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1111=1
Fr i prof,,rted t , .) 1)2, Hudson to 1192‘, and
thorn wag a forth.? improvement•
t Ik% Reading a 3135,,,,,,.
rptledel phlts markets.
Nov 6MB RR 26—Evening
,serene continua very
i quiet,an a d b t o h u e t
Flour Is R
5` first rontinnes duil lAct .Co ryne at d
OatsFr;
.4dat q fa i. prices. Queruitron Barb is with
'
..ntinnes very dull. Sugar sad
quiet She Provision market
• kris ratter firmer.
haulm to notice in Flour; asks
i • • l'enna and Western extra, at
-• $l2 II eel 2.4t10 obis fancy
s bbi according to quality.
it) boy'ing fr 49 75010 ZS
f o r sacra, ICA 61012.51 tor
P 7601.3 25 t bbl for fancy brands,
joys Flour is quoted az $s h 01.
for Wheat is limited, and the
4.f shout 3 OCO 11110181 s reds at
Mid Western. *2 60 for South.
bushel or white , as m quality.
1 way at 70 10 bushel. Corn
1 . 1 4 vi wand' 1,2,.%) bushels sold at
• , aim. for
_prune yellow.
54. $1 Glatt 70 di bushel, as to
demand Aboit 8.600
..q . ".4ikimshel 4,000 bushels Barley
ornothing doing in clnereltron.
, tot,
s .R et
st little doing in the way of
Then, Is
Irkel tottinnes dull. S all lot. of
w' disposed of at $1.3.421.31 '24 lb,
men
.131,
_Qatar ate Coffee ate firmly bold, bat
1 g either.
%ea anima and dull t and Pants
• '..,, ) , R e a radn at 42®445; react at Sttet
' l ."4,.*Se 13 gallon, as to quality.
LT held ; about 2 0 boa slld
b IEI - 3ail and actotad a SI
tuff I
is scarce and prime is in demand
99nidetnred th o ere I:l 4 noettange to notiae.
sales
n i n t he l: . r . msite are making
t e e; at s2B@&) per ton.
.-Tha ma rk, t eantiettes quiet at about
111, tropaet,ona are finuted. M4se
8 1 , , A abh Btaoarbaonti
,t Imre• are maki gat 21.0As'il Ib,
I.4acy In ag-d
; ,tae Weetern bble are held at
roii,cdare making arrow, 171@01780
an the receipts of Flour and Grain at
6.309 boa
~• CVO bus
. but,
Vrx lenns Markets—Nay. 19.
k.t exhibited ranch was activity to.
reported *ere 2 bates rapack,d
g at It I. M. and 81 betee mid
leß rd Of $1.6.5 haviuc barn re
ea
t emotion.
Teem WaS acne
r —The , e vele Ito receipts this
rew_good tett Sug.r were sold
' ' liores Havana In hoed, scot t De
7
ut. u!I on private terms , tors Sic 'f ih
•
ie
I, to clarified Sugar There v tytat.
."'
r for th is cres.orletiert.. Oaxi fair
T‘Vse.' and 'loot in yowled.- A lot Of
;C,,s . el,' sold at thi t gatiOa.
(Tr Y ITEMS:
[MIMING Goons.—Mr. J. C.
OW stand, NO,l and 8 North Sixth
opened an elegant assortment of
&c. His stock of underclothing
.-v.,er's wrappers cannot be surpassed.
rail. Remember, Nos. 1 and 3 North
i COMING, and among the articles
e remembered in making prac deal
1.1. Whether for presents or any other
est place to buy good Ooal cheap is at
957 North Ninth street.
GENTLEMEN'S F URNISHIN4 GOODS
George Grant, No. 610 Chestnut
I,scst in the city, and his celebrated
ai Shirts,, ,, invented by Mr. T. F. Tag
.o;.,.rpro..sed by any others in tne world in
,r„ord durability.
p,cr.irTlON OF POPULAR HATS; for
Including the celebrated " Con.
; „•:.r mkt by Wood & Oary, 725 Chestnut
Naong 01(1 hate new le also promptly at
; .7.1t;,1E 06tabliehmont.
op pF CAUTION TO PUTIONASIIRS OF On.
c oil fever still continues with unit
zP.,. Philadelphia. Many people extra me
incest some of their surplus revenue,
to our. duty to warn the people to be
heir Sfeoulatione, and not be led cap
'fe wild cry of of!! off! oil 1 ,1 We advise
I , .ai to be cautions in their investments if
1. V enter into oil speculations. Let them
:elr desires with the oil of calm philosophy,
JAI realize their expectation's in a hand
-1:r the amount advanced. The good
wrght to be sifted from among the bad,
rortele of wheat from the chaff. Of course,
cur intentiOni as a public journalist, to
Wins distinctions between the companies,
!commend to the consideration of the public
cl the Waehtngtonand Walnut Bend 011
r!, We honestly believe that in finely days
a sill increase in value Jive hundred per
'caps more. We have no space today for
t;tenso on the great merits of this corn•
tot Of we place fortunes at the disposal of any
rater: of The Press by thus calling attention
ilintle Institution, our mission in this in
dll tare been fulfilled. _ The. company bas
Market street, where. persons 'may
kill knowledge of the working of the corn-
smunpriows. 9 *—Those desiring to con
=wives with a really good enterprise, avid
t2.t presents flattering prospects to those who
ase hold of It, should avail themselves of the
Its to secure one or more of the few re
tatti. I'l . olllth, interest manifested, and
already Won of it by energetic business
le expected that when this Company gets
ed. these shares will command a handsome
s. As will be seen by advertisement, the
. ae to day.
wealthy but ignorant farmer, at a
:is meeting moved, with great dignity,
meeting do now adjourn Ipse &wit: , A
to amend by adding, "and that every
resent do proceed, eine die, to procure
ti's new suit at the Brown Stone Clothing
Sr, Wilson, Nos. 803 and 005 Chest
;,3bove Slxth.” The original motion and
:went were both purled unemirdously.
:'.s 5.575
" and Corn were mighty Kings,
7 %. r ered at times on different thing!,
TG the country's, dire confusion ;
peaceable, mild, and just,
"cn ,was fond of saying I" You oust?'
aer he boasted, and bullied, and cussed
Ho got up a revolution.
Et In the course of time the bubble it bunted,
h.?
torn was King, and Cotton was worsted.
rpm wax loth to make It a fight,
:111 telt that Cotton would crush the right,
so he came to the law's proteotion ;
-alsed an army a million strong
Illt up the right and put down the wrong,
!sat certainly seemed that he, ere long,
Should wipe out the Insurrection.
n , made of all materials, Including cotton
'to, at Mae. Stokes IN, Co.'s "one price,"
cor,tinental.
IT CLOTHING,
Clothing,
Clothing,
In Clotting,
At Granville - Stokee Old Stand,
At Granville Stokes , Old Stand,
At Granville Stokes , Old Stand,
At Granville Stokes! , Old Stand,
'ttina - at Street.
leitfit Street.
:Jatatit Street.
Imeat Street.
22? Ic
NOTHING LIEN "A Gem," „ A
'ld Treasure," "Works Like a charm,"
ER be Without It," such are the wren.
td le favor of the Florence Sewing Ma•
Id at ill Chestnut street. n022-et
' '' ll Sena dr Oo.'a Pianos, and Mason
.1 Cabinet Organs, for sale only-by S. E.
Nerenth and Chestnut streets. nole4f
FveB.—A large assortment of elegant
e.l%rld Soils', 812 Arch Street. no2Bst•
'1: eexos
" does all blade of Fnmlly Sew
tie heaviest Woolen! to the moat detente
n 022 6t
` : RINC111 " does finer and nieer work than
machine, besides making
-4 ' 4 with the same ease that others make
note-et
4 ; 'Awn OwrAintri, enoostasniny treated
41 c!. D., Cn2Ust asol Anrlet, 51.1.:Pine et
'vim Wenn& 'No °hams for examlnalon,
LE On. PuoPsarres.—Partles deslrone
alog Oil Lands In Weet Virgin's or yol•
may NO= some valuable traote by
zmny to JoErsr B. LOVz,
:t 10 South Front street.
WIT.D TO PLEALea.—.The gi Florence It Ls
Perfect Family Sewing Machine warranted
r,ttre Batisfaction or money returned. 22-41 t
SPECIAL NOTICES,
' n011.4.811 CLOTH:I2PG at low prices,
eetlon from our stook of BILLDY-MADE OLE-
Nme selling goods equal In style, At, make,
'IC from AS to AO per coot. Lower than Is now
„,!'albe goods made to order. We have all
1 , 4 . Pritiell of Clothing, Kens', Youths',
' • All MI be suited without delay or trouble.
BENNETT & CO. ,
' 4l if TOWER HALL; 5111 SUBMIT Street.
GIORGE STECK & CO 7 tll
PP
PIANOS, O
ARD
MASON &
CABINET ORGANS.
Over 500 each of these Eno CABIN=
Bc'trunt.nta have bean sold ORGANS. by ?d r G., and the demand le CAB MST
constantly inareanto& ORGANS
Par sale only by ARIfIRT
J ssouLD._ ORGANS.
savEliTif an d ORIN3TNOT Sta. CABINET
• nol9-tf ORGANS,
.
I tIOR CLOTHING,BURS LIATINT
to the bed manner, =tweedy for RITAII
r n T,l B7 ' BULLER Pll.lOlllO marked la
-,,"'" 4,613 . All anode made to order warranted
2.44 " 4 ' Priee evident te etrietli adhered
dtereby treated alike. AMA' OLD-IS
-lotivrizios OLOTIEfille HOUSE, 604
,
IleAr Rlxth. de2B-1.1
. —L,
`' l ' & CO., CLOTHING,,
C',.
THIRD and CHESTNUT
A , ~'',.. CLOTHI4G, THIRD and CHEST • s:,,
; „'O.. CLoTHIN , THIRD and CHEST I . ;
,0.. CLOTTII -.'THIRD and OTIOTNITT.
CO. CLOTHIN THIRD and CHESTNUT.
17 ,% 15 . . CLOTHI THOM and CHESTNUT.
; ',,0., CLOTHI , THlRD'ind GONOTNOT.
i t
7 0. CLOTFIING: THIRD =4 CHESTNUT.
CO, C LOTHING, THIRD and OFIEBTzioT.
C 0,,, , CIJOTHING, THIRD sad 0/11kTBRIT.
„ CLOTHING THIRD and
,CILIE3TNUT.
0., CLOTHING ,
THIRD and CHESTNUT.
4 4 CO, 01 . 0 THINC4 THIRD and CHESTNUT.
90.. C LOTHING, THIRD and GHNHTNGT.
CO,. C LOTHING, THIRD and CHIRSTNIIT.
,'„... CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNITT.
O L O THING, THIRD and oinsTortrr.
co. CO, . C LOTHING, THIRD and CHIMMT;
1. C LOTHING. THIRD and CHEITIC qr.
wO.. C LOTHING, /BM iiii cInaTIEVT.
MCCLAIN'S CBLEBILIMND -COCOANUT
OIL AND QUINCE SEED fe warranted to preserve.
strengthen, darken. and keantlfyOhe hair, and entirely
eradicate dandruff, without aofling brit or bennet
iininee. Haaufactured and sold by W. X NoCLAIN,
Perfumer, No. 334 North SIXTH Street.
N. B. —inhere! discoun tto wholesale dealer*. nolelut
OVERCOATS PROM $l4 TO 05. OVERCOATS.
44 44 it
OVERCOATS PROM $l4 to SM. OVERCOATS,
It
.15
04
44
OVERCOATS PROM $l4 to $W OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS FROM $l4 to $56. OVERCOATS.
WARAMA,KER At BROWN,
OAR' HALL,
B. B. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
lap Young Men'e Snits and elegant variety. of the
beet olass Clothing at REASON ABLE PRICES.
WEBBLZE & WILSON'S HIGHEST PRIM=
LOCK-STITCH
OHBAPBST, SIMPLEST, AND BERL
StIMSTOOIOII. Ml* CHESTNUT Street, above Seviinta.
PRICE—JACKSON.—Oa the 24th instant. by Rev. J.
U. Ke olh of C he ster con. Jose phnty, D. Price to Mica Hannah Jack.
Non. b
SMITH — RAWLINSON.—On the 23d instant at the
residence of tbe bride's father, by the !ley. Jr Howard
Suydam, Lloyd Smith and Mrs. S. L. Rawlinsos.
He air& •
CEA BEHS—sikryru. —On the rith or September.l963.
by tba tts. HS. 011 r-y, pastor of Bethel Ohara. Mr.
