ANTONIr IN AE IS.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.
IA we are side by side!—One dark arm
furls
Around me•like a serpent warm and bare;
The other, lifted 'mid a gleam of pearls,
Holds a full golden goblet in the air:
Her face is shining through her cloudy
curls,
With light that •makes me diunken un
aware,
And with my chin upon my breast I smile
Upon her, darkening all the while.
And through the chamber curtains, back
ward roll'd
By spicy winds that fan my fever'd head,
I see a sandy flat slope yellow as pale gold
To the brown, banks of Nilus wrinkling
red
In the slow sunset; and mine eyes behold
The'-West low down beyond the river's
Grow sullen, ribb'd•by many a brazen bar,
Tinder the white smile of the Oyprian star,.-
A bitter Roman vision floateth black
Before me, in my dizzy brain's despite;
The Roman armor brindles on my back,
/Ay Swelling nostrils drink the fumes o
But:then—she smiles upon me!—and I lack
The warrior will that frowns on lewd
delight,
And, !passionately proud and desolate,
I smilesto.tinswer to the joy I hate.
Joy coming nninvoked, asleep; awake,
Makes sunshine on the grave of buried
powers; ••
Oft-times I wholly loathe her for the sake
Of manhood slipt away in easeful hours;
But from her lips mild words and kisses
break
Till I am like a ruin mocked with flowers;
I think of Honor's face—then turn to hers—
Dark, like the splendid shame 'thi4 she
confers.
Lo, how her dark arms hold me!—l am
bound
By the soft touch of fingers light as
leaves:
I drag my face aside, but at the sound
Of her low voice I turn—and she per
ceives
The cloud of Rome upon my face—and
round
My neck she twines her odorous arms and
grieves,
Shedding upon a heart as soft as they
Tears 'tis a hero's task to kiss away!
And then she loosens from me, trembling
still,
Like a bright throbbing robe, and bids
me "go!"
When pearly tears her drooping eyelids fill,
And her swart beauty whitens into snow;
And lost to use of life and hope and will,
I gaze upon her with a warrior's woe,
And turn, and watch her sidelong in
annoy—
Then snatch her to me, fiush'd with shame
and joy!
Once more, 0 Rome! I would be son of
thine—
This constant prayer my chained soul
ever saith—
I thirst for honorable end—l pine
Not thus to kiss away my mortal breath,
But comfort such as this may not be mine—
I cannot even die a Roman death;
I seek a Roman's grave, a Roman's rest—
But, dying, I would die upon her breast!
DEATH OF THE LANDGRAVE OF Hgss'E-
HomsusG.--Homburg lea Bains, Homburg
e,s monts, Homburg vor der Hobe, is in
sackcloth and ashes. At "trente et qua
rante" the dealer's hand hasfor the moment
been suddenly stayed, the roulette wheel
is still, and there is no game for anybody to
make. The gaming saloons are, in fact,
closed. It is a "relftche" at the theatre; the
concert hall, too, is silent as the grave. The
"high-born, well-beloved" Ferdinand,
Landgrave of Hesse-Homburg, has been
gathered to his fathers. At- seven o'clock
on Saturday morning, while the snow was
falling heavily, the hale old man who go-
Termed this little principality died at the
ripe age of eighty-three, not at the pic
turesque Schloss, but at the hunting
lodge in the forest, about three miles off,
where he ordinarily resided. Nearly the
whole of the shops in the town are closed,
and Homburg has put on an outward aspect
of grief, which is due not merely to respect
for its late ruler, but to apprehensions for
its own future. Prince Louis of Hesse
Darmstadt (husband of the Princess Alice)
is the heir to the principality, and the great
question here is whether he will confirm
the lease of the gaming tables, extending
for twenty-five years to come, which was
granted by the late Landgrave, And this
is naturally a source of much anxiety to
-the citizens who have hitherto depended
-directly, if not indirectly, on the gaming
table for, their livelihood. The Grand
Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt is away from the
-ducal residence on, it is supposed, a diplo
matic visit to his cousin of Austria or of
Russia, apropos of the threatened
-war between Prussia and Austria,
whichpeople in these parts look upon
as certain. In his absence, and until his
pleasure has been made known in reply to
-the telegrams which have been sent to him.
there is an interregnum in Homburg. No
body can venture to do anything.; even the
'Editor of the Landgrajliela Hessischen Re
gierungs Blatt dare not -issue an extra
"beilage" announcing the Landgrave's
death. Hotelgeepers hardly know what to
think; they pretend that Homburg, with
its splendid situation at the foot of the Tau
nus mountains, and its beautiful climate,
and its medical waters, will flourish when
its salons de jeu are shut forever, 'provided
only the young Prince Louis of Hesse will
bring his charming Princess hither, and
keep court in the ancient Schloss. The agents
de change however, and the shopkeepers,
who minister especially to the luxury and
extravagance of.the gamblers are quite dis
mayed at the more moral regime being in
troduced. As for the officials, of the kur
haus, their case is even worse. A man can
turn from almost anything to be a croupier.
but there he ends: once a croupier always a
croupier. And then the closing of the Hom
burg tables would - doubtless be, a fatal blow
to the same Infamous institution elsewhere.
Hitherto it has been made an, excuse for the
maintenance of the tables at Baden, Ems,
Wiesbaden, that it was no use closing
them While 'those of Homburg, where the
play was wildest awl - most extravagant, re
mained open. But if the young Landgrave
has the moral courage to shut up the Rur
saal here, the precedent will remove the ex
cuses of other princes, and the monopoly of
gaming may go to out Monaco.
Pal/-Mall Gazette.
OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER.—The first
volume-of-the -official army register, pub
lisheffin Compliance with an act of Con
gress, has just made its appearance. It was
intended to embrace the names of all volun
teer officers of the New England States, to
gether with a brief sketch ofthe history of the
different regiments, promotions, discharges,
dismissals, transfers and a large amount of
other data of interest to former officers of
the volunteer force. ' The mistakes and
omissions in this edition will probably lead
to its suppression by order of Congress.
The next , volume, now being printed, will
soon be tailed, and is to embrace the same
facts relatiire to New York and New Jersey
regiments. The series will consist of eight
volumes, which will be issued from time to
time, from the Government Printing Office,
and will be-forwarded to all applicants :ort
the receipt of one dollar per volume, the
actual cost of publication. No copies are
printed for meMbers of -Congress.
