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wi:IIAL NOTICES.
(,-,Trls, SORB TECROAT, BROX.'
Coup, Whooping Cough, and inel.7
V. however esvetely develnped; ere
~axly short time by Dr. BAraTN9'S
PP OF wiLp CHVIRY, a medicine
related as universally known. Tre•
SSE Si SON, ;ie. 330 north SIXTH
— BOB STEcx & Co.'s -
PIANO r •-• 111
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CABINET ORGANS.
'T 500 each of t hese floe
moo tip have been ;sold ORGANS.
r G., and the demand 18 CAB Di ST
:autly increasing, ORGANS.
.ale only by C4RI NST
,T E. Gone., OROAN.
NTH. and l; HBe_' INUT Ste. Oa SI SST
`," a. , le-tf 0130AAS.
P.SIDENT ELECT.
DARR OF TOWER HALL.
I* won the noble prize
ich roar patient signs hare preet,
fears no tonne ,- rise
thrill the boosts
. earth's greatest hard.
to each sorerelga proud,
your eta ion grand
the obscurer crowd.
,leer, and constant cap
, . of your bosom be,
v. F, the weight to bear
1 -
r~t`rlicity is known
• • ahem the fates assign
alone,
.77,c.0u5, than a golden mine.
tome, although in state
the White House outshone,
contemplate,
t::!E. , .1 that It Is all his own.
cola and wholesome fare,
/:: ti,iith he boasts no robe of power,
hrlsrisoute , well-made, clothing wear,
prOf,llfed from BRNNETT 9 B Tower.
Ready-made G trments, equal is
?l,ltr, fit, material, and workmanship,
measure, at S 6 to to per cent. lower
a full and complete assortment of the
..; •.O,EI the market, purchased for cash, at
• •, •, of as season, and sold for cash only,
:L.', lowest prices possible. •
, TO WEB HALL, •
No. 51.6 MARKET Street,
BINNET r & Co.
iTi'M KNOWN RESTORER Or COLOR
T BAIR DRESBINO COMBINED.
Sure Preventive of Bo Mama.
: AO' Color _Restorer and Dressmg."
aim ilea Color Restorer and Dressing."
;In restore gray hair to its original color.
will make It grow on bald heads.
resthre the rataral accretions.
Eli remiva alt dandruff and itching. •
e.S.lteaka the hair soft, glossy. and genii Me.
• , erve the original color to old age.
.r_; , rPrerit the hair from falling off.
t.. ire oil diseases of the scalp.
and can be awied with the hand, as
:;.. n
the shin or soil the driest linen. The
,bened, and natural colored restored,
deleterious application of mineral sub-
:.:.r nor bottle, or i liX bottles, $4. Sold by
SSx J. SON, 330 North SIXTH Streak. it
IN 'S CELEBRATED COCOANUT
CE SEED is warranted to preserve,
!, eu, and beantlfsithe hair, and entirely
•niG without soiling hat or bonnet•
\.1.:-.'acturecl and sold by W. E. McCLAIN,
' North SIXTH Street.
:111,conot to wholo sale dealers. nolalm
.'r:VIION OF TOBACCO CUTTERS,
Plug Tobacco Manufacturers, Job-,
:rt. Thaw Growers, and all others in favor
applied solely to the leaf. and at the
ptiDg the producer, and devolvhsrupon
payment of the .ax, will be held in
:w it YORK, at 10 o'clock A. M., on WED
.
, I , t,laber 7th. at the COOPER IfieTIVITE.
:Lo Committee. nol6-w3l
:.tATP.'e Emmy BoAP,
TOILET BOAR, In emelt nolvereal 1110.
, Clat :1011D the OROIOSST materials, to MILD
In Its nature, FRAORkIiTLIT 80ENT•
ISTREMELY BBNEFICL&L In its action upoii
1 , 4 sue by all Drugglate mid Faxiar Rood.
fe2B-tatbuilY
CLOTHING,
S. E. corner SEVENTH and MARKET Eta.
..""THING, S. S cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
H ISO, S. E. nor. SEVENTH and MARKET
.WT SING, B. E. oor. SEVENTH and MARKET
NO, S. E. oor. SEVENTH and MARKET
NO, S. E. nor. SEVENTH. and MARKET
r• J'TII I NO, 8. E.cor. SEVENTH and MA BEET
-"TIiiNC., S E.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
I NG, 8, oor. SEVENTH and MARKET
IF: I) . 8 E car. SEVENTH and M ARKET
"THING. B. E. cot. SEVENTH and MARKET
11 , :NG , B. E. car. SEVENTH and. MARKET
.NG, S. B. oor. SEVENTH and MARKET
.',. 1, 7", - IING, S. B. oor, SEVENTH and MARKET
_- . q1i1:40, B.E oor. SEVENTH and MARKET
S.B. tor. SEVENTH and MARKET
` 1 ill IN 0, S. E. nor. BKVENTH and MARKET
2."7 . INO, S. E. or. SEVENTH and MARKET
78 IN 0, B.E. or, SEVENTH and MARKET
'LING, 8. E. cot. SEVENTH and, MARKET
U. ( 4'111110, BOYS' CLOTHING, BOW
;: r .t ' l lll, Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing,
Boys' Clothing, Boye' Clothing.
Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing.
Yeristy, In every variety,
variety. In every varietY.
41 .11riety. In story varlet,.
H. L. gallowell & Son's,
kn. L. Hallowell & Son's,
AIR. L. Hallowell k
41 H. L. Hallowell St Son'e„
,nbs streak 584 liatke,4 street,
t let street, 534 Market street,
tile rarest, 634 Marketstreet,
g rin street, 534 Market street.
Syrinx —We Wore the largest and beat
of Ready-made Bays' (nothing bithe rate.
styles. and made In the best manner.
414 0 WEL L a sox, 534 MARKET Week
,Ist
4 /CH Oisonarto, OF nag LATEST
de Is the beat manner. expressly to: RETAIL
Loa RBT AILLIAG FELONS marked In
I . l t$RS. All goods made to order warranted
h• The one. pride system le strictly adhered
therebr treated alike. JOEIB' OLD-ES.
tD O NS•PRIOIt CLOTHING HOWL.-„6O!
lhat, tear Sixth. de2193
DID ON Taktursawniro DAY.
k W a gitd, ThankagiYing Day.
iratitade confessing;
lush a holiday,
'=many and many a blueing.
41 J waa bright, a-id erten. and calm,
t skit 6 Dor dot da were murky ;
`!ot our glad TliankalliTing hymn ,
4 eat our fill of turkey.
*: ; l ' , a l E4t sort of thank* We we.
.
1 1 1 4 jubilation,
rorlos br land end lea
:tt,,aled eat° the nation.
'''Thensors, we thankful were
PtTiell of raiment
`4
V ' Doc r sinners buyand wear
'.duets rates of Mll/132t*
or Clothes, at Oak Hall's rooms,
IS to paper collars ;
.sSerior pantaloons,
tlz to Mean dollars.
-I,trate Pantaloons!
.I"runatkable Overcoats
-04 11/3;aralleled 'Vestal
and stock of svery s aort
Of Lna , crillue raiment.
Prlar /Out money with you,
And Snit Yourself.
WAN/MAKER & BROWN.
OAK RAIL,
cur, SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
c4- N l fizsox'a HXGREST Pszamni
LOCK -STITCH
OWING MACHIAS%
4114P/ST, BIAPLIIBT. AHD
, Ztatl333D-
.11110 0PC.-0a the 44th Ina, at the
114 n Olb' 0011
ItY,_by the 'Rev. Mr. Matlack. B.A.
of Ms MST.
• - "Oa Thankt Atm Day, November
yrreate Hotel, the'Rev. Wilbur F.
4C. a./1011 Or New aims cow , .
of gouty, •
BRY AN —At Columbia. 8 0. about the 14t Job f Octo
ber. 1864, Mrs. Sarah Latham Elizan, relict of taken
Bryan, Rho, of Charleston, S. • in the 79th year of
her age
ECRFILDT.—On the 23d. instant, Geo. Ectrfeldt, aged
68 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are irWted to
attend the funeral, from his late residence. No. 818
North Twelfth street, on Monday, 28th it , at 2
o'clock P. Ii se.
•
CHAMBERLIN.—On the 21st instant, Elisabeth W..
wife of William Chamberlin.
The relative. , and (thuds are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her husband.
1226 flatten •treet, above Girard avenue, on m or ning, Saturday og2 J 6th instant, at 10 o'clock, to proceed, to New-
COATS. —On the 22d, Sergeant Chas. Coats, of ()eta-
PRAT 0, SW Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers, son
of Collin and Elizabeth Coats, in the 22d year of hi.
age, of wounds received on the 27th of October. in the
advance on Richmond.
Elie relatives and friends, and those of the fatally. are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday,
the 28th, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parent.,
2184 Master street. without further untie.: also, the
members of the list Penneyre , ania Veteran Volunteers
Who are in the city, are respectfully Invited to attend."'
-PEARSON.—At Torreedale. on the °yentas of the lid
instant, Ruth, wife of Isaac) Pearson, in the 69th year
o• her are. •
The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu
neral. from the restdence of her husband, on Saturday
morning. the 28th instant, at 10 o'clock. Interment et
Lou 4 , 1 mu. •-•
. _
EERLIff.—On the 26th inst., Louisa, Went child of
Certain C W. end s'naau F. Kerlin, aged 16 days. * '
BAIMITT. —At her residence, in Upper Providence,
on the wirninsof the 22d Inst., Eleanor Barnitt, in the
filet r of her age.
LUPIN'S BLACK ALL-WOOL REIT.
Lavine Black 411-Wool . Empress Cloths.
Do do do inutaeline de Laigas,
full double ',MM.
Do do do Tamise
Do do do Nerinoes.
Do do do Cashmeres
Do do do MINA and Long Shawls,
_ full and extra sizes
- Do do - Bombazines, dm
• BESSON at SON, SiolluNiNte MORS,
ode. tf No. 91/3 CHESTNUT Street.
'PYRE & LANDELL HAVE OPENED
A- 4 I
some TM , valuable goods for t
CPRISTMA.B PRESENTS.
Expensive Long Shawls.
- Expensive Dress Silks.
Element Lyons Velvets.
Chriktnas Scarfs. Ras, Gloves. &c. no2B-tf
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
ChIIMEI. PRANKFORD Wad and MO STGO
AISIiT Avenue—Rea. D. L. GEAR, pastor, preacnea
SABBATH, at 10.3 i A. M and 7.4 P. M. - It
THE GARMENTS OF .THE J
EIGEL PRIEST. —The peat eermoa In this
conree crib! be preached In the Ohnrch,or the gplphauy,
TO MORROW Evening. Service at halt-piat 7. 1.0
ort BEDDING, SIXTEENTH AND
EqATEt—l'reactintat 10X, by 114 y. T EE , 11146
T. TIMER; H 7X, Bev. A. S. UELIKENBAIEEC—T it O
MOBROw. •
igar.. "LOYOLA AND NINE JESDITS.—
Lecture TO-Nnasuw BVENING at the
Chetah of the Meeetah (UatveresHet). LOCUST JU
vtrZit tweet,. It. •
lerST. CLIERIENT:S CHURCH, T WEN.
TIETR wet) ORRERY Stn.—To-morrow being
the Fourth SIIIIDAT in the month., the attetuoon net
vice Rill be milled. Evening oervica at 73; o'eloct .
tar ST. MATTHEW'S Lure! ERAN
C,RURCH, NEW Street. below FouarEr. be
twr rn Rec. sae Tine.—Services by the pastor, Rev. E.
