The press., December 15, 1864, Image 3

. , r; A lady’s raairolihent
Broftßtplo, and K-tr
„'Ll - n*ia oftbe ftrat Rot
Weight between fifty ao<i
J ’A.niwfl, for oae w»efc, “ a,
deta-St*
; ..rnruo yore Holiday Pas-
girls’ overcoats, boys’ Batts,
h i.a, djlbscs 5 dresB9S--thelariraBt
: f : h ' r .:tbo city, at fll, Sfiooin ikor &
■ K i httl ** tMot * (1813-66*
4 ,,. j.ioush’b Hats—bates? stylos
i? 1 ' f ,' w <n*3’c, Continental Hotel
_ .‘‘.'i-a-RRH, sanocssfully ireatel
jj ( and Aoriat, fill Pin- at.
h nix' oha W for examine ion.
**, slfgant assortment at Obarles
■ f r tv^ lipata '* Hotel,
■rt »<^
~ I- no,'h Pianos, and Mason it
Iv'* (MrtaßS, lor sale only by .1. E.
1 'till' streets, nolc-tf
, tl -fly open ftettinß the best Furs
" Sim’s, Continental Hotel,
„A isrg# assortment or elecrant
fP'j, S3 !io't 023 &coh street. de#-6t»
„, t h/.t.'—AH the latest stylos at
, j r ,,s>s, t’oßtlnental Hotel.
pt *'lAC NOTICES,
s<% pFPARTJIBST*
4,..U11ANT iKSBSAL*B OFPTO3.
V»AiHisu oK. Oecembnr H, 1954
.o'? S BtoPONALD. ltd Pennsylvania
*\ ,A ‘ in th!« city before th* apeoia
flf which Major General Dotibl*»
i "’ T guilty of “ Uttering fa'se and
of the iTnited gtato*, U
?V'\ r:a e! Congress, passed Fob. 26 1863,
'. ’ • «:.d of ‘' Uttering false and corns ter
’ i .pjn the Partners’ aad Mschtntcs’
l’ 1 ' 1 , r ,jtr. r'cansyl vanla,” and sentenced
«?»/••- *vi 6of *k* United S ales, and
l.iififl from holding any offl is of
stakes? and tha 4
* ", ff j h hard labor, for the term of tea
r‘ aad par aftnt offlve
ibat the ccagesaiid this sentence
'*■rbreenewsptpord in the S»«ee of
?*r«v ident has approved the dad.
in iu 1 be case of Captain M--Donald,
once be carried into exscation,
E. D TOtftfSSND,
Atflstaut Adjataut General.
. !TTR«M IK]BD TO CLOSE OUT OUR
MaDE CLOrHffif.J, we
• ;\ 3 hw* f.moants dally at REDUORD
•-•jj r;r,OW PRESENT CO«T OP PRO
»rfipr" !j "* fR having been mad* for emh,
" jt ; * rfth*. season, we are enabled to
f ... £.< fiWaotag-s thereby Oar
complete—our goods new, fresh,
, i'nvl to hay made fcj order. a.od sold
j.-ii. pdco, as to astonish. those who tuual-
way. An ovaminatim
HOffER HALL,
018 MARKET Street,
BBNNETr fc CO.
(T.OUP Bybup.
f j testimonials, from a large number
~/;;u'->r is daily receiving, attest the e-ui>
c :;iiU held by persons who have tried
, .j-noes:
f ;.CBE3TER, COLtJMBTiNA COVKTY, Ohio,
December 2,18 M.
Pa i
:;t?’Uadntylowelo pawmjs and all in
, jxviug charge of, chiidre»,'to say that,
.. e>pprienee%Uh your **OrdnpSyrap, *'
■- t ,vr gdenee in. it as a sure preventive and
.>Q t {];•? roost stubborn attacks of Cr >ap,
; derelict in duty to retire at night
] zi little of it at hand. Within the last
... rhildrsu bad, unexpectedly, the most
.j f 7cr witnessed, in which case lam ea
tout Syrup saved his life, I caaaot
it, beiieyiiigthat It never
has with me. You may use
HERBERT THOMAS.
Bi'.nxiE Hampton. Long Island,
October 22,1851.
\ v a ve used two bottles of yoar Croup
?ud ifnd it to be a most excellent
me fir Croup,and also an unfailing re-
CoagU, and Sore Throat.
p.ii„ THOMAS McK, GRAY,
Pastor of Presbyterian Church.
ELLIOT, WHITE, & CO.,
58 North FOURTH Street,
Wholesale Agents.
C, B. HECHT,
Easton, Fa,
iSrnCEKT SHYEN-OCTATO ROSE
iSO for Sale, at a great sacrifice, by a
:gu*euy: made five months ago by one
i.'i6is ia this country.
wm i»a sold near half cost, if applied for
Ksivace,
No. 241 North TENTH Street.
Gsoboe Stbck & Co.’a
pianos, * * rrf!
AKD
SUSOW tt HAULIN' B
CABINET ORGANS.
OwfiGO each of these fine CABINET
have been sold ORGANS.
h) Hr U. , and the demand is Caß [|?BT
CMwiartlv increasing ORGANS,
For rale only by ® CABINET
3 B. GOuLS? ORGANS.
S-ETOTH&ndOHMTNtrTSte. CABINET
noig-tf ORGANS.
rs'« Sonar Soap,
Mlti TOILET SOAP, la raoE. turiTtti.l da*
*fr#M the CHOICEST material., IaMILB
ini'in its nature, FE AGEANTLT SCENT
raiiJBLY BENEFICIAL in its action n»o.
b Ul. by all Bnuriiri. and Faacr Good.
x feSB-tutMly
Suin’b Cbubbbaotd Cocsaitdt
HSOK SEED is warranted to preserve,
and beautifylthe hair, and entirely
i-simfiT, without soiling hat or bonnet
kifnetarsd and sold by W. B, MoOLAIN.
: ’ m North SIXTH Street.
f A:i) discount to wholesale dealers, nol^lxs
Boiles’ Electrical Institute,
fWI STREET, PHILADELPHIA.—Dr. S.
i^lc. -accessor* formerly principal opera-
fills of all afflicted with acute or chronic
kind, both male and female. Lung
the Digestive Organs throughout,
NervousneM, Weakness, and Debility
cured. The Electrical treatment is
-•-l ia ail classes of disease than all other
Guarantee* of care given when
s:;eate arc pronounced curable. The ser-
P SHSDD, of New York, one of the best
Electricians in the United States*
Mrs, S- A. FULTON, a lady of great
•Silence, will attend to the ladies. For a
Vermes, call at the office. All haelaese
to Dr. 8. W. BECKWITH, 13510
Philadelphia. de7-12fc
o?Habdwabh.—Table Cutlbrv
" and other handiest Children 1 *
;; Ml*, Pocket Knives, fine Scissors and
Boxes and Chests of Toole, from $2 to
••win* Lathes and Work Benches; patent
!! *itlunmiatare tools In them; Boys* and
CloUes-Wrlngere (they’ll save their
sad clothing), Carpet -Sweepers, Plated
Batter Knives miniature Garden
fcrcea, Cake Boses, Fancy Tea Belle* and
Nut Crackers and Nut Picks; patent
! %riorthemßelves In the coal saved)* and
, ;: 1 of other Housekeeping Hardware* Out
4s, at
t , TRUMAN & SHAW’S,
•3* {Bight Thirty-five) MARKET Street,
Below Ninth.
*"sice Clothing, of ths Latest
t il the bout manner, expressly for BBT All
J.-WEST SELLING FBIOBS marked lx
All goods made to order warranted
'<■ "fe one price tv stum Is strletly adhered
J’WrAy treated alike. JODIS’ OLD-88-
PKfCB CLOTHING HOUSE. 604
Bear Sixth. deSfrly
'Webing, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’
fv! a *, Boys’ OlotMng, Boys’ Clothing,
cwl 3 *’ Clothing, Boys’ Clotltlng,
Boye> Clothing, Boys’ Clothing,
, J»wtatg. In every variety,
i i,Z ,i!l oly, In eyery variety,
7 tWoty, In exery variety,
f B. L. Hallowell A Son’s,
**B. L. Hallowell A Son’s,
■BH. L. Hallowell A Son’s,
h, Hallowell A Son’a,
.'•Matreet, 584 Market street,
rfl attest, 834 Market street,
“ilctreet, 834 Market street,
'Bl street, 634 Market street;
'•Wag,—We have the largest and heat
dorßeady-made Boys’ Clothlnglntheelty,
.-txt atyles, and made in the best manner,
jjtoWILL A BON, Street.
; bfeom |l4to $55. OvehooAts.
N JE-OM (14-to (66. OVEBCOATS.
*8 »BOM *l4 to (66. OVEBCOATS.
'*8JBOJf $M to *66. OVEBCOATS,
WANAHAEEB A BKOWN,
■ , OAK HALL,
. * aomar SIXTH and MABKST Street*.
affßat’a Salts and elegant variety of the
'"Wag at SEASON ABLE FBIOBS.
Wilson’s Highest Pbeahum
1 0 OK-S T 11 0 H
•SWING MACHINES,
iSEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST.
Straat, above Havanth.
t DIED.
in «of the 14th Inst, Nancy 8.,
i* l ffi ®* l!i e late John B Myere.
»«ti of the funeral.
4 SoS,, . w gineBday, 14th Inst., John A.
'rail & Brothers), In the 68th year of hie
foneral will be given. , *
. f the ink 106 “otnlng of the 14th tost., BliH.
! J? ar ° r hie age. '
til »f the family, officers and
m - A Y M , are re
? 83 K,ln. a 4t B v Ms-funeral, from hts late
E isßte«ath street, on Saturday
'* Tncaei, night, Harriet Piers, aged 60
t On* Cl”® l ® s trill be given. *
L’ 1 the l.J2tti last.. Herr EUiabsth,
i® j a 9l* e Burnley, of Upper Darby,
~*tj V n g f i ?*<a 19 years.