'BOARD OF TRADB.
SAMUEL E. STOKES. .
GEORGE N. TATHAM ; moismaxir COVirll6ll.
JAS. IL CAMPBELL.
MP.
HopOrted for the ORTATION Phlladelphia Evening S
SA VANNAH—Steatner E C Knight, Denty-15 bbls
fonntain Massey. Collins & Co: 27 bars iron Morris
:Wheeler & Co; 18 bales . cotton It Gould & Bro; 67 do
yarn Hay & McDevitt;., 388 do domestics 28 do cotton
Clagborn & Herring. 1 bale cotton C W Wright; 47
kgs Engel &Wolf; 19 do
.0 Schmidt; 2 cs mdse L De
lecroix & Co; 18 pkgs-W, D Smith & Co; 4us ,mdse P
Bathe: 50 bbls vinegar Deiti mdse es t & Co. Co. W.. • h. .
arrival ana sainn or ocean Steamers.
To
amps - . .. gam , pi)11. - . TIATH
City of Cork adverpool...New York 'March 31
Olympus Liverpool... New York April 3
Saxonia Southampton... New York.. .. ... ~..April . 4
Virginia Liverpool... New York April 4
City of New York-Liverp'l...New York April 4'
St. David Liverpool... Portland April 5
City ofManchester-Liverp'l.-New York.. April 6
Persia Liverpool... New York April 7
Malta ' Liveroool-New York April lo
Louisiana... Liverpool... New York - April 11
America Southampton... New York April 1.
Cityofßoston Liverpool... New York April il
Africa Liverpool... Boston.. April 14
Kangaroo - .Liverpool...New York April 14
Palmyra ..Liverpool...New York April 17
TO DEPART.
}recta New York... Liverpool April 18
City of London... New York... Liverpool April 18
Cuba New York-Llverporl ......._...April 18
Eagle ..New York:..Havana.. April 18
Santiago de Cuba..-N York-San Juan,Nic .April 20
Coralca New York... Nassau& Hav'a...April 21
City of New York...N York... Liverpool April 21
Pereire ................New :York-Havre April 21
Hansa. ' New York... Bremen .Aprll 21
Saxonta .New York... Hamburg April 21
New York ..New York...Aspinwall April 21
Asia .Boston-Liverpool April 25
City of Boston..... New York... Liverpool April 28
North Arnerica-New'York-Rlo Janeiroolte....April 28
MARINE BULLETIN.
0 9 paira4:esir30:11n4:saiMPA'47TRiq
SUN RUGS, 5 28 I SUN SETS, 6 M 1 HIGH WANKEL 1 jai
C ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with
Steamer E ht
Knig, Denty. from S vaannah,
mdse to W J Taylor di Co. Experienced heavy NE
galesand was compelled to put into Norfolk for coals.
Steamer Anthracite. Green, 24 hours from N York,
with mdse to Wm Id Baird & Co.
Steamer Buffalo, Jones. f 24 hours frOmlNew York,
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
]Schr Frank Herbert. Crowell, 5 days from Boston,
with incise to Crowell & Collins.
Schr Nuncio, Ellis, 4 days from Laurel, Del. with
lumber to Bacon. Collins & Co.
t3cl:ir Clayton & Lowber Jackson,l day from Smyrna,
Del. with railroad ties to Jas L Bewley ak Co.
Behr Ettie Hall, Maroon, 1 day from Frederica, Del.
with corn to Jas L Bewley & Co. .
Schr Reindeer, Draper 1 day from Christiana, Del.
with grain to las L Bewley & Co.
CLEARED YEtEmEaDet. •
Steamer Hendrick Hudson, Howes, Havana, Thomas
Wattson & Sons.
Steamer H L Gaw. Iles, Baltimore. A Groves, 7r.
Ship Tonawanda, Julius, Liverpool. Cope Bros.
Bark Jessie (Br), Pentreath, Hain e,E.a. Souder&Co.
Bark John Boulton, Davis, Lagvayra. 7 Ballets Co.'
Brig R Hassell, Hassell, Matanzas, J E Bailey & Co.
Behr Minnie Binnie, Parsons, Fall River, Canner,
Stickney & Wellington.
Scar A Lawrence, Stanley. Boston, do
Behr E & L Marts, Marts, Boston, do
Schr L S Barnes. Coleman. Boston, captain.
Bohr Northern Light, Buck, Malden, Caldwell, Gordon
re..& Co.
Seta E J Heraty. Meredith, Milton, Mass. j • do
Schr Clifton Carlisle. Thorp, Baltimore, Baugh&Sons,
Bohr Minnie Bepplier, Steelman, Salem, Tyler & Co.
Schr I L Leach, Grace, Salem, do
Schr J W Vanneman, Sharp, Portsmouth, do
Schr Saratoga. Pinkham, Saco, Blakiston, Graeff& Co.
Schr 31 V Cook, Falkenberg, Boston, do
Schr M Johnson, Phinney,Oahassett .Narrows.captain
Schr Lizzie Mauls, Frambes, Boston, Day & Huddell.
Schr Panthea, Rackett, Providence, do
Behr Jas S Hewitt, Ross, Boston, L Audenried & Co.
Schr innesota, Phinney. Boston, do
Schr W (4 Bartlett, Connelly, Boston, Reading RR Co.
Bohr H Martin, Linnell, Boston, N Y and Sch Coal Co.
Behr 51 Tilton. Fritzinger, Salem, J G& G S Benplier.
F chr Lucy Isabel, Cook, Salem, Sinnickson & Co.
Schr Carbello. Northrop, Boston, Glover & alactier.
Schr B Law, Law, Salem, do
MKMORANDA.
Steamer City r f Duoun (Br), Xvnon, for Liverpool,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Steamer Atlantic, Royer, cleared at New York yes
terday for Southampton.
Steamer Westchester, Ingram, ;cleared atNew York
yeiterday,for Wilmington. DeL
Steamers City of Paris (Br) 'Kennedy; Scotland (Br),
Hall, and St George (Br), Smith, cleated at New York
yesterday for Live' pooL
steame rs Bavaria (Ham), Taube, for Hamburg. and
Fulton. Wooton, for Havre, cleared at New York
yesterday. _
Ship Guiding Star, Small, from New York for Mel
bourne, was spoken 20th ult. lat 29, lon 86.
