al TEDDINtii t 'STXTEEINTIT AND
OrCOATES —Bay. J 1110111 IN at 103( M.; Rey.
Ip LLOCH at V. 4, TO: . Maknow. lip
lir11:01 LE Al MEETING, FRANK.
. HALL, SIXTH Strept, bolo w Arch. SON
,it h I'. D?bate—' 'Are the Signs of the Times
M"1,61e to Peace?' Public invited. lO
i t a
_.,„
Or 'JEST CONGREGATIONAL
GB litiCa. D, L. GEAR, Paotor, pr.Rches
6 9.011 10% A. M . Guide r, at. au D j ec „—.. Th e
tbe Young Man e" • It
o r WF.li t/M.N _TIIAL ! CONGREGATIONAL
I ca., CONCERT HA 1.... L —Prenching_bY
Loh" tor, BA v. IsD WARD R VSVIih, TO .alolittO vr. as
•., ; A
r m. end 74 F.M. Beata free. Ito.
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN
OUVROH, 'SIXTH. Kiwi+ Orem—Sabbath
mein tits Morning at Ilig. awns the Erecting it
i.
by the Pastor. Rev. Dr. ENNUI'. it*
.
rPt PIIRITTIALPSMG — PtISN 111. L.
BECKWITH will Ledare at PANS() It STR &II V
AO , on SUNDAY, at 10X A. M. and ?X P. M. Ad.
;., ; *roe free. lts
__
d- SECOND•AD7"ENT 1111KET[1T09.—
:". Skier ilaßet)Cli will preach TO MORROW
. h ai A. ar• • and Eld.r SU KRA SK et 3 ituo 7.34 P. et..
volosal Hall. MARKET Street, above Twelfth. li •
clixt.nßEN , s IPRC THE
Beiil Montbly . Sermon to the Tonne. on • Bible
.. e o•ritp. Will. be Preached tue inure •1 t •;Ei
' brey. TO- MORRO WAF r ERNOOfi eery LCO
DIP
ttOtt. lt*
BT. PAUL'S PRO sEs 'CANT
SPISCOPAL OBUROR. TELIKrt Ntr4ei.—Pula
Nych will be open on SUNDAY EVP.NING next,
erierk The lector. thefts,. Dr. GODDARD:
V., Preset'. lt*
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.-lIEET•
OGIS To. MORROW at lox A. it: i- tta 7)07-m—
-obeaot corner of SPRtNG • GARDEN- gd- &OA ti
Treadling b 3, FittlßOT. Outdoor in the
w
sap
lo . .
loc •Jt•pentioce. 'II • • .
•
sl', HARR'S EVANGELICAL 1:17
... TB SEAN 0111.1R013;11PRIVG &ROSA Street.
Noe Thirteenth. Tie Ltente Roam will here-opened
sivitie Worship TO ?SORROW. at 10)f, A. K. and
..tr I L • • lte
TENTH ANNINrEIRSAKY OR THA
MEN'S CElR'rrfia aSSOMATION
Id Nov 23, in CONCERT HALL,. 'Norms mi n
gr.tuit.usly,•nt the TNACT' [WEISS, or at
I.OOO . aod .. .I.OII.CELESMUT Street It
• FIRST •lIEFORMIRD DUTCH
e
0 CHURCH. - SRVENVI AND SPRING G ARIAN
40. . eta Rev. J. 11. linYlceld, Paeter —Aer , Icee at 1O
„ G en A. M. and 7g o'c oak P. M. Subject fur the
Meg, ''Phtlenthropy.ti, lts
UNION M. E. CIIITSCII, FOUIITH
Street. below Arch.—Seßß&TH. Nov. 20, Itev.
.2001:1 D. D., will ortaoh is the morning At it%
: , rk, and. Rev. JOHN RUTH la ten atoning At ?J
:io:k. The :doming sermon. will be Pr.:PerotOrs , to
?Thanksgiving ear v tom
ST. RI ATM. E NIPS LICIT 4 , 1 it AN
cumtur,. NEW Street. below Fo'orth,
u Race cod V ine. Serrirro by th. pa , to-
OTTER, OD TO-1110 SRoW (Saud uy) RNIN(7,
r ;cl4 EVDDIbg Dervlca conaueacei hilt p a,. ‘
..riTI o'clock. It*
olbo7c GF 757 -0. linflelAgiS WILL
Preach in the Chikrch of the (Piety/ea* , Cadet,
•:IVE,LETII Mr-et. above Wallace, LORe'd Dar.'
A. M.. and 7,94. P. Id.' Subject., "The Yell aa 4
.
demotion of Man, " ':• The gamut • and me Oros)). t
idloation of Elders in the morning.
A CHRISTIAN PATIII4T. —THE
FUNERAL SERMON of SA/11UB", HtLILIN.whe
:he late fight near Peteratture. V. will be
.raked by hit,Pantor, Rev, .1: 6 V tar SAITO., at the
soteLte Baptifit Church. TWELFTH Street, between
7.3(e and Vine, en SABBATH EVENING
• .
AllsDlA'rION OF CROSIII.—NO 24
of the Series, by T. H. S MIiTON... at
.e (lurch of .tbe New Testament, -F,LETSITTH and
~O D Street!, SABBATH AFTER:WO:7st 854 &dock.
"Gentile Progress," CoLeinded Morning
p - o! ,1.1p at lO)6 o'clock, I.l*
•
rat= WAGNER FREE INSTETTITE OF
SCIENCR, COLUMBIA, Avelino sea UM.
3ENTII Ktraet —Divine fervice is held every SAB
AFTERNOON, at 3J o'clock. Preaching TO
jtigßOW by Rev. ABBOTT FETTRIDOE, Ail are in•
rtht.lt'
rjr. SERMONS TO WORMING PEO.
PI —lev T. DE WITT TALauos will TO
'mow EVENING begin a muse of lista:was to the
waren People of PhtledelpPia, to be co...tinned on
:Leonel; ing Sabbath evenings in the Second Reformed
Prrb Mira ?EVEN'? H and BtiO virti &rem. afore
fervice livening, '3.
ear SPRING GARDEN HALL, TRIM-
Ade TEENTB and SPRING OARDSNStreete.—The
of the Church of God auerubliing here are
tars LORD S PAY wog A M., fin. worehop. in "toe
••:attng of bre,d. " showing the Lord'a death till
go tome," In 'praser and pais% and Ga . "teaching
of admonishing one another." Preaching of the
Word by CHAS. CAMPBELL, at 7 P. 51: ..nob!slBt*
•-
r",%7“" CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN
e-w- CHURCH. LCOUST Street. I totel'ation of
::;r WOLCOTT CA LK INA. TO AIORF,OW. by the
'tin, Presbytery •of Philadelphia. Bev Dr.'Ktrk. of
will preach a sermon in the morning on IVor
lj,, and Prof. R I) Hitchcock, D D , of New Fork.
:15.3 evening, on The Person of Christ. Rer. Albert
/tine., and Rev. Dre. March and Adams. of Ma cltr.
ri: also take part in the Im:halation eervices. lie
MST. GROMG VE M. M. CKURC EL
The NINETY - FIFTH ANSWER...ART OF
.7 GEORGE'S M. E. OEMACIL will be neld In the
- turd' on TRIJR.IDAY next, (34th instant rh..airs.
ci I:Z•DNY,) Preaching in the Morning at 10)4, and in
Evening at 7% o'clock. A Family Gathering and
For:Mon of former Pastors and Members. at 3 o'clock
es - Lich Rev.L. W. BARTINE,D. D. , willepreelde.
. ,
yap. SWEDENBORGIAN—CORNER OF
I BROAD AND BRANDYWINE Streeti.—" All
:liar. made new bT the Coming of Christ , "
will be
tie lubjeol. of Rev—Mr &BEREFT'S Sermon TO-OLOR.
MORNIhO, 10 % o'clock. Iu the Eveuluk, at
ui o'clock. Lis Lecture will be on ' The New Church
bailee ctncerntog the Laet Judgment; its Nature,
sod the 'lime, Manner and Theatre of its Accompl ish
mat. ehowing that .t)ie Last Gauen' Judgment has
.!ro' nly taken place. The public invited.
nip THE MUST REV. .11,11,RVIN J.
io9 SPALDING, Archbishop of Baltimore, will de
liver s Lecture, in aid of the Poor and orphan said
PoltateCbtldren. at the ACADIDIT OF MUSIC.
Olt WEDNESDAY IVENI.IO, November tad.
Tickets 20 cents.
/laitei number of reserved seats, 10 cents. may be
ihalned at the Catholic Book Stores: nol9.ewit• ,
/11.04711110 N TAUGHT AND IiTA.3I.
URIIO WEED —IPAILIP.LaiiVRENCE, No.
101O1OCUp.e &rest groin the Right Nev. Bthop
P 'tThZ dr. Lawrence's system stems to me fres
J some grievous: faults which have marked the
Nobs or many Elocutionists Mid to WM. %MIN CM
knacks of a high order. Citil i ALObTEo poTrztr"
kW" TBX lINIONRSIGNED; BEING
lxv live of thir verraultora•olo the FIFTRRNTE.
WARD UNION. HALL ASSOMATION, ,hertby .tlre
:Ales that a meeting of the Oorporitors will beheld
fa Oaten Headquarters; 00 aTIAS atraeto an RI OUR
Anna on the. lath Inst., at. 734 o'clitek P. If for the
mate of organising, In parentage iirlth..the tans ..f
le charter. JOSIAH b. HAINES,
SAARI:ISL
AMUSL S PANOtiA3I I ,
ISAAC 0 . PEARSON.
' • • CHARLES A MILLER.
1111F:STEBN BANN.. or PHIL/1..
DBLPIIIa, November 18th, 1804 -• , •
meetthgof the Etoca holders of this - Bank will be
held at the Banking House, on MONDAY; Us lath day
at December next, at 12 o'clock, af to decide whether
aft Bank shah become an association for the purpose
tl Banking under the laws of the United States,-and
whether it shall exercise the powers conferred by the
snot the Ot neral Assembly or the Commonwealth of
fersylvania, entitled " An Act enabling the Banks of
ttleCommonwealth to become associations for the Par:
ria of banking under the laws of the United fitateth•
:proved the 22d day of August, ItOh, and to take ally
:nnber aCti()l4 tbM MRT be exPedieni
tota•lm C. N. WEYOANDT, Cashier.
FrTB ILADELPHI A SA BB A T
SCHOOL ArSOCIATIuN.—The Monthly Alset
iof seta hs Aesociatlon will o'clock n MON' DAY EVE-
NilfG t, 21st init., at 7,3 i in the Church on
BROAD Street, above Chestnut, (tier. Mr. Crowell's.)