W. RUTTER, ri- MORROW Morning at 10% o'clock..
Eni.ervice commences at half. poet 7 o'ctock. It
tar REFORMED DIITC
CHIMCH. SRVENTG and SPRING GA.R.D13.1
Ftreet,s Bev. T. H. SUY RAM, Pastor. Services at
o'otock A. E. wad 7,id P. M. All are invitee, espetnetli
the mum. Iri
air:IH.NION Hie E. Carrell, FOURTH
Street, below ARCH —BABB aTit, Nov. Vtti,
Rev. JANES .NEAL will preach In the Morale' 4104
o'clock, and Rev. THOMAS T. TASHER in the Even
ing at 93‘ o'clock. lc*
SPRING GARDEN MALL, THIR
TEENTH and SPRING GARDEN (Brenta—The
mtetings of the Church of God eadembling here are
every LORD'S DAY at lOg A If., for worship. in "the
tweaking of bread. •• showing the Lord's death till
De come," In grayer and praise, and fo .
r 'teaching
worddmshing one another:" Preaching or late
by CHUB. CAMPBELL. at 7% P. M. nos-sige
SWEDENBORGIAN—CORNER OF
BROAD and BRAADY WINS Strests.—Thesub-
Pat of the Rev. B. F. Barrac's Lecture. TO-140 SRO W
BVENINO, at 7X o'clock , will be—" Some clear indi
cations that the Last Jsdargent took place in the world
of Spirits more than a hnndrsd years ago '• Sirmou
by br Barrett In the Morning at 10% o'clock, " Aut 1
my brother - s keeper?" Pablie invited.
THE BISHOP WHITE PRAYER.
1300 K EMMETT. —The SIN Anniversary of the
Biehoop➢ White Prayer-Book Society will be held in the
cunßca OF TB E BOLT TRINITY. on SUNDAY
EFEI ISO next, the 27th last.
The annual report r f the Board of Managers will be
rend and a sermon preached by the Rev. ALEX. 11.
TINTOS, D. D., of bow York.
Service will commence at 73 o'clock.
A collection will be made in aid of the funds of the
Society. (10 JAMES M. AERTBSN. Secretary.
agir'' SERMON ON MIINDAY CITY CAR
QUanTfule, in WALNUT-STREIT THEATRI.
TO. MuRROW, (bunday), 734 P. M.—Rev. S. M. LAN.
DlB, M. D.. will deliver third of series on "The Rook
upon which the Church Split." Scibjsct—" Sunday ,
City Car Question—How to Keep the Sabbath Holy,
throwing that the sovereign people should not allow
the Phartesea of this enlightened century to enslave
them giving to the Clergy a enterttfc andl Christian
definition of Rest and Holiness. and exposing the
glaring nonsense of ignorant and bigoted seotarian mo•
nopoly. Text—"Ye blind gpides, who strain at a
gnat and swallow a camel.' 5 cents admission, (no
onangtlivezi), to defray heavy expenses. Please bring
Union li mn Books. ROB?. HALE,,
Chairman Committee.
iger. BBV. XXVI B. HUGHES WILL
preach TO. MORROW MOANING and &VI
NING, at Green 8111 Ball, SEVENTEENTH and POP.
LAB btreeta. its '
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
CELDECE, cOMCERT BALL —Preaching by
the Pastor, Rev. EDWARD RAMIS, at 10,ii A. It. and
7 P. M. Seats tree.
or TIME EXERCISES OP TELE
Ninety-fifth
.finniyereary of the ST OROR4E'd
M. E. CHURCH. continued TO-MORROW. Bishop
bCOTT will preach at 10X o'clock: flintily gathering at
9 o'clock, and preaching at 7 o'clock.
OrMEDIATION OF CHIBIST,—.
e:BANGS OF HOUR.—No. 24 of series" by T S.
STOOKTO.N,at DLSVSNTII and WOOD Streets. SAD
DAM A 3 TEROODI, 9 o'clock. Subject : "Genige
Progress. Concluded in Adaptation to the Times."
Morning worship at IN o'clock.
GEO. G. RIELLINIS WILL PREACH
in the Church of the Disciples or Christ. on
TWELFTH Street, above Wallace, on LORD'S- DAY,
It 10X and lii o'clock. Bubiecte—.."Acitnen.c.n.emew
me exerpt the Father which bath sent me drawshlm."
" Ood now Oommandeth all men, everywhere, to
ll re
pent."
WAGNER FREE INSTITETE OF
SCIENCE, COLUMBIA Avenue and SEVEN
TEENTi- Streets —Dietz:or Service even SABgATH
AFTERNOON, at Sire o'clock. TOMORROW , Preach
ing by E. B. A DAMS, D D. All In invited. UP
•
9PIMTIfALIS3L—Iitiss BEIM.
WITH will give her closing Lectures at 841X
SOM•STI/DET BILL. on SUNDAY, at 10% A. M. and
734 P. Df. Adinisslon free.
gar I. 31:ID. PARDEE, AN INISPb
Rai TIUDIAL'MEDIIIM, will speak at the Cluuch.
io PIEICENIX Sueet, below Front., TO-MORROW (Soo•
day) at 3P. M. Admittance free. -.
TENTH ,iNNIIITEKSARY OF THE
TOTING MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
will be bell In CONCERT HALL, next 310NDAY
NIGHT, November 25th. Addressee by Hon Judge
allibon. Rev - George Dana Boardman, Rev. NiAgetort
Goddard, D D., and George it. Stuart,Eeq., President
of the United States Chiistlan Commission, A grand
selection of Vocal and Instrumental Krone. by the !du.
Ideal . talon of the Association Mr. E. W. }Tardier,
Conductor. Tickets can be obtained grutattouely at the
Tee et House, or at the Rooms, 1009 and 1011 OHM
RUT Street. Exercises commence etl o'clock, it
Or TUE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION.
—Statesmen and Patriots 'seem generally con
vinced that an amendment of the Rational Constita-
Hon is essential to our future welfare and prosperity.
It seems opportune, therefore. to propose such amend
ments as are required by our obligations as a - Christian
people, It is to be regretted that in that illustrious
document there is no !emigration of Almighty God as
the fountain of civil authority, or of she admitted obli
gations of His Law.
A convention of those who wish to remedy this de
fect will assemble In the West. Arch street Prestryte
rlan Chnrch (EIGHTEENTH and ARCH ,) on TUES
DAY EVENING next, a. 73‘ o'clock, and will be con
tinned through the following day. All interested are
cordially Invited to attend,
Rev. D. C. EDDY, D D., President.
you. JAMES POLLOCK, ' , nee President.
Rev. J. G. BUTLER, D. D. Secretary.
• JOHN ALEXANDER, Beg Cor. Secretary.
no2(1-31• SAMUEL AGNEW, Bag , Treasurer.
HVBSCUIPTION OFFICE
OF THE
VOLCANIC OIL AND COAL COMPANY,
AT
COOPER & OR A.PF'S,'
No. 11 MERGEIANTS' EXCHANGE.
The corporaters believe this to be the cheapest and
best oil property ever offered to the public.
Of HOMO shares, only 215,000 will be sold. not-ti
Ir t ar PETROLEUM `"STORAGE COM.
"WTI' OF FRILADELFBIA.—The Subscription
Book! , will remain open at the office of the Company,
327 WALNUT Street, arid at the Rooms of the Fiala
dilplde Board of Trade, 505 CaIISTNUT Street, until
the stock is all subscribed tor.
F.31601:16 forwarding subscriptions or instalments will
make their. cbecks payable to the order of F. A
HUBBELL, Fag. Treasurer. no26sthlf
orN. 'H. RICHARDSON, ESQ., WILL
Read Selections from Poe and others, at CON
CERT BALL, THURSDAY EVENING. December ht.
Tickets. ?A cents. For sale at T. H. PUGH'S, corner
SIXTH and CHESTNUT. no2B tf
EXCELSIOR OIL COMPANY,
133 South FOURTH Street.—A. meetios of the
Stockholders of the EXCELSIOR OIL COMPANY will
be bead on WEDNESDAY, December 7, at 4 P. M., in
atom dance with a resolution passed at a meeting held
November 16.
n 025. sw4V JOHN H. WYLB. Secretary.
112 W. "THE STATE OF THEE
COUNTRY."
THEODORE TILTON, Big"
OF TIM
NEW YORK a INDEPENDENT,”
Will deliver 4 Lecture on thie Subject, in
. CONCERT HALL,
On TUSSDAY EVENING, Nov. 29, at 9 o'clock.
Tickets 50 cents. For Bale at KARTIBN'S Book Store
No. 600 CHESTNUT Street. noZ3.st
gar TILE 1117/9SELL)FAUX
OIL COMPANY,
SUGAR CREEK, VENAIMO COUNTYZPA.
CAPITAL *250,000.
FIFTY THOCSAND SHAMS OF Ss EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 82.50 PER SHARE. ,
135,000 RESERVED POE WOREINO CAPITAL.
J. B MoOREARY, President.
THOS. A. SCOTT, Vice President.
DIES6TORS.
T. B BeCREABY, 1 3 W. VANHOITPER.
.a
THOS. A. SCOTT, PHILIP IPREHER,
JOHN °WAIL
SAMUEL P. FERREE, Seal and Tree&
The prOperty belonging to tide Company consists of
One Bandied and Fifty Acres in fee simple of valuable
Lubricating Oil Land, situated on Sugar Creek, about
two mites from Ca youth, which empties into french
Creek.'Penalise couno,, Pa.
This property has been selected will' a view to its
Valuable Location, having ite lines extended along and
on both sides of the Creek over Three Rundred,Rods,
which, to Cher with the large amount or Flat or Bot
tom Land, gives it euperlor advantages for drilling a
large number of On Wells. At least One Hundred
Wells can be located, with ample room for Tante, En
gine House . and Dwellings.
A good Well, giving Twenty Barrels per day, Is
within one-fourth of a mile above it; also, several g'sod
producing wells 011 the Creek below it.
The 011 obtained on,thts Creek is the Lubricating Oil,
which commands in price one hundred per cant. above
other Oils, 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 their own Wells, there
being a large sufficiency of land for both purposes. -
It is designed to rgive the contract to drill several
Wells in the beat location at once. The title to the pro
perty is perfect and free of inoambranoo. -
Subscription Books are now . opea at the office of
FERREE & 00.,
33 South TRIED Street.
F ir THE VIABION RIVER OIL cox-
PINTA%
OFFICE, 341 WALNUT STREET.
.(Secoad 11.p0r.)
WILLLUIft P. SClfia.t.'Preiddent::
J. 800801( APRICi• Searstarylad Weikel:nor. -
m 17420 '
THE PRESS .-PRILADELPITIA; SATURDAY, NOVPMIER 16; 1'84:
tar ROYAL PNTIt LLust comeApir,
aP I Tat,, pop.
200,000 nw ARRA WORKING nariTALL. 420,000.
StrBe . C.HIPTION PRICE $2.50 PER SHAER.
This t ompeny own the following interests:
The entire working interest in a lease of three (3)
acres on the celebrated
eMITH FARM,
on Allegheny river. Ave miles below -110 town of
ankltn. On this
Blea ÜBBse is situsted the
8 W3ILL,
now producing thirty (.v0) barrels daily, half of which
belongs to thin ilempany. The derricks for two more
walls are now being erected, and operations will at
onee be commenced. This region of- the . Allegheny
river bas been found to be highly productive; she new
well latelh shuck on the Lag FARM ie producing forty
(40) barrels per day also, the new well. on Baannarr
im..iso is now pump i ng sixty (40) barrete daily, and
increasing. besides other wells of twenty and thirty
barrels in the Immediate
11.
Ore eighth (Xi free intereet In all the oil obtained in
a lease on the
H. IfoOLINTOOS FAH![
nn Oil Creek, on which lease is eltnatod, two walls, pro
dneing eighty harreLegter day. On this lease three new
wells are nOW being drilled and near compi.ti n.
tram which the Cosupsuy will receive tee one- eighth of
the-o£l. The farm is well known, from the fact teat the
tecCLIIIToCKTILIM YETEOLEOII COXPAZIT own She land
adetest.
•
111.
Tbo I-64th workinginterest thefolloWinr de scribed
lota on the celebrated
RI DE AND EGBHAT FARM.
on Oil Creek. In lot No. 6, on which there is a well
now being tested. In let No. 4. on which is situated the
UR WELL.
In lot No. 6. On T
eh; Iot TLE
the new
•
fiatr WELL
is now being drilled, and from the fact that it Ides lot
No. 7, on wh oh I. ' , heated the
HEYSTOIsE WELL. No. IV.
lately strnclt, it la expected that a large HOWillg well
will be obtained on this lot.
In lot No. 8 This let is ail listed between lottr7 and
S. If ss,wit as the KANSIONR LHASIIB, Which have snored
tbenlie ve. to be the very best ut territory. On thia lot
sitnased the
OETTYBI3I:IEG WELL,
;Catch Jr now being drilled creeper. as the tools which
bad been fast are ptnacved, and from the Indications a
lc rat yle",a la expected.
In lot No. 1 5, on which pzeparationa are being made
to tan) a well.