Bark Capriolani. Reed, from Shanghae, 18th Dec. at
New York yesterday. with tea.
Bark Memento (Br), Lyall, from Shanghae, at New
York yesterday.
Bark Czarina, Seayey, 60 days from Buenos Ayres,
at 'New York yesterday, with hide , : and wool.
Bark Nabob. .Pettingill, from Foochow Bth Dec at
Boston yesterday.
Brig boatsmen, Miller. 62 days from Rio Janeiro, at
New York yesterday, with coffee.
Brig Selma, Larsson, 64 days from Algoa Bay, with
wool and skins. at New York yesterday.
Brig Batchelor, Miller. from Measles, below N York
yeSterday. Was reported bound to this port.
Brig Geo Crump, White, at Havana sth inst. from
Antwerp.
Brig Belle Bernard, Cook, at Sagas 26th ult. from
Rey West..
Brig Alice Lea, Herring, cleared at New Orleans 7th
inst. for Matanzas, in ballast.
scar A 11 Cain, Simpson, hence at Gardiner 7th inst.
Aar Henry Perkins, Mayo, sailed from Portamonth
9th inst. for this port.
Schr Sarah L Simmons, Gandy, from Wilmington,
NC, at Boston 12th inst.
Seim OCeanWnVe,Fc;ster, cleared at Mobile 7th inst.
for Cedar Keyes.
lecbr Amber .3. Reeves, Ireland, cleared at N Orleans
7th inst. for Matanzas, In ballast.
Scbr D Faust, Lord, at Sagua 29th ult. from Havana.
Bohr C M Newlns, Leanathg, at &wk Slat ult. from
BehrCordella Newkirk, Huntley. at Boston 12th Inst.
from Baltimore.
Scbr Lady Emma, beam at Norfolk 11th Inst.
edeii ) t
5-20 7 3-10
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
WANTED:
DE HAVEN & BRO..
40 South Third Street,
P. S. PETE ' SON di CO
P. O. PETERSON & CO.,
39 South Third Street.
Stocks, Bonds, &0., &0., Bought an(
Sold at Board of Brokers.
Liberal Premium paid for COMPOUND LNTEIBIDEr
NOTES. •
Interest allowed on Deposits. fe94l
.v,C1744
s to,
_ 2 ‘.2
4 . SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH la CO
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
16 South Third St., I 8 Nassau street,
Philadelphia. I
STOOKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND BOtai ON 00thastRON
-
INl4:aticST ALLOWED ON =POSITS.
5()00 TQ INVIT IN atonTGAGas.
A B OA.RVER t et CO:. -
8. VV, corner Ninth streeps,
p.EuruMmit.,l
UJAVIR.O: r
THE MOST DELICIOUSt
,' OF ALL .PER FUMES I :,-
_SOLD EVERYWHERE.N.
HIE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN : PHIL ADELPHIA,, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1866
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA
SOWRALLBOAD COMPANY-0171.0E No. 2 2 7
TR. FOURTH SkIsEET.—FRILA-DELPECLA, April
9th, 1866.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company, and an election for President and six. Mana
gers will take place at the Office of the Company. on
MONDAY, the ith day of May, next, at 12 o'clock .21
WM. H. WEBB,
Secretary.
U. CAMDEN ADD AMBOY R. B. TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY, OFFICE, BOILDU-N-
Tow.N. March ath, 3866.
NOTIOE.—The annual meeting of Stockholders of
the Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation
Company will be held •at the Company's 01liCe, in
13ordentown. on Saturday. 28th of April, 1866, at 12
o'clock, M., for the _election of Seven DlreCtora to
serve for the ensuing year..
SAMUEL J. BAY.ARD,
Secretary.
DZis , ANNIVERSARY THE
NINETY-FIRST
OF TER "PENNSYLVANIA ABOLITION SO
CIETY FOR IMPROVING THE AFRICAN
ct.c."
AT NATIONAL HALL,
SATURDAY, Arnil 14th, 8 o'clock P. M.
Addresses by GEN. RUFUS PAXTON. HON
HORACE MAYNABD, of Tenn.; GEN. BUTLER, LI
possible, and others. api.4-St,*
CONCERT HALM
THE HON. JOHN W. PORicEY
WILL
A ddress the Citizens of Philadelphia, ender the A/19
plus of the
_TEE BANNER:ER ENTSrrruTE,
Oh THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, l&X.
Suartter—"Has the War for Human Freedom been
fought in vain •
Admission 85 cents. Tickets fh r sale at PUGH'S,
Stith and Chestnut, and TRUMPLEWS, Seventh and
ChesUtut.
Lecture to commence at 8 o'clock,
IVGOOD SPRING RAILROAD LPAN y.
—PirrunimPnrA, April 9, 1556.
e ' annual meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company, and an election for President and . air
managers, to nerve for the ensuing year and until
others shall be elected,rilll be held at the office of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, No. r 27
South FOURTH Streeln Monday. the 7th dayof
May next, at 11% A.
AVM H. WEBB,
apt° Secretary.
11:XFIVE SUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD:
LMI since MARCH Ist, 1816.
The anove Reward will be paid for the recovery of
the following FIVE-TWENTY BONDS, stolen frem
the residence of the subscriber
No, 7,856 for 01,010)
7,858 fur 1,000 t Issued 1864.
" • 7.479 Jor 1,000)
The attention of Bankers and others Is called to the
above Stolen Bonds, and all persons_ are hereby cau
tioned against negotiating said securities, payment
having been stopped.
The abevereward will be paid for any information
leading to the recoveryp of the above Bonds by
B. 'NS, No. 909 Arch street.
Or address BENJ. FRANKLIN,
Chief
ayefof
Offi Oetemtve
or 's ce. Philadelphia.
WA.IVIELIS AND .JEWELRY
Owing to the decline of Gold, has made
Diamonds,
{The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. jalltf
726 'Vr - S. w TrßEET . ared t. offer tO
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL BOYEBS
OUR SPLENDID STOCK OP
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
AT A VERY LARGE TurDUCT/ON
FROM RECENT PRIES.
Onr stock includcs all the latest aha C pes Of
STRAW HATS,
BONNETS AND GYPSIES,
BONNET MATERIALS OF EVERY • .KIND,
IN EVERY 'SHADE.
