rtf,inorg sold down ti 703;, Toledo to 03; Galena
laN
Ii
.-e- t ReaSMOlile ,
1 1; feature of tite Ptoek t 1 h
.• of 111 per cent. in Porllic Knit and tho fall of
1. 1 :;,,t in Berlina Preferred. The rise In Pacific Mall
I '-4egaiuet 167 yesterday. has beet: brought about In a
1 ,1 1 meas ure lipp the ovendales of the Bears on the n0n
f,,,1 of the Champion. The stook, nt tito same time,
er.:` - o rty held by inyestow, by reason attic largo divi
i-11:41 per cent. quarterly, 8* that the supply on the
6 ' 1 ,4 exceedingly small, and very few ordors put up
sire 5 end 10 per rout atesingle bound. The fall In
r ileia }'referred is simply 8 V(101011 from the recent
Y}lirniKsnON° of SI o
Southerfell 2 per cent., soiling tit 84 against
, o p po s i t i o n
to
this sto doers hays
rAssrisg In to the present of the
Nal. and probably with roteronee to tho annual
e ul .fi o n iu ',larch next.
r'il i r• is a rise of 2 par cenE: in Chicago, Allen, and
, stock. Under tho now organization the total
.1 1 :St of the company la $5,2011,000. he earnings of the
• ism will foot up nearly $1,230,000, ivbicit.glvea near
r.. (lot, on the whole bonded debt and capital
'atou stork of Baltimore was very active at 83 down
/..1. against 2.534 his time yesterday. These large pnr
.hte• ore indtleed. Penlombly, by some successful nevi
' • with the Clovernment tbr tract of the company's
t.
WA Or 88 ordnance depot.
Ali the cool stocks re firm : Delaware and Hudson are
rt:Ctunberiad 241,1.
There Is n :food demand for Missouri Sixes. The open
jou do: wore at Sd, afterwards at 87)4. Tonnoeseos are
doll at 603,10 31 .
Itovernments are dull but steady at about yesterday's
10. 0)11PC/tit; of ISSI fell elf .1.1, the six per cent. cern
?, • •
t .
saes
osid is dull and rather lower,_The opening business
~a. at 147%, closing et 14,, ( ..a1-1i4.• Silver is quoted at
Dutiable Demand tiotee nre IS cent lowe r .
felling al 144 kig 144.15.
'rite foreign exchange mart et is quiet at 1813' for
.rst•class bills on London.
Phila. stock Each •
'deported by S. E. Sua
FIRST ve/La
' p 1 (Iron & Colitfa
7 0 do • b 5 4934
l'eu R .......loth
fi at N 3d nit 112
400 Ca o d o lt Prer....lobt 26
20
• b5O
t; Reading B 46
141 do. .... opir&lnt 41ils
do opg&int 46
do .... C&P.ettall 40e
N I) do opaliti lit 46h
do • opg&int .1614
.1 464
!4) (10....C&P.cattli 46:N;
: 40 opgaint 40)k
••‘til !tending 6.4 'NI NM
10 New Creek
10 Mh chill R lots 55 )i
Orm to t Mountain. 4
kV I
1•00 S 7.30 T N•ond O.IOOX
j do blank .101 . 51
3,100 do blank .102
:0 40d
linzleton Coal. • .b 5
o 115
BETWEEN
3 & Erie R IN I
N Peoria 104.
Ut'd Little Solt 7e.. .e..
110
SECOND
Norrietown It
N Liborty 03 107 We
0 West Branch...... 80
- , :00 Seh Nay as 'B2. ... • . noM
74 Green &Cotttes.lots 403 f,
40 Media Bank ...lots 26
100 City Us Ness 113
410 Cato do R
Prcf 108
SO
120 do Pref
4100 U S 13e Realm 'Bl-.
• 9.111
10 Consolidation Bk.• 79
a Lehigh NKr afg
53 Green Mountain . 4
WO Girard Dank...lots 41
.y.it) Lehigh Nay 6s 110
7 Reading R 40
4.1) do opgStint 46
do....C&P—lots 46
AFTER
10) Groou Mountain—. 4
wy; 'Fenno 11 112
cLosliio rRI
.81d. diked. l
V 5 as opus 81,... 9641 96
V 5 7-.. M D blk ....101,1 102
American G01d..147 148
yhil Be old..ex in.loB 108,4
Do new,ex 114.113 115
Alleg oo 64; ..... 61 58
Peona as .100 102
Reading R .• • .... 90 493;
Do bda '82.•.110 ~
Do bds '70.•.108 110
Do bda '86—.105 ICO
P. , ana R 66M MN
Do let m 65..1163; lls
Do 2d m 88-112 111
31urris Canal .• . 65 6
Do prfd 105...
1.95 11 0
Do as '714...110 • ..
Do 2d mtg... .
Son .....
Do 6s
Schnyl Nay
9,1,1 isM
Do prfd ...., 123 14
Do 6s '82.• 69 70
lind Do ra R
rfd 'OO ..
p
Do 7s let m.. 108 ..
Do 10x..... .
Penna R 11X 11),
Do ea filX 92
Do 10s ..110 11011
l'hile Oar & Nor.
Lehigh Val 1t... 74 7.i
Lehigh Val bd... • • • .
Naw York Sto.
Closing Quotati.
Bid. Asked
r 851'74
S 5,'71
64 'Bl mist. 96 03
S 6, coup 9631 98
y 56,6 yrcoup.. ••
8 63 6 yr reit..•• . • • •
Demand N0te5...144% 341
Tree Notes, 6VI o Stlji • RI%
Tree Notes, 7.30-101% 162
Gold ... 147% 148
Tennessee 613 i 62
Til glnia 83 . .
nth Carolina.. .. • • ,
Missouri St IN.—. 60% 87)4
California 7a.....
Canton Company
Del & Hud.••••••D.0
Penn Coal Co.
I
Climb' and C Co.
Pacific Mall. --.
. . . 17S
t Ex-divideud.
Philadelphia Markets.
22—Evening.
The Flour inarket is Inactive but firm, with some little
syentiative Inquiry from the West; sales for export are
litnind to 500 bbls Ohio extra faintly at $7.2507.50, and
B. Thomas' extnt at a price kept private. The
gale', to the trade are limited within the range of $6•Mi
1.43: for superfine, $6.00 to *7 for extras, $7.12@)7.75 for
family, and .O,6®P "f bbl for fancy brands, according to
quality, Rye Flour Is Inactive, and offered at ss'f fib!.
Cora Meal continues scarce at $4 for Pennsyiyania, and
4(.:111 bbl for Brandywine, but the demand is limited
GRAlL—Wheat is • Orin but not very active at previ•
ens quotations, About 6.000 bee red have been disposed
of at 104@167e, the latter fur slimes, and white at from
NVISIc. Rye is steady at 05Plect per bus for Penna.
Corn meets with a stir demand ; 4.000 bus yellow sold at
Sir for prime new, and 90e per lam for old. Oats are firm
with further sales of prime Punta at equal to We for 32
Barley.—A sale of 4, 1 00 lins was made eu terms
kid private. •
BARK.--(inorcitron is wanted at $54.50 per ton for Ist
No, 1.
COTTON.—The market is excited and on the advance,
with small sales at 75e por lb cash for Middlings.
GROCERIES continuo firm, but very little doing in the
•tray of sales ; small sales of Sugar at 11411),;c 'flto fur
New Orleans, and Itio Coffee ut Viailo € 4 Th.
PUOI'ISIOIid are held Brialy, lint the offerings and
NOM are Beef rounds sold at $l6 ti bbl, and tierce
Lint at 10)‘0•10)ie It lb.
SEEDl3.—Tliere hi an eel Vl% demand for Cloverseed,and
about 1,200 btu huts sold at $6 75(fe7 113 lin, mostly at the
latter rate. Timothy at mud Flaxseed at $3@3.10
Wl4 ISKT is Hes req and limn, bbls selling slowly fa we,
and drudge 47e'1& - 1 4 Col too.
The following are the receipts of flour and grain at this
port to•day:
Flour 5,100 bbls.
Wheat 9,370 bus.
Corn 7,700 "
Oats S,lOO
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.—The following
are some of the principal articles imported at this
tort for the week ending January 22:
you coxpeste•rm,s.
Suer, 11ba,..... 67!Molasses, bids.... 4
boxes.. 1,107 *34,24141 " tierces. 1
cigar. 27,r)00 9:10d " 11 hd5...445 $9,603
Brims to ne.ca n t 520 1,172 Sumac, bag5.......740 2,592
Logwood. tons. 140 1,01 Filberts, bags 100 678
Barley, bus... • 1,520 1,31 U A Intends, b0xe5...211) 850
Oranges & Le- Wu Ilk it ts, bags 100 880
mono. boxes. 3,629 :OM Morkerel, bbls• .. .71 710
Old iron, tons. 80 :)Ifilentrf.c. bag 1 .36
Caul,_tous 133 311211 burs, bales 80 216
Bit Rum, bbls 2 17'
Sllkßib boas, es 1 48
wAunni.r+HD.
Nolomses, blnls 151 ITubacco, bngs 5 317
pkge U 3 83 /1031
The following are sonic of the principal articles
exported from this port to foreign ports, for the
week ending January 21, 1363:
I:XE4I.A.NI).
.11vur, $3 , 1,0,4113. al Oil, galls, 133,03 43,417
711tITIAll WI AT INDIRA. -
CR ndleg, 1ba.....22,300 43,504 I'4IHO/1 1 18 149 2,994
.Ale, Hoer, gal... 1,600 414. Antis, the ... 1.501 85
lbs.f. Ws 142 2,351 , n y al, Outs, &c.. 213
.11b.cult, CCO bblm 61 I'. ..Ish, bbls 100 GO 1
boxes 3,317 *Volute. Id., hltds 13 5,666
brag 5...,..,.... . 118. Ta low, lbs 11,053 866
Flatus, Ib..s 1,409 9,517 01, Cake... ..... 2,160
blanut Ilemp.. • 41 1 vlbramr, gals-. 1,17.9 124
Household Furn'o 11.5 Shooks... . ..... . 2,:03
T. Coro, bus 3,204 2,9 , 14 (I. oils, gals.... 3,701 2,121
. reitlathls.... 1,696 7,508 Flour, bble 1,797 12,a1l
Lard, la 12,075 1,31.,0
I'l'll.l.
Limber *4-15,9uH0w, Is 11,175 tlsl,6•N
TI(. wool :3 0S) Cotton, 11)4 1,800 4430
Locomotive anti ten- itt. Oil, walls ••• • WU 320
Shookstier
.11,0Ist Railroad Splkem. .. SW
1i,750 Tfocomotivo Tiros. 1,733
• 1111.1411..
