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THE CITY.
[co o ADDITIONAL cal' ;laws Bail FOURTH PAGE.)
1,1117. F, Mot;Ey.—The Navy Department
: Aiong out, through its agents in this and other
3;44. the prize money due in consequence of the fol
''. „optures. The money is paid at once, as soon
loms
ite Identity ot the applicant is ascertained clearly.
:der lista will soon, we trust, be Issued, so that
who deserve the reward of their valor need
P0 1:.04
) „oil:lain of a tardiness on the part of the
6s acrament:
rapier. Capture.
(Risser: Sch. President.
pa do. Eugene and cargo.
,;lola Sip. Margaret.
i su i s luelarnna
Sch. Princeton,
)0001" do. It. 0. Files.
icctleaer do. Leon.
b i rodo. Olive Branch.
do. Ann Bell. ,
yartait
tmitgolnery (10. Isabel or W. B. King.
amore do. Rose and Octavia.
::,Ip
llewedita do. do. do.
bridge
sltda do. New Castle.
(maccticut do. Emma.
110. do. Adeline.
•
rola do. . Hattie Jackson,
;o we de Cuba do. W. 0. Bee.
',i, v. Vuyler do. Grace R 13alcer.
'The total amount of these to be distributed is
stout $S0(0DO.
A COLOIIED CELEIIIIATTON.—Last even
k:s meeting of colored people wne held at the
aur al In St. Mary's street, for the purpose of cele
-o,ling the emancipation proclamation of President
j o mln. The chair was taken by James McOrum-
I A ? sod Professor M. Green acted as secretary.
Igor the reading of the proclamation and a prayer,
Green delivered a spirited address. He was
owed by John P. Nicholson, Esq. Owing to the
i v t that little publicity had been given to the meet
ipg, the attendance was limited.
TIM - RECENT CABE 01.0 BURNING.—Me S.
lowling, who was so seriously burned by her clothes
0,114 fire at her residence, Eighteenth and Ship.
its
a st l rethee , o o n s p M t o a n l. d liar otrwnoin g, h iis
d s r l eonw, l w h r o e c we e r r e
ceullerers
in the calamity, have since died. They
burled this morning from the hospital.
AectPLINT AT A FUN EitAL.—Yesterdny
aerrnoon a pair of horses attached to a carriage ran
osy from a funeral at Twelfth and Waslington
slreets, and were stopped at Twelfth an South
e ,, t , e i A by Officer Wallace, thereby preventing what
us ieht hare been a serious injury to the ladies and
ecatlemen in the carriage.
MN OVER BY AN OMNllll73.—Yesterday
8 toy named John Forbes, seven years old, was run
ever by an omnibus on Lombard street, above
Fineteenth, and had one leg badly bruised. He was
pihed undor the wheels by a comrade when playing.
CITY I'X'IEMS.
AN INTERESTINCI ANNOUNCEmENT FOB
is r. Punme.—The numerous friends and admirers
d Oeneral McClellan, in this crly and throughout
111 country, will be glad to learn that the pictures,
which we announced on Saturday ns being taken,
of that officer and members of his family, by
flctekunst, at his galleries, Nos. 70.1 and 706 Arch
offal, have come up fully to the expectations of all
Oncerned. Thu pictures of the General in various
Wee are now -reedy for sale at Mr. Gutekunat's
tountrre ; also, a tine carte de visite of himself and
alto on the same card, which we predict will become
3 greet favorite for Albums (of which, by the
msy, Mr, G. has also a very excellent assortment).
A number of finely-finished copies of the General,
in tile ri:e, have already been ordered, The above
pioures are all now ready, either for sale or exhibi
tion, a: the galleries of Mr. Gutekunst.
THE NEW SENATOR.—Holdover much the
Needs of Mr. Buokalew may rejoice over the elec
tire of their favorite at Harrisburg, to the United
:•:lAtes Senatorship, and however much the friends
e! the Administration may deplore that result, it is
a:ready admitted by thinking people generally that
the great sale of Coal at the yard of Mr. W. W.
Aiter u Ninth street, above Poplar, will go on as here
tofore—Mr. Alter still giving the public the best coal
al the 10West.prioes, and the public in turn regarding
Alter as a true patriot and benefactor.
DELICIOUS NEW CONFECTION:.—MI. A.
.L. Vansant, Ninth and Chestnut streets, has the ad
votage of Confectioners generally, in the fact that
its large sales and great facilities for manufacturing
etfible him to renew his stock continually, so that
lie goods are always perfectly fresh. We invite at
leafier' to-day to his delicious new Sweet Jordan
!toasted creamed Almonds. Try them.
ENQUISITEWROICS ON ART:---TllO splendid .
acd life-like pictures taken by Mr. Hippie, at his
ground floor Photographic Milieu, No. 820 Arch
mot, are universally admired, and the demand for
h . . 3 pictures of all sizes and styles is daily increasing.
lIATS AND CAPS 1 7 03 t GENTLEMEN" AND
Yorrus,—Meserci, Charles Oakford & Son, Nos. 83-1.
ad 536 Chestnut street, under the Continental Ho
tel, have a splerniiii stock of Hats and Cape for gen
t:etnen and boys olf the late3t styles, which they are
3411ng at moderate prices.
SUPERIOTt BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.—Mr. C.
li. Mattson, dealer in tine family groceries, Arch
and Tenth streets, has now In store a fresh supply
the celebrated "Silver Flint" Buckwheat—the
st Buckwheat in the country; also, all the best
;sods of Wheat Flour, fresh ground for his own ex
attire sales.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIEING GOODS .-
:Zona Oakford Sc Son, under the Continental
11,01. hate the.finesst and most select stock of Gen-
c*lnen's Furnishing Goods in the city, embracing
novelties not found elsewhere, which they are
salltg low.
THE LADIES of Philadelphia. connected
%fib the different *hospitals, and all others interested
is our sick and wounded soldiers, are requested to
beet at Concert Ilan, Chestnut street, above
Tallith, on to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon at 3
O'clock, to make arrangements for holding a grand
Total Fair, the proceeds to be applied to the relief
t: our country's brave defenders, A general attend
-37.ce is requested.
THE READINGS AND RECITATIONS to be
en by Mrs. Cecile Rush, at the Assembly Build
hp, this evening, will doubtless prove very at
hsctive to the lovers of literature. The programme
ban excellent one, embracing, as it does, fifteen fa
totite selections from popular authors, and the his
tionic powers of the reader will enable her to give
ie admirable•exposition of the beauties of these line
ompositions.
StpNOR BLl+7,.—or all the artistes who
live contributed to the amusement of the citizens of
Philadelphia, no one has acquired a stronger and
tore perrnanenthold upon the popular affection and
legird than Signor Blitz. The skilfulness and at
ttsetiveness,of his performances never fail to delight
his audiences, while their innocent character ren
ders them appropriate and pleasing alike to the
youthful and aged.
VALL'ABLE POR THE SOLDlER.—Broton'
krenfhiai Troches will be found invaluable to the
fr.hlier in camp, exposed to sudden changestf
kilicg prompt relief in cases of coughs, colds, Sc.
Per officers and those who over-tax the voice they
Ate uteful in relieving irritated Throats, and will
lender articulation easy. As there are imitations, be
!o obtain the genuine.
MONTIILY CONSUMPTION OF PROVISIONS
av THE Anatv.—The Union force now in the field,
k round numbers, is six hundred and fifty thousand
run, They consume in one month 14,625,000 pounds
pork, or 24,375,000 pounds of fresh beef ; 136,994
Linen) of flour; 48,750 bushels of beans ; or 1,950,000
founds of rioe; 1,950,000 pounds of coffee; 2,892,000
trm& of sugar; 960,000 gallons of vinegar; 12,249
!hales of salt ; 3,630,000 pounds of potatoes. And
:=dying by the number of uniforms furnished to ca
cti/ alone, by the house of Charles Stokes & Co.,
Utter the Continental, the wear and tear of
clothing is not behind the above enormous demand
for an army in the held,
TBE ELECTION OF A SENATOR.—The
CeetiOn of a Sena for to represent the State of Penn
ey:vania in the Senate of the United States, is ab
todilag the attention of politicians of every degree.
Nasty feeling runs high, and while there is a great
eke/My of optnions'regarding the claims and fitness
Of various distinguished men for the high office,
tete is no difference of views respecting the merits
of the elegant garments for gentlemen and youths,
hi for military men' and civilians, made at the
brown• Stone Clothing Hall of Roekhill & Wilson,
41. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth,
CnixEst HrsTonr.—ln the fifth moon of
tie tenth year of the reign of Hien Fung, the wisest
and greatest Emperor that, the world has yet known,
if we except the Lord who now reigns, and who is
to all his predecessors as the sun Is to a paper
Lantern, it was determined by the Emperor, whose
heart was big, to drive off the face of the world all
foreign devils and barbarians, who, by cunning de
vices and falsehood, had gained admission Into the
/and. Now, these foreign devils became afraid, and
hey prepared an humble petition, praying to be al
/owed to send deputies to offer tribute and submis-
Eon to the Ruler of the Universe. The chief dlfil
r..lllY, however, was that suitable articles of apparel
t (le not to he procured. This difficulty need not
tare weed for a moment could they have repaired
to the Oue•price Clothing Establishment of Gran
nie Mokes, No, 009 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
ANY FORM 01P CHRONIC DISEASES , pue
telgully treated for the past six years in New York
1 7 lit. Wolf, .a French physician, 832. Broadway,
NW York. Those afflicted with any kind of Chronic
blteases should read Dr. Wolf's essay on the sub
/eel, to be had gratis. Sent by mail. Dr. Wolf may
t !coesulted personally or by letter. Worst cases of
64 affections of the nervous system have been rad
c`ilYcured, such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Epl
lellY, jalo.lot
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
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COMMITTER 0) TES MONTH*
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LETTER BAGS
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1 .. 0.4 moroilltld, 1.14.. e Itt ' Liverpool, soon
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1,::,'?";( bode. limas • Port Spain, soon
1:` "'Kr'', Le Vis or • St PurtSpain, soon
g:s Preuvrick Dons...runlets Lyndon, soon
1:;!, V ii , II Harris, (Br) Coaltleet•. ..... Cienfuegos, soon
1,... mended, Minor Havana, soon
` , •lt .t sstuds .13tuo, A knoll in Barbado6B, noon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NIT OP panofnimputit, Jim: 141:18213.
V I / 1 228 - . 7 21-410.12:912T9 4 158
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AIVED.
As I n*SP Norman, Haler, 48 boars froxi . Switen. with
ktid Pusan prt. to 'teary Winsor &
r Babcock, flatinuek, from Port ltoyal, ballaftt
. thatain
I . ,, ta l o n iV . Lovering, Cor , on, from New York, in ballast
I::!lipj;,,,ii,arcmay Cobb 5 day, from Alexandria, in
to captain.
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till( inn, wortt ligor , Bahia. F Tote. . .
Ptlit Zsolleka, Fitt g, o.entnews, Madeira Sr Citbada.
vat liitlatia Mt o'llo. Al.tydguoz, Julio Mason .4 C o.
4 1 ' N A flitaiiitt.d Mu.: Huaton. Twills Sc Co.
