XSSIXTEICONOBESS-FEEST SESSION.
[CLOSE OF YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.]
SENATE.-Mr: Williams (Oregon) offered
a resolution which was adopted, directing
the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire
into and report upon the expediency of
providing bylaw for auniform and effective
mode of election of United States Senators
by the legislatures of the respective States.
Mr. Wilson called up the House resolu
tion in regard to appointments in the Mili
tary. Academy. It provides that cadets
shall be, when appointed, between 17 and
22 years of age, except those who have
served in the army, who shall be eligible
until the the age of 24; all appointments
shall be made one year in advance. The
resolution was posttponed for the present.
Mr. Fessenden (Me.) said he had given
notice of his intention to call up the Recon
struction resolutions to-day. He found
himself, however, physically unable to take
charge of it to-day, and would therefore ask
to be excused from taking it up until
Wednesday.
Mr. Hendricks (Ind.) asked that the
Senate proceed, to the consideration of the
Coloradohill and veto.
- After considerable debate the question
was, on motion, made the special order for
Tuesday week. ,
Mr. Fessenden wished to call up the For
tification Appropriation bill.
-Mr. Sherman (Ohio) hoped that bill would
not be takenup. -He came here understand
ing that the report of -the Reconstruction
Committee was to be acted on: He had
heard no reasons why that order should be
postponed. If the Senate could not take lip
the, reconstruction question, he hoped it
would take up the Consolidated Loan bill.
Mr. Fessenden said he had already stated
the reasons and asked the postponment of
the reconstruction f proposition until Wed
nesday. He (Mr. Fessenden) was opposed
to Mr. Sherman's loan bill, and he would
oppose its consideration until he received
some information which he had sent for to
the Treasury Department.
The Fortification Appropriation bill was
taken up and passed.
Mr. Sherman's bill for the funding of the
National debt was on motion made the
special order for to-morrow at one o'clock.
The Muse resolution for a joint com
mittee to investigate the Freedmen's B ureau -
affairs was ordered to be printed and lie
upon the table.
The Senate at 4.30 P. M. adjourned.
Housx—Mr. Eliot (Mass.) asked leave to
offer a concurrent resolution to appoint a
joint committee, consisting of two Senators
and three members of the House, to inves
tigate the action of the Freedmen's Bureau
and of its officers, in the States where the
Bureau has been in operation, with power
to send for persons and papers, to examine
witnesses under oath, to employ a sten
ographer and clerk, and directing the ser
geant-at-arms of the House or - Senate, or
one of the deputies of either to accompany
the committee—the committee to have
power to report at any time, and its ex
penses to be paid out of the contingent fund
of bot' Houses in equal proportion.
Mr. ..-toss (Ill.) objected, saying that he
thought it better to leave that matter to
General Grant and General Sherman.
Mr. Eliot moved to suspend the rules, in
order to enable him to offer the resolution.
The rules were suspended by a vote of 92
to 29. Two-thirds voted in favor thereof,
and the resolutions were offered and adopted
by a vote of 83 to 27.
Mr. Garfield (Ohio) offered a resolution
which was adopted, requesting the Presi
dent to famish to the H.ouse information as
to the collection of the direct tax in the
States lately in insurrection; what amount
of such tax has been collected in.the several
States, What amount_ of propeity is held, by
the Guvernment under sales, and how muoh
has been received from such salei.
"On motion of Mr. Morrill (Vt.) amended
by Mr. Garfield, it was _ordered that from
and after to-morrow the House take a re
cess each day from half-past four to half-past
seven.
Mr. Griswold (N. Y.) introduced a bill to
provide for making the town of Whitehall,
New York, a port of delivery. Read twice,
and referred to. the Committee on Com
merce.
On motion of Mr. Spalding (Ohio) the
Committee of the Whole was discharged
from the consideration of a bill to authorize
the President to appGint certain officers of
the household, and fixing their salaries, and
the bill came before the house for action.
On motion of Mr. Garfield, the -title was
amended by changing the words "of his
household" to the words "of the Executive
mansion."
Mr. Dumont (Ind,) offered a resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the Com-
Mittee on Banking and Currency to inquire
into the expediency of repealing so much of
the National Banking act as requires a re
demption of the circtdating notes of such
banks abroad.
' The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the state of the Union, Mr.
Dawes (Mass.), in the chair, and resumed
the consideratlon of the Tax bill,
The amendment Of Mr. Washburn (Mass.),
to exempt brooms and wooden ware from
the tax of three per cent., being the first
question before the committee, the amend
ment was rejected, and the paragraph was
amended so as to read on "scales, pumps,
garden engines, hydraulic rams, brooms
and wooden ware, a tax of threeper centum
ad valorem."
The paragraph in reference to engines was
amended so as to read, "on steam locomo
tive and marine engines, including the
boilers, and on railroad cars, a tax of five
per centum ad valorem; ' provided, that
when the boilers, or tubes, wheels, tires,
axles, belts, shafts, cranks, wrists or head
lights of engines or cars shall have been
once assessed and a tax previously paid
thereon, the amount SQ paid shall be de
ducted from the taxes on the finished en
gine or car."
- The paragraph in respect to wine was
amended so, as to read, "on wine made of
grapes further advanced thanj nice or must,
a tat of live cents per gallon; provided, that
grape j nice or must, when sold immediately
from the vineyard to vintners, shall not be
taxed."
Mr. Stevens moved to strike out the whole
paragrapkarguing that the wine culture of
this country, if properly encouraged, would,
grow to be a great interest, taking the - place
of Italy, France and Madeira. He hoped,
therefore, that a heavy- hand would not be
placed on that infant, lest, it should become
deformed.
Alter a discussion extending over an hour,
Mr. Stevens'. motion was lost, and the para
graph in reference to wine stands as above
reported.
The fine for fraudulently evading the tax
on made-np wines was increased from one
hundred to five hundred dollars. The par
agraph imposing a tax of five per cent. on
thread was amended by adding the words
"and twine."
No alteration was made in the paragraphs
in regard to boots and shoes, and ready
made clothing, &c.
The committee having passed from the
latter' paragraph—thus disposing of five
pages of the bill—it was ordered that the
evening sessions are to be devoted exclu
sively to the Tax bill.