Flour, 1)1,1,,
Crindles, the. 98 8221Suirer, Me. ..... :12,694 31,523
"Butter, Ms .2,1100 430 OIL 18 20
Cbeeee. lb,. 2170 2T4.lllisin .. 17
lrd, lbe .... ..4,811 847 Dried Applee .. 14
Pork. I,ble .... „ 17.7 5,258 1 lour, Ithls ..... 2.1110 15,&92.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADL
THOS, S. FERNON,
SAML. E. sTok - v.s.owurrras or TUB a 0
' CIEOROE N, TATHAM,
LETTEAt BAGS
LT THE HARCRANTA' ICXOIIANGE, PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Tonawanda, Julio. , Liverpool, Jim 27
Sli4p Westmoreland. Deed o . ' Liverpool, soon
Berk AWE MCNOII , Sown. London, soon
*Mark Florence, ( Br) Toy e Port Spsin, soon'
Prig Venus, (Br) Nylor ' Liverpool, Noon
Brig Frederick Douse, FolllPPut - London, soon
Brig Intended, hillier Havana, soon
Seiir Debonair?, (Br) linailOilt w ....k Bnrbadoes, HOOD
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PRILAIDCI.PfIIA,.I.I.93, 1863.
EN RISES -.'"• TW-SUN 55
A A
.11108 WATER 450
ARRIVED.
Schr Charlee Colstate,Sanntlers, 4 days from N York,
mdse to captain.
Schr Adeline, Sprague,3 days from New York, in bal
last to captain,
Schr E li Arwood, days from Boston, with milim
to Crowell &
Bohr Pearl, 012pairlek, 4 dart from New York, In bal•
lxet to captain
Sala C A Ileckacher, Smith, 4 days from New York, in
ballast to captain.
Bark Union, arrived on Wednesday from Pornambnco
reports having ien brig imuntrotte, Harriman,
/site Boston, (Haag; brig , Terry, from New York,
arrived "4,d, and •sailed 2141 61r gall ht. Deo 24, tat 715 S.
Ling 34 33, exchanged signals with it berm brig steering
N, and showing a red aigtial with whito Mad.
LEA RED r l .
Bark Damon, Bartlet C t, IV.,tr Oeans, P Wright & Song.
Schr It J Mercer, Robinson, Rill River, Costner, Stick
bay
& Wellington.
helir S A Taylor, Dukee, Newborn, Tyler, Stone At CO.
Sell?. V Sharp, Sharp, Fort res.. Monroe, do
Schr Jane C McSLstn, Cniw ford, Piney Point, Vii,
Jlti liter, Norton & Co.
tit r Cl i p s pennon, (nen . ) 4)., Boston, Nafte and Levy.
Sir C Thompson, Burk o.nn, Washington, J C Whittock.
Str R Willing, Dade, Belt nture, A Groves, Jr.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEwts, Del. Jan %I.
l
'nip following vessels lira at a ucitor in the Roaristenti:
:Barks Henrietta, frontto tle Janeiro. with cotreel Fie
l'lteP. from St Timms, Li 11 illoa; brig.; Orozlmbo : Belle.
rid. New Orleans ; Nahant (iron-alad), Planet,
nna. America (tug). %wins tr (iron-clad). Monon
'l'lla. and Atlantic; hrtst If...lltuttr Son, with salt; schrs
.
.'li queen, \Yu; C. away Tolograph. ExPreBB, Wm
Michell, Column, Excandor, Jonathan Cone, J B Austin,
A Hammond, Julia Malty., &twin lteerl,B Bliss, N J
lititon, Rebecca, S IYurren, Bourletts, Dashing Wave.
Yours, &a, AARON MARSHALL.
MEMOIIA NDA.
JAI! 1 11 q. for Philade lit h
Rl S st h list.P Coringa Ward, from Calcutta, arrived at Boston
Bark Amy, Hammond, at Constantinople 22d ult. from
Britt Ida, (Br) Horriscm, from Porto Cabello Doe 31 for
P hiladelphia, put into Hampton Romisinth inst; ,
B rig —, from New CH , tio fur Bath, at Rdgarcown
Pll ins,t and remained P 31 lath.
S ehr Engineer, Illugiu fur Philadelphia , sailed from
Pernambu c o 2.lth
Schr E W Pratt, Ifirkerpon, hence, arrived at Boston
2lst Inst.
SOF Francis Artemis, Collin, hence for Boston, at Ed-
Eat town l7th roar, and 1' 31
&kir C R Vlokory.llubbitt, sailed from Dighton 19th
Lat. for Philadelpbt
tern letter from Captain' Cyrus B Manchoster, underwri
' snot, dated Nemo I lON, NJ, Jan 17, says: I board
ed the mein. John L Darling till. morning; the heavy gale
%Thursday and Friday Ins; ha. ed the stern out
i d tore up part of the• deck. .apartof the corn has
At Am ont, and the flour is 41ovo If it should blow olf
...11111141 few days NT M 1 may save the balance of the cargo,
and ring, but Opts, 1.. not much chance ofsaving.
Ike e Zip 1/111,1 of flour. and MO bushels corn
ay .** we d, had will be forwarded to New York.
nge Sales, Jan. 2121.
a, Philadelphia Exchange./
OARD.
1 Mechanics' Bank 05
Girard. Bank 903(
145 do lots 41
5 Phila Rank 118
75 Catiiwtssit 8
100 do 8)4
"Norristown R 5 8%
*At) U 8 84'81 regis 08!9
:000 N Pit R 104, 110 x
OS Little Belt R 44
21 do '
OS Ps hD & Erie R 44y,
1 110 Delaware Div 41
3 do 4tX
5000 N Patina fin lots ftlX
!MOO U S 6$ 5.203 96
1 atorris Canal Pr0t.135
1000 l'itt3,FtlVSge 2d ni 101,1'
2. Chios Sc Walnut R• • 53X
50 Lehigh Zinc bswn• 45
:61.:P201ics&I)131 64 2d r.
IWO NPa C 6 Scrip ... 023‘
50 Blinira R Prof 4sg
4000 City GA ....40rt64.,105
3100 Soh Nay 63 'B9 cash (39X
BOARDS.
1110 U 8 7;80 T N blank.lo23i
200 Lehigh Nay ...lots GO
48 I.oixtgit Scrip 344
BOARD.
100 Readin R ongSzlnt 40
1000 1 1. S 7.30 T N blank 103
77 Elmira RPref
do 5034
0 4 /0 0
Now Creek lots ;.;
100 Cain & Allan 11 • • 71.;
0 Little Sch R 4434
11 Cam & Am It 110
50 Cam 8: Atbta Prof.. 12
rs) do b 5 12
£O.l Lehigh Os 115
4000 Cam & Am as
01103 Reading as '49 109
2090 Del Otter Bonds ...10034
Spruce Sar a P.. lots b 6 (0
t Beaver Meadow
040) Cites 3c Del as aag
a) Lehigh Zinc bit 4.5 •
U Penne R
DARDS.
11000 Union Cl Ile eery on 23 •
MS—STEADY.
Asked.
Catnwisea R..... 7% 8
Do
pr fd 2(1
Beaver Mead R.. 68
Mlnuhill R. ... . 88
fiarrisbarg R.... GO ..
Wilmington R...
Lehigh Nay Bs.
Do ehares..• Se GO
Do scrip .... 8.0(
Cam & Amb R... 152 157
Phila & Erie Be..
San & Erie
L Island R . 26 26X
Do bonds....
Delaware Div.... 42 ..
Do bon • • ..
Sprnce.stree R.. 16 16X
Chestnut-et R.. •• 6d 64
Arch-street R.... 27 27%
Race-street R.... 10 1034
Tenth-street R... 25
Thirteenth-et R.. 23 28
W PhUa R 60 61
Do bonds.....
Green-street R... 40)4 40X
Do bonds.....
I Second-street R... 76. K : 18
Do bonds ...
Fifth-street R.... 53 65
Do •
Girard College B 26 26,
Seventeenth-st R 10. 103
.Little Schuyl R.. 44,44 95
key January 221.
am at 3g o'clock.
d. Agile&
Cen R .... Bi .
120Y4 110%
(Brit c0mm0n..... 83)4 8.331
jßrie Prof 106. 10 6 14
lludaon.Riv 97 97.41 .
Harlem R R 44 ,
Harlem R Prof 77).1 tin
Reading R R t 92 92
Michigan Con •.• 97 974
Michigan South. 64 64%
Do. Guar .105 g 10. 5 %
aft m a .... ... 18:i ..
11l Central 96 96
Cleve & Pitts.... 78 784;
Manna & Chl..• • thig 96
'Cloy & Toledo... 924ei 9216
Chi & Rock Ie.:: 904 94%
Terre Haute C 0....
Chi Bur & Q.....
131i1 & Pr Do 0 Co 47
int Con Con bds..
NOTICE.—TiIF. UNDERSIGNED HAS RE
MOVED from his recent place of business, No. 211 North
Fourth street, to No. 2U RACE Street. above Secon•l.
THEODORE C. LEWIS.
.3,160 $ 25 , 0 70 PIFILADELPRI), Jan. 15, ISe3.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO 12 o'cLocs LAST NIGHT.
Girard Ronse—Che
John Wood, l'en ism
F Swartz. Int'timer° .
J 1 Parkhurst. Washing'n
Jos L Butler, N York
T Sprague, Boston
Thom Dx . nord. Beaton
- • • ..
John Wills, BnltimorA
C W Aelirom, Bradford eo
W CI Vnirleigh, St Joseph
W h Spruence, Smyrna, Del
Miss Schultz, New York
DBEs II Schultz. New York
Wtn Mahan & lady •
Peter littldermsn, Penns.
Allan C Rimers, 11 S N
A Roes, New York
Alex; Tracy& lady,
A R Schultz,.Jr, N York
Miss M L DI York
Miss .1 R-Faster, N York
Mrs E L Duncan, Md
li lloword, New York
O W Lainson,_New York ,
D Wheatley, New York ' •
C R Rogers, Philadelphia
SOgelh HagerstownDavid dark, DilllVilto
J V Goodintider, Milton
John W Molds, W Edisto •
D Macon: New York
. .