■M (I bi, Wends of the family are respect
'll In?- * ber fnneral, from the late resl-
L on Snnday, the lSwinst., at one
iT'Orv ‘
ti n *i. sKfty.ltthinstant, Serah A., widow
“ e8 ’ and daaghter of late Stephen H.
fcU'otnl? are respectfully invited to
&y«ia» Jate residence, Moores
lpt|Et7 ’ lhl ® l Thursday) morning, idtli ins’.,
* lJ fl tl«l4th tost., Mary, widow of
M in tbe 75th year of her
'i&|toa I ”.^ e aeo’s No 1514 Bprnce street, on
®j, 2 o’olook. Her frlenss and
mgaic,: ”• “rited to attend the same, with-
lbs Bth Instant,KebsecaT.,
fi? respectfully invited to
wt L?aTUn«!j- 0 11»® residence. 8017 Spring
t ' blflamj the 16th Instant,
M ‘"towwtiK, latermeat avLan
/ *«»
SHARPLESS.— On Fourth -day morning, tbo mu.
b^Tge* 1 W '’ W ‘ fa ot sfaaJplM3 - tn dw gld year of
,„Jlj funeral will tat« place from the residence c f her
nnsband. near CtMter, in Saventb-dm , ft??
l?;h I.**., t.. meet at n,boua«ar 10
will met the 8 o’clock at ti.ii r
P CO We'S 18 ’ Oo Sh® u j the faneral.® 4 * 1
c *o^Ai e J <ive| \ ot *he fnDe al. *. *
r.\ AML —f>gS>eeond dav morning. nth inat Mr*
• a *KJ^? f *® M Va 7nb y«arofh«r age ■* MrB,
a r aa , d t* IHI d \ ttre M«P«etfully >nvltsd tO
t {^, r l 9idenca son-in
,.av > J-*HjHbl Adsmi*, No. 1887 Spruce street, on Fifth
da? ]6'l> ‘p‘ , atlPo’ctaci ’ »*
TP SS o W. A »V D «Q4 y ' "***ware c ranty, Pa., Martha
* F on? e. in tbe S3d y ?ar of her age.
) r« relatives and fr>end* ata r-»,qn»sted to attend the
iugpral. m 1 o cluck op Tfauraday aext. ***-
B ram?- & SON UiivJS JUST RS
larse Crimp Englieh Crape for Veil.,
Laige Crimp Ecgiifh Crape Toils.,
. Black Alpacas and Gios'.y Mohairs*
Wicen*. Cambrics, and Chinties.
Crinoline and Book Muslins.
Sscb Flannel*,
Gray and Black Balmoral Skirts.
Gray and Purple Balmoral hkrrt*.
White and Black Striped Ski rting.
„ 4i * MOURSTNG STORE,
deS-tf No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
Merrimac calicoes, fast od-
7,Miflysrds, new styles, for Christmas.
O,<XK) 4 ‘ new UBLAINEB, for Christmas.
1,000 RuLOfSRS PLANKETT for Christmas.
500 fin* WHITE for do
Good Gloves, fine Hdkfa., Point Collars. &c . &c‘
EYRE A LANDBLL.
SOTICES.
tggr** uendell Phillips
wir.r, nEOTURB ov
“THE NEXT STEP/*
ON SATURDAY EVENIbG, Dec. 17, at 8 o’clock,
A’g THE
mi , A ACAUEM H OP MUSIC.
Tickets with SeatsSeenred gncents.
To tee Ampbttfcflitro ~.25 cents,
*sit, b t hMd *' PUGH'S. Sixth an* OAL
LENbhR'S, Third and Walnut- NEEDLES’. Twelfth
ac-d Race; UNION LEAGUE, atdbn SATURDAY, 17ch,
at toe Acadenjv,
of the honre will be for the benefit of the
Asylum for Destitute Aged Colored People and Colored
Children cf the District of OolamM*, abandoned yy
their late owners and masters whea they fled to re
bfldoe*. field 3t
ra*’ SO THE LORO WILL, THG DR
DTCATIOB of TeROR PRESSYTERUN
CHURCH. S. W. earner of EIGHTEENTH and CHRIS-
Streets- will rake place on TnUS&DAV &V&
Ni> G, December 15, 1864. at half pant 7 o’clock
Ail who love the Lora Jesus Christ are kindly in
vited. do 14-&*
K®*- CONCERT HALL.-LRCrURRB BY
MATTIE BROWN. M. L. A. TUESDAY EVS-
NiNG, Dec 18ih, 1864. at 7>4 o’clock—Sabject—The
Age of Republics—The Past or the Future “ THURS
DAY EYENING, Dec. 15,1864- Sabject-“The Conflict
of Principles. ’ ’ Admission to each. 25 cents. Tickets
for sale at the bookstores, and at the doot of the Ha l,
delO fit*
|tJSB ' BHADY GROVE OIL €OR PASTY—
Office A 5 South THIRD Street.
Tbe shateboiders in tbe Shady Grove Oil Company
wi s l hold a meeting on MONDAY, the 19thiaefc., at 3>*
P. M., at 45 houth Third street.
dc!s-3t* 8. B COUGHLIN, Secretary.
THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY Of
the YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION w'U be
held in th« Fifth Baptlßt Church, EIGHTBEdTH a>id
SPRING GARDEN Sireeta. THIa (Thnrsd*y) EVE
NING, l6th, 1564, at 7>4 o'clock. •
Rev H. Malcom, D D.. and Keys. J. Hyatt Smith,
P..S. Henson, and Wm. Caihcart wiil take piri in the
exercises. m it* ■
DIYIDEND NOTICE-fHILLTPB
OIL GOMfAN Y Office, %% North FRONT
Street.
*1 he of Director" have this day declared a Divl
dend*f TWu PER GENT, on the Caoita* stock, free of
State taxes, payable to the Philadelphia stockholders at
fllce, on and after toe 15th mac.
Transfer books closed from the Btb to tbe llfch inst.
deic-ift JOHN B, TAYLOR, Sacretary.
KjS 3 * omcE.or the brvods oil
COMPANY, No. 141 South FOURTH Street,
♦ PjfiLABELFHiA, Dec. 14. 18)4.
Tbe Board of Directors h&ve this day declared a Divi
dend of ONE-p*r cent, on the Gap tal Stock of this
Company, payable ou the 24th inst . free of State Tax.
Tbe Transfer Books will be closed on the,2oth. inst. ,*at
3 o' u.tock, and opened on rhe 27th.
de]s-fit CHARLES A. PUT, Treasurer.
SKS" 6 OFFICE TARR UDHYMEADOIL
CO., No. »74:Senth THIRD Street, Boom No S.
„ _ , Philadbophia, Dec. 14, 1864
. The Bpard m of Directors have THIS DAY declared a
dividend of TWO PBS CENT, payable on and after 2Uh
inetani, clear of tax.
, Transfer Books will close on the 17thand open on 27th
instant
Holders of receipts will please have the same ex
changed for certificates before the closing of the b »oks.
d*-lo- 6i* C. HIESKELL, Treaßhrer.
ISf* MINDAY CAHS-TO «‘TIIE PEO«
_PLR, ’ 1 4 PRESIDENTS, AND DIRECTORS OF
-TBE CITY (lAJtS—Yonr hearty co-operation, sym
are respectfully solicited at
<ONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT Street, on SaTURDAf
EVENING, pec. 17cb, at 7 % o’clock, when Rev. Dr.
8. M LANDIS will deliver a Spicy LBCTURB, giving
an efficient plan for running the Cars on Sunday- Other
pr< indent gentlemen wiD .apesk. Tickets, 25 cents.
Proceeds for a Fund to continue the plan and complete
tl e work./ Poor people, come and stand np for your
righis! / ROBERT HALL. 1
delfi fit* JAMBS MILLER, } Chairmen Com,
YFJANGO CENTRAL AND DUCR
CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY.-Only a
limited number of Shares for sale at $1 each par. The
lands of the above Company consists of fifty-two acres
in fee simple, known as the Snyder Pam, on the Alia
frheny River, near Franklin, with a river front of 2,.300
eet, on which Is one well yielding daily five barrels of
oil A second well is about being bored. The adjoin
ing wells are yielding from 30 to 100 barrels.
Also, 60 acres on a ewentv year lease on Duck Craek,
Ohio, at the mouth of Whipple Run, on which two
wells are now going down, with a good show of oil;
and 27 acres on the same Creek, in fee simple, on which
one well is being bared, There Is enough oil on hand
out of which to nay a oivtdend.
Fubecription Bo<ks open for a few days only, at the
Office of E. A. MARSHALL, Jr., No. »13 WAuNUT
Street, d els-3t_
r®* SOUTHWARK NATIONAL BANK.
■ s = ?r ‘ Philadelphia, December 9,1864.
The Annual Election for DI&KCvOBS will be held at
the BANKINGHOUSE, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
January next, between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M.
and 12“ M,
A general meeting of the Stockholders will.be held at
the same time. T, F. STEEL,
delOetuthtja.lo Cashier.
KSF* 9 THE SIANOFA€TUfiERS } 3f A
TIONAL BANK.
Philadelphia, Deo. 9,1864.
The Stockholders arc hereby notified that an ELEC
TION FOB NINE DIRECTORS o f this Bank- to serve
the ensuing year, will he held at the BANKING
HOUSE, on WEDNESDAY, January 11,1855, between
the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. BL
M. W. WOODWARD,
delO-stuthtjall Cashier,
KEKSINGTOS NATIONAL BABE,
Philadelphia, Dec. 9. 1894.'
An election for thirteen Diree ora to serve the en
soing year wilt be held at the Banking House on TUES
DAY, January 10,1865, from lOo’slock A Af. to Sp£ Jtt,
delQ atuthlm WM. MoCONNELL, Cashier.
