[FrOn Mk Al%Mkt' for gar 1 t i
MONO THE 1 AII7IZELS.
BY HENRY W. LONGFELLOW.
The sunset's gorgeous dyes
Paled?lowly frotu : the alciw;
And the' clear heaven was Waiting for the
stars,
As aide by aidei we strayed' -
Adown a sylvan glade,
And found our pathway crossed by rastie
hare;
Beyond the barrier lay
green and , terniiting Way,
4. 4 rehoti. with .fair laurel trees, abloom and
• • tall= " " 'l3
"1
-- Theiretipo aftender snow -
Touched with a r4si:glow3,';
-And warm sweet. Shadows. treMbiliig over
:The chestnuts sung andsighed;
The solemn oaks replied,
And distant pine trees. crooned in slumber
ous tones;
While music low and. clear
Gushed from the darkness near,
Where a shy brook went tinkling over
atones.
Soft' monies; damp and sweet,
Allured - our waiting "feet,
And brambles veiled their' thorns with
treacherous bloom; • =
While tiny'fleclis - of flowers,
Which own no name of ours,
Added their . mite of, beauty and perfume.
And bark! a hidden bird—
To sudden utterance stirred,
As by a gushing love too great to bear
With voiceless Silence long
Burst into passionate song,
Filling.with his Rweet trouble all the air.
- • Then one, whose :eager soul.
Could brook no slight control,
Said, • "Let us thread this pleasant pall,
- dear friend--
jf thus the way can be -. . •
So beautiful to see,
How much more beautiful must be the
- -end!
" "Follow! this solitude
May shrine the haunted wood,
storied so sweetly in romance and rhyme—
" Secure from human ill; • "
7 - -And rarely peopled still
By Fauns and Dryads of the olden time.
"A spot of hallowed ground
By mortal yet unfound,
Sacred to nymph and sylvan deity—
_Where foiled Apollo glides
`.- - And bashful Daphne hides
Safe in the shelter of her laurel-tree!"
"Forbear!" the other cried—
"o, leave the' way untried!
Those joys are sweetest which we only
- -Aiud the impatient soul,-
. That seeks to grasto ,the whole,
Defeats itself by its own eagerness.
"Let us not radely.shake
The dew-drop from the brake •
Fringing the borders of this haunted dell;
And the delights which are—
The present and the far—
Lose half their charm by being' nown too
well!
"And he mistakes who tries
To search all mysteries—
Who leaves no cup undrained, no path un
- tracked;
Who seeks to know too much
Brushes with eager touch
The bloom of Fancy from the brier of Fact.
"Keep one fair myth aloof
;From hard and actual proof;
Preserve some dear delusions as they seem;
Since the reality,
How bright soe'er it be,
Shows dull and cold beside our marvelous
dream. .
"Leave this white pace unscored. •
This rare realm unexplored,
And let dear Fancy roam there as she will;
. Whatever page we turn,
• ' However much we learn,
Let::there be something left to dream of
still!"
Wherefore, for aught we know,
The golden apples grow
In the green vale .to which that pathway
leads;
The spirits of the wood
Still haunt its solitude,
'And Pan sits pining there amongst the
reeds! .
A Singular Etplosion.
[From the Prov!deuce Journal] .
About twenty minutes past 11 o'clock
Friday morning, one of the iron heaters
(fire-proof chambers fifteen feet square
and occupying two stories of the build
•ing) at the Providence Rubber-Works,
on Dyer and Dorrance streets, blew, up
with a loud report, demolishing entirely
a triangular portion of the two-story
building, about one hundred feet longon
both streets and, fifty feet across. About
one hundred feet more of the same
building, on Dorrance street, was un
roofed and badly shattered, while the
• south wall of the four story, building
was torn so that it will have to be taken
down, and the extreme corner of that
building:demolished.
Fortunately, there. ; were no persons in
the demolished portions' at that time.
The :works were not • employing: a large
force of hands. . In the lower building
the-only Person who had occasion to be
in the part destroyed, had left a few
minutes before. _ the _third story of
the other blinding,' severatgirls were at
work very near the place where the wall
was broken in, buts they ; escaped, and
none of the help were injured.
The cause .of the :explosion was the
ignithin of the vapor of naphtha(inwhich,
substance the rubber is "soaked i.e apre
liminary stage of the manufacture) with
in the chamber, perhaps'bY the taking
fire of some portion of the goods, of
which a large quantity were destroyed
in the heater. That was a
very violent one is shown not only by
the amount of devastation caused, but
by "the distance to which objects were
blown, the fifth story windows of a
building on Clifford street, upwards.,pf
150 feet distant, being; broken by thein.
The streets were filled with debris; but
we heard of only one passer-by who was
burt. J.W.Briggs, mison, residing
at 84 Point street, who was driving by on
Dyer street, had his side bruised and his
wagon filled with bricks.
There was insurance on the buildings
for upwards of fifty thousand dollars; in
New York and Providence offices. Of
the latter, the Commercial, Merchants;
• Equitable, Gaspee and Narragansett had
policies of „woo each._ The damage by
fire;however, - was inconsiderable. .The
engines played upcsi-the ruins and: kept
them from burning Much. The -build
_ ings destroyed had just been repaired
from the effects of a recent fire. •
TIIE noted guerilla, Allis Harper,liai
been seen recently in the vicinity R f lO
land station; Tenn.: Seterarof Ehirfrees
gang were there, and it is,tepOrtedthatilar 7
per himself is in that rieighborhood;fbiffly.
YrOunded,
t IMPSII*Ura NOILIGIIM* !"1. *I
. _
NOTICE.—The Annual Election for President
hey and Manage rs of the ELMIRA AND WIL
SPURT YLROAD COMPANY will he held'
rt their ofliciaiWATalant atrae t t o IidOEDAY, May :
t. at 12 VolOCk11-
ap2l s,wi,th.ttori L. P. GEIGER, Sees.
traPOPE FARM OIL COMPANY.—The Annual:
'' Meetli r rg
_cif the, Stockholders. of this Company.
al be held at bIo, , SOMS. BRET street (Second story),
nn MONDA 7 E.'hiay 7th.. 4 1866,..at 12 , o'clock M., for the of Officers for the ensuing year. Ac .&c.
Ac.
ap2.2420 4. W. GRIFPLN, Sec'y.
OFFICE OF TEE JR I'ING OIL .3c *LNIATG.
NO. 524.1VALNUTtitreet,"Reetti • __- •
The - annual meeting of 'be Stockholders of this
Company will be held. on TUESDA: , 15th May, at fl
o'clock, for the election °rod:Were to serve for the en
suing year! - - 3 - o t r;.E. wrrarrNS, JR.,
apanyni Secretary.
NOTI,E.—The .annuat meeting of the Stock
holders of THE TIOSA IDIPRaVENENT
....TADPANY will he held on the first of AL A.Y, at the
Philadelphia Erchatge,- at 12 o'clock,M, at.which
fimesn election' Will .13e held for Idana,gell, Ftwildent
~C.Pittreastirer, for the ensuing year .
ap6-linf WILLL&M ELLIS, Treaenrer.
ONO OFFICE CA.TAWISSA. R. R. COMPANY
'.
.424-1W.42,N1}7 . Street.. .p4tr,s_nat.e.RGi,
April Stft.lB6(L.' ; ,
-The - annual election-for President'andllirectort . will
be held on MONDAY, the 7th aay or May. 1868. at the
Company's office, M. P. 11.IITCERKSON,
-, Seiw.,BP7tmY7l .Y.itte President and; Sedt*tAry.
