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]ti. Continental.
wnwhingtontß J Luiue Boston
jAii, • John William., New York
> iw f,V,ore PSiocleir, Rootiand
“rk'trtg!! S Hear Washington
Fark'bg Mrs AS Gear. Washington
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<" v= I.»SeSmston J P Veedor, Boston
('•■*!' i lii * P". PA Diiwotth. Pithbnrg
'' If,, Indiana Wm Phelps. How Torn
.> iifi'P, f n otoa Miss J A PholpsHo* York
t-v, "‘yjw V“rk Miss L stem,. Claw York
f ..Lrs’ 5 ' £, w York ‘Mins A H Mabsn, 8 Jersay
1 loiii'ih.mVr" jMies.Jdahatu New Jersey
Prf.f ffmSwrg SM&han, Lon* Wood
, K,,,-hnrg J 0 seaman, New York
■I iii'f’e.ntnok* BW lacoos, Ma-saobusatta
York 1) Bathbone, Parkersbot*
i<Mr» Tin 10 p Keanier. M.rtetta, Ohio
!&,« *(• r PottsYille J Dexter, ClMtsnntf
P l> buthor, Po-.tsville
p, o.' ;,i;nn Bari 8 Hats, Lane oo
?•. fc s, *„. v Mr* M A Lin*. Syracuse
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. r nmlnirs H B Thompson, Norwioh
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il'g,ifstiila A B #hitU«r, Boston.
-fVi'wr 8 J DM Pooh. Poona
i;,.. Werhlnitn W F Beach, Detroit
: ’udiiinore Mrs M Hanoli,'Hartford
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r jr KeLtucky J R Shaffer, Virginia
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itw fork M Woodward; Pi-tebary •
Aptc Pittsburg H Collins, PitrsbuVg
Pittsburg K M.iler, Jr, Pittsburg
V‘*»SJel!Cßt T W Yatea, Hew York
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Didkey, Oxford
W uLiviruood, Reading
Capi A (i Lee. Maes
0 R Hick?, Brooklyn
Chris Garrer, Boston
Borman McLeod. Brie : .
8 B Locke. and>»ver. Mass
J B Markland. Newark. if J
B Clark, Dacvlile
Daniel field, Maryland
Alonzo Emery- Bistoa *
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Jas T Berricknoa, N York
flf Oiiyer, Bab way.N J
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8 Reynolds, Maryland
W H Alien, Backseo
J*F Hosweir *•'
Isaac McßeUlit, Albany
J D McKennan, Harrisburg
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Newark
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irir. Laatasier
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ii-.iij, Washington
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: *iylby, De aware
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Ohs* 0 A*b, Beiawira
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G Sanderson, .
Rav B H Neviu, Oailisle
G IS Watts. OarHaiS
TO McDowell, Harrisburg
J P feller 4r wf, Hatrisbg
Misa !»,Keller, HamaUanr
Mrs E Stroms*, Hottsville
HonM Strong, Pottsville
J M weisltog * wf. Gar b*
R Crane • Colombia. Pa
JM Frick, AsuUnd
Ob as Stokes & ia
Capt C J Bpanetar. USA
Capt S Smith & wf, Wash.
A b Abale* Baltimore
WGallow, Baltimore .
W H 3ood & wf, N York
Cook Talcott, New York
W B.Mvord 6 wf.N York
JL Hutting. Schyico
L Nutting, Schuyl co
Get Cooper, P t nna v.
S Myers, Peoua
F L Walton, Cincinnati
D McKnight, Reading
J Hacermao, Spading
Geo F Leber & wf,York, Pa
J B Ewiog, hatrtsburg
B F Barrows
BA Taj lor, New York
B Kendall, New Lebanon
W M Giitcom
J L Smith St wf
Jno <7 Scott, Germantown
£ J Griffith. Norfolk,Va
£ Snyder,. Harrisburg
WB Slocum,'Brie, Pa
C M Slocum, Erie, Pa
MFButterworth.N Jersey'
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D G Slegrist, Lebanon
Dr J feJDuagyj, USN
Sami Boabs welsh Ban
W KeyderV Bedford co
H A Guernsey, Oil Creek
Isaac Groff, Chester co
Tnos,Uraig. Lehigh Gap
Josephus Shisler, Harris’s
Capt G J> Cornelius* EUensv
Okas Lukr, £lk co. Pa
'J Harrison, New York
T L Gay, Luzerne, Pa
Miss 8 waiters, Wyoming
J A Magee. Perry co
Geo K'iveed, Lancaster
?Mrs M A Seed, Lancaster
TB Heines, Syracuse
Mrs Holmes & eh. Snow Sh
S H Lyon & wf, Beliefonte
!J M Place. Penna
H D Cortrlght, Penna *
0 8 Barnes* Penna
Okas H Wilson* Carbondale
Gw Croft, Shlppsusbur*
i,;Baml Walker, * inciunan
IJ a Andrews, Idaho
[ J F Calhoun, Conn
r G Rowe* Strati* burg
IJL McLean, BMppeasburg
Fbe M«i
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R J
M»re, New Jersey
tVWfr'Ued. Peima
iiiri, BfUffoate .
Ki,x*9. Cliituibersburg
.’'•Letter, Altoona-.
:jFmrtiey, Altoona
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Haatiogdon
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G 3) Hodgson, Oxford
L Bolton, Coatesrme
A D Harlan, Coatesville
A W Johnson & wf, HJ \
8 B Smith., New Jersey
J Coates, Christiana -
J Barton, Jr, Chest#?
Mies M Montooth Chester ee
S Pennock,Chester co
A T Lincoln Lancaster co
Mias M K Carter, Lane co
Mies L Lincoln, Lane co
WFHatnw, Lsnoaeter co
JB Htflhea, Jr, Lanceo
CL Finney, Penna
JDFiak, Penna
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:: runs, Delaware
Delaware
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:: NfW York
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Harrisburg
* • • Oxford
/ Lancaster.
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; Chester
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vtrjll, Doylestowa
GysttesTille
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■'-Well, Hew York
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Jaa Dye St wf, 5 Jersey
J F Harris, Pottsville
A K F/ancia, M'ddlebnrs
J V Crawford, Delaware
H W Harper, Penna
Isaac Addams, Reading
Allen Kn&uss, Allentown
J P Getz, Kentucky
G W Ziegler, Greencastle
J $ Young St an, N Jersey
E S Silllman. Mahanoy City
L Wainwright, JeanarUle
W H Garmon & wf, D«1
Dr Cojfin, Backs co
L E Wells, Penna
Grunge
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tj-<dsrtitb t Boston
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|M WoolYerton, N J
|WH Sherwood, Preston
Thoa Bills, Bucks co
P Hill & la, Bucks co
ICC'Murray, New York
BEjler Raw York
H Holmes, U 8 N
Win 8 Sibley, IT S IT .
|B CBradshaw.Qaakertown
W C Raymond, New York
JWm Layton, Delaware
B G Atwood
es Union.
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J McHastera St la, Fa
J McCleary & la i Pa
J McKeehen, Blair co, Pa
J Pritchett, Delaware
T H Clarence k la, Pa
E O Conner, Carlisle
J G Caliio, Carlisle
A Townsend, Pa
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Prov, BI
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~ Tire National.
1 ' f 'eer, Heading M B Bell, Pottavllle .
, 'ooisbt, heading W V Bauch, Haaareth
- loioroTille , LVanßuskirk, Fottstown:
, ** Martin Downer, St Clair
-rf‘rr*i, Elysburg W Major . - 1
'“'ttain, Salem, NJ* John Gr&eff, Lebanon
V L %i, Abe«,own H R Rauch. Lebanon __
- bsftfilore B Hadley, Rochester,' NY:
SPECIAL NOTICES. :
• ;.|cCLAnjPB Celebrated CoCoanut
OUINOS seed Is warranted to nrceerve,
darken, and.bedutlftrShe hair, and entirely
dandruff, without eolUng hat or bonget-,
* itanoJutUnM and sold by W. K. McCLAIN.
. -fr, Ho. !a* Korth SIXTH Btreet. - ,
'' ~A liberal dlecotipt to wholesale deal era, holglm
-- Pubohasb Clothing at low prices^
flection from onreioek ofBBADY-HADB GAB
, ' We are wiling goods equal la style, at, make,
.yCerlsl, from 26 to Q 0 per cent lower than Is no#
for same goods made to order. We shave all
, and prices of Clothing, Mens’, Youths’,
%■’, All can be salted without delay or trouble.
BENNETT & GO.,
t;! «B TOWER HALL.SIg MaBKET Street.
ClGthing, of thb Latest
S mads In the beatmanner, expreeely for BBT AIL
,K „ LOWEST SELLING PBIOBB marked In
, ' riSUBBS. All goods made to order warranted
, •'lory. The one price ai/atemln strictly adhered
thereby treated alike. JONBB’ OLD-Bff-
ONE-PRICE pLOTHING HOBBS, 00*
iT Street, near Sixth;’ -. deffi-lyl
Pebs * &Co., Clothing,
it. , THIRD* and CHESTNUT Streets.
1. , * 00,, OLOTHIHG, THIBD an* CHESTNUT.
* Co., CI.OTHINi, THIBD and OHBSTNM,
•feii ? 00., CLOTHIHG, THIBD and CHEStNUT*
I CO., CLOTHING,, THIBD and CHESTNUT.
'0.1.T 12°- and CHBSTNB*.
t-EY * 00.. CLOTHING, THIBD and CHESTNUT.
Silt ? 00., CLOTHING, THIBD and CHESTNUT.
% 7 °°-. CLOTHING, THIBD and CHESTNIjT.
S;;» * 00., CLOTHING, TBIBD and CHESTNUT.
a S o *’ CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
ifejY 7 00., CLOTHING, THIBD and CHESTNUT.
> 1«, ? 00., CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT,
W 7 ®O., CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
? „ *’ CLOTHING, THIBD and CHESTNUT.
W? 00., CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT,
felt® 00., CLOTHING, THIRD and CHESTNUT.
Mi 2®-’ CLOTHING, THIBD and CHESTNUT.
OiSlt 22- CLOTHING. THIBD and CHESTNUT.
"‘' fetir tl ’ NOTHING, THIBD and CHESTNUT.
sl4to P 5. Overcoats,
i, «« i <« *
BItOM *li to SMj ovebcoats.
4pv. * • »*»
„OATS ?EOM *llto *#s. OVERCOATS.
°«S EBOM »14 to *». OVERCOATS. ,
WANAHAEHB & BROWN,
k s . OAK HALL,
SIXTH and MARKET Streete. }
' t|<Sll Cloth*.2?2 ts ®“ 4 ele * a “ t y«lety of- fite
if|, 6 u ‘ 011 l L n «» t reasonable PBIOES. *
lSli * Wilson’s Highbst Premium
l ocK - BT 1 1 c n s
SEWI »0 MACHIHBS,
< Ca^B BT , SIHPtKHTv AN&BEST.
' above S^irti.
fWTi GBOKGS5 I S &0o^^fl
AXO
HASOH & BAHt,lff>s
CABINET OEOANB
SII 8 -
, demand li CABINET
wr7ia a increasing. ORGANS
f P obteb. offiNpr
TORTSH SK TENTH and OHBSTIniTSt,. CABINffT
no!9-tf ORGAN a.
marhied.
placi,^ anB^*er Jf °* n Johnston, of the former
Wednesday* Nov. 30th. 1854,
F B i? hn^ ch L B&lem - NJ ' the X** Thos.
P V v V- Clark, of Woodbnrj, N. J,, to
land cou/tyi*N. a j. 8 ’ ®* "Wcod, of Cambor-
PLATT—GRACES —On the 23dinst., at the residence
Sjww bride’s parents, by the Rev. A. DeWitt, C. M.
Platt, of PhiladHljpiim, to Elizabeth F. t daughter of T,
, of Hoosiok Falls, N. J. . >•***
DIED.
7 BUNN. —December Ist, 1864, Minnie,youngest daugh
ter of Garrett and Margaret Dunn* in the wth year of
her age.
. Tbe funeral will take place from the residence of her
parents, 19T4 Mount Vernon street,on Monday morning,
ai i 0 o’clock. *****
* lUn9Sa -
The relative, and Wands ofths family, also thn mem
an4 the mem bars
of-Natiunal AactHnpMsnt, No 47,1. O. of 0. ,F , also
the msmliffS ot Coactuanock Tribe, Ho. 49,1. 0. of &.
