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REPUBLIC-NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, $1,000, 000. Cash Assets, $1,270,000 R. O. Lowry, Agent, 408 Walnut.
SECURITY-NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, $500,000. Assets, $650,000. Wm. D. Sherrerd, Agent, 222 Walnut.
SPRINGFIELD-MASS. Cash Assets, $443, 103. Boswell & Wilson, Agents, S W 4th & Chestnut.
SPRING GARDEN. Office, 318 N 6th. Incorporated 1835. Charter Perpetual. Capital and Surplus, $400,000. Dividends, January and July. John H. Dohnert, Pres. Lewis Krumbhaar, Sec ..
Strangers and Citizens are recommended to purchase their Clothing of WANAMAKER & BROWN, Oak Hall, S. E. Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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Directors-John H. Dohnert, David Woelpper, Benjamin Davis, Charles Field, A. M. Parke, George Landell, James Durnell, Jacob S. Mint- zer, Henry M. Phillips, W. S. Fredericks, N. L. Hatfield, M.D., Henry Homer, Jesse Lee, Mor- ton McMichael, Charles H. Rogers, Geo. W. Hall.
STANDARD-NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, $200,000. Assets, $260,000. Wm. D. Sherrerd, Agent, 222 Walnut
THE MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, For Insuring Houses from loss by Fire. Organized 1784.
Office 526 Walnut. Incorporated 1784. George Cadwalader, Pres.
David Lewis, Treasurer and Secretary. Trustees-George Cadwalader, James Dundas, Jacob R. Smith, Samuel Welsh, S. Morris Waln, John R Wucherer, John Lambert, Thomas A. Biddle, George W. Norris, Alfred L. Elwyn, J. Craig Miller, John T. Lewis, Tobias Wagner.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
Incorporated 1825. Charter perpetual. Office 510 Walnut. Fire Insurance Exclusively. Organized 1825. Jonathan Patterson, Pres. Wm. G. Crowell, Sec. Directors-Jonathan Patterson, Alexander Benson, William Montelius, Isaac Hazlehurst, Thomas Robbins, Daniel Smith, Jr., John Dev- ereux, Thomas Smith, Henry Lewis.
UNITED FIREMEN'S.
Organized 1861. Office 122 N 6th. Conrad B. Andress, President. Wm. A. Rolin, Treas. William H. Fagen, Sec. Directors-Conrad B. Andress, Samuel P. Fearon, Henry W. Benner, John Hirst, Aiken Guy, James Mongan, William Loughlin, A. T. Dickson, William Glenn, James Jenner, Henry Simons, Thomas J. Martin, Charles E. Idell.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF FIRE UNDER- WRITERS. Office 6 Penna. Railroad Building. Arthur G. Coffin, President. John Williams, Secretary and Treasurer.
INSURANCE-MARINE. AMERICAN MUTUAL.
Organized 1825. Office 228 Walnut. Farquhar Building. William Craig, Pres. Peter Cullen, Vice-Pres. D. B. Stacy, Secretary. Directors-William Craig, Henry C Dallett, Benjamin W. Richards, Gilles Dallett, William M. Baird, William H. Merrick, Henry. I. E:der, Peter Cullen, Samuel A. Rulon, John !!. Nett, Charles Conrad, J. Johnson Brown, Williuna T. Lowber, Mason Hutchins, Pearson Serrill.
PACIFIC MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Office 408 Walnut. Assets, $1,400,000. R. O. Lowry, Agent.
PHOENIX MUTUAL. Organized 1804.
Office 224 Walnut. Assets, $230,000.
Shares $20. Dividend, January.
John R. Wucherer, Pres. Samuel Wilcox, Sec. Directors-John R. Wucherer, John L. Hodge, Adolphus Peries, William McKee, John T. Lewis, M. B. Mahony, John R. Wilmer, W. S. Grant,. Lawrence Lewis, Robert W. Leaming, D. Clark Wharton, David Lewis, Benjamin Etting, Thom- as H. Powers, Edmund Castillan, J. R. McHenry.