1, pr ilio r i lon, ilmh N e „.l, 3rit , NC; Ty tor, Stone St Co
N',lrTT Derriityw;tl:9"lolti. Hilton Head, do
ir Rurrows C, Clark. Fortrom afouroo, do
Old it 31)11t.4 HIP ....• ‘11,,,,P°16 do
i,:: lieVerly. l'l'Pree 4 , Mm
P:aid:l. . (la
ur Gr Hallitio, 310.,.1i5y, Alexa adrltt, ' du
&Ur L 6 Levering, Corson, Fortress Monroe, Navy
Agent.
Scbr J B Austin, Davis, N York, Noble, Caldwell At Co.
Schr Ann Carlet, Curlet, Doiton, J E Batley & Co.
Gtr H L Claw, nor. Baltimore, A a rove., Jr.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Del, Jan 12.
The following vessels wont to sea yesterday; Ships
Wm Cummings, for Aiontevideo; Jenny Lind, with troops,
bound south; harks Fred Lenuig, for Port Spain; White
Wing, for Lagnayra; Azelia, for Pernambuco; Oak, for
Boston; brigs Courts Ann, for Cardenas; Juniata, for Li
verpool: -.Yoffie Gilkey, for Cienfuegos, and A Coffer; also,
sell Es Burdet Hart, for New York, and Anthem, for St
Javo. me U 8 steamers Ladona and Cnrlsw, (U S trans
port) from Now Orleans for New York, and Thomas
Jefferson, fur Baltimore, together with barks Cordolia,
for Matanzas; Expedition; brig Selina; selirs Cornelia,
N S Rile, (1 0 Habliard, Susan Scranton, ltilot's Bride,
Plionicia, Secor, anti U S cutter Dobbin, still remain et
the Breakwater. Wind IN.
Infos: Y. SCHELLENG Eit, Pilot
MEMORANDA.
Eteanmhip Saxon, Matthews, hence, arrlvetl at Bostou
12th iust
Steamship Crescent, Blether, from Wilmington, Del, at
Nets York yesterdayis intentiod to Ply between New
York and New Orleans.
Ship Esther, Leslie, cleared at New Orleans 2d inst. for
New. York.
Bark Ospray, Nash, sailed from Palermo 12th ult. for
Philadelphia.
Bark Amy, Ifontmond, for Sicily, to load for the United
States, was at Constantinople 17th ult.
Ship Wyoming, Burton, front Liverpool for Philadel
phia was spoken at 1 A M 25th alt, elf the Skerrio..
Brig Win Mason,
hence for Boston, was spoken 9th
inst. lot 37 51, long 73 41.
Brig Mazatlan, Merriman, hence for Portland, at New
port 10th lust.
. .
Schrs John Farnum, Wall, and S V W Simmons, God
frey, hence, arrived at Provideneo 12th Inst.
Schr Magnum lionuni, Swift, from WintorpOrt for Phi
ladelphia, at Vow York yesterday.
-
Schr Island Belle, Johnson, clesied at Now York yes
terday for Philadelphia.
Behr Margaret Plater, Blizzard, cleared. at Now York
Yesterday for Wilmington, Del.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS )
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT. '•
Continental Hotel—
C Chicago
911 Kerinot, Chicago
Win Di Shinn,,Pittsburg
1) B Davidson, Pittsburg
J li Sewvll, Pittsburg
.1 W Whirr, Pittsburg
his Park, Jr, Pi tixbnrg
J S Dulworth, Pittsburg
It E rittaburg
l' 'Ravin. Cincinnati
Louis Stlx, Cnicinnati
F A Tatt Bui-ton
W Rising. Windsor, Conn
R T Lyon St la, Cleveland,o
E W Fez gni o ,Brady'sße ncl
.1 Taylor
J Silliman, Wasbinon
G H P Willcox, New York
T W Dudley, New Haven
S J Whitpley, Boston
W.H Roelcrellow, N York
Jas Fisk ? Jr Boston
F S Lewni, New York
F T Frelingliitysen,NJorsey
Iforue, Pittsburg
W 11 :gooney Stoubenvillo
R. Bodges, Baltimore
Wm Foster, New York
M do lialseman, Wash, 1) C
Miss Knox, Wash i n atun, DC
Oen T Con lter, Baltimore
H C Buda. Monte' co, Pm
1 Hoopes, West Chester
1) HMcFarla nd, NV thoster
.1) Norton. U 8 A
S M Shoemkt r, Baltimore
L Wbeelt r, New York
.7 11 Lounslm y
Paten Steveu_,s New York
F E Warren, Baltimore.
Seth Bryant, Boston
0 Tonsley, New. York
0 Bernet, NVNT York
W A Butilu, New York
(leo Smith, New York
E W Jurihs, Massachusetts
C W McCune, New York
B Laphain, Rhode Island
Jacob Wendoll Jr_Boston
Goo R Stetson, Boston
Chas A Oilion, Yonkers
W )3 Daffy, Rocheater
Boote, Now York
Peter Mitchell., New York
John Hardy, i\ ow York
Shona Meyer, New York
W Walsh, Now York
Geo Maiming, New 'York
John D Ottowell, N Y
It Smith, New York
John It Brady, New York
C Leonard, Oregon
Girard House—Che
C 1i Shinn, New Jersey
W Haley, Bali
•It Ma jar, ew York
'P M Slmrson, Phila
Men J W hdllnger, Wash
E It llobluson. Wash, D C
Geo L ratite, New York
Oro Chmberlin, New York
E Turner. Massachusetts
F Edwards & la, Maryland
Ill' as Edwards, Maryland
1 Ha mplo
Rohl I Lague, Pittsburg
.1 Thompson, Pone
A Wetter, New York
Gust. Stokes & le, Phila
Win .1 Stokes, Phila.
C B Stokes, Philndclpb in
VhiladelPida
.Tes W O'Hara, 31:Maryland
F S Treadway, :New naren
B 7 eardortY, Ohio
Thmilprson, Pittshum
1-lon L Donaldson, Pa
IT (1 Lawman, N Jersny
/11r Thompson & la, Mass
miss Thompson, Mass
C IT Dimond. lowa
(' Parker, N York
J Hamilton & la, N 'York
Jits M Hunt wr,
\V IV Baldwin, Coun
Merchants'—"Fourt
D D Clnrk, McVeytowu
O P Mott, ,Milford
Peter Beffiey, 6oirkerset, Pa
(i W Benford, Somerset,Pa
Llnwley, Phcenixville
Wm Ileinin, Milton
E \V Chapin, Milton
Chas Kraft), Milton
Wm Mnstertou, Johnstown
S Young, Allentown
S N Zatlau, t nueastor
W oodin, Ilerwiek,Pa
Amcricnn—Chcstnu
ram NV K Bryan, N J
.T Speed
F Neyser, Wash, D C
3 NV , 43)*Ii oar. Hagerstown
1.0 'Miner, Baltimore
J A Haber, Baltimore
1' M Stone, Providence
M F N York
Wi w11,40a, 'Newark, N J
R 1' Harlan & Ia
3 I I Tarr, Maryland
St. Louis Hotel—Ches
Then lihodee
S Taylor, Wilmington, Del
Duty, Shamokin
H Miller, Reeding
F M Alcott, Easton
W It Thonms, Easton
John 1) Fowler
.W Gant
S P redrick
H.. ry Virden, Delftware
C Lune, U S
Jan F Themmun,llS
The Union—Arch a
J S Hacker, Lancaster co
Cleo Thompson
I,!eut J Jones
Limit R Homes
J Dings, St Louis
A Ring, Monongahela City
D Cleaver, Delftware
Jesse Lane, Delntvare
National—Race s
.Nfl Hughes . , CII tawisma
linrre.t, ew York
S W lloilenbaeh, Rending
P D bitting, Reading
.1 1.4 Brobit, Cato tvissa
John Hoover, Weatherly
S Shaw & la, York cu, Pa
E E Cross, York, Pa
Jrreallah llcishlwld Wet. 11
Tluis Schall, Orwigsbarg
Sehoener, Pottsville
Madison House -- Sec
A C Johnson, Chicago
.1 11 Williams, Laurel, Del
T 1 Bash, Laurel, Del
Id Taylor, Bucks co
.1 Brinier, Del
31 Miller, Stroudsburg
Joseph len cr. Penne,
N Kortz. Penns,
E UnillTl, Washington
N Crawtord, 'Washington
W It McKee
A l' Graham. Vt
Cledden, Wilmington
Commercial Hotel—S
nos K Beggs
It H Hartdiorii, Cliegtor co
B C Thompson, Chester CO
J 1) Wed., Indlnca
E 13 Lamborn St ivf,\V Chest
\V Dilworth, Chester co
J PM Chester co
II Scott, Pennsylvania
1) M Hastings. Lancaster co
A Lyon tn, Maryland
B F Chambers, Elkton, Ma
States Union—Sixth
.T Williams & goo, Penne
jos H Peacock, New York-
Geo W Thompson, Penner
J Lutver, Perry co, Pa
600 Egbert, Ponna
Anise Townsen Fenno
B Martin, Louisville
D Hepley, Lou :wino
Barley Sheaf—Seemn
J Sailor, Frenel3to%vn. N J
S P Molter. New Jersey
B A Corey, New Jersey
.1 Hawk, Newtown
1' S Dins. Lambertville
W Itirll, Burks county .
E Lever. remit% -
NV Comisrd. Beets co.
I' Whiting, Voreolk,
T Goodwin,Norfolk, Va
Buck* co
L Dickerson, Newark. NJ
1) Ciatt)ann, Wayne eo
Brouks, Wayne co
B It l'axemn, Laba.ska
Sleek Bear—Third street.; above Callowhill.
Chas 'Finney, Hartsville Andrew Wagner, Cressona
Chas Harper,len kI/ t own Isaac Stranc h, Cressona
.lax Tomlinson, Byhorry A S Roads, Southampton
CV Harney, Pannourg Jacob Bretz, St Clair
Thor+ Miles, Fox Chase Frank Buckman, Newtown
J Knight, Feastervillo . Sol i3eligman, St Clair
Alfred Bickel, Feasterville Henry Pahl, Auburn
Bald gle---Third et., above Catlawhill.
Filing Deemer, Penns . T S Lelsenring l'ittsbarg
.1114.1)1) %Epp, Latirsdale G NV Dixon, Bethlehem
Stpiwit Urn. Monti; co; Pa AR Wi tinnr. Safe Harbor,Pa.
.111 Boyi.r. llellerinwit David Williams, Penna.
Pii•gel, Hellertown David P Stout
.Z W Penna. •
Mount VernotiSecond street, above Are
I. Brodhead, Del Water Oupl John Leedham; , Boeton :
Charles Bowen N.YJ O'Hara, jr, Baltimore
Lewis Wiiipple, NOW York IW P Iloyer,Baltimore ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purity, strengthen, and Invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
•
They curs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarehreha, Cholera, and Cholera Morbee.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They aro the beat BITTERS in the world.. They maks
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's veal
restorer. They are made (Apure St. Croix Rum, the cele•
crated Waren Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken witb
the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time
-of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons
requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Drug•
gists, Hotels. and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE Ss CO., 9101
BROADWAY. New York. se24-4bn
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATHS!