•
In lot no lit This lot la
_parttenletly welt situated;
adjuia In s• tee celebrated lot No. fa, on Which is elitists&
Lim Lew owing Well
COQUIITTS.
said to be producing six hundred barrels per day (the
etneins of this well advateed the Nape Shade Com
pany's etoob truth $l7 to $44 per attire.) Preperstione
ul be at ores commenced to sink a well on this tot.
. . . . . .. .... . . . .. . . .
in lOt NO. W. lir bich it advantageously situated from its
run Irony to , h , ' Heystone leares and tae Jersey Well.
In lot tie. 21, on 'which is situated the celebrated
Jllltl , llY WALL.. .
now 'wady eing about 3GO barreie per Uay. This Is one
of the lucent blowing
. Wells on the Croat.
In
The lot No. 26, t n INEiCh i 8 sitnated.the KEPLER WELL
.111/DE AND ROBERT FARM
. .
la acknowledged to be one of the f l eet-prodmoillt farms
in the whole place.
The toilowing remarks are taken from the financial
columns of the rhuadelphia Press of It OT. 16, Me:
The excuement in 01l stools is still increasing, and
the price of eome of the producing companies has lan
tern. Ily accented We notice the companies situated
in the Hide aid Sgbert Farm, which is considered one
of the teat on Chi Creek, having rapidly advanced
se:Lb.n the tact few days. nig is owing to some .arge
wells having been lately struck on this property, one
flowing about.* thousand barrels per day, sad one
11 , ,wing two hundred bagels per day. The entire yield.
of tote Sum is•nuirbelween fifteen hundred and two
thousand barrels per day. and some of the companies
keeled . n the • Idaple Shads," Hyde Farm," Hock.'
'figbert... 'ldieeral.' have had their •incomes
doubted by the above new welts going down on tote
ham. on one of which the largest oil crevice yet lonia
is Had to have been struck "
IV.
One etrtenth (1 7) working interest in two acres and
18 nwches on Clerry Ron, on which is sitnsted
REED WELL,
now producing home SW barrel., per day. This well le
One of tLe moat reliable, and has been (tatty increasing.
end the striking at it has proved the fact that the Cherry
Rum property is among the =cat reliable ann productive
In the oil region.
V.
The entire land tutored in 12 acne on Cherry'.Ran.
ebout threa•fonrthe of a mile above the Reed Well.
Theproperty le well :crested, being all boreable, and
WELLS AIM NOW BRING DkILLED ON IT, TWO OP
WRIER Las miten c0:07 . 1,10mm, and, actiordtng to the
least a granted, FIVE YORE WALLS ARB TO BE COMMENCED
ON TEE PROPERTY MIDIS ORB HUNDRED DAYS FROM
NOVEMBER 3, 1664. Thia interest ie expected to inoreate
the 'tele of the Company to a large amount.
VL.
Forty acre., in fee simple, on Cherry Bun. above the
12 acres corned by the Company. On the adjoining
far me grear activity now exists, derricks being Oracle
ai:d wells drilled. Two derricks are now being erected.
and the development of this property will be prosecuted
viitorously. .
Tie following' extract is from an editorial of the
Public Lfdper, November 19. 1554:
One of tie men t remarkable features about the pre
eat oil excii (-Mk nt le that, while the territory known
to pos,eis oil is e 0 rapidly extending in area, the older
eate/td portione, wheremost oil has been drawn off. are
dully raising in price. Tie price, too, of the oil is
higher tbun ever. being eleven dollars and a half per
bane) at the wells now. Yet, all around Oil Creek new
mast WVe been added of far greater extent than those
before known The whole of Cherry Ban may be said
to I. eve come into the market since the beginning of the
year, end is new ct midered the most valuable territory
sn3where to be found. Weill' are supposed never to,
fail on "
The Company are now receiving, from the producing
intereete, fifly.four (94) barrels of oil daily. which
will enable them to pay a handsome and prompt divi•
send on its capital; nice, an interest in eighteen wells
in various singes .1 completion. Two on Allegheny
river. from which they will re ceive hale the oil; treee
on IgcCLINTOCK Feast, from which they will receive
one eighth the oil; FIVE ON Cosaar RIIN, half the oil;
TWO ON Cnraav Box, aft the oil; and six on ran HYDE
AND BOBEILT FARM
If thew; wells have but the usual success, the produci.
Lion to ti e Centrally will be increased toe large amount
within the next ninety days
Twenty-eve thousand dollars will be retained in the
treasury for the purpose of developing the lands .of the
Company-
Bnbseriptione will be received to the above Company
at
No. 528 WALNUT STREET.
ROO
TUX.: One dollar on eubecrlbjng, and oeedo ll ar and
Arty °mite on the fifteenth of December, 1864. nol6 6;
nr , DUNHAM, OIL COWPANY.
CAPITAL, $500,000.
100,000 SHARES—SG tar Value.
The following is extracted from the Philadelphia In
quirer, of September 17t11,1864.pr10r to the organization
of" " The Dunkard Oil Company: '
On almost all the streams in Greene county the
lands lave already bean leased with a view to explo
rations for Coal Oil: and on one particularly, called
rnnkard's,tbe developments have been of the most en
couraging character. .Tie editor of the Waynesbarg
(Penna.) Neseenger, in referring to the subject, after a
careful personal inspection of the region and the opera-
Cone that are now taking place there, says:
• " • We are boneetly of opinion 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 Vermin° 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 of both regions, and of the geological
formations and surface indicetiens— Direeav , gratified to
learn tnes'we arelioralone in these favorable imnres.
slons and auguries.
Scientitc men and experienced and practical Oil
operators
Ai , a n
" m n e nnie in
and t Pr duetting a g re tl l i n e v irtre n na i l m o r eclVi ' - f
tenets to the promising character of the Drinkard
country. Already several large companies have been
°respired in Pittrbrirg and the East, 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 daye,and the process of sink
ing wells goes on in many instanoes without interrup
tion night or day."'
Books openfor the sale of stock at the Coat/Hug-HOW,
of A. H. PEANCISCIIS dc CO.,
513 IiAItHST Street.
A. H. PEWS CISCUS, President.
Wag. IL HOOD, Secretary. n01.5-11t
tgr McHINLEY OIL COMPANY.
•NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS NOS. 3 AND 4 —The
Trusiees of the McKinley Oil Company have declared a
regular monthly Dividend of TERSE PER CENT.. and
a supplementary Dividend of TEN PER CENT., both.
Payable at this office. November 30. to -Shareholders of
record, at the closeof business this day, November 14,
um. WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer,
. no2l-6t No. Si JOHN Street, New York.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM. COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000.
.100,000 SHARES AT $lO EACH.
Subscription Price $6 per Share.
LANDS YIaLDING LARGELY.
071.10ERS:
HON. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, President
WE. T. PHIPPS. Vice President.
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for trobsorlption at the oidce 01 the Qom•
PanY, No: bi Empire Building, Ti BROADWAY, N. T.
The lands of the,Company are situated in the heart of
the Oil Region, and include portions of those wall.
known localities, "the McElheny Farm, the two Ns.
Clintook Farms," and other proved and valuable work
ing 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 alrtady regularly and largely Produced frOnt
several wells upon them. oc29•dsW3m
Address the Company. "P. 0. Box 6368." New York,
Flr MAD 21,941GA 1 T101T OOAMPANY.
PtiLLADELPHIA, Ziovember 22, 1864.
A Dividend of FIVE PER CENT., being Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents per Share on the Capital Stook of the
Company, has this day been declared by the Board of
Managers, Payable on and after TUESDAY. the 29th
{natant, elear of United States and Sicite fazes.
n023-6t . EDWIN WALTER, Treasurer.
DAIIP II IN AND COLORADO
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Chartered by the State of Pennaylvania.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,603.000,
100. 000 SHARES—PAN VALVE. !d.
President—JOSH B. ANDERSON.
PINHOTOI36.
Thomas A. Scott, James B. Wre
n. B. Brows, • John W. Hal , Harrisburg.
Wm. S. Freeman, - N, T. C. McDowear do.
Bobt. P. King. John Brady, do.
John W. W. Wylie, Lancaster.
Charles DeSilver, Wm. G. Shute Colorado.
B. P. souramokva,
Secretary_and Treasurer.
°Mee of the Company, lifo. ASS WALNUT Street—.
Room No. 6.
Authenticated epecimens have been procured from
some of the Company's lodes, and have been assayed
by Profeesors Booth and Garrett with the most gratify
lag results. Subscription lisle have-been ruled at the
Once of the Company and at the Treasurer Once (In.
ternal Revenue). No. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmer - a'
and Methanics' Bank Building. To original subscribers,
RR per share, for a limited number of ehares. •
Circulars, pamphlets, or Information can be obtained
at the Once of the Company after the 17th last. •
OCTOBER 14.1864. ocl4-3m
PITTSBURG AND BOSTON PE.
iIIge 7 TROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL ;400,000—PAR, 1115 PER SHARE.
EUBSCRfPTIOII PRICE, 1 621.50 PER SHARE.
FOR FULL-PAID. STOCK AND NO FURTHER AS
SESSMENTS. •
The property of this Company .consiste of the TollOW
ing valuabl« FY,S, SIMPLE Territory, extensive lemee-
Lolds. PRODUCING WELLS, wells coin and
nearly finished:
No. 1. About 20 (filly) Acres on Cherry Tree Rem In
FEE SISPpI„ boreable bad Melina to sink PIPIT
WIELDS. flue Territory is opposite the Dalzell Petro
leum.Ccimpany (Hayes' Farm), on Oil Creek, bounded
th2part by rue celebrated Story Farm, &c.. gro.
No. 2. Lease Perpetual (99 years) on Waeh. McClin
tock Oil creek-334 sores all .dat, very valuable, flow.
leg and pumping wells all around.
• Pio. 3. •• Wild Cat " Flowing Well, about Hibernia
own the
Wash. McClintock Farm. The Company
owns the WHOLE working interest in this well, en.
gine, tank& &o , &o.
No. 4 " California Well, No. 1, on Oil Creek, down
KO feet. all ready to re tube. This well has flowed 150
barrels per day.
No " California Well, No, 2, on Oil CreekoloWn
nearly 600 feet.
No. 6. Lease perpetual (99 years) on 23‘ acres 011
Creek, all fiat, containing the above wells, with fifteen
horse engine, tanks, derricks, engine houses, &c.
No. 1. Lease perpetual (19 years) on 234 stores Oil
Creek, all dat, and in one well u own 400 feet, one quar
ter interest (working) in this well and lease.
TEN THOUSAND SH
IN ARES CA PI RESERVED FOR WORK-
BooksG TAL.
for ORIGINAL subscription are now open at our
office for stew days only ; when closed the stock to ba
placed on the regular Boston and Philadelphia Stock
Boards as a BONA Pll5 dividend-paying, OM PRO
DCCINEI compaxr, when 11 ia expected the Aaron will
largely advance. AU-further information, with pros.
eivaes, can be obtained of the undersigned. The
email capital of this Company, with the actual large
interests, must make it a favorite as a secure invest
ment. H. S. DESCH,
1 4 p anim bar Buildings, WALNUT, below Thid,
Philadelphia Agency.
LEONARD & MANLEY,
58 BEAVER Street, new York Agency.
SPONGER VILA & CO. Baukere,
Boston Agency.
n 16 lftf
WESTERN BANK OF PHILA
DELPHIA, November 18th, 1884
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank will be
held at the Banking Blouse, on MONDAY, the 19th day
of December next, at 12 o'clock. M., to decide 'whether
Ibis Bank ebah become an association for thepaellas°
of Bathing ender the laws of the United States. and
whether Itehall exercise the powers conferred by the
Act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth. of
Penneylvants, entitled "An Act enabling the Banks of
this Commonwealth to become aesociations for the par •
nose of banking under the laws of the United States,"
approved the 22d day of ngust, 118 , 1, and to take any
farther action that May be expedient.
n019.1m C. N. WEYGANDT, Cashier.
NOTICR—ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims sigma the UNION L8A.01314. or any of
its Committees. will please present them to the under
alined before the Ist of December 1864, at No. 1-814)
CHESTNUT Street. JAMES i. CLKOHORN
.nol4. tde 1 Treasurer.