SEfESTH NATIONAL BAKE,
• as? Philadelphia, December 12,1854.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of thi« Bank,
for Ihe ELECTION OF DIRECTORS, will be held on
TUESDAY, January 10, 1865, between the hours of 11
o’clock* A. M, and 2 o'clock P. M. _
del3-tjalo E. S. HALL, Cashier.
I®= FAIR OF THE FRENCH PRO
*“’ TESTANT CHUBCH.—The above FAIR opens
THIS MORNING at tae ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, eof
nerof TENTHand GHBSTNUTStreetp.and will continne
until next Saturday Evening. Admittance 10Cents Sea
eon Tickets 26 Cents, to be had as the door, del3-st*
KBT* FKAJTKLIS mrSTJFTDTE.—TJHTE
Stated Monthly Meeting of the Institute will be
held on THURSDAY EVENING, ISth instant, at 8
o’clock.
J. W. OSBOBNB, Esq.* of Australia, will read a
paper on his Photo-lithographic process* and its appli
cailons* with numerous Uluetrations.
Members and others having ntwinventions or specl*
mess of machinery to exhibit will please (end them
to the Bali, So. 15 South BEYBNTH Street, In the
afternoon.
dels 3t* WILLIAM HAMILTON, Actuary,
OFFICE OF THS EGBERT OIL
COMPANY. No. 14T South FOURTH StrAofe
Philadelphia, December 12, 1881
The Br ard of Directors nave this day declared a divi
dend of THBER PME OB NT. on the capita! stoekor this
Comp4i y, payable on and after THURSDAY, December
22d* free <if Krate tax.
Hereafter the dividends of this Company will ba d«-
,l T)fe Sks wiTi be closed WEDNESDAY, 14a, at3P,
M. * and opened on the 22d
* d»l3 6t WH: H. OtBTBR, Treasnrer.
mrssp* WATSON PBTROLBUM €OUI«
W 3& PANT. December 8, 1864.
The Am ual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
at the Offiee of the Company, No. 414 WALNUT
BtrSet, Philadelphia on MONDAY, January 2d- 1885.
An Flection for Five Directors for the year 1805 will
be held at tbe same time.
The Stock Transfer Books will be 'dosed from Dec.
28th, 1864. until January 8d» 1805. _ _ /
de9-tja2 M. B, KFILY, ggrntary.
PARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’
wSSBt NATIONAL BANK. —PHiiADEiiPHi A* Decem
ber?, 3884.
The Annual Election for Directors of ibis Rank wili
beheld at the BARKING BOUSE,- on WEDNESDAY,
the llth day of January next, between the hours of ID
o’clock A. M, and S o’clock P. M.
delO tjall W. RUSHTON. Jr . Cashier,
ra® the third national bane
WSB OF PHILADELPHIA,
. nTflvirHVH ft 1884
The Second Annual Meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Third National Bank of Philadelphia will be
held at the Banking House, S. W. corner of MARKET
and MERRICK Streets* on TUESDAY* January 10, 18S5 ;
at 12 o’clock noon.
An Election for Directors to serve for the ensuing year
will he held on the same day, between the hours of 12
and 2 o’clock. - •
delO-lm R GLBNDIMHINQ. Cashier.
mssr° notice.—bank -of nobth
•INS' AMERICA, Novbmbsr 21,1864 , „
Notice Is hereby.given, asieeably to section 2 of the
act of tbe General Assembly of the Commortwealtb ol
Pennsylvania, entitled An aot enabling tbe banks ot
tbe Commonwealth to become associations for the pur
pose of banking under tbe laws of tbe United States,
approved tbe s2d day of August. A. D. 1864, that th»
Stockholders of the BASK OF NORTH AMERICA, on
the 14th Inst., voted to become such an association, and
tbat its Directors have-procured tbe authority of the
owners of more than two-thirds of the capital slock to
make the certificate reuuired therefor by the laws of tbs
United State*. J. HOCKLEY,
-h022-30t ' Cashier.
(ST- WESTERN BANK OF I‘UILA
R* 7 DELPHIA, November 18th, 1864.
A meetingof the Stockholders of tois Bank WUI hs
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 purpost
of Banking under the laws of the United States, and
whether It shall exercise the powers conferred by th,
Act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth ot
Pennsylvania, entitled ’’An Act enabling the Banks pi
this Commonwealth to become associations for the par
pose ol banking nnder the laws of the United States, ’'
approved the 22d day of August, 1864, and to take any
further action that may be expedient.
nolB-lm O. N. WEYQANPT, Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE HONEY-COMB
las' PETROLEUM COMPANY, 43 Sooth FOURTH
Street, Philadelphia. • , .
The SubscripliOtt Books wlllbe closed on THURSDAY,
The (lertificates of Stock will be Issued ou MONDAY,
19th instant, on surrender JOLm
Secretary and Treasurer,
War. Max*, President. . de9-6t
ygp» OFFICE OF « THE RELIANCE
IBSUBANOK COMPANY OF PHILADEL
PHIA,” No. 308 WALNUT Street. ; t4MM
PhiladbisPhiAs November 1884.
Tbe annual meeti&g of tbe Stoekbolders of Tbe Ke-
Uance Insurance Company of Philadelphia, ” and tbe
election of Thirteen Directors, to serve fox the ensuing
year, will be held at tbe office of tbe Compauv, on MOff •
DAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1864 at 12 o’clock M.
no&tdelO THOS, C. HILL, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE MANCFACTD-
REES’ INSURANCE COMPANY, No. -All
WALNUT Street, „ „„
Philadelphia, December 1,1881.
The Annual Meeting of tbe Stoekbolders of “The
Manufacturers’ Insurance Company of tbe State of
Pennsylvania” will be held* at tbe office of tbe Com
pany, on MONDAY, tbe 2d day of" January, 1885* be
tween tbe hours of 4 and 6 o’clock P. M,, vrben an
election for Ten Directors for the year 1685 will be held
in accordance with tbe Charter ana Br-Law* _
El B- JxalliA,
del-tiafi , Secretary,
B-T5F° OFFICE OF « THE REEIANCE IN-
BsS? SURAHCB COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA,"
No. 308 WALNUT STRBBT.
PHrr.AßHi.rirrA, Dsc. S, 1881
The Board of Directors of "The Ralianco Insoranoe
Comoasy of Philadelphia.” have THIS DAY deolared
a lMvidendof (3k) T dßafe AND A HaLP PER CENT
for the last six months, payable to the Stockholders o»
their legal representatives, on of^axe..
deß-lOt Secretary.
ORE AT BASIN OIE COMPANY—
DIVIDEND NOTICE, No. 2,
. Philadelphia. Dec. 6, 1864.
The Directors have THIS DAI declareda Dividend ot
TWO PER CBNT7to Stockholders of record, Hvableo*
and after the Uth Instant. Books Mose on WEDNEB
DAY, 7ih instant. G. W. WILLIAMS,
deS-IQt Tieasarer.
rIM- HEABOBABTEBS
HTBY COMMITTEE CO
LOBED REGIMENTS. 1»10 CHESTNUT Street.
- _ PHILADiSUIHIA, YIJSM
Th* Bupervlsorv Committee fai Kacraiilt K .Colorec
Regimm’s havli g reßolved to aaion*n »iae dm on tni
SHt Instant, a 1 psrsoM havingolnjmaspinetthesnid
IOPUk-
TH K PKESS.-PHII.ADKLPHIA, OHmSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1864:
KOTICES.
KSr*- SEis-cT passages r»o« tub
R®' Ot&Hiiiduuf the "CREATION." " SWJAH,''
and tre ' wjjfSiAH,*’ with other B*cre»a Music, at
ST CLEM3N r’s CHURCH corner l'-KTH a»i
CBEHSY -meets, on IHORSDAI EVENING. Deo. IS,
18f4 at 8 o'clock. _ w . „ M
•1 h«* rbove will be unde* the direction of Mr FKaNK
Parley, organist of the Church *nd Mr. HUGH
CLARK, organist of the fcaudel and Haydn Society.
The pioceedw to be devoted to the completion of the
Organ of the Church. „
Tickets cats be procured at the Music Stores of Mr. -T. B.
Gould, N*. 6<;a Chestnut street; Messrs. Lee & Walker
No 722 Cheemtit ssreeti Messrs C Andre & Co , No
Ud4Cbea■■notst»e*»t; at the Episcopal Book Btoro, So
12*24 Ciuetnnt itreet; at Mr G M. Burts’Book Store,
No yu Chesmut street, and at the Brag Store o Mr. fl.
B. Lipriurott. N. W. corner Tv ntieth and Cherry
street', opnnsite the Church Tickets, UAS DOLLAR.
N B. —£> o tickets wiu he sold, nor money received at
the dotr of the Church. deleft*
|lp‘viT»liillP FAEiv PET BO*
AND MINING COMPANY. Capital
$1,260. Cs ; , divided into 250.000 shares of $5. par value.
Price to anginal eabaciiberfl il.
Office No 61» an« 614 CHESTNUT Street.
J<*B& H GOULD, President. .
TUNIS P. COR WAY, Tieasnrar. If
ISAAC D. GUYER, Searetarr.
Mom*
K£sr~ OFFICE OF m£ «ASffliAN ME3t»
IRQ COMPANY. 80. 324 WALNUT Street.
„ t , , Fffir-ADKLPniA, Nov. 26, 1864.
Notice is hereby given that all stock of the alaudae
Mining f'on.paity. on which instalments are cUo and
unpaid, have htea declared forfeited* and wilt he sold
atPubic Auction, on THURSDAY, December 39, 1864,
at 12 o’clock boos* at the Office of the Secretary of the
Company, according to the Charter and By-laws, usleet
paid on or before that day-
By order of the Directors.
no2B*ide® B. a. HQOPE3, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE CITY BOUNTY
FD&D COM MIS HIO N-COMMON WdALTd
BOILPING, No. 613 CHESTNUT Street. Pnu*&J>£&~
PKIA December ID, 1861
NOTICE ih HE-uEB* GIVEN, That the Bounty of
fered b* the City of Philadelphia was withdrawn oa
F-hIDaT, December 9, and that no.bounty will be
paid to n ext mastered in or enlisted after that date.