Ile following subject, columned from the lest meeting,
Till be discussed; What imProYemunts may be made
lo ibe internal arrangements of our Sabbath Schools
chweby their prosperity and usefulness may be tn•
mued ii
tar COMMERCIAL EDUCATION AND
ITSIBYLUENCRION TES C CUNT% Y. —PETER
Coos% Esq., of New York, the well-known philan
tdropbt end merchant prince will deliver an addreee at
BkIaNT, STRATTON. & RaNNISTES'Is National
Consurclal Colle . ge, Assembly Build in g. FilathWeelt
:otter ORESTR UT and TENTH Streets; on TIMM) AT
IVENIANG, the rad inst., at 8 o'clock, on the occasion
of dedicating the new Col lege Rooms. Subject: " Com
crcisl Edoration and its Influence on the Country."
Intltation is extended! to ail who may wish to rit
nol9.3t
PrLOVE.—SERMON—WALNITT.
STREET THEATRE. —TO. MORROW (Sunday),
lor P. al., the celebrated &Wattle' Orator, Rev. 8. fd.
.0111 S, M. D . will deliver nis Second Sermon of a zder, vier, on " The Rock irpon which ' The Church'
" bubject—' • Love. !' To be considered in.all
l s PhiisEB.
5)101AL NOTICE.—On account of the immensely
tr.:llded state of the theatre last Sunday, could not
te!senternted so fall that the Collection could not be
ntts, therefore bereeltet,' to alive time and trouble, live
atz admirston will he charged at the door, until sum-
Jett t . ubscriptione or donations are received to defray
- I , to money changed; have five cents ready.
n'..*illt*PlY no boys admitted, unless accompanied by
:Lt.r Ph!etan. ROBERT HALL,
1.• Chairman Committee.
rar - THE NEIIKNTRI .. AN NIVERSA
ot the NOONDAY UNION PRAYER NESTING
t.l le celebrated on WEDABSDAY. the ?Ad of this
awl), in the Church on BROAD Street, above Cheat
mit ale! Mr Crowell's,/ at 12 o'clocx,
.
tersimen and laymen of all the evangelical denomi
igione are expiated to Mt e part in the exercises.
We hope the friends of this important ins titation will
%t Present in large numbers.
COMMITTEE.:
! Taus ToLlt&tr_,
i GEO. COOKMAIN,
A. MARTIN. it*
B. STUART.
. B. ElttfuNB.
BEN. 10th, 1884.
PHILADEIPDIA. TA ACT AND
MISSION SOCIETY. —The sixty-niuth meeting
bthalf of this Society will be held In the Cunt sh of
ativity, corr S A BBA T H EVENT and. I.IIOUNT VAR
")N SMete. on RV RNIN (). 20th 'lost' , at
'O'clock. Rev . C. MATLaCK, Rey R NEW
D. D., and Rev. WM. BUDDARDS will address
'uniehelf. A collection Will be taken up to aid the
s e:t4. Public invited. • ~
TREASURY OF THE UNITED
STAIRS. PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 17, an
'^neons for Intend duels!, of JaututrY next On the
Ibl!o debt of the United States will be paid on pre
`t•tstion at this office, ARCH'D IIIoINTTEM
tole.3t Assistant Treasurer 11. S.
• REMOVAL.—TRE OFFICE OP
••• itc
the CBllEgr u l,lt ai ? c F r INTERNAL REV1110i&
BIADINt+, No. 233 DOCPiegtrreeerZimer°-
ooespid by the Poet Office.
novl7. ' JORIti 11. Dmin. Collector.
THE MEETING OF T 0.4 j M. •
DERS for tbe election COirectors of the
"WILLOW OLEN PETROLEUM COMPANY," will
t. beld at No. 40 North FRONT Street, on SiTURILLY,
Sr , T.Laber 19, at 3 o'clock P.'X. nol6-4.t*
OFFICE OF 2ETNA MINING
COMPANY, No. 824 WALNUT Street.
PRILAZZLPHIAA October 21, 1869.
rFOTI I OE is hereby given that a ll stock of the 2Etna
Sides Company : on which instalments orb doe and
"Mid, have been declared forfeited, and will be sold
tnabl,e auction on MONDAY, November test, 1864, at
o'clock, noon at the office of the Secretary of the
' l lmlY, according to the Charter and' By-Laws, un
raid on or before that day.
1 / order of the Board of Directors.
B. A. HOOPES,
Secretary and TrelllBll/01%
PENNSYLVANIA U A I LB 0 A D
COMPANY.—TREASURBR'S DEPARTMENT,
11 .ADRLPHIA. Nov. 2, 1864. —The Board of Directors
Ite IRIS DAY declared a semi-annual dividend of
tvE PER CELT. on the Capital Stock of the Company,
oa,r of National and Stale taxes, payable on anoiafter
lootant.
Powers of attorney for collection of Dividends can be
I,t application at the office of the Company, Zfo.
'loath THIRD Street.
Inr3 lto ' THOS. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
OIL STIMScRIPTIONS.—TO
seems one or more of the remaining Shares,
:eiis or apply at once to
DUNCAN M. DIITCITE3ON.
N. E. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets,
Or E. BORDA, Trustee,
337 WALNUT otreot.
OFFICE .PENNISTEVANIA
ROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Shareh o lder .
'. 13 ,T1C11 TO BR AREHOL DERB. —The in
'''otoPany are notified that, under Resolution of the
trd of Directorsohey are entitled to subscribe to the
of the Comtany the amount of TEN, PER CENT.
their respectite interest, art shown by the Books of
V,toPany on the 2d in.t • -
ea bhar boldfir entitled to a fractional part of a
! 0 !,• under the terms of the Resolution , shall have the
'Pore of subscribing for a full share on the payment
kitty Dollars.
,14,,,,,t0ck will be issued the par value SIBFTY
46 Per share. Accr u ed interest at PER
mc • Will be •oharged from let inst. until payment is
•
71,• Books for subscription and payment will be open
,B 4l mQAbDr n e x t, a7ttehr h
winhisch nnwl further
s o b e h cr e i 3 p ls io t
nsMIA received under this Resolution,
THOS. T. FIRTH,
Treasurer.
GIRARD BANK,
IgpePHILADELPHIA. October this9B4.
al meeting of the Stockholders of Bank
held at the Banking Rouse on MONDAY, the
n 7 of November ne x t 'a t 12 o'clock M., to con
.6and decide whether this Bank shall become an
'Nation for the business of Banking ik under the laws
le Dotted et rtes and whether it s all exorcist. the
ire conferr y
ed b the act of the Legislature of this
entitled An act enabling.the banks of this Com
'wenith to become associations for banking under
' of the United States," approved 22d enema,
. 1 to take any further action. that may be no
iloction for Dlrectore will ba held at theaantia
,11 Ilia same dm>, November 21st. between Inc
10 A. Id. and 2P. M, W. L. B°3AoraaFilh}4.lo?.
itstutno2l
PER°Y" 4) ' OOMPA►NY
VENANGO COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWN OF issztemvAsra.
CAPITAL STOCK, •4500,009.
ONB HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES AT FIVE DOL
. • LARS A SHARE, FULL PAID.
Working Capital Reserved for Develop•
meibt $40,000.
PREAMEN're
ALFRED HUNT, E.9Q
VICE PREaTIIPST,
EDWARD SHLPPEI, Rack
-SEORRTARt. AND TICS Asoßua,
THOMAS W. EVANS:
DIRECTORS
- -
ALFRED EMT, Philadelphia. President of the
Bethlehem Iron Works.
Kr. WILLIAM 0, BOUIiTON, 116 South Water street,
Pbilacielphin. . .
Mr. EDWARD SHIPPEN. Loutheast corner of Sixth
and Walnut. stivets. Philadelphia.
Mr. THOMAS W. EVANS, 620 Chestnut street, Phila.
d elribia. •
Mr. B. W. BAILICY, MO Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Mr. BILL BUROWIN. Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr. b. RUSE BRADFORD, New. Brighten, Pa.•
Mr. J. L. CARBAORAN, Allegheny City, President
Corn Planter's Oil Company. .
Mr WM 0. BUOBART, Plttsleumg, PaSecretary and
Treasurer of Pittsburg•lind Connelsville Railroad.
The Company own in fee simple two hundred and fif
teen acres of the beat Oil territory on the right bank of
9... Allegheny river, near Oil City. with one producing
Well; and another nearly completed, with railroad,
turnpike; and river access to•the property.
• For particulars see - prospectus, to bo `
.tound•with any
'Of thellfreotors, or at the office of • .
Micseits. COOPER ct ORAEFF,
No. 11. EXCHANGE. and
MR. S. HARVEY THOMAS,
No. Asa WALNUT &root,
Who are authorized to sell a limited number of shares
of black: • r n010.6t
tar OIL wzir.x.s.
NO. 486 WALNUT STREET,
PIUIADNLPNIA, Nov. 18, MC
The undersirned is authorized to sell a limited num
ber, of Shares of an Oil Company whose property is
mainly on Ml Creek, Venango County, Pennsylvania,
and is believed to be of Equal value to any upon the
creek. The portion developed and productive will,
from the beginning, secure to the Stockholders a Divi
dend of THREE PER CENT. PER MONTH, and these
Wells are increasing daily. In addition to these pro
ducing Wells, they have . a large interest in Eleven
others in different stages of development, and several
of them nearly completed. There is room also for an
equal number of Wells upon the same property.
Tbe'Cornpany own also over 200 acres of undeveloped
property in the neighborhood of the others. upon which
ttey propose sinking several Wells, the money having
been provided for the purpose.
Snob an opportunity of obtaining, at a low cost, a
Stock paying Dividend from so small a porttou of its
property is soldom offered.
For further information apply at the Office of
J. D. REINBOTH,
:No. 436 Walttut Street,
BETWEEN TEE ROUES OF 1 AND 3 0' CLOCK, P. M.
C. B. •DUNGAN
gar TALE *UNWELL, FAIUI
Oi..L• COMPANY,
SUGAR CREEK, PENANG° COUNTY ) PA.
CAPITAL-.
FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES OF $5 EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.50 PE:R SHARE
$25,000 itESKRITED FOR WORKING CAPITA
J. 13. McCREARY, President.
THOS. A. SOOTT, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.
J. B. McCREARY, I 3 J. W. VANHOUVEN,
THOS. A. SCOTT, PHILIP FERREE.
JOHN oWER.
SAMUEL P. FERREE, Seal , and Treas.