GAP_ COMP.ANY.--The Anmial
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Gap Mining
Company of Lancaster County will be held at the office
40 .116 Booth T.ll4:Rii street, on -MONDAY, May qtal,
at 4 ,o'Clbe.k.'Par.:Ct • -
An election - will be held for Five Directors to serve
for the ensuingyear., ROA:OXLEY,
airNOTICE. DELAWARE AND RARITAN
T CANAL COMPANY—An election for nine DI.
it ORS of the above.-Company , to serve for the
ensuing Year. will be held at the office in Princeton,
New Jersey. on THURSDAY the tenth (10th) day of
May , 1266, at 12 o'clock, M.
ap2S-P
.• 'JOHN: r. SIWILTON,
it '• - ' " Secretary.
U> OFFICE OF SUGAR watari OIL
COMPANY, 532 WALNUT STREET, Pane-
D.ELPICIA, April U. 1866.
The. Aroma -.llfeeting of, the Stockholders of the
Sugar Valley Oil Company will be held at the
Cumpany'a office, on TUESDAY, May Bth 1866. at 12
o'clock M . BEN'J. WAAVER,
&AMU 113 3 . 8. • - Secretary.
.1 : I '• $ • :(1.4: Rs: M:
(MLI.ANY; PanaDELPECUL, April 26,1888.
An Election for two Trustees of the Northern Li.
'es Gas Company will be held at the Office of the
.mpany, LAUREL street, .below Front, on TU
I I Ay. may Bth , between'll. o'clock. A, AL an.
o'clock P. M. . W. P. FODELL,
ap2.1,26,28,my1,3,5 Secretary.
. - WEST DRANCECCOAI.4 IRON, ORE -AND
LUMBER COMPANY, Office 308 WALNUT
'Street, PariaxamPluA, Awn 17, 1 a66.
'I he Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany and an election for officers will take place at the
office of the Company on MONDAY, May 7th, at 1
o'clock P. M. -
ap2a.a,ta.th ,iry7t J. IMJAOP.N JONE 3, Seey
NOTICE.—, ANNUAL MEETING Or
11;E T.s.r. the Stockholders of the BARCLAY COAL
Co ANY, will be held at their Office, N. W. corner
ot FOURTH andWALN CT at re et,Philad elphia HON
LAY, May ith, 1666, at 12 o'clock, noon, at which time
and place an Election will be held for officers to serve
the ensuing year. HARVaY saa.w,
apl7-tu,th,s-9t• becretary.
OFFOE OF THE MINERAL OIL CVMPANY,
524 WALNUT ST itE'FT, PHILADELPHIA., April
2% 1866.
The Ana nal MePting of tce Stockholders will be held
at tt Cr office on F MAY, May 11th, 1886. at 12 M , for
the election of Five Directors toserve the ensuinvear.
THO ap26-th,s,to-tMFIII Secretary.
OPEICEOF SHAMeKIN AND. BEAR VAL.
R•2 '. .1.E1 COAL COMPANY, No. 214 CHESTNUT
street.—PIIISADELPHIA., AMU 24th. 1866.
The annual Meeting otstockholders, and election or
Officers of the Shamokin and • Bear Valley Oral Com
any will be bold at theoffice of the Company on
MONDAY, May 7tb,1866,at 12 O'clock. M.
WM. P. AT10N507 , .7.
ap25,27,80,my2,4,5/ Secretary.
OOFFICE OF THE METALLINE 'LAND
00MPANY, No. &24 WALNUT street. Plaid,
DELPHIA, May 2;166E •
be Stated A ennal Meeting of the Stockholders of
the METALLTNELAND COMPANY will he held at
the Office ot the .Company, on MONDAY, Tune 4th
proz. at 12 o'clock, M..F. . WOMRATEL
inyk-tJe4,l IC
Clerk.
agTHE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE ANNU
rry AND TRUST COMPA.NY OF PELLA-
D HtA.
en Election for Fourteen Managers alit be held at
the Office of the Company, N 0.408 CHEnTN UT street,
agreeably to the Charter. on MONDAY, the 7th that.,
from 10 o'clock A. M. to 12 o'clock noon.
May 3 , 1866- JNO.*F. JAMES, Actuary.
. . M93-31.*
CAMBRIA. IRON COMPANY. —A special
b.,D 7 meeting of the Stockholders of the Cambria
iron Company, will be hi Id on THURSDAY, May
31st, 1866, at the office of the Company; N 0.400 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, at 4 o'clock, P. M., to consider
and determine the disposition of the residue of the
capital stock and such other business as may then be
submitted.
By order of the Board. - •
ap3o-tmy3l* - JOHN P. HILLS. Secretary.
TREASURY DEPAR TALENT, APRIL :STH,
12:1866.—.N0vce is hereby given, that the Treasurer
or the United States, the Assistant Treasurers at New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, and the United States
Pepositaries at Baltimore acid Crneinnati have been
directed to discontinue. from this date, the receipt of
deposits on account of Temporary Loan, except those
intended for Clearing ouse purposes. . -
H. McCULLOCH.
'apB6.6t s Secretary of the Treasury.
ÜbOFFICE OF THE VIILCAN MINING OW
PANY, 824' WALNUT street, PHILAD2LPICIA,
April 21;1866:
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of
the stockholders of the Vulcan Mining Compan.Y will
be bell at the Office of the Company on THURSDAY.
May 10 prox. at 12 o clock M., for the election of Di
rectors and the transaction of other business.
F. Z. WOMRATH,
:a. •• • .11 • e• • :• - • :
ISHOLLERS OF THE BLOOMSBURG IRON
s' ANY will be held at the Company's Office. at
IrOnditlea's., on WEDNESDAY, May 23d, 186 S, for
the purpose of electing nine Directors to serve the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of other business
WILLIAM E. EL BAKER,
secretary and Treasurer,
No. 2 1 3 North Water street.
4.• - • apis-3oti
0:;:t. THEholder ANNUAL
GREE N MEETING of the Stock
s of the MOUNTAIN COAL
Cu ANY ',Will be held on TUESDAY, May .Bth,
1868, - at 8 o'clock. P. M., at No. 3 Merchants! Exchange,
Philadelphia, to elect Five Directors to serve the
ensuing year, and for such other business as may come
before the meeting . -
The Transfer Books will close on 30th instant, and
reopen on May 10th.
ap24 tu,th,s,6t*" WM. S. GREEN, Sec'y.
OFFICES OF REVENUE _EXTENSION
FuWaSILVER, MINING COMPANY. .142. SOUTH
TH STREET; PHILADELPHIA, May ad, 1868,
. - . _NOTIC.E STOCKHULDFRS.
Einbicribera to the
STOCK OP THIS COMPANY.
Are hereby notified to call at the Ofitce,•and ' -
- EXCHANG E TBEA SCREWS RECEIPTS
FOR CRRTIFIOATES OF STOCK.
order of the .Directors. • . • • ' •
Vi r mw L LITE,
nay&thtf,tutit* • Secre ILT:r tary and Treasurer.
PRILADALPHLA. AND. READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Oftlee 2.27 South 'FOURTH
Street, PECCLADELPELA 1888 i • •
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of this
Ccmpany, that the option of recelyint their. Dividend
in Stock or Cash, under theresolation of theßoard of
11th December, 1865; will cease on and after the Star of
May,lB66,and that each Stockholdersas do not demand
their Dividend to be paidto them in Stock on ar-before
that day, . will_ be thereafter entitled to zeceive
Cash o
sP23-imp RBADFORIVPreaStirer.
