OITY 1 , W ma lethe Trig W/INTEIt RIMIEF :CND.— 0 fol. lowing acknowledgments of contributions to tho fund for the relief of the family of James Winter: Previously acknowledged . . —.. ......, . $lB5 50 Collected by the Committee' per-Mr. Quigley : 10 00 A. Betio E. Hopkins 10 00 Jas. 41. Orne6 00 J. W. Bates 10 00 W. R. Legee 5 00 F. Pepper - 500 W. 8.. Ashburat 5 00 Win. M. Baird 500 R. F. Loper s'oo R. Abbott. 5 00 George F.. Peabody. 5 00 E. D. Whitney 5.00 P. Qttigley 5:00 Mr. Wood, 257 South Eighteenth street.. 5 . 00 Samuel Bradford 5 00 . Total - $225 60 -- A 13LIDGEL REDIS AND ITS RESULT.-a. couple of vertu fellows residing in the neighborhood of Sixteenth, and Carpenter streets - longed for a eleigh,ride, last night. One of them appropri. ated sleigh beitmging - M - Mr. Sheridan, and7the other got a horse owned by Mr. Ritner. They then - started out' for a littleinn;tAtt et sixteenth and Montrose streets. ttley were .Overhanled by a policetnau. One succeeded.in escaping, but the other was , captared, • The prisoner gave his name as Lester Watson This morning he was before Ald. Dallas, charied,Vsith . larceny, and was held to iintmer..: ., • • . = AT'onniES 00tIEV - OES.—Matthias Myers, a re . . Co o sident Of 225 Cm' a street, was arrested yester day by Sergeant i- urrayvand taken before Alder nuinloland;upd:' the charges of larceny, assault and bititery+ani keeping a disorderly house. It seems that withi i a tow days Myers has becoine the poprietorof a drinking saloon on. Coates etrgeri aboVo Fon , th. it wan who went into the i pl ea nilegta that ie war, made drunk; assaulted an robbed of 613 .U. The accused was committed r in . eferst,of 02,009 ball for trial. ELECTION Or'OrNICERS.—Last evening Co. A., Americas Guard; `elected the followingoflicers for , thriterm of two years: Captain, Adam Erford' latn'Captain , U. S. V.; First Sergeant Thos.Kelly, late Sergeant U. S. V.; Second Lieutenant, Mi chael Patten, late of the U. S. Marine Corps. Tue Company has fitted nn a neat armory at the N. W. corner of Franklin and. Poplar, streets, and has company,drills twice in eacu week,anci squad drills every evening for the present. Arrartermxtrr.=-Mayor Fox yesterday appoint ed 'John Curley a High Constable In place of . Joseph Barton, removed. Mr. Curley was a Sergeant: of the Second District, under Mayor Vaux,,and was promoted to the Lientenantey of the Forirth District when — Lieutenant Samuel- G. Ruggles was appointed Chief. Ho resigned upon the inauguration of Mayor Henry. He , served through the,war ass member of the Second Penn sylvania Reserves,' and has been employed in the Navy Yard for upwards of two years past. A BAD - Framow...-Lewis Runyan, residing at Recent and Berke streets,-was-before Ald. Heins this morning. The complainant was his wife. 13he alleges - that Lewis abused the children last night. Atm interfered, whereupon, her "liege lard" got a poker and "swore that he would come the Twitthell game on her." The poker tipped her on the end of the nose. Tho belligerent husband was held in $5OO bail for his appearance at Court . HIOLIWAY ROBBURY.-=0.15 morning, about halLpest four o'clock, a man was attacked at Sixth and Shippen streets. He was seized by the Unit - iitjand held by ono man while another rifled hia lenketa, and took from him $l5. William Lee and William S. Witham were afterwards arrested by Policeman Quinn, of the Seventeenth District, upon the charge of having committed the robbery. They were taken before Alderman Boneall, and were sent to prison to await trial. A Eifiow sronm.—Snow commenced falling about nine o'clock yesterday morning, and con tinued to tall quite lively during the entire day and up to a late hour last night. This morning the ground was covered with about two inches of snow. In'the suburbs the sleighing is very fair, and in the built-up portions of the city a "jam per" may ,occasionally be seen flitting through the streets. • Pima Boor AT.