-ati* and the workmen of Baldwin’s locomotive-works,
are respeotfullyjcvtted to attend the funeral, from We
late residence, N 0.1618 Ogden street. Fifteenth ward,
on-Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Interment at Odd
Fellows’ Cemetery, **
HOLLINSHEaD.—On the 30th >tiU., Francis A Hol
linshead* >on of Mary S and the late Cnarles E. Hol
linsbead. in the .H2d year of his age.
: His relatives and friends are invited to attend the fa*
neial services at his late residence, No. 46 South Third
street. Camden, N. J , today, Decerabsr 2, at twelve
o’clock M. InUrment At Trenton, ST, J., from the
house of James 8. Aitkin, No 38 Broad street, on Satur
day} Sd December, at two o’clock P. tf. **
WATMOCGH.—On Wednesday morning, Nov. 30 at
Chestnut Hill, at the residence of her eonia-law. M.
•Russell Thayer, Mrs. Maria 0 Waimough, aged 65
years, * •
„ The friends of the femilv are invited to attend her
funeral, at H. Peter’s Church, Philadelphia, on Safcur
at 1 o’clock P. M. ** *
.BARCLAY —On the Ist December, Esther, relict of
the late John Barclay, in the 77th year of her age \
i Her relatives and friends are respectfully iuvited to
attend her funeral on Saturday. the ad imt/,at2 o’clock,
from the residence of J. L Stebwagon,'Germantown,
Without farther notice. To proceed to Laurel Sill. **
RE 0 ADS.—On the 30th nit., Anne H , wife of Charles
Rhoads;
The relatives and friends of the family are respsetful
- ly invited to atteod the funeral, on Saveath-day, the 3d
. inrtant. at 2 o’clock P. M., from tte residence of her
husband, at Gaddorfield, New Jersey, without further
notice Cats leave Vine-street wharf at IP. M,; return
atA2Op,M. - ***
-On v RebeccaßebV mtet of Geo.
Rees, in the 89tli year of her age. • f
The funeral wilbtake plaee from her latferesidance,
1
a -On-the SOth ult., Sirs. Jane M DecaAin
; (he 45th year of her age. J
The velatlves and friends of the family are respect
fully -invited to attend the funeral, from her iate reel
• dtree No *22B’ South Ninth street, on Saturday after
. noon. December 3d at 2 o’clook. ***
R£EO. —On the 29Mh ult., Mr#. Cathariae Reed, widow
of the late Michael Reed, in the 78th year of her age.
The relative* and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral, froxp her late reeideuce.
No. 216 Franklin street, on Friday morning, December
2, at 10 o’clock. **
NBWBOLP.—OnSeccnd-day evening, 28th instant,
of pneumonia, Elizabeth H. Newbold.
The relatives and friends of the family are particular
ly invited to attend the funeral from her late residence,
No. 140 North Tenth, street. Philadelphia, on Bixth day,
the 2d inet., at 9 H k. M. Interment at Mount Meeting,
Springfield, New Jersey, at M. ***
BAILY.—At his residence, West Marlboro, Chester
counts, Pa., on the evening of the 29th ult, Joel I.
BsUy, in the 76th year of his age. ***
KANE—On the morning of Bovemher . ■•
jSSSSSSf? f. B “ bfrt ?, awf'iiuite
TtfOURfilNG GOODS POH DEOEM
i-'J- BRR. BESSON !t SON,
MOBKNING STOBE, No. 918 CHESTNUT Stmt,
have in afore
m , A , BLACK THIBET LONG SHAWLS.
Thibet Long Shawls. j Blanket Long Shawls.
Do. extra size. IMourniug do.
BLACK ALL-WO OL REPS.
Velour Reps. Reps, Imported,
Empress Cloths. Cashmeres.
Merinoes. Moueselines.
Silk Warp Cashmeres. Do , full double width.
French Bombazines. English Bombazines.
Tamises.
BLACK VICTORIA REPS.
Turin Cloths. {Baratheas,
Paramattas. English Merinoes.
Alpacas. I Mohair Lustres.
Queen’s Cloths. 'Oriental Lnatres.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS.
Lyons Gros Grains. {Poult de Soics.
Taffetas, _ « iGros de Rhines.
English Crapes and Veils.
Grape Collars and Sleeves.
Meurning Bordered Handkfs.
Winter Gloves and Hosiery.
White and Black Skirtings.
Mourning Balmoral Skim. &o.
SECOND MOPRNING DRESS GOODS. de2 6t
•PYRE & LAHDELL H4VE RE
XJ DDCEb some expensive GOODS for Christinas
Presents of intrinsic value.
. EYRE & LANDELLbave opened some splendid melo
deon and-plano covers for valuable Christmas Gifts,
EYRE & LANDELL have marked down some mag
nificent Silke and Expensive Shawls, Scarfs. DeLaines
and Prints for Christmas. de2
EOT* GIBUS’ HIGH AXD NORMAL
pC W? SCHOOL —Applications (with testimonials of
Qualification)'for the position of PRINCIPAL of the
Girls’ Bi| h and Normal School of Philadelphia will.be
received by the undersigned, at the Office of the Con
trollers of Public Schools, corner of SIXTH and ADEL
PHI, until r ATUBDAY, the I6th inst.
Salary |I,SOO per annum, with a prospective increase.
By order of the Commitieeou Girls* High and Normal
School. GEO. W. VAUGHaN.
de2-3t Chairman.
IST* A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE
wBB GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
of Pennsylvania will be held on SATURDAY EVE
NING, Dec. .3,1864, at 509 CHESTNUT Street.
JOS. W. MARTIN,
G. Scribe .
N. Bs—Rev. J. PASTERFIELD, Chaplin of the
Grand Division, will preach a Bermon before the Order,
inSeM. E. Church GREEN Bft*eet* above Tenth, on
SUNDAY EVENING, Deo. 4, at 7X o’clock. de2-2t*
rag” DITIDEKD NOTIC E.—OFFICE OP
THE MING' OIL COMPANY, 584 WALNUT
Street, Boom No. 20, -Philadelphia, Dec. 1, 1864.
The Board of Directors of this Company have this
day declared a Dividends TWO (2) PER
the Capital Stock- payable at their Office on and after
SATURDAY, the 10th instant, free Of State taxes.
The Transfer Book a wlll~cloae on the 6th, at SP. M.»,
and be optned on the 10th instant.
dea-sr* 1 g. W. WILTBANK, Secretary.
ks«’ the subscription books op
WSS tt e PITTSBDRG AND BOSTON FETKOLEUM
&OHPAN? will close on WEDNESDAY, the 7th lust.
H. 8. LEECH, Treasurer*
14: Farqahar Buildings,
139“ UNION LEAOIJL HOUSE, 1216
CHESTNUT Street.
OsoHHBSIi l 1961
NOTICE -The Stated Animal Meeting of theUNION
LEAGHK of PHILADELPHIA will be bold at COS
CIBT HALL, on MONDAY, December 12th, at S
o’clock P.M.
Tickets, admitting members only, can be had on ap
plication, to Mr. Clement R. Whipple, Assistant Secre
tary. GEORGE fl. BORER,
de2-flt Secretarr>
®S3jBF» MCTUREOS COMMKRCIAI MW
atCRITTESDEN’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
637 CHESTNUT Street, corner or Seyenth.
Tie Second Lecture of -the. Course will be delivered
by JOSEPH C. TURNER, Esq., on FRIDAY EVENING.
December 2d, at 7% o’clock. All former students ana
gi actuates are cordially Invited, del-2t*
SUBCXOir GENERAL’S OFFICE,
■»p Washington Gitt, D. C., Not 29, 1864.
NOTICE “Medical Officers of not less than two years’
service, who have been honorably discharged and de
sire to receive appointments as-SURGEONS or ASSIST
ANT SURGEONS in the United States Army Corps now
being organized at Washington, are invited to forward
their applications, testimonials, and evidence of ser-x
vice, to the Surgeon General, without^]
del* 6td&ths6t Surgeon General,
rap- OFFICE OF ME 3TAJSUFACTU
BEB6' INBUBANCE COMPANY, No. 414
WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, December 1.1861
Tie Annual Meetinc of tie Stockholders of “The.
Manufacturers’ Insurance Company of the State of
Fennanlyania” will he held, at the office of the Com
pany, on MONDAY, the 2d day of January, 1865, be
tween the hours of 4 and 6 o’clock F. M., when an
election for Ten Directors for the year 1865 will he held
in accordance with the Charter and By-Laws _
M. B. NEILY,
Secretary.
yea* PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY* Office No. 73 South
FOURTH BfiftM. „ ' T t ert
Philadelphia, November SO* 1864.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The transfer books of this
Company will be closed on THURSDAY, December 15,
and reopened on TOEBDAI. JANUARY 10,1865.
A Dividend of FIFTEEN*PER CENT, on the common
and preferred stock, clear of National and State taxes,
has been declared, payable in common stock,on the 31et
December next, on all stocks standing on the books of
the Company, at the close of business on the 16th prox.
Stockholders whose names are registered on the New
York books will be paid at the Farmers’ Loan and
Trust Company. , & BRADFORD,
del-tf Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE
I® BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY.
Philadelphia, Nov. 30, 1864. -
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE <6) PER CENT.; payable on the 10th of Decem
ber next, free of taxes.
The transfer books will be dosed on the sth, and open
on the 12th of December. T, EL. TROTTER,
del-St * Treasurer.
•gap** Oil. SCBSCKirTIOJiS.—BOOKS
WSBf closed Moaday. Reserve List now open. To
enter names on It, address or apply to _ _
eSKOAe M. MITOHEBONi
W. S. cor. FOUBTH and WALNUT,
Or E. BOBDA.
33T WALNUT.
del-Gt If
BKIOGS GOU> COXPAKT.
HOTICB OF DIVIDEHD HO. 7.—A Dividend
ofOHB PBS CENT, has been declared. payable at tote
office. Hovember SO, 1884, to Sbarebolders of record, at'
tlurclose of tamtaesß tote day, November 16, 1884.-
. „ WIMSS J. U™, Treasurer,
nofl-Kt Ho. 81 JOHH street, Hew York,
iegg- MECHANICS’ BANK,
At an election, beld thte day. toe following named
Stockholders were elected DIRECTORS of this Bank:
Joseph B. Mitchell, Edward 8. James,
Benjamin W. Tlngley, Joseph Q. Mitchell,
8. D. Bosengarten, David Milne,
Isaac F. Baker, tfm, A Brown,
Ebenezer Max well, Davis Pearson,
Robert Steen, Geo, H. Stnart,
James T. Young.
Mechakics’ Bake.
_ PBILADKtPHIA, HOV. 28, 1864.'
At a meeting of toe Board of Dir, ctors of this Bank,
held this dav, toe following Officers were re-elected:
JOSEPH B MITCHELL. President.
fIIOBGE H. STUART, Vice President.
JOHH WIBGABD, Jr., Cashier.
By order of the Board:
noJ9-et J.WIBBAHB, Jr., Cashier.
tSJB- OFFICE OIF TETEBAS bovoty
FUNDCOMMIBBION, Ho. 7 Goldsmith’s HaH,
LIBBABY Street, Philadelphia.—Be-enltsted Veterans,
who did net receive any Ward Bounty, are entitled »
a City Bounty of Twenty-five Dollars. ■ TleCommte-
to.exdmlne . claims fox toe above
rbcuirtywf twenty -five dollars will meet on MONDAYS,
WEDHBSBAYB, and FBIDAYS. at 4 o’clock P. M , it
Ho. 7 GOLDSMITH'S HAUL, LIBBABY Street Per
sons entitled to this Bounty are requested to apply at
this Office. ‘ m
COMMITTEE. *
E. D. SAUNDERS,Chair’n. IJOHATHAH BULLOCK,
PAUL J. FIELD, GEO. W. SIMOHS.
BDWIN GBEBLE. n024-18t
•ssr- CHASE GOLD COMPANY.
•BP HOTICB OF DIYIDEHD HO. 2.—A Dividend
of OHE Pin CENT, has been declared, payable at this
office, November 38, 1884, to Shareholders of record, at
the close of hnslnese this day, November 18,1864.