. _
iIWTREASURYIDEPAB.TNCENT, APRIL 27.rn,
IS66.—lcetice Is hereby given that on the 11th day
aY. 1866, the interest upon all certificates of depo
sit on account of temporary loan (other than those.is
g
sued for • Clearin House - purrs:ales), then 'outstanding
and unpaid, will be reduced:to the uniform rate. f five
per cent. per .annum froui that date, and all persons
then holding such certificates in which a higher rate of
interest is specified; are requested to present the sante
to the officers „by-whom issued, that other 9ealificates
maybe substitutedtherefor.. - • • • • '
•- . H.McCU
he LLOtill,
ap3o-8t Secretary of t Treasury.
LI.DRLAW .A.RE IdINING COMPANY OF MI
CRlG.4.l4.—Notlce is hereby givemthat•all Stock
In thiti Company on which the eleventh Installment of
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents per share,called February
7th, N.
and due February' Istir. 1866, Js - nor paid, 18
.forfeitettfbr.itald default; and - that: awording to the
Charter and By-Laws of the Oompany,it ' sold
atPeale Auction on FRIDAY, the first day-of June,
1868, at.1.2 - M., at the office of the Secretary of the Com
puny, 80. 326 Walnut street, Philadelphia, unless paid
at or before that time. •
By order of the Board of Directors.
. B. WYATT WISTAB, Secretary .
'Dated Philadelphia Blay 181,11366.
LIBRARY COMPANY.—The Annual Elec
tion of LirectOrs and a Treasurer of the Library
company ofPhlladelphia, will be hela at the Library,
on Monday, the 7th day of May next at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon, when will attend to re•
ceive the annual payments. .
As there are feveral shims bit which fines are due,
the owners of them or their representatives are hereby
notified,that they will be forfelto, agreeably to .the
'Charter and Laws- of the rOompa ny,. Unless the' arrears
are paid off on the 7_,lllLlaysfAitty or, withing.ten days
thereafter. 'E."wicrintexsTi -
•NV books will be given 'out ' or, received' tat
afternoon. - apl7-tu,th,s,9o:
AT TEE ANNUAL .DiEETING OF, T
irrT4Stockholders of - the TaiIITIGH 'ZINC cone:_
Pa , held on Wedneeday, May 2, the following
gentlemen were unanimously , elected to, serve as
Dlrectonr for the ensuing Year:-
Benjamin C. Webster, George R. Ziegler,
Charles W. Trotter, • -Gordon Menges,
Adolph B. Berle, Charles L. Berle,
, James C.Fisher.
And at a subsequent meeting of the Directors the
following gentlemen were elected to 4 49 1 . r, respective
offices: . , • -
BENJAMIN C.'WEBEITHan .Trealdent...
CHARLES. NV:.VROTTrat i :Wee -Wasidel3t... J .,'.
o . ol[ l 3 olU4Olget3EBi Treasurer.:
HENRY A. W.U...T.B.tßally. I . BCoretar9 . •
-By rder. pfp GO
e .Board. t
.0051 la
. B.DON.,lollGE,S,lsecretary.
T ATlrs.•=loooool.atlsi atlas' ,t" Yes sale by /11, A. 13917
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TAN DAILY EVENING•BUILETINI ' .• . F.HILADXLPHLt,... - .SATD.RDAY'IIAY-4A.866 . •
pusa2oßais PROCURED.--
JOHN H. FRICK,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
COMMISSIONER FOR ALL STATES,
PENSION AND PRIZE AGENT,
No. 223 DOCK /Street.
Acknowledgments, Depositions, AOldavits to Ao.
counts taken. abl2o
628 HOOP SKIRTS,
NEW SPRING STYLES. NOW READY
628
of Hopkins' own make , " at No,dits ARCH threat.
These - in are gotten up expreselYte meet the wants
of tirstclam trade, and embrace every size and style
for Ladles, Misses and Children, which fbr finish and
durability, have no equal in thomarket , and warranted
to give satitaction. Also, constantly oa hand, areal
assortment of good Heaters madeSklrts, from 15 to 4C
springs, at very low prices. Skirts made to order.
altered and repaired. Wholesale and retail. noes-6mi
C. KNIGHT dr , WHOLlusar R agouRRE .
1-:413. B. Cer. WATER and CHESTNDTatreets,
adelphla. Agents for the aide of the Products of the
Southwark Sugar Refinery,and the Groc e rs! Sager
House, of Philadelphia. •
JAMIE A. waren?. vntonerrozr Prim. IMILICENT
61/1113001‘. raccononz WRIGHT. PRANK LaSZA.T.L.
P.4,`T,Elt WRIGHT dr SONS,
iallaniere of Earthentean3,
and
Heipping sad Commission Merchants,
No. Ile WALNUT Street, Philadelphia;
A. NNf3YIAVANIA WORICS.—ON THE DMA.
WARP. river, below PHILADELPHIA,
CHES Delaware collar/. Pa.
• Iron Boat SON & CO.,
Engineers and Boat builders, , •
/Manufacturers of
• • • • All kinds of
CONDEFSinG ' 'AND NON-CONDENSING per.
Ircn Vessels ofall dtisstrlptlo ate
ns, Bonera, Vail; Tanks,
Propellers;•&c. &e. •
T. REANICY 1:W5...8. • RANEY, IS.' 'ARCH:MOLD,
.Late• of• • --, . :late
Beaney. Naafis &
,Engarser In Cater,
Penn 'Works: Phila.: . 11. S. Nayy.
T. VADGELW. MERRICK, WM. H. aceataicar.
.7NO E. COPE.
OUTHWAItHFOUN'D.HE. PIETH AND WASH-
K./ INGTONITEBEETS. . • -
PHILADELPHIA. -
MERSJOIC & SONG_,
ENGINEERS AND MACIUNISTS. • '
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for Land, River and Marine Service.
Rollers Gasometers, Tanks. Iron Boats, &c,.
• Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass. - ;
Iron Frame Root for Gaa Works, Workshops and
Railroad Stations, &c.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
improved construction. ; - ;
ltvery description of Plantation Machinery; and
Sugar. Saw and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam • Trains, Defacators, Filters, - Pumping En
gines, sitc.
Sole Agents ler. N. Billena's Patent Sugar Boling
Apparatus, Nestayth's Patant Steam Haminer and
Aspinwall & Woolsey's Patent Ceatritagal Sugar
(I.AS ; FEVIVREB , -301331.19Y_,__' MERlLlyr a '
THA.CKABA, NO. VIA s °HESTPUT tMet 4
Mannitscturers of Gas FiXtraell, Lamps, do„ &c.,
Would call the attention of the public to their large
and elegant assortment of Gas Chandeliers; Pendanfs,
Brackets &c. They also introduce Gas pipes Into
Dwelling; and Public Buildings, and attend to extend
ing,
_altering and repairing Gas . pipes. All work war
ranted. jags
SCHO
ILICLS. .Bnumit- 0L...
rfroiC PHADELP
uRTH street, above Vlnb_wol reopen for al
Fall: and Winter gleSBoll on • kawricAY, Sept, huh,
Ldidtta and gentlemen &silent to acquire a thorough
knowledge ,of aoo o mphsbment win &ad aver)
.ssoillty this leaoOL The horse' are 'seta and 'wall
trained, - so that the moat timid - need - not rear:, 15•4411
Mimes trained ' In . the beat manner. • Saddle times
horses and vehicles .to Sire. , Also carriage ,Itir anal
mix, to oars, ateamboats, So. •
•-• . : • • THOS. MAJOR' .11. SOL
IiaItITYIVELLf3.--OWNERS OF REOPERTY.--Ths
JE - only place to get Prlv7 Wells Olesusted and Dlslre.
fantod, at very loW prtass. PEYBEION,
.. • • - - • • MiurftetaeratTondrette;
. • • Goldatnittes streat-raz7
A NTHN.A 0 I T it ItnEnnwpas 00ismannr,...
