Luna Dickinson's Lecture in Wash
ington.
One Ilatniar Correspondent of the Xvening Post]
WASHINGTON, J. VT, OM.
Toichinzon's lecture in the hall of the House
resentatices, lest night, was a gratifying ems-
Od a splendid personal triumph. She 0311
fail to regard it as the most flittering ori•
w such it was, of her life. Long before the
lesignated in the newspapers for the Com•
went of the lecture the ball 14.313 filled, the ea
iitallertes as wellies the floor. Seats for fire
d persons bad been arranged unon the floor,
3deliete—one ifiCalar eitch—Wdr4 sold by noon
umber of Congressmen were present with
Os and daughters, and ninny of the loading
le departments. Here and there an Oppo
=be, - .vaa visible, but an few in number as
there who were present unpleasantly con
pt 7 r,reissly half past seven Miss
iin, escorted by Vice President Hamlin and
CoireN. A platform had been built directly
ibe official reporters, and in front of
d.-ek, from which the lecturer spoke.
in: , c.c upon her right and Mr. Colfax upon
tzie-7 , was greeted with loud cheers an she
Nr. Hamlin introduced her to the 'm
ilieu:" in a neat speech, in avkich he very
' Ciltapared ht, to the Maid of Orleans
• "
ri cec e was one which would evidently test
ity Ere powers of a most accomplished orator,
au: ii nee was not composed of the enthusi
inaloce of the people, but rather of loungers,
holders, orators, critics, and men of the world.
e fair speaker did not seem to be embarrassed
tleast—not even by the movements of a crazy
IL the galleries, who carried a flag, which he
kme;7ber bead when she uttered any Sentiment
/laxly stirring or eloquent.
'o'clock. Mr. end Mrs. Lincoln came in, and
m the utterarce of a fervid passage in the.
raid repress the enthusiasm of the audience.
It a somewhat amusing fact that just e• the
lent entered the hall, she was eeiticiaiag, with
larpuras. his Amnesty Proclamation and tue
Lek:Wart, and the audience, es if trehug It to
r duty to applaud a just aretiment, even at
Tense of coMtesy, Pula/tined the criticism
round of der.liming cheers. The crazy, man
dlery, as if elcctr,tic/i by the f
courage of the
rOnlan t waved his deg to and fro with frantic
Mr. i,ine , :n gat
meekly through it, not in
. displeased. Perhaps he knew that EATBI4S
come, i•ut w.i,ether he did or not, they avid
19r Xiss Dici.iason soon alluded to him and
e as l'icsd ,-, nt, and nominated him as his
In 1 , 05. The popularity of the Pre
in WarldrGton was duly attested by vollies
are.
it6eit lase an eloquent one, and it Was
bred vcr; clv. Mina Dralzinaou has evident
dc a r.r,c !,..vc;rctrsr.. impres.dc2nupop Clong.z.e.alc
..ae prop? , Wr_shin%foll. Aftei the leaure
Ilniohe‘i Ile audience calkd 'Wally for Kr, Lin
ter spc , 'ne edged his way out of the crowd
side :tear, telling the Tice President on his wa ,
`hit he was too much embarrsesed to speak,
a statement. made known to the people
int by Dlr. Hamlin, caused much latig - hter.
"freedmen" will obtain over one thousand
ISS as the solid result of the lecture, those pre
' its heatera wore delighted, and bliss Dickinson
" - ie conciliation of feeling not outs thst she has
a good cause, but that she has achieved a fine
mal triumph.
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TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
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F Snyder, eumberland co' D C Snirews, New Jersey
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acct. Paron, T,ui•vilte
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'heo H Knight, He Teton
American—Chestnut street. above Fiala.
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j Miller. Corninq 13 S Dempsey. California
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.J Ra e n. Baltimore .Mise S Penk,p. St Louis
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' H Denney. Syracusel .1 J Sperry.l7 5 A\
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J L Davis & w Delaware 0 W Dickman. Baltimore
Isaac Dayton, New York Jae Jordan. Baltimore
n. laccready,Now Jer.ey,D Lowenthal. Baltimore
Wm Johnson, New Jersey IMr Wartman. Baltimore
AI, D Jarrard, New Jersey J T Norton. Virinia
; J Jenard,&-
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IS Com 151airweit. 15 S N Andrew Baradat, Spain
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, d 6 3 ItanisaY, Kew I' vrk J Cowell. Easton
:B L Worth. (bcord. Pa W 6 Bosworth. Boston
.81,,5e:1. New York Robt L Pylo. Chester co, Pa
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W P Johnson. ex ?nsti 3 Boyle
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fiIII3,IIOPOCIVIII Hotel—Third *tract. allacslre Race..
3 Ronan. Trov. N Y 1 87 Thompson_ Ohio
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-.7 W McCoomb. D S A W J Simmons, Pitsisimrg
.1 Taman 'lronton :1 0 Osgood.. Penna.
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n , 0121 MMY. Ohio lOiram Jones, Easton
Wilso9
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Peter Haas., Reading l itnth. Reading
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Lewry. Wllm, Dal
The trutoo—Arch street, above Third,
Vesper Mareball.llangor,ftle;Jamee Brown
E H Perry. Pottetown thas L Boone. 8t Clair
J b Holcomb. New jersey i ffi h Lilly. Wash . D
W 111 S tci.el. Bow York D H Clark, Wash. D C
j g pay, Trenton. N J Levirßitner, Reading
j p cheer. Reading G R Otto
Pratt. LeAcibtOW.ll
National—Race It
B Thompson, Penns
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A L Adams. Olio
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J L Gordon, Bew Jersey
Collins & la, Cheater, Pa
Ii L Brainard, Trenton, PI J
Bead Eagle—Third •
F B Miller. Jenkinitown
Thee Derrell
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Bon P Gilbert. Monroe co
A Leeh, Allentown
T H Miller, Allentown
W C Doerle, Tremont
Beizolisoo—Secelfll litreet, above Iffarket.
Ri s l e y. piaryl9ad B D Avers,_Now 'raven
Bbau l'iarce P Nice. Illinois
John .Adams. New York Thos Wildman, Bricks co
Sohn Murrell. Cleveland. 0 i Chas Anderson, Backs co
Thos Cleveland, 0
rfsrley Sheaf—Second street, below Vl*s.
Illurnaan. New York on Hoffnagle. Trenton
Chas 01laley, New York Sl3 Taylor, Bucks ca
Jobn Clesver. Wasb, D C A. gnffaa.glo. N 0
II W Loop:, New Jersey G W Untinsgle, Now Nona
A coloroon. Trenton Itinses Eastburn, Solebary
A Joh 1113nli e. NT Res ding. Math Oko
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WATCH TDEHEALTII OF TOUR CITILDREg.—
Worms are a prolific source of eickness in Children.
They are seldom free from them, and by their irritation
all other dieetwes are aggravated. Convulsions, as well
as St. Vitus' Dance, have been superinduced by them.
and death has been Mina in extreme cases. Whenever
the symptoms are observed, such as disturbed sleep,
grinding of the teeth, itching - of the nose. wesknoas of
the 'bowels, slow fever, variable appetite, and (Mad
breath,
DR. TOXIC VERNIFIIGE
,rtea. withont Islay. It Is entirely arta
loca, is readily talitsL by children, effectually dec,tcoys
by its tonic action Itivig - era.tet, the crhola
SY: it'll.
Prepared only at 242 CHESTNUT Street. it2.15-3t
A SEVERE ASSAULT, AR) THEIR COLORS
TATZENT !--It Is not often that , a - e hear of a more chlyal
roue nePault, and with each dyeing succesr, and so tativ
killed. as has been made on ROWE & STEVENS' Family
Dye Colors. and that. too, by ladies, wholly unaccus
tomed to art thing , of the kind. Every lady in the mune
try should continue the assault 1111tii those colors are
found in every home. fold by - all druggists throunhout
the ceuntrs.
DEAFNESS, EYE, EAR, THROAT DISEASES.
CATARRH. treated with the Tei y utmost success. by Dr.
VON MOSCHZISIca.aI, OenHat and Auriet, and the only
European Speclailet in Philadelphia. Once 1037 WkId
'NUT Etieet, where caa ho esamined the most satisfactory
acknowledgment of snesessful curea from some of the
het known men in the country. and citizens of Phila. ,
dolphin. inls,st*
Street below Area.
w J Moodie
'3llPe Tillie Trout, Ala:Hand
Henry Gaiterman, Pa:
Benj Benner. Taatattona
' B S Parker. B 'ton
,Cat k G Feather
J O D Lilly,lndtanapalie
i g Lilly. N4C(f JerieY
Falenbarger, Easton
'A McLeod. Wilmington
:John Sammie, J
W &Intel:der. Easton
Abner Harrington, Dal
W S Clark &
Mrs J ti Blyan4. D C
John Melargo. Pittsburg
Saml Lapp,
.7 C Bette, Wilton, Conn
D Calhoun
TH Deßrowning,:tiew York
IA M KiLESHY• NeW - York
Et Christi, 31. M TOAS
!AL ChrietY, Now York
street. above Stalk.
II Cope, Jr, Oxford. Pa
J P Evans, Milan. Ohio
13 Armstrong, Ohlo
Byron Shaw, Adrian. Mich
'W A McDowell, U S A
Dr D listracin. Newark. Del
earon Parker, U 5 A
Beat. U ti A
W Parker, New Jersey
Jos Greenle. New Jersey
A. Taylor, West CheAer. Pa
D Carle. Bridgeton, N J
N Ayare, Bridgeton, J
eet. aberrer Third.
Samuel Hew'. Lebanon
Wm Llndermtalls Miners,'
A Buricholdev. rearm
B B Hnnnel, Lebanon
Jelin Miller, Lebanon
Win Weller, Phi' , At/EN:lrk
l Rink. Le' avow
ilezebletea. Corat7lll.
med. St , above Arch.
W Heys, Norristown,
C i 3 Gardon, Pottstown..
W C Blact. Harrisburs
M pArtB, Ea ntna
301 m Pearson, Ponnft
I
1 R. Walker. Nerantort
id II May. Clavelaad
eet. above Callovrhill.
nine Stoff.o . . Allen town
ii Shanabersoir. AlleittOWA
W A Ho inerAy. AllealoWli
4., . 311.3 k, y . e b r
rilno,lrio;11
rnsto'n
Emery
E ellen b. rtilw. Mill oilmen
A , Aiilleretown
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WOOD MA.W.— On Tncsday morning. December
16th. 1E63. at London, in the parish of St. Pancras,
Alpheus Baynes Wood, formerly of this city, to Anne
Mari , . Only daughter of J. 'Tomb,' Marr..psq.., of Brom
ley. Shropshire. formerly Mayor of Hastings.
