Daily evening bulletin., December 30, 1865, Image 8

The Wild Goose.
tFroia the Matamoras (M.exlco) Daily Randle.]
The first wild geese - passed over yes
terday, announciug that the ice is clos
ing the margins of the northern lakes,
and the white frost -sparkling on their
frozen hills. With us, the arrival of
wild geese is the precursor of winter,
and their departure the harbinger of
spring. Their wild cry reminds one of
the whistling of chilly wind; and their
flocks, like some vast arrow cleaving its
way along the sky, are suggestive of the
Clouds of - winter flying in the van of the
boreal blast. They are not only the
general precursors-of winter, but the
special forerunners of storms; usually
preceding by a few hours the fierce cold
r t
wind called the "no Cher." The breath
of winter which ches this southern
clime is usually no ore than a refresh
ing breath of cold ai which is felt as a
relief from the heat otthe long summer;
but sometimes ice is- formed under the
influence of this piercing wind!
We may therefore look now, for 'the
autumnal winds, which have,
"Howled down from the northern waste,
And stripped the forest in their haste."
Though here they Will. riot strew , the
sear leaves but rustle cooly in the foliage
of the orange and citron. Tired with his
long flight, the bird of passage, alights on
the-sunny shorei of -the Mexican- Gulf,
to sport away what time grim winter
rages on the northern main.
The,wild goose, (why has he not a
more romantic name?) whence comes he?
He abides with Ais only a few short
months, and takes his flight "for parts
unknown;" He chases his shadows over
the vastgreen prairies of Texas, sweeps
like a summer cloud over, the budding
forests of Missouri, races with the cars
howling on'their iron way, his tireless
wing leaves' the panting engines, and
sails over rivers and lakes and forests of
the far north. He passes the frontiers
of civilization, and stops not with•' the
limits of vegetation, but with unflagging
pinion 'fans the cold thin atmosphere,"
over the snowy deserts beyond the, ad
ventures of the fur hunter, and still his
course is north. The frozen seas are,
reached, but still his course is on. The
Arctic explorers at the farthest northern
points yet reached by men, report wild
geese still passing over and going north.
Like the comet whose eccentric orbit
reaches beyond the regular system of
more substantial worlds, to the pathless
heavens, the frontiers of space; so this
wanderer of the upper air in the circle of
his flight, passes out of the realms of the
known. and beyond the paths of men, to
the regions of unknown lands and mys
terious seas.
All other regions have yielded their
secrets to the prying eyes and cruel
strength of science and civilization. The
title, "unexplorpd," which figured on
the maps of former times, has been
erased with rivers and mountains, and
their barbarous names, brought to light
by the courageous curiosity and daring
cupidity of civilized men. The utmost
depths of the sea have been sounded; the
most retiring animals tracked to their
dens in the desert and jungle. Every
other stronghold of mystery has been
carried; but the "icy sphynx of the
north still sits, throned in darkness, on
her frozen hills, turning all to stone who
come to guess her riddle." Beyond
those limits of destroying man,the chief
bird of passage seeks some "lone and
quiet shore," to hatch new broods and
train them for their distant flight.
A few years ago a wild goose was
killed on the coast of Texas, which had
an ivory arrow sticking in its flesh. It
had evidently been wounded by some
archer, and the healing wound retained
the shaft. The arrow was about 18
inches in length, of shining ivory,
pointed with the sharp tooth of some
fish and feathered with the plumage of
the wild. goose. It was well made,'but,
from its form and material,cominc , from
a tribe unknown to us. What a strange
message - from a new world! Like the
carved wood and the bunch of berries,
which floated by the ships of Columbus
mute and unlettered, but speaking vol
umes. This arrow came from a land
where there is no wood, where the use
of metal is unknown, yet where there
are men who make good the battle of
life against foes too formidable for all
the strength and science of civilized
nations.
As these birds are often wounded in
our country and escape, they are doubt
less found with leaden shots and balls in
their bodies, by those dwellers in the
Ultra Arctics. We can imagine how
they wonder at those heavy foreign
substances. How they dispute whether
there are men beyond'the icy barriers of
their unknown country; and whether
those things might not have been made
by them. They doubtless think the
heavy little balls a rude and imperfect
appliance, and long to show us the
splendid contrivance of a whalebone
bow and ivory arrow, which their supe
rior intelligence has perfected. Cannot
the lovers of humanity send some mes
sage to those benighted men! If they
cannot go, could they not bind some
small useful article or some expressive
painting to the pinions of the wild goose
as letters are bound to carrier doves? Or
if they of the Arctics are content in
their ice-girt honie, were it not better to
leave them in ignorance of the great bad
world without; for, "Where ignorance is
bliss, 'tie folly to be wise."
Interesting to Anglers.
All true disciples of Isaac Walton,
says the Cincinnatjf Commercial, are in
vited to asseMble in Frankfort,
Kentucky, on the Bth of January. The
rivers that run from the mountains of
the Cumberland to the valley of the
Ohio, need restocking, and the Legisla
ture is to be memorialized on the sub
iect. If there be an angler among us
who hath heart that does not respond to
this call, he is not a true fisherman. He
may have, in the darkling woods, his
favorite resort, where under thick
awning of leaves, he throws his line to
eager perch and energetic bass; he may
keep it secret, as a miser, his hidden
treasure, and his success may be the
envy of less fortunate anglers; but if he
have not a heart and hand ready to as
sist any enterprise that will make the
eddies and riffles of our creeks and
'rivers as delectable , fishing grounds as
his own, then is he not a lineal descend
ant of the Nestor of all true anglers.
Angling is the most unsatisfactory of
sports,4n the present exhausted condi
-bon of our 'streams. To be tantalized
with the feeble nibble of small-fry, teased
by, thieving minnows, drawn on to wait
and wait for the bite of the solitary bass
or sleepy sucker, whose proportions,
seen through the pellucid waters, fairly
ravish the sight, and create unutterable
longings ;• to watch him • sail uncon
sciously, by the hook t carefully and deic
tfously moved to with= tickling distance
ffi DAILIIEVENTIG BUtLETIN : -PHIL ABEL - 1141A, SATUR nvv.—DECFMPlett 30
of his gills; ; and:finally, when night
"pins up her curtain with a star." to
wind in the frUitless line, and tiudge
wearily home, with a very red face and
a:meagre string; that is the , fate of the
angler in the year, of grace 1865. It is
the purpose of the Frankfort convention
to change all, this, and to make our
streams whatthey were when the red
skin paddled his own canoe in their
bright waters.