The property belonging to this Company consists of
One Hundred and Fifty Acres in fee simple, of valuable
Lubricating Oil Land, situated on Sugar Creek, about
two miles from its mouth, which empties into French
Creek. Venango county, Pa
'This property has been 'selected with a 'vie* to its
Valuable Location, having its lines extended along and
on both elders of the Creek over Three Hundred Rods,
Which, together with the large amount of Flat or Bot
tom Land, gives it superior advantages for drilling a
large number of. Oil :Wells. At least One Hundred
Wells can be located, with ample room for Tanks, Su
gine Houses, and Dwellings.
A good Well, giving Twenty Barrels per day, Is
within one-fourth of a mils above it; also, several good
producing wells on the Creek below it.
The 011 obtained on this Creek is the Lubricating
Which commands in price one hundred per cent. above
otter Oile, and is more in demand.
The Company can obtain a large revenue by parties
wishing to sink wells, reserving from one-fourth to
one-half of the 011 free of expense to the Company. in
dependent of the revenue from tneir own Wells., there
being a large sufficiency of land forboth purposes.
It is designed to iltive the contract to drill several
wells in the best location at once. The title to the pro•
Party is perfect and free of incumbrance:
'Subscription Books are now open at the office of
nol7 12t
THE CLARION BITER OIL COIL
PANIES,
OFFICE. 311 WALNUT STREET.
(Second Floor.)
WILLIAM P. SCHELL, Prosiden
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, Secretary and Treasurer
n077•12E'
NEW TOWEL APID LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
.041.PITAL . STOCK, 81,000,060.
100,000 SHARES AT $lO MOH.
Subscription Price $6 per St are.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
OTTICERS:
BOIL DANIEL S. DICEINSON, President.
WM. T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary. .
Books zue open for subscriptiiin at the office of the Com.
pang, No. 24 Empire Building, 71 BROADWAY, N. Y.
The lands of the Company are situated in the heart of
the Oil Region, and include portions of those well.
known localities, "the Mcßilieny Farm, the two Ida.
Clintock Farms, " and other proved and valuable work.
lug territories, including over Two Thousand acres of
the best Oil Territories along Oil Creek and in West
Virginia, now under process of successful development,
and oil is already regularly and largely produced froze
several wells upon them
Address the Company,
DAUPHIN AND COLORADO
I GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000,
200. 000 SHARES—PAR VALUE, $6.
President—JOß N B. ANDERSON.
DISAIOTORS.
Thomas A. Scott, James R. Magee.
N. B. Known, John W. Hall, Harrisburg.
Wm. S. Freeman, T. C. McDowell, do.
Robt. P. King, John Brady, do.-
John M. Riley, W. W. Wylie, Lancaster.
Charles DeSilver, Wm. G. Shute. Colorado.
B. P. SOUTHWORTH,
• Secretaryand Treasurer.
Office of the Company, No. 1-20 WALNUT Street—,
Boom No. 6.
Authenticated specimens have been procured from
some of the Company's lodes, and have been assayed
by Professors Booth and Garrett with the moat gratify.
lug results. Subscription lists have been opened at the
Office of the Company and at the Treasurer's Office (In
ternal Revenue) No. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmers'
and Mechanics' Bank Building. To original subscribers,
$3.63 per share, for a limited number of shares.
Circulars, pamphlets, or information can be obtained
at the Office of the Company after the 17th inst.
OCTOBER 19. 1864. ocl4-3m
PrIN OIL DIENS' OR PHANS.—THE
undersigned will meet the Mothers or other Ite•
latives of such destitute Orphans of deceased Pennsyl
vania Soldiers and Sailors as reside in the city of Phi•
lodelphia, at the rooms of the ON ,ON BENEVOLENT
,ASSOCIATION, No. 118 South SEVENTH Street, on
the 22d, 22d, 24th. and 25th of the present month (No
vember) between the hours of 9A. M. and 4P M., for
the purpose of hearing applications and making ar
rangements for the admission of said Orphans into the
Schools and Institutions provided by the State for their
maintenance and education.
THOS. H. BURRONVES,
Superintendent Soldiers' Orphans.
LANCASTER, Nov. 16. 1884. nol7-6t
NOTICE -- BANK OF GEBBIAN.'
TOWN. PHILADELPHIA, OM 20, NBC
Notice is hereby given, agreeably to Section 2of the
Act of General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitled An act enabling Banks of the Com
monwealth to become Associations for the p urpose of
Banking under the laws of the United States, " approv
ed the Md day of August, L. D. 1161, that the Stock
holders of the Bank of Germantown have this day voted
to become such an Association; and that its Directors
have Droenred the authority of the owners of more than
two-thirds of the Capital Stock to make the certificate ,
required therefor by the laws of the United States.
CHARLES W. OTTO,
on/ 30t Cashier.
NOTICE.—THE BOOKS OF SUB
SOBIPTION to the Capital Btock of the NES
CANTILN YHTROLEUM COMPANY tv ill be opened
TO-DAY, at our office, for receiving enbscriptions for a
limited number of shares of said stook.
The production of this Company is now equal to
Fifty Barrels of Oil per day, which will enable the
Company to pay large dividends immediately.
For further information apply to the undersigned.
For the Corporator& COCHRAN & RUSSELL,
• No. 22 North FRONT St'eet.
Nosußan 11th, /984. noll-12t
lorp OFFICE OF THE BRIGGS OH,
COMPAR.Y, No. 147 South FOURTH Street,
• NOVEMBER 9, 1964.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of ONE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of
this Company, payable on the 19th instant. The trans
fey books yvid be closed on the lbth inst. , at 9 o'clock,
and be opened on the 21st. .
non- tnol9 - CHARLES A. DUY, Treasurer.
tar ALL PERSONS FAVORABLE TO
the establishment 'of a LUTHERAN CHURCH
in WEST PHILADELPHIA are invited to meet at Com
missioners' Hall, S. W. corner. of THIRTY-SEVENTH
and hlsitElT Streete,lon MONDAY EVENING, Nov.
21st, at 8 o'clock. nols-811.
EirWESTERN BABB OF 1 9 .11ELA.
DELPRIA, . OCTOBER 18, 1864.
The Annual Meetinr of the STOCKHOLDERS of this
Bank will be held at the BANKING HOUSE - on TUES
DAY, the first day of November next. at 12 o!clock M.
And the Annual Election for DIRECTORS will be held
at the BANKING ROUSE on MO NDAY,the twenty-first
day of November next, between the - hours of 10 A. M.
and 2P, M.
ocl9- tno2l
MER CA NTI LE LIBRARY.-400
Copio4 of " MRLBODRNR HOII811." by Mies
Warner, will be in circulation on FRIDAY, 18th Wet.
no 17• thatu3t
OFFICE GIRARD 'FIRE AIM) 31A.
RIE E INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 415 WAL
VDT Street, November 11. 11364.—ne Directors have
declared a dividend of FIVE PER GENT. for the last
six months, clear of tallies, and payable to the stock
holders on demand. ALFRED B. 411,LLETT,
n OM- taths• CM - • Treasnre'r.
,
lar CORISEOIIIWEILLTIE BANK, "
PRILADELPHIA. October 17. 1864.
The Annual Election ter DIRECTORS will be held at
the BANKING. ROUSE on MONDAY. the - Vat day of
November next, between the hours 'of 101: )Lan& 2
P M.
The Annual Meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS will be
held at the BANKING -11013131 t on TUESDAY,Movem
berL 1934, at 10 o'clock. A, M.
(le Atithino2l B. C. YOUNG, Caehler.
$250,000.
FERREE Sc CO.,
33 Bondi THIRD &Teat
oc2B-d&Wara
"I". O. Box 5968," New 'fork
C. A. WBYGANDT. Cashler
OPENIIG OE' TEIS CATHEDRAL
SMNT PETER AND SAINT rktri.,
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1864.
PROGRAMME
I, All persons seeking admission to the Cathedral for
he Dedication Etervices inlet be provided with Tickets.
2. Pe re one holding RED and BLUE! Tickets, entitling
them to seats in pews, wilt enter at thogatee on Summer
street and on Race tenet, below' Eighteenth, between
the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock A. M. These'gates Will be
closed at 10 o'clock.
3. Tho holders of GREEN ($1) Tickets will enter' Lo
gan Equbre at the gate at Nineteenth and Race and
Nineteenth and Vino streets. from 91.11 h3lf . past
o'clock,l, form in line on the main avenue. In order to•
follow the proceesion into the Cathedral at the main on.
trance on Eighteenth street. •
4. 'rickets may be obtained on the morning' of the De
dication at the offices on Race street and on Summer • •
street, above Seventeenth, and at the western gates of.
Lcgan Square. .
•••
6. d 8 tbe norther of Tickcia is limited to the capacity
of the buildina.no money will be received at the doors,
nor atv Derwin admitted without a ticket.
6. Reporters of the Press and members of the Choir
(admitted by 'pedal ticket) will enter at the Race-street
gate.
7. As no carriages will be permitted to enter the space
in front of the Cathedral, they will set down at Seven
teenth and Eummor streets, and Seventeenth and Race
streets.
S. The Committee of Arrangements and the Ushers
will meet at the Seminary, Eighteenth and Race streets,
on Sunday morning, at 8 o'clock precisely.
Ty order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
FIMEDMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIA
TION.
By invitation of this-Association,
BEY. PHILLIPS . BROOKS,
TO4LINSON,
Government Superintendent of St. Helena and Ladles'
WM..F..MITCHELL,
Superintendent of 'Freedmen's Schools in Tennessee
and North Alabama,
J. MILLER McICIM,
Correeponding Secretary of Freedmen's Belief Associa-
tion, will Address the Public on.
`MONDAY EVENING,
November 21st, at 73i o'clock precisely, at
CONCERT HALL,
In refereoce to the Progress of the Work among the
Freedmen.
BISHOP POTTER will preside
tgr FIRST. LECITURIEOF .THE SEA•
SON. —MR. DB CORDOVA
Will give biegr.et ',peter* on •
CuITRTSHfr AND MARRIAGE.
THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 24.
(THANKSOIVINH NIGHT). •
CONCERT HALL..
TICKETS SO CENTS. OR THREE FOR EL
For PlllO at •GOULD'S; 'SEVNTH and CHESTNUT
Frs.. ASHMEAD & EVANS! and Concert Hall. three
days in advance. Lecture at 'S o'clock. n 019.61
Or'ONION LEAGUE HOUSE, 1216
CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA. NOT. 18, 1804.
A movement is on fobt in the cities of New York and
Boston with the object of providing all the SOLDIERS
and SAILORS of the Armies and F leptu of the United
States with THANKSGIVING DINNERS on th,r2.4th of
November.
It is proposed that the citizens of this State shall
assume the pleaeant duty of furnishing the ARMY OP
GIMES/J. SEISM DAN,to which we owe so much, With
provisiois on that occasion.
contributions in Money will be received by Mr. O. R.