John H. ChawbergtO Miss Kate Smyth ltesides No. 4
Felton slimed. Bleed° street, below Seoold. 045
PITILLIPS. —On the 77th Inst., at his residence, ffnt
ted States Hotel. southeast corner of filevent s and Mar
kct streetr, e. P. Phillips.
COPS.—um the 26th inst., John Cope, in the 82d year
orbit; age.
The re'atives and Mewls of the family are respect
fully invited to attend hie funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 646 Neigh itieveath street, on Wed need& r.
the 36th Met. ,at 2 o'clock, without farther notice. To
procred to Laurel Hill. •iNg
t.. 1,5150 bbls
BARNES —On the 27th Ansi., Mrs. Ellennor W. , wife
sif George W., and daughter of Martha and the late
George Barnes. aged 39 years.
She loved her children.
The relaitiree sad friends of the family are reenact
frilly invited to' attend the funeral, from the reeddsuce
Of her ouebvnd. southeast corner of Fourth and Bicker
ton streets on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. To
proceed to Ebenezer flhurch Cemetery. v/is
BURN*. —On the 25th inet., Caroline B. Barns. in the
391 b year of her age.
Her relatives and friends and those of the family are
reebeitfull 3, invited tOttend her funeral, from the re
sidence of her hnsbitid,..aohn Earns. .5110. 270 South
Eleventh street, this' (Monday) afternoon. at I. o'clock,
without further notice. To proceed to. Mount litioriatt
Cemetery. ■
Eli 6 FhLDT. —On the Mllnstant, Geo. Eckfeidt, aged
58 years, •
'1 he relatives and friends of the family am invited to
attend the funeral, trout his late residence. No. 648
North Twelfth street, on Monday, 28th instant, at 2
o'rloeli P. M. 14*
WOLFF. n the 27th instant. Naty N., dalighter of
Wm. B. and Mary B. Wolff, aged 8 years.
The friend. of the family are invited to attend the fu
neral, from tine residence of her grandmother, 1417 Lo
cust street, on Tueaday af , mom, at 1 o'clock
SiioßEß.—On Sunday afternoon, 27th Inst., John B.
'Shaer.
Due notice will be given of the f "Literal.
Aar MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, _
PHILADELPHIA, N ov. 2U, 18%.
Ai &meeting of the friends and fellow-workmen of the
late OSOECIE ECSFELDT; attached to the mint, AR
CIIIBALD hioLIST It RE, Esq., Treasurer, presiding, the
following preamble and resolutions offargid by Mr.
Loi Irscre, Engraver, were unanimously . adopted:
Whenas. It has pleased Divine Providence, in its in
er r ntab , e diepeneations, to remove from amongst us oar
late friend and associate,George Eckfeldt, foreman of
the preps rat ors , division of the Engravers' Departuisnt,
wl.o, from a, period of early life to the time of hie teat
illnElps, continued to discharge the (Intim incident to the
positions h. occupied with a degree of fidelity and skill
de , erving the highest commendation; while his kind-
PIPS of heal t and genial manners endeared him to all
with whom he was associatedt and an irreproachable
life assures ns that it was not a vain trust which con
soled his last momenta, and enabled him, In the exer
cise of Christian faith, and In the word of his Redeem•
er,_ to trinmph over the last enemy.
Resolved, 1. That we condole with his bereaved fa
mily in the lose which they, with us, have sustained,
while we entreat them to believe with us, that oar
lor 5 is {tats to him whose absence we unite in mourning.
Resolved. 2 That we will attend the funeral ,obse
closes or our deserted friend on Monday next, the 28th
lnel from his late residence. It
LUPIN'S BLACK ALL-WOOL REPS.
A-4 LIIIIIIVe Bleak All-Wool Empress Clothe.
Do do do Mousseline de Laines,
full doable width.
Do do do Tamise
Do do do Meriaoes.
Do do do Cashmeres.
Do do do Thibet and LozitShaerLs,
full and extra sizes.
Do do Bombazinee &o.
BESSON & SON. MOUSING STORE,
00141-tf , No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
YRE LANDELL lIAITE OPENED
E
same very valuable goods for
CR RISTMAS PRESENTS.
Espenelve Long Shawls.
Expensive Dress Silks.
Elegant Lyons Velvets.
Ohristmas Scarfs. Eldks, Glow*. &c. n023-lf
Nr A GRAD RECEPTION BY TILE
citizens of Philadelphia will be given to JOHN
IdETWER LANOSTON, of Ohio. President of the Na.
Vunal Equal Rights League, in Beihel Church. SIXTH
Srrest, Pear Lombard, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING,
at 73e o'clock. LEWIS H. PUTNAM, Rev JLMSS
H. GLOUCESTER of New York, and JOHN H. OHRY
SON of Louisiana, will be present.' • collection will
be lifted to defray expenses.
By order of the committee. J. 0 WHITE, Jr
ItsSecretray.
lar KENSINGTON NATIONAL BARK.
PHILADELPHIA, 28 November, 1851.
At a stated meeting of Directors. held the 18th inst.,
CHARLES T. 'MIKES was duly elected President of
this Pant, tapioca of the Ron, John Robbins,resigned;
and WILLIAM McCONMEGL was duly elected Cashier s --
in place of C. T. 'Ferias, resigned. To commence mi
ld-December, MM. (11) C. T. TERRIS, Cashier.
HARRISONTHE OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL MAO.
100,000 Shares, par value $0 each
Office No. 434 wAtimui Street
This company has been duly organised as a corpora
tion under the act of 'April 21, 1854, and have obtained a
trod. of land. in fee simple containing:ll6s acrAsisituase ,
on French creek, opuosita the leade-er- she Tallinan
Gorapany, ,- Ithout - nve miles above Franklin, in Ve-
Rang° county, Pennsylvania.
The. con.pany are now proceeding to develop the
lands, and will commence boring in the course of one
or two weeks
EA limited 'cumber of shares have been placed in the
market for sale at the original subscription price of
one dollar per share fully paid up.
The books are now opened at the office of the compa
ny, No. 434 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
M. RIEGLE,
no2B.mwf3t. Secretary.
DIVIDEIVD. —THE DIRIeCTORS
far of the OLMSTEAD OIL COMPANY have this
day declared a Dividend of TWO PER CENT., paya
ble, free of State .tax,fon December Sd. Books close
Nov. 29th,, and reopen sth December._ •
n02.8-6t GEORGE W. HUNTER, Secretary.
WOFFICE OF TIM MANDAN MN.
ING COMPANY, No. 324 WALNUT Street.
pIIILADELPHIA, Nov. 26,1E64.
Notice is I ereby given that all stook of the Mandan
Mlnlog Company, on which Instalments are dae and
unpaid, have been declared forfeited, and will be sold
at PuMic Auction, on THURSDAY, December 29, lE6I,
at 12 o'clock noon, at the Office of the Secretary of the
Company, according to the Charter and By-laws, nnleea
paid on or before that day.
By order of the Directors.
no2B.tdei9 B. A. HOOPES, Treasurer.
ANOTICB.—THE BOOKS OF SUB.
SCRIPTION to the Capital Stock of the MER
CANTILE PETROLEUM . COMPANY ,will be opened
TODAY, at onaoilice, for receiving anheariPtione for a
limited number of shares of said stock.
Tbe proanotion of this Company Is now equal to Fifty
Barrels of Oil per day, which will enable the Company
to pay large dividends immediately.
For farther information apply to the undersigned, for
the Corporators. COCHRAN di RUSSELL,
No. 22 North FRONT Street.
Nominee 11, Mt noZS-St
PIT TSBURG ' AND BOSTON PE.
TROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL S4OO,OOO—PAR, $5 PER SHAKE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.50 PER SHARE.
FOR FULL-PAID STOOS AND NO FURTHER AS
SESSMENTS.
The prert of this Company consists of the follow
holds P R OD U CING MPL Tertitory, exiensiye lease-.
WELLS, wells going down and
nearly finished:
No. I. About 60 (fifty) Acreson Cherry Tree Run in
FEB SII4PI,E, boreable land ancient to sink FIFTY
WELLS. This Territory ie opposite the Daizell Petro
leum Company (Hayes' Farm), on Oil Creek, bounded
in part by the celebrated Story Farm, &c. -
Ho. 2. .Lease perpetual (99 years) on Wash. MeClizt
tack 011 creek-334 acres, all fiat, very valuable, tldw
ins and pumping wells all around.
No. 3. " Wildcat " Flowing Well, about 30 barrels
per day, on Wash. McClintock Farm. The Company
owns the 'WHOLE working interest in this well, en
gine, tanks. dtc , &c.
No. 4. " California Well, No. 1, on 011 Creek, down
600 feet, all ready to re tube. This well km flowed 160
barrela per day.
No 6 " California Well, No, 2, on Oil Creek, down
nearly 600 feet.
No. 6. Lease perpetual (90 years) on 2M acres Oil'
Creek, all gat, containing the above wells. with fifteen
horse engine, tanks, derricks, engine houses
. &e.
Ho. 7. Lease-Verpetual (i 9 years) on 236' , acres Oil
Creek, ell flat, and in one well sown 40() feet, one Wm
. ter Interest (working) In this well and lease.
TEN THOUSAND SHARES RESERVED FOR WORK
IN() CAPITAL.
••- - .
Books for omentAL subscription are now open at our
office for a few days only.; when closed the stock to be
placed on the regular Boston and' Philadelphia Stock
Boards as a DONA FITS dividend-paying, om rue-
DUCIREI 001/PANT, when it is expected the hare will
largely advance. All further information, with pros-
Pertness, can be obtained of the undersigned. The
small capital of this Company, with the actual large
interests, meat make it a favorite as a secure Invest
ment. H. S. LEECH, .
14 Farquhar Buildings, WALNIJT, below Third,
• Philadelphia Agency.
LEONARD Ai MANLEY,
513 BEATER State!, New York Agency.
SPefICEB WI It at CO., Bankers,
Boston Agency.
MIBICENLEN OIL COMPANY.
NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS NOS. 3 AND 4 —The
Trusiees of the McKinley Oil Company have declared a
reinlar monthly Dividend of THREE TER CENT.. and
a supplementary Dividend of TEN PER CENT., both
payable at this 001 CO. November SO. to !shareholders of
record, at the donor business this day, November 14,
1664. WALTER. B. LAWTON, Treasurer.
n028.6t No. Si JOHN Street, New York:
CUASE GOLD COMPANY.
I , == o NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. 2. —A Dividend
of ONE PIE CENT. bae been declared, payable at this
dere. November N. 1864, to Shareholders of record, at
the aloes of lmainees ilde day, November 16, 1864.
• WALTER 3. LAWTON, Treasurer,
ROSA No. Si JOHN Street, New York.
For BRIGGS 001...) COMPANY.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NO. 7.—A Dividend
or ONE PER CENT. has been declared, payable at this
oflice, Nov( mbar 80, 1864, to Shareholders of record, at
the dm of business this day, Noveraber 16, 1864.
WALTER E. LAWTON. Treasurer.
NO. 81 JOHN Street, New York.
Eir A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders of the GLEN 0 ARBON COAL CON
PANT will be held on MONDAY. the Nth of Nov.
1564 at the office of JAMES DOBSON, Treasurer, No.
39 Borth FRONT Street.
lt' JOSEPH A. WOODWARD, Secretary.
OFFICE OF "THE RELIANCE
Or la MIAMI COMPANY OF PHILADEL
PHIA," No 308 WALNUT Street.
PRILADELPELI. November 281164.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of The Re
liance Insurance Company of Philadelphia," and the
election of Thirteen Directors, to serve for the ensuing
year_, will be held at the office of 'he Comparmon MON
PAY, DECEMBER 10th, Itet at 12 o'clock M.
ne2B-tdel9 THOS. 0. HILL, Secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
U HIGHWAYS, Wage S. W. corner of WALNUT
and FIRTH Streete.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. E. Mgt
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this office
until 3 o clock P. M. on MONDAY,
p the lath instant.
for the grading, at so mach per cubic yard, the follow
ing. streets, viz : Eleventh, Mendips, Twelith,,Camao,
Etnd Thirteenth 'treats, from Berke to Lancaster street,
and Lancaster street from Eleventh toThieteenth street,
111 the Twenty-first ward, and all bidders may be pre
sent at the time and place above mentioned, when the
propoeale will be opened. and the work awarded to the
/oWeet bidder, and if he does not come forward within
three days thereafter to eseente a contract, hie bid will
he , considered withdrawn.
gach propoesl will be accompanied by a certi Seater
that a bond has been filed In As Law Department, as
directed by ordinance of May 26th, 1860: and if the low.
`eat bidder does not , ome forward as above stated, he
will be held liable On his bond for the difference of hie
bid width, next higher bit).
