AMENDMENTS TO THE TAX BILL.
Changes Interesting to the Public-Burn
ing Fluid, goal oil and Gas.- razatton
on Men's, Women'. and Children's Year
-What oar Smokers and Chewers mast
pay-Important to dterchauts,.Bankers
mud Brokers-Impost on Banking As
seciallonsote. •
The amendments reported from the Senate
Committee on Finance to the House Tax
bill are numerous. The following are some
of the most material changes, namely: A
tax of five cents per pound on cotton: im
perfect or incomplete lista may be corrected ,
by the assessors at any time within two
years; to strike out the - tax - of $2O on those
distilling or mamaiscturing less than. 50
barrels per year, from apples, grapes or
peaches. The nineteenth clause of the tax
schedule is altered as follows: Coal oil dis
tillers and distillers of burning fluid and
carnal ine shall pay $5O. Any person, firm
or corporation, who shall refine, produce
or distill petroleum or rock oil, or oil made
of coal,
.asphaltum, sale, peat or other
bituminous substances,or shalt manufac
ture illuminating oil; hall ,be
.! regarded as
a coal oil duitiller.
The tax imposed upon the manufatture of
it tobacco, snuff and cigars shall be neld to
retcrue upon the sales or removal from the
.., place of manufacture. All gas. companies
. .i!A whose price is fixed by law,--are authorized
to add the tax herein imposed to the , price
per thousand feet on the gas sold; provided
that coaltarand amrnordacalliqUorprodueed
in the manufacture of illuminating gas and'
the product of the distillation of coal tar arts
the products of the manufacture of ammo
niacal liquors thus produced shall be exe :apt
from duty. On sulphate of berYtes, a tax
of latents per 100 polinds. Strike otit the
tax of 5 cents per gallon on wine made or
grapes - further advanced than juice or must.
Boot or shoemakers making ,boots - or:
shoes. to order as certain work only,' and
not for general sale, and whose annual pro
duct does-mot exceed $2,000; are' exempt
from taxation. On — feedy-Tmade clothing
gloves, mittens, moccasins, baps, felt hats,
and*other articles of drese for the wear or
men, women and children, not otherwise
assessed and taxed, a • tax of two per cent.*
ad valorem, to be paid ny every person
manufacturing or providing them for sale,
cir•furnishing the materials and employing .
others'to make, manufacture, or produce
thee; provided, that any labor of any
person making glove; mittens, moccasins,
caps, felt hats, or other articles of dress to
order, as custom work only, and not for
general sale, and whose annual profits do
not exceed $2,000, shall be exempt from tax,
and articles of dress made or trimmed by
milliners or dress-makers, for the wear of
women, and children, shall also be exempt
from this tax.
Leine cut shorts are included in the tax of
30 cents per pound; on smoking tobacco of
all kinds, not sweetened nor stemmed, nor
butted, including that made of stems, or in
parts of stems and imitations thereof, a tax
of 15 cents instead of 20 cents per pound.
On all cheroots, cigarettes, or cigars, the
market value of which is over $B, and not
over $l2 per thousand, a tax of $lO per thou
sand instead of $4. On all other cigarettes,
- cheroots and cigars, a tax of $4 per thou
sand; provided that upon all imported cigars
and cheroots, but not including cigarettes,
an internal revenue tax shall be tevied and
collected in addition to the duties paid upon
the importation thereof of $lO per thousand,
and stamps denoting the payment of such
tax,shall be appended to every boxor pack
age of imported cigars or cheroots before
the same are sold or offered for sale; and
any cigars or cheroots se< imported, which
shall be sold, offered .or exposed for sale
without having stamps affixed,shall be for
feited to the United States, and the importer
of such cigars or cheroots shall be deemed
the manufacturer thereof and shall be sub.
ject to all theduties, liabilities and penal
ties imposed by law upon the manufacturer
of domestic cigars and cheroots.
That section 98 be amended by striking
out all after the enacting clause, and insert
ing in lien thereof as follows:—"There shall
be levied, collected and paid on all sales of
real estate, goods, wares and merchandise,
and articles or things at auction, including
all sales of stocks, bonds and other securi
ties, a duty of one-tenth of one per cent."
Strike out from the clause taxing sales made
by brokers, banks or bankers, foreign ex
-change or uncarrent money—"when the
gross receipts of any bridge or toll road for
and during any term of twelve consecutive
calendar months shall not exceed the
,--. amount expended during the said term to
- keep such bridge or road in repair, no tax
shall be assessed upon such receipts during
the month next following such term; pro
vided the tax may be added to the rates of
fare."
Strike out the proviso "that any bank
ceasing to issue notes for circulation, and
which shall deposit in the Treasury of the
United States, in lawful money, the amount
of its outstanding circulation, to be redeem
ed at par under such regulations as the
Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe,
shall be exempt from any tax upon such
circulation," .and insert the following:—
Whenever any State Bank or banking as
sociation has been or shall be converted into
a National Banking Association, or has
ceased its usual banking business, in
cluding the making of loans and the re
ceiving of deposits, shall be assessed and
collected in addition to the taxes already
• imposed, a tax of one-quarter of one per
cent. each month upon tne average amount
•; of the circulation outstanding in any such
' State Bank or State Banking Association."
Strike out the proposed' amendment to the
.one hundred and sixteenth section relative
to incomes, and insert after the words in
the law as it now stands in the excess over
$5OO the following, "and a like tax shall be
levied and collected and paid annually upon
the gains, profits and income of every busi
ness, trade or profession carried on- in the
United States by persons residing without
the United States, and not citizens thereof."
