Wm our Third Edition of Yesterday ,
Ar*Onit". Washiiitten. •
•••.; tspechu,Despatch to thelßtilletin.]
, W4SECNGTOIFi March 22.—1 t ,is ,asserted
today by those high in confidence of, the
.I?xesident _that , he nes, already prepared his
veto:for the G'brir Rights bill, and that it
I:irtay expected, at any moment. 'lle takes
.the same:gr.ound as in his vetoot the Freed
men's bill, that all' legislation for" Soirthern
9 Stateain which ;they, have no participation,
is unconstitutional., .
.
The Ways ' , and Means Comirdtt.eei have,
jut adjciurned, without coming to any con-;
.clusion in 'regard to the Loart.bill gßestion.;
The subject; resumed again: ,to
The bill to:facihtate commerce- between:
Statna,'Was
. considered by the' Senate Com- 1
merce CoKutditeee. to-day.
The committee are said to , favor ihn
clieme
. ,
From Charleston. -.
[Special Despatch tO the Bulletin.] )
CHARLESTON', C:,' March 21st—The
steamer Gekierat ' Hooker 'was btitut at her
moorings at crthii - -plae,e-to-day. 4. number
of liven were, lost„ , • , ' -
• .•• ,
• Destrective Fxre ,at 6t. , .11Ohnsbartr; Vt.
- ST. Jormsiannv, j 'yernOnt, "March - 22d About 73
VOlecic last eVenbag, alien was discovisred in anti shop
-connected,v(Rh.,:the' :ra il road -- repair. shops this The' Ratner; spread ; rapidly; 'and - proved
coe'ry . . , destrnetivet,' - : ,consuming the machine
..Shops, new ' , 'earlacmsb„ , engine-house'. 'Tall' shop
soad
,„,„part,,.. -of lithe -.wdoctEmed - ;• together
with twe s tindssaart bt a third:- . witlf-all the
toola,'stOlrpatn.: M
Nearly all egn a Were
,awred.- Theitahiluaonated tniblly ,5100,000.' Qll which
Lthrele an insurance' for 'ASS ,000. The buildings de
salmayedweralitelitiakerWelthaTassampsio Railroad.
4
I.lstaie orain.
IdAteh 22.—The grail i remaining in
She New York Central Railroad Company's Elevator,
and saved ftom the late fire, was sold at auction yes
.terday afternoon, for e 34,600.
New York block IN
Stockware'dall,. , phicsgo - and Back 1 - sland, 114;
6/Nt; .Y.,Centriii, 93; Beading.
10.1,% nudson River, 108; Virginia Vs 66; Missouri
.6'6.7434; Erie, SOY,: Western Union, 64; U. S. Coupons,
1881,104 y; ditto, 1862. 10334; . ditto 1863,103,X;Ten-B.aties,;
.90%; Treasury 7 8-10, 99%0100; Gold, 12834.
Markets.
Ber...rutonr,March 22d.-171our—the low grades are
heavy;--Okolce. , firm. Wheat firm; ...red 81.35: Oorn
firm at lig72c. Oats - dull. Seeds drooping: clover
seed. 65 25(g.15 50. Whisky inactive at ft 263 02 27 for
"Western. Provisions heavy. ,
CONORESAFIEST SESSION.
WASHINGTON. March 22, ISM,
A:resolationto print 5,0 W copies -of the
-sperlea - report 'orthe Revenue Commissioner was
passed.
The Finance Committee was instructed to inquire
into the expediedcy of so amending the Revenue law
tut to permit disabled soldiers Of the:Federal army to
I nddle without paying% the license now required by
The bill to bridge the Mississippi, river at St. Lotus,
-was passed. L • • • ' "•
The case ofJOhn P. Stockton; s4eatior from New
Jersey, against whose election , the protest of certain
members ofthe New - Jersey Legislature was entered
wastaken tap: •• •
House.—Mr. Ramon (Iowa) presented the memento
of the General Assembly of lowa for Government aid
to the extension in lowa of toe lowa branch of the
-Union Pacific Railroad. Referred to the Committee
on the Pacific Railroad.
Mr. Reason also introduced a bill to establish a post
ofdelivery, at•Councilßluirs, on the Missouri River.
Read twice referred to the COmmittee on Com
merce..
Mr. Windoxit (MhanSintrotluCed a - bill for-the benefit
of certain half breeds and mixed bloods of the Winne
bago tribe of Indians. Read twice and referred to the
Committee on Indian Affairs.
The House proceeded as the business of the morning
hour, to the consideration of the joint resolution re
ported yested day from the Committee on Agriculture.
-tomnend the Agricultural College bill of:July 2d MA
Mr. Bidwell (Cal.) submitted some remarks in ex.
planation and advocacy of the measure.
Atter adiscussion;extending all through the morning
hour, the joint resolution was recommitted to the Com.
.m.ittee on Agriculture.
.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
HailverssußaH, l‘fstch 22,1866.
SENATE.-Mr. Lowry read a bill creating
a new county out of Crawford, Warren and
"Venango, to bb called Curtin county.
Mr. Connell, one, allowing Heads of De
partments- in Philadelphia to deposit _ Go
-IVernment,_State and Municipal securities
- iiiiieuuf the present mode of - giving bonds;
_also ono xelative,to the , payment of bonds ot
.cojpOtations. , -
Mr. Worthington, one.preventing the ex
tension of disease among cattle.
' HOUSE.-The consideration of the General
ApitrOpriation - bill - was -resumed, and thp
I following items considered : -
moved to increase Judge's sal2xy
,%rural districts, frem $3.000 to $3,500 per
;annum, which was agreed. to. _ .
- The interest on funded debt, is $1,893,000.
The salary of members was fixed at
twelve hundred dollars.
Mr. Osterhaut moved to reduce the old
standard of seven hundred dolling, and
.shoult if able, favOi an amendment to the
constitution prohibiting members from
raising their own salaries.
Mr. Thomas said. there was a class of
gentlemen who were so afraid of their con
stituents that they always voted against.
an increase, but were tevertheles
very glad when the majority of the House voted in
favor of such increase. lie contended 'Mat 0.".01) was
not an adequate sum for able and talented members of
the Legslature.
.111.1.. Wat dell bad not only been instructed bythe peo
ple to vote for the regular salary of seven hundred dol
lars, but had a strong conviction of his own that when
be and the other members accepted nominations they
bad done sounder an Implied contractto takconly the
egular salary, and without any mental reservation to
.7ote themselves any extra pay. '
Mr. Pershing should vote in favor of one tbonsantl.
dollars, and do more. He belle'ed that the increase
in rates ofliving and of every commodity justified an
Increase from $7OO to $l.OOO. but did not warrant 41,201
Mr. Huddlman denied that there had been any con
tract.
—lie should vote for $1,201 because the present mem
, bers were better than their predecessors, because they
had done better service, and because they had bean
required to remain longer in 'session.
Mr. Davis said he had urged $1,500 on Committee.
Mr. Sharpless opposed any other sum than that
originally fixed by law, $7OO.
