o ji, rOMFAyiES. _
•„i SiwiIXVAKJA ISI’iSIAI Oil
1U» South FIFTH Gt,, I’WlftdslpMa.
0 ii'jo 000-aoo.ooo shaeis at *s
each.
■ j.UiVSD CAPITAL, JiSWO.OOO.
M-fir.BXAKDBR K, MCCLURE.
I>2 LECTORS.
John M. PoMERor,
Rusha W. Davis,
Peter B. <Jmali*
, t.iue,
"' \ -1 AS,
' f Treasurer, ELISHA W. 3JAVIS.
, , (<i ,T A 3i£B M. BELLES*
isjlw 12C acres of land, In feo, on Alla
romodlately opposite Oil City, «ud ad
-1 , ,ais, with 110 rods front on the river, and
‘ on bay’s But. Hon. C. P. Kamsdtll, edi
r!' i't'ii CMr Monitor, and agtntfjt this land, as
; aipsey that it will sell in lots fir sjrlOO.tftKJ,
;; to on right, whloh is worth *IOO,COO addl
mediate revenue will be derived for tha
... : <L r* sale of those lots, and the Company
;«,< engines with complete 8 stores, to ope
j'tlT for oil. Tha territory In this imma
,.-'tv has never failed to produce p-ofitabiy,
'.V".jr> hrudred ac-ei, in fee simple in the cole
' . Koa district, immedlataly adjoining
, ivtrolottffl Company, whose stock is now
. Silt 1 P er share. The Company now has
will bo ecoeptsd. for sinking weUs on
i- «t car er st to the corporation, and one-half
to go to the Company. Th« Curtin and St.
ui panics are in this immediate locality, and
-i' ■, ;. now commanding a large preraiam. In
,t' Company has.4oacres, tn fee simple, on
. Km, wliitlt ompttes into OH Croer, and tn
joringstetionof the Oil Territory, and 110
■, |,f s’aiploi on Walnut Bend, five milee above
. ' pit Creek, and not over two mites from
Heed well, now prodnolag over 200
■enla}'.
, !«sM of three tracts of land, two. oa Oil Creek,
...'suing over ten barrels per day, and one on
tiv-.r, predating (on barrels per day ofhfavy
;t urn fd per barrel, The Company now re
* . ... unities of the proceeds of the tast-aamed
" r ) one half cf the other two Bach of these
ic developed by the Company by sinking
,»r,)r. and the engluesand fixtures arc now
ja it.
of this Company moan to prosecute the
! .'..|ai.it of these lands most energetically, and
',-uiite confidence that they will.yield yery
, -, ai „s oa the capital stock,
mntthe made promptly, ae more than
•."V '..iitcstoik is already engaged.
.aw will be received at the office of the
1 del4-6t
the hcstos FARH Oil, COM-
I-.'V -The property of thu Co jjpudv la
riuiiHi'gbeurKtvßr, in Vehaniio canty,
! iai-!:. of <!>• foo simple of two tracts of laid,
\ ,-r,,a:«|iof ona nm-drad and thirty (133} rods
'ly'ifsrMpHa’of twcnti-«ye th-nsand (*IS,COJ)
.V.Msferud in the treasury for davaloptns the
lands.
. ' open for ths subscription of atoch for a few
tij o.iice of
„ „ „ WALTON 4 YOST,
No. 35 Sooth rHIUD Strict,
i.tprofptctntmay ha obialnad.
•" ' oi-FICf!iSO*'TBB COMPLY.
Hoa. JESLLIti JjE 18, i*rdßideat»
DIRECTORS
nr t*vri* |E. W. Ball,
tv-u&'Jfr., jo. W. Hahropp.
\ Kubineon, .1
' „ r m iTAMBS BOYS, Secretary.
, .H Waltos. Treasurer, de!4 lot*
iIITIDIIIII NOTICE.—THE 1»I
-FKCTOKf) Of th? CBEKHY RUN PE rBOLEff S
> v A”.Y£ *Ma day declared a Dividend of (10)
tS CKNT., payable at tie Offlse of ttia Oora
ll!i WALNUT Bueet, on and after tie 23d In
,.ir of taxes
i will be dosed from tie Kill to ilia 27th Instant,
_ BESET S. PAUL, Secretary.
twiOTrr.it. Pecemttr I,'), lSrft. del4-at
Tfl£ JDIKEITU»S «FTHE TACK
, Ft: 'XOLEUM COBPAN » lavs this day de
.ijtiviißndof TWO PJtH OEBT oat of too eain
; the Company for tha month of November, pay.
, : tad after the »thinst, afth. office of tho Ttea
. Sr. OEOBQBI H. MILLINGTON, No *a rX
,;.;k PLACE. TraaefeT bogpscio-ed fr.>m ch» 17tti
. v .;b infant. HEtiHAif JSf. OROHES,
Secretary.
T rk, December 10,1564
it io the Phiiadfllph t& Stockholder?? at the office
:». Iho.t ftEc! Go » 9X7 WALifOT Street* on and
’Musi. .defeat*
THE DIRECTORS
fflhe UOBLB & DEL A METES PETROLEUM
hnveillsduy deCaratl, thelreiiilitkmoiithly
,-J . p ER-»-PBNT,, payable free'of Stats
.iHtSltb i“eb BeojtecloseSth, end reopen 2lst.
HOi'fßE, Secretary.
deS-fct
THE GREAT? WESTERN OIL
[OHTAJITi
, „ .. , . Bbcember 8, 1884.
„>nii«l Meeting of tlaStoobboidais will be bald
of I tha Company, No. 41* WALNUT
\ :;i .iATELPH[A, on MONBAT, January 3d,
ii 12 rt*clcclc noon.
: *, K-ios for fire Directors for the year 18-36 will he
isufce same time
Transfer Books will be closed from Decern
-IS6J, until January 3d,1836
M, B. KEILY, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE HYI»E FARM
Oil, COMPANY, •M3’ Shitli FOOSTH Street.
FHii,ADr,i,[‘nia, Dec. 12th, ISM.
•srl of Directors hare 'THIS DAY deola el a
' oilH PBB CEhT. ou the capital etooK, being 15
1 ,-o, parable on and after TUESDAY, De
' of State tax
' closed WEDNESDAY, the 14th, at
'•’DNESBAY, thflSlet,
* M. CARTER, Treasurer.
KACPHIH AKD llll^lHtlin
OOhD MIHIHQ COMFAHT
Chartered by the Stele of PeansylT&nl*.
JH^iSm.g* 000 ' 000 *
PresldeaWOßK B. AJTDIBSOar,
DIRECTORS.
j i. Bwtt,- James B. Magee.
*:?»». John W. H&UvJlarrislmr*.
!. i Maw, t. tt : do,
f. Baj, Joha Brady, do.
3S- w a'^D'“ 9 * beeoenter.
.Mdrer. „oMm^, 0 ™ 49 '
comm,.
tbeniicat«a -hay* teen procured from
'/ tiie Cturpany’slodesrand have been assayed
I'fejsars and-Oamtt with the most gratify-*
yts. Sabacription lists hare been opened at the
tc« Company and at the Treasurer’s Oflce (Ip.
Jrepue), No. CHBSTNBT Street, Farmers*
-lutes’ Bank Building, To original sutjscrihflr*.
,’f ware, for a limited number of shares,
rt.ar*, pamphlets, or Information esui be obtained
-f Eca of the Company after the 17th Inst. .
14, IBS*. o«15-3m
omcs -P£im Misrise con-
PANT OF LAKE BOFEEIOB, 319. WALNUT
Ibiladelphia.
CE is Hereby given, that an Instalment of One
Share on each and every Bhareol the Capital
; the Penn milling Company of Lake Superior
.jdHjbeen called h; the Board of Directors of
nmr, duo and payable at the Office of the
its, on or before thelflthday of December, inrt.
a still be charged bn all instalments after the
ill lave become'dne
it of the Board of Directors.
.D A BETL, Sec
-Streets* December 6, 1864,
•; Thirty* third Annual Meeting of the Asaocla*
•Muslowiug named gentlemen were elected offi»
BiU&gers for 1864-'6fi:
PBEBDEKT, ... .
SAMUEL H. PERKINS.
VICK •PBESIDEJfTPi
CSARD D. WOOD, J. FISHES LEAKING.
S'SD WILCOx!'no B 4ol’ CHESTNUT BfafMt,
CORRESPORDIITG SBCBBTARt*
l. Montgomery bond.
RBCORDISO BBORB'f ARY,
JOHN H. ATWOOD.