PARSES—BARTON.—At Bloomsburg, Pa., on Thars
day 14th inst.. by Ray. T. B. Cullen. Rev . _ C C. Parker.
of ihiladerphie, and Miss Clara E. Barton, of the former
place.
=EM_
MBRBICH.—On Saturday. January 16ib, R. Ma la,
Wife of H. Merrick., in the 30th year of her e.
Her friends, and tbote of the faintly, are invited to at
tend the funeral. without farther notice. from the resi
dence of her father-in-law, Samuel V. Merrick. No. 90
Northwest Penn Sgnare. int Tuesday. January 19th, at
two
o'clock P. lit
McCoUCH.—On the 17th inst.. Willie Kramer, son of
William and Josephine Mc Couch, aged 4 years 4 months
earl 11 days.
The relatives and friends of the Tamil, are respectfally
invited to rttend the funcral, from the reside' cc of his
parenta, No. 16:24 Marti, Broad street. on Thursday
scorning, at 10 o'clock, to Proceed to Laurel Hilt Ceme
tery.
CUMMINGS. —ht Burlington. N. S.. on thel9:h inst.,
Mary Ann entaminge.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
att,md her funeral.. from the residence of W. Cr. ilfjler.
cn Thur.sday aft - erne on at 2 o'clocir, without farther no
tice.
McVAUGH. —Jan. 17th, 166.1, Daniel Mcirangh, axed
Slyeare.
is friends and thnsa of the family are invited to
attend bis foncral. !rem the residence of his in. aoch
Manua, near Fox Chase. Twenty-th rd ward. on
WedneEday morning. 20th in t.. 7st 10 o'clock.
CLARE.—On eabbath rooming:47o meet., aftsr
abort lilt ets of pneunt•miu, th. Rev- Henry Staaio
Milne, D. , paoter of the Central Preariterian
Church.
,
Thelttn6ral services will he held in the church, at
the corner of Paha; and Cherry street, on i're..llin,lay
Efterneon, 20ch inn-t., at 3 The relatives and
frieltds of the family, and the reverend clergy, are in
ytt,4 to be present
FBI uporr. —On th e 17th inst.., Harriet Adeline, danah
ter of Blinn and Adeline IV. Phtipot, aced :3 yeara and 10
months. . .
. .
The frlends of the family are invited to attend the fu
neral, from the residence of her ;v. , rents, 1535 S aring
Garden atrzet this (TuePtlny ) afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Baltimore papers pica cOPY.
CHRISTY.—On the 15t), of January. Mary J., wife of
William M. Christy. in ho lent year of her age
Tha relatives and friends or the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of bar
lanahand. Spruce street, near Fortieth, this (.17aezdei)
meaning. at 9 o'cicrk
POW VLL.—On eaturday. TaTtri , :rylfol.l.9S:i.Catharina
M., relict of the late John Powell. in the 75th year of her
_ -
IS. - terat s.ervites at St. SteTheu.'s anrcb, on ThuisElmy
next.. l. 31 o'clock.
IllANttlS. —On the /gth lust . in Washington. of
di
se:lee contracted in camp. Lie:zt. Jams,: Manton. of Com -
D5-n•Y 24. Pennsylvania .IZ,erves, aged 22 years, eldest
f,:nr. of l'e:er and Mery bla nton.
Tip relatives and f tienci.B of the family, also his milita
ry friends. the Lengias Fire Company. and gone
Aeeenl7,l3 are invited to attend funeral from the resi
der o' his Fa-ents, No. 720 • onth Sixth street, above
Fitzwater, on Wedneeday morning. at B', o'eleeir.
,-elvviee. at St Paul's Church.. Interment Clthe-
. . _ . . -
dial ePuletel3%
DON.NzI.L. —On the evening of the 16th ins`., aher
short and severe illness. Robert Donnell, aged CO years.
The male friends of the family are respectful:7 invited
to attend his fetters I. from his late residence, No. 2.55
south Tenth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon. at 2 o'clock,
tan , bout further notice. To proceed to Laurel HilL ss
CA'e.TWRIGE.T.—On the 11th inst., of pneumonia,
Matthew Cartwright, in the 74th year of his ate.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence,
10_ o. North Fifth street, this (Tuesday) morning, atll
°Week. without further notice.
IitcLAIIOBLIN.—On Saturday_ learning, the 16th inst..
Vincent, ton of Frank and Sallie McLaughlin. aged .1
Sears. and 11 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his
parents, Bridge street, near Thirty-ninth. West Phila
delphia. en Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock.
UUiIS.—OnH the nth Lastant. Rate, wife of Enon M.
Harris.
Dne notice of the funeral will
BIRD.---At Harrisburg. on the lath instant. Mt Law
rence, eldest daughter of Charles and Mtry Bird. lu the
17th year of ber age.
P ESSON & SON'S MOURNING
STORE, No. 91S CHESTNUT Street, January Sth.
Black and purple Balmoral Skirts.
Grey and purple Balmoral Skirts.
' Grey and black Balmoral Skirts.
Black Watered Moreens.
Black Kid Gloves, Alexandre% and Jouvins.
Black Bid Gloves. embroidered.
Black Undressed Kid Gloves, embroidered.
Bischoff's Mourning Silk.
Lupin's 'Black Tandses
Riaels Crape C plain and fancy. 1 19
"PYRE LANDELL, 400 AROII ST.,
k€E.R , the best
Black Cloth fcr D, - ess Coats.
.Black Cassimeres for Dress Pants,
Black Velvets for Dress Vests,
Cassimeres for suits,
Cords for Riding Pants,
jalB Cloths and Caseuneres for Boys.
PR.N.XSYLVAIicIit. nowricuvriu-
R&L bocißrY, S. W. cor BRn&D and WAG•
NUT Streets.—Stated meeting THIS EVAN - ISG. at
o'clock.
MDIEVDST.DDS MELTING.-AY AD
iourned Meeting of the CLF.D.Cif MEN of Phila—
delphia and yicinuy will be held on TR.IIRSDAY next,
at 41. M.at the Rooms of the Christian. Commission,
lio.lll. BANK Street (np stairs), to consider the unpre
cedented call for Ministerial Delegates. from the Army of
the Potomac, and devise imams, if po:=Atble, to meet it.
FRANCIS EIODGSON, Chairman.
W. E. BOARDMAN, Secretary. jal9-inth2t.
rer NOTI F O UR TEENTH Oka.,
FROM THE WARD .— At an ad
journed meeting of the Citizens of the FOURTEENTH
WARD, held at Spring Garden Hall. daturday Evening,
the 16:h inst., the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting be au
thorized to receive the names of all Recruits credited to
this Ward.
. .
In accordance with the above, the nnoersigned re
quests all parties interested to communicate with him
Immediately, that be may be able to report at the meet
ing to be held at the above place on next WEDNESDAY
Ev.E.NING. the lath. WM. B. THOMAS, Chairman.
Aunt: %Hoe R. DArr,, Secretary_
ilZge litlP Olt TA Pt YOTICE FOUR..
TBEDtTEE WARD.—An adjourned meeting of the
citizens of the Fourteenth Ward will be held at SPRING
GARDEN HALL, next WEDIVESDaY RVENING, Janu
ary 20 to act upon the final report, of the several Pre
cinct Committees, and to determine upon the amount of
Bounty to be given. All interested in sustaining the
honor of the Ward are argentty requeked to attend.
Wfd, B. TitoMAS, Chairman..
Attest: THOMAS It, Secretary. fal.9-atf,
AT THE 140th ANNIVERSARY
Meeting of the CARPENTERS' COMPANY of the
City and County of Philadelphia, held at their Hall
Jeri. :Wag, ISrA, the following officers were effected, VIZ
PRESIDENT,
AMR ts EREIC3CS2Ii.
VICE P/lESIDES T,
JOl , ll WiLLIAMS,
TREASURER,
JAMES EIIITCHINSON,
SECRETARY.
CHABLIS CONRAD.
WARDEN, A.
PHILIP KRAMER.
ANNUAI4MEETING
Of the Stockholders or the YJI IL ADEbrlt I a AND
SAVANNAS slTest NAN - ig.aTION CoMPiNY. ter the
election of Five ManaKET3 3.12.3 the transaction of other
be he) I at the 02lee of the Company. No.
r 4 8 4. NORTH 13. Til WHARVES (..ecott floor). nn TUESDAY,
the 2d day of February next, at 5 o'e Look
WiLLIASI DENNIS.
jal942t Secretary and Treasurer.
Mot the Stookb:o — ldere of the ' OEaIiTFATIMe
DATION COMPANY, for the election of flue
Di o f
wid t h e t ran saction of oilier baeinese, will be held at the
Office of the Company. No 126 NORTH WHARVES.
(second floor.) on TUESDAY, the second day of Febru
ary next, at 12 o'clock noon. WM. DENNIS,
lal9 12t Secretary and Treasurer.
ra. NOTICE. TAR ANNUAL MEET
INN of the Stocicho_ders of the UNION STEAM
SHIP COMPANY will he held. on TUESDAY, Pebroary
2d. 1964. at 4 o'clock P. M., at the oNrce. No. 14 North
DELAWARE Avenue, when as eltction will take place
for floe Managers to verve B,r the ensuing year.
jal9-121 WU. W. BART.:I4E9S. fitioraismai
Ors AN AD.101.71/11TED MEETING OF
the Stocancadera of the CLINTON COLL AND
IRON COMPANY will be held TAM DAY (Tuesday).
19th inst.. at II o'clock A. M., at the WetherDl Douse.
slfe OM Stret t, above Sixth. to consider a proposal for
the tale of the lauds of the Company, and for other busi
ness. C. 0. JACKSON,
Becretary of the meeting held Mt hot,
GREAT FAIR FOR TIER
BENEFIT OF THE SOLD/888
MIME HALL OF THE V. 6. PATENT OFFICE.
Thee VFW Of WI WI bag been bir:APY oranted by the
Govern ?nentY.
VTAANINGTON. D C
COMBISITEGI FEBRUARY kyr. lEGB,
Ralf the profteds to be applied for the benefit of the
FAIIIILIEN of Yeldiers from the District f Columbia;
the other half Se the U. S. CHRISTIAN atibilftSSlOßT
for the benefit of the Soldiers in the service from the
whole oonntrY.
This Fair is nailer the auspices of the Ladies' Relief
sedation of the District of Columbia. Hon. Bereamiu
B. French is President; Henry D. Cooke. Eso. Vice
President: Selah Seuiree, Esq.. Secretary. and Hon.
Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washington. Chairman of
the Committee of .11... - .r.ammaante-
It 1s hoped that thellerchants and Dtaiinfactxtrers of
Philadelphia will notfail tobe fully rep meented b r their
Wares and Merolla/Mire at this Fair, as it is likely to be
visited by promitent p7.wsonsfrom all parts of our Own
and other countries
The Ladies' Belief Associatton of the District of Co
lninbia haying without any aolicitatien. tendered half
the proceeds of tlie Fair to, shell. E. Christian Corow.is
eion. any Goods for the Fair sent to the Rooms of the
Christian Commission. 11 DARK Street, will be for
warded at once free of charge. J aid stnthlt
grJOBN B 'GOBBET AT Tll ACADTIG
.MY ON MUSIC kW?, VIY, LAST TiLA TbAS
WINTER
Mr. Gout will deliver a iectura on bin great them)
TEMPERANCE."
Giving, by specialrtvraeat.
r_ OM ON MN Y NEPA , ILLUSTRATIONS.
ON THURSDAY EVENING. JAN JARY 21et.
IN TAN
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF artiste.
The sale of Tickets will commence on MON'DAY
IHOLNING. JANUARY IS, at 9 O'CLOOK precisely, at
MARTIEN'S, NO. 606 CHUITIIIT S MEET. No
Ticket will, in any case, be sold before that time.
Reserved Seats SO teals. Family Circle 25 scuts. Am
ple arrangements have been made to prevent incone
venience in waiting at the sale of Tickets.
The proceeds of this Lecture will be devoted to
SICK AND VirODNI.thD SOLE:466S, thtongh the - United
States Chili , Elan Commission.
Air Early application for Reserved Seats will be
necessary. as great multitudes were unable En obtain
them for 114 r. Gengh's last lecture in the Academy, all
the :Reserved Seats having been disposed of in a few
bows after its sale began.
OFFICE. OE THE. HAZIAETON
111P i r ' VOAL CuMPANY.—Puti.AnE‘v2MA, Ja,u 18,1884.
Tee nicotinic of the stOelt ti elders of the
COAL COMPANY will nu 'amid at their ciiies. in
FliDadelehia, on THI7IttiDAY. Febrrary IA. 1834. at 12
o'clock M wben e.n election will be bold for Directors
to . sst re the ensuing year. A el
Seerotax7 and Treasurer.
PIIIYADELPIEJLA. AND ERIE RAIL
PITILAI)RI:Pftra, SR 13. 1861
the AnnuNl Meeting of the Stockholders of the Phila
delphia and Erie Railroad Company will ba held at tae
Office. NO. 630 WALNUT Street. on MONDAY. the
eighth day of February next, at tea o clock
At this meeting au Eleetion will be held for /en Mana
gers of the Company to serve for one s•y,,a.r.
The roils to close at two O'clock P. nt
ia:l9-tuths9t - EDWARD F. OAT , Sec'y.
.
Or• %WIRD NATIONAL BANE. OF Ffll
LADELPELL —.At the Annual Meatier' held on
the 12tb instant, the following Stockholders were elected
Directors of the Third National Bank of Philadelphia:
David B. Paul, IJames B. Ferree,
William C. Allison, Adam Warthrnan,
Thomas B. Peterson , 0. P. Motion,
George Cool:man.
At the reefing of the Board of directors, held THIS
DAY, DAVID B. PAUL. Esq.. was unanimous/sr re
elected President. R. OLENDIANING, Cashier.
JAZIPARY 34,1561. j sIS-6t .
M. OFFICE OF THE FULTON COAL
COMPANY. No. $ll South THIRD Street.
An annual meeting of the Stockholders, and an elec
tion for five Directors, to serve the ensaing year, will be
held ,t. the office of the Company on the Ist proximo, at
12 o'clock, U.
the hooks will be aloes& on the 24tb instant, until the
sth proximo. C g.tS. S. Fab - Yam',
jalltrawf•tfel Secretary.
_PENNSYLVANIA. PRME, DM A N'S
RSLI EE' ASSOCIA ?lON —The Rooms of this As
sociation. at No. 424 WALNUT Street, are open daily
from 1 o'clock A M. till GP. M. for the reception of do
nations in Goods. Clothing . . and Rocks. Contributions
in Money are to be banded t the Treasurer, E, W.
CLARK, Req., South TRIAD Street.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE
1110.'" Members of the Merchants' Fund, will be held.
et the Rooms of the Board of Trade, on TLIESDA.Y. the
19th inst.. at 4 o'clock P. M
isl6.llt* RICHARD WODD, Secretary.
odg , TH>ty P.WMITSYTAVANI.A.
comPArAT FOR INstaLAIWES ON LIVEn AND
GRANTING ANNLIITINS.—PrimAtiai.rntA, January I.
NU —The al/LUBA eetlng of the Sr—cktiol.der.s of this
Company will takelace at alai" once, No. 30*
WALN D
T Street, on MONDAY. the ISth instant. at 12
o'clock M. And at the tame time an election will be
held for Thirteen Directors, to serve the ensuing year.
isatot . WILLIA M D. RILL, Actuary.
rep OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE
SO., 40a VirdLNUT Street,
PErmenaverite. January 12,1864.
At the annual meeting of the Stockholder , of this Cern-
Dans% held on the 11th - day of January, 1861, the follow
ing [Millen:len were elected Directors for the earning
year:
F. Ratchford Starr. [ -
William McKee,
Nalbre' Frazier.
J. AL .Atwood,
B. T. Trediok,
Mordecai L. Dawson,
At a meeting of the Board
F. RATOBP
was reelected President. ax
THOS. H. Id(
el l ected
a l3-6t Vice President.
ORA]
MJERSEY SHONE, PINE CREEK,
AND MT& LIAR RAIL iit) AD.—Agreeably to
previous notice, a Meeting of-the Commissioners of the
above enterprise was held at the Girard House, in Phila
delphia, on the 10th inst. , and after the transaction of
business they adjourned to meet again at the FRANKLIN
ROME, in Jersey Shore, Lycomics county, on THUM
DAY. the 4th day of February, 1864. at 10 o'clock M.,
to open books and receive subscriptions, preparatory to
organizing the Company. A report on the general
character of the route will be made by the Engineer at
that time
DECEMBER 16. 1863.
'UPTON CANAL COMPANY. PIIILA
PELFMA, January 12, 15e4.
The sunhat meeting of the UNION CANAL COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA will be held at the Office. No. MS
WALNUT Stmt. (Farquhar Building.) on TUESDAY.
the Zd day of February next, at 11 o'olOcl A. 21., when
an election will be held for officers and manager§ to
eery° for the ensuing year.
The transfer bootm will he closed after the 213 instant,
and remain cloned until after the meeting.
ialStf2 OrC AK THOMPSON. Secretary
CORN 11l:JECIIA1
1ALp921.45,,..1y0vvnbi
t tIIA Riectlwi hold 16th 1
.
an 'were dnly elected Direr-
Saaik
Alexander
James Steel.
Nol..ext. 2a-71.14
William T. Vox,
Samuel T, canty,
ratan B. 'di n gle.
John F. Grorn,
And at the meeting of the
JATTEI.I., Rao.. was nn ant
POREEY, Cashier.
no2I-Sza
Ma... INSURANCE
STATI OF PENVSY
The following gentleman _
rictoz s of the Company for t:
Henry I) Sherrerd,
rb a ve , Macalaster,
Wiliiam S Smith,
William E. White,
Chow.> 11. Stuart.
itn,r,el Grant. Jr.,
Whit - is Wagner,
At &meetlya' of the Directors. hula 'PHIS DAY,
I:II4,NRY
was unaziinously re elect e 1
ja.l4-6t WILL
L(0-7g,'NFITERTsun:11,0 , 1 1 tdha.. '!„?gr,cr
coLunBIA arid RIDOE Avenues.7,-RtuLADET,PRIA, Jan.
li, 15.64.
At the Annual Meeting of Stockholders, held this day.
the following gentlemen were elected fur the ensuing
rear:
-. • --
E. a EDWARDS.
DIRECTORS.
John T amberi. 'Andrew A. Butler.
Chas Thomson Jones, !Henry Croskey.
Nihilism S. °rant. "
W. S. BLIVAT,
jal2-12t Secretary and Treasurer
IV OTICE —OFFICE PHIL iIDEL.
PDIA AIS'D TRENTON RAILROAD CO
PH ILAI2ELPIII A, Jan. 15, 1661.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held this day,
a semi-annual dividend of FIVE PER CENT , clear of
all taxes, was declared, payable to the stockholders or
their legal representatives. on and after the tlAt Instant,
at the Company's °face, No. gat SOUTHDELAWARE
Avenue. A. IL TELO.II - 80N,
7t Treasurer.
OFFICE OF 1 , 1-I.E. 1.0 (ICS BLOCN
TAIN COAL AND IRoli COMP al`Z
PITILADELPHIA, January 14,1884.
At a meeting of the Board of 0tr..,,0rs or tho above
Company, held this day, a dividend of one dollar ptr
Chars on the capital stook. was declared. payable to the
stockholders or their legal representatives on and after
the 25th inst. JOS. C. COPPETOK.
isle.t.j26 Treasurer.
_ _
ELEVENTH WARD—AVOID THE
pyl DRAFT. —An Adjourned Ale , ting of the Citizens
of the ELEVENTLI WAND mist be held at, the Rau N.
E. ecrner of SECOND and COATES Street (second story),
on TUESDAY EVENING, 19th inst„ at 8 o'clock, to de
vise rceans relative to filling the quota of the ward;
alEo, permanent organization
FREDERICK OLADINO, President.
AttEst—CuAS. S ATSTIN. Secretary. jotS 2t.if
MEIGHTEENTH WARD—S7S EX
EL tititiNTY.—The Ciro:mit:se appointed. to
disburse the Sands raised f...r tl e purpose of paying the
extra ward bounty to' all recruits Reerrdited, to the
Blghteenth ward, will sit at D. GORG Office,
BBSCIi. Street, above Hanover, daily, from 2 to 4
o'clock P. M
M. P. BR ADY.
W. W. WEYS.NT. }Disbursing Committee.
ED. G DEGAS.
By order. H. FITIPLire,
Chairman Committee.
FRANKLIN KNIGHT, }Secretaries.
Jog. S. ALLEN,
jall-120 CHARLES ii. CRAMP, Treasurer.
PrRA D ILR D O A C AL O L NDPANA AND
RI7A Dl o N ut O h
FOURTH Street. I'artADULMTA, September 2. 1S8&
.
ioivrtigiew . ifoTICE.--The foßoWing-named persons
are entitled to a Dividend on the Common Mock of thio
Zompsny. The residence of several of them is am
knoWn, and it is, therefore, necessary that the certill
rates of stook should be presented on calling for the
Dividend. a BRADFORD, Treasurer.