WALTER B, Lawton, Treasurer,
no2S-8t ~ Ho. 81 JOHH Street, How York.
tdß» K(HICE.-BAHK oh soeih
BP AMEBICA, Novemubb 21.1884
Hotico is hereby given, agreeably, to section 2, of toe
act of toe General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Penney lvania, entitled “An act enabling the banks of
the Commonwealth to become associations for too pur
pose of banking under the laws of the United States,'
approved the Sid day of August, A. D. Ifgi that toe
Stockholders of the BADE: OF HOBTH AMEBICA, on
toe 14th Inst, . voted to become such an association, and
that ite -Directors have procured tho”authority of the
owners of more than two-thirds or the capital stock to
make the certificate required therefor by the laws of the
United States. . J. HOCKLEY,
nogtSOt \ ■ Cashier.
JfcHIJtfEEY OTT. COMPANY. '
OP NOTICE OPDIYIDEHDS NOS. BAND 4 -The
Truelees of ‘heMcinnley Oil CoWanyhavedMlared a
regular mpnthlyDividradotTHMßP|RCENT..and
pa®lTt*t^fflcl?l^4SU^ j ™SSders' , rf
niSB-et - HuBIJOHN Streetj Hew Yor~k.
atfiitr OF tt fHE BEWdNCE
fclS IBSURANOB COMPANY OF PHILADEL
-B|ktSi^OT«be»S?aB(%a B( %
XAC£|to§ of ib Stockholders of ( (
c, ho*. sseMSa^
tsr JOHN B. OOBHH, KB«., WII.I. »K
LIVIE THEBE LECTDKE3 IN
CONCERT HALL,
an follows;
MONDAY EVENING, December Sib am entirely new
Doctor®, entitled:
“fact and Fiction.”
THURRDAY EVENING. DeceaAaBti,
“PECULIAR PEOPLE.”
FKIDAY EVENING. December 9tb.
“TEMPERANCE.' ’
These will be the only Lectures by Mr. GOUGH id
this city dnring the'season. -
Tickets for each Lecture 25 cents. Reserved Beats 60
cents. Thesaleof tickets will begin at HARTIEN’S.
606 Chestnutltreet, on Saturday Morning at 9 o’clock.
They will also be sold at tbe Hall on the evening ol each
leotnre.
Doots open at XieotureatS.
As the demand for tickets will doubiless.be great, early
application will be necessary to secure seats. de2-tf
|£jjgp> THE PRESIDENT
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
EBESIDENT, VENANGO 00.. FA.
ORGANIZED UNDER TUB LAWS OV PENNSYLVANIA,
OFFICERS:
Preßldoßt-AMOBY ED WANDS, Eso., New York.
Treaeurei’—L. H. SIMPSON, Em.. New York.
Secretary—J. EDWIN CON ANT. B»e.. New York.
. JOHN U. CLAPP, Em., General Beeident Snperin
iendent. • • >.
Oonneel—Ueesre. PLATT, GBBABD, & BtJCELEY,
Hew York.
DIBECTOSS:'
AMOBY EDWABDS, Es 9 ., Hew York.
EBEN B. CHOCK EH, Esq , of Crookerk Warren,New
York -
FLETCHBE WESTBAY, Eeq , of Westray, Oibbs, &
Hardea»trev*»&w.York.
~i, -M. CLAPP, Eeq. , President. Venango county, Pa.
L. H. SIMPSON, Eeq.; ol L. H. Simpson & Co., New
York, '
. Ita Lands form its
CAPITAL STOCK, 88,000,000! \
In Shares of SIS each, par value. Subscription price
$6 jrer Share, being in full payment
for a $24 Share,
No further call or assessment to be made.
80,000 SHAKES, or $lOO,OOO RESERVED FOB
WORKING CAPITAL.
. forties subscribing in this Company mill receive
an equal amount of stoek in two other companies ad
joining witlumt further charge. ,
Tbe Lands of these Companies are located on tbe
Allegheny river, and on Hemlock. Porcupine, and Mc-
Creacreeks, MAKING AN OIL-BOEING TEBBITOKY
OF OVEBTEN AND A HALF MILES IN EXTENT.
Tbe wells on tbe adjoining ptoperty.known ae tbe
celebrated ‘‘Betdrick r ’ wells, and ‘‘Pitnole Greek”
wells, are famous for their immense supply of oil.
The wells on this sropetty are being sank with great
vigor, and promise large supplies of otti ' ■
To the cap'taiist and to parties of limited means un
»u-passed inducements are offered.
Persons lave-ting in this Company get $5 stock and
the above BONDS for each $1 invested, without further
call or assessment
Subscription hooks, maps, and all other Information
can he obtained at the office el the Subscription Agents,
L. H. SIMPSON & CO.,
64 OBDAB Street, HEW YOBK.
No Pot. — > ‘••“-taken for less than ONE HPNDBED
xinLT.AHR. • po3o-lnt_
COTTEBFABH OIL C?4 IA!iT
OF PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL STOCK ...........$1,000,000
Divided into 200,'000 shares at $6 par share.
Subscription price $2.5J per snare.
Subscription Books are opened and subscriptions to the
capital stock received at the office of
PHILIP H BRICE & CO.,
305-WALKUT Street.
The offices of the Compai y, Kos. 553 and 24: WASH
INGTON BUILDING* South THIRD Street, will be
opened WEDNESDAY, December 7th. 18*4.
WM. D, SMITH, Treasurer.
E. J. Harrison, Secretary. . del-7t
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE
CITIZENS OF THE FOURTH CONGRESSION
AL DISTRICT.
Headquarters.
Broad apd Spring Garden Streets, N0v.28,1864.
The BOARD OF ENROLMENT of the FOURTH CON
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT (comprising the Fourteenth,
Fifteenth, Twentieth* Twenty-first, and Twenty-fourth
Wards) hereby give notice that they are now engaged in
revising and correcting the Enrolment Lists or each of
the Wards in their District, and in this'labor they in
vite the co operation and assistance of all good citizens,
by giving such information ia their possession as may
aidrm the correction and revision thereof.
Any person may appear before the Board and have
any name stricken from the list, if he can show, to the
satisfaction of the Board* that the person named is not
properly enrolled on account of
Ist: Alienage.
2d. Ron-residence.
Bd. Overage.
4th. Permanent physical disability of such & degree
as to render the person not a proper subject for enrol
ment under tbe law and regulations,
*-Gth . Having served in the military or naval service
two years during the present war and been honorably
discharged.
The names of all persons liable to military duty taking
up their residence in a Sub-district (Ward), as well aa
all in the Sub-district who, from time to time, become
liable, must be added to the Enrolment Lists; and the
namet of personswho may have enlisted in the military
or naval service, or who remove permanently from it,
or whose liability terminates while in it, will be
stricken off
It is for the interest of every citizen to have stricken
from the lists all nameß improperly enrolled, because
an excess of names increases the quota called for from
finch sub-district; and it is equally lor the interest of
each person enrolled in a given sub-district to place
upon the lists all persons in tne sub* district liable to do
military duty, because the greater the number to be
drawn from, tbe less the chance that any particular in
dividual will he drawn.
The Board of Enrolment call especial public attention
to the following: •
“ if a person, with intent to prevent the draft, refuses
to give his true name when lawfully requested bo to do
by an officer whose legal duty it is to ascertain and en
roll it* it is an obstruction of that officer in the perform
ance of oneof his duties in relation to the draft. So,
also, of fAe giving of false names with -the same ills
fsi intent, and fhe offender will, either case, be sub
set to summary arrest by the provostmarsbal.V'-rPa
ragrqph 28; Revised Regulations*. ; *
D. M. LAN E» Captain and Provost Marshal,
President of the Board of Enrolment,
4th District.
m iMBUttO BOSTON F£.
W 3& TBOLEUM .COMPANY. .
CAPITAL, *4OO,OOO—FAK, *5 PEE SHAKE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $3-50 PER SHARE
FOE FULL-PAID STOCK AND NO FURTHER AS
SESSMENTS.
The property of this Company consists of the folioW-
Ingvafuabl* FEE SIMPLE Territory, extensive lease
holds. PRODUCING WELLS, wells going down and
nearly finished: 1 .
No. 3. About SO (fifty) Acres-pn Cherry Tree Bun in
FEE SIMPLE, boreable land Efficient to sink FIFTY
WELLS. This Territory is opposite the Dalzell Petro
leum Company {Bayes’ Farm), on Oil Creek, hounded
to part by the celebrated Story Farm, &c.. &e.
No. 2. Lease perpetual (99 years) on Wash. McClin
tock Oil creek— 9)6 acres, ail .flat, very valuable, flow
ing and pumping wells all around.
No. S. “Wildcat” Flowing Well, about 30barrels
per day* on Wash. McClintock Farm. The Company
owns the WHOLE working interest in this well, en
gine, tanks. &c., &c.
No. 4. ‘ ‘ California Well, No. 1, on Oil Creek, down
600 feet, all ready to re-tube. This well has flowed 160
Well, No, 2, on Oil Creek,down
nearly fiOO feet. ✓ •
No. 6. Lease perpetual (99 years) on 2K acres Oil
Ci eek, all flat, containing the above wells, with fifteen
horse engine, tanks, derricks, engine houses, &c.
No. 7. Lease perpetual (19 years) on acres Oil
Creek, all flat, and in one well gowu 4XI feet, one quar
ter interest (working) in this and. lease.
TEN THOUSAND SH AKES RESERVED FOR WORK
ING CAPITAL.
Books for original subscription are now open at our
office for a few days only; when closed the Block to be
placed on the regular Boston and Philadelphia Stock
Boards as a bona fiib dividend-paying, on. pro-*
dtjCikg compact, when it ia expected the shares will
largely advance. All further Information, with pros
pectuses,' can be obtained of the undersigned. The
unall capital of this Company, with the actual large
interests, must make it a favorite as a secure invest
ment. H. S. LEECH,
* 14 Faiquh&r Buildings, WALNUT, below Third.
Philadelphia AgencF..
■ LEONARD A MANLEY,
58 BEAVER Street, New York Agency.
SPENCER VILA & CO., Bankers,
noie-iftf Boston Agency.
WASHINGTON AM) WALNUT
BEND OIL COMPANY,
...5500,000.
Capita 1..........
1(0-€00 Shares*. $5 each.
Subscription Price $2. Ten thousand shards reserved
as working capital.
Office, Ho. 31* MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
No. 1. A well on Oil Creek, now pumping 10 barrels
per day, and increasing.
No. £ A well on Oil Creek, now over 300 feet deep,
with large show of oil. Near this is the Corn Planter
Well, which is now pumping 300 barrels of oil per day.
No. 3. A well on Oil Creek, £2O feet deep, now ready
for tubing, with splendid show of oil; every (prospect
of producing largely.
No. 4 One-fifth interest in a tract of five hundred
acres on the Allegheny river; six wells, now pumping
fifty barrels of oil per day: three more wells now going
down; with near a mile of river front H all good boring
territory.
No. 5. A half acre at Tidsoute, near the Economite
Wells, which are now pumping sixty barrels per day.
No. 6. Eight and a half acres in Walnut Bend, on the
Allegheny river; imznediaiely surrounding this pro
perty are fine producing wells. This tract will be de
veloped rapidly.
Subscriptions are now being received, and a large por
tion of the stock already taken. The prospectus and all
information can be obtained at the office of the Com
pany. now at No. 314: MARKET Street. no2B-6t
THE HARRISON OIL COMPANY.
• CAPITAL $500,000.
100,000 Shares, par value $5 each,
Office No. 434: WALNUT Street.
This company nae been duly organized as a corpora
tion under the act of April 21,1854, and have obtained a
tract of land in fee simple containing2l66 acres* situate
on French creek, opposite the lands of the * ‘ Tallman
Company,*’about five miles above Franklin, in Ve
nango county, Pennsylvania.
The coxr pany are now proceeding to develop the
lands, and will commence boring in the course of one
or two weeks
A limited number 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. 4S4WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
no2S-mwffit*, r B Secretary.