Id future the Commissioner* wiU meet on TUES
DAYS, 'iRORSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, from 3.3 U to
4.50 P, M. ' JOJBN BLiIR,
del2-6t Secretary.
yQ5f- OFFICE PEENSYIYANU BAI3>
ROAD COMPANY.
_ PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4th, 1864.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.-Tiie Shareholders la
this Company are notified that, under Resolution of tne
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 toe 2d in-6
Each Shareholder entitled to ft fractional part of ft
abate, under the terms of the Resolution,•hall have the
privilege of for a full share on the payment
of Fifty Dollars.
This Stock will be issued at the par value of FIFTY
DOLLARS per bhare. Accrued Interest at SIX PER
Cant, win be charged froza Ist Ins*, until payment i*
made.
The Books for subscription and payment will be open
on MOK DaY, the 7th Inst » and will close on the SlsVof
December next, after which no further subscription*
will be received under this Resolution. -
THOS. T. YIBTH, ,
Treasurer,
Bf*s-tde3l
rgr 1 SURGKOM tfKNEK&L’A OFFICB,
Washington City, 0. 0., Not 29, 1864:
NOTICE —Medical Offlcarsof not less titan two years’
service,.who have b»ea honorably discharged and de
sir#-to receive appointinerta as r*QBG2ONti or ASSIST*
ANT SUh GECfe-g in the United States Army Corps now
feeing organized at Washington, are invited to forward
their applications, testlmooiala, and evidence of ser
vice; to the Surgeon General, without delay.
J. W. BAINES,
Snrgeon Geo oral.
del-6t(Uth*St
flj®*' PETBOIJEUM STORAGE COM*
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.-Thefenbscription
Bookpvill r-malnopen at rha office of the Company,
3H7 WaLjnUT ttreet, and at th« Rooms of thp FM'a*
d- lpbia Board Of Trade, 505 CHESTNUT Street, until
the stock Is all subscribed for.
Peri-otp forwarding subscriptions or Instalments will
pUise* make cheir*check* payable to the order of F. B.
BUBBELL, E>q- t Treasurer. n026-sth If
*jm*> ISCHUYIAILIi NAVIGATION CO,
**** \ Philadelphia, Dec. 2, 1854.
NOTICE ia hereby given, tiiat the Annual Meettog of
the Stockholders aoa Innholder*, and aa Election of
Officers for the eneningvear, will be held at the Office
of the .Company, No. AIT WALNUT Street, Philadel
phia, on MONDAY, the 2d of Jaanarv next, at 11
o'clock A- M * - W. M. TILGHiUN,
de3» stuth tja2 Secretary.
ygSP> UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, 1316
CHESIKDT STREET.
Philadelphia D»c 13, 1864.
At the Stated Meeting of the ONION LEAGUE, held
Dec* inter 12, 1661, the following Officers were elected to
eerye during the ensuing year:
PRESIDENT.
J. GILLINGHAM FELL.
Vies PRESIDENTS. '
Wei, H. Aslilimst, ,lA<iolati E. Boris,
Horace Binney, Jr., i Mot ton McMicliael.
DIRECTORS.
Daal. Smitb, Jr.,
N. B. Browne,
Jafi. H. Orne,
B. C Lea.
Wm. Sailer?,
EllersUe Wallace. M, J>.,
Cadwalader Biddle.
J.I. Clark Haro,
Mny th,
Jas L. Claghorn,
Chfig. Gibbons,
Gee. H Boker,
Jos. B. Townsend,
Ge<». Whitney,
J. B. Kenney,.
de!4-4t
■ST* THE CAXX FOR TROOPS FEB*
m r* =r son* vpishine to rat in a-SUBSTITUTE, op have
a VOLUNTEER REPRESENTATIVE placed to their
credit In the miiltarv service of the Hinted States,
should have it done without delay, as MSN can be pro*
cured at LOWER PRICES now than they can be after
another draft hts bgn put in force, is many good men
are offering themselves from day today, we would call
attention of each of onr merchants and other business
men who wish this IMPORTANT MAT TER attended to,
at once, to ifci* office, where the best of references can
be given to ladies and gentlemen, for whom we have
done business in this line.
411 CHESTNUT STREET,
McNally, paxson, ago., .
Claim and Substitute Brokers.
P S.—Persons Jivmg out of fcais city, who are en
rolled and liable to draft, can have three-year SUBSTI
TUTES or REPRESENTATIVES sworn into the MA
RINE, NAVY, and REGULAR ARMY, and have the
SAME placed to their credit, and t-> the credit of tbeir
district in which they live; PROVIDING they will first
furnish us with a CRRTiFICATS from their Provost
Marshal, showing that they are ENROBED and LIABLE
to military DUTY.
McNALLY, PAXSON, & CO.,
Claim and Substitute Brokers,
411 CHESTNUN Street.
N. B, —SPECIAL arrangements may be made with
dubs numbering over FOUR. ■ de!4-4t*
ra* USTOKSITY OF PEMSYX.YA*
VANIA, (DEPARTMENT OF ARTS. )~The exa
mination of the College Classes, at the close of the
First Term, will be held in the following order:
Monday, l2 th From 9to 11, Juniors , by Professor
Kendall. ( Analytical Geometry,) written From 11 to
1, Seniors, by Professor Frazer, (Astronomy,)oral.
Tuesday, 15th. PiomS to H, Seniors, by Professor
Kendall, ( Integral Gctlculus .) and Sophomores, by
Professor Coppes, (Clark’s Elements of the English
Language.) written. From 11 to 1, Juniors , by Pro
fet-Hor Frazer. (Mechanics. ) oral. . -■
Wednesday. 14tfi En m 9 to 11, Seniors, by Profes
sor Jackson, (Horacft'a.-Epieftes.) and Sophomores, by
Professor Frazer, (Hylology. ) written. From 11 to 1,
Juniors■ by P r ovoat, (Intellectuu l Philo soph a.) oral.
Thursday )6th. Fr*m 9 toll, Junior by P/ofessor
Allei , (Antigone of Sophocles, and Freshmen, by Pro
fessor Kendall,. (Algebra,) written. From 11 to 1,
Seniors, by the Provost', ( Moral Philosophy*) oral.
Friday, \6th. From 9to 11, Sophomores. by Profes-
(Geometry,) written. From 11 to X Se*
niors, by Professor Copp6e, (Mahan’s Field Fortifica
tion.) or ah
Monday , lOfft. From 9to 11, Freshmen, by Profes
sor Alien, (Xenophon’s Hellcnica,) oral. "From 11 to
1 , Juniors, by Professor Jackson, (Cicero de AmieU
tia } oral,
Tuesday, Wth, From 9 to 11, Sophomores, by Pro
fessor Alien, (Thucydides, Sicilian Expedition .) oral.
From 11 to 1 i Freshmen , by Professor CoppOe, (Weber’s
Universal History.) oral.
Wednesday, 2Ut From 9 to 11, Sophomores, by-Fro*
feesnr Jackion, (Tacitus* History, ) oral.
Thursday , 22ft From 9to 11, Freshman, by Profes
sor Jackson, (Livy,) oral. GEORGE ALLEN,.
d*l2-10tlf Secretary of the Faculty of Arte.
PHILADELPHIA AND BEADING
wsaff railroad company—office »3? Sodfcb
FOURTH Street.' . -
FsihADELpHiA, December 12, 1884. .
Notice U hereby given to the Stockholders of this
Company tbat tbe Annual Meeting and an Election for
President, six Hanagerp, Treasurer, aad Secretary will
take place ou the second MONDAY (Bth) of January
next, at 32 M. WM, H. WEBB,
de!2-tja9 Secretary.
THE ANSUALHEETINO OFTHE
waff Stoekbolders of tbe POTTS FILLS MINING
AN® MANUFACTURING OO , for tbe ELEOTIOfI of
Officers for tbe ensuing year, will be held at tbe Office
of tbe Company, No 317 WALNUT Street, on TUES
DAY* Jan. 10, 2865, at 2 o’clock P M.
de33 tjalO RICHARD JONES* President.
ygp» PHILADELPHU ANDREADUIG
SOP RAILROAD COMPANY, Office No. 337 South
FOURTH Street,
FsHuAdeiiPsia, November 80,1884.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Tbe transfer books of this
Company will be closed on THURSDAY, December 15,
and reopened ou TOEBBAJ. JANUARY 10,1865.
A Dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT, on tbe common
and preferred stock, clear of National and State taxes,
hag been declared* payable in common stock*on tbe 31st
December next, on all stocks standing on tbe books of
tbe Company, at tbe close of business on tbe 15th prox.
Stockholders whose names aTe registered on the New
York books will be paid at tbe Fanners’ Loan and
Trust Company. S. BRADFORD,
dftlrtf -- ~ Treasurer.
iffiar MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE OF
vOE? SOUTHWARK —A number of gentlemen in the
southern part of the city have determined to restore this
mstiiution to its former usefulness. It has for some
Sars past been a disgrace to tbe neighborhood, and
ey will need tbe aid of a liberal public ti> enable them
to succeed in their undertaking. Tbe Young Men’s In
stitute has made a generous donation, and it is
hoped tbe public will second their efforts. The objects
of tbe institution are to furnish -a Library and Reading
Room for young men, and to have lectures delivered
during tbe winter seaßoa. They have now about one
thousand volumes.
Tbe following gentlemen have been appointed a Fi*
nsne* Committee, by whom any contribution will be
gratefully received: _
Rev. Samuel DURBOROUGH, chairman, 605 South
Tenth street.