Ii I) Mears; Wash, 1) C
011 Quincy, Boston
Sand. J Virginia, I T
Continental Hotel—
C V Culver, Pa
G W Caw Pittsburg
Rev Oeo II Jenks, N Castle
.W Ii Denny. 'Pittsburg
Mrs Denny. Pittsburg
MRS Donny, Pittsburg
C W Rickotson, Pithburg
W W Robbinson, N V
Alfa Leitch. St Louis
C P Nark stmoreland
. Geo Mails, ACW York
T W Mira, New - York •
W II Brawn, Piffled
W Woodward, Jr, Balt
Fahnestoek, Balt
Edw Field, II 8 A
C A Seward, N Y
H Clay and son, Boston
B Martin, N
B rlsherwood, Wash, D C
O W Paluc, Miss
Of() D Cass, Pittsburg
R O McCord, Now Albany
P Jones and wire, Reading
A A Plant, N Y •
W Wilkinson, Cinn, Ohio
T P Saunders, Clint, Ohio
J Alder: ison&wire,tudianap
Beni T Hutchins & wf, U S A
Chas 1. Andrews, Boston.
Chits Smith and lady, N
I. I, McKnight, Detroit
11 Titus, Detroit • •
1 , V McNair, 11 8 N
'FCMarten,CFN
13 II Cheerer. Wa.h, D C
D MI liambilton
John id Moore, N Jersey
F L Mulford, New Jersey
John B Carson, Toledo, U
B Wood, New York
11 11 Prosser. BMW.)
Theo Browning & wr, NY
Miss 13 iscox, New York
.ICW)att
W A Houghtomßerlin,Mtiss
Win kyle, Jr. New York
C L 'Filthily New York
L.l Knowles & wr,
S if Sibley & Arr. Maus
Levi Scobey, New Jersey
. O II McCabe, Tamaqua
Deo Denison, N
Win Mitchell. St Louis
L Matthews, St Louis
Cleo H ollr, Cincinnati
Jay Gould Sr wire, N Y
II Sweitzer. Wash
Mrs McCauley, Wash
S W Payne & wire, N Y
Miss II t weu, N Y
.5 A B Marks & la.Wash,BC
Peter Higgins, Wash. D C
John 0 Gehring, Baltimore
C t Lomb' rton, Clarion
Chas Thu per dan, Boston
Oeo S Page, NY
J A Jordon Sr wife, Boston
M S atebblns. It I
Merchants'-pourt
S L 1 1 /1 PennsYlvtiola
11.8packmau,Dowingtown
W P Picket and lady, Pa
J F Meredith, Chester co
C H Love, Pittsburg
111 Malone, Lancaster
115 Buchner, Louisville, Sy
Gee L Carrington, Conn
D A Cramer, New York •
R D Ross, New Jersey
C He iston, Pen nsvi va nla
C H Phillips, New Castle
Mrs Dr Jan eway Jr fkm, N J
W F Nagle Milton
I) Tomb er, 111 Chunk
American—Chestnut
Jos S Montgomery, U S A
A P Hnin mii, Connecticut
P Dickinson, Luck haven
R T Duck, Worcester
W A Knobb, Witsh,D C
Ileloler, Anna
R A Heaton, Ashland, Pa
1 1' Tingly, New York
Copt T Crowley, Delaware
Dent Alexander. Delaware
A d 13aldwin, New York
.1 llteLanintr, - Ncw .7erscy
Mrs Jameson S.: (la, Mailing ,
E Griffith, Now York
Toe Burrough, Newark, N
11 Bnrrnugh, Nownrk, N T I
T A Moore
St. Louis notel—Chest
John Fox, Wash. D C
F 1) Whine, X4w York
Licut A G P Bortwell, \ Y
Cyrus 11 Grub!), PlOla
A Campbell, New York
Rolloar. 'sz I h'u
NV B littrizness, Louis
'X Crowell, StLonis
Mrs .1 II Watford, Missonri
Miss Hastings, Dlfssonri
WY C Carter A: wr,Now York
Miss A Carter, New York
John Snow, Rochester, N Y
Chas Roche, Baltimore
ios P Green
13 It i Inyllehl, Dis Colnmhia
8 CI aig, Reading
The Union—Arch street, above Third.
Lewis Tranner, Greensburg 1 J Net hammy. Albany
Key .T 11 Dnllbs. _Allentown Dr E Shelp, Wllkesbarre
Rev D S Klo_pp, Perry co Danl Zeller. Hagersto wn
A A Myers, Lancaster Bartles, New Jersey
Commercial ab. Chestnut.
W W Hum, Wa N J Flannery. retina
W II Hone, U S A Chas Rutter, Pottstown
John Heber, Troy N McDonald, Columbia
Miss Heber, Trey J Embus, Chester co, Pa
John Sanders,Washington Isaac Slack, Penna
5 B Williams, Washington (4 NV Woodxtml, Chester en
F Rhorar, New York IJohn.llackwood, N Jersey
.Tos Carpenter. R Island Chas Speakman, Virginia
lifts Fenton, Wash, D C Geo B Adams, Patina
Miss Smith CK McDonald, Chester co
Jas Powell, New York Mae S A Slaughter, Forma
National—Race street, above Third.
W M Breslin & ', Lebanon .1 McMahan, Milton Pa
F Hartnisn W Greenville S McMahan Sr la, Milton
L J Mayer, W Greenville T McMahan Milton.
S K Rose, Allentown . B F Krape. Clinton co •
F E Stees Gillen, Milton
Rev 0 Wolf, Myerstown P F McCanlly, Lebanon
Rev C H Leinbach, Ponta k Mader, Pennsylvania
F Walter, .fnuestuwn J Green; Lebanon
It Phillips, Jr.' New Castle I H Gruff, Lebanon
R Ii Stees, Pinegrove
States Union—Sixth anal Market streets.
.Ti eob A Hank, Bork,: co A Hoffman
Chas 1t 13 11110, 130 i ks co J Pile, Ohio'
.1 Mink- PennsYl %%min S 'longer, PlttalmrLy
John 1 Murphy, Pen it 4 13 1 , Sweeney, W Chester
Alonzo lineman, Peuira C C North, Patterson, Pas
Joel Rowe, Mn.ssitclinsett.4 .Ta Wood, Franklin co, PA
O W Jirolbrier 31 it, Unroll*, Greene co, Pa
J B Robinson, Gri,eusburg
Bnrlcy Sheaf—Second street, below Vine.
t Burton, BristolC Robliins
T Nestburg. Dal tim I
in e MP Paxson, 'Newtown
A t. huller. Mass inn Stevens, MontgenterY
C Comb - , Penult S Rei gel
W 31 Biers, New Jersey 31 Kline, New Jersey
hlvers, Penult 31 Eastbarn, Bucks co
C ATioberte. Newtown IT Ely, Newtown
A Lopgsbore, Newtown G Slater, New Jersey
Semi Cooper, Bucks ro B Rittenhonee.R Sun, 31t1
Ed Gllllntrlinni. Bucks co
.111 C Worthington, Trenton
.11Y Gilbert, Greenville
&Zonnt Vernon—Second street, above Arch.
J Williams, Newark, N J Limit a W Zimmermau
S Harper. Albany lI 11 Dunbar, llarford
A L Quirk L Williams, N Y
F BIak•, N
Madison lionse--Second St.. above Market.
Jacob Mertz, 7. , .; Y Gen 0 Galloway. X J
E G Ilarrkon, Pit Peter Yonne, X
Jo! , Jinn Fel I,Pfech F Boozer, N J
H EVallP, DePOSit, X Y ,W D Large, Paylonvllle
Bald Eagle—Third et., above Callowhill.
E Deemer, Penne. J 11 Nacc, Bethlehem
A W Petterger. Reading T S Leisenring, Pittsburg
L Doestey. Jr, Bethlehem E C Huber, Allentovt - u
S Newkirk. Heading
Black Bear—Third street, above Callowhill.
Rev A S Leinbaelt & la, Pa 13 DiWager, Allentown
T .Ream, Harri.intrg I S Fell, Buckingham
A A Huber, Allentown
SPECIAT NOTICES.
The business of the lute firm of GAUL Sr. LEWIS will
bellettled et the above place. j,22 3t*
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTER&
They purify, 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 tho system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhteha, Cholera, and Cholera Korbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. .
They are the hest BITTERS in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's greet
restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the cals.
brated Calieaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with
the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time
of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons
requiring a gentle etimitant. Sold by all Grocers, Drug.
gists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE & CO., %OA
BROADWAY, New York. • sakiiik
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
STYL3ta, made in the Beat Sfan.uer, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Pi.
tares. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
Our ONE-Plume Eremite' is strictly adhered to. All ars
thereby treated alike.
deIVIT JONES.. CO.. 604 MARKET Street
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!
THE BEST IN' THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dys
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature t
Warranted not to injure the hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of had dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and'
beautiful, Sold by all Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHI
LOB, on eefin , r sfdes of each box.
FACTORY, No. Si BARCLAY Street,
(Late 333 Broadway and 16 Bond street,)
New York
my2B-ly
MARRIED_
BOICCE—S3IIIII.—na the 12th of October last. by the
Rev. 311.. Thome+. 31r. Thomas J. .Boyce to Miss Kate
Smith, all of this city.
BRANDT—SIIIiiiii.—On the 16th of November last, by
Juidict William W. Brandt, of Kingsessing,
Twenty-fourth ward, to Annie L. Simon, of the Falls of
Schuylkill, Pa
DIED.
AUDE~ILIEP. On 21st instant, suddenly, of dinar°
of the heart, 34•5. Jane S. Andenried, relict of the late
Hon. Will. Alidellried, of Bchnylkill county, in the 115th'
year of her see
Her friends and those of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral, on Monday next, 213th instant,'
at 2 o'clock I'. 31 . from her late residence, 611 •North
Eleventh street, without further notice. To proceed to
Laurel Hill. .014
JONES.—On the 2 20th inst. of scarlet fever, in his 6th
year, John C., gon of Joseph' L. and Elliaheth C. Jones.
The relatives. and friends of the family are invited
to attend his funeral, this (Sixth-day) morning, at PI.
o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 641 North
Eighth street. - *
BRADES.—On the Nth inst., Mr. Arthur Brades, in his
•
68th year.
His relativ e. and friends, also members of Montgomery
L o dge, No. 19 A. Y. S., are invited to attend his funeral.
from his late residence, 1110 Callowhill street, today,
(FrhiltY,) at 10 A.
• LINDSAY —On the 19th . instant, at the Patent Mice
Hospital. Washington, of wounds received at Fredericks-
burg, Jelin W. Lindsay, of Company E, 118th Eiterimmt
P. 'V. (Corn Fa:change), youngast son of Jeremiah and'
Catharine tkiy, aged 20 years. • •
BENDIBItY.—On the 20th instant, Kelly Bennery, in
the 63d_yetir of her age. •
—WATERtiON.--Ou the 20th instant, JOllll Waterson,
aged 88 years.
tent, below Ninth.