Whipple. at the League House, and donations in Poul
try, 'Meats, Pies, Bread, &c. &c., will be received by
Mr. Oterge T. Lewin, at the Soldiers' Reading Room, in
Twentieth street, between Chestnut and Masses streets.
no)9 St ORO. H. BOXER. Secretary.
arUNION LEALGIUIk: 31011.10. E, 1218
CHESTNUT Street. • • --
PHILADELPHIA, NOireinber 18, 1884..
Owing to.a want of Lim* in which to perfect the ne-
V- scary arra! gements. and the impossibility of collect
ing so la rg e ex, groeuutuf supplies in no brief a •period,
it bas bsen:•resolved to POSTPONE the proposed
THANKSGIVING DINNER to GENERAL SHERI
DAN'S ARMY until CHRISTMAS DAY. - In the mean
time, contributions in m9tp.s_y for this oblect will be re.
reived by Mr. C. R. WHIPPLE, at the Lazne House.
ORO. H. BOKEIL •
nOl9 6t,. Secretary.--'
PETKISBIDBO AND BOSTON PE
TROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL.44O6,OOOPAR, $5 PER SHIRE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.50 PAR SR alt
FOE POLL-PAID ST B 4 - n i a rs. Ato FURTHER AS-
- - -
'I he property_ of this Company consists of the follow
ing valuable FEE SIMPLE Terillory, extensive lease
lolds PROM:MEG WELLS, wells going down and
nearly
_finished :
ico.• L` About 50 (fifty) Acres on Cherry" Tree • Run in
FELL SIMPLE. boreable land sufficient to sink FIFTY
WhI,LS. This Territory is opposite the Dalzell Petro
leum C. mpeny (Hayes Farm), on Oil Creek. bounded
in part. by the celebrated Story Farm, &c..
No. 2. Lease perpetual (99 years) on Wash. McClin
tock Oil creek-7331 acres. all flat, very valuable, now
inn' and pumping wells all around. •
No. 3. •• Wild Cat " Flowing Well, about 30 birrels
per day, on Wash. McClintock Farm. The Company
owns the WHOLE working interest in this well, en
gine, tanks. Fee , &c.
No. 4 " California Well, No. 1, on 011 Creek, down
P.O feet all ready to re tube. This well has flowed 150
barrels per day.
No 5 California Well, No, 2, on Oil Creek,down
nearly 500 feet.
No. 6. Lease perpetual (99 years) on 234 acres Oil
C:eek, ail flat, containing the above wells, with fifteen
liotse engine, tanks, derricks, engine houses, Ste.
No. 7. Lease perpetual (0) years) on 234 acres Oil
Creek, all flat, and in one well sown 4(K) feet, one quar
ter interest (working) in this well and lease.
USN THOUSAND NHARSS RESSI6VED FOR WORK-
11s10 GAP!. reL
Books for ORIGINAL mine/lotion are now open at our
of tor a few days Out? ; when closed the stock to be
'placed on the regular Boston end Philadelphia Stock
Boards as a BONA PUB dividend-paying, OIL PRO
orcING compeNr, when is is expected the shards will
Largely advance. All further information, with pros
mallses, tan bs obtained of the undereigned. The
capital of this CompanY, with the actual large
inte; ests, must =Ye It a favorite as a secure Invest-
ii . rat Qatar Buildings, WALNUT, 137:1C4 Th3d.
Phlladblpitia &gently,
,• • LEONARD dr MANLEY,
. 5S BBATBR.Street. Aew York Agency
SPIiNOIR VILA . & Bankers,
nolll-iftt - Boston Agana.
DIUNKARD OIL COMPANY.
• CaPITAL.SSOO.OOO.
•
100,000 SHARES—S.S rar Value.
-4 limited number of Shares will be sold by the COM
patty at $1 per share.
• The following is extracted from the Philadelphia In
quirer, of Septemberrnh,ls64. prior to the organization
of "Tbe Drinkard Oil Company:"
"On almost all the streams in. Greene county the
lands lave already been leased with a view to explo
rations for. Coal Oil: and on one particularly , called
n.nkares,the developments have been of the most en
couraging character. Tie editor of the Waynesbnrg
(Penna. ) Messenger, in referring to the subject, after a
careful petesnal Inspection of the region and the opera , -
lions that are now taking place there,
says:
- We are honestly of opinlon that when capital and
enterprise shall have developed the lands along the
creek, that locality will be found to compare in the ex
tent of its Oil production with the Venango district,
while in the.purtty, gravity, and value of the Oil, it is
acknowledged to be infinitely superior. Our convic
t, one on this subject are based upon actual knowledge
and observation of both regione, and of the geological
formations and surface indications.-...We are , gratified to
learn that we are not alone in these favorable llnpres
gen s and auguries.
"'Fcientitic men and experienced and practical Oil
°remora coma in them, and are investing liberally of
their own means, and directing the attention of capiL
lallsts to the promising character of the Drinkard
country. Already several lsrge cdmpanies have been
°reap teed in Pittsburg and the Bast, which will soon
commence operations on an extensive scale. In the
meantime, individual energy' and local enterprise are
doing much to develop that favored locality. New der
ricks spring up every few days,and the process of stak
ing welts goes on in many lattances without interrup
tion night or day. "'
Books (Teti for the sale of stock at the Counting-House
of A. H. PB.ANOISOUS At CO. ,
• 513 MARKET Street.
A. H. PRANCIkiCOS, President.
Wm. B. HOOD, Secretary. nols-tf
,6 GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—AS IT
I Is of great impertance, to close up all matters re•
lating to the •` FAIR" as speedily as possible, it has
been determined to dispose of all goods remaining un
sold by public sale.
persons having goods in their possession belong
lug to the " Great Central Fair , "will please inform
IMMEDIATELY either of the undersigned.
WILLIAM SERIITELERS. 1023 Market Street: .
YREDERIC GRAFT, 1337 Arch Street.
• 0 A. WOOD, 237 south Eighteenth Street, 2
nolB-61 Committee.
NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS JIAVING
claims against the UNION LEA.GUS. or any of
its Committees. will please present them to the under
sinned before the let of December, 1531, at No. 1216
CRBSTNUT Street. JAMES L. CLAGHORN •
nol4 tdel Tee-nearer.
BELLITARY:
REGULAR • .ARM.Y.-ARTIVLERI
AND INFANTRY. Ail the Government and Local
Bounties paid. Soldiers can enlist in any-Regiment
that they have formerly sorved in.
Apply at rendezvous, No. 204 DOCK Street, below
Walnut.. EDWIN E. SELLERS,
Captain 10th U. S Infantry,
.
nos . Recruiting Officer..
6TH PENV,SYLVANIA . OA•
,:;„•,. VALRY. .
-ft Antbority has been granted to Captain GEO.
bTROLID and First Lieutenant EIENRY. J.
TODDY to rake a Company for this celebrated Regi
ment, now reorganizing for active service. '
Young men wishing to serve their country in her
hour of need may apply at
GOOD INTENT HALL,
602 SPRUCE Street,
Between 9 A. M. and 6 P. M., danY.
to the above officers.
City bounty • $l5O el ,
Bnited States bounty SW GC
•
Approved:
CHARLES 1. LEIFER,
Major 6th Penosylvania Cavalry,
Commanding Reelntting.Detail
AAA
FINE SCOTCH GINGHAM 17M
BRELLAS.
Fine American Gingham Umbrellas. •
Good Cotton Umbrellas.
Well, made Umbrellas.
Buy of . •
JOS. FUSSELL,
Nos. 2 anii.4 North FOURTH street.
SALE-ALSO,. POtr;
TEIII9 CLalr.. •Anioly.-to J. ,& T. GILLESPIE,_BOI:
Beath THIIITEEtsTEXtreet, or at !delayer& TWillif-
TY•FIFTB end . WHAITOII. • r n01946ts
NATIONAL. HALL -BAB BEEN' RIP,
•‘• ~.DOVATED sines the election campaign, and As
now ready to let for Lectures, Concerts; antotb.er
1.0 purposes, by the single,day , or will be leased for a
lona term. • - • 11019.60%
CORSETS AND •SBIRTS.-CORSETS
of all kind,. and SHIRTS of latest styles. at Blra.
b PEEL'e, TEN TR &teat, below Cb Want, St. note-3t•
IVIATIMPLLTIpAL rasiraukusiivb,
Of all bade, to be had
.41
JAMES W. QUEEN &•00.1E4
0327 . 211 , 934 famornvar amt.
AMMUYIED
PAGN4 CIDEE, of a isioadoi:Auality. by the bane)
or holaboaa, ibr sale by
• 'NHL hikTHIBII.
nos.i2ttt Hoc 120.1512. aiidl24 LOMB/:CD, XL
wANAxemial I BnoviA
THE PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA.; SATURDAY. ; isgt
_.-~.,~.~n. a.
RETAIL. DEY'.GOODS.
NEW sirouivr. 'OR 1015,4.
A HEW,AND OREAT irmArnaif IN
HOOP SE IRIS
THE DI7PLEX ELLIPTIC (OH DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
J. I. & J. 0. WEST No. EW YORK 97 CRAXBRES STREET,
rI.
Are the owners of the patent and eicldebre mannfao
turers of this,
J. W. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
SKIRTS. •
- - -
This invention consista of •Dttplicr (or two)' Elliptic
Steel hpriege, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, mall log the toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring ever used, enabling the
wearer, in consequence &its great elasticity and flexi
bility, to place and fold the skirt wherin-use as easily
and with• the same convenience as a silk or muslin
dreee. It entirely obviates and silencee the only objec
tion to hoop skirts viz: the annoyance to the wearer
as well am the public, eepscially in crowded assemblies,
carriages: railroad cars, chnrch pews:or in edycrowded
place, from (led liticulty of contracting them to occupy •
leg a email epece. This entirety removes the dl dicta ty,
while giving the skirt the usual fall and symmetrical
form, and is the lig Mott and most stylish 'and graceful
appearance for the etreet, opera, promenade, or house
dress. A lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort.'
end great convenience of tv.arthg the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a single day. will utter afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They are the
best quality in every part, and by tar the lightest, most
durable, cumfortable, and economical skirt made. lifer
chants will be supplied as abeve,'acti ladles in most
first-class retell stores in this city and throughout the
different States.
Air Inquire for the
DOUBLE ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT. •
BRARBA DLET 'S' DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
bEIRT, . • ' .•
Very flexible, folded easily whim In age air eelearol a
smell space, making the most agreeebleaktrr worn.
For sale by J. .1•1 FIA.FLIUGH,
902 CHESTNUT 'Street.
BRADLEY'S - DUPLE% ELLIPTIC
SKIRT—The greatest improvement we have ever
seen in LADIES' SKIRTS, and au articla of
SUPI:kiOR EXCELUKKOR.