—George Vanderslice, the pilot of the steamboat Camden, of the Camden and Philadelphia Ferry Company, was shot at yesterday while crossing the river. The ball grazed his Hp, causing a slight wound. The shot was fired by one of two men who were in a bat team The boat was followea by the harbor po llee as far as Shackamaxon street, but succeeded in getting away. Cuurvry...—A few days ago, Judge Brewster sentenced Philip Flanagan to pay a fine of one cent and undergo an Imprisonment of one month for having driven a mare to death last Julie.' Jus• doe is sometimes slow, but always sure. The society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Dumb Animals were the prosecutors in this case. Other delinquents will take notice. Surrosim LARCENY.—John Grinder and John Graham were arrested this morning at Juniper and Fitzwater streets, on suspicion'of larceny. They , had in their possession three pieces of muslin, which they were endeavoring to sell. They will have a hearing at the Central Station this afternoon. Pains CUM.—The regular meeting for the read ing of essays will be held to-morrow afternoon at the rooms, No. 607 Walnut street. The essayis win be Mr. Thompson Westcott. His subjec will be "The Mysteries of the Associated Press.' LARCENY OF A COAT.—Bern trd Power is alleged to have stolen a sack-coat valued at id) from a store at Second and Federal streets, yesterday afternoon. He was arrested, and after a hearing before 91d. Patehell, was sent to prison. STEALING BOOTS —George Smith and George Davis have been committed by Ald. Bonsai' to answer the charge of the larceny of boots from a store at Seventh and Sbippen streets. By intrEBENCE to the advertisement In another column, It will be seen that tho two Marvin & Co. sates which were in the store of Messrs. James E. Caldwell & Co. at the time of its destruction, passed through the terrible ordeal triumphantly, the books, papers, diamonds, jewelry and other valuables contained in them having sustained no damage whatever. Messrs. Caldwell & Co. ex press the greatest confidence, as well they may, in the - excellence and superiority of the safes made by Messrs. Marvin & Co. GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETll , ll3.—This after noon and evening the meeting oi the Sunday School - Institute Will be con tinudol ut Rev. Dr. Tairnage's Church, Seventh street, above Brown, The subject of temperance in our Sunday Schools will be under consideration. Thomas M. Cole man has been requested to open the proceedings by an address on the subject. The meeting this afternoon and evening will no doubt be largely attended. Liscreatt.--.The Rev. Stephen R. Tyng, Jr., leetares in this city. January 26th. Subject— " John Bunyan, and hie relation to certain live it*ues of Church and State." ANNUAL BALL.—The fourth annual ball of Pro eesor Miler will be given at Musical Fund Hall on Monday evening next. Avery pleasant affair may be expected. —The real name of Mark Twain is Samuel G. Clemens. Blessed with long legs, he is tall, reaching five feet ten Inches in - his boots: — weight, 167 pounds; body lithe and muscular; head round. and well set on considerable neck, and feet of vast size. He smokes tobacco. The eyes are deep set and twinkle like stars in a dark night. The brow overhangs the eyes, and fife head is protected from the weather by dark and curling locks. —lt is stated that many of the ehimney-sweeps of New_York—a branch of high art, altogether UtOnOpolized by Sambo—never divest themselves of their apparel from one year's eud to the other, but shed their rags gradually, as trees do their leaves, and replace them with fresh patches. Yet they have a daily choice of soots. MARVILdIaIIiX The Mink Defalcation .at Chester. , town. (From the Seat Nowa.] It is alreadygeuerally known that Samuel W. Spencer, late Cutter of. the Kent National Bank, was a defaulter .to that institution to a large amount. The fact was ascertained a few flays before the death of Mr. Spencer, and when con fronted in regard to the matter, be immediately Made restitution to the bank to the full extent of his ability. Ho had a valuable real and per- Banal estate, and it is believed that it will realise - nearly millicient