THEO. D. SPEARS, secretary, 402 South Wharves.
Dr. BLWYN, Walnut street, above Broad.
J. SAVERY, 602 Washington street.
ALEXANDER SLOaN, 520 Enterprise street.
Rev. F. B. MILLNR, 1525 South Fifth street. del3-St*
DAUPHIN AND COLORADO
WOff GOLD MINING COMPANY-
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000,
400,000 SHARES-PAR VALUE* $L
President—JOß N B. ANDERSON.
_ . „ ; ' dibeoiobs.
tbomasA. Scott, James R. Magee.
6T. B. Kneass, John W. Hall, Harrisburg.
Wm. S. Freeman, T. C. McDoweffit do.
Sobt, P. Eng. Jobnßrady, do.
fobn M. Riley, W. W.wWyHe, Lancaster,
Charles DeSUver,
D. P. SOUTHWORTH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Office of tbe Company, No. 433 WALNUT Street
doom No. 6.
Authenticated, specimens have been procured from
iome of tbe Company’s lodes, and have been assayed
by Professors Booth and Garrett with tbe most gratify
!M results. Subscription lists have been opened at the
Officei of the Company and at tbe Treasurer’* Office (In
:eraal Revenue), Ho. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmer* 1
'Bank Building. To original subscriber*.
ta.fiO v&t share, for a limited number of share*.
or information can be obtained
it tbe Office of tbe Company after tbe 17th Inst
October 14* 1864. ocls-3m
ffap OFFICE PENN MINING COM
few PAHY OF LAKE SUPERIOR, 310 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia, - \
NOTICE is hereby given, tbat an instalment of One
Dollar per Share on each and every Share or tbe Capital
StoO in tbe Penn Mining Company of Lake Superior
has tils day been called by the Board of Directors of
said Company* dup and payable at the Office of tbe
Company, on or before tbe 16th dav of December, inst.
Interest will be charged on aH instalments after tbe
same shall have become due
By order of tbe Board of Directors.
DAVID 6: BEYL, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Dec. 6* 1884. dedtis
rag" OFFICE OF UNION BENEYOLENT
w ASSOCIATION, N. W. corner of SEVENTH and
SANSOM Streets, December 6.1864.
At tbe Thirty-third Annual Meeting of the Associa
tion* the following named gentlemen, were elected offi*
cere and managers for 1864- 65:
PRESDBNT.
SAMUEL tt. PERKINS.
VICE PRESIDEHTP*
RICHARD D. WOOD, J. FISHER LEAKING.
TEEABDRER,
EUMUN® WILCOX, No 40.4 CHESTNUT Street
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
i l. Montgomery bond.
BECOBDING BEORBTAKY,
JOHN H. ATWOOD.
HARASSES,
Benjamin Coates, Thomas A. Budd#
Thomas Latimer, Charles Rhoads,
John Boblen, Richard Wood,
William Put ves, Charles 8 Worts, M, D.,
Arthur G. Coffin, E. R. Wood,
Benjamin Orne, James Bayard,
John W. Clagbcm, Joseph A. Clay,
Tlioxoa. Wattson. Alfred H. Cnllinß,
- Joseph H: Halles, Charles tV. Gasluaan.
John Aebhurßt, Philip C. .iirrett.
Hsisrs 8 0. Cooper and Thomas Evans are the only
persons duly authorised to oolleot funds for the essonia.
Son. JOHN H ATWOOD,
de6-Dn Beeording Secretary.
THE GKEAT WESTKES OID
comp ah r,
DaOEMBER 8, 1861.
The AmraalMeeting of the StooShoide a will he held
at the Office of the Company, No. 444 WAT.NUT
street, PHILAI ELPHIA, on MONDAY, January 2d,
1866, at 12 o’cli ok noon.
An Bteotion tor five Directors for the year 1885 wUI he
held at the same time„ . > , , , '
. The Stock Transfer Books wUI be closed from Decern
her 26th, 1864, until January Bd, 1866 _
de9-tia2 , M. B. KEIDY, Secretary,
PSP OFFICE OF- THE HYDE FARM
OIL COMPANY, 14? South POUBTH Street.
PBitABEiPBTA, Dec. 12th.,1864.
The Brard of Directors hare THIS DAY deola ed a
Dividend of 1)4 PKECEKT. o a the capital stooS, being 16
cento P‘„r myable on and after TUESDAY,'Der
cember 20th, freiffF st&te t.x
oh-Boi*. wlli\s.ni a sad i ,WßDNSSDAY, the 14th. at
cornu FAsat
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000,
DIVIDED INTO aOD.OOO SHARES AT $5 PEE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, TO A LIMITED NUMBER
CF SHARES, $» GO PER SHARE.
$50,000 CASH APPROPRIATED AS "A WORKING
CAPITAL.
This Company owns over four square miles of terri
tory, in the choicest localities east and west of the Alle
gheny river, adjoining Veuaago county, and has al
ready a valuable producing interest in its saw mill and
timber.
Subscription books are now opened, and subscriptions
to the capital stock received at the Company’s office,
Noe. 28 and 24 WASHINGTON BUILDINGS, South
THIRD Street, and at the office of
PHILIP H. BRICE & 00.,
305 WALBUT Street.
WM. D. SMITH, Treasurer.
E. J. HABRrgoy, Bf. D-, Secretary. del'3-tuthffit
PEbNSYLVANU IfiPFEUL OIL
i» CONPANY,
OFFICE No. 130 South FIFTH Sfc., Philadelphia.
CAPITAL, $2,000,000-300,000 SHARES AT $5
A. K. McClure,
Thomas A-
D. K. JaCKMAN,
J. C. BoaBHROES,
Treasurer, ELISHA W. DAVIS.
Secretary, JAMBS M. SELLERS.
This company has 120 acres of land, in fee, on Alle
gheny river, immediately opposite Oil City, and ad
joining Laytonia, with 110 rods front on the river, and
’75 rods front on Lay’s Run. Hon. C. P. R&madeli, edi
tor of the Oil Ciiy Monitor, and agent ferthUlaal, as
sures the Company that it will sell in lots f>r $lOO,OOO,
reserving the oil rig at, which is worth SIO3 S CG9 addi
tional. Immediate revenue will be derived for the
company from the sale of these lots, and the Company:
has two good engines with complete ft stares, to ope--
rate immediately for oil. The territory In this Imnie*-
diate locality has never failed to produce profitably.
Also, one hundred acres, infes simple, In the cele
brated Cherry Run District, immediately adjoining
Cherry Run Petroleum Company, whose stock is now
worth over $3O per share. The Company now has
offers, which will be accepted, for staking wells on
lease, without any post to the corporation, and one-half
the proceeds to go to the Company. , The Curtin and fit.
Nicholas Companies are in this immediate locality, and
their stock is now commanding a large premium. In
addition, the Company has 40 acres, In fee simple, on
Cherry Tret Rrn,' which empties into Oil Greek, audio
the bettproduciog section of the Oil Territory, and 110
"acres, in fee simple, on Walnut Bend, five miles above
the mouth of Oil Creek, and not over two miles from
the celebrated Need well, now producing oyer 200
barrels per day.
Also, the lease of three tracts of land, two on OH Creek,
each producing over ten barrels per day, and one on
Allegheny river, producing teubarrels per day of heavy
oil, worth now $2l per barrel. The Company now re
ceives ibree-foUrths of tli* proceeds of the last-named
well, and one half of the other two, Each of these
tracts will be developed by the Company by slaking
additional wells, and the engines and fixtures are now.
on band to do it.
- The officers of this Company mean to prosecute the
development of these lands most" energetically, and
they have entire confidence that they will yield very
large dividends on the capital stock,
Subscriptions must be made promptly , as more than
one-half of the stock is already engaged. "
Subscriptions will be received at .the office of the
Company. del4-ofc
153f*» THE HTJSTON FARM OIL COMC-
FauY —The property of tills Company is
Situated on the Allegheny River, in Venango county,
and consists of the fee simple of two tracts of taad,
with a frontage of one hundred and thirty (130) rods
on said river.
A working capital of twenty-five thousand ($55,000)
dollars iwtserved in the treasury for developing the
oil resources of the lanes.
Books are open for the sobscriptioa of stock for a few
days ai the office of
GEO. H. BOKER.
Secretary.
WALTON & TOST, -
No. 35 Hoaih THIRD Street,
Wliere also a proepecfcae may bo obtained.
Hon. Ellis Lewie, |E. W. Ball,
Jolin Anepacb, Jr., C. W, Schropp.
Thomas A. Robinson, I
__ JAKES BOYS, Secretary.
James H. Walton. Treasurer. de!4-lQt*
■333* 1 BITIDEKB NOTICE .—T HE Of
®» SECTORS of the CHERRY RUN PETROLEUM
COMPANY LaVe this day declared a Dividend of (10)
TEN PER CENT., payable at the Office of the Com
pany, 4:19 WALNUT Street, on and after ike 23d in
stant cltar of taxes.
Books will be plosed from tie 20th to the 27th instant,
inclusive.
HENRY S. PAUL, Secretary.
FgmAdeuhtA, December 13,1864. de!4*3t
frag*> THE DIRECTORS OF THE FACS
PETROLEUM- COMPANf Lave this day de
clared a dividend of TWO PBH CERT, out of the earn
ings of tie Company for the month of HovemLer, pay
able on and after* the 20th inst , at the office of the Trea
surer, Mr. GEORGE H. MILLINGTON, No *3 JsX-
Cfi Aft GB PL ACE. Transfer book s closed from the 17th
to the 20th instant. HERMAN N. CROHEN,
Secretary.
Hew Yoke, December 10, 1864.