UNION MUTUAL. Organized 1804.
Office Third & Walnut. Capital, $300,000. Dividend, January. Election January 12th.
Richard S. Smith, Pres. John Moss, Sec. Directors-Richard S. Smith, Francis Tete, Newberry A. Smith, John H. Irwin, Saturnius Destouet, Adolphus E. Borie, Henry Lewis, Jr., Charles Vezin, William C. Kent, Charles Wheeler, George Lewis, D. Salomon, H. F. Robinson, Ellis Yarnall, Edward L. Clark, James R. Campbell, Henry Samuel, Gilbert H. Newhall, Thomas Dal- lett, Samuel C. Cook, G. W. Bernardou. William S. Baird.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF MARINE UNDERWRITERS.
Office 6 Penna. Railroad Building. John R. Wucherer, President. Timothy Rogers, Secretary and Treasurer.
INSURANCE -- FIRE AND MARINE. ANTHRACITE.
Organized, 1854. Office 311 Walnut. Charter Perpetual.
William Esher, Pres. Wm. F. Dean, V. Pres. William M. Smith. Sec. .
Directors-William Esher, D. Luther, Lewis, Audenried, Peter Sieger, Davis Pearson, Joseph Maxfield, John R. Blackiston, Wm. F. Dean, J. E. Baum, John Ketchum.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY. Organized, 1835. Office, S W Third & Walnut.
Thomas C. Hand, Pres. John C. Davis, V. Pres. Henry Lylburn, Sec.
Directors-Thomas C. Hand, John C. Davis, Edmund A. Souder, Theophilus Paulding, John R. Penrose, James Traquair, Henry C. Dallett, Jr., James C. Hand, William C. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal, Dr. R. M. Huston, George G. Leiper, Hugh Craig, Charles Kelly, Robert Burton, Sam- uel E. Stokes, J. F. Penniston, Henry Sloan, Wm. G. Boulton, Edward Darlington, H. Jones Brooke, Jacob P. Jones, James B. McFarland, Joshua P. Eyre, Spencer McIlvaine, John B. Semple, Pittsburg, A. B. Berger, Pittsburg.
GIRARD. Organized, 1853. Office, 415 Walnut. „Capital, $200,000. Thomas Craven, President. A. S. Gillett, V. President and Treasurer. James B. Alvord, Secretary. Directors-Thomas Craven, Jerry Walker, Francis Peters, N. S. Lawrence, Charles I. Du pont, John W. Claghorn, John Thornley, Abra-
Best Place in the City to buy good Clothing, at low prices, is WANAMAKER & BROWN'S, Oak Hall Clothing House, Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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ham Hart, Furman Sheppard, John Supplee, Samuel Jones, M.D., Henry W. Gray, George H. Ashton, Silas Yerkes, Jr.
NORTH AMERICA. Office 232 Walnut. Chartered 1794. Capital $500,000. Shares $10. Dividends, January and July. Arthur G. Coffin, President. Charles Platt, Socretary.
Directors-Arthur G. Coffin, Samuel W. Jones, John A. Brown, Charles Taylor, Ambrose White, John R. Neff. Richard D. Wood, William Welsh, William E. Bowen, James N. Dickson, S. Morris Waln, John Mason, George L. Harrison, Francis R. Cope, Edward H. Trotter, Edward S. Clark.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Office 4 & 5 Merchants' Exchange. Chartered 1794. Capital $200,000. Shares, $200. Dividends, February and August. Henry D. Sherrerd, President. William Harper, Secretary.
Directors- Henry D. Sherrerd, Charles Macal- ester, William S. Smith, William R. White, George H. Stuart, Samuel Grant, Jr., Tobias Wagner, Thomas B. Watson, Henry G. Freeman, Charles S. Lewis, George C. Carson, Edward C. Knight, John B. Austin.
