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w ri y,—Otir readers may feel in
) ulotives for persistently advoca-
W;or the " Wheeler R =Wilson " over
i n g lanchines. We will here tell them.
is ! limns why." Tlie Wheeler &
ranchine in existence that is tho
-I,'tell to au kinds Of family sewing.
10 ore r tll
L,
found to' work well on oe a
,loos of materials, but this, operates
•
osol "3 taus and precision on all fa
te finest cambric to four thicknesses of
b o rleloth. This, with a nimber of
elifiracteristios, readers the Wheeler
,chiee the.one above all others suitable
••
dr g to either wife, daughter, sister,
irked,' and this accounts for the
ostomers that now daily ebb and flow,at
e r B Wilson elegant establishment, No.
street. Every' Machine warranted,
0 1 , returned if not entirely satisfactory.
Funrusrrixo Goons.—.l4r. J. 0.
o old stand, Nos. 1 and s North Sixth
~:st opened an elegant assortrept of
* gloves, So, His stock of underclothing
~en's wrappers cannot ,, be surpassed.
call. Remember, Nos. 1 and 3 North.
- FANCY FLANNEL -NKGLIGIE SHIRTS.
; 1 „rial}10 for the present season. Lave
4 :ortment, at &yr Fifth and Chestnut
n010.2t
0 ,-(c Ole GENTLEMEN'S FIIIINISHINd
p i I) . r Dlr. George Grant, No. KO Chest ,
I, filo finest in the olty, and his °DUO:mat
,. 111 Quirts," invented by Mr. J. Tag
,,,irpessed by any others iwthe world, in
sad durability.
, mskqUpTION OF POPULAR tams, for
: usher!, including the celebrated " Oon
nle by Wood & Cary, 725 Cihestnut,
mug , old hats new is also promptly at
tW establishment.
I , 3 l . rvisacr.—The apprehension, which
vonably entertained., that ()cal will
r3OCO in price as the cold weather in
;,rested much eseltement in the vicinity.
Alter's popular Goal Yard, 951 North
,!, Everybody wants Alter's Coal, be.
I A best and cheapest.
SOMETHING lIIOE in the way of
pneket-handkerehiefs, gloves, wrist
collars, ete.l You can be suited at
,!I.ing Dept,A.t.Z - Fifth and Chestnut
no-19.2t
1f...4.11YEL SHIRTS AND DRAWEES.-
411 firm a large assortment, all sizes, at
7,c's Furnishing Depot, northwe4 eer
:Al. and Chestnut streets. nol9-2t
3, Dv. —Abigail Frogg died recently in
ve, During her long life of ninety . -
;Iniug back. to 1770, or six years before
lota ry war, Ole 'never left the town in
sca. She was so averse to travel that
tempted, even by the widespread
own Stone Clothing Hall of Reel/hill
oC3 and 605 Chestnut street, above
visit to Philadelphia.
CrATINTLETS, GLOVIES, of kid, silk,
constantly -on hand at Q. Henry
can corner of ACiir Firth and Chestnut
nol9-21
Mornissa,--noys' and. Girls' Over-
Suits, Infants' Clothing, Girls'
largest and best assortment in the
,oculakdr & Co.'s, No. 4 North Eighth
nolft.6t*
F,V AND DEA:Tirnas, of silk, merino,
^titan, and chamois, may be had of 0.
t;3-Iflftli and Chestnut. n019.2t
ULOTHIZIO,
ottatg,
At Granville Stakes! Old Stand,
At Granville Stolrea , ..Old Stand,
At Granville Stokes' Old Staani,
At Granville Stokes' Old Stand,
int Street. •
:t Street.
:ut Street.
at Street.
itIIRE, SILK, AND SATIN SCA.Wr6.—
int goods ever imported for gentle
.l of C. Henry Love, xor Fifth and
n010.2t
AND OATARREC, sneeessinlly treated.
• D., Omlist and Armlet, 511 Pino et.
tuettod. No ohargalbr examination,
NOTICES,
HONBY BOAP.
4TOILET SOAP, in such universal do.
rum the CHOICEST materials, is MILD
'in its nature, FRAGRANTLY SCENT.
AMY BENEFICIAL in its action upon
ills by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
feSB-tuthslY
,ABE CLOTHING at 10W prices,
:them our stock of BEADY-MADE GAR-
Hillog goods equal in style, flt, make,
from 25 to 60 per cent. tower than is now
)t roods made to order. We have all
:d prices of Clothing, Mena', Yontlui'.
in bo suited without delay or trouble.
" • BENNETT & CO. ,
TOWER HALL. 518 MARKET Street.
JEGE STECK & Co.'s
PIANOS,
AND
ASON Sr HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS. .
Om 500 each of these fine CABINET
Rowel:lts have been eold ORGANS.
elit 0., and the demand Is CABINET
.egently Increasing . ORGANS
Yu sale only by CABINET
J E. GOULD, _ ORGANS.
SENT.II and CHRSTNITT Ste: CABINET
nol9-tf ORGANS.
,IN'S CELEBRATED COCOANUT
ICE SEED is warranted to preserve,
• tss, and beantifylthe hair, and entirely
::03; NI-anent soiling hat or bonnet
!Attired and sold by W. E. MoCLAIN,
331Xo:th SIXTH Street.
r 4; diFconn t to wholesale dealers. nol6lla
CLOTHING, OF THE LATRBT
:be best manner, expressly for RETAIL
!&T SELLING PRICES marked In
.21. All goods made to order warranted
174 one-prior astern Is striotly adhered
417 inated alike. JONES' OLD-ES•
'YE•YEICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 804
Dear Sixth. de21347
CO., CLOTHING, . .
THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets.
CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CLOTHINg, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CL;)THING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
.CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
•.CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
'CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
..CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
.CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
"CLOTHING, THIRD and CHE 3TNGT.
"CLOTHING. THIRD and CHESTNUT.
om $l4 TO $55. OTERCOATS
FP,Olt $1.4 to $65. OVERCOATS.
14 ••
$l4 to $55. OVERCOAT'
FROM VA to V& OVERCOATS.
WABIAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Orilel SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
an's Snits and elegant variety of the
at REASONABLE PRICES.
7fILSOWEI HIOEEST F3EldllThi
CK-STITCH
, BWINO MACHINE&
ST, SISITLBEIT, AND DEEP?.
REBTIRIT West. •above Birreuth.
a the evening of %the 19th instant,
!re, in the 72d year other age.
Ind friends of the family are invited to
tral, from the residence of Mrs. earah
. corner of Fifth and Brown streets. on
22d inst., at 9X o'clock.
iloime..,barg, on the 19th inst.. after a
1. Mrs. Mary C., wife of J Bard
•
,X —On the morning of the 18t11 inst.
.115 family are inirlted to attend th,
te.,ldenee of her brother, S Dill;
tch ttrebt, on Monday morning ,
i—to proceed to Laurel Hill.
on Thoreday Nov. 17, 1864, . 1. 0 1
73d }ear of his age.
;td and friends of the family are
to attend hie funeral,from his late
.Noith Eighteenth street, on Mor
=tent, at 10 o'clock. Services ak
....nast. Interment at Laurel Hill.
• htmetty morning,. the • 17th , 1111
in the tifty-seventh year of his a
' , ate trlonds are invited to attenk
is residen ce , 1520ISansom street,
' , 0215 , Ist., at 10 o'clock Inl
AOIC ALL-WOOL R.
all. Wool Empress Cloths.
do Mousseline de Lathe/,
full doable width.
do Tamlse
do hierinoes.
do Cashmeres.
do Thibet and Long fiha•
Bombazines
an
iko. d extra size, .
HAVE
()LENS they have ever
IN:ER CLOTHS
cLntak
HEArsa CLOTHS,
• tRENCH
iiov
THE CITIZENS , VOLUNTEER
IIP= 1 :e HOSPITAL-ASSOCIATION take pleasure in ao
knowledaingthe following donations since last report:
, Wilmington, and Baltimore R. R. Co.• $250 00
W. Fetters (Sandwich Islands), por W. G. Ro.
sengarten - 60 00
W. ''C .... 6 . 00
C. Lea."... • - .600
Et Agnew
. . 0
Miss A. &mil -1 00
Miss Yardley 6 00
COAL.
Thos. Hull & Co. —One car of coal.
Kirke & Baum—One car of coal.
Bancroft, Lewis, & Co.—One car of coal.
Cain, Harker, & Cook—One ear of coal.
lilommot b. Vein Consolidated Co.—One ear of coal.
Black Diamond Coal and Iron Co.—One car of coat.
. .
won Belief Associatloll-17 is and pots of preserves
and p:ckles; 100 arm slings, 12 its butter, 7 wool shirts.
12 muslin shirts, 29 pair wool socks, 24 pair drapiers, 11
pair crutches, ]2 canes. 9 bottles catsup and vinegar, 6
zpcols cotton, Settle of pepper sauce, aud several large
lots of bandages and rags. -
U. S. Sanitary (lommission-10 gallons pickles, 69 cans
and jars toznatoes, &c. , 1 box bandages. 1 box dried
fruit, 60 pair slippers. 79 pair; crutches. 2 dozen towels.
2 dozen arm pair' ,
2 barrels pickles, 1 barrel turnips, 1
barrel apples, 18 jars preserved peaches, 4 barrels pota
toes, 60 yards muslin, lot toasted rusk, die.
Moravian Sewing Society-0 pair drawers and 4 shirts.
Broad- stmit Id, E. Church—Largo lot bandages and
muslin.
Northwest`Ladles' Aid-11 bottles blackberry-brandY
and lot newspapers.
Mrs. Erskine - 2 kettles ice cream , erQnge cal es. ginger
cakes, brandy, jellies. apples. bandages, rage, Slc
Mrs..T, C. Oartley-97 muslin shirts and 99 pr drawers.
A. NV alkin shim, Deputy Collector Fort-05 lbs sugar.
Mrs. Wm. Beigle-2 gaskets sweet potatoes and lot of
Mrs. Appletor —1 roll of muslin and 2 glasses of jelly.
Mrs. 01iver..—Box of lint.
Mrs: .Wallace—Bandages, handkerchiefs, and vests:
Mrs. Scheide—Farina, corn starch, and rags;
Airs, Elowart-1 basket cakes and crackers. it
gr7BRIGGS -GOLD COMPANY. . • .
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. 7.—A Dividend
of ONE PEE CENT. has been declared, payable at this
office. November `SC, 1884, to Shareholders of record, at
the close of bushiest this day, November 16, 1854.
WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer,
u.021-St No. Si. JOHN Street, New York:
ItIIeIiINKEY COMPANY. -
1.0 '••• NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS NOS. 3 AND 4 —The
Trustees of the McKinley Oil Company have declared tt
regular monthly 'Dividend of THREE PER CENT..and
a sooolententary Dividend .of TEN PER CENT.,both
Payable at this office, November SO, to Shareholdrs of
record, at the close of business this day, NOvember 14,
1E64. WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer,
no2l-et No. 81 JOHN Street, New York.
CHAIDUDERSBURG SUFFERERS.
The Committee appointed to - collect funds for
the relief of the suffering People of Chambersburg, are
desirous of bringing their duties "to a - close. Those of
our generous Citizens who have neglected to make their
Subscriptions are urged to send them to the undersign
ed without delay. Winter is approaching. andT we've
.Hundred Women and Children are without Homes,
and many are utterly destitute and penniless.
EDMUND A. SOU.PER, Trtesnrer. • •
no2l-2E _ DOCK Street Wharf.
raVr* , UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, 1216
atiusTtityr STREET.
----- - - - .
- PIIII.A.DELPIit A.. Nov. lg. 1.66-1.