CORWEN STODDART tt BRO.,
450, 952, and 454 N. SitAXAD SL. al,. WilloW.
628. 1100'P..- SKIRTS. 628
• "OUR OWN Si &ICE." •
The most complete assortment and best quality and
styles in the market, wholesale and retail, at mann
f..ctory,
No. 028 AREA Street.
Together withihe " NEW. FLEXIBLE SKIRT," inst
ont, the most pliable Boop Skirt in the market, equal
to the • • Daplex.Elintio. " and at much lower prose.
Also, constantly in receipt of fall lines of In w. priced
Eastern. ms de Skirts, kid padded and rivited —l5 sprioga,
F 5 cents; 20 springs, $l. 2S.aprir,gs, $L111; 30 tprlaga,
$1.26: and 40 springs;. $1.60.
nolo-61" • Wil T HOPKINS.
.
ireGG & BRO .- .00RNEI TENTH - AND
OPEN 7110M.A136TIONL`: • ,
B A RG Ar I. .14
1 lot all• Wool plaid French Merinos, $2.128.
1 lot Shepherd's plaid Mohair,,, 60 cents
2 lots all-linen bleached Mucksback lowellings. 50 a
56 cents. . .
lot 7.8 sne bleached Shirting DrUstins, 44 cents. ••
1 lot brown • Linen Huck aback Fringed Towels, 50
cents.
6 lots real Cashmere Broche Scarfs, $2, $2.00, $3.60, $4,
and $5. .
1 lot Gents' Honeycomb all. wool Scarfs, $2. ,
1 lot " Chenille Scarfs, 75 cents.
lots " Merino Undershirts, $1 60 and $2.
1 lot Ladies' Balmoral Cashmere Hose, 00 cents.
2 lots " Black Fleeced Silk Gloves, 60 and 76
cents.
2 lots Ladies' Colored Fleeced Cashmere Gloves. 20
and 21 cents. •
1 lot Ladies'Colotod Fleeced Embroidered Silk G loves,
40 cents. •
2.10te Gents" fine and heavy French Cloth Gloves.
$1.25.
1 lot Gents' Lined Buckskin Gloves, $1.50.
3 lots Ladies' Invisible Netts, 15. 40. and 50 cents.
1 lot " Scotch Bal moral Skirts. full size. $5.
1 lot Black Sewing Silk, 20 cents per.dozen skeins. _
Also, Ladies' and Mince' Merino Vests; Gents' Hear,'
Fleeced Underahirts; Ladies' Wool Underaleeves, 16
cents; Steel,Coraet Clasps, 13 cents; Velvet Ribbons, all
colors; Ladies' Linen Collars,. 10 cents; Gents' Silk
Scarfs, 76' cents and $1.60; Hair Brushes. Combs. No
tions. Stc.. all under regular prices. nol9-2t
WII4TEEMOODS, AT. THE LOWEST
MARKET PILICL —A large assortment of long
and square Shawls,
Frencb Merinoes, all colors.
English Merinoes, 13i and 2 yards wide, cheap.
D.HESS GOODS. —Dalai nos and Calicoes in variety.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Satinets, good and cheap.
All kinds of Flannels, and in all qualities.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels and roweling at
JOHN H. STOKSSi,
not No. 102 ARCH Street.
FANCY VIIRS.
ItiDAREP FANCY FURS. v
JOHN
Sto. 118 ARCH Street, above Seventh Street.
At hie old establLshed store.
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
LADIES AND CAILDREDT.
Haying now in store a very large andbeantiful assort•
meat of all the different kinds and qualities of FANCY
FURS FOR LADIES' AND CHILDERS'S WEAR. I
solicit a call from those in want.
Remember the name and number.
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 ARCH Street, above Seventh.
I have no partner or connection with any other store
in this city. oo3•4mif
LADIES' FANCY FURS. _
JOHN A. STAMBAC3H,
IMPORTER AND NANUFACTURBE OP
LADIES' F.A..NCX FURS,
NO. 526 ARCH STREET,
BELOW NINTH.
Jest opened, a large and handsome stock of
LADES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY Ern
Of ever) , description, and in the newest and most ap•
proved styles, at the
_ • • •
LOWEST CA SH: ..PRIO.ES.
ocd-tuths3m • • ' - ,
1864. Fps• 1864.
. .
A. L & F. K. WORIKITH,
(SUCCESSORS TO THE LATE on. F. WOKRATHO
No. 415 Arch Street /
Hera now only,
A FULL ASSORTIMIT OF
LADIES' FANCY FUTtfg,
To which they invite the attention of buyer..
oc9o-11m
Funs I FURS 1 FURS
.Fisre cleaned from moths, repaired, and altered to
the latest styles at moderate prices, at No. 113 D orth
FOURTH Street, above Arch. nolB.3t*
VENTS' WIIRMISHING GOOD&
8426 * ARCH STREET. 826
. - 111. Ir. DI 0V A. Li. •
-- L
nauvcrunini !now: iulD WR&UU
AID EIMITLEEIOOII
•
FURNISHING. .EMPORIUM,
itamovii 712.0 . 74 606 AECilf BTRIWI
,
• TO THE NEW STORE.
. ARCH STREET_ • SQS
lawainires
FINANCIAL.•
etkurpxs Or isfri • liaN.D
DUE JANUARY
BOOOHT AT *ARK P.•RA'rB ;OF.QOLD, BY
.33R*41wAi.;::& co.
. 6 %•,FINE. -WA.TOFIES; - JEWELRY,'
tiON ' SILVER"ANT PLATED
,WARE,
- CORNER ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
Brooches, Sleeve Buttons, Armlets, Bracelets, Scarf
Pins and Rings, Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers,
Waiters, Goblets, Forks.
Spoons, Arc. - •
•
.4W Watches repaired and Warranted. Old Gold,
Diamonds, and Silver bought
n019.3m HARRISON JARVEN.
- I - 'EMAIL DE. PARIS" IS NOT A.
A--A paint. powder, or paste, but a moat delicioae
preparation that gives both the color and texture of
liehrd ivory to the akin, EUGENE JOl3lll, No. 111
TEDITII Street, below Chestnut.
44 L'EMAIL -DE PARIS" CAN. BE
need 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. E. JOUIN, No. 111 TENTH Street, below
Chestnut.
L' EMAIL DE PARIS" QUICKLY
-A-J and effectually removes those'unetghtly black
worm specks which detvact so much 'lrma the beauty or
the. skin. B. JOUIN, No 1:11. TENTH Street, below
Chestnut.
66 T !EMAIL DE PARIS" IS ES
-a-A PECIALLY endorsed by Mad'lle Vestvall, fare.
Waller, and many ladies in private life, whale com
mendatory letters, for obviona reasons, cannot be pub.
/lobed. E. JODIN, 111 S. TENTH Street
°Dicers and. soldiers whose complexions have become
tanned or bronzed by_the exposure incident to a camp
life, will and the "Email ".invaluable. -
Orders by mail should be addressed. JARED &
ESNS. General Importers; Philadelphia. oaS-mws tf
TO DEALERS IN AND CONSUMERS
' OF CHOICE G.Mal'ES.—Ws have just revived di
rect from SIBLEZ & HOMER. Put Lake
Erie, a large supply of the finest CATALWBA,GRAPES
t h at'h eve been,sent to out marletvhis season They are
from the most celebrated 'vineyarda on the Island.
and both ,as regards flavor 'and rise.. are superior to
anv grown hs our country.
We would invite connoisseurs to. call and examine.
For rale blots to suit purchasers, by
JAMES HOMER & SON,
nolS St*. SEVENTE, and NOBLE Sts.
Nwiir BuCKWHBA.T FLOUR.
WHITS °Lona Horny . .
ASW Rum) , PRA.CMIS.
CULTIVATED OBANEEEEI2%
ALBERT O.- ROBERTS,
Dealer %n rine Groceries..
nol-tf Corner SLSVINTH and TINS Streets.
I . GEELT CENT 4L iILOTBIRG Bpri
Imm4l'!
NEW PIIEUCATIONB.
M==2ol
ONINHO,WIBIELEB TO B
lamifbi 'with the glory of 'American History WHI
read
LTIVTENAN7 GENERNL WINFIELD SCOTT'S
AUTOBIOGRAPHY.-:s
2'oois., 12mo. IllnstVated with Mr° Steel-Plate Like
nesses of the Genera), taken a:different ages.
PRICE PER SET;II.
TUfa rill be the most deeply intersetieg book to every
.emerielhilhat bail been published eines' the war col*
To Walks story of Scott's life is to doted!), nearly
all thatyla,glerioue in our Peet military.hietory.
It wOnld be difficult to conceien of a more interesting
or !Detractive record.. .
PliiiSS WHET THE BOOS WAS
FIRM' ANNOIINGED
•
•
' 244 :York Evening . Poe.
We are assured 1:;y those who have read the proof
shea is of this book that tt Is tilled with interesting me
warier+ of the poet -- and written in the moat piquant and
attractive etre.lt martins one hundred and fifty pen
abd inrsketchei of character. - embracing • nearly all
our prominent men; from the Revolution down'
It is difficult to conceive of a more interesting book.
livm-tlirbreto - York World.
It would be difficult toconceive a more interesting or
inetrucrive record. Theiong and, honorable s career of
a veteran ao coneplcuonsi portrayed by hie .own hand,
treat led and resting after labors which • have done so
much toward making the Union a price worth the tra
vail and-bloodshed Which its perpetuation is coating as
to• day, m ast be•regarded with new and absorbing inte
rest by ameriCans. Among the antobieerephine lett by
men whose lives have Lad or national and even world , .
wide influence, few will• breve ectipsed the one now
forthcoming invaded, and exciting, and brilliant in
cident.
From The Fieee, Philadelphia
Winfield Scott does well to place hie autobiography
before the world. All his life he has emphatica) ty been
ES soldier. •It hes plowed (iod to make lain a successful
one, and his own a ood conduct has prevented any blot
upon his
.escutcheon. lie le the American 'Bayard,
sans Pqr dt Rana reproche. " The life of such a sol
dier must convey a great moral less,in to his country
men, t
SHELDON 45; . : : ; COMPANY
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1 • INSURANCE.
NSURE. YOUR LIFE
IN THB
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S. E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth SO.,
PH-ILADELPHIA.
It is a HOME COMPANY, and profits divided annu
ally, thus aiding the assured to pay future preattams.•
Last dividend 60 per cent.
L.! BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Alexander Whilltlizt, U. Edgar Thomson,
Bon. James Pollock, Hon: Joa. Allison,
Albert C. Roberts; Henry K. Bennett,
Samuel T. Bodine; . Philip B. Mingle,
Geo. Nugent,* John Aikrann,
Wm. J. Howard. Isaac Rarlehntret,
• ' Samuial Work.