to cover the amount of his indebtedness, so that his bond will suffer but little loss. The bank is doing busineois as usual, and -no apprehension is felt in this community as to its perfect ability to meet all its liabilities. The defalcation , has of course been a general topic of conversation, but nothing like an excite ment has prevailed. There has been much specu lation as to what disposition was made of the abstracted funds, but it is most likely that they were mainly absorbed in extravagant living, as there is no evidence to show that any consider able portion of them were invested. The manner in which the defalcation. which his extended through several years, was con ceal al from the other offieera of fhb bank, was by false' entries and erroneous reports of the amount of Individual deposits and accounts with city banks. The cashier of:a bank has exclusive control of its funds. for the,propbripplication of which his bond is givep, and he bias everynppor tunity to abstract and applythem WI& own use if disposed to 40 so:, : . No mention was mad() of this matter in our last, issue from the fact that the anionnt of the ilefaleation had not been deft'. nitely ascertained, and even - nowlt is not exactly known, but is supposed tp'be about $50,000. Bank Robbery : in . Pittsburgh-64960G giolen. The Pittsburgh Dispatch of yesterday says • On Saturday,' shortly after noon, at .the Union Banking Company's office, Mr. Themes Fergus,, residing near Elizabeth, had five-twenty, bonds - tO. the amount:of $4,600 on deposit. .Re called there at the time stated for the purpbse of getting - the coupons then due cashed, and to Laves the 'pro- - ceeds further. Re was waited npo Mr. Robt. Smith, who laid the bundle onds on the, counter, took off. the coupons and turned to. get others. Meantime some one stepped in, de (lnked of Mr. Fergus the location of Brady's banking house,,and being: shown the direction, , departed. By this time Mr. Smith returned to the counter, where Mr. Fergus still stood, and then it was discovered that the package of bonds bad been abstracted. Where they weregone was evident, but no , trace of the - thief could be discovered, and Mr;_Fergns could give no dis tinct description of the man Who had been`in. The bonda:Wero four of $l,OOO each and six of $lOO each. The English Law of 'Primogeniture. Speaking of the recent proposal to revoke the primogeniture laws, the London Standard de clares that the Conservative instincts of the na tion. which desire to preserve our social and po litical aristocracy, and see that the law of primo geniture is its foundation tire against change. The sobererjudgment of the ambitions part of the middle clues is opposed to a change which would destroy the very object of their ambition, and render it forever impossible to found a fam ily. And if the notion of an abstract injustice in the present law be dispelled, the Radicals have no ' chance. The con sequences of the legislation of which the initial measure is the abolition of primogeniture in cases of intestacy are very great indeed, involv tog an utter revolution in the whole fabric of so ciety. Consistency would require, first, the ces sation of entail beyond the life of persons in be ing, and the came rule appliedlo personal prop erty, thus crippling the present power of fami lies to secure themselves against the wasteful ness of a single generation. Nest would follow the French law of comPtilsory division, with all its proved domestic and economical mischiefs. CITY N OTIO ES. Suns of furniture overhauled, freed from moths, varnished and made equal to new, at Patten's West End Upholstery Store. 1409 Chestnut street. QUIET and soothe the pain of children teethine— tee bower's Infant Cordial. Sold by all Druggists. "Bowures Gum Arabic Secrete—Use them for your Cough and pulmonary troubles. Depot Sixth and Vine. Price PP cents. Sold by Druggists. FORS, Forts, FORS, FURS, The best and lowest priced in tho city, At Omironns', 834 and 836 Chestnut street. BEDDING, Window Shades, Curtains and Up holstery Goods. Upholstering of every description done at PATTEN'S, 1408 Chestnut street. CHARLES STORES & CO., Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, 'No. 824 Chestnut street. UPHOLSTERY .