W. W. SMEDLEY,
OhittCorandestoner of Highways.
Or THE ENRON VOLUNTEER gff..
FRESHER= COMMITTEE return thanks t
Company K, 197th Regiment P. V., per Capt. Babe,s3ol
to Company M,19 S Restraint. order for 803 rations of
bread; to Company 0, 198th Regiment. for 430 ditto;
(company H, Med Regjment, 300 ditto; 196th Regiment,'
476 loaves Mr.CortrOW, CO: a Friend. proceeds of a bet,
810; Capt a in Bender, Company 0, 196th Regiment, 344
rations of bread ; th e Mateal Coal Company, 70) rong
and 80 loaves of bread. B. S. BROWE.T reastmer.
Jos. E. WIDE. Secretary. • ••
N. K. RICHARDSON; X2142,..' WILL
Fir Reed Selections from Poe and , others, at 00N
ORIN BALI...THURSDAY EVENING; Emattaber /IL
Titikets 26 cents. For selkat T. S. Kea% ooropr
SIXTH sad CSBITIOPI, n 026 tr
SAWING MACINIAZEI:
~2ARRIED_
DIED.
If QM* TO
THE PRESS.--PUTT, VDF,T,P - FIT AC_ - MOND kir: NOVEMBER 2.8.
Mr" THEODORE TILTON, ENit.
THEODORE TILTON, ESQ.
garTll E. CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER
HOSPITAL ASINACIATIOI7,RIVAAD and MKS
Street/A. take pleLeure b aoknowiedd'nd the feilirating
denateree for the week ending November 26:
JameeNoore $5090'
Friend "43. " 100 i7o'
C. ti . Rutter' 10 01,
Jere or Rh die (Delaware) ..•—• •••• 10 00
Libble and Maggie Card eza ..... ...... 0 110
J. Elmer 3 00
°TUBB'S.
Richard Singleton 1,(00 oysters.
James O. Corry 600 do.
Swanks .000 do:
Charles Deinarie • 1,000 do.
Jonathanillears 600 do.
-George Cochran • ....... 50D do.
Joi n Cochran IMO do.
JBlllOll Conner - 600 do.
P.nnrvlvinla ROief APsociatton, 0 shlrtin 6 paiga hose,
4jai a onions, blackberries. pepper sauce, and 23 band
/16PB.
Union Aid Soolety,Weat Philadelphia (par - Mr. Smith),
9 wool.- Annats. 130 yarda bandana, and 9 hats.
M. knits, Warwick Fern.ce, Cheater co.
(per Mrs. J. B Carr), 13 chickens and Dian. catsup.
Alm. Oscar Thompem, pair chickens and jar cranber
ries.
Mrs. Gar:lanes, 23 pies, lot pickles, and 9 jars pre-
BelVell
Mrs. Chapman, 14 pies and jar of currants.
John - Flmitb, 1 turkeY.
BIMe. MONT. Pair chickens.
Mrs. off, Wallet cakes and turkey.
Mies Sege°, band. , me pound oak*,
Mies Louisa Claghorn. pair chickens.
Mrs. Carpenter, 17 acne, dtc.. of peaches. tomatoes,
pepper sauce, &c.
a. D, Moore, turkey, pies, peaches, currants, cran
bearriee, bread. &c . &c.
Mrs. J W Farlcy, 1 turkey. •
Ave, John Rice, 2 itl rkeys.
Mrs. Wm, btearart, 3 turkeys, 2 paire chickens, and
{retie of p!ehlts.
6135. igeMan,p, pair chickens and 2 quartecranb!r
ries. It
OIL ISUBSCIRIPTIONS—LIAT
DAY. —Tbe Books, now mien at my Office, poet
tiaely cle,e flits Evening, at 6P. el mares sooner
filled. To secure one or more of the few remaining
Sharer, which are pap ble either at the time of sub
scribing or after the list is filled, address, by mail or
telerpaph, or apply at once
DO AN N. MITCEIMON,
R. E 'coiner FOURTH and Wit Lo UT St.. Phila.
• Or, E Mtn, Trustee,
It . 327 W.A1,111713 Street.
Fir NEW TORN INDEPENDENT.
NEW YoRK INDEPENDENT.
WASHINGTON AND WALNUT
BEND OIL COMPANI.
.
Capital.... ' 111500,000.
•
ke CtoShares $5 each.
Subscription Price $2. Tea thonsand shares reserved
as working capital.
Office,. Ito. 314 NAEKET -Street, Philadelphia.
No. 1. A well on Oil Creek, now pumping 10 barrels
per day, and iLcrea=ing.
No 2. A well on 011 Creek, now over 300 feet deep,
with large show of OIL Near this is the Corn Planter
Well, NVbl6ll is now pumping 300 barrels of oil per day.
Do. 3. A well on Oil Creel,. 620 feet deep, now ready
for tubing, with splendid show of oil; every iprospect
of producing largely.
No. 4 Oue=lsftb interact in a treat of five hundred
times on the Allesheny river; sly wells, new pumping
fifty barrels of oil per day: three more wells now going
down; with near a mile of liver front, all good boring
territory.
No O. A half acre at Tideoute, near the 2conomits
which are now pumping stxtybarrels per day.
No. C. Eigt.t and a. ba/f .aci es in Walnut Bead, on'the
alleglutny river; irnmedie sly eurrounding this pro-
Petty are Ana precluctne; wells . This tract ,be de
veloped rapidly.
tinbecriptions are now being received, and a large por
tion of the stock siready taken. Tho prospectus and all
info:motion can be obtained at the °glee of the Com=
pan", now st.lifo 314 MOLEST Street. n028.13t
_
ar• THE STATE OF THE COIINTICY."
• 'TEES STATE OF THE COON FEY. "
far S 1r .16 It LINO OIL COMPANY.—
This company owns is fee simple, and controls
to lease, a large amount of productive and 'undevel
oped property nn Oil Creek and Cherry Tree Run, in
the cantle of the Oil region of - Penang° county, Penn
lvania.
For Circulars, dying run particulars, call .at the
Office of the company.
lat.% SPUTH FOURTH STREET.
frog t room. second rtory. ncdB-3t.
!LiHE NATIONAL CONSTITUTION.
—Statesmen and Patriots seem generally con=
sinned that an amendment of the National Constitu
tion is essential to oar 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 recognition of Almighty God as
the fountain of civil authority, or of the admitted obli
gations of Hie Law.
A Convention of those who Wish to remedy this de
fect will assemble in the West Arch street Free byte
clan Church, (EIGHTEENTH And ARCH,) on TUES
DAY LVBNIbG next, 04.7% o'clock, and will be con
tinued through the following day. All interested are
cordially iovited to attend.
Rev. D. C. EDDY, D D., President.
Ron. JAMES POLLOCK, Vice President.
Rev. J. G. BUr.L'ER, D. D. Secretary.
JOHN ALEXANDER. Cor. Secretary.
xto26.als SAMUEL AG k EW, Ern , Treasurer.
WirCONCERT HALL, CONCERT HALL.
CJZICEILT HALL., COLICS_RT HAW
jaalr" — SCBSCIIIPTION OFFICE
OF THE
MOW
VOLCANIC OIL AND COAL COMPANY,
AT
•
COOPER & 'OR A.FF'S,
No. DI. MEACHAM'S , ' EXCHANGE.
The corporaters believe this to be the cheapest and
best oil property , ever offered to a e public.
Of lomat shares, only 26 000 will be sold. n0264f
TITESEAY EVENING.
TUBED AY EVENING.
Igr 6 "THE STATE. 01' THE
COUNTRY."
THEODORE TILTON, Esq.,
OP THE
NEW YORK " INDEPENDENT,"
Will deliver a Lecture on this subject, in
CONCERT "HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 29, at 8 o'clock.
Tickets 60 cents. - For sale at IEaItTIIIN'S Book Store,
No 606 CHESTNUT Street. no2S-St
GREAT LECTURE OF THE SEASON
GREAT LECTURE OF THE REASON. '
par THE BIIESELL EARN
a
OIL COMPANY,
SUGAR CREEK, VENANGO COUNTY,YA.
CAPITAL 0230,000. .
FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES OF $5 EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE n. 50 PER SHARE.
525,000 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
J. B. MoCHEARY, President.
THOS. A. SCOTT, Floe President.
DIRECTORS,
J. B. McCRBARY, e
. 1 3 J. W. VANHOUTBN,
THOS. A. SCOTT, PHILIP PERES%
JOHN OW.R.R. -
SAMUEL P. FERREE, Seoy and Tres&
The property belonging to this Company consists of
One Hundred and Fifty Acres in-fee simple, of valuable
Lubricating Oil Land, situated on Sugar Creek, about
two miss from its n oath, which empties into reach
Creek, Venous° county, Par
This property has been selected with 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
tom Land, gives it superior advantages for drilling a
large .number of Oil Wells. At least One Hundred
Wells can be located, with ample room for Tanks, En
gine Houses and Dwellings.
A good tell, giving Twenty Barrels per day, is
°withui one-fourth of a mile above it; also, several good
producing wells on the Creek below it.
The 011 obtained on this Creek is the Lubricating Oil,
which commands in price one hundred percent. above
oil er 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 Oil free of expense to the Company- in
dependent of the revenue from their own Wells, there
being a large sufficiency of land forboth purposes.
It Is designed for give the contract to drill several
wells in the 'beet location at once. The title so the pro
, peri.3 - is perfect and free of inoumbrance.
Subscription Books axe now open at the office of
ra p THEODORE TILTON, ESQ
THBODORN TI BSQ.
nr. THE CLARION RIVER CIEJL , C10111(-
PANTE%
OFFICE, 341 WALKOT STREET,
(Second Floor.)
wittuat P. SCHELL, President.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, Secretary and Treasurer.
nol7-12t*
KW. NEW YORK 'INDEPENDENT.
- NEW YORK INDEPENDENT.
OFFICE OF THE ORMSBY PE.
TROLEOM COMPANY, No. 37 South THIRD
Street,
Prime.nr.l,PrrtA, November 23,18E4
& Dividend of TWO ADD ONE-HALF PERCENT.
bee been THIS DAY declared on the CAPIT,K.
STOCK cf this Company, owned and held on the 20th
instant.
To be paid on and after DECEMBER Ist, MI.
nc2s-2t ROBERT F. BROOKE, Treasurer.,
66 THE STA OF THE COUNTILY., ,,
"THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY,"
Mr' DIVIDEND NOTICE_—OFFICE OF
THE MAPLE SHADE OIL COMPAPIY, 2.2.11
WALNUT Street, • FRILADELPSIX, 'NOV 23, MK
he Board of Directory have tb Is day declared a dlvi
demi of FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, paya
ble on and after the 30th inst., clear of State taxes.
The Books will be closed for transfer on the 26th. Inst.,
at 3 P. M., and opened on the 30th.
n024-6t THOS. R. SELRLEisficwretari._
ParCONCERT HAVE, CONCERT HALL.
CONCERT HALL, CONCERT HALL
Fer OFFICE OF NETERA_N BOUNTY
PIIND COMMISSION, No. 7 Goldsmith's Hall,
LIBRARY Street, Philadelphia. —Re-eul feted 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
bounty of twenty -five dollars will meet on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 4o' clock P. M, at
No 7 GOLDSMITH'S HALL, rainierty _Street. Per
sons entitled to this Bounty are requested to apply at
this Office.
COMMITTEE.
E. D. SITINDERS.OIuitr'n.IJONATHAN BULLOCK,
PAUL J. FIELD_ GEO. W. SIMONS. .
EDWIN ONEBLE. . n024-18t:
Mr. TUESDAY EVENIIITIG.
TITESDAI EVENING.
..6?"
arOFFICE PENNSYLVANLt♦ RAIL.
ROAD-COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4th, MIL
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.—The Shareholders
this Companrare 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 24 hut
Each Shareholder entitled to a fractiopal 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 PER
CENT. will be charged frourlat inst. until payment Is
made.
Tbs Books for subscription and. paymentwill be open
on MONDAY, the 7th but and will close on the 31st of
December next, after sibl'ch no further subscriptions
will be received under this Resolution.
THOS. T. FIRTH,
nob-tdbl Treasurer...
PENNSYLVANIA BAuLuo A D
t COM PAPY.—TREASTIREWS DEPARTMENT,
PSILLDSLIMIAOircor. 2, 11164.—The Board of Directors
have 'IBIS Ilia declared a semi-annnal dividend of
FIVE_ PER CENT. on the Capital Stoat of the Company.
clear of National and State taxes, payable on and after
lath Instant.
Powers of attorney for collection of Dividends can be
bad on application at the office of the Company; No.