PHILADELPHIA-FIRE AND LIFE. · Office 433 Chestnut. Chartered 1848. Charter Perpetual. $300,000.
Capital
R. P. King, President. M. W. Baldwin, Vice-President. Francis Blackburne, Secretary. P. E. Birckhead, Treasurer.
Directors .- R. P. King, M. W. Baldwin, S. J. Megargee, E. Wiler, C. P. Hayes, T. K. Collins, John Clayton, P. B. Savery, John Killgore, Henry C. Howell, Joseph M. Cowell, Alexander Murphy.
ROYAL-LIVERPOOL.
Paid-up Capital and Surplus, $4,257,420. Spe- cial Fund held by New York Trustees, $548,302. Surveyor-James Hutchinson.
Attending Physicians-Dr. W. W. Gerhard. Consulting Physician-Dr. Samuel Jackson. George Wood, Agent, 226 Walnut.
INSURANCE-LIFE. AMERICAN LIFE AND TRUST. Office S E 4th & Walnut. Organized 1850. Capital $500,000. Charter perpetual. Alexander Whildin, President. Samuel Work, Vice-President. John C. Sims, Actuary John S. Wilson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Trustees .- Alexander Whildin, J Edgar Thom- son, Jonas Bowman, Hon. James Pollock, H. H. Eldridge, Charles F. Heazlett, George Nugent, Samuel Work, Albert C. Roberts, William J. Howard, Hon. Joseph Allison, Samuel T. Bodine, John Aikman, P. B. Mingle ..
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Organized 1859. Office 425 Chestnut.
Assets, Oct. Ist, 1862, $315,000. .Hon. W C. Alexander, President. H B. Hyde, Vice-President. George W. Philips, Actuary. Amos B. Keith, General Agent for Penna.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL-HARTFORD, CONN. Capital $6,000,000.
Wadleigh & Tilden, Agents, 404 Walnut.
ÆTNA LIFE-HARTFORD, CONN. Assets $310,492 04.
Chauncey H. Brush, Agent, 400 Chestnut.
WASHINGTON LIFE-NEW YORK. Assets $300,000. Chambers & Register, Agents, 407 Walnut.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE. George F. Willis, Agent, 419 Walnut.
GIRARD LIFE . AND TRUST. Organized 1836.
Office 408 Chestnut Strect. Capital $300,000, Paid up. Charter perpetual.
Thomas Ridgway, President.
John F. James, Actuary and Treasurer. Managers .- Thomas Ridgway, Robert Pear- sall, Thomas P. James, John A. Brown, Frederick Brown, George Taber, John R. Slack, John R. Latimer, John C. Mitchell, Seth I. Comly, Isaac Starr, Henry G. Freeman, Stacy B. Barcroft, William P. Jenks.
MUTUAL BENEFIT-NEWARK, N. J. Assets, $4,109,353. E. V. Machette, Agent, Office 230 Walnut,
MANHATTAN-NEW YORK. Assets, $1,800,000.
James B. Carr, Agent, Office 418 Walnut.
MUTUAL-NEW YORK. Assets, over $10,000,000.
F. Ratchford Starr, Agent, 400 Walnut.
NEW ENGLAND-BOSTON. Accumulated capital, $2,372,945. William Getty, Agent, 425 Chestnut.
NEW YORK LIFE-N. Y. Cash Capital, $3,000,000. Lancaster & Gaskill, Agents, N W 4th & Walnut .-
PENN MUTUAL. Organized 1847. Office 921 Chestnut.
Assets, $1,225,000. Dividend January.
James Traquair. President.
Samuel E Stokes, Vice- President.
John W. Horner, A. V. P. and Actuary. H. S. Stephens, Secretary. W. Lovering Carter, M.D, General Agent.
Trustees .- John G Brenner. Benjamin Coates, Richard S. Newhold. James B McFarland. Wil-
Buy your Clothing at the great Oak Hall Clothing House, Corner Sixth and Market Streets, WANAMAKER & BROWN.