. , MANAGERS, ,
;-3.arnla Coatee, Thomas A. Bndd,
:•‘ , ®m uatimer, Charles Rhoads,
Richard Wood,
J Patvqs, Charles 8 Worts, M, D.,
• twG. Coffin# E, B. Wood,
>a:ainio Orne, Jamas Bayard,
saW, Claghcra, Joseph A. Clay,
- oas Wattaon, Alfred M. CoHius,
-tphH. Dalles, Charles W. Coshman#
■ ; s tshhnrst, Philip C Garrett.
8. C. Cooper and Thomas Evans are the only
duly authorized to collect fund s for the hasoela-
JOHN H ATWOOD,
Recording Secretary.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PBSI*
SVLYAJfIA. —A paper on “The. Ste«e of jftlor-
C.,” will be lead before the boatety by
W, H. Davie, of DOylestowii»'at the. Hall,
v£i# BoUdißg, on SIXTH Street, below Walnut,
EVllSfllsrO, the 14th lust., atBo’eiook.
~
FINANCIAL.
•iSDRY DEPARTMENT,'
W ahhikotok. D.O. • Decomber 10,1894.
IB HEREBY QIVStf or the readiness of this
“wot [3 redeem on presentation, bj payment in
1 -ccy, or by conversion into bonds as autbo
; ‘raw, the three-year* Treasury Hotes hearin*
if 111 the rate of seven and three-tenthspSrcant
- -.Si under theaet of July 17th, 1881. interest
cr. ail saeh Treasury notes not so presented
months from this date, at »Meh time.neder
p right of conversion Ceases, Holders will
'‘-Helves _
TBI public.— I thankful to
'■’•ri.'fldg and the public for the liberal p&tronas©
upon us, we "would inform them that, having
alterations ia our establishment,we are
Spared to execute Pictures to the satisfaction ot
-''may favor us with a call. Haying now at our
-tad increased facilities* we take measure in bo
mb discerning public to compare the ex*aatioa of
■ Ji -'tk with that produced at any other establish
''* ;fce United States. We would also state that
GALLERY IS PBBB TO ALL a
asamination of, specimens Notwithstanding
material used and wages of hands em
!-We are yet furnishing Pictures
, AT THE QIBfRIOBS,
Miniatures.
'v,\ J * Heads In Crayon, Oil, ana Pastel., ,
! jau ?i/fl heads in Crayon, Oil, and Pastel. „
s'<ui, Plain and Colored, 13-14, 8 10, 4 4, and 1-2
£«•« VUts Vignettes, fall size, 3-4, &C., *3.50 per
:g:«ni«s, from 75 tents np-warciß.
sl pgr doz , &c., &c,
. *-» 5 Jd »ad for sale a large lot of Copies of Bare Bn
tp*> Photographs of ail the prominent' Generals
‘...'spilshed men, &e., Ac.
taken at short notice.
HMW * OT gg I BEgSSS t :, ;
'•‘NITUB&—IF TOU jFANT' V T$.
J,' hosy place, (to to th% Union Furniture Ttepots
taSb 1 *OO.. at the N E. corner ot NINTH and
■ ,tt»ed SECOND and BACK. Tiioir large stock
i>sr, Furniture is attracting the attention of the
'.itt l r generally, 60 that their employes are kept
! tr ;L en r a ged attending to the demands of buyers,
■ . ftnpioaches, the calls upon their attention
vi U I ' c, ,as ing, so that parties wishitg to purchase
n J, 5S 'tent an immediate call. AH kinds of?nr
.^■aPfStao<t best. deM-tjal
STATIONERY,
„ BRYSON & SON,
So. 8 Horth SIXTH Street.
i*Mipwat«4 Companies supplied at the lotr-
OF STOCK, * '
transfer books.
, STOCK MD9KBS,: _ ■ .
5t!(, 4 ,„ , DIVIDES!) BOOKS, *«, «W.
t. catos of stock can be seen at the Store.
St ,'A • ,'»*«, Envelopes and Paper, the beat the
■"t offer, always on hand.- . delO-gt
ladies !-An:, ‘lM
rfona abroad that the DryOoodt
■ ’««iV» *“« Tenth ttMknuh atraets la neraach
1 disolftlm all tioittactlon
"“ollshnwnt, altticr dlr*ctly or lnaiatcUr.
■’’■l.-,. „„ M.VHT A. KERS,
T - K. W. torner TBNTttandßOg fa sb,
V'J'ING OFF BELOW COST—
of BOOTS, SHOis. and OUTERS
'Si r Sfe", 8 * 338 Sotttt THIRD Street. Also,
U ABBS for sale, ■ , _ dels 3t*
'■n£H^ PH ALBtmtS—A FINE
is*ttUful improved for sale at
v£riV*?? aailtrf\ 6»4 ABOH St.,
w»t« far Hatttor onto. Cali and azamlna!
, i;-photogbaphs, in oil
n H»«4 : life-like
tarlr- ,?• MIMBR’S Oailerr, 6«* ARCH
\ r 7^~ ■ ri T; toe dava are-Pht-rii. U*
,M ifni.P® VIBITa EXECUTED AT
7 Mji.Vi“slnnSSSU^ei: the plane to fla4 satia-
«* e*« r
JJOOKS, GAMES, AND. NOVELTIES
I>ATIS, PORTER Sc 00.,
No. 31 Soutli SlactSi. Street,
(between chebtndt and ms os streets,
l «s?*tTarl«ty of BOOKS FOR CHIT,-
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I® timVaiff' “ showy bindings For VKKf
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,iingfe B^W rilh,l »- color,)d ‘*" am ’ “*
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. fob boys.
"Coral <t be RWi'lsr, author or ''Unrowß,"
tond/dti-i ’<**•* written a aeries of nooks fa
»odffill T B iD ,, a Popular stylo, narratives or Voylias
frortS 1 Ps'ilons Adventures, &0., suoh as will la
moral purges” lMalcalß - at «“ »*»> ««•. » high
wain? e /& D XT, re e volumes, viz.:
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otfu Fiji ™C™fo WHALES • «• *>°'W “d D*n*«m
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Colored Plates, and boond in cloth, gilt. Thar are not
upieahardiiomebcjr. aodarethe 1 p,lt
CHEAPEST AKB ATTKACIIVE BOOKS FOB
published this season.
ms- Order DAVIS, FOSTER, & CO ’S E11H»„
OInSIBSE S 11TTLE EfBItARTV.
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J?*!?! 11 coioja and latue pictures These booka
are truly Indefitmctible and tofr putty, are In A.t.Tn
aize. and Very cheap Tory are muoV waJtad aa tK
high pr ice of mnslin haß prevented their being made**
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“ i 5„i On S? t 5° bO J“S handsomest a phabet ever ia*nnd
ia D J Ti “* *^ rter >. 4 po’s edition ib a verv cSao
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colors. Also, another edition with a efn|iei?tW la
SQnarelfmo. ,nUia “ ay “ iated ia 011 c3loc °- 33sages?
KHW HOOKS, BY THE AUTHOR OF
“SI-OVFSty fZTvu ' V 1
J. SHE SPARK THAT WERT SPARKING bn a
&67len ofchaimiag ideas and drawings, wuh bumnron^
SS? a, *h I,lt S°? e ? ils verse, by Dr. Heary Roffman 8
the author of that wood«rfm fanny Ktfir*?'
chiIIIIK «j
, COMICAL RHYMES. OF AaCISST TIMS* An v m«
?i™n J u ke t fo i r s .?' aU Po,k s-*>r OHH. a* iTOrtSrtr
droll book of rhymes and dra *ims to thaHhia
ones Printed ]n colorsSmiu 4to S” Mndini
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. tils nook was eoldiuLonoon iaif.wmoutas 1
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' SQ. 13KO. •
eiS 01 ?? 1 ! 00811 ’ 8 MELODIES, illustrated with new
designs, by Bennett 6qnare 12mo Colored on evnrv
P a S« a j 200 engravings, aod more
published* 1 ** 8 ' iilneS ’ Melodies than any edition
! MaMHA’S SIX SHORT STORIES POE THE NURSE
BY ; a series of unpro rint tales for little rirla in
of one and two syllables, by a aivtaer, with rix
colored engravirgfs from designs by Georae White
bquare New and handsome binding. 7,5 cents *
JUTTLB FANNIE'S PICTURE a se
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three, and four letters. In type quarter of aa inch high
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lores- Prettily bonjid in a new s’yle.* 75 cents
81 8 KDSSGKI BOOK, ooiitsi&iiir a great
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PAvMTR e irn^tP|i t i I r^5 0 ' uld 7 i fen's
~~A TALES 5 comprising House
thAt Jack Built, Cock Bobin t Old Dame and ttBi*
Three Bea.e, Simple Simon, Acf, fo .
cents co^orea Plotures. 12 md. New style of binding!