Office. No. sli WALNUT street, atom Thy MI6;
Will I n Wind Loa or bZ ,. •1?%01
fogs, either perpetonny contra lboi
garniture end hiereherolise generally.. 7. 7 we
• -'4.10.i-Norltio Initurazusi .on .Veeeele, : 0,,,m 0n Aw e
. .FAT.4I% . ; 12 4 0 444Fitirsm imuir _ so ca to Wane Of Uti:Uidos.
1,41174ther, _ 7 , 7,_ •Liorn Peptic*
'Peter Sieger, .. • -
.. ' _ lnonelinNenrietl,
~ ) j': IL'lllikixton d ',' • Wni;' , F; Deani .
I.Tos4tWillcl, ` Sohn lretthetoi '-
' • •Presideatt:_
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BY ORDER 0 P THE CORPORATOR'S of the.
n•ry RAPE DEPOSITODDIPANY, of Philadelphia. ,
the opening of the bookator subscription to the °spit*:
stock of said Company is postponed until Marcher.
notice. apearayll/1.
CORN EXCHANGE NATIONA-L BANK,
PHILADELPHIA, May It, 1886.
e Directors have declared a Dividend of BS yazo
PER'OENT - 4 cl%rief )tAx,and_p*yable On-demand. ;
reyi.st W:TORREY; Cashier.
rr" THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANE
OE PENNSYLVANI.A k PIitLADEI,IIECta, ;May
1,3_,t 1866.. - • • • ;' - t
The Board of Directors have this UM' declared a Div
dein! of FIVE PER CENT; payable on demand, clear
of National tax. p , C. PALMER,
myl•et/ • Cashier.
qeSOUTHWARK' NATIONAL' .BANR. Pam -
ADELPItIi, MBy Ist, 1866.
•/ Dime-ton; have declared a Di*l4ead of SEVEN
PERCENT,payabletaideinand. $ $ - •
P. P. STEEL,
• • CUT NATIONAL BANK, .23332,AmErpgrA,
I'S's Mayl, 1868.
'1 e Board or Directors have this day declar ed' a
Dividend .or kilX , P,ltlEt (ENT., payakie on demand—
cletteoflaxes; - • AI,REET
Cashier.
KENSINGTON N aTIONAL BANK.—PEtth.
OFAIMELPHIM Af1174 - 4868.
he Mard'ot Directors have . this day declared a div
idend of TEN Rya CENT. for the last six months,
- Algal:de oh dertutlid.- - : Clear Of tax. • .•!,_;, `: • _
WILLIAM MCCONNELL,
myl-eta -
Cashier.
eCENTM&L , NATIONAL-',EANK, 0; Pamuert,-
rnis, May fa, 1f , 66.
e Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVS PEN CENT.,__ _
_clear of Taxotayable on demand.
NITU.T../AM WN, Cashier.
SECOND 'NATIONAL B
DELP/31A, FRANKFO , ANIC
Cir
486 : di n . . demand.
Vldend of
!y,...yitaidirmlrect pE o. titsr.,e,r,Lbaa..o.4ti Elti eel.lw aY aared , l l:4 ,
el.
crNATIONAL BANE Off COMMERCE..
...PmaanicaktivA;May 1.1868.' - •• - '
• " .Board.nt Directors have. thhi day declared a
dividend of SEVEN AND A HALE PER CENT.,
payable ondamand, Clear ottai
Lim's,
roY/7ta.th.t.n JOHN A. i . - - (lathier.
0;?.. THE CONSOLIDATIONNATIONAL BANK,
Prizar na..tamra. April se, Dm.
e Board of Directors have this day declared a
dividend .01.. STX PEE CENT., payable on demand,
wear ottalted. - • - -
myl-ta,th,s,3o JOB. N. PE:ERROL Cashier.
PARMEBS'AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL
BANK.PRThArizrpcaallifaYl
e Board of Directors FIV E have this day
1868.
declared a dividend of P EECENT, also an
extra dividend of.ONEP.ER CENT„; both payable on
demand, free of taxes. • - -
rdy.l4ti W. RITSITIS, JR.., Cashier.
ÜbFIRST NATIONAL BANE, OP PRTLA
DELPILLA.—Psn,anstriaa, May o ut VA.
A DIVIDEND OP SIX PEE. °PUP. of the
profits of the last six months, hsa been this day de
clared, payable on demand, free of taset.
By order. MORTON McMICHAEL.
myl Cashier.
WMECHANICS' NATIONAL
or D BANE—PELLA
nxirmux, MM
e ' Boaro ir ay ectors lS of this Bank have TB3B
DAY declared a Dividend of 8 LX (6) PER DENT. and
en Extra Dividend of FOUR P/.,1t CENT., payable on
demand. free ot Taxes.
myl•St J. WIEGAND. Jr., Cashier.
WESTERN NATIONAL. BANK OW
PRILADIZI.PHIA. May I, We.
I g:l:Dlrectors have this day declared a Dividend of
TEN PER CENT., payable on tlymand.clear of taxes.
myleg C. N. WEYGANDT. (setter.
WTELE P111.1...a.D1a..P.F11A NATION ALB.S.NK
PitimanaLrarA. Itay 3. 186 6.
I:Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
EIVE percent and also an extra Dividend of TWO
per cent. for the last six months;payable on demand,
clear of Taxes. . • B. B. COMEGV:EI.t . -
mss-5t3 - • Cashier.
[IO.PHIL A DISLPHLA.. EXCHANGE COMPANY.
—At a meeting of the Board of Managers, held
this day, a Dividend of THREE PER CENT., clear
of tax, on the Capital Stock, was declared, payable at
the Superintendent's office, In the Exchange, on and
alter May 7th prox.
• HENRY D. SHEARER%
, • Secretary and Treasurer
Patumr..timis.April 30.1816. my -2
-ft
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TnEASIIII.Iat'S DEPARTMENT. Prunantrin
PILLt, Slay PA IseS.
.NOTICE TO STOMITOLDER.9.—The Board of DI.
rectors have this day declared a semi-Annual Dividend
of FIVS PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the
Company, clear of National and State 'nixes. payable
on and after May 30,1866.
Blank Powers of Attorney for collectins Dividends
can be had at the Office of the Company. No. ktS soutls
THIRD street. THOS. T. Fauna.
nay&Ett Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE WEST JERSEY RAIL-
Notice'BCOPANY, C.atnicx, April 11th.1868.
is heroby given that a Dividend of TWENTY
FIVE PER CM4vl., clear of National Tax, wax this
day declared on the Capital Steck of this tkimpany,
payable by the Treasurer in said Block. at par, at the
(Mice of the Company, in the city of Cam ,en. New
Jersey, on and after the 14th day of May, 1868. All
fractions or dividends not amounting to a full share,
will be paid in cash: and any Stockholder entitled to a
fraction, may ,by the. cash payment of the balance.
prof:urea fall share.- By order of the Board.