The term money, as used in this bill, shall
' be held to include drafts and other instru,-
snents given for the payment of money.
Amend schedule B, by inserting under
the head of "contract," after the words,
"for -such note or memorandum of sale,"
the following, "bill or memorandum of the
sale or contract for the sale of gold or silver
bullion, foreign exchange, coin, unourrent
--money, promissory notes' or other securi
ties shall pay a stamp duty at the rate pro
vided in section 99."
That section 171 be amended by adding
• the following proviso : "That no claim for
drawback on any articles of merchandise
exported prior to June 30th, 1864, shall be
allowed, unless presented to the Commis
sioners of Internal Revenue within three
months after this amendment takes effect."
That section 6 of the Internal Revenue
bill be amended, striking out all after the
enacting clause and inserting "that every
National Banking Association, State bank
or State banking association, shall pay a tax
of two per cent, on the amount of notes to
any person, State bank or State banking
institution, used for circulation, and paid
out by them after the Ist day of July, 1867;
and such tax shall be assessed and paid in
such manner as shall be prescribed by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
That Section 14 of the same act shall be
amended by striking out all after the enact
ing clause, and inserting in lien thereof the
following:
Sac. 14. That the capital of any State bank
or %State banking institution, which, has
ceased or shall cease to exist, or which has
been or shall be converted into a - National
bank, for all the purposes of the act to
which this is an amendment, shall be as.
sumedlcb be the capital as it existed, imme
diately before such bank ceased to exist, or
`was converted as aforesaid; and whenever
;the outstanding circulation of any bank,
association, corporation, company or person
•
shall be rsdnced to an amount not exceed-
ing five percent. of the chartered or declared
capital existing at the time the same was
tissued, said circulation shall be free - from
taxation; and whenever any
. bank which
lhue ceased to issuenotes for Circulation shall
deposit in the Treasury of the United
States in lawful money, the amount of
its outstanding circulation to be redeemed at
par under such regulations es the Secre
. Lary of the Treasury, shall ; prescribe, it shall
be exempt from any tax upon such
circuit;-
Lion: and whenever any State bank or
banking association has been converted into
a National banking association, and such
National banking association has assumed
the liabilities of such bank or banking as- -
scciation, including the redemption of its
bills, or by any agreement or understand
ing whatever with the representatives of
such State bank or . banking association,
• shall use the bills of such State bank or
banking association, such National bank
, ing association shall be held to make the
required return and - payment on the circu
lation outstanding so long as such (Arcata
lation shall exceed five per cent. of the
'capital before such conversion of such State
, bank or banking association.,
' That the act. of March 10*;188 , 4 to de
' clare the meaning of certain parts of the
Internal Revenue act, be - amended by
striking out sections 3, 4 and 5, and insert
ing the following :
"That it shall be the duty of all persons
required to make returns or lists of revenue,
income and articles or objects charged with
an internal tax, to declare in such returns
or lists whether - the several rates and
amounts therein contained are stated ac.
cording to the value in legal tender money."
Include in the free list the following:
Pruesiate of potash, retorts and tiles of clay,
• staraped copper, cottons, deerskins, smoked
;or not, oil dressed; India rubber springs,
;used exclusively on railroad cars; iron
drain and sewer pipes; cordage, ropes and
cables, made of - vegetable fibres,peat; wrap
ping paper of all descriptions, and tarred
'paper for roofing and other purposes; fish
'plates, *saltpetre, safes, looms, spinning ma
chines, pumps, steam ertgines,hot water and
hot air furnaces and sewing _machines,
spokes, hubs, bows and felloes, wooden
tanks and cisterna,.for crude mineral oil;
rail made and fitted for railroads; adgar
from corn; -flowers of sulphur and sulphur
`flour; plants, oils and spices; wine mule of
b grapes, currants, or other fruits, and rhut-,
arb.
The Financial Committee propose to
strike out from the proposed free list iron
bridges and castings for bridges, reapers,
mowers, threshing machines and separators,
corn shellers and woodware, sulphate of
barytes.
All articles sold, given, purchased, re
ceived, Made, manufactured, produced,
branded, stamped or marked in violation of
the provisions of this bill shall be forfeited.
If any person shall carry on the business of
a distiller or rectifier without having paid
the special tax, he shall pay for every such
offence a fine not less than double the tax
imposed upon the spirits distilled or double
the special tax due for the spirits rectifieo
by such persons or found upon the premises.
The committee propose the following pro
viso to the thirty-first section of the bin in
relation to bonded warehouses:
Provided, That any article manufactured
in a bonded warehouse established under
the one hundred and sixty-eighth section of
the internal revenue act of Jane 30th, 1864,
and located in any of the Atlantic States,
may be removed therefrom for transporta
tion to a customs bonded warehouse at any
port on the Pacific coast of the United States
for the purpose only of being exported
therefrom under such rules and regulations,
and upon whom the execution of such bonds
or such other security as the Secretary of
the Treasury may prescribe.
Every person making or distilling spirits
shall daily make an entry in such form as
the Commissioner oflntarnal Revenue shall
prescribe, of the number of pounds or gal
lons of materials used, the number of gal
lons of spirits distilled, the number of gal
lons placed in warehouse, the price thereof,
and the name and place of business of the
buyer, and shall, on the Ist, 11th and 21st of
each month, or Within five days thereafter,
render to the assessor or assistant assessor
an account in duplicate with all particulars
and verified by oaths, -and also a copy to
the collector, and the entries shall be veri
fied by oath of the person making them, in
the presence of the assessor or assistant as•
sensor, who shall append a certificate of the
execution of the same, and the distiller shali
make the following oath :—"I do certify
that to the best of my knowledge and beliet
the foregoing entries are just and true, and
that I have taken all the meansin my power
to make them so." -
The books of entries shall be kept open' to
the inspection of the assessor, and a viola
tion of this provision renders one liable to
a fine of five hundred dollars; and a false
account shall be punishable by a similar
fine and imprisonment.