STOCKHOLDERS' NAMES,
Mrs. Mary Bishop. S. Lancaster,
Tlmothy - C. Boyle. Percy M. Lewls,
Clement Biddle, Fanny Mary Miteherson.
Ann Copeland, John Mclntyre,
A. Rmalle and'. Newbold, John S. Moore
trustees. James McKnight.
Debbie A. Hughes, Berg. F. Newport,
g&Illi. T. Harrison. Benj Fott,
James Hallowell, W R.Rodman.
James W. Hallowell , Sarah Ann Richards.
Catherine C. Koppile, Henry B. Sharer,
Daniel Klapp, Maria L. Sadler.
Mary Kuhn, AnsdreerTr Ulrich, Chas. Kuhn. Hartman )lira.
Rebecca
Kuhn and J. H. Kuhn, Ex. 1 Asher M. Wright,
of S. K uhn . I William Young,
R. V. K. Lebow Halm— INV. H. McVickar.
and Janes 0, Schaff. SR. of Austin Smith,
John B. W 0.. . sea's-I Wm!. sr. On tedi.strith4l
rage. PHILA.D.E.LPHIPS. AND kiledt.l3lll e
BAILBOAD CONFAB Y. Office No. 1331 South
FOUBTM Street PHILADELPHIA, December 2. - 18".
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The Transfer Books of this
Company Wlll be closed on THURSDAY, 17th instant.
and reopened on TUESDAY. January 12, 1984.
A Dividend of SEVEN PER CENT. , clear of State tax,
bits been declared on the Common Stock. payable in
Common Stock on and after the 31st December next to
the holders thereof SE they shall stand registered on the
books at the close of bmoineas on the 17th Met.
A Diviaemi or THERE AND A HAI.Y PER CENT.,
clear of State tax, has been declgred on the Pre
ferred Stock, payable In Cash or Common Stock, at the
option of the holder. on and after the 31st December next,
to the stockholders as they shall stand registered on the
books at the close of business on the 17th inst.
Holders of certificates Which hail' been discharged
(roan this office, or either of the Transfer Agencieg, are
Particularly requested to have them duly registered on
the Transfer Books to Which they have been transferred,
prior to th e 77th inst.
Stockholders Whose names are registered on the New
York books will be paid at the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, and Coosa whose names are registered on the
Boston books will be paid at the officeof Messrs.
Thayer SF Brother_ S. BRAME%
BIIRGno N-ARTIS
FOR 1113TILATBD SOLDIRBIi.--SOLDIBBS who
case iota an ARM or Lra In the serciee. and desire the
Patent PALMER Limbo"to be supplied by emus/L
-atent. should return this n.otiee immediately to this of.
gee, stating their Lou by letter, with namoorour.
regiment. and residence. B. YEASIS
osgs-am MUMS OBBSTNUY Street. Phil:dein
Miew PHILADELPHIA. MUTUAL REAL
ESTATE ASSOCIATION.—The Committee ap
pointed to wind up the affairs of this Association notify
those having fully-paid Stock to present their Certifi
cates, with receipt , at the Office of E. IsCHREINER ,
NOBLE Street. above Muth. on or Before the Ist day
of APRIL next. B. VAN BSIL.,
B. SCHREINER,
jeB-ftu3m* ALLAN W. RICHAUDS.
Committee.
nee OFFICIa MINX HILL AND scraultx..
tram riavErt RAILROAD cOMPANY:
PHILADELPHIA. . 91.114 1864.
At a meeting of the Board of Manage held this day.
a semi-annual dividend of 1/01311 pER. ENT. (equal
two dollars per share) was declare& payable to the
Stockholders. or their legal representatives. on or after
the 21st inst.. clear of all taxes.
The transfer bock will be closed nniil the2lat inst.
ja1, 9 4-4ittiaGt W/1111 1 / 4 1111411DLD. Seerstary.
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1864.
Gamlen. Stuart_
Jobn lA, Brown,
J. L. Brringer.
George W. rannestock.
James L Claighorn.
William 4fk. Bonito%
of Directors, held this day,
?OBD STARA A"
Lnd
.NTG OMERY
LES FOSTER. Secretary
deiB•tfe4
14161C - BANIC,
. ar 23d, 11383.
t. the felle - vrtne Ftoekhold
tors of the Cora 4.l3=hzuse
G. Otitis%
Christian J. Hoffman.
H. W. Cat'aerwoed.
Edmund A. &wader,
Charles E. Wilkins,
David Vandorvaer,
Jonathan Knight.
Board this day ALEX. tj
monsly I , e-elec'ed President
iso Praridont, and SOHN W
J. W. TORREY.
Cashior.
COMPANY OF TIM
LV NIA.
ITILABELYZIA, .Tan. 13,1564.
I are been duly elected Di
he year 1364:
horang B. Wattsbn,
Renry G. Freeman..
Charles S. Lewis,
George C. Careen.
Edw. C. Knight,
Julia 13. "Austin.
President of the Company
TAM II &JIM?. Secretary.
NEW PUBMICATONS.
READY jANVARY 230,
THE ITEW DrOTEL DT TROWBRIDGE
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TENTH WARD-ONE HUMMED
:COLLARS EXTRA. BOUNTY TO BE GIVEN!
At a meeting of tho citizens of the Tenth ward,
held on Saturday evening, the 9th instant., it was
Resolved, That an extra bounty of one hundred dol
lars shall be paid to every recruit who shall be mustered
into the service of the United States, and credited to this
ward.
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following-named gentlemen were appointed to act as an.
Executive Committee, and to receive contributions from
citizens of the ward: . _
Firet Precinct—Clement H Smith, John X Ford, John
K i Valentine. George F. Jordan, Jos. B. Townsend.
George Truman, Jr , Isaac Cooper.
Soc. nd Precinct—Samuel J. Creswell. Thomas .T.
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Charles Weet, John Durborrow.
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B. Woodward, W. S Peirce, Henry B Banners,
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STEPHEN COLWELL, President.
JOAN K. VALENTINE, 2 Secretaries.
CHARLES. JEN/ELL. ial.2 , Wits&
IPROVOST GUARD.- ONE THOU
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DUTY.
The Honorable 'Secretary of War has authorized
Major General GEORGE CADWALLDER to organize and
equip a special force for Garrison. Provost Guard, and
other duty.
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who can bring good recommendations from reliable citi
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bale now an opportunity , rarely offered in the military
service.
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required for special duties.
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unless he can bring the recommendation above men
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5 feet 5 inches in height.
Eecruits will be clothed and placed on duty at the Pro
vost Barracks as fast as enlisted.
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each Wards or Districts as they may select, provided
they seleet such Wards or Districts as have lieretorde
shown an intention to fulfil their promises and act In
good faith towards persons who have been accredited to
them for the purpose of avoiding the draft.
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TONWOOD Streets, Philadelphia.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
F 1;1, A. ri NE IA I N
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Statement of the Assets of the Company
ON JANUARY 19T, 1964.
Poblisla Ad in conformity with the provisions of the
Stxtti section ofthe Act of ktoombly of
April uth, 1842.
Mortgages.
On property valued at over 46+1,031100/
being First Mortgagee on Real Estate
in the City and County of Philadel
phia. except AM (03 24, in the neigh
boring counties
Real Estate.
Purchased at Sheriff 'a sales, under
reengage Online, v i e
Eight houses and lot. S. W. corner
Chestnut and Seventeenth streets....
A Loose and lot. north ride of Soma
street, west of Eleventh
Two houses and lot, south side of Santee
street, near Sixteenth street
Five homes and lots, Nos. 621, 523, 525, •
627, and 529 Dillwyn street
Tyree houses and lot, east side Savage
teenth street, south of Pine
Noted and let, S. S. corner of Chestnut
and Beach streets
Five houses and lot. north side George
street. west of Ashton street
Seven houses and lot, east ride Beach
street, south or Chestnut street.
A house and lot, Fitzwater strest, east
of Finch Street
A ground rent of NO on lot north side
Otter, west of Leoparo street
S 7 lots of ground en Baclesey etreat and
Quervelle avenue, Bristol
A house and lot, south aide Stiles street,
east of Sixteenth street
A house and lot, east ride Front street,
north of Cherry street, Kensington..
Two house - , and lots, north side Filbert
street, west of Eighth street
lve houses and lot, n orth side Dauphin
retreat, east of Coral street
A house and 1,,t, east side Sixteenth St.,
south of Chestnut street
A house and lot,. west :,:de Dread etroat.
south of Vase .Ereet
house and lot, south stele Filbert St..
west of Sixteenth street
Two houses and lots, on corner of
Erankford. Road and Auburn street.
frosting on Frank ford Road
Two houses, and lots. S. W. corner
Lombard and. Twenty-third streets.
fronting on. Lombard street
Three lots' of ground. N. W. corner
Twenty-third- and Meredith streets,.
Total,. surveyed and valued
at 3427,612 23
BOSTON
Loans.
Tens .orary Loans on Stocks as Collate
]sl Security (valued at $121.484)
Stocks.
$40,10011. S. 7. 33• Treasury
37,50 U. S. -
One-Year Certificates--
0(6 17. S. 6-250 Year Registered Bonda
2.5.00013. S. 5.20 Year Coupon Banda...
10 Ci.o Akan once Loan. 6 per cent
9,000 Pennsylvania State Six per cent.
Loan, of May, 1661
10, 3to North Penna. R. IL. Bonds
900 North Penna. R. R. Coupon
Scrip.
300 Shares Pennsylvania 11. R. Co.
91 Shares Franklin Fire Ins. C 0....
200 Shares Bark of Kentucky
17 Shares Northern Bank Kentucky
"430 Shares Union Bank Tennessee..
13 Shares Insurance ComnanY of
the State of Yennsylvania....
200 Shares Southwark Railroad Co.
24 Shares Union Canal CcinranY • •
2 Ebares Continental Hotel C 0....
3.(00 Continental Rotel Bonds
700 Philadelphia City Loan
310 Philadelphia City Warrants....
Totalmarket value 9t302.644 70
COST ..
Notes and Bills Receivable.
Revenue Statues
Cash en band
Cash in hands of Agents • •
Market price•
Cost, as above
Advance in value...
Market price•
Cost, as above
Advance in value
Losses by Fire.
Losses paid &alas the year 3563
By order of the Board.
13A.2iTiCIEM17.,
PRESIDENT,
JAS. W. IVICA_LI.AS r rE . R.
BR3RRTARY PRO. TEM
DIRECTORS_
CHAS. N DANcREd, iIsAAC LEA.