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liam P. Hacker, Joseph H. Trotter, William H. Kern, James Euston, Samuel C Huey, Theophi- lus Paulding, Edmund A. Souder, Samuel E. Stokes, Henry C. Townsend, Thomas W. Davis, Joseph M. Price, Baltimore, Rodolphus Kent, Ellis S. Archer, N. Y., Samnel J. Christian, James O. Pease, Warner M. Raisin, Pierre. V. Duffon, N. Y., Samuel Williams, Edward M. Needles, Samuel A. Bispham, Elliston Perot, Frederick A. Hoyt, C. J. Hoffman.
UNION MUTUAL-LIFE. Cash Assets over $800,000. Sabine & Duy, Agents, 147 S 4th.
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UNITED STATES LIFE-NEW YORK. Assets, $900,000. 0. Bardenwerper, Agent, 421 Walnut.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR IN- SURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES.
Office 304 Walnut Street. Capital $1,000,000. Shares $100. Dividends January and July. Organized 1812. Charter Perpetual.
Charles Dutilh, President. William B. Hill, Actuary.
Directors .- Charles Dutilh, Henry J. Wil- liams, I. Pemberton Hutchinson, Joseph Swift, W. H. Hart, Wm. S. Vaux, Wm. Harmar, J. R. Wucherer, St. George T. Campbell, A. E. Borie, Samuel Norris, Alexander Biddle, Joshua B. Lippincott.
EXCHANGES AND BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS.
Board of Brokers, 22 Philadelphia Exchange, S. L. Bowlby, Secretary and Treasurer; F. E. Knorr, Clerk.
Butchers' and Melters' Association, Willow below 16th, William Keichline, President; John F. Gross, Treasurer; Jonathan Bonsall, Secre- tary.
Coal Exchange Association, 205¿ Walnut, Lewis Audenried, President ; George B. Newton, Sec- retary ; B. Hamett, Treasurer.
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Corn Exchange, S W 2d & Gold. Archibald .Getty, President ; Thomas Allman, Vice-Presi- dent ; George Cookman, Secretary ; Samuel L. Ward, Treasurer ..
Farmers' Hay and Straw Market Association, 7th and Oxford, W. H. Long, Secretary.
Philadelphia Board of Trade, 505 Chestnut. Samuel C. Morton, President ; Richard Wood, Treasurer ; Lorin Blodget, Secretary.
Philadelphia Drug Exchange, 17 S 3d. Thos. P. James, President ; Harrison Smith, Secretary ; H. S. Ziegler, Treasurer.
Philadelphia Exchange Company, cor Dock, Third and Walnut Streets. Moncure Robinson, President ; Wm. S. Grant, Secretary.
The Warehousing Company of Philadelphia, cor. Front & Dock. Patrick Brady, President ; Wm. Neilson, Secretary and Treasurer.
PASSENGER RAILWAYS.
Citizens' (10th and 11th sts. and another to 10th and Poplar via Ridge av.) Office 10th bel Colum- bia av. George Williams, President; William Bonsall, Secretary and Treasurer ; Jacob Peters, Superintendent.
Delaware County (connecting with West Phila- delphia and Philadelphia and Darby). E. Spen- cer Miller, President ; A. L. Bonnafon, Secretary, 34 'S 2d ; James Miller, Treasurer.
Fairmount (Race and Vine via 23d and Cal- lowhill). Office Fairmount. W. J. P. White, President, Secretary and Treasurer. Joseph Aaronson, Superintendent.
Fairmount and Arch Street (via 20th, 21st and Callowhill). Office 2562 Callowhill. Charles P. Dungan, President ; John T. Lange, Secretary and Treasurer ; John Powers, Superintendent.
Frankford and Southwark (via 5th and 6th sts.) Office Berks between 3d and 4th. James West, President ; E. Hart, Treasurer ; Charles R. Ab- . bot, Secretary ; Joseph French, Superintendent ..