There shall be levied, collected and paid
on all distilled spirits that may be distilled
for consumption or, sale of first proof, on
and after the passage of this act, a tax of
two dollars on each and every proof gallon,
upon which no tax has been paid according
to law to be paid by the distiller, owner or
any other person in possession thereof, and
the tax shall be a lien on the spirits distilled,
on the distillery used for distilling the same,
with the stills, vessels, fixtures and tools
therein and the interest of said distiller in
the lot or tract of land wherein said distil.
lery is situated, from the time said spirits
are•distified until the tax shall be paid.
The committee propose to strike out the
proviso imposing $l5O per gallon on brandy
distilled from grapes, apples or peaches.
They propose to amend the twenty-fourth
section of the bill by adding " and upon
spirits removed under bond, for the purpose
of being re-distilled or rectified, and upon
which an allowance shall . have been made
as herein provided, the duty upon such al
lowance shall be paid, together with the du
ties imposed by law upon Said spirits, in
case such spirits shall be withdrawn for con
sumption, sale or for transportation, without
being exported.
The corn mitteerecommend a provision for
feiting spirits which shall be changed in cha
racter either by rectification or mixing after
they have been duly rechecked and branded
and exposed to sale, without being properly
branded s and forfeiting such spirits if brand
ed illegally, without the taxes on them be
ing paid.
A. new section is propTged, viz—Any per
son who shall remove spirits elsewhere than
into a bonded warehouse, shall be liable to
a fine of double the amount of tax, or im
prisonment for not less than three months,
and the spirits removed shall be forfeited,
seized and sold, and any one who shall aid
or abet such removal,
.shall be liable to a
fine of 8200 and imprisonment for three
months.
A provision is inserted, authorizing the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue to
exempt distillers of brandy from apples,
peaches and grapes from such of the pro
visions of this act as he may deem expe
dient. The amount paid into the Treasury
on account of stamps shall be included in
estimating collector's commissions. A
manufacturer of ale or porter may remove
one hundred barrels at, a time by a permit
from the Collector. -
A new section provides against bribery, a
penalty of three times the bribe. and im
prisonment for three years,
Among other amendmente to the section
reorganizing the Internal Revenue Bureau
by the committee is tine raising the salary
of the Commissioner to $6,000 per annum.
Another new section provides the mode of
procedure in cases of seizure.
Senate Confirmations.
The Senate, in Executive session, con
firmed :a numbers of nominations, among
them the following:
William B. Garsline, Aisociate Justice
THE DAILY EVENINer BULLETIN : PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 19. 1866.
for the Supreme Court of Colorado Terri
tort'.
• To bePostrnasters—R. M. Conway,' Con
cord.N.B.; George Highland, Danville, N.
Y.; Samuel H. Wells, Penn Yan, N. Y.;
Jason Weeds, Bangor, Me.: Leonard Lott
ridge, La Crosse Wis.; Newton Shrose,
Urbanna, Ohio 0: B. •• Nevins, l3ellefon-
Mine, Ohio; George Murray, Sidney, Ky.;
George W. Bull, Troy, N. 'Y.; George W.
Wines, Clarksville, Tenn.; Albert G. Mur
ray, Canandaigua, N. Y.; Alanson Lapham,
Genesee, N. Y.; George W. Barney, Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
I To be Surveyors of Customs—J. W.
Dixon, East River, Va.; George D. Cross,
Powcatuck, R. I.; William R. Taylor, War
ren, R.. 1.; J. Spencer, Easr'Greensvich, R
1.; WM. W. Garton, Pawtucket, R. I.
C. XL Henser to be attorney'for the Terri
tory of Arizona; John D. Henderson to be
agent Mr the Puebla Indians in' New
blexico, and R. DC Smith to ".be:.' agent' "fow
the Indians in Michigan; John - A. Hen
dricklo be collector of customs at Beaufort,
N.,C., and George EL Roux at Fernandina,
To be Assessors of. Internal Revenue—
Moses M, Bayne,Fourth Collection Die
'Wet, Quincy, Ilinois; John W. Carnell,
Twelfth District of Ohio; Maxwell P. Gad
!ills, "Second District of Ohio; David. M.
Vleming, Fourth District, Ohio; Halsey F.
:Cooper, Eighth District, Tennessee.
To - be Collectora of. Internal Revenue—
'Joseph Lamaster, for the District of Ne
braska; John J. Anderson, Ninth District,
Mount 'Sterling,- Ky.;• William P. Richard
son, Fifteenth District, Ohio; Rewall Hough,
Eighth Distriat,'Tennessee; Benjamin Han
'ma, Sixth District, Pennsylvania.