The debate was further continued by Mr. Nelson,Who
- was thankful that he'represented a broad gauge and
liberal. minded constituency, and Mr. Waodell, who
insisteerthat no constituency: was more liberal then
On the amendment to pay e7OO, the ayes were 80, and
nays 66. - All the Philadelphians except Watt voted
na jr . ,
.the= amendment., offered by Mr, Quigley to pay
sl.soo,ayes 19, and nays 76.
Philadelphians voting aye were Davis, DelEtaven:
Donnelly:, Freeborn, Ghegan, Kerns, Lee, Marks,
Quigley, Atuddiman, Thomas and Wait. Those voting
no Were Adair, Hood, Josephs, Sterner, Sabers and
.
On the amendment offered by Mr. Pershing to pay
.$2.,00e. ayes were 54 ana noes 41. All Philadelphians
'voted no. The amendment was therefore agreed to.
CITY BIILLETIN.
PELLAmmun&CAmmE,MAnEmr, March
22d.'—The Cattle Market was very dun to
day, and prices rathei lower. About 650
head arrived and sold at from 11(4)15 cents
for extra 12@13i cents for fair to good and
common at 101@)114 4 , cents,9, lb,as to quality.
The, following are the particulars of the
sales:
Head. Name. . Amount.
65 N. Wernts t _Lancaster 4 0 .1grs• 7 @
25 Ullman .Bachman, Lan. co., 14 (4)15
28 A. Christie & Bro., Lancaster, ; 131®15 ;
.30 Gust. Shamberg, Lan. co., ~.:13 @l5
18 L. Frank„ Lancaster, . -12 (4)13,
20 J. A. Chain it,Bro., Penna.,grs: 6 @
gt
20 H. Chain, Lancaster •. • 12.®15
105 Martin Fuller et Co.,'Weetern, 13 gl5.
22 J: S. Kirk , Lancaster co., , 13 @l5
65 Wildeydt. Warren,Lart. co., grs. 6 ®
13 P. McFillen; 'Lau. . 124)14
16 .T:= - Kefner, =Western, -
15
Cows—Are unchanged; 200 head sold at,
ti from 830®60 for Springers, and ?o®s7s
per head for niilch cows.
Sheep—Are rather.dull; 5,000 head arrived
and sold atfrom 7@ . 8 cents - per lb gross--
. the latter rate, for, extra fat- sheep.
Hogs—Prices - remairi about the • same as
last ittoted; 1,900 head sold at the differ
.ent yards at from $ 1 3 , 4515 -- the 100 lbs net.
• Monday hereafter will be the market day.
Sales jin i thilactel
4500 tr S Tread 7 ado
Notes' Jun ggiv.
1000 Soso Canal b 5 SE :
1000 Union Bds
b 602.1
200 eh N Y &Middle
• ' Coal Field
100 oh Ocean Oil ' 810' 8%
100 eh Heotowee - 46%
, SEI)aIkID
VO eh Catawlssa corn 1 , 74
rioooh amswissarb3o 287 i
500. ab. ',a do c 2.F1,41'
200 eh do • b 5 25X
400 all . do 28,4:
100 811 do V} vira
;ix oh do • --_-2.8;,;,1
t: ~i j:-.
Ida Strick .11.0.!ordt.
.nRe.T. BOARD.
• --- -- •
I 50 50 sh Del Div
aR 2 ds 3451
• sh Little Sel s 5 29
300 sh. Catawls pr b3O 293. i
200 sh do • ssw - n 29
100 eh do cash 29
1200 en ' - do slOwn 29
10 efi Penna R
25 eh gen 123312 2836
xOO eh 'Reading B 5034
45 eh West Philaßl '7O
100 eh Susi; Can • 1334
55 ah Penns RR 55?,,f
100 6h NY & N.lddle 63'4"
too 84 Sett Islay cm4ds
57 bit 12:12 4t - 15th St it 20
-110 A -FT
• 'fib ORGE IV:TATHAM;
J6B Fi.(7AM2BELL„trim:T*4i CioMMI!*l!
. •
Antra and_ oreeean Steamer 1
To
e • , 11'110K ” • AILIES
Pereirei- 4 - "-MAN - ie.-No* York March' ai
Washington ' .ILavre....New,York *ttrarch st
Hangar() 'Llverpool...New York - si
'City of: Limerlek..Liverpool...Netv York.' • March. 9,
=Delaware ... ...I:Liverpool. ilhaton&Philikararch
Eniton- Havre::.New York March IS:
Helvetia '..tiverpool.'..lietv•York March 14 (
.Hansa.—... , ....liontharapton...New York ..:.......March 19,
*City ofßaltimore.Liverpool—New York 14,
• Cityorßostoti - - Liverpool...New York ... . 14;
Moravian Liverpool..:Portland' March 15'
China - • :Liverpool:.:Boston March 17.
City of Dcblin.:..lLivemoole_lrew York ...t.....111arch 171
Liv,erpool..NeveYork .March 2of
.I.lverpsiv York........ March 21_
'Bavaria -- Southampton. - art York' • March 21
CitYpf 1" ' , rho:star-Live .Nem , York. ..March 23
MonteiMaa...:...New , York..X.lngstonaa.,...March 24
'Cooties • -New York...NasastitHav'a.March 24
til6rf York... --New York:..Brerneti 24'
City of Boston .:Slav York...Liverpool.........March 24;
The Queen ::.Slew York...Liverpool...:March 24;
'Manhattan • .NeaYOrk...Havana V . - C.:March 241
Hibernian:..:: :S •
t antl....Liverpool • .4.March 241
25:
Africa P.25t0.n...4 , 1yep001..........1..M.arch 2
Havana.
Germania New York... Hamburg March 30
- March 30
City or Washingtql-ST YOrk.;.LiVerpool march
ifuMLNIB
POUT 03'
47 , wit1110 ErTill'.lW,7l,l4lll
i~~i :~DRF ~: :M:i F7_t"~
Steamer, uT — ean,il.7:iiisitti72lT:totirTfiom York,
with mdse to W M Baird &Co.'', - •
, I. Steamer SZBhelps,Brown,2lhonrsfrom New York;.
with mdse to W.M_Baird - &.. CO.
.• Brig John Chrystal..Barnes.-froM Matinisa , 3lareh
. 10tli, with mots/38 , m. And sugar..to John Mason
Deft lirigsit 33,11asael,- /Cassel. and,Ortolan; Ely,"ldg;
sugar and molasses f r Philadelphia; Abby , ;Ellen, Pay.:
tkvson.idg, to Jeave litli 'for Belfast:: StaPles,
merit. Idg, to leaVellth for Partial:id._ : •
Brig Abby Watson, Watson, 11 dap; from Hatanzas.:
with sugar and rnolaaties.to Warren, ;Gregg & Morris.;
Brig Anna MT). Morrow. 18 days from Ponce, PlL
with sugar to John Mason; & Co. : -7 ;
BchrMary:Elizabeth: Evans Bel. With ties to Bacon . 2Cadltit from;
f o eg s v 7 ( . ) , lv e l l .zAj o cia . y from Odessa, Del. with gram
Steamer B Willing, Cmidiff. Baltimore, A. Graves.