Germantown (via Germantown av. connecting with 4th and 8th streets line). Office 6th and Diamond Streets. Adam Whartman, President ; Joseph Singerly, Secretary and Treasurer ; Oliver Evans, Superintendent.
Girard College (via Arch, 9th and Ridge av). Office cor Ridge and Columbia avs. E. B. Ed- wards, President ; Wm. S. Blight, Secretary and Treasurer ; James F. Nicholas, Superintendent.
Green and Coates (connecting with 4th and 8th streets line). Office 22d and Coates. J. K. Mc- Ilwain, President; H. H. Wilson, Secretary and Treasurer.
Hestonville, Mantua and Fairmount. Office Hestonville. D. B. Paul, President ; F. F. Fra. ley, Secretary ; John T. Lange, Treasurer.
Lombard and South Streets. Moses A. Drop- sie, President ; John L. Lawson, Secretary ; Thomas L. Lawson, Treasurer.
North Philadelphia (via Columbia av, Broad, Tioga and 17th Streets, and connecting with Citi- zens' line). John Q. Ginnodo, President ; J. Bonsall, Secretary and Treasurer; E. Peters, Superintendent.
Philadelphia City (Chestnut and Walnut sts). Office 2100 Chestnut. Charles Camblos, Presi- dent ; William Colket, Secretary and Treasurer ; Hiram Castor, Superintendent.
Philadelphia and Darby (connecting with West Philadelphia road). Office cor Gray's Ferry and Darby roads. Thomas S. Ellis, President ; Thos. Sparks, Secretary ; D. H. Flickwir, Treasurer ; George L. Peiffer, Superintendent.
Philadelphia and Gray's Ferry (via Gray's Ferry road, 21st, Pine and Spruce sts). Office N. W 23d and South. John N. Hutchinson, Presi- dent ; James P. McFadden, Secretary and Trea- surer.
Richmond and Schuylkill (Girard avenue). Office 136 S 3d. Joseph R. Flanigen, President ; Erastus Poulson, Secretary ; Charles S. Wayne, Treasurer.
Ridge avenue and Manayunk (connecting with Girard College line). Office cor Ridge and Co- lumbia avenues. Charles Thomson Jones, Presi- dent ; Lewis Stokes, Secretary and Treasurer.
Second and Third Streets (having a branch from Brown, through Richmond to Bridesburg). Office cor Frankford avenue and Amber. Robt. F. Taylor, President ; E. D. Lesley, Treasurer ; Thomas Logan, Secretary ; John Young, Super- intendent.
Seventeenth and Nineteenth Streets. Office 19th and Girard avenue. J. E. Gillingham, President ; H. B. Leech, Secretary and Treasurer.
Thirteenth and Fifteenth Streets. Office Broad bel Carpenter. Price I. Patton, President ; Henry Haines, Secretary and Treasurer ; William Cooper, Superintendent.
The Popular Clothing House of Philadelphia, WANAMAKER & BROWN, Oak Hall, Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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West Philadelphia (Market st). Office corner Haverford and Logan. John S. Morton, Presi- dent ; William Martin, Jr., Secretary and Trea- surer ; M. English, Superintendent.
EXPRESSES.
Adams & Co., 320 Chestnut
Bridesburg, 9 S 3d
California, Wells, Fargo & Co., 607 Chestnut
Doylestown, Heston & Co., 161 N 3d
Frankford, 9 S 3d
Frankford, 26 S 5th
Germantown, William Pownal, 9 S 3d
. Graham's Baggage Express, office 3 Walnut
"Harnden's, 607 Chestnut
Hestonville, 9 S 3d
Howard & Co., 607 Chestnut
Kinsley & Co., N. E 4th & Chestnut
Leaf H. L., U. S. Mail Line to California & New York, 320 Chestnut
Mann's Baggage Express, Office, Penna RR De- pot, 11th & Market
Manayunk, 9 S 3d
Manayunk & Roxborough, 26 S 5th '
Norristown, 9 S 3d.