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favorite tales of Charmed Fawn, Ugly Buck Hals in
< G ?S? y Two SjSX,Jeuiy Wrem
lews!yiU?Wndf B | r!^ tly - COloredlsiot “ as ' 12 »»'
THE HIETORY OF THBEE'KITTEKS WHO T.ow
THBIE MITTENS ; their Courtship and Marriage, their
Death and Burial, All re and Well Again - Wow ff
SSlf e^rt«?rn ? r * * ad ~W olld erfal events in their
Pri&dlf ESF&K? SSSMSSi gS?o'rlg? i
1 f W n ' in * «i>d InstrnotiTe stories for little folks.
bimHn/ ‘ft 1 Boyal Blro, In a BOW and sbowy
NURSERY FAIRYTALES,- the best Fairy Tales in
easy tognate, comprising Tom Thumb, Red Biding
Hood, Children in the Wood, Jack the foiaat KlUerT
Hop O'-My-Thumb, Aladdin. &c. Illustrated with oft
picture?, brilliantly illuminated in oil colors,
Boyal Bro. In a new and attractive binding <si f? 5
THE FCTRNY PICTURE 800K 5 contamiSf Funny4ad
n ®tructive Stories, profusely illustrated on every page
w«hhi f My colored pictures. 4to. In handsome bIS-
MERRY PICTURES FOR LITTLE PEOPLE A col
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from the German, with 112 pictures,. t'riuliMy colored
on every page, dto New and rlwwv bindinu St m
OHILDBEN’.S PICTURE GALLBR? of
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each picture: a laraons picture and verso hoot; 4to
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A LAUGHTER BOOK FOR LiTTLE rOLKd; con-'
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The above contains six boolm in one, viz-
Slovenly Peter. Funny Leaves for the Younger
Slovenly Rate. Child's Mirror. CBranchoe
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COMICAL PAGES FOR VEKY LI fTEE PEOPLE
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Simple Hans- Wonderful Chichan.
Great Sausage. Jimmy Siidtiiege.
BARLEY’S SPLESBIDLY .11, MIS*
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THE STORY OP ALADDIN AND HIS. WONDERFUL
LAMP. New and flue ediiiop, buperbly illustrated
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THE BOOK OF NONSENSE. By Edward Lear. With
llSpicturcs. Flora the tenth English edition. Fall of
tie drollest pictures and 51.25. '
PAPA’S BOOK OF ANIMALS: Wild and Tame. A
now book of e&ay Btorlas of animals, glviagtheir chief
-pesmHarltrea Jh Euchiauguage as children can .under
" stand, with 16 large and spirited drawia««, from
sketches made from Lying animals by H. C Bispham,
the animal painter. As the sketches were made ex
pressly for this hook, only such ware selected as were
either great favorites with all young children, as the
cow, horse, dog, cat, &c » or those that most attract
their attention in the menagerie, as the lies,-elephant,,
tiger, camel, &o. It is believed that this is the first in
stance in America wherea celebrated painter has been
employed to make original drawings from the animals
for a child’s book, and the result is thought to be quite
satisfactory. Each subject is represented, in its natural
attitude, andislaTgearnTbold. without any surround
ings to distract the child’s attention They have been.
carefully engraved by Louderbach. Square S to. cloth
gilt. $1.25. /
ROMANTIC STORIES FROM HISTORY. A volume
of interesting historical narratives of Vas youthfal ac
tions of famous men, with handsome colored en
gravings, bound m crimson cloth. It contains incidents
in the lives of Cardinal Wolsey, William Tell, and the
fii st Prince of Wales. 75 cents.
MV PLAY IS STUDY, and other Stories from the
German, By Professor L. Lenaont. In addition to
the charming stories in this volume, theie are several
ol the P&rablo stoiiea by Krommachev. Illustrated
with four largo plates, printed in tints and richly
colored. Small 4to. cloth. $1 25.
EXAMPLES OF GOODNESS, narrated to the Young.
Translated from the German by Professor Larmont.
With four large plates, printed in tints and prettily
colored. Small 4io. cloth. $L 25.
LITTLE HARRY'S BOOKIE Anew series in words
of single syllables, printedln very large type, with six
teen colored illustrations in each book. Six books*
cloth gilt, .in box SJ.
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“Night Cap Series,” “Mitten Books,” &c In words
of single syllables, nicely illustrated. Just ready
3 vols., cloth gilt, $2.2-5.
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THE HOLIDATH,
Published by DAVIS, PORTER, * CO., 31 South
SIXTH Street, will make every Household merry, as
they should be on ChrUtmas time.
THE PHENAHISTISCOPE.
THE PHBNAKIBTIBCOPB, On NEW ANIMATED
FIGURES. A new and ingenious T >y, printed on circu
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and combinations produced by revolving the circle on a,
handle; affording a great deal of amusement for eve
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THE MAGIC PANTOMIME—a series of large dancing
figures, brightly colored, which are made to operate in
a mysterious and amusing manner. Six kinds assort
ed in a package.
These dancing figures are gayly colored, and, bring
double-jointed, will dance very naturally. .They are
much ufced for children’s theatres or shows, for dancing
on the piano to the music,. Ac, They are very amusing,
cheap, and pretty. •
INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGBiPHS-wamuted cor
rect ! This novel instr ament for taking portraits mu»t
be Been to be appreciated! There are four kinds assorted
to the dozer, any of which will create mirth in the
household.
THE GHOST IN THE srEBEOSGOFE-a new and
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PANY, dated February 6, 18*8, and numbered £391,
belonging 10 and issued in tee name of the under
signed, was taken from zny boarding-house; in Getty s-.
burg, at the time of the rebel invasion of the place la
2863, notice is.hereby given -that application will be
ZBfedeto the Boaid of raid Company for a new. CER
TIFICATE. and all persona are called upon to show
cause why said CERTIFICATE should not he is-*
surd. , ~ del* wsBt*
QTOLEN.—AT A STATED MEETING
K? of tie KBPTOHB BOSE OOMPAST hold on Mon
day Evening. December la. iSM,itwaß. on mrtion,
Kr&ol'otd, That a reward if TWEKTI-fIVB UOL-
I, AKb be offered lor tbe return of the castings and orna
ments belonging to onr fancy carriagejnbjoh have bean
6‘olen from the liof© hou»e» and FiFxY BOLLaBS for
tbe arrest end couYiotioh of the thief or thieves.
Jnnk abops and metal
Secretary*
Ko. lOia XEMt>M fittest.
GREAT OEKTJtAIt CLOTHING- HODSE,
IDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1864
THE HOLIMYS.
■J.OODS SUITABLE 108 PBESE NTS,
JE*' M. NEEDLES,
10524 CHESTNUT STREET,
OSe-B for sale
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
XINEN HMMERCIIIEFSj
In all.varieties, for
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At very Low Prices,
Eft' J»em-*tltoliBd Handkerchiefs. all limn, 35c.
Cfcildmt’s •« <* «« o^:
Wain B&ndfeercMera, all linen, 20c.
Lac© Ban o Kerchiefs, $3 to $5O.
Embroidered. Handkerchiefs, $i to $lO. »
M f n,B » y omen's, and Children’s Handkerchiefs, all
S?is S# Ra< * prltes very mach. below the present gold
IiCE GOODS, EMBHOIDBEtBP, and WHITE HOODS
Of ail kinds, suitable for Presents, at
d<id-lit VEST LOW PEIOES. ’'
JJOLKDAY GIFTS.
fail \m winter stock,
CLOSING OUT
JOHN W. THOMAS,
\ *O5 AND4O7 NOKTH SECOND STREET,
Would call tlie attention of tho public to liis splendid
i stock,of -
FALL AND WINTER DRY g)OM,
Comprising a fnirilne of every Tariety
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS, ,
Suitable for useful presents.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
deii-lOt '405 and 407 North SECOND Stroet.
-A VALUABLE PRESENTATION
BOOK,
MASTIN'S HISTOBY OF THE AGE OF BOOTS XIY.
Various styles of Binding,
In two yols., Bvo.
Adorned by Portrait*, on steel, of Louis XIV, *nd
Colbert.
The translation is made-by Miss Mary L. Booth, with
the approbation of M. Martin, who has famished an
interesting Ihtrodaotton to, the AGE OF LOOTS Xrv.,
written especially for this edition, which will be issued
in the best style of the celebrated “Eireraids Frees, M
Cambridge. .