WAXAMILKER 1-830 WW,
ligiro 11, filliggeHAUPTION$l. —T H E
&Mks to receive xxibsenpflone to seven Well.
located and draftable tracts of LAND, situated in the
vuorksoo .103 010 N.
Will close on MONDAY next.
/11 of three_propertiee have brans selected for their
d
eligibility, an all are contiguous' fe, dd/ofn, and are
between lands of the 'Farrar," ''ltorsideant,'' Ger ,
mania," "Phonetic," Bull Creek," and "Tionesta
Oil and Lumber" elempanies. having hz the aggregate
a capital of seven millions of dollars. • .
These seven several tracts, embracing MI Acres. will
cost the subecrabers on an average only s26o` per lore.
TO of these MI acres are within gunshot of Oft Terri
tory (no bettor, if as good), held at $376 per acre (or
$76,t00 for 200 acre.), while one tract of 60 acres, which
the subscribers also get, lies midway between twit
properties, one of 22M. sores, which, within Wiliest few
days, «old fur $1,600 per acre: and the. other, of 100
which, slum the commencement of this enter
prise, sold for $2,000 person; or $200,000 for 100' acres.
in connection with this 60-acte' tract it might be said
that It le In close protimity to a well which commenced
floret., g MO barrels a day in July last.
(These statements are made to indicate that if these
lauds, in bulk, were nom pat upon the market, more
might bo resit:ad ft om then, than by the present plan.]
As the purotase of either of these tracts would re
quire more money than the, majority of persons haveAt
command. It is proposed to divide them into one hue:
deed Interests of ono thousand dollats each, thee afford
than:inn of limited means, as well as the capitalist, ea
opportunity to secure an interest in thts truly wonder
ful as well as umney making region.` •
As all are aware,
the usual plan adopted for the'die-'
velol meat et eautia property in to forma company, and
Peen, certificates of stock. TT plan here proposed may
be considered anraffruinarp to tho organigstloo of one or
more ci n-ponies on these estate-, which 'will sent the
1(0 o• lethal anbi•cribets only o. e thousairdldoLats each.
and are ,object to no ryalty,lewsee.orknor4aget whet
s( over but will be got with an priqueetionable title. in
fee sirorle tin (mahout. The BUINCRIBIIIai Innithes, upon
this suretantial and solid basis, organize one or more
ci mperte, elect oflirars from among thimeselvors, each
/abseil r brine equally eligible to the position' of an
)biter of the company.
In order this lna nd t ooze returns may be speedily real- .
ized. these subscription. are based upon the proposition
that when the 114 is all (notlee of which will tie duly
given), the subscribers immediately organise wool:Deo
ny, with a capital of 100.000 shares, at eve dotlera each. •
which will eatitle each einem-Met to an original 'interest
of I, t 00 Ohm, or *5,000 in the capital stockl,l" the cost-
pony, of which a reservation of ten per cent will glee
tbe company a •tocir csOlial of 10.000 shares. or $50.000
for the immediate development of their ei,tates.
If this reserve stock, at the opniins of the books-of
the crinyany, were sold ,t tall its face (8.5), or aabettglE
per share, it wtatld be seen that tho stock of those - wlio•
now subscribe to SHARES would at once be hitnd.
tamely 'talents:idly value.
Farther, whet. the.r wells commence flawing; the
stork must ripitily increase In value. And fteetllolo
frock, of the laud as may ha retained b. the company,
which they do DOI themselves mean to develop,. may be•
leased on a " roysity " for one. tn.rd of the oil pro
dnccd, berwiberdo•pwil of, the divider:ie received
from which source- would also greatly increase Ili'e
value o• the orig. - rootstock. -
Considering the perfectly eatisfactory price at which
Bobrcrlbereget their property, costing no more than it
might NOW is a body be sold for; also, bearing ins
mind that the subscribers themselves organize the coot
pony, manage its (attire. and that by the plan pro
posed, if curried out, bacdeome returns may be re- -
alized, and also recollecting that the merit of this ea
ts prise has been Innen-rag ted by cautions besieges
men, who - have endorsed their opinion of it by sub- •
scribing, there should be no difficulty in deciding as to
which of, the man, really good enterprises before the
public yen give the Tnelerrence to.
Thtg shales are en. PrO each. payable either at the time
of oubecribing or when _the Hat is made no, If detfted,
two or more persons cat club together and take a share.
As the books will positively close on MONDAY next,
November 28th to secure one or more of the few re
rosining shares address, by mail or telegraph. or apply
at once to DUNCAN M. 11111•CHMON„
s. E. cor. FOURTH and W eLNllT.Streete, Phila.
Subscriptions by mall or otherwise also received by
E RADA, Trustee,
lifra 327 WALED(' Street, Phila.
n024-thg 2t
pir OFFICE GIRARD FIRE LED EA.
Rog Hitio Ett NeEcompaNT, No. 445 WAL
NUT Street, November 14. 18e4.-Tito Directors have
eoclared a dividend of FIVE PER RENT. for the last
six months, clear of taxes, and payable to the stock
ho'ders on oft mend. ALFEED S. GILLETT, •
nol6-tnthtt Gt Troaattrer.
tigr NOTICE. 4-111126. ALCINDA WIL
HELM, M. D. will Lecture at *LISBON
ST SERT HALL. on SATURDAY EVENIN3. 8 o'clock.
Nov 26th. Subject: Woman—Thc Pact and Future of
Our Country. Admittance 11) een , s the proceeds to be
given to the Working Women's Relief Association
no 25.21
gr. OFFICE OF THE ORKSBY PE
TROLEUM COWAN.Y, No. sr South THIRD
Street,
PAII.AIIBIZEII4, November 23, URA
A Dividend of TWO AND ONE-HALF PER ORNT.
he. been TBI DAY deolsred on the CAPITAL
STOCK of this Company, owned and held on the 20th
instant.
To be paid on and after DECEMBER let, IS6I.
n023-3t ROBERT F. BROOKE, Treasurer.
NOTICE.—THE DIRECTORS OF
THE CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC LAND COM
PANY have declared a Dividend of SIX PER CENT.
upon the Capital Stock. payable to the respective'
Rol:Molders on demand, atthe °Mee. No, 424 WAL
NUT Street. Cuo24-St3 ISIAC LLOYD, Treasurer.
itar• DIVIDEND NOTICE—OFFICE OF
THE MAPLE SHADE OIL COMPANY, 6:84
WALNUT Street. PHILADRLPHIL, Nov 7S, AD.
I be lilostd of Directors bare this day declared a dlyl
- of FOUR PIE CENT. on the Capital Stock, paya
ble on and after the 30th inst., clear of State taxes.
The Bobhe will be closed for transfer on M 6250, test.,
at 3P. M. and opened on the 30th.
-
n024.5t THOS. R. SEARLE, Secretary.
OFFICE OF VILTBRAN BOUNTY
lkir FUND COMMISSION. No. 7 Goldsmittea Hall,
LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia . —Re-enlisted Veterans,
who did not receive any Ward Bounty, are entitled to
a City Bounty of Twenty-five Dollars. The Commis
sioners appointed to examine claims for the above
br not y of twenty-five dollars will meet on MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and .TARID AYS. at 4 o'clock P. M . at
Bo 7 GOLDSMITH'S HALL. LIBRARY Street. Per-.
sons entitled to. this Bounty are requested to apply at
this °glee.
. D. SAITNDERS,ChAir' 'n. `{JONATHAN BULLOCK,.
PAUL J. FIELD. GEO. W. SIMONS.
EDWIN °EMILE, n024-ISt
lar BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY.
NOTICE Or DIVIDEND NO. Dividend
of ONE PER CENT. bas been declared, payable attbis
office, Nov.mber. 30, 1884, to Sharebolders of record, at
the close of business this day, November 16, 1864; •
WALTER E. LaWTON, Treasurer.
No. Si JOHN Street, New York.
lar CHASE GOLD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. 2.—A. Dividend
of ONE PkR CENT. has been declared, payable at this
°Ere, November 90,1864 , to Shareholuere of record, at
the close of business Ibis day, November 16, NEC
WALTER B. LAWTON, Treasurer,
no2I-dt No. S 1 JOHN Street, New York.
lar OFFICE PENNSYLVAINIA MAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,
PaissusalintA„Rov. 4th, 1961.
NOTICE TO SAAREHOLDERS. —The Shareholders In
this Company are notified that, under Resolution of the
Board of Directors, they are entitled to subscribe 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 init
Each Shareholder entitled to a fractional- pert of a
share, under the terms of the Resolution...hall have the
osiv-ilesi-shiere on thesinirssiest
of 'Fifty Dollars.
This Stock will be issued at the par value of FIFTY
DOLLARS per share. Accrued interest at SIX PER
ChNT. 'will be enraged from let Inst. until payment is
made.
The Books for subscription and paymeut will be open
on MONDAY, the 7th lustand will close on the 91st of
December next, after which no further subscriptions
will be received under this Resolution.
TEO& T. FIRTH,
Treasurer.
nob-tdesi
Barowurour. OF THE CITY BOUNTY
FUND COMMISSION, Commonwealth Be-W
-ing, No. 611 CHESTNUT Street.
Prmansunnin, November 28, 1864.
BOUNTY NOTICE —Whereas, the Commissioners of
the Bounty Fund have evidence that a large and in
creasing number of the volunteers receiving bounty
from the city desert with impunity before. leaving the
city, and, that there is an organized system for the pur
pose, notce is 'hereby given that the Commiseion, with
the concurrence of the Mayor, will entertain no claim,
end will advise fhb payment of no bounty to volunteers
enlisting after this date until the adoption of proper safe
guards shall insure that those who enlist to the credit
of Philadelphia shall add to the effective strength of the
atm,.
For the present, the payment of bounty will be con
tinued to recruits for the Regular Army and Naval ser
vice, properly credited to the city of Philadelphia. -
nOE-St 8 P. KING, President.
Iger' PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.—TREASUBSR'S DEPARTMENT,
PHILADFLPHLA.. Nov. 2, MIL —Tile Board of Directors
have 1 BIS DAY declared a eemi.annual dividend of
FIVE PER CEot on the Capital Stock of the Comport'''.
clear of National and State texas, payable on and after
15th instant.
Powers of attorney for collection of Dividends can be
had on application at the office of the Company, No.
238 South THIRD Street.
ne3 1w THOS. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
NOTICE.—BANK OF NORTH
AMERICA, NOVEMBER 21,
Notice is hereby given, agreeably to section 2 of the
act of , the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled " An act enabling the banks of
tle Commonwealth to become associations for the pur
pose of tanking under the lairemof the United testes,"
approved the 22d day of August. A. D. BM that the
Stockholders of the BANK OF. NORTH AMERICA, on
the 14th ink.,-voted to become such an association, and
that its Directors have procured the authority of the
owners of more than two thirds of the capital stock to
wale e the certificate required therefor by the laws of the
United States. J. 130,CKLET,
nr.99 'Cashier.
MILITARY.
RBOULARARMY.-CITY BOUNTY
only payable to men afflicting tbe REGULAR.
ARMY.Api , Iy at Rendezvone. 204 DOCK Street,
below Walnut. EDWIN E SELLERS.
Captain, 10th 11. E. Infantry,
Recruiting Officer.
REGULAR ARMY.-ARTILLERY
AND INFANTRY. All the,Government and Local
Bounties paid. Soldiers can enlist in any Regiment
that they bare formerly carved in.
Walnut.
at rendezvous, No t Ottlt ti DßOl s ialeAbelow
Captain 10th U. S. Infantry,
nolBl.lt* Recraitiag Officer.
THE BALEX, LE-11.
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE UNITED STATES
GOYSRPMENT
CIRCITLAII. le. 5 has just been Issued. Send for a
copy to the.
SALEM LEG COMPANY,
SALEM, NABS ,
and 'learn from it.the reasons why this leg is steadily
supplanting the many " beat legs made in the world. "
CIRCULAR. No. 5 contains a DESCRIPTION. OF THE
LEO, Its ADVANTAGES, TESTIMONIALS of SUR
GEONS and WEAREEP ACCOUNTS of numerous
CASES treated by this 'original and ingenious method,
TERNS, end all other needful information.
Soldiers entitled to a Government Leg can resolve the
Salem Leg WITHOUT CHARGE. .
FANCY GOODS.
Mantle Vases, Flour Pots, Hanging Vases, 'War
dian Cases, Mignionette, Hyacinth, and Crocus Pots,
with many other choice goods, imported expressly for
our own sales.