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Philadelphia Local, Oakman & Douglas, 26 S 5th
Reading, P. Albright, 311 Race
West Jersey, 3 Walnut
West Philadelphia, 26 S 5th
Woodbury, N. J., 26 S 5th
FERRIES.
Camden from upper side, South Camden or Kaighn's Point.
Camden and Philadelphia Company, from npper side Market to Federal Street, Camden
Cooper's Point Company, from Vine Street to Cooper's Point
Gloucester, N. J., from South Street
Red Bank, N. J., from South Street.
West Jersey Company, from lower side Market to Market Street, Camden.
STEAMBOATS PLYING ON THE DELAWARE.
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Ariel, Chestnut street wharf. For Wilmington, touching at Chester and Marcus Hook.
Barclay, Arch street wharf. For Hainesport, touching at Progress, Delanco, Delta Grove, Bridgeborough, Irish Wharf, Bailey's Landing and Centreton.
Edwin Forrest, Arch street wharf. For Trenton, touching at Tacony, Torresdale, Beverly, Bur- lington, Bristol, Florence and Fieldsborough. Liberty, Arch street wharf. For Sculltown.
Major Reybold, Arch street wharf. For Salem, touching at Chester, Pennsgrove, New Castle and Delaware City.
Osceola, Arch street wharf. For Swedesborough, N. J.
Philadelphia & Havre de Grace Steam Tow Boat Company. President, William S. Smith; Sec- retary and Treasurer, H. V. Lesley. Office, 417 Walnut.
Rancocas, first wharf below Arch. For Bridge- port.
Trenton, Walnut street wharf. For Bordentown, touching at Tacony, Torresdale, Beverly, Bur- lington, Bristol, Florence and Robins' wharf.
PACKETS, SAILING.
Bordentown, 2d wharf ab Chestnut
Boston, Express Line, David Cooper, Agent, 18 N Delaware av
Boston & New Bedford Petroleum Line, Twells & Co., Agents, 118 N Del av
Boston, Regular Line, Twells & Co., Agents, 118 N Delaware av
Bridgeton, N. J., 1st wharf below Arch
Charleston, S. C., Heron's Line, A. Heron, Jr., & Co., Agents, 126 N Del av
Charleston, S. C., Keystone Line, D. S. Stetson & Co., Agents, 112 N Del av
Charleston, S. C., Merchants' Line, Baker & Fol- som, Agents, 138 N Del av
Chester, Pa., 2d wharf above Chestnut
Galveston, Texas, Merchants' Line, Baker & Fol- som, 138 N Del av
Galveston, Texas, Heron's Line, A. Heron, Jr., & Co., 126 N Del av
Havana, Keystone Line, D. S. Stetson & Co., 112 N Del av
Havana, Merchants'.Line, Baker & Folsom, 138 N Del av
Indianola, Texas, Heron's Line, A. Heron, Jr., & Co., 126 N Del av
Lavacca, Texas, Heron's Line, A. Heron, Jr, & Co , 126 N Del av
Liverpool, Cope's Line, Walnut street wharf.
Mobile, Ala., Heron Line, A. Heron, Jr., & Co., 126 N Del av
Mobile, Ala., Keystone Line, D. S., Stetson & Co., 112 N Del av
Mobile, Ala., Louisiana Line, Bishop, Simons & Co., 105 Arch.
Mobile, Ala., Merchants' Line, Baker & Folsom, 138 N Del av
Newbern, N. C, Merchants' Line, Baker & Fol- som, 138 N Del av
New Orleans, Heron's Line, A. Heron, Jr., & Co., 126 N Del av
New Orleans, Keystone Line, D. S. Stetson & Co., . 112 N Del av
New Orleans, Louisiana Line, Bishop, Simons & Co., Agents, 105 Arch.
New Orleans, Merchants' Line, Baker & Folsom, 138 N Del av
New York, Express Line, David Cooper, 18 N Del av
San Francisco, Cal., Louisiana Line, Bishop, Simons & Co., 105 Arch.