Thin work received the Sober! Prize of 10,000 frames,
in 1844, from the Academy of Inscriptions and Bslles-
T.eftro?, is the most Harried, and in 1858 and 1859 from
the French Academy, as the most eloquent work on the
JQittory of France.
Sold only by antseripiion. Price $4 per volume.
JAMES K. SIMON,
33 Booth SIXTH Street, Agt. forPhllad*.
QHRISTM-AS PRESENTS
■ FOE GENTUGBIEN.
V
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
SCARFS, ■ ' .
. -^GLOVES,.
*** . TBATELMNG SHIRTS,
SUSPENDERS,
’ MUFFLERS,
♦ ' HDKFS.,
And every description of
GEmEMM’S. FURNISHING GOODS,
SUITABLE FOB PRESENTS,
LINFORD LUKENS,
deld-tf N. W. tor. -SIXTH and CHESTNUT.
fiHRISTMAS BOOK-GIFTS FOR
THB«rOONO m
HENDERSON,is 00., -
i- 538 ARCH Street, ■
Hare a well-selected stock of
' - BOOK-CASE LIBRARIES,
Tor Children of all ures.
Yery aoftf,;tiaeful and instructive, from $1.50 to $lO
p 6 f
Library No. 1, for Children of 6 years $1 50.
Llbrajty*io. 2, for Children of 7 years, $2.
Library7«Q. S, for Children of 8 years, $3.
Library No. d. for Children cf 0 years, *4.
.Library No: 6, fdr Children of lO y ears, ss*
L 4 b) ary No. 6, for Children of 12 years, $6.
bnmferons .other Gases,, containing 10, 12, and 15
volumes, at prices ranging from $8 to $l2. deli-31
JJOLmAY PRESENTS.
■ ,CI3^I£ILiJDS' JYLTMMIGr,
NOfWs SORBET,,
fieis leave J £o inform Ms esteemed customer* that his
* present stock of .
FAIfiY GOODS AND TOYS
Surpasses tlikt of any former importation. Having se
lected wi th care every article himßelr, he can . T say
there is no- similar establishment in the country haft can
-«fe nretiafttffldff. ~. .Iv tn nricag,. getting his goods _m_
dealere wkobuyTrointho Importers here to cell again
can certainly not compete With him.
, Of the fallowing goods he keeps so large a variety,
and in such entirely new styles, as.nooBier store In this
-city can ofler: • '• " '
. LADIESCWdBk BOXES.
JBWBLHY.ODOB, AND GLOVE BOXES. ,
NECESSARIES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMBN.'
' WRITING DESKS, DRESSING CASES.
FANS, PARIS GILT AND BRONZE GOODS.
PARIAN WARE,‘BORE HI AN GLASS.
VASES. OF FINEST-ANTIQUE AND MODERN.
CUTLERY, FINEST ENGLISH WALKING CANES.
. CRICKET AND ARCHERY IMPLEMENTS.
FANCY LEATHER GOODS. ■
LADIES>*'BAaS - OVER TWENTY DIFFERENT
KINDS. ’ . ,i
CABAS, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES.
PURSES AND PORTMONNAIES.
GAMES OF ALL KINDS.
CHESS, DOMINOES, LOTTOES.
CBIBBAGE COUNTERS, CHESS. AND BACKGAM
MON BOARDS.
BAGATELLE AND TIVOLI.
IN TOYS.- This Department ie complete In every va
riety known,, with many novel things never before Im
ported. Dolls,. the very large variety of every kind,
known,-kept in this storetstupasses in beauty and taste
ful dressing anything known here and in Europe. Tide
i» no idle beast. Ladies should call and see them.
del'tdeZllf ’
QHRIBTMAS BOOKS!
We are. ao.wjirepinSSf to'offer onr etoekof ILLUS
TRATED SWKS>Dd WOKKS, in FINE BISDIB9B.
eswclallj iSfeiffia-’to chs HOLIDAY SEASON, at LOW
moss. ,J •' LIMDSaY & BLAKISTJH,
■ Fnkliehers and Booksellers,
Eo. 23 Sonttf SIXTH Sfcet.
■DEDUCTION Or PRICES
J:t> O F .
STAPLE STYLES DRESS GOODS.
CURWKN STODDART. & BBO.’S slock, comprise a
large and varied assortment of articles that would ho
appieciated^aa
GIFT.
From late Auction Sales :
, FRENCH, MERINOS,
. PARI*. POPLINS.
PARIS BPINGLES. .
RICH PLAID POPLINS,
RICH PLAID MERINOS,
RIOS PLAID CASHMERE,
ROM*N PLAIDS.
And ft large Hue «-f DRESS GOODS ranging, from
ODEw"EtPsTODD ART, & BEO.,
. 45(R43*, end 434 North SECOND Street.
de!4 Js-. above WILLOW.
Presentation books' of a
VALUABLE CHARACTER.
Appleton's New American Cyclopedia,
Cyclopedia of Commercial and Bastness Anecdotes,
2voiB.
Rebellion Record* BrFrank Moore.
Washington living’s works; fine editions. “
Coocer’s Novels; illustrated.
Dickens* Wojbs:illnstr&ted.
Bancroft’s United States.
Kcrivale’s Histo.-y of the Romans.
Gems from the Duaseldorf Gallery^
Lights and Bfcadowiof sew York Picture Galleries.
Martin’s History of France, age of Louie XIV*
Waverly Novels f illustrated.
Snakepeare s Works.
Pm.cott r s Works v
Bancroft’s United States.
Bayard Taylor’s Works,
Bood’e WorkSiT
Lord Bacon's Wk>rbs; fine edition,
BaUam’s Works, 10 vols. „ ■ •
At JAb. E. SIMONS’ Book Booms,
del& 12fc - 33-B"t»fit.BlXTH Street, second story.
B. B. A liberal discount made on all purchases.
PHALLEN’S HOLIDAY PUBLICA
yj time. .
We publish this day— ‘
Ei Si-BEE TALES.TBustrated, . ' .
BIBLE STtBIBS, in--verso, on tinted paper. Dins
trated. -
little pilgrims ih the holt. laud.
And a large assortment of
' . ■ BOOKS FOBTHE YOUNG. ,
Also, new editions of their „„
.STAHtfABD Bf-LTDAY BOOKS,
palesiTheY’ast AHD P,RESENT’
FRUITS A2fB.FLOWEBS.OF PALESTINE.
EL KHUDS. THE HOLY CITY.
CITY OF THE GRBAT KING. . '
All magnificeiatly Ulustrated,' and hound in eyory
8< Writing Desks,-Portfolios, Herr Holiday BMks, In
gif at variety. * . C UAL LEST.
del3-3t : ’ - 1308 CHBtSTKUT.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WTNFISM), THE LAWYSB’S SOY. A LIFE OF
MAJOR GEEBEaL HANCOCK- An irathenttc life of
the boyhood and subsequent career of Gon. Hancock,
containing a correct portrait and many beautiful , iltus
tiatlons. One of themost entertaining hoys' hooks yet
published. Price ,1 50. _ ...
SEASIDE AND FIRESIDE FAIRIES. Translated
from the German by A. L Wlater. A charming colleo
tion of German Fairy-Tales, linked tot ether with a
piety narrative; beautifully printed and illustrated.
Price $1 75.
By John
GSsxe. .Illustrated by W.L. Champnsy. ■
FOLK SONGS. A new edition of that most popular
book.
A new edition of BITTERSWEET, with additional 11-
lustrations. r
from American Post*. . .
LYRA ANGLIC AN A; oiv A Hymnal of Sacred Poetry.
Variety *
hTASDAED WORKS and hooks of All kinds In every
variety of binding,placed on long counters running the
full length of cur store, where they can be examined
‘ carefully and leisurely. We invite their Inspection be
fore the usual holiday rush of purchasers.
For sale by asHbEaD & EVANS,
(Snoosssonaro W P. Hazabb),
delO Bo Ml CHESTNUT Street.
V MAS.—THE BEST CHRISTMAS
-xV present gentlemen can make to their ladyfrtendsis
some useful article of Furniture, such asan Esontoire,
with Music Stand. Reception, or Rockta* Chair. Plano
Stool, Marble Top Table. Ac.; ail of which may he had,
cheapest and best, at GOUi.O a. CO. ’SFnlou
E. corner SKCOBi) and EaOE and BIRTH and M ABKBT
Streets. > deli-tjal
pATHEFS AND MOTHERS—CALL
J- at GOPLD & CO. 'B Dnlon Furniture BeDOti. K. B.
corner of EJHTiI aad MARKET _and SECOND and
BACK, and- .ratify your children by the purchase of a
Christmas memorial. A splendid assortment from
which to select may be found there,-cheapest and best.