The proposed Thanksgiving Dinner for the armrof
0 eneral Sheridan having been supplied by the titizorts
of New Turk, we Bnd that no farther efforts are'needed
on our part. The money which has been contributed for
this purpose will be returns d to the donors on applica
tion to .151 r C. it. WHIPPLE, at the .Leaa - ae House. '
i ciw
It . CEO. H. swam, Secretary'. '
1}..., - CITASE! LD COMPANY.
15= 9 ' NOTICE Or IVIDEND NO. 2.—A Dividend
of ONE PER CENT, has been declared, payable at this
office. November 30, ISiii, to Shareholcers of record, at
the close of business Ibis day. Novereber 16, 1964.
. WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer,
no2l-Bt No. Si JOHN Street, New York.
79. 1MILADELPILKA, NOVEMBER
S. 0. I;,OSR.NOARTEX, Treasurer, in account with
Eighth ward Bounty Fund.
DR.
To balance from last account • • .... $377 91
Subscriptions 2,430 50
Do for Representative Re
mutts— 2 000 00
11,602 41
CR.
By expense of naval credit 5.......,..., $193 28
Advertisements, &c 152 15
Bepres.entatiye recruits 2,000 00
Ward bounties . 2,258 00
Balance on hand 174
,95
The foregoing account Is submitted for the informa
tion of subscribers to the Eighth Ward Bounty Fund,
and citizens of that ward liable to draft. In the pre
sent active volunteering movement it is desirable to se
cure as many recruits as possible to the credit of the
Eighth ward. Money expended for this purpose now
will be of great use in helping to 1111 up the veteran re
giments in the field. The duty of getting yolnnteers
was n ever More pressing; the facilities For dots g so ne
ver greater; the advantages' of prompt, immediate ac
tion, never more apparaizt.
The citizens of the Eighth ward are erred= again. to
make subscriptions for this purpose, and to forward
them without delay to
S. O. ROSENG &WEN, Treasurer,
nollimNrlM S. .W corner SIXTH and wAr„Nur
FirSOLDIERS' ORPHANS.-THE
undersigned will meet the Mothers or other Re
latives of such destitute Orphans of deceased Penneri
vault' Soldiers and Sailors as reside in the city of Phi
latis/phia, at the rooms of the JN lON BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION, No. HS South SEVENTH Street. on
the 22d. 'Lld, 24th, and 25th of the present 'youth (No
vember), between the hours of 9A. AL and 4 . P hf., for
the purpose of hearing appiloations 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. BURRO WES,
Superintendent Soldiers' Orphans.
LANCASTER, Nov. 16, 1664. nol7-61
1`
TOWN.
BANK OF GERMAN..
TOWN. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20, 1854.
Notice is hereby given, agreeably to Section 2of the
Act ol , General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitled "An act enabling Banks of the Com
monwealth to become Associations for the pu rpose of
Banking under the laws of the United States,' approv
ed the 22d day of Autmst, A. D. 1E64, tit the Stock
holders of the Bankof Germantown have is day voted
to become such an Association; and that its Directors
h eve procured 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.
ORAELBS W. OTTO,
0c22, Nit • Cashier.
sar NOTICE.—THE BOORS OF gun.
ECRIPTION to the Capital Stack of the MER
CANTILE PETROLEUM COMPANY will be opened
TO-DAY, at our office, for receiving subscriptpns for a
Limited number of shares of said stook.
The production of this Company is now equal to
Fifty Barrels 01 011 per day, which will enable the
Company to pay large dividends immediately.
For further information apply to the undersigned.
For the Oorporatore. COCHRAN & RUSSELL.
No. 22 North FRONT Street.
NOVEMBER 11th, 1684. • • no l-121
gr. FIRST LECTURE OF THE SEA.
SOIL—DIR. DB CORDOVA' • . ..•
Will give Ida great Lecture on • • .
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE,. .
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVIIMBBE 24.
kTILLNKAGIVING NIGHT),
. CONCERT. HALL.
TICKETS 60 CENTS, CR:THREE FOE
For sale at GOULD'S. SEVENTH and CHESTNUT
Sta.. ASOMEAD & EVANS'. and Concert Hag, three
days in advance. Lecture at 8 o'clock. ' n010.6t
Mr"UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, 1216
CRESTRUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA. November 19, Mt
Owing to a want of time in which. to perfect the ne
cessary arrangements, and the impoesibility of collect
ing so large an imount of supplies in so brief a period,
it has been resolved to POSTPONE the proposed
THANKSGIVING DINNER to GENERAL SHERI
DAN'S AIiMY until CHRISTMAS DAY. In the mean
time, contributions in money for this object will be re•
calved by Mr. C. R. WHIPPLE, at the League House.
GEO, H. BORER,
nol9 6t •
Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOVIVE.—OFFIOE OF
THE hfcCLINTOCKVILLE PETROLEUM
COMPANY, No. 411 WALNUT STREET.
PitmansLpsre, October 29. 1864.
The directors of the Company have this day declared
the seventh monthly dividend of ONE PEa CENT.
pay abl e on and after TUESDAY, November 15th, 1864.
The transfer books will be closed November 9, at 3
o'clockP. M., and reopened November 16.
oc3l-mwftf WM. MOONEY. Secretary.
PIT IMBUES AND BOSTON PE
i.Rouunt COMPANY. -
CAPITAL, SIOO,OOO—PAR. $5 PEE SHARE.
SUBSCRIPTJ PRICE, $2.00 PER SHAM,
FOR FULL-PAID STOCSMEK AND NO FURTHER. AS
SESNTS.
he property of this Company Consists of thefollow
lng valuable FEE SIMPLE Territory, extensive lease
holds. PRODUCING WELLS, 'wells going down and
nearly finished:
No. 1. About 60 (fifty) Acres on - Cherry Tree RIM in
FEE SIMPLE, boreable land sufficient to sink FIFTY
WELLS. This Territory is opposite the Daizell Petro
leum Company (Hayes' Farm), on Oil Creek, bounded
in part by the celebrated Story Farm, &c,.
No. 2. Lease perpetual (99 years)' on Mph. McClin•
tuck 011 creek-3% acres, all- flat, very valuable, flow
ing and pu mping wells all around. , • .
No. 3. Wild Cat " Flowing Well, about 30 barrels
per day, on Wash. McClintock Farm. The Company
owns the WHOLE working interest in this well, en
gine, tanks. &c., &o.
No. 4 "California Well, No. I, on Oil Creek. down
Sfo feet. all ready to re tube. This well has flowed 150
barrels per day. •
No 6 " California Well, No, 2, on Oil Creek,down
nearly 600 feet.
ho. e. Lease perpetual (99 years) on 25' acres Oil
CI eek, all flat, containing the above wells. with fifteen
horse engine. tanks, derricks, engine houses, &c.
No. T. Lease perpetual (19 years) on 23G acres 011
Creek, all fiat, and in one well uown 400 feet, one quar
ter interest (working) in this well and lease.
TEN THOUSAND
ING SHAR APIT E S
RESERVED FOR WORK
AL.
Books for ORIGINAL subscription are now open at our
ottichfor a few days only ; when closed the stock to be
placed on the regular. Boston and Philadelphia Stock
Boards as
.a 'miss rum dividend-paying, on, PRO
DUCINO comAxy, when it is expected the shares will
largely advance. All further information, with pros-
Pectuses, can be obtained of the undersigned. The
'mall capital of this Company, with the actual large
interests, must make it a favorite as a secure invest
ment. B. S. LSSOII,
11 Farquhar Buildings, WALNUT, below Third..
Philadelphia, Agency.
LEONARD & MANIA!,
58 BEAVER Street. Dew York Agency.
SPANCSR VILA & CO., Bankers,
nolB-iftf Boston Agency.
WESTERN BANK OF PHILA.-
DELPHIA, November 18th, 1864
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank 7.111 be
told at the Banking House, on MONDAY, the 19th day
of December next, at 12 o'clock, N , to decide whether
this Bank shah become an association for the parposs
of Banking under the laws of the United States, and
whether it shall exercise the powers conferred by tho
Act of the General Aseembls of the Common weatth of
l'ennsylvania,entitled " An Act enabling the Banks of
this Com monwealth to become associations for the par •
Pose of banking under the laws of the United States,"
approved the 22d day of August, ItO;, and to take any
further action that may be expedient.
n019.1m i C. N. WEYOANDT, Cashier.
COMMERCIAL. EDUCATION AND
P ITS INFLUENCP.ION THECOUNTRY. —PETER
COOPER. Esq., of New York, the well-known rhilaa
thropir t and merchant prince, will deliver an address at
BET ANT, STRATTON,S: B aNNISTEE'S National
Commercial College. ssembly Baildieg, tratnwest
corner of CHESTNUT and TENTH Streets, on TUEIDAY
ETSNINO, the 22d moat , at Et on the occasion
of dedicating the new Cot lege Rooms. Subject: "Com
mercial Education and its Influence on the Country. "
An invitation is extended; to all who may wish to at
tend. note St
liar TREASURY OF THE UNITED
STATES. PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 17, 1861.
Coupons for Interest due Ist of January next on the
public debt of the United States will be paid on pre
sentation at this office. ARCH' D
nolVdt . Assistant Treasurer 11. S.
REMOVAL.—TIIII3 OFFICE OF
tbA COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
for 'the SECO4D DISTRICT Las been removed to
JAYNE'S BUILDMO, No. 239 DOCK Street, former
ly occtiptf d by. the Post Office.
novl?•8t JOHN H. DIEHL. Collector.
tw , DIRIILARD OIL COXPAIVy.
CAPITAL. $500,000.
100,000 SHARES—S 3 Yar
A limited number of Shares will be cold by the Com
pany at $1 per share.
The following is extracted from the Philadelphia In
otriLer of Septembeyl7th,lBsl.prlr to the organization
of The Dunkard Oil Company:
"On almost all the streams in Greene county the
lands Lave already been leased with a view to explo
rations for Coal 011; and on one particularly, called
r unkard's; the developments have been of the most en
couraging character. Tie editor of•the Waynesburg
(Penna.') Messenger, in referring to the subject, after a
careful personal inspection of the region and the opera
tions that are now taking place there, says:
• • W e are honestly of opinion that when capital and
enterprise shaill have developed the lands along the
creek, that locality will be found to compare in the ex
tent of its 011 production with the Venango district,
while In the purity, gravity, and value of the Oil, it is
acknowledged to •be infinitely superior. Our convic
tions on this subject are based upon actual knowledge
and observation
surfoth regions, and of the geological
formations and ce indications. We are gratified to
learn that we are not alone in these favorable !mores
sions and auguries.
• "'Scientific men and „experienced and practical 011
operators concur in them, and are investing liberally of
their own means, and directing the attention of capi
talists to the promising character of the Drinkard
country. Already several large companies have iieen
orsanized in Pittsburg.and the Rest,. which will soon
commence operations on an nsive scale. In the
ni.antime, individual energy andjocal enterprise are
doing mach to develop that favored locality. Piew der
ricks spring up every few days, and the process of sink
le g wells goes on in many instances without Interrup
tion night or day.
Books open for the sale of stock at the ConntiHour*
of A. H. FRAN CISCUS & CO.,C
• • • 513 II AR HET Street.
A. lI:FRAIiCISCITS, President.
WM. B. HOOD, Secretary. nolls-If
lar PENNSYLVANIA RAI LB osa
COMPANY.-TRBASURER 'l3 DEPARTMENT,
PnlLADat,Pitra,_Noy. 2. 1864 .— The Board of Dirac:ore
have 7B IS DAY declared a semi-an anal dividend of
FIVE PER CBST, on the Capital Stock of the Company,
clear of National and State taxes, payable on and after
16th in atant.
Powers of attorney for collection of Dividends oan be
had on application at , the office of the Company, no.
238 'South THIRD Street. • - .
no 3 lm THOS. T. FIRTH, Treaanrer.