STYLne, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Ft.
rum. MI °nods made to Order warranted satlseactnry.
Onr Onn-rnica ST4Tisat Is strictly• adhered to. Ail ar4
thereby tr. atsd alike.
,del2-Ir JONES di CO., 604 MARKET Street.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Drs
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature:
warranted not to Injure the hair in the least ; remedies,-
the ill effects of had dyes, and Invigorates the Hair lot
life. ORA Y, RED. or-RUSTY HAIR instantly turns 1
epiendid fitack or Brown, leafing the Hair soft and
beau Will. Sold by all Druggists, ,tc.
tir- The nannies in signed WILLIAM A. BATCHI
I,OR. nn thefmtr siztas of each hoz
FACTORY, No. t3l BARCLAY Street,
(Luce 2:13 Broadway and 18 Band street,)
New York
tnth and Chestnut.
Stichter, Reading
A Macke, & Is, New York
J A Deal) & wf, Now York
Miss Jewett, Now York
► French, Roxbury, Mass
J I) W French, Roxbury
S 11 Howe, Boston
Mrs Howe, Boston
Lowly Lillie, Troy, N Y
F Hubbell, Troy, N Y
infanta Isaacs, Troy, N Y
Mr Clarke
W MeVeagh, West Chester
F Taylor. West Chester
W 13 Griffith, U S Nary
T T Cheaver & is, N Jersey
Miss Warrick New Jersey
J V Craven, NeW Jersey
IV Warrick & in, N Jersey
J H Whitney & in, N Jersey
T D Price
S Underwood & la, N York
Lt Com'g Maxwell ,U S N
Benj T Hutchins, U 8 Army
M Delano, Newlork
V M Delano, New York
E I I Baldy & wf,Dancille.Pa
II B Edwards, Chester, PA
Jos 0 - Conner, New York
T Ilenry, New York
Chas IC Smith, Now York
Michael C Gross, New York
John Healy, New York
Petor McMalo, New York
.1 Howland & la, New York
Mica Woolsey, Now Yu , *
Geo LAtwood,.Tonnton,Mass
M5l Rhodes, TILIIOOI.I, Mess
Jos Goolding, Now York
Geo C Potts, New York
.1 A Greene, Boston
N F Kemp, Boston
L 11 Rockwood, Boston
Clots Spa Word, Connecticut
S Lewis, Allentown
1 Lloyd & wf, \Film, Del
A Roman, New York
Mrs W Bageley, Pittsburg •
Theo Bageley. Pittilotrg
.Tats Smioter, Pittsburg
P jr, New York
E F Jenkins, Baltimore
A T Rand, Now York
1 Wiel, New York
D Spaulding, Boston
F Blake, Waterbury, Ct
S Brownell, Prov, R
J F Whitney & / sons, N Y -
A H Brown New York
Jay Cooke, Philadelphia
W IL Myers, Harrisburg
:twill, below Ninth.
A J Downey, Canal Dover
Saml Given, Alt Holly, Pa
H X (lambda, Baltimore
F NV 0 Lewis, Boston
%V .r Kealsh, Bellefonte, Pa
H 13 Leman, Lancaster
Geo Patterson, Pottsville
W H Starr, NOW London, Ct
'rhos S Richards, Reading
.1 K Spang, Barks co, Pa
Gen Williams
A M French, New London
Mrs Robinson, New York
A S Henderson, Lancastor
'l7hosi Yorks, Jr, N
' S S Rogers, Connecticut
.Tabs 11 Cnnitold, Buffalo
Geo Williams Bnifilo
C B Brown, Millersburg
Chas Matinbar, Perna
Saml Conrail, Erie
13 Hammett, New York
P Kellogg, Ucica
W Esser, 31 Chunk
E Morgan .31 la. N York
3rr Sampson, N Jersey
Miss Sampson. N Jersey
DrSFlint N York
B E Plat:, Jr, Harrisburg
13 Dock. Harrisburg
D S Herr, Harrisburg
street, below Arch.
Jacob Greiner, Uniontown
W B Lank, Wa,ll co, Pa
John L Lank, Wash co, Pa
Mrs Rath bone
M V Bennett, New Hone
'Thos Schell, Washington
W S Corson, Wilmingta, Del
Jai E Gitlin, Cteszer, Pe,
A D Simerson, New York
E S Ward, Pittsburg
Davis Clark St son, Hazleton
street, above Fifth.
.Tor T White, New York
C C Stanford, New York
Mrs G Buffroni, Brooklyn
W Kenyon, Brooklyn
E F Smith & la, Hanover
Geo E Logue, Fort Clinton
Mrs W Seabrea6o, Mtl
H Kier
B F WHIN, Baltimore
A G TciAdviue, ALarylaml
nut street, ab. Third.
Col A Warthmau
A W Smith, Proc. It
Lewis P midi, New York
C W Gleason, New York
S Boyd, New York
B Miller, Jersey City
E L Lewis, Connecticut
RD Dodge, USN
(1 W Robinson, Pittsburg '
Geo Y•ning, Philadelphia
Jos Young, Philadelphia
Isting Young, Philadelphia
treet,, above Third.
Chas Means, Mary land
NY 11 Colston,Oluo
.1 13 Horst, Pa,
John Bridges,Shippensburg
Etlw Swift, Easton
H V Geary & la, Now Rork
E 1' Anemia, Pottsville
John W Royer, Pottsville. '
eet, above Third.
Geo Schooner, Orwlgsburg
C L Bowman, Lebanon
\V Seitzlnger, Lebanon
John W Frantz & wf, Pa
Sand - Kling & wt, Pee nLL
John Slowcom, New Jersey
' Jas Morehead, Johnston
W Kerper, :Reedits.'
G S Murphey, York
W G Steinmetz, Lancaster
N Wetzel, Pottsville
ud St.. above Market.
N L Walker, Hamilton
Miss Kellum, New York
Edward Pray, Peuna
Wakeman
43 31 Doolittle, Windsor N Y
A Clever, Colesville, N 1
M Montgomery, Bradford co
Jacob Beasley, Bradford co
J Knox, Windsor. N Y
R II Andrews, Wi ndsor,N Y
Geo ' , abet, Stroudsburg
L B Tittanv , SuAgltellmoca co
H Duseuberry, Windsor,.N Y
xth st.. ab. Chestnut.
Oao Ball Delaware
Thos H eole, Delaware
\V Pearce
Allen Loomis
John Benniss, Chester co
MI J Smedley, De`aware co
II Serbert. Norristown
IJ H Hill, Doylestown
Lt J Malloy, Doylestown
B F Shantz,llloylestown
Al.'s Made, Coatesville
and Market streets.
111 Mullen, Penna
Jae Humans, Princetoa
S Preston, Princeton
Miss B Shober, Lancaster
Mires 31 J Man'ee,Wrlghtiv
W Boyer Baltimore
S Patterson, Lancaster
street., below Vine.
S Stradling: Dolingtou
•
A Ely, Peons
S Rice, Penns
C Clayton, Penns
S Snyder, Bucks cu
L Comfy, Byberry.
W Evans, Carvereville
C Evans, Carverevillo •
T Dyer Doylestow
S Tomlinson, "Penna
J.l Watson. Middletown
Geo Hibbs. Backs co
J Brown, Bucks co
W Betts, jr, Bucks CO
MODERN ARCHITECTURE
Dr TITE BARD OP TOWER BALL
Professor Thaumaturgus, lately,
Delivered a neat lecture;
Ills subject, which I relished greatly,
Was Modern Architecture.
Reproved that structures of our duty
Surpassed each ancient building,
Making a handsomer display
Of painted work and gildidg.
"I grant," said Ile, "tho bonsai: now
May cause some folks to grumble,
Being rather apt their heads to bow
And in the dust to tumble
A sort of epileptic fit
To which they are subjected ;
That trifling fault, I must admit;
Had, het ter.be corweted.
" The architecture ofthis tlity
IN not so stron7. as splendi.l.:
• Ditt Ilentett'sTower Purely may
For IllanncEs he commended.
Not all the crowds which thither dock,
To purchase clothes for winter,
Can give those steadfast Bails a shock
Or start n single fipl intur."
On band the fullest and most complete assortment of
Winter Clothing in Philadelphia. TOWER HALL,
518 INIAIIRVM Street. BEN:s.IETT Sc co.
MeLABONLIN—HILL.—On New Year's day, January
1.1669, nt 1215 lin acock street, by Rev. T. B.
el Miller, Mr.
George W. McLaughlin to Miss Susan Hill, all of Phila
dphia. •
COLKITT—NICHOLS.—On the 10th inst. by the Rey.
B. Gilroy, of this city, Mr. Charles M. Colkitt, of Bur
lington county,' N. J, to Miss Amanda M. Nichols, of
Gloucester county, N. J. ••• •
OIRITIN-100.R.—In Wilmington. on the let, at the
residence of the bride, by Rev. J. P. Sinith, Mr. Henry
()Irvin to Miss Sarah F. Moor, both of Wilmington, Dela-
Wll2O.
n=ED.
CRESSON.—On Titcssday morning, Mary Cresson, in
the Sgth year of her ago.
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend her fime
l, without further• notice, from her late residence, MO
Sansom street, on Thursday. the Vith iust, at It A. M,
11th inst., Anna M., wile of Henry G.
McGuire.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral at 11 A. DI ; Fifth-day (Thursday),
froM the reeldenco of her husband, 1934 Parrish et. "
DE SILVEII.—At Nice. France, on the 10th December.
Robert P. Do Silver, in the Nth year of his "
ANDERSON.—On the 11th inst., David Anderson, aged
Xi •cars.
1 ATTON.—At Germantown, on the 9th inst., Mrs. Mary
he
Batton. in t 81st year of her age. * •
13151111.8R.—0n the 10th inst., Mrs. Hannah M. Bim
rner. •
BLOOD.—On the 12th inst., William Blood, in the 21st.
year of his age.
aBFFRIB9.--On ,the 12th inst., James Jeffries, in the
72d year of his age, at his residence near Tioga Station.
Due notice will be given of the fnuentl.
BLACK AND WHITE BALMORA.L
SRIRTINGS.—BIack and purple Balmoral Skirts.
Gray and Black Balmoral Skirts.
Muslin and Revere Bows.
Lace Sleeves trimmed purple or black.
Crape Trimmings.
English Crapes and Veils.
Bound Grenadine and Crape Veils,
Black all-wool Ottoman Poplins, 873‘ cents.
Black and English Reps, 21 to 3134 cents. •
Just received by I3ESSON & SON,'
jal2 MOURNING STORE, 918 CHESTNUT Street.
'EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH . AND
ARCH, havo a fineammortmont of
Good Glossy Black Silks,
Widows' Sllkv without gloss.
LYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
AWN, always keep a One sleek of •
Staple llomehold Goods.
ialo Best Dlnslins, Linens, and Flannels.
VYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
+ 4 ARCH. sheave keep a full Hue of
•
Mourning Shawls. •
inn Fashionable Shawls.