RIBBONS,
ALL WIDTHS AND COLORS,
TO MAT.IH MATERIALS.
FINE LACES. ILLUSION NETS, &c.; &c
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST. DERIBABLE
YL. ,
We solicit an inspec S ti T on o ES f our stock,and do not
doubt that for completeness of assortment and mode
ration of prices it cannot be equaled., Give us a call.
ap7-Iml WEYI, & BOSENHEIM,
' No. 726 Chestnut atreet.
Mrs. R.
cit 323 and 331 ISix M
nettli Street,
has a handsome a.sso tment of SPRING i.
LINRRY; Misses' and Infants' Hats and Caps,
Silks, •Velvets, Crapes, Ribbons, Feathers, Blowers,
Frames, dtc.
. MISS ASKAM. 15 South NINTH street, has
_opened PARIS MILLINERY for Spring and
Summer. aptS-St*
grk MISSES O'BRYAN, No. 1107 WALNUT!'
111":;.` Street. will °pen FARM mr 7 . 7 .INERY for the
Spring and Summer.
ON TIVIRSDAY, April sth. apb:l2ti
New York.
s 011 LE MOULDS.— Bottle Moulds for Flint and
I Green Glass.
[09.1m.1 SOISTMAR dr SON,
S.' W. corner of York avenue and Noble street. •
IiSTABLISPOLD IN 1841). ' . , •
0 . A great variety of Bun Um- ..,AL‘s.,
brellaa • Fancy and Mourning 4 0-4 . -
~. Parasols; Sun-shades and Child. .... •
• ren's-Parasols, at - reduced prima, '
at .11.1:NCRLEYS Cild Stafid, 905 VINE S. ap&lzu*
_._. _
.:
~~~ ~.
TtALE ROPE AND 3 TWINE_ 111ANUFAMMEID
L. rar Bale t
x tri thip„
WEAVNR & 0 0..
, • N 8 North Watar street, aaa
2i North Delaware MU%
SPECIAL N4YrICES•
NOTltiE.—The annual meeting of the Stock
bolders of THE TIOG IMPIOVEMENT
efitZPANY'; A.
will be held on the first of M &Y, at the
Philadelphia Excbat ge, at 12 o'clock, M. at which
time an election will be held for Managers,'President
and Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
ape-lmi WILLIAM ELLIS, Treasurer.
na. OFFICE CATAWISSA R. R. COMPANY,
NO.- 424 WALNUT Street. ,FRILADELPIEL#4
April 7th. 1866.
The annual election fir President and Directors will
be held on MONDAY, the 7th 4 ay of May. 1866, at the
Company's office. M. P. HUTC4LINSON,
sdiw,ap7tmy74 Vice President and Secretary.
n-- 7 3
_ o ,' -
, OFFICE OF THE SIVERLY RUN 'OIL
fir.Y COMPANY, No. F 24 WALNUT street, Room 15.
In pursvance of a Resolution, ru• ssed at a meeting of
the Stockholders, held sth inst., the working Capital
Stock cf the Company remaining wis, ld wilt be sold
by public auction, at the Office of the Company, on
HIONDA Y, 16th inst„ at 12 o clock.
apll•4Q J. R. WILKINS, IR., Secretary.
EU. GLENDON _ N Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the GLENDON
IRON COMPANY•vo 111 be held at their Office, NO. 5
LIBERTY idQUAR it, Boston, on WEDNESDAY.
May 2, next, at eleven o'clock, A. M., for the choice of
Directors and the transaction ofsuch other business as
may come before the meeting.
fat:llB.3Q] C. JACKSON, la.,
BOSTON, Aprli 12, 1866. Treasurer.
n - . OFFICE OF THE MONEY. 81100.11. COAL
COILPANY, 209 WALNUT STREET, PlMA
ma.rma; April 11. 1568.
The Board of Directors have this day. declared a
dividend out of the net earnings of the Company to the
Ist instant, of THREE PER CENT., clear of Stats tar,
payable on and after 25th inst.
Transfer books Will close on the 12th, and . re-open
on the 25th inst.
apl2-Sts
IicHENRY, Secretary
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN ,EIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. Picrisnittrare
April 9th, 1866.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
SEVEN AND A HALF DOLLARS per share, for the
last six months,which will be paid to the Stockholders
or their legal representatives, on and after the 19th
natant. Clearof all taxes..
aplo.9t/
A. 0. L. CRAWFORD;
Secretary
U.NORTHERN LIBERTIES AND PENN.
TOWNSHIP RAILROAD pgrr
ADELPHIA, Aprll s. 1866
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company, and an election for officers to serve for the
ensuing year, and until others shall be elected, will be
beta at the office of the Philadelphia Railroad Cora.
pany, No. 2f South FOITRTH Street, on MONDAY,
the 7th day of May neat, at 11 o'clock, A.M.
aplo WBL H. WEBB, Secretary.
:Ir*RNOTICE.—THE NATIONAL MUTUAL IN
SITRANCE COMPANY.
e b ßooks for the Subscription to the Capital Stock
of the National Mutual Insurance Company will be
opened daily at the rooms of the Corn _Exchange, be
tween the hours (it'll% and 1 o'clock.
CHARLES H. CUMMINGS,
GEIRGE T. LEWIS,
CHARLES M. PREVOST,
Committee of Carp orators.
spill t mys
tnh2.9-t,ap2S
LADC'
DIAMOND DEALER &JEWELER;
WATCHES, JEWELRY k SILVER WARR,
WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRER
802 Chestnut St.,Phila.
a great reductibn in price of his
large and n well assorted
Stock of
Watches,
Jewelry.
Silverware, &c
VI 111 M eks, DII tVarlia)
FORSkLE.
13,Aldic , „AxopperSTUAL, for Alcohol:. In Corn
eels ":der. 4PP/lt° ' • ' •
}Mil BAILER & 004
' 7 IR Market -
GROUE6IES.
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Grand Opening of tlie Magnificen
TEA EMPORIUM,
800 2 Chestnut,
WEST. & -MOWN.
aplZ3tf
Green Corn;
• .lE'resh Peaches,
Fresh Tomatoes; Plums, &a.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
WILT IN FINE GBOXERIES,
Corner Eleventh and Vine Streets..."
JAPANESE PO WOHON TEA, - :
the finest ever Imported.