FABIAN BUSTS. •
Flora,
Eve.
Beatrice,
Lisbee,
Psyche.
Bacchante,
Ariadne,
Cupid,
Goethe,
Schiller.
tats and Brackets, dm.. &c.
S. A. HARRISON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
Sbakepeare,
Stott,
?Alton,
raEBO, •
Parana, • -
Garibaldi,
Napoleon.
Mozart,
Beethoven,
Dante,
Marble and Feriae. Pedes
GENTLEMEN LIABLE - TO DRAFT
can, have Substitutes mustered into the Regular
Army, MaTille Corps, or Navy. which entitles them to
the bounty paid by the city of Philadelphia: and gen
tlemen residing in any part of the Slate can have Sub
stitutes mustered into the above branches of the ser
vice by bringing a Certificate of Enrolment from the
Provost Marshal of the district in which they reside;
and those not liable to draft can have representatives
mastered Into the same branches of the service hY
applying to.
WIC LETFORD„_
Late Adjutant 29th P. V.,
Vo. 40 South THIRD Street._
CARTES DE VISITE-H&VE THEM
ouldent B, F. REIMER'S Gallery—exeented with
taste and skill, and incomparable in style and acefriftey
of likenese. Gallery, 824 ARCH Street. - 11.*
T TFB SIZE, PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL
colors, the obis , style portraits that is entirely sa
tisfactory. Arenrate in outline, features, and comes-
Mon impressive coloring. B. -F. REIacKIVB, 624
A RCH„Stree t. I 1•
WAX CALF SKINS, KIPS, SPLITS,
T &O. dlOO, Calf Glove Kid, for sale cheap at
back of 80. 915 North FRONT area.
CHM. F. BAKER.
T HE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY
to purclutie Elead•Dresses. fancy Caps. or Nate,
Is at 004 ARCH Street. ,Also, Feathers cleaned or.
dyed In a superior manner. it*
SKATES, SKATES, SKATES
A fell assortment of SKATES and SKATE STRAPS
for sales's:very low prices, at
W. W. KNIGHT & SON'S,
GO9 and 511 COMMERCE Street.
TOYS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS:-
Just received from Europe, a large assortment of
Tors of every description. Also, Fancy Articles. la
great . variety Meerschaum: Briar, and a variety of
other Pipse and Cigar Tubes. JON DOL L
_,_L Importer.
00/ 8- tuthatto No. 5091 NABEBT Street.
OSINISAI4 GILOTWAO FLOUSZI
RETAIL Buy' GOODS.
,
VREITON MERINOBS $1.65.
FRENCH MERINCES, $1.50.
FRENCH DEERINOES, 57.00,
FRENCH -2.ERR1DT0E5, ,, ,22,254 •
New./Otis, comprising all the cholOgoolorift
From the late Auction Wes t .
AT REDUCED PRIORS,
CHRWEN STODDiller & BEM'
452,. 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
strove
TIRIGET. COLORSC.A SEIMIR.3
PLAID:
BRIGRP COLORS POPLIN PLAID.
BRIGHT COLORS REENR(OP,LA,IfiIe
Prom the Int. Auction Wee.
citrawm.,,eronDLin
450, 4,52, Mid 454 North SZOONRStreet, •
n025.3t, atkrre Winow.
NEW CLOTH' HOUSE.
Finest American and Imported . Clearings, Over
coatings, Coatings.. "Veattngs, and Toweertogs,
me dlum,and 10 er:prlcedichsods. ' Beet City dud Country
Cost. m supelled with Winter Woolens for
PINE CLOAKS,
OVERCOAT
S
Brffirltsit SPITS,
DRESS )3131201rt. &e.
French Beaver Clothe, chest Insporced
Thick Chthchillas, most costly tftWorted.
Velour Clothe, best fabric: desireote shades. •
Sport ling frosted Besvgni:einblime quality.
Low grades (rented tuar,"..im •
WHIT/glt2 'kW. °Vidal:lo/M.
Bleck Tricots, loners to finestirradee.
Black Doarkina. to salt eveypimwre.
" Intrh thiket'Aftweet blear Doeatine. extra welliflEV
Harrier best I mertcan fancy Casebneree.
Stout end Sue Cassimeres for suits •
cawinterea for Bret-clue Boys':weres.
11,000 Yards ell.e.irtlef.P, wholessiened retail.
7.000 yards Clothe, wholesale And. retail. •
Prices will he houndjust right.*
PLANNET, 5H1R611406. He.
6-4 fancy Flaneel hr'rrings, eeverah new Attlee.
6.4 plain extra heavy Shirtintre. stisoliwitter weights:
ylain and fancy Shirting maerlat
Shaker Flannel!, every quality, by the yard on'
piece.
Gray Twills, every grade, by the yard en piece.
Rom 'Twine, every welgitt. by 'he yard or piece.
Fine wbialrFlae eels. every width and kind.
Blankets fog soldier, bed, crib. cradle, and borsa,
COOPER & MAAR%
It S. H. corner NINTH aisd KARACHI' Streets.
TAGG 8c 1 33110.,CORWRR TENTH AND
4. FINE, open BARGAINS from auction.
1 lot genie Erie colored Berlin glower's NI.
1 lot gents' heavy Lowed; cloth. cafkid gloves. SL2S.
1 lot gents' heavy black 6 , oced silk gloves. 67c.
2 lots igsliell! Abe Prench.cloth gloves, &Soto $l.
1 lot children Ireloth'gtores.lllo.
1 lot gents' black Cod colored silk neek!ties. Bk.
1 lot ladies' merino vests, high neck andlotur sleeves,
1.75.
1 lot nee linen ensiled border cambric Mk's. 87,V0.
2 lots Sae linen - 24nch border hem-stitch benclker
-. chiefs, (16 and 60e.
1 lot gents' dark colorachenille scarfs, 75e.
T lot ladies' bitiekitid gloves. 611. worth 517. 1
lot broche scarfe,black and crimson centre% 32 to 35.
1 lot wide tape, led bound, steel hoop skirts, $1.60.
I lot black and white wool underaieeves Mc.
I lot very heavy, doable boiled black , ' bonnet rib
bon. 75e.
tot hales' linen.ittanding collars. 10c.
I lot gents' Bray merino shit tr. $1.75
not Hamilton unbleached Cantos flannel, 700.
4 lots Sne and Mont bleached shirting. muslin% 45
and 6(to
1 lotblaek and white, slfword.shirtlngfiannels,B7Xe.
1 lot Shepherd's plaid mobabs, 60c.
Also, a fall line gloves, ribbons, oortmonnalse,
brushes, note and letter papers. adat?e, Stc:. c:
N. B.—Tames Ravinifiei, beet )fair Tonto• in use, 600
per bottle. . noB6-2A
pur OLID AY B ARE RAPIDLY AP
FROACEING. —.The publio ark respectfully no
tified that they rnaylind
EMBRoIDERED RWIEE and JAOONET'COELAng.
BUtBROIDERED'SwISE3 and JICONET DEVI, of Col
lars will Cliffs slid Collars w b Sledves.
EMBROIDERED TIAISTI3, - ROBES, and.CAPS for In
fant..
EMBROIDERED AMES. TUCKED HOKFiI,
MED FIBRES., SHEER LINEN TAM IkiRDERED .
lIDEFS ,
oNNTLIRLEN'S . COLORED BORDERED LINEN
IMRE&
BLACK FRENCH LACE WILE. •
THREAD LACE COLLARS.
And many other items, ornamental and useful. in
Chit the l arge s t stock of. LAOIS and EMBROIDERIES in
this city. Fr m theism". quantity. and , the low prices
salted. you are very likely to he salted at
WORNE'S Laos and Embro'derr Store,
No. 3$ North WORTH Street. •
• -
- DEP rOOSIMS. r • - 7'
JIM Fofid colon; extra due quality. for $2.
Plaid Poplinaof unusual beauty, at 42.
Good qualitY'lakeptald Poplin*.lB.2s.
Fienrr d reps, 186hatre. and Merl'ltoes.
127 'Arles newest unique American Delaines, some
of them choice and neat, others-yery gay stripe.
Oyerloo pieces American prints, 31,25,28. and Acts.
Black fd °hairs Lod Alpacas, 62 ats to $1.76.
B.,lmorals.fresh lot for mbsses,.maids,.and matrons.
Cloaks and Moods in Cloak room.
Cloak display unusuall C y
OO ood. Sales rapid.
ilit CONAD,
• 8. Z. Cm. BlNTB.aad MARKET fits.
CLOAKING CLOTHS. --
Just received, an eligant assortment of
Plain Beavers,
Mixed Beavers,.
Pruned Beavers,
Chinchilla Beavers,
Velours
ey
Whitn Cloths, - •
Plain Black Clothe,
Cassimeres,
PERKINS,
no2t-3t . 9. Stu% ININTH Street.
NEW FOR, 1804.
♦ A spy 4pIosGREAT INVENTION IN
, 4044' &
SKINT
THE DIIPLEICTILIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING. •
J. I. & J. 0. • WEST No.youx. ONAKBERE STREET
'
, .
metheowners nintie patent and. exclusive Manufac
turers of this, „
. `.& W. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX - ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
t3RIETS.
This invention consists of Duplex (or two) Si'lntl°
Steel opringe, ingenionaly braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, making the toughest. most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring ever toted, enabling the
wearer, in consequence of its great elasticity and flexi
bility, to place and fold tbe.ektrt when in use as easily
and with the same convenience pa a silk -or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and allehees the only objec
tion tohoop slants. viz:AtFuyance. to the wearer
is welt untroulillokAtp em oted assemblies
de.”.4.weres — rirt OS CI tiro Delmer bran r crowd ad—
! place, from theditilcolty or contracting them to occupy
ing a small space. This entirely removes the difficulty,
while giving the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
form, and is the lighteat and most stylish and gricefal
appearance for the street,, opera, promenade,. or house
dress. A-lady baying implYed the pleasitte, comfort,
and great convenitince of wearing the Duplex Filltptio
Spring-Skirt- for a single day, will never afterw.ard
willingly &Winne.. with the nee of them. They are the
beet qualtighan evoseg„part, and by far the lightest, most
durable, itanfortable. and economical skVrt made. Ides.
chants will be entwined as above, and ladles to most
first-class retairstores in thin city and throughout the
different States.
*a. I DO UG foi the
LEALLIPTIO SPRING SKIRT
TIRADLEI7B DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
arm;
Verylle2tbleaolded easily when in use to occupy a
small space, =akin the most agreeable skirt worn.
For sale by J. hi EtaFLEIGH,
902 OHESTAUT Street.
IRADLEYS - DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT-The greatest improvement we have ever
"en
. lAll6lftliATlBh2tillaeLalfgli.qf
CORWBN STODDART gs BRO.,
400: 452, and 454 N. mown Bk,'ab. Willow.
nol7-1m
••••••, R 9 .8 HOOP SKIRTS.. 62Q
• .. • OUR .oWff 116.1{E.'' •
•
The /nal C omplete IlEsortrukut and beet (plenty and.
60/811 in the market, wholeside and. retail, at mann
fectory,
No. 62S ARCM Street.
'together with the " NEW FLEXIBLE SHIRT," Riot
out, the most pliable Hoop Skirt in the market, equal
to the " Duplex Ellptic," and at
.in
lower prices.
Also, constantly in receipt of fall lines of low priced
Eastern. made Skirts;kid padded and rivited —l6 springs,
66 cents; 20 stain as,lit• 26 springs. •1. 16: SO springs.
$1.26: and 40 springs, 411.50.
nol9-Im s - T. "HOPKINS.
"L'At
AIL DE PARIS " IS NOT A
- pi - . Powder corpacte, but a Most delioloue
t
preparation t at givee'both the color and texture of po
lished ivory to the , chin. lIICISNE JOUIN, No. 11l
Tilli-TlKStreet, below Cheetnat.
64 j !EMAIL DE PARIS" CAN BE
-A-A used by all ladies in the privasyof the tot trite.
It removes all spots and roughness, and its purifying
effect on the skin calls forth freshness, color, and
beauty. B. JOUIN, 10. 111 TRATH Street, below
Chestnut. -
6 6 1 -
,'EMAIL DE PARIS" QUICELY
-a-• and effectually rumor es theme unsightly black•
worm specks which detract so much from the beaWy of
the clin. 11. JOULE, No.. 111 TENTH Street, below
Chestnut. c
ST' - DE PARIS" IS. ES.