Major W Biddle, S A
W Colder, re la WI
1 B Simons, Penna
W W Johnston, Cincinnati
Aaron Sinew, Cincinnati
Mrs Shaw,
_Cincinnati
F Taylor , - New York
J Banks St lady. N York
H S McCombe, Del
A H G oedwin.l'aterson, N
S B Sanford N York
Miss Mary I l 'revest, N Y
Samuel Colville, N York
1113 Davis, Alexandria
Lewis Fogg. Boston
F 1' Hurd, Gaston
H .7 Haldeman, Harrisburg
.1 Morris, Now lurk
S P Nuttleby, Now York
T Schroeder, Prov, 11 I
J P Rhodes, Prev, R I
Chas A Hackett, N RamPsh
George Blight
A Greenough, Boston
John C Delon. al Chunk
DI C Brooke, Now York
B R Potrikon, Leek Haven
'Thou McNamara, Rollid'bg
W U Wood, Now York'
Robt n, Del
Is II Ranch, M Chunk
John Sterrett, Lewistown
H id Speer, Huntingdon
Ninth and Chestnut.
R. Appohi and holy, Balt
Miss E Dorloy, Balt
W W Stevenson & lady,Balt
W High, Balt
A Rueger, N Y
L E Ke logg, N y
W H Ward, Balt
A J Upson, Y
A Jack & lady, Montreal
Mr Bald,
D Cass & lady,Deuver,Cal
It Ed N Y
W F Milton, Boston
Goy N Faught, Boston
John R Watson & lady. N
Lint C G Parks, Boston
.1 0 Moody, Boston
W S Downs & wife, Chicago
H K Randall, Wash, D C
S S Boyle, Chin, Ohio
W Yet land, Batt
R S Fay, Boston
.1 Carter, Jr, and lady, N Y
Wise & lady, N
P II Miller, Jr. Pittsburg
P H Miller, Pittsburg"
.1 H Cheewr & lady, 'AN Y
C H Preen & wife, U S N
S Bryan, N Y
Amos Bryan, Jr, N Y
Fitswator, Wash, D C
Shoener, Tamaqua
C J Vanderslico, New York
13 W _Brown, Hartford
N Kingsbury, Hartford
O Charlick, New York
W J Wilmer, Baltimore
Gersh Banker, New York
F Fogler, New York
Col O'Brien, New York
J Jones, New York
Geo Darling, New York
John S Daley, Now York
J S Wolcott, Locknort, N Y
E It Wilbur & In, X York
Mrs Rose, Now York
Fred Foster
A Cubit', Connecticut
if L Jodd, Connecticut
Capt J Lawless, Wihn. Del
Thos Jackson, IVilan,
J J Bradley ,%; In, N York
IT S Jackson
E T Norris, Baltimore
T A Hamilton, Memphis
Ali Brown
A R Cushman, Jr, N Y
fi Oliver, N Y
H Hartford
Jos Pratt, Boston •
Mr Staudt, Wash, D C
W J Underwood, Boston
Dewey Crocker l Y
OFLovell,Nl
E C Nason, Fall River
C W Lord, Baltimore
Alf Robbins, Conn
St John Carroll, Baltimore
J A Bowles, N Y
street, below Arehi•
Jason Evans, Cincinnati
J J•Boolo, Pennsylvania
D Meyer, Ilarrisburn •
A B Cobb, New Jersey
Lewis Lyon
A A Danzig, NTiv York
(4 AI Shoop, Danville
Jos Shnrpless, Bloomsburg
W Brown, Harrisburg
John C E ills, Harrisburg
Hon 11. S Mott, Pikeco, Pa
.1 11 Finch, New York
D W Howell, Easton, Pa
Rev J Brennan, Syracuse
J Caldwell, Allegheny
street, above Filth.
Mitchell, New Jersey
M L Story, Maryland
E German, U S A
W A Wright, 804011
D S Yarding, U S
J B Tanner, U S N
W P Smith, Dover
W Spencer, Fauna
J M Stewart, Troy, N
W B Foster, Boston
A Midfield, Boston
LA Chapin, Massachusetts
W L Gill, Lancaster
J W Sutton, Berlin, Md
S .1 Anderson, Berlin, Md
(lon S Payne, Maryland
C Shinn, New Jersey
nut street, ab. Third.
Thos J Young, Prov, It I
Hielt'd Young, Prov, R I
II H Kennard - , Prov, It I
W Major, Pottsville
J llousltatv, Boston
Mrs Warder & 2 ch, Illinois
Miss Comer & sis Illinois
W W Campbell, Illinois
C S Arlington, Illinois
J D Durfor, Indiana. • •
A P Cone, Cincinnati, 0
.1: Meeker, New York
,
G 1 , 1111)1141lICIE, D 0.4011
W Con & niece, Jersey
W F Beach, Now York
C B Dicklusou, New Cork
LER—At.Yones' Springs, Warren county, N. C., Annie
Carter Lee, daughter of General Robert S. Lee, Confede
rate States army.
(Annie. the only daughter of the rebel chieftain, died
nn outcast, because she loved the Union and her cauntry
better than her father did. The faithful old black nurse
Vihnit was with her when. she died, as she had been
during her life. General Lee has now no direct heir to
leave his fortune and a bad name to.) •
WILLIAMS.—On the 21st instant, John C. Williams,
aged 22 years. • •
, BLACK AND WHITE BALMORAL
SKIRTINGS.—BIack and purple Balmoral Skirts.
Gray and Black Balmoral Skirts.
Muslin and Jinvern 6°447,
'Lace Sleeves trimmed purple or black.
Crape Trimmings.
English Crapes and Veils.
Bonnd Grenadine and Crape Veils. '
Black all-wool Ottoman Poplin4.B7X cents.
Black and English Reps, S, to SIX cents.
• Just received by ' BESSON & SON,
3i12 :MOURNING STORE. 918 CHESTNUT Street...
RE & LANDELL, FOURTH-AND
WY
-a- 4 ARCH, have a fine assortment of
G • •
ood Glassy Black Silks.
Widows' Silks without gloss.
EYRE & - LANDELL FOURTH AND
ABM always keep a fine stock of
Staple Household Goods.
3alo Best kluslins, Linens, and Flannels.
EYRE & , .LANDELL, FOURTH AND
AIICIf, always keen a full line of
Mourning Shawls.
`3ao Fashionable Shawls.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Relatives end Friends of the, AND ERSON .0
VALRY will be held THIS (Friday) EVENING. et 73
o'clock, in tine Rooms of the Young Men's Christina
A ssoe.sition, 1009 CHESTNUT Street.
WM. H. MAURICE, President.
A. K. BOgI.P.R. Secretary. ,
WEVCACOE FIRE •COMPAINii.—
b« The are requested to assemble at the
ENUINE 110IIsE THIS (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON at 2
o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late fellow-member,
WILLIAM R. NESBIT. WILLIAM L. FORMAN.
lt~• Assistant Secretary.
M. NOTICE. --,THE ANNUAL MEET
INC of the Stockholders of the WEST CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA -RAILROAD COMPANY will be
held at the CHARTER HOUSE, in the borough of Media,
on TUFSDAY, the 10th day of February, 180, ut 10
o'clock A. M., at which time and place an election will
be held for officers, to serve the ensuing year,
By order of the Board,
jit23-fmwtfelo A. LEWIS SMlTH,SenretarY•
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, UM
CUTHBERT Street —This institution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiew,who will
be rired , and provided for in the most comfortable
"
m 4136 of obitirhu..s: •B. F. GLENN.
ne • '' secretary of Board of Managers.
PHILADLEPHIA, .TAN. 20, -116 1f13.
G. RUSH SMITH, BIM "-DEAR SIR: Will {you
please issue a call for on ad iournod stated fmeeting
of FAIRMOUNT PASSENGER 'RAIL WAY. COMPANY,
at Room ?co. 30 PHILADELPHIA EXCHANW.,, on SA
TURDAY next, 24th instant, at 12 o'clock M. •
E. L. BOMEISLER,
C. R. DUNGAN,
Committee on late Election Return*.
l ck , FAIRMOUNT (RACE .AND VINE
STS.) PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY.—An
adjourned stated meeting of the Fairmount Passenger
Railway Company Nell be held at Room No. SO, Phila
delphia Exchange, on SATURDAY NEXT..2Ith inst., at
12 o'clock M.
.• ,SMITH.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Corporators of THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL
COMPANY will be held on MONDAY, January 26,1963,
at 12 o'clock M., at the Hotel.
jal9 6t , J. SERGEANT PRICE. Secretary.
AT A MEETING OF THE CONTRI—
BUTORS to the HOSPITAL OF THE PRO
TESTABT EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Philadelphia;-held
TUESDAY, January 6th 18(B, the following-named gen
tlemen were duly elected members of the Board of Mana
gers to serve for the ensuing three years, viz :
Rey. M. A. DeWOLFE HOWE, 1). 1).
Rev. RICHARD NEWTON, D D.
Right Rev. WILLIAM BACON STEVENS, D. D.
JOHN BOHLEN.
WILSON C. SWANN, M. D.
•
•
CLAYTON T. PLATT. •
EDWARD HARISHORNE, M. D.
JOHN WELSH.
Attest EPHRAIM CLARK, - .Tr.. Chairman. .
JNO. A. CHILDS. Secretary. .
ja7-tf
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAILROAD.—The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company
will be held 31 the office. No. 2130 WALNUT Street, on
Monday, the oth day of February next, at 10 o'clock. A.
M. At this meeting an election will be held for Ten
Managers of the Company, to serve for one year.
The polls will close at 2 o'clock. P. M.
a2l-w fm ft) W. EDWARD SPOFFORD, Secretary.
Mr OFFICE PIET.LADIELPHIA AND
TRENTON RAILROAD .COMPANY--PALLA
DELPIIIA, Jrilnlftry 16, 18E1
The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of FIVE PER CENT. from the profits
of the Company for six months, payable to the Stock
holders on and after the 21st instant. clear of all taxes.
jal7-dt24 J. AIORRELL. Secretary.. ,
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON-AR.
TI -T VIE ARMY AND NAVY, PHILADEL-
Pli lA, October 24, 1862.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the Rational Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the office
of the Surgeon-Artist to the Government, No. 1609
CHESTNUT dtreet. R. FRANK PALMER.
jai)-6m Government Surgeon-Artist..
M. OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Jaauarr 13,
•
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders of this. Company wilt be held on
MONDAY, the second day of February, Mt at lO o'clock
A. M., at the SANSOM-STREET HALL.
The Annual Election fur Directors will be hold on
MONDAY, the speond day of March, ISfti, at the Office of
the Company, Pro. 238 South THIRD Street.
jal34ra EDMUND SMI I'H, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUN
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY=_-P
-»i:Lea lavv..auorrio, - 00 0 , -
L a meeting of the Board of Directors held this day, a
dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS (M-50)
pen share of the Capital Stock of the Company was de
clared, payable to the Stockholders, or their legal repre
sentatives, on and after the 27th inst. •
jail-d 127 JOSEPH C. COPPIICK, Treasurer.
MUNION CANAL COMPANY; PHILA
DELPHIA, January 14,1563.-The Annual Meet
ing of the Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania will
he held at No 228 WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY,
February 3d,1863, at 11 o'clock A. M.
jals-tfe3 0. THOMPSON, Secretary.
OFFICE - OF THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY, 40() WALNUT Street,
PRILADELPIII A, January 15, 1863. . .
At the Animal Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company, held on the 12th day of January, llkrt, the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected DIRECTORS for the en•
suing year ;
F. Ratchford Starr,
William McKee,
Nalbro Frazier,
John M. Atwood,
Benj. T. Tredick,
Mordecai L. Dawson,
At a meeting of the Beard o.
T. RAI CHFORD STARR was
ial7-6tif THOS. H. MONTOOMARY. Secretary.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS COM
MENCED BUSINESS •on his own account as INSU
RANCE AGENT and BROKER. Office 213 CHESTNUT
PITILADFLPITIA, lath JannalT, 1863.
NOTICE.—AT MEETINGS OF THE
CITIZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTKE, held
on the Gth and 9th instant, tae' following resolutions
were passed and ordered to be published :
ReBoltel, That notice be given that the Citizens'
Bounty Fnnd Committee will, discontinue the payment
of bounties and compensation to captains after the 31st
Januar) ibstant, except in such cases as they may have
already obi itratel themselves to pay after that dare.
Resolved, That the Committee will, as soon as practi
cable, after the Ist of February next, make a. report to
the ettbsc , ibers to the Fond.
Re4oked, That the Committee will pay Fifty Dollars
bounty to each recruit mustered in in the city of Phila
delphia, on or before the 31st Jaauary instant, (except
ing deserters, substitutes, and absentees, and those who
have received any bounty from the city of naladelphia,)
for the following—viz:
Segeharth's Artillery.
Peyton's Cavalry,
Roberts' Artillbry,
U. S. Regulars,
U. S. Marines,
Old Philadelphia Volunteer Reghnents.
Said payment to be made whenever the recruit is de
finitively* in service in the field, or in a fort, garrison,
navy yard, or slip of the United States.
Resolved, That an payments under the foregoing reso
lutions he made in accordance with the forms adopted
by the Disbursing Agency
THOMAS WEBSTER, Vice Chairman.
LORIN BLOD ET. Secretar7. .iale-tia3l
MILITARY.
BOARD
_OF TRADE RIFLE
REGIMENT.
156th REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
BOUNTY.
RECRUITS WARTED for the above fine 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
when the company is full.
" when the regiment is full
At the expiration of service
Total
None but men of good character received,
Apply at HEADQUARTERS, 533 CHESTNUT Street.
CHARLES ERNENWEIN, Colonel.
W. A. HAMILL, Adjutant. deli-tf
CONTINENTAL • CAVALRY.
" Camp Metcalfe," near HADDONFIELD, N. J.
—MEN wanted to complete Com_mtnies now
• nearly full, to Bemire the Citizens' Bonnty Fund
awarded to the first Twenty Companies mastered into
the service of the United States.
. .
Two or three positions of Second LIEUTENANTS are
vacant, which will be assigned to young men of good re 7
ferencee. and who have seen service. dell-tf
COPARTNERSHIPS.
SPECIAL - • NOTIONEW COPA.RT ► ,
NERSHIP.—THOMAS 'POTTER and GEORGE :O.:
BOWER having assodated thezanalvenr with
CAMP in the hastily% of manufacturing the Unfer.
inented Bread, at the corner of BROAD and Burrort.
WOOD Streets, the business will hereafter be conducted
under the name of POTTER, CAMP, 9t BOWER..
The Unfermented Bread has been successfully intro
duced In this city and vicinity, and has met with public
favor and Ls approved by the highest medical authority
as being more pure, nutritious, anti wholesome, than the
Fermented Bread, and no care or expense will he spared
in the manufacture of it henceforth.
Families a nd Stores will be daily supplied in any part
of the city on application at the office.
We have, in connection with our bustne4a, introduced
the most approved machinery for the manufacture of
Crackers, and having secured the services of a Boston
baker of large experience, are prepared to fill orders fir
any variety of Crackers, consisting in part of the follow
ing, viz:
Pilot Bread, •
Airily Bread,
Soda Bi,cuit,
Oyster Crackers.
Boston C
POI
P. S.—A few innn arc w
euee in the distribution of
sod dealers. . •
U. S, INTERNAL REVENUE.
AGENCY FOR THE BALE OF
UNITED STATES TAX
STAMPS,
No. 51 South THIRD Street, first door above Cheetnnt."
A. full supply of all kinds of REVENUE STAMPS that
ha,ve been issued by the Government for sale in quantities
to suit.
A liberal discount allowed on amounts of $6O and up
wards. •
Orders by MO promptly attended to.
JACOB.. E.RIDGWAY,
No. Nir Bath THIRD . Street.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV.&
NUE —THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT, Peinsyl-
VILE le, comprising Twelfth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth, Seven
teenth; Eighteenth, and Nineteenth wards of the city of
Philadelphia:
NOTICE.—The ANNUAL ASSESSMENT for the above.
named Dis.riet, of all persons liable to a Tax on Car
riages, Pleasure Yachts. Billiard Tables, and Gold and
Silver Plate, and also of all persons required to take out
Licenses, having been completed, notice is hereby given
that the taxes aforesaid will be received daily by the
undersigned, between the hoots of 9 A. M. and 3P. EL,..
(Sundays excepted,) at his office, houthwest corner of
THIRD and WILLOW Streets, on and aft' r MONDAY
February 2d, 1863, and until and including SATURDAY.'
the 21st day'of the same month.
PENALTIES. •
' All persons who fait to pay their Annual Taxes open'
Carriages, Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold
and Silver Plate, on pr before the aforesaid 21st of Febru
.ary, 1563, will incur a penalty of ten per centum adds
tional of the amount thereof, and costs, as provided for in
the 19th section of the Excise Law of July'l,lE62.. • •
All peraons Who, in like manner, shall fail to take out
their Licenses. as required by law, on or before the list'
of ebruary,lB63, will incur a penalty of • •
THREE TINES THE AMOUNT OF SAID LICENSES,
LI accordance with the provisions of the 99th section of
pa Excise Law aforesaid.
air Money of the United States only received. •
stir — No further notice will be given.
• . : WILLIAM J. WAINWRIGHT. Collector,
jal7.dtt ..E. cor. THIRD and WILLOW SW
AARE HAN O•E'T O. fIiA.KE
-ONEY.—A new AlitiLßlngli; rebal it eiL6O.
Red paY 100 Poi cent. fql[lrni.for sale. Box XXI& Phila.
flelpnia'Poet Office. • -- • . JaL9-6tt
THE PRESS.-I).HTI OELTRIA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 23. 1863.
Chairman Stated Dieiting.
Geo. H. Stuart,
John H. Brown,
J. L. Beringer,
Geo. W. Ralinestoek,
James L. Claghorn,
William G. Boulton.
f Director,, hold this day,
re-eleete I 'President.
CHARLES W. COXR
ja - .17.8t if
IMilk Biscuit, •
Butter Crackers,
Farina Crackers.
Wino Snaps,
molter:4.
__
ER, CAM?, S: BOWER.
anted who have had exneri-
Crackers among the grocers
ja23-3tif
WATOREfrAIifD WELEY.
FI N E WATb a.; REPAIRING
attended to, by the most eapertencel workmen.
and every watch warranted for ono ykar.
RUSSELL,
ja2.3.6t0. . 22 Notth•Sl KTR Street.
•
jaFINE AI4E:RIO:AN,
.AND
IMPORTED WATCHES; Geld.lewolu. and
verware, at the lowest possible Pileelk. • •
O. RUSSELL.. •
j..23.6m RA, Worth QlXTR.Street.
MICROSCOPIC ;PHOTOGRAPHIC .
• • .CffAltMS.,_.'-z . - . .
0. W. SIMONS '&1-MBOT.EIER,
.
DIAIDITACTIZING'JBWELERS AND IMPORTERS;
' SANSOhI-STREET
Have just received, dire& from PaAs, a . large assort
ment. of the• above novel 'and beautiful articles, am
bracing a number of the most prominest clergymen and
public men of this city and State, together with officers of
the army and navy, presented .in a vartety,oC fancy
mountings.
FOR SALE TO THE ' I 'M/DE,
and to be hall at all the principal jewelers, opticians and
Sway stores in the city. "
D. T. PRATT,'
03IICOE8801VTO PRLTT & RBA L)
607 CHESTNUT STREET..
/loonotantlT In receipt of
ENGLISH, SWISS. AND
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to suit ill claw' of
buyers. ;. nol&Smif
124 ELI HOLDEN,"
.Dealor En flue
AMB.RIOAR AND IMPORTED . WATCHES,
JEWBLEY, LIT CLOCK
0081-15ttis . . • 708 MAK :4 Stmt.
. •
AmRRTOAIT WATOHES
hki
-IN.
GOLD AND i3n.vER cAsp.s.
-• • JOS H. WATSON;,
oIit:WATORES, JEWELRY, &0.
MOE .N A FRESR ABBORTATB*I . •
AT LESS THAN E'CIiEtNePtiCES,
. • FARR k BROTHER, Importers,.
mh2o.tf 32.4 CHESTNTILTE6eet. below Fourth
HOLIDAY *..G1:)0D13.
PHOT.OGRkPHIO ALBUMS A
large
ifsOr for Isar low. V dl & 11%
del34 " • 934. STNUT. &roe
MICROSCOPES,.SPECTACIADEV:AND
•m-a- 11 , T4LA8816. toipreseaWfor sale by_L. ;. •
•
delS•tf If 2 - • . 024 CMISTNI7T Street.
OP.E R A GL ASSES , OPERA
S. For sale by
JAMES W. qIISEN & CO.,
delUf 1f924 CHESTNUT Street.
. .
FINANCIAL.
GOLD• AND SILVER,
CITY. WARRA.pT,TS,
OLD' DEMAND TR.EARYILT.NOTES,
BOUM AND . SOLD BY
PALMER & HUEY,
No: 04 SMITH THIRD-ITRETT.
jal4wfm6t
JOHN 0. OAPP & SON,
;STOOK: & NOTE }3EOHERiIe
No. •23 SOUTH THIRD. STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS' BANK.