—Persons wanting upholstery work done would,.clo well to remember that Patten. 1408 Chestnut street, Is prompt, thorough and reason able; no disappointment. no delay. Tux rush of the holidays being over, we are now prepared with as large a stock as ever of the finest Furs, CHARLES OAKFORT. St SONS, Continental Hotel. CrETAINS, Window Shades, Upholstery and Bedding. Houses fitted out by practical workmen. .‘o de/ay. D'o disappointment. At Fatten's. 1403 Chestnut street. Conss, Bunions,. Inverted Nails, skillfully treated by Dr. S. Davidson, No. 915 Chestnut street. Charges moderate. DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH. J. Isaacs, M. A. Professor of the Nye ..and Bar treats all diseases appertaining to the abovelnembere with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable sources in the city can be seen at this (Alice, No. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to accompany their paticnts,as he has no secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No,charge made for examination. FURNITIIRE mended, varnished and made look equal to new. Work done at houbc or taken away, at l'atten's, 1408 Chestnut street. Brnazcei. lmaraumsarra and draggiata' Bun dries. SNowerx & BROTHER, 2 South Highth street. SPECIAL NOTICES, BANK. SDI:LP/11A. January 15,1860. Stockholders, held on the !riflemen were elected Direr. in year: George F. Tyler, Janne A. Wright. X. B. Cabeen, George Philler. W. G. Moorehead. _ _ _ _ _ set> EiRST NATIONAL Rum At the Minitel Meeting of Uth inntant, the following gel torn of the Batik for the erur C. B. Clark, S. A. W. R. Bunnell, E. W. Clark, And at a meeting of the Board, held this day, 6. H. was unanimously re-elected President, and GEORGE MILER, Vice President. MORTON MoMICHAEL.Jit.. 3a19 iltrp Cashier. stir CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK. PIIILAInfI.I.IIIA, Jan. 19, 1869. " At an election held on the 15th instvat the following named gentlemen were electbd Directors of this Bank for the ensuing year: —a Alexander O. Cation Alexander Whilldln, John W. Torrey, John F. Oran, Hugh Craig Philip a Mingle. Christian J.' Hoffman, Samuel T. Canby, Willi.ro P. Cox. Edward C. Knight, David Vanderveer, Noblit, J Edmund r. A. douder. And at a meeting of the Board, held this day, Hon. A. G. tATTELi. was unanimously re-elected President, J. W, O.I4hEY, Vice President. and jal9-int H. P. SCHETKY, Cashier. ego-De. OFFICE OF THE TREIIObT COAL COMPANY N O. 9.3 RI - ULM/If LYLJIA EXCHANGE January ldtb, 180. 'Die Annual !Sleeting of the !Stockholders of the Tre mont Coal Company will be held at No. 23 Philadelphia Exchange, in the Will of rhiladelphia, on TUEt3DAY. the eccqnd day of Eobruary. at 12 o'clock, M. at which time ar,d place the Annual Election for President and Directors to EU' , e the ensuing year will be held. H. 11. coLKET. Secretary. j [ll5 1314 COMB WILL COLOR Tle c E o HAIR . ibror i li n ca E / lA a no roison. There is ne slop or stain arising from its use. One Comb forwarded on receipt of $l 25 Pricolista fur niEhtd to dealers only, on application. Addrom W. PATTON, Treasurer Magic Comb Co.. Springfield, Mass. -Scientific American. lell 6trp• "amp. A SPECIAL MEI/TIN OF THE STOCK. holders of the Silver Run Oil Company will bo hold at lot Walnut street MONDAY, Feb. 8. 18ZI, at 11. o'clock A. Id.. to take measures for winding up the Company. C. D. RlTOlllie, Secretary. itl9.2fx,felf WOMAN'S HOSPITAL—THE ANNUAL MEET. ing of the oontributore to tho Woman's Hospital of Philadelphia will be held at the Hostdtal Building. corner of North t allege avenue and Twenty•second street, on UaSHAY. Janpary 2 , let,at 3 o'clock. j'• M. pagan)" • .