Fishing is an expensive luxury; also,
as now managed. Being a rather dull
business, this waiting for "bites," , the
angler goes forth to his sport strangely
accoutred. He taketh his rod and line,
and his box of bait or his minnows, but
he also provideth himself with bunches
of cigars, and tucketh into plentiful
pockets numerous flasks,, aromatic and
fragrant with the volatile spirit of Bour
bon. The angler who does not propi
tiate the water-nymphs with frequent
libations of that nectar which is neither'
Rhine-wine nor rum of Santa Cruz, and
on which the revenue officer keepeth. a
devoted eye, knows little of the plea
sures, while he suffers all the disappoint
ments, of the unsuccessful fisherman.
Ten drinks to one bite is reducing the
angler's experience to mathematical
precision. The angler who goes to
Frankfort on the Bth of January, is ex
pected totake his flask with him. It is
his credential, his passport to the fellow
ship of all good fellows, whose beards
are gray.
There is one feature o Sid ateur angle
to which the Convention should give
the most serious tonsideration. The
anglers, as a class, have obtained an
uneviable reputation for veracity, owing
to the habit certain of them have con
tracted of boasting of the number and
size of the fish they, have caught oft a
given day, at a given place. We have
been invited from time to time to puh
lisla their marvelous statements, but ,our
expansive latitude and longitude of con
science was not equal to the occasion.
The way they have of convincing their
simple-minded wives and credulous
children by producing before their eyes
certain finny evidences of their adroit
ness, smuggled into their beggarly
baskets in the markets, is atrocious.
The Legislature should be memorialized
to pass a law making it a penal offence
for any professional vender of fish to sell
to an amateur fisherman, who bears
indubitable evidence of having been on
an excursion with rod and line.
There is need of repression rather than
expansion in angling. The fishers are
many and the fishes few. This coining
home staggering under a load of fish
caught in a single adventure, as the
amateur is willing to swear, inflames the
ambition of younglings, and encourages
the growth of expectations never to be
realized. It is as pernicious as an undue
inflation of the currency. Let us get
back to a specie basis, and confine the
amateur to the truth.
An amateur's code, prescribing the
seasons and times when he may fish;
the proportion of Bourbon to bites; the
kind and quality of expletives he may
indulge when, expecting a five-pound
bass, he hauls up a crab; the proper
qualifying adjectives he may employ to
express his feelings when the barb sinks
into flesh instead of fish; the quantity
of Bourbon required as medicine to his
wounds; what shall be done with hi.
string when there is nothing on it; the
most successful way of convincing hiz,
friends that he has been prospecting for
oil, when they were waiting for fish;
and various other matters that will sug
gest themselves to the assembled
amateurs, would be in place, and should
be prepared at the coming Convention.
13 (VI 134:014
NOTICE. A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT has been declared by the COLUMBIA
DL L BILE BLAIs UFACI U RING COMPANY.
for the last three months ending 3lst inst.—payable on
the 10th January next. at Messrs. J. do A.KEMPER'B,
No. 33 eonth Fourth street. de29-2t*
(U. AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND
T RUST COMPANY, Walnut, Southeast corner
or FOUrth—PHILADELPHIA, December 28, 180.
The Trustees have THIS DAY declared a Dividend
of FETE k.ER CENT. out of the profit, of the last slx
months, payable to the stork hold ers,clear of all taxes,
on and atter January 10th, 1866.
de2o-7t JOHN S. WILSON, Secretary.
q:OFFICE OF THE OREP.N WOOD COAL
COMPANY, No. 328 Walnut street.
Directors of the Greenwood Coal Company have
declared a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT., on the
Capital Stock, payable on and after January 2, 1866.
Transfer hooks will be closed from this date until the
3d of January.
WM. M. DAVIDSON, Treasurer.
PHILADBLPHL±k, Dec. 22 1865. de23-la3/
NOTICE. —The semi-annual dividend or
THREE-A-HALF PER CENT. on the
Preferred Stock on Ike EL 011 RA
PORT R. R. COMPANY, will be paid as usual on and
after January, 1866, at the Pennsylvania Rai:road
Building, subject to the National and State taxes by
GEORGE TABER, Agt. P. R. R. Co.,
Boom No. 1, Ground Floor.
The Transfer Books will be closed until that
date. de26.tu,th,s,4tl
U. DIVIDEND NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE
°CFA N OIL COMPANY, No. 411 Chestnut
btreet.
The Dowd of Directors hve this day declared a
dend of FIVE PER CENT ,
~ being fifty cents per share
on the capital stock, payable on and after January 2d,
next, clear of State Tax. Transfer books will close on
Tuesday, December 26th al P. BD"; and open Wednes
day, January 3d. • VI)..IBI..Ca_RTER, Treasurer.
PHILADA., Dec. 21, 1865. [de22,23,27,29,30aja2,3
•••••-.% .PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
1.1 , ,D 7 TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT, Pnar.......ne5.,.
FBIA, November 1,1865.
NOTICE TO STOCEHOLDEIRS.—The Board of Di
rectors have this day declared a semi-annual Dividend
of FIVE PER CENT. on the capital stock of the Com
patty, clear of National and State Taxes, payable or.
and after November 30th, 1865.
Blank powers of Attorney, fbr collecting Dividends
can be bad at the Office of the Company, 238 South
Third street., THOMAS T . FIRTH,
not-2m; Treasurer.
.1) OFFICE OF TEE MORRIS CANAL AND
RANKING CO.—JERSEY CITY, Dec. 18th, 1865.,
DrVTD.EN it NOTICE,
THE FEBEITABY DIVIDEND. OF 1866 TO BE PAID IN
ADVANCE.
The Board of Directors have this day declared, from
the earnings of the Canal, a semi-annual dividend 01
FIVE PER CENT„ upon the amount of the Preferred
Stock, and a dividend of SIX PER CENT.,upon the'
of the Consolidated Stock—free of overnmen t
Tax—payable on the tenth day of JANUARY next, at
the office of the Company in Jersey City, or to Stock
holders resident in and near Philadelphia,at the . 13aai 6 -
ing House of E. W. Clarke Sc Co., in that city. '
This Dividend is in anticipation, and in lieu of that
which Transfer herwise be aid in February, 1866.