The Hotese Proceeded to the business on
the Speakees table, when the following
bills, dm., were disposed of:—Senate amend.-
ments to the House joint resolution to carry
Into immediate effect the bill to provide for
the better:organization "of the Pay Depart
ment of the Navy. The first amendment
was to add a section authorizing the Secre
tary of the Navy to retain such volunteers,
officers in the navy, as the exigencies of the
service may require until their places can
be supplied;by graduates from the 'Naval
Academy. -
• Mr. Schenck opposed the amendment,
and after some discussion, the'amendments
were referred to the Committee on Naval
Affairs.
The Senate amendments to prevent the
introduction of cholera into the ports of the
United States, were referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce.
The Senate amendments to the bill rela
ting to passports were referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
The Senate amendments to the Fortifica
tion bill were referred to the Committee -on
Appropriations.
The Senate bill to authorize the appoint
ment of an additional Secretary of the Navy
was taken up, when Mr. Rice (Mass.),
moved the previous question on its passage,
which was seconded, and the main ques
tion ordered.
The House then, at 5 o'elock,,adjourned.
Financial and Commercial.
The following is the weekly_ statement of the Phila
delphia Banks, made up on Monday afternoon:
Capital Stock - f 14,642,150
Loans and Discounts 48,336,567
Specie in Banks 897,913
U. B. Demand and Legal Tender Notes 19,648,232
Due from other Banks 4,289,943
Due to other Banks ..
7,461,951
Deposita 37,296,645
D ue
8,918,938
The following statement shows the condition of the
Banks of Philadelphia, at various times during the
last few Months: . .
1865, Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits,
Jan. 8.........87,879,675 4,510,750 4,504,115 28,429,189
.141/864 6 .85,936,81 l 4,360,745 2,564,558 29,504,514
.
Jan. 4.........35,698,808 ' 4,158,585 2,055,810 29,878,929
Ally. 4 .... —.40,918,CKS 1,955,856 • 2,154,258 87,758,832
1865. _
Jam . 2....;....A8,059,4011 .1,803,583 2,798,468 39,8115,961'
July ' - :50,054,760 1,184,631 - 6.771,226 - 40,980,990
1661.
Jan. •
45,941,001 890,8= 7,226,369 85,312,80 i
Feb. 5.........47,233,664 1,009.689 7,668,365 84.887,135
Mar. 5.. ...... .48,604,752- 1,041,462 - 8,161,049 82,835,094
" 12 40/46,878 1,055,604 8,248,100 12,504,508
, 46,699,789 1,026,088 8,438,184 12,102,427
, " 981,932 8580,200 $ 2,144,140
A 2.........46,013,488 990,630 8.666,231/ ' 112,257,653
48,028,646 946,283 8,720,270 81,762,489
" .949.016 9,761,21 34,640,8644
936,876.,8,761.219 35,448:950
190,240 $,779,166 36.023 861
May 7 48,006,654 912,033 8,794,348 36,987,007
14 48,336,256 896.714 8,930,420 88.414.58 i
31 48,334,567 897,913 • 8,918,938 17,296.645
ThQ following is a detailed statement of the business
of the Philadelphia Clearing House for the past week:
Clearings. Balances.,
May 14....... • 47.191,837 66 , • 593.266 88
" 15 ....... ........ 5.934,87 V 61 633,05845 '
" 16 6,206.148 53 548,596 34
" 17 5,674,412 46 420,874 46
" 18 4,821,978 65 255,614 11
" 19 5,218,220 49 377,841 51
Total, May 19, 1866 .$35,047,165 42 $8.823.781 45
The following shows the receipts of the Delaware
Division Canal for the week and season, compared
with same time last year:
Week ending May 19, 1866..._ $5,229 74
Previously In 1866 49,768 07
Week ending May 20,1865 4,272 11 55,097 81
Previous In 1865 25,196 65
28,468 76
• •
Increase in 1866 $26,629 05
V .l .l&%y ri p " lafk .11.1. ti•
ANDREW
EDW. Y. TOWNSEND, }MONTHGI 0011:11WI9II.
THORNTON' BROWN.
IMPQM,TATINS.
• Reported for the rnu.weiphia Evening ulletin.
LITERPOOL—Sbip Dierrae-21l casks soda ash
Yarnell & Trimble; 18 crates ethw C Slutliken; 12 do
13 cks do Burgess & Goddard: 106 steel rails Naylor &
. Co; 75 tcs blcbg powder Powers & Weight:non; 23 do
soda ash WhitsU, Tatum & Co: 6 grindstones 21 cases
steel Heaton & Denckla; 1 box stationary J Medham;
18 cks 3 bdls 20 anvils 9 chains W G Lewis & Son:
30 casks nuts and bolts J Coleman; 1695 bars strip
iron Morris. Tasker & Co; 50 casks China clay 10
Mesa rotten stone J Pettit & Seger; 1 case hard
ware Garrett, Rent & Co; 20 grindstones J E Mitchell;
7es 1 casting machinery David. Hes; 71 casks soda ash
106 crates earthenware 9 casks do Pater Wright&sons;
250 kegs bicarb soda 364 casks soda ash 48 tcs do 990 tons
salt 3,610 sacks do 195 boxes tin plates 60 slabs tin 180
ingots do 160 boxes terns plates order; 200 kegs blown
soda IS Drums caustic soda Dawson, Fond & Co; 500
kegs blasrb soda 5 casks soda ash Henry Karsten.
BOSTON—Steamer Norman, Captain Crowell
-170 rolls paper Ba der & Adamson; le games bags J T
Bailey; 27 es carpeting' C M Bailey; 2 do dry goods
Bangs & Maxwell. 12 bss jacks W C Biddle; 25 bales
dry goods T W & 'M. Brown; 2 es shoes .Boker Bras; 11
eke brans y H Bohlen & Co; 15 hhds bacon W Butcher
& CO; 38 CZ shoes claffin & Partridge; lit do dry goods
Chase & Son: 122 bdis skins Campbell & Co - 45 bbls fish
Crowell & Collins. 15 nap dutch J Dobson; 75 bags and
23 bbls potatoes Duvall & Martin; 14 Cases dry goods
Frothingham & Wells; 14 bales wobi Fairfield & Lee;
40 ca boots and shoes J B Harmer; 6 do E A Hendry;
11 do Haddock, Reed & Co: 80 bbls syrup Taompson
Reynolds; 175 rolls paper Howell Brea: 31 es dry goods
.Hemsley. Baxter & Co: 2 bags yarn Hay &McDevitt;
50 hides Howell & Co; 20 bags yarn - Hoyt, Sprague &
Cc: 9ca boots and sheet; Levick & CO; 12 do dry goods
A H Love: 29 pkgs mdse Lewis,
_Boardman & Whar
ton; 29 do boots: and shoes J.B Myers &Co. 4S lxlls
paper C Matome &Cm so drums dell Madeira & Ca
bads; 44 coils rope S P Pedrick & Co: 30 bbls meal W
(1 Porter & Son:SS pkgs sodas H H Soule:18 bales skins
D C Spooner 25 bags peanuts S 8 Scattergood & Co;
1907 pkgs iodise order.