M , SCOTT M. E. CHURCH, EIGHTH
and TASBER.—Lovoreaat continueil THIS BVEN
-108, at. 7.36 o'clock. All invited.
Preaching next. SABBATH at Jag A. AL and 7P. M. by
Rev. FRANKLIN MOORS; 2y P. M. by Rev. WESLIIIC
KIINNEY.
M. SECOND-ST. M. E. CHURCH—PRO
TRACTED MEBTlNO..—Service every leveeing
this tvenk, at 7,4' o'clock, Brother 11ALeTEAD, of
York, Officiating. Come and hear.
MERCHANTS , FUND.—THE AN.
nual ;Iteeting of the MERCHANTS' • FUND SO
CIETY, w,ll be held on . TUESDA Y AFTERNOON, the
20th inst..ht 4 o'clock. at their Room northwest corner
EVENTH and S.A NSOM Streets.
The Annual Report will be submitted. and an election
held ter Officers. THOS. F. P,RAD T,
Utl4-8t Secretary.
THE PHILADELPHIA MERCAN
TILE LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—
Tho Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held on
THURSDAY,
_January 'lstb, ISM, at the office of the
N
Association, 0..534 South SIXTH Street (second. story),
at 73-f, o'clock P. M., to elect officers for the ensuing flt•cal
year. Cjal4-2t] P. A. KEYSER, Preiidont.
FIRST-DAY. OR SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY.—The Soventy-second Annual Meeting
of the Society Neill be held on WEDNESDAY next,- at 4
P. M.. at No. 1122 CHESTNUT Street.
jal2St* ALEXANDER KIRRPATICK, Secretary.
t.. NOTICE.— A MEETING OF TINE
Stockholders of tho MASONIC HALL, Man:week,
will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jatutary 11,1883,
for the election of seven Trustees. Polls open one hour,
from 7 to 8 P. M. THOMAS FERGUSON,
itfl2-3t 5 Secretary.
imIIOIIIIEOPATIIIC HOSPITAL, 1116
CUTHBERT Street.—This institution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who Will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner, iree of charge. B. F. GLENN,
nonlf Secretary of Board of Managers.
MPHILADELP:
ISlCi.—At an Election
followinst gelnieMPll were e'
of . the FAME INSURANCE
year:
Francis N Buck, • • E. D. Woodruff,
Marie- Richardson, George A. West,
Henry Lewis, Jr., .Tohn Kessler, Jr.,
John %VEvermau, • Charles Stokes.,
Philip S. Justice, A. 11. Remain:um,
0. W. Davis, Joseph D. Ellis.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held this day,
FRANCIS N. BUCK was unanimously elected president,
CHARLES RICHARDSOA vice presideht, and
lt• W I. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
M. THE PHILADELPHIA, wri.miNG
TON, AND . BALTIMORE . itAILEOBJ.) GUM-
P.A N l. Purr..tnar,e/IrA, January 12. 1,913. -
At-the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, held This
Dny, the following persons were unanimously elected
Directors for the ensuing year:
Samuel M. Felton, • John C. Groome,
Moneure Robinson, T. I. Cohen, Jr.,
Lyttieton Savage, Thomas }Kelso,
John A. Duncan, Columbus O'Donnell,
Jesse Lane, Enoch Pratt,
Jos Bringliurst, Thomas Donaldson,
Frederick A. Curtis, 1 Wm. W. Corcoran,
Nathaniel Thayer.
At a Meeting of the Board of Directors, held This Day,
SA iIUEL M. FELT ON was unanimously elected Presi
dent, and ALFRED HORNER Secretary anil Treasurer.
jal4.St A. HORNER, Secretary.
NOTICE.—AT MEETINGS OF THE
CITIZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE, bald
on ibe Gth and 9th instant, the following resolutions
were passed and ordered to be published :
ResolrHl, That notice be given that the Citizens'
Bounty Fund Committee will diwontinne the payment
of bounties and compensation to captains after the 31st
January instant, except in such cases as they may have
already oblistatei themselves to pay after that date.
Resolrai, That the Committee will, as soon as practi
cable, after the ]st of February next, make a report to
the mime' there to the Fund.
Resolred, That the Committee will pay Fifty Dollars
bounty to each recruit mustered in in the city of Phila
delphia, on or before the 31st. January instant, (except
ing deserters, substitutes, and absentees, and those who
have received nuy bounty from the city of Philadelphia,)
for the followir g—viz:
Segebartb's Artillery.
Perton's Cavalry,
Roberts' Artillery,
U. S. Regulars,
U. S. Murices,
Old Philadelphia Volunteer Regiments.
Said payment to be made whenever the recruit is de
finitively in service to the field, or in a fort, garrison.
navy yard. or chip of the United States.
• .Rtsokeed, That all payments under tho foregoing reso
lutions be made in Room dance with the forms adopted
by the Disbursing Agency
THOMAS 'WEBSTER, Vice Chairman.
LORIN BLODGET, Secretary. .MlO-tja3l
M. HOUSE OF .REFUGE.—THE AN
NUAL meeting; of. the Contributors to the House
of Refuge will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 14th inst., at
4 o'clork P. N., at No. 109 North TENTH Street, above
Arch.
The annual report of the Board of Managers will be
submitted, and an election will he held for officers and
managers to serve for the ensuing year.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
Secretary House of Refuge.
Philadelphia, Jan. 6.1663. jaltl-smw3t
m. OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUN
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA. December 20, 1562.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the above
Company will be held at their Office, No. 230 Smith
THIRD Street, on MONDAY, the 19th day of January
next; at 11 o'clock A. M., when an Election will be held
for seven DIRECTORS to serve for the ensuing year. The
Transfer Books of the Company will be closed for Afteen
days prior to the day of Election.
de2O.swatialo JOS. C. COPPUCK. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE DIAMOND COAL
COMPANY—NOTICE.—At a a meeting of the Di
rectors, held this day, a DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS
per share \lll:4(irclared,Rayable at the Office of the Cora
.- uy, No. 713 - "MARKET Street, on anti after the 17th
January 7,196
r• OFFICE OP THE SURGEON—AR
TI -T TO THE AIt.MY ACID VAVY, PII:LADEIr
rItIA, October 24. 7562.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the office
of the. Sorgeon•Artist •to the Government, No. 1609
CHESTNUT Street. B. PRANK PALMER.
iallsm. Government Surgeon-Artist.
IV..THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
11auagers and Contributors or the WOMEN'S
lOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA. *ill be held at the
HOSPITAL BUILDING, North COLLEGE 'Avenue and
TWENTY-SECOND Street, on - THURSDAY, the 13th
rout. ; at 3,5 g P.E. F.' HALLO AY,
3103-31.* W Secretary. •
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
r7.- ROAD COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, 'January 12,
NOTICE.TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual Meetlnk
of tho StoCkholdera • of-this Company will, he held on
MONDAY, the pecon•l day of rub 'mail', VA at 10 0 clock
A.M., Ili SANSOM-STREET IiALL.
The Annual Election fur Directora will be held on
MONDAY, the second slay of Afarch, Mei, at the Office of
the Company, No. 238 South THIRD Street:
.ii134f02 BIIIIUN I) 8)11 111, Secretary.
jr,;. OFFICE OF THE iNSURA.StE
COMPANY OF XORTII • -AMEILLCA, Pitt I. DE ',-
rum. January 12,1501
THE BOARD OF DIIIVTORS have this day declared
a Senti4 I Dividend Of St X PER CEX r. ; also, an
.I..tru. Dividend of SIX ITU CENT., (both exclusive of
all taxes.) out of the profits or the Cotnpany for the Must
six mouths. payable to the Stockholders
,or their legal,
repreSentetives, on demand. PL_ !L
Jan: rc Det ElaDtGtl Sceretary....;.:
r . •• OFFICE OF THE NORTIIIPENN
SYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANy, Pirtr.Annt.-.
1./11A, January 12. IS&L . • • • ..,.
At the Annual ',Meeting of- the StOckholdera of , the
North Pennsylvania Railroad'. Company, hold This
bay. FRANKLIN A. CONLY :was elected President, and
o following persons were elected Direetera.fOr the en
suit= rear:
Julio Brock,
Juhu Jordan, Jr.,
Algernon S. Rolprts,
..T. Gillingham Fell,
S. Morris Waln.
3n] r9t CIIAS. W
ir3=. PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY. OM ce . South
k °writ Strad, January
The 'Transfer Books of the Common Stock or this
Control/Y. opened TO-DAY, will be again closed on' the
lah iit*t.. at t he close of business hours. The. dividend
Will be ea/rotated on the shares as- they stand on the
bums at the close of business •on the 17th lust., and the
books whl be reopened on February 2. •
sul3.st BRADYORD. Treasurer.
trz AT A AIEETING_QF THE CONTRI
BUTORS to the HOSPTPAL OF THE PRO
TESTART EPISCOPAL CH URCTI in Philadelphia, held
TUESDAY, January oth mt. the following-named gen
tlemen were duly elected members niche Bard of Mana
gers to serve fur the en•ning three years, viz :
Rey. N. A. DoWOLFE HOW E, D. D.
Rev. RICHARD NEWTON, D D.
Wald Rev.' WILLIAM BA CON STEVENS, D. D.
JOHN BOHLF.N. •
WILSON C. SWANN, IL D. . •
CLAYTON T. PLATT. .
E OHN DWARD
' H
MM -MI N M. D. •
J WELSH.
Attest EPHRAIM' CLANK, Jr., Chalrmitr.
JNO. A. crimps, Secretary. ja7-tf.
m. PHILADELPHIA. AND READING
RAILROAD 'OOMPANIOnIeo, 227 Sonkh
Stioet, Pit ILATIELPII I A:lnuit:my 8 'M.
The Board of Managers of this company hawed mlarid
aDI rhlena of FEVEN per rent. ott.the Preferred Stock,
ynTable in Cash on the 'Nth inst., and a Dividend of
sEVICI per cent. on the Common Stock, payable ut stock
on the lath of February, free from State tat.
The Dividend on the preferred Stock wlll . be paid . to
holders in New York at the office of the Farmers Loan
tid Trost Company, and In Boston at the office ofNeema.
.1 B. Thayer d: Bro
,418418
Ms-.• OFFICE OF- THE FAIRMOUNT
AND ARCH STREET CITY PASSENGER RAIL-
.NV AY CO., No. 2562 CALLOWRILL STIIRRT, Philadelphia, - .•,-, THE : .I4IIIENtiIbEITOIL OA RI.
',. '
The Board of Directors have' this" day declared a iii V i.. 'lllr NET AND B oca sToßtiii.' open day and eben
:
I
dend of ONE . DOLLAR per share on the capital stock of 41 .... M
payable to the stockholders, or their legal logy, H g for the sale of books OR Phrenology, Physte
the pony, ygine Phonography, and for earenologl•
representatives, on and after the kith inst. - - cal examinations. Orders by mail should be
The transfer books will he closed until the kith Inqt. addressed to - JOHN L. CAPEN
jitP-tl5 JOII?I T. LANGE, S. , cret,iry, oc2-wsm3mtf 99171 CEIESTNUT great.. Phda,
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. IE-C3.