2135 South THIRD Street.
not lm THOS. T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
_NOTICE.—BANK -OF Di owr
AMBRICA, Govan/Ma 21, 1981
Notice is hereby given, agreeably to section 2 of the
act of the General A ssembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An act enabling the banks of
the Commonwealth to become associations for the pie.
Pose of banking under the laws of the United Si stes,'•
approved the 22d day of An v A. D. laat that the
ttockholdere of the Ber K OF NOrat.
RTH AMERICA, on
the 19th inst., 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
make the certificate required therefor by the laws of the
United States. J. ROCELBY,
n022-30t Cashier.
OBE T LITURi U 8 THE SE SON . no2B-2C
HOTOGRAPHB.-AS THE HOL
P
DAYS atmroseit the crowd increases at ILMIKER'S
Gallery, SECOND, above. reen. Therefore, It is advi
-sable to go study to save delay and disappointment. IP,
wmgaw,El2l, a iha)vvi
FERREE & 00.,
33 South THIRD Sweet
• RiFrAL PINTISOLEIJII 6oaleiary.
cAPITAL, 4500.000.
200.000 MAIM WORKING CA.PITAL, 1125,
SUBSCRIPTION . -I , R.ICE fg2 SO PER SHAER,
This t. ompany ows Om following uderests:
The entire Working 'Merest in 3 lease of three (R)
screren the celebrated
ANITA' FARM,
cm Allegheny river, Aye miles below the town of
Franklin. On this /ease in situated the
EIIIBB 13 WELL,
now prodneing thfrty (30) barn'. daf/y, Milt of wbloh
Wong' to this Company. The derricks for two more
wells are new bang erected, and operations will at
once' be commenced. Thin regime of the Allegheny
river has been found to be highly prounolive; ;he new
well lately eti auk on the Ina FAL* le producing fur.tY
(90)barfele per day; elco. the coriirwell on BRABDRY
Inidattrit BOW Intra Pant /AMY (60) attrTeit , d(ti/y, and .
lnoreaeingt besides other wells of West] , and tkirty
barrels hi the Immediate viII. cinity.
Ore-eighth - 00 free Interest in all theta obtained In
a lease on tire' ,
IT. MoCLINTOCK FARM,
on 011 Creek, on which lease is sit tviestvells, pro;,
d acing eighty barrela per day. On.tbis leave three new,
welts are now being dritled and near cornitpletioni
from which tbe Company will receive the one eighth of
the oil. The farm Jewell know b. from the feat teat the i
•1110CLINT0ORVILGE rFI'RQLBIIM COMPtarf own the land!
lute, est.
The I•B4th workinginterset in the following described
lots on the celebrated
HIDE AND BOBERT EARN,
on Oil Creek. In lot-No. 8, on which there is ee well
now being tested. In tot po. 4. on which lositaattal the
TURTLE WELL.
In lot No. 6: Oh thle lot the new.
ROBERT WELL
_ _ _
_ - - •
is now being &ills& and from the fact that It joins lot
No. 7, on osioch 1 ,, 'lnteret the
, HEYSTOISE WELL, No. IV,
lately etroik, it is expected that a large flowing well
will be obtained on ihie
In lot No. 8 This lot is situated between lots 7 and
9. hnown as the KEYSTONE LEASES, which have proved
thermal von to be the very best sr territory.' On this lot
is situated the
OETTYEBURG WELL, ..
which is now being drilled deeper, as the teal which
had been fast are removed. and from the indications a
large yield Pr expected.
In lot No. , 15. on which preparations are being made
to sink a well.
In lot do. 19. This lot Is particularly well situated,
adjoining the celebrated lot No. 28,'0n which is eitnated
the new Flowing Well
COQUETTE.
said to be producing six hisridredbarreig per day; (the
striking of this welt advanced the Maple shade Co
mpany's stock Iron, $l7 to $44 per share.) Prephratione
will be at once commenced to sink a well on this lot.
In lot No.2D, which it advantageously situated (remits
Prealtnity to the Keystone leases and toe Jersey Well.
In lot No. 2.1, on
JERI hich 1. situat L ed L, the celebrated
SKY WE
now produolnq about 31,0 arras per day. This is one
of the largest klowing Wells tal the Croat.
The In lot No. 20, envalet 18 titillated the KBPLBR WELL.
HYDE AND HOBERT YAMS
is acknowledged to be ono of the best• producing farms
in the whole region. .
The following remarks are taken from the financial
columns of the Philadelphia Press of I' ov. 16, Mit
The excitement in oil stocks is still increasing, and
the price of some of the producing companies bee ma
terially advanced. We notice the companies situ sted'
on the Hyde and Egbert Firm, which is considered one
of the beat on Oil Creek,,_having rapidly advanced
within the last few days. This is owing to some large
wells baying been lately struck on this property, one
flowing about a thousand barrels per day, and one
flowing two hundred barrels per day. The entire yield
of this farm is now between fifteen hundred and two
thousand barrels per day, and sbnie of the companies
located en the 'Maple Shade,' ' Hyde Farm,' hock,'
Rebut,' and laiteral,' have had their incomes
doobled by the ahove new welts going down on Mitt
farm. on one of which the largest oil crevice yet found
is said to have been struck "
IV.
One seventh (1 7) working interest in two acres and
16 perches on Ot erry Rnn, on which is situated the
REED WELL.
now producing some 3to barrels per day • This well is
one or the most roils ole. and has been daily inerettstug,
and the striking of it has proved the fact that the CberrY
Ron property is among the must reliable and Productive
in the oil region. V.
The entire land interest in 12 acres on Cherry Ran,
about three-fourths of a mile above the Reed Well.
I his property is well ; ocAted, beihg ell Mineable, and
FIVE WELLS ARE NOW BEING DRILLED ON IT, TWO OP
WHICH ARE NEAR COMPLETION. and, according to the
leas; s granted, FIVE MORE WELLS ARE TO BB COMMENCED
ON 'ME PRaPERTY WITHIN ONE HUNDRED DAYS FROM
NOVEMBER 1, 1664. This interest is expected to inereaki
the yield of the Company to a large automat.
Vt.
Forty acres, in fee simple, on Cherry Run, above the
12 acres carried by the Company. On the adjoining
farms great activity now exists, derricks being erected
ar d wells drilled. Two derricks are now being erected,
and the development of this property will be prosecuted
vigorously.
The following extract is from an editorial of, the
Public Ledger, Novemberl9. 1851:
" One of the most remarkable features &rout the pro
s ent oil excitement is that, while the territory known
to posse, it oil is so rapidly extenaing in area, the older
settled portions, venue most oil has been drawn off, are
daily raielEg in price. Tae price, too, of the oil is
higher than ever, being eleven dollars and a half per
barrel at the wells now. Yet, all arm.' Oil Creek new
areas have been added of far greater extent than those
before known The whole of Cherry Run may be said
to have come into the market since the beginning of the
year, and is now ctraidered the most valuable territory
anywhere •to be found. Wells are supposed never to
fall on it. "
The Company. are now recoils Dig, from the producing
interests, fifth four (69) barrels of oil daily. which
will enable them to pay a handsome and prompt diet'
dend on its capital; also, an interest in eighteen wells
in various stages of completion. Two on Atlegheay
river,front which they will nceive half the oil; three
on MCCLINTOCK FARM.rrom which they will receive
one-eighth the oil; FIVE ON CHERRY RUN, half the oil;
Two ore CHERRY Rim, all the oil; and SIX ON THE HYDE
AND 'HUBERT FARM
If these wells have but the usual success, the produc
tion to tie Company will be increased to a large amount
within the next ninety days •
Twenty-five thousand dollars will be retained in the
treasury-for the purpose of developing the bade of the
Company.
Subscriptions will be received to the above Company
at
No. 52 ROOM NUT STREET,
No 7. •
Tam's• One dollar on subscribing, and one dollar and
fifty cents °Mlle fifteenth of December. 1861. n026-6t.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL. STOCK, 81,000,000.
• 100,000 SHARES AT $lO EOM
Subscription Price $5 per Sl' are.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY. '
OFFIOBES:
RON. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, President.
WE. T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the office of the Com._
Palm. No. 24 Empire !alding, 71 BROADWAY, N. T.
The lands of the Company are situated in the heart of
the 00 Region, and include portions of those well.
known localities, "the McEllemy Farm, the two Me.
Clintock Ferma t !? tad other proved and valuable work,
lug territorlee,
the beat StirOlLitedes along 011 Creek — a - Jinn WetW
',ElThlknow end, ler process of eucceeafnl development,
and oil is already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them - oes9-d&w3m
Address the Company, "P. 0. Box 5368," New York
WOFFICE OF THE LEICIOII COAL
AND NAVIGATION COMPANY._
PHILADELPHIA, NOVOMbar 1861
A Diyidend'of FIVE PER CENT., being Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents per Share on the Capital Stock of the
Company. has this day been declared by the Board of
Managers, payable on and after TUESDAY. the 29th
instant. clear of United States and State tanee.
no2B-6t EDWIN WALTER. Treasurer.
—DAUPHIN AND COLORADO
GOLD MINING-COMPANY.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania. '
CAPITOL swear, si,omooo,
t 00,1130 19115_1321—Pgat 'PALOS, do
Preeldent—JOHN B. ANDS/WON.
PlaaProia.
James It, Magee.
John W. Hail, Harrisburg.
T. C. McDowell' , do.
John Brady, do.
- W. W. Wylie,.Lancaster.
Wm. G. Shute. Colorado.
B. P. SOLiTHWORTH, •
Secretary and Treasurer. Office of thajloinpany, Ne. 4143 WALNUT Street—
Boom 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 Hate have been opened at the
Office of the Company and at the Treasurer's Office
tented Beyennel, No. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmers'
and Mechanics' Bank Building. To original sabscribers,
83.5 , 1 per iGiare, for i n fomber of shares.
Circulars, namPhlets, or rmation can be obtained
at the Office of the Company after the 17th inst.
Ooromin 19. 1651. ocl4-3m
Thomas L Scott,
I. B. Knease,
Wm. S. Freeman.
Robt." F. King,
John M. Riles.
Charles DeSliver.
WBBIBBN BANK OF PHILA.-.
DBLPHIA, November 18th, 1864.
A meeting_of the Stockholders of this Bank will be
held at the Banking House, on: MONDAY, the 19th day
of December next, at 12 o'clock, M , to decide whether
this Bank shall become an association for the purpose
of Banking under the laws of the United States, and
whether it shall exercise the . powers conferred by she
Act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennbylvanta, entitled " An Act enabling the Banks of
this Commonwealth to become associations for the par •
pose of banking under tin laws of the United States,"
approved the 72d day of Almost, 1E64, and to take any
further action that may be expedient.
nolii-lm C. N. WEYGANDT, Cashier.
• tom,: r
ritr, clahin against theIINION LBAGUX. or any of
its Committees, please present them to the under
signed before the 1,1 of Deeember, 1864, at No. IEIB
CHESTNUT Street. JAMBS L. CLAGHONN
•nnl4 ta• 1 Treasurer.
MILITARY.
REGULAR ARMY.—CITY BOUNTY
only
_payable to men milking the REGULAR
ARBff. Apply at Rendemns. ROI DOCK.Sireet.
Wow Walnut. EDWIN E SELLERS.
Captain, 10th U. S. Infantry,
Recruiting Officer.
IREGULAR ARMY.-ARTILLERY
AND INFANTRY. AU f if e Government and Local
Bounties paid. Soldiers can enst in any Regiment
that they have formerly served in.
Apply at rendezvous, No. 204 DOCK Street, below
Walnut. EDWIN /3. - SELLERS,
Captain-lOth U. S Infantry,
nolffilt. Remitting Officer.
SALE OF-STEAM TIIGCAND BARGES.
,
CHIEF QUARTERikASTER'S OFFICE.
(Depot of Washington),
WAsamoron, D. C., .N0v..20, UM,
Will be sold at public auction, at Government Wharf,
foot of G street, Washington City, D. C on THEIRS.
DAY, December 16, 1564, one team Tug and four
Schuylkill Barges, as follows:
Steam Tag C. O. , BAWTSLLE
Barges
CI ANTHONY' CLINTON.
TIZEN,
MILTON VTLSINS.
UNITED STATES.
Sale to Commence at 12 o'clock noon. "
Terms—Cash in Government funds.
-D. H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General. and Chief Quartermaster,
n0313-10t Depot of Washington, D. C.
C HRISTMAS PRESENTS.
wbo. email be a more acceptable Chrktaula Pre
ant
FOR A OBERRAL,
FOR A.
C COMONRI.,
POE A APTAIN. .
FOR Ai LINUTBNANS,
_ . . .