arrival and
TO
tof
L ana= Steamer*
City of Dublin Liverpool-New York May 4
Propontla -Liverpool-.Boston&Phlla. May 9
Bellona ..... -- .. -.London-New York.-- .May 11
Bremen.- „..-Southampton-New York May 9
C! ty of New York-Liverp'l.-New York May s
Atlantic. -Sonthamptori-New York.-- May 9
Fulton . _ .-Havre...New York.-- May 9
St. David.. .lAverpooL-Quebsc May lo
City of Cork:. ---Liverpool.-New York.. .... -....-May 12
Faxonia... Ilauthampton...New York. ...... --May 12
Cuba. .Liverpool-New York May 12
Scotland- --
_.-TAverpool-New York.. May Is
Cityofßoston--.-LiverpooL-New York--.- May .16
D 11113218013. ~ -.:-Liverpo9ol...Quebec. -.....May 17
City ofldancheeter-Liverp'l.-New York May 18
Cella__ London.-New York May 19
Teutonic —Hamburg-New Y0rk....-- ..... May 19
TO DEPART.
China........... - .l3oston-Liverpool.-
- ..---Ifey 2.3
Tarifa. ... . . .. . .......-New York—LiverpooL May 2.3
Mora Castle ..... -.New York-Havana May 23
Manhattan..._....NewYark...Havana S. V C....-May 23
Ericsson New York..-Bremen....._ May 24
City of New York-N York-Liverp001........... -May 26
Helvetia.-- .......New York.-Liverpool May 26
Bremen .New York...33remen. May 26
Bavaria .New York-Hamburg- May 28
Virginia New York:-Liverpoo - L,-?day 26
Evening Star .New York-New Orleans- - May 26
Moravian...-. .... - -Quebec-Liverpool . . ..... -- -May 26
Java I.l%iew York-Liveroool May 30
riircl:;i - 14 41 . :121) , R. *mill
MM.NU=MI MM:WhIIV=I
•3tN nums. 4 33 i ? sus BETEL 7 1511E1GB WATSB, 9 7
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Norman, Crowell, 44 hours from Boston,
with mdse and passengers to Henry Winsor & Co.
Steamer E N Fairchild, Trout, 24 hours from New
York. with mdse to Wm M Baird & Co. .
Steamer D Wallace Batty, from New York, with
mdse to Dolan & Shields.
Steamer E B Hale, Hampden, from New York, with
mdse to captain.
Ship Dos (Norw), Schlambush, 3 days from N York,
in ballast to L Westergard
Bark Catharine (Ham) Dickman. 3 days from New
York, in ballast to L Westergard.
Brig Lucy A Blossom, Hogan, from Newburyport.
Bohr Jane Emson, Emson, from New York, in bal
last to LI S Stetson de Co. _
Sob r Flora A Sawyer, Reed, from Eastport,Me. with
mdse to E A Sooder & Co.
schr Ida L Howard. McDuff:ie. from Portland, with
mdse to Crowell & Collins.
ttchr Charm. Chase from Easton, with mdse to
Crowell &Collins.
Schr F Nickerson, Kelly, from Boston, with mdse
to Crowell & Collins.
Behr Reading RR NO 48' , Nickerson, - from Alexan
dria. with iron to Phcenix Iron Co.
Schr Ocean Bird, Kelly, from Boston, with mdse to
Mershon & Cloud.
Behr S P Chase, Bostick. 1 day - from Smyrna, Dal.
L
with grain to Jae Bewley & Co.
Bchr Enie Hell, Matson, 1 day from Frederica, Del.
with corn to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Schr Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odessa, Del. with grain
to Jae L Bewley & Co.
Schr Son of Malta, Hopkins, 2 days from Milton,
Del. with grain to - Christian & Co.
Schr Garnet, Marshall, 1 day from Lewes, Del. with
grain to Jae L Bewley & Co. -
Schr Ellen, Barnes, from Newport.
Schr A Edwards, Barnes, from Newpert,
Fehr J M Flanagan: Cain, from Salem.
Behr J C McShaln, Robinson, from Washington.
Schr Cerro Gordo, Cobb, from Annisquan - .
Schr Read RR No 50, Corson, from Georgetown.
Schr t omplete, Crowell, from Baltimore.
Behr J W illiamson , Wlnsmore, from Boston.
Schr W P Colesbnry, Smith, from Dorchester.
Schr kardin_ Holbrook, from Rockland.
tIOLEARED YESTERDA
Steamer F Franklin. Pierson, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Bark FaLny Hamllton (Br), Dyer, Genoa, Warren,
Gregg & Morris.
Fehr Cordella, Ludlow. St Sohn, NB. E A Bonder & Co.
Behr R G Whilden. Neal, Boston, NY & Suh Coal Cu.
Behr J Wlllienuor , Winsmore,Boston,SinnicksondkCo.
Schr W T Colesbary, Smith, Dorchester, Bacon, Col.
line & CO.
Schr Specie, Smith, Norfolk, I P Morris.
ht.EMORANDe...
Steamer Delaware, Thompson, hence 28th ult. at
Livelpool previous to 12th inst.
Steamer Itoneka, Hershman, at New York yest::::-
day from Charleston.
Steamer Mary, Wilson. hence at Mobile 17th inst.
Steamer Neshannock. Winchester, cleared at New
York yesterday for this port.
Steamer New York, G ray, cleared at. New York
yeeterday for Aspinveall.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton," cleared at 'law York yes
terday for this port.
Steamer Evening Star, Delany, from New Orleans
lath Inst SW Pau 14th, at New York yesterday,
Steamers Star of the 'Union, Blanchard, awl Ala
bama, Linieburner, at N. Orleans yesterday from New
York.
Ship Good Hope, Miller, cleared at San. Francisco
20th hit for.Chinchas. -
Bark Olivia Pavia (of rhiladelphis),Shourds. 52 days
from Rio Janeiro, with coffee to John Mason (V. 00, of
nelphia; at New York yesterday- '
Brig Two Marys, Germaine, - hence at Trieete pre
viona to 12th inst. via Carthagena.
