McElroy's Philadelphia city directory, 1863, Part 203

Author: A. McElroy & Co; Orrin Rogers (Firm); E.C. & J. Biddle (Firm)
Publication date: 1837
Publisher: Philadelphia : A. McElroy & Co.
Number of Pages: 1002


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12th-Clinton, Lycom- 25th-Beaver & Butler.


ing, Centre, and Union.


C. C. McCandless .*


Henry Johnson. 26th-Lawrence, Mercer


13th-Snyder, North- & Veuango. umberland, Mon- James II. Robinson.


tour & Columbiu. 27th-Erie & Crawford. Frank Bound. Morrow B. Lowry.


14th- Cumberland, Ju- niata, Perry & Mif- 28th-Clarion, Jeffer- flin. son, Forest & Elk.


George H. Bucher .*


Charles L. Lamberton.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Philadelphia.


1. Wm. Foster.


2. Thos. J. Barger.


3. Samuel Josephs.


4. Saml. C. Thompson.


6. Jos. Moore.


6. Richard Ludlow.


7. Thor, Cochran. 8. James N. Kern.


9. Geo. A. Quigley.


10 S. L Pancoast.


11. Jas. W. Hopkins.


12. Luke V. Sutphin.


13. Francis MeManus.


14. Alb. R. Schofield.


15. Wm. F. Smith.


16. Edw. G. Lee.


17. Jefferson J. Young. Delaware.


Chalkley Harvey.


Chester. York.


W. Windle.


P. F Smith.


R. L. MeClellan. Montgomery.


Dr. S. W Wimiley. II. C. Iloover.


Joseph Rev. Bucks.


1 .. B. Labar. J. S. Boileau. Northampton.


D. C. Nriman.


A. C. Itres.


Lehigh & Carbon.


Samuel Camp.


Thomas Craig, Jr. Monroe & Pike.


George H. Rowland. Wayne.


W'm. M. Nelson. Luzerne.


S. W. Trimmer.


Peter Walsh.


Jacob Robinson. Susyuchanna.


D. D. Warner. Bradford.


Jno. C. Ellis. Lycoming & Clinton.


lohn B. Beck.


Amos C. Noyes. Centre.


R. F. Barren.


Mifflin.


Holmes McClay.


Union, Snyder & Ju-


miata.


Geo. W. Strouse.


II. K. Kiter.


Northumberland.


.J. Wouds Brown.


Schuylkill.


Edward Kerus. Conrad tirnber.


Adam Wolf.


Dauphin.


Thomas G. Fox. Jas. Freedland. Lebanon.


G. Dawson Coleman, Berks.


W'm. M. P'otteiger.


Chas. A. Kline.


Daniel K. Weidner.


Lancaster.


Benj. Champneys.


II. C. Lehman.


Nathaniel Mayer.


11. B. Bowman.


Jos. Dellone. A. C. Ramsey.


Cumberland.


J. P. Rhonda. Adams.


Henry J Myers. Franklin & Fulton.


W'm. Horton Jonathan Juenby. Bedford.


John Cersua. Somerset.


C. Musselman


Huntingdon.


A. W. Benedict. Blair.


R. A. McMurtrie.


Cumbria.


Cyrus L. Pershing.


Indiana.


J. W. Hustin Armstrong & Westmore- land.


Jas. A. Mccullough.


Samuel Wakefield.


Richard Graham.


Fayette.


Daniel Kaine.


Gicene.


Barth. Laporte.


Dummer Lilly.


Wyoming, Sullivan, Dr. Palton.


Washington.


W'm. Hopkins. W'm. Glenn. Alleghany.


P. C. Shannon. A. Sinck.


W'm. Hutchman.


A. G. Groms.


John Gilfillan. Beaver & Lawrence.


W'm. Henry.


Ww. White. Butler.


H. W. Grant.


II. C. McCoy.


Mercer & Venango.


Jas. C. Brown. M. C. Berbe. Clarion & Forest.


W. T. Alexander.


Jefferson, Clearfield, Mc- Kean & Elk.


Dr. C. K. Early.


J. C. Boyer.


Crawford & Warren.


II. C. Johnson. W. D. Brown. Erie.


Jno. P. Vincent.


E. W. Twitchell.


Potter & Tioga.


A. J. Armstead. C. A. Brown.


Perry.


John A. Magee.


Alexander Stutzman .*


20th-Blair, Cambria & Clearfield.


& Arm-


22d- West moreland


Smith Fuller.


23d-Washington and Greene.