PIEMIrROIKE OIL COMPANY,
VENATTGO" COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
rMMrT_ 9 .l4.ll.l4.l3Atiittoll4W - VglfrOhlii
CAPITAL STOCK, 5500,000.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES AT FIVE DOL-
LABS A SHARE, TULL PAID
iyorking . Capital ReservOd for DeTelop
: • . WOO.'
PII I DENT,
ALFRED HUNT, Esa
VICE PRESIDP.NT,
EDWARD SHIPPER. &lot
SECRETARY AND TILEASITRER,
THOMAS W. EVANS. '
DIRECTORS.:
ATAPRED • IIIII7, Philadelphie, President of the
Bethlehem Iron Works. ,
Mr. WILLIAM 'C. HOUSTON, 115 South Water street,
Philadelphia. _
Mr. EDWARD SHIPPEN. routheast corner of Sixth
and Walnut greets, Philadelphia.
Mr. THOMAS W. EVANS, 620 Chestnut street, Phila.-
' delphia.
Mr. E. W. BAILBY, Chestuut street, Philadelphia.
Mr. HILL BUROWIN, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr. B. RUSE BRADFORD, New Brighton; Pa.
Mr. J. L. CARNAGIIAN, Allegheny City, President
Corn Planter's Oil Company.
Mr. WM 0, BUGBART, Pittsburg, Pa , Secretary and
Treasurer, of Pittsburg and Connelsville Railroad.
The Company own in fee simple two hundred and tif
ti)en agree of the hest Oil territory on the right bank of
the Allegheny river, near Oil Oily. with oneproducing
well, and another nearly completed, With railroad,
turnpike, and river access to the property.
For particulars see prospectus, to be (multi with any
of the Directors, or at the office of -
Mnsms. COOPER it GRAAFF,
11 EXCHANGE, and
14 B S, HARVEY THOMAS,
N. 312 WALNUT Street,
Who are authorized to sell a limited number of shares
of stook. . u019.6t
!gr. OIL WELLS..
NO. 436 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18. 1864.
The undersigned is authorized to sell a limited num
ber of Shares of an Oil Company whose property is
mainly on Oil Creek,, Venango County, Pennsylvania,
and is believed to be of tonal valve to any npon th o
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 additiorito 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
egual number of Wells upon the same propertY.
The Company own also over 200 acres of undeVeloped
property in the neighborhood of the others, upon which
they propose sinking several Wells, the money having
been provided for the purpose.
. Bach an opportunity of obtaining, at a low cost, a
Stock. paying Dividend from so small a„ portion of its
property is seldom offered.
For further information apply at the Office of
J. D. REINBOTH, ,
No. 436 Walnut Street,
BETWEEN. THE HOURS OF 1 AND g O'CLOCK', P. M.
n019.3t C. B. DUNGAN.
4 31H EDIESW
S BELIEF ASSOCLk•
By inviistien of this Asso•3lalion, • _ . •
REV. PHILLIPS BROOKS, ,
R. TOMLINSON, .. • •
.Government Superintendent of Bt. Helena antiLeAlles'
Island,
IiCITOHELL,
Superintendent of Freedmen's Schools in Tennessee
and North Alabama,
J. MILLER MoKIDI, •
Corresponding Secretary of Freedmen's Relief Associa
tion, will Address the Public on
MONDAY EVENING;:
November 21st, at 734 o'clock precisely, at
_ CONCERT HALL,
In reference to the Progress of the Work among the
Freedmen.
'BISHOP POTTER will preside. n019..2t
gar THE CLARION RIVER OIL VOX.
• , PANIES,
.0FP10E..31-1 WALNUT STRUT, .
(Second Floor.)
WILLIAM P. SCHELL, President.
T. SIMPSON AFRICA, Secretary and Treasurer.
n017.12t• • . -
ilgr- NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
*ROM MI6 I J-1441
OAPITAL STOOK, 1,0 00,0 00.
100,000:SHARES AT $lO E &OIL
Subscription 'Price $5 per Sbare.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
• OFFICERS: • •
,HON. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, President.
WM. T. PHIPPS, Vice President..
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
Books axe open for subscription at the office of the Com.
party, 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 lodalittes, "the McElheny Farm, the two Mc-
Clintock Farms." and other proved and valuable work
ing territories, including over Two Thousand acres ol
the beet Oil Territories along Oil Creek and in West
Virginia, now under process of successful development,
and oil is already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them. 0c29-d&W3m
Address the Company, "P. O. Box 069," New York.
lar• THJCBUSSELL . FAH
C9MB4NY,
SUGAR pREE4,,VENANGO COUNTY, PA.
CAPITAL . $250,01*
FIFTY THOESAID SHARES OF $5 EACH
SITSSCEIMOR•PRICE $2.50 PER SHARE.
$25,000 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
J.. B. MoOREARY, President.
THOS. A. SCOTT, Vloe President.
DIRECTORS,
J. • B. MeCREARY, II J. W. VANHOUTEN,
THOS. A. SCOTT, L PHILIP FERREE,
JOHN OWER. •
SAMUEL P. FERREE, Sec'y and Treas.
The property. .belonging to this Company consists of
One Hundred and Fifty Ades in fee pimple, of valuable
Lubricating Oil Land, situated on Sugar Creek, about
two miles from its mouth, which empties into French
Creek, Venango county, Fa.
This property has been selected wish a view to its
Valuable Location, having its lines extended along and
on both sides of the Creek over Three Hundred Rods,
which, together with the large amount of Flat or Bot-'
torn Land, gives it supgrior advantages for drilling a
large number of Oil Wells. At least One Hundred
Wills can be located, with ample room for Tanks, En
gine Houser anti Dwellinge.
A good Well, giving Twenty Barrels per day, is
within one-fourth of a mile above it ;also, several good
Producing wells on the Creek below it. •
The Oil obtained on this Creek is the Lubricating Oil,
which commands in price one hundred per cent. above
otl er Oils, tu:d is more in demand.
• The Company can obtain a large revenue by parties
wishing to sink wane, reserving from one-fourth to
one-half of the Oil free of expanse to the Company. in
dependent of the revenue from their own Wells, there
being a large until ciency . of land for both purposes.
. It is designed to rigive the. contract to drill several
wells in the best location at once. The title to the pro
perty is perfect and free of incirmbrance.
Subscription Books are now open at the office of '
• FERREE & CO-, •
nol7 I2t 33 South THIRD Street.
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA. BAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,
• PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4lik, 1664.
°TICE . TO SHAREHOLDERS.—The Shareholders in
this Company are notified that, under Resolution of the
Board of Directors, they are entitled to anbeoribe to the
Stock of the. Company the amount of TEN PER CENT.
on their respective interest, as shown by the Books of
the Company on the 2d inst
Each Shareholder entitled to a fractional part of a
share, under the terms of the Resolution , shall have the
privilege of subscribing for a full share on the payment
of Fifty Dollars.
This Stock will be Issued - at the par value of FIFTY
DOLLARS per. share. Accrued interest at SIX PEN
CENT. will be charged from let inst. until payment is
made.
The Books for subscription and payment will be open
on MONDAY, the 7th inst. , and will closeon the 31st or
December next, &Der which no further subscriptions
will be received under this Resolution,
TI{OS. T. FIRTH,
nob-tde3l . . Treasurer.
Ilgr ALL PERSONS FAVORABLE TO
the establishment of a LUTHERAN CHURCH
M WEST PHILADELPHIA are invited to meat at Com
missioners' Hall, B. W. corner of THIRTY • SEVENT
and hIoRgET Streete,lon MONDAY EVENING, Nov.
2lst, at 8 o'clock. nols-GV
ta7WESTERN BANK OF PHYLA.
DP.LrBIA, OCTOBER
_l% 1.964_
The Annual Meeting 61. the STOCKHOLDERS of this
Bank will be held at the BANKING HOUSE on TUES
DAY, the first day of November neat. at 12 o'clock 61.
And the Annual Election for DIRECTORS will be held
at the BANKING HOUSE on MONDAY, the twenty-drat
day of November nest, between the hours of 10 A. M.
and 2 P. bfr
ocl9. trial C. N. WEYGANDT, Cashier.
gar." GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—AS IT
is of great Importance to close up all matters re •
lacing to the " FAIR" as speedily as possible, it has
been determined to dispose ot all goods remaining Un
sold by public sale. .
.All persons having goods in their piasemion belong
ing to the "Great Central Fair," will please inform
IMMEDIATELY either of the undersigned.
;WILLIAM MUTES'S& 1022 Market Street.
FREDERIC GRAFF, 13;37 Arch Street.
G A. WOOD, 237 South Eighteenth Street,
nolB-6t Committee.
OFFICE OF /ETNA. .IIINIDTO
COMPANY, No. 8'24 - WALNUT Street.
PIIILADELPHIA. October 21, 1864.
NOTICE 'is hereby given that all stock of the "Etna
Mining Conilianfis.on which instalments are due and
unpaid, have been - declared forfeited, and will be sold
at pnblic auction on MONDAY, November 21st, 1864, at
12 o'clock, noon, at the office of the Secretary of the
Company , according to the Charter and By-Laws, un
less paid on or before that day.
By. order of the Board of Directors.
B. A. HOOPES,
0c2242021 Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS - RAVING
claims against the UNION LELOUS. or any of
its Committees. will please present them to the under
signed before the let of December, IBM, at No. 'MI6
CHESTNUT Street. JAMES L. CLAGHORN .
zol4. tde 1 . Treasurer.
THEODORE 'TN LTO N, ES t,.—•
"The State of the Country." CONCEST
HALL, November 29th. • It
BEOWIR.
TILE
~PRESS.--PITTLADELPHIA;
WD UP HIN AN D COLORADO
OOLD MINING' COMPANY.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
• CAPITAL STOCK, 21000.003,
200,000 SHARES—PAR VALUE, $5.
President—JOß B. ANDERSON.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas A. Scott, - James R. Magee.
N. B. Eneass, . 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. Colhrado.
D. P. SOUTHWORTH,
Secretary and 'Preat3urer.
Ofiire of the Company, No. 423 WALNUT street—
Room No. 5.
Authenticated specimens have been procured from
some of the Company's lodes, and have been assayed
by Professors Booth and Garrett with the most gratify
ing results. Subscription lists have been opened at the
Office of the Company and at the Treasurer's °Mee(ln
ternal Revenue), No. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmers'
and Mechanics' Bank Building. To original subscribers.
10.50 per share, Or a limited number of ehares.
Circulars, pamphlets -- ; or information can be obtained
at the Ofoce of the Company after the 17th inst.
Ovroara 14. 1864. . ocl4-3m
Itgr OIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.--TO
seenre one or more of the remaining Shares,
address or apply at, once to
DUNCAN M. MITCHESON, -
N. E. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT &mats,
11rE. BORBA, Trustee,
327 WALNUT ettreet.
MLITARY.
ATTE 14T I 0 N, JUNIOR STATE
0114111) 1 .—Every member . :le urgently requested to,
be present at the Arsenal,BACE Street, below Broad,
THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, •
By order of Major JODX A. WIMER,
lr Drill Master.
REGULAR ARMY.-ART I LLE RY
AND fIiFANTRY.. All the Government and Local
Bounties paid. Soldiers can enlist in any Regiment
that they bave formerly served in.
Apply at rendezvous, No- 201 DOW< Street,. below
Walnut.. EDWIN `E, SELLERS,
Captain 10th 11. S. Infantry,
Recruiting- 0111cer.
no S-11 •
6TH PENNSYLVANIA .CA
.
VALRY.
Authority has been granted. to Captain GEO.
D. STROOD and First Lieutenant HENRY J.
I'o CDT 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 ann's at -
GOOD INTENT HALL
602 SPRUCE Street,
Between 9 A. M. and 6P. M., daily,
to the above officers.
City bounty . ..