• The following nominations of Consuls were
con fi rmed:—P.also S. Post, of at
:Vienna;Willlam E. Gleason, or Dalcotakat
'Bordeaux; General Julius Stahl, - of • New
York, at Kanagnwa, Japap, land General
Peter G. - Osterharity, of Missouri, at Lyons,
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Loan-- . 18,920 ou
170.700 Dams
liens on 0117 Property.— 170,700 00
1 _ ,El5O Par. Market value.... 996,560 00
Phtata.--• —.. 36,00(1 00
Bills receivable for insurance made.— :191.013 SO
pahumes due atAgencien--Premlums on ma
rine pollrleiS Accrued Interest. and other •
debts due the Company.. 40,511 44
13orip and Stock of sund I
ry naurance . and
other COMMUN.. $5,1811. Ilietlmated value... 9,910 00
Gann In
Cash in 678 46
155,515 TT
111458.680 18
Tho. DIBECTQBB.
mas 13. Hand, Samuel B. stokes,
John C. Davis, I. R. Panistolt,
Edmund A. Bonder, Henry Sloan
Theophilus Spalding, William O. jSoldiOn,
John B. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
Stones Traquair. • H. Jones Brooke,
Henry C. Lallett , Jr,. Edward Lafoureede,
James 0 Hand,. Jacob P. Jones,
William C. Ludwig, Tames B. McFarland,
Joseph H. Seal, Retina P. Eyre
George G. Leiper, Spencer bialalvldne,
Hugh Craig, J. B. Semple, Pittsburgh.
Robert Barton, , A. B. Berger, Pittsburgh.
John D. 'Taylor, DT.Aroman, Pittsburgh.
THOMAS C. HAND, Presdent.
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice President.
HZNBY LYLBUBN, Secretary. deinnol
fNSURANCE COII.a.ANY OF NORTH mom - A
L—itizianc,r__E FUZE AND INLAND TRANI:I2OB
,TATION INSORAI
ruOffin'ce N 0.2811 wmatarr aims, swab side, east Cl
street. -
The Pro es of this Company are well inytetso
and an available ftind for the ample indrom xy
If all arsons who desire to be protected by
_lnsursoms
RT51175.1 taken no Fessek, Prelb - htt anti
TRANSPORTATION RISKS on Mer
attandise Railroads, ernals and Stearnboatc.
FIRM' on Merchandise, Furniture and Build
nrs in City and Connty.
GritXIRPORATE.D 1.7%••-40.1.21TAA, .A.N7
PAM IN AND SECURELY ITfYI
• TOTAL
SI PROPER/TM,
PEBP_ ,700,000.
CHARTNR.
IVEZI.
Arthur G. Crow DEMICC
n, James N. Manx%
Samuel W. Jones, S. Flores Wahl,
John A... Brown, John hiason
Charles Tmlor, George L. Harrison.
Ambrose White, • Francis B. Cope,
Richard D. Wood, Edward H. Trotter,
Willi= Welch, E. S. Clarke,
William R. Bowen, William Cansulingt
T. Charitton Remy.
AIM:OM G. MUM, Prenffient.
caAaites PLATT. Secretary.
- FIRE ASSOCIATION,
Incoryorated March 77,1860.
A OFFICE, tio. a N. FIFTH street. ln.
. , sure BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FUR
- .7'414.- • NITU A
RE and mBCHANDLSE genet
ally, from Lces by sire, (In the City o
FMlldelphia only.)
STA DTZEDINITI • of the Assets of the Atruscdatlos
January I, 1868.
Sends and Mortgag ee on property In the
City ofFhiladel o'l D
Oroundßesta...„... 80 848 81
Real Estate (I)McerNo"B4 North Mitastreet) 14,396 18
U. S. Government 5-20 45,000 00
U. S. Treasury fi otee.----.--------- 6,690 06
City Warrants.- .---.------ 646 00
Cash, on 47, 1 121 93
/0
GEORGE W. T vsucli t t.
RYO Presiden
wat. H . RAZELLTON, JOSEPH R. LYNDALL,
JOHN SOCCER. LEVI P. COATS
PETER A. KEYSER, SAMUEL SPAEHAWK,
JOHN PHILBIN, CHARLES P BOWER,
JOHN CARBOW, _ .TIMSE LIGHT ,POOT
GEOR(3E L YOUNG, ERT SHOEMAROM,
WhE. T ROB . BUTLER, Secretary.
r ze COITLITYPIRB ENIKIRAIME COICPAIAIre
amen No. no warn aoman anum
- -
"he Ph* Insurance Company of Mae County cf
ihiladelphh.." Incorporated by the Legislature cs
Pennsylvania in 1889, few indemnity against lost
lamage by •issfa ,t c l % m sW PE ely.
R.P.ETUAL.
This old and reliable institution, with als
grad contingent fund carellaY Invested continues to In
sure buildings, furniture, merchandise, dtc., either pc
aanenrly or fbr a limited time, against lass or s = B
sy fire, at the lcrweat rates corosiateut with the
'fifty of its cnatamem
Losses adjusted and nald with all poiniblu degpittci.
tiltazles J. Sutter, •1.. Benkit, •
aenry Crilly, D
EJodhn H win ,
flobert V. Haney, Jr., Joseph Hours,
rrenry Budd George Hocks,
tndrew H. Miller James N. Stone.
J. BtIiTEE, Preoldaili,
Birarraines P. Hosamcarr. Sec's , and I-Tswana,
: 4:4' I' :711: e Ze• At • • : gaff
DELPHL&.
INCORPORATED ISOI--(LEWITIte. P.IIRPIETUAL,
NO. 224 WALNUT Street, oppettite tholtcchlusZe.
In addition to IieLS.B.LNE andMLANDINSUBANUe.
;Ms Company insures lin= lone or damage byy FIRE
on liberal terms, on buildings, merchandise, Mrninue.
y
Or-, for limif
premited periods
um. , and permanently on Widths"
The deposit o
Om ar mi,yhas bean In active oVion for more
lien promptly sainted and PalcL
ORS.