ALEXANDER WRILLDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORIC, Vice President.
nol6 WC-MO. S . WILSON, See'y and Treasurer
(IFFIOE OF THE DELLWA.RE
MU
TIIAIi SAFETY INSURANCE °SAIPAN!
PHILADELPHIA, November 9, 1864.
The following statement of the affairs of •the Com.
pang is pnbliehed in conformity with a provision of its
charter: '
Premiums received' from November 1, 1863:
to October 31, 1884:
On Marine and Inland Risks $424.047 90
On Fire Risks ' • 138,687 18
662,706 06
234,472 42
Premiums on Policies not marked
off. November 1. 1663
Premium!' marked off as earned
from November 1, 1863, to Oc•
toner 1,16.64 f
On Marine and Inland Risks 416,264 73
On Fire Risks • 120,656 76
638,821 48
Interest during same period, sal
vages, 4ic
Losses, Expenses, &c., during the
year, as above.
Marine and Inland Navigation
Losses 214.291 82
Fire Losses. ' 49,636 82
Return Premiums 29.204 98
Re-Insurances 42,649 28
a genoy 'Oharfres 19,064 98
Advertising, Printing, &o 3,689 13
"Taxes—U. 8 Tax on Premiums,.
Policy, Stamps, die.; &o 11,8882?
Bxpenses. , Salaries, Rent, die;... 14,060 00
351,061 25
* Thia is excingive of the amount reserved I.
on Dividends and Profits.
ASSETS OF TIIR COMPANY, NOV. 1. 1804.
$lOO,OOO United States Five per cent. Loan, •
11371 $lOO,OOO 00
111,000 United - Mates 6 per cont. Loan, 1881. 313,216 00
75,000 United elates 6 per cent. Loan, 6.205. 76,662 60
100,000 State of rennsylvania 6 per cent.
Loan 93,863 00
64,000 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent. •
Loan - 56;840 00
123,050 Philadelphia City 6 per cent:Loan.. 122.620 37
N.OOO Pennsylvania Railroad- Ist 'Mortgage
per cent. 80nd522,030 00
50,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 2d - Mortgage
— 4 6 per cent.• Bonds 63.200 00
16,000 38) Shares Stock Germantown Gas ..
Company, principal and Interest • •
anteed•by the city of Phila. . •
elp . 1 .. ....... ..... . ... "—.. .15;6 12) .
6,500 130 Shares Stock Pennsylvania Rail
road Company 9,100 00
5,000 100 Shares Stock North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 3,060 CO
60,000 United States Treasury Certificates •
of indebtedness 48.425 00
30,000 State of Tennessee 6 per cent. Loan.. 12,030 00
128,700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage,aroply
secured 188,700 00
$809,250 Par. Cost,sBll,loo. 60 Market Value. $857,627 87
Real Rotate 86, OW- 03
Bills receivable for insurances made., •.• • 118,380 42
Balances due at Agencies—premiums on MA-
Ana Policies, accrued interest, and other '
debts due the Company ...... 28,799 24
Scrip .and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companies, $4,2a, estimated value.. 2,490 00
Cash on deposit with United States
Governmont subject to ten days'
. ...... , $lOO,OOO 00
Cash on deposit , in 8ank5..«....... 58,764 93
Cash In 617_68
188,692 49
•
PHILADELPHIA. November 9. 1861.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the CAPI
TAL bTOCK, and .SIX PER CENT., interest on the
bCRIP of-the Company, payable on and after the Ist
December proximo. free tY National and State taxes
They have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND of
PORTZ PER CENT: on the EARNED PREMIUMS for
the year ending. October 81, IbB4, certificates for which
will be leaned to the parties entitled to the same, on and
after the Ist December proximo, free of National and
State taxes.
They have ordered. ark., that the SCRIP cErttnu-
OATHS OF-PROFITS of the Company for theyear
116 Q, be. redeemed in CASH, at the office of toe Com
pany, °nand after the Ist December proximo, all lute
thereon to cease on that day.
NO•certificate of . prolltsaissuecl under 1826. By
the.:Act,e Incorporatiott, no certificate shall issue
un leasttfAirned within two Hears aft& the declaration
of the dividend;tohereof it is eticlence."
DIRECTORn.
Thomas C. Hand.
John C:
Edmund A. Bonder,
Theophilue Paulding,
John B. Penrose,
James Tragnair,
Henry 0. Banat, Jr..
James C. Hand
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal '
George G. Lelper,
Hugh Craig,
Hobert Burton,
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oee, Pieee office. nol9-3V
WANTZD--01" • A. - ..YOUNG LADY ; A,
e y e
r t r FratTg e n: *141.9 04 d etoro or Photograph
(Jerk.:.•Preaeofllng
ANTED- ' IN A WHOLESALE
" BOOK 6TaRE —A Toting Man tolearzt the Buta
ne BP. One hiving some Y now ledge of Book-k eeeot as pre
ferred. Salary the first 1 . oar, Sae Teedino aims ' , aqui r ad ;
Address •! Publisher." office of the Press. nolB-21.*
UP - ANTED--A PURNISHEEPBECOND
Story Front Room; with BOard. by a gentleman
and mire, located 'bed vreen* VIBE 'and' and
T BIRD' nod BROAD Streets. References exchanged.
AddreettEux 2485. P. O. • ' ' DO 31.*
WANTE-D—FROMI.sp OF JANUARY
NEXT. by an Estoldiß heti Wholesale. Boot, and
Sboe blouse, TWO SALESMEN wbo can Ind news &Knott
conntr3 trade. Liber2l Salary will bepaid taVteitrat
/nen. Addrf se "Merchant ." Frail °Mae. n013.3t•
WA N T E D-A PANTSI AND
.VEST
CTITTAR. Apply to EDWARD P. KELLY. 642
CBESTNUT are* t. . nor,-
WANTED- SEWING M.A.CEttikTE
AGENTS t Eveuwhere, to introduce the new
SHAW. & CLARK 'FAMILY SEWING. MACHINE, the
only low -pricertnachine in the country which is Licensed
by ()rover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Howe, Singer.
& Co,and Bachelder. Salary and expenses, or large
commissions allowed. A/Vother Machines now sold
for less than fony dollars ea& are infringements, and
the Biller and- neer liable. Illustrated circulars sent
-free. Atidrers, SHAW & CLARK, Biddeford, Maine.
nold-d&w3m • •
:WANTED; ' AGENTS.-AGENTS IN
every County.
and useful th. expeneet
beet
V
Introducefifteen new articles. the sell.
Ing ever offered. For particulars. address OTIS T.
OANSY, BIDDEFORD. MAINE. oat.datWam
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
It TO .LET
A VALUABLE 'BUSINESS STAND..
The Second. Third, Bourth.•and Fifth Stories of the
. • • MARBLE STORE,
• No. 525 . MATtalli" Street, extending through to.
•. COiIIiERCS • STREET.
Apply to
ROBERT R. LEVICK,
nol9-stnti-tt No. 403 MARKET Street:
TO LET- •
THE VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, •
137' NORTH THIRD: STREET,
OPPOSITE CHERRY. • •
FIVE-STORIED. BROWN-STONE FRONT.
Apply on the Premises. noll3. ft •
• •
O IL LANDS. AND INTERESTS-4N
IMANGO COUNTY,.Pennsylvania,and iii.wrter;
111100113, and PLEASANTS COUNTIEd, West Viv
o:Witt A choice selection of valuable prAperties, for
sale at moderate prices by . E. N. JONES,
11053-6i* No. 504 WALNUT t treet.
VOR SALE -$ll,OOO TO LOAN ON
Mortgage; alep, $2,000, 0,000, and $B,OOO, and other
tame, wanted on farms near the city.. Apply to E.
°PETTIT, 323 WALNUT Street. nol9-2t*
TOR SALE-A GROUND RENT OF
- 11 .-
about sl2sper annum. ApR pLOSy to
WM SELL.ALLEN,.
nel7•M* S. E. Corner FOURTH and WATAirtk.
fI,ERMAITTOWNIOT TOR'SLLE.
N-s A '
verydesirable Cottage Lot, about SM by
180 feet, corner of JEFFERSON and lIPSAL Streets, two
squares beyond the depot for the new passenger rail
way. Price low, terms easy.
Apply to JOSEPH LEA, .
• nol7-1m 128.CHESTRUT Street.'•
TTo LET - OFFICES ' ON THE FIRST
. floor of. the Granite Building, (formerly old Post
Office,) Dock street, below Third.
Also, the fifth and sixth stories of same building,
with steam power. '
The store 611 Chestnut street. (Commonwealth Build
ing.) Offices on second floor of same building. Also,
the third story of the building
- TH08..11. CONNELL,
Counting House of Dr. 1). Jayne dr. Son,
nol7-61 5 • No.. 242 CHESTNUT Street.
FOR SALE-ARCH .STREET,
Aia west of Tenth, two large first-class Awellings.
$22,(1)0 slid $26.030.
Splendid double. mansion on Chestnut street. • Large
front and deep lot. $40,000.
Large side-yard dwelling on Seventh, above Spring
OEU der street: lot 41 by 95. $l2 800.— - • ..
Spleridid four-story browu-stone front dwelling on
Spruce, west of Seventeenth. $2lOOO.
Elegant four:story dwelling on 'Vice, west of Seven
teen& Marble up.first story.slo,6oo. t
Neat four-story dwelling on Arch, west of Twenty.
first; lot 18 by 126 to a street. $9,0C41
Neat four. story dwellings on Pine,. west of Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets.. $12,6(0 each. .
Besides near 2,000 other city properties. Call or send
for catalogue. G EO. C. MILLER.
.Real INtate Broker,
nei9-2t Sp • ' ISt N. S/STIr Street.
FOR SALE.-ONLY $4,600 FOR A
ICAL twelve-roomed Dwelling on Sixth, north of
Thompson; lot 19 by 90.
_Only 31.600 for the at dwelling 1642 Tine street,
with dwelling on rear; lot 18 by 100, to Helmuth street.
MILLER .
nol9 2t Sp • 1541 W. SIXTH Swett.
ILFOR- SALE-THE NEAT AND
nvenient Dwelling, No. MS MOUNT 'VERNON
Street, or it will be exchanged , for a Germantown two•
and Gazet
B. F. GLENN 123 B. FOURTH Street.
riol9 and S. W. °or SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
EXTE'N'SIVE SALE.--4.•• HOT
mat SOUSE. to be.eold. immediately, at private sale;
a boiler, with farness, ) Ot•water pipe; sixty bricks
atone marble base, staging lumber, &c Apply on the
premises, S. W . . corner BROAD and POPLAtt,.. n 19.31
FOR SALE—VALUABLE BUSI•
win Stand, 531 South Second. ' , treat. Inqtatai of
RICHARD CRAQDOC.II, at O. S. Sho.rpless', N. W.
cormer.BIGHTII and CHESTNUT Street& nol9-St*
•
da • TO. R.BITT.--
ma. Your new ROUSES. With all the modern- come-
niencos..Nos 2213, 27. 21. Bprin g Garden street.