Columbia & Montour.


Giro. D. Jackson.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


STANDARD HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.


DR. D. JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES


Are prepared with great care expressly for family use, and ure so admirably calculated to preserve the health and remove disease, that no family should ever be without them.


THEY CONSIST OF


JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, for Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and other Pulmonary Affections.


JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, for Worms, Dyspepsia, Piles, General Debility, &c. JAYNE'S SPECIFIC FOR THE TAPE WORM. It never fails.


JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM, for Bowels and Summer Complaints, Colics, Cramps, Cholera, &c.


JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE, for Scrofula, Goitre, Cancers, Discases of the Skin and Bones.


JAYNE'S AGUE MIXTURE, for the cure of Fever and Ague.


JAYNE'S LINIMENT, or COUNTER IRRITANT, for Sprains, Bruises.


JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS, for all Bilious Complaints and Diseases of the Liver ; a valuable Alterative and Purgative Medicine.


JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, for the Preservation, Beauty, Growth, and Restoration of the Ilair.


JAYNE'S LIQUID HAIR DYE, also, AMERICAN HAIR DYE, (in powder,) each of which will change the Hair from any other color to a beautiful Black.


These Medicines have now been before the public for thirty years, and during this long period the demand for them has been constantly increasing, and their reputa- tion gradually spreading, until their great curative powers have become known and thoroughly appreciated in all quarters of the world. While, however, the Proprietor is fully persuaded that they will give very GENERAL, if not UNIVERSAL satisfaction, it is not pretended that they are "CURE-ALLS," nor. that they are, in all cases and under all circumstances, absolutely infallible. Yet he can truly say, after thirty-six years' experience, in an extensive and diversified practice, and with a full knowledge of the medical qualities and effects of the component parts of each of the above-named articles, that there is no combination of medicines which have been so generally suc- cessful as these, in removing the various diseases for which they are severally recom- mended.


It should be borne in mind, too, that the popularity of these "Family Medicines" is not confined to the illiterate and credulous, but innumerable persons of intelligence and character, occupying the most prominent stations in society,-too honest to impose upon others, and too sagacious to be imposed upon themselves,-not only use, but speak of them in the highest terms of praise, for the uniformity of their success in subduing diseases.


THESE MEDICINES ARE PREPARED ONLY BY


DR. D. JAYNE & SON, 242 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, And may be had of Agents throughout the country.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


EDWARD COOPER, President. T. ABBOTT, Vice-President.


ABRAM S HEWITT, Secretary. JAMES HALL, Treasurer.


EDWARD COOPER, Engineer. CHARLES HEWITT, Manager.


TRENTON IRON COMPANY


Philadelphia Office, 2052 Walnut St.


Wrought Iron Beams & Girders, RAILROAD IRON,


IRON AND STEEL WIRE, OF ALL KINDS.


SUPERIOR SPRING WIRE,


FOR CABINET MAKERS,


PATENT WROUGHT IRON RAILROAD CHAIRS, WIRE RODS,


RIVET AND MACHINERY IRON, Puddled & Refined Charcoal Blooms,


REFINED BRAZIERS' RODS AND ALL KINDS OF BAR IRON.


FORGING BARS FOR HEAVY SHAFTING, &C.,


SUPERIOR FOUNDRY & FORGE IRON.


Works at Trenton, Ringwood, Andover, and Phillipsburg, N. J.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,


OF PHILADELPHIA, Nos. 435 and 437 Chestnut Street.


CAPITAL


$400,000 00


Perpetual Premiums .. $924,345 11


Less 5 per cent. retainable 46,217 26


878,127 85


Unexpired Temporary Premiums. 203,633 95


Less for the portion of time expired on Policies over one year 20,085 55


Irreclaimable.


183,548 40


Surplus.


858,329 50


Total


$2,320,005 75


STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, ON JAN. 1, 1862.


First Mortgages amply secured


$1,991,570 74


Real Estate (present value, $125,630 16) cost. 103,991 33


Temporary Loans on collateral security (present value, $137,009 50). 83,615 13


Stocks (present value, $88,863 66)


85,171 10


Notes and Bills Receivable. 1,955 50


28,370 56


$2,294,674 36


Advance in value of Real Estate over cost


21,638 83


Advance in value of Stocks over cost.


3,692 56


Total. $2,320,005 75


B The only Profits from Premiums which this Company can divide by law, are from Risks which have been Determined.


Extract from the Charter of the Company.