OOLONGTEA, DRAGON CHOP.
OLD GO t•VJGRJOLEDND JAVA 007YEE.c .
HOB BALE : BY
JAMES R. WEBB.
!auto WA.LNITT and EIGHTH Streets.
XTEW QUEEN OLIVEI9.-600 gallons of the finest
£ l ll Queen Olives ever imported, in store and for sale
at COUSTY'S East End Grocery lib. U 8 South Second
street.
NTEW BONELESS SARDINES, Anchovies, Capers,
-LA Dutch Herring: all of superior quality, at coma-
TI"S East End Grocery, No: 118 South Second street.
OTEFASHION SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES; also,
' D rime West India Honey, always to be had. at
C0U.57V8 East End Grecery, No. 118 South Second
street.
II $ : Its • : • 311• • C 114 :Jr
per Can, Champion Green Peas, at:4o cents per
can; Tomatoes 25 cents; all warranted; at COUSTY'S.
East End Grocery, No. US South Second street. mhl4
.IV9IFRIIITS.—Princess Paper•sheil and Lisbon
I. 7 monds; splendid London Layer Raisins, In
whole, halt and quarter boxes, choice Mame ft:- Ir
• drams, tore .• • • Bale by
• •• , • • .
e • tO, • •Z '• , u :Va. • :inAl•
5„000 CASES FRESH PEACHES, TOMATOES,
Green Corn, Peas, An , warranted to lavi
sal Isfaction. For sate by M. F.
BS
MTh and Eighth streeUt.
: Zr. choice large
rel In Irnts. Also new 8 toed and Pickled /al
mon.
Eighth For salstreet e by &
M . F. SP N. W. cor. A.Archand
lati%-20 barrels Jersey ex:titivated Oran
sto and lor sale by N.Y. BPILLIn
•
TEETH.
ROGERS'
FRAGRANT ODONTOLINE
FOR :
CLEANSING AND PRESERVING
TELE rimErrii.
Removes all snbstances destructive to
the teeth, prevents discoloration and the
accumulation of Tartar, and a spongy
lased condition of the Gums, imparting
a pleasant sued refreshing fragrant taste
to the Mouth.
Guaranteed to contain no Acid,
or any substance that will injure or de
stroy the - Teeth.
Its cleansing and healthful properties
are certified to by prominent Dentists
throughout the country.
Sold by Druggists, Fancy Goods Dealers
and Perfumers, and at the Depot, S 5 Li
berty Street, N. Y.
Ask fir ROGERS' FRAGRANT ODONTOLINR
and take no other.
JOHNSTON,HOLLOWAY & COWDEN,
•
Wholesale Agents.
mh2o-t0,t11.843t2
WALL PAPER.
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EVOCATION.
EiILOMATTrRAW INSTITUTE.—The Summer
term of this institution will commence on as.oll '
DAY, April 23. A. limited number of• city pupils
desired. • Location forty-tive miles from the city by
'railroad, and is entirely rural and healthful. For oar,
'debtors address. .1111LOMATIECEAN - • INSTITUTE','
Birdsborough, Pa. ezi
Sellable city references ttixen4 . - apl2.Bte
TEEEPAIL SESSI ON OP MISS ARROTre
BERIMARY , FOR YOUNG LADLES ,n will COW:
mence on Wedneededr, - - September 18th, ' hei
residence, corner of Poplar and Sixteenth streets
phbadelphils. 4tEer=hria i—rßOV.l3l,timlen Ham
D. 13:
_, Bev:Themes erd, Rill Allen, MR-
Mte Freeldatt Of Girard Colleen. 1717-lie
pmmt.%;Tmmuilm
INEfUltaliCE COMPANY.
i , No.toe - euzurannTraTioarr, v• ,
MuLADErAn ne. •
If IRA AND' INLAND /NRII*4.IAO/1
~. r , Prallehl kr.kr^ Jna, B. WRerro
• Charles ramarosort. Robert Potter,
• • Hemy Lewis,: -- - - , Ino.•,Ratelerr, 7r.
Samuel 'Wright.' R. D. Woodruff.
. P. S. Justice i • - . Om - . Stokes,
Gem A. RI zix . irs ' Jos. D. Ellie.
.. Pt.
wom N epaisch DOßrealden
it, Mai Prolleasi
I t
:-. WI is iiimmuna. amour.
cash Capital, $200,000
Insures against Accidents of all Kinds.
•
General 'Accidents Include 'the Traveling Risk, and
also all forms of Dislocations, Broken Bones, Sprains,
Bruise/3Cuts, Gunshot Wounds, Burns and Scalds,
Bites of'Dogs, Assaults by BurglarSßoboers or Mur
derers, the action of Lightning or Sun Stroke, the ef
fects of-Eat losions, Floods, and Suffocation by Drown
ing or Choking.
Twenty-live dollars per year will secure a. policy for
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS in the event of death
by any dfiscription of Accident, with Twentye dol
lars per week. compensation. Smaller sums in pro
portion. No medical fMarn !nation required.
. .
SETH PADELFORD,
A. E. BURNSIDE,
J. S. PHETTEPLACE.
ALLEN O. PECK,
HENRY H. ORMSBEE,
J.ABEZ C. KNIGHT.
THOS. G. TURNER,
ALEX. FABNUM,
J. S. PARISH
FRANK MAIdRAN,
L, B. FRIF7w,
ROYAL C. TAFT,
J. n: D ENV OLF,
BUFFUM
JOHN T. AL&IIBIN.
HENRY H. ORMSBEE, President.
T. El. PAIDSH, Vice President.
ItAWSoo.T.l.Searetary. •
SABINE, DITY Br, HOLLINSHEAD,
No. 230 Walnd Street, Philadelphia.
STATE AGENTS POE
PENNSYLVANIA, NEW- TEBSEY and DELA.
RE.
111:at, blies Uinta Wanted.
1829 --CHABTER PERPETUAL.
IE'Mr.A.NIELOIM
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADRTAP'HIX,
Assets on. January 1, 1866,
02,500,8E51 90.
Capital—
Accrued
Pzengama.-- 944 ' 513
15
-
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
05,000,000.
Perpetual and 1 ensporary Policies on Liberal Terms
,
Cbsus. N. Bancker, DIRPCTORS
Edward C. Dale,
Topless Wagner, George Palm,
Samuel Grant, Alfred Fiber,
Geo.