.lohn L. Hodge, DIRECT David Lerwis,
7 1. B. Bishony Benjamin Ilh.ting, rs
John T. Lewis, Thomas H Powe
William S. Omit,.
A. B. McHenry,
aobert W. 7.4 , 0 'mins Edmond Castillon
D. Chat Wharton, Samuel Wilcox. ' .
Lawrence LeWhi, JP B. 1401113 C. Norris.
701315 i
Ilisictuta. Wilcox. Secretary. C(1333213323 "
PralitiCal.
TEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 01
J PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE No. 24 NORTH
FIFTH STREET, NEAR MARKET STREET.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania.
CHARTER P.mtekruss.. CAPITAL AND ASSETS,
4150;000. Make Insuranos_agalust Loss or Damage by
etre or Public or:Private Buildings, Furniture, Stocks.
Goods and Merchandise on favorable terms.
DIBECrOBS.
George.Erety, - Frederick Doll,
A nicest C. 114111er Jacob Seawater,
Joan F. Belsterll4, Samuel Miller,
Henry Troomner, Edward P. Moyer,
William McDaniel, Adam I. Masa
Christopher H. Miller, Israel Peterson,
Frederick Staake, Frederick Ladner
Jonas Bowman,
GEORGE HEFTY. President.
JOHN F. BEIBTERLING, Vice Preaident.
PHILIP E. COLEMAN, Secretary.
&MEIMCAN MIR INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED .1 W 810.—CHARTE 8 PRUE
AS.
NO WA iltinetabove THIRD Street,
PHELAD
Having a tare paid up CAPITAL STOOK and SLID
PLUS Invot.W In sound and available Securities, con.
lime to insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture. Med.
ehandlie3, Fowls In port, and their Otrgees. and other
Personal Property. .4.11 Losses liberally and woman ,
djusted.
Mama. R. Marla,
Sohn WeblJ . ,
Sommer 0. minion.
Patrick Brady.
Awn=
C.
_ frildiLike MARDI Presided:dr
L. CIRLWroun. Secretarr. myri
A KERMAN =TRAM .I:I3I3RRAECIE COXPANY
.311. —OEMs Jrargaluir Et ni dl i W i No. 13 WALLNIT
littretd, MARINE AND IIIBURANCE i
ES.—
Rieke taken on tome% cargoes and to all paste
of tkeNtorld, and on inland on Oa
rivet% amain and Mu
tholuillont thAnited States. 1:4) " (Thaa "
, - WILLIA2d (DIAIG Pree= tx
PATER COILLEN
BORE= Z. KEE, Searetall. '. 'ince
ZUUMMO7i&
Henry Dana%
Wm. S. Lowber.
J. Johnston Brown)
• Samuel A. Balmy
Mason nutablna,
SHmt i gader,
.
Serrlll. • 111.
Witi Cm's.
Yaw Caen
.To _
WlBiala E. mama;
li je ges il
Wis. X. W '
NUM'
Trey PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST :00N•
pANY, OP PHILADELPHIA.—
Incorporated by the State of Penneylvanla, 02 month.
MURES A W 9 INTERESTINTEIRIINT ON zna
POKU/S GRANTS ANNUITIES.
CAPITAL
Samuel R. E l ng r yy,
Jeremiah
Joshua H. Morrie:
Blobasd Wood.
' n, Richard Cadbury,
Ohm P
Hear, Haines,
T. wild= Brown
Win. a Longdrettk.
, Ocjin
13MILTI/CL R.. SHIPLEY. MOURN
ROWLAND PARRY, -
NWT
John T. Lew% -
Jarmo B. Campbell'
Edmund G.Duallh,
ilea W.. Pauline"
orrbs.
/11 Non%
, ..k•
INS - FRANCE.
OAS II CAPITAL, $200,000.
• .......
The United States Accident Incur
ance Company,
Of Syracuse, New York, Insures against
DEATH FROM EVERY 011.131371,
Whether ACCIDENT,CHOLER orDISEASE of any
kind, with weekly compensaron for DISABILITY
from ACCIDENT.
COMBINED POLICIESFROM ONE TO FIVE
YEARS
ACCIDENT POLIE - 1;118 - 1i*O5i ONE 1110.NTE.- TO
I . 11
... 'N Max) Fog
This is the only Company authorized to issue COM
BINED LIFE and ACCT DENT POLICIES. k
In View of. the probability of the visitatio'n of the
CHOLERA this summer, tnls opportunity of Insuring
against it for a brief period, at economical - rates should
command the attention of,every one; while the combi
nation of ACCIDENT riak.offered with it enable• those
residing in the City, or transacting business here and
returning to the country daily, to -guard against every
DISEASE OR CASUALTY
Permits issnea for travel to Enrope, dtc, ' Active Bo-
Helton wanted.
Wlff A. lITEPEEENS, general Agent,
Jell-Imi No. 501 CE3313T1 4 1131' Street, Phlladelphia.
FIRE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE
liIBIIR.A.NCR.COMPANY.
Authorized Capital,
Invested Funds, over
Yearly Revenue, over
Invested in the United
• States, over
All laws iromptl3i adjusted without reference to
Eunland.
ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for Remmylvanlo.
OFFICE,
No. 6 Merchants' 13xohange
fla7tti.th,f em
119411 QOO-051ARTER PERPETUAL.
U
VELELNIKILIEN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADEIsPHIA2
Assets on January 1, 1866,
100.
Capital----
Accrued Stu-plus.
sum 7 53.
Losses Paid Since 1829 Over
$5,0009000.