't he Books willbe closed from the ffith Inst.,
until the 10th of January, inclusive. . • .
de26.tiale JOHN RODGERS, Sec'ry.
LOST AND FOUND.
rIATITION:
1.1
,009 ^ R.MW.A_BD.
All persons are hereby forbidden to purchase or ne
gotiate any of the following UNITED STATES
BONDS, they having been stolen on the morning of the
22d of Decenaber, 1865, payment of the same having
been stopped.'
The following FIVE-TWENTY Bonds:
No. 23,960 for $5OO.
35,058 d 0... do.
" 35,169 do. do.
"
35,060 do. do.
• 35,061: do. ' do.
• 35,062 'do. do.
" 35,063 do. do.
" 35 061 do. do.
• 6,914 . do. $lOO.
" 32,771 do. do. •
" 56,818. do, do, -
" 56,819 do. do. •
8.889 do. $5O.
- Also, the followingSlWEN-THDITY Bonds:.
No .65,903 for 3800 /
.
' 65,906 do. do. Fi rs . ' t s er i e s . , , ' '
. 125,448 do. do. '
" 127,476 do. do. "
The attention of all Bankers is called to the above
notice, and any information which will lead to the re•
covery of the stolen bonds will be liberal y rewarded.
. . . -: • JOHN W.SON
del -6t 617 North Tenth' street, Philadelphia;
DYING ANDTPRINTING.
LILDIES ATM CECELDEKNIS DRPASES DYED
all the modern colors, and finished, with. the
original lustre: ',rape, Broche- and, Woolen Shawls,
Table and Plano Covers cleaned and finished equal to
new; Gentlemen's Clothes and Mourning doneatehort
notice at E. 1521:1.TEX13, No. 28N. Fifth street,
below Ara. noZie.w,3mll
SPECIAL NOTICES.
10'PRIDALELPILLA ; DISPENSARY. -- The
contributors are no • that an election for
twelve Managers will be held at the Dispensary on
SECOND DAY, the lat proximo, between the hours of
12 and 1 o'clock.
de29.2t/ CASPAR WISMAR, Bea y.
frizTet.ACOßlir EXCHANCIENATIONAL BANS.
PRIL&ATELPICIA, Dec. 9. 1865.—The annual elec
tion for Directors will be held at the Bank, on' TETICS
DAN, the 9thday ofiannary next. between the hours
of 10 A. M. and 2P. M. J. W. TORitirl,
dell-m.w,s,tjas _ Cashier.,.
iIiZATLANTIC PETROLEUM STORA.GE COM
PANY, No. 115 Walnut street.
annnal meeting of the Stockholders and an elec
tion for officers of this Company will be hydd on MON
DAY, January Bth, 1866, at 3 o'clock P. M.r
de27-100 ELIRIJ ROBERTS, Sec'y.
OFFICE OF THE OIL RUN IMPROVE}
0 MENT COMPANY, No. 228% Walnut street:
the first Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company will be held at their office on THURSDAY,
4th January next, at 12 o'clock M.
data 9t aAMUEL D. HAWLEY, Secretary.
1:1b 'U
MIA, NION NATIONAL BANK. Pan.anar,
Dec. 9,1865.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this
Bank. for the election of Directors, will be held at the
Banking House, on TUESDAY, January 9th, 1866,
between the hours of 10 and 8 o'clock of that day.
deLl-80trpi N. C. 3IUSSELISEAN, Cashier.
10, THE YHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PRI - 1 , A DELPHLS.. DECEMBER 18tb, 1885.
N °lice is hereby given, that, agreeably to the charter,
an election Or fifteen Directors will be held at the
Company's oflice,on MONDAY, the Ist day ofJanuary
next. at 11 o'clock, A. M.
•delBtjali SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary.
rOo OFFICE UP: THE ANTHRACITE rig3u
31A_NCE COMPANY, No. 3U WALNUT Street,
PIIILADELPIIIA, Dec. 25th, 1865.
The Annual Election for Ten Directors will be. hold
at this office on MONDAY, the Ist day of January
next, between the hours of 10 arid 12 o'clock A. M.
de2.6.541 With M. SMITH, Secretary.
IL'?SECOND NATIO SAL BANK OF pEULA,
DELPHLI,., FRANI:7ORD, Dec. 27, 1865.
Toe annual meeting of the Stockholders or this Bank
for the election of Directors will be held at the banking
kunst on atiEsDAY, January 9th, 186 e, between the
ull3 of 12 and 3.
WILLIAM H. RHAWN,
de27,tja9l Co abler
U. OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE MX/TIM:I
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY. ,PfELLA
DELP.IIIA, December I.Bth, 1165.
The Annual Election for twenty-eight Directors will
be held at this office on MONDAY, the first day of
January next, between the hours of 10 A. M And 2P.
m. HENRY LYLB I IIItN,
de2l-Btl Secretary.
10,. KENSINGTON AND NEW JERSEY
FERRY COsIPANY.
',the Annual Meeting of btockholdersfor the election
of Directors wit be held at the otTce. iois EACH
Street, above Laurel. on MONDAY. January, 1, JAGti,
between the hours of 10 A. M. nod 2 - P M.
CHARLES LI.7KE:gS.
de20.101.* becn.t.iry.
MLTUAL FLRE INSURANCE COMP ANN
PlitLADiatP.ElLA.—Twellth mo. pecetn
hen 231.1..1.13t,5..
1 he annual election for Directors will be hell at the
office or the company, No. 5 South Filth street, os.
SECOND DA) (Monday), the Bth day of First month
(January) next. between the hours of IC and 2 r clock_
detcl-12t T, Eta, u 0() CHAPMAN, Seaptary.
PHILADELPHIA AND TR'NfO
RAILEULt D Y. .11111..knImed lA, De
ember 20th bO5.
The auhual meeting of the E toekholdera!ancl an
election for Directors tor the ensuing year witibe twin
at the Comma)) 'a (Alice on N. 02 DAY, the eigiath da)
of January, 1660, at 1 o'clock P. M,
dilrtjaa J. MORRI LL. Secvtary.