STOOKS AND BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION AT THE
BOARD OFBRORBRIt
MONEY INVESTED
AND NOTES AND LOANS NEGOTIATED ON THE
U.S:.
FIVE-TWENTIES,
OR,
® TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER cam BONDS.
•
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF "THE' GOVERNAGIN'i
• AFTER FIVE YEARS.
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF
SURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN. AT • PAR.
•
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUBSCRIP
TION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Hint, or auP
Sub-Treasury — or Depository of the United States, on thi
first days of May and November of each year. At ths
present passuux ore ooLD, these Bonds yield about
EIGHT per cent. per annum. I
A full supply always on hand. ' 4
• \
JAY 000K.E,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
notitmhl 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
HARVEY THOMAS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No; 312 WALNUT STREET
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of U. S. GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES bought and sold on Commission, ex
clusively.
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral negociated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mail shall receive prompt attentionK Refers to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish,..Esq., -
John B. Myers arZo„ Samuel B. Thomas, Esq.,
Furness, BrWont Co., John Thomas, Esq.
delS-Smif
$250,000 T LO AN,
IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTTS, ON
DIAMONDS. SILVER-PLATE, :WATCIIES, JEWELRY,
AND ,
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT
'ISAAC NATUAICS'
OLD ESTABLISEHED MONEY LOAVOFF/CE, N.
• CORNER THIRD AND SPRUCE STREETS.
(Only one square below the Exchange.)
Advances made at the lowest rates
28 000 -THIS AMOUNT WANTED
'on . a Farm. in Ches t er w county. Apply to
Ak.PET.V.T. 309 41,,TDr.r: Street.
PERSONAL.
NOTICE.-I WAS ADVERTISED BY
-+- I my husband, ISAAC NATHANS,_ for goods pur
chased by me for his children, from Mr. Charles Oak
ford's store, on Chestnut street. It was the trivial sum
cf *O, being the first debt that I have contracted since I
left his house, now over three months, without any
money. I have had just cause for leaving him, which
will be testea shortly.
js23-217 HENRIETTA NATHANS.
PENSIONS.- $lOO BOUNTY AND
Pay procured and collected for soldiers, sailors,
and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable
and satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upoz
JAMES FULTON.
Solicitor for Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Particular. attention given to parties living at a dia
lance. .' •. . . 001/4,
COFFEE!'COFFEE! cOFFEE!
STETLER'S PREPARED
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA ;COFFEE
IS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE;
Surnasiing all prepared or unground Coffees in the mar
ket. The use of Stetler s Old Government Java Coffee
will at once remove the prejudices which have hereto
fore justly existed among the consumers of prepared
Coffees—nothing but the best and purest green Coffee is
used, being brought here under his direct importation,
roasted at his own mills, by a new process, by which ten
per cent. is saved this will enable hitn at all times to.
supply the public at ene-third less the coikof other good
Coffees.
STETLER'S OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
contains no Dandelion, Beans, Peas, Chicory, dtc„. hence
it requires no clearing matter, which often costs as much
as the Coffee itself. This Coffee being entirely pure has
the same plea.sant, healthful, Invigorating, and beneficial
effects of other good Coffee. It needs but a trial to be ap
preciated by all lovers of good Coffee. •
For sale by all the Grocers in the United States.
RETAIL PRICE, SO CENTS PER POUND.
DEPOT 232 ARCH STREET.
n2"-2t _ PHILADELPHIA. _
A OPPENHEIMER,
Na A3l CHUM Alia. Philadalpliis.-
CONTRACTOR AND NANITPADTURER OP
• ARMY' CLOTHING
Or Every Description.
ALSO,
•
•
TENTS,
HAVERSACKS,
roxcnos, •
CAMP BLANltiamp
KNAPSACKS, and
BED TICKINGS FOR HOSPITALS.
MATERIAL BOUGHT FOR CONTRACTORS.
All goods made will be guarantied regttlation in site
and make.
I. B. Orders of any size filled with despatch. ia74l
517 ARCH STREET.
C. A. VAN.KIRIE 00..
. .
Have on band a flue tlallOrtment of
CHANDELIERS
AND OTHER
GAS FIXTURES.
Also, French Bronze Figures and Ornaments, Porcelain
and Mica Shades, and a variety of
FANCY.. GOODS
AND RETAIL.
Noses . 616 and emsailas goods. del3:l7
IOrIGREST PRICE GIVEN FOR
old -. Gold and Sliver and Diamonda( at SnUTIVS,
316 South FIFTH Street. below Spruce • i , ja2.3-2,L.
JAMES,' 111. „SCO - VEL,
‘•• ATTORNEY , AT: LAW, ,•-•
_ Muter and Examiner tniebitneam. •
..iaB.2m* • • 113 PLU Mttreet Vaimden.7l. J.
No. 326 CHESTNUT Stre‘t
PHILADELPHIA
de22-Imo
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
UP STAIRS DEPARTMENT
BOYS' CLOTHING
LADIES' CLOAKS.
BEADY MADE OX MADE TO ORDER
COOPER &. CONARD,
lasitfel 8. E. COB. NINTH and MARKET
1024 CHESTNUT .STREET
" • "
• E.. Bil.• NEEDLES.
,LINENS, WHITE GOODS, LACES,
. • ~ .
EMEtitOIDERIES.
A full assortment always on hand at LOW
PRICES. •
Just received, lace-trimmed Embroidered and
Mourning Muslin Bows and Neck-Ties, for the
house and street. Also, all-linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, at 15 cents.
Also t all descriptions of Linen Handkerchiefs,
for Ladies, Gents, and Children, at
WHOLESALE PRICES. Ja&tf
1024 , CHESTNUT STREET
SPLENDID' STOOK:: ON MOM:-
KJ All the best makes of Calicoes.
All the best makes of !dueling. . •
All the best makes of Linens.
All the best makes of Sheetings.
All the best make a of Napkins.
Together with Towels, Crash, Diaper liuckaback, Bird
&c. &c.
White Cambric and Jaconot, full line.
Nainsooks and Plaid Malthus, full line.
Whiter Goods closing out.
Shawls, Merinoes, closing out, •
Balmoral Skirts, all prices.
Silk and Linei Hdkfs, nice assortment. At
JOHN H. STOKES',
702 ARM Street.
EDWIN HALL & BRO.,
26 SoutbARCOND Street,
Have reduced the pricen!of
• Panay Silks, .
Rich Printed Dress Goods.
Choice Shades of bferinees,
Beautiful Colors of Reps or Poplins.
All-Wool•De Lanes,
All kinds of dark dress goods reduced.
Also,
Fine Long Broche Shawls,
Open Centre Long Cashmere Shawls,
• ' Rich newstyles of Blanket Shawls.
' 4.4 Lyons Silk velvets, pure Silk.
DRY GOODS FOR WINTER. .
Rep. Poplins, s,
Trench Merinos,
Colored Monsselines,
Potilt De Soies,
Foulard Silks,
Blanket Shawls,
Balmoral Skirts..
Black Silks,
Fancy Silks,
Black Bombazines,
Worsted Plaids, -
Oben') Delitk*,.•734, •
Futitct Chintzes.
Shirting Flannels,
Brodie Shawl'.
Fine 'Blankets;
b Blnkets. •
SH C A ri RPLE a SS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
MEN'S AND BOYS'-WEAR.
Cassimeres for Busi ness' Suits.
Cassimeres for Dress Suits.
Cassimeres for Boys' wear,
Cloths adapted to every. use.
Boys' Clothing, ready made. • . -
lifen's and Boys' Suits made to order.
BLANKETS.
A tip.top lot - at $5. - •
Damaged Gray Blankets at 50 and $3.50.
Horse Blankets — Army - Blankets.
Domestic Goods at lowest prices.
TABLE LINENS.
Fine Table Damasks and Cloths.
The famous power-loom Table Linens.
Bargains in Napkins, &a., &c.
DRESS GOODS.
•
2,631 yards newest styles .Delaines at We.
Blue Reps, Blue Poplins, Blue Paramattas.
Brown Reps; Brown Poplins, Brown. Coburgs.
Balmorals at $2.75, $3, $3.25, and $3.50.
COOPER & CANARD.
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
pi STEEL & SON HAVE A LARGE
."-• assortment of DRESS GOODS, suitable for HO.
LIDAY PRESENTS_
Rich Fancy Silks; Plain Silks, choice colors.
Plain and Figured Black Silks.
Plain and Figured Rep Poplins.
Plain and Figured Merinoes.
Plain &lifeline, Cashmeres, at ffn-lc, worth 82
WINTER SHAWLS in great variety
KERING SCARFS, BROCHE BORDERS.
CLOAKS—Of New and Fashionable Styles, made of
Black Beaver, Frosted Beaver. and. Black Cloth.
Call and examine our stock. We guaranty to give sa
tisfaction, as we sell nothing but good articles, and at
lower prices than they can he bought elsewhere. .
deli Noa 713 and 715 North TENTH street.
• • BrisNr", out Tie
• - FOURTH and ARCH.'
VIBE & . : L.AN DELL, FOURTHAND
ARCH, have a Rae stock of
GOODS FOR FAMILY CUSTOM.
Good Largoßlankets.
Good Linen Shootings.
Good Muslin by the piece.
Good Unshrinking Flannels. ,
Good Fast Colored Prints.
Good Table Linen and Towels.
Good Quality Black Silks.
Good Assortment Colored Silks.--. . Jai
'FM_BROIDEBIES. .WHITE GOODS,
' A-4 and HOSIERY, at Wholesale Prices...'"
The subscribers offer one of the beat selected and
largest assortments of White Goods, Hosiery, and Staple
Embroideries, Trimmings, &c., to be found to the city to
'Which they res pectfully invite the attention of the ladies.
SHEPPARD; VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
.",lals-12,trp lOOB CHES'PNOT Street.
COMMISSION MOUSES.
pEMBERTON DUCK.
IN STORE.
225,000 YARDS
U. S. ARMY 10 OUNCE DUCK,
And for sale by
FARNHAM, KIRKEL#M, - & CO.,
No. 230 CHESTIiIIT'STREET.
ialg4tif*
' , • AMY •GOODS.
•
DASH-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLIIK CAP CLOTHS.
MY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS. STANDARD WEIGHT.
'URCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
IfEANT LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK. -
!ROWLAND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT
eile by
FROTHINGIIAM & wELLS.
: , — ,,, , ,, -----,------- N ,„
ADIES' FANCY -. FUR& ' '••• -
... _ . •
. . . ... . • ~ -..... ._
-.• • •;JOHN'FAREIRA4 --, -
_ ,-.•- • _.. •
._ . • ,
..