San Francisco, Comstock's Clipper Line, D. S. Stetson & Co., 112 N Del av
Savannah, Ga., Heron's Line, A. Heron, Jr., & Co., 126 N Del av
Savannah, Ga., Keystone Line, D. S. Stetson & Co., 112 N Del av
Savannah, Ga., Merchants' Line, Baker & Folsom, 138 N Del'av
Taunton, Mass., Old Regular Line, Twells & Co., Agents, 112 N Del av
Trenton and Lambertsville, 3d wharf ab Arch.I Wilmington, Del., Bush's Line, 2d wharf above Chestnut.
Wilmington, Del., Warner's Line, lower side Chestnut street wharf.
Wilmington, N. C., Heron's Line, A. Heron, Jr., & Co., 126 N Del av.
Wilmington, N. C., Keystone Line, D. S. Stetson & Co, 112 N Del av.
Wilmington, N C, Merchants' Line, Baker & Folsom, 138 N Del av.
Strangers and Citizens are recommended to purchase their Clothing of WANAMAKER & BROWN, Oak Hall, S. E. Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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PACKETS, STEAM.
Albany and Troy, Commercial Trans. Co., S. Flanagan, Agent, 304 S Del av.
Baltimore, Baltimore and Phila Steamboat Co., A Groves, Jr., Agent, 34 S Del av.
Baltimore, Hand's Line, Thomas Webster, Agent, 14 N Del av
Boston Steamship Line, Henry Winsor, Agent, 332 S Del av
Charleston, S. C, Ocean Steamboat Nav. Co., Alexander Heron, Jr., & Co., 126 N Del av
Hartford, Conn., Philadelphia and Hartford Steam Propeller Co , Wm. M. Baird & Co., Agents, 132 S Del av.
Liverpool, Liverpool and Phila. Steamship Co., John G. Dale, Agent, 111 Walnut.
New York, N. Y. and Phila. Steam Nav. Co, James Allderdice, Agent, 316 S Del av.
New York, Phila. Steam Propeller Co., William M. Baird & Co , Agents, 132 S Del av.
Philadelphia & New York Express Steamboat Co., William P. Clyde, Agent, 14 S Del av.
Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk Union Steam- ship Co., Thomas Webster, Agent, 14 N Del av. Savannah, Ga., Ocean Steam Nav. Co., 126 N Del av., William Dennis, Secretary and Treasurer, A. Heron, Jr., & Co., Agents, 126 N Del av. . Trenton, N. J , Merchants' Steam Propeller Line, Arch street wharf.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS. DAILY NEWSPAPERS.
Daily Evening Bulletin, 112 S 3d.
North American and United States Gazette, Mor- ton McMichael, 132 S 3d.
Philadelphia Daily News, Joseph R. Flanigan, 136 S 3d.
Philadelphia Free Press (German), 418 N 4th.
Public Ledger, Swain & Abell, S W 3d & Chestnut The Philadelphia Democrat, 465 'N 3d.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, William W. Harding, 304 Chestnut.
The Press, John W. Forney, 111 S 4th.
TRI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
North American and United States Gazette, 132 S 3d.
Philadelphia Inquirer, 304 Chestnut.
The Press, 111 S 4th.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
American Messenger and Child's Paper, 929 Chestnut.
American Presbyterian, 1334 Chestnut.
Anti-slavery Standard, 106 N 10th
Banner of the Covenant, 1334 Chestnut. Catholic Herald and Visitor, 310 Chestnut.
Christian Instructor, 25 N 6th.
Christian Recorder, 619 Pine. Commercial List, 241 Dock.
Episcopal Recorder, James S. McCalla, 237 Dock. Fitzgerald's City Item, 112 S 3d
Friends' Intelligencer, N W 10th & Arch.