, Par ab]*> to tfco Philadelphia Stockholders at the office
of Tack. Bro., and Co., 317 WALNUT Street, oo and
after the 20thinbt. del4-6t*
ftukt 1 Bmoxm-THK DIRECTORS
of the NOBLE & DELAKETBB PETROLEUM
COMPANY bare tills day declared, their eijthth monthly
dividend FIVE PER* CENT., payable free of State
tax, on the 20th inst. 800 fee close Sthrand reopen 2lsfc.
. GEORGE W. H OUTER, Secretary.
December 7,1564. : , deB-10t
TYEMOKEST, FOB JANUARY !!
-L' GODBY.PoB JANUARYJ!
hakpee, for January i!
delg 2t . PITCHERS, 808 CHESTNUT ST.
9A CTS.! 30 OTS.! 80- OTS.! ‘ r
Oxj HARPER, FOR JANUARY.
dels-2t PITCHER’S, SOS CHESTNUT ST.
OFFICE OF GODEY S LADY’S BOOK
V/ REMOVED from 323 Chestnut street to
Northeast Corner of StXTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
JANUARY NUMBER. Just Published. Price. 23 cts.
One Year’s Subscription. SS. It*
JKStJRE YOUR LIFE
S. E. Cor. Walnut and FonrthSts.,
It i* a BOHS COMPACT, and piolta divided anna,
ally,- thus adding the assured to par future premium*.
Last dividend SO per cent.
BOARD 07 TRUSTEES.
Alexander Whllldin, J. Edgar Thomson;
Bon.' James Pollock* Hon Jos. Allison,
Albert 0. Roberts* Henry K, Bennett*
JS&mualT. Bodine, Philip.B. Mingle*
Geo. Nugent, John Aikmau,
Wm. J. Howard* „ Isaac Haalehurat,
' Bamuel Work.
ALEXANDER
" SAMUEL WOI
BOIS Smlf JKO. 8. WILSi
AMERICAN CAR COMPANY,
Thiity-fiist and locust streets,
CAR BUILDERS, IRON FOUNDERS, ASD
MACHINISTS.
HOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hat this Company Is
now prepared to receive orders for building
The shop* of the Company being supplied with the
latest and most approved labor-saving machinery, .will
enable it to execute all orders with great despatch,
and in the very best manner.
THE COMPANY has also purchased the right to use
DOTTERER & MIROIONDES* Patent Anti-Friction
Self-Lubricating CAR JOURNAL BOXES, and Mr.
THOMAS H. JEXKINS’ Patented Process for HARD
ENING CASTTEOH. • .
ALL THESE PA TENTS the Company intend using
for and on all the Cara built in their Worka—thereby
greatly adding io the utility and durability of the work
performed.
• In addition to the above* the Company is prepared to
execute orders for
’STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES,
HIEING AND PUMPING ENGINES,
BLOWING ENGINES POS FURNACES AND
FORGES,
ROLLING MILL WORN, &c.,
milt. AND FACTORY GEARING, and
Including AM. KINDS OF WOKE eoanorted With a
GENERAL MACHINERY BUSINESS.
Also, all kind* of Iron and Brass Castings and
.Smiths* Work executed in the* very best manner* both
asregarde design, material, and workmanship.
Drawings and estimates made at the'Works free «f
charge.
delS-thetulm
Q.REAT REDUCTION
<OAJEU> PH<WrOGBAPHS.
PORTRAITS 15 BESTS BACH, 0® *1 I»EB DOZES-
Engravings 10 cents each, or 75 cents per dozen.
Colored Cards SO cents each or *2 per dozen,
large or medinm Photographs 60 cents each, or st. 00
per dozen.
Photographs received as soon as pabliehed.
RiToALLISTER & BROTHER,
delS-Gt TRS CHBSTSHT Street.
O.OLD SPECTACLES, GOLD EYE
VX GLASSES, *O., sgasaug-s BROTHHE, ■
(SutaWirted 1795.)
738 CHBSI’mJT Street.
"PLASTIC STEEL-FRAME SPECTA-
ClißS —A large assortment
moallistes & brothee,
a««a t , yas ghesthdt straet.
OPERA GLASSES W EVERY VA-
UtETY of mounting—Pearl, Knamnlled, Japanned,
&O..&0. * McALLrSTBK & BROTHER,
delS-et yaB OHBSTBPT Street.
TUTATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
forseiools. McALLISTF.R S BROTHER,
daIS 6t 738 CHEdTWr StreaL
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS—A VARIE
4-. TT ot etyi?s, .McAllister & brotber. ,
»S 8 CHESiaUI fitewt.
OIL COftPABNES.
OIL COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
STOCK ISSUED FULL PAID.
EACH. .
KEbEEVED CAPITAL, $350,000,
PfiE 3IDBNT- ALEX AN DER K. MoCLUBE.
DIRECTORS.
Jo HR M. POMBROT,
Elisha W. Dayis,
' Peter B. Small,
OFFICERS OF THE COMPART,
Hob, ELLIS LEWIS.- President.
DIRECTORS .
HEW PUBLICATIONS.
INSURANCE.
IS THB
■AM £! HI C A. IS,
PHILADELPHIA
WHILLDIN, President'
IK, Vice President.
ON. Beo’y and Treasurer.
WEST PHILADELPHIA,
KIN23S OF OARS.
D. H. DOTTEKBR,
SDPBUHfTBJfDBNT.
IN THE PHICE OF
THE HOLIDAYS.
JJDWIIS HAJLX. Sc CO.,
a© SOUTH SECONH STREET,
Are now offering their One stock of "
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS.
v SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
CLOTHS, tSO.,
At Seduced Trices, to Close Them oat.
A good opportunity now offered to select a nice, use
ful CHRISTMAS PRESENT. delfi-themSi
QHEAP AND UdBFUL HOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS 'PRES ENTS
IDE TEE HELPS ABOUT THE HOUSE.
MERETWAC PRINTS, 40 cts.
aiw STYLES DEL line, 44 cts.
AMBRICANPKINTrt. mfi ot,.
BRIOHT PLiTD CIRHMBRES. '
BKiear-PLiiD poplins
DEESH GOODS AT BBDOCBD PBIOES.
Edwin iiall & co„
dels thFmSir _36 South SECOND street.
;TVJEW BOOE.B FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
(-L~ JUST READY,
: THE POETICAL WORKS OP JOHN MILTON,
,*■ - SFTTH A.'-
LIPBOP THE AUTHOR, PJSSERrATIONS OH EACH POEM,
NOTES CRITICAL AVD EXPLANATORY* AX INDEX
TO THE SUBJECTS OF PARAUISB LOST,
AND A VERBAL INDEX'TO ALL
• ? _ THE POBMS.
, BY CHARLES DhKTisK CLEVELAND. >
I volume large Royal 12mu., 688 pasjfly, on fine toned
paper, boundia vellum cloth. Price $3.
READY THIS DAY:„
i MABIS FKOM UKIXE,
With illustrations and vignettes by Gemau artiste.
4to. 76 cent*.
SCHILLER’S pr-EMS. Buiwer’s translation. IBmo.
Vellum cloth, tep gilt $1.60.
ILLUSTIiA’HSD JUVENILES.
MOTHER MICHEL AND HER GaT. l6mo, $l, ~
MGT iEB Gf'OPE FROM fSE*MANY. 4to, $1
' MOTHER PITCHEK'S foe Little People. 4to,
76 cents.% ’. . , ' _
MO7HER GOOSE IN GERMAN (”Ela Popela”),
Brb- $l. - ■
. MOTHER GOOSE IN FRENSH (“Mere l‘Oie”>.
Bvo.-. , #i. ’ -
THE -ROOT-PRINCESS. A Christmas Story, 4io,
73 cents.'
' ' APPLY FOR
LEYPOLDT'S LIST
PBE§EETATXON BOOHS FOB 1865.
Including the moat beautiful Works published forth©
Rolldayo in Philadelphia, New York, Huston, London,
Paris, Leipsic, etc,
FOR SALE AT A DISCOUNT,
or sent post-paid on receipt of ststeljTrice, bv
. . . F LBYPOLDT*
Publisher. Bookseller, aud Importer,
, • -• v- 1333 CHESfNUT Street,
d615-St • . v Second Floor.
TRE HOLIDAYS,
J- NSW AND SUPERIOR 800K 1 ?,
PobllM dh CARDS, a«B MAPS,
THE aM&OAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION
THE OLD FLAG. 868 up. 16mo. Beautifully illus
trated. Price,sl- 25. The Old Flag” is empaaticaliy
American m enbk ct. trea’im nt, a\ d loyal feeling.
TBY FOOR bEOTSER, By Mrs. Newell, author of
ballade, Motaer’s Last Words,” and
” Care ” 16mo, cloth. $1 25.
, THEjIiOBY OF A CITY ABsB. illustrating the
conserfawyeand B&uctifyuig power of the Gospm in a
Btrihing^Eb*nner r 16mo, cloth. Illustrated. $1.55.' »
THE Daughter at HOME; or. Helen Maurice's
Autobiography. 16mo, cloth $125.
PARAGES IN THE MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE
OF EQSJpBEXANT. An interesting &tory. 18mo, cloth,
65 centr. ' 1
A NEW- GIFT-BOOK. A square booh, inlatfe typa,
paper covers, and full of pictures. 30 cents.
THE ILLUSTRATED With large and
beautiful engravings. SO cents.
BEN ROjSS,- A sequel to Rosa Lane. IBmo, cloth,
60 cents.
N ETTY’S ACORN FRAMES; or, A Little Girl's Work.
ISmo.- COcents.
TWO TREES: or. Two Christmas Eves
with Luther andhie Childrerf. 18mo. 25 cents.
' GOuDyiIDINGS. Avety choice Little Child’s Cate-'
chim&Ja Bible language. 2 cents,
BEAD’S EAfcE FOR THE WEARY AND WORN.
1&B0-'.- 60 cents ‘
SELF-COhTROL; or, Hints for the Improvement of
Temper in the Various Relations of Life, 18mo. 40 cts.