• • • • • 4.; PLEILADFAP 0 I t t r TILOPM9 HOAI,PITAIa No. ; I5 Boma Ninth Spingsf Dio efcces k and Botha; fc"'ormitiea igted iP Attfi l y Mt at 12 cloc no9.Bm.roi gt*rbagii't.'ghzivigcoVi.rigt?,4ol; will bo held nt No. XS South Eleventh street, on THURSDAY, Stet tout.. at 11 o'clock A. M. It THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-PHILADELITIA, - TITEODAY JANUARY' 19,1669. sir TEE StrelDAY-8011 , 0_04 INSTITUTE- Second Reformed Ulturcb. eleventh etreor, above Drown ' 'The Institute will meet THIS AFTFRNOON, at 2% o'clock. Veo bf Illuetration isTeachi . ni er. m em. D. a uo* to Teach Temperance to oz i l r Ub i fe t Len. Freemen. Peter Stu ker, D. D. BlickboardLeseon. , Jiunee B. itenogf. EN. Discuesion- 0 0nr Work in the Temperance t,auso, opened by Th0ma5,r,%,r241 . „ . q. ENINI.G, 7% olclock.' Onr Work in tlie.TemporainFe,Cause. . 1 . , R. ember. Esq. The flee and Abuae of Questic tz T Herrick JOhnson. D. D. Helps for the Practical Work of the TeaeittT,D. A. peitz. The friends of Sunday Schools are invited to attend. An Intereeting dieouselon on the subject of Temportlee will take place. :., mgr. FOURTH NATION/ '". PHIL "H 2. ARCH ST Kt _ _ Pnrltvi At an election held on.the named gentlemen were dull Bank to serve the ensuing yr Alberto Roberts, .1 Ilium Askin, Wm. P. Hama. Jas. 13....400. John'ld. And at a meeting of tho day, ALBERT 0: ROBERT, elected President, and J. It President. '.1418 at§ SAMUEL PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY 1etb.,1859. /le r At the 144th annual Meeting of the CARPENTERS' COMPANY, of the City. and County of-Philadelphie, the following named officerd were duly elected, yin.: CHARIZS I.IOI4ARD.- - • 4143111111011.1'E1T. - SAMUEL RAIN. y TEILABUSICE.. JAMES HUTCHINSON.. SECIRETARIc t • TIMMAS tittuSPER. saanAottro -oonairrreic:, JACOB WALTER ALLISON, , , JAMES STEED. it' I WEST JERSEY RAILROAD • COMPANY. OFFICE OF THE TREASURER. .‘ . • Caraintz4,l4.',l. January tith, 1869. The Board. of Directors have this day. declared a Beuil• Annual Dividend of FIVE PER OENT.'clear of , National Tax. payable to the Stockholders of this date.on and . after WEDNhtiDAY. the 8d day of •Februrdis' 1869,-at the Treasurer's Office in Camden. Tho Stock transfer books will be closed from the date hereof until the 4th dB/ of February. 1869. - • •- - - s • " OBORGE J. ROBRDid,_ jal94 fell Treasurer W., J. R. R. Co._ I. AMATEUR..::DRAWING4tO.OI4,_ _. SEVEN tee_nth ktreet,. above Chestnut M WA PANE BREWSTER. BMYTEIE WM deliver a tecture at the above named Plate, on WEDNESDAY. J (N VARY 20, Bubject—AN APPEAL T() WOMAN_. - • Reserved seats, sl,_• to be had at Trumplor's, No. CB Chestnut et.; Covert's News !stand, Continental Hotel,and at th e door, between le and 9 o'clock. -- Jal4 etre§ set . HOWARD l os la rg e AT ti Nol3. 1618 AiD sie ls2o l. eel treatment and medictinetnile& grat art uitously to the pear. LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Office 111 South Fourth Street. PHIL APELPUTA.4 First Month let, 1866. The following statement of the assets and business of this Company is published in compliance with the General insurance Law of the State of Yenneylvanla.. Authorized Cs i nital fa lly paid . .. ......... $160.000 00 • 8184,933 64 A Met& PreBent Vann. 540.055 OD Mortgagee first liens on city pro. -- 6,000 00 Ground tents.. .. • 5,850 00 165,800 4.0 United States 6 per centbonds ....... 178,775 25 66,500 00 do. do. do. 18,91'5. 61,610 (10 30,000 00 do' do. currency interest loan .. .. .30,000 00 1,600 00 United States &per cent. currency 10-40's. . . 1.708 00 asou 00 City of PidadelikElaWper"ceni.lOrin. 9.800 00 1,000 00 Junction 811111010 6 per cent. bonds. 4500 00 2.500 00 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent. b0nd5............2, 600 00 6,000 00 Lehigh aa ion Comtism) , 6 Per cent. bonds...—.. 5 040 00 22,172 00 W.,6 shares Central istational Bank.. 03,250 00 8,192 67 80 shares Bank of the Republic &000 00 5,825 01 100 shares Lehigh Valley Railroad:. 5,400 00 2.775 GI 15 shares Fidelity Safe Deposit C0..2,775 00 347.796 84 Loans on Collateral Security.— 347,796 51 21.438 00 Sundry securities deposited with us for collection of intere5t........... 21.438 00 98.8 7 43 53 Cash on hand ..... 38,898 56 102,804 66 Premium Notes sec u re d * by . be ans on P01icie5............ 