'United States bounty.
Approved
CHARLES L. LEIPER,
moor 6tid Pennsylvania Cavalry,
Commanding Rae:tilting Detail
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
CLOAEING CLOTHS,
• FROSTED SEALSKINS,
CHOICE COLORS BEAVERS,
.•
BEST SHADES FELTS,
CHINCHILLA CLOTHS,
VELOUR CLOTHS:• •
OURWEIV„STODDART 8: BRO.,
450, 41A, and 451 North ERCOND Street.
• above Willow
PARKET PATTERNS CASHMERES
FOR SHIRTS,
In Black and Choice Shades.
OURWEN STODDIIRT & BRO.,
450, 45g, and 451 NorthSl3o2o.l).;eS,4;eueit(47.
SHAKER FLANNELS,
Of all grades and widths,
At the lowest Prices.
Superior goods at 75 cents per yard.
CURWEN STODDART & BRO.,
450, 4452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
above Willow
FANCY SHIRTING FLANNELS,
PLAIN COLORS, PLAIDS, AND' SHADES,'
CURWEN STODDART & BRO.,
450, 452, and 451 North SECOND Street.
above Willow
BLANKETS; BLANKETS,
Of all 'grades mid B pVg l s K , "S '
At the -lowest sizes.
OETRWEN STODDART & BRO.,
450, 45R, and 454 North SECOND Street,
above Willow
PI/ROCHE SHAWLS,
LA 14 now and choice deeigna,
From the late auction 6ales.
.OURWEN STODDART & BRO.,
450, 452, and. 4.51 North SECOND Street.
nogl-St • above Willow
VELOUR CLOTH CLOAKS
COOPER St CONARD
make a baiter:display of, fine CLOAKS this season than
usual. and invite buyers of good Garments to make a
reconnoissance of their Stock.
Costly Black Cloaks.
Fancy Frosted Beavers.
Veiy Elegant Velours.
Becoming Black Beavers.
Staple Styles Cloaks.
Cloths ordered for our sales.
Also, lower priced Garments properly cut and made,
and of a correspondingly stylish appearance. Prices
range from $l4 to $9O.
CLOAKING CLOTHS.
From $l3 per yard downwards.
•
Finest Frosted Beavers and Velours.
Finest end lowest Chinchillas.
. Finest Black Tricots and Beavers.
Bobby styles for fine Cloaks:
Finest Overcoatinge in town.
$3 Good Frosted Beavers.
Now Cloths opened dui i
FLANNELS.
t. Shaker " Unsbrinkable Flannels.
Ixtra Pine " Shaker " Flannels:
Extra Heavy " Sbaks rs. " Prices, &Sc. to $1.25.
" Washington " Scarce Flannels, 70 and 75 etc
Bed Twills of extra weight. .
Gray, White, and Blue Twilled Flannels.
flannels supplied by the piece at low prices.
COOPER at CONAN%
So2l'.2trp S. B. cor. NINTH• and MARKET Streets.
id:A-SUPERIOR QUALITY-MANTIL-•
-=• LA VELVETS. of Lyons Manufacture. ,
Very beaky Corded Silks for Cloaks.
hplencid quality Frosted Beaver Cloths.
Black and Colored Velvet Beaver Cloths.
•
Ribbed and Plain Beaver Cloths.
Real Water-Proof Cloths, &c.
Cloaks ready•made, and made to order out of the
above cloths.
Splendid quality long Broche Shawls. '
Shawls and Scarfs in great variety.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
28 South SECOND Street.
TIARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
-I-R One lot Swan's Skin Flannel, all wool, at 56K;
cheaper than Canton Flannel
One lot Swan's Skin Flannel, all-wool, at 63K• ' a de-
Med. I•argain,
Four lots of Marseilles Counterpanes, large size;
pretty pattern and good.
Lead Colored Canton Flannel, 65 and 75 cents; scarce
and desirable.
Ladies' Long Shawls, largest size and best styles;
only $lO At JOHN H. STOKES',
no2l 702 ARCH'Street.
NEW . STILIC FOR 1564-.
ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SHIRTS.
TEE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
EPRINO.
J. I. & J. 0. WEST, No. 97 CHAMBERS STREET,
••• • NEW YORK,
Are the owners of the patent and exclusive manufac
turers of this, '
J. -W. BRADLEY'S
ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
PATENTED DUPLEX
SKIRTS
This invention consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel springs, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, making the toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring ever ut ed, enabling the
wearer, in consequence of its great elasticity and flexi
bility, to place and fold the skirt when lunge as smelly
and with the same convenience as a silk or militia
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only objec
tion to boo skirts, viz: the annoyance to the wearer
as 'well as eget public, especially in crowded assemblies,
carriages, railroad cars, church pews, or in an y crowd ed
place, from the difficulty of contracting them to occupY
ing a small space. This entirety removes the difficulty.
while giving the skirt the usual "full -and symmetrical
form, and is the lightest and most stylish and graceful
appearance for the street, opera, promenade, or hong°
dress. 'A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a single day, will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They are the
beskquality in every part, and by far the lightest; most
durable, comfortable, and economical skirt made. Mer
chants will be supplied as above, and ladies in most
first-class retail stores in this. city and throughout the
different States. •
Sir Inquire for the
DOUBLE BLLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT
BRADLET'S. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT,
Very flexible, folded easily when in use to occupy a
small space, making the most agreeable skirt worn.
For sale by J. M HABLEIOEL
902 CRESTAIIT Street.'
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIET—The greatest improvement we have ever
seen in LADIES' SKIRTS, end an article of
E •
SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE:
. CURWEN STODDART &
. 450,452, and 454 N. SECOND St., ab.
nol7-1m
HOOP SKIRTS.
"OUR OWN MAKE."
628.
The most complete assortment and best quality and
styles in the market. *holesale and retail, at manu
factory,
No. 628 ARCH Street,
Together with the "NEW FLEXIBLE SKIRT," just
out, the wort •Boop Skirt in the market, equal
to the Duplex F.llptie," and at much lower prices.
Also, constantly in receipt of fall lines of low. priced
Eastern-ma de Skirts, lid padded and rivited-15 springs,
El) cents; 20 springs, $1; 25 springs, $1.16; 30 springs,
$1.25: and 40 springs, $L 50.
nol9-6t* Vilf, T. ROPKIXS.
TA GG & SRO., CORNER TENTH AND
PINE,
OPEN FROM AUCTIONS,
B'ARGAINS.
1 lot all , wool plaid French Merinos, $7.1235.
1 lot Shepherd's plaid Mohairs, 60 cents
• 2 lots all-linen bleached Huckahitck Towellings, 60 a
56 cents. -
I lot 7 S fine bleached Shirting Ma stills, 44 cents.,
1 lot brown Linen •Rnckaback Fringed Towels, 50
cents. .
5 lots real Cashmere Broche Scarfs, $2, Z. 50, $3.50, $4,
and $5.
1 lot Gents' Honeycomb all. wool Scarfs, $2. •
1 lot Chenille Scarfs, 75 cents. •
2lots " Merino Undershirts, $1 60 and $2.
1 lot Ladies' Balmoral Cashmere Hose, 60.oents.
2 lote " Black Fqeced Silk Gloves, 50 and 75
cents.
2 lots Ladies' Colored Fleeced Cashmere Gloves, •20
and 21 cents.
1 lot Ladies'Colored Fleeced Embroidered Silk Gloves,
90 cents.
2 lots Gents' fine and heavy French Cloth Gloves,
$l. 25.
. 1 lot Gents' Lined Buckskin Gloves,.sl 60.
Blots LadieS' Invisible Netts. 15. 40, and 60 cents.
1 lot Scotch Balmoral Skirts. full size, $5.
- 1 lot Black Sewing Silk. 20 cents poi. dozen skeins.
Also, Ladies' and Misses' Merino Vests; Gents' Heavy
Fleeced Undershirts; Ladies' Wool Undersleeves, 16
cents; Steel Corset Clasps, 13 cents; VelvetSibbons. all
colors; Ladies' Linen Collars, 10 cents; Gents' Sllk
Scarfs, 75 cents and-$1 50; Bair Brushes, Combs. No
tions, &e.. &a , all under regular prices . nol9-2t
•
6 6 T..!BMAIT.r DE PARIS" IS NOT A
Paint. powder,or paste, but e. most delicious
Preparation that gives both the color and texture of po
41iela d ivory to the skin. EUGENE JOUIN, No. 111
TENTH Street, below Chestnut.
•
44 • T 11MAIL 'DE PARIS" CAN BE
• -&-A osed . biall 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. SOWN, No. 111 MPH Street. below
Chestnut . •
L!EMAIL, DE PARIS " QUICE LY
-R-• and effectually removes those unsightly black
worm specks which detract-so much from-the beac!y of
the skin. E. JOWL 113. - TENTH Street. below
Chestnut. . •
66 1 7 ,'EMAIL DE PARIS" 'IS • ES.
-ILJIPEGIALLY endorsed by Mad'lleTeatvall,
Waller, and many ladies in private life, whose com
mendatory letters, for obvions reasons, cannot be pub
lished. E. JOITIN. 111 S. TENTH Street.
Officers and soldiers whose complexions have become
tanned or bronzed by the exposure incident to a camp
life, will end tl.e '•Email " invaluable.
Orders by mail should be addressed, JARED &
RENE, General Importers, Philadelphia. ocS-mws if
CORSETS .AND BRIRTS:CORSETS
of all iinds. and SHIRTS of latest styles, at Mrs.
STEEL'h, TENTH Street, t belorr Chestnut St. n0123-91.*
GEELT C NTEAL CLOTHING' HOUSE,
MONDAY, NOVEMB
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
SCARCE AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS. FOR LADES' DRUSE3.
,
Wine, Purple, Blue,. and Green Silks.
Wine.
PurPie. Blue, and Green Silk ribbed Poplins.
Wine, Purple, Blue,- and. Green Plain Silk Poplins,
Wine, Purple, Blue, and. Green Irish Poplins.
Wine, Purple, Blue; and Green ribbed Wool Poplins
Wine, Purple, Blue, and Green Empress Cloths.
Wine, Purple, Blue. 4 and Green 'French Merinos.
We hare also
BLACKS ANDBEI,OWNS,
And other colors of thesante goods as tbe above.
Dragnitlcant gay Platiis
FRENOIL,IPISIL ,AND GERMAN POPLINS.
N. B.—Our Storewsll not be opened on Thankesdving
Day. noel-3t
H . STEEL & SON,
Havest-received f.rojn_the Auction Salt% of last week
in Newtora a large lot of
DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, OD OASSEHRES,
Which they will sell at lower prices than they have
been any time this season,
- French Rep Poplins,
- French-Empress Cloth Poplins.
Fine French llierinee„.
Rich Plaid Poplins.
Rich Plaid Cloths.
6 4 Black Queen's Cloths.
8-4 English literinoes, $2, worth $2.51
6 4 EnglishAlerinees, $1.60. worth $2.
' Dress Goods, all grades and qualities, at as low prices.
as any in the city.
- HANDSOME SILKS
A. large assortment of all kinds.
MOIRE ANTIOTTES,
CORDED TAYPETAS. •
FOIL DE SOITS, PLAIN -
.$45000
'At nearly as low priees'as when there was no premium.
1,200 Blanket $1.3 awl s,, Vaught at a tremenAnas loss,all
priies, from $7 to $lB. 88 low as they were sold last
winter.
Black Beaver, Tricot Tinian Beaver.
Gray andlrown Chinchilla..
Black and mode Diagonal Ribbed Cloths,
HABIT CLOTHS,
And one of the choicest assortments of .
CASSIMBRES
that can be found in the city. Rxicee low, no2l-mwfr3t
WINTER GOODS, AT THE LOWEST
V MARKET ISICE.—A largo assortment of long
and square Shawls.