Perpetual arul '1 ampoisry Policies on Liberal Terms
S,
Chao. N. Banter , BEBECTOE
Edward C. Dale,
Tophm Wagner, George Pslee.
Samuel Grant, Alfred Filler,
Geo. W. Richards, Pres. W. Lewis, M. D.
lasso Lea, Peter McCall.
CHARLES N. RANCRER_President.
ED WARD O. DALE, Vice President.
Lill W. hicALLISTER. Secretary pro tem. flaSididi
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINI,
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, sffs wAlaqtrr STEM= PHILA DELPHIA
CAPITAL PAID IN, IN CASH. Mo,occt
This company continuos to write en lire Birks only lts capital, with a good surplus, is safely invested.
Losses by fire havebeen m 701
orally paid, and more taw
8500
Disbursed on this account akthin the past few years.
Forthe present the office of this company will as
Mill at
415 WALNUT STREET,
But within a few months will remove to its OWI ,
BUILDING.
E. eon. tedr.v.urtili AND tai uT,
Then. aa now, we shall be nappy to Insure eur patron
at such rates as are consistent - with safety.
=emus CILAVEN AIia= eS . anaarrr,
vEraniew SHEPPAD, N. S. LA.WRENOX,
THOS. MACE TC T.T. A 13,, (lA - ARLES L DUPONT,
JNO. SUPPLER. RENBY F. KNNNBY
JNO. W. CIACLHORN, JOSEPH KLAPP, M. 11.
BLLAS YEREES, la.,
THOMAS 02AVEN, President.
ALFRED 8. OLLLETT, V. President and Treasurer
JAMES B. ALVORD. Secretam tenni
117BELL&NUE INSUBANCE COMPANY OD
`I3:II,ADELPHIA.
Incorporated in 164 L Charter Perpetual
OFFICE, No. 808 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL. WOAD,
Insures against loss or danisips by FIRE, on
Houses, Stores and other Buildings, limited or ear.
petnal, and on Furniture. Goods Wares and merchaa
dise in town or country.
LOS..iggEi PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Invested in thefoilowing Securities,vlz
ASSETS— . ...1100.004
First Mortgagee on City Property, well -
se
-..-- $124,100 04
United States ifaeniment Loans-- —. 186.000 IX
Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loans..--._„ 66,000 a
Pennsylvania 18,000,000 6 per cent. Loan.-- 21,000 01
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, first and se.
csnd 86,000 1:11
Came en and Amboy Railroad Company's
6cepnt. Loan... ........
Panz
Opals and Beading Railroad Com-
Et P u=Ngn er an ce d u ltra l fill'OP7 .................... 6,000 p
gage bonds- 4,5130 At
County Fire eirtnaie * Sroc - ii . ..... 1,060 Ot
Mechanics' Bank Stock---.. 000 01
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania goat— 10,000 a
Union mutual Insurance Company's Stock.. WO 01
Reliance Insurance Company of .Philsdel
phia's Stock--
Caeh in bank and on hand--
008,t101 7$
DIRE CTOBS.
Clem. Tingley, Benj. W. Tingley,
Wm. Nasser, Marshall Mal,
Samuel Blsplaam, Charles Leland,
R. L. Carson, Thomas H. Moore,
Robert Steen, Samuel Castner,
Wm. Stevenson,lfred Eng li sh,
mes T. 'Young.
' •
THOMAS O. HILL, Secre CLEMt ary.. TIIIOLEY, Prealeent.
PRILADEMPECIA. December 1,1866. de2o-th.s,tryti
FaiIIISIBUBANDB EXCLUSIVELY. - THE
.adraixaMellirLi VISE DNISHLANIIII CO
PANT
. - ... -Trurd 1845 -Chorter Perpetual-Pic
SW WAi., Street, von milte Independence Senors
This Company, lb known to the OCUILIMULti)
Du over forty yews, kn own
to insureio=l: l 3
or damage by bre, en Public or Private
either permanently or Sir a limited time. Also, CV
liberal tharniture= of Goods and Merchandise generally
on
Their Capital. together with a lone Surplus Pend II
Invested In the most careful manner, which enablso
them to offer to the insured an undoubted sleazily ft
the case Gnaw.
DIBECTORS.
Daniel Smith, Jr.,l John Deverenz,
Ale xan d er Benson, Thomas Smith,
Isaac Haeleharst, Henry Lewis,
Themes Robins, J. einang i it Felt,
Jr.
Daniel Hadd.:
DAVIEL :•-, Jr, preside/0i
Wzrziait G. Ctairwirm. Secretary
THBA 0I T INBURANCIEI OCMPANIfo.
4191GA1 ULIO= PIiaI.PEWAL.
No. WALNUT street, above Third, Phila.
I 811 WALNUT
thaws against Lass or Damage tba r on Bat
ings, either perpetually or ibr limited Rogriguk4
Furniture and Merchandise generally.
Also—Marine Insurance on Tassel& Darrow ens
Freight. Inland Insurance to tarts of the MOM
DIREGTO
Wm. Esher, David Pearaon,
D. Luther. Peter Sieger,
Lewis Andenzied, J. B. Baum,
J. R. Blakiston, Wm. F. Dean,
JOB. Manliald, John Ketcham.
WM. ESMEIM.,I: President.
WM. P. rt
WWII. V. SMITH. Searetary Dir .
tam
FALILN
IN :MANCE COMPANV.
Na 106 ONEETNCIT ETENET,
PHILADELPDIA.