NE YORKE.
my3-let Se cretry and Treaturer.
1110
LUTES & HOFFMAN,
. l
CARDE
N B P
AND WELD t
ERS,
roy2-tgo. 2.12 PEAR Stree
Residence: 606 Dickerson stieet. 1005 Taylor street.
Every description:of Jobbing promptly attended to.
INSVEANCE
:
WhL i;
OK= Boaretur,
,-,1.7 -. , 114(1111111411111303i•
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'DBEGAZOLBII.MOYILW IiAIqII7IBRIBALIF
12OOBR ORATEki - BY •-32 t -miasmal
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aa •
m .
r
OPITIf.O rEsNeLN. 'R XRNEYABD ItPrBT
D ol B 'll- •YE O
EB -• i A ', B'
r•OB:
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.•* • 51'' 14 ' gOB ,
70111 part Ofintworl4''
.-
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.-
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On Geode, by River, Cann/, Sake' and LaniCaritille. •
• i .., - . : - tonil par of
the Dillon: ;
.- • , '. ' • MEDSTIEI • ; '. • -
r.. On Merchandise generallYi ll •
•..- ,--• ' ' • • ' s
'On Stores, Dwelling Houses, so.
LSSE?IS or TBB COMPANY.
November loses.
mow mined States 5 per cent. loan. /96,000 00
/20,001 United States 6 ner cent, loan 'Bl.. 128,180 00
200,00 United States 7 3-10 per cent
Treasury Notes....— 191,275 CO
100,000 State of Pennsylvania FiveT'erlitent.
L09.1190.5N5 06
54,060 State of Fenneylvania - iiii Per Cent.
125,1240 City ,of 71.:4#1"
Loan,.. „ . 112,512 50
20,000 Pennsylv—iiiir liii-ri
gage,Six Per Cent. Bonds._ . 20,000 00
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second Mort.
Aage Sit Per Cent. 80nd5„....„., 23,750 00
26,000 western Yens. Rallrovit Mortgage
Six Per Cent: Bonds... 23,750 06.
11.000 800 Shares Stock Elerniiiiiiii6 - 7341;
• Company, principal and interest
guaranteed by the City of Phlladel
nhis... S tock . . 12.537 50
Tare 143 sta'it- oomnany..: . opo oo
5,000 DOS, Company..
Brea Rai' IreirailWinis7,
Railroad Ocennan... . 2,250 00
40,000 Deposit with th e 11Cified - ''''''''''' •
veroment,aubject to to days 40,000 oci
80,000 State of l'ennessee Five Per cent. - - • r
Loan 18.900
170.700 Loans on Bonds and moirtrgiiit ores CO
liens on city Property..-----.170,v00 00
•
1,(918,650 Paz. Market Value.... 156,560 00
Real Yfatate.— . 2600 00
Bills receivable - Zs bigamies ...
121.012 SO
Balances due atAgeacies.—Premiums o
Ma
rine Policies. Accrued Interest, and other '
debts due the 40,511 ea:
Seca,
in and Stock of OrCIIII/TY insurance. nd
Cash - -
sr rt i gusies. KUL Ratimutted valu e... 2,910 Ol
-555,966 as
Cash 673 48 •
$56,635 77
••••••—'
A IA •
$1,258.630 18
• '''' .^
Thomas C. Hand. "
John C. Dim*
Edmund A. Bonder,
John
Theopb B. ilus Penroe, Spalding,
Junta Travail?.
Henry C. Lallett, Jr.'
James 0 Hand,
William C. Ludwig,
Josephrge H. Beal,
Hugh Craig,
Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
John D
Robert Barton.
TaYlor
. .
THO
JOHN
HitwaY LYnnuwur, z -
EIRE ASSOCIATION,
Incorporated March 21, 1860.
# • A OFFICE, No. mN. FIFTH street. Ire.
eure 13131LDINGS. HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE and 3DEFICRANDISE itener•
ally, froPM.ladelph Lass by ) kin), (in the Oily o
ia only.
STATRIMIONT of th e Asse ts of the Association
January. 1, 1864.
Bonds and Mortgages on , property in the
City of Philadelphia. 17
GrolutdEents- 20.848 81
Real Estate ((Are strew. 14,396 13
U. S. Goverrunent 5-20 Bends-- -... 45,000 00
U. S. Treasury 6,640 00
City Warrants . ... SS 00
Cash on rr,422
—......831.11,419 10
GEORGE W. TRY°
, Prealilent
wm„ H. HAKILTON, JosEea R. LYNDALL,
JOHN ROCDER. LEVI P. COATS,
PETER A. KEysza, salruEt. BPARHAWH,
JOHN PHILBIN; CHARLES P. BOWER,
JOHN CAREOW JESSE LIGHTFOOT •
GEORGEL youiie, ROBERT anoEmAkma,
WM. T.BUTLRR, Secretary.
OR 00.18PANY OP NORTH AMERICA
P l -1W PLI3B APID INLAND IRANBpOB
rATION LNB
roird Moo a Pro.U2 WALNUT street, south aide, east of
rea.
Tho Properties of els Oons,panp are well Invested
and ruralist' an available Smut ror the anstir steit ui
R icronna
or all na wtro desire to beisrakaderl instreguica
RUMS -taken on -Venaela, ant
TRANSPORTATION REBER on Mar.
ohandbse Railroads, Canals and azandbuto.
mur, on ifierannose. Furnltore and Build.
Cler and Omzr.
mociapos,,ATßD on
ntir riot—caprr&isaa AND
PAID LIP AND SEXADINLy
TOTAL PROPERT/8:8.
wo,eBo.
rzsprrilkt. (MARTZ&
.. . . . ._ .
l i
Arthur G. OW2n, James N. Dictum ,
Banana W. Jonah S. Morris Wain,
John A.,lncomh John Mason,
Charism Tlickr. _ George L. Ranison,
Ambrose White , Francis R.
Blehard D. Wood , Edward ELMC.
William Weach , B. S. amid%
William. L Bowen .
BBe William Onauntsp,
ARTHUR a , Prasidank
Classrai PLATT. H eanstaM
THE COMMY MEE ININTEANCE COMPANEr.
°MOB NO. 110 NOUTH
zwow EOM/TR STREET.
=raw owitet.
"The Fire Inzazimee OamPanY at the 00 = 1 7 0 1
phuadelphia." Irumrporotoo by. the 7..egLihitara 01
Pennzylvanhi isE, .tbr In against tats av
slissnade by ela w % at iatir,
KESPICOAL.
The old and renable biztitation, with amppliee capital
and manger% tared caretauy invested ooattnaea SO !a
zure buildings, furniture, inomMuidtsa dtc., either per
Eminently or Air a Malted time, swami lam or=
by dre, aS the lowest rates zianandent with the
safety of its oastomerz.
Loam adisuited and paid with all poszthls despatch
DMEMBS.
Charles LEW:ter, Edwin.L. Beath,
Henry Obilly. John Horn,
Robert V. litliasear, Jr., JoeePti Howe ,
Henry Budd, George Heat%
Andrew H. Miler Jamas N. Stone.
.T. SITMEE, Preeldisi
Badimeas F. Rozcarravy. Bee ?v and Treasurer.
meHOINIX INSUBANOII .COMPANY OP Pallut.