OFFICE OF THE A_L,LEULIEeiv
RAILROAD l-O,IIPAIN Y, l'irrseuntilt, Dee
/665.
'1 he coupons due Ist proximo on the first nortgaze
bonds of this ,cmpany, heal in Philadelphia, kill br
paid on presenta.ion at the office of TOW.It.E.,:i)
CU., No. sus WALP..O x' street, lon acid
JOHN I3A LLAIN-Tts:
utter January 2d, 1866
dc:_";,t Ja,2
t • AMZEICAN LIFE I.NSCRANC4 AND
TED :I , T COMPANY, WALN Ul' ttreet, South
eu,r Corner of FOURTH, PIIILADELP.IIIA, Dtcenabet
1J 11,b3.
NOTICE —'l he annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the , Company, for the Election of Tkarteeld True
ters,to serve the ebsuing year,%v ill be held at the °dice.
on MONDAY, January Ist, lstiti. between 10 A. M, anu
12 o'clock, noon. JOEJI S. WlL.l3titi,
delstjall Secretary.
fIU. INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA, PEuta.DILLYaI.L.
Du
cewber Yid, 18.65.
n Election tor Thirteen Directors of the Compariy
will be held at the Company's Office, Nos. 4 and 5 Ex
change Bunning, on AiONDA I', January Bth. 1856, be
tween the hours of ten o'clock A. hi, and one o'clock
P. hi. WILLIAM. HARPER,
de2.3toJa7 Secretary.
OVbiosELEII. RAILROAD COMPA.NY PELLA.
DE1.1 . 111., December
the annual meeting of the Stockb older 3 of the Mose.
lem Buiiroad Company; will be held at the °nice of the
Pialmielphia and reading Railroad Company, No er
bout h FOURTH street, Phliadeiphia, ou MONDAY,
January 15th, 1006, at 10 A. Y.. whenan election will be
held fur a }'resident and six Directors, to serve the en
suing year. W. A. CHURCH,
de=-IjitiSt Secretary.
COLh.BRoOKDALkI itALL,ROAD COM
PAN Y,I.IIIL&D.KLPIIIA. December 1, 1563.
lbe Annual Sleeting or the stockholders of the Cole.
brookdate Railroad Company will be held at the office
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company,
No. 227 South PutIRTII Street, Ptcladelphla, on ,51.0:4-
DAY. January 15th, 1566 at 11 A. M , when an election
will re held •or a President and six. Directors. to serve
the ensuing sear. W. .s. causcu.
dc2.2tials Secretary.
p. OFFICE. OF LEITIC;H VALLEY RAJ LRO
COAIYANI , PHI_LADELPILIA, December /81/1,
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at'Xbelr office, No. 412 Walnut street,
on MONDAY, the Bth of January next, at 12 o'clock M..
at which time an election will be held for Presdhstit
and twelve Directors for the ensuing year.
dels.l7to
M.A.NUFACTWIEII.6 . INSURANCE COM
PANY-0111ce, No. 114 Walnut street—Pima-
DELPHIA, Dec. 11, 1455.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of "The
Manufacturers' Insurance Company of tne State of
Pennsylvania" will be held at the °nice of the Coin
pang, on MONDAY. January let, 1866, at 4 o'clock, P.
M., when an election will be held lbr ten Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
dell lstrpt • M. B. KELLY, Secretary.
OFFICE OF UNION MUTUALTN:SI:f
ir:7y RANCE COMPANtC.—Paria.DELeeaw, Dec. 20,
_ _
15b5.
The Annual Meeting of the sock and scrip holders
of the Union Mutual insurance Company of Phtladel
phin,__w ill be held at the olliCe of the Company, on
MONDAY, January 8, 1886, at 12 M, at which time
will be held an election for eight Directors to serve for
the ensuing three years.
do.atjaal JOHN MOSS, Sec'y.
OFFICE CATAWISdA R. B. COMPANY.
No• 424 Walnut street. PIEELADELPILIA, Decem
ber 4th.
Certificates of scrip on the 'preferred stock of this
Company will be issued on February Ist, 1868. The
transfer books tor the preferred stock will be closed
for this purpose on Jannary Ist, 1866, and opened on
February ist.
By order dr.c. BL F. HUTCHINSON,
des4 fel/ Vice Pres. and Sec.
U. , THE VINTON FiHRACE AND COAT,
COMPANY OF OHIG—The undersigned com
missioners, named In the certificate of Incorporation
of said Company, will open the books for and receive
subscriptions to the Capital Eitock of said Company on
Saturday, January 6th, 1866, at ten o'clock A. M. at
the office of GeorgeF. Work, No. 121 South Third
street in the city 01 l'hilatielphia.
GEO. F. WORK.
CHAS. H. GRAHAM.
de26-10t* F. S. HOVEY.
rr OFFICE OF THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
U RAILROAD COMPARY.—PHILADELYECIA, De:
cember 20, 1865.
THE ANNUAL MEET NG OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE FORTH PENNSYLVA.
NIA RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the
office of the Company, N 0.407 Walnut street, Phila
delphia, on MONDAY, Sanitary Bth, 1866, at 12 o'cloca
M., at which time and place an election will be held
for a President and ten lirectors to serve for the
ensuing year. ED' ARD ARMSTRONG
d2O-tiaB Secretary,
. OFFICE OF PH FAME INSURANCE
U t y COMPANY, N 0.4 OIELESTNUT sweet, pins,-
DELPH/A DEC. TA. 1865.
_ . .
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Fame Insurance Cdmpany will be held on
MONDAY, the Bth day of January, 1866, next, at 10
o'clock A. M., at the office erne company.
An election for Twelve Directors to serve for the en
suing year will be held at the same place between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P.M.
W. I. SHA RD, BLAN
de2StjaB tary.
• OFFICE OF TEE ENTERPRISE ENSUE
ANTE COMPANY,4OO Wainat Street—Rama-
Dia,PHCA, Dec 2 8 d,1865.
NOTICE—rue annual meeting of the Stockholders
of "The Enterprise Insurance Company' will be held
on MONDAY, the eighth day of January next, at is
o'clock, A. M.. at the office of the Company.