PECIALLY endorsed by Mad'lle Vestvall, Mrs.
Ws.TherAnd many ladies in Private life. whose Com;
mendatorff letters for obvious reasons, cannot be pub
lished. E. SOHIN.'11.11: S. TENTH Street.
Of and soldiers whose complexions have become
tanned or bronzed ?fi the exposure Incident to a camp
lite. will end tLe Amsil invaluable. •
Orders by mail should, be addressed. JARED &
RENE, General Importers. Philadelphia. oc&mws tf
FANCY. FIRS.
LADIES=. FANCY FURS..
•
.3 - 01-I.IV ILPAXIMIEFLA, ,
Re. 718 AMIE Street. above Seventh Street.
At his old established stole.
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
- DEALER IN . FAITCY FURS
-
nos
LADIES AND osix.DREN.
RIMINI now in store a, rem large sad beautiful assort
ment of all the different hinds ancignalities of , FA.EO7
TUBB FOR LADIES'. AND CHILD/LIVE WEAR. I
solicit a sail from those in want.
Beinember the name and stamber.
JORN FAREIE.d.S
718 ARCA Street, above Seventh.
-I have no partner or tsiimection with any other store
inthis city. oc9-4mif
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE—A.
ce.RD.—it having been announced by the Bulletin
of the 25th instant. that this hotel would be closed on
or about the let of December, the Lessee ft om Jammu
lot, 1866, begs to inform the public that during the time
the House may be closed it will be thoroughly rev °-
voted and refitted in a manner that cannot fail to'give
satisfaction to those who may patronize the establish
ment,.
lair. CHARLES AILMOND, formerly of the
"Indian Queen, " Wilmington, but more recently of
the "States Mum, " Philadelphia, will have the en
tire managemenVunder the new administration and he
assures the public that no e ff orts! will be spared on his
part to make the House in all respects pleaeant and
agreeable to his guests. The House will be re-opened
on the 16th of January. de26-tf
DRAWS GREAT TOBACCO, CIGAR,
AND 'PIPE STORE.
No. 413. CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia, Fa.
Dean keeps the greatest assortment.
Dean keeps the greatest variety.
Dean keeps the largest general stock.
You can get any kind of Tobacco.
Yon can get any kind of Cigars.
Yon can get any kind of Pipes..
Yon can get any kind of Snuffs: _ •
AT DEAN'S DEA'S GREAT TOBACCO IffroHE.
No. 413 CHESTNUT Sweet, Philadelphia. Pa
When yen golo Dean's yen can get anyttd.ng yon
ant in the wall. of Plug, Pine Cat and Smoking Tobac
tors, Domestic and Havana Cigars, Piper', gke.
_ Dean beeps the largest_ general stock of Tobacco,
Cigars, Pipesoisc.. in the United States. •
Dean's sales are so exteneive that he can afford to sell
at about ene.h all what others sell for.
Dean sells to the Army of the Potomac.
Dean rellsto the Army of the James.
Dean sells 'o,the Army of the Tennessee. ..
Deaneelle to the Army of the Cumberland.
Gunboat's all order their Tobacco. Clifers
from DEAN'S, No. 413 013RSTI4 LIT Street..
Pennsylvania merchants all boy at Dean's.
New Jersey 3:aerobe...lean bny at Dean%
Delaware merchants all buy at Degree,'
As the) can always get just what they want, and at
much loWer price than •they can el,ewhere, and: they
do not have to pick up their goods at a dozen little
stores.
All goods ordered are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Order once and you will always order from Dean's,
ea his plug and fine cut chewing and smoking tobaccoes
and cigars are far superior to allot bers, and he sell s for
ranch less. 'DEAN'S, No. 413 CHESTNUT. Street,
ne„ 22 ' lfhilaeelptia
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•
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BOARD OF TRIMMERS.
Aleamader C 4 hilldin, J Einar Thomson,
Bon. James Pollock, Hon Jos. Allison.
Albert C. Roberts, Henry K. Bennett;
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n I FFICE-Or THE DELLWAEE
VIAL SAFETY INSNEANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA. November 9,1164.
The following statement of the affairs of the Com
pany is published in conformity with a Provision of its
charter: -
Premiums received :from Zovembes 1, 1843.
to October 31 DM:
On Marine and Inland Blake 41424.047 90
On Fire Risks 138,507 IB
662,103 08
234,472,42
loreMinsas attFoliales mot marked
of. November 10143
Premiums marked off as earned
from November 1, 1888, to Os.
tober 1, : • .
On Marine and Inland 418,884 73
On Fire Risks " 120,5158 76
586,881 48
Intereet during same period, sal.
vase's, dm *dir""
Lomas. Enemas, &c., duringthe
Year. as above. .
}Saline and Inland Navigation
Losses ..... aft. an 82
Pile Losses • 49,685 82
Return .. . ...... 29,224 98
Re-Insurances 42,649 28
Agency Charges 19,064 98
Advertising Printing,_l2c . ... 2480 13
*Taxes—U. § . Tax on Premiums,
• Policy, Stamps, as., 11,38(i 27
Sxnenses, Salaries. Rent, 14,089 00
,E
*This is exclusive ante amount reserved for Taxes
on Dividends and Profits.
ABUTS OF THE COMPANY. NOV. 1.1664.
1 2103,000 United States Five per cent. Loan,
1271 21131,060 00
111,000 United States 6 per sent. Loan. Bei. 116,215 W
75,000 United States 6 per cent. Loan, 6•205. 76.562 50
100,003 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
.... . ..... . 74,662 00
54,000 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
.65,040 00
3.r.,060 Philadelphia oityo . per cent. Loan• • 122,520 57
20,000 Pennrylvanialtallroad lat Mortgage
6 per cent. 80nd522,000 CS
50,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mo " rtgaga
- 6 per cent. Bonds. 58,260 00
/6,000 800 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company. - principal and interest -
guaranteed by the city of Plats- •
• .
_• 15,9 0 0 00
6,600 1.20 Shares Stock Penneylvania Rail
road Company 8,111 CO
6,073 100 ShareeStock North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
8.050 00
60,000 United States Treasury Certificates
of Indebtednese .... •..
. 48,423 00
30,003 State of Tennessee fiver ...... 12,000 00
135,700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, amply
seoured..- . 128,703 00
W 8.260 Par. C05t,2842,100. 60 Market Value. 2857.627 87
Beal Estate .... . ... MOW CO
Alla receivable for insurances made.,. 118,280 42
Balances due at Agencies—premiums on Ma
rine Policies, accrued interest, and other
debts due the ComPany 28,788 24
Strip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companies 464_,263. estimated value. • 2.95 9 G)
Cash on deposit with United States
Government subject to ten days
" $100,009 OD
Cash 011 . 4ienosit; in Banks...—. —« 88,154 98
Cash in 641 66
168,691 49
21401,664 02
ParnArmnratA, Remember - a. 1864.
The Bead of Directors have this day declared
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the CAPI
TAL hTOCK, and SIX PEE CENT. Interest on the
SCRIP of the Company. payable on and after the Ist
December proximo. free of - National and State taxes
Thel:ave also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND of
FORT PER CENT. on the EARNED PREMIUMS for
the ye ending . October al, 1664, certificates for which
will the Oiled to the parties entitled to the same, on and
after let December proximo, free of National and
State taxes.
They have ordered, aloe, that the SCRIP CERTIFI
CATES OF PROFITS of the Company. for theyear
lido, be redeemed in CASH, at the office of the Com
pany, on and after the let December proximo, all Inte
rest thereon to cease on that day.
air No cert(ficate of prof,s istued under - GM By
the Act of Incorporat ion. no certificate ehall tune
ten lees olaimed within two pears after the declaration
RP the dividend whereOf it is evidence." -
DIRECTOR'S.
Thomas C. Hand. StunuelX Stokes,
John C. Davis, J. F. Peniston,
Edmund A. Bonder. Henry Sloan.
Theoaillus Paulding, William 0. Boulton,
John Penrose. Edward Darlington, -
James Tritons's . , H Jones Brooke.
Bora ye. Dallett, Jr., Jacob P. Jones,
James C. Hand, James B. McFarland,
Woo in : C. Ludwig, Joshua P. Eyre,
Joseph H. Seal, ftencer Mallvaine,
George G. Lelper, John B. Semple. Pitteburg,
Hugh Craig, A. B. Berger. Pltteburg.
Robert Burton,
THOMAS 0. HAFIB_, 'President
JOHN C. DAVIS, 'Vie* President.
HEM VILITIVar. Secretary. • nole-bu if
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
JL , CITY pfD COUNTY OyTIIILADBLPHIA..
-----
Estate of JOSEPH OAFI — SIDE, — Deetaeed. •
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of GEORGE WOLLOOK and
JANE OARS] DB, Executors of the Last Will and Testa
t of JOSEPH GANS (DE, deceased, and to report
distribution of the balance in the hands of the Account
ant, will meet the parties interested for the purposes of
hie appointment, on TUESDAY. December iSLh. 1864 at
4 o'clock P. X , at his office, No. 142 South EIGHTH
Street in the city of Philadelphia.
n 026-stuthet JOHN B. COL &HAN, Auditor.
TN TEE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY Alippopsry OF Pjrnapnpup.
&tate of JOHN (IRMO. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle.'
and adjust the account of NANCY M. GREGG
and JOHN W. 681E10,. administrators of JOHN
GRIGO, deceased. and to report distribution of the
balance in the hands of the accountants, will meet the
parties interested, for the purposes of his appointment,
on MONDAY. December nth. 1/164, at 4 o'clock P. M.,
at the Wetiterill House, in the city of Philadelphia,
n026-stuthet
THE MAHONT 'ROUSE, IN ASH
LAID. Schuylkill minty, after being closed for
openonths, is being handsomely fitted ny, and is now
for travtllers and visitors. Mr. HENRY B.
WEAVER, the present landlord, lately of Northumber
land county, who has had long expnce in this line
of business. will keep a FIRST CL ASS HOUSE, and one
that will compare favorably with the best Hotels in the
country. -
Manse Pa., Nov. 9. 1864. n024-1m ...
pzimEß'S POPULAR STYLES
A.m Colored Photographs made for BO; moderate
obarge for an S t d , admirably,szeou Imesess See spool
rpm Pat the Gallery, SECOAD
lirMETSI
‘ZiA l blni• 4l3 tMlktl/eri LIJIThfI " j " MIPICI
FIFTH EDITION.
3 vor.s. 81 , 0. $22.50
S 00
IS THE
LEGAL.
WEST VIRGINIA OIL REGIONS.--
A Gentleman who leaves immediately for the
West Virginia Oil Regions. will attend to commissions.
Satisfactory references given. Address to-day, poet
OlEce Box 2962. Its
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE MOST
impala, and rapid-minim BUBSORIPTION BOORS
published, insinding The Nurse and Spy in the Union
Army, Sacred Biography, Standard History of the War,
Layman's Assistant, & o. Send for efrealars. Address
JOISRS' BROS. CO..
nol9-Im* 600 CHISTIfirT St., Philade)phia, Pa.
14 0 0K-KBEPER.-WANTEIii, A FO
AL, anion in the above capacity, by a Young Man, re
cently from the army. Please " aocoantant."
office of The PreBa. Reference of the best. It*
CHILD NURSE WANTED FON TWO'
CBILDRDN; must have gond reference. Inquire
this day from 2 to 4 o'clock P. M., at 1024 SPRUCE
Street. Its
TO PETROLEUM COMPANIES AND
- 6 - OTHERS.—A. practical business man, thoroughly
Raga Mated with the constriction and operation of
Machinery. wiih mach experience in the erection of
factories, boring Ari:Oat went, and the working of Pe
try lisnin end other oils and who is competent to make
his plans for huildhles, maatnery, would an.
gage as agent and practical mangier, er join parties
ab nt to engage la the Petroleum imalnetot ' Address,
for two weeks. "Petroleum," cars of ..191", 004.