TINE AND INLAND /NEURANOD
Francis N. Bank, -. .inck• W. Eventide,
Marks Etionarestd. 'Robert B. Potter,
Henry Lewis, Eno. 'Kessler, Jr..
Samuel Wright, Jr. D. Woodruir.
P. S. Justine, Obis . Stokes,
Soo. O . Wed, Jos. D. FAlts.
FRANCIS N. lIOF President.
taxes. RIOHA.RDBON. Vlns Prlldeltl
r L Rwrcessisn. Bearotary
EDUCATIOIII.
TaIr'PALL ELEBBION OF MISS AIattYPFE
SFMNARY FOR YOUNG LADIES will aim
mence on Wedneenor. September /AN. at 'bar
reef/lam.% corner of P o plar and Sixteent h area%
MMlladelphla Bose Bev. O. Fbnien Hare
D. D. Bev. Mamas Bratneed, S. auteli _
ItEMIEPLEIS W 0117411 QOM% litiVitt
FUllt Ititti T.
The New &Actin Building,
No. 607 Chestnut Street,
The proprietors are prepared to receive proposals fog
renting such rooma as they do not use thezoofdyte.
THE WHOLE OF TKE IirORTEDERS, .HALF OS
THE BUILDING,
Fotir Stories High. with Eutranoe by a wide ban on
_
Suitable for a Jobbing or hloninalsalon House r a Bank
or Insartuice =Ca
For Further Particulars :Wray at the NEW BUMP
LETIN BUILD.UshEi.
1/2 FOR S HANDSOME COUNTR'r
Residence in Woodbury N. , 11111211 tale tide
rtao the city by West Jersey gallway, with 134 titres
of gronce, well planted with fruit and shade trews, with
good vegetable sarden and stabling. The house is lo
cated on Del aware avenue. is 40 feet • front by 35 deeih
with extension, well built and in Rood order. Will be
Cola by THOM aS & SONS at Philadelphia Exchange,
June 26, at 12 51. Tke premises may be examined on
application to Wm. Fetal. at County clerk's cam
Woodbury, Possession immediate. [1.6 slu,th.6to
FOR BALE.— A FARM containing 145 /torn,
mtuateon the southeast bank of the Schnylkill
river.l3, miles we 1 from' Potta , own, and,3 mile fro=
Reading 8.R., the property is bounded on.the north by
the Schuylk ill canal. Said farm contains about MO yea
rieties of pear tree. , , in good boozing condition,and other
fruit in proportion. Buildings' large and cquventent.
Forparticulara apply to B.D. ERICA 51North - Slatil
street, second story. jeS-tudEffirt
la I. H. JOSEPH, , CENTRAL REAL) ESTATE
Agency, No. 271 S. Third street, Phi a4elplda.
• a. Real Estate - bought and sold on commission.
Loans negotiated. Money procured on Bonds; Mort
gages, and other securities. - Rouse and GroundTtent s
collected. "
Commissioner ofDeeds for all the States. rortanti
$lO 'Millions
16 Milliolll
5 MillionL
$1,500,000
GEIRISLikI ILESIDPIWE FOR
IN a. OR TO BENTitTOWN
—Beautifully. and convenient,"
situated. within. two intrudes' walk of Church Lane
Station. A commodious and elegant P.ESEDKR(Itt
with all the modern conveniences; stable, coach-boo"
Arc. Lot 180x218. Apply between 10 acid 2. at 88 North
THIRD street. rn;hls-tin W. P. WIEETACLEL
GERMANTO ArN—FOR handsome
donbln pointed stone reSideneo. built In the best
manner andl3awing every eity co rivenienee, eithate ota
Chew street_ between rhoemakixr's and Churen lanes.
Lot 103 feet front by 240 feet deep. with stone stable
and earritom bonen, Immediate possession given, .7.
M. Gum - tt trY a 4 SONS, St , B Walnntstrest ' .
- - -
AiGERMANTOWN—FOR SALE.—A handsome .
Double Stone Residence. with stable and carriage
ouse and large lot of ground, situate within four
inbantrs' walk from the railroad depot. • Hai every
City convenience, anti is in perfect order. J. 111. GUM-
Al EY & SONS, Sig Wai cut street.
I.4:asff.its):AA;4:l4ol
Mt FOR EALF...—A handsome three-story modern
Mik" brick Residence, with attics, three-story double
back buildings and side yard. situate on IsTineteenth
street. above Arch. Is finished throughout in a' supe
rior manner and is in perfect order. J. M. GUAC3II&Y
& SONS, 508 Walnut street.
FOR SALE.—a four-story brick Dwelling, with.
double tbreostory back buildings, situate on the
west side of Nineteenth street above Arch; hag evezy:
modern Improvement, and Is in perfect order. Lot 25
feet front by 105 feetdeep. Immediate possessicn given.
3. M. &MIME Y SON k, 50s Walnut street.
FOR SALE.—The dwelling. No. sus: l = l mm ',
street, with three-story double beck buildings,
containing all - the modern conveniences. Built as
preesly for the present owner. Terms easy. Apply at
No. 5.9 South INTH street. myl.2-if
e..'S CAPE ISLAND—DESIRA_BLE DOUBLE COT
TAGE TO LET, with 11 rooms. Plenty of shade,
excellent water, fined cellar, fine view of the oceori.
Photogr=phs of which can be seen at IacCALLA'S New
Rat store, 613 thestnut street. jet(
= COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR Mai
S A T. 1R —Fifty or one hundred acres, Bristol=
Pyle, above seven mile stone and near Tacony.
Apply to R. WH [TAKER,
jel6-st* No. 610 Locust street.