DELPHI&
INOORPORILTND 1804-011AltTNE PLIIPSTUAL,
NO: rte WALNUT Street, e ti pMAT lte M r
In addition tohEARINE thLs an OR
Oc ut zeno , Insures from lose or dam bi tn il i pja
on terms, on bullelnes, mennuonalse,
dtc.,llyr Ihnited periods, and permanently on bnihtlnes
deposit of premium.
OomnanY has been In ardive o•eXon Stir more
thsn yEAgs, doxlne.whlon all loam have
been promptly sensed and PAM
CTORS.
abn L. Hodge, DIRE
David Lewis,
AI. B. Mahon,* ' Reolarona BLOAT,
John T. Thomas IL Powers.
WIIRam R. May=
Rotten . LesunlAlL. Eftlowa on,
D. Cloak" Inharson, Samuel Wilcox.
Lawrence tern, JT Louis Olcorrts. '
_ - JOBB CIIIODER, Psadasts
Ssartnsr. wszoox. Societal?. .
ASaiBLIRAMOIII EXULUBLVaLY.
TNSTLVABTA. nest IMIMITLunaki CO .
PA.NY•toomorated 'Mat—Charter ',Psrporo
510 WALNU T Emma, Indemetsnos *glare
This Oompany, & known •to. the conennatty
for over forty ;ewe, nee to. Insure itcainet
het
or damage by on Public or Private =Ludlam'.
either permanently or du a limited time. '&1110, out
F offloads and Merchandise eeneraltf.
Their. Capital, es with a large Ittesples Yam h
tovested in the most easeful manner, which enable
them to Mule the Insured en undoubted steortfir is
the
caul
ef " . DIRECtrtMe.. •
Daniel itinitti, Jr.,l joint *Winte
Al
• - exander Benson, Thomas Smith,.
Isaac Haslehrust,' awry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, • • J. ammaham Fell.
- • -Daniel Haddock Jr; •
DANIEL IMAM, Jr. Preatteek
. .muszair e. ljnower.n. Secretary - •
..:FFERSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.—OFFICE, No. 24. NORTH
Ti TH - STREET, NEAR MARKET STREET.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
Cmtivrza Punexruaz. CAPITAL AND ASSETS,
Sm0;000. -Make Duo:mance against Loss or Darrtao bY
Fire or Public or:Private Buildings, Furnitur Stocks.
Goods and Merchandise on ihvorable tonna.
George etY, DlDlCT° Fr E e S tierick - Doll,
August 0. Mier, - Jacob &handler,
John ' gara ge ' min e ,
Henry Troomner, . Edward P. Mciyer.
William McDaniel, • , Adam I. Ohms,
Christopher H. Miller Israel Peterson,
Frederick Staake, - • Frederick Ladner.
Jonas Bowman,. .
• GEORGE ERETY. President.
JOHN F. B lIILEVFKRISNG, Mee President.
PHILIP E COLEMAN, Secretary. • - •
A MglllaaH arirruAL LOSSITEANCH 00H P . ANT.
—olll_na 11,111_muliar lhillatur. No. 32 WAHNEod
street. m.A..a.m.s AND HOMAN-it INSUBANCJIS.
Risks taken on youtele, mimes and .frelOta to all parts
of thavorld. mid on on !ahead , rtation on
rives,.. canals._ - and . other cony/van=
thionlimit tha United States. •
NirtELTAif CRAIG
• prace ermauri 'Woe I'maldlaiB.
RODENTHOBEHTJ HEE, Secretary. •
wain. Cm*. - • Hensur_CLHallett,
Peter Callen. • . st. Holster:
John Hallett,
_Jr., J. Johnston Brown; • •
William H. Herrick, 13amnel Balon,
,/kgSkW. Eldbardli. Mason Hutshlna,
Guiles Hall_ Lett - H L. El der . WM. H. " S. 1104111.
FIBEIM CERE IANOR
M COMPANY,
: ME IF0:;406 RIT }MDACT.
r/ B.lll_ D * gm. 'll:zratric4-zr
i
Preasell N Beek, : - • Ism Vie,Evt)rsieil,
Charlet - i- ; 'Robert 2. Potter, •
Berm , Lesda I, I. Jae. Kessler, Jr.,
Blunutr uz nins, - - , --- 111:11. - WoosTr-4,
' - P:l3, 1 '',' ," '..' . ' ultsc- 1014 ...
er. 4 '1424 , 018 1, E ,....____,: t; . ox - ' 3ll LAZinlik *'
CRAB.
WI L AM Ri....., WM l'aptiage
AMA,
54101141 M
Samuel E. Stokes,
J. P. Penistort.
Henry Sloan
William G.l oUiton,
Edward Darltnigton,
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lafoureade,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarlamtl,
Joehas P.Eyre,
Spencer ltrorivaine,
J. 0. Semple, Pittsburgh.
A.
T B. Bergerl,
E Pititriburghtsburgh.
D. p
lifc EA N,.
rdent.
Vice - president,
• deirtaol
A NERICAN AT= ININIBANCE COXPANT.
art LIWORPODATND 1810.—CUIARTNR PNEIP/1
, VIAL.
Ile WALNUT ft , eabove TR/RD Street,
PNELADM.XIfiII.
Having a paid up CAPITAL MOON and suit.
•PLUS invin sound and available Securities, ocua
Untie to Imam on Dwellings, purnsa rs ,
chandise,Vessels in port r and their and other
Personal Propertr. An /00 nanny an Prdnudip
Thohnomas E. Mar%
J Webb,
rton,nel 0. Mo
P Sim atriot, Brady,
TgFPROVIDENT Lira TRUST
ANY, OF PHILADIMPITT A
Incorporated by the State_
INStatES LIVE*3_,AL] 2
POSITS Arco G:
Samuel P. t3hl ley,
'Jeremiah
jaahria H. Morrie:
Richard Wood.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE OOMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA-Office No. 5 South FIFTH
Street—ininire Buildings, Househuld Goods and Mer
chandise generally. '
• • IutSET6—SIO3.I9IS LSO:
DIRECTORS FOR 1866.
CALEB•CLOTHEER, WM. P. REELER.
BENJ. MALONE. ' JOSEPH - CHAPMAN
THOMAS MATHER, • , • EDW. KNEED
T. ELLW'D CHAPMAN, WILSON M. lEN2
SIMEON _ ,LACIC LIIKENS•WEBS
AARON. ..GABILILL., - CHARLES EVANS,
CALEB,. OWTHIER, : Ppvaident,
ELL - WooPeILI , PIKAN IdeexetarY.. - • fs4,Bnti
GARDNER , di , -.FLEMING. 4:30A M•
MABEBB ' 2ll -southcPta"treet. below
rt assortment of NEW end s tiEcoritoitiiND
CARRIAGES always OR bead, at r.EASONABLE
jw2a-ank,/
714""ThckwoR, , ,
TRAVELLKMi'
sinmcE 'comma
- PROVIIitINCII,
, . .
(ash Capital, ',5200 000 '.
fnsures against Accidents of all Binds
General ACcidenta include the Traveling - Risk,and
also all forms of Dislocations, Broken Bones, Sprains,
Braises, Cuts, Gunshot' , Wounds ,% Burns sad Scald%
Bites of D ogs , Assaults by Burglars Roboers or Mar ,
derens;the action of_lightning or Sun Stroke ,the
Meta of Ex t lesions, Floods, and SulfocationbyDrown.
ins or Molting. • • - - • -
Twenty.fivedollara_paryear will Secure a - policy for
EIVE , THOUSAND DOLLA_RS in the event of death
by.any description of Accident, with Twenty-live do).