B ™ lBl4 BAn>
HOTICB TO SHißß|fSpms P^The: shl'raLo\Sln
this Company are notified that, under Resolution of the
Board of Directors, they are entitled to subscribe tb 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 in*t
Each Shareholder entitled to a fractional part of a
share, under the terms of the Resolution,shall have the
privilegd for a full share on the payment
of Fifty Dollars. .
This StccKwiil be Issued at the par value of FIFTY
DOLLARS pvt share. Accrued interest at SIX PER
CENT, will be charged from let inst.'until payment is
Books for subscription and payment will be open
on. MONDAY, the 7th Inst * and will dose on the Slat of
December next, after'which no further subscriptions
will be received under this Resolution.
„ • THOB. T. FIRTH,
noS-tfle3l Treasurer.
KST UENNSYLYANIA BAILROAB
S®* COMPANY.-TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT,
Philadelphia, Nov 2, 1864.-The Board of Directors
have THIS Day declared a semi-annual dividend of
FIVE PERCENT, on the Capital Stock of the Company,
clear of National and State taxes, payable on and after
16th instant.
Powers of attorney for collection of Dividends ean be
THIRD gtreet o ® o9 0f “ 9 »«•
aoSlm THOB. T. FIRTH. Treasurer.
OH’ICE OF THE MA3VIIAW MIN
IHG COMPANY, No. 3a* WALNUT Street.
. , . Philadelphia, Not. 26,1864.
Notice in hereby fiven that all stock oftheMandan
MinteE Company, on whichiMtalments are das and
unpaid, tape been Itdini forfffited, and will be sold
at rnbiic Auction, on THURSDAY, December 29,186 L
at 12 o’clock noon, at the Office of the Secretary of the
Company, according to the Charter and By-laws, unless
paid on or before that day.
By order of the Directors.
no2B»tde29 B. A. HOQPSB, Treasurer.
fttir OIL BUBSORIFTIONS-RE.
Waff SERVED LIST.
The list having been made up the Books dosed last
eT {n orler that no delay shall arise lathe organization of
the Company, and also to give a chance to those who
heielofore were unavoidably prevented taking shares*
those who first enter tbdr nanms on the
RESERVE LIST,
now open at my office, will take the place of any of the
**loo subscrijHM”. Who unexpectedly may be pre
vented from implying with the terns. , ~
To so subscribe, or for further particulars of this enter
prise. address or apply at once to
DUNCAN M M3TCHEBON,
N. B. comer FOURTH and WALNUT, Phila,
no2f> fit if Or.B. BORDA* Trustee, 337 WALNUT St.
DIVIFSIIP.-THE »IRB€TOBS
i» of the OLMBTEAD OIL COMPANY have thlk
day declared a Dividend of TWO PER CENT., pua
ble, free, of Btateitax, on DecOmbar Sd; Books dog*
Nov, 2flth* and reopen 6th December. \ '
OftOBfIB.W, gI?OTBRi .
THE PKESfi ERIBAS%, DECEMBER 2...1864
ROYAL PETKOI.EC* COMPANY.
WO: CAPITAL. $OOO,OOO.
800,000 SHAKES. WORKING CAPITAL. *85,000.
kiBSCkIPWON PBiCk $8 50 PER SHABii.
! This COTniAnff'O'wn the following interests: ?
The entire working interest in a lease of three (3)
acres on the celebrated ' '
: ■ . SMITH FABM,
,on Allegheny HVer, five - miles below tbe town of
Franklin. On this lea.eis siturted tbs
HDBB 8 WELL,'
• how producing thirty (80) barrels daily, half of which
belonß to : this Company.' The- derrioks for two nior- ’
Wells are how being erected, and operations w*• • _i
once he commenced. This region or the >*', B nhoD»
river has been fonnd t» be highly the now
well lately stmek on the Lee Sabm I' nrodncl dr forty
HO) barrels per day; aleo. the ns-; wdfl on BaAKDEH
lsiAW) is, now pumping sixty ( m) barrels daily,tni
ircreafilhg. beßidee other of twenty and thirty
barrels la the immediate Vicinity. - " -
' One-eighth (){) free Interes’t 1® ,U the olVobtalnod In
ftIfiSIOOB tbo * ”
PEMBROKE OR COMPANY,
; ' VENANGO COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
IKCOKFORATto UB»B£ THE I.AH'S OF PJSHN3TBVAJHA.
CAPITAL STOCK, ©500,000.
ONE HCNDBBD THODSAND SHABBB AT FIVE DOL
LABS A SHAKE, FULL PAID.
Working Capital Reserved for Develop-
ment, $lO,OOO.
PRESIDENT,
ALFRED HUNT, Ns*.
: YICR PRESIDE*?,
EDWARD SHIPPER, &3Q.
SECRET AST AXD TREASURER,
; THOMAS W. EVAHS*
D lEECTOKB
Mr. ALFRED HUNT. PMiadelpWe, President of tbe
Bethlehem Iron Works;
Mr. WILLIAM O. HODSTON, 116 Sontb Water street.
Philadelphia, , ”
Mr. EDWABD BHIPPEN, southeast comer of Sixth
and Walnut streets, Philadelphia. -
Mr. THOMAS W. EVANS, 820 Chestnut street: Phila
delphia.
Mr. E. W. BAILEY, 819 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Mr, aiLLBDKGWIN, P.ttßburStea,
Mr. B. EO6H HBADFOBD, Fa.
Mr. J. L. CASNAQHAN. City, President
Corn Planter’s Oil CompanfOMS
Mr. WM! O. HUGH ART; PlttffflSl. Pa , Secretary and
Treaanrer of Pittahnrg ani Gabels WS JtaiuMd.
Tbe Company cwn in feo simple two fif
teen acres or the best Oil territory on tbe-tlgEmank of*
tbe Allegheny river, near Oil City, with onejWdnciag
well, and another nearly completed, with .xaUroad, /
turnplhe, and river access to the property, . JUT
For particnlars Bee prospeotn., to be fontd with any
of the Directors, or at the office of
Messes. COOPER & GRAEFF,
No, 11 EXCHANGE, and
Me. S. HARVEY THOMAS,
Eo. 313 WALNUT Street,
Who are authorized to sell a limited number of shares
ofetock. n029-*t
m. H * PABM,
s*s** lease Ib Bittuted tiro wells, pro
ducing WGMfc barrels per day: On this lease three new
V3eii& aft note being drilled arid near completion,'
rrornwhlchthe Company will receive'the OTie-eighth of
the oil• The farm is well knows, from the faettoaf the
IETBOLBUM COKFAHT own the lend
inteiest _ -HI • '
The l-64th workiii’interest'iE thefoUowing doßOrihed
lota on the celebrated '
HTBB AHD KtSWHT FARM,
an Oil Creek. In lot Ho. 3, oh Which there Is s well
now being tested. Jh lot Ho. 4. on whioh ie situated the
TURTLE WELL.
In lot No. 6. On this lot the new
EGBERT WELL
is now being drilled* and from the fact that it. joins lot
Ho. 7, on wn>ch U situated the
KEYSTOMB W£LL, Ho. IV,
lately struck, it is expected that a large flowing weU
Will be obtained on this lot.
In lot Ho. 8. This lot is situated between lots 7 and
9, known as the Eeystohb Leases, which have proved
themselves to bejfche very best of territory. On this lot
is situated the
GETTYSBURG WELL, ,
which is now being drilled deeper, as the tools which
had been fast are removed, and from the indications a
large yield is expected.
In lot Ho. 15, on which, preparations are being made
to sink & weU.
In lot Ho. 18. This lot is particularly well situated,
adjoining the celebrated lot Ho. 88, on which is situated
the new Flowing Well
COQUETTE,
said to be producing six hundredbarrels per day ; (the
striking of this well advanced the Maple Shade Com
pany’s atoci from $l7 to $44 per share.) Preparations
will be at once commenced to sink a well on this left.
In lot Ho. 20, whichisadvanthgeouslysituated-fromits
proximity to the Keystone leases and tne Jersey Well.
In lot Ho. 21, on which is situated the. celebrated
JERSEY WELL,.
now producing about 850 barrells per day. This Is one
of the largest Flowing Wells on the Creek.
In lot Ho. 26, on which is situated the Kepler Well.
The
■ HY3>B AHD EGBERT FARM „ -
is acknowledged to be one of the best-producing terms
in the whole region.
The following remarks are taken from the financial
'columns of the Philadelphia Press of hov. 16.1864:
■ ‘' The excitement in oil stocks is still increasing, and
the price of some of the producing companies has ma
teriallyadvanced. We notice the companies situated
on the JBLyde and Egbert Parra, which Is considered one
of the best on Oil Creek, having rapidly advanced
'within the last few days. This.la owing to some large
wells having hsen 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 some of tbe companies
located on the ‘ Maple Shade,’ * Hyde Farm, * * Sock, ’
‘Egbert,’ and ‘Mineral,’ have had their incomes
doubled by the above new wells going down on this
farm, on one of which the largest oil crevice yet found
is said to have been struck ”
IX:
One seventh (1 7) working* interest In two acrOs and
18 perches on Cherry Run, on which is situated the
- REED WELL:
now producing «ome SIO barrels per dap- This well 1«
one of the most reliable, and has been,dailyfhcreastng.»
and the striking of it has provedthefact that the Cherry
Ban property is among the most reliable and productive
in the oil region. Y.
The entire land interest in 15 acres on Cherry Eun,
about three-fourths of a mile above the Been Well,
This property is well Jocited, being all boreable, and
FIVE WELLS ABE NOW BEING SKILLED OK IT, TWO OF
which abb near gompletton, and, according to the
leas# s granted, five more wells abs to be commenced
ON TBE PBOFERTY WITHIN ONE HUNDRED DATS FROM
November 1,1864. This interest is expected to increase
the yield of the Company to aiarge amount.
. • ■ YL
Forty acres, in fee simple, on Cherry Ban, above the
12 acres owned by the Company. On tne adjoining
farms great activity now existfe, derricks being erected
and wells drilled. Two derricks are now being erected,
and the development of this property wiU be prosecuted
..vigorously.
The following extract ie from an editorial of the
Public Ledger > November 19.1854:
* ‘ One of the most remarkable features about the pre*
sent oil excitement is that, yhile the territory known
to possess oil is £0 rapidly extending in area, the older
settled portions, wnere most oil has been drawn off; are
daily raising in price. The price, too, of the oil-is
higher than ever, being eleven dollars and a half per
barrel at the wells now. Yet, ail Srowid Oil Creek new
areas have been added of far greater extent than those
before known The whole of Cherry Bun may be said
to have come into the market since the beginning of the
year, and is now considered the most vaisable territory
anywhere to be found. WeHs are supposed never to
fail on it.” ' ,
The Company are now receiving, from the producing
interests, fifty-four (54) barrels of oil daily, which
' will enable them to pay a handsome and prompt dlvi
dend on its capital; also, an interest in eighteen wells
in various stages of completion. Two an Allegheny
river, from which they will rtceive half the oil; .three
on JlcCliktock Farm, from which they will receive
one eighth the oil; five on Cherry Bun, half the oil;
two on Cherry Bun, all the oil; and six ok
and Egbert Farm
If these weßs have but the usual success,the produc
tion to the Company will be increased to a large amount
within the next-ninety days. . •• 4 , •-
Twenty-five thousand dollars will be retained in the
treasury for the purpose of developing the lands of the
will be received to the above Company
fit Mo. 528 WALNUT STREET,
BOOK Mo 7.
Teems: One dollar on subscribing, and one dollar and
fifty cents on the fifteenth of December, 1864. n026-6t
PROSPECTUS
W&r OP .
THE HOOVER- & MARSHAL! OIL CO.
Office, No. 308 South FOURTH Street, below Walnut,
back room, first fioor.
CAPITAL, $500,060; SHAKES,SO,OOO; FAB VALUE,SIO.
The property of this Company is situated on the All#
gheny River, and embraced ■withinaCietan.ee of about
two-and-a-half miles from the town of Franklin, Ve
nango county, Penna., and upon the same side of said
river.
It consists of the entire working- interest; (which is
one-half of the Oil produced,) in a Lease and Oil Well
located on the well-k nowm * * Hoover Farm, * ’ celebrated
rb among the first and most productive Oil Territories,
and known as the •* HOOVER & MARSHALL WELL. ”
The lease is for Ten Bods square with a frontage of a
like number, of rods upon the River. giving room for
two more wells, and has an unexpired term of twenty
seven yearn Tnere is also a first-class ten-horse
Engine, Tubing, Tanks, and everything necessary to
carry on successful operations.