Brig Witheitnine&Ellse (Hol), Wietams, oleander.
New York yesterday-forStettin, via this port.
kehr C C Brooks, Harris, hence at. Bedford lath
Schr klien - Forrester, Warren, for this Pert, called
from Providence 19th inst.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN ., ;„PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 22. 1866.
Cy. bitrilull;.—A: .ISieedns of, we rituelivatuettb ur
the PION ERR MINING COMPANY OF COL
041ADO will beheld at their office, 40T Library street,
On THURSDAY, the 24th fruit. at 12 o'clock K.
s. mY2O•th,s,tu,Gt* Secretary
A 2,1 - METING OF THE CONTRIBUTORS TO
11? will
the HONE FOR LITTLE WANDERERS wi
beheld at the Rome, No. 820 SOIJTH street, on the
230 day of May, 1666, between the hours of 8 and 6
P. M., to choose a Board of Mattagell3.
SAZOIEL MACFEERAN,
my 11,15 19,22,01 Becretazy pro tern.
lO'OFFICE OF • THE METALLINE LAND
COMPANY, No. 224 WALNUT; street. Paths,
DXLPHIA, May 2, 1866.
The Stated Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the METALLINE LAND COMPANY will be held at
the Office of the Company, on MONDAY, June 4th
prox. at li 12 o'clock, M. F. E. WOMRATH,
royB-e4a Clerk. •
ga.MGERMANTOWN.—NOTICE -- THE GER
ANToWN WATER COMPANY haying de
livered possession of their Works, dm., to the City of
Philadelphia. no further rents will be collected or per
mits Issued by the Company. 'Stockholders will re
ceive their certificates of City Debt upon delivery of
their Stock certificates to
NAACO. PRICE,
President Germantown Water Co.
myis•ste
[OOFFICE or TEE AMYODALOID MINING
. COMPANY, PHILADILLIIITA, May2l, 1866.
The Annual meeting of Stockholders orthe -Amyg
dalold Xining Company" will be held of their oiliCe,
No. 324 Walnut street. on WEDNESDAY, Jane 6th.
proximo, at 12 o'clock M., for the election of Directors
and the transacticn of other boldness.
my2ltie6f
lIIBILISR TZAR OF THE, A.HRRICAN
•eY .1111thlf.8001/ITY.—The fourth sermon of the
germs preached in the city of New York in behalf of
the American Bible Society. will be delivered by the
Rev. A. EC, Vinton, D. D., 0 f New York. in the Church
of the Holy Trinity, Rittenhouse Square and WaLant
street, on TUESDAY SVRNING. the 2511 l lust., at a
quarter before eight o'clock. Subject—" The Human
in the —hole. myl9
na'CAMBBL& IRON COMPANY. -6. spectra
meeting of the Stockholders of the Cambria
Iron Company, will be held on THOESDAY, May
Slat, 1861, at the Mace of the_Oompany, Ne. 400 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, at 4 o'clock, P. M., to consider
ant determine th e disposition of the • residue of the
capital stock and such ether business as may Shea be
submitted.
By order of the Board.
apto-trayill* JOBEff T. imam, Secretary.
V- TRH ANNUAL MEETING OB THE STOUR
HOLDERS OF TUB BLOOMSBURG IRON
6.8 A' ANY Win bib bald At the Compaurs Office, at
Archdale, Pa., on WEDNESDAY, May std, 1868, for
the purpose of electing nine Directors to serve the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of other business
WILLIAM N. Id. BAKER,
Secretary and Treasure r ,
, No. 218 North Water street.
PICIIADALPIEUI, April 17,1868.
BT.A ItICSOLUTIONT OF A SITECOMMTP
TEE on the RECEPTION OF. STATE FL LOS,
the late Commanding Officers of Regimenta, residing
in the First Militia Division, are requested to send to
the subscriber the names and Poet Office aldves of
Color-Bearer and Guards to carry their Regimental
Flags in the Procession on the Fourth of July next
The Bearer and guards to be those only who were ac
testily detailed in orders to these duties, and who bore
the Colors in action. HECTOR TYN DALE
Late Brig,-Goa. 11. s. VoL
Address, If o. 707 CIMSTNUT atreat, Philadelphia.
Nay 13th,1866. myl9 3t
DULAWARE DLLNLNO COMPANY OF MI-
U b hereby given that all Stock
in this Company on which the eleventh installment of
Two Dollars and Fifty CVnta per share,called February
7th,1865, and due February 19th. 1886, is not paid, is
forfeited for said default., and that. au:larding to the
Charter and By• Laws of the Company. It will be sold
at Public Auction on MONDAY,the second day offuly
1866, at 12 X., at the office of the eiecretary of the Com
pany. No. Tt. 6 Walnut street. .Ptilladelphia, unless paid
at or before that tune.
By order of the Board of Dlrectors.
B. WYATT WISTA.R, Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia May Ist, 18&1. raY141141,33.1c/i
NOTIC—THE 'UNDERSIGNED, COM KIS
110* E IIISSION ER named in the Act of 43asembly ot
the Commonwealth of Xennsylvanht. entitled An
act te Incorporate the MANUFACTURERS' and
CONSUMER.S' ANTHRACITIt • RAILROAD and
PANY," approved 2tdday of Harch.A.D. lebt' hwlllomn
books and re‘elvesnbscriphone to the Qmital Stock of
said Company at the GIRARD HOOFS iC, Chestnut
street, In the City of Philadelphia. on DIONDAY, the
fourth day of June, A. D. 1868, at IS o'clock A. M.
J. N. WALTXIt, JAMBS VIZZAILD,
R. A. WILDER B. SWAIN.
JOHN CLRl____,Cl? JAS. P. NICKELS.
JOHN P. ()RHEA - , mylOttjeal
:sr 't aft s• e :s. t. •JE
i l lq " been duly elected Officers of the Philadelphia
• ber of tbminerce, to serve tor the ensuing year:
- - - - .
Subscriptions will be , received at the Booms of the
Corn 'Exchange Association for -the balance of the
Capital Stock, daily, from 13 A. M. to 12 SG
(Signed) SAMUEL L. WARD, Treasurer.
PIELLA 33 /aItRIA. May II 1 minim
ice- MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.—
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
1866-'l7.
President, -
ROBLBY DUNG LISON, IL D.
Vice President.
THOMAS SULLY.