Jars per week compensation. • Smaller , sums In pro.
portion. No medical examination required.
inak.croits. , starw TORN. nsuritnimrcks.
SETH PADELFORD, NATIONAL tux x BANE
A. E. BURNSIDE, HOYT, ' SPRACIOES dt
J. S. PRETTEPLACE. CO.
ALLEN 0. PECE, GEO. S. .'BOBBINS
HENRY H. ORMABEE, SON.
JABEZ C. RNIGHT. ANTHONY - dt HALL,
THOS. G..TUBNEB, J. C. HO WE & CO.
ALEX. EABNUId, RUNT, TILL7NOHAST
J. S. PARISH,. CO.
FRANK MACRAE, LOW, Tr* RR: 17 4404,
L=B. CO.
ROYAL O. TAET, , •
If."DEWOLP,
BENJ. ItiTPFUlif '
- -. HENRY H. -ORMSBEE,Prieideet.
. - P ARISH , Nricei , reeldent.: •
13.."2E, B.A.WBON:Elecretou7.- • -. • • 7
SABINE, DIIY & HOLLINSiLEAD,
No. 230 Walnut:Street; Philadelphia.
..._ , 4AGEtsr Tg y on , _• •
PISPRBYLV _.
w 1 r 3 1 123113 EY - and - Dm A.
FirititilisiAgenti*anted.
1529-CHARTER
EIEtA.I4II6EXAM
FIRE INSURANCE . MIOANY CO__
PIEULADELPINIA:
Assets 011 January 1, 1866,
02,500,551 90.
capital......sou.° so
Acernosiirpitus 914,548 15
""
"""
•
IThiIiIETELED CLAMS,
111.1467 SS.
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
•
.
05,40 00,000.
Perpetual and 1 =pantry Policies on Liberal Terms
S,
Chas N. Banker, DIR
Ed PCTOwE ard C. Dale,
Toplas Wagner, George Pales,
Samuel Grant, Alfred Pitler.
Geo. W. Richards, Fray. W. Lewis, M. D.
Isaac Les, Peter McCall
CHARLES N. BANCEER_ President.
RD WARD C. DALE, Mee President.
JAB. W. A ir.r.iwrzyg, Secretary pro tem. ECM'
GIRARD FIRE Af4D--31ARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFITZIE,4IS warzarr STREET PHILADELPTILL
easrre.x., PAID nr, IN (Usu. woo.ooo.
This company continues to write en Are: Rats one.
Its capital, with a good surplus, is safely invested.
•
Losses by fire havebeen prom 7olBooo ptly paid. and more than
,00
Disbursed on this account within
the past few YeaZIL
main
For
stheo, present the Mae of this company will re.
"air 415 WALNUT STREET,
.t within a few months will remove totts OMI
B
15. E COS. hisvrcenril AND CITERTNDT.
Then, an now, we shall be happy to insure our patrons
at such rain as WO consistent with safetf.
. . .. ...... _,..
THOMAS CRAVEN ALFRED S. GumsTr,
puitkAic SURPPARD . N. S. LAWRIIMiam.
T2lOB. NAIMELL&R. CH ARLES L D ••• ..
JNCr. SUPPLER HENRY F. KENNEY
.11CO. W. cLacuicatar. JOSEPH EL.ft.PP, AL 33.
SILAS YERERS.Ju.,
THOMAS. YEN, President.
4, LFILFD 8. GILLETT. V. President and Tresszrer.
JAMES B. A.LVORD.lliecretiu7. %MU
THE HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY
or PHILADELPHLA.
No. 150 South Fourth at . above Wag
nut street
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This Company !mores against Ices or dap by
PERE on PUBLIC! and PRIVATE buildings, PUB.NI
TITRE and MERCHANDISE generally, City or
Country.- Also Insures dwellings perpetually by de.
posits of premium.
•
JAMBERROWN DOM
CRARLIs A. DitY.
WILLIA SC D. LEWIS,
WEL N. NEED.Lri3,
JOHN D. TAYLOR,
THOMAS - KIBLI3EM I
CHAS.
THOMAS NRI SO
TYEE HELLANOE INSURANCE COMPANY OR
RECILADELPHLS.
Incorporated in /641. Charter Perpetual
OFFICE. No. 806 WALNUT anuacr.
g loss 9300,00
In against C loss or L,
daraage o, by
_FIRE, on
Hones, Stores and other italldin,ga, IMited or per
petnal, and on Furniture. Goods Wares and mercharr
dise In town or coon
LOSSES PRO Y ADJUSTED AND PAID.
79
Invested in thefollowing Securitiea, Vim . -
First Mortgagee on MY ItnPorMwell Be'
I=l,loo ao
United stale' mow 00
Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loans. . 155,000 63
Pennsylvania 13,000,000 6 per eent. Loan... - - , 21,000 IM
Pennsylvania Railroad goads , first and se.
condM 35,000 00
Camden ( tfirMlNTy
6 .4 cent. L0an._.... .. 90
Ph elphla and el &Ea - 411SG: 6 ' °°o
pa's 6 per cant. L0an........----...--- WO 00
HunUngdonandßroad Top 7 percent , mort
gage bonds...—. . 4,593 90
County Fire Insnai . G . OGranWaX;k..... LOW 00
Mechanics' Bank 5t0ck—......... ...,.. 4,000 00
Commerclalßank - of Pentumwaniatacer... mow oo
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock. 930 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadel•
phia's Stock- ....____._--... 1,000 61
Cash in bank and on han d ..._ 5,914 79
1408,004 Til
.DISICOTORS.
j
Clem. Tlng/eY, Benj. W. Tingley,
Wm. Musser, Marshall Hlll,
Samuel Illspham, Charles Leland,
H. L. Carson, . • Thomas H. Broom
Robert Steen, . Samuel °earner,
Wm. Stevenson. Alfred EU/lab.
James . "Young.
CLEM. TINGLEY, ?mildew.
THOMAS C. HILL, Secretary.
PIGCLADXLIMIA. December 1, 1565. de20411.8,1a241
John T. Leila'',
James 31. Campheill
Edmond €l.
Charles W. Pony
rde.
rrzionfAs 31. MAIUS, Presi
Maisie Oa. CRAVTIORD. Secrelarr del".
Panneylvanla, 84 month,
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Richard Ctsdbary,
Henry Haines,
T. Wistar Brown,_
Cl. Longslaslib,
Coffin,
SHIPLEY,_ President.
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INCOME FOB IM.
1310.000.
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JOHN WOODSIDa cxm.
WTLI,LAM B. BC
WM. C. LONGSTREPH.
„TOMB N. HI ON,
BROWN, Prteddent.
H .• IsUY. Vice President.
iSsanAMY
NEDIVAL.
C CO-IECE) A./...f
OF THE
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BENEDICTINE MONKS
ABBEY OF' FECAL/SIP.
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This Cordial, which dates as far hack , as 1510,• is an
anti,apoplectic tonic, digestive,
„and of an exquisite
taste. The salutary plante which compose it, - kathered
on; the slopes of the hills of Normandy, saturated with
the vivifying emanations of a Northern sea, makes it
one of the best cordials and one of the most -efficient
preventives against epidemic affections. _
Of late, the French medical corps 'has been almost
unanimous in prescrib ng its use to- the albic 7 •Who, by
their Imperfect gastric disposition, were more to
the attacks of fevers and cholera. - - "
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A, LECIP,A3D ; Ben., reeantp.