" But"the Moneys received as premiums upon Risks which remain undetermined, and are outstanding at the time of declaring such Dividend, shall not be considered as part of the profits of said corporation, or divided as such."


PERPETUAL or LIMITED INSURANCES made on every descrip- tion of Property, in TOWN AND COUNTRY, for OWNERS, MORT- GAGEES, GROUND LANDLORDS, &c., &c.


Rates as low as are consistent with security.


LOSSES BY FIRE.


Losses paid during Fear 1861, - $72,968 85.


DIRECTORS.


CHARLES N. BANCKER, TOBIAS WAGNER, SAMUEL GRANT,


JACOB R. SMITH,


EDWARD C. DALE,


GEO. W. RICHARDS, DAVID S. BROWN, ISAAC LEA,


GEORGE FALES. ALFRED FITLER.


CHARLES N. BANCKER, President. EDWARD C. DALE, Vice-President.


J. W. McALLISTER, Secretary, pro tem.


Cash


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.


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INCORPORATED 1810. CHARTER PERPETUAL.


NO. 310 WALNUT STREET,


ABOVE THIRD,


PHILADELPHIA.


Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus, invested in sound and available Securities, continue to insure on


DWELLINGS, STORES, FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, ·


Vessels in Port and their Cargoes,


AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.


DIRECTORS.


THOMAS R. MARIS, JOHN WELSH, SAMUEL C. MORTON, PATRICK BRADY, JOHN T. LEWIS,


JAMES R. CAMPBELL, EDMUND G. DUTILH, CHARLES W. POULTNEY, ISRAEL MORRIS.


THOMAS R. MARIS, President.


ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD, Secretary.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE RELIANCE Mutual Insurance Co.


OF PHILADELPHIA, Office, No. 308 Walnut Street,


INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,


On Houses, Stores and other Buildings, Limited or Perpetual, And on Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise, in town or country.


CAPITAL PAID IN, $231,000.


ASSETS AS FOLLOWS, VIZ .:


First Mortgages on City Property, worth double the amount.


$100,900 00


Ground Rent, first class.


2,462 50


City of Philadelphia 6 per cent. Loan ($30,000).


29,973 75


Pennsylvania Railroad Company's 6 per cent. 2d Mortgage Loan (30,000) 27,900 00 Allegheny 6 per cent. Pennsylvania Railroad Loan.


10,000 00


Collateral Loans, well secured.


2,500 00


Huntington and Broad Top Railroad and Coal Co., Mortgage Loan.


4,000 00


Pennsylvania Railroad Company's 6 per cent. Ist Mortgage Loan.


5,000 00


Reliance Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.


24,350 00


County Fire Insurance Company's Stock.


1,050 00


Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Stock.


700 00


Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Stock.


4,000 00


Commercial Bank Stock.


5.135 01


Mechanics' Bank Stock


2,812 50


Union Mutual Insurance Company's Scrip.


380 00


Bills receivable.


14.302 74


Book Accounts, Accrucd Interests, &c ..


5,604 65


Cash on hand.


16,070 89


$317,142 04


THE MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, combined with the security of a Stock Capital, entitles the Insured to participate in the profits of the Company, without liability for losses.


The Serip Certificates of this Company for profits are convertible, at par, into the Capital Stock of the Company. Losses promptly adjusted and paid.


CLEM TINGLEY, President.


DIRECTORS.


CLEM TINGLEY,


SMITH BOWEN,


MARSHALL HILL.


WM. R. THOMPSON, FREDERICK BROWN,


JAS. S. WOODWARD, SAMUEL BISPHAM,


CHARLES LELAND, JACOB T. BUNTING,


JOHN R. WORRELL, H. L. CARSON,


WILLIAM MUSSER,


ROBERT TOLAND,


BENJ. W. TINGLEY,


G. D. ROSENGARTEN, J. JOHNSON BROWN.


B. . M. HINCH.M.A., Secretary.


.


ROBERT STEEN,


JOHN BISSELL, Pittsburg. WM. STEVENSON,


CHARLES S. WOOD,


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


MORRIS, WHEELER & CO., S. W. Corner of Market and Sixteenth Sts., Philadelphia, IMPORTERS OF


FOREIGN IRON &' STEEL,


IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES.