4103.000 00
- 0 44,548 15
...VV.= 19
11 , 10014EE FOB ises,
5310,00 N
1W...± FOR SALE OR EENT.—The three story brick
Ela situate No. 609 South Tenth street; bas
everyr convenience and has recentlybeen th orotehiprepTra eatsr
TO LET.—A commodious country resldenNs far
" niched. five milm from the city. with lawn and
um ling, finely shaded. Apply 517 MINOR Street, up
stairs. twelve to two. Jeffs Z*
LE —10: ill •r • •;.' es, :so:
'", 'YARD. B. F. OL KNN.
elB-2t* S. W. corner Seventeenth and Green.
rro RENT.—Three and four-stories New Store No,
J. 131 MARIIET street...s and 122 CHUEtOII. street,
extenalt g 160 feet Bfat light in the city. Very de
sirable formanufactnringbusiness. Apply at once.
jel3-19ts GEORGE OGDEN ds CO.
BUILDING LOT—Folt SALE—The lot of ground
born ded by Christian. Sixteenth and Montrose
streets: containing in front on Christian a•reet 264 feet
by lfs:feet in depth on Sixteenth street. J. M. GUM
MY...Ii' & EONS, tO Walnut street.
Fro ICT—The 2d, 3d and 4th7Stories of the Bond
i_ ing No. 136 North THIRD street. J, 11L GUMMY'
EONS, 03 'Walnut street.
JAPANESE POWCHONG TEA,
The finest ever imported. 00( ONG TEA, DitAGOIF
CHOP, the highest grade known, and every other de
tcrlption of fine Teas, Coffees and Groceries, at
JAM N;=3 Fc. %irk:LBWS
Central Tea and Coffee Wriiehonse,
jalltn EIGHTB. 1114141 WALNUT a la, .Philada.
a me nd
NE *ITALLA.N PASTISES. iICnA.RONE
V/ and Vey micelli, In store and for sale at COUSEY'S
East End Grocery, No. U 8 South Second strest.
nuoicE TABLE .CL4RET-150 cases St. Estephe
laret, at a low price, In store and for sale as
COt STY'S East End Grocery, Po. US Sonth Second
street.
rinEreE. NORTON'S PINE APPLE, CHOICE
V Holland and Sap Sago Cheese, in store and for sale
at CODSIT'S East End Grocery. No. U 8 South SccOntl
street.
S.) UPPED MANGOES AND PEPPERS, eRENVEC
Hot Pickles, Crosse & Blackwell's Assorted Pieties
new style. All kinds of Sauces for Meats and Fish.
Potted Yarmouth Bloaters, etrasburg Meats, Hams,
Beef and Tongue; Anchovy Paste, tor sale at
GUSTY'S East End Grocery. No. US South Second
street.
r(HOICE 'WINES AND BRALNDEES for Mecil'al
ti use. Genuine Curscoa. Maraschino and aaartreuse_
always for • ale at (DUSTY'S East End Grocery, NG"
118 South Second street.
HAbo I HAMS IS—J. Stewart's Trenton, Davide
Star Rama Briggs & Swift's celebrate& Cancia
nati Hams, and J. Bower's City Cared, warranted. to
give satisfaction. For sale by 11. F. SPIT.LT N. N. W.
corner 'Eighth and Arch.
1,000 04
6,914 79
Obaskets Latour and other favorite
brands of Salad 011,_ for .sale by M. F. ePr r.r.var.
N. W. corner Arch and Eighth.
A
VA COFFEE—Prue Old Government Java Coff ee .Jfor sale by AL MBRILLIN, N. W. corner of Arch
grid Eighth streets
MEAB! TEAS li-100 packages of very choice new
TEAR
crop Green and Elac, of the late importation. As
these Tess have been bought since the decline in
we are prepared to furtdah families at greatly redneea
prices. For sale by the boa, or at retaiL M. F. SPFI,s.
LIF. N. W. corner Arch and Eighth streets
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
‘T. iyulg-Tow,
151 EOM MONT IT., ens Aentsr.
Wieris.—The attention of the trade Is solkSieil
the IbllowinsAT.2 choice Wines, moo. Bata
TOSRPH DITb4Toa. No. In Sousa _auntol=
above Walnut
ICADEEELIS—OId Island, 8 Tuna old.
SHElltßlES—Gdapbell & Go. single, double and
triple Grape, IL Crusoe & Bons, Vuetolph, TOPII4, Bledi
Spanish, Crown an F. Valletta.
TORTS—Vallette, Vlnho Venus Ball, Dantan ant
F.ebello Val
mlnyyente & Vintages Has to 1888.
GLABETS—Orcuse Mt Freres and Bt4lstephe OWN
11.-61..Tonrdan a Retire a GO.
AfIIEICIAT—de Prontlman.
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CIELAXPAGNEB sro "Golden alarlf
de 'Anon, Her Modesty and Hasa t and All=
favorite brands.
01WHISKIES. -500 Cases Pare Old Wheat. EY%
Iturbon and 'Monongahela Whiskies, for sale by
E. P. MIDDLE ON.
5 North Front street.
DOSE LEAVES WANTED —Highest cash risen
given tor fresh Rose Leaves, by CHARLES
SON dr. CO. Wholesale Druggists, corner Seventh andL
Market streets: jelatoall
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Broadway, New York. JEW
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WLL BE COMPLETED IM A PEW DAYS,
TEE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM.
. 60 by 24 feet.
Chestnut street,
And a Front of 25 :feet on Jayne =set
No. 607 Chestan.t Street.
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