An election for Twelve Directors to serve the ensu
ing year will be held on the same day, at the same
place, between the hours of to o'clock A. M. and 2 o'-
clock, P. M. B. LOCKWOOD,
de23 tia 83 Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAIL-
Dir ROAD COMPANY, PnxLADELP.mta. November
14 , 1865.,
In order to procure, funds for the extension of the
Railroad to the Wyoming Valley, I
The 'Board of Directors of this Company, at their
meeting, this day, Stockholders flling resolution:
Resolved, That the of his Compe:
shall be entitled to subscribe, .at par, for TWENTY
PERCENT. additional to the Stock standing in their
respective names on the Books of the Company, on
the lat day of December next,• and each Stockholder
entitled to a fractional part of a Share, shall e allowed
to subscribe for a full share, as no fractions'will be is
sued.
Subscription Books will be opened at the Compa
ny's office in Philadelphia on :the lath of December,
and close on the lath of JannarlaNS._
_—
Payments to be made Its follows: . Five dollars per
share to be paid at the time' of subscribing, and 'llve
dollars per share on the lath day of each and every
month thereafter, until the whole amount shall have
been paid—after which certificatefrof the new stock
will be Issued, but neither interest nor dividend will be
allowed until the whole shall be paid as aforesaid.
Those Stockholders who fail to subscribe within the
time mentioned or to pay the several instalments'at or
before the period they fall due, will lose their right to
the new stock; ,
By order of the Board. ' • • ' = •
CIHAZIBITRLAIN,
Treasurer.
nois-zm•
SPECIAL NOTICES.
140 TICK—The Annual Meeting of the Stock
-1/•.,7 holders of the CEDAR HO LLovir LIME COM
PANY, will be held on MONDAY. January Bth. 1886;
at 11 o'clock, A. M., at the office Ninth and Jefferson
streets,to elect five Directors, a Secre.ary and Treas
urer to serve for the year.. . de23-a3to
pbws OFFICE OF ' THE NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD` COMPANY, Fhlladel
a No. 407 Walnut street, Dec. 28. 1885.
The coupon dee January 1 1.1366. by this Company,
will be paid upon presentation on and after TOES
DAY..Tannary./.. WILLIAM WISTER.
de2B-tjali ' Treasurer.
MEMO
UNIVERSITY OF'PENN,YLVANIA—DE-
Iity PARTMENT OF ARTS. -' The Second Term of
the College year will °pew on TUESDAY, th al.ttday of
January. Candidates for admission will appsaloat the
University. for exataination, on that day, at to o'clock,
A. M. Tuition for each Term, Thirty-five Dollars.
GEORGE ALLEN,
den ati Secretary of the Faculty of Arts.
OsPELL ADELP.I3.I.A., December 27th, 186.5*—Phe
Annual 'Meeting of the stockholders of the
Shamokin Coal Company will be held at the office,
No, DA South FOORT.Ii street, on WEDNESDAY the
17th day of January next at 11 o'clock. ,
The Transfer Books Will be closed from January2nd
to Isth,, 0. B. LINDSAY,
de29tjal7a Secretary,
- OFFICE OF THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE
11.,) ) " INSURANCE CONTANX, No 921 CITRSINUT
street, Philadelphia.
ELECTION.—An .election for Nine Trustees, to serve
fol:,thres years, and One, to serve for two years, will be
held, at the office of the Company, on MONDAY , the
first day of January, 1886. Polls open from 10 A. M. to
12 M. . H. S. STEPHENS,
del3-w,s,m,tal . Secretary.
CHESTER VALLEY ItAILROA 13 COAL
RAN Y .—The Annual Meeting of the. Stock
hiti:rs of the Chester Valley Railroad Company,
be held at the Merchants' Exchange, Phitadel
phia. on MONDAY, the Bth day of. January, A. D.
1866, at 12% o'c.ock, P. M. At which meeting an elec
[low will be .held for a President andtieven Directors
to serve for the ensuing year.-
dell w.aBtd
\VAL. H. HOLSTEIN, Secretary,
Os SOUTHWARK NATJON&L BANK, PBILA
irgi.mna, December. 9, 1565.
the Annual Meeting of .the—Stockholders- of this
Bank for the election of Directors, will be held at the
banking Rouse on Tuesday. the 9th day of January
nett, between the hoars of 10 'o'cloc.k A. M. and 12 ts.
SPIEL,
Cashier.
de9-13,tu,th,tjO?
THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
I.I•DY :BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY,Pnine-
DELPHIA, December M 11,1665.
The annual meeting's( the Stockholders of this Com
pany. and an election of Directors, will take niece at
the office of the Cumpauy, in Wilmington, on the
tecond MONDAY (Sib) of January next, at II A. M.
dell.-tu,th.b-tjaSi ALFRED RURNEP., Sec'ry.
OFFICE 'WARREN AN FRANKLIN
11:2' AND FRANKLIN
COMPANY, .ii053,-„i Walnut ,atreet.
11,11LADI LF73IA, Dec. 19th, 1865.
The annual rnt- , etine of Stockholdera and election
for Directors of the Warren and Fraukliu railway
CoMr,any will he held at the office or the Company,
en MONDAY, January 6th. 186 a.
GEORGE C. THOMAS, JR ,
dl9-tu,th,s,9ti Secretary.
'PHILADELPHIA AND lta FERIII'
PAr,SENC; h-13 RAILWAICUatPI.\V.PtiiLa-
DYl.rai in. December, 28,
1 tie .annual Meeting of Stock holder 3 and an election
f or Pre:bide/It, Treasurer and six Dire.nors be held.
at the k/21ce of tee roruptins, st, es t.,
bt-lOw Spruce, on. Jainiary 15 1 , 15 at 1 ,
JAS. MCFADDEN', Jr.,
dens-LL t Jslfi SecrmtArr.
U. A. ht 'LIEETIN OF TIIE, ,ruck
holders of the titenda)e oil Company
held at toe Wetherill Hou-e, San , om street. shove
tniAtla. on I.T.E , •DAY, the .‘.l day etJannary next. at 3
o'clock P. N.. to reouce the L!apual awck of s ud oil:o
-pal:1y% to cooskler a sui4 lemeat to th , • A anual deep )rt
of the Board of D/rectors. and to transact ouch other
es may be brought before theu.i.
AV At. 1. ALDI:]o Li, Secretary.