O'cHi.iai - " , ~ -
BETAIL DRV ROODS.
TNDIA SCARFS,
•*- IN GREAT VARIETY.
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
903 CHESTNUT STREET.
IACEB,
LACE COLLARS,
LoCS SETS
DUCHESS COLLARS.
EMPRESS COLLARS'
QUEEN MARY COLLARS,
> At Low Prices.
<l. M. HAFLEIGH,
903 CHESTNUT STREET.
EMBROIDERIES.
2?ilSlP« 4ES -'
Chea,^ l ™™. B^
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
903 CHESTNUT STREET.
. HA»»KER(!HIErs.
EMBBOIDBRID HANDKERCHIEFS.
HEMMED HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.
TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEFS
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
. 903 CHESTNUT STREET.
HOSIERY,
A FULL ASSORTMENT.
9LOYEB
IN GREAT VARIETY.
903 CHESTNUT STREET.
ITEKIHG DRESSES.
Latent Novelties just received from Paris, by
J. M. HAFLEIGH.
903 CHESTNUT STREET.
_ BUKS. .
mouse antiques.
DRESS GOODS,
BLaCK GuOdS,
IRISH PoPUNH.
.FRENCH CHINTZES, 40. .
All the above at Low Prices for the HOLIDAYS.
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
del-I-Wflptf 903 CHESTNUT STREET.
JAMBS R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
OHESTN.UT STREET.
SI L E S'.
A few eases of TAFFETAS and POULT DB SOIES In
very choice colorings. Also. BLACK GRO GRAINES,
and a fall line of BLACK SILKS in great variety, at
moderate prices.
BLACK MOHAIRS.
ALPACAS and MOHAIRS, fine to sublime tpiallties,
6-* and B*BLACK MERINOES.
BLACK TAMISE CLOTHS.
Superior Paris-made CBOTH GLOYES-kid finish.
FLASKETS AND FLANNELS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
AT -POPULAR PRICES.
del3-.12t . . • .
JjfEfW SKEBtT FOR iS64.
A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOF SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SrßlflCr,
J. I. & J. O. STREET,
Are the owners of the patent and exclusive manufac
turers of this.
J. TV. BRADLEY’S
PATENTED BOTLEX JStLIpTIO STEEL gPEINO
SKIRTS.
~ TMi Dmtttton «*"*>*« of Dnplex Cor two) Elliptic
Steel Springs, Ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, mafcingthe toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring ever med, enabling the
fearer, in consequence onto great elasticity and flexi
bility, to place and fold the skirt when in use as easily
and with the same convenience as a rfUr or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only objec
tion to noop skirts, viz* the annoyance to.the wearer
as well as the public especially in crowded assemblies.
g carriages, railroad;oars, church pews, or in anycrowded
ace, from the o lflfculty of contracting them to occupy*
g a small space. This entirely removes the difficulty,
wnUe giving the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
form, and is the lightest and most stylish-and graceful
appearance for the street, opera, promenade, or house
dre/a. A lady haying enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenieitoe of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a single day, will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They are the
best quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
durable, comfortable. and economical skirt made. Mer
chants will be supplied' as above, and ladies In most
first-class retail stores In this city and throughout the
different States.
Inquire tor the , •
DOUBLE ELLIPTIC SPRING BKTBT.
■RRADLBt’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
X) SKIRT,
Very flexible, folded easily when In nee to octfnpy a
email space, jnakHiKihe moot .agreeable sklrtworn,
• For sale bsr " ’ J. M. HiFLEIGH,
903 CHESTNUT Strok
TJRADLBY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKlHT—TJidffroatfiet improvement we bays ever
eeenln UJJIMIjKIBTS, andanarttoleof
SOTBEOR EXCELLENCE.
CUB WES STOBDAET & 880.,
450, 453, and 454 IT. SBCOSD fit., ab. WIUoW.
noI9-lm
628. HOOF skirts. 628
factory, _
Ko. eas_ABCH Street;
Together with the' * 1 NBwyliEXlßLs SKTST, 1 ’ just
out, the most pliable Hoop Skirt in the raarkeLeauai
to the “Duplex Elliptic, ’ 5 and at mueb lower prices.
Also, constantly in receipt of full lines of low-priced
Eastern-made Skirts, kid padded and rivited—ls springs,
85 cents; 20 springs, $1; 25. springs, 91.15; SO springe,
91.25: and 40 springs, SL6O.
no2o-lm*. . WM. T. HOPKINS.
“T ’EMAIL HE PARIS” IS NOT A
-AJ paint, powder, or paste, bni a most delicions
preparation that gives both tbe color and texture of po-
Hshed ivory to tie skin. EUGENE JOUIN, No. m
TBNTH.Street, below Chestnut;
« T ’EMAIL BE PARIS” CAN BE
used by all ladies in the privacy of the toilette.
It removes all spots and roughness, and its purifying
effect on the skin calls forth freshness, color, and
beauty. B, JOUIK, 80, 111 TShTH Street.
« T ’EMAIL DE PARIS” QUICKLY
' and effectually removes those unsightly black
worm specks which detract so much from thebe&uly of
the skin. B. JOUIN, ffo. 111T&NTH Street.
«T’EMAIL DE PARIS” IS ES
-JU PEGIALLY endorsed by Sfad’Uo Veetvali, Lu
cille Western, Mrs. D. P. Borers, and many ladies in
private life, whose commendatory letters, for obvious
reasons, cannot be published. S. JOTJIN, H 1 SOOIH
TENTH Street. . . , ■
. Officers and soldiers whose complexions have become
tanned or bxonsedbv the exposure Incident to a camp
life, will find the “Email” invaluable.
’ Orders by mail should be addressed, JARED d
RENE, General Importers, Philadelphia- deg-smw tf
FANCY yiTRS.
JJANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL MUFFS, $B.
MINK SABLE MUFFS, $l2.
HUDSON’S .BAY SABLE MUFFS, *BO.
Also, a general assortment of
Ladies’ furs,
ETTOH, STONE-MARTEN, ROYAL ERMINE,
AND CHINCHILLA.
A, K. & f. E. WOMMTH,
413 ABOH Street, Philadelphia.
FANCY FURS.
"■s - ■■ i—■
JOHN FiIBEIBA,
So. 718 AKCH Street, above Beventh Street,
At hlc old established store,
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER HSt FANCY FURS
*o*
r.APTES AND OHJXiDEEN.
Biaringnow la store a very largc andbs&utlfttl asgwt.
meat of &ll the differ«nt kinds and qnaUUej of FAHOI
FDBB FOB .LADIES’ AHD CHILDBXE S WEAR. 1
solicit a call bora those In want.
Kemembez the name and number, .
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 -AKCH Street, above Seventh.
I hive ns partner or connection with any other store
Inthlaclty. • oeMmlf .
1564. wots. 1864.
LltlX WOMBATH,
CCBBSOKS TO THE LATE GEO. F. WOMKATH.I
No. 415 Arch Street,
Ham vow onr
A FULL ABSOBTHEXT OF »
LAmES> FANCY FURS,
To width they Invite the attention of burera.
ortO-Sm . .
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL.—LOOK BEFORE YOU
A LEAF I— Solid Gold aid Fitted JBWELEY, oheap*
est In the city. 916 BACE Street. doU-2t»
TNFOBMATION WASTE D.—TH7a
a undersigned desires to hear from the Bister of I. .'K,
uusiosc “ B HUME, Sheriffs Offiv a.
nolft'lm Placervlll®. Kl Dorado «waUy , OftL
PURE PALM -OIL SOAR, MANiUFAC-
A TUBED by ,h si£B-J%Fi2fTo2f.
dela-.lm* 116 MAKGAKEVta Street.
1 flfin SPRING HOBBY-HORSES
1 1 V (new and fanqy styles), goose-nook Sleds,
Express Carts, Sts.. for sale gngTo!f
, delO-tf , . 137 and 159 Korih THlKDStreet.
TASTEFUL OLOTKCNG
WANTS.
k 8 EXPERIENCED MALE TEACH.