No 71S ARCH STREET, BELOW EIGHTH.
: ' -
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER . -
LADIES': FURS:
OP
.LiD AIES' FANCY FURS.
1
\
‘ltiy assortment of Fancy Pure for Ladies and Children
Is \now coniplete. and embracing every variety that will
befashionable during the pruent season . An sold at
th manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
m call. oc,34mif
4il/211
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Rit'S
loozaft):lofeKO:llizri
.A.SS ESiTABLISHMEN'r,
CHINA :iIAT:AL,
AND SICIP.IINia SUPPLIED.
ja i.
J. & J R. KERR",
529 CHESTNUT Street.
"77; !; - .::.: III . I3LaTARy .G00D5.... .
I , : ' M-STEMET HALL. , PHILADELPHIA.
' traurecTußns as.niwzraßY.
FINE SWORDS,
AFD
LITABY GOODS, hi EVElli VARIETY.
,
MEDICAL.
,TH 1 - WEALTH I HEALTH I
HEALTH! HEALTH l• HEALTH! .*.
S yne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
yne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
ne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Sw nets•CompolLud Syrup of Wild Cherry,
The Great Remedy for
The Great Remedy for
The Great Remedy for •
Con , Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
CougColds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coug , Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Cott, Colds, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis,
ood. spitting, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
ood-spitting . , Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
d-spitting, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
od-spitting, Sure Throat, Hoarseness,
Consumption, Consumption,
inC,omumption, Consumption, . •
Consumptien, Consumption,
affections Throat, Lungs; and Breast,
11 affections Throat, Lungs, and Breast,
ii.l affections Throat, Limp, and Breast,
affections Throat, Lungs, and Breast.
\ Swayne's wild Cherry,
Swayne's Wild Cherry,
- Sway ne'a.Wild Cherry,
Has done more good than
. Any Med Mine ever Discovered.
. . . ... . .
' Any Medicine ever Discovered.
. , Any Medicine ever Discovered.
V ' NUMBER OF DEATHS Which OCCUr annually,
from Co umption and Diseases of the Lungs and Liver
is truly a ailing. Nearly all this dread waste of life
might ved by a timely use of Dr. Swayne's Com
pound Synp of Wild Cherry. Even where the lungs
have beco : very much disordered, no remedy is so ef
fectual. ' have cei 'Mates of wonderful cures per
formed aft: patients had been given up to die by Pity
sicians an , riands. Prepared only by Dr. WAYNE &
SON, 330 .IXTH Street, above VIM*. Sold by all
Druggists d dealers.in Medicine. - . jalMilf
..
COR =US & BAKER,
MANUPACTURKRB,OP
LA ; •S, CHANDELIERS,
4
"' GAS FIXiVRESt tio•
STO ,' 'AO , 01:1ESTITUT ST.
-• • NAznltioroxis.
821 CliKOEY:Sticet, - andFIFTH and COLUMBIA
Ix°3-1m Avenue. • .
ATEAALS FOR: MINCE PIES.
M
BON LAYER, AND SULTANA RAISINS.
RON CURRANTS, SPICES,
CIDER WINE, &0., azo
A ; RT C. ROBERTS,
D LER IN FINE OR.OOERL&S,
de.1641t.f CORNER ELEVENTR AND VINE ST4
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA OOMPANY
INSURANCE ON LIVES
GRANTING ANNUITIE.
;In conformity with an act of the.Legidature, publish
STATEBIENT OF TIIEIR ASSETS 'ON Ist
Decerither, 182.
CAPITAL :STOCK, $500,000
Real .Estate--League Island in River Dela
ware
Office building, 304 Walnut street
Sundry :well-secured . ground rents
Mortgages—First mortgages on unencum
bered property 703,741 67
Cash 396,532 38
Leans on call, with notes and eollaterals— 1,242,275 86
Life interests ... . 1,474 84
Debts due to Company, including advances
on trust estates ' 4,126 04
STOCKS AND LOANS, viz:
*336,000 17. S. Mint Deposits at 4@.5 ct.
466,000 do Cert'flcates of Indebtedness,
. ' 6.is ct.
15,800 do Treasury Notes,6 et..
100.000 do do 7.30
10,000 Penna. 6 'f et. loan.
160.7.32 do 5 do '
125,000 do 5 do coupon bonds.
10,0IXI do 43; do
21,600 Phila. 553 et.
85,5.65 do 5 Guardians Poor.
61,000 do 6- do.
114,400 do 6 do Gas Loan.
60,000 Little Schuylkill It. 7 V et.
40,000 Camden & Amboy R 6 V ct.
24,000 Del. & Raritan Canal 5 , t 1 et.
21,080 North Penna. R. 4111 et.
40,000 Penna. R 25 mortgage.
26,000 Stm. & Brie R. 7 V - et.
71,172 Ches. & Delaware Canal.
2.0,401 Lehigh Coal & NfIV. 6137;1.
40,000 Phila. & Erie R. 6 V et.
5,0 0l Al leglianY CRT 6 1 1 5
5,000 Pittsburg 6 ? ct.
12,200 do 5 : do
20,000 Pamilton county 2 Ohio, 6 - Vet.
6,000 Fayette court ty, Ky. • do
21,400 Tennessee 511 cent.
5,000 ' do 6 do.
10,000 Washington Gas.
23,000 Lackawanna &-13.-R.
10,000 Westmoreland Coal Co. 7s.
2,305 Sch..Nav Co. Boat Loan.
20,000 Cleveland & M. R. 7s.
104 shares do.
103 do Sch. Navigation Co
112 do Commercial Bank;
553 do Far. & Mechanics' Bank.
161 do--Philadelphia - Bank.
45 do State Bank, Camden.
Si do Del. Bridge Co., Easton.
200 do Insurance Co. N. America,
26 do Penna. Railroad Co. '
50 do North Penna. R. .
DO do -Leh; Coal &Navigation,
250 do do Scrip.
110 do Lehigh Valley R,
27 do do Scrip.
• 600 do Locust Mountain Coal.
$1,276.356 36
CHARLES DUTITai I Vlcsitießt.
'WILLIAM H. HILL Actuar)
Office of the Pennsylvania Company for Insurances
on Lives and Granting Annuities, 391 WALNUT
• PHCLADELPIIIA, January 00,1863.
At an Election of the ,Steckholders, held on. MONDAY,
-19th instant, the following- gentlemen-were unanimously
re-elected-Directors for the ensuing year : -
Charles Dutith, William Harmer,
Henry J. Williams, -John R. Wucherer,
I. Pen, Hutchinson, St. Geo. T. Campbell,
Joseph Swift, Adolph E. Borle,
William IL Hart, Samuel Norris, .
William S. Yaws% Alexander Biddle,
Joshua B. Lippincott.
And at a meeting of the DIRECTORS, held THIS'
DAY, CHARLES DUTILH was unanimously re-elected
President, and WILLIAM B. HILL -Actuary.
ion 3t* WILLIAM . B' HILL, Actuary.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
- 1 - COMPANY --
ros.
435 OF D III 3 L 7 AUT,P s ,
I T I NUT STREET.
Capital
Perpetual Premiums
Less Five Per Cent.:.
$lOO,OOO 00
$942,973 79
695,821 63
Unexpired Temporary Premiums— 190,661 06
Less for the portion of time ex
pired on Policies over one year
Surplus
Total $202,116 39
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ON
JANUARY 1, - •
Published in conformity with the proyhdons of the
sixth section of the Act of'Assembly-of Aprllsth,lsl2:
MORTGAGES. •
.
On property valued at over $1,000,000; first
Mortgages on Real Estate in the City-and
County of Philadelphia, except 814,091.92 in
the neighboring Counties 61,993= 46
REAL ESTATE, .
Purchased at Shoritr Sales under Mortgage
clai us. vie.:
Eight houses and lot, S. W. eornet•Chestifit'
and Seventeenth streets
A house and lot, north side of Spruce street, •
west of Eleventh . • ,
• '
south side Spritces.treet. - ;
. teen
ar ixtn street. •
Five houses and lots, Nos. 521, 623, vim, 52:7,•
and d 9 Dillwyn street
Three houses and lot, east side Seventeenth
street, south of Pine
Betel and lot, S. E. corner Chestnut and
Beach streets
Five houses and lot, north side of George
street, west of Ashton street •
Seven houses and-lot, east side of Beach street,
south Of Cliestiwit street
A house and lot, Fitzwater street, east of
Ninth street
A ground rent of $.3) on lot north side Otter
street, west of Leopard ,stroct. --
Si lots of ground on - istickley street and Quer
velle avenue, Bristol
A house and lot, south side Stiles street, east
of Sixteenth street
A house and lot, east side Frotit street, north •
of Cherry street, Kensington
Two houses and lots, north side Filbert street,
west of Eighth street
Five houses and lot, north side Dauphin st.:,
east of Coral street
A house and lot,.east tide Sixteenth street, •
south of Chestnut street
A house and lot, west side Bread genet., south
of Race street
A house and lot, north side Penn street, west
of Bay street, Pittsburg
A house anti lot, eolith side Filbert street, •
west of Sixteenth street
Two houses , And lots on corner of Fntukford
road and Auburn street, fronting on Frank
ford road
Total, surveyed and valued at $138,32147,
cost $1211,970 77
LOANS;
Temporary Loans On Stocks as collateral se - -
euritY (valued at $148,385) $31,625.77
, • STOCKS.
$lO,OOO Almshouse Loan; Ii per cent
200 Shares Rank of Kentucky
17 Northern Bank of Kentucky
100 `!' Union Bank of Tennessee
13, -" Company of the 'State
— of PennsYlvama
'2OO ". Southwark Railroad Co •
37 " Commercial and Railroad Bank,
Vicksburg .. .
300 " - Pennsylvania Railroad C 0...
91 " Franklin Fire Insurance C 0......
24 " Union Canal Company
2::" Conti»ental Hotel Company
WOO Continental Hotel Bonds
$lO,OOO Pennsylvania State six-percent. Loan.
Of May, 1861 " ....
$10,,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad Rain's.
900 North Pennsylvania Railroad con
pen. Scrip
$7OO Phil a delphia City
-Loan
.$596 Philadelphia City Warrants •
Total market value, $98.375.16, cost
Notes and Bills receivable.
Cash on hand •
Cash in the hands of agents •
'MEAL ESTATE
Market value
Cost, as above
Advance in value
STOCKS,
5408
,001 50 ,515 16
84
Market value•
Cost, as above
Advance In value
LOSSES BY FIRE
LOSSES PAID DURING THE YEAR 1862,
869,798 u
By order of the Bosh,
'CBAS. N. BANCKBR, President
Attest—lts. W. McA1.1,1311:14 Secretary pro. tem. •
DIRECTORS.