Isaac W. "Unbent% Peas. W. Lewis, M. A
Lea, Peter McCall
CHARLES N. RANCEER President.
EDWARD C. D Vice President.
JAS. W. lilt sr.T.TATEE, Secretary pro tern. fegtall
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OPIUM, es WALNUT STREET,_ P HILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL PAID IN, Gass. $200.000.
This company continues to write en Piro Etskr only.
Its capital, with a good surplus, is safely Invested.
701
Lasses by tire havebeen Ay paid, and more than
Disbursed on this acconnt Within the past few man.
Forth. present the office of this company re.
main at
415 WALNUT STREET,
Bat within a few monthe will remove to its OWS
BIIILIANG.
N. E. COB. SEVENTH AND (aims ret
Then, as now, we shall be happy to insure our patstdb
at such rates as are consistent - with safety.
raszross.
'THOMAS CRAVEN. D
ALFRED S. OILLETZ
FURMAN SHEPPARD, N. S. LAMBE:NOE
THOS. MACKTLT . T.A R emu:mos Z DUPONT.
JNO. SUPPLE& 11.' , ,TRT F. EMCSAW
MO. W. CIT. AOHORN. JOSEPH ELAFP, M, 1 1 ,
SILAS YERKES,.7A,
THOMAS C3.6lMg, Presid_ent.
ALFRED S. GH,LETT„ V. President and :.Trssasoser.
JAMBS B. ALVORD. Secretary. %DIU
INSITRALNEE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
No. 150 Booth Fourth at , above Wa
nut street
crteirrEs, PERPETUAL.
This Compnny inserect against loco or damage till'
FERE on PUBLIC and PREVA.TE buildings, FIIHNL
TUBE and MERCH.A.NDISR generally, City or
Country. Also insures dwellings perpetually by dt:r.
posits of premium.
JAM DIRELVORS
ES BROWN LEMUEL OOFFEN,_
CA 411T:FS A. Dt3Y . J. Tr FT.T TORN JONES,
WI:LEL/UK D. LEWIS, JOHN WOODSLD
WM. N. NEEDLES, WILLIAM B. EU
JOHN D. TAYLOR, WIE. C. LONGSTRICPH,
THerMAS ./LEKREM 64 JOHN N. It tatillaNt
J BROWN, President.
CHAS. A. Vice President.
THOMAS NEELSON. Secretary isissrutbly
TSBhEr.la NOE INSURANCE COMPANY OP
RILADELPRIA.
Incorporated in 1841.. Charter Perpetnal
OFF/CE, No. soa WA_LNDT STREET.
CAPIA_L, 10:0,000,
Insures against loss or damage by FIRE,
Rouses, Stores and other Buildings, litsited or per
petnal, anwnd on Furcounl ay. niture. Goods Wares and merchan
dist( in to or
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
-6403,004 79
Investealn the ialo - jai
First Mortgages on Oily Property, well se•
cured--- 1124,100 is
Vatted States G overn ._........_........
Loans.-- .- . 135,000 00
Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loans...— . --- 55,01:* 00
Pennsylvania iz,ooo,oack 6_ per cent. Loan.. 21,040 cc
Pennsylvania Ra il road Bonds, first andie.
cond Morbrares. 55,000 00
Camden and Amboy Bailroad Company e
6 per cent, Loan.
Phil..dPiphia and - Reading Railroad
pany's 6 per cent. LOl3ll 5,000 (V
RuntMgdon and Broad Top? percent, moil;
gage bonds...—. . • - 4,560 CV
county Fire Ins u r ance -*
1,050 to
Mechanics' Bank stook— 4,000 le
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock.- woo et.
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.. 530 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadel.
Cash hi in bank
Nmor
Ms
g
$408,004
CTO
Clem. Tingley, DIRE
B RS. eal. W. Tingley,
Win. Musser, Marshall HILL
Samuel Rispharn, Charles Leland,
R. L. Carson, Thomas H. Moore,
Robert Steen, Samuel Castuer,
Wm. Stevenson, Allred Ringliah.
James . Young.
CLEM. TINGLEY, President.
THOMAS C. HILL, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA. December 1,1865.
.! • Z :CA: II: t• l
__WILMIIi/LY Ldthlr, No. le WALhari
Stmt. .N.A.RDNE AND ENTAND INBUILASTOSS,
Biekeraken on versa% dimes and elate to all pa
of theworle, and on (Go ods on Inland = .eportan on
even, = IA N nwroane and other conveyance)
thrOUXhOnt thetnited states.
PATER •
BOW= J. IDEA Beere
Willtiun' Cis%
Peter Callen.
John Dall
William H. Merit*,
s,
/ )1 =
Win. X. Richards
rtlArBoll
0
ili
iNE3IIIWrOS I:IBCELVEINirELY. TEM
LVAINTIA. MBE ~ K NfiIITRA.NOIS 001 -
PANY—lnco rated:=s-oharter Perpettutl—Na
510 WALNUT Street, opEtite Independenoe Square,
Tide Company , dkvorab blown to the comnamoltf
for:over fort 7 leant, bon nes to husure aW th lz s a
or damage by lire, on Public or Private
either permanently or fbr a bruited llate. Also, we
Furniture= of Goode and lderbbanthoottonerallir.
on liberal
Their Capital, toirethei with a large gprplue Fund 111
Invaded In the most careftd • =saner. w hich .so
them to oftbr to, the Insuregi an undoubted eeonrll7 In
the case of lose. • ••
Dntiteroits.' '
timid mouth, Jr. - Solna Devereldr,
Alexander . Bens on, Thom" Smith,
loam) '
ThOmila RObitke, GI own
• Daniel-Haddo ck r.
DAIMECL•e•Trt, Jr.. Prodded':
....lame 0. Cteowiam. Sec:Fetal,
A NTHRAorTE INITURAMpr. 00.1dPA31Te*
CHANTER .P.II2IIPETUAL.
Otil__,ce No. SM WALNUT street, above t. Phila.;
WM insure against Loss or Dama. by Fire, on Ban&
Inge, either perpetually tir fb.r a limited Ulna, Mouse/ill
Furniture and Merchandise generally.'
Also-Idari fie Insurance -on Vessels. Oareis and .