Friends' Review, 109 N 10th
Germantown Telegraph, Main, Gtn., & 109 S 3d. Legal and Insurance Reporter, 703 Walnut. Legal Intelligencer, 607 Sansom
Lutheran and Missionary. 42 N 9th.
National Merchant (60,000 present circulation), 126 S 2d.
Philadelphia Saturday Bulletin, 112 S 3d ..
Republican Flag, F. W. Thomas, 418 N 4th.
Sunday Blatt, 418 N 4th.
Sunday Dispatch, 152 S 3d.
Sunday Mercury, Meeser, Johnson & Co., 152 3 3d.
Sunday School Times, 148 S 4th.
Sunday Times, 136 S 3d.
Sunday Transcript, 110 S 3d.
The Chronicle, Rev. Pharcellus Church, 23 N 6th.
The Dollar Newspaper, Ledger Building.
The Dollar Weekly News, 136 S 3d.
The Friend, 116 N 4th.
The New World, Hoffman & Morwitz, 465 N 3d.
The Occident and American Jewish Advocate. Isaac Leeser, 1227 Walnut
The Presbyterian Standard, 108 S 4th.
The Presbyterian, 606 Chestnut.
The Saturday Evening Post, 319 Walnut.
The Weekly North American and Gazette, 132 2 3d.
The Weekly Press, 111 S 4th.
United States Journal, Fuller & Co., 310 Chest- nut.
United States Railroad and Mining Register, 423 Walnut.
Vereingte Staaten Zeitung, 465 N 3d.
PERIODICALS.
American Educational (monthly), 25 N 4th.
American Exchange and Review, 521 Chestnut. American Journal of Medical Sciences, Blanchard & Lea, S E 4th & Chestnut.
American Journal of Pharmacy, Charles Ellis & Co., N E 7th & Market.
Arthur's Home Magazine, 323 Walnut.
Biblical Repertory & Princeton Review, Peter Walker, 821 Chestnut.
Clark's School Visitor, J. W. Daughaday, 1308 Chestnut.
Colouization Herald, William Coppinger, editor, 609 Walnut
Dental Cosmos, Samuel S. White, 528 Arch.
Eclectic Medical Journal. N E 6th & Callowhill.
Evangelical Repository, William S. Young, 1023 Race.
Evangelical Zeugnisse (German Reformed), Rev. Dr. Schaff, editor, 202 N 4th.
Farmer & Gardener, 52 N 6th.
Farmer's Monthly, 104 N Del av.
Gardener's Monthly, 19 N 6th.
Herald of Health, 25 S 10th.
Home & Foreign Record, 821 Chestnut.
Imlay & Bicknell's Bank Note Reporter, 45 S 3d.
Journal of the Academy of Natural Sciences, N W Broad & Sansom.
Journal of the Franklin Institute, 15 S 7th.
Lady's Book, L. A. Godey, 323 Chestnut.
Lady's Friend, 319 Walnut.
Law Library, 535 Chestnut.
Lammer Herte, German Ref. S. S. P., Rev. S. Bohringer, editor.
Lutheran Sunday School Herald, 42 N 9th.
Medical News and Library, S E 4th & Chestnut.
Medical & Surgical Reporter, 115 S 7th.
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine, 306 Chest- nut.
Peterson's Philadelphia Counterfeit Detector, 306 Chestnut.
Philadelphia Intelligencer, 323 Walnut.
Phrenological Journal, 25 S 10th.
Presbyterian Historical Almanac, 111 S 10th.
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences, N W Broad & Sansom.
Sunday School Gem, James Challen & Son, 1308 Chestnut.
Best Place in the City to buy good Clothing, at low prices, is WANAMAKER & BROWN'S, Oak Hall Clothing House, Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.
Sunday School World, 1122 Chestnut. Temperance Standard, William Axe & Co., Fkd, The Child's World, 1122 Chestnut. The Little Pilgrim, 319 Walnut The Presbyterian Sabbath School Visitor, 821 Chestnut.
Young Reaper, Rev. B. Griffith, 530 Arch.
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