The Well (which is a flowing and pumping one) has
been in operation for three years* and, carelessly han
dled, has produced regularly from 100 to 112 bbls. per
wees (including stoppage), at tiiueß Flowing Eighteen
Barrels per.day, jielding for the working interest of
the Company about $30,G00 annually. The Oil is supe
rior, its lubricating qualities commanding for it $3 to
$5 per barrel more than the oil from Oil Creek. This
well, rightly handled and actively worked by the cele
brated Patent Air Pump, leaves but little, doubt of its
hejng restored to its original production—from 40 to 60
barrels per day.
The other property of the Company consists in a va
luable river tract of fifty acres J a fee simple, adjoining
the extreme borough line of Franklin, with a large
boring surface facing the river, and also upon the creeks
that; run through the tract, thereby increasing boring
surface, and enhancing greatly its value as oil terri
tory. in addition to .this, it has, from its contiguity to
the’ county town of one of the most flourishing and ra
pidly growing to wnafof the a large surface value.
In the product of the wells of this region, there has
ever been a remarkable, uniformity, which, with the
late valuable discovery of a 70* barrel well on the island
opposite the “ Hoover Farm, and the discovery of
large and valuable producing wells all around the
Company’s property, (see extract below,) stamps the
region as one of the most valuable oil territories. The
Franklin Citizen., in noticing the new wells recently
struck, says: •
"One by Dale 4 Morrow, on October 12, on the Coch
rane Farm, two miles below Franklin, which yielded
240 barrels at the first forty-eight hours’ pumping, is
considered goedjor 100 barrels. John Lee has aiso ob
tained a flowing well, op the Martin Farm, just above
The Hoover, and nearly opposite the Cochrane, which
flows over 50 barrels per day. Also, Mr. Hubs, who
owns a lease on the Smith Farm, who has been: pump
ing 4 barrels per day at 408 feet deep, sunk Ms well 424
feet, and struck a well giving 40 barrels pen day. All
these strikes have been within texf days, and the pros
pectof a number more in a short Mine.*’ - '
Fifteen thousand shares bdFfldftf® set aside by the
Company for the purpose bfw»injptbrBe more wells.
Thisrsgion, with itroil wens so celebrated for their
steadiness and durability, the great numbers of large
flowing and pumping wells recently-discovered, the
superior quality or the oil as a lubricator, aud the high
prices always so readily obtained, with extraordinary
shipping facilities, from the wells being located on the
margin of the river, and only two-and-a-half miles
from the ratboad, unite to offer parties wishing to in
vent in oil territory safely, inducements of the highest
Books for subscription are now open at the office of
the Company, ho. 5408 South FOURTH Street, below.
"Walnut.
Only a limited number of shares will be sold at $2.50
per share. *•
N. B —Boyaltieshaving riser to one* half the oil, the
Company expect to realize largely from leasing a por
tion of i heir tract held in fee simple.
noSo*6t T, S. PBILIPS. Treasurer.
iSST*-* OFFICE HOGE I6LUTD EUJ9U
OIL COMPANY—!?, B. corner THIRD and
DOCK Streets, (second story.)
At a meeting'of the Board of Directors of this Com
pany, held this day, the following resolution was
adopted:
BesoVeed, That for the purpose of furnishing a work
ing capital the capital stock of this company be, audit
is hers by assessed One BoUar-per Bhare, twenty* five
percent, or which, shall be called in by the Treasurer
on or before the first day of January, 1865, the remain
ing seventy-five per cent to be called in at intervals of
fifteen days between each twenty-five percent.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pursuance of
the above resolution, an assessment of twenty-five
centjron each and eveiy share of the capital stock will
be due and payable at this office on or before the first
day of January, 1865; twenty -five cents per share on or
before the 16th of January; twenty- five omits per share
on or before the 81st day of January, and twenty-five
cents per share on ©i before the 15th-any of February.
t BDW H. FLOOD, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Nov. 26,1864. -jao29-6t*
■fSB- c WESTERJf BANK OF PHIIA
DELPHIA, November 18th, 1864. :
, A meeting of the Stockholders of jthis-Bank will be
held at the Banking House, on MONDAY, the 19th day
December next, at 12 o’clock, U. , to decide whether
this Buik shall become an association for .the purpose
of Banking under the laws of the United Stales, and
whether it shall exercise the powers, conferred by the
Act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled m An Act enabling the Banks of
this Com monwealth to become associations for the pur
pose of banking under the laws of the United States, * *
approved the 2& day of August, 1664, and to take any
further actlou that may be „ ~
nolP-Ia C. a* winfQ4HE»T$ Owm* .
|3gjP~ VOMAJiM) OIL
<3 GAL C OM-P ANY
WEST VIRGINIA.
PRINTED CIROULARS,
8 Report of tka pro
perty of this uompuiy, .ue now read, at our offlco.
This Company ownSovor 2,600 acreaofwhatiß known
as the host Oil, TERRITORY upon the GREAT UP
HEAVAL in WEST VIRGINIA, and offer, large indnce
mentstoiparliesto enhecrlbe for the limited number of
Share, offered s.t s4.per share, for fall-paid stock, the
par being $lO per share.
price per share Is not above the marketable
valne of the lands, and it is offered for the sole purpose
of Inoteaeing, the-facilities for development, and will,
beyond a reasonable doubt, prove a profitable intest
ment.
<|fiOPER & GRAFF,
pn IQMta’ EXCHANGE.
AJfl* LITEBPOOI, '
jgUPETKOI.EtJia OOffiEPANY.
OAntiOAL STOCK.B 1,000,000.
jg 100,000 SHARES. AT *lO EACH.
i. m Sub|»ripiloigßi4fe*S per Share.
Iff -• LANDS YIEMJEjSjafAIiGELY.
0 HOE. DANIEL 8. -
WM.'T. PHIrPS, V!cePresimt a &
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary. I 'Sf
Books are open for subscription at the office of the Com*
pany, Eo. M Empire Boil dins, TIBROAIDWAY, N, Y.
.The lands of the Company aw eilitftod in the heart of
tlfe OiL-Bedlfc.- and Include portions of those well
kSswitlocalities, "the McElbeay Farm,the two Mo-
Cltntock Farm., ’ ’ and other proved and valuable work
ldjOterrHories, inclndl&s over Two Thousand acres of
thabest Oil TerrltotHßtoong Oil Greek and in Weal
VlHlnlaghom nnderjmCgfS of
i» and iargelyfprodnctd from
AevawJ welD tufragH. 6c29-diWffiP
’ AffjHysthaHWfflWy “F. 0. Bon 6388, I’aHMaßgE.
■rafy '•mCMSBB.—TJBBt- mmKaf-ftifoSiiT^
SCBIItW t O -tv, c Bto»k®th-WBB .;
COMPANY will be .opened
TG-PA V. at.on^i..dice, for receiving snlscriptions for a
lj ffiJJJ&SLaberof ebares of said stock - .
pronuction of this Company tsnow equal to Fifty
.SarrelS of Oil per day, .which will enabfe&Sß Company
to pay larg* dividends immediately. .
For further information apply to the understated, for
the Corporators, COCHEAN& JRCB3BLL,
Ho. 33 North fROHT Street.
HovBMBSk 11, 1864. ' no2B-6fc
O#V: NATIONAL BANK
OF FHIIiADELFRIA,
FINANCIAL' DEPOSITARY OF THE
- HNWtt STATSS,
THREE YEARS
FBRJSeST. TREASURY NOTES,
WO convertible ISwafiatririty into Six-per-cent,
ve-tWbtfly Bonds; also jOTthaTen-forty Bonds, inte
rest payable in gold.
__ m,Q. ALBERT LEWIS,
jioS-tafßt f - Cashier.
IiAUPHIH AND COLORADO
GOLD MINING COMPANY-
Chattered by the State ofPenMylvania.
f STOCK. #1,000,000, , . -
200.000 BHjfalBB—FAR VALDS, *b .•S-v
- ANDERSON.
DIKBOTOBS.
ThemasA. Scott, fJameeß. Ham.
N. B. Kneass, John w . HaU, Harrisburg.
Wm. S. Freeman, T. 0. McDowell do,
Charles DeSflver. iWm.G. Shute, Colorado.
B. F. 80UTHW0RTH,
Office-of Hie Company,
RooinHtf.-jS.
Authenticated specimens have been procured from
some of the Company’s lodes, and have been assayed
by .Protestors Booth and Garrett with the most gratify
ing resulte. 1 Subscription list's have been opened at the
Office of the Company and at the Treasurer’s Office (In
terned Revenue), Ho. 427 CHESTHUT Street, Farmers'
and Mechanics’ Bank Building. To original subscribers,
s3.sopershare, for a limited number of shares.
Circulate, pamphlets, or information can be obtained
at the Office©! the Company alter the 17th insfc.
OoTO»s^4,-186L i , oo!4-3ra
MILITARY.
g INDEPBNDBNCE CITY GUARDS.
pk —A special Meeting of tbe CORPS will be held at
Ut the ARMORY, on FRIDAY BVBHIHG, December
Jhr2d, 1864, at 8 o'clock. Both active and contributing
members are earnestlv requested to be present, as
businesßrOf vast importance will he tTaosacted.
del 2t>* . / H. B. HEILMaH, Secreiary.
' ILETAIU DBI GOODS. .
qurtain department.
& arbisoit,
. _ 'NfeSIOOS CHESTNUT STREET,
, J , -<?'>. t.~- ■ :
Have received from thelate .
AUCTION SALES IM MEW YORK
A largo addition to their splendid stock of
CURTAINS,
DELAINES, REFS, TERRY
JAPANESE CLOTH,
Aiid the other materials most'desirable for
PARLOR, t&MßSfei DIMING- BOOM, AND
/i- CURTAINS.
Estimates for furnishing single rooms, suits of apart
ments* or a whole house, based on al&rge deduction
from Sooner piritef, promptlyfnmiehed, and the work
punctually an& faithfully performed 'by experienced
and reliable, hands. ' ; de2-fmwlQc
■RARGAINS! BARGAINS !
■U 1,000 yards Linen Crash* at 12Xc.
l,oCoyardlKtl4nen Crash* at 12>sc.
S lots of heav y White Flannel, at 58&c.
8 lots of English Flannel, at 66>£c.
,8 lots of alkwod Flannel* at 56Mc. -
I respectfully ball the attention orHospitala and the
“Ladies’AisL.&&iasKtothese Flannels* as they are a
great barton, 5 x•? ' JOOT.H.jBTpKBB»
de2 , yOSS ARCH Street.
Jjjpeiw SKIRT FOR 1804.
A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
, HOOP SKIRTS.
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC,(OB DOUBLE) STEEL
, SPRING. ,
J. I. &. J. O. WEST, No. 97 GHAMBEBS STREET,
. MEW YORK, _
Are the o wnere. ql’die, patent and eiclosiye manufac
toersoft 8,
PATENTED -iDUPLBX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
SKIRTS.
This invention consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly aud firmly
together, eogeto edge, makingthe toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring ever tued, enabling the
wearer, in consequence of lt»great elasticity, and flexi
bility, to place 'and fold'the skirt when in use as easily
and with the 1 same convenience' as a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely, obviates and silences the only objec
tion to hoop skiixs*. viz: the annoyance to the wearer
as well as the public; especially in crowded assemblies,
carriages, railroad osrs, church pews, or in any crowded
place, fromthediffieuHy of contrketing them to occupy
ing a small space. 'This entirely removes the difficulty,
whilegiving the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
form, and is the lighies&n-d mest stylish and graceful
appearance for thsMtreet,. opera, promenade, or house
dress. A lady Mu .enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience w wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a;«ihgle'day, wilt never afterward
willingly dispenseytth the use of them. They are the
best quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
durable, comfortable, and economical skirt made. Mer
chants will be supplied as above, and ladies in most
first-class retail Btores In this city and throughout the
different States. i< 3 w *
*3-Inquire forth*"'
DOUBLE ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT,
TMADLEY’S IDUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIBTi,
Very flexible, folded .easily when in use" to occupy a
.small space, inakingsthe mosfagreeable skirt worn.