5* BR desire a Beat re f slvatL. Ad
draßß *«P. fi.»* Inguir rnffio. PMlv d*»V». 6 *
TO PHOTOGHAPHEKB. WAITED,
-f~ a situation ia a flf-t-cUea Photograph Oailery for
tna glister, fey a gput'eman from KasHacbmetts who
- a 4, twenty yearn' practice in ft gallery of hU
?T- } n fil9 aelgthorh -nd of Boston. Can give the beer
oirefexeaee. liquire of or addreea
deli.wfsSt*
'TO DRUGGISTS.—TWO ACTIVE
m*A v».nteditta Wholesale Era* Paint,
Ura«it£t^S lu< #' jaufat be able to iaflaeoee a
}J3£S*^*e4 of ,”^ An applications- will be
wlth
TO TEE WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
tea j^g UAHOK a>
TO COAL DEALERS,—ANY PERSON
~ Wiebin* to reiinanteh the business max And a nnr
cbaaei-tj-T etatinsrlocalitj, So., •■*B. J. H.," Box SB'S PM
ladelphia Poßt Office. dslS 2 “
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
IT KEEPER ana Financier in an established bujl
new, With a view to an interest; can furnish $16,0f!)
SSiu Address “Book keeper," Box 625 PhiU-tel
phta f - O- ; dell 6.*
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
* ,J rom the country, by the Ist of January, a S tu
araodbSSSS!,!^5 * 0 , 1 ™ 1 ® oafe as SALESMAN Has
?i tv °?JEIS! m ae trainiEg. Can spealc German. Best of
|Uj reference given. Address “Energy;” Pres* of'
■-———- It*
W — SET ORHED' AND D IS
g|raieff«, i d fi «s.*i oi aor&
GBipma, Fa. delf-lxa*
W ANTE d immediately—CAN-
La VABSEEB for a LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
to wfeni Hberai commissions wiu be paid, At««
addresa’ a * tke^® oBu * P»PSr, giving® arae^and
WANTED-A SITUATION IN A
Commission or. Impartial; House, by a votTSG
TfHi 51 Vn rs of age, who has a knowledge of bnsiaess.
Address “ Box 672.' > p 0 Office. dell ws2t*
WANTS D—A GOOD SALESMAN, IN
,ii ~a Hat Hourw, for country trade, Ad-
Philadelphia, P. 0., with name and re
ference, __ del4-8t«
WANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL
tbecity AS M “ear 4 Esilroad Station, within 28 miles of
deiß-gi* D, L BEEPS. IQB South FOURTH St.
wanted-by a young lady, a
as J™£ E l7m T b°? *1 CouYtst.or copying to do at home.
Address ». B, F., ,a Press office. de!3-2t*
WANTED—A FIRsT-CLASS SALES
“Kcergyf"thfi office,* 0166 * 19 Cl ° tk Hoa,e -
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A
\J _ Yonng Man in a wholesale stores to make him*
gJLir- w y affi. sffiss.. r6fwmc °detfe a -
W ANTED-B°ARD, WITHA PLEA
• SANT room* for a lady, two children, and imrsa*
witi i Private familA Ifnrtsuimd in
£®* townin.neieh'boThoodbfGer-o
mastownor West Philadelphia Goodrefe.’encß- H s ven
4rip^M dreB6> fo ! tto6 da >* °«»ss*s«-
WANTED—BY JANUARY Ist, A
' ’ e'ioaHoniua retail gents’ fnrnishicg store by a
yotrng man of ability and experience Good references
£JS?‘ "• N. B.,’’ Press office, for one
weea - ■ dels 2t*
WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN OP EX
_ m P®r^sP ce fa active Mercantile business, and ha
a moderate amount of onpit&t* is desirous of con.
necSbnbjicßelf with an esrabli/bed WodS?eS?
ous or iom with an active young man,
nese 60<ne mealls * w,1 ° 1148 a knowledge of either bnsl-
ufiJIS? ct<>lT ,V fe, 5 I,cBs J ! ? Tsn and required. Goramn
?«?i lo f. K v‘? >llS,dere<l confldential. Address “ Coates,”
offlceofthls paper, deS-3t*
WANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED
’J‘ A ?Xi % SITUATION as Ssamstress, to do plain
sewing. Satisfactory reference giyeu. Call on or ad
’@l Ste, I'AMBERT, at residence of
Thomas y. band is, HARVEY Street, a fsw doors west
of Main street, Germantown. de!2 m w/Si*
WANTED-A. SITUATION AS.FORE
’ __MAN, Agent, Shipper, Assistant Clerk, or Book
• one who understands the Forwarding business
l? f!5 lle de 4 l,f '- Address “Captain G.,’’ United States-
Hotel, cor. Eleventh and Market streets. del3-2t*
W ANTED —A SALESMAN IN- A
1 f wholesale<Jloth House. To one who has bal
experience in travelling, and commands considerable
isauence with the trade a good SI rUATION Is offered.
AU applications will be treated c.-nfldentially Ad
dress, with name, * ‘ Samples, ’ ’ this office. del2 St
"WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE BOOT
STORE, a SAIESMAtf, who can com
“*d oiio trade - Address Box
Z 427 Fast Office. del2-3t«
WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE SILK
H™.™, by the Ist of January next, two #rst class
•BALESMEH, who can influence a Pennsylvania or
Wester trade. Address, 4c„ “B. C.,’> Box 3019
Post Office. - del2-6t*
WANTED-A SUITABLE PERSON
I ’ to act as CANVASSER for an old- established Life
Insurance Company. Address “Life Insurance,"
Press office. de!2 St*
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WHO
,'.i , thowngbly understands drugs, chemicals, and
tnto sole chargeof thlsdepaTtmentinaMer-
S“^£l e „?T, okel .f. offiM ;, d» U eommunicati one treated.
ooHjdenilaUy. Address “ Merchandise Brokers.” office
of The Press. . deK-St*
WANTED TO SELL-THE STOCK
I * and Fixtures of an old-eßtablished Hardware
House, doing an ,exceilent business. The stock is well
selected and suitable for Pennsylvania and Ohio trade.
To one wishing to engage in the business gre.t induoe
ments will be offered, as the party wishes to retirefrom
-bUBIUGSB. • • r .
real name, “H. &C 0.,” Mo. 639 U.
BROAB street. - delo-6t»
"Vy ANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOK
.\ T KEEPER. Best city reference for ability, and
integrity given, Address “Bookkeeper," Press Office.
; - " nc 30-161*
WANTED, AGENTS.—AGENTS IN
. *l’ , every. County, at *7O a month, expenses paid, to
introdaceJlrtasß nets and useful articles, the best seH
ffFnSfv 1 .For particulars, address OTIS T.
GABBY, -BiEDBKFOBD, MAIHR.- tsst-iews.
-* MIKTS.WAM TBPS'OB THENURBK
excitingbooks ever pttifliawyJL.
adventures a .Woman in the Union army aaSurseT'
Scout, %nd Spy. Giving a most vivid inner picture of
--tie war, Beturned and disabled officer* ana soldiers
nol9-Im» 600 CHESTNUT EL. Philadelphia, At.
® NOTICE.—WANTED—A. GOOD
three-story HOUSE, for a smiil family, In good
location. Kent not to exceed *5OO. Aunty or address
W. G. HUBy, Banker,-
dfel4-3t* , - . 54: Sontk THIRD Strata
m A PUBLISHED HOUSE
•B»t WANTED.
Address Bos 1840 Philadelphia Post Office. del4-G,*
•f 4 HOD 0B 15,000. —A PERSON
with good business qualifications, of ten
years 2 experience, ■wishes a POSITION in some well
established, safe, and profitable business. Unexcep
tionable references given. Address *‘l). 8.,” Press
office. ded-Gt*
&10R A MOJTTH-IVAMBD
AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
SHAW & CLASH SIXTEEN DOLLAR FAMILY BB ST
IES MACHINE, the only low price Machine in the
country which is licensedbj Grover & Baker, Wheeler
& Wilson, Bowe, Singer A Co., and Baehelder. Salary
and expenses, or large commissions allowed All other
Machines now-sold for less than forty dollars each are
ittft insrementSt and the seller and user liable. Dios
trated circulars sent free. Address SHAW & CLARK,
nclS-d&wSm BIDDEFORD, Maine
FOR- SALE AND TO LET.
F)R VALUABLE LOT
OP GROUND, southeast corner of EIGHTEENTH
and RITTEN&OUSE Streets; front on Eighteenth street
63 feet, on Kitte&houee street US feet.
Also, the Lot of Ground northwest comer Chestnut
and Twenty-second streets; front on Chestnut street 139
fees by 120 feet on Twenty-second street
Apply to THOMAS H. CONNELL,
. Counting-House of Dr. 3); Jayne & Son.
de!4»3t* %fi-S CHESTNUT Street.
POK BALE—A LARGE LOT OF
A SHELVING, COUNTERS, Ac., In good condit on.