FORTY-NINTH AN vEri.sAtty
- INDIGENT WIDOW,' AND SiNtiLE
WOMEN'S SOCIETY, OF P.l-11 I.A A," will
be held at the Wldows' As} lam, Cherry street, atpwe
-eventeenth, on THURSDAY, January 11th, at
l o'clock, at which time tho annual report will be
lead. and au address delivered by Rev. Dr. Boardman.
The subscribers and other triends of the Institadon,
are invited to attend.
GIRARD NATION.A_L EtAiiii,PuttanEtrut.a.
December vtla, 1865.
Ae Annual Election for Directors will be beld at the
Banking Hoarse. on WEDNEDAY, the loth day of
January. 1.%6, between the hours of lo A.M. and 2 P.'S.
A meeting of the stockholders will be held at the
same place and on the same day at 12 o'clock Li.. for
the purr.we of taking into consideration the general
Interests of the Institution.
d9-3,tu,th,(Jalo
fr ------ 11AHANOY AND BROAD MOUNTAIN
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office, No ZZ7 SOUTH
RTH STREET. Piru.Abra.rulA, December 'r2d.
ie.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Ma
banoy and Broad Mountain Railroad Company will
oe held at the Office of the Company, No. South
Fourth street, on 2.IOIXDAY, January Sth, Ms, at one
o'clock, Y. M., when an Election will be held for a Pre
sident and Six Directors to serve fur the ensuing year.
dela-sadn,th,7te
OFFICE OF THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND
TRUST COMPANY OF PIIILADELPIIIA.
NU. 111 South Fourth street, 12th mo.. 13th. 186.5.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
above named Company. will be held at their office on
THIRD DAY, Ist m0..2d (Tuesday, January 2), 1866,
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
An election tar three Dlrec - ors. to serve fbr three
years AL , will be held between the hours of 10A.AL, and 2
P.
del3-tjalf
ROWLAND PARRY Actuary
OFFICE OF THE HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PIHT. I/ELYRIA, la) South
Fourth street. Firmanix.rnr.. l / 4 , Dec. 26, ten.
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of "The
Home lisurance Company of Phl'adelphia," will be
held on Monday the eighth day of January next at
luo'cloct A. M.. at the office of the Company.
An elution for twelve Directors to serve the ensuing
year will be neld on the same day at the same piece,
oetween the hours of to o'clock A. M. and 2 o mous
THOS. 'algal .SON,
de26tojast Secretary.
_ OFFICE OF THE McELHENY OIL CO'il
- 218 WALNUT Street, Room No. 11;
PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 12th, 1565.
The annual zu*ettng of the Stockholders of the
Mcl.ll-1 Y OIL COMPANY will be held at the
Mot> of the Company, 118 WALNUT street, Philadel
phia. on TUESDa I', Id day of January, A. D 1866 at
12 o'clock L. for the purpose of electing a Clerk
and Board of nine Directors, and fur the transaction of
such Ihrther business as may properly come before
them. By order of the Board.
de121,11. G. E. FRYER, Clerk.
DELAWARE MINING COMPANY OP
MICR lOAN.—Notlce Is hereby given, that the
Tenth Installment beingTWO DOLLARS per Share ou
each and every .hare of the Capital Stock in the Dela
ware tinning Company of Michigan, has this day been
called by the Board of Directors of said Company, due
and payable at the office of the Company, No. 526
WALNUT street, Philadelphia, on or before the lath
day of December, 1865. Interest will be charged on all
Instalments after the same shall have oecome due.
By order of the Board Py II 'rectors.
B WYATT WIbTAR, Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 4, 1885. des 2rAth.sa,tuln4
OFFICE OF THE McELHEICT OIL CO.,
218 Walnut Street. DlECrani ER 21,1865.
.a special meeting or the stockholders of the Mc-
Illbeny 011 Company will be held at the Office of the
Company. No. 218 Walnut street, Philadelphia, on
TUMDAY, the 2d day of January next, at 12 o'clock.
P fer the i.urpose of considering a proposition to
reduce the Capital Stock of the Company from one
million dollars to two hu n dred thousand dollars,dlvided
into one hundred thou.sand shares of the par value of
two dollars a share.
By order of Board,
p—. THE NORTHERN tiOCTP :SOCIETY will
open their House situated at the corner of Peter's
alley and Fourth street, above Brown, for the gratui
tous distrlbution.of soup to the poor, on THURSDAY,
December 29th. During the ~past year, 54,35 i quarts of
soup were distributed to 3.229 persons, beside.s which
9,000 baths were given to respectable poor women and
children, Donations In money or material will be
thankfully received at the house or by either of the
undersigned:
CHARI,ER J. SUTTER, President, Set Callowhill
street.
SAMUEL T. CHILD, Secretary, 824 North Second
street.
T. MORRIS PEROT, Treasurer, 621 Market street.
RICHARD W. BACON, 428 North Fifth street.
JOHN 0. JAMES, 239 North Third street. iILiS-Ots
Or by any of the other managers of the society.
RSUGAR CREEK AND WOLF RUN LU
BRICATING OIL COMPANY.—NOTICE TO
EHOLDERS.
Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the
Stockholders of the Sugar Creek and Wolf Run Lu
bricating 011 Company, will be held at the 011 ice of
the Ccmpany No, 224 South Fourth street,Phladelphia,
on SATLRDAY, the 18th day of January, 1866, at a
o'clock P M., to consider the propriety of reducing
the capital stock of the Company from One Million
Dollars to Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.
ELISHA W. DAVIS,
JAMES M. SELLERS
JAMES B. MAC4INLEY,
A. E. McCLURE,
A majority of the Directors.
Office of the S. C. and W. R. 011 Company, No. 234
South Fourth street, Philadelphia, December 22d,
1865. de23-e,84
10. SPRING GAMY_
TON WOOD, S. E. nor.
At the annual meeting of
the following gentlemen WE
ensuing year.
Jas. Peters. Pres't Eli Kronpp,
Jobn M. Ogden, V. Pres% Thos. Minh,
Thos. Mather, Treas. A. V. Murphy,
F. Pi, Atmore, Sec! Hiram Miller,
C. P, Bower,
Jas. Chambers,
Jos. H. Collins,
D. B. Erdman,
Jobn Edgar,
John Q. Ginnode.
Jot W. Gaskil,
John Godbou,
Aaron W. Gash.lll,
The Managers are grater& for the liberalitY hereto.
fore extended to them in behalf of the poor. - of the
district, and respectfully ask acontinuance of the same
during the coming season.