CO., TRU:CONE BUILPINGSi New York. n0216t
TWO • GENTLEMBIT, 1 TERCECANTB
-a. of IMF city, sere about renting se extend... 4 TOUR
tbrougli the 011. RBOIONS of Pennsylvania, Virginia,
sod Oblo Baelne.es entrterted: to the= by reap.eaeible
pollee will be a - readed to. Addreen at once, 1 , 41
nettle erv.y.• Box 2339, P. 0. n024-2t*
WAV TED-A. YOIIIVG MAN WllO
Las some kame.odge of romningTei acing Pmeges.
mad'Composition. . Address Box 1.4:03: P. 0 1 no?6-3t•
WANTtD—A. FIRST- ct &as NOTION
V SALESMAN, with an established trade.. to whom
a good E allay will be-paid. Annly innirson - tio
MOOSE. 1.1 . 0115 T P. ,k co
n028.3t. 233' MARKET' Street.
WANT ED-A SALESMAN WHO
.7 7 Can influence tradn, in an establllebell Ho9terir and
Notion lionise. Adams. "B. E. & T.." office or this
n015.3i*
Apir.A.I 4 ITED -IN A. TRAIMPOSTA.-
* • VON OFFICE, a competent Clerk.
'Mat be correct calculator, write a fair' and' rapid
band. and folnish good testimony as to oharactor and
capacity.
Address "It. J. B. L _Ledger office. n02441i*
WANT'ED' 'NY RENT, BY TIM , TsT
T T Or JANUARY—A STORR, or tired door, on Max
ket fame., between Second and SLxth street,. Addvas
Box 2601, Peet Office, stating location and rent, aoat•tf
'WANTED, AGENTB.-A.GENTEI 111
• •
eve Counts', al //10 a month. expe n ses paid; to
Introducefilteen new and wirefutarticles, the bass sell.
Inn ever °Bared. For particulars, address OTIS Lr
-
GARET. BIDDEFORD. MAINE. 0c26-411/4W3m
8196 A 101 - 0 lc 'l' WA N T,E
•-••-• AGENTS , ever where- to introdua; tbsr new
SHAW - dt GLARE' SIXTEEN DOLLAR FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. the . oraly low prise Machine in the'
country which is ligenffed by Grover & Baker. Wheeler
& Wilson, Bowe. Singer & „and - Rschelder. Salary
and expences, or large coramissionsallowed All other
Maehines now Bold for less than forty dollars e a ch are.
fait ingesnerto. and the seller and. user liable. Dlirs.
trawl circu.ars sentfrce. Address SwAW & CLARK,
nniri-filocank BIDDMFORD, Maine'
FOB SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET--
THE VALUABLE BUSINEBEI. STAND,
137 NORTH Tama STREET.
OPPOSITE carainv.
FIVE• STORIED, BROWN•STORM' FRONT.
apply cm the Premises.
TO. LET-
A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.
The Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Stories of the
MARBLE STORE,
N. 525 ILLItKNI. Strot, extol/46g tbzongh to
COMMBEC eraser
Apply to
ROBERT R. LEVIOK,
nol9-stuth-tf No. 403. MARKET Street.
VOR SALE,--TWO SPLENDID LARGE
MIRRORS, Preach plate, Apply et
a026.2L• RIIS AROR Street.
•
.di MARKET-STREET STORE TO
Anl. LET (No. 239); vacant January 41866 Apply to
ANTHONY It: at J. H. MORRIS,
zi026.41. No. 916 ARCH Btreet.
• GERMANTOWN -TO RENT-
House on lsher's lane, near the-Station. Apply to
A. P. a J. H. MORRIS,
no2B-4t 5 Ho. 916 ARCH street.
da FOR BALE -A . FINE LARGE
Grocery__Proirief on Store and Durelidlorat S cor.
of EINEM:ENV:I and MOUNT VERNON Sta. n026.31*
et TO LET THE HOTEL AND
MiISTASIING, adjoining the Fairmount Market,
TWBNTY SECOND and SPRING GARDEN 816. In
quire of the Superintendent in the Market. nO6-304
FOR SALE-A DE B R A:B L E
three. story brick dwelling, with three story back
building', No. BB: Jacoby street, rentals ing ten rooms,
bath and st , reprooms. range heaters, &c. Apply to the
_
PENNSYLVANIA COMPAI. FOR INSURANCE, ON
LIVES, &c., No. 304 WALNUT Street. no7S-amw3t*
- FOR BALE.-TH 4 SUBSCRIBER
AWIL offers.for sale his country seat, within half a mile
of Wilmington, Delaware, on the Ifewrion.
taints,' eightuaros.orlroods/and t - 111. toe centre of which
alarge lawn with a fine variety of ahadetreee, ma
ples, lindens. evergreens, etc., in all over a hundred
fall-grown trees. The i mprovements consist of a large
and commodious Mansion, franked onthe west by two
towers, one of whichhi four stories in height 'nitre
are-four large rooms on a door, with a hall eleven by
forty-two feet. The honie has the modern -Improve
'menus. A hydraulic ram forces water from a spring
into the upper story of the tower. There Is also an
iron pump aud hydrant under a covered area at- tbe
kit Chen door. The cut-buildings consist of a carriage
house and stable sufficient for four horses and several
carriages; also, a hen, ice, and smoke houses. The
stable bail a hy di ant in It.
Good garden,with several varieties of dwarf-pear and
grape 'ODE*, in full bearing. There are also several vs •
rico lea of apple. cherry and chestnut trees.
Terms accommodating. Possession even at anytime.
Apply to LIME G. CLARK,
nedt-tf on the premises.
797.177 50
- FOR BALE-THE CONVENIENT
Maktbree- story - WEIGH DWELLING. 'with double
three-story tack tuildinge.. No. 115 North. Sixteenth
street, four doors above Areb. In good order through
out. Can be Ee en from 11 A. M. wadi 2 P. M. Early
possession. n024-6t*
gra CHESTER COUNTY FARMS
Mra FOR SALE CHEAP. Apply to the Subscriber...b..
between 10 and 3 o'clock, at 21S WALNUT Street, Se
cond story, or direct - to bim at NorriF town. - Penna.
lto ISAAC ROBERTS, Real Estate Agent.
76,629 66
E 112,8“ 4
eFOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.
i -A small FARM of 62 acres, beautifully situated,
about half a mile from a station on the North Pennsyl
vania liallroFtd. eleven miles from the city, in a high
Mate of cultivation, can be had a bergain by spooling
to- • C. MATHER, •
2 , 3 North SIX VH Street.
office of Garderner's Afonthb.: Or CHRISTIAN DUP.
FIELD,on the premises, near Abington Station. n2B-6t,
BOARDING.- WANTED, B 0 A ND
for a family of twopersons, child,
.and nurse. Ad
dress " Box DO. Post Office " Its
BOARD --A LARGE SECONILSTORIt
BACA ROOM. communicating with a bath-room.
together with •Board,..tnay be obtained at 269 Soutb
FiFTlf Street. nol6-tf
INFOBIdATI.ON W ANTE D.— TEE
undersigned desires to helix from the sister of J. M.
Staples, Deputy eheriff of )11 Dorado county, California.
She le supposed to reside in Philadelphia. Mr. Staples
was_murdered while in the discharge of his official
duties. Ilia effects are waiting deliver,.
JAMES B HEIM& Sheriff's Ofice,
ol Vim Placerville, El Dorado county, cal.
LOST ARD FOILIND.
LOST Obi IdISLAID—THE FOLLOW
-A-1 ing CexßOdatesof Stock:
Nye. 73 and 227, Allegheny and Fittabtirg Oil Compa
nyi.n the name of Baehr & Kurtz, and also in the name
of V. C. Bush.
Noe. 236 and 708 in the Story Farm Oil Company.
No. 92 in the Alcorn Oil Company, and
No. 276 in the Egbezt 011 Company-
New Certificates have been applied for. n026-10V
VEWARD.-LOST, A LARGE WHITE
AA) Naysl. Envelope. with Naval Orders, between
Twelfth and Ridge avenue and. Eighteenth ant Green,
on the Ridge and Green. SIG will be given by leaving it
at No. 6 South TWELFTH Street. 1L
p,, , T OLEN—ON TEE EIGHT OF NO
VEMBER 223, Five Bonds, for $l,OOO each. issued
by the LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, Noa.
132, 123, 204 270, and 276.
Also, nine of the same Company's bonds, far $5OO
each. Nos. 296, 812. 390, 468. 462. 622. FA7. 628. and 671.
Five do. do., for 5 100 each, Nos. 727, 8.55, 856, SW, and
859, all Coupon Bonds
Also. eye Lehigh Valley Railroad Company's Bonds,
for $l,OOO each, Nos ND, 703, 7(5, 763, and 769.
perEonv are hereby cautioned against RECEIVING
OR 3 3GOTIATLNO SAID BONDS, as payment thereof
has been slopped.
Further information can be bad of
JOHN K. Flak or. c 0..,
- Stock and Exchangejirocer.
n024-Bt s - No. 11 South THIRD Street.
HEATERS AND FURNACES:
pRILADBLPHIA
WARMING AND VENTILATING
waviamixouslm,
Enamelled Slate Mantel Manufactory,
No, 140 CRESTNIIT STREET. •
ECONOMY IS MONEY.
CMILSON'SI'ATENT CLUJ-CONSUMING CONE
FURNACE
pill warm Voir house with one. third Zen coat than
any other Furnace in um.
OHELSON'S PATENT ELEVATED DOODLE-OVEN
bits no equal in thTZI N : ("AN"
(Jail and examine it.'
At the preeent high prices of marble no one in want of
Mantels Should fail to examine my stock of •
BEAUTIFUL ENAMELLED SLATE MANTELS,
A large stock of
LOW-DOWN AND COMMON
PARLOR GRATES
REGISTERS. and
VENTILATORS,
-goastaatly on hand.
W. A. ARNOLD,
nov2-vrenthalf No. 1010 CHESTNUT Street
MATEMMATICA.L INETRUXIDITS,
Of all Mai% to be had at
JAMES W:QUEEN : it CO.'S.
se27-2m 9164 CHISTIIRIT Street
ItTACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, 45t0,
—4OOO bbla. Masi. Noa. 1. 2. and 8 Mackerel,
/ate-caught fat Zak, in Resorted Packages.
2,000 blips. New Naatport, Fortune bay, and Ramat
Herring.
2.800 boxes Lubec, Sealed, and No. 14Herrint.
160 bble new Mesa Shad.
200 boxea Herkimer county Cheeee,Aa.
In store and for mile by MIIBPHT & ICOOft •
Jal9-tf
Dro. 14-6 NORTH VirliAll.,
nIBEASES OF THE SKIN ARE
often contracted from the use of Soap made from
the grease of diseased animals ; hence the nnpleasant
smell.
WILLIAM CONWAY ruses but pure Ingredients in
the manufacture of his Soap. Therefore its Indisputable
superiority over all other Soaps for family use.,
See that each bar is-stamped.
_WILLIAArCONWAY'S SOAP.
iladelpals„
Depot, 316 South SECOND Street. Ph no Brit"
AT REASONABLE PELOBB4
WANTS.
BOARDING.
PERSONAL.
AMIUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF Mll3lO.
Lames , ' and Manager ' 1 , 011.11.
(Alen of Holllday-street Theatre. Baltimore; Ford'e
New Theatre. Waehington, and the AlexendOs
Theatre.)
Stage Manager. JOBM B. *MGM.
80141).AY snd TUESDAY EVENING& Nov.,ES and 911.-
TEE GREAT SGARSPERIAN TRIIIMPkt I •
Crowded and oferflowlng hornet' to witness' the eta.
nen. Tragedian.
MR. EIMOIN TrEgw - gfer,
In hie grnliorinrrizenerareinnon Ogf
A A uB, , f
witneeng_OT
FDEMORABLY I. VAlPtaittl BRILLIANT
ineludinctery mans of 111)1I=SS.
'[HS LEADING MINDS OF ODR CITY,
and enthurdeatloelly aonlanded .
A GREAT mesTER-Przcis OF AZT.
Shakapeare's POrerfta RO Ul4l l
NEW! 'Tr clear' of
CORIOL &
. .
CAIUS MARLTINI ' Mr. B. Foamier,
(Aftereards "coRIOLE.3118,")
BUrrORTED or
MADAME PONIRT,
kIBS'ALTCE GRAY
MR. J. lODULLOUGL .
Alrir
TPA AltriST% oP•THE (10triveNT.
This crest play is presented' in a style of tdrexamPlia
completraese. with
NEW SCENERY,
COSTlthil36. •
__A ND' AVT.orNIIIINTS.
MR. PO_
_ FrREST ol.Rs R 5
pATERY MONDAY , TTIRSDAT".j EUIItIODA.7,
FRIDaY N1.G1179
drip Best" secured six days in adrallco.