Also, RU VIVIE.NRENo 19 Paris.
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This Medicine is found at the Wine and Spirit Stores
Apothecaries, Confectioners, and Groceries,
all over the World. - apamti
WRIGHT'S 'TAR SYRUP.
PRINgPAL,DEEPOT, TTJ. SOUTH THUM ST.
PER RinTLE I t 5 p. 1128, HALE DE/WEN;
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The undersigned citizens take pleasnre In cheerfully
recommending the use of Wright's Tar Syrup, for
coughs colds, consumption, whooping cough, spotted
' fever, liver complaint. pains in the breast, bronchida,
irdiammation, and. constriction of air vessels In the
lungs. Tlie remedy should be in every hunqy
.Chaxleit C. Wilson, Forney's *teas office.
Charles H. Grafren.efunday Mercury WU%
James Nolen, Inquirer office.
Wm. F. Corbit, Associated Press.
Wm. R. CarPenter, Fire Alarm and Pollee Tete.
graph, Firth anti Chestnut streets.
A. Randolph, Front and Lombard stmts.
James W. Perrine, 1129 Charles street.
H. A. Davis, 223 Gtskili Street.
John Woodside, 1231 Franklin street.
Robert Thompson, ism Walter street.
R. G. March. 626 Franklin street.
J. °ebb:a 731 South Second street.
John Seymour, 513 South Front street.
R.W. Howard, I Dock street.
H. C. Bartlett, 3ZI South Second street.
L. Bates, 605 Arch street.
Albert Martin, 417 South Second street.
51 Caldwell, net Sansom street.
T. , 20 North Fourth street.
M. 109 Elfretb's alley.
George Willson, 316 Race street.
W. F. Brooks, 69 North Second street.
M. J. Haaseit,ll9 Canal street.
S. Seymour Rose, Bustleton.
Charles Rogers, 921 South street.
B. T. Wellington. Second and Quarry istreeSs.
E. E. Thomas, 136 South Sixth street.
William Barns, 515 South Front street.
S. S. Sanford, Opera Manager.
John Maginnis, rear of Its North Second street.
Mrs. S. B. Choate, Newark, Del.
George W. White &Co. No. 56 South Third street.
Mr. Wfatam B. Wright:
Bra: We take pleasure in recommending your
TAR SYRUP (of which we have already sold eon.
aide/able quantities) as a most excellentand efficacious
remedy' for the complaints set lor.kin yonr printed
bill already submittdd to the public. As a gratifying
act to suffering humanity we will clieerffilly recom
mend your preparation to all afflicted% ith diseases
which it is designed to care.
Yours, d:c., DII.BB & SON, Druggists.
N. N. corner Pine and Sixth streets.
Also to be had at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY ;Sr, COWDEN,
DYOTT & CO.,
and all principal druggists and dealers.
The subscriber would bPg leave further to say. that
he is prepared to fill orders and forward the Syrup
to any part of the country. Persons desiring other
infozmatlon by mail will enclose a postage stamp, and
tinswtrs will be returned as soon as the ealgenclea of
business will admit.
Address WI B. WRIGHT,
771 South Third street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
,E ANSE TH El WOOD
ilth corrupt, disordered
Vtiated - Blood, you are
4:
' all over It may burst
in Pimples, or Sores, or
me active W.:om., or it
merely keep you list
depressed and good fir
tattling. lint you cannot
eve good health while
ur thOod is imrure,
SARSAPa
,LA rgEe out there
ride Va s and stimulates
organs of life into vigor-
Ali and expelling dlseiss.
Artery of complaints which
are caused by imptuity of the blood, such as Scrofula,
or Si. gs' Dail, Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, li'rupticms, PPM.
Ries Blotches, Boils. St. Anthony's Firtt. Bose or Brysi.
Pans Utter or Salt Rheum, bald Read, Ring Worm,
CileCer or Cancerous..7Ufflart, Sore Byes, _Female Dis
eases, such- as Retention, Irrenitriarn•Y,
Tfhites,'Scerility, alsci-Syphilis or Venereat isesses,
Liver amp/cants, and Aroart. Diseases. Try AYER'S
EtAlLsApi, • Tr:lr A,and see far yourself thesurprfsing
activity with which it cleanses the blood and cares
these disorders.
• During late years the public have been misled by
large bottles, pretending to give a quart of Marmot of
Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of these hive been
frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain little. if
any, Sarsaparilla, but often no curative properties
whatever. Heade, bitter disappointment has followed
the use of the various extracts of Sarsaparilla which
-flood the: market, until the name itself has bee - me
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still we call
this compound.:'S'arsaparilla,' , and intend to supply
finch a remedy as shall rescue the name from the load
of obloquy _which rests : upon it. We think we have
ground tor believing it has virtues which are irrssisti
ble by the ordinary run of tee diseases it is Intended to
cure. • Wen only assure the sick, that - we offer. them
the best alterative which we .know how to produce.
ard we have reason to believe, it is by far the most
effectual purifier of the blood yet discovered by any
bo A-Ellt'S CHERRY RECTOR/J., is au universally
known to surpass every other remedy for the cure of
Coughs, (Olds, bgluenscs, -Hoarseness. Croup, Bron
chitis, .Incipiera Consumption and for the relief of Con
anmptive Patients in advanced stagss of the disease,
that it is useless here to recount the evidence of its
virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared by DR. J. C. AYES d CO., Lowell, Mass.,
and sold by J. M. MAR'S& CO„, Philadelphia, and by
all Druggist& mill, s,m.w.fm
nPAI, DIJ.errA_LLINA.—A superlorarticle for clean
4._/ • ing giving destroying animalculaa which in
fest themne to the gums and leaving 'Steel
ing of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the month.
It may tensed daily, and will be found to strengthen
• weak and bleeding gums, while the aroma and deter
aliveness recommendit to every one. - Being com
posed with the assistance of the Dentist, Physician and
Micro‘nopist, it is confidently offered as a RBLI B A
LE
substituteibr the uncertain washes formerly in vogue.
Eminent,Dentists, acquainted with the constituents
Of the, DENTALLINA, advocate its use it contains
nothing la prevent its unrestrained employment.
Made only by . .
- JAMES T. BEEMN,Apothecary,
Broad and Spruce streets.
For sale by Druggists generally, and
Fred. Brown, D. L., Stackhoase,
Hansard de Co., Robert C. Davis, •
G. B. Reeny, Geo. C. Bower.
Isaac H. Bay, Charles Shivers,
- C. H. Is eettles. • G. J. Scattergood,
T. J.:Husband, 3. C. Tarnpesmy & Co.
Ambrose Smith, Charles H. Bberle,
Thomas Weaver, - • James N. Marks.
William B. Webb. B. Bringlutret & Co.,
Jan3es :L. Bispham, Dyott
Rushes & Coombe,C. Blair,
HenrY A. Bower.
WaTLACK.I4 -DrurriacizaA LOZENolo3.—Thesa
.12 lozenges are a 'lsle and speedy care liar Diphtheria,
Coughs, Bore Throat,__ Hoarseness, a;nd Munghtal
Sited:3ollß generally. Try them. THOS.. ZETLASJEC,
streets S. W. - ner of Eighteenth a n d 'Market
nadelPhlik • • • ;
BROWN & MAGEE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
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