FOR A SURGEON.
than a handsome PRESENTATION.SWORD. SASH,
and BELT, mach as can always be obtained,ia the high
est artistic MAO, at GEORGE W. SIMONS & BROS.,
Mraufseturing Jeweler', Sansont-street Ball, 610
SAN WM Street, Philadelphia? . no2B-12t
UIibITRAL BATING HOUSE,
Opposite the Post ()Mee,
0c1.7-um PHILADELPHIA.
GLASS SHADES, OVAL.
GLASS SHADES, ROUND.
GLASS SHADES. FQUARE.
FERNERY'S•
GLASSWARE OF. ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
HARTELL & LETCHWORTH,
No. 15 North FIFTH Street.
LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS 114 OIL
- 0 - 3 COLORS. —B. P. REIMER'S eplendhi madmen'.
Go early. The shortness 'of the afternoons readers it
impossible to attend to all. 624 ARUH Street. 11.
PROW NB'S DISTALLIC WEATEIBB
STREPS. and
WINDOW BANDS '
Totally exclude Cold. Wlrl. RehtliteW. mid Due
from the crevices of
DOORS AND WIRDO'OB,
And save one-half the fuel.
' CHARLES B. BASER,
No. 38 South FIFTH Street,
Sole State Mend.
nail=
Send for Circular.
Local. Agents wanted throughont the State
ISEA 888 OF. THE SKIN ARE
T)
often contracted from the use of Soap made from
the grease of diseased animals; hence the unpleasant
smell. -
V? ILLLAN CONWAY uses but pure Lterredlents in
the manufacture of his SOW. Therefore its indleputable
superiority over all other Soaps for family use.
See that each bar is stamped
wthweg CONWAY'S SOAP, •
Philadelphia.
Depot, 316 South SECOND Street. n025.13t1f*
KATES, SKATES, SKATES
A.fall assortment of SKATES and SIf.A.TS STRAPS
for sale at very low at
W. W. KNIGHT & SON'S,
509 and 511 COMMSROB Street.
GREATT gQXl (}si ,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
LADIES' CLOAKS
•JIII-i and Cloaking Clotho.
Frosted Beaver.
• Ve/ka r Clothe,Ohl/mirt& Cloths,
Trio Beaver Blotter,
ot,
Frosted and Seslairlas. *
Uniers Goths. •
Twilled Beaveia,
Menke Snide in the beet style of the above goo‘lipat
lose than no nal priCPPL
CUE WEN. STOD . WART & BRO.,
N 08452, and 46* North: BECOND Street,
no2B 31 above Willow.
FRENCH HERINOES 066.
FRENOII MERINOES, SL&
FREWCR EIERINOBS, SEM,
FRENOfI DIERINOBS, 52.25.
New lots, comprfslig all the choice odor%
B%m the late Auction Salt%
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CUR WEDI' STODDART & BRO.,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
above Willow
B RIGHT COLORS CASHMERE
PLAID.
BRIGHT OOLORH' POPLIN PLAID.
BRIGHT COLORS' MERINO PL AID.
From the late Ruction Balm
()HMV EN STODDART & BRO.,
450; 454, and 454 North SECOND Street.
n 02 5 St above WilloW.
TAGG & 880.,_ CORNER TENTH ARTY
A- FIVE, open Id'AEGAINS tress , auction.
1 lot gentile fine colored Berlin gloves, $l.
1 lot gents' beavY fleeced. cloth cuffed gloves, $1.25. '
1 lot gente'-heavy black &coed sills gloves, Mc:
2 lots ladies' fine French cloth gloves, 86c. to $L •
1 lot children', Moth gloves, 650.
1 lot kr et. ts' black and colored silk n eck-ties, 25c.
1 lot ladies' merino vests, high neck and long sleeves,
$1:76.
1 lot, fine linen corded border cambric hdk:g. iDge:
, 2 lots fine linen 2 inch border hem-stitch bandker•
,biers. 60 and 90c.
1 lot gents' dark colors chenille scarfs, 75c,
1 lot ladies' blacirkid glows, $l, worth 1117.
1 lot broobe scarfe,hlack and ulna on centres, $2 to ss.`
1 lot wide tape, kid bound, steel hoop skirts, $1.50.
1 I lot black and white wool underaleeves, 15e.
b 1 lot very heavy, double boiled black bonnet rib
on, 76c.
! 1 lot ladies' linen standing collars, 10c. '
not g te' gray merino ebb ts, $1.76
ot 'Lim n Mon unbleached Canton flannel, 700.
7..10ts rine and stout bleached shirting mulling, 45
a . %leek and white, all wobLelairtlngßannels,4734o.
lot blepherd'aplaid mohairs. 60c.
Is& a full' line gloves, ribbons, Dortmonnales,
b shelf, note and letter papers. soaps, &cr., Ac.
.k.11.-Tagg's Revivifief , beet Hair Toni° in age. 50c
*bottle. l n036-2t ,-
11,EP POPLINS.
Folid colors, extra fine quality, for $2.
Plaid Poplins of auttenal beauty, at $2.
GoodAnaitty wide plaid Pooling, $1.26.
• Figure.d reps, Mohairs, and Merinoes.
127 Irleces newest unique American Delatnea, some
of them choice and neat, others very any stripe.
Over 100 plects American prints, 31,35.85. and 43 cis.
Black liolialra and Alpacas, 65 ate to SL7S.
' Brilmorals.fresh lot for misses,egaids, and matrons.
Cloaks and Shawls in Cloak room.
Cloak display unusually good. Bales rapid.
COOPER it CONS.R.D,
no i -if S. B. Cor. PINTH and MARHST Stu
N '" SKIRT V4O.IEC. 1564.
, A NEW AND EMEAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SHIRTS.
TEM, DUPLEX ELLIM s 6 YOR DOUBLE STNEL
- -
J. I L & J. O. WEST No. 97 CHAMBERS STREET,
: ILEW YORK
Are the owners of the patent and exclusive manufac
turers, of this, '
• ' . J. W. BRADLEY'S
PATE TED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
. SKIRTS.
This invention consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly and-firmly
toget
Ij iit
er edge to edge, met lag the toughest, most alai
tic, A le, and durable spring ever wed , enabling the
wears , In consequence of its great elasticity and flexi
bility t"' "
p' and fold the skirt when in use as easily
and *lth the same convenience as a silk or muslin
dress.l It entirely obviates and silences the only objec
tion td hoop skirts, viz: the annoyance to the wearer
as weil as the public!, especially in crowded assemblies,
carriages, railroad ears, church pews, or in any crowded
place, from difficulty of contracting them to occupy.
atepti apace .
the skirt ' Z a tit IT removes a the
I i M B 1 g i l l I
form, ad is the lightest and most styl4h and graceful
appearance for the street,, opera, "
pro made, or house
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
beet quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
durable, comfortable , " an d economical skirt made. Mer
chants will be =Prated as above, and ladles in most
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout the
different States.
AEA InqOUB uire
LE for" ELLIPTICD SPRING SKIRT.
•
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT,
Very flexible, felde4 easily when in use to occupy a
small apace, malting the most agreeable skirt worn.
For sale by J. M. RAYLEIGH,
902 OHESTSUT Street.
BRADLEY'S- ,'DIIPLEX ELLIPTIC
SR.l.Bat—The . greateet improvement we hare ever
seen In. LADIES.' SKIRTS end an article of
615111
I.42OXOBLLSTIOA,
.4 1 64wRN STODDART at BRO.,
450, 45% and 454 N., SECOND St., ab.
tiol7-Im
698- HOOP , SHIRTS.
A. • " OUR OWN MAKE." 628.
The most complete assortinctit and beet quality and
stylee in the market, wholesEe and retail, at menu
factorY,
No. 628 ARON Street
Together with the "NEW FLEXIBLESKIRT," just
out, the most pliable Hoop Skirt in the market, equal
to the "Duplex Eliptio," and at much lower prices.
Also, constantly in receipt of full lines of low. priced
Eastern- me drkirts, kid padded and *cited-15 springs,
e
85 cents; 20 rinks, 11; 20 springe, SL 15; 30 springs,
031.26: and 40 ipringy. 131.50.
nol9-Im* • • WM. T. HOPKINS,
66 ?EMAIL DE PARIS" IS, NOT A
paint,..powdetor Paste; but most delicious
preparation. tk gives both the color - ma texture of po
lished ivory to the: skin. NUONNE .101:YIN, No. 111
TENTH Street, bellisv.Chestnet.
" — E9llitlilL DE PA. • IS" CA.3I - BE
-A- , need by all ladies in the privacy of the toilette.
It removes all epota end ronglinees, and ite purifying
effect on the • shin calls forth indium, color, and
beauty. E. JOIFIN,
_No. 111 TENTH Street, below
Obeetnut.
" L'BX ATT, DE PARIS" QUICKLY
and effectually , removes those unsightly black
worm specks which detract so much from the beauty of
the skin. .E. JOIIIN, No. 111 TENTH Street, below
Chestnut. 4s
“T,'EIvIALL' PARIS” IS RS:
-LA rEcieLty endorsed by Hadlle Vestrall, Mrs.
Waller, and many ladles in private life, whose com
mendatory lettere. for obvious reasons!. cannot be pub
lished. 8. .70IIIN, 1.11 8. TENTH Street.
Officers and soldiers whose complexions have become
tanned or bronzed xthe expostqe incident to a camp
life. will And the "Email ' invaluable.
Orders by mail ehould be addressed, JARED &
GENE, General Importer.. Philadelphia. 0e.3-mws tf
FANCY FURS.
LAMES' FANCY FURS.
JOHN VAJELEXELA., •
Ito. .213 ARON Street, above Seventh SVeet.
At his old established store.
DIFORTER, MAN I. JFACTITHER, AND
DEALEII:4II FANCY FURS
*
703,
EADlsq.,:nrD ORILDREN.
name; =win store a 'Weir large and beautiful assort
ment of all the different kinds and qualities of FANO!'
FURS FOR LADIES' AND ORILDRILW'S WRAR, I
solicit a call from those in want.
Remember the name and amber.
JOHN FAREIRd,
US ARCH Street, above Seventh.
in this
I have no imif partner or connection with say other store
city. oa4-
.
THE SALEM: 'LEG.
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE UNITED MATES
GOVEREMBNT.
CIRCULAR No. 5 has just been issued. Semi for a
eipy to the
SALEM LEG ccarAKY>
SALEM, MASS.,
and learn from it the reasons why this lack steadily
eepplanting the many " best legs made in the world. "
Cinornoth No. 6 contains a DESCRIPTION OP. THE
LEO, its ADVANTAGES, TESTIMONIALS sof SUR
GEONS and WEARERS, ACCOUNTS of numerous
CASES treated by this, on and ingeniens method,
TERMS, and alk other needful information.
Soldiers entitled to a Gerernment Leg'oan retteiyh the
Salem Leg WITHOUT CHARGE. n024-1m
GENTLEMEN LIABLE TO. DRAFT
can have Substitutes mustered into the REgular
Army, Marisa Corps, or Navy. which • entitles them to
the, bounty paid by the city of Philadelphia: and gem.
Gerson 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, ths tdistrict Nair oh they reside;
and those not, liable to draft can have rebresentatives
mustered into the same - branches of the service by
applying to war. unrvoni),_
Tate ' Adjutan:29tb P. v.';
n0264t , - Mo. 40 South THIRD Street.
•
THE W /LE HIN GT ON HOITSk--A
CARD. —lt haying been announced by the Budictin that. of _the 25th instant, at. this hotel woald be closed on
or about the let of December, the Lessee ham January
let. 1856, begs to inform thea,pablic that during the time
the House may be clo s ed.-31 will be thordughly reno
vated and reined in a manner that 'cannot fail to give
satisfaction to those who may patronize the establish
ment.
Mr. CHARLES M. ALLMONU, formerly of the
"Indian Queen," Wilmington, - but more recently of
the" State s Union, " will have the en
tire management ender the new administration, and he
assures the public that no effortawill be spared on his
part to make the House in all respects pleasant and
agreeable to his guests. The House will be re-opened
on the loth of January. n026-tf
. _
DEAN'S GREAT TOBACCO, CIGAR,
AND PIPE sTO , NB
No. 4.13, CHESTNUT Street, Pnuaaelpsua, Pa.
Dean keeps' the greatest assortment.
Dean keeps the greatest variety•
Dean It eeps thelargest general stock.
Ton can get any kind of Tobacco,
You can get any kind of Cigars,.
Ton can get any kind of Pipes. '
Ton cang.ed any k GREAT nuffs,
AT DEAN'S TOBACCO STONE.
No. 413 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa
When you go to Dean'e_yon can get : anything yon
want in the wail of Ping, Fine Cnt and Smoking Tobac
coes,,Domeetia and Havana Cigars. Floes,' o.