For sale by - J. M HAFLBIGH,.
x • . V 903 CHESTNUT Street.
TJ RADLEY’B '-DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
A* BKIET—The greatest Improvement we have eve*
wen la LADIES’BgrRTB.-andunarticlo of
SUPBKIOK SXCBLLKNOE.
CmtWEH STODDABT & BBO.V
450, 452, and 4S4N. SKCOHD St., ab. Willow.
»ol7*Jm - : . - --
COO HOOP SKIRTS. V hob.
U*Qc “OltK 'OWN MAKE.” U^O.
The most complete anHortment and beet quality and
styles In tbs market,- wholesale and retail, atmanu
feotory,
Ho. 6»8.A80H Street. ~
Together with the SKIBT, ” just
out, the most pliabletHoop Skirt in the market, equal
to the “ Duplex Eliptto. T Cand atmucb lower prices.
Also, Constantly in receipt of full lines of lowprioed
Eaetern-msde Skirts, kid padded and rlylted—ls spring,
Sbcentdt 20sprtofs,El; 43 springs, tLlli; 30 springs,
yd. 25: and 40 springs, fcl#o. > „ _
8019-lm*> ■ ' WM T. HOPKINS.
FASGIf FIJKS.
FANCY FURS.
* v
JOHK
He. TlB AECH Street, above Seventh Street,
At his old established stow.
IMPORTER, MANfFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN YANCY PURS
IjADles and: obuoDBER.
Havlhrnow instore a y«n:dar» andbeauHflil mk«W
rant of U 1 the Mdqpatitles of ?AHCT
nrsß job ladies' ahie childbex’S weak, i
solicit a call from, those iu want.
Xemember the n&me and number,
JOHN fAeetra,
718 ABGH Street, above Seventh.
I have no partner or connection with any other store
In this city. - oc3-4mlf
17UR8 ! PURS I PURS J
A Ears denned from moth*, repaired, and altorrf to
the latest styles, at moderateprioeß, at Ho, 113-Horth
’ KODBTH Street, above Arch.- n029-6t*
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"ANGELE”
KID G laO'VE-S,
NEW ABB SLEGANT- CUT.
A. RUSQH & 00.,
‘ ,? IMPORTERS,
84,0 Broadwak New York,
del-lm T ■
OENUINE BETOLBHEM ■
VJ - ' BUCKWHEAT TLOUB, and
MEW MAPLE PBUP,
Tor sale by EOBBaT -doMSEII, & ROM,
806 WAIdKUT Street.
TYORYTYPES, CARTES DE YTSITE,
-l aid life-size Photojrnpta in pH colors.artlßtlMlly
executed at B. P. KEI MB[RBi Gallery, cOji ABGH
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pl*opft. It*
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ter pant o£ti»> W
A COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY OF
THE REBELLION.
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THAYEB'B , ■
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by ..
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m, Bec*y and Treasarer.
fYFFICE OP THE DELAWARE Mlf-
V/ TBAL SAFETY IKSOKASCB OOMPA3STT.
Philadelphia, November 9,1861,
The following statement of the affairs of the Com
pany is published in conformity with a provision of its
charter:
Premiums received from November 1, 1883,
to October 81, 1864:
On Marine ana Inland Kisks-...,5424,047 90
On Fire Sisks..,* 138,667 18 '
662,706 06
234,472 42
Premiums on Policies not marked
off, November 1. 1663 ...»
Premiums marked off as earned
from November 1, 1863, to Oc
tober i;i£S4:
On Marine and Inland Bisks**•*•» 410,564 73
On Fire Blake.* 120,656 70
636,821 48
Interest during same period, sal
vaies. Ac.
Losses, Expense*; Ac., daring the
real, as above.
Marine and Inland Navigation _
Losses 214,291 82
Pile Losses 49,686 82
Betarn Premiums. 29,204 98
Re-Insurances 42,649 28
Agency Charge 5................... 19,064 88
Advertising, Printing, Ac 8,6® 13
•Taxes—o. S; Tax on Premiums, , .
_ Poller, Stamps, Ac., Ac... 11,386 2?
Expensea.Balarles, Rent. Ac™ 14,089 00 ■
r rnn r 3(»|0ul 28
228,282 86
* TMb Is exduslve of the amount reserved fc
on Dividends and Profits.
assets or the company, iroy. i, ism.
$lOO,OOO United States Five per cent. Loan.
3871 v * *lOO,OOOOO
111,000 United States 8 per cent Loan, 1881. 118,216 00
76,000 United States 6 per cent. Loan, 6-20 e. 76,662 60
100,000 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent
88,666 00
61,000 State of Pennsylvania 6 per cent ;
66,840 00
123,060 Philadelphia City 9 per cent Loan.. 122,620 37
20,000 Pennsylvania Bauroad, Ist Mortgage
Bonds*
50.000 Pennsylvania Bailroad 2d Mortgage
opet. cent. 68*350 00
15.000 800 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
guaranteed by the,city of Phila-
i 15.300 00
6,'600.130 Shares Stock Pennsylvania Bail- ’
road Company. .~u+ 9,100 00
5,000 IGO Shares Stock North Pennsylvania „ .
BaUroad Company...«...-**.***•■* 3,050 00
6C;000 United- States Treasury Certificates
of Indebtedness..*♦. 48,425 00
30,000 State of Tennessee 5 per cent. Loan.. 23,000 00
128,700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, amply *
, secured.** 128,700 00
MBB.2Hi Par. :G05t,5843,10&60 Market Value. $857,627 87 ■
Beta Estate.-....**......... 30,000 00
Bills receivable fgr insurances made. ,• ** 118,830 42
Balances due at Agencies—premiums on Ma
rine Policies, accrued Interest, and other
debt* due the C0mpany......... *...,-**,,-**» 38,793 34
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and . _
other Companies, $4,283, estimated value.. 2,220 00
Cash on deposit with united States
Government subject to tea days* _
call*...*-*..**..*..< ***** sloo,oo6 00
Cash on deposit, in Banks**... —58,154 g
Cash in drawer.*— 537 66
: 158,892 49
$1,201,664 02
Phixademsu, November 9. 1864. -
The Board Of Director* have tUs'day declareda
CASH DIVIDEND at TEN FEB CENT. <m the CAPI
TAL STOCK, anddilX PER .CENT. Interest on Hie
SCRIP of the Company, payable on and after the let
December proximo, free of National and State taxes.
also declared BCBEP WVIDBND <*
FOB3XPEB CENT, on 'the EABNED PREMIUMS for
the y«bfis3lns October 81,1884. certificates for which
will beisSued to thepartiefl entraed.to the carnet on and
after the let December proximo* free of Rational and
have ordered, aleo, that the SCRIP CERTIFI
CATBB OP PROFITS of the Company, for the year
1860, be redeemed in’ CASH, at the office of the Com
pany, on end after the let December proximo, all inte
rest thereon to cease on that day.
d®- No certificate of 'profits issued under $25. Sy
the Act of Incorporation, * , «o certificate shall issue
unless claimed within two pears after the declaration
tfthedividendwTier&g^isevidenee.”
Samuel E. Stokes, -
J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan, "
■William G. Boulton,
Ed ward Darlington,
H Jones Brooke,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland.'
Joshua P. Byre,
Spencer Mollvatne,
John B, Semple, Rtfcsburg,
A. B. Berger, Pittsburg.
0. HAND, President.
DAVIS, Vioe President,
ry. nolO-lm if
Thomas C. Hand,
Joint G. Dayis,
Edmund A. Soudex,
Theophilns Fanldlnc,
John B Penrose,
James Tnumair.
Henry C. DftUett, Jr. •
James' C. Hand,
'William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal,
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
Bobert Burton, „
THOMAS
JOHN C.
Hmnrr Ltmitux. Becretai
T\T HEEEAS', THE AUDITOR GENE-
M BAL,-as required by the 11th Section of the Act
entitled “An Act to enable the Bankß of this Common
wealth to become Associations for the propose of Bank
ing aider the laws of the United States,” passed on the
29c day of Angnst. A. D. U6A has MrUfled_to me that
“THE CONSOLIDATION BARK .OF PHILADEL
PHIA” haß furnished- (satisfactory evidence to him
that all the requirements of said Act have been com
plied with by the eald Bank, and that it has become an
Association for the purpose of Banking under the laws
of the United States—
I do, therefore, cause this notice thereof to he pub
lished, in accordance with the provisions of the said
llth Section of the said Act, and do declare that the
Charter of said Bank, by the terms of said Act, Is deem
ed and taken to be hereupon surrendered, subject to the
prov isloas of the Ist Section of said Adi. ctrBTI ' K
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Executive Chaucer, Habiusbuiui, Nov. 23,186*.
del-ltd i .
WOOD. WOOD; WOOD.—OAK, PINE,
nJL “* kICKORI W°°D. torialea^low.^cash
M3O-IJH,* - TOJS-SlRfiEt WHARF.
A YOIJUO MAN PRCM THE GOTO
TBYrWb<J*h«lrerve4 thrubYeara a* an officer in
the'army, desires a SITUATIOH as Clerk or Book
:keeperiia a food peniaao, and ■ gnpd references given
If needed.. Address **B. , w.. , \.Pres* office po&ft ft.*
A gents wanteo/ok the nurse
'~-ii AND SPY, one of the most interesting and
hooks ever published, embracing the
aa vent»reg-of a Woman in the Union army as Nurse,
Giving.* most vivid inner picture of
.Returned and 'disabled officer* and soldiers
; SK®} 9£ f, ? taWe employment will find it peculiarly
*£^i£ th^£fol,dititm ' JONES BSOB. & GO.,
ao!9- Im* 600 oh3STNUT at,. Pbi!*de«pbi*e Fa.
f}OOKBELLBR._ WANTED, A. SUITA
bm,n“B ofaTom ‘
«o™?wlfcT^r& , “ culm M6O agB “ a »«“■•*'
noBQ w(Mt* Box 2018 Poet Office. Phii.d.lnhla
Kaolin —kaolin—any one
WISHING TO PURCHASE KAO UK can do „o
by addressing “B J. B,” FAIBVILLB. Charter Co
Fa,*who owns several properties on which it abounds
to a large extent, andol the very baBt quality. Terras
reasonable.. hd2B-ujwi*
T? o-o M S WANTED.—NOT LATER
than the 10th of December, two communicating,
nnfnraished Booms, with heat, gas, and u*e of bath,
must hs located in a genteel neighborhood, with, a good
and Within twenty-five minutes’ walk of Third
and Cbestnnt streets. Address
**j g ip j»
del-31* . Press Office, Philadelphia.
TO BROKEBS.-SITUATION WANT
«ioo?EI ?« a Br ?^ ® y, B Office, by a young man with ftrst-
AddreBB “Monroe,” Press Office.
T°.o?^F u i TA LISTS.—,A MIDDLE,
rtencf foHvtK°W GENTLEMAN of ripo exw
m tSS t t a a to< s? lluct tho Basineas. bavins
of SS SAi d lnir der -S. i 8 owa Ohtroi, is desirous
whS°c^mr ff nlsL m Se
»*»«. 1 WHOLESALE C Ot a T T HI“ 1 G t KOnBE tabllSll
Commupicatiots. with rail name, (strict y con
fideniml.l may be addressed to “a. t. At,’* Press
TO MANUFACTURERS AND Mi
j- CBINISTB.—Wonted, a 360-BPINDLE MULR.enita
ble for wool. G. COLLINS, 400 CHESTNUT Street,
second Boot, no3o-4t*
WANTED-A YOUNGf MAN IN A
’ T Boot and Shoe House, to assist ia thecouailng
room audio influence wear trade. Give name and ad
dress to “Y,” Press Office. de2-2k
WANTEE—BY A YOUNG MAN. A
▼ » Situation’as GLEBE or SALESMAN. either in
or out of the city. Can give the best of references as
regards honesty,. Ac. Any person having a vacancy
will please aadrers “Henry “ Press Office, stating
Where su interview can he had. de2-2t*
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WITH
* \ someknowledge of the Drug 'and Prescription
Ad dress, with reference and Salary expected.