TOBIAS WA OtiEti. MDWARD 0. DALE,
SAMiI EL GRANT. GEO. FALB&
JACOB R. SMITH, ALFRED FITLBR.
GEO. W. RICHARDS, FRAS.- W. LBWIS, M. D
Ca - AS. N. BANCICER, President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
JAS. W. McALLISTIR, Sec. pro Ora.
-jnlB-stnthGt
kIXTEENTH ANNUAL- REPORT
k " ). OF THE
Pik - ND" AITJTUA:I4
LIFE INSUR tiNCE COMPANY,
OFFICE Ito. 921 CHESTNUT STREET.
Published in Conformity with the Charter.
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEIMER
31. 1363:
For Life Prenilttms for term of
Life
For Extra and. War Eters, &c...
For Interest Received on Invest
ments
For Bcrip Dividends received from Policies
Porchated end Coact:nod
LOSSES AND EXPENSES DURING T
PaRIOD.
For Thirty Losses, amounting
to $92,6C0 00
_
For Expanses. Salaries. Medical
Examinations, /dyer's:, &c— 13,005 13
For Rent, Taxes, _Roves=
Stamps, &c • •
For COMMIESIOIIS to Agents, d
vertising. Lineages, &c
DISBLiRSEMENTS.
For Return Premiums, Policies
pnrcbased FUE cancelled.. 8.732 85
For Interest paid 1,619 60
For S. Sanitary Commission,
& 900 00
11.272 35
Added to Capital G 1863.-4 .$132,8b9 21
Capital accumnimea to Decem
ber 31, 1862 1,161,789 60
Deduct Scrip of 18.50 to 1.536, re
ceived in payment of Pre
miums 63.320 00
-- 1,033,469 50
Accumulated Capital December 31,1863 221,289 71
AS3ETS CF THE COMPANY LIABLE FOR LOSSES.
$24.000 GO 11, S, 0 per cent. Loan of
1107. cost ODA, 471 25
40,000 CO 7 3-30 Treasury Rotes.. - 41,400 00
100,060 GO 11. S. 6 per cent. Trans
ferable Loan. 1871 100,212 60
103,000 00 H. S, 5-20 6 per cent. L oanloo,ooo 00
35,602 89 Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
Loan. taxed 31,842 69
20,000 00 Pennsylvania 5 per cent,
Coupon Bonds 18,636 00
31,500 CO Philadelphia 6 percent.
Loan, taxed 26,916 76 •
37,600 (0 Philadelphia 6 per cent.
Loan. exempt 36.104 60
19,400 00 Philadelphia 6 percent.
Loan. free 18,081 00
20,200 00 Philadelphia 6 per cent.
Loan. taxed 16.474 7.5
10,0G0 00 Pittsburg 6 per ct• 1 301 1 4 0. 8. VA 0 )
28,000 00 Allegheny County 0 per
cent. Bonds 19,696 00
10,600 00 Washington County 6 per
cent. Bonds 7,525 00
21,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad
Ist moot. Bonds 20,990 00
12,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad
2d snort. Bonds 9,796 25
10,000 CO Harrisburg Railroad 6
Per cent. Bonds 10,760 00
10, COO 00 Louisville City per cent.
Bonds 7,141 40
600 Shares Penna. R. Stock.- 26,442 77
1:00 Shares Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Stock 7,617 26
212 Shares Girard Life Ins_
& T. Co. Stock 5,575 33
' 100 Shares Western Inc stook 6,882 so
209 Shares Commercial Bank
Stock 11.035 25
76 Shares North America
Bank Stock 10.188 00
100 Shares Manufacturers' & -
Mechanics' Yank Stock 2,784 00
. GO Shares Mechanics' Bank
of St. Louis 4.950 60
250 Shares Delaware Mutual
S. Ins. Co. Stock. • ... 6,250 CO
00 Shares Girard B'k Stock. 2,000 00
35 Shares Farmerslt Hecker
- nits' Bank Stock, • • ••» 1.820 00
425 Sharesl Corn Exchange
Bank Stack 12,750 00
• $595.958 76
306,952 00 bonds and mortgages, all first liens, 303,862 56
12,716 67 ground rent. 11.965 00
Real estate held by the Company 41,034 76
Premium notes secured by policies 91.482 85
Loans and collaterals 12,260 SO
Balances in bands of agents 11,626 09
Quarterly pa) ments due Company 12.733 20
Office furniture - 2.452 23
Scrip dividends purchased by Company 00,241 Era
h on hand and in bauk 32.063 , ar
Interea ton *teens and loans accrued to De
cember 31, 1663
Life interest and annuity •
Deposit in U. S. Sub-Treasury
Deduct losses due inlS6
PHILADELPHIA, Januar! 11, 1964.
At an election held at the office of the Company on
Monday. the 4th Mat , the following named gentleman
were drily elected Trustees to serve for three years:
John 0. Brenner, William P. Hacker,
Benjamin Coates, Joseph El. Trotter,
Richard S. Newbold, William H. Kern,
James B. McFarland. James Boston.
Edward M. Needles.
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the
12th inst., the following officers wore elected: President,
JAMES TRAQIIAIR; Vice President, S 111, E. SPOKES;
A. T. and Actuary, JOHN W. HOBNOB; Secretary,
H S. STEPHENS.
The Board have declared a. sari's Dividend of FORTY
PRI: CENT. upon the Cash Premiums paid In 1893. on
all Policies in force on the slat ultimo. and have decided
to receive the Scrip Dividends of 1857. 1868. and January,
1859, in payment of Premiums on and after the 15th inst.
from those who pay their premiums in cash j and to
credit those indebted. for Premium Notes or Loans on
Policies, with the amount of their Scrip for those years
on their Notes or Loans on that date.
JAMES TRAQUA.I2. President.
SAMUEL B. STOKES, Vise President
JNO. W. HORNOR, A. V. P. and Actuary.
H. S. STEPHENS. Secretary. jals 16 19 21 23 25.6 t
I'AME INSITRANt
No. 406 ORBS'.
FIRE AN P D R IMiI
DIEET
Francis If. Beck.
Charles Richardson.
Henry
0. W. Davis.
P. 8 Justice.
George ♦. West.
FR* CIS N.
CHAS. RICH
W. I. 13L,ArcHARD. Secret
OF PHILADELPHIA.
$1,933440 31
267,503 00
2y2.91 50
•
..• ...... 95 55
$27,642 66
4 611 88
$3,411407 33
Real Estate.
$127,817 29
116,911 313
Stocks.
$301,541 70
267,503 DO
69451,619 96
3,1`3 2{ , 7
5.478 9
85,033 83
-- 246,779 95
8,864 48
- 107,977 $9
JE COMPANY,
?NUT STEM,
BLPHIA.
.ND INSURANCE.
7TORIL
John W. Eminent,
• Itobert B. Potter.
John Kessler, Jr..
B. 15 Woodruff,
Chavien Stokes.
Joseph D. Ellis.
BIIPK. President.
.nDso - N. Vice President.
VT. jall-tf
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U ri. I *A m
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
INCLORPORATED 1804.
The following etatemert of the affairs of the Company
is publiahed in conformity with a provielon of its
charter:
Premiums written from January 1. 1863. to
January L mt. 9e4 10
Do. undetermined January 1,1£63 • 43, 468 12
Premiums wilted durigut the year as above.. 3169.752 7 9
Intend from luireatments 10,6138 99
Losses paid during the year.
Return premiums
Insurances
Expenses. commissions, and contri
butions to volunteers 16.678 60
Milted States tax 2,610 50
ittaLati 91
Less amount reserved to pay losses
heard from but not adjusted 11.030 00
Coramutation to GliztOmens Lilian of
scrip . 17,010 15
7/8.010
Balance remaining With the Company oat ,n 4
The Directors have declared a dividend of EIGHT
PER CENT. on the capital stock, and SIX PER MST.
on the outstanding scrip, out of the above profits, pays,
ble on demand, free of all taxes.
The assets of the Comparty consist of
41,720 6 per cent. bonds Camden wed Amboy Railroad.
10.003 do. do. North Pennsylvania Railroad.
10,000 do. do. Philadelphia and brie Railroad.
14.610 do; do. Chos. and Del. Canal Co.
11.600 7-30 do. United Statet,
5.20 do.
do.
6,000 United States COMMatell o f Indebtedness.
%COO 6 per cent. coupon bonds Mate of Peitneylvania.
16400 6 per cent, bonds • do.
2,080 loan to State of Pennsylvania, aid to volunteers.
16,000 6 per cent. bonds city of Philadelphia.
'7,000 do. do. city of Pittsburg.
7.000 6 per cent. bonds do.
MI 6 per cent. scrip forth Pennsylvania Railroad.
1,063 shares Union Mutual Insurance Company.
88 do. Delaware Mutual Insurance Company.
100 do. North Pennsylvania Railroad.
220 do. Pennsylvania Railroad.
95 do. Delaware Railroad.
re do. Philadelphia Bank.
2,877 scrip of sundry insurance COMPardag.
Market value of the above.
Bills receivable.
Cash on hand
Cash deposited U. 5••.... _..
46. ell 93
Sundry accounts due for unsettled premiums,
salvages, and other accounts
110.811 30
00,505 27
At the annual election for Directors. held January 11,
1964, the follouthla gentlemen were elected Directors to
eorve three worse!
Irancia Tete.
John H. Irwin.
'Reuben A. Smith,
T. P. Steiner,
S. Delbert fo
Who constitute the Board o
Richard S. Smith,
Destonet.
A. E. Borte,
Wm. C. Kent,
Henry Lewie, Jr.,
Edward L. Clark,
Elbe Yarnall,
RICHARD S.
JOHN MOSS, Secrets,
THE PENNSYLVANIA. COMPANY
rox
INSURANCES ON LIVES
3L 651 49
AND
GRANTING
IN CONFORMITY WITH AN ACT OP THE LEGISLA.
TITRE, PUBLISH TNT FOLLOWING
STATEMENT OF THEIR ASSETS,
ON IST DRCENBER, 1863:
CAPITAL. 81,000,000.
sll.'loo 03
Real Rotate—League Island. in River
Delaware .
Office Building, M 4 Wal
nut street
Sundry well - secured
D round Rents . . •• •
35,041 70
Mortgages—First Mortgages on unlit.
cumbered Prim:4lml'
Cash.. ....
Loans on AIL with notes and collate
rale
Life Interests
Debts dne to Company, including ad
vances on Trust. Estates
*60,109 07
STOCKS AND LOANS., vizi
112 Shares Commercial Bank
553 • Partners' & Mechanics' Bank
16I• Philadelphia Bank
45 " State Bank, Camden
164 " Cleveland and M. Railroad.
31 " Del. Bridge Co., Beaton..