French Merii oes. all colors. '
English Merinoes, 1.% and 2 yards wide, cheap.
DhESS GOODS.—Delaines and Calicoes in variety.
Cloths, Cassimeree, and Satinets, good and cheap.
All kinds of Flannels, and in all qualities. -
Table lawns, Napkins, Towels and Toweling, at
JOHN H. SToICES',
not . - No. 702 ARCH Street.
INSURANCE.
TigRURE YOUR LIFE
S.E. Cot. Walnut and Fourth Sts:,
It is a NOME COMPANY, and profits divided annu
ally. thus aiding the mitred to pay future premiums.
Lad, dividend 00 per cent.
• BOARD OP TRUSTEES.
Alexander Ulm J. Edgar Thomson,
Bon. James Pollock, Hon Jos. Allison,
Albert C. Roberts, Henry H. Bennett.
Samuel T. Bodine, hilip B. Mingle,
Geo. Nugent, John Aikman,
Wm. J. Howard, Isaac Hazlehurst,
Saninel Work.
ALEXANDER WRILLDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORE, Vice President.
nols Smif JNO. S. WILSON', Sec'y and Treasurer
OFFICE OF THE ‘DELLWARE . MU
TUAL SAFETY . INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA. NOPetllllol. 9,111184.. " .
The following statement a the affairs of the: Clow
pany is published in conformity with a provision ofne
charter:
Premiums received from November 1, 1853,
to October 31, 1881:
On Marine and Inland Risks 3424,047 0(1 •
On Fire Ri5k5138,667 18
. _
562,705 08
Premiums on Policies not marked
off, INOTember 1, 1863
Premiums marked off as earned
from November 1, M. to Oc
tober 1, 1864.:
On Marine and Inland Risks
On Piro Risks....
Interest during same period, sal
-1%2 es, dm
Losses, Expenses, Sic., during the
year., .as above. .. _
Narita_
eTr
and lulinavikation - -- - - -:"-- -
Losses ...... 214,291 82
.Fire Losses 49,685 82
Return Premiums 29,204 98
Re-Insurances 9. ,6 9 2.13
Agency 19;064 98
Advertising , Printing, &c .3,6e9 13
•Taxes-11. 8 Tax on Premiums, .
Policy. Stamps. Ac., &c 11,3913 27
Expenses, 'Samos, Rent, Ac.... 14,089 00 -
881,061 28
*This is exclusive of the amount reserved for Taxes
on Dividends and Profits.r•
aft
: ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, 6i0 1 7. 1, 1664.
1100:000-17nited S t ates Five per cent. Loan,
-- • • • 11100.000 00
111,000 Tinned States 6 per cent. Loan, 1881. 118,215 00
76,000 United htates 6 per cent. Loan, 64:45. 76,562 60
100,000 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
Loan 93,666 00
54,000 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
Loan • •-. 56,240 CO
173,060 Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loan• • 122,620 87
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Ist Mortgage
6 per cent. Bonds 22,000 00
60,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mortgage
6 per cent. Benda 63,260 00
16,000 SOO Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
guaranteed by the city of Phibt
delphia 16
. . ..... ,
00 6,500 150 Shares Stock Pennsylvania Rail
road Company 9.100 00
6,000 100 Shares Stock North Pennsylvania
_ Railroad Company 3,060 00
60,000 United' States Treasury Certificates •
of Indebtedness 48,425 00
80,009 State of Tenneesees per cent. Doan— 12.000 00
128,700 Loans on Bond arfd ilfortgage.amply
- secured 122.700 00
V 69,260 Par. C05t,3843,100.50 Market Value. 8457.827 87
Beal Estate ' 16,000 00
Bills receivable for insurances made. ,• • •••• 118,330 42
Balances due at Agencies—premiums on Ma. .
•
rine Policies, accrued interest, and other
debts due the Company . -. 29,793 24
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Comps nies, $3 21i3, estimated. value.. 2,220 00
Cash on deposit with 'United States
Government subject to ten days'
ca 11......... ......... $lOO,OOO 00
Cash on dposit, in 68,114 93
Cash In • 617 66 •
168,892 49
PHILADELPHIA, November 9, 1664. '
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the CAPI
TAL IsTOCK. and SIX PER CENT. interest on the
SCRIP of the Company, payable on and after the let
December. proximo. free of National and State taxes.
They have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND of ,
FORTY PER CENT. on the EARNED PREMIUMS for
the year ending October 51, 1564, certificates for which
will be issued to the parties entitled to the same, on and
after the let December proximo, free of National and
State taxes,
They have ordered, also, that. the SCRIP CERTIFI
CATZS OF PROFITS of the Cftpany for the year
1660, be redeemed in CASH, at the odes of the Com
pany, on and after the let December proximo, all into
rot thereon to cease on that day.
AMP' No certificate of profit. tented under 895, .31/
the Act of Incorporation. 'no certificate shall iiiitts
unless claimed within twopears after the. declaration
of the dividend whereof it 'le evidence."
DIRECTORS.
Thomas 0. Hand, Samuel R. Stokes,
John C. 'Davis, J. F. Peniston,
Edmund A. Souder, Henry Sloan,
Theophilus Paulding, William 0. Boulton, .
John R Penrose, Edward Darlington,
James Tranuair, H Jones Brooke,
Remy C. Dallett, Jr.,. Jacob P. Jones,
James C. Hand,James B. McFarland,
William C. Ludwig, Joehna P. Byre,
Joseph R. Seal, Spencer Mcllvaine,
George G. Leiper, John B. Semple. Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig, A. B. Berger.'Pittebarg.
Robertßurton.
a THOMAS
' • JOHN. 0.
HENRY LYLBERN, Secrete
628.
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OF
pia, • "BALOmortn, Md , Nov ISth, 1861.
SBALBD PROPOSALS in , duplicate will be_ received
at this office intilf 12 o'clock, IL on FRIDAY, Nov.
26th,1864, for furnishing to the Quartermaster's De
partment. one hundred ambulances of the " Wheeling
Pattern. " -
Bidders are required to state definitely the earliest
date at which the con tract can be filled.
Each bid to secure 'consideration must contain a writ
ten guarantee of two responsible persons, as follows':
We of the county of -, State of --. do
hereby guarantee that--- is (or are) able to fulfil a
contract in acoordance with the terms of his (or their)
proposition,. and should • his (or their) proposition be
accepted, he (or they) will at olio. enter into a contract
in accordance therewith, and we are prepared to be
come his ecurities, giving good and sufficient bonds for
its fult lment.
The responsibility of the guarantors' must be shown
by the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court, or of the United States District LttorneY,
.to be enclosed whh the bid.
The Government reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bide considered unreasonable.
Bach person or every member of a firm offering a pro
posal must accompany it with an oath of allegiance to
the United States Government, if he has not already
flied one in this office. •
Proposals =net be ondorsod "Priiposels for Ambu
lances," and addressed to R. M. NEWPORT.
Col and Chief Q. IL,
Baltimore Depot..
(IFFICIC OF ASSISTANT QUARTER
• master Military District of Philadelphia,No.llo3
GIRARD Street, Nov. 1861. •
Sealed proposals will be received at this,oftice until
noon of TUESDAY, 22d inst., for the erection and com
pletion of an addition to the Engine House at the
Schnykill Arsenal, in conformity to plans and specilica-
Mons at the office onlohnMoArthur, Jr. , Architect, No.
203 North Sixth Street. ,—
. Proposals must state 'the shortest time required to
complete the work, and must bo made upon the regular
forms furnished at this &lice.
The United States reserves the right to reject all bids
.deemed incompatible with its interests.
ALBERT S. ASRIII.IIA.D.
Captain and A. Q. M.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING RE
-., IdOVED hie HEAL - ESTATE OFFICE to No. 53
TENTH Street; corner'of Arch, has there reopened hie
REGISTER, in *which the public may enter their
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
And Is prepared to collect INTERESTS, Ground and
Howe BEATS, in every part of the city.
047-2m* WILLIAM GI. BEDFORD.
NATIONAL . „HALL BAB BEEN RE ,
110VATED 11610111/0) election campaign. and is
now ready . to Idiot 'Leanne, Concerts, and other pub.
tic purposes, by. the singlsday, or will be' leased for a
long term. • . ' nolWer
314311:81/1ATMAL INSTRUMENT%
•
Of all kinds. to be had at
- • ,
JAMES W. QUEEN
924 OILICBTNUT Stmt.
-.,•
. • .
. . - •
• . .
. .
S. E. 00R. : SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
lI2VIAL4 4Sc
2G South SECOND Street
Nos. 713 anti 715 North TTNTH Street:
FIGUBED , SILKS.
GREAT BARGAINS SHAWLS
IN THE
ABIV.XLICAN,
PHILADELPHIA.
120,656 76
0. HAND_, President.
DAVIS, Tice President.
nolg-lm if.
ratorosem,h.
"R 2,1, 1864:
NOW READY.
AND HOW HE BECAME A MAJOR GENERAL.
AN AUTHENTIC iirior MAJOR GENERA 'FIN-
Printed on fine white paper, bandeoniely illustrated
with a correct portrait from a photograph furnished by
his parents, and apirited designa by White and by Han.
cock, whilst a cadet at West Point. , •
One of themost interesting hooks published this year
Prize UR" ••• ' , " - 1
, •
AR ELEGANT AND USEFUL BOOK
FOR RUBY FAMILY.
. .
E[ V' 31
FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN,
EY .TIIP. COMPILED. OP
"HYMNS OF THE AGES"
Square 12mo . Gilt top. Printed on laid and tinted
Paper. Beautifully Illustrated by Billings.
Price in exti a cloth, gilt top... $2 25
`` half calf .. . ....... 3 75
full Turkey Antique 4 50
" " Gilt 5 00
It is for sale by all Booksellers, or will-be sent by
mail on receipt of price, by
WALKER, WISE, (Y.l CO.,
no2l-rewf3t PIIBLINEIBBS, BOSTON.
TEE BEST NEW BOOK FOR BOYS.
BY A. REOULAR CONTRIBUTOR TO "THE AT
- • LANTIC.
TriE FERRY BOY.
- .
FERRY BOY.
. •
- The New York indenendent says:
4 ' The perusal of the first chapter compels the perusal
of the second, and so on until the volume is finished and
pronounced unsurpassed of its class. ' ' -
The State doormat says:
" The author of this bbok is understood to be
* *, whose other, works are amongthe most popular
fictions of the day.' He has given all the vivacity to
this book which distinguish his other works, and it
cannot prove other than a very popular as.well as ex
cellent book for Boys, kindling in them a noble ambi
tion to win' a name and fame by the cultivation of their
intellectual and moral capabilities, and by a firm ad-'
herenc6 to justice and truth. "
PRICE $1 50.
For sale by all Booksellers, or sent by mail free oa
receipt of price, by
WALKER., WISE, CO
PUBLISHERS,
no2hmwfBt BOSTON.
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
*IMPORTER, MANUFACTITRER, AND
Having now in store a very large and beautiful tunsort
ment of all the different kinds and qualities of FANCY
FURS FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR, I
solicit a call from those in want.
Remember the name and number;
JOHN FAREERA,
filit ARCH Street, above Seventh.
I have no partner or connection with any other store
In this city. -
. . . oc 3 -4mif
•
1864 F ps.
1864.
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATII 9
(SUCCESSORS TO THE LATE OEO. F. WOMRATH, )
No. 415 Arch Street,
HAVE NOW °rim
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
To which they invite the attention of buyers.
. oc2o-3m
234,472 42
797,177 50
416,264 73
-- 686,821 48
76,6 9 2 68
VURS I FURS ! FURS !
-A: Furs cleaned.from moths, repaired and altered to
I
the IRteet styles at moderate prices, at V>. 113 north
nol£l.3t.