Bark Xlio (Han), B.oshamp, Itotterdam, EACSouder
Behr ldszy ldlfnea,litir;tge,Xei Wait, D.B.Stetson&Co.
Echr Geo Nebinger, Smith. Mobile, Norton & Stearly.
i3tearner. Saxon, Matthew% hence at, Boston yEe
erday. •
Steamer 'Washington, Chichester, cleared at hi York
estfrday for Wilmington.,
Steamereity_pf Balttraore, Mognigan, at Liverpool
th inst. from New-York.
Bteameraebecca, Barton, _Barry, which cleared at.
New Orleans 14th inst.; for this port, had on board 100
lons of coal. • •
• - Sierimer Cella; BilllngS, at Londonderry 10th inst
from hew York.
Steamer 13...t1and. gall, from New York fbr Liver
_ pool, at Qugnstown 9th inst.
Steamer ty of Limerick, Jones, from New York
for LIT/expo/A, at Queenstown 10th inst.
'Steamer Peraterylvarda (Br); Lewis. from - Liverpool
March 7, via Queenstown at New York yesterday.
has 9,85 passengers. March 12, lat 49 20, lOn So 09, spoke
steamer England; for Liverpool: 13th, lat 4711, lon 18
18 W. spoke steamer Cuba. for do. •
Steamer Ton awanda,Berry.from Boston for Havana.
before reported at Newport, with slight damage to
machinery, proceeded ate PM 20th.
Steamer Crusader (Br), Butcher, cleared at New
York yesterday for Einlisten,..Port an Prince. &c
Ship John Clark. Sherman. from Liverpool 31st Jan.
T hor this port, was 'spoken Ist inst. no lat, &c. by the
steamer City of Baltimore, at Liverpool on the 9th.
Ship 'Sebastian Cabot, Steele, cleared at Liverpool
Bth inst.for Calcutta.
Ship 'Western Empire, Wcitiworth, sailed from Li,
verpool Bth inst for Calcutta.
Bark Zulma, Hewitt, sailed from 3fesalna 28th ult.
'for this port. -
Bark Eathleen, Mockler, from Glasgow for this port,
sailed from Greenock 7th inst
Bark Realm (Br), Christie, from Havana, at Saguia
Bth inst. for this port.
Brig Clara M; Goodrich, cleared at HaVanalstb. bust
for Cardenas,.to load for this port.
Brig .Tohn Aviles, Phllbrook, from Boston for this
port, at Newport. 21st' inst.
Schr Monterey, Wbinnarsh, of and from Dighton
for %hie port, - which went ashore on Hereford Inlet;
night of 10th that. has been stripped and sold for the
benefit of whom it may concern. Five-sixteenths was
owned by C.E Whitmarahcand one-sixteenth by the
captain. which was insured.
Schr Western Star, Criswell, for New York soon, was
St Marks 6th inst. -
Schr Hiawatha, Disney, hence for BOston, at Glou
,
eester 17th inst. • -
Schmß Meany. Clark, for this port, and Helen Mar,
Nickerson, for Wilmington,
Del. cleared at New `York ,
Schr to S plidersleeve, Carroll, hence fol'Boston at
Stonington 20th inst. •
. Schrs Minerva, Jefferson. Darport, this and Surf.
Abbott, for Trenton, NJ. sailed from Fail River :nth
inst.—tbe Surf went into Newport same day.
Sohn S L Stevens,' ' Studley , - from Glonaseter: Mercy
Taylor, Nickerson, from Boston, and Sallie T Chartres
Smith, from - Janesville, all for this port, at Newport
Bahr J Truman, Sloan, at Rey ,West 7th inst from
St Marks and sailed saws day for Cardenas.
. NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A new Spar Buoy has been placed in 18 feet of water
off the NW part of ther Broken Part of Pollock Rip
Shoal. This Buoy is painted red, and numbered 2, an I
marks the Sine Channel of Pollock Rip and the most
NW point of the Broken Part-of Pollock Rip Shoal.
The Pollock Rip Light Vessel has also been moved
northward to her former laosition.
By_order of the Lighthouse Board,
• El S BLAKE. Com II S
Lighthouse Inspector, za District.
Boston, March 20. 1861.
The Hooper's Straits Light Vessel (Chesapeake Bay)
has resumed her station.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
,Y M BERRLEN, Umt. U. S. N.,
• Lighthouse Inspector.
Norfolk. March 16,1868.
- FIIIIANt7IAL
P. S. PETERSON sig CO.
P. S. PETERSON & CO.,
89 South Third Street.
Stooks, Bonds, &c., dtc., Bought and
Sold at Board of Brokers.
Liberal Pruitt= paid for COMPOUND =MEW
NOTES, _
Interest allowed on Deposits. fe9-tf
..a,C117"..t t
- • . 'O4
\••• 1 '
SPECIALTY.,
RUTH, RANDOLPH & CO.
BANKERS AN b . BROKERS,
16 South Third et., I 3 Nassau street,
Phlladelplida. I New York.
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON 001121:163WN,
INTERpc , r , Aratoryypetifm
5-20 7 .3-10.
OMPt ONO INTEREST NOTES
WAND ,
DE ° HAVEN ezi BRO.,
. 40 South Third Street,
PAPER HANGINGS
Air RETAIL,
JOHN LONGSTESTE,
Dir. 12 3fotttt Thipl•Strecit
...:r.,A*:'j,x . ttotty:,E: .
10;ROM 011SOOMPANY.—The Annual Meeting!
2fiLitt - Sttickhotatirtrortlie - B,oolr - alli - 00214
YA.NY will be: held at . On Company's office, No, 206 1
South POOR:ill street, on .MONDAY the 2d of April,'
t 4 -12 O'cloek, -, oetkinelectiori of five Directors to.serve
tor the ensinlig - year. - TOIEME.OItAFF,
whiZtapft ,:Tgetirtirer.
_THE_ . ANNUAL .110ENIING OF: THE
STOCKHOLDRUS offe•the CHEERY , Elia!
P9OLEUAL COMPANY, will be „held At the Otliee
of Company,' 419 WALNUT ' street:. second . story,
ba on. TIII23DAN, - April ad,-at 4 O'clock" :
• . , BeeretarY.
P.stratie.:, March 22;4865. .mh224t11,,.
Fr-. OFFICE .ISIAMMOTH VEIN. COAL":QOM
tfty
Pa NY, LIBRARY Street, • • .. • , ;
,be . Annual *.Meetin g .of the Stackholdetta !of 'the
.MAMMOTB..V.hIN COAL COMPANY will Ea held on:
WILDNEL.DAY, March 28th, at 12 o'clock: nocrn, at the
office. f the Comilany,43lll,lßßAßY strea.: ,'• . • '
J. hI..Lh.W,LS. Secretary. '
March Elb; 1866:' kraAl str,
OFFICE OF THF , WESTBMELAND COAL
q Vin • COISIPANY; . No.2.IO South : Third street,. cornea
ot ing's alley. PeaLannt..en:r.t, March 17,1066. ,
The annual meeting or the Stockhaldere of the
WEit.IIIO.IIEL aND COAL COMPANY wil he held
at their office, on WEDNESDAY, April 4th, 1866, at 12
:AtelectiDr. will be held for eleven Directors to serve
for the - ensuingyear. P. 31. JACKSO N ,
mllltapi3. ' • ' -.4 Secretary.