Samuel W. Black has been reappointed collector and
all, contributions made to him or to, any of.the above
Managers, will be gratefully received.. The House will
be Opened for the distribution of soup to the deserving
poor on TUESDAY next, Jan. 2d, 1866. , •
F: B. AT HOBE, Seeretar, .;
das-ats Tenth and Buttonwood streets:
VGLISH CATSVPS, '119.13111M - aa.o. - -
CrOsse Blackwelra "Raigliatt Tickle.s; Ca pt
Saucett — Durham Mustard; Olives, &c. lak(llag 'ex
ship Yorktown and for sale by JOS. S. .13U §;51.W. 4
CQ,. 108 Efouth Delwrique avenue.
W. L. SCHAFFER.
Cu.shier
G. E. FRYER.
Clerk.
I SOUP SOCIETY, Bar-
Bsou).
the Society. held Nov. 6th.
- e elected Managers for the
Israel Peterson,
Richard Peterson,
Gilbert B. Parker,
Franklin Shoemaker,
Wm. Vandevere,
David Vandevere,
Henry Warner,
Amos Walker,
PLY SHEET
®gICYP.IP~Y~.
HAMS F.f.wrsastiAsk,
808. LIVERPOOL- AND CORK DULIMIT.
e class full powered Clyde bat iron scree
steamships of this Line leave regularly .
EVERY . WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
THRCIIGHOIiT the YEAH.
First Cabin (by Wednesday's 5teamer)...—.......500 CO
Steerage (through front Philadelphia) 85 00
PAY Rt iCIII PAPER ,
ZOBBOBAKBBZ BELFAHT .BrIBBIN,' GLASGOW
OB
The elegant Clyde built iron screw steam
HIBERNIA leaves on SATURDAY. Dec. 16,1865.
Cabin (according, to sto and M
Steerage.._..... , .
An payable ... paper money and booked - thrush
ChYarb
free from Phtlad% l .to any of the above ports.
Parties about the old country,wM find it to
their advantage to on the undersigned before en.
gaging elsewhere, as they can seem choice bertha sad
save their railroad expenses to New York.
For passage, apply to w, A, 1T A MIT.T.,
No. 20 Walnut street (up stairs).
Drafts Issued for any amount, payable in any part of
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales or on the Con. tf
tinent. tell
4-47,i STEAM TO LPTEOPOO.I4.
*MI 8 at_ QUEENSTOWN, the ituteel Lh at iS s eeMell
=Wilt the -U. I . .ETN e Saturday. Sn
_ .
CITY OF MAN H143T14R., .-Wednesoay, Jan. 8
F.DINBIJRCH---.Saturdity, Jan. 6
At Noon. rrom Pier 44 North River.
B.A.TEEI OP PASSAGp.
• ' PAYABIN IN storm.
First Cabin....... --4= lo l S te enig a— —IS°
First to L0nd0n,........ 93 Steerage to Wade..-.-. 34
First to Parls..--.........-aes Steerage to Paris-- 40
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre.
men, &c., am, at moderate rates. .
1190. S
Passage by the Wednesday 'Steamers, Firet •Catdri,
teerage, V. 5, payable In United States currency. -
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown, go
gold, or its equivalent. Tickets can be bought here
persons sending for their friends. ,
For 'hillier Information, apply at the Company's 01.
lives.- JOHN G. DA T.R, Agent ,
de2B - in Walnut street. Philadelphia.
7. RE-OPENING OF THE OUTSIDE LINE
OF SYR* W
between
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
This favorite line will commence their trips on
THURSDAY next, 80th inst.: The following well
known and staunch sea-boats will be.placed F on the
route:
Steamer .ADM MAI - Capt. Nichols.
4 STERN CITY " Mundy,
RE'NNEBEC " Edmonds.
Days of departure (from each 'city) will be TUES.
DA' 6, TLIURSDAYs AND SATURDAYS, leaving
this city from tint wharf below Spruce street, at 11
o'clock, A. M. and New 'York' from pier 4; North
Rher, at 4 o'clock P. M
Freights received daily, and taken at reasonable
rates. all goods destined beyond New York will be
lox warded free of commissions. '
For rates of freight, dic., die., apply at the office, 314
and gni South Delaware avenue.
nontfi P.M. CLARK, Agent.
•FOR BOSTON.
STEAIIIITIE LINE OTRECT.
Li/LING . FE olf EACH POI:PEI - EBY /YE _DAYS.
ELoMEINE WIIAKF. PHILADELPHIA,
AND LONG Villa R 1.% BOSTON. • .
The steamship INORN A N. Captain Baker, will sail
front Boston on Tne-sday, January 2. at 12 M
Tie steamship SAXON, Captain Matthews, will sail
from Philadelphta on Thursday. Jan. 4, at is A. lt,L.
be line between Philadelphia and Boston is now
composed of the
SA_XON, Captain Matthews, MO tons burthen.
NOIIMAN, t..4.ptain Baker, roue tons burthen.
ARIES, Captain Crowell. ttiii• , tons burthen.
Thee substanital and well appointed steamships
will sad punctiailly as ,dverti=e,i, hnd freight will be
received every day, a steamer being always on the
berth to receive cargo.
shippers are requested to send Bills of Jeding with
their goods.
For freight or passage, apply to
B_EXRAT VTICSOR d CO.,
detio =South Delaware avenue,
PHILADELPHIA. EICMIGICD 14-Iqt
^VA.; • NORFOLK .TEA VSECIP compallY.
The fine steamships of this Lire Insure at the lowest
razes ana sail rtmilarly from the First Wharf above
...tarket street, every
WE3)tiESDAY atd SATURDAY.
At Noon,
Connecting with Railroads from RichMond, Norfolk
and City Point, farming the most direct route for the
South and southwest.
For freight or passage, with excellent accommoda.
duns. apply to
WM. P. CLYDE et CO.,
14 North and Bonin Wharves,
NEW.PF..EtS LIVE TO ALBX•
ANDRIA. C4eorgetown and Washington
via esapeake and Delaware Canal, with connections
at Alexandria, V&,form the moat direct route Mt
Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton and
the Scutheest.