Dean keeps the largeet,general stock of Tobacco.
Cigar*, Pipes, dic., in the United States.
Dean's sales are in exteneiye that he can afford to sell
at about one-half what others sell for.
Dean selia to the .Army of the Potomac_
Dean sells to the Army of the. James.
Dean sells o the Army of the Tennessee.
Hells to the Ariny of the Cumberland.
Gunboats all order their Tobacco. Cigars.....
from DEAN'S, N. 44aOHNSTIStreet. -
Pepasylvania merchante ell at Dean's, --
New Jersey merchants all buy at Dean's.
Delaware merchants all buy at Dean's.
As the can always get just what they want, and at a
much lower price than they can elsewhere, and. they
do not have to pick nn their goode at a doren'llttle
etores.
All goods ordered are glaranteed tigive satisfaction.
Order once and 'you-will alwitys order from Dean's,
au his plug and fine cut chewing end emoking tobaccoes
and clinic are far superior to all others , and he sells for
'ranch lees. DEAN'S, No. 413 CHESTNUT Street,
nefft tf Philadelphia, Pa.
CANCER DOCTOR.---THE 'UNDER
Blamed takes this method of informing the public
that he has recently returned to this city from New
York, and formerly from California, where he has had
extensive practice in curing the wont of alintaladies,
the Cam oar, of which he can warrant a permanent
cure with but one application of hie medicine. which is
altogether of a vegetable preparation, Judging un
necessary for me to urge the importance of the unfortu
r ate one to try an effectual remedy at an early day,
those who are aglicted with Canons are solicited to give
me a call, as I can now furnish testimonials from this
city.
Office Hours from Its 4 P. N.
No. 1917 MARKET Street, above Nineteenth street,
PhSed Pi Pil ia. frio2B-BL9 J . G .W.ICKERSH .
/1. SEITIL AND KAREit StIMIM
NEW PNIILICATIONS.
"It to my wish that with
IY[eaere. "TiaxFos & FIELDS
alone the right of publlahlng my
books In Amerlea should rest."
ALITRED e THNNYBON
MI7EBRS. TIOKNOR & FIELDS
Rearectfrolly direct the attention of the =Mk loth° tad
that they limo nearly ready an
lawitrated Edition of Tennyson's new
Paint
ENOOB ARDEN'.
Innstratelty La rozge, VediArr.. Hennesay, and Darla'
t will be lemed,in one volnitiell small quarto, printed
on toned paper, at the University. Prene, and aooro
priately km end.
TRW . .14DITION WILL COMAIN
Twenty ,
Renal:lfni Ornwiniwal on Weed,
Engrayed in 'the beet manner. by Mr. Anthony, Mr.
Marsh, and other Amt• elan engrayerta It will atm
contain
TWO' STEEL PLATES,
A Portrait of the Author, and a 'representation of him
benne in the Isle of Wight.
Boolsellers are respectfully requested to observe the
feet that the edition here announced is he AUTHOR'S
lafrow, and shouldhaveu preference on this account,
as well as for its artistic and: mechanical elegance.
It is illusted by four of our hest artiste. La+ large.
Tedder, EenueseY, and parley. and - is carefully and
beautifully executed in all points.
-Thy Edition will be ready Decembor 10th,, or
earner; Send orders to
.TICKEOR & FIELDS, Publishersi,
135 WASIIIS arow Street, Bostom
MESSRS. TICKEOR & FIELDS
Publish this day tie (45110 Wing
NEW WORKS:
HYMNS OF THE AGES. Third series. Printed end
berm/ uniformly with the prtorious volomee of the
merles. LvoL, email 4to, pitha steel plate. Price
This volume is a continuation of the admirable and
highly popular collections which bear the-same name.
The editors say of it:
"The present differs from our previous series in the
larger space accorded to hymns 'ln Time of War ' and
• For Old Age. We have *been advised to include
hymns by Watts, Wesley, Cowper, and others, which
bad been rejected hitherto as common in church edllee
tions; and nave also given aa many as we could and of
the mystical, tender songs of Madame Guyon. they
being out of print in this country.
Nor have w e failed to discover a few more of the
rich old Latin by= which. filtering down through
German and English translations, sink as deeply into
the heart to-day as if they had only now reached na
tive ground, proving still that before the Eternal all
hearts are one, and the centuries are but as Watches of
a night. "
LEGENDS OE THE MONASTIC ORDERS. By Mrs.
Jameson. Blue - and Gold. With steel portrait of
Titian. 1 vol., 32m0. $1.61).
This volume continues the series of Mrs. Jameson's
writings, published by Ticknor & Fields. The edition
now consists of ten volumes, uniform in size, style,
and prise.
SIR WALTER SCOTT'S POEMS. Household Edition,
Printed and bound to match theolllustrated Household
Edition of the Waverly Hovels. In 9 vols., 16m0.:
.Neatly put up In aubstmatial paper boxes. Price of
the set, $l2.
The publication of Scott's Poems continues the
Household Edition of hie Writings, , begun by Ticknor
& Fields in 1851. The edition now includes THE WA
VERLY NOVELS, SO vols. ; TALES OF A GRAND
FATHER, 6 vole. ; LOCEHART'S MEMOIR, 9 vols.
POEMS, 9 yobs.
LONGFELLOW'S PROSE WOltg.g. Cabinet Edition-,
Complete in 2 vols. Neatly bound ,in the Cabinet
style, vellum cloth, gilt top. Price $4.
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receipt of price, by the Publishers,
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tons in medicine Surgery. and the Collateral Sciences,
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THZ .
AMERICAN,
S.E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Sta.,
PHILADELPHIA
It is a HOME COXPAXi, and profits divided annu
ally. thus aiding the assured to pay future premiums.
Last dividend 60 per cent.
. 'BOARD OF TRUSTESS.
Alexander Whilldin, J. Sdrar Thomson,
Hon. James Pollock, lion. Jos. Allison.
Albert C. Roberts, Henry H . Bennett;
Samuel T. Bodine, 'Philip B. Mingle,
Oeo. litiga
Samuel Wont, John Alkman
Wm. J. Howard, Ma o Healehiirst,
rk.
ALEXANDER
SAMUEL WO •
nollS 3mit JNO. S. WILE
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE MD
MAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
PwrLamsr.rnTA, November 8,1864.
The following statement of the affairs of the Com.
chaster published in conformity with a provision of its
: .
Premlame received from November 1. IBM
to October 31, 1864: •
On Ala Amend Rieke 5424.047.90
On - Fire Nlke.... ........... •••• • • 138.96718 •
602.705 06
224,472 42
797.177 00
Premiums on Foliates not marked
off, November 1./853
Premiums marked off as :earned
from November 1. 1863 10 On. /
tabor 1, 1864•
On Marine and Inland Risks 416;864 73
On Fire Wake 120.666 78
636,321 48
76.628 66
612.344 14
Interest daring eagle perted,sal
vases, 4e..,... 0.. 1.11114-04.11+.1.
•Lossee, &menses, are., during the
year, as above. -
Marine and Inland Na'risottos
Losses ........... ..... g
1 ,
,
32
Fire Losses 49,686 81
Return Premiums.• • - •-•' 49,204 98
Be-Insurances.....— ••••••••••., -42,64928
Agency Obarg_es . 19,064 98
Advertising, Printing. he......... 3,689 IS
"Taxes—ll. 8. Tax on Premiums,
Polio , ' Stamps: aes , he 11,368 27
Expenses, Salaries, Bent, Se.-... 14,0E0 89
. 334,061 28
*This Se exclusive of the amount reserved f
on Dividends end Profits.
ASSETS OP TES COMPANY, NOV. 1,1863.
6100,000 United States Five per cent. Loan.
1101 $lOl,OOO 00
111,000 United States 6 per cent. Loan, 1861. 118,215 00
76,000 United btates 6 per cent. Loan, 5-20 e. 75,662 50
100,003 State of kannsylvanla 6 per cent.
..... 98,665 00
64,000 State of Pennaylvanla 6 per rank
• Loan. . —....... 55,840 00
129,050 'Philadelphia City 6 per . cent. Loan.. /72,5210 87
10,000 Pennsylvania Railroad:let Mortgage
6 per cent. Bds • =ON 00
00,000 Pennsylvania Rai on lroad Id Mortgage
6 per cent, Bonds MOM 00
13,000 800 Shares Stock Germantovr Ole r
Company, principal and intermit
guaranteed lotY tits city of Moe
delpbia— . 16,800 00
tr,aoo MO Shares SiOrriN7ins";l;rt
Sh ad Company .:—... 0,100 00
6,000100 Shares Stock. North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 2 . 5,060 00
60,000 'United States Treasury Certiacatel
of Indebtedness ...........»«48,496 00
30,000 State of Tennessee 6 per cent. Loam— 12,000 03
128,700 Loans on. Bond and Ifortgagi,amPlY
....... 128,70000
6868460 ar, C05t.11841,10160 Market Value. 6667.6 V 97
Bata rstate. .. 66,650 CO
MU receivable for insurance s made., U 8,830 a
Balm:ma due at Anenotes—premituns on Ma
rine Policies, socroodAtterest, and other
debts dne the Company 28,793 24
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companies, 614,_268, estimated 'rate.. 2,229 00
Cash on deposit with Molted States
Government subject to ten days'
call— 6106,002 00
Cash on deposit, 08,164 93
Cub in drawer. 667 06
1118,662 49
PHILADELPRIA, November 9, 1864.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT. on the CAPI
TAL STOCK, and SIX PER CENT. interest on the
SCRIP of the Company, payable on and after the
.mat
- December proximo, free of National and State taxes.
li??
The have also declared a ,SCEIP DIVIDEND of
POE PER CENT. on- the EARNED PRENTOMS for
they tiding. October 31, 1864, certificates for which
will the ned , to the parties entitled to the mute, on and
after let December- proximo, free of National and
State taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI
CATES OF PROFITS of the Com.pany, , for the year
1160, be redeemed in CASE, at the totem of the Com
pany, on and after the Ist December proximo, all inte
rest thereon to cease on that day
. /9ir No CertifiCate of proßs
U sual under $26. By
the del qncorporation, no certificate shall issue
unless claimed within two years after the declaration
`of the dividend whereof it is evidence. "
- DINECTORtI. .
Thomas 0. Hand. - -
John O. Davis,
Edmund A. Sender,
Theophilus Paulding.
Jobn EL Penrose,
James Trapriajr",
Hems C C Jr..
James. Hand,
WlOlam . e. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
George O. Lollar,
Hugh Craig,
Hobert Burton,
THOMAS
JOHN 0.
Hamm LTIMIIRW, Secrets
CHEAPEST COAL IN THE CITY:
Net Coal $8 per ton,
Stove Coal $9 p er On.
At the MANTUA COAL 'YARD, Car. THIRTY. FIFTH
Street and rENISYLVALLIA R. E.; Mantes. rko2B-12t*
B M.A.SONY HOUSE, IN ASH
LA.ND, Schuylkill county, after being closed roe
two months, is helms handsomely fitted up, and is now
open for travt ll ers and visitors. le, HURT B.
wySVBS.,, the present landlord. lately of Northumber
land county. who has had long eamerienee in this line
of business. will keep a FIRST. CLASS ROUSR,and one
that will compare favorablY with the beet Hotels tn the
country.
suri.e.lro. Pa.. Nov. 9.1995. • ,
Tumm&am)iimrr4m•riu(wmixse
BOSTON
WHILLDIN, .President.
Vice President.
.N, Sea' y and Trimmer:
$1.201,684 01
Samuel E. Stokes.
J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan,
William CI Boulto
"Alward Darlington.
H Jones Brooke.
Jacob P. Jones.
James B. McFarland.
Joshua. P. Byre,
Spencer McHsaine. _
John B. Semple. Piyab
A L. B. Dews, Pittsburg.
O. HIND President.
-DAVI& 111418 President.
nolo-1m it
=MI
A SI
PAATY.DEPING TO DEVELOP
An OIL LUSE. in Tiigthia Want cfne PARTNER,
With Mrs.:, th ousand dolinfucarli Addrew Box 2116.
no2B-30 _ _ _
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE MOST
apntura.drapld-selling SUBSCRIPTION DOORS
published, !minding The Nurse Mid Spy in the Union
Army, Sacred Biography, Standard Idlisteryot the War.
LISYMIWIS Assistant, &c. Send for Circulars. Addreas
JONES BROS. & CO..
aol9-lm• SOO'CIIRSTNITT ft.. Philadelphia, Pa.
COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS,. CHILD
NtIRSEB, OIRLN fvr Honeevrork. Mito: an,l Boys
for eat wr•rk, vitt) Snst city references', 31..1iW WANT
SITUATIONS, at SiO2' NEW Street.