Iia':DELAWARE- • TONING . COMPANY. , Or
, 31.1CHIGAN.—.NotIce is' hereby glVeM'thst the
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Delaware
brining Company,of Michigan, will be held. at their
office No. 326 WALNUT sireet, 'Philadelphia, on
WEIINEsDAY. the fourth.day of April. 1866, at 1.2
at which time and place an election will be' held; for,
Directors; to serve the Companytn e ensuing year.'
u th mt,,aps:inc,) B WY - ALT WISTAtt, i3edrY,.
Philadelphia, March 21st, 1866. . • -
A:.,lite.B . .aa 23
-ACADEMY OF MEISIC.—LECTURE ON THE
11,y GL AC LEES, by Prof. FAIRIIIAN ROGERS, be •
lore the :Franklin Institute, TUESDAY .EV.ENING;
March 2,111, at 8 o'clock.--
This lecture will de extensively itbartraten by PhD=
tographs, diagrams and 318 ,nral crystalizations thrown
upon the screen with powerful larder as. •
Tickets 80 cents (Beate secured without extra charge , :
for sale at the Ins!ltnte Bnlldtng, 15Sonth SEVEN EE
Street. ' • • '• ' - • - mh2t6tl
TENNSYLVANIA MINING - COMPANY
L. OF MICHIGAN.---Pmns.na,., Marsh 21,1868.
Notice Is hereby given. that the'Annual ?nesting ot,
the Stockholders of the PENNSYLVANIA MINING;
COMPANY, Ote MICHIGAN, wilt be held at their.
Office. , No. 328 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. on ;
MONDAY. toe second. day of April, 1866. at 12 M, at
which time and place an election will be held for DI
P.ECTORS to serve the Company the - ensiling year.
nahra,tap2} . . S. M . DA.Y. Secretary.
101'?OFFICE OF. THE HYDE .FARM OIL COM,,
FANT, No. 147 South Fourth street.--Pirme-
DELPRIA, March Mb, 1866.
1 he annual meeting of the stockholders will he held
at theuilice of the Company; on -
mormax,, Aran, 2d.
at I O'clock. P. 111
p Nanbrerßooks will close' on March 27th, and open
AEd. •
THO As S. WOOD,
mh16,20,23,26,29,ap2/ - - Secretary.
W:OFFICE OF '111.e., EGBERT OIL COUPA.k . Y,
No. 147 south Fourth street.—Praraintraque,.
h i6th.lS66' ' • • •
The annual meeting of tkestockholders will be held
at the office of the Company, on •
_.
• - WEDN:RgIIAY, APRIL 4th.
at I o'clock, P. M.
Transfer Books will close March SOth, and open
April sth.
• Whf. M. CARTER.
r0h{5,5).23,27,31,1441 Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE AMVODALOLD MINING
11•,D 7 COMPANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR, MtWalnut
street. —NOTICE is hereby given that an instillment
of TWO DOLLARS (M) on each and every share of
the Capital Stock of the Amygdaloid Mining Compa
ny will be due and payable at the office , of the Com
pany, No. 524 Walnut street, on or before TUESDAY,
March 27th inst., with Interest added after that date.
Ry order of the Board.
F. K. WOIiESATH, - . -
Treasurer.
(OFFICE DALZ ELL PETROLEUM COM
PANT', 218 WALNUT Street. Room Na. 11,5,',
PH/LADELPHIA. Mirth 14th, 1866.— A1 be Annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders of the D ZELL , P.ETRO
LEUM COMPANY will be held at the Ofsce of the
Company. No. 218 Walnut street, Philadelphia, on
TUESDAY; April Scl, 1866. at 12 o'clock M., tbr the
purpose of electing Seven Directors, to serve the en
suing, year, and for the tratrmction of such further
business as may properly come before them.
rabli.tv f,m,lot. - . C 4. E. FRYER, Seey.
OYFICE OF THE PERRY OIL COMPANY.
pitcy southeast corner of WALNUT and FOURTH
S•reets, PnrinAngnramt. March 11, 1/366.
The Annual' hieeting of the Stockholders of. the
'PERRY OIL COMPANY will take place at the office
,of the Coropany r on JSIONDAY, the 9th day of April
next, at eleven (II) o'clock. A. M., when as Election
will be meld for Directors and a Secretary and. Treasu
rer, to serve for the ensuing year. Also. to consider
the propriety of reduclng the capital stock.
mhl9.ro,a .f t apel .lAMES TERRY. Secretary.
VsOFFICE OF THE MERRIMAC MINING
COMPANY, OF USER SUPERIOR, No. 132
olnut street„*PnimanaLeens, , March 19th, 1968. _
OTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stocaholders
this Com_p_ony, will be held at the office. 132 Walnut
street, on Monday ' the 9th clay of April next, at 1
o'clock, P. M. An election for five Directors will be
held, to Serve the ensuing year, with other business of
vital importance.
A lull attendance Is requested eitner Ineison or by
proxy.
,w,f,tap9/
SAMUEL P. D GTON,
mbl9-m
fl- DELAWARE MINING COMPANY OP
U MICHIGAN.—Notice is hereby given that the
eleventh and last Instalment - of TWO-ANDONE
IT AI P DOT.T.A tt4 per share on each and every share
of the Capital Stock Intl e Delaware Mining Company
of Michigan, has this day been called by the Board of
Directors of Bald Company, due and payable at the
Office of the Company, No. 828 Walnut street, Phiadel
phis; on or before the 19th day of Pearoary 1866.
Interest will be charged on all Instalments after the
same shall have become due.
By order of the Board ofDirecto
rs.
B. WYATT WISTAR Sectary. -
Dated Philada. Feb. mi. 1866. fezilt'actu
t th ha tali
WOFFICE OF nth. ROMEMIAN MINING
COMPANY OF MICHIGAN, las weLsup
EF.T. C. PraLeosLrEttA, March 19th. MS.
NOTICE.--The ANNUAL MAKTING of the Stock-
holders ofthis Company will be held at the OFFICE.
132 WALNUT STREET. on MONDAY. the 9th day of
April next, at 12 O'CLOCK,OOI' , .i.
An election fin' SEVEN!MOTORS will be held
to Serve for ensuing year. her business of vital Im
portance will be presented . for the consideration of
Stockholders. .4
A full attendance in person , ' or by proxZyy is respect_
fully requested. SAISI'L. P. DABLINGTOIV,
mtil9-ro,w,f,tap9l secretary.
n- labllVEltalTY 01? PENICSI - I•VANIA—(DE ,
1/.DY Pa RT/SIENT OF ARTS.)—The Examination of
the Junior, Sophomme and Freshmen Clalses at tha
close of the Second Term, will be held in the following
order:
TUESDAY, 20th—From 10 ton, Juniort,by the Pro
vost, (Intellectual Philosophy. From 12 to 2, &mild
more& by Prof. Copp6e, (Botta's Universal titeratureo
and Freshmen, by Prof. Kendall. (Algebra,) written.