RIA., JANUARY 13,
o, held on the 20th lust.. the
leeted to serve as Directors,
COMPANY for the ensuing
IMlMl==
IWilliam C. Lndwig.
• •Ellweed Shannon, •
FA ward C. Jinixlit„
William L. Hirst,
I Alfred Hunt.
HARE, Secretary
Mr H. WEBB. SAcretury
()MOE OF UNION XUTUA.L 1111T
SCRAM COMPANY.
- -
P.1111..4103.PR1A, January
At a meeting of the. Beard of Dirretora adds Commiy,
held ON date, a DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT., on
the oulbtauding Scrip, was declared, payable to the
ecrip•holders on demand ,1 Ivithout deduction for taxes.
ititt-12t JOHN MOSS, Assistant Secretary.
MOFFICE OF THE SEVENTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS PASSENGER
RAILWAY COMPANY.
PIIILADELMIA, January 6, 1263.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of THIRTY CENTS per Share from the earnings
of the past six months, payable to the Stockholders, or
their legal representatives, on and after the 16th instant,
clear of all taxes.
The Transfer Books will be closed until the 15th inst.
30132115 4 - " H. B. LEACH. Treasurer.
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
Wc.=. ANA TRUSTCOMYANT, WALNUT Street, South
east corner of TOURTIL • • '
• PHILADELMIA, :rantMr" 8, 1851
At the animal election by the. Stockholders, 'held. on
MONDAY. January 5, the followit e y , gentlemen wore
elected Trustees: .
Alexander WlOllllll2, Samuel 'Work, '.
J. Edgar Thomson, Hon: Joseph Allison,
Hon. James Pollock, I :hiltleS F. Hertzlitt,
George Nugent. Samuel 'l'. Bodine, •
Albert C. Roberts, John*Aik man,
William J. Howard. Jonas Bowman. •
Philip B. Mingle, -
Anil at a Meeting of said Trustees, hold this day, the fol
loWing officers were re-elected for the ensuing year;
President—ALEXANDER WM LLDIN. .
Vice President,—SAMUEL WORK..
Actuary—JOHN C. SIMS. --• r - , ,
Secretary and Treasurer—JOHN S. WILSON. Ja7.2-5t
11M. OFFICE' OF THE vitAutriciroltn
AND - SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY
PASSENGER RAILROAD COMPANY, BERKS Street,
below Fourth.—PHILADELPRIA, January 2d, 1853.—The
Board of Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Company
out of the earnings of the past six mouths, payable to
the Stockholders, or their logcl representatives, on and
after 15th inst., clear of all taxes.
The Transfer Books will be closed until 15th inst
jai -tl5 CHAS. R. ABBOTT, Secretary.
CORN EXC
PHILADELPITIA, Nov.
held November 17th, D 162,
were elected Directors of thi
Alexander G. Cattell, Christian J. Roffman,
Dell Noblit, Jr., Robert Ervien,
George L. Barbi. ' D. W. Catherwood,
Edward C. Knight. William P. Cox
William L. Maddock, • Edmund A. Solider,
James Steel, Samuel T. Canby,
Charles Dire ilkin
And at the meeting octors, this day, ALBX
ANDER 0. CATTELL, Esq, was unanimously , re-elected
President; ALEX. WHILLDIN, Esq., Vice President,
and JOHN W. TORREY Casliter,
no2A-tials
MILITARY.
ATTENTIONI
E. ROBERTS' ARTILLEIiY,
•FOR FORTRESS MONROE.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY A-DEWEY'S LANE,
GERMANTOWN
All men who have enlisted in this Company will report
immediately to Camp, in ordor that they may receive
their Bounty, and proceed with the Company, on
SATURDAY, to Fortress Monroe, Any such man not
reporting by that time will forfeit his Bounty, and, if
apprehended, will be tried and punished as a deserter.
BAWL HAZARD, Ja.,
Captain Company A.
t BOARD OF TRADE RIFLE •
•
REGIMENT.
156th REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS..
$175 BOUNTY. $175.
RECRUITS WANTED for the above tine regiment (the
only Regiment of Infantry for three years now recruit
ing and in camp in Philadelphia.)
Men joining this regiment will receive the following
bounties:
Cash in hand on being mustered in ' 325
when the company is full • • 50
" when the, regiment is full 25
At the expiration of service 75
Total
3175
None but men of good character received,
Apply at HEADQUARTERS, 333 CHESTNUT Street.
• CHARLES ERNENWEIN, ColoneL
W. A. }IAMILL, Adjutant. dell-tf
CONTINENTAL CAVALRY.
" Camp Metcalfe," near HADDONFIELD, N. J.
—MEN wanted to complete Companies now
nearly full, to secure the Citizens' Bounty Fund
awarded to the first Twenty Companies mustered into
the service of the United States.
Two or three positions of Second LIEUTENANTS are
vacant, which will be assigned to young mon of good re
ference*, and who have seen service. dell-tf
FINANCIAL.
GOLD AND SILVER,
CITY: WARRANTS,
OLD. DMLOIJA'REASURY NOTES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
PALMER & HUEY,
No. 54 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
jal4wfm 6t*
JOHN 0. OAPP & SON,
STOOK db. NOTE BROKERS,
No. 23 SOUTH' THERD STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE atecihrics , BANK
STOOKS AND BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION AT MS
BOARD OF BROKER&
MO
,I.NVESTED
AND NOTES AND LOANS ;NEGOTIATED ON THE
BEST TEEMS.
U.
FIVE - TWENTIES,
OR,
TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE * GOVERNMENT
AFTER FIVE YEARS. •
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TREA
SURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT RAE: , ••...
. ,
Interest will commence from the DATE OF.SUBSCRIP.
TION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
Sub-Treasury or Depository of the United States, on the
first days of May and November of each year. At the
present PREMIUM ON GOLD, these Bonds yield about
SIGHT per cent. per annum.
Atoll supply always on hand.
.' • "
< 'JAY:COOKE,
• SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
n*tinhl 114 SOUTH . THIRD STREET:
HA.RVE'i r :,irgcogAs,
STOOK. AND BILL BROKER;
1?0..3U1 WALNUT STREST:—•
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of U. S. 00YRBN
MENT SECURITIES bought and sold on Commission, ex
clusively. •
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral associated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mail shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Esq.,
John B. Myers & Samuel B. Thomas, NM:.
del63mif . •
$250,000 T ° A N'
IN LARGE OR SMALL ANOUNTTS; ON
DIAMONDS; SILVER-PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
AND
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT
ISAAC NATHANS'
OLD ESTABLISHIED MONEY LOAN OFFICE, N. K.
CORNER THIRD AND SPRUCE STREETS, •
(Only one square below the Exchange.)
Advances rade al. the lowest rates. deM•lms
8 000 - THIS AMOUNT WANTED
,
on a F_arm, in Chester conetl•. Apply to
jaS E. PETTIT, 309 WALNUT Street.
$2OOOO $lO,OOO, $5,000, $4,500,
S4,(X/0 and several other sums, to
invest upon Mortgage.
Apply to A. FRIAR,
jaB-6ts Conveyancer, 51 North SIXTH Street.
•
TVORYTYPIS.THESE FINE ANp
naturally-rolored . Pictures are characterized by
tnulifniness . and beauty" position P aky and natural;
fresh, warm coloring. itEI.MEWS, SECOND St., above .
Green. •
•
( - 1 L E L LYE S STRICTLY:. OR
SERVED at the HAMDYBING AND SHAMPOO
ING. SALMON, YOU ' TII and BRANCH. ...Jail.
INTERNAL REVENUE. = UNITED
1 STATES EXCISE NOTICL ' -
. -
;NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons residing
doing but.iness in the, FOURTH COLLECTION DIS,
finucT, composed of the Fourteenth, Fi ft eenth, Twen-
Getb....TWenty•Erst. and Twenty-fourth wards of the
thy and county of Philadelphia, that- the ASSESSMENT
ROLLS wilt, in accordance with' the provisions of Sec
10th of the Act to provide Internal Revenue,_ &c., be
open for examination at this Ottice from 9 A. U. to 3P.
M., fur FIFTEEN DAYS from tha date hereof, Sundays
excepted ; and, that for the FIVE DAYS next ensuing. '
January 20 27, 28, D,. and 30, appeals will he received
and determined by . ate title 00Ice, tinily, front 10 A.
M. to 3 I'. M., relative to any erroneous or excessive valu
ation or enumeration.
ALL APPEAL.' MUST BE EN WRITING. and specify
the particular cause, matter, or thing, respecting which
a deeirion i.e requested, and state the ground or principle
t.f . inequality or error comoleined of. -
DELOS P. SOUTIIWORTIT.
Assessor Fourth District.:
OFFICF, ko.-427 CHESTNUT Street, (Farmers' mid
More pies' Bank Building.)
lannary3o,
a FF10.11.1 OF TR O
E ASSk SSORP THE
w SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT, PITILADA..
9, MI—FRANCIS P. HALLO WELL has been appointed
AStISTAIT ASSESSOR for the Matti Division of my
Metric' Said Division is comprised within the limits of
that portion of the Ninth ward..oommencing at the west
side of Seventh street, extending to and includin the
east side of Broad street, and from the north aide of Mar
ket street to the south side of Arch street, inclusive.
THOMAS W. SWSXEY,
JeA-2w %le. Assessor Second District. Penna.
11":2 LILLIE'S .SAFE , DEPOT RE.
MOVED to No. 71 South SEVENTH Street, neap
t le Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past .favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hands
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes (the only .
Strictly fire and burglar proof safes made ) Also, Lillie's
Unequalled Bank Vault. Safe, and Bank Locks:
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best prp
,tected, and cheapest Door and Lock et offered..,
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie's New
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, Arc. - This . Safe is con.'
ceded to surpass . in style and elegance anything Yet .
offered • for • this purpose, and is the only one that Is
strictly fire and burglar proof.
SPRCIAL 110Tica.—I have now on hand Say twenty of
Farrel, Herring, & Co.'s Safes, mord:of them nearly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They' Will 'be "sold at very
iow_Prices.. Please call and examine. • • • •
las-lirit••••• ••• •••••• ••• • • - 111.411. SADLER. Agent
RANGE BANK,
24, lB62.—At.the election
the following Stockholder's
e Bank:
S. W. TORREY. Cashier
PHILADELPHIA
ia1414-17.20-22N
COMMISSION MOUSES.
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BUIE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS. •
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
111-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS 'AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT.
MOB. For sale by
. .
FROTHENTMat & WELLS.
.401.-Ittf
'
1,000 DOZEN 111.0.K.0.RY - SHIRTS.
I,ooq 6911,1141111111VE
500 do.
( TRAVELING SHIRTS.
500 do. ILOW M E :IItiCED
W MUSLINSHIRTS.'
1,000 do. DENIM OVERALLS.
10,000 PAIRS COTTONADE PANTALOONS.
For sale by
BENNETT, RUCH, & CO.,
jal3-]m Manufacturers, 217. CHURCH ALLEY
HOLIDAY. GOODS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS- A
lar*e7rarietY for Bale at low
4 1 ,7111/L & CO.,
deL3-tf 924. ‘..HESTNUT Street.
ivr IC ROS C OPES, SPECTACLES, AND
'LTA'
SPY-GLASSES, for presents for sale by
JAbd.S W. QUERN & CO.,
;lel&tf if 924 CHESTNUT Street.