Dealers in Boiler, Flue, Bar, Band, Sheet, Half-round and Oval Iron, Angle Iron, Pig Iron, Car Axles, Boiler Rivets, Cut Nails, Railroad, Ship, and Boat Spikes.


llaving tho Selling Ageney of soveral of the important Iron Works in this country, they are enabled to furnish Iron, ent to pattern for any special purpose that may be required ; and can sup- ply BOILER PLATE, cut to pattern for Locomotive, Stationary, and Marine Boilers, Iron Ships, Cars and Bridges; BAR IRON, made to lengths l'or Shafting, Bracing Buildings, Ships, and Bridges; SCREW BOLTS AND NUTS, for all kinds of machinery, Bridges, Railrond Curs, &c., and COLD PUNCHED NUTS.


ESTABLISHED IN 1796. McALLISTER & BROTHER, OPTICIANS,


NO. 728 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, (Lately removed from the Old Stand, Chestaut St., ab. Second,) NEARLY OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL.


SPECTACLES, MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,


Spy Glasses, Philosophical Apparatus, Opera Glasses, Thermometers, Microscopes and Microscopic Objects, Tape Measures, Platina Points, Magic Lanterns,


STEREOSCOPES & STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES, by WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Our Priced and Illustrated Catalogue furnished on application, and sout by Mail, free of charge.


CEO. C. HOWARD, Nos. 13, 15 and 17 South Eighteenth Street,


MECHANICAL ENGINEER


. AND MANUFACTURER OF


Tools for Machinists, Factory & Railroad Repair Shops, Locomotive Builders, Rolling Mills, Boiler and Smith Shops, Foundries, &c.


Power and Hand Hoisting Machines, with Cages and Stopping Attachments. GUNMAKERS' Milling, Shaping, Screw-Cutting and Stock-Dresssing Machines.


SHAFTING, PULLIES, (Gearing cut, cast, or mortise,) Couplings, Hangings, Brackets, &c., on hand, and made to order.


GRINDSTONE DRESSING MACHINES, will keep stones true and sharp. Made for wood or iron frame.


CHILLED ROLLS, for reducing metals. Friction or Pressure Calenders. PAPER ROLLS, &c.


PUNCHING, CUTTING AND EMBOSSING PRESSES, for metals, paper, &c. All sizes, for power or foot. Our PLATE and LITHOGRAPHIC PRESSES will print 250 impressions per hour. 16 and 20 inch Presses usually on hand.


MACHINERY FOR WOOL AND COTTON GOODS, viz., Shearing Machines and Blades; Full- ing. Napping, Brushing, Measuring and Lapping Machines; Card and Shear Grinders, Willows, &o. TEMPLES, for all kinds of weaving.


BONNET AND BUCKRAM PRESSES and Moulds.


STEAM ENGINES, with self-acting Cut-offs at Valves or Throttle; Pumps, Boilers, Tanks, &c .; Forgings; Iron and Composition Castings; Patterns ; Gear, Rack and Serew-Cutting, and goneral Machine work. Wo furnish superior Pressure Gauges, Dampers, Regulators, Injectors, Steam Pipes, and Fittings. We will make Drawings and Estimates for single Machines, or Machinery for any business or manufactory.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


GIRARD Fire and Marine Insurance Co.


415 WALNUT STREET," PHILADELPHIA.


Capital, $200,000.


Securities held by the Company, $300,000.


This Company are prepared to take risks on good property, at fair rates, and to adjust losses promptly.


DIRECTORS.


C. F. HEAZLETT, .


A. IIART,


P. S. HOE, N. Y.,


WM. M. SWAIN,


JER. WALKER,


DR. JOSEPHI KLAPP, DAVID BOYD, JR.,


JOHN THORNLEY, JOHN SUPPLEE.


THOS. CRAVEN, President. A. S. GILLETT, Vice-President.


MANUFACTURERS'


INSURANCE COMPANY,


OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.


OFFICE,


No. 411 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.


DIRECTORS.


W. A. RHODES, President, Residence, No. 225 South Broad Street, Philadelphia. CHARLES WISE, Vice-President, of Wise, Pusey & Co., cor. Fifth and Market Sts., Philadelphia. A. S. LIPPINCOTT, of A. S. Lippincott & Co., No. 4 South Front Street, Philadelphia.


HENRY E. ROOD, Broker, Walnut Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.


GEORGE G. WEST, Philadelphia Bank, Chestnut Street,


P. R. McNEILLE, No. 1840 Green Street,


WILLIAM B. THOMAS, of William B. Thomas & Co., Thirteenth and Willow Sts., Philadelphia. M. RICHARDS MUCKLE, "Public Ledger," Third and Chestnut Streets, .