Apply at 525 MARKET Street, up stairs, deli St*
TJOR SALE-THE GOODWILL AND
■*- Furniture'of a first-class DAY and BOARDING
SCHOOL, nowm fall operation. Address ‘‘Principal
of Seminary, * * Woodhnry, N. J. no2l-mwfl3t*
•pOR RENT—THE LARGE PHOTO
graphic Boom, formerly occupied by W. L. GBE
MOK, cornet of SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Street*.
Also,, eve ra! other rooms over the Photographic .Rooms.
Inquire at 018 WASHINGTON Square. . no!4
T? LET—THE SECOND AHD'THULD
STORIES OF THE COMMONWEALTH BUTLDING,
611 and 613 CBEsTNUT Street; second story suitable for
coal oil or other offices. Also, the fif-h and Sixth,
stories of the old Post Office Building, Dock street, be
low Third.
THOMAS H. CONNELL,
• . . Counting-House of Dr. D. Jayne & Son,
dell-31* . „ aiS CHESTNUT Street.
TO LET—THE LARGE SECOND-
A STORY ROOM, No. 41 North T BIRD Stieet. A®*
Ply to W, HELLBRM4N,
ael3-3t* __ Third floor.
m REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE,
JBSiL BEAL ESTATE, EBAL ESTATE,
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE;
*6,000, COO WORTH FOR SALE.
#6 000.000 WORTH FOR SALE.
„ *5, COO,OOO WORTH FOR SaLE.
No person should fail to call on me If they wish either
to purchase or sell.
Very elegant DWELLING on the north side of
w| ARCH, west of Fifteenth street. Lot 22 by 120.
■BSfl Only *20,C00. Immediate possession.
oTwft very large first class DWELLINGS on
ARCH, west of -Tenth street. Lot 21 and 25- feet
front, and 160 and ISO feet deep. Stable, Ac. $25,*
OCO&ndS2S,OCO. - '
Large fiisfc. class DWELLING, ARCH*, east of
Bp Sixth street. Lot 26 by 276 feet deep to. Cherry
•»'street. Stable. &e. $25,000.
Neatfour-Btory DWELLING on ABGH»_west of
fla Twenty-first street. Lot 18 by 125 feet to. a. street.
JEft $9,600.'
«Neat four-story DWELLING on „west side of
BbOAD, south of Oxford. $10,600.
' Neat new tide-yard D WELLING on WALLACE,
fln west of ‘ewßutieth Lot 24 by- 111. $8,300* A
MEM. splendid yard.
Neat DWELLING, .258 South. TENTH Street.
wSrTwelve rooms. Only .$6,600. Immediate po*see-
Aal sion. Lot 18 by 90 feet deep.
4Bf SACRIFICE. —DWELLING; 1642 PINE Street.
me* Lot 18-by HO to Helmuth street., only S4>4QQ. •
MTico elegant four-story DWELLINGS on PINE,,
west o& (seventeenth and Eighteenth, struts. $12.-
600 each. ~ _ „ .
Besides nearly 2,000 oEjer.Propertie*. Call to
M ‘ samiß * rexister an 4 VBS<!!TfaH»K.
. Iteal Bstai e Broker,
del4*2(>if SIXTH Street.
£9 FOR SALE— UHPRS-
JmCLDENTED.—The large four and five-story Build
ing, ». W. comer of THIRD Street and HARMONY
C<mrt, (opposite the Exchange.). Lot 22 by 120 feet on
Harmony court. Price $36,0(0; cost $40,0<X3; will rent
for s3,<oo.per annum. Only sB,oo* caehreciulred.
MAGNIFICENT- large first-clawi MANSION, on
Withe very poriion of. WALNUT Street.
front and very, deep lot. Stable, coach
house. *Ac. Price $65,000, and no abatement. Imme-
•YARD DWELLING, on SEVENTH,
B 5I < above Soring Garden street. Everything in fine
■®**-order. lot 44 feet front by 9n feet deep. &2.593
-jfL SPLENDIDLY RUILT SIDE-YaRO DWELL
wJIING, at the northeast corner of EIG BTHawl POP
JMhaR Streets, Lot 26 by 111 feet detp, and widen
ing to II feet on the rear. Beautiful Garden. Price
$lB,OOO. GEORGE C. MILLER, Real Estate Broker,
15* North SIXTH Street - del* 2tlf
® FOB BALE--A LARGE NUMBER
of small Houses la the lower part of tho city; also,
well-secured Ground ■ Rente, cheap for cash. For fur
afply at No. G3S WALKPT Street.
riTL LANDS-115 ACREB, VENA.NGO
COOT TT, *lO 000.—Covered with immense ilmher,
aß ,« lßtaa Cnal^dlr ° ll - Box M Post Oates.
THE EPIPHANY SALE.—THE Alt
*- BCAT. Snndav School sale of ntefnl and fancy at
liclos will be held In the Female School Boom of tbs
Cbnrcb of the Epijliany. commencing-on WEOSgK
DAt, the 14th Inst., at noon, and continuing tut KRC
PAyEVEMIBO. de!4-it*
U’A MANU
FACTOBY, MAEKErST.. one door ah V*
A TEETH. degia* A
AE SEASONABLE PSIOES.
A CADJSMY f° F MUSIC,
il
Bw£»‘ Meager....... JOHN B. WEIGH*.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Ere. I l n^g’„ l)ec - mh 8114
EDWIN FOR. ’*##,/•
Will render »»»»»»».
in Bnlwer's celebrated niaynt \
BregELIEU.
RICBEL'EtT .
POSITIVELY Two SIGHT, S ONLY.
POSITIVELY TWO SIOHTV ONLY.
The play will be prcdnced with ey ary ponibte ad
vantage of . „
SCENERY, COSTUMES, APPOIH\TMEST».
bbilliantcastof CHsitAfS’ass t
mr. john mocullobgh,
as OB MAUPRaT
MISS ALICE gray,
as JULIE.
M SNELL,
*34 W A - . -v 0 r street.
EDWIN 1 FORREST'S eßgegemeiit eri’tl
close FRIDAY EVENING, December 30th,
„ Aan , lw . Mr. FORREST,
MONDAY, THURSDAY. and ITHCDAY
*S* SEATS SECURED 812 DAYS UT
ADVANCE.
EVENINGS?’* 0 ' 8 0n VEDNBSDAT and SAftlSM*
Hie Box Sheet, for the sole of *«e««** ->* -—-
op*n between the hoop of 9Lt ixTin)?}* 69 ** ***
Admission, 60 and 35 cents. *
Secured Seats CO cents additional
ACADEMY OF MUSIS'
BOIEBE°inWTArES,
BT TUB .
.-.WTBES aoaobmk cadets,
(WM. F. WXERt, A. H:. PrlMiiaU
■WEDHBSDAT EVEKINB, Bee, 21si, IgSt,-
Biider the direction of
MAJOR Q. ECKEKBOSFr,
EIEGPELB-seBLEBEATEI)”BAH“J ra ' tOC; .
at£^dlT4e e dlrec,l<m o* Mr. A. BIHOFjSLB, will bo is
TICKETS Oneludiiig reserved seats)' FIFTY fIRST*..
f 1 J i ?, GOULD’S Mutf c Store, lodjT
SISLEY S Bookstand, Coafclaeatal Hotel deli tt
EEOKABB GKOTER A Proprietor* ««
GBAUD COMBI SATIOH OF ABTIETS'
ACADBMY OF MHSlcf*™ ™
WALKCT-STBEET THEATRE.
arch-Streep theatre,
r.. rillESrJSu'P- 'TREET TIVIOATT?*
Caekceoss Dixisf *s wiisrs “Ss
CHEB rHDT-STBEIT O Fb£a
AND TBNDEBBB 'AS A
compaimampaey benefit
TO
JOBS FEOOUi
•WEDNESBAYAFTMtMOaitfAnther H.JBfc
fronTtha* 0 ™* 1108 ’ riU cominBil<!B »®h tiro tiialoeear
merchant of venire!
JTolia HdCallaaA,
,vE«wlg v E«w1g Bakec.
• tfanooiu
Tiitoa.
H. BotMb
•—&bertß Craig;
—.S’ h *rle» Kauri,
.Midamo FoatsU
,„ „ A&rwhiijT * LUrieIW
sssxsass^^eimijet
■ "*tss swfro*«*B ;w,,.
Charles 5urface........... '**
Joseph Surface...... *t *s;22!t
Surface’s servants Jamec^T
favorite Ballad '™A\£aB*is£-
To conclude with, the fifth act of
.bichard'iit.'
Stylock.
Gratiano.
BaiganiOi.M.it..
Ant0ni0.........*
Duke of Venice. 4-...
KaJarin0.—.........
Salanio*..
Portia...
Eeriita.