Treasurer.
WILLIAM L. mAcnErt.
Secretary.
WILLIAM L. DUNGLISON.
Frannie Gurney Smith, T. A. 'Klemm,
Franklin Peale, Michael H. Crass.
Pierce Butler, Carl H. 0. Saris, '
M. W. Baldwin. Francis Cooper.
Bryant Ferguson. S. Whiner,
Thos Fliagerald, Joseph W. Drexel,
Jas. V. Patterson, M. D., Charles E Lex,
Tlvodore Curler, Chas. P. Turner. IL D.,
C. F. Stolle, William Maris. Jr.,
Thos. It. Marie,' ' Edward S. Clarke,
Cour sellers,
THEODORE CU '
CHARLES E LEX.
Ph; siciens,
JAMES V. PATTERsOIT. M. 8.,
CH. ..SALES P. TURNER, M. D.
Superintendent,
THOMAS J. BECKETT.
DIVIDEPiD NOTICES.
n- OFFICE GIRA_RD F. M. INSURANCE
11.,y CONEPANT, 415 WALNUT STREET, Rama.-
-
DELPHIA. May 15. 1866.
A Dividend of FIVE PER CENT. has been declarNl
payable to the stockholders on and after Friday, the
Isth inst., clear of taxes.
iiiLFSED B. GILLETT,
Treasurer.
myls-tu,th,e.6t
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMP ANY
acY b T.REASTIRER'S DEPARTMENT. PIZELADSL
PILL, May 2d 1866. _
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Board of Di
rectors have this day declared a Semi-Annual Dividend
of FIVE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the
Company, clear of National and State Taxes, payable
on and after May 30, 1866.
Blank Powra of Attorney for collecting Dividends
aan be had at the Office of the Company. N.. 0. 238 hmt,,
THIRD street. . THOS. T. FIRTH,
rays•art Treasurer.
BLAIIt'S P RETRITIT "81 - RI7PS put up In bottles
expressly for Families in the country. One table
spoonful of any of these Syrups added to a glass of ice.
wsttr, makes a most refreshing and delightful draught
almost. if not equal to soda %rate , . Orders by mail
pri rapt] y answered. H. C. BLAIR'S SONS', Apothe
caries, Eighth and Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
_ .
H • --• •
AZZABD'SCELEBRATED HAIRREGENER
ATOR. For eale by 0. S. HUBBELL,
rny.l2-rdktu.6l.* Chestnut, street, above Broad.
TO DRUGGIST AND STottEKEEPERS.—We are
prepared to furnish 11A 77 ARD'S CELEBRATED
7 1 A Itt. REGENERAJOR.
.7OHNSO.N, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN,
royl2-e.tu,et• No. 23 North Sixth street.
...NED CAMPHOR, In original packages; Alta
hol, 95 per cent., In lots to suit; Cod Liver 011, In
quonti Vet; suitable to tte trade,of strictly prime quality.
JOHN C. BARER dc CO., No. 718 Market street.
CAMPHOIt—A lot at Camphor, or sale by WILr
LLSM FLUB CO., Druggists, - No. 724 and 721
Mark et Street.
'DETRACT OF BEEF for beef tea or Essence of
.0 Beef in sickness Or for soupsfor table use. Made
n Elgin, Illinois, by Gall Borden, from the juices of
choice beef and is superior in ;delicious flavor and
quality to any hitherto known. Packets with fhll
rectiona, one dollar each. RlTlltmfors Apothecary,
1410 Chestnut street.
n'ittrOGISTIV SIETRDRIFS. Grenuatea —Rom"
1- , Pill Tiles, Combs, Bruohes t /Errors. Tweentre,Pral
Bozos, Hors Scoops,
ti
Surgiesl Instrumento, Trustee
third and Soft Rubber oodu,Nrtal Cases , Glum ant
pieta gyrnatee, all at "First Hands" yflees,
• • SNOWDEN dt
aps4fl 2t South Elighth
OBE SHOEMAKER & 00.. E. TA mom
LI; FOURTH AND - RAGE - STREETS, Wholesalt
Drug W h ite Lead, and Pa in Nonunion:lms and D ealers In Windon
Glass,ts every description,
offer to the trade, or consumers, a complete stook od
goods In their line, at the lowest market rates.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER &,00.
Northeast corner Fourth and Race streets.
AKAGNEBll4—Jennings Calcined, in 10D. round tbu
M.and boxes, also in bottles. Jerusinz's Carbonate of
Magnetda, in 2 oz. and 4 est. papers .2 _Masty Calcined
Ilareals lynding and for sale by 4...A.8„Lmi..:
SO & CO., Druggists, Market and seventh streets.
Philadelphia,: - - - sell
DAY RITIL-3ust received, en invoice of Genuine
ImportedA Rum, for mile by the gallon, by
ROBERT SRO r TCER & CO.. Druggist, N o mu.
oar Fourth and Race streets,
SPEOLtts • NOTICE&
F. E. WOMBATS,
Secretary,
.105.V.111. S.' rzitcrr.
ILLITAGERS,
ATM G. CATTELJ N __
CHABLKS H. CIIMALMOS,
JAMBS A. WRIGHT,
HOWARD BINCHMAN,
CHABLIS& BRECHT,
sunEci H.
NATHAN BRO a.
JOHN H. 3.11 CE
TAEAsuaat,
SAMIIRL L. WARD.
DR,VtA a
PERFUNEEItY.
ISKIIILINIDE.
1111,A.WARB ZEOTITAL BARBTY .UNIIIRANCE
.a.. , OOMPANY
INOORPORLTIiD. BY Tirs iareigramuza xiv
orrunim. ir,. t: PE RNEB Y T.:• IBBS. wazanim
= .P.I3:I7ADICLPRI.A.
iNSURANOB,
ON V EOGazM a ,E:
°
llaßOO,__ To all parte of the w rid.
BRBI • • .
- ,
INBURANOMB
On Geode, by River, Canal, Lake,_ a Lana Oenbilli
to all pane of the Viani...
pm,B, INBURANUER,
Oa Merchandise generally,
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, &O. •
ASEOPIS OP THE COMPANT,
November 1, 1885.
100,000 United States 5 per cent. loan, '7l prow co
120,000 United States 8 per cent, loan, '81...... 128,100 00
'BOO,OOO United States 7 510 per cent. loan
Notes. 191,875 00
100,001 Sle r l e e s i l iNennsylvardi MVP Fat - cent.