310 " Inc. Co. North America....
137 " Lehigh Valley Railroad.....
20 " Pennsylvania Railroad
50 " North Pennsylvania R. R .
100 " Ltlitilti Coal '
Navigation Co.
lie • Scrip..
'• Leung IL Coal and I. C 0...,
279 Bald Eagle and Co. Nav
103 Sch, Co
1400,000 (0 V. B. Mint deposits
501,100 00 17.3. Certitlcatealadebt'ness.
100,000 CO U. 6. seven thirty Notes....
150.332 00 Pennsylvania 5 per cent....
125,000 00 coupon Bonds
20.100 00 456 per cent..
10, COO CO 6 per cent....
10 000 00State Defence
114,400 CO l'lkVa. Gas Bonds
(3,710 CO • City Bonds
19,010 00 `` 5 per cent
10.065 00 ' Guardians of Poor—.
12 20(1 00 Pittsburg 0 per cent ..... .• •
5.100 00 • - per cent .
5, C6O 00 .Allegben7 6 par cent
40,010 to Penna. R. R.Korignges
21.650 00 North Penna. R. it
27.0(0 00 Lackawana & B. 7 per cent.
26,000 CO Bunt. & Erie R. R. 7 per cent.
3, COO 00 Elmira A W. 5 per cent
40.000 CO Phila. & Pole 6 per cent
60.000 OD Little Schuylkill? per cent .
10.0E0 00 Wyoming Canal
144.0(0 00 Cain. & Am H.R. & Del &R.
20,401 DO Lehigh Coal & N ... • .. .......
7 1,172 CS tlhGe & Del. .....
26,C00 CO New Jersey
20,100 10 Cleveland & M. R. R
21.000 00 Hamilton Co. Ohio• •. • •••-
6,e00 CO Payette Co., Ay
21.4E0 (0 'Pt nneeeee 5 per cent..... ....
6.000 00 6 per cent ..... • ...
11212 04P 95
CHAR! ES DDT'
WILLIAM D. DILL, Actuary.
-B SA3I
INSURANCE. AGEN
GETTY & ARROTT,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
N C O. 423 CHESTNUT STREET.
$144.072 60
The following FIRST-CLASS cOMPANDIS are repro•
vented :
Continental of N.Y.. Capital and Assets nearly. $l,
North American do. do. do 600.000
Arctic do, do. do 600,0ti0
Mogan do. do. do 600,000
Aggregate Fire Insurance Capital $3,300.000
Insurance made at moderate rates Losses promptly
adjusted and paid.
The principal merchants in this city are insured in
these well•known Companies.
nra"rAr &Cc AECELCETT,
AGENTS.
TNSURANCE AGENCY.
-4- WILLIAM BETTY bas associated with him Mr.
WILLIAM ARROW. under the etTle of HELX, EC
ARROTT, for the purpose of transacting - e OSii a.e.E,
FIRE, MARINE. AND II LAND AGENCY AND BELO-
Rh'RAGE BUSINESS. and respectfully solicits for the
new firm a continuance of the patronage so liberally be
stowed upon the undersigned.
WILLTAH osTry. Agent.
425 CHESTNUT Street.
al9 - tntlis3t
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
EVAN' & 1-1A.55A.1.1.4,
pooornuivrlotalismeititoopfzleiogi....l
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords,
Sashes. Belts, Fassants, Epaulettes, Hats, Cape, Can
teens, Haversacks, Camp Hits, Field Glasses. Spurs.
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit of AT'
And Navy Officers
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. iaB.lm
G. W. SIMONS it BROTHER,
RANSOM-STRUT HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS,
AND
MILITAFX GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
em2B-if6m
17,786 00
600 25
4o.ciii)
$1.239.78.9 71
18,600 00
FROTHINGHAM i% WELLS
HEAVY. MEDICAL AND LIGHT MEETINGS AND
SHIRTGS.
STANDARD PHILLS.
HEAVE CARTON FLANNELS. •
WASH NGTON AND VICTORY VARIBEICS AND
SILECIAS.
BROWN. BLEACHED, AND CORSET JEANS.
No. 12 WORSTED YARN. &c. calif tf
IYOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
GRIFFITH PAGE,
000 AUGH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
HOUSE. FURNISHING - GOODS,
JAPANNED, BRITTANI - A.
PLANISHED, AND TIN WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY AND FANCY BASKETS.
JOSEPH GRIFFITH, JOSEPH PAGE
jal9-tf
GRAIN• BAGS.-A LARGE ASSORT
/118NT of GRUB BAGS.
In various sizes. for sale by
pt F. REIMER'S CARTE DE VISITES
.11-1• aro executed Ina marvellously' accurate and taste
ful 'limner. Their style and finish pronounced. fultleas.
Gg4 ARCH street, early.
i 558,499 49
93
13,000 00
0 eon° Lewis,
David Salmon,
G W. Bernadem.
V. S. Baird,
r one year,
I Directors with
H. F. Robirmou,
Samuel C. Cook.
James R. Campbell.
Peary Samuel,
Charles Wheeler,
Gilbert H. Newhall,
Thomas Dallett.
ourmings.
SMITH, President.
3,141,1411. 54.
H, President
ial9-3t it
ARMY GOODS.
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADSLPELLi
I==l
BARCROFT & CO..
Nos. 405 and 407 PURIM Street
PLANTATION BITTERS.
from the army hosretal—ths bloody battle•Reld—the
mansion of the rich and humble Abode of the peer—front
the office and the sacred desk—front the mountains top.
distant valleys and far-oft Wands of the ocean—from
even' nook and corner of the civilized world—le Doming
in the evidence of the actordeld nE efforts of DILMIR'S
PLAITTATIoN BITTBRB. Thousands upon thousands
Of letters like the following may be mat oar office :
ItHRDSHUICT, WIS., Sept. 16. 1863.
"• •" • I have been in the army hospitals for
fourteen ildinthe—apeechleme and nearly dead. At Alton,
111., they gave me a bottle of Plantation Bitters. • a •
three bottles restored my speech and cured me. * • • i•
C. H. PLUMS.
SOUTH WARSAW. O. July 28. 1863.
" • • • One young . man, who had been sick and not
out of the house for two lean with Scrofula and Ery
sipelas, after paying the doctors over SILD - without bene
fit. has been cured by ten bottles of your Bitten. * • •
EDWASD WOMZIALL_"
$221.262 22
079.459 12
The followlns is from the Matron of the Union Home
Seitooi for the Children of volunteer.:
HALVTALF.XER NATIBION, PIFTT-EIBVFINTH Sr,
NEW Unit, August 2. 1663.
"Da. Daggs: Your wonderful Plantation Bitters
have been given to some of our little children suffering
from weakness and Weak lunge with most happy effect.
One little glrl. in particular, with pains in the head, loss
of appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on whom
all medical skill had been exhausted. has been entirely
restored. We commenced with but a teasnoonful of
- Bittern a day. Her aDrottte increased; strength and
health followed. • * •
Respectfully. HRS. 0. R. RENDS."
$18,349 1113
•` • • • I owe much to you, for I verily believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
BZV. W. N. WAGGONER, Madrid. N. Y."
' • • Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bitters. Ity wife has been greatly benefited
by their 11130.
Thy friend. ASA. CURBIL Philadelphia. Pa."
'•* * • I have beon a great sufferer front DragePala.
And had to abandon preaching. * * * The Plantation
Bitters have oared me.
CATTIORN, Rochester. R. Y."
' 4 . • * Hand nn twenty-font dozen More of your
Plantation 'Bittern. the popularity of which it daily in
greasing with the coots of our home.
SYKES. CHADWICK, & CO..
Proprietors Willard's Hotel, WaahlrurtOn, D. C.
••• • • I have ziven the Plantation Bitters to hart
dredalo Soar disabled soldiers with the most astordshine
'fest. G. W. D. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers' Home. Cincinnati. 0."
•'•. * * The Plantation Bitters have cured me of
liver •omDtaiat. of which I was laid up prostrate and
had to abandon ray business.
H. B. HIMMEL Cleveland, 0."
..M3.000 00
.. 28.251 29
•'• * • The Plantation Bitters have cured tae of
derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. It acts like a charm.
C. C. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Co.. 254 Broadway."
Ito., ha., &a.. &a., &a.. &I
60.486 94
$254, 263 16
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the lan
guid brilliant, and are exhausted natnre's great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated 01'Amyx Bark,
Wintergreen, sassafras, Roots. warba. as.. all Vrezervad
to perfectly pure f3t, Croix Rum.
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with Weaknee.,
Lassitude. palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, die.
tress after eating, torpid liver, constipation. &e., deterve
to suffer if they will not try than.
They are recommended by the highest medical autho
rities. and are warranted to produce an tlametitate bens-
racial effect. They ate exceedingly agreeable. pellesdr
pure, and harmless.
NOTE:M. — Any poreon pretending to eel/ Plantation Bit
ters in bulk or by the gallon le a swindler and impostor.
We only put it up in our log-cabin bottles. Beware of
bottles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff, for which
Several persons are already in prison. See that every
bottle has our United States stamp over the cork, and
signature on steel-plate side labels.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
P. H. DRAKE db CJO.,
oclSetudtthim RO2 BROADWAY. N. Y.
WANTE D-A YOUNG MAN TO
take an active position in a Dry Goods Commission
Douse: also. a BOY, with good references. Address
Box 1319 P. 0. ial9-6t
•285,794 61
677.221 67
71.66672
633,319 ZZ
95664
29.476 94
WANTED -TWO ROOKS, STUDY
and Bedroom. with Break fast furnished. south of
Market and west of Broad street. Address ••0. D.
Prow office. iklq•qt.
WANTED. -A WHOLESALE DRUG
AND PAINT HOUSE is desirous of making as Ar
rangemnt 'with a person baying large Commercial ac
quaintance and a knowledge of the litur, and Paint
Business as a TRAV.SLLING SALESMAN. To such a
Person a liberal salary will be paid Address. with real
name and reference:." Salesman," at office of The Prem..
All communications held in strict confidence iiti9.sl.*
WANTED-FROOYBEADING, CO.
YUNG and other writing, Address Box 35,
Bristol. Bucks county, Pennsylvania. ja.lB 3t•
FIRE-PROOF SAFE WANTED TO
RUT.—Address We," at this office. ja.l6-3t.
WANTED -BY A YOUNG MAN, A
sitnation as salesman in a first-class retail dry
geode store, or as bookkeeper, or clerk in any branch of
business; bee a practical knowledge of bookkeeping.
and also twelve years' experience in the retail dry goods
and notion business. Debt of references_ g , ven as to ca•
pability, integrity, &c. Address B. E.," Press office.
jal6-3t.