J. RINALDO SANK, of J. Rinaldo Sank & Co., 31 North Water Street,


JAMES P. SMYTH, Manufacturer, corner Twenty-first Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, "


WILLIAM MOONEY, Secretary. W. A. RHODES, President.


CHAS. J. DUPONT, DEL., FURMAN SHEPPARD,


JOHN W. CLAGHORN, WM. C. RUDMAN,


N. S. LAWRENCE,


JAS. B. ALVORD, Secretary.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE


.


CompaIlIJ


FOR


INSURANCES ON LIVES


AND GRANTING ANNUITIES. 304 WALNUT STREET.


THE FIRST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CHARTERED IN THE UNITED STATES. Incorporated, March 10th, 1812 .- Charter Perpetual.


A


INCORPORA


1812


DENT


IMAN


NA FORESEETHI THE


CAPITAL, 500,000 DOLLARS.


Receive money daily, from 9 to 3 o'clock, on deposit, for which interest is allowed.


Also, empowered to accept and execute Trusts of every description, and to act as Executors, Ad- ministrators, Trustees, Assignees, Guardians of the Estates of Minors, &c., &c.


DEPOSITS AND TRUST FUNDS are not, in any event, liable for the debts or obligations of the Company.


CHARLES DUTILH, President.


WILLIAM B. HILL, Actuary.


CHARLES DUTILII. WILLIAM KIRKHAM. HENRY J. WILLIAMS, I. PEM. HUTCHINSON,


DIRECTORS. JOSEPH SWIFT, WILLIAM HI. HART, WILLIAM S VAUX, WILLIAM HARMER, ALEXANDER BIDDLE.


J. R. WUCHERER, ST. GEO. T. CAMPBELL, A. E. BORIE. SAMUEL NORRIS,


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


COMMONWEALTH FIRE


OF THE STATE Of


Pennsylvania INCORPORATED FEBRUARY


1.854 1


INSURANCE COMPA


Paid up Capital, $200,000 00 Capital and Surplus, - $274,987 05 -


OFFICE: COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,


&NO. 613


CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.


DIRECTORS.


DAVID JAYNE, M. D., JOHN M. WHITALL, EDWARD C. KNIGHT, THOMAS S. STEWART, HENRY. LEWIS, JR.


CHARLES H. ROGERS, JOHN K. WALKER,


ROBERT SHOEMAKER, WILLIAM STRUTHERS, ELIJAH JONES.


DAVID JAYNE, M.D., President.


JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice-President.


SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.


PASSENGER TRAINS FOR


POTTSVILLE, READING AND HARRISBURG,


MORNING and AFTERNOON LINES, Daily, leave new Depot, CORNER OF BROAD AND CALLOWHILL STREETS, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger entrances on Thirteenth and on Callowhill Streets,) connecting at Harrisburg with the Pennsyl- vania Railroad, the Cumberland Valley, running to Chambersburg, Carlisle, &c., and the Northern Central Railroad to Sunbury, &c.


Distances via the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.


FROM PHILADELPHIA.


MILES.


To Phoenixville, .


28


Reading,


58


Lebanon,


86


Harrisburg,


112


Dauphin,


124


Millersburg,


142


Trevorton Junction,


158


Sunbury,


169


Northumberland,


171


Lewisburg,


178


Milton, .


182


Muncy,


197


Sunbury and Eric Railroad.


Williamsport,


209


Jersey Shore,


222


Lock llaven, .


235


Ralston,


234


Troy,


261


Elmira,


287


Philadelphia and Reading and Lebanon Valley Railroad.


Northern Central Railroad.


Williamsport and Elmira Railroad.


The 8.15 A. M. and the 3.30 P. M. train connect daily at Port Clinton (Sundays ex- cepted), with the Catawissa, Williamsport, and Eric Railroad, making close connections with lines to


NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA, THE WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.


DEPOT IN PHILADELPHIA,


CORNER OF BROAD AND CALLOWHILL STREETS. W. H. WEBB, Secretary.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


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FIFTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


inn dfiutual Lif Insurance Co.


OF PHILADELPHIA.


Office, No. 921 Chestnut Street.


RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1862.


For Life Premiums for term of Life, $137,371 38


For Limited Premiums for short terms, 758 78


For War and Extra Risks, 7,481 07


For Interest received on Investments and Policy Fees,


69,882 19


For Serip Dividends received from Policies purchased,


Amount,


$233,883 42


LOSSES AND EXPENSES DURING THE SAME PERIOD.