WEDNESDAY, Mat—From 10 to 12, .11tniors. by Prof - .
Frazer, (11pdrodynamies.) From 12 to 2:eenfors, by
Prof. Coppee, (International Law.)
TETItt•DAY, 22d—From 10 to 12, Eophcmwres. by
Prof. Allen, (Thacydldes—Sicilian Expedition.) From
12 to 2. Freshmen, by Prof. Coppoe. (History.) •
Buller s
to It. 6:e . o lam the Pro•
von (Buller's Analogy.) From 12 to 2, orJuns, ( oi/
ferential Calculus.) and &phantoms, (7riormometry,)
Prof. Kendall. written.
- .
MONDAY. 26th—From 10 to 12, Jitniors, by Prof
Allen, (Demosthenes.) From 12 to 2, Sophomores, by
Pro!. Frazer, (Chemistry of the ifetallotds,) and Fresh
rn , n, by Prof. Jackson, (Lilly,) telliten •
TUESDAY, 27th.-. -From 10 to 1.2,-I.esholen, by. Prof
Allen, H'
en, From 12 to t ; Juniors, by Prof.
Jarkbon. (.TurenaL) •
WEDNEMDAY. 28th—From 10 to 12, aphomoresiby
Prot Jackson, (Cicero de Seneetute4
GEORGE ALLEN.
mhlo-110 . Pecretary of the FAculty of Arta..
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seances, Durham. Mustard, Olives, • dxs..' landing n a 4
snip Yorktown and for sale by JOS. •B. - BUSSIER
00 -11* South Datawara smarm.
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300,b0m Valencia Itatans a 1(0 mats. Seedless
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; A 866.
SPEt3J L NOTICES.
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muciiiii rpu B oo.oo3ipooamp W ßA. A-RE .AIIy . TED IR. trrtr
Ey__" 4: 7 - I : I TARETY .
LzGasßuliaL 7 7L.
• PELOSBYLVANIA. IWS. • ' I
MARIN
• GPB/CR ,S. Clls7lilt_ - .AND WA/Jiin",
STREETS "P.MDLADELPRLA, 1
INGUBANCE, . I••
orr
To
1 .1
CARGO To all pares of theNOrld. •
On Goods, by River, Canal, •Lake, and Lana warring's'
to all parts of the Unlok.
, pima issont.o.lools,
On mercnandise generally, ,
• On Stems, Dwelling Houses,&O. •••• • •
ASECRTGOB"THE
Novemberno. .
5100,000 United State( 5 per cent. loan, '71...... 895,0192 00
120,000 'United States per' cent, loan, Yol,lco 00;
200,000 :United States 7 , 8-10 per cent. loan I
•- Treasury Rotes ' 4 194,875 01/
100,000 State of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent. • I
00,666 00
64,000 State Six Per Cent. - I
Doan ....* - 53, 2 70 00.
125,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per Cent. I :
• 20,000 Pennsylvania:-Railroad Find Mort-,
gage,Y Per Cent. Bonds.. 20,000 el'
sz odo Pennsylvania Railroad Seco nd • I •
• • - ,fflige Six yer Cent -
Bonds —•- 26,750 00;
26,000-Western Penna. 'Railroad Mo rtgage * 1 •
- • Six Per. Cent. Bon_ —ds.... 2.9,760 00
14000 800 Shares , Stock 'Germantown - Gas
OcroPallyr - ,•_Prh t r e Pta - 4, 10:14 In= -
outran b y
Y-r
. '
is,sa
r so'
7,15018 E n d a 4 n i y e . giar
-spo ca •r . - . : 8,600
PenL33447a
Railroad Company. _ . - 8,150 00
40,000 Deposit with the Milled - States _ _
vernment,suhlect to 10 den 40,090 00
80,000 State, of Tennessee live Per vent.
Loan.. . 18,900 00
170.700'LoanisonBongsand Mortgage first
liens on City Property 170,700 00
1431131 1 3870 Par. • ' Mirka 996,8&9 CO
Eatata
Bills receivable Tirlisleenielle . ..--. t .,-.321,018 so
Balance' due atAgenciea.-Premlaras piraisk
rine' Policies. Accrued Interest. and other . -
debts due - the C0mpany.......•.-- - 40,611
Scrip. and Stock of sundry insuralicerand ,1
C1eehc1a,e4 1 , 1 4X% 3 81919 6,15y, 61 8, Ehthriatedmalue... 2,210 00
:4;5,968 89 I
Cash 678 48 I
- • 8 56 ,635 77
Thomars O. Hand,
John O. Davis,
Edmund - A.Bonder,
Theophtlus Spalding,
Zahn 8.. 'Penrose,
Jan Tragrunr.
Henry O. Lanett, Jr.,
James 0. Hand,
Willtiun C. Lndwisi,
Joseph H. Seal,
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
Robert Burton
John D. Taylor,
THO
: •
.70.a1q 0. DAVIS, - Vice Preside nt lntearr Vimatraar, Secretary. , deL3tael
LITMLOE 00NPANY'OF NORTE ANNUM
"r uNE,_
__PIM AND /2MAND TRANIEPOE
TATION ItirsußANCE. -
Third
Micestree N0. t. 221 WA.L.NDT street south olds, ran OS
_
The PrciperUes af this CoMpany are `Mill Invested
and furnish an available rand for the ample, indenszillai
°fame who desire to be protected bzlnsursuirs.
RIBES taken on Vessels, Freights and
CIAMNTI3AREEPORTATION BIERS on Nor
D
ehandlse lroads, Canals and Steamboats.
FIRE oßai n Merchandise, Furniture and BMA
bags in CityantOcanty.
EIIiOQ N F ID OR I S. IN 1791-OAPITIMa zth COO AMD
TOTAL FF.OP/EATEES,
mariT ll,7o3,ooo.
AL CHARTER.
ZOTO
Arthur G. Comm DIR
games N. Dicker%
Samuel W. Jonah S. Morris Walls,
John A.s3rown, John Mason
Charles Tara • George L. Barrie/3M
Ambrose Francis Oc
Richard D. Wood, Edward H. Trotter ,
Illlam Welsh, E. B. Clarke,
William E. Bowen, William Cummings,
. ~ T. Cisarbs = ton
ARMOC I : I "Wlk, Presider%
Chum= Warr. Secretary.
_EIDE ASSOCIATION,
Incorporated March 27,1860. ,
p A OFFICE, h.o. 34 N. FIFTH almost. \
f l - 1_ sureBUILDINGS HOUSEHOLD FIIII.
ZS - LYME - end DTFRCHANDISE genet,
- - alLv,
from Loss by tire, (in the ClO'o
DWladelphla only.)
',STAZIpIiENT of -the Assets of the Assocdatlon
.fannary 1,186&
Bonds 'and Mortgages on property In the '
City of Phlladelphe , _4836,466
OroundEenta.—.2o 848 81
Real 11.14ate(Offiee No 84 North Filth street)- 14,3901 s
O. S. Odvernment 5-2) 48,000 00
City Wafranta.- ..... . 616 00
rash on '27,422 48
GEORGE W. TRYON. Itesldent.
.