Press Office. noS9-wm*
WANTED IN A STATIONERY
T " an'infcelitgeft LAD, about 1$ year* of
wxl ' ***** a sood hand? Address Box 1668,
Post Office. 1 del-3t*
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
. 1 1 from the country, IS years of age, a SITUATION
in a Wholesale or Retail- Dry Goods Store. Has had
some experience. Salary of at least $4OO per anoam
Address »W, T. K.II3BGIRARD Street, del-3t*
■WANTED—A SITUATIO NAB BOOK
,f f KEEPER. Best city reference for ability and
integrity given. Address Vgwftkeeper,” Press Office.
, * *'
WANTED—A SITUATION AS
- " " Salesman in a hardware store by an experienced
person. Address “W. W. M.«»» at this office. no3G-3t*
WANTED! IMMEDIATELY—IN A
T f STATIONERY BTOBE, a lad of about seventeen,
of good address. None need apply unies* they have
t2*P® business. Address Box 1664,
Philadelphia P.O. _ no3o-St*
WANTED —A SALESMAN IN A
\ ' Wholesale Hosiery and Notion House; To one
Who can command a good trade a liberal salary will be
paid. Address “Franklin,” Press office. - no3Q-6t*
WANTED—A COMPETENT SALES
• ” MAN, la a Wholesale Hat bouse. _
Address WE H. BACOJT,
a 029 6t« , 85 Worth FOURTH Street:
WANTED—IN A CLOTH STORE AS
■" BOOKKEEPER, a young man who has had expe
rience lb the business. One who can act as salesman
and speak German: preferred. Applications will- be
treated confidentially, and must have real name and ad
dress. ft EC,
8028-6t* - ~ Press Office.
WANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOK
"* KEEPER. Good reference given. Address ’*G.
8..” Press Office. no® 6t*
WANTED, AGENTS.—AGENTS IN
* T ovary County, at $7O a month, expenses paid, to
in tro dnce fifteen nets and articles, the best sell -
1? g ever offered. Bor particulars, address OTIS T
GABBY, BIDDBFOBP, MAINE. 0c26-d*WSm
H9fi A- MONTH-WANTED—
tjPAArn/ AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
SHAW A CLARK SIXTEEN DOLLAR FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE, the only low price Machine, in the
conntry which Is Ucmsei fby Grover & Baker. Wheeler
a WUson, Howe, Singer A Co., and Bachelder. Salary
and expenses, or luge commissions allowed All other
Machines now sold for less than forty dollars each are
«l/V*we«tent», and the seller and nser liable. 17 Ins
tated rarcn'ars sent/res. Address SHAW A CLARK,
-nols-d&w3m. BIDDBPORD, Maine
VOS SALE AND TO LET.
©TEAM BOILERS—THREE 30 FEET
rJ long, 36 Inches diamefer, In excellent condition, for
ssdebyCEURLES LENNIG, llffi South FRONT Staet.
DOOMS TO RENT—THE THIRD
AV STORY of No. 805 South SIXTH Street, oppo
site Washington Souare. There are THREE ROOMS,
(two communicating,) with hydrant water In one of
them. Apply In SECOND STORY. del-fit*
pOR SALE—A MANUFACTURING
~ BUSINESS, in successful operation for the last
twentv years, and now dolngA first-rate business.. Ad
dress. Box 2776,.Rhriadeplriaurest Office. del-3t*
M NORTH BROAD-BTREET PRO
PERTY.-An elegant HOUSE FOR SALE, No. 1616
North Broad street. Apply to
del-81* HORATIO G. KERN,'No 88 N. SIXTH St.
M WANTED TO BENT—A DWELL
ING house. between Twelfth and Twentieth
streete and Spruce and Arch. ,
Address mote Box 1741 PhHadelphla Port Office, stating
location. no3o-6t*
M WANTED—A MODERATE-SIZED
HOUSE, furbished or ÜBfnrnished, west: of ; Tonth
street, between Market and Lomba’d. Address, stating
terms and location, •* G. D.. P, , ’ ’ Press office. noSO-3t*
jgjl FOR SALE—EXCELLENT MILL
wffl PROPERTY, located on the Delaware Railroad, at
Camden. Station* Rent County, Delaware, a GRIST
MILL (water power), STEAM SAW MILL, THBBB
DWELLINGS, will ft ell altogether, or the Saw Hill
alore, or the Rollers, Engine and Gearing of the Saw
Mill: For particulars address R. C. JUsTIS,
no3o-12t* ’• - • - • • • Camden, Del.
m SDISTILLBRY FOB BALE—LO
ME* GATED in this city capacity 600 bushels, with rec
tifying ar paratus attached; all in complete order; terms
very favorable. Inquire at No. 222 North THIRD
Street. • ■ no3o-3t*
JS|. FOR SAJDE—A VALUABLE A
fiiiFARM of 300 Acres. One half cash; balance -E.
will.be taken in Oil Stocks. Also, a nine-roomed
Bouse on TWELFTH Street. For particulars, address
or inquire at 933 ABOH Street . -del*3t*
SPECIAL NOTICE.—THE GOOD
WILL AND FIXTORES of a first-class Wholesale
and Retail Dry Goodß Stand for sale. Location central.
Price $5,000. Address“Philada, 1 * .Frege offl.ce. 80-Bt*
POR SALE—THE GOODWILL AND
Forniture-of a flr»t-class BAT and BOARDING
SCHOOL*.now in full operation. Address “Principal
of Seminary, }T Woodbury, N. J, no2l-mwn3fc?
797,177 00
COPARTNERSHIPS.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED,—THE
* firm of BILLINGS, ROOP, & CO., of this city and.
New York, expired THIS DAY by limitation. The bu
siness of the said Arm will be settled by either of the
undersigned. J. M BILLINGS,
B. W. ROOP,
B. W. ROOP,
Executor of W. P. Washington.
HR. KIBBE.
Pau-AUERPHiA, Dec. 1, 1864-
76,622 69
612,34414
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The under
signed have THIS DAY entered into a Limited Partner
ship. agreeably to the Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled an Act relative to Li
mifedPartnership, etc., passed the twenty-first day of
'March, A. D. 3536, and the' eupp entente thereto, and
they do hereby give notice, that the name of the Pirn
under which said partnership is to be conducted is
ROOP At KIBBE; that the general nature of the buei
-ne&s to be transacted is the general Dry Goods, Import
ing, and Commission business, and that the same will
be carried on in the city’of Philadelphia; that the names
of the General Partners of the said Firm are SAMUEL
W. ROOP. HBJSBY K KIBBB, CLINTON J. TROUT,
and JOSEPH O. ROOP, and the name of the Special
Partner is JAMES M. BILLINGS, all of the city of Phi
ladelphia 1 ; that the capital contributed by the said
James M. Billings, the Special Partner, to the common
stock, is one hundred thousand dollars in cash, and
that said partnership is to commence on the first day of
December, A- D. 1854. and terminate on the thirtieth
day of November, A. D, 1867.
SAMUEL W.’ROOP.
HENRY R. KIBBS.
CLINTON J. TROUT,
JOSEPH C. ROOP,
General Partners.
_ JAMES M. BILLINGS,
- m ' - Special Partner.
Philadelphia, Dec. 1, 1864.
* NOTICE.—The undersigned successors of BILLINGS.
ROOP,»& CO., in New York,, will continue the Import
ing anti Commission Business, ar No. 38 WARREN
Street* - ~ XM. BILLINGS * CO.
J. M. Billixgb, -
E. J. Chaffee.
New York, Dec. 1, 1864. de3h6w
» Taxes
32,000 00
OFFICE OF ALBERT H NIGOLAY,
V 7 STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONEER, Ho 52-
WILLIAM-STREET. -
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Mr. CHARLES S. CLARK, Jk., ofßnffitio, and Mr.
GFOEGB H. BARK,for tfie past ten years mr chief
clerk, haye an interest in my hnslnese from this date,
which ie to be conducted under the firm name of AL
BERT H. HICCLAY & CO.
ALBERT H, KICOLAY.
New Tors, Bee 1,156 L
ALBERT H. NJCOLAY * CO. buy and sell at all the
Stock Bearde, Stockß and Bonds, American Gold and
Gcyerament Securities, for cash, or on time, exclrmyeiy
oh Commiasioh.
Regular Auction Sales of Stoeks and Bonds every
MONDAY AMD THUEBDAY,
ftrbleh have been the xegnlar established days with this
hrosefor many years). Special sales alsdumade on any
day required. - 'k * :
and Bonds of every description, bought
and sold at private sale.
J#3F* Petroleum' Oil and Mining Stocks bought and
sold at all the Stock Exchange Boards in flew York*
Boston, Philadelphia, or otherwise, on commission.
45F* A large variety of first* cla*s dividend paying se
curities constantly onhand, suitable for permanent
and profitable investments, and at the lowest market
rates.
J&h OIL ETOCEB , „ , ,
lecelve special attention. Only those of first- claee Com
panies dealt is, a good line of which may he found at
ail times at our office
ALBRBT H. NICOLAY &CO..
deS-iftf Ho. 5a WILLIAM ST., H. T.
MBAHK STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
BEOEKUBte Ist, ISM.
BIBSOLUTIOH 0? PARTNERSHIP. —Notice is hereby
given that the eopaxtner*hip exlsting tinder the name of
STBBHBERGER 'HIESfiH, & CO . hac this day been dia
solved.. The boohs of the late Arm will besettledby the
undersigned, who will also continue the- business of
SHIRT Manufacturers at the old itahd. Ho. 1* BASK
Street. HIESOH & THABHISIMER
Mr 0. Hiksch, S. Thaeheimek. de2 finwSt*
WILLIAM H. TEVIS IS THIS. DAY
T I associated in business with ns, the style of tbs
firm remaining enchanted.
COOPER & GRAFF. Stock Brokers.
Ho. 11 MERCHANTS- EXCHANGE.
PBiIADEiaHIA, Becember l, ISM del-121
T^ISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNER-
A/ SHIP-leretifore existing between the, Subscribers,
under the Sim of BSMNETT, BOOH .* g0.,t8 this day
dissolved by mutual conaenv Jretlria g.
The badness will be settled, by t>u|6r|argl|^trETT
JOS. H. BOOH,
c. a. susaaC ,
' PsU.-UsBI-l’lll A, KoV.-SO, 1864-
OOPABTBBBSHIF.—The undersigned have this day 1
associated together under the *rm ot H. K BEHNBTT
SCO., and will continue the budnes* of the late Arm
“fBESTNhTT, BUCK, & 00. , at »ITCHTJR.CBr Alley,
where the badness of the latter firm w ill he settled. I
H. K. BBKNErT.
C, H. SiKGER.
PmI.APBI.nHU, Bee. 1,1864. dei-6t |
Dissolution. —the copart- 1
N23SBIP heretofore existing between the un
dersigned, under the firm of SMULLING St HAKMAB*
is this day dissolved by mutual eonseht
: H; 8 »
Phiiadelphia, Sec. 1,1391.
~The business will he continued by the undersigned at
theea** p la„. Bo- 30 Bouth Btre| y^
WANTS.
ajwtiosialbi.
Se4 A SSK: hik ™ "» “»i
SbWiU v , SIXTY HORSES,
S™f to harness and the saddle, inclodiaf a fast trefc*
jFw o *** B Shm* believed to trot together is 3 mtaaie*,
a SS P0 * *nwnr, Heht harness* ra* 4c,
< TL>w i w.««s ss ??’ ,,1 '* MW »»d second-haa*"
toLmmS D * arbora ». . with rrtS
Also Single and Double Harness. Saddles iu« M -
Wblpe, Covers, Halters, fee. , 04tt<U68 *
Also, previons to the horses, a balf-blood>a aidersa»
cow, with
pairs of Chester county and York hire nig, ““ foar
■MBf No postponement on account of the weather
AS* Sale of Horses, *«., on WEDNESDAY
4S' Sale of iSO Sleighs, Robes. Belle. Ac.. 17th Use
del-2ttf ALFRED M HERKWESS, Auction”™
gMiE OF CONDEMNED HOfidES.
Qitabtekhastxx OxHEEAL’s OrplOß,
_ „ Oivie ov.
. ~ Washixotox Crrr, November®, 1361.
at GleshOM 0 pnhiic anotion, to the higbest bidder,
ONE bund® \WI^Y B B!l’A I llv horses.
roan hpBSJJU I)at - DEC«Mi||r9, IM, S,BS *
Thew betas B ?. AN ? FIFTY CAVALRY HOUSES.