EJchardlll ....... Rhiatf p-t
Earl of Mehroond... ;....' "s t^S2s‘
Walter A . loSTmSS:
Stanley
Oxford ' T> is wifi'
Blunt . . ‘' n yfeSKZ*
at2 C o?lo 0 o P k°? e t ct«iy. OCk; *»
MEW CHESTRUT-8T THEATER
orcwrr * Street, abova.Twelfth*
GROVER S SINN. .. & Manae**
L-AST '
Of Dion Bonckanlt’s beantifnl- Military and Saaaattoa
OB*
BBLIEy OF LUCKNOW,
raEroWjSJSSfWvbbVpaSS with
_ . PHILADELPHIA'S ELITE, WJTH
Who haye manifested their delight nightly hr the
MOST BAPTOBOUS APPLAUSE. Dr “*
. TBB BNTIBE PBESS
hare exivesraedjieir delieht at its nrrdactionin
. . THE MOSTFLATTERINO NOTICES.
And pronounce it nndonbtedly the - 5 ’
_ SUCCESS OP TfiE SEASON -
SSSSS3
Si r^d^°“ < " iy 111 ‘^C 6 ® “*«• for the first time ha this ettr
iormany years, called *
„ „ LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN.
Oeorge Gossamer Mr. Lewis Baker.
Will he produced on
.. Mow DAT EVENING, Dec. J9th, .
Lo e mSiSrc , 2u“d !! “ t EeaKm '. tilat tree. Picture of
THE OCTOROON.
SATURDAY AFTSEDOOB; Dec 17th 1
SEVENTEENTH BRAND FAMILY m vhneb aV»
PAST MATHS EE OP JESSIE BROWN ' d ljS
THEATRE.
THIS (Wednetday) EVENING. Dec. Htfc.
MISS LUCILLE WESrBttN *
_ r'i l?.? e r a ? 111 her * reat impersonation of ‘
vAMJXiXiEb* f!A M 1 T.T.E
A HIIL
camieeb;
_f)n vorn¥£ positively iheiast time
mams**:
WALjSFDT- STEEETTHEATKES^ -^
’ ' WALNUT-STREET THEATER. .
m __”IVAL NUT-STREET theater
THIS (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT, Dec M.-
THIS (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT, Deo iC
MISS LUCILLE WESTERS,
MISS IHCIILE western!
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
HISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
„„By nrgect req.a«t, ana for
111 HIS SMS’ POSITIVELY,
THE LAST TIME, POSITIVELY, •
. AS
CAMILLE!
(In Matilda Heron’s version- by her permission,!
CAMILLE:
CAMILLE;
CAMILLE;
. cabille;
Ob, THE FATE OF A COQUETTE.
Ob, THE FATE OF A COQUETTE .
Ob,. THE FATE OF A COQUETTE,
__ «»,.the fate of a coquette
TO-MORROW—THE SPY OF ST MARC, and
fBB ACTRESS OF PADUA
FRIDAY—EAST LYNNE, and BENEFIT NIGHT.
lyrßS: JOHN DREW’S NEW .ARGH
XYX STREET THEATRE-.
„„ „THIED WBEE OF J. S. CLARKE.
TO SIGHT (WBDSRSdaY), DEC 14m. 1904.
“EVERYBODY’S FRIEHT).” and *
■_. r ■ , ‘‘JONATHAN BRADFORD.”
SterllnFComedv and Comic Drama.
CLARKE AS MAJOR DB BOOTS.
ChARKE AS CALEB BCRIMWTDOE.
FRIDAY, CLARKE'S BBWBFtT.
OBEAT NATIONAL CIRCUS—WAL-
V* EBT STREET. ABOVE EIGHtA
Directress, MBS. CHARLES WASHER, formerly JOB.
. Dan rige
YOUNG HICOLO,
YOUNG NICOLO.
THE great child wonder,
__ the great child wonder,
Wiu appear every Evening and on Wednesday and Sa
turday Afternoons this week; He is- immense, and hag
no rival on the
FLYING TRAPH2H
. The TALLEBN BROTHERS; HBKR NIOOLO, Messrs.
MURRY and HUTCHINSON, the SHERWOOD. PaBL
LY, Mr. and Mrs. TOM KING, Mrs.-WABNBK. the
week. Brilliant entres at every,performance,
/dmiseieu— Tier. 50 Tier, S cents;
Private Boxes, $3 and $6.
Performance commence—Kvcithig7.4o. > Afternoon 3J£
o-elock-
Oome early on all occasions,.and get choice seats at
sights. deM
ASSEMBLY BUILDING, TM T H
■**- and CHESTNUT^rMi^^
The Great NECROMAN < f»Rand%ENTEII.OQUISr.
Performances Every Evening at 734 o&loch.' and
aud SATURGAf i
Admission 25 cents; Children 15 cents; iAeserved Seat*
SO cents. - , n 035
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGBis-FIFTH
-AM-CLASSICAL MASiNBE of the
PHILADELPHIA CLASSICAL CdINTSTTB CLUB.
" At halfpast three o’cle^s
December WISH.
Single tickets, at the doer, 60 ceuLs. de^ft
SANFORD’S- NEW .
RACE Street, below Third.
OPEN FOB THE ■
SAMUELS. BAITEORD Prcsß«lorandKanager.
m SANFORD’S OPERA fAOoPR.
The largest and best Minstrel Company In existence.
Sanlord appears in Songs, his Bur£e,Uaas.
Doors open (matter- to 7 commsnos quarter to 8.
.Adgsmon Si cents; Orchestra s»*ents; Bettes *5, M,
TNSTJTWBION BLIND.—
EXHIBITION EVERY WJ9NE-DAY at 33* P M.
Adrriießior. ten cents. 6tor;,No. IX Scnth BIGHFM
Street ’ " 1^
/iBBMANIA OBC3EBSTRA—PUBLIC
U REHEARSALS tgerv S«fCBDA!E, at o’clock
P. H., M EPICAL PUBIhHALL. Single Tickets. 3S
cents. Bix Tieketß, *!, ta.be,nadat Csuid’s, Andre’s,
and K,yer’B Music Stores, and. at the Hell nol-tt
ri 3LB IST aEJ so Tl?.-
■y This admirable pittnre, the prodncUon of
nm J^we r %’md ts JSa. O S,SS SI) ®»»a t the aCADEKT
twenty-Sve cents. noI4-2m*
"EXHIBITION OF WORKS OP ART,
Si K>» THE BgKBFIT OS,THE CHRISTIAN COM
ACADEMY of fine ARTS.
An Exhibltiopof a Prl-mta Collection orWorkaof
Art, In Palutings, Scnlptnra, Water Color, and other.
Drawings, Euiravins;,. &c., is now ocenatthePenn
sylvania orPlna Aits, No. lOsSCHESTsUT
Btrtet. from IA. M. to 13. P. JL. for Me Benefit of the
Christian Commission. _ . , „ ,
Admits!on 23 eta.; Season Tickets 50 ctp. n 076 tjanl
THE ACADEMY OF FIBS ARTS,
A CHESTNUT StTMt above Tenth, M OPEN DAILY;'
for visltore, from 9 A Hi to CP. M. jegf.
rro. YOUNG ACTRESSES.—VOUBB
B- actresses mho are little acenetomed to the n» at
“stage making-up’* will find that the *?>Emaa dn
ParieJ’ will remove aU the evilsnsnltieifrom the oar
of paints, powder, and range. The -* Email” is not»
paint, hnt it. preserves and beautifies tbenkin. by ra-
Chestnut, In .thu only agent In thip city. aolS-nnrcSf
' BOAHMSB. - .
A ROOM AND BOARD FOR A ®EN
TLBMAH, nt So. !48S South FOUSTS Htreet
BefezeneeriKQuired
T7TJ.LAGE GREEN SEMINARY. —
» MILITARY BOARDING BCHOOL. four mllecfrani
MEDIA, Pa. Thorough coarse in Mutbematios. Ola Mice,
Natural Sciences, and English: pra«ic*l lesrans In Ciril
EagfseeHng. Pnplis reoelved at say time, and of alt
agn*. ana enjoy the benefits of a home. Refers to Join
C, Capp & Son, as South Third stroei; J. Clayten,
Ara., Fifth and Prone etreeta: <«-ShertffKem. and
others. Add race Bey. J. HERVEX BARTON, A. M.»
VILLAGE GREEN, Pennsylvania. not-fim
a'MUSEJWEIVTS.
W CHESTHDTST. TBSATBE.
EXTBAKOTICE.
EDUCAYIONAI*.
DEPABXMENT FOB GUSTO® WORK.