462,187,722 47
WANTED - UNION MUTUAL IN
SUR &NCB. and Delaware Idatual Insurance
Scrip. Address Box :4427 Pest Office. lald-Scs
T lIE INSURANOE,—WANTED —A
canvasger for city and country. for a first-clans Litt
Insurance Cut:waxy. Addreaa — Box 148,- with amain
cations-
WAN TED CLOTITIN 0.-PERSONS
_\VAN
having Clothing to dispose of will please call on
_
or address
3a5-tntbs3 n'
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS TRA
• • VELLING SALESMAN. familiar with the Gen
tlemen's Furnishing Trade.- Must give undoubted refe
rences Address the LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING
CO., 255 south THIRD Street, Philadelphia. dald 6t*
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
A-S- STANDARD RI - STORY OF THE WAR. A rare
clisuce to, : imake ralhay. Agents are aleariug from COO
to $2OO a month. A`.0,000 volumes already sold. Send
for circulars. Address JON Bs BROS. 4 CO., Dabitml
err, BALTIAIONE. Afd. deBo.Bur.
do TO RENT— WANTED TO RENT
by the 15th of MARCH. a moderate-sized 11017 SE,
with modern improvements. situated between Button
wood an d Girard avenue. and. Sixth and Twelfth streets•
Address Box 2t64, Poet dike. Jal9-tutht3t d
82,000 $3,000. $5,000. AND OTHER
sums to invest on mortgage. Apply to
JOSEPH S. SIDDALL. Con.rev.no.r,
ja16.31,* 121 E . FIFTH Street
REn A MONTH I—We WANT AGENTS AT
'W $6O month, expenses paid, to sell our Everlasting
Pencils, Oriental Evrn r ers, wad 13 other articles . 15 cir
culars gent free. SHAW & CLARK. Siddeferd.Me. d23-1m
75 A 'MONTH 1-1. WANT TO HILII
Ascents In every sormly WM a month. exoen
ses paid, So soil Xily EMT *heap Vendly &ming Ide r ehtmes.
Address. 8. BUSDISOIf. Alford, Maine. oe2i-d&w3L
„opt, DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
• OBEERAL'S OFFlCE—Ertmansrema, Feb. 8.
VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry COAL to
the following poLnts:
% G el li tk i rWt ,716.
Fort Monroe, Va.
Alexandria, Va.
Newborn, A. C..
Port Royal, B. C. A. BOYD,
felo-62 Captain and Assistant Glar.rtermaster.
O FFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE, TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets.
PaILADELPHIA. Tam:Lary .18.
. . .
SEALED PROPOSALS wilt. be ieceirsd at tots office
until 12 o'clock M. on TUESDAY, the 26th instant. for
supplying the Schuylkill Arsenal with the following
articles:
Wax Upper Leather, best quality, pure oak tanned,
from slaughter bides, well finished.
Bete Leather. beet (Minn ppre-oak tanned, from
Buenos Ayres or La Plata Ilides, not le , . than 14 feet
per side.
Bidders must state in their Proposals the prise, which
Must be given in writing. as well as in figures. also the
quantity bid for. and time of delivery.
The ability of the bidder to ill the contract must be
guarantied by two responsible persons, whose signa
tnree will be annex ded to the guarantee. and said sus.
ratites accompany the bid. And in case the said bidder
should fail to enter into a contrast, they to make Rood
the difference between the offer of said bidder and the
next lowest responsible bidder. or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Bidders, as well as their sureties or guarantors, who
may not be known at this office.will tarnish a certificate
from the United States District Attorney. postmaster, or
other palbile functionary at the residence of the biddeT. or
guarantees, setting forth clearly the fact that the Maas:
and his sureties ELlOrespocalble men. who will, If a con.
tract is awarded them, bat in good faith with the.
United States, and faithfully execute the same.
No bid will be entertained unless properly guarantied
by two responsible parties. as above described.
Bids from defaulting contractors will not be received.
Blank forms for proposals can be had upon application
at this case.
Proposals must be endorsed, "Proposals for - Army
Supplies," stating the particular article bid for.
G. H. CROSMAN.
3a19-126 A. Q. M. General United States Ann!.
v URN & HILLIER, AGENTS FOR
THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF CITY AND
COUFTRY PROPERTY.—Money procured on Morten%
Collectors of House Rents. Ground Rents. Book- Ac
°emits, Obligations. acc. Olrice, No. .130 South FOURTH
Street. laI9•lm
PLEA SING, NATURAL, AND LIFE
LIKE PORTRAITS; If you deet-te the beet made,
then go to B F. BEISIBR's Rooms. 62-1 ARCH Street.
Hie coma of artists are nnsurnaesed. lt*
JOHN L. CAPEN, PHRENOLO.
GIST, ma) be conceited, DAY and WartlNG,ti
Al* adaptation to Bud:nese, Trade, - and Profeesion;
411 14, on the improvement of health, correction of
faults, formation of friendships. ate. You d■•
scriptlone of character elven when required, at Ifo. eitti
S. TENTH Street. above Chestnut. sea-thetnEnaif
A MUSICAL NOVELTY
THE DRAWINa•Room OltGI LW—the sweet
est and most powerful lnatrumeut for Charehes and Sun
day Schools. from ORO to itIDO.
iti18.61." JAS. BSLLAK. thSl Smith WPM Street.
BRADBURY'S GOLD MEDAL
V pr ANO S were awarded siivErt FIRST
PRIZES IN FOoR WEEKS, during the fall of ISIS The
most flattering testimonials have recently been received
from a large number of the moat eminent artiste. in.
eluding
OOTTSOftALX , MASON, AND WOLFSOHN
Who declare that the tnetrameata meets, In th e bitheel
degree, al/ the
PERFECT
PER u FECT PI ANOFORTE.
Jefs-Im 11 04
A H DR PN A U t T O S
treet.
Mil CORRECT PIANO TUNING . .
Mr. 0 N. SARGENT'S Orders for Tuning
and Repairing Pianos are received at MASON & 00.'6
Store. 907 CHESTNUT' Street. was.
Mr. S. has had eleven year& factory experience in Bos
ton. and five Years' employment in ehiladelfilia
SPECIAL —Pianos rele.othe.red to sound na soft and
aweet-toned as new. Withont removing.
Terms for Tuning. dl.
oel4-Setif
,SM DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN.
'MIT for the last twenty yeas.. Al 9 VIN a st,
below Third. inserts the most beautiful TEETH of the
Me. mounted on ins Gold. Plains. Oliver, Vulcanite,
Milan% Amain - at prises. for neat &Ltd ingitantial
work. wore resaintable then any Gentle; In ski . aits• or
Rat& Teeth ylnag to test for Ufe. Artificial Teeth
Mara' to iralt. t o p a an isntresshot. 4.11 wort war -
nutted to Nehireus. Wet twedlies. 11l SW
S. T.-1860.-X.
WANTS.
C.
No. 203 CHESTNUT Street
PROPOSALS.
AMUSEBIREITH.
E Vi r HESTNUT -S TREET
.g.‘ THEATRE, •
Leased • •••—• • ••• AVM. WHEATLEY.
Mons. PAUL JVIGNST'S
NEW YORE FRENCH COMPANY.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
PRIO)13 OF ADIUMION. —Parquet. $1; Dreia Circle. HI
cents; Family Circle. NI cents.
Doors open it coven o'clock. The curtain Will tine at
three-quarters past pecan.
TUESDAY EVENING. January le,
Second Nigitt First appearance of
Mlle LOUISE NaILLET and IL PAUL SUIDNET.
LEE NOOSE DE JEANNETTE.
_ . .
(Jeannette's Wedding).
Comic Opera, in one act. Music by M. Victor Dlatens
To conclude with .be original of
A BENGAL TIGER.
(Le Tigre du Hennale.)
NEWCHESTNUT•STREIdT
591EATNE wi'l onen
MOS DAV, JA n
M1.1.1,31Y RS,
under the management of _
Mr. LFAisIARD DROVER.
of Grover's Theatre. Weebingten. D. C. with Pxyerall
TAIT IMPORTANT IMPROVSMENTS neon the Stage
and In the Auditorium. including NR I 77 fit:EMMY.
FURNITORR, tkc. , and new and elegant GAS PI XTUR.I3B.
A FIRST , CLASB COMPANY,
including some of the
has be
FINEST _DRAMATIC TALENT IN AMERICA.
en engaged, and
A OR AND ORCHESTRA.
Pri i ttn:Vi V t ;
agn i Firo l n. S i o a l ° n i g: be 3f in N g e ZßI o ni k zed P . ""ei
VIE OPENING PERFORMANCE
Will conakt of Lester Wallaek's areek ale, of
which will TUE VITERta.
prodneAd. afttr elaborate prepration.
npon CR
mealo nr EAT MdaraFlOtiff US.
Full pai Coulon gireu in due season
MES. .1•011 N DREW'S NEW ARCH
CROWDEDEATRE
HOUSES SE'IOND NIGHT OF
MRS. Joli 3 DREW, ft
THIS (TUESDAY) ENENINO. Jac. I9th. NM,
SIIE S POOPS TO Loslcoint.•
MISS HARDOASTLE.. birs. JOHN DREW.
Young Marlow Barton 0111.
Tony Luropic in 'Stuart Itobaon.
To conclude with GRIST TO THE MILL.
FRANCINE NiuS JoriN DREW.
Margula de Ricimtlle~rt KUL
RENIIFIT (‘);' MRS, JOHN DkEW.
In rehearFal, Ito MA 010 bIARRI A(1 E
Cnrtein rises at 73; o'cloct.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
NINTH and potitively the LAST W.Ela or the
Water'', ant engaiPmunt of
Mr. J. S. CLARKS.
. • -
who will appear in a great double bill TO NIGHT, ena
taining awn of Tom. Taylor'a greatest chars cOre.
DivPttenth night of the " Or I.L'AV 31.1.rf,"
.7_ S. CLAKKE a: Hobert Brierty After which Torn. Tay . -
IoV9 excellent comedy of " OUR ANERICAN COUSIN. '
J. 6. °LARRY. et Asa Trencherd.
OT 10E. —1)0013 will open at ,'.i, to 7 o'clOok. Cartel%
at 7. 1 / 4 i: riciczk.
(4. PEAT NATIONAL CIRO US
TROUPE—MARKET Streit, above Twelfth.
Directress. Mrs. CDAtiLBS WARNED. formerly Mrs.
'DAN 31.1011.
IMMENSF, ENTHUSIASM.