TBE OLD STONE FARM HuOfaE. 16mo, cloth, 'll
lustrated, $l. ,
KATIE LEE; Or, Little Duties for Little People.
IBmo, -SO cents. .
LITTLE LIGHT. A Sequel to Katie Lee. Showing
how tube a Little Christian. 13m o 40 cents.
THE WEED WITH AN ILL NAME. 18mo. 45 cts.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW. Bytheamhorof “The
Hive audits Wonder a” 65 cents.
BrMY CLASS AND I. The Mission Sunday-school
Teacher. S2mo fancy paper cover's. Scents.
PALIBSY, THE HUGUENOT POTTER. Profusely
illustrated. 18mo 90 cents.
BAGGED HOPES, and how .to mend them.
NewegUticA-Qf this popular worh just issued. 16jqq.
s SC®lfosE GEMfe SET IN COLORS. Anew series
of Reward Cards. 25 cents. ‘ •
THMETTLE STBAWrPLAITER; or, The Triumph.
ofJC™*J>:„|Bcents. . • • .....
_SHB TUKHBD FROCK; or, The Story -of Little
Violet. 40 cents.
BIBLE ,feCERES ILLUSTRATED. An entirely new
and orifinal ttneß of Scriptore Reward Cards. 30 cts.
N*W AND BEAUTIFUL BiBLB MAPS.
Among the distinguishing features of the Maps may
be mentioned: -
1. The accuracy, the distinct lettering, and thg unsur
passed coloring,.
2. Tlie surface of the country represented on the Map
(two hundred miles square} is very conspicuously di>
vide.d into sections of fifty miles each, and again subdi
vided into squares of ten miles each. '
3. Resides the tUlial degrees oi latitude and longitude,
the dhtance of-each place east and Bench of London is
that the student, with a single glance of the
eye, can determine it
THB jtRW MAP OF PALESTINE is four feei by four.
Pricey fall colored, mounted on rollers and varnished,
LaldsOF THE BIBLE, four feet brfomr, embracing
an extent of 2,0Q0 jniles by I,COO, divided into squares of
ICO miles, and containing alto separate Maps of the
Journeyings of the Israelites, aud Jerusalem, and its
Enviroas, all.beautifully colored, mounted, and var
nished.; Priceonly $7.50.
THE SAME, in reducedforiu, mounted on cloth, aud
done up jh booh form for convenient use in the family
or class.'-Price 75 cents. '
Complete catalogues of-the Society’s publications, aud
sample copies of its periodicals, furnished on applica
tion to
- - .TBR AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION,
11S» CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia,
- or 599 HROaDWAYv New Yorx. -
JJOLII) AY PRESENTS.
‘ CH AKLES DI JAIMIG,
CUBSTHUT STREET,
Beis'l«W»tci liiform Ub esteemed enstemers that Us
. ' , present stock of
mmy goods aw toys
’ Burpaijseg that of any for mo? importation* Having so
lectedvrith care every article himself, he can 7; ear
tfcereiß.no similar establishment in theeotmtry hat"can
• compare with hie. As to prices, getting his goods m
ifce first manufacturers and artists in Europe, those
dealerßWho bay fromtheimportersfcere to sell again
ean compete with him. r
Of tfcefbllowinggoodsfce keeps so large a variety,
and in auchehtirely new styles, as no other storeln fo**
city can offer:
LADIES* WORK BOXES.
JBWBkEY. OBOE, AND GLOVE BOXES.
-NECT3BSABIF.SFOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
WEITING DESKS, DEESBING CASES ' "
PANS, FAEIB GILT AND BBONZE GOODS.
PABIAN WAEE, BOHEMIAN GLASS,
VASES, OF FINEST ANTIQUE AND MODERN.
OUTLEBT, FINEST ENGLISH WALKING CANES.
CRICKET AND ABCBEEY IMPLEMENTS.
FANCY LEATHER GOODS.
LABpSggBAGS-OVBB TWENTY DIFFEEENT
KINDS." -
.CABAS, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAB CASES.
PURSES AND POBTMONNAIES.
GAMBS OF ALL KINDS:
lottoes.
CEIBBAGE COUNTSES, CHESS, AND BACKGAM
MON BOA EDS.
BAGATELLE AND TIVOLI,
IN TOYS.—This Department Is complete in every va
riety known, with, many novel things never before im
ported. Dolls, the very large variety of every kind
known, kept In this store, surpasses in beauty and taste
ful dressing anything known here and in Europe. This
is no idle boast. Ladies should eall and see them.
d*7-tde2dif
pHRISTMAS PRESENTS.-MINERVA.
VJ Comte andßraces, for Hisses and Children, to im
prove the figure and expand the chest. Also, latest
styles ot Pans Corsets in great variety, at Mrs. STEEL’S,
TfilSTiT Street, below Chestnut. dels-36*
TI?0 SPORTSMEN,
-*- If yon want to make a Christmas Present’, call on
THOMAS BIRCH & SOW, Auctioneers, 1110 CHEST*
ITUT btreet, on FRIDAY, the IStb inst , at 12 o’clock,
and purchase a SUPERB FRENCH GUN, from a lot
to be sold. dels 2t*
'Y'M4S.“THE BEST CHRISTMAS
>**■' present gentlemen can make to their lady friends is
'some useful article of Furniture, such as an Escritoire,
with Music Stand, Reception, or Bocktav Chair, nano
Stool, Marble Top Table. Ac.; all of which may be had,
cheapest and best, at GOULD et CO. ’S Union Depots, a.
B, corner SECOND and BACK and HIfiPTH and MARKET
Streets. de!4»tial
T7ATHEBS AND MOTHERS—CALL
A at GOULD & CO. *S Union Furniture Depot*. N. B.
comer of BIRTH and MARKET and SECOND and
BAGS, and sratify your children by the purchase of a
Christmas memorial, A splendid assortment from
which-to select may be found there, cheapest and best.
debMjal .
ij H E CE L EBB AT E D
" ANGELES ”
KID GLOVES,
HEW AND ELEGANT CUT.
A. BUSCH & CO
. IMPORTERS,
I ®49. Broaa.wtty, New York.
j dei-lm
HOLMES GROVER,
ENAMELLED SLATE MANTEL VABEBOOMS,
TABLE TOPS, <&o.i <&0.," '
No. 933 CHestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
FACTOKY, TENTH AND SANSOH.
rro : THE PUBLIC.—THANKFUL TO
A'our friend* and the public for the libeial patronage
bestowed upon ns, we would inform them that, having
made extensive alterations iuour-eatabliBhmeat,we are
now prepared to execute Pictures to the satisfaction of
all who may favor us with a call. Having now at our
command increased facilities, we take pleasure In so
liciting a discerning public to compare the execution of
our work with that produced at any other establish
ment in the United States. We would also state that
our -
, GALLSKY IS PEES TO ALL , , ,
for the examination of specimens. Notwithstandmg
the advance of material used and wages of bands em
ployed, we ar© yet furnishing Fictnraa
AT THE OLU PRICES. *
Photo Miniatures.
Iyoyy ivpcs *
Isife-feize'Heais In Crayon, Oil, and Pastel.
Cabixut eifce head's in Crayon, OH, and PafiteL
Imperial,Plain and Colored, 13-14, 840, 4-4, and 1-2
Caite de Yieite Vignettes, fall size, 3*4, &c., $3,60 per
dozen,' ♦ •
Ambrotypes, from 76 cenie upwards.- •
C nTSifand* a large’lovof Copies of Rare.En
liaytnge, Photographs of all ihe prominent Generals
osd distinguished men, &«., &c.
Ontbide Tier*# taken £& abort notice.
BfitfSZßY & CO. . Photographers,
- del4-lm 819 ABGIi Streak.
fF you WISH A. BKAUTIFUL PHO
#- TOGHAPHIALMJM you will tet them of all ntytes
and pitots at>B, r. BBlMKius sew and. elegant Photo*
4w¥<Su«r # .oa4ABCHStt9«V •* • ;
RETAIL DRY ©OOPS.
gUPBBIOR QUALITY
LONS BBOCHE SHAWM.-onon and t’Uei eentree.
OAT BLANKET SHAWLS. . , ,
■ LONG BLACK THIBET SHAWLS.
BLANKET SHAWLS fox Mießog and Children,
FINE FBOSTED BEAVER CLOAKS.
CLOA KB of various kinds of Cloths.
BALMOBAL SKIRTS, Tory rkh styles.
BLACK AND WHITE BALMORALS.
BLACK AND WHITE BALMORAL SKIRTING. .
BfftBLET CLOTHS FOB SKIBTS.
EDWIN HADE CO.,
delg-thsiaStr 36 South SECOND Striat,
JfBW SKIET FOR 1804.
A HEW AND GREAT INVENTION IK
HOOP SKIBTS.
THE DUPLEX. (OS ©OTOLK) STEEL
' ' BFElflur t • -*
J. I. &J. O. WEST, Ho, 97 CHAMBERS STREET,
HEW YOKE, j ;
Are the owners of the patent and exclusive manufac
turers of this,
j. W. BRADLEY’S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPBIHQ
•* SKIRTS. . v
This Invention conslets of -Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel apringa, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge ter edge, making the toughest, moetelaei
tie, flexible, and d arable spring ever u>ed, enabling the
wearer, in consequence ofits great elasticity and flexi
bility, to plac* and fold the skirt when in nee as eaSily
and .with-, the, same convenience as a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only objec
tion to hoop Bsirte. viz: the annoyance to the wearer
aa well as the publics especially in crowded assemblies,
carriages, railroad oars, cbnrch pews, or in any crowded
Place, from thftdifficnlty of contracting them to occupy-
Inga small space. Thu*entirely removes the diffcnlty,
while giving the skirt the usual fuU aud Bytnmefcrfoai
form, and is tbe lightest and most stylish and graceful
appearance for the street, opera, promenade, or house
dreg’s. ▲ 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
best quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
durable, comfortable, and economical skirt mode. Mer
chants will he supplied as above, and ladies In most
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout the
different States.
far the
DOUBLE ELLIPTIC SPBITO SKIRT,
OKADLKIf ’8 DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
•L> feKIRT,
Very flexible, folded easily when In use to occupjr a
small space, making the most agreeable skirt worn.
for sale by J. M HaFLBIGS,
- - ■ . 9058 CHESTJSUT Street.