612.344 14
MATHEMATICAL AND MECHANI
-wL
CAL SClENCE.—Studente are improved and ad
vanced:fa required branches of Mathematics, and, by
treatinirequilibrium and velocities separately, are early
introduced to the successful study of Mechanics. P.
STEWART, Private Instructor, 9218 FILBERT Street.
no2l. St*
=2.42 SS
A THOROUGH PREPARATION FOR
any position in the active pursuits of business life
may be obthined at the QUAKER. CITY BUSINESS
COLLEGE, at a xery small expense compared with the
reel, solid advattages afforded- This institution Is.
what its name imports, a SCROOL OF BUSINESS, and
nothing has beenleft undone to place it ahead of all
competition bol has regards the value of the course of
instruction and the elegance and convenience of Its ac
commodations.
Every young man will consult his interests by visit
ing this instlintion.befoto deciding the important ones -
tion, when he shall enter upon a course of study pre
paratory to engaging in business. Business men uni
versally concede the. superiority of the plan and course
of instruction adopted, and a diploma from this College
is the best Introduction to positions of honor and profit.
Separate Departments for Book-keeping. Arithmetic,
Penmanship, the higher Mathematics and Telegraph
ing, under the supervision and direction of experienced
and educated teachers.
. .
Circulars and catalogues of over axe hundred ..eta
dents in attendance thP oast year on application it the
office, ground floor, TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
nNO-2t•
IitCiONS WANTEDTWO. ORTHREE
-KA , • 17NPURNISEIBD ROOMS desired by Gentleman
and "Wife, without Children and without Board. Loca
tion west of Tenth, and from Pine to
.Areh. Address
' at this °Rice. • no2l-20
PERMAI O I EN T FIRST CLASS .BOARD
...- dealrable 2d:6tory front room vacant. Refe
rence mailed. Apply at 141.7 SPRUCE Bt. it*
BOARDING .-A LARGE BECOND.
.story room. with BOARD. Reference real:are&
No children. Pic. 2.68 South FOURTH Street. nol9-30
BOARD. -A LARGE SECOND•STORY
-a-. BACK ROOM communicating with a bath-room,
together with Board, may be obtained at 269 filoatb
FIFTH Street. DO'l6-11
$1,201.664 02
FINE INVA.TORES, JEWELRY,
. • .
SILVER, ND PLATED WARE,
CORNER 'ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
Brooches, glove Buttons, Armlets, Bracelets, Scarf
' Pine and Rings, Tea Bete, Ice Pitchers,
Waiters, Goblets, iorks,
Spoons, Sm.
AB- Watches repaired and Warranted. 014 "doid,
Diamonds, and Silver bought
n0194m HARRISON.JARDEN.
is WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY. • - •
SOLID SIL"
'ft WXRE.
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
•nolo-180' 1808 MARKET Sliest. FlZladefilla•
To DEALERS IN AND CONSUMERS
A- OF CHOICE GRAPES.—We have jut received di
rect from BIBLE! & HOMER, Put in-Bay Island, Lake
Erie, a large supply of the finest CATAWBA GRAPES
that have been sent to our market this season They are
from the most celebrated 'vineyards on • the Island,
and both as regards- flavor and size, are superior to
am grown in our country.. • • . •
We would invite connoisseurs to call and . examine.
For sale in lots to'suit purchasers, by
JAMES HOMER cfc,' SON,
noia6t• SEVENTH and NOBLESts
•
HORSES ! HORSES ! .HORSES
arARTERHASTES GENERAL'S OPPICS,
'FIRST DIVISION, WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1864.
HORSES, suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service,
will be-purchesed at Giesboro Depot, in opn market,
till DECBMBER 1, 1664
Home will be delivered to Captain L. Lowry Moore,.
A. Q. M., and be subjected to the nsnal Government in.
spection before being accepted.
Price of Cavalry Horses, $175 each. •
Price of artillery Horeee, $lBO each.
Payment will be made for six (6) and more.
JAMES A. ERIN,
' Colonel in charge Firet Divieion,
13 016- tas Quartermaster General's Office.
pIIRE PALM OIL SOAP.—THIS SOAP
Is made of pure/fresh Palm Oil. and Is entirely a
vegetable Soap; more suitable for Toilet use than those
made from animal fat. In boxes of one dozen cakes,for
61 per box. Manufactured by
GEO. M ELKINTON & SON.
No. HO MAEGARETTA Street, between Front and
Second, above Calle • ; 11. je6;6m
REIMER'S ELEGANT AND ARTIS
TIC etylei COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS arejlne
specimene of the photographic art. Likenessee accu
rately and naturally colored, only $1.50. SECOND
Street, above Green I.* .
TVORYTYPES.-NONE EXCEL • • •Iff.
beauty of style, naturalness .
'of
light and color, than those made by 11.F.RBIIRBR,at
gal ery, 624 ARCH Street. • It*
SUPERB STYLES PORTRAITS, PER
FECTLY accurate and lire-like in coloringß. F.
REIMER% superior styles li(e. size PHOTOGRAPHS.
in oil colors. See specimens at 824 ARCH St. le.
GUNS, PISTOLS, SKATES.
PHILIP WILSON do CO..
• •
409 CHESTNUT Street.
Manufacturers and Importers of
Fine Gene, Pistols, - '
Gunning and Fishing Tackle,
•. Canes, Powder, Shot,
Wads, Caps, Atc.
Gnike Restocked, Rebored, and Repaired in the bee
manner.
SKATES ()FALL KINDS.
see-if Sm
409 CUESUNDT Street..
MACKEREL,
—2 t doo bbla. Mare. Noe. 1,2, and 3 kfttak46ll;
late-eanght fat fish, in assorted packages. •
2,000 bbla. New Eastport, Fortune Bay, and Hand
Herring. bones . 2.500 xes'lmbec, Soiled, and No. IHerrlng.
160 bbls new Mess Shad.
250 boxee Herkimer county Cheese &c.
In store and for sale by IdIIRPHY & KOONS,
jal9-tf No. 146 NORTH WHARVES.
FAMILIES, HOTELS, DYE-HOUSES,
-A- unsupplied with the Universal Cog:wheel
Clothes- wringer—the best and only reliabletorsnger
will And it to their interest to use one of these Invalu
able labor and clothes. BaVing utensils. For sale whole
sal e and retail, by 8.-L. BURNHAM. Manufacturer's
Agent. No. 27 Sonth.SIXTH Street. nol2-1m
TASTEFUL ANESUBSTANTIAL ULOTHELYG
NEW PUBLICATIONS:'
IiFIETiII, THE TAIVIER'S SON,
By MAJOR PBN2IIMAIf
FIELD sooTr 1L MM'
AST-IMEA3) & EVA.NS,
PUBLISHERS,
No. .724 CHESTNUT Street
FANCY FURS.
JOHN FA.ItEIA,
PO. 118 ARCH Street, Above Seventh Street,
At hie old established Mori.
DEAT•TCIi IN FANCY FURS
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
EDIICATIONAI.
BOARDING.
WANTS.
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE MOST
popnlar and rapid-selling SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
published, including The Nurse and Spy in the Union
Army, Sacred Biography, Standard Historyof the War,
Tayruan's Assistant, 410. Send for Clrcalars. Address,
With stamp, JONES BROS. & CO..
s
600 CHESTNUT St , Philadelphia, Pa.
A YOUNG MAN, WHO H&S SERVED
+J... three years in the army, wishes employment. Has
been In the Orocery Business four years ; also in a hard
ware store. Beet of references even. Address Era-
DlOYmont. ei Press Office. n019.2ts
TOTO PETROLEUM COMPANIES AND
mums. —A. practical business man, thoroughly
acquainted with the construction and operation of Ma
chinery, with much experience in the erection of fac
torise, boring Art eaters wells. and the working of Petro
leum and other oile, and who is competent to make his
own plane for buildings, machinery, drc.. would en
gage as agent and. practical =natter, or join parties
abcut to engage in the Petroleum business. Address.
for *two weeks. "Petroleum," care of JOY, COZ. dr.
CO.. UN BUB It BUIL DINGS. New York. no2l et
'WANTED TO RENT; BY THE FIRST
OF JANUARY—A. STORE. on first floor, on Mar
ket street, between Second. and Sixth streets. 'Address
Box 2..i01, Post.Oflice. stating location and rent n021.-tt
IV:ANTED WOODEN' VATS;
•T eapableof tioldhurfrosnll . oo to SOO gallons. address.
atatinemilLe and oondltion. •' New England, ' care of
S. M rsTTSNOILL & CO.. corner of BEEKIffieN St.
and Park Row, New York.
T OG-WOOD CIITTERS.-WANTED
-&-• k WOOD CIITTRit. Address
.„ stating . size. price
and name of maker, 'New England, care of B. M.
PRITENGILL & CO., corner ItEfinllAN Bt. and Park
Now, New York.
TO PAPER-MAKERS. - WANTED.
Two RAG ENGINES M. inch or 42-inch rolls, in good
order. Address, stating age, condition, price, and name
of maker. " New England." care of b. M. PETTE Sf-
G I & CO., corner of BEEKMAN.St and Park Row,
Neu York.
WANTED-BOILERS AND STEAM
PIPE and TANKS wanted. Boilers of the follow
ing sizes: 12 feet diameter, 20 feet long; also, another
boiler 8 feet diameter. 20 feet long, and three Iron Tanks
of 9 feet diameter, 6 feet in depth; also. an Iron Pan 6
feet'detp, 9 feet wide, 27 feet long; 200 feet of 2 inch
Steam_Pizie: 'Address ' . New England, "'care of B. M.
?MENG= & CO. BEEKBILN St. and Park. Row.
New York..: It lt
WAN T - AN IMPORTING
Y • House, a strong, active YOUTH, to do anything
connected with the business: must come welt recom
meostnded .
ce Apply in handwriting of applicant. Box 107,
Y Offi. • it*
ANTED-=BY A. PERSON OF GOOD
b u si ness qualifiCatiOllP, an interest pi "
Partner
in some well. eats blished hottEe.. Address "Ac tive,
at this o ffi ce. Give real name and. amount of capital
required. no3l-m sr( 3t*
7ook - ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
baying experience in BOOK-KEEPING, a set of
s to keep, or copying of some kind to occupy his
evenings, which are disengaged. •
Beet of referenco furnished. Address Box WO, Post
Office. nol9-smw3V
WANTED, BY THE FIRST:-OF
..NUARY. a SALESMAN in an established Boot
and Shoe House on MARKET Blreet. None otter tnan
an A No. 1 Salesmen need apply. Address "Boots and
Shoes Pre/corneal nolll-3t*
Wr ANTED-A FURNISHED SECOND
T T' Story Front Room. with Board, by a gentleman
and wife, located between VINE and SPRUCE, and
THIRD and BROAD Streets. References exchanged..
Address Box 21435. P. 0. nolB
WANTED—FROM - lei OF JANUARY
V NEXT, by an Established Wholesale Boot and
Shoe House, TWO SALESMEN who can influence agood
country trade. Liberal Salary will ti paid to efficient
men. Address "Merchant," Press office. nolB 3t*
WANTED -$125 A. MONTII
AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
SHAW &_OLARK SIXTEEN DOLLAR FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE, the on/y low price Machine in the
country which is liceneed, by Grover & Baker,
Wheeler
& Wilson, Bowe, Singer & Co., and Baehelder. Salary
and expenses, or large commissions allowed All other
Machines now sold for lees than forty dollars each are
infringements, and the seller and user liable. Illus
trated circulars sentfree. Address SBAW & CLARK,
no2I • BIDDEFORD. Maine.
WANTED- SEWING MACHINE
AGENTS I Eve ry where to introduce the new
SHAW & CLARK FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the
only low-price machine in the conntry which is licensed
by Grover it Ulcer, Wheeler & Wilson, Howe. Singer.