Rent $6OO per annum. Apply. to „ . .
nolB-80 . on the Premises.
at FOR SALE .VERY LOW-THE
PRO
PEETY N. W. corner of Oxford and .Hancock sta.,
comprising one brick and five frame buildings. .
Apply - WM. ROSSBLL ALLEN.
nol7-3t* S. 8.. Comex' FOURTH end WALNUT. •
FOR SALE-A VERY DEBIRABLE
AIM RESIDENCE, on Nineteenth street. above Arch.
Apply to . • . WM. ROSSELL ALLEN. .
nol7-Bt* S. E. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT.
EEXECUTORS' SALE OF REALM
ESTATE..—Tbe undersigned. Executors 0f..A..
CHRISTOPHER WIGTON, late of Finltklin township,
Huntingdon county, deceased, by virtue of the Dower
and authority vested in theiti. by the will of saidide
ceased, will offer at PUBLIC SALE. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the Bth day of December next, at two.
o'clock P. M.: •
All that valuable LIMESTONE FARM situate in
Franklin township, Huntingdon county, containing 150
acres [ 140 of which are cleared and improved The
buildings consist of a good two a ory double frame
dwelling house, and necessary out buildings,- and a
frau- e-bank barn 76 by IX) feet. A good young orchard,
bearing fruit, and several fine springs, both • state and
limestone; are on the property. •
It is situated on the turnpike from Spruce Creek to
Centre county. and is four miles from Spruce Creek, a
station on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The creek passes
through the farm. and there• are two good water pow
ers, at one of which there is a dam already built, raid) ,
fd°!'maChtnerr.
The farm is in good order and cultivation. and its
cony( nience to schools, churches, stores. and the large
iron manufacturing eso abliebments of Huntingdon
County, makes this one of the most desirable farms in
the Interior of the State.
Possession will be delivered on the first otApril. The
Executers will at the same time offer at public-sale 820
acres of land in,— county:lowa.
The Executors will also sell at public sale, on the
premi o ses, o
P.
SATURDAY AI , the 3d day of December next,
at 2 o'cick :
•All those certain two adjoining lots of ground situate
in Osysport,,Blatr county, having- a two-story brick
boo se ancla stable on each oil said lots .
TERMS OP.SALE. —One-third in band, and the rgsidue
in one and two years from date of'sale, with interest
from 'the first of Apri1,1655, secured' by the bonds and
mortgage of the purchaser. SAMUEL WIGTON,
R B. WIGTON
JOSEPH HICSAkr,
no] S-St Executors.
DELAWARE COUNTY.-FOR
Sma SALE—A first•class Farm or Country Seat,
known as the Eckfeldt or Richland Farm, six miles west
of Market-street Bridge. Passenger cars run within 134
miles of the farm. One hundred and tiny acres of land,
part wood and meadow Large old style stone man
sion. 100 feet front, handsomely located on a beautiful
lawn, abundance of &nit •and shade trees. Excellent
barn, house for farmer, coach house, workshop, and
every description of buildings. This farm is rated as
one of the best in Eastern Pennsylvania.
N. B.—Call for catalogue of farms containing prices
JAS. R CUMMINS,
nol7 St • • • 504 WALNUT Street..
FOR SALE—AN EXPELLENT/1e
....n—FARM of no Acres. at Union Station, on Went Mal
Jersey Railroad, 20 miles from .Camc en. Good build
ings and good toil. Price low and terms easy.
Also, a number of first. class Farms within a few
miles of Philadelphia. • • B. F. GLENN.
nol9 123 South FOURTH Street
FOR SALE-VALUABLE MONT.
GOBIRRY COUNTY PAR3I, one half mile from
Railroad Station and turnpike, 12 miles out. 9.5 acres.
B. PETTIT, 323 WALNUT Street' nol9-20
int FOR BALE—VALUABLE DELA
AA- wale-front PAWS, rout itinin g 217 acres; first. clam
farm buildings; railroad station on the premises. IL
PETTIT, 323 WALNUT Street. n01921*
Mb
FOR SALE-FARMS IN ALL LO
-.11- CAL CIES. wishing to engage in Wal
ing next sluing now,is the time to purchase. Call and
examine my Regiatsoof Farms. E. PETTIT, 323 WAL
NUT Street.. • • • . • nol9-2t*.
goi FOR. SALB—VALUARLE . FARM,
••• 1 6- 100 acres. neat ?donut Bolly. number In Camden,
Gloucester. at& Burlington counties. Call and'examtn:
Register of Dle7r . Jeney . farms. B. PBTTIT , 323 W.lj
NOT Street: • nomatg
ab •F ON SALE—DIiSSIEW3LE Coql4-
;.A.: - . TRY. PLAC@, 23 tires. at ratirad station, Penns:.
R: ; few.zoiles,ont; first-class butidilegegreatvariety
o f fru it y . large vapory, 4,e. • X PETTY;/333-11rAL
liI7T ktpeet. : tidl9-2t'•
FOR DESIRABLABUOKE
rI; Comity FAP,3I, Eel acres, riiiroad stailon on the
pcfcnises; Si pertor bOldings. B.:PErtkr, 32i3 WAT,-
Ntal Street. ' • nol9-20
812 000,-F°R. BALE, A STORE
• 9 Ln one of the most donsishins town*
in' SCRUYLRILL COUNTY, - Pennsylvania , doing s
most prospnrons business No person seed apply nn.-
leks ha tan commend slo,Cefl to $16,080. Address Bar ;
NO. 9414 Phbadephis Post .04kos• nol7 344
VA - Wl3. 1 X AND V' tAL DZ.
• 7 111 1 7N 1
r:1B ViSt ar o a :
• tion, Golf-imnroToment,. Management ono Tree.
ing of CHLT A .D.BEN, soma adaptatings, &a., da3
and evenng. bi
• JOHN L. OAPEN; • -
. • Phrenologist sag Bookseller,
oell-totheiyo No. SIB S. TENTH 816 above Chest-not
umsomszLE.l'lllM,
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN A CADE 51Y OF MU 310,
LEONALED GROVER —7
44 • Director.
GALA EXTRA FART. WELL DAY OF_
THI6 (SATURDAY) A FTERNOO N. Nov. .1.911 i, 19916
GRAND FARWELL MATINEE.
OottuoA's rat E
Opera in fFre acts:
FAUST ENTIRE.
1732.21 open at 1, to commence at 2 o'clock.
Ad...4118510n to all Dana of the house, One Dollar.
. . .
. ...._.- .
TRI 8 (SATURDAY) syENIRG, Nov. ISM:
GALA FAREWELL OPERA NIGHT.
s onynD i r programme of WIMe Satin sae Criniiioal
A preete Rinke Of absolutely use's/lied here iklith.
For the first tfite In any Opera Esse n in America, nap
first and second sets ci l Lor m od: B. B =sr, Opens.
'with the
__. . ..
GRAND FINAL* and the GRAND' 112RNNER.OHOte;
Mr 1.41.10 ft L e i. ilia&
Pamcm , , . .
• Mid. Johasius R.t.i..r
Atiretile 5r,.. A r %, •,./1-%it
r rr.brotte - • • • .
Signor Otttlteppe Unitise:
Vincent
. . mad : afargdies zimru n t 4 .
Ta5eu.,..:.....• •
. Mr. Ifoinrich Steuseekor
Vries
(Mummies. .......Mad. Lurocher
_
Peasants, PilfiffMl3, CIO.
Ip addition the tbr&,laat Gr.nd Acts of
ROBERT LE DI eusras, by ifeyerbeer.
ROBERT Mr. FRANZ gi4Mglr:
BERTRAM", afr. KARI, nixbirE#
ALiCE SOHANNA itarrsts
PRINCESS
ELENA • Mad. -BERTHA SO
RES B A WOO. . Overture at i% o'clock. Miss THE .
„
Seals may be secured at the rea - ular prices et Goatee .
'inert Store. and at the Ac i r.dentf
• hi announcina the last day or thiltld gat man
Mrso Director expretees V-ry hfr,S. appreciation or tlf•
very liberal patronage which has Meted hie Bm:broil/I:,
Philadelpina. molt'
Musk'Musk'ACADEMY OF
. "
•
ter , eser and Manager...,. JORIT : T. FORD.:
of Holliday-street Thearre, Baltimore; Polo's.
New Theatre, Washington, and the .fale'xindsh (17a.)
Theatre.
Kr:. Ford finds pleasure in efinonncbethat he her.
leveed tide magnificent Art Temple •
FOR ter`26 WEEKS,
Forthe' express p arposcrof int. od doing
LDWI POSHEST,.
f n his inatchleimporponation of
CORIOLABUS,
In Ph a kspeare'e frogedy of that fitiks,':
4011: - 'MB Flßerr PIKE Mr PHILADELI'Effk.
Unnsnal Cars has been taken: to render. tho r Eilloitit
Production of :his
MASTkR-PIECE OFIIHARSFEARE
Compleverand perfect In all et c dramatic and reel:heal..
eal detsi!iv
MUCH (.7TI 3 SCENERY I 8 ENTIRELY
and fioPi'tbe pencil of tee eminent scenic; artist,
• CHARLES S. aft7A
ging COSTMIFES,
APFOII9TaIEarrs.
. WAR OH ARInT.S.
WEAPONS AND
•
, I'ARAPHBRINALIA;
Were expressl y rnennfactured for tf e play, from c.O-•:".
red blfttoricnl des !gas, and it le thought, will prove
Itt
their cneembl4 effAct
6ITIIPM!'811 1 1GLY-BIC ATTPITTIL • •
it !s an attempt to i 7 Castrate the power and beauty ofr'.
Shakereare'e art ;',. mia. every accejsorw o6ich the mow,
Mertz/ enterprise can command from the highest Ikea
irie 1 mall, and the- manager confidently hopes that
the fort may be deemtd" worthy he patronage and:"
the kteting pwembrance of every lover-of " The Bard
of 411 Time."
THE CAST' OF THE PLAT
is notab:y full and brilliant.
The tragedy conclmica with
FHB Mtiltillir OP coßrotkwus,.
and a magnificent avresentation of his honorable
YUNBRAI. PYRE
Dear- According to Plutarch. the Volscians , after the. •
killing of " coriolanue," drefiseld him la his genetAl'e
robes and lad his corpse-on &magnificent bier, which.
marled by such young officers as were most die.