Loan 90X55 66
' 51,060 State of Pennsylvania Six Per Cent.
Loan . 58,2421,00
185,000 City of
L0an,..... uLeast 50
20,000
P airPennsylvi --- S - Gia Stn - ii- -
gag x Cent. Bonds- M,CSO 00
25,000 Penn Pennsylvania Railroad Second 'Mort-
Six Per Cent. 80nd5.......... . 48,750 00
15,000tirunarn Penna. Railroad Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Bonds.- 28,750 06
11,000 800 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
guaranteed by the City of Phtladcd
. . 18,557 50
1,11 g) 115 iTca -- . - A3117
Company • - SAO 00
5 100 100 Stock North Pennsylvania
Railroad . 8,250 00
40,000 Deposit with the United - States - Go.
vernment, subject to 10 days ca11. . .......40,000 01
80,900 State of Tennessee Pive Per Cent.
L0an........--. 18,100 00
170.760 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage, • first
ill= 01 City P 01 0 018 17••••••••••••«•••••••••• -MP° 60
MK= Par. Market vain-- 098,560 00
Beal Estato... 8/000 09
Bills rweitnifirititi r igniiiiii;:....- In.ats so
Balances dim atAgencka.-Premintrut an Ma- •
tine "Policies. Accrued Interest. a=d other'
debts due Ike Company.--- 45,51144
Scrip and Stock Sr sundry Insurance and
other Com ll. l n. ' panies. SS,UI. liiitimated value- 8.118 00
Csah 71 . 811
Ocala Ca tg
asps "I
swag 12
1T07121.
Simnel E. Stokes,
S. P. Perdstoli.
Henry Sloan,
William G. Boniton,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jonas Brooke,
Edward Lem:arcade,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Mclivaine,
J. B. Semple, Pittsburgh.
A.
T.MoB. Ber
m get,
Pittabttsburg b.
urg an, Ph.
3 C. HAND. Preaident.
DAVIS, Vice President.
Mary. dei3tnol
ThereseO.
Jo lm O. Darla, Rand
Rdmtuad A. Eisrader,
Theopblius Spalding,
JolutP. Penrose,
Tames Traquair.
Henry O. LaHatt, St*
Tames O. "(sad,
William O. dwig,
Joseph H. Sea Lu l,
George O. 'Alper,
Hugh Craig,
Robert Burton,
John D. Taylor,
THO
JOHN 0
Hamm Limatrait„ 8
FIRE ASSOCIATION,
Incorporated March V, 18.50.
F-A OFFICE lkio. MN. FIFTH street. Bt
sure BUILDING_
_S HOUSEHOLD FUR
NTFITRIC and • fml. .. .ALNDIS.E genet
3-- ally, from Loss by Fire, (in the City 0
r • 9 - - " PWledelphia only.)
STATEMENT or the Assets of the Assoidatloa
. .
anuary 1, Ms. . .. . .
Bondi and NorT i le a . on property in the
City of Philadel . do --------..--5525458 17
droned Rents. 20 Fa in
----- ---
Real 'Estate (Office No 54 North Fifth street) 14,..W 13
- U. S. Government 5-80 8enda......--...... .. . ... 45,030 00
11. S. Treasury Notes.--.---------- 6,640 00
City Warrants., ... -------
........... ste 00
Cloth on hand.--.....-------.—.------ 27,1 M SS
GEORGE W.
WAL H. Tr A miI".TON,
MEIN SOUDER.
-PETER A. KEYSER,
JOHN PHILREN,
JOHN CA Saw.
GEORGE L YOUNG,
Ticemuimz ancrAary or - NowaAucsimr.
HABTN A.ISW ZIAILABD TEAM:POE
TATION MEVELAVCEIL
Mice,No.4l2 WALIWT stria, Rol* side. saes Cd
Third tweet.
The 'Properties of Oda Oompany am wen boreepsg
and flumlet an available find for t.ko ample ladounnlty
ofallpojwas wbo &sire to is° protected by Insnrazos.
N.A. /OMB taken Oa Veneta, Freak* and
pa
ut•D TRANSPORTATION BLOM am Yu
thandise Railroads. Canals and Steamboat&
FIRE BISXBOn Nerchandlts, Fornitare sal Zalkt
{am In Gt. &Id COlll2tY •
wx•spft - sinta Err 171m—auTrwm
PAID IN AND eainTRKLY LAD
TOTAL PROPIOITIMI,
MAW
rmagrrt i lL a:Eu=lEL
Arthur G. OM R, " James N. Mims, ,
Emend W. Jones, 8. Morris WaM,
Jobs A... Brown, Jam Melon,
tlbsrles Tink lisertaria.
Ambrose Francis R. Cope,
Itirlard D Weed. =ward E. Troyer.
William Welsh, 318. Clarke, •
William .11.. Bowes,Quanikum
. T. Charlsion /ISOM
ARTHUR O. oarrar,
Mows
Friars. liscrelasmr.
K.t:a:lbw:VlOL tr y .j_qa - 11.pils 9171 /11
I 1:164. A u ! . !Au,
Inset
"The Pire Tastualas OanspW - orrearrzrrm
anY of the Country at
Madelphla." Luauporatal by the LegitL en
Penzuolvania in IS3S, for
in
avian bar or
damage hy
l aclearirsay.
TRH PIERPHTIIA.L.
This old and reliable institattou, with arite WWI&
and csntingent itmd earefally invented costa 'we to in
sure buildings, ftireltura naernhandine. Ea. either Per
nannently or b rl a limited time, UZI= lair Or=
by fire, at the lowest rates =anent with the
safety of its castomers.
Loosen adjusted and paid with all possible de pates:
LIM=O.I3B.
illtusz nenry les crini .T. Sutter, , Edwin Boat=
Jelin Horn,
Robert V. Homy, Jr..JosephMoore , Henry Budd, George Meath
Andrew H. mush_
__ James N. Stone.
3J. 131=103, Prentdrum
f3tsev land Treasurer.
=OM =V I nHOILSLE ENI3IIRAZIOR .0611dPAINT OR MEWL.
r DELPHIA.
Rsormicza B!HOZONLIIIr.
INCORPOBATEID 1804-011ABTEN SPISPEITIA.L.
130. EH WALNUT Street, ote, the smohanze.
In addition to MARINE and DISTTRANCID
o tte nix (ka ir vany insane from loss or damage by BUOY,
tetras, on bandana, merchandise, random&
dx., for Malted periods, and permanently ma buThlings
by deposit of premiere.