For Losses 27, amounting to


$64,000 00


For Expenses, Salaries, Advertising, Medical Examination, &c., 13,117 16


For Rent, Stato, and City Taxes, &c., 4,972 02


For Commissions to Agents, Taxes, Advertising, &c., 8,965 47


$91,054 65


DISBURSEMENTS.


For Return Premiums, Purchase of Policies, &c.,


$32,438 60


For Roinsurance, Interest, &c.,


6,679 99


For Volunteer Aid Fund, .


1,400 00


$40,518 53


Added to Capital in 1862,


$102,310 18


Accumulated Capito Dec. 31, 1861, · $1,091,409 32


Deduct Serip of 1850, '51, and '52, received in Payment of Premiums, 41,930 00


$1,049,479 32


Accumulated Capital, December 31, 1862,


$1.151.789 50


ASSETS LIABLE FOR LOSSES.


Mortgages, Ground Rents, all first liens, Real Estate, Annuities,


$405,612 88


7 3-10 Treasury Notes, Loans of United States, Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia, .


329,534 19


Pennsylvania Railroad, First and Second Mortgage, County, and other 6 per cent. Bonds,


96,322 65


Bank, Railroad, and Insurance Stocks,


9S.S68 79


Bills Receivable, Premium Notes on Policies,


97,852 76


Loans on Collaterals, Accrued Interest, .


36,045 26


Balances in hands of Agents, Quarterly Premiums due Company, &c., Serip Dividends purchased,.


58,538 92


Cash on hand and in bank,


14,103 27


$1,161.789 50


Deduct 2 losses, payable in 1863, -


10.000 00


$1.151.789 50


PROFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY. LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY.


Dividend for 1862, 40 per cent., and the Scrip of 1853, 1854, 1855, and 1856, receivable in payment of Premiums.


JAMES TRAQUAIR, President. SAMUEL E. STOKES, Vice-President.


JOHN W. HORNOR, A.V.P. and Actuary.


HORATIO S. STEPHENS, Secretary.


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$215,493 42 18,390 00


$142,828 77


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24.910 7S


ADVERTISEMENTS.


WAREROOMS-722 Arch St., below Eighth, Philadelphia. ESTABLISHED 1824.


GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE IN PIANOS. GA


MEYER'S IMPROVED


OVER-STRUNG PIANOS


18633.


Acknowledged by the leading Artists, and endorsed by the Musical Public, to be the finest Pianos in America, und equal to those of the best manufacture in Europe.


WILLIAM ROWLAND. . WILLIAM ROWLAND, JR. HARVEY ROWLAND.


WM. ROWLAND & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF


MILL, CROSS-CUT, PIT & TENON SAWS,


AND COACH SPRINGS, Also, Manufacturers of GAST STEEL, FOR SAWS, SHOVELS, HOES, &C. No. 948 Beach Street, Kensington, Philadelphia.


BROWN'S


ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER,


MANUFACTURED ONLY AT


FREDERICK BROWN'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE, N. E. Cor. Fifth & Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.


Attention is called to this valuable remedy, which should be in every family, and for the Ariny and Navy it is indispensable, curing affectlons of the stomach and bowels, and is a certain preventive from the effects of bad water.


CAUTION .- To prevent this valnable Essence from belug counter',. dd. a new Stoel Engraving, executed at great cost, will be found on the outside of the wrapper, in order to guard the purchaser against being imposed upon by worthless imitations.


BROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER .- We would call the attention of our readers f ) the advertisement of this valuable remedy, which, independent of the necessity of its being in every household, should be distributed among our brave volunteers. It is easily carried, and would be the means of saving life, as a teaspoonful in a little water restores a soldier who gives out from fatigue and exposure to the sun, relieves at once affections of the stomach and bowels, and as a Colonel of one of the regiments now on duty in Virginia says, "He would as soon go to the field without gunpowder, as without F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger."-Philadelphia Inquirer.


F. BROWN'S ESSENCE OF GINGER AND CHOLERA MIXTURE,-We cannot do the public greater service at this season, than to call their attention to the above valuable remedy, which should be in the hands of every family, wbilo no person about to travel should leave the city without them. Every officer and soldier should have a bottle, as it Immediately restores when overcome from fatigue or exposure to the sun, and Is ludispensable .- Evening Bulletin.


ALSO,


BROWN'S CHOLERA MIXTURE,


For the Prevention and Treatment of CHOLERA AND DIARRHEA. PREPARED ONLY BY FREDERICK BROWN, Northeast Corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia. And sold by all respectable Druggists in the United States.





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