Freight. irdandlnsnrance to all parts of the union,
, DLEUIXITO3IB. -
""-u Esher. ' I David Pearson,
Lnther r • 'Peter Sieger, -
Lewis ndenried, J.E. Banm,
7.13. Illakiston, Wm. P. Drell,.
7oa. Randal. • , I - John Ketcham.
- . recivrazi Vloe•PresldPresident.
Di
ent.
a SMITH. Ele=etar9 lan
7 i 3 ISINIE7ISANVE.
- TRAjV.ELLERS,
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
.2s7EW YORK Rijurportarcas.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
HOYT, SPRAGUES
GlO. S. BOBBINS
SON:
ANTHONY dk HALL,
J. C. HO WE 00. •
DUCT,. TILLINGIL4ST
LOW, HARRIMAN.
DlALLe.tdi, co..
:A , CLAIMS,
vt467 44. -
"ROWE FOR WM,
$310,000.
TIIE 3E10.31E
s . 1' vioe.Preatare
J. Jo tan Browe'
Samuel Baton,
Maessonornny Erdeldruh
L. Elder
N a h um
ElerraL f 101
DELAWARE marrum, aerETY 2151131ntANIN
COMPANY,
iNCORPORA.TEN-BY Tint-wraiSLATIMIIMIP
PENNSYLVANIA 11385,
oirriolc:. E. carama AID WALNUT
STREETS ' PHILADELPIELL
nießartz
ON VESSELS, arsuRA.NOE.
To cARGQ, _ To all pasta of th e world.
PRESORT, - -
ELNISIMAsoIiS
on Goode, by River, Canal, Lake, and Land Oarrismi
to_all parte of the Union.
..E INSURA.NOES.
On Merchandise generally,
On Stores, Dwelling Honed, dto,
ASSETS OF TICE COMPANY, :-
November 1, 1865.
0100,050 United States 5 per cent—loan, '71...... 085,900 00
720,060 'United States 8 per cent; loan ' 81...... M,100 CO
MOO United States 7 8-10 per cen t, loan
Treasary Notes 194,875 011
..
100,000 State of P ennsylvania Five Per Cent,
Loan . 00,65 G Di
54,060 State of. Pennsylvania Six Per Cent.
Loan - - - 53,259 00
125,000 City of . Philadelphia Six Per Cent.
oan ,
20,000
_Pe Railroad - Fhni Mort-
112 812 lie
gage,Six Per Cent. Bon -20,000'00
25,060 Pennsylvania Railroad S econ d *Mort
_gage Six Per Cent -- 80nd5....- 23,750 00
25,000 Western Penna. Railroad Mortgage
Six Per..... Cent. Bonds.. ..,.. .... »...._....... 723,750 00
11,000 800 Share s Stock G er ma ntown
Company, principal and interest -
guaranteed by the City of Philadel-
Phia. 18,537 50
7,150 143 Shares StOCk 'Penna. Railroad
- Comn..y
. 8,580 00
5,000 im stock North isennsyl '
Railroad Company. 8,250 00
40,000 Deposit with th e united State s . G
overnment, subject to 10 days ca 11...—. 40,000 00
80,000 State of Tennessee Five Per Cent.
• .Loan ..
170100 Loans Cal i'onts and Mortgage, Mist
Hens on City Propertyl7o,7oo 00
1.088,850 Par.
- 998.580 09
Real Estate.-.
as.= 00
Rine receivablrfeelaaCa7,-.7.121;0111 80
Balanceedtu3 atAgendes.-Premiunte onita:
rine Policies. Accrued Interest. and other
debts due the Company_ _ 40,8 u!!
Scrip and Stock of srandry - Innurance - and •
other Compa nies . 85,183. Estimated value... 2,910 00
Cashin Rao
.... 89 - , -
Oath In 678.48
fe2Otrt.th
Thomsa O. Hand, .
John C. Davis,
Edmund A. Bonder,
Johnß Pephllu anrose Bpalturig„ - -
John ,
Janus Traqualr.
Henry O. anal, Jr.,
James C Hand,
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Beal,
George G. Lelper.
Hugh Craig,
Robert Burton,
John D. Taylor, ---
THO..
JOHN
31.112:BY LYLBI7B.N. =
CCE 0011TANY OF NORTH. D INLAND T AlnanCLA;
P-MLANtuTE,_ITLEtE ANE..NEPOR
TATION INSANCE.,
Third
N 0.22 1 WALNUT street, south side, east el
L
Theme ea of this Company are well invested
andan avaP,able fondfor the sontti r Ldemnity
of all rut who desire to be protected Insuranga r
RI EKE taken on Vessels, anal
Ett - • a TRANSFORTATTON RIMS on Mr.
cbandisemtallroads, Canals and Steamboats.
FIRE on Mercbandbse, Furniture and Band
inks in Citv and Conntv
LITODEFMATM iimerzoi-ea.prrWO AND
WD IN AND SECURELY
TOTAL PROFERTDES, .
PERFIETUr tI
CHARTER.
111313=0.11J3.
Arthur R. n , $ J
N. Dickens„
Saranel W. Jones, S. Morris Wain,
John Aatenwn, John Moo
Charles V at % George L.
Ambrose Francds B.
Richard D. Weal, Edward .11. Trt ipwi tsg.
WWI= Welsh, E. &Clarke,
WMiam E. Bowen, William Otur=ms,„
T. Cbarleton
....
CRAKE= Pr.5.g. 1 7. 11:51 G ' GC14 " 1244 . Fraddant.
FIBS 4SSOCIATION,
•Incouvrated March 24 isso.
• A OFFICE, T .No. 34 N. FLPITE street. In: sure BU r I ILLSGS, HOUSEHOLD FITS
NITITRE and MERCHANDISE goner
=-ally. front 1.0s:418y '2 ire, (in the City 0
Philadelphia only.)
STAT3IIIIIII2IT Of the Assets of the Association
January 1, 1664.
Bends snd 'Mortgages on Property in the
City of Philadelph,
_4883,465 17
Groundltents_ 33 848 81
Beal Estate (Otlice — No 84 North rorth street) 14,836 13
11. S. Government 5-33 • 45,000 03
11. S; Treasury 6,640 00
0
Cash on 27,422 4&
W. TBUS .T71.11k,
• GEORGE TRYON, President. -
WTI. H. HAlcumm, JOSEPH R. LYNDALL,
JOHN SOUDEEL LEVI P. COATS, _
PETER A. _KEYSER, SAMUEL SPARHAWA,
JOHN PIELLRLN, CHARLES P. BOWER,
JOHN CARI3OW JESSE LIGHTFOOT,
GEORGE!. YOUNG, ROBERT SHORar ARNIN,4*
WM. T.BUTLER, Secretary.