The Com him been in active operation for mom
th an tux during which all losses have
been promptly adl and paid.
BS.
John L. Hodge, DESEO T D O avid Lewis,
M. B. Mahony Benjamin Biting,
John T. Lewin, Thomas H. Pow m,
William S. Grant, A. R. McHenry,
Robert W. Learning. Edmond Castillon,
D. Clark Wharton, Samna wijedx,
Lawrence Lew% J? tiAtds C. Norris.
JOHN B. WDsluiA:m,,.s: Fromm%
EIAZI7XL W/LOO2, Secretary.
Loam rezetauarcus EXCLUMVELY. TH6
.r PENNSYLVA.NLS. PLEB INFROLaziOE Md.
PAITY—_ In .. , :atiM laile—Marter Pexpetnal—ms
GO WALI= - Street, optte Independence Selma
This Company, favorab known to the community
for over fOrty Years, ca n neat to insure Ainh i t i ll .
:Ir damage by nre, en Public or Private
either permanently or fir a limited time. Also, cr
Pornitture= of Goods and Merchandise generally.
on liberal . . .
Their Capital, toge th er with a large Surplus pund it
Invested in the most mantel manner. wW.e..h enabler
them to oder to the insured an undoubter; security Is
the We of loss.
DIREDITOBS.
Daniel Smit h, Jr. John Deverenx,
Alexander Denecin, Thomas Smith,
Issas Ithalehnrat, Henry Lewis,
Thorns Boblne, J. Giutrotb R 1 Yell.
Dateel Haddock. Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, Jr.. Pre/den.
Wass= G. Csowni.L. Secretary
ISCICRICIAN FIRE .13181311A1 3 1011 00.11:PANT.
1:610010011A.TEID 1810.—CEILLUTER =RPM
tw WALPITIT BWe, above THIRD Street,
PRILADMPILLA.
nay Lug paid up (IA.PITAL EITOaK and Iron
PLUS inveftW in sound and ava ll abb3 Securitial, con.
Unue to Justin on Dwellings, StorU mat turniture, Wen
nbandise, Vessels In port, and their and other
Personal ProParti. AU Losses ilbaraUy PrOlupt.V
*Austad. • • ,
W Thomas B. M. 12111,
John eird,
Samuel a Marton,
BMA& Brady,
John T. Lewis,
James IL Carapbelll
Edmund G. Dan%
,tatarlat W. Poultnnti
Israel borres.
1111011A8 It. MAIM President.
AZEMB*CL L. Clasersona. tilearetary. my=
A ALMEIOAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ads. BUN ,
No . IS WALNUT
street. AND INLAND INSUILINORS.—
Risks taken on veins*
on e and freights to sal pots
of thevorld, and oniroods on Wend irsnipertation on
rivers, canals, railroads and other, conveyances
thrall/0100 all United States. _ _
WILLIAM C
L E rreadent
nu= ominos riemasia,
ROBS= .T. NNE, Elecretary. . -
Willem Craig,
Peter Cullen, •
JOIIII Dells% Jr..
William R. Xerrie
W. Mauna
OMEN 3. Lestiletk
Wm. Y,
TEir l dnrnpllNl , LIEF AIM - Tnitur 00M.
Incorporated by the Rate of Pere:Zdvanis, Id month,
MITRE:I3 Lrinza__ALl47 s l 'nermauper ON RN
POSITS .e..eip GRARTS AZINOTTIER.
C1AZ1TA.L'...—.....
. ~.:. .., ~ -- fiffilkaZii. --.. " ..... " ..... " 4"a4C1
I
-----n— —"WY. • Richard Osdkeny,
Jeremiah er, g Haines,
Joshua H. Morri, • T. W Exown i •
Richard Wood. Win. O. LOngStrettle
Ohm V oorlin.
sestuEL it. SHIPLZY s President, PARRY , Actuary.
• - omers.
=SKY No, ul spun FM O& Mule
' YoN PresidegiL
JOS&H R - Lyzfrima,,
LEVI.P. COATS
SAMUEL SPAAHAWB,
CHARLES P. BOWER,
TESS& LIGHTFOOT,
ROBERT SHorAr A ia - v7e,
T. BUTLER, Secretary.
DlAZOwisei.
1 enrt O.
Lowt pill r'
J. Johnetou ReoWai
Samuel A. Bulon.
Mason Madam
NAB.a! L. Elder,
El. n' MUM, _
Pearson Barra ' UM
dORYBAINIDL
FIRE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital, $lO Millions.
Invested Funds, over 16 Millions.
Yearly Revenue, over 5 lailliollll.
Invested in the United
States, over $1,500,000
All loesee promptly adltu3ted without. reference to
Ragland.
ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for l'ennsyivanSa.
OFFICE,
No. 6 Ifforchants' 'Ex°luaige,
127trt,th,t'6132
1829-CITEI:t P.ERPETUAL.
]u•]Etik.Nrcr.rJm
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or •
PHILADEI.PECLI:
Asiwto on January 1,1866,
02,508,851. f)t).
SO
. MAW 2
CLAIXa, /NOOll3ll 70Z Wel.
1444 1 17 b& $310.0110.
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over -
$5,000,1)00.
Perpetual sad'lemporaty PWleleg OA Lalaal Ten=
DIEFCTORES,
Chas. N. Banker. Edward O. Dale,
Toplas Wagner, George Pales,
Enamel Grant, Alfred Pitler.
Geo. W. Richards. Fran. W. Lewis. N. D.
Isaac Lea, Peter McCall.
CRARLEI3 N. RANCHER, President.
• EDWARD C. DALE, Vice Preident.
JAB. W. Mr. A ra. - iliTl2l3, Secretary pro tern.
pit m q as tilMWElariElliel
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OYFICE, DS WALNUT STREET, PHILA. DELPI37A.
CAPITAL PAID IN, IN CASH. groo,ooo.
This company continues to write on Fins Dirks only,
Its capital, with a good surplus, is safely invested.
701
Loeser by fire havebeen promptly paid, and more than
8500,000
Disbursed on this acconnt within the past few years.
FFor the present the &thee of this company will re
ain at
415 WAIS - 11:11" &MEET,
Bnt within a few months will remove to its OWN
BUILDING.
00E. Sltve.tcrki. AND ClinzsT.ed uT,
Then, as now, we shall be happy to insure our patron
at such rates as are consistent with safety.