102,804 66 AL iIIANIC OF, /PHIL AWL, WET. /ELPICIA, January lath. 1869. 12th fuetant the follo wing- Jr elected •Directore of this Robert Clark. NVns. Brooks, M. B. Harris. Alan Wood, _ Edmund Smith. Chesnut. • Board of Directors held this Vd. Rea , we. nnanimouelv re. LiEr4h;i" ABICIN. Han.. vice . , J MACMULLAN Cashier . INSURANCE STATIIIIENTS. PROVIDENT SEtl5,lOl 48 Office Fixtures 83,000 00 Cash in hands of Agents. 42,004 54 Value of Deferred Pre, miums for the current . year . 30.868 01 ---- 76,572 55 ROSINESS OF THE COMPANY FOR 1.86& Premiums, including Annuittes....s2l2.9s7 GI Interest on Premium Fund....... 14.0 1 5 71 interest on Annuity Fund.... 1,646 .40 emb in bands of Agents and De• faired Premiums 73,672 66 302.081 63 26,594 02 276,487 61 Interest on other Investments 46.320 88 Policies issued in 1868, 1,001 insuring... . 8,296=7 00 Policies outstanding. 12 mo. 21, IE6B, 2.014 . ..... . .... . ......... .. ... 6,019,097 00 Amount of • Annulies sold in 1868„... ... 1,922 96 'lota amount of Annuities sold in 1868 ....... 14747 12 Losses by deaths, numbering seven...... . 22,000 00 Total amount of deaths from the origin of the 46,600 00 Expenses for M 709 32 Liabilities to Depositors and Trusts 442,078 86 Lees Agents' Commissions SAMUEL R. ShIPLEY, President. WILLIAM C. LONGSTRETIL Vice-President. ROWLAND PARRY, Actuary. • DIRECTORS. " Samuel R. Shipley, Phila. 'Richard Cadbury, Phila. Joshua H. Morris, " Henri Haines, Richard Wood, " T. Wistar Brown, " W. Hacker, " Wm. C. Longstreth. " Chariot' F. Coffin, Richmond, J alll2trpo OFFICIO OF THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE 00 S W. cor. Fourth and Walnut Ste. Philadelphia, January 16, 1869. unual Statement of this Company on Decoder 31, 18 CAPITAL Paid up in cash in full ASSETS. Bonds and Mortgagee, all Bret liens on Real Rt. tate in the city of Fhiladelpia iiat6,o6o 00 Ground Rents in the city of Philadelphia. 10,000 OD Philadelphia City 0 per cent. Loan 4,010 00 United States Loans ..... , 12,878150 Enteral tee Insurance Company Stock 6,000 00 Real Estato—Offiee Building (estimated) and Office Furniture-- ..... ............... ...... Real Estate held by Company on foreclosure of Mortgage . . Cash in Bank and on ........ Due by Agents and Book Accounts..... Revenue and Postage Stamps Interest and rents accrued but not due.......... a. ..... • • • • ........ • • • ' Inn:meat and rents due and unpaid, Coßt $4139,078 94; Value RECEIPTS IN 1869 Premiums on Fire Risks.— interest; Rents, !to • ....... Earnings on Canceled Perpetual Policies, Policy Survey and Transfer PAYMENTB IN is Loosed by Fire.... • .......... Return Premiums and Reinnurancc............. Taxes, United States, State and City..... Advertising, Printing, Stationery, Salaries, Commissions, Fire Marshal, Legal, Travel ing. Office and Miscellaneous Expensee ...... Dividends of January and July, 1868 F. RATCHFORD STARR, Presidout. THUS. IL MONTGOMERY, Vice Pres. ALEX. W. WlsTrat. 1tP.16,8,tu.th,6t4 ANNUAL STATEMENT AMERICAN LIFE INSURANOE OOMPANY S. E. corner Fourth and Walnut SIAN For the year ending December 31, 1868 Preminidireseived f or the year Inti rest from Invoetinerits..... Annuities and Ants LifeL6eses, dle . paid .. . .... 21271.481 89 Traveling Agents and CornWsslons .. A 111,933 91 Salatiti and Aledical ,Examinations 94,702 I* U U. 8. and State Taxes and Licenses.. .. . .u. 129 23, Return Premiums and Policies cancelled.-- M,1177 80 Printiog,Advertieing, StationerY, L , 90 . 408'84 Surplus Premiums 'returned to Inaute . d . apd.. Dividends 123.984 99 81E8 400 City of Philadelphia Loan 6's - 187,100 11.1 i. FivetwentyLoan —' .. ... 100,000 State of Penneylvarda Loan Vs.. 8'2,000 State of New Jersey Loan 6's ...... • 85,t00 St .Louls City /Wade 6'a.... 66,606 City of Fhiladelphia Wa rrants V 5.... 25.000 Allegheny County Bonds 23.000 City of Camden. - N. J., Loan MO 4 O Beading -Railroad Bean. 2o.oooUnited Suites Loan of 1851— ..... 20.000 West Jersey Railroad ti's 20,746 Lehigh Mortgage Loan of 1884. 15000 at: Louis Mater Bonds. 