&Co , andßachelder. Salary and expenses, or large
commissions allowed. 211 other Machines now sold
for less than forty dollars each are infringements, and
the seller and user liable. Illustrated circulars sent
five. Address, SHAW & MARX; Biddeford, Maine.
nolii.d&w:ina •
WANTED, AGENTS,-AGENTS IN
every County, atWO c moth, expenses paid, to
introduce fi f teen new and tißeful articles, the best gell
ing ever offered. For particulate, address OTIS T.
GARRY, BIDDLFORD, MAINS. . 0c.25-d&W3m
mm WANTED—BY A. SMALL FAMILY,
without children, a comfortably.furnished Rouse.
in the city or -at West' Philadelphia. with a Stable and
Carriage Howe attached (if possible), for three or four
horses and two carriages, for six or more moAths, and
for which a liberal rent would be paid.
In case a furnished bongo may not -be had,'au nutnr
ntsbed one, with carriage house and stable as above,
would be taken.
Address : !' QaestionabiliV? at The Press office. lt•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
To LET--
- THE UNABLE HUMES STUD,
187 NORTH THIRD STREET,
OPPOSITE CHERRY.
.PIVESTORIED, BROWN-STONE FRONT.
Apply on pus Premises. non-U
•
DUBLIO. SALE OF THE PITTSBURG
& MIN ERSITILLE PASSENGER RAILWAY. —The
undersigned, on account of the pressing nature of his
private business, is compelled to make sale of the•Pitta
burg & Minersville Railway at Public Auction. The
Rahway comprises four miles of flat rail, (single line/.
weighing 93 The per y amt. and 276 miles of trail, (single
line),weighiag 21) lbs 'Ter yard, amounting in all to l8i)
tons. There are seven care, all with new wheels; thir
ty-two valuable horses, with all the.necessary harness;
blacksmith shop, with 'complete set of tools; stables,
with horse power for grinding corn, etc, ; feed cutters,
desk, stove, and everything necessary to carry on a
passenger railway successfully. The entire road, from
the corner of Market and Fourth, city of Pittsburg, to
the terminus In Minersville, is now in better condition
than It has been for years; and, order careful manage
ment, will pay' a handsome dividend on the invest
ment. The charter of this road is a very liberal one,
giving the right to charge a higher rate of tare than any
other passenger railway in the city.
The sale will positive/ y take place in the city of Pitts
burg. at the Commercial Saiesroome of Mr. Mcllwaine.
on TUESDAY. Nov. 29th, at 734 P. M.
TE rine, one-half cash, residue in ten years, to be se•
cured by.bond and mortgage, with interest at the rate
of 7 per cent , payable sem . annually.
no2l. 6t - WM. 4. HEREON.
•FOR SALE-THE GOODWILL..AND
Furniture of a Ant• class DAY and BOARDING
• .801100L, now in .full operation. Address "Principal
Of Seminary," Woodbury, N. J. non-mwflSt*
(lIL LANDS AND.INTERESTS-1N
_`—' VINANGO COUNTY, Pennsylvania., and in WIRT,
NITOBIE. and PLEASANTS COUNTIES, West Vir
faints. A cbolce selection of valuable properties, for
,sale at moderate prices by •_. E. JONES, •
- noll3-6t* No. 504. WALNUT r treat.
FOR: . SALE •
—$11;000 - .'sTO••• LOAN—ON
Mortgage; alto, $2,000, $5,000, and $9,000, and other
STIME, want'd on farms neßr-the clty. Apply to E.
PETTIT, 323 WALEUT Street. nol9-2t*
•
TO LET-7-OFFICES' ON THE FIRST
-a-
door of the Granite 13aildinc, (formerly old Post
Once,) Dock street; below Third. •
Also, the fifth and sixth stories of same Imildinc,
with Whirl power. .
The store 611 Chestnut street, (Commonwealth Build
ing.) Offices on second Door of same building. Also,
the third story of the building.
THOS. H. CONNSLL,
Counting House of Dr. D. Jayne & Son,
nol7-6t* IVo. 242 CHESTNUT Street.
FOR SALE-FARMS IN ALL
LO
CALtTIES.—Persona wishing to engage in farm
trig.next apt Ina now is the.time to purchase.' Call and
examine ins Ref:littera Farms. E. PETTIT, 323 WAL
NUT Street. nol9-2t•
tits FOR , SALE—VALUABLE FA.RII,
;AL no acres. near Mount Holly. Number in Camden,
Gloucester. and Burlington counties. Call and examine
Register of New Jersey farms. E. PETTIT, 323 WAL
NUT Street. . nel9-25 •
gla FOR SALE-DESIRABLE . 00IIN
-a- TRY PLACE, 23 acres, at railroad station, Penna.
R. R.; few miles out; first-class buildings; great variety
of fruits, large grapery, &e. , E. PETTIT, 323 Wile'
NUT Street. nol9-2t*.
fFOR BALE - DESIRABLE BUCKS
FOR
FARM.* 80 acres, railroad station on the
premises; superior buildings. B. EISTET, 323 WATA
fiIIT Street.nol9-2t*
. .
mit FOR SALE—VALUABLE DELA.,
ware-front FARM, contatniaglaTaores; first-close
"farm buildings Vraiiroad station on the promisee. IL
. PETTIT, 323 WALNUT Street. _ nol9-2ts
gni FOR SALE-VALUABLE IitIONT
-s- 00 - MERY COUNTY FARM, one half mile from
Railroad Station and turnpike, 12 miles out. 95 acres.
E. PETTIT, 323 WALNUT Street. , nol9-2r,
459 NORTH THIRD STRERT.,-,
i•Tbree-story arielc• DWELLING. with three-story
back bcilldickg, 20 feet front by 120 feet deep to a, Ina
ktreet, three-story briak building . on the rear.
. H. OSLER.
no2l-3t 5 142 South THIRD Street, second Hoor..
da:. FOR SALE—ARCH STREET., .
mat. meet of-. Tenth, two large ilret-class dwellings.
$23,000 and $25 000.
Splendid double mansion on Chestnut street. Large
front and deep lot. $lO,OOO.
Large side-yard dwelling on Seventh, above Spring
Garden street; lot 44 by 95. 312 SW.
- Splendid four-story brown-stone front dwelling on
Spruce, west of Seventeenth. $28.000.
.Elegant four-story dwelling on Tine, west of Seven
teenth. Marble up that story. 1210.500.
Etat four-story dwelling on Arch, west of Twenty
first; lot 18 by no to a street. 90,000_
Neat lour. story dwellings on Pine, west of Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets. 812.500 each.
Besides near 2,000 other city properties. Call or send
for catalogue. GEO. C. MILLER.
Real Estate Broker, •
nol9-20p • 154 SIXTH Street.
IeFOR SALE.-ONLY $4,600 FOR A.
twelve-roomed Dwelling on Sixth, north of
Thompson ; lot 19 by 90.
Only $4.600 for the neat dwelling 1642 Pine street,
With dwelling on rear: lot 18 by 100, to Helmuth street.
MILLER
nol9 2t 3p 154 N. SIXTH Street.
e t FOR SALE-THE NEAT AND
convenient Dwelling. No. 1.508. MOUNT 'VERNON
Street. or it will be exchanged for a Germantown pro
perty of same value - For others, see _North American
-and U. S. Gazette.
B. F. GLENN. 123 S. FOURTH Street.
nol9 and S. W. cor SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
ICHESTER COUNTY.-FORM
SALE—A valuable Chester County FARM
known as the Rickman Farm, Willistosvn township,
.16 miles out, 3 miles from Green Tree, &c., on Pennsyl
vania Railroad; 187 acres of land, 40 of which are wood
land, watered by Crum creek and several springs of
water. Fine large double Stone MANSION. 14 rooms;
tine double-deciter Stone Barn, with overshoot; or
chard of selected fruit; dwelling for farmers; spring,
and other buildings. A superior business Farm; will
feed forty steers.
JAS. R. 'CUMMINS, 501 WALNUT Street.
N. B.—Call for Catalogue of Delaware and Chester
Couitty Farms, containing prices. no2l-6t
FOR. SALE-AN EXCELLENT et
+FARM ,of 110 Acres, at Union Station, on West
Jersey. Railroad, 20 miles from Camden. Good laid-
Loss and good toil. Price )ow and terms easy.
Also, a number of first- clads Farms within a few
miles of Philadelphia. B. F. GLENN,
non ' 123 South FOUSTEL Street.
0 Sl,Eft, Jr. ,
H. •
PETROLEUM LAND AGENCY,
142 S. Third Street, Second Floor,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE.
Lancia in Ponnayliania, Virginia, Ohio, and. Kentucky.
not 3t.•
STEAM • D WATER GAUGES-THE
N- 1 largest aaiortnient Philadelphia—constantly on
band. 'E. BROWN, WALNUT Street. no7-11n"
BRICKS FOR - SALE-ALSO, POT
TEM' CLAY7'-d'pPly 10 J. & T. GILLSSPIE.S OI
South THIRTEEN.TH Street, or at Brickyard. TWEN
Y•FIFTH and WHARTON. . . nolgar
LT REASONABLE PRIOIIB3
It-4
Lk)
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Lessee and Manager JOHN T. FORD.
(ale° of Holliday-street Theatre. Baltimore: Yore's
New Theatre, Washington, and the Alexandria (Va.)
Theatre.
Mr. Ford finds pleasure in announcing that he has
leased this maanilleent Art Temple
FOR SIX WEEK%
For the express purnos or i od est •
EDWIN FORREST,
In his matchless A PTA ‘maii o,l 2 of
In CORIOLAIIIIS,
Ehtkopearer a tragedy of that title:
FOE THE ilns? TIRE I PHILADELPHIA.
Rational care has been taken to render the &Moult
prodnetloneAfsthirta OF SHAESPEARE s
m -PIECE
Complete and perfect.in all ita dramatic and mechani
cal details. - • .
MUCH . OF THE SCDNERS. IS IIiNTIRELY NEW,
and from the pencil of the emir ub acenic artist.
C.I.ILES S. AVE, E.
THE CoSTIIMES, . • •
APPOINTMENTS;
WAY. CHARIOTS,
WEAPONS AND - •
• PARAPHERNALIA.
Were expressly manufactured for the play, from e 0...
rest historical deflate, and It is thought, wID 140ve lea
their ensemble effect
SURPAs.SINGIX BEAUTIFUL.- - - -
It is an attempt to II tuetrate the power and beauty dr.
Shakspeare's Art, with every accessory which the =NV
liberal enterprise can command from the highest thea
trical skit/, and the manager con dent hopes. that
the effort may be deemed worthy the patronage and
the Lasting remembrance of every lover of " The Bard
of AU Time."
THE OAST OF THE PLAY
is notably full and brilliant.
The tragedy concludes with
THE MURDER OF CORIOLANDS,
and a magnificent ) enreeentatiou of his honorable
FUNERAL PYRE.
.According to Plutarch, the Voiscians, after that
killing - of " Cloriolanue," dressed him in his general's
robes and la'd his corpee on a ma geificent bier, wtuq.
was carried by such young officers as were most dis
tinguishsd for their martial exploits. Before him were
borne the spoils lie had taken from the enemy. the
crowns lie bad 'gained, and the plans of the cities he
had taken. • In this order his body was laid on the pile:
when the pile was consumed they gathered up hia
ashes, which they interred on the spot, sad erected a.
magnificent monument there.
The Box Sheet. for the sale of secured places, new
open, between the hours of 9 and 4) o'clock.
Admission, 50 and 25 cents.
Secured Seats 60 cents additional.
noI9 2t PHILIP WARREN. Treasurer.