Steamers leave First Wharf above Market street
every Wednesday and Saturday at 12
For aright apply to the agents,
W. P. CLYDE & CO.,
14 North Wharves.
.I. B. Davidson. Agent at Georgetown; M. Eldridge d
Co., Agents at Alexandria.
PC& Driw Toß.K.—ziew Ltr.e—Vb
Delaware and RarltanCanal.—rhlladelphh
an. • or) "Express Swaniboat Company wPd re
wive freight and leave cis. ly at 2 P. H., delivering that
carves in New York the following days.
Prelght taken at reasonable rates.
YTELLIAII P. CLYDE, 9.=
14 South Wharves, P
JAUES HAND, Agent,
ja.%-tf Piers 14 and Li East laver, N. Y.
a NEW TOW-BOAT LINE.
- - DELA TEASE and CEIXELeLPEdIit
ILA b Tr-BoA T COM.PAXE
HA B VE ES E to GR e A d C E BALTIMORE,
L A W D A L SH H G
TON. and Intermediate points.
Whl. P. CLYDE & CO., Agents
NO. 19 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
Captain MID: LAUGHLIN, Superintendent.
FOR SAN FRA:NCPSC'O.
ROBINSON'S CALIFORNIA ( , UPPER LINE.
SAIL LNG REGUI ARLY AS ADVERTISED.
Freight for this Line sent to New York by Swirl
Sure Line at reduced rates.
The renowned clipper ship
STAR OF THE TEN 101.1
_r t e Is now taking in the
ta, pier 11 East River. and will balance
positivelyof hercargo at
be the
first clipper ship to sail. All freight should be
forwarded huniediately, as she will close ont In a flaw
days. For freight, apply to
BISHOP, SON & CO.,
• 105 Arch street.
FOR BOSTON—press Line.—The fine
schooner FRANK ILEXBERT, Chase, master.
now loading for the above port at Girard's
wharf, above hiarket street, will sail on Saturday,
Mth inst. For freight, apply to DAVID (..X4OPFfR
CO.. is .North Wharves.
FOR PROVIDENCE.R. I.—The fine schooner
iz ALEX. BLUE, Smith, master, now loading
for the above port at Cattell's wharf, above
Market street, will have prompt espatch. :For freight,
apply te DAVID COOPER & 00.. d
18 N. Wharves. d..)
FOR NEW FORS.—Express Line.—Tae tine
schooner F. L. POTTER. Small, master, now
loading for the above port at Cattell's wharf
above 'Market street, will have prompt despatch.- For
freight, apply to DAVID C.H3PER et CO., 18 North
Wharves. ' - de 2s
N., FOR FREIGHT OR CHAP-TER.—The fine
schooner ELIZABETH MAGEE, Magee,
master, 450 tons burden, or 4,000 ,bbts. capacity;
coppgred and copper fastened; now in port and ready
for any voyage. Apply to DAVID COOPER dt CO.. Id
North Wharves. de23
FOR BALTIMORE. MD.—The fine schooner
MARY GAY, Captain Keen, is now loading for
toe above port at Girard's wharf,above Market
street, and will sail with despatch. For freight, apply
to DAVED COOPER & CO., IBT7. Wharves.
FOR LIVERPOOL. The tine Al ship
v.;:, MOUNT ROYAL, Cumminger, masters having
the greater portion of hercargo engaged, will
sail with despatch. PETER WRIGHT & SONS, 115
Walnut street.
FOR BREMEN.—The AI Bremen ship EMIL,
ok. lire accommodations
s For Cabin passage, having
board, or to WORR'MAII osr., p e.3 k.V)l)llneuFsati,(iineltr
FOR BALE.--The schooner RAISON, '199 tons
register, Is a large carrier, and has just been
d
t In repair. For terms, apply to', E A.
',0•171;E.8. ' ,1t Co., Deck street wharf. W.S-6t
OWNER WANTED for two laids. STAG WASTE,
consigned to HINES &CO., ex shin Mount Royal
ttom Liverpool. PETER WRIGHT & SONS, .115
Walnut street. de:.17.4t
S HIP
IiEs.R.RIMAC, from Liverpool. is now
t.)dis
charging under general order at Shippen street
wharf. Consignees will please attend to the reception
of their goods. PETER WRIGHT & SONS, 1151Val
nut street. delB-tif
A LL PERSONS ARE. HEREBY CAtiTIONTED
11 against trusting the crew of the Br. ship MOUNT
ROYAL. Cuniminger master, from Liverpool, as no
debts of their contraction will be paid by the • Captalu
or Consignees. - PIMER WRIGHT & SONS, 115 -Wal
nut street. •
ATOTICE.—AII persons are hereby cautioned against
IN harboring and trusting any of the crow of the
Danish brig DAINMARR, as no debts of tnelr contract
ing will be paid by captain or consignees. WORK-
MAN & Cu.. Consignees. 123 Wain t street.
SHIP NOTICE.—AII persons are hereby cautioned
against trusting any of the crew of the Br. ship S.
L. TILLY, whereof Cann is master, from City Point,
Va., as no debts of their contracting will be paid by
captain or censignee. EDMOND A. SOLIDER & CO.,
Dock. strett wharf. • 1 dela .
FOR SALE.—S. ELLIS &CO.'S SHIP SHE ATIEUNG
FELT, la lots to suit. Apply toPETER 'WRIGHT
&SONS. IJS Walnut street. de2B-tf
TAB. eneceasor to JOAN E3BEIENDLE.R
BONS, Sall . Makers, No. Sp North VFIEL&BVI2I.
below Vine sweet, Philadelphia,
All work done In the best manner and on tae lewori
and roost- liworable terms ,' and warranted to Give par.
feet satisfaction.
PartioularAttention civeit to , repotting.
BOARDING.
'ram HANDSOME R . E,SIDISNCE,I3„ Itcot, of spruce
btal.tiedinotho strms eets
e ls , tlae reception of
out, privra etable, , 1,13.1‘
IICEWRAISINS.-500b ores Bunch and Layeritaishr
SOO boxee Valencia Raislos,__' 'mo
100 ats! Seedleirr
Raising for sale by „ThEV:B. , BI7I2.BpKw. 09.; 115 SOLith
Water street o- • -
MilHOPS—Growth of 1865. Just recelv_ store
d for sale by WILLIAIz S. cisiemr,
ROT Re WWI Delaware avenue.
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