R.
war, H. AA mrLTON, JOSEPH LYNDALL,
JOHN SOUDER. , LEVI P. COATS, _
PETER A. GEYSER , SAMUEL SPA/SHAWN,
JOHN PHIL/UN, CHARLES P. BOWER,
JOHN CARBOW , JESSE LIGHTPOOT t
GEORGE I. YOU - G, ROBERT SHOmt A v r 1 1,
.T. BUTLER, Seerataxy.
M DELP ONDE M • .14:1031EPANY OP POILA,-
L A,
INCORPORA. 1801-011.A.BTER PEEPETII,_
I Street, ooWte tbeOir.
adonto •• - andDrLANn
y ßdNas
LIAIS economy from loss or damns!
mend terms, on inoistors, mercl:misalse,
6~, for limited periOds, and permanently on buildinys
'ay deposit of premium.
The Ooromny has been in acitivp„opesuon fir rams
thandorlagyrnion all lcemso hays
been promptly adjusted and paid.
John L. Hodge, Da DMECTOBB.vid Lewis,
M. B. Mahon? ppvlon, In Ettint,
John T. Lewis, Thomas H. Powara,
William S. Grant, A. B. Hoil_ wry,
Robert W. LeaanixA. Edmond oundlitm,
1). Clark Wharton. Samuel Wilcox.
Lawrence Lewis, . 1, Louts C. Norris.
• JOBB B; -PUCCEDEREB, Prelidtha.
Stamm Witco'. Sentetary.
T EE COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COICHLIM
01THICCE . RO.- lle SIMYrE .110178.TD1 STREET
BELOW COECESTNIIT.
"The Fire Insunuice Company of the Count, Cl
Incorporatod by the Legislature 0.1
pcomsylvanla in IBA fOr indemnity against iota CT
damage by Sze, exclusival.
°WARTED. REEtpx•rtrA... •
This old and reliable Institution, with ample canna!
and ountingent fond carefully invented continues to tn.
mrs buildings, furniture, merchandbse;&o., either , per•
manenti,y or for a limited time against loss or damage by fire, at the lowest rates consistent with the absolute
safety of its customers.'
Losses iv:Busted and WA with all possible despatob
Marla! J. Sutter, . Edwin L. Resklt.
Henry Grilly, John Horn,
Robert V. maney, Jr.. Joseph Moore,
Henry Budd, George liiecke,
Andrew Miller James N. Stone. '
.13Earmasr P. Bo
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY al
J .1 7 121WIELPIEITA.--011loe Northeast corner, c:
TRIED and BUTTONWOOD eteeetidiate,
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennal nl
s,
=anima Prankruar., Capital authoriesd by lavt,
, E 140,000. Nuke Insurance against-Loa or Daralm• qt
Fire of Public or Private Buildings, Furniture, a.b.
ooda and Macband sß en favorable team'.
DusEctross ,
George Erety Christopher H. REIM
Magnet V. =ler Frederick Staab). - •
John F. Belsterqns, Zonss Bowman:
Henry Troo_ .mner Frederick Doll.
William Mc D anie l, ' JacobScbandler,
George Buts, Jr., Stephen Smith,
Henry eiskc,sound 110 Be r,
zaward mom.
_ ' GEORGE : , MEIT, President. I
TORN. B.I3ELSTEItIaNG vine Precious,
MILL! 8L COWMAN.
A =MAW =VIAL rvotraAnos COMPANY
sci. —ONOtOratlahar 7Butluing t _No. 12 WALNe
Eutout.
t mapiats INLAND WifitAzza;
Was taken on cuttotu lulu twit %to = , t a
I: o'wuNds F ogift On itiAnd trunspottatiou" cus
t vums elk t PM Mid, other correysusau
Salami the V I M= _ _ _
' traint ioßANGl i tslilei
PErEtt Ott
' ifieditift ii MIMI tleotetAMH I
. .. n na. \
vviiiiri • tiubc %nnittLtiallett,
Pe.t@t elli W
'irtilenil i k4 it l Ahmtoiremi.
syt Et. , tot, , 101 ,,. „lon,
su ii i ml i, u 441:11.
New L. der.
Wtus Ms 2 -Mtsis Isi. Rudman '
--- --- ---__StNiut NaWis - - lii
LL 4 ditattl-a l at *l4ll.AttOn OOMPANT.r '
11 1 100BP11 RD , iiil
...-431ELARTAB PERPX
SW WAlhtbrirr ip teviranD street,' ;
- _,,,_ , . IR A. •
i t
"...zimudi • tried d cl ppAL STOOK and =Pr
.r.tioß Itkleg ili Noah d available Eitcaritio, cow
Untie td idadre OW Date , SteretZ ee mlittil Mel'
radddleki, Vehneis iri pe mid th eir ,an (Mar
Pntair.'
edi PrOVerkl, ,All re liberial9 an d PrOmPar
,AIT
~,,,,,,„k e - - it , a , )01. • 1
--- V-..0t ' - John T. Lewis,
Naha- orlon , r t t / „„,„ - 'amen B. CiampbeLll ' •
-- -al. Edmend G. Irddlli. ' , -
Pdfditat Brddi. • Outdo W. Palate's:Vl
Israel orris.
a ta ca ITRODLAB E. Bawl Preeiatiii: ,_
my a I
4 'wpm% searetarn , mu
Itar PROVILIWO LIPS AND TRUST NiON•
PAIgY
OrPoOktiVbr
ble the BMW of Pen Ivan% B t l r 6 iLth.
MORNS LTV= ALZOIN'INTNONST ON. DE ,
____Actsrre 4WD OBANTO
IgArA'r"
Samuel R. Shloley, . Rtcharithsdlemy. I '
Jeremiah /tacker, ' enry rodnee_,
Joshua IT. Morris, • ,-' ` IT Wider_ . _A_Brown
Richard Wood. wm. 0. Longsprem. - _
Chu. IT Coffin.
•
0 J...151T1RL
B owLAND .... k STEMPLICY. Preohleo\
. - Luarr. Actuary. : ; •
077/1024 -
No. 111 Bonn Fourth Met A
iroaa.slass,
ro is
Samuel E. Stokes,
F. Peniston.
Henry Sloa
Botrito
Edward Darlington, n.
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Larourcade,
Jacob P. Jones,
James BadeParirmd,,
Joshua P. Wre,
Spencer McDvaine,
J. B. Semple, Pittsburgh.
A. B. Berger, Pittsburgh.
D T.ltionan, Pittsburgh.
O. HAND Prmident.
=J. BUTTER„ PreggdOlL
See'v anti Treasurer.'
.... ~.,.,.».~...1~5~a00
vINSITIZAII.
TIRE INSURA.WE,
LIVERPOOL" and -LONDON and-GLOBE
INSIIRANCB CoMPAIdIe
~4111111011Zekt41Pitali *l ol illione:
Invested Finds, over 16 millions
Teally Revenue,
.over ,` 5 =lions:,
Invested m the Mated
States, over 01,500,000
EAll losses promptly adjoined without reference to
ngland,
ATWOOD SATITH
eaters). Agent for Pennsylvania.
OFFICE
No. 6 Merchants' . Bxohange.
reLltiith,fetn PHThapTIMEILft.