INIROLANOE :COMPANY OP P te;PS E N X HIA.
INPOBATMis 11304—CEHAPTER
IMAM COP
WALNUT Street, te the
Inaddttle gan INB ON
thaTorootny is from loss or Mamma by Fran.
on lmprai terms, on bribrring% niernh an dr ia
grajor limited periods, and permanently oir building'
brdeposit of preznium.
The Coln has been In active operation ibr more
than • daring which all losses halm
Wan promptly adl and paid,
088.
John L. R Rode,Rode, DTEtECT David Lewis,
J M. B. liahonY Benjamin =Mg,
ohn T. Lewis. Thomas H. Powers.
William EL Grant," A. B. hicH_ enry,
Robert W. leamlna. Edmond Oastillon,
D. Clark Wharton. Samuel Wilcox.
Lawrence Lewis, Jr Louis C. Norris.
JOHN B. WIIIIIMEIMEII, Presidium.
BAMIIIIIL IArtGOO.X. SeCrOtlia7. - -
THE COUNTY FLRE ENSITRAMCIC COMPANYA
OFFICE NO. 110 Boum FOURTH Ernutsz
BILLOW asmsvartrr.
"The Fire Insurance Company of- the County of
ridladairdda." Incorporated by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania in Ira, for indemnity against ions or
damsel by fire exclusively
CAAR'TER — PiCRPETUAL.
This old and reliable institution, with am lde capital
and ciintingent fund cazettely invested continual to In.
sure buildings, furniture, merchandise, dr..., either per.
manently or for a limited time, against loss or
by tire, at the lowest rates cons i stent with the it=
safety of its customers.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible despatch
DM:WTOBS. -
thA l s
Charles J. Butter, Edwin L. Reakft,
Henry orilly, John Horn,
Robert V. Massey, Jr., Joseph Moore,
Henry Budd, George Menke,
Andrew H. Miller James N. Stone.
J. SUTTER, Prtleidlini
REETJAXI2II F. HoEcumnv. - Sedy and Treasurer. ,
FIRE INGETBANCIE COMPANY pt!
PPIL E IM Iii
ELPHlA.—Office Northeast corner OS
THIRD and BIPFRONWOOD street:3oWe Team=
Incorporated by the _Legislature of Penniyl
CtaArnese Piterlrruan.
s itt i al anthorbod by Tagil oEoo. Make Imonance t Loss or arnall
Fire of Public or Private Braidings, Furniture, D
Goods and Machin favorable terms.
DELECTOBS,
~...,
GeOrge ChristopherlL Millen,
August frOiler, Prederickataaks,
Jobs F. Bebsterling, Jonas Bowman,
Henry Troonaner Frederick Doll,
William McDaniel Jacob Behead's'',
George Bata Jr., .. Stephen Smith,
Hear/ ,Garker, Miller.
Edward Mo Samuel m
GEORGE . MEIY, President.
JOHN P. BELBTERT, wG. vloe PrellidniJ
la PHILIP E. COLEMAN. Bea..w.
1.000 c
. 5.914 ',l
de2C4h.s,ftyl
A ijillaZIOAN SHOM THEMBA.NUID COMPANY. • .
B
► HIOORPORAIXD nack-caszrica /mum
311) W4L12417T Street, air THIRD Street.
HILA Du 7
Hiving* P
paid up CAPITAL STOCK and STB.
PLUS Invested sound and available Securities, con.
Untie to insure on Diuffinge, Purn ittre Mon.
chandlee, Vessels In port, and their and. other
Pezeonal Properly. AM I liberally an plummy
adjustAL . -
Thom B. Marie,
John Walsh_
Elamttel morton.
P4trisk Reads,
lima
rEEEOHA
Azioarie
C. L. aaawmarc.D.
rilllF PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST :.007[..•
_l_ PANY,
_OF PHILADELPHIA.— '. _
Incorporated by ; the State of Penneylvania, S d month.
INSURES LIVED,AIL Id AVIS INTRUST ON ;DN.
POSITS AN D GRANTS ANNUITIES.
I
Samuel R. Ilihipley, Richard Cadbury,
Jeremiah Hacker. • - •• Henry Haines,
Joshua H. Norris, T: Wilder Brown,
Richard Wood . ' ' . p Wan. O. LOngstrall.
Ohssffin
: SAItITOLL k SHIPLEY, PraildNlN. '
ROWLAND
_,-.. _ ,
ICIVIIIAL FIRE INSITRANCE OOMPANE„,..__OW
pHILADR,LpHIA.--offize No. 5 Smith mir-r.M.
street—oaere Bending% Household. Goods and !der
ehsuadlee general/Y.
ASSETS-8103.793186;
DIRECTORS FOR 1866._
CALEB CLOTHIER, WM. P. !REEDER.
BFNJ. MALONE,. = .70SEPRCHAPMAN
THOMAS MATHIDEM, EDW. M. MRFOR4
T. FILTNPD CHAPMAN, WILSON M. .T
SIMEON MATLACK, - Lati_eays-w•EBST
AARON W. GABlr CHARLES Virli:Frel.
CALEB „CURRIER, President.
T. FLLWOOD CmLiPirtal. a-secretary. • fen; anal It
BOARDING.
•
VACANT NEXT WEEK—A Large Front Room.
with Board, 9 1 78PM:10H at aPIZ-1/1,9,01,3ts
Iftwketvalne.
mass rr
BS. 14,2m05a0 la
• •
Samuel E. Stokes,
r. F. Perdstort,
Henry Sloan,
WiDlain 6 . Boulton,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lafottreade,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Hunt treble, _
J. B. Semple, Pittsbmrgh,
DB. Berger, Pittsburgh.
,Pittsburgh.
HAND.C. Presidet.
au. delat
DA.VIS, Vice Presiden nol t.
t
John T. Lewis,
James B. Campbelll
.Edmund G. Duenh.
Charles W. Panitnar
Presider&
Secretary. MY=
Ill,Bont Foarth Sliest