.KAOLIN -KAOLIN-ANC OltE
WISMEO TO PITEC,RIERE KAOLIN cair do so
by addressing "E J. 8.." Vat EVILLE, Cho‘tia
Pa., who owns several p-o - ernes on which it atstrods
to a. large extent, and of the Very beet quality. Terme
resPonable... no2a-nrwr`
'VO PET.ROLgUM COMPANIES A. ND
.L —d practical butaliiers man, thoroogitli
accodiated with the coustruoiloti and oneration of
placiinery, with much orperienbt in the emotion at
factoritar, boring Artesian wells. era' the working of Pe
trelentrand other otio, and who in cenipatent to make
his own plans for buildings, machinery, &e.. wothid en
gage an agent and practical manutef or join parties
ab,nt to epitome to the Petroleum busineatt. Adds-
for two “Petroleum," care of JOT, COL
CO.. TRIBUNE BUTLDINGS. New YorP. n 022
WANTED—A HOUSE, WITH MO
""." DERei irriPrmeineitte, in the Northrwestern part
of the city. Liberal Cash Price given. _gupty, for
three dims to C. J. 13.11k1OFORD, First Natibriai Bask,
Philadelphia,
.11,*
" WrANTED.AurrrE our-DOom RIC
y ployment by ItTbringzeterrie4 HAN. whg, iiipre
sent, occupies a. position e.r Bookkeeper. tradbubted
reference, given as to - character, .1m Addreas " Jack
son," Prres Office.. n023-urcin3t.
WANTED—k IMMO MAN VICO
andiagZiretan°7,ZZOPoi" Pri nting
Prt"eB"'
1068. P. O. n 00.30-
•
IArANTED- 7 4 FIRST-CLASB - NoWog
T T SALESMAN, with aziestablitibed trade , to whom
a 'good ealar7 will be pelt. A.t)plytwon to
• 11,1001113.;t. T &CO , .
ne2B-St* 233 , 8‘SHEET Street.
W A NTE D-A 'BILFAHRAN WHO
can luddenee trade, ioarreetabßeireal Hosiery-and
/Potion house. Address '"Yit. de'r:,.." *Ace of this
n026.8t*
- •
''ANTED TO RP4I; ; - BY THE IsT
OF JANUARY—A STORE. or flint - fiber, on Mar.
ket street, between Second and Siktb - ethlete: Address
.Box 2501. Poet Office. fasting lorata and tvent no2l-If
WANTED, AGENTS. -A0.1051113 IN
every County, at S7O a monffk,'expenirae.nalit to
Introduce fifteen nem and uspful ortrdi3a, Ow beet sell
ing ever offered. Forp_arnenlars, ;Allies! OTIS T.
°ARIL BIDDEFORD. MAINE. oc934llrWBm
126 A f i fi i ; .r 7rE s :o IS" T H - Vir;VIVIItD -
SHAW & OGARK efißT,riPor t laraalYr!litg.
ING MACHIY2. the Mill low price Breclithe' its the
country which is licensed by Grover & Baker, Wheeler
& Rowe. Singer & Co,, and Baoholder: -Salary
and expenses, or large commissions allowed Ali other
Machines now sold for less than forty dellarseaclt are
irgjrfngemente, end the seller and riser /fable • Pros
trated snrcti' are sentfrea. Address 'TA W & CLAW;
nold-d&w3m. BmpliFORD: Milne
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
•••••••WWW....
PITO ',BENT-TWO COMMODIOUS
HOUSES, with allthe modern conveniences. No.
2217 end 2221 SPRING , °ARDEN Street. Mint ego
per annum. Apply to Watchmen on premises. n028,60'
de FOR SALE--A MODERN-BUILT
Alathree-story brick D WELLING, No. 810 North Fifth
etreet, above Brown, wept side, twenty feet feont and
five feet side yard. Apply to
M. PRICE,
nolB-Bt* 128 Nat!" TWELFTH St. , cor. Cherry,
PUBLIC SALE OF LANDAU&
IN NE VICASTLE- COUNTY, DELAWARE
Will be expneed to public venal», on THURSDAY.
the Soh et December. 1684, at 11 o'clock. A. M , at sr.
GEORGE'S STATION, on the Delaware Railroad, the
following real estate situate in Penciller Hundred,.
Newcastle consty, - Delawsre, late the property of Man
love Jester, deceased, to wit:
No. I. A tract of land, bounded by the road leading
from Summit Bridge to Bed Lion, and by tile Ohm
peake and Delaware Canal, containing 78 acres, with - a
Dwelling Bowie, Granary and Stable, thereon.
fr D m
Mi d A
leown o
t f o
Summit :Bl.l r l i l d n g d
ebayn the
yro th l Ch d m
peaks and Delaware Omta, containing 113 acres, with
a brick Dwelling House, Shammy. Stable, Carriage.
House, Store, and Dwelling House, five tenant houses,
blacksmith shop and wheelwright alum thereon.
No 3. A lot of land, bounded by the road leading to
Back Creek. containing 3X acres.
All the above property is within two miles of St..
George's Station.
Ten per emit of the purchase money to be paid on the
day of sale, and the balance to be secured by a mend.
zance taken under the dlrectiot of the Court
For particulars apply to T. W. 'WRACKED', Summit
Bridge, Delaware, or to the subscriber.
W. C. SPRIIANCE, Trustee,
32028-10 t NEWCASTLE. Delaware.
a ,TO LET- -
THE VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND,
12'7 NORTH THIRD STREET;
OPPOSITE CHERRY
Flu- STORIED, BROWN-STONB FRONT
Applyon the Prerrilm4.
VOR SALE-THE GOODWILL AND
A- 'Furniture of a first-class DAY and. BOARDING
SCHOOL, now in fall operation. Address "Principal
of Seminars'," Woodbdry, N. J. no2l-mwfl3t*
rrOPHOTCGRAPIIIBTS-TOLET, TO
tret.olaFs Artists, the Up Stairs and Hear Bnild
inn of No. 626 ARCH street: The 'Lower Floor and
Garden to be similarly occupied, but in each manner as
not to Interfere with Eke Imemess of any party. Apply
at 605 ARCH street, of THOS. S. WOOD, -fromo toll
A. If., or from Ito 2 o'clock P.M. no23wfm-3t
VOR SALE,--TWO SPLENDID LARGE
MIRRORS, French plate. Ap pl y
n 026 2t* SAROR Street.
aft OERMANTOWI4 TO RENT—
=Clouse on Fisher's lane, near nyrthl6trojk op Ar to
— nos4l* No. 916 Alton Stre et.
el FOR BALE -A. FINE ' LARGE
Mmerooery Provielon Store and Dweliding.at S E oor.
of EIGHTEENTH and MOUNT VERNON Ste. n 023-80
ei TO LET -- THE HOTEL AND
mimSTABLING, adjoining the Fairmount Market,
TWENTY SECOND and SPRING GARDEN Ste. In
quire of the Superintendent in the Market. noI6-St*
POR PIALE-A DESIRABLE
=II three• story brick dwelling, with three-story back
buildings, No. MS Jacoby etreet, contain ing ten rooms,
bath and store-rooms. range, beaters, dm. Ap pl y to the"
PENNSYLVANIA - COMPANY FOR INSURANCE ON
LIVES, &c., NO. 304 WALNUT Street. n07.6-enkw3t.
eFOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
offers for sale his country seat, within half a mile
of Wilmington, Delaware, on the Newport pike, con
taining eight acres or good land, in the centre of which
is a large lawn with a fine variety of shade trees, ma
ples, lindens. evergreens, etc., in all over a* hundred
full-grown trees. The improvements consist of a large
and commodious Mansion, flanked on the west by two
towers, one of whichis four stories in height. There
are four large rooms on a floor, with a hall eleven by
forty-two feet. The home has the modern improve
ments. A hydraulic rein forces water from a spring
into the upper story of the tower. There is also an
iron pump and b3rdrant under a covered area at the
kitchen door. The nut-buildings consist of a carriage
house and stable sufficient for four horses andaeveral
carriages; also. a hen, ice, and smoke houses. - The
stable hasa hydrant in it.
Good garden, with several varieties of dwarf-pear and
grape vines, in fall bearing. There are also several va•
rieties ofapple, cherry and chestnut trees.
Terms accommodating. Possession given at anytime.
Apply to
noSe-tf LEVI G. CLA_RK,
on the premises.
din FOR SALE—THE CONVENIENT
Mill. three. story BRICK DWRGLINO, with doable
tluee•etory back buildings. No. 115 North Sixteenth
street, four doors above grab. In good order through
out. Can be keen from 11 A. M. until 2 P. M. Early
possession. n02445t.
FOR. SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.
-&--kA small FARAtof--e2 acres, beautifully situated,
about half a mile from a station on the North renneyl.
Vania Railroad. eleven miles from the city, in a high
sta to of cultivation, can be bad a bargain by aapvlant
to C. MATHER,
23 forth SIX FH Street.
•
Mace of Garderner's Monthly ; or CHRISTIAN DIM
FIELD,on the premises. near Abington Station. n2S-St.,
BOARDING.
IR OA RD IN G.-A HANDSOME 'SE
COND story front room. opposite Franklin Square
Apply at No. 202 FRANKLIN Street no7&Bt■
WANTE D—PLEASANTLY LOCA-
T TED SECOND. STORY ROOMS. Two Bed Rooms
d Sitting•RoOm, with Board for TWO LADIES; in a
Private Family preferred. References given and re
quired. Address L." Press office. no2B-2l
WEST PHILAD'A.-FURNISRED OR
• • Unfurnished Rooms TO LET, with drat-class
Board. Address •'D.," Box 924 Phila. P. 0. n029-61.*
B OARD. -A LARGE SECOND-STORY
-•—• BACK ROOM, commanieathry with a bath-room,
togetber with Board, may be obtained at 269 Smith
FIFTH Street. nold-if
PERSONAL.
I NFORMATION W TF. D.-THE
undersigned desires to hear from the sister of J. M.
Staples, Deputy Sheriff of BI Dorado county, California.
She is to reside in Philadelphia. Mr. Staples
was 'murdered while in the discharge of his official
duties, His effects are awaiting delivery.
JAMES B HUMS, Sheriff's Office,
nolB-1m Placerville, El Dorado county, Cal.
LOST AND FOUND.
APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
the Managers - of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY
COMPANY for _Renewal of Certificate of One Share of
Stook, No. MO, standing in the name of
D. R. ASHTON,
the same having been lost or mislaid.
LOST OR MIBLAID-THR FOLLOW
.
fug Certificates of Stock
• Nos. 73 and 227; Allegheny and Pittsburg Oil Comps
ny,in the name of Bush 31 Kurtz, and also in the name
of V. C. Broth,
Nov. 233 and 703 in the Story Farm Oil Company.
No. 92 in the Alcorn Oil Company, and
No. 273 in the Egbert Oil Company.
New Certificates have been applied for. no7o-lot*.
BEATERS AND FURNACES.
PHILADELPHIA,
WARMING, AND. VENTILATING
WAJELIMaOtritEI3M,
AND
Inamelled Bin* Mantel Manufactory,'
No. 1010 CRESTNOT.E.TNINT
ECONOMY IS
CHILSON'S PATENT ttaii-CONSUMING CONE
ItiTEDIACK.
will warm your house with one-third dem coat than
ttrlllt other Panicle-eft teee.
OHILSON'S PATENT ELAVATAD. De 013101.0 1 ,1113
COORINEI-8.621011
hae uo equal in the world.
Call and. examine it.
At the present high prices.of reanbla no one in want of
Slautele should fail to examine-my stock of
BEAUTIFUL EN rowara;nl). SLATE MARTY:M.
A large stock of -
LOW-DOWN ANE. COMMON
PARLOR &EATER,
REGISTERS. and
NTTI,ATONS.
sonstattly on hand. VE
W. A. ARNOLD , ,
airtrZwstribitif Ito. 1,010 CHES'esrur street
joik A: GOOD GINGIIAM TJMBRELLA,
A good Sootch °bighorn Umb
A good Silk Umbrella,
A nicely Subbed Umbrella,
BUY them of JC.FSEPH EIJSSELL
n0943-et 2 and 4 N'Jrth FOURTH Street.
IUrAOKBREL, HER T A:NG, SHAD, &11.
JAL -4.600 bbls. Mass. 'An. 1. 2, sad S Mackerel.
late-wrogat fat list, In ses A n e d pac k wu.
2.oDebble. Sew Hastboxg, Patens Say, and Halifax
Herring.
,§OO boxes Lubec, PAaled. and He. I Herrin;.
bbl: new Mess. am ,
960 boxes - BerkitrAir county Cheese itc.