Vixenish, d for their mai tialrexploits. Before him were. • •
borne the spoils he had taken from the enemy,' Mt
crowns.he bad gained.: and the plans of the cities ima
had taken. In this order hie body was laid on the pile r
when the pile was concerned thew getherid up bi z
ashes, which they interred on the spot, and erected. 14.
marinlicen: monument there
The Box Sheet. f..r the sale of /entered asses;
opt n, between the honre of 9 and ei-o. clock.
Admission, 50 and 26 cents.
Secured St ats 60 cents additional
. nol9 2t PHILIP. WARREN. Treasurer. •
NEW CHESTNUT-8T .• THEIS:TIM
THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON;
- TWELFTH GRAND FAMILY NATINitj
When, for the last time. the Fairy Tale of the • • -
FORTY THIEVES,
Will be presented in all Its original sPleador.
Admission to the Matinee. 30 cents, to ail parts of at*:
hones. Children 25 cents. •
Doors open at IM,•to commence at 23/ o'clock.
THIS (SATURDAY). EV - 10111PG.
FAREWELL NIGHT - •
•
•
MRS. D. P. OP
BOWERS, •
When she will appear in her great personation of "
CAMILLE.
To conclude with the Farces of
, • A HISS IN THE DARE.
- MONDAY EVENING - NEXT,
First night of the great Spectacular Drama of
• PADVRETTE; OR, (RIDER THE SNOW.
WALNUT. STREET T HEA TRil.;4-.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, -
A spltnaid hill offered, in which •
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
Will appear in a male character. This evening,
DON CASAR DE BIZ IN.
Don Ca:ser Mies Lucille Western. •••
To conclude with the favorite Scotch Drama of
WALL 4cE; THE HERO OF SCOTLAND.
On Moliclay will positively be produced
EAST LYNNE; OR. THE ELOPE3fENT.
Box Office open from 9till 3 Curtain riaea at 7%.
MRS. JOHN DREW 'S NEWS:ARCH
WREST TITICATRIE •
EIGHTEENTH NIGHT OF M r And Mrs. WILLIAM/L.- -
TO-WORT (SATURDAY) .N0v..1.9th, 1884.
SHANDY MAGUIRE.
LAW FOR LADIES, and
PAT'S BLUNDERS.
Mr. end Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
IN EIGHT CFIARACTSRS.
- MOND'AY—"THE LANES OF KILLARNEY. "-
ASSEMBLY 'BUILDINGS: • • •
S. w. -- CORNER TENTH AND CHESTNUT
• E.TRBE t
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2t, 1864:
• At half past three o'clock.
SECOND CLASSICAL MATINEE,
T THE"
PHILADELPHIA CLASSICAL QIIINTETTB CLUB.
Messrs. GA.ERTNER; JARVIS, CROSS, PLAGEMANN e
and SCHMITZ.
PROGR SKIM,
Grand Trio in D Minor. Op. 49 Mendelssohn.
Quaitette, No. 1, in G. • Mozart.
Violin Solo Concerto in B Minor Rode,
Qnintette, Op: 4, in E Flat Beethoven.
Subscription list for the season of Twenty-five Mati
nees is at the Music Store of Mr. J. B. Gould; Seventh:
and Chestnut streets, where engagements for Dublin
or private porformances, in or out of town, can be made
for the services of the Club. 'Proprietors . of Sc hoo l s oali
sake special subscription terms. • Ni
single Tickets, to be had only at the door, Fifty
Center . n 010.41
• •
RAITIPORD'S NEW • OPERA HOUSE I , ,
kJ RACE Street. below Third..
OPEN FOR THE. SEASON.
SAMUEL. S. SANFORD Proprietor and Manager.
SANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE,
The largest and best Minstrel Compa ny in existence.
Sanford appears in Songs, Dances , and hie Burlesques.
Doors open quarter to 7; commence quarter to 8
Admission 25 cents ; Orchestra 50 cents; Boxes 55.
d $3.- • not& lm
NATIONAL dincurs,
WALNUT. STREET, ABOVE EIGHTEL• •• •
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS. CHAS. WA,REIM‘
(Formerly Mrs. DAN BICE,)
Mr. F. H..ROSSTON.., .:Equ estrian Director.
SECOND WEEK OF TEE SEASON. .
IMMENSE AUDIENCES AND GREAT EVIITEUNT.
, IRREPRESSIBLE SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER- ._-
During the.week the celebrated E &TON STORE. the
SHERWOOD FAMILY, Mrs. WARNER (Mistress of thw
School of Menage), the REZTEER BROTHERS, the great
Batontte Leaper, Mr. BACBELOR, the renowned' TOgg
RING (the !Hooter of the Classics), the inimitable lee..
ter, S. STICKNE'Y, Jr., Will appear in a variety
pleaaing Gymnastic, Acrobatic, and Equestrian same%
in which they have no rivals. •
ADMISSION.—First Tier, 60 cta. ; Second Tier. 25 eta.
Performance commences every evening. at 'IX o'clock.
MAT.NEES on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Al.
TERROONS, commencing at o'clock.
- This week's programme rich and attractive. noWEE
CHESTNUT -STREET OPERA Etoria4
No. 1221 CHESTNUT Street.
ALLINSON RINCREN ,Proprleizre.
MORAN'S MINSTRELS
appear every evening in an elegant •
•
ETHIOPIAN ENTKETAINICENT.
' Doors open at 7, commencing at S o'clock irreoisolit,
ii.dmintsiou 23 cents.
Reserved seats, which can be secured front IC.sr 2
o'clock, 60 cents. csl3•si
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENVZ
A CRESTNITF Streets.
TEMPLE. OF WONDERS ! SIGNOR BLITZ
EVERY EVENING AND
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY APTERNOGNI.
Change of Performance Conetantl7.
Admission, 26 Cents. Children, 16 Cents. .1161
Seats, GO cents.
Evening Performances commence at 7g. Aftematerit
sit & • . • edit
F o i ;f B p., OF THE • Athk 1301i:T,
CLASSICAL SOIREES
BY •
NBS CROSS AND JARVIS,
For the Season of 18,34 , 6".
For pirticulars, see circulars and subscriptlonliste,
at the stores of J. E. Gould, Lee & Walker. Andra
& Co. , 0e22- ett
D _CARPENTER'S •
• Private Fall-dre.a Subscription.
• • ' CtrTiLLION PARTIES.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
D. L...CARPENT/H, teacher of dancing, l'fo. 82.5 -
ARCH Street, respectfully informs his friends and the -
public that he wilfaive a course of SIX Private Pull
dr Cotillion Pet ties. in the Musical Fund Hall. The -
first Soiree WEDNESDAY, Dec. 7. Mt, to be held
every two weeks.
Seas , n Tickets for the Course, Five Dollars, admit
ting gentleman and his ladies.
No spirituous liquors sold In the buildings.
A few more Season Tickets can•be had only of D. L.
CARPENTER, at his rooms.
Po tickets sold-atthe door on the evening.
Mr. Eirefeld and superior orchestra, with entire new
rausie, is et gaged. noln-stuth St* -
cc, ZRMANIA ORCHESTRA..—PUBLIZ
' ,Ol REHEARSALS every SATURDAY. at sk o'sloeda
P. M.. atMUSIOAL FUIs D HALL. Single Tickets, IS
cents. ISIN Tickets, $l. to be nad at Gon.cl's, Axe:lW%.
and Meyer's Made Stores and at the-Hall. no7-tf
H: It•
N.J. This admirable picture, the greatest production of
the painter West. is now on exhibition a&the AC &DEMI
OF FMB ARTS, 1025 CI ESTIMT Street, togetheg
with the entire collection of the institution. Admittanee
twenty-tiTe cents. non. ittn*
THE ACADEMY OF FINE :
CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, is OPU Dana.
for rialto'', from 9 A. M. to BP. M. ieF
BOARDING.
BOARDING. -A LARGE ..EIECOND
story room. with BOARD. Reference reatired.
No children. No. 208.Sonth FOURTH Street. n019.8e0
- ROAR D.-A LARGE SECOND•STORY
BACK,ROOK, communicating with • a bath-room.
togetber with Boat& may be obtained at 269 Sontia.
FIFTH Street. nold-tt
LOST AND , FOUND.
850 RZWABD.- - -LOBT-0,1 , 1 TOES'
DAY.DVENING. between the Continental
t.l and Walnut-street Wharf,a Lady's Leather SATEIf...
EL, costs tplaa a parcel of Black Ouipara Lace. of maw
value, a ercltat BandkerchleS. trimmed with Valere.:
Menu es and. merited "C. H. ;I' , also, a complete pack..
age of the.' EmaiLde Pane. " Any one retarni , Ott* .
325 FitaNKLIN Street will receive the above reward.
noIS-30 , .
PERSONAL.. •
PT W A. N.T E
undei signed desires bliss: frdmSlater of J. ffi
Si:spies, Deputy Sheriff of RI Dorado conal% California;
She Is supposed to reside In Philadelphia= Mr. Stapled,
rva.s murdered while in the discharge.olzhis 02 44
duties.' His effects are awaiting' deliver.
JAMES B HIIME,SheriXs Office.
Placerville, ElDorado.county,
noIS-lm
pA S ONA 14-11 ED, AR. Ilt,
BLACK BALL JEWELRY. wAnksals and
cleapest in the city. 016 RACE gr.6o- nol3-T.!
heMiDECKER • BROTHERS' • Fl -
ANOS.—Tbeand . nettle:Mail* Ai*:
profession, are invited. to exam ine Ulnae baantiat
strnments. which are neeeting_Nisltb, arch. att tuantral—
led degree of poptilatitY az.•4 4 tale. in New Tonk, *irk
wherever. known. The desiOrainm so` lon strive*
for, i e the strength of the iron, mid eosoroneness oC.
th e fowten. frame so hatelly attained by them, renders
their Pianos incomparaUe with any others, - The no.
gneNaed testimonials of: such names as,.Wolfsohn.•
)lissom. Heller. Thomas.' Zindel,„ and scores of
etlers, amply r stablish.their high rank. • Rorfialo ogi.t
by W. J. COCHRAN, • 90& CH,ESTNWEN Street. Also,
a large assortmert . of other new and second-he'll:
Manor, for sale and. to rent.
DEN~TB9RY. Di, BIA. SI SET
warts .thiTIFjOIAL TErkil op 0.014
vuleauite, front $5 to 140. Teeth filled. .511 yenta fr.
upwards. Repairing Referencea. Office; a 44 ESL L
Etreet, 'below Locust. . - n01.7-3p.
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41150411% SPICGT- . Ao.liStis •
4s
JAMES W. QUEEN
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