(I O PERA GLASSES, OPERA
GLASSES. For sale by_±
JAMES W. RUBEN & CO.,
deli-tf if 924 CHESTNUT Street,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MICROSCOPIC omt 4;HOTOGRA_PIIIC
G. W.
_SIMONS 4t. BROTHER,
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND IMPORTERS,
SANSOM-STREET HALL.
Havejust received, direct from Paris, a large assort
ment of the above novel and beautiful articles, em
bracing a number of the most prominent clergymen and
public men of this city and State, together with officers of
the army and navy, presented in a variety of fancy
mountings.
. .
FOR SALE TO THE TRADE,
and to be had at all the principal jewelers, opticians and
fancy stores in the city. ja,3.ifilit
D.T. PRATT,
• (BOCCBERIOR TO PRATT & REAM)
607 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is constantly in receipt of
swlss, AND
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to suit all classes of
buyers. nol6-3mif
ELI HOLDEN,
i di)
Dealer in fine
AMERICAN .AND IMPORTED WATCHES,
JEWELRY, AND CLOCKS.
• ongl.4sm* 708 MARKET Street.
A MERIC.A_N WATCHES,
IN
GOLD AND SILVER CASES.
JOS H. WATSON,
No. 326 CHESTNUT Street
A ti WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O.
A FRESH ASSORTMENT
AT LESS THAN FORMER PRICES
FARR & BROTHER, Importers,
ralat-tf 324 . CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth
LADIES' FURS.
yNnes.n.,WWwwwwww ,
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,.
No. Ili ARCH STREET, BELOW EIGHTH,
•
IMPORTER AND DIANITFACTURER
OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
Iffy assortment of Fancy Flue for Ladies and Children
is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a call. oc3-4mif
FURS! FURS!
GEORGE E. WOMRATH,
*OS. 415 _Arai 417 ARCH STREET.
_ .. RA s ow-OPEN -.
A FULL ISSOB,TMEN'i' .
op
• ,
• L ' FURS, '
To which the attention ofthe public ie invited. •nelli-2m
MILITARY' GOODS. • .
.a W; . SIMCiNS BROTHER,. . .
SA.NSOM-STREET HILL, PIiILADELPH .
DLUITIFACTUREAS OF JEWELRY,
. .
FINE . SWORDS,
• AND •
MILITARY GOODS, IN BURY VARIETY
jaSH6m • •
SEWING MACHINES..
SIN Wgai , s :
SE WING NI.N.C3AINES,
For Family Sewing and Manufacturing Purposes
81.0.. .C . EEETNUT 431.7tEET.
i:ERF,LER & wrrisoN .
SEWING MACHINES,
6 , 28: CHESTNUT STREET,
de-23-3m PHILA.DELVIIA.
THE WILCOX & GEBBEI
FAMILY _
SEWING MACHINES
have been greatlAnNindl r nealit ss,
and with Selfadjneting Hemmers, are now ready for sale
to) , FAIRBAN CHESTNU T ING,
se27-tf 715 Street.
U. S. REVENUE STAMPS.
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
UNITED ,STATES TAX
STAMPS,•
No. 57 Sonth MED Street, Snit door aboV Chestnut
A fan ettfidi , deli kinds of REVENUE STAMPS that
have been issued by the Government for sale in quantities
to snit.
A liberal discount allowed on amounts of 850 and up•
Wards. • .
Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY,
deti-tm. No. 51 South THIRD Street.
.1,1; THE WORLD ()AN .NOW SKATE
.. . .
WITHOUT LEARNING.
DUTTON'S SHELL GROOYE SKATES!
%PATENTBDIPRIM R 5,1802.)
Everybod6 can at once Slinte.ipoti thine
WITHOUT
N i iii T L IG AI R D•BEAUTIFUL SKATES; •
• WITHOUT LEARNING,
• -WITHOUT DANGER
UNLIKE ALL OTHER SKATES!
Perfectly
. .AVOIDING ALL STRAINING
of the
PREFAND ANKLES,
THEY ARE NATURAL SELF-SKATERS.
THE ONLY LADIES' SKATE .
• Entirely approved of by the
•• MEDICAL FACULTY!
New Strap Fastening, "Without Bnckleo.
THE "NE PLUS ULTRA" OF ALL SKATES,
THE'SHELL'GROOVE SKATE,
AT . •ONCE' places the ART OF SKATING within the
re:teller
• EVERY PERSON. -
' THE MOST DELICATE
can readily use the Sl i deL E Cii k al - 2 H A I PO II N E CT, and
SNATE,
• • • UPON'THE FIRST TRIAL, •
wrrsouT DANGF4,AND WITHOUT FATIGUEI
For Sale at. s- • -.
O_.,
CIiEST C XUT Eteet.
jell-w tut 3t 1). Wholesale Depot
ESTABLISHED OVER A QUARTER
OF A CENTURY. ' ' .
DR. EWAYNEt COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
, • • : CHERRY.
- . .
NO TREATMENT OR REMEDIES •
have ever been •
so successful in of -
fectually curing disease
n. - .hr. Swayne 8 valuable
Medicines," prepared with the
greatest care, under the immediate
supervision of a thoroughly educated
Physician. We havecertificatcs of extraor
dinary cures of diseased Lungs Performed by
"Dr. Stcapne 8 Compound Syrup of IVilel Cherry,"
cases where the Lungs were very much disordered, giv
en up to die by Physicians and friends. If the 'bowels
are costive, or not sufficiently free, use in connection
"Eleapne's Sarsova. and Tar Piiie":l great purify
ing purgative.' 't ho two will cleanse out all dis
ordered ]tumors, enrich and pnrifylke blood,
remove all nalualthy bilious .secretious .
of the stomach and bowels, causing a
,• perfect healthy state of the Liver. . • •-;
If . you have cough asthma, • •
. .
hemorrhage or spitting of • ..
blood, sore throat, ob- • • - ' •
• . structions of the • •
spleen or liver,'
short, breath pain in the urinary organs, night sweats,
nervous debility, restless nhts, any symotoms of Par ,
MONA.KY CONSUMPTION, do not delay, but procure
the above remedies at once. SO lettr*' Experience proves
to the world that they cannot bo excelled.
"Swayne - s Compound Syrup Wild Cherry,"
. . Swayne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry.,"
• " Swayne's Compound :Syrup Wild , ChorrY.':
Swayne's Compound Syrup-Wild CherrY.!
Cures all complaints 'of a pulmonarrnature, stimulates
the Secretions of the Skin, Kidneys, and Bronchial mu
cus membrane, has great influence over the nervous
system: Prepared only by •
• • DR. SWATNE it SON,
jalo-6mif 330-North SIXTH, above yin's.
MATERIALS FOR DUNCE PIES:
. BUNCH, LAYER, AND SULTANA RAISINS
CITRON CURRANTS, SPICES,
CIDER •WINE, &c.
ALBERT. O. ROBERTS,
DEALER fir FINE. GROCERIES,
delMttf: • .;CORNER ELEVENTH AND; VINE ST&
•
•
LADIES'. HAIR - - BRAIDS, ' WIGS,
Carle. Frizetts, Gossamer Ventilated Wig,, Ventila.
ted Scalps of Superior Manufacture. Prices are lower
than those of any other establishment. . BAKER'S,
Ja.S.lnx , 1i0..900 CUESTNUP Street.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AURORA FLOYD !
FROM "TEMPLE.BAR?'
BY MISS M. E. BRADDON
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AiJRORA•FLOYDI
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Br KISS M. E.:BICADDON.
. .
Arnonn FOYD, , A.tALE OBDOBLBSTIO
lea lif,..L.BßAnDox i author of •••.TolLa Marelimones
IPtcY." "Ladi:Liele,".and ' 4 Lady Ai:idlers Beeritt7—will
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pages, large
_type; double % !ohne Anti 'ptintntt. On the
finest and bet 4 of White paper.. Peine'Aiventr-llY•e'Pents
in paper cover, orOtianulltir in cloth. .
.. Published by. • ' . '• ' -
T.. B. PETERSON- BPOIT { EItS)
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•
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EMPORIUM,
439 CHEST.NUT'Street
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STATEMENT
UNION
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA,
Tn nonfnirefty with n. provision of its Charter
I"rentlitifts- undeterrnioed, Jan. 1,.1861 . $13.917 49
Written from Jim. 3,1E62, to J.in.l,
137,415 17
Premiums earned Burin; the year ending as
shat e isM5l.3 Ein
Received frail). interest On:investments 7,139 05
• Itt,a32 94
Loseea, - Return Prendu )418,'• Re-insurances; U. a
, Taxes;'!Fxpensc and Cominissions, paid
di ring the same . ; . ...... 130,36.1 ip
Bidituce:rentainine•tvith the Camila ny— 1 1 14,298 85
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY JAN. 1, 3563: •
$lO,OOO Pennsylvania, State 5s $lO,OOO 00
5,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad 6s '' .. 4,500 00
7,000 City of Pittsburg 5s 5,900 00
7,000 " "Os 0,300 00
14,610 Chesapeake and Dolaware Canal 05.... 14,000 00
10,000 City ofPhiladelphla Os 10,600 00
41,020 Camden and. Amboy Railroad 0 42,5.)0 00
5,00 X) Pennsylvania Coupon Os ' 5,30000
425 Certificate of Interest of North Pen a syl-
vania Railroad Company 300 03
58 shares Philadelphia Dank 6,700 00
" North Pennsylvania Railroad
CompanY 0.03 00
45 " Delaware Railroad Company.... 2,200 00
M • " Delaware iNintual Insurance
Company 2,000 00
220 " Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
PanY 13,200 00
25,017 .Scrip of sundry Mutual Insurance Com
.panies
Bills receivable for premluiris
:Cash in Bank . -
" deposited with the United States
Due the Compauy for unsettled Premiums,
Sai
vages; and other accounts
TILL BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared an Inte
rest of SIX PER CENT. on the outstanding scrip, to be
paid to the scripholde.re 'without deduction for taxes, pay-
At a zneeting of the Scripholders of this Company, held
at their office January 12,1563, the following gentlemen
'were elected :to serve as Pireetors for the ensuing three
S. DESTOUBT,
E. A. BORfE
Tra.'4l, NEXT,
HENRY LEWIS, Jr.,
SAMUEL C. COOK,
EDWARD. L. CL ARK,
11. F. ROBINSON,
NORRIS S. CUMMINGS,
who, with
RICHARD S. SMITH, JAS. R. CAMPBELL,
FRANCIS TETE, • DAVID sALoaros,
JOHN H. IRWIN, . CHAS. WHEELER,
NEWBERRY A. SMITH, G. W. BERNADOtI,
CHARLES VEZIN, HENRY SAMUEL,
J. P. STEINER, WM. S. BAIRD,
GEORGE LEWIS, ' G ILB'T H. NEWHALL,
ELLIS TARN ALL, THOMAS . DALLE'I'L
Con.Aituto the Board. of Directors.