19.000 Peonnylvania B. R. let_Mortgage Ts. • 10,000 St, Lords County Bonds 'Pa...., 1 .000 Philadelphia and Brieastlroad 24500 llarriaburg E, R., Northenteentral R. Wyoming Valley Canal and other bonds.... 425 Sharon Pennsyania Railroad ....... 331 Shares Corn E ly xchange Sat. Bank.— . 169 Sharon Seventh National Bank. 000 Shares Northern Central Railroad.... 100 Shares Commercial National Rank... 30 Shares Harmer' National Bank of Reading.... ... . . .. . 52 Shares Consolidation National Bank. 142 Snares Willlaineport Water Co— .... 83 Shares Camden. ater-Co Mortgages upon Real Estate Beal Estate end Ground Route Loans on Collateral amply 5ecured........:... Premium Notes secured by Policies— — .„ . . Premiums in hands of Agents aecured ' by bonds . Cash on hand antlan Banks. Accrued interest to January • • • • alsFr2 08 The Tnietoea have made a RETURN PREMIUM OF FIFTY PER CENT. upon the premiums paid in 1861 on Mutual Policies in force. January let, Ism to be credited to eald Policiee, and have ordered the Dividend of Jann. my. 1/If4 to bo paid In settlement of premiums as they mature. $971,673 U ALEXANDER WHILLDIN. 228.50908 JOHN S. WILSON. At (Vice Daily from 12 to 1 o'clock JalE4 e tu St NEW STYLE SKATING BOOTS. BART LETT, The Boot Maker, 83 SOUTH SIXTH STREET. NEW STYLES FOR THE PROMENADE. NEW STYLES FOR THE PARLOR. NEW STYLES FOR HEAVY WEATHER. ills large stock enables him to furnish a good fit at all oelel sto th Irsfrot • • . • $200,000 00 900,000 00 6 518 00 10,32415 7,457 06 112 44 • $479,283 23 114,678 26 63.690 26 219 00 1,493 76 $l4O 081 27 $19,948 - 08 12,989 48 7.298 81. MUSL INS 17,112 ISO 67,825 56 14,000 00 ...___--....---• $71.325 68 'Anew oCour own importing. low. Damao Towo Dchisponi, oUPPIi&a.. by tho yard or Ogre. and Smitz tt • ME THE OE .PIIIILMEEItaPICILIA. REOEIPT~{. LOSSES. AND EXPENSES. Assets January 1, 1860. TILUS rE Es. ALEXANDER WHILLDIN. GEORGE NUGENT. HON. JAMES POLLOCK . J. EDGAR THOMSON. ALBERT C. ROBERTS, PHILIP B. MINGLE. HON. ALEXANDER G. CATTELL ISAAC HAZLEHURST. JAMES L. CLAGHORN. HENRY K. BENNETT. L. M. WHILLDIN. GEORGE W. HILL. JOHN WANAMAR ER. PRESIDENT, V I CE-PRESIDENT, GEORGE NUGENT. Aviv Arty. JOHN O. SIMS. SECRET.BJEIT AND TBFASIUREIL, RI EDIVAL EX &MINIMS, J. NIWTOi WALHEB I N. D. THOMAS J. YARROW, H. D. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN. JOHN F. BIRD, N. D. BOOTS AND SHOES. lIIRY 610011. t t MARKET as &r ,, 44 ep NINTH. & c% 700 PIECES AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. sll7.tail 1A 988,827 40 L 1.096 66 631,118450 SO $671,957 ti A CARD.--Prices of everything reduced since the oppralsentent of-Stock, The aosertatest eC both 3fen's and Boys' SUITS and OVERVOLTO atill very good. $8)1,016 32 $368,010 CO 113.239 73 111 (tl7 65 637,023 76 COTTON GOODS DEPARTMENT. STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTIIIER CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE, Corner Eighth and Market Ste., • ... • . . PHILADELPHIA. We shall continue to maintain and increase the reputa tion we have sustabied of being the largest and cheapest MUSLIN HOUSE in the city. Eeceiving our supplies from first hands only, we shell hereafter eall all Muslim; by the piece. at the regular wholesale prices. THIRTY4IVE CASES AND BALES MUSLIN'S. com prising all the leading brands and widths of PILLOW MEBLINB, WIDE SHEETING& FINE MEETINGS. WAMBETTA. WILLIAMSVILLE. NEW YORK MILLS, BAY MILLS. AREVirRIGHT. FOREaTDALE, FRUIT OF THE LOOK. HOUSEKEEPER. Our constant aim will be to make the lowed prices in the market. Good yard•wlde SHIRTING. 1230. Yerd•wide UNBLEACHED MUSLIN. 1230. 2.s6yarda wide UNBLEAcrEED MEETINGS. we. BOWIE FERMIUM() LINENS In large sasortment. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER 11L741 37 65.712 MI 26.7&P W 1869. REMOVAL. 1869. 