Die perforealoaron Wednesday or Ratarday eysaralti,
The treat Sirsksperian Tragedy of Rtfid-LBLEWitif
ae , pteparation.
Tie Box Sheet. fur the sale of teamed places,. now
eiwwbetween th e boars of 9 sad'43j o'clook.
AdMISSIon, 62t and 25 cents.
Bemired SeatsEnt &Mani,
n Off mum- WAREER, Treasurer.
Mr. FORD dterira tO Inprooti thepablidiwith tbe Eciff
that bite ar» Ilketoort, WILL VW:La tvg.TcCE R 11.114-
TITIO er @F "CORVYLANPS " nod' s few ertalaw.
The engagement oral?. FORGE Sl' is positively,'
to tweLty-foar night. ..Amine whlth: be will appear LW
ALL OF 13:4 , , RiIicrOVF.ARIAN ANDOTRant
iOl , 13, and 'then depart for Waeldn.gtoa, where heir
guest's at the Close or hfs engagement
Pnoer nifr eirtmmotalloee, thew folic can "enrich
nos ' be ekosin' produced this wint* - after it 1 4 ORM:
withdrawn, which wilt be done after 'a yen" brief.
ran.
NEW CHICSTVIPT-ST TH34TRE,
cH.EsTAtri stsgliv. Above Twßi.rrs.
TfiTR (Saturday)AFTSDNOGN_
T l 3 IST aturd 7 2 , AFT SEINOON. -
FOITRTEENM. niATINEE.
When for the
ESPECIALACCOMMODATION
OF'
FAMILIES. UADTRA, AND CHILDREN,
FAMILIES, LADIES; AND COILDR Icif.
Who are unable to ati.nd'tbe Evening Performaneen;_
Bouoloash's (treat Sernatidral &mance, in Fres -
Acts of
PAECOMETIE; - PAITVEETT-E; .
PAErVIchTTE; . PAIIVRETTE;
PATIVEETTE; FAIIVKSTTE;
FAUVESTTE; PAUVRETTB;
U. Under - Min - Slam
Or, Under the scow.
With all ite
IdAGIIIFICENT SCENERY;
NOVEL blEallA !MAL EFFECTS.
CORRECT,' CrtSrommi.
d
• BEAUTIFUL MUSH!,
Aa
. ETIIOI , O CAST OF CESRACTPERS.
Will be preeented •
Pricer , of Admieelon to the Mattnee:
THIRTY CENTS TO ALL PACTS '01? TUB HOUSE.
Cloldren _Twenty frre'Vents.
Boors open at 13,, to commence Eir2.34 o'clock.
THIS (Saturday) EVESOG.
A BILL OF GREAT STRaNGTH.
TWO GLORIOUS PIEOE3,
The perteniance will commence WM the Succecaftill
and Beautiful Drama of
PACITRETTE;
pc,
for the
Snow, '
To conclude with, for the that kinfe. the Thrilltn&
Romantic Drama of
THE DENOUNCER,
THE DENOUNCER;
Or, The Seven Clerks and Three Thieves
WALNUT STREET THEAT RE
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. NOT. 25th.
TWO SPLENDID DRAMAS!
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN •
Aprearr In Madame C.deete's powder drama. - entitled
SATAN IN PARTE; or,TR E Ml STEEIOUS BTtIANGEGII
In which she will saFtain
SIX DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
Atter which the rreat Irish Drama of
BRIAN 130ROIBIHE!
The het of the Irish Kings.
Seats ebruld be eeeared in adyance.
Box Oftloe open front 9 till S. Curtain thee et TX.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARM.
-LT.- STREET THEATER
Last night of Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLTAMM.
T 13113 (Saturday) NLGRT; November 26. 126 k
THE FAIRY CIRCLE.
LAW FOB LADIES, and
MEL &PI AS IT WAIL
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLLSIde
In twelve characters songs and dances.
MORDAY, Mr. J. S. CLARKE
VXHIBITION OF WORKS OF' ART,
-ALA FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE OEISISTILN Cox..
MISSION, at the
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
An Exhibition of a Private Collection of Works of
Art, in Paintings, Sculpture, Water Color. and other ßrawirfits. Ea ravings . dm, is now o -en at the Pena
olvama Academy or Pine Arte, No 10315 CHESTENT
strt at- from 9A. AL to 10 P. M., for the Benefit of the
Christian Commission.
dmi•sion 25 eta. ; Sm•on Tickets 50 eta. n 091- Idea.
ASSEMBLY BB ILDING S,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. - 30, .1884;
AT 3% O'CLOCK P. M.,
THIRD CLASSICAL MATIRER
Philadelphia Classical Quintana Club.
Mews. GAERTNER, JARVIS; GROSS, FLAGMAN'.
and SCHLITTZ.
SIMMS .... . .. - lleuta..
Package of 25Mckats—sora-os - sffichuss
"rscifkidef7o Tickets, good at all times
'For sale at the Music Store of J. S. Gould. stoSe.dt
G REAT NATIONAL crßous,
WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.
Directress Mrs . CHAR. VTABNIX..
formerly WS- Dan Rice. .l
Equestrian Director F. - M. ROSTON.
Besides the celebrated SHERWOOD FAMILY. sat
the remainder of the popular artiste Troupe-Alters will
appear, for the first time, on THIS EVENING. anid
everr il evenins during th e weelr. Prot trowarmsoir
and s CELEBRATED TRAINED DOGS. Also Seism.
G. B. HITTCHINSONand JOHN H. MURRAY_ wonder
ful G_ymnasts and Acrobats; and also Hr.
,WEL KEW,
'RIMY, a Tory popular versatile Clown.
It will be a week of splendid entertainments, unpar.
alto led in the history of the circus in America.
Matinee on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AWES.-
NOON& and extra performances on THARKSHMIS
DAY.
Prices remain the !me_ First Mer, AO cents; &Scat
Tier, 25 cents... Commence 7.40 every evening; 430 O
tero( on. n057-tit
A SSZI4IBLY BUILDING, TENTU
CHEST UT Stre
SIGNOR :BLITZ
The Great NECROMANCER and VENTBILOCIITIST.
Performances Every Evening at 73.( o'clock: and
WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY Afternoons at at 3, era.,
brecing the WONDERS AND MYSTERIEs OF Al keno
EXTRAORDIN ARY POWERS OF VENTRIIOQIIIS
producing astonlehlog effects of the human votes,
the LEARNED CANA RY BIRDS' ENTERTAINMENT&
Adminslon 26 cents; Children lb cents; Reeerved Etistr,
50 cents. nol&
PANTORD'S NEW OPERA HOUBI E ,
+..) RACE Street, below. Third.
OPEN FOIL THE SEASON.
SA3IITEL S. SANFORD Proprietor and Mame&
SANFORD'S OPERA. TROUPE.
The largest and best Minstrel Company In existenee,
Santordieppears In-Ponge,Danses;a 3l o hicEerlecOtell,
Doors open quarter to 7; commence quarter to 5...
Admlsston.26 cents; Orchestra 60 cents; Boxes
irk K.,
and $3. nlßling
CHESTNUT -STREET OPERA HOUEti g ,
'No. 1221 CHESTNUT Street.
ALM' MOM& MINCE=
]LORAN'S . MINSTERLS
"Par"" 7Tri e OV l ll i lr I RAMDSMIESS.
Doors open at 7. oconsdenolne• at 8 o'clock prordecle,
Admission 26 cents.
Reserved seats, which can be scorned front 16 to
o'clock, 80 cents. . os18.4!
O lif T y OF THE AOhammy, op
CLASSICAL SOIREES
Br
MESSRS.- CROSS AND JARVIS,
4 For the Season of IS6I-5.
For particulars, see circulars and arabscxiption.
at the stores of J. E. Gould s Lee Is Walker, Andre
&.Co. ocargif
•
D L. CARPENTER'S
Private Frill,drers SubsoripHon
COTILLION PARTIES.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
A. L. CARPSDITFH, teacher of dancing. No. 82411.
ARCH Street, respectfully informs his friends and Um.
nubile that hewllil sive a course of SIX Private Fall,
a zees Cotillion Pai ties. in the itinsical Fund Hall. Tin,
first Soiree WEDNESDAY, Dec. 7, ISM, to be helir:
every two week e.
Seas,n Tickets for the Course, Five Dollars, admitr
tine a gentleman and his ladies.
No spirituous liquors sold in the buildings.
A few more Season Tickets can be had only of D. L.-
CeItPENTER, at his rooms.
No tickets sold at the door on the evening..
)It_ Birgfeld and superior orchestra. with entire nag'
music, is er gaged. nolß•etnth
CIBRMAITIA ORCHESTRA.-PUBLW,
REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at kit
cents. Six USICAL PUS D HAIL. Single Tickets,
Tickets, $l, to be had at Gott d'a, An d*,
and Meyer's Music Stores. and at the Ball no7-M
CHRIST REJECTED.-
This admirable pletaie, the greatest prodaetios
the painter Weal. Ls now on exhibition et the AfiLDEYS
OF PINR ARTS, 10E5 CHESTNUT Street, together
with the entire reflectional' the hstitntion. Aawltteatilt
twenty-flye mite. nolklat*
T ACADEMY OF FINE 'AR T
ICIPIESTICUT Stmt. 111bOye, Tenth, is OPIN
for visitors. from 9 A. hi. to 6 P. M. • WI
TO YOUNG ACTREES3II.—YOUIie
actresses who Kra little ■censtomed to the use el"
"stage making-up" will ffnd that the •Email dgc
Paris" will remove all the evils rt - sultlncirom the nig ,
of paints, powder,, and rouge The • Email" is not er,-
Paint. bnLit preserves and beautifies the skin, byre-.
moving all - black sputa and impurities, and Is endoised.
b Mlle Veetvali, Mrs. D. P. Bowers. Dire P.aulaa
Waller, and many other aotressesof talent and. beauty.
EUGENE JOU IN, No. lii South TENTH Street. below
cueetnnt, is the only agent in this city. noL9-mwatt
- EDUCATIONAL.
STEWART, PRIVATE INSTRUC
• TOR OF MATHEMATICS AND MECHANICS.
Students are briefly improved in reenired alathetnales,
instructed with care in neglected Mechanics. and exer—
cised wilh skin In Illustrations and applications. 92f1
FILBERT Street. no7o-20`
LEIFINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
CORDER ARCH AND TENTH STREW&
Brooches, Sleeve Buttons, .lu-inlets, Bracelets, Smut
pins and Rings, Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers.
Waiters, Goblets, Forks. -
Spoons. Ito.
/Fir Watches repaired and Warranted.. Old Gold.,
Diamonds, and Silver bought
ncda-ant
WATCHES,
FMB .71WETALY,
SOLID MAW W ARfs
AT REASONABLI PRIM}BOB
,M.ABFEBT Street. rhiladellAla-
aol6-16
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DS--
soarrnoNs of Character, CeuELitat 4 " , a nd Ta'"
lent, 21th ADVICE on linsna, Health, Mum.
"Ink,
tion, 61014.111PrOVerflea, Management and Taff. , .
lug of CHILDREN, nodal adaptation dm, imp
and aTeMnk, b 7 JOHN L. CakEN,
Phrenologist and Bookseller,
oall-tutbslyif N 0.28 a. TENTH St. above Charlanst
tinkDß. • I • , • .1.
Trer for the last twenty years. SO VWI es,
below Third. Inserts the most inantlful TRETE( of IN
in, mounte d on Ens Gold . , Pietism, Silver, Vtilesilit
Donate, Amberobe.„ at prices,
:for neat and sUbstantbis
work. more reasonable than. any Dentist In this idtY
• State. Teeth plumed to lest for -Life. Artilleial Teer
r epaired to nit Bo pain in mrtraeting. All work was ,
ranted to AL 9ate,aaea IMit &minim wil-ts.
DENTIBTRY. DR. BARtszT
wells ARTIFICIAL TBETIEI on Gold. 8U
Vulcanite, froin $5 to Ikei Teeth filled, 60 cents
upwards. Thspairin . ldefereneno. 9610%.514-5 Sd
Strata; below in017,3m
DEPILICTIOXIM WOK atRAU* Was,
H.&REISOIt JARDR