IVICEIARD S. SMITH,
PRESIDENT
JOHN MOSS,
SEC} START
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, PIIILADELPRIA, January
14th, 3864.
BYATE3IENT OP THE ASSETS •OF THE AMERICAN
YI RE INSURANCE COMPANY, on theist nst., pablishcd
in conformity with the Act of Assembly, viz:
" , • . REAL ESTATE.
Nos. SOS and 310 Walnut street, No. 50i Wood
street, Lot on Spring Garden street, east of
Broad street, tic tht city of Philadelphia, and
Farm in Baltimore county, Ma land W 3,553 33
MORTGAGES
Being the first 'Mortgages 011 property in the city
of Philadelphia, $300.544—in Montgomery
county, Pennsylvania, $1.,000 302,344 00
GROUND RENTS, • •
Well secured
' BONDS.
$15.000 Delaware Division Canal Co
1 0 , 1 30 Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. •
10,000 Hazleton Coal Co
10,000 Lehigh-Luzerne Railroad Co
7,00) Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Co..
10,C00 Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount Joy,
and Lancaster Railroad Co 10,609 CO
10,000 Pennsylvania Railroad... Co., hat Mort
wage
10,CCO Che .apeake and Delaware Canal C 0....
10,01) Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Balti
more Railroad Co 11,700 00
10,000 City of Philadelphia, G per cent 111,000 00
• 10,000 Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co 10,600 00
20,000 United States Treasury Notes, 7 310 per
cent ''0,250 00
In 000 United States 5-20,8 per cent 10,000 00
10.000 Locust Mountain Coal and Iron Co • 10,030 00
10,000 Cleveland and Malioning Railroad Co ,
7 per cent ' 10,350 00
10.000 State of Pennsylvania, 6 per cent, 1 53,0110.-
000. Lean 30,600 00
• 12 000 S.clinylkill Navigation Co., 'T2, per ct.. 11,041) CO
1,V.5 Schuylkill Navigation Co. .'B2, per ct.. • .
11,000 Union Canal Co . 1,570 00
10,000 Allegheny County, 6
_per cent 5,000 00
5,000 Westmoreland Coal Co., 7 per cent, .. 5,000 00
.1,000 Williamsport and Elmira Railroad Co.,
.10 per cent , chattel
.3,000 Delaware and Raritan Canal and Cam
' dem and Amboy Railroad and Trans
portation C0.,1875
4,000 Delaware and Raritan Canal and Cam
den and Amboy Railroad and Trans- •
portation Co.. 1570 4.160 09
2,941.18 Lehigh Crane Iron Co 2,941 18
1.600 City of Erie ' StX) 00
5,1)00 Delaware Railroad Co 6 000 00
5,000 Susquehanna Canal Co 1,900 00
10,000 State of Tennessee, 5 per cent 5,0110 00
6,000 State of Tennessee, 6 . per cent 3, 000 (X)
5,000 Little Schuylkill Aay.; Railroad and
Coal Co., 7 per cent . 4,900 00
• 2.509 Franklin Institute, 5 per cent 1,750 CO
STOCKS.
100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Co 5,950 00
]OO " North Pennsylvania Railroad C 0.... 1,000 00
" American Fire Insurance Co 13,500 00
50 " Union Bank of Tennessee 1,75000
475 " Schuylkill Navigation Co 2.375 00
15 " Philadelphia Exchange Co • 900 00
IS " Philadelphia and Lancaster Turn
- - Tiike Co
1 share Mercantile Library C 0.....
MISCELLANEOUS.
Loans on Collateral '
Bills receivable
Debts dne in account
Cash iu Bank and on hand
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD, Secretar9
DIRECTORS
THOMAS R. MARIS,
JOHN WELSH,
SAMUEL C. MORTON,
P. BRADY, .
JOHN T. LEWIS,
ALBERT C. L. CRAIV7O
A NNUAL STATEMENT,
OIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
For the year ending Dec. 31st, 1862. •
Office 415 WALNUT Ftreet, Schuylkill Nay. Building.
CAPITAL. $200,000.
•
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
Premiums received during the year $66,311 37
Amount received for interest during the year.. 8,00;7 81
Total
Premiums determined $6.5.9T7
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid for losses, occurring during the
21
Padr 41,857 68
for reinsurance and returned
premiums 2,41414
Paid for commissions, SS,:r32 70—ex
penses, W 3,537 85—incindingtaxes,
salaries, office expenses, and con
tributions 20,170 55
ASSETS AND SECURITIES
Cash in bank and on hand.." 9,550 62
Cash at-Pittsburg and other
agencies 6,500 00
Temporary and call loans.. 8,723 15
$24,773 77
Bonds and mortgages 110,890 49
D. S. loans, Camden and Amboy,
Phila. City loans, Penna. R. R.,
North Penna. R. R., Delaware .11.1 -
bonds, and bank stocks Z,230 CO
Bills receivable, and other securities
held as collateral 140,190 00
26
Comparative Statement of Premiums. ---5305 084
and Losses for NINE YEARS: • .
Premiums received. Lovespaid4U
In 185.3-4 - ' 8 70,811 36 $52,413 , ....,-.'
18N5 3ti.673 18 62,754 ;X''' .
1856 • 40,094 '...N 20,67:1 04
1857 4 42,723 39 22,107 39
ISIS 46,407 06 - 18,878 10 • .
1859 80,194 51 . 4:1,048.17
1660 08,402 65 62,52.5 S 3 , •
1861 70,074 49 150,739 64
18e2 . 66,311 37 21,337 65 . ' .
Z 5a1,772 91 e,:tan,g.2 45.2
The premiums exceed losses $193,943.79. .
Ontuf this balance tae current expenses and divi
dends have been paid by the Company. During this
period changes •have taken place, making it necessary
to limit our business in certain districts. The Directors
have menaced the Comps/4- with a view of making' it
entirely safe for the insuring public, Its 'success speaks
for itself. Numer, us companies have withdrawn from
business in consequence of the vicissitudes of the times:
_
CHAS.DUPONT. PETER S. HOE, of N. Y.
.lEkity WALKER, Wei. M. SWAIN, .
OB W. ICL A 0 H ORN, 'SUM AN SHEPPARD,
JOHN THORNLEY, THOS. DRAKE,
C. F..HEAZLITT. JOSIsPH KLAPP, M. D.,
ABRAHAM HART, N. S. LAWRENCE,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., JOHN SUPPLER.
TR MA S CRAVEN, Preeident.
• A. S. OILLETT, Vibe President.
JA.2):.; B. Alsotty, Secretary. ' jalo-t[
THE PENNSYLVANIA: FIRE IN
-a• - SWUM.% COMPANY.
in conformity with the 'Act o f Assembly of April sth,
18b2, this Company publish the following list of their na
afis, viz: • .
Mortn,,ges being all. um; mortgages
in the city of Philadelphia $48030
Mortgage. in the city of Piltsburg.. ... 8,000
Mortgage in Bucks county 5,000
---- $477,300 CO
Bills Receivable 38,000 00
Real Estate 30,000 00
Eclray ikill et aV p non Company Loau 9,810 :36
Camden and Amboy Company. Loan 28,493 5.5
Chesapeake and Delaware 'anal Loan 5,602 50
Philadelphia, Wilmington; and Baltimore
Railroad Loan 17,870 50
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Loan .... 24,600 OD
Penntytvania Railroad Loan 10,000 DO
Pennsylvania ltailmul Company. 200 shares.. .9,165 75
Harrisburg, Lancaster,' and Mount Joy Rail-
road
United States Loan, 7.30
United States Loan, 5.20, 6 per cent..... '
.
Pennsylvania State Lonn
Plillsdelphia City Sixes •
Philadelphia City rives
Cincinnati City Flynt!
Piitsiburg Ci y Sixes
Philadelphia Bank, Z 34 shares
Bank of Borth America, 100 shares
Western Bank, 220 shares
Girard Bank, 125 share.
Franklin Fire Insurancel Company, 30 shares
Manayuuk Gas Company, 90 shares
.Cash on hand
.
JANVART 1, 101. , O. CROWELL, sectls4B 10
NITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,'
COMPANY OF. NEW YORK.
. .
•
-JOSEPH R...COLLINS, President.
JOHN RADIB, Secretary . .
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.—, . . 7190.a,000.
The business of this Comp any Is conducted exclusively
on the cash, principle. whish is now fully recognized as
the only correct principle_
The.law under which yds. Company is chartered pro
vides that, if the capital. wbould, from any cause, become
impaired to the extent or $23,000,0c. more, the stookbold.
ere shall be called urn to. make good such deAciosicy.
This is the only cash company in America which affords
this safeguard to prAcy hoidens..
Dividend:: declared ererr, three yeuri, the nest on.
March 4th,160.3. •
'- Rates of premium charged by this Company are as low •
as 350 years' eXperlence sited 'the Treillage future rate of
tntezest willjustify, , •
_. 0. DARDENWEItPRR, Agent,
N0..A.24; WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
' • • VHF ERESNTRA. ' •
Joseph Patterson, Esti., President We4tern Bank.
Ron. Archibald hfcotyre. Treasurer U. S. Mint.
Messrs „lay Cooke & Co., Rankers.
Messrs. Baker, Wmtcott, & Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Stuart & Brother, Bank street. delNwrrutt
- 9 ,30'
~ Bqo
X 5141,100 OD
. 40,110
26,70370
a,OOO 00
07,487
$ 0,9 Si
JA.70:111,1 - 1, 1883
iatt-thstit3t
A 757 52
15.750 00
10,8 X) 00
1,000 00
10,000 00
7,280 00
11300 00
0,411 00
33,90 E 00
433 78
1,033 50
36.131 19
6776,401 37
EDMUND
R. CAMPBELL,
EDMUND G. DUMB',
CHARLES W. POULTNY,
ISRAEL MORRIS.
OS. R, IdARIS, President.
' D, Secretary. It
874,91718
$43,942 37
$43,942 37
$193,1133 79
• 9,425 00
• 20,000 00
. 30,000 AO
- 00
. 41332 00
. 4,933 75,'
. 5,672.10 .
•
6.533 00.
. 24,340=26:
11,00,00
-,
• • ‘ . 13.6r)0
7 73
• 99338
• 40,323 32;
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GIRARD FIRE •AND• MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, 413 WALNUT STREET, PRILADELFECIAL
CAPITAL -$200,000.
This Company continues to take risks el kite safer
<assess of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and ability
to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the benefit
of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
500,000 DOLLARS
and,twe respectfully solicitits favor in the future.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS. LDUPONT, .TEIIRY WALKER,
JOHN W. CLAD/10MT, JOHN THORNLEY,
C. E. HEAZIATT . A ERA HAAI HART,
J
DAVID BOYD, R., • PETER S. HOE. of N. Li
WM. M - SWAIN, - FURMAN SHEPPARD,
JOSEI'fI KLAPP. M. D., N. 8 LAWRENCE,
WM. C. RUDMAN, . JOHN.BIITPLEE.
THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice President,
.T 6 S. R. 'ALFORD. Secretary. ap2ftiftf
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GERMAN OPERA.