807 CHESTNUT STREET, (SECOND FLOOR.) EDWARD FERRIS, IMPORTER. WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, duo,, Hai Removed to his New Store, No. 807CEESTNUT STREET, (SECOND STORY.) &Mtn Us 'sv;tl .44 4 LINEN STORE, AP, s2B Arch street • NEW TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS B Y THE YARD. We promise that the cheapest buyers will find prices satisfactory. M/la. R. DILLON, 132 S and 2431 SOUTH STREET. Millinery for Ladles and mimes. II tains, Bilks,. Velvets, itibbons,_ Flowers, Feathers, Frames, Mourffins Millitiery,Orape Voile, Bilk Velvet and Battu Hate, Hash Ribbons. no 4 3merb LAST. MONTH OF - THE SALE. HOMEX OOLLADAY ik 00. MATE 71118 DAY mum STILL FURTHER REDUOTIONS TO CLOSE BALANCE Or SIICKIiCi LEASE EXPKM, NOS. .818 AND, 820 CHESTNUT STREET. OS' BARGAINS IN.CLOTHING. WANAMAXER WANAMAKER WANntAKER et BROWN, WANAidAKER & BROWN. WANAMAKE3 & BROWN, THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE, THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MAR&ET STREETS. DIM GOODS. 1610611)8. itri ORDER AS. THEIS & BROWN, OAK. HALL, ELISIDWI4LAMISOII7I% ONE POUND OF BUTTER MADE YROMI ONE PINT OF MILK. $25 pro fi t made by investhiesl. fora bottht of the EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT, which, with-six gallons of milk, will produce 50 lbs of prime fresh Butter. This Inexpensive, eX celleat .Butter is _now daily 'consumed from the tables of the first Betels, Restaurants and priVato families In New York city , and elsewhere. State, County and City Rights for sale, oirer ing to capitalists rare opportunities for establish ing a staple busiseaS, paying enormous profits- Agents wanted everywhere. _ • _ A bottle of the Extract sufficient to rake 50 lbs. of Butter. with tali 41;ections for use. will sent to any addrezta cm the receipt of S 1 00. Thepublic are caationed against all *orthleas imitations, sold under the name of "Butter Pow ders, Compounde & e," as the EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT td prepared' nly by the ECONOMY BUTTER .COMPANY, Office 115 Libertv Street Factory. 236 Greenwich Street, NNW YORK CITY. N. B.—By the nee of the Butter Plant a pure and excellent Table Butter is made at a cost of sixteen cents per pound. FTTLIat, Wit&VBER & NEW CORDAGE FACTORY NOW in rum enauvrzes. RA UN. WATER sad IL DELa see Awarded the Only Selig for Blank Books by the Path Boothlon, 1807. WM. F. MURPHY'S SONS; 339 CHESTNUT STREET, AND 55 S. FOURTH STREET, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, STATIONERS, STEAM POWER, PRINTERS. A complete stock of well-seasoned BLANK BOORS of our own manufacture. A full stock of COUNTINO•HOUBE STATIONERY of every descziptlom deld to th 0 thin Is . , .Aljif ONLY 2,000 LEFT OF THE NEW MUSIC ALBITMS, Handsomely bound in Lather and . Rich Gilding, containing PIM of the Newest Pieces of Kok for Piano; both Vocal and Instrumental. Real Value 05, and bold for Only Id 50. AT J. E. GOIILD'S PIANO WAREBOOMS ) 923 CHESTNT.TT STREET. (V.l 'AV n IA 419 aooMors, Ilarness.lllaiters. lilanufac. torero of clothing, Boots, Shoes_,&c.t_ Will.find it to their interest to use our lINEIVALLSO MACIIINE TWIST and the "Milford Liman:woad.. Manufactured expressly for us from the beat matrial. and warranted a superior article. THE puma ILVIDWACTIRINGOOSPINT Manufacturers and Proprietors Of the BING= SEWING meCiliNE. No:1106 CheßrtiftAltFEettii g wv9 tyro (Kw S. am fiFOR, SALE—TIIE VALUABLE BUSINESS Stand, No. 37 South Second street, and lot of ground 26 feet front by 167 feet deep, with three dwelling on the rear_of the lot. A very deairablehnsiness location. Clear of incumbrancee. wuparcy with the deed. 'lete easy. Apply to JAMBS A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer, 3,118-3 t rut. 42-3 Walnut street. IN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS FOR THE .AND COUNTY ^OF PILILADELPIDA..— MART maitiLL, by c her next friend, &c., vs JOAQUIN BlABlLL,SePternber, No. 51. Divorce. To JOAQUIN' NIARILL, respondent: Take notice that the Court bee thie day /putted a rule on you to show cause why a di vorce a vinotao inafrintonit should not be decreed in the above case, returnable Saturday, leobruaty 6th, 1869, at eleven o'clock A. M., personal service having failed in consequence of your absonco. V. GUILLOU jal9,tudlth4o Attorney for Libellant. Jail emn4 6TATIO2iISSY.
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