- -•- - •
THOMAS CRAVEN; AthRED es. emarrr,
PUB.M.Sis - RP - PPP . ..n=4 N. S. LAWRICIN.
THOS. 3LAPKRI.T. A. Ft, CHARLES L Duposr
I. St PPLHIC,_ HENRY P. KE...`elc. BY_,
MO.
LL W. OLAO ES HOP , H, JUSEREEKLAPP,M.D,
SIS TERN Jn, _
THOM' A NI 01111.VEN, Preeident.
ALPE= S. (ILLICIT. V. Preadent and Trimmer.
JAHES E. ALVORD. Secrete/7. bumf
PrEmeiccus, Entraiman ointreArm.o2
IC .s ILADELPHIA.
Incorporated in 1.841. Muter Perpetual
OFFICE, No. SOS WALNUT STREIFT,
VIVA%
Insures against !ma or damageby FMB, on
Houses, Stores and other Ibtlidings tier or per.
paresd, and on Paratturs, Goods Wai l es and .merchan•
this
...
ss in town or cotureu.
L0)323 PILOMPTLY
Invested In the following *Manilla.
Find Mortgages on City ProPertY, well so-
1124,100 CC
Untied 135,001 ea
Philadelphia Cita 6 per cent. "r , ..*". Rhe OC
Penraylvaniat6,ooo,oCo 6 per cent. ELMO c
.Peruasy Wan la tWl.rmtd Boats, drat. and se
cond Mortgages .. 115,000 OE
Caraden and Amboy .11allread Company's
6 per cent. 15,t00 06
Phdelptda and Beading Itaillmad Con
s 6 per cent. 5,000 0t
Htuatngdonandßroad Top 7 percent. mort
gage bands.— 4,10X1
County Fire Insuranc• Company's Stock::: Ltroce
Mechanics' Bank Sitsek - 4,003
Commercial PAnk of Pennsylvania 5t ,,,, t 10,000
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.. 360 CC
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadel-
Phial Stock . 1.000 ft
Cub in bank and on 5.014 30
DIRECTORS. $408,004 IV
Clem. TlngleSr, Benj. W. Tll t. e7,
Wm. Musser, Marshall R 1
Samuel Blsphans, Charles Lelan
H. L. Carson, Thomas H. Moore,
Robert Steen, fdamnel Costner,
Wm. Eu3venson, Alfred English,
JamenT. To-arm..
- - L TINOLEY, President.
!tam
I. lea. de2o-thAtzt,la
•
THOMAS C. HILL.
PHILADELPHIA.
TEFFERSO7.,!: FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHI.LADELPHIA.—OFFICE, No. 21 NORTH
FIFTH STREET. NEAR MA_RKET STREET.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
Cusarrn Pistpsrroar. CAPITAL AND ASSETS,
1_150;000. Make Insurance against Loss or Damage by
Tire or Public or. Private Buildings, Furniture, Stocks.
Goods and Merchandise on vo ßs rable terms.
Dufr.cro.
George Erety, Frederick Doll.
C. 31
August iller, l Jacob Schtmdier,
Jobn F. Belsterllng, Sarno el Miller,
Henry Troomner, Edward P. Moyer,
William McDaniel, Adam J. Glass,
Cbristopher H. Miller, Israel Peterson,
Frederick Smoke, Frederick Ladner
Jonas bowman,
GEORGE
JOHN F. BUST]
prat' TP E. COLEMAN,
- -
AN TILE. A CITE INEURANUE COMPANY
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Oelce, No. MI WALNUT street, above Third, Ph.P.a.
Will instrre against Loss or Datnage by Plre, on Build-
Lugs, either perpetually or Boa limited time, Rousehati
Furniture and Merchandise generally.
Also—Mari ne Insurance on Vessels, Cavaco,. ant
Freight. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Unica.
DEW-MORS.
Wm. Palter, David Pearson,
D. Luther, Peter Sieger,
Lewis Audenried, J. R. Panm,
Blakiston, WM. P. Dean,
JOB. Maxilield, John Retchem.
WM. .: 'c.r. President.
WM. F. D • - • , Vice-Prrident.
WM. M. SMITH. Secretary trsg
"VICTUAL FIRE /NSITRANCE OOKPASZY Oi
.0.1. r.AT)F.LPHIA.—Office No. s South FIRTH
Street—insure Buildings, Household Goods. and Her
chandine generally.
ASS.ETS-8103.795 iS4I.
DIRECTORS FOR 1866.
CALEB CLOTHIER, WM. P. REEDER.
BENS. MALONE. JOSEPH CHAPMAN
THOMAS HA R EDW. M. NEEDLIM,
T. ELLW'D VAN, WILSON H. JENR"
SEM EON 'MATLACK. LUKENS WPTFISTER
AARON W. GASTrir.T.. CHARLES EVANS,
CLOTHIER, President.
T. Exzwoon - CerArstArr. Secretary. fenami
illiwrl ti zOOMPANl sT f imm.
VIBE AND INLAND INSIIHANCI2
Primate N. Back,
Cbarlea Richardsan,
Nenry Lewis,
Hamel Wright,
P. 9. Justlce
Bea. A.esl i &Nam
CHAS. id
Illk L Riaarainum.
SITUHEN
thins
In the
the right the rlihtnlsoe.o Household he
it after a in
gle
i d s aL Zt the only Sifter now in two that gives satisiho.
db. Every Ma is warranted to give perfeet OAF
Motion.
B. MINIM=
' , adorn No. 630 MARENT street, Philada.
State and OonntyrEighte fort-slue on easy term&
Wholesale Tradesnoplied on remoinible terms.
Siam mbs not t 9 paky il.ddraiii N3301149t II QOl DM
purr, a DLpgin,
AND PA.ID.
CO4 CI
ERETY. President.
I • tiG, Vice President
Secretary.
Jinx W. ItVarreart,
Robert B. Potter.
Jno. Renslig, Jr..
KIKIWWSTAI4
CEW.Stakes,
Jos.D.Halts.
lIQB PreWMEint,
3 .',lTlOSPriNdalial
pa a Small Capital
1 E NCEIt'S
ATENT
SIFTER
JUFD
VUI3DIR.
triable for use in all
here a Strainer or
required. It will
MEAL, SQUASH.
-ETTIOSIWEE're
will Strain
.a9E9,BAIIaEs.
09XFORT.
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uNID.L
„Imported and for sale at annexed prices, b 7 -
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No. 21 houth Sixth street, above Chestnut Pullada.
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