FIRE INSURANCE - COMPANY.
OFFIOE, O. 91 BROADWAY.
CAMEL CAPITA?,. ... . .. . 00
ASSETS . . .... 2524 5 5).22
26,850 00
LOSSES PAID IN 1865 —. 201,588 ,14
!This Company Insures against Lass or Damage by
Fire on terms as favorable as any other responsible
)30.671.D OP DMECTOPO.
Henry M. Taber, Robert .
Jeceph Youth', . Terry
.
stephen Cambnideng, Henry Leverich,
rred'k Cchochardt, James 8. Sanford;
Theodore W. Riley, - Stephen Hyatt,
Jacob Reese, " Joseph Grafton,
Jno. W. jSerserean, L. B. 'Ward,
D.ltyerlfg Bnydiun, Joseph'isritton.
William _Tlemcen,- . AIIIOE/Bobbins.
Thos. P. trimmings,
JACOB
CHAR. D . HARTSHORNE. Segre l Preside"
NinF lona, March 9112,1666. tar".
SABINE, DITY - 45k HOLLINBHEAD,
AGANTS,
No. .4t30 Walnut Streit, Phila.
mlus-12td
1829 -CHART E R PPRVIE'rEjAI4,
IFELA.I4I3JUM
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PH_TT. A DELPHIA.
Assets `Oa -,January 1, 1866,
02,50003,551
CapltaL.. .
. 00
Acarned &up 914,513 15
,3•Tc. mi 16
111,467 53.
dosses Paid Since 1829 Over fi
$5,000,000.
Perpetual and 1 emporarr Policies an litatail Tel=
,
DLREOTOES,
Chas. N. Banker, Edward C. Dole ,
Topias Wagner, George Fates,
Stunnel Grant, Alfred Fitter.
Geo. W. Richards, d Frail. W. Lewis, M. D.
Isaac Lea, Peter McCall
CIWILES N. A NClUilit President.
EDWARD C. DAZE, Vice President.
JAR W. IdcALLISTER. Secretary pro ten. flat=
GIRARD FIRE Mill' - 11A1111411
INSURANCE COMPANY.
01'170E,SISWALITITT ISTREET PECILACOMPETA.
I CAPITAL PAID Ifi, IN • $2%,000
(This company continues to write on Ilya Biala only
Its capital, with a good surplus, is safely invested.
Lessee by fire bavebeenprom 7ol
ptly paid, andmore that
• $5OO,
Disbmwed on this account within ooo the past law Years..
Four For the present the Milne of this company will re
at
415 wArarirr snumr,
Bit within a few months will remove to its EMI;
BUILDING.
.! N. B. COB. SEVENTH AND tair.r.rtuT,
Then, as now, we shall be happy to Insure-our patron,
at such rates as are consistent with safety.
DIRECTORS. :
THOMAS CRAVEN ALFRED S. ouzarrr,
FURMAN SILEPPAII.I), N. 9. LA.WREN_IJE L
THOS. H.ACRELLAR, CHARLES L NT
SLPPLEE. HENRY F. MENNEY,.
JNO. W. CLAOHORN, - JOSEPH R . T. B .PP. M. D.
SILAS
THOMAB MAVEN, President.
GLLIATT. V. President and• Treasurer.
JAS B. ALVORD. Secretary. ' taut(
• INSUBAIeaII IaXOLUELIVELY. TEI EIRE /NSITRANOE CON.
PANT:-L-Isonated 12125--Charter Perpetual—No
MO WALcisTE Streetar Independence Square.
Tile Compazy , fle known to the cammunit3
kir over - Ibn,, years, con tree to insure against low
or damage by nre, On Faille or Private Bitildinin
either permanently or tie a limited time: Also, or
Furnibire,Stoclos of Goods and Merchandise sieneriqy
On liberal terra&
Their Ciagital, together with a large Burping Bernd L
Wrested in the most ossetla manner, - w..h enable ,
them to orate to the Insured an undoubted anoarig, tr
the cue alas&
' I
D IRECTO RS. •
Daniel Smith, Jr., John Deve ienx,
. 1 Alexander Beason, , Thomas Smith,
Isaac Haslehurst, . Henry Lewitt,
Thataaa Robins, 7. Oill Ingtmo Bon,
I - Daniel Haddock ,
I__ , DAHIEL .e., Jr., PreaktanS.
wiors.T.Aar G. Onowsers. Secretary
A NTRR A 0 I TIC INSURANCE CIOILPANY.-
Jai. CHARTER PERPETUAL
Wee d No, 811 WALNUT-atresa, above Maui, MOIL
Wur 111111:11911galust Loss or DannVir Fire, on Build
lugs, ether perpetually or ibra lim ited time, Roush&
Furniture and dine generally.
Viso—Marine Insurance on Vessels, OarVen ant
Freight. inland Insurance to all.parts of the union,
I ' Win. Ether, " , David Pewzon.
D. Luther, " .- ) " Peter Steger,
. ' Lewin Andenried. J. R. Be,mn
J. R. Rtakiston, Wm. F. Dean,
Joe. hiandeld,_ Sohn Ketcham.
• W2l. President.
__ WM. F. DEAN, Vice-Froddent
WM. X. SMITE. Secretary .., tall
iurtrrual, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 01?
I.L PHILADELPHIA—Office No. 5 South FIFTH
Street—Ansure'Bulldh]gs, Household Goods and Mer
cliandlse generally.
ASSETS-8103.9 9 5.. 86 .• 1
' DIRECTORS FOR lees -
,CALEB cLannER, Barganza,
BENJ. MALONE. JOSEPH CIIAEM.A.N,
THOMAS MA TIOD% EDW.M.NEEDT.F.4, ,
ELLWD CHA.PmArt, WILSON M. JENKINS.
SIMEON MATLACK LUILIINB WEBSTER,
AARON •W. GA OILARLES EVANS,
CALEB • CLOTHIER, .P.resident.
T. ELLS - 0(1D CHAPMAN. 130Cretary. lezll,3m/
NAND giBURA.NOIII 001d:PANY.
N0...406
E CGETESTNUT STREE't
PIEADFILPHI..
- AND/N13;17.11 ' 'ANUS
i
• .1,12.11010 N. Buck.
" ' in° . .ii
Challell RWASIG3OII. • BAblert ' . 71- EVerr"34 IM•HA.
Hairy .Lewis • —B. - ---- k
i Wand WlliAlt, , I'AIL Etvglier.
.P. S. Jostlz . - R. D. wtmeguri
ow.
A.
IRAN Ca . Stoke%
___
_. _ Jos. D. MIL
crEual trat ra.l 6oliPrealdent.
W. Larrinnwro. eanstarr ' Vice 21114"1113
•
GIUMWAI.RE.
PHILADELPHIA
Window GLASS Waieli
BENJAMIN H. SHOEMAKER,
AGENT FOR THE
FRENCH PLATE GLASS
COMPANIES
Rog, - Frenoh 'timid German
Window and Picture Gists
And Look Olasi
. OF 1
A 9 neriCll 2 f Windoui ;Picture and Car Glass
_ - Ornsnoeritel toil' - Colored Obm. •
-. • •
205 and 207 North Fourth Street,
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__UNWORN,
RIOHARD .PVINISTANI3
Ale, Wine and - Liquor Vaults,
la.etstaxtrt, str•l3•irio
PHILADELPHIA:_
EMblielied for "the SEde of triladilitiir.
ated Liquors Only.
