to every one. Being composed with the ataistance
et
the Dentist. PhYincart and .11.1mrtec....—plat, iz is wntil
dearly en e...nered ea a 111KILLLBLE ra'X.UO2.4I for the an.
fbrmerly in vogue.
spin acenainted with the oortstitatis
Of the DlJsci.g r.:rod..Yrocatl. its uses: it comatr7
nothing to prove* its nnzesnalned employasal:
Isf.ade °DIY .
- JAMES T. SHINS. Ancthwsmr,
Brand and Sp:T...V3 str•-.,Z,
For We by Drugging CEECIUMIIV, and
Fred Brown, 1 D. L. Suss,
Hazzard & a 0115., f Heber: Dais
G. B. IleV, i G.aa. 0. Bowels.
Isaac EL .Kay f Obarim Shivers.
O. H. Needlea . . 1 G. J. Scan& - good,
T. 3. Husband, i 3. G. Turnnenny aOs
Amtrose Smith. Chan% H. Eberly, •
111.1311153 Weaver, James H . Marisa,
wilifam7 Webb, B. BrMgatust & 02 ;
James L. Blaphrun, D y ott ,
Hughes & Coombe,
...M O. Maly,
Henry A. Bower, . Wyeth & Bra.
EFT - -- - -
2STLACK'B DIPHTHERIA LOZENGES.—These
.42.1 lozenges are a safe and speedy care for Diphtheria.
Coughs. Bore Throat, Hoarseness and Bronchial
affections generally. Try them. THOS. TLACIJI,
Jr., Druggist. S. W. - tier of Eighteenth and Markel
streeta.PhiladelPhls. fe6-ami
RICHARD PENISTAN'S
Ale, Wine and Liquor Vaults,
430 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Established for the Sale of Unadulter
ated Liquors Only.
Special Notice to Families I
Richard Penistan's
Celebrated, Ale, Porter and Brown
Stout,
Now eo mach recommended by the Medical Bunny
tbr Invalids.
$1 25 PER DOZEN.
(These Bottles hold one Pint.)
The above being of the very best quality, It =St be
admitted the price is exceedinglyLOW.
It is netive.red to all parts of the city without eatra
charge.
Brandies, Wines, Gins, Whiskies, &43.,&a.
Warranted pore, at the lowest possible rates, by the
Bottle, Gallon, or Cask.
CHAMPAGNES of the best brands offered h)wer
han by any other house.
On Draught and in Bottles,
PURE GRAPE JUICE
This is an excellent article for Invalids. It Ls a ware
cure for Dyspepsia.
HAVANA CIGzIRS.
OLIVE OIL
RAY BUM
ELLRDENES, &a
London and Dublin Porter and Brown Stoat—Engligi
and Scotch Mee. delitt7
HER MA JESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
J. P. ID T.T _NT 0 N",
161 tom ram sr., SOLE ADEN?.
—The attention or the trade !s solicited to
Y~ the : 110 very choice Wines, &a, ibr sale by
JOSEPH F. D N, No, 151 South Front area.
above Walnut
. _
MADFaRAB—OId Island S years old.
SEIMR.REES--Campbell , Co., single, double and
triple Grape, E. Create & Sons, Rudolph, Topes, Rim,
Spanish, Crown and F. Vallette.
FORTS—Vallette, Vinho Velho Real, Denton and
Rebello Valente & Co., Vintages MSS to MI.
CLARETS--Cruse Flls Freres and St„Rstephe Maki
eau Tarmt .y.
VERMOHTH—G. Jourdan, Rrlve & 00.
MUSCAT—de Fron
CHAMPAGNES — t igt ail. test IrronY, "Golden Star: i
de Venoge, Her Majesty and Royal Cabinet and .oth=
favorite brands.
'LIME WELIBEY.—ChoIco lota of old Whoa, Biro
1" arid Bourbon -Whisky, tbr tads by X P. htIDDI.B.
TON. 5 North FRONT Skvet. !YU
PITBLISIIERS.-WANTED—A situation as
1.. Clerk, Collector. or•Out=docor Agent, by a Practical
Printer, whose health will no longer permit the con
finement requisite for the business of compositor. Has
bad nearly fifteen yearn experience as Clerk In a Pub
lishing-Home; is conversant with the detail of News
paper business. Is willing ,to make himself useful at
any business where he may enjoy fresh alr and exer
cise. Address A. E. T., Of&ce of Philadelphia EVEN
ING BULLETIN. tahl3-,30
LOT WANTED FOR RENT, BY A CRICKET
CLUB—must be about See feet square, and within
three miles of the State House. accessible by railroad
and for not less thnethaarthe summer, aPaIY to T. H.
CURTIS dr. SON, Real Estate Brokers, 433 Walnut
street.
months
TO RENT—During the summer
months by a small - family without children a
DSHED COTTAGE, with 'data., in the neigh
borhood ot_the city._ Address 130_ LOCUST Street,
stating location, terms, ac: mt.14.21*
W.A.NIED TO
• PITRCHASE A DWELLING
LE2 DOUSE - with modern improvements; situated
between Ninth and Broad, Race and Chestnut 'Address
JAMES SANDERS,. office of Eveningstatiug street; number and price. '• eata3.3tv
INENTLSTRY.
• - OVER Ityyr•turiTC - TRA:CrrED* with
-4"CI. ;Moor ant& Teeth anseni ga tld ad th n oni t tg e rst
contour of the face restored. Dr, 0 L, NIX
7SI.SPRIICE Street- ' "fe2o-imp
QOBGHIM- 011112 , 288 . Sugar Cane handsome
Q. article, for salel a74,0%43., 4-00.1041
petit Dole *gonna , - .
MEDICAL.
JULQUOUb.
PICRLES, SA.I7aR73,
WANT.