C. ANSCHUTZ DIRECTOR.
SECOND OPERA OF THE SEASON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1863
DER. FREISCIIUTZ.
GRAND OPERA . BY C. M. VON WEBER
AO iTHA
AZINCIIEN
Single admission to Parquet or Balcony
Single adrnission to Family Circle
Single admission to Amphitheatre
To be bad at the ACADEMY and GOULD'S, corner
of Seventh and Chestnut streets. Seats secured with-
out extracharge
GERMAN OPERA
SUBSCRIBERS, or any person holding SEATS. for the
:GERMAN OPERA, who found duplicates of their seats
at the performance last night, will confer aspecial favor
by making it known at the Box ()Rice of the Academy
where any mistake 'will be cheerfully Corrected.
lt_. A EIRGFELD, Agent.
AMERICAN AC A DENY OF MUSIC.
EDWARD PAYSON WESTON... „.,MANActzia.
.011PHEUS MUSICAL ASSOCIATION'S
SECOND GRAND CONCERT.
Pull Military Band and. Grand Orchestra,
Cooprising forty of the best musicians, under the di
rection of
CARL SENTZ
Assisted b
MISS JOSEPRINE O'CONNELL,
A NATIVE DP PHILADELPHIA.
.
EDWARD PAYSON WESTON would rnpectfully in
form the subscribers to the above-named Concerts, and.
the public, that the Second Concert of the series will be
given on
THURSDAY EVENING, January 92, 1863,
WITH AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
A limited number of SUBSCRIBERS' TICKET'S wilt
be sold. at ONE DOLLAR EACH, admitting one person
to the three Concerts; and one extra ticket will be given
for the next Concert. Those desiring to become _subscri
bers will please leave their address at the HARNDEN
EXPRESS OFFICE, No. 607 CHESTNUT Street, or send
their name to Box 1191 - Philadelphia Post Office, pre-
TIOUPtO January, 22d, 1,563.
The whole of the Parquet Circle, Balcony, Balcony
Boxes, and. the brilliant Foyer promenade, is reserved for
subscribers" and those holding subscribers' extra tickets.
Single tickets to others than subscribers.: Parquet (in
cluding reserved seats( .50 cents. Family Circle (en
trance on Locust street) 25 cents. . jalo-7t
READINGS AND RECITATIONS
' FROM THE POETS.
' BY
MRS. CECILE RUSH,
AT THE
ASSEMBLY BulLDricos,
Corner TENTH and CHESTNUT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT,
At 8 o'clock.
Admission Ti cents.
Tickets maybe had at F. Leypoldt's, corner CHESTNUT
and JUNIPER Streets, and at the door. ' It.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH-STREET
THEATRE.
-Business Age n t and Treasurer
iii3vsE,s .
Second Week of Mr. and Miss C.
TO-NIGHT, (WEDNESDAY),) THIRD TIME,
EXTREMES. EXTREMES.
Mark May.berry Mr. Peter Riehings,
Mrs. Crosby Miss C. Richings.
In which she will sing
"THE SONG OF HOME" and "LA MANOLA."
In rehearsal the grand Operatic romance of the
ENCHANTRESS,
With new scenery, dresses, &c.
Aar Prices as usual.
Seats secured six (lays in advance. .
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.-
Sole Lessee Mrs. M. A. GARILEITSON
BrisineP.s Agent Mr. JOHN T. 'DONNELLY
AIR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, January 14, IBM,
Performance will commence with
ALL HALLOW EVE.
- - - - -
Roddy O'Connor Mr. Barney Williams.
Kitt• Killeen Mrs. Barney Williams,
To be followed hy the Como•ty of
CUSTOMS OF. THE COUNTRY.
Melissa Mrs. Barney Williams.
To conclude with the Farce of
BARNEY, TIIF, BARON.
Barney . Mr. Barney Williams.
Seats secured six days in advance.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.
-A- THIRD NIGHT IN PHILADELPHIA. •
WILL GIVE A CONCERT
AT HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL, COR. EIGHIR
AND GREEN,
On FRIDAY EVENING, January 16.
All of the 'Tribe" will appear: Asa, Lizzie. Abby.
Freddy, and "Little Dennett,' singing their Songs of
Liberty, Union," &c. Admission 95 cents. 'Children un
der twelve 15 cte. Doors open at 7. Concert at S precisely.
Jal4-3t"
C ONCERT HALL, OHEiTNITT
STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
LAST WhEK OF PEARSON'S HISTORIC MIRROR
OF THE Walt. Open every EVENING THIS WEEK
at o'clock, and on WEDAESDAY and SATURDAY
afternoons at 3 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents; packages of sir
one dollar. Seats and Tick ett, may be secured at the Hall
during the day. jal2-St.
MUSICAL FUND HALL-LOCUST
STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH,
MASTER JAMES WILLIAM,
Theyouthfal Pianist, 14 years of age, intends to give
one grand
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
AT "bIUSICAL FUND HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING,
Tan. 18th, on which occasion he will perform some pieces
from such masters as Tha'berg, Gottschalk, Herz, and
others. Hheastonisbing performances have already at
tracted the attention of some of our ablest musicians in
this city. be assisted by some of our best
talent. For particulars, see programmes at the music
stores. jalaZte
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS. - WOOD
ROFFE'S ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OP
GLASS BLOWERS. EVERY EVENING. and on WED
NESDAY anti SATURDAY AFTEROONS. thuSplendid
Low-pressure Glass Steam-Engine "MONITOR" will be
in full operation at each entertainment
- ANOTHER GREAT FEATURE.
Si- All the Magnificent Works of Art manufactured
by the Company are Distributed Gratuitously among the
Visitors. A valuable collection will be distributed
every Eveuinr, at 9 o'clock. and on Wednesday and Sa
turday afternoons at 4 o'clock. To be distributed by
corresponding numbers. which gives every one an equal
chance of obtaining a valuable present. The first pre
sent for each exhibition will be a magnificent Case of
Work. Admission 15 cents. No half price.
PARTICULAR V OTICE.—This is the first appearance
of the Troupe in this city. jas-124
CAPTAIN. WILLIAMS' GREAT
'WHALING VOYAGE, AT LECTURE ROOM
CONCERT BALL,
• Every EvenW• at, 7Xo'clock,
And SATURDAY AF. • NOON at 3 o'clock.
This entertainment bas a Real Boat, 27 feet long, with
full crew, and was exhibited 250 successive nights in
New York.
Tickets 25 cents, or five for Ja.l-18t*
A SS EM BLY BUILDINGS-TENTH
-4-JL- AND CHESTNUT.
AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
• SIGNOR BLITZ,
The great MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with lits
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, will give his new and
AM eek,popular
commencing Entertainmentsat 7E)IN EVERY
I n N d NN4) duri ngtAhl the
SATURDAY afternoons at 3. Tne a attractio s will be
marvellous: exrerirnents in Magic ; wonderful a powers
in Ventriloquism and the Learned Canary Birds in their
new characters.
Admission 2i5 cents. Children 13 cents.
CI,ERMA.NIA. ORCHESTRA. -- PUB.
N-A MC REHEARSALS • everr_SATURDAY AMIN.
NOON at IX o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Carl Sentz, conductor. Tickets 25 cents. Packages of t
tickets, sl—to be had of Andre & Co.. Mt Chestnut
street 4 J. S. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at the
ball door. n027-tf
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.-
EXIIIBITIOW tweiT WEDNESDAY at 3;4 F. 31 ,
mission TEN CENTS.. Store No. 11 South E IGHTEI
Street. : del7-wtf
HASSLER'S ORCHESTRA
NEW OFFICE. •
: • SI& South EIGHTH St.. below Walnut. delo4m
.PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY • OF
THE PINE ARTS,
1025 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. IL tllll
P. M. Admission T. cents. Children half price.
Shares of stock, WO. .iY9
WANTS.
SALESMAN WANTED .WHO , THO
roughly understands the Cloth and Cassimere job
bing business, and is neanaluted with the citrtracte.
Address, with name: &c.. 80x.903,". Post (Mee. jal4l4o'
A GENTLEMAN OF BUSTN.ESS. EX
PERIENCE and CAPITAL; who is dc4lruns of start
ing a COAL COMMISSION HOUSE In this city, would
like to smirks good and reliable ma_ „II whotelly under
stands thfibusiness, either as SALESMAN:or PARTNER.
Addreee ?.," with reference, PhiladelPilis Pest
in 1441t*
•
git•E - DTWO INTELLIGENT
TT' -BOYS front 35 teltlYeare ()raw% inn. Silk Jobbing
Bourg, cn MAMMY Street. Address Box 351 Poet
Office. ati•St.*
AN UNEMPLOYED BOOKEEPER, OF
experience, baring a four hours leisure daily, la
trilling to devote that time in posting, closing or set.
fling the books of lierchants, Manufacturers ,
or Trades
men, for a small compensation. ' Unexceptionable re
ferences riven. 'Address Box 2269 Post Office- ias42t•
• • • •
SINGLE GENTLEMAN - WOULD
lute to engage a comfortably furnished room for the
winter.-..wlthia: tea minutes' walk of The Preatroffte4.
eddress.:" Russell." at this Wilco. dell-tl'
PERSONAL.
PENSIONS., $lOO BOUNTY AND
Pay procured, and collected for soldiers, sailors.
and the re/a.tivee of. such as are deceasod, at reasonable
and satisfactory ratca. Claims cashed or advanced upon
by JAMES FULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants,.
1 1.24 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
• Particular' attention given to parties living at .a dla
lance. oOIS4
7 , - 1 Oael
F0R'.013.010E.• FURNISHED .1400 M S)
:flutittri4tt 209 South SIXTH Stteitt; (*int story.)
Jaw: . . .
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
CIIOI - 0E- CHANCE FO . A BUSS,
NESS NO.—A few panels on tht.loccand m i tgtu3..
rent DROP CURTAIIsi of the limb ..g.trret Theatre TO,
EXT num..levate lutes. The tertn.,a,Thlsitll partiel4oarg,.
MU no hud i
. ial-1-20if.. • .- Petry llonse, 340 1 •VA.L . S.UT S4oeet,
on;ipasTT___
• -; THE CITY 111/TEL.
' NORTR WREN STREET, IiZAR TriS RAULIVIAD.
The above liotel will for Rout from the &nit o f
AVRILI next, now iu the amerauey of J. el. Macke..
y, • THE CITY HOTEL
its one of the largest. ntcot memo& MK and beat arranKed
Public Itotwee in LAScAsTrm, an d wli n ve tented
at
a.
remonnble rule, by apply log Path' to
.• : MARY it FJ.47faIIITIL TIME,
Adjoining the Hotel.
.MOUNT MOVIA.II • CFAIETEgy_
yoll SAM oistOrol Wilde—ago 31,3 worth or IRO
RAIII2iGLOT. 01;4%1111in¢ Wilglittnro trot. rr low.for
.
ro - h. • • . DENI AMIN KEL (KM,
~.18 1 3.20 .Northeist cor. tuul ETV a,t.
MADAME JORANNSEN
MADAME ROTTER.
~ ,3 1 00
25 cents
A. BIRGFRLD, Agent
CONDUCTOR.
IQS,_D.UOILPHY.