•
Chas. Kt:tucker, * Da . vid S. Brown,
Tobias Wagner, Isaac Leal
Samuel Grant, Edward G. Dale,
Jacob It. Smith, George Fates,.
Geo. W. Pacharde, • 1 Alfred Fitter.
• CHAS. N. BA.NCKER,
_President.
• • EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
JAS. Matti xrER, Secretary pro tern. .M2l-wfm6t
GIMiJID FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, 415 WALNUT STREET, PRILADELPHL/L
CAPITAL $200,000.
•Ms Company continues . to take risks on the safer
clams of Property at low rates.
Tbo public can rely upon its responsibility, and ability
to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the ballet'
of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
500,000 DOLLARS
andrme respectfully solicit its favor in the future.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS. I. DUPONT. JERRY WALKER,.
JOHN W. CLAGHORN, JOHN THORNLEY,
C. R HEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD ht., PETER S. HOE,- of N. Ti
WM. M. SWAN FURMAN SHEPPARD,
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D.. N. S LAWRENCE.
THOMAS DRAKE, JOHN SUPPLER
. THOMAS CRAVEN, President
' -A. S. GILLETT, Vice President,
JAS. B. ALVORD. Secretary. ap26Mtf
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
CODIPANY OF NEW YORK.
JOSEPH R. COLLINS, President.
JOHN SADIE, Secretary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS W 900,000.
The business of this Company is conducted exclusively
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AMUSEMENTS. „
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUM.
DIRECTOR....
BUSINESS ...... BIRGFELD
GERMAN' OPERA. •
SECOND NIGHT OF THE SECOND SEASON
FRIDAY BVBNINO, JANUARY 23, liXa,
JEAN DE PAWS!
Comic Opera, with Ballet, in 3 Acts,by
MADAME JOIT - ANKSEI O
MADAME pyreEß.
DIADAME 'BOlLi lIMBERG,
HERR GRAFF,
Iu the Third Act,
GRAND P.ASI)EDEUX—" NOBLE,': by the celebrated
Mlle EOVIII.F. I EILSE2 and Maus.. FOUCFIE.
Doors open nt 7 o'clock. Opts commences at 8
PRICES OF ADMISSION. ONE DOLLAR.
Seats reserved without extra charge
Family Circle, 50 cents; Amphitheatre, 15 cents.
NOTlCE.—Subscriptions for the Second Season of SIX
MOMS commencing on Wednesday Evening, Januar) ,
21st, will he received at the Academy of !Annie and.
Conhi's Music Store. corner o f Seventh and Chestnut sts_
. . .
PRICE Or SUBSCRIPCION.—Secured seats for Six
OileraS, in Balcony, Parquet, or Parquet Circle
. Admission to the :Ix. Operas, in Balcony, Parque . t,
or Parquet Circle, with (Olt reserved seats ........
Price or sin g le Admission as usual.
MRS. J.OHN-DREW'S ARCH-STREET
THEATRE.
Bnainess Agent and Tv...waren • . •. . JOE. DIETRPHI.
• - TRIUMPH UPON TRIUMPH.
THIRD WEEK. THIRD WEER,
OF MR. AND MISS CAROLINE MCIHNOS.
TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY,"Jan. 23.
BENEFIT OF PETER RICHINGS.
The I'IICCPMFI of Ilia Season, Fifth Time.
THE" ENCHANTRESS.
_
Menai:the Enchantress Miss C. Etchings.
Pamir, the Pirate Chief - Mr. Peter Richings.
For full particulars of MUSIC, SCENERY. &c., &c..see' the BILLS.
tro2-7 -
Pricesas usual.
SOats secured'sis days in advance.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.-
Sole Lessee..... ....... Mrs. M. A. GAARETTSOM,
Business Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
BENEFIT OF MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
•
THIS (Friday) EVENING, January 2.3, MI
Performance will commence with the Sep} Burlesque of
THE MAGIC JOKE.
Prince . Doloroso Mrs. Barney Williams,
To be followed by the beautiful Drama of
PHEI,IIII O'DONNELL.
Plielim O'Donnell Mr. Barney Williams
After which,
YANKEE COURTSHIP
To Collelude with the First Act of the Comic Drama of
BRIAN O'LYNN.
Doors open at 6;4; Curtain will rise at 7.
'MUSICAL FUND HALL.
GRAND VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL
CONCERT, - •
• By the
ARTISTES, nuoßus, AND ORCHESTRA,
GERMAN OPERA `rttOOPE,
Under the direction of CARL ANSCHUTZ,
THURSDAY EVENING, January 114863.
AG?' TIM nTalid Piano, made by Steinway & Sons, New
York, has been kindly furnished by Messrs. Blaetws
Bros., 1(X)6 Chegaut street.
The following eminent talent will assist
Messrs. LOTTI,
HARTMAN.
CARL WOLFSOHN.
- DOEHLER;
RIETZEL,_
AND PRAM
CONDUCTOR
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
1. Symphony, No. 4—The Consecration of
Sounds L. Spohr.
PART •I. Largo—Deathly Silence, pre
vious to the Creation of Sounds
Allegro—Animation, after the same
—Natural Sounds—Uproar of the
Elements
PART 11. Cradle Song; Dance; Sere
nade.
PART HI. Martial Music—Departure
for Battle ; Sadness of those left Be
hind; Returi, of the Victor ; Song •
of Praise.
• PART IV. Funeral Music; Consolation
in Tears.
2. Bong—The Standard Bearer Lindminteer,
Mt. HARTMAN.
.
X Fantasia .Appasionata, for Violin
DOEHLER.
4. Overture—The Siege of Corinth...
1. Fa ntssio for Piano—Solos..Chorns,
;ind Orchestra L. Van Becthorect
. „
CAR]. WOLFSORN,
AND TAE, CHOR HS AND ORCHESTRA OF THE
°HENAN OPERA.
aria—" Martha F. Von Flotow.
NR. LOTTI, (By particular Request.)
3. Duetto for the Flute and French Horn—
.: L'Ecluire • • Halevy.
3IESSIS. RIETZEL and PRAM.
4. March and Chorns—" Tannbauscr'
ORCHESTRA.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Concert to commence: at 8,
precisrly.
el -ÜBIS-TS—EACIF
cKna. _ ontirr., corner of
taiestnitt streets, and on the Evening at the
door.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY _ 9 .3.
Second Night of the Second Season.
JEAN DE PARIS.
Comic OpcJit by Boiehlion.
ADOLPH BIRGFELD BUSINESS AGENT.
in22-It,
CLASSICAL. SOIREE.
THE SECOND OF TFIE SERIES.
BY MESSRS. CROSS AND JARVIS,
NEXT SATIJRDYPRI I IZ N , January 24,1863,
AT THE
FOYER OF TILE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
P •_. GRA?
Grand flniutuor for Piano and Wind
Instrumentn
Bass Solo
:11 - R. TAYLOR
Solo Piano7Transcrib.zie&)bj-.2..1tei1t
Andante and Vat fatten. • Schubert.
Polonaise in C, for Piano and Violoncello Chopin.
Grand Duo for two Pianos—Norma ThaLberg,
Quiutette in C, String Instrumento Beethoven.
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Tickets £SI
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BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF GLASS BLOWERS, EVERY
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AFTERNOONS. The great Glass Steam-Engine "MONI
TOR" will I . e In full operation at each entertainment.
The greatest wonder of theworld. All the splendid par
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butes among the audience. Every one will have a
chalice of obtaining a unique and valuable present.
Admission lb cents. No half price.
On FRIDAY EVENING, January 23d, a splendid CASB
OP WORK w‘ll he given to the author of the best POEM
on the GLASS STEAM-ENGINE. jiil943t.
THE "-TRIBE OF ASA,"
HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
Will give their
FOURTH CONCERT
AT HANDEL & HAYDN HALL,
Corner EIGHTH and GREEN Streets,
On THURSDAY, Jan.
Asa, Lizzie, Abbey, Freedy, and 'Little Dennett."
Singing, the Songs of Union and Freedom.
FortmnMrs in erogrannoes and at the Concert.
Admission 2i cents. Children 1.5 cents, Doors open at
7. Concert at 8 o clock. prociseiy. jal9-4t4
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS-TENTH
AND CHESTNUT.
AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND TOW/0.
SIGNOR BLITZ,
The great MAGICIAisi and VENTRILOQUIST, with hip
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, will give his new amia
ps9nlar Entertainments EVERY &EVENING dartni_ft
Week, commencing at 734 o'clock ; and WEDN
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marvellone: expeements in Magic ; wonderful powers
in Ventriloquitda and the Learned Canary Birds in that
new characters.
Admission 25 cents. Children 13 cents.
(.I.ERALANIA ORCHESTRA. - PUB
LIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY AFTIR•
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Drafts:
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Draft drawn by..S. W. Hill, agent of Penn Mining Co.,
upon. Samuel 34.-411 - ty, Secretary, Philadelphia, dated
August 30th, 1662, No. 136,•t0 the order of A. C. DaVia, for
Draft drairn by S. W. Hill, agent of Penn. Mining Co.
upon Samuel - %I. Day. Secretary Philadelphia, dated,
Sept. 10th, 1862 , No. 20 . 5, to the order of Ansel L. Edwards.
for *lOO. •
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Co., upon James M. Mille, Treasurer. New York, dated
Sept. let, 1862, No. HA to the order of George Haines. for
WO.
Draft drawn by John Titan, agent of Copier Palle
Mining Co., upon 'William H. Osgood, Treasurer, Boston,
No. 1765, to the order of R. J. Judd, for $61.45.
Six drafts drawn by A. C. Davis, agent of Amygdaloid
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numbered respectively 1258, 1611, 1612. 1065. 9)6, and 1275,
each for $5. ' THEODOR'S BLISS & CO.,
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5 CASES 30:INOH BLACKSTONE
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large assortment. of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought an 4
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Also, particular attention is gilled to billie's Piero
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewalry o ke.. This Safe 1s 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.
SWICIAL
Herring. Ca.'s Safes, mostlioefo i -4 have now on band say twenty of Farrel; of them nearly new.
and some forty o fotber_tnaltart, contrulsinS a complete
assortment as to alma. and , all lately excbanged for tb
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They. will he said at Inuit'
owprices. Plasaa oall and autlama
• at. C. SA.DI, I I4f 4141421.
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lITRR QUINT.
HERB KRONFEM
CARL ANSCRUFZ.
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