The ruanagornent be leave to say that
AM. CDAttLES
The Trick Clown, and
DEODOE DERIOUS,
The great Equestrian, having balm engaged. will ElP
pEar avers evening during this week. These artiste
years ago, established their reputation as excellent per
formers, and in conjunction with- tire great National
Troupe, w.ll add to the novelties of the great and pops,
lar above.
Ananssier-25 cents; Stage Saida. 60 cents; Private
Beg. Mi; Callery. IS cents.
Commence each evening at 7 o'clock.
DATUM'S
}INSET WRDIthspAT AND SATURDAY Arnsarromor.
coma:endue at 2.11 o'clock. jai& 6t
A CARD.-- HABMONIA NIMICAL
SOCIETY.
7.bentreciers of the Society annortoce the performancefrof
THE CREATION for FRIDAY svErum,l3, Jan. 22di
at the fdIISICAL FOND HALL.
Repeated disappointments (owing to sickness and death
of its members) have tensed a heavy outlay in ex oenges.
but the Oratoriowillbe prodnced, with the GERMANIA.
ORCHESTRA, and the Solo parts sautalned by c mine
tent Solo Performers, and in the best manner.
Tickets, 50 cents each, or subscriptions may be msda
for the reries of three Cot certs at Oould l e, corner of
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
. . .
N. B. ---The general Rebesreal will lairs ninon at the
Hall on Thursday Afternoon. at 9.3. f. o clock. • .ia3.9-4t
CONCERT HALL.-GRAND COM.B.L.
OOTTSCH ALI{ AND BRIONOLL
TWO INFTRUMENTAL AND OPERATIC CONCEET%
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, Jan. 18 and 79.
Will be Riven. with the fo.loyring emi omit artiste:
81 LLE. ANGIOI.II`IA OORDIER.
The celebrated Prima Donee. from the Italian Opera,
BRIGNOLI the [among Tenor.
SIG. CARO PATTI, th e y nng oil . ented Vielintat.
Mr. CaflL WOLFSuRN. the di.i'manished Ptan:st•
who has kindly consented to owlet' Mr. Gottechalk on
these occatinns in several piano duets.
Mr. L. 91. rTSCIIALR, the greatest Pianist.
Musical Director and Conductor, Mr. BEHRENS.
Ad miss; on 10 cents. Reserved Seats $l..
Seats may he secnred for either of the two elate at•J.
0 /VOLD'S Mimic Store. corner of SEVENTH and CHEST. ,
NuT streets. C.13311117.15613g on Friday. at 9 A. M
Doom open at 7M, Concert commences at 8 o'clock. jalB-61
CONCERT HALL
LECTURE NOM
CHESTNUT STREET. ABOVE TWELFTH.
FOPRTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK OF
WUNDERLICH%
♦ merles of Illastratlons of
T.S. HTHA
TBN NIGHTS IN k -ROOM.
_TA.°
JOHN 4YAN'S
PILONInt'S rnoctx2oo.
And other attractive Scenes from
. . .
LIFE, CHARACTER, NATURE, and ART.
Proprietor and Manager Mr. JOSEPH VIEIST.
will continue for a ebort season.
This aplendid series of more than 100 grand Pastorali&
Paintings was executed by
Mr. GEORGE WDEDI3RLIOg.
an American Artist, who stands unrivalled as a swat
Painter.
Admission %S cents. Children 15 cent..
Doors open at 7 o'clock.
Liberal arrangements made with schools, temPargict./
and other societies.
Matinee every Wednesday and Saturday alert:most El
3 o'clock. Children 10 cents.
.11114411
TEMPLE OF WONDERS.
ASSEKBLY BUILDINGS,
__ TENTH isticl CFMTNUT street'.
WILL 6S~STLY CLOSE
MAGICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL ExPsuatErrra;.
Great Powers o VEINTEILOQUI - 851, and the LEAMMA
ceisuon BIRDS
SIGNOR BLITZ will appear in his popular Entertain.
meets EVERY EVENInCi, commencing at 7%,aa.
WEDNESDAY and SiTtlir.D AFTERIt 002 f at 6
Admission 26 cents: Children 15 cents. ii 4141
RIGNOR BLITZ'S PERFORMANCES
^- 1 at the Assembly But , dlnyt are poetpnned until
'EDNESDAY AITEILNOON, when they will be re
sumed litSumal. je.lB-20.
TEE 51.ZENNERGHOP. TAKES PLEA
-a , SURE in announcing to its friends and the public,
that ita
FIFTEENTH FANCY DRESS BALL,
Wlll take p nee on
MONDAY EVENINtI, February let ISW
AT THE
AMBRICAIACU EMY OV MUM.
Tickets can only be bad by subscription of the mernlbarc
of the Society, and the authorized tana g ers, whose a(k.
dresses yrlll be published hereafter. dell-tutkidtf
NOW ON EXHIBITION
At. Tint
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
CHESTNUT Street. above Tenth.
PAUL WNBER'S New Picture,
MONASTERY.
MADONNA DELL' SASSO
ON LAGO MAGGIORE.
His great and moat charming work.
ADMISSION, 145 CENTS
pENNSYLVA.NIA ACIADEMY OF
THE FIVE ARTS,
102 S CHESTNUT STREET.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays szeontsd) from 9 A. M. till
P. 11. A
Admission Weenie. Children halt DAM .i023-4f
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
COAL YARD FOR SALE.—THE BEST
fitted-up Yard in the city. Capacity for doing
ni
amount of busineut. Inquire at 937 North 111
Street, below Girard avenue. Terms easy. jal6.6r_
el FOR SALE—VALIJABIA RESI
DENCES. pleasantly located, on CBTATNIPT.
WALNUT, SPRUCE, and VIRE Streets. West Philadel
phia. Apply to ROBERT MACGREGOR,
lal9 419 wAraur Street.
dFOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN,
a large corner 13onse, suitable for a doctor. situate
on North 'Twelfth street. Address "S. H. F at thls
office. ralS-3t.
amFOR BALE.-THE PROPREY
N. E. cor. of MARKET and NINETEE CH Streets.
comprising Store and Dwelling on Market street. and
foar three. story dwellings on Nineteenth street. Terms
essy. Apply to WM. RUSSELL ALLEN. S. E. corner
of YOUR CH and WALNUT, second floor. ial6.3t*
em FOR SALE-=ZTERY LOW.—THE
-ilwa property !No 413 South Eleventh greet; will pay
a large iatereet on investment, Apply 48 Witt Roism
ALLEN. S. E. corner of FOr.R.III and WALNUT. Be.
coed floor.
din FOR SALE-NEAT GERMAN-
Mr.aTOWN RESIDENCE. ituate on FUMES Street.two
squares from tire di , pOti S roorae and kitchen. Lot SO by
200. Price. $3,000. Terms Paw. Also, a Mous=
RESIDNOE No. 311 Sonth TENTH. Street Lot 21 by 100.
Apply to E PETTIT,
No. 3%3 WALNUT Street.
FARM.—FIFTY -ONE A ORES
first qunlit? Charter County Land. 2l miles from
Philadelphia; near railroad; S acres Woodland; good
Stone Howe. 'Sprint water; stone Bern. tite. VAMP'
Creek /AMA through the Place, 'rano acconnaloilatills.
For Belo bY PRICE,
de2l-lm Cor. SPRING . GARDEN and Thirteenth ad.
TO LET—A COMMODIOUS
wr. DWELLING, No. 133 North FRONT Street. Rent
moderate. Apply to WE THERTLL & BRO..
0c29-tt 47 and 49 North SECOND Street.
fit FOR SALE-A FINE THREE
STORY 'STONE HOUSE. and LOT. situated at the
'•Green Tree" Station. on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, twenty miles from Philadelphia The House
is large and modern built. with flue Erna, water. he.
For further information apply to Mies A. R. DAVIS, on
the PleMiSEiti. or WM. T. ELBERT.
4.2.-outlouer MIL WALNUT Street.
gei REAL ESTATE, AT PUBLIC
FALE.—The subscriber will sell at public sale, ...a—
TRIJR,DAY, January 21st , IE%. at 2 o'clock, P. Aft. on
the premises. two valuable and. highly improved FARMS.
situated at Rlmbleville, in Franklin township. Chester
county:
FARM No. 1. Containing 107 acres, on which a large
and convenient brick Dwelling House is erected, also a
large new Barn, with the necessary ont-buildinge; the
fields are divided into convenient size by good new
fencing. This farm is well watered, and has been
heavily limed, end has a reasonable aupplY of Fruit
Trees hereon. About 20 acres of this farm is wood land.
FARM No. 2. Containing 166 acres. on which in.erected
a large stone House and frame Barn, with the necessary'
out-buildings; is divided into fields of convenient size,
with new fencing. This farm is well watered' and hag
been heavily limed. would make one of the beet grazing
farms in the connty, and has a reasonable supply or
Fruit Trees. About 30 acre. of this farm Is wood land.
These farms are situated in a good neighborhood.
convenient to Church., Schools. Mills, dtc., and are
about flee miles south Of the Philadelphia end Baltimore
Centro]. Railroad. and ab Bail miles North of the Phi
ladel ph la and Baltimrre oad.
Oaf-Persons wishing to view the farms before the day
of -a le. 70. will he shown them by calling on Davis
!TANN:- at Kimbleville. or by the subscriber, at the
NATIONAL RCTBL, West Philadelphia,
,ga-Condittone at sale, by
jail-lh 'WM*
eh FARMS FOR SALE.-304 ACRES,
m+- 1, mostly excellent soil. 3 miles from Greenwood.. on
the Delaware Railroad. part under enlace P.Ort an i part,
well•timbered; comfortatde bonne, barn, Ate : orchard.
&c. Very ellen , : only 4d 600,
66 acres wood land, three quarters of a mile from
Georgetown, Sussex county, Delaware; deep black rick
soil. Price only Ofi,loo
ICO acres, one mile from Rridgeyille; 70 acres under
cultivation; 10 acres splendid pine grove; 20 acres oak
timber; comfortable house, barn,. tables. drc aPPIO, and,.
peach orchard, large quantity of cherries. .Irc; good doh
and well watered. Pride $2 710.
92 acres, near Princeton, N. T. Good. soil. Price gAti
per acre.
Also, &large number of Pennsylvania and New, Jer
seY farms,
Per houses. tee YONL AnieriCari (1.4 17,2 eJ. Mat.,
Onzdte.B. P, tfLIFAIL
lal6 I.AN S w ath FOURTH WM,
MATERIALS FOR MINCE PIES.
BUNCH, LATER. AND SULTAN& HAMMEL
CITRON, CURIUM, AND SPIOBB,
CIDER, WINS& Am, Bes.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
Denittr in Sine Groceries.
Comer ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
WEIGHT'S
in PLUS ULTRA
MINUS KUM
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