EW CHESTNIIT-ST • THEATRE
• CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWE LEM
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
November 24 and. 22,
rroduetion,after months of prerarettoui at as
- ACTUAL , COST OF 2,000 DOLLARS. -
ACTUAL COST OF 2,000 DOLLARS
Of Dion Bov.eicatat's thrilling sensati ona l a mino.
styled • _ .
PAIIVRETTE ;
PAU VRETTE
PA OVEt ATTE ;
FAOVRET PE;
PA UVRETTS;
PAUVRETTE;
Or. Tinder the Snow.
• Or, Under the Snow.
Or, Under the Snow.
Or, Uni er the Snow.
With new and magnificent Scenery by Richard EL.
Smith and assistan:s, correct and beautiful Costumes
by MIT. Bicker and Resistants. Origtnal Music by Birig
fold, novel Mechanical Effects by Joseph Stratum and.
assistants, Pyrotechnics, Properties, and accessories
by John Duey and assistants. and a
OAST OF GREAT EVENNESS AND STRENGTH.
The performance to conclude with the Farce of
BROTHER BILL. AND ME.
ON 7 IL ANKEGIVINe AFTERNOON,
A GRAND FAifILY MATINEE,
Virhen the Beautiful 'Drama of
THE FORTY THIEVES
will be cremated for the last time most.poSitively.
Price of admission to the Thanksgiving Festival, /8
cents, to all parts of the hone& Children A 5 cents.
DOora oven at US, to commence at 23i o'clock.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Soy. 26.
Thirteenth Regular Grand Family Matinee.
WALNIIT•STREET THEATRE,
SECOND
engagement of WEEK.
Of the brilliant engagement of the able. yonng ant
beautiful Actress Lucrus WESTERN. who will ap
pear THIS (Monday) EVENING, and during the week.
In the remarkably powerful play, written exprassly fog
her by 0. W. 'Tavleure, Esq.. entitled
EAST LYNNE, OE THE ELOPEkIENT.
In.which 'AfISS LUCILLE WESTERN _
will Impersonate the double characters of
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
• Box Office open from 9 till 3 Curtain rises at 73g.
ABS. JOEIT MOVE NEW ARCH
am- STREET. THUMB. • •
LAST WEEK LAST virmur
Of Mr. and . Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
MONDAY.VIIESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY.-
TEE LAKES OF KILLARNEY and.
• • YANKEE COURTSHIP.
Mr. and Mrs. BARBEY WILLIAMS
IN YOUR CHARACTERS, SONG! AND DANCES.
GREAT BILL FOR THANNSGIVING.
AT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
altE
NJ% WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.
Directriies .....Mrs. CHAS. WARNER.
' formerly Mrs. Dan Rice. )
Equestrian Director.... ... ....P. H. ROSTOW-
Beeldes the celebrated SHERWOOD FAMILY, and
the remainder of the popular artiste Troupe. there will
appear, for the •first time, on THIS EVENING, and.
every evening during the week. Prof. HIITCEIINSON
and his CELDBRATID TRAINED DOGS. Also, Messrs.
0. H. HUTCHINSON and JOHN H. MURRAY. wonder
ful Gymnasts and , Acrobats, and also Mr. WM. KEN
NEDY, a very opular versatile Clown.
It will he a week of splendid entertainments, unpar
aletled in the history of the circus in al merida.
WEDNESDAY and SA.TURD AY AFTER
NOONS, a nd extra performances on THANRSGIVINGE
DAY.
Prices remain the same. First Tier, 5D cents; Second
Tier, 25 cents.. Commence 7.40 every evening; 2 30 af
ternoon. no2l-6t
•
ASSEMBLY BUILD.INGS. .
s. W. 'CORNER. TENTH AND CHESITHPF
• STREE
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 23. 1864.
et half past three o'clock.
SECOND CLASSICAL MATINEE. . .
Br THE •
PHILADELPHIA CLASSICAL QIIINTETTE CLUB.
Messrs. GAERTNER, JARVIS, CROSS, PLAGEMANN,,
and SCHMITZ.
PROGRAMME.
. Grand Trio in D Minor, Op. 49 Mendelssohn.'
Quartette, No. I, in G • ' Mozart.
Violin Soio Concerto in E Minor Rode.
Quintana Op. 4, in E Flat ' Beethoven.
Subscription list for the season of Twenty Ave Mati
nees is at the Music Store of-Mr. J. E. Gould, Seventh
and Chestnut streets, whore engagements for pablie
or private performances, in or out of town, can be made
for the services of the Club. Proprietors of Schools oaa
make special Subscription terms.
'Single Tickets, to be had only at the door, Fifty
Cents. - nol9-4t
ANFORD'S NEW OPERA:IIOIMR,
P•I MOE Street, below Third.
----OPEN-FOR THE SEASON.
_L
FANDIL.S. SANFORD Proprietor Sad Manger.
SANFORD'S OPERA TRODPE,
The largest and best Minstrel CorePanYlll existence.
Sanfordappears in Songe,Dances,•and his Barlesquag.
Doors open quarter to 7; commence quarter to S.
Admission 25 cents; Orchestra 5+3 cents; Boxes
and V. noIS-I8
CHESTNUT-STREET . OPERA HODIMI L
v No. 1221 CHESTNUT Street.
ALLIDTSON .k HINCKEN • • .--.Propikgsak,
MORAN'S MINSTRELS
appear every evening In an elegant
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Doors open at 7, commencing at S o'clock "'radio*:
Admission 25 cents.
Reserved seats, which can he secured. froni .10 kg IC
o'clock, 60 cents. trod
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TSB
-LA- AND CHESTNUT Streets.
TEMPLE OF. WONDERSt SIGNOR ELITE
EVERY EVENING, AND
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONL
Change of Performance Constantly.
Seat s, 60
Admissn
i on ,
26 Cents. Cbildran, lb Cants. Baum&
cents.
Itveninn Performances commence et 734. Aftoracenr.
at & . . os3-tt
(lERMANIA. ORCHESTRA. --PITBLIa
NJ' REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 33i o'cloeit
P. M., at MUSICAL TUb D HALL. Single Tickets. 15
cents. Six Tick6ta, $L to be nad at Gon , d's,
and Meyer's Basic Stores. and at the Hall. no7-ti
CHRIST. REJECTED.--
This admirable picinre. the greatest production aC
the painter West. is now on exhibition at the ACADEMY .
OF. F.IDIS ARTS. 1025 CHESTRUT Street. together
with the entire collection of the Institution. Admittatioe
twenty-five cents. *at-2m*
THE ACADEMY OF FINE A. Rife ' s .
-a- ORESTLITIT Street. &Wye Tenth. Is OPEN DAUM.-
for •isitore, from 9A. M. to 6P. M.
TO YOUNG AOTRESSES.—YOUNG
-a- actresses who are little accustomed to the use of
"stage. making-up" will find that the "Email de
Paris!'. Will remove all the evils rt salting from the use
of paints, powder, and rouge. The " Email" is not &-
paint, but it preserves and beautifies the skin. by re—
moving all. lack spots and impurities. and is endorsed:
by Wile Vestvali, Mrs. D. P. Bowers. Mrs. BMWS
Waller, and many other aotresees of talent and beauty.
EUGENE JODIE, No. 111 South TENTH Street. below
Chestnut, id the only agent in this city. nolft-mwett
THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD WILL
sice.theti Fifth Annual Ball at MUSICAL FUND
HALL an MONDAY EVENING, December 12. h, 11161.
Tickets ODE DOLLAR each,lo be had of the mem
bers or at the Door on the evening of the BaU
JERI' fl BERGIN,
Chairman ComMittee.
JOBM DOPE, Treasurer.
E. DouoirgaTv, Secretary_. no2l-2,,*
LOST AND WOLIND.
../ . ...., 11 , 1 0 ,1 1, 1 W•MIN•04.410.1101101•••• •
.OB I TOPT. SUNDAY; GOING ;FROM
Sixth and Aril, along Sixth, to 'Chestnut. , durleg
the are, a CIRCULAR PIN, with a DIAMOND CLUS—
TER of NINE DIAMONDS, In the centre, on .a black
ground. A liberal reward, if returned to 3011 South
ELEVENTH Street. • -
"FORT, ON: :-BATIIRDAY MORNING,
while goirg frotiliftb street aid Girard avenue to:
Fourth and Cbcetnnt • streets.. an AMETHYST SE,II.
MU% with the name •• Harry " engraved on it. The
tinder, by retun lug it to No. 1009 RANDOLPH -
Street. will receive a 11):•eral reward anti.tha th:inks of
the owner. " no'll.-2t*
410 REWARD.-LOST, A SABLE'
• . 001.1.A.R, in itiduein a car down Spruce
to • Thirteenth etreet.i - and,waUtitur from thence to.
Chestnut. above Twelfth. on Saturday evening The
finder will .pleasa.return it to Na. 1820 SPEETCS
street. ' . . • • • • . It*
•
3
50 REWARD . -LOST-ON. TUES.,
DAY LTBNING. between the Continental Ho f .
tal and Walnut-atreet Wharf, a Lady's Leatker SATOH . —
EL, containing a parcel of Black Guipure Lace, of great
value, a Pocket Handkerchief, trimmed .with Valen—
ciennes and marked "C. E. " alsoZa complete pack
age of the " Email de Parse . '' Any one retnrnirg itto
125 FRAICSI.IN Street will receive the above reward
nolS-3ts
• PERSONAL.
INFORMATIONE WANT D. TEUT
undersigned - desires to hoar from the sister of
Staples, Deputy Cherif of El Dorado county, California.
She is supposed to reside in Philadelphia. Mr. Staples
was murdered while in the discharge of his
duties. His effects are awaiting delivery.
Jalf)ls B• HUME, Sheriff's Office.
Placerville:EL - Dorado county, Cal.
Klertr .:7VeSMMVS
a oIS-Im
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Not only UNNICCELEED but UNEQUALLED in purity
of Tone and Power, designed especially for Chnrohen
and Schools. but found to be equally well adapted 10:
the Parlor and Drawing Room. For sale only by
X. 11 BRUCE,
No. 13 North SEVENTH. Street.
Also. a complete assortment of the Perfect Melodeon.
constantly on baud no2l-3m
•
DECKER B ROT PI
• T ANOS. —The public, and particularly' the
profession, are invited to examine these beaettitel
in
strnmeats, which ere meeting with such an unparal
led degree of popiavity and sale in New York, and.
wherever known. The desideratum so long striven
for, i e the strength of the iron. and sororousnees of
the 'wooden frame so happily attained by them, renders
their Pianos incomparable with any others The un
qualified testimonials of each names as Wolfsohn.
Mills, Mason, Heller. Thomas, Zundel, and scores of
others, amply establish their high rank. For sale OIL
by W. J. COCHRAN, 908 CHESTNUT Street. Also t .
a large assortment of other new and se cond-han d.
PiIIIICIF, for sale and to rent. • - nol9-Sue
DENTISTRY. • DR BASSET '
4 ••• ••Ineerts ARTIFICIAL VIET!? on Gold, Silver.
Vulcanite, from Vi to f4O. Teeth filled, 60 cents. and.
upwards. Repairing. References. Office, 245
1
INTEL
Street, below Locust.
011149 t, SPZOTACLES,
JAiIVIES W. QUEEN & 00. 1 8,,
sait2m 924 cmarrwirr stray,
•• • •
FOR ALBANY A,Na' TROY - ,
4. 4 11,4 1-' VA. DELAWARE AND RARIT 01 CANAL.
Tbe 'Barge J, STACK POLE, pan t s ,. is now
loading at Orrt wharf below Spruce street; and will
Bail for the above points on AtONDAY, November 21et.
at 6 o'clock P. M. •
For freight, which 'will be taltenina reasonable terms.
.syry to . D. L FLANAGAN, Agent,
No. 304 South DELAWARE &germs
DEPARTMENT IVA 017,STOBE WO,UNk,
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