Cavalry ,e ”£ ft,ft“ ,iaBm,lsi « aaßt fa ' th »
mJShehad* 114 farmir "' Purposes, many good bargain*
Horsea sold singly. Bale to commence .hi i
Terms cash In United States currency ttM ** M ** *
re?*” 1 Offiri” Oilalgo Kret
d«2-7t
AJHCSEMjEWTS.
pOYER ACADEMY OFMUSICT
WOLFSOHN AND THOMAff
CLASSICAL CONCERTS.
_ The Subscription Books to tho Sixth Series (Jeatem
of c WOLFSOHN and THBO. THOMAS*
CLASSICAL CONCERTS, are now open at .the Mart*
etoresof G Audre & C0.,1104 Chestnut street: L, Xev«.
corner of Juniper and Chestnut streets, and J. E. Gould,
ooner of Seventh and Chestnut streets. '
f* SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
One admission for the Six Concerts
Tbreeadmlssions forth* Six Concerts.
The first Concert of the Series will taka place on
SATURDAY. BeomherlOth, lf6t. no»-«t.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-
Lessee and Manager .-JOHNT von
(Also of Holliday-street Theatre, Balttm6re:
fhMta h ) atl9 ’ Wa ' U!Bxlca ‘ and AlerMdris rfl |
StegeManager........ ......JOHN A WRIGHT.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Dec. Ist and 2d
Most positively the last Two Nights this mm sf the
great Roman Tragedy,
‘COEIOLANUS!"
CAIUS MARCIUB ,v. v ynimeae.
(Afterwards “CORIOLANUS *■)
MADAME FONIBL BnPPOK ™
MISS ALICE GRAY
MONDAY J -MCGrTLLOMft
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY!
NIGHTS. • *
, D9* feats aecnred ajx days In advance.
No performance on Wednesday or S&tsrday erenhwa.
On Monday, Dec. oth, the treat Shakespearian TranSr
of KIKb.LEAK.
The Bon Short *• for the sale of toenred plmm, imt
open between the horns of 9 and 4H ©‘clock.
Admission, SO and 25 cents.
Secured Seats 60 cents additional.
CHESTHUT-8T THEATRE.
FRIDAY EVENING. December 2d.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
LAST SIGHT BTTT ONE
LAST SIGHT BBT OHS
Of Bonelcanlt's Thrilling, Sensational Romance. be
Five-Acts, of
PAUVRETYE;
PAUVBBTTB!
„ „ Or, Under tie Snoir,
With all its
MAGNIFICENTSCENERY,
NOVEL MBCHANrCAL EFFECTS. ;
CORRECT COBTUHES,
' ORIGINAL MOBie&
GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS,
Including the popniar names of Mies BFFIEGERMOMt
JUss BKLT.K VAUGHN, B* f
MOKDATJNT. Mr. LEWIS BAKER, Mr. J. T. WABSC
and others. «
Among the many beautifnl and- startling Tablemm
that occur daring the course of the Drama, the molt
prominent is ’
THE FALL OF THE AVALANCHE
THE FALL OF THE AVALANCHE!
Which is nightly received by, *
THB MOST ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
From audiences that
CROWD THE THEATRE IN EVERT PART.
And., notwithstanding the faet that PAUVRETTB fa
now in THE VERT ZENITH OF ITS SUCCESS? “
must be withdrawn after this week, .to make room for a
great novelty nowin preparation..
The performance will conclude.with the pobelk
.farce, (tried REGULAR FIX. *
In'which Mr Waiter Lennox, Mr. K A. Murdoch; and
company will appear.
In Preparation,
JESSIE BROWN; 08, TOE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
fATUEDAY AFTERNOON. Bee Sd,
FIFTEENTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
■ When PAUVRETTB wHI he presSted in aU lie
•grandeur.
M B8 ‘ 30>m * BBEW’B NBW ARCH
jXJL street thkatbb.
BENEFIT OP J. S. CLiRKE.
TO*ItIOBT (P) Way), December 2,286 MU
EVERY Buoy *6 PBlEtfl)
And HE’S JACK SHEFFA&H.
SH1II" a 5..... Halor Ds Biota.
St-fsag as ..-SimoaPoi^ior.
OBEiT , Bii.l7oy'sATljßDAY'M a i C |H S j eP ” r *'
WMrKTJT STBEET TIBA-TRIt.-.
" BENEFIT OF MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
- -.THIS CFEIDAT) BFENINO. DecomberM?'
urn.re r.Teeejiled the beautifal Comedy written fir
Gharlen Keade and Tom Tavlor. entitled
fes Woffington,
ok the life of an actress.
Peg W0ffingt0n.............. .....LUCILLE WKTBMT.
After wHciLtHe celebrated Comfc Drama of
. . „ , ROBERT MACAIBB.
Boot. Maestro. J. A Berne; Jacques Strop. 8. Uemtde
Bor Office open from 9 till 3 Curtain rises at 7ra.
NATIONAL CIROUS,
V* _ WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH. .
Directress..,- ••••;■•— -Mrn. CHAS. WARN**,
„ (formerly Mis. Dan Bice.)
shebwoob
JiAHiiiii Hr. SAM oTICKHJSjr. Acrobats. Gmnasta
and- B quest* lane, M’ME KOTO and Mr. froM
will appear this week in graceful and * tiring acts of
Warner wiH introduce the famous dancing horse Mayfly,
a paragon ofammals. Thenewpantomimeof The PoUeh
Conscripts wlll be performed. The xreat child wonder,
young Hlcolo, Mens. Olma, and the Talleen Brothers!
ba-re been engaged, and w 1 II shortly appear. Prices®
admission remain the same. First Tier, 60c: Besoad
Tier, 25c. Private Boxes $3- and *6. according to sue
and location. Get your tickets daring the day. Per
formances commence at,7.40. Mattinees Wednesday and
Batnrday afternoons, commencing at 2% o’clock. n2SW
T7XBIBITION OF WORKS OF ART.
WBBKOT ™h8 BENSFIT m TK& CHRISTIAN CO*!
. „ ' academy of FINE-ARTS. ;
As MiMflm of a Private Collection of Worksnf
Art, in Paintiogs, Sculpture, Water Color, and othar
Drawings. Engravings, Ac., is now open at the Penn
sylvania Academy of f ine Arts, No. Mas CHESTMW
Stoet. from 9A.Mito 10 P. M., fortha Benefit of the-
Christian Commission.
Admission 26 cts.; Season Tickets 50 ate. noW-tjanl
A SSEMBLY BUILDING; TENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets.
„ „ SIGNOR BLITZ,
The Great NECROMANCER and VENTRILOQUIST.
PerformanceH Every Evening at 1H o’clock, and
WEDNESDAY rod SMTOBDA? Afternoons, at 5, ea-
Admission 26 cents; Children 15 cents; Reserved Seats
60 cents. .
OANFORD’S NEW OPERA HOUSE.
RACE Btreet. below Third.
OPEN FOB THE SEASON.
SAMUEL S. SANFORD Proprietor and Manana.
, SANFORD’S OPERA TROOPS,
The largest and best Minstrel Company in existence.
Sanlerd appearslm Songs, Dances,‘and his Burlesqaan-
Doors open qnarter to 7; commence quarter to 8.
Admission 26 cents; Orchestra 60cents; Boxes3s, *L
and SSL natElm
/CHESTNUT-STREET OPERA HOUBS e
VA No. 1881 CHEBTNUT Street.
ALLINBON A HINCEEN ;„.-~~.?roWiate£i
MORAN’S MINSTRELS
*""" te
Doors open at 7. commencing at 8 o’clock precisely,
Admission 26 cents.
o’?hM;k' f SO cents?’ * 9 '<“* 4 lio»CF> te )
/C ERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PUBLIC
VA REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 3% o'clock
P. M., at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ticket*, S 6
cents. Six Tickets, $l, tohenadat Goa d’s, Andre’s,
and Meyer’s Music Stores, and at the Hall. no7-tf
CHRIST REJECTED.—
This admirable plctnre, the greatest production of
the painter West, is now on exhibition at the ACADUMS
OF FINB ARTS, 1085 CHESTNUT Street, tognUws
with the entire collection of the Institution. Admittance
twenty-five cents. , - noI4-2m»
THE ACADEMY OF FINB ARTS,
-L CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, is OPIH DAILY,
for visitors, from 9 A. M. to6P. M. ie26
BOARDING.
Y>OABDIE G VERY DESIRABL®
imfnrttlfhed »partroeßts, where there arettoehlt
toa. Apply 5585 ABCH Street. no3o»wfmfo*
WEST PHILAD’A.—FURHISHED^OE
f f Unfurnished Booms TO LST, with first-dag*
Board- Address **]).,” Box 924Fb11a. P. O. noS&dtf
TJOARD.—A LARGE SECOND-STORY
A * BACK ROOM, communicating with a bath-room,
together with Board, may he obtained at aOB South
FIFTH Street. noI6-tf
PEBSOm.
PERSONAL.-HAIR' BALLS, RED*
A- white, Black, and Bine-Ball JEWELRY, whole
-sal| and retail, cheapest in the city, 916 BtCEr^treet
TNFOBMATION W ANTED?—THB
X undersigned desires to lieu from the sister of J: K,
Staples, D«puty sheriff of KlDoiado county, California.
She is supposed to reside in Philadelphia. Mr. fttarlfw
was murdered while in the discharge of- hift oHrist
duties. Hl* effect* toe awaiting delivery.
JAMES B HUME, Sheriffs Office, •
PlaeerriUe, EljDorado county, CaL
AOS 1 !? AKX» FOUIID.
SO ft BE.WAKD —LOST, TWO FIFTY
*** DOLLAR TREASURY ROTES, payable t*
Clarlee Haret or order. Tie inder will receive, the
above reward by leaving tlem with CHARLES HDHT
ER or H. MASSEY. of tie Satterlea Hospital, West
Philadelphia. Tley are of no value to tie finder, pay- ■
meat having been stopped. dea-nt*
T OBT OB MIBLAID—THE FOLIiOW-
lng Gortlflcftteß of Stock: _
Kos/lS^aiid227, Aliegkeayandßittsbiirg_GilCompa
ny, ia ihe samo of Busk & Kurtz,.ana. also i&.thaiuua^
ot No’esls?andTOB in tie Story Barm Oil Company.
Wo 02 in tie Alcorn Oil Company, and
No. SW in tie alert Oil Company.
Now Certificates lave been applied for. no2B-IPt*
TSHGTGGBAPHS OF AM* STTE.BB,"
A finished in enperb manner, at R. F, REIMS'S
Gallery, ©B* ARCH Street; Please observe it la ne
cessary to Conte early; we desireto qqarve all. It*
r) SPOBTSMEN. : ;
Will besoM on FRIDAY, Dee. 2d, .at 12- nleiook.
B.m CH * SON, Auctioneers, fIAttCREST-
One first-class Yfeslley Riclard Gnn. witl Sense,
flask, poncl, Ac, in camplale order; costSwDWCtikPort.
One very superior French Gan, in case complete.
One Hollis & Shratl fine English Gan incase complete.
1 very fine Breech-loadiny Dock Gan, 80,. dc&llbre,
die. All willjle sold, wttbont
reserve. . deV»»
WOOD, WOOD (WOOD. —OAK, PINE*
i V and HICKORY WOOD, for sale at lomutcaali
5. B wawts,
YINE-STBEBT WHA.KT.
FOB S A. LI- A. SEOOND
n OT* iand fyi octave ROSEWOOD PIAHO.In.
perfect order, at RBOWBf Street- A*
ik ATGOOD AM XTMBSBI*^
.'”'l A eood Scotch. Gingham Umbrella.
/ A good Bilk Umbrella,
Aloleely finished Uratrelii. .
Buy them of JOSBPfi FTTSSEU*
BoS-efc g and 4r MorthgPPBTH Street
M A T.nOLM IAUNEHiI.’S
SK* SPECTACLE STORE. So. 310 Soatfa
BlPTHgtreet, txrtSS.fKftSffrpm*.
J»-GU«ob refitSd to M». and «Il
repnlilnp.cwofsi l ? a # d promptly attendsdio. a,o3!s&.