Special Notice to Families I
Richard Penistait's
-
celebrated, Ale, Porter and .; Brown
- 13Wnt; -
.
Now so much recommended by thel Medical Pe.Otati
ibr Invalids.
26 - PER * DOZEN.
(These Botta! holdone Pint.)
The abcWe being of the veryy o best it museibr
ltent3.adtitted tiiePri i e orkKe vlt lsdelvc
without extra
Brandies, Wines, Girls, Whisk' les ilto
Warranted pare at the loWtet ptlealble rated; b 7 the
* Bottle '
Gallon, or Caak.
CHANOPAIFeIIa of the beat.brande otrered lower
han by any other house. -
On Draught and in Bottles,-;
FMgl GEMp:p
This Is an excellent article for Invalids. It la aMt
cnreibrDyapepaia
ca f rvz.
BAY RUM,
SARDINES, do
London and Dublin Porter and brown Stott—
and Scotch Ales. •
JUST 0-vENEb
P'enistan.-'s ]Bra,ricik
Ale, Wine and Liquor Vaults;
Nos. 37 and 39 South "Third Street,
Philadelphia. Bear Entrance on 'itanlestreet. zahl9
PERKINS STERN d; CO
DE t!tiOUU}EXCLITMV3KLY lI
CALIFQUIA WINES,-
NO. 180 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
Would raspeetfuily Inform, the public that our goods
may be found in Philadelphia at the following Laura
SIMON COLTON a
ROBERT BLACK,
BULLOCK & CRENKKAW.
JAMB B. WEBB,
TeaELL & FLETCH:I4
Tr A SSA 11T) &
THOMPSON BLACK dc SON. fettw, mSna
CONSTANTINE KAISER,
No. 1.43 , South Front Street,
porter and Dealer in
RHENISH AND SPARICLEN'C3 , -
ViriNMS,
, oc9-nik,w.tark
CIA.A.JaVa r r 4:1 C
FOB 1393.
110,000.
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
1.7. IYU I\l - 'T 0 "N`,
151 SOUIN :MONT GT., 804 E AGENT.
INFS.-The attention of the trade tz 'solicited iG
the following very choice Willow, d:c., fbr sale by
JOSEPH F. BUNTON, No. 151 Swath Front We
above Walnut
IIIADEIRAS—OId Island,B years old.
SHERBI & single, double attil
triple Grape. E. Came & Sons, Rudolph, Topaz, Ried.
Spanish, Crown and F. Valletta.
TORTB—Vallette, Vinho Velho Real, Bantam and
Rebello Valente & Co, Vintages ISM to M.
lLAßES—erase File Mem and St. Estephe Club
ea t
l 'AtM uni t&T.ti—G. Jourdan, Brive &
MUSCAT—de Frontignan.
CHAMPAGNES nest Irrony, 'Golden Stare ,
de Veno.m Her Majesty and Rua] Cabinet and .other
teanrite brands.
ArtH4.lll o 4. PIPER LiSIECK, constant
on b.d; for sale by
A. 3LF.I . 11:NO, Sole Agent for this State,
mhIS-lme , 190 South Front street.
KrWIEDELoIce lota or tad Wheat, MS
'llltourbon' Wlila.lo , , for ale by IL P. MEDDLE*
TON. 5 North PONTStreet.
1715
EUIt2ITITURE TWBEDDING,
GI O. J.HEN.KEIAS,
Thirteenth and -Chestnut Streets,
MINITURE WAE KB OUSE.
ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
WALNUT DRAWING ROOM FT7RNITURE,
WALNUT DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
WALNUT LIBRARY FURNITUAR,
WALNUT HALL ro - RviTuRE. •
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITIME,
welicur ANTIQUE FURNITURE.'
Prices are as Tow as the quality of the work win.
admit of
mh2:lm Late of Zr05:.309 and 811 CRESTNTPI,
Calebrated . Parnitore Est ablishment Is removal from
Second and Race streets to the splendldNEW DEPOT.
No. 37 and 39 N. Second street,.
Where they purpose selling for one year, at about
cost.
Elecoant Furniture at Fabulously Low
Prices.'
Also at \heir Ninth and Diti:vket Streets. Branch,
where they are selling equally. low, being about to en
large the premise& •
GOULD & CO.'S FURNITURE DEPOTS,
Nos, 37 and 89 N. SECOND. Street, and
Corncr NINTH and MARKET.
T 0 . E H•E Jr,,P E'R S.
,
I have s laige EitOc every variety of Flirniture
which I will , sell a, reduced prices,detwatstmg of
- PLAIN :ARP RARBLETOP COTTAGE SLITS.
WA LRCM MURIA:BST:TM.'
P.A.BLOP. SUITS IN v.c.i.V.ET PLUSH. •
PARLOR SUITS MEALS. CLOTH. ,
•
PASLOR surrs IN REPS.
Sideboards, Nitatension Tables, Wardrobes_, Book
cases, mattnsses, Lounges, Cane and Woodsesit
Chairs, Bedsteads and Tables of every description.
- • ' P. P: GIISTENE,
• mllB,4m_ N.:N. Coiner Second and Race streets.
SPRING M4TRESS.'
/ I .Er4 QUALITY 4,16 /Op,
AND BEDDING OF EVERY \ P ES°II/1 1. 1 °N•
J. G. FELLEG t .
9 South SEVENTIE Stria.
mbl7•llni .
T .'.' . STATEN — ISLA - ND FANCY DYEING
~...• ; .tSTABLD3EEENT,
\ , AT 'I HE OLD STAI\ID . L . . ~ , •
No '47 NORTH -EIGHTH STREET MAST SIDE)
\ NO OTHEROFFICE, MTH'S WY I7 , I
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With the beneflts"iifan experience of n 1. Fib . TY
YEARS ON STATEN ISLAND , and ' ilities UN
. EQUALE.D.BY ANY .OTHER !EST.A.B4SELIENT
in this country. we offer superior inducements to those
bavA NK 4,77. R. , WOOLEN, or !FANCY GOG.?S for.
c . -:- - I :3yEING OR CLEANSING:
.- ~• , ' ; . ..... BARREI', NEPHEW S C 0. ,&"
1 NO. 47 Orth EIGHTH Street, ImuattAlphta.
`. Iqm. 6 and 7 MIDI Street; New I ork: -,
\ No. 718 BROAD WAY, New York. . .
•'-* - NO. 268 FULTONEtreet, Brooklyn.
1 043 SKILOONIS CAM ACOAB INDIGO now landlimg
from Bark. WHITE WING for Bale by JO(
DALLETT, & CO, 128 Walnut, aiea
HAVANA OIGLIti3.
PICEIELEB, Ratak%
A Large Assortment of
* GEM .T. HELsnr7+•T.
LE&LMI
GOULD &'CO.'S
(Opposite Christ March.)
DYEING -
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