In store and for, nub, mtrar k y 41 , licoorta.
Jankr - 146 METH WHAMVia
A.T itEaISONAIII,B PRIOSS.
AMP SEM ENT!!
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Lessee and liar NM JOHN T. Roz
(Also of Holliday-street Theatre, Baltimore; Nowa
Near Theatre, Wasithagtax, and the Alexandria (VaJI
Th tre.tage Mea )anager
JOHN B. wsitymi'.
S
MONDAY and TUESDAY HONETNOB. Nov. 28 aid 211 '
THE GREAT sHANSPESIAN TRIUMPH I
Crowded road overflowing' bOntde to witness the sad
aent Tragedian.
ME. EDWIN PUREES'?,'
Illhisi imoreerifhtlereonatlon of
COltioyxbjb,,,i
-witnessedb*
MEMORABLY VAST AND EItILITAISIT
ANDIANCE
ingludlng vary' Walla
THE ARNDT ef MINDS 9F OTA'CiTIf.
and onthustestioal If anof ended as
A OBEAT SIMMS-PIECE OF AIM
Shalbtpeare's powerful Homan Tragedy of
" CORM AIMS I " •
emus maims Mr E. PpaREST.
(Afterwards "cogroperius,")
BUPPORTEM"Br
DIADAME . PONISI
RISS ALICE GRAY *
MR. J. McCULLOUGH.
AI.L TIRE' ARFI THE cohiriary.
Ble n OS
Taw great phry Ispreeentadixt astyle of attenuant - ed
0f
Zw i ei c e s s
z wi a
y t
COSTUMES..
21.0 . APPOINTMENTS.
• wg. F0R.11221'14 ?SSA/1.4
EVERY SIONDAT, WIRED AY..THURSDAY. AHD'
FRIDAY NIGHTS.
Sigo Seats secnredatar days in adranee.
Bo performance on edneeday.or Sattirday evenings,
The great ShalcspcVla Tragedy of EMU LEAH le im
actlyelsreparation.
The-Box Ebert, farted siVe of secured plums, n ow
mpsn Between the boars of 9 and tti 0 , 01.66 k.
Adinieston, 40 and 24 cents.'
Secarod'Er de 60 cents aalitional
no4/5 PHILIP WAREEN. Treasurer,
FORD desires to ioirotees the pulillo - witb the ay alit his or-..4nrementa win PREOL7DE THE REM
TITION OS' • CORIOLANOI7" beyond a few ev-atnip,L
The engagement of Mr. FOR.TIEST ie lirrAteepoeltively
to twer ty-forr which - he ifflraopear
ALL OF HIS SEA lESPII ARIAN !SHOFF'S& PERSONA,.
T 101t1S, and' then depart for Washington. , Where
APPee re at thevrose er tole ens rtereent here.
Under no ctronmetanoea, thviNfore, can
zone '' be agaln-Lroodneed this winter after it' le ones
withdrawn, which will be doze after a Terry brio
nag 69
•
NENV CHESTNUT-ST r AIIEATRZ
---- ,
NON DAT and 4%MM/a ETENTN73. Nov. 28 whin.
BAST WEEK
of , biffidy ancetagful career of Zion Boneleadlifte
3yriaji ng neneetional
PAO BATIISLIIeP, ill iriii Ada, of IrEETTE:
•
PAPVEETTE: a
' PAVVRETTE;
Or. Trnder the Snow,
Or, Under the Snow.
WlttrafT. 'tan inni - -
lOU soa
,_ ,--
32Witi l. v- r -
IWVEL ALEONICAL EFfIiCTIL
CORRECT C r .S.T.I7NER. ...
°EMMA/. BUB O,
Antifiintr BEAT CAST OrMTAßAtirSlit. , .
Toetutting Po_pular names dr Mice EFFIRATERNN.
Nre GRAVX N, Mice BELLE WORT.— Kr.- F.
moRDAriNT; Mr. LEWIS BAKER, Mr. .T. T. WARD,
and others:'
Amour thc many beautiful and . startling Tahleatte
that attar ins the course of the Drama, the Meet
prominent ip
'FIEN FALL OF. THE AVALANCHE,
THE, FALL OF THE LYALANCRE,
Which is aigh tly reerivsd. by
TITO M'OST ENTHUSIASTIC - APPLAUSE
From audiencos that
OROWD 'WE THEATRE IN 7
l EVERT PART.
RalTiT-RETTE is a
• GEE miir4trcesss,
TUE TRESS AND THE PUBLIC
Alike bestowbun the most Umiak pn.iire upon its produc
tion.
The performineewill songbirds',on the Evenings men
tioned, with this laughable. Vara of
TEM ARTFUL D - MUIR.
In active-propagation, the el ceitiug Drama ' - of
JESSIE BRovrm; OR. THE BEI. IRV OF LITCENOW.
HATURDAY 'AFT' 3101 .7 0 N.
PIFTIMNTU GRAND F &NI LY fif &TIMM,
Rearvalrrz WILL BB P. RESENTED.
W.Alai UT STREET T W.A. TR B
—THIRD WERE et- the unph •ecsiliiitsd engage
ment of the beautiful 11.114 tares tedye •XLO g actress,
MISS- LIIOII,LS WE ST; ERN,
Who will appear
THIS EVENING,. and NH farther s otice, - in her mac
duplet character of LADY ISABRI and.' MADAXI
In C W Taylear'epowerfuldr, Imestip pay of
EAST LYNNE. El Lia LYNN&
OR; THE ELORRIERM
Beate should be secured in 'advance.
Bon Office open from 91111 Curtain rhea at TIC
;'GREAT NATIONAL -CIR(, MS,
'Cm WALNUT STREET, - ABOVE B.
Directress —.Mrs. OH AS. WARRICK
D
(formerly Mrs. an Rice.l
In' addition to the great troupe, THI ", SEIBRWOD)
FAMILY, Mr. SAM STICENEY, Acroh Gyeinaste;
and Equestrians. MiMlt WING and Mt Told IiT.MG
will appear this week in graceful and. ;arias" Late of
Equestrianism. Messrs. EL P. 1117 TORI 3(5023 and .1.
H. I,IIIRRAI will display the Sports of Ai tile, and - Mile.
Warner will introduce the famone dancing horse Mayfly.
a paragonofanimals. Tbenewpaniomime of The Pollak
Conscripts will be gerfnrmed. The gnat a kild wonder'. •
yonng Nicolo , Mons. Olma. and the falls , en Brothsraii.,
Brothers
bays been engaged, and will shortly awe' tr Prices li r
admission remain the same. First Tier,, 60c; Seeps
Tier, 25c. Private Boxes $3 and sq. apt°, riling to one
and location. Get your tickets daring' tho i day. Per
formances commence at 7.40 Mutation Wen - Wender and
Seitemday afternoons, commencing at 2% . 0 , lock • ARS-151
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARGIL
STREET THEATRE.
FIRST WEER OF S. CLARKE. •
MONDAY AND TUESDAY WEN/NOS.
THE FAT BOY: •
LOVE IN LIVERY
and SOMEBODY'S COAT.-
Mr. .1. S. CLARKE/II
In four celebrated ebaractere.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF 3. s: CLARKE. nog 1-21
EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF - ART,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN COM
MISSION, at the
ACADEMY OF FINE ART&
An Exhibition of a Private Collection of Worked
Art, in Paintings. Sculpture, Water Color. and other
Drawings. Encravings. &c-, is now open at the Perm.
sylvaata Academy of Fine Arts,.No. 1025 CHIMEPr
Street. fram 9 A. M. to 10 P. AL , -for the Bens& of the
Christian Commission.
Admission 25 eta. ; Season Tickets 50 eta. n025-liiant
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30, 1864.
AT sy, 0 9 0LOOX P. X.,
THIRD CLASSICAL MATINEE
E 12113
Philadelphia Classical Quieten° (Mail
Nam. GAERTNER, JARVIS, CROSS, PLAGEMANI.
and SCHMEET'Z.
SINGLE .TIONIITS ............E0 Celli&
Pack age or 25 Tickets, good at all times .....ine
Package of ISO Tickets, good at all times .41
For sale at the Mtudc Store of S. L Gould. n026-4t
ASSEMBLY BUILDING, - TENT'S
and CHESTNUT Street..
SIGNOR BLITZ
The Great. NECROMANCER and VENTRILOQUIST.
Performances Every Events nt at o'clock. an
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons, at 3. ent
braclng the WONDERS AND MYSTERIES OF meal
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS OF VENTRELOQUIS
producing astonithisn effect. of the human voi
the LEARNED CANARY BIRDS' ENTERTAINATIS..
Admission 25 cents; Children Li cent/; Reserved Seatia.
50 cents. non
gANFORD'S NEW OPERA HOUBli g
RACE Street. below Third.
OPEN l'oll THE SEASON. .
SAMUEL $
. SANFORD Proprietor and manioc.
SANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE,
The largest and beat Minstrel Company in existent*.
Sanford appears in Songs,Dances. - and hie Burlesque&
Doors open quarter to 7; commence quarter to S.
Ads 3. n dmission 25 cent,; Orchestra - 50 cents; Bone otn-linslls, MI6
rEERSTNIIT-STREET OPER& 1101/81 1
"%a No. 1.8121 CHESTNUT Street.
ALLINSON & HINCERN
MoBAN'S NINSTRELS
appear every evening la welogant
ETHIOPIAN E-RTAINNENT.
Doors open at 7, commencing at 8 o'clock precise/8.
Admission 25 cents.
NeseTved seats. which can be featured !rota 18 IS I
o'clock, 60 cents. ocLIMS
NJ, ERMANIA. ORCELBSTRA..-PUBLIg
REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 3.34 d'dl;
P. IL et MUSICAL IT'D HALL. Single Tickets.
cents. Six Tickets, $l, to betted at Cion'esb Andrea,
and NeyeeegAtedo Stores. and at theilalL .no 7-11
CHRIST REJECTRD.-
N./ This admirable picture, the greatest production Of
thepainter Wed. is now on exhibition at the ARADEXT
OF FINE ARTS. 1025' CHESTNUT Street, tbgetluie.
with the entire collection of the Institution. Admiftmc
twenty-five cents. .nolf-!m• '
lIMACADEMY OF FINE•AWYB,
STNIIT Street. aboTe Tenth, Is OPEN DAILY,
for visitors, from 9 A. X. to 6 P. X ie2s
rfo YOUNG ACTREBB3I3.- YOUNG
-R- actresses who are little accustomed to the use of
"stage making-up" will End that the "Eniall dit
Paris" will remove all the evils rieulting from the
of paints, powder, and rouge The "Email" 18 not a
paint, but it preserves and beautifies she skin. by re
moving all black spots and impurities. and is andanjed
by ti'lle Vestvali, •lare_ E. r 1". Bowers. Mrs Emma
Waller, and many other actresses of talent and beauty,
EUGENE JUIN, No. IllSonth TENTH Street, below
chestaar. - 111 the only agent in this city. nolg-ruwati
rill)ql ZT1:11:1:011
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.-W&,
the subscribers, have thin day entered into a
Limited Partnership agreeably to the.provisions-of the
act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penns.vlvitnia,
passed the 21st day of March A. D 1836, and do hereby
certify that the name of the Arm rudder which said
ppartnership is to be conducted, is faint. FERNALD, &
WETBERHOLD; that the general nature of the Nosi
ness to be conducted is Op manufacture of an& whole.
sale dealers in SHIRTS. LINEN BOSOMS, AND COL
LARS, and the same will be traneacted in the city of
Philadelphia that the names of the General Partners '
of the said trot are WOL B. HAHN rezidence 2009
POPLAR Street; NATHANIEL Ifr PER/TALD, resi
dence 2126 GREEN Street, and WILLIAI6..WETDRIC
HOLD, residence 1439 North SIXTH Street, and the
Special Partner to JOSEPH NICHOLSCINO residence .
39 north Sixteenth Street, all of the city and county of
Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvatita.
That the capital contributed by the Said.ieseph Nichol
son, special partner, Is TEN THCVSA.II.D. , DOL.LARS.
in cash.
That the period at which said partaLeship into corn
'Deuce is the twenty -eoxth day Of November, use thou
sand eight hundred, and sixty-four, aoilL terminate on
the thirty. first day of December, ores ,thousand eight,
hundred and eixiy-biX
WILLIAM B. HAHN.
NATHANIEL. M . FESBIALD,
WILLIAM WaTHERHOLD,
General Partners_
JOSEPHNICHOLSON, '
Special givtzter,
no% lat
EDIIVATIOI+IA.I * .
p STEWART, PRIVATE INSTRITC
• TOR OF, MATHEMATICS; AND MECHANICS.-
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