T>RADI<BT*B duplex elliptic
-M SKIBT~-The greatest improvement we have ever
seen in LADIES* SKIRTS, end an article of
SOPBBIOB fcxCELLSWOB.
CtJEWBNSTODDART & BRO., .
, *5O, 453, and 45* N. SECOND Bt., »b. Willow,
no’d-lm '
HOOP SKIRTS.
'"ODE OWN MAKE.”
628.
The most complete assortment and best quality and
styles in tile market, wholesale and retail, at manu
factory, .
<' No. G2B ARCH Street,
Together with the ? *«HBW FLEXIBLE SKIRT, * » just
out, the moat pliable Boop 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* made Sklrts,kid padded andrivited—-16 springs*
86cents; 20springs, $1; 25 springs, $L 15; SO springs,-
$1.25: and 40 springs, $1.50.
noSO-lxn* . WM. T. HOPKINS:
FANCY FURS.
JUDIES’ FANCY FURS.
: JOHN A. ST AMBAGES*
; xhfobxbb ajtd hanotaotdbbb oi
LADIES’ FANCY FUBS,
HO, 886 ARCH STREET,
BELOW NINTH.
Jost opeaed, a lunui baiidiom, itock ol
tUNDW AND CHILDBM’S FjINCT ISRII
Ofeyer, dwrlptlon, ui In the neweet and molt »s
-proTtd »tyle«, atUw
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Ml-tnlhsSm ■
JJANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL MUFFS,. $B.
MINK SABLE MUFFS,'SIO,
HUDSON’S BAY SABLE MUFFS, $3O.
Also, ft general assortment of
ODAJXEES* FDRS| :
FITCH, STONE-MARTEN, ROYAL ERMINE,
AND CHINCHILLA.
A. I. & F. Is WOMATH,
*l5 ARCH street, Philadelphia.
FANCY FURS.
JOHN- FABEBRAj
No.TlBABUHStreet, aboT. Sayenth Street;
At hit old established (tort;
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
*o*
INDIES AND CHUjDBBW.
HaylM nowin store * Tory large Md beautiful assort,
men* of altthe different kind* andfinalltlea of FAMOI
PUBS FOB LADIES’ AND CHILDBSM’B WEAK, 1
solicit a call from those In treat,
Sensemher the name end number,
J OHN FABEiiIA,
118 ABCH, Street, eboTa Sarenth.
I beta no partner or connection with any other ator*
In this city. oc3-4mlf
1864. 1864.
A. I. & f. I. WOMMTH,
OCJSSOES 10 THE LATE GEO. F. WOHSATH.)
No. 415 Arch Street,
SA.YB VOW OPJM
A FULL ASSORTMENT 07
JLAX>IES’ rANCY im%
To which ihsy invite the Attention of buyers.
Qi2o-3m
IISOAL.
JjmTBD STATES, EASTERN DIB -
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. —Sot.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, TO THE
MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN
SYLVANIA. —Obbetuto;
WHEREAS, TkerDiEtrict Court of the United States In
and for the Eastern District of PeunsyTvanift, • rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, hath, decreed all persons in
{[euer&lwho have, or pretend to have,any right, title,or
ntexest in the steamer “SUSANA, 5 ' -whereof C. w.
Awtiin is master, her tackle, apparel, and fufsitura,
and the goods, warn, and merchandise laden on board
thereof, captured by the United Btates steamer. Meta
comet, under command of Lieutenant Commander
James B. Joneite, and brought into this District, to be
Burnished, cited, and called, to judgment, at the time
ant place underwritten, and to the effect hereafter ex
pressed* (justice so requiring.) You are therefore charged
and strictly enjoined and commanded, that you omit
not, but that by publishing, these presents in at least
two of the daily newspapers printed and published
in the City of Philadelphia, and in the Legal In
telligencer, you do monish and cite, or cause to be
monished and cited, peremptorily.; all persons in
general who. have, or pretend to . have, any right,
title, or interest In the said steamer “Susana” and
to 'appear* before the Honorable JOHN
GAPWALADER, the Judge of the said Court, at the
District Court-room, »in the city.of Philadelphia, ou
the TWENTIETH day after publication of these pre
sents, if it be a court day, or else ou the next court day
following* between the usual hours of hearing causes,
then and thereto show, or allege, in due form of law, a
reasonable aud lawful excuse, if any they hare,'why
the raid steamer **Busan&” and cargo tlionld not be
pronounced to belong, at the time of the capture of the
same, to the enemies of the United States, and, aa
goods of their enemies' or otherwise, liable and sub*
Sect to condemnation, to be adjudged and condemned
as good and lawful prizes; and further to do and re
ceive in this behalf as to justice shall appertain. And
that you duly intimate, or cause to be intimated, unto
all persons aforesaid, generally (to whom by the tenor
of these presents it 1b also intimated), that if they shall
not appear at the time and place above mentioned, or
appear and shall not show a reasonable and lawful cause
to the contrary, then said District Court doth intend and
Will proceed to adjudication on the said capture, and
may pronounce that the said steamer “Susana” and
cat go did belong, at the time of the capture of the same,
to the enemies of the United States of America, and as
goods of-~their enemies, or otherwise, liable and subject
to confiscation and condemnation, to be adjudged and
condemned as lawful prize* the absence or father contu
macy of the persons so cited and intimated in.anywise
notwithstanding and that you duly certify to. the said
District Court what you shall do m the premises, to
gether with these presents. _
Witness the Honorable JOHN C ADWALADER, Judge
of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this Thirteenth day
of DECEMBER. A.D. 16W, and in the eighty-ninth year
of the independence of the said United-mates.
dolff-Sfc Q, R. FOX, Clark District Court.
TN THE- DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
A CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. .
John J. Hallowell vs. Joseph B- Evans, alias Vendi
tioni Exponas. Sept., 1864, No. 547.
The auditor appointed by the Court to report the dis
tribution of a fund produeed'by a sheriff** sale,. under
the above writ, of all that certain three-story brick
meßEuage or tenement, back buildings, and lot or piece
of ground, situate on the east side of Eleventh street, at
the distance of three 1 hundred and four feet southward
from the south side of Girard si rest, in the Twentieth
wtrd, of the city of Philadelphia; containing in front
or breadth on the said Eleventh street seventeen feet (in
cluding onthe north side thereof the southernmost half
part of an alley three feet in width, by the whole depth
of the tl ereby granted lot,) and extending in length or
depth eastward of that width seventy- one feet, ten and
one-naif inches to a four-feet wide alley, leading north
ward and communicating with the said three- feet wide
alley, subject to the yearly ground at
tend to the dutiesofhis appointment,on WFUNBSDAY,
the Twenty, eighth day of December, A. D 1864, at SK
o’clock P. Mi at his office. No. 142 South EIGHTH
Street, Philadelphia, when and where aU parties in
terested must present their claims or they will be de
barred from coming in onsaid fund.
deld-lOt JOHN B. COLAHAN, Auditor.
rS THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AMD COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
EBtateof CATHARINE STAHLBB. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the uoiut lo audit settle,
an d adjust the accouct ofB._R.WAB KINGTON, execu
tor of the will of CATHARINE STABLER, deceased.
and to report distribution of the balance in the hand* of
the accountant, trill meet the parties Interested for the
purposes of hfs appointment,
On WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of January. 1865. m
at II o’clock A. M., at We Office, No, 4t3A WALNUT
Strert, in the city of Philadelphia. '
■ THOMAS E. MoBLBOY,
delfi-thsmnfJt* - Auditor.
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
T * attention of all connoisseurs to the following
The first-class Luneh of America, Day and Night,
Tho best quality of aU kluds of Liquors,
-The choicestbrands of cigars, • • ,:„ UJ . tL ._ i
are - always to be found at- the METROPOLITAN;
MOTEL, &*3ABQH«r«et, _ . TR
A UCTIONEER (EXPERIENCED),
Or Young M*u r-Q'airea a
a* the above. Address “ Auctioneer. M Press
Office. <fets 6»*
A SITUATION WANTED B? A
Young Man a* ifaVeman, who bas had Rome *x~
yerlence it a wh.o!e»a!e ao* R-»taM Store. Reference
given. Address *U. B, ” Press Office. de!s«2l*
AN EXPERIENCED MALE TSSAOH
, a f!ttl ation- BeBi references given. >d
dresß P. 5,.» Inquxr-r office, Pbila. dal* 6/*
TO DRUGGISTS.—TWO ACTIVE
Wholesale Drag. Paint,
snd ©lass House. They must b« able to ioflavosea
large of near trade All applications will be
treated co*:fidenfia)lv. Address with name, ‘nma
galenpan,” Press Office. de!4 4&*
SALESMAN WANTED—A YOUNG
MAN well acquainted wi th the City Beiail and near
Country Bat Jon and Men’* Furnißhiog Irade. Address,
with referartbe, Bax 130 Post Office. delfi-se
TO COAL DEALERS.—ANY PERSON
-A wieblnx *0 relinquish the business mar find a - nnr
ehaper by pfatfag foealitr,&e., ” 80x561 Phi
ladelphia Post Office. d»>3 : 2i*
Wanted, by a middle-aged
* * Man, a by the of January, in
§J'me afrTcacttl*-, Sfonu/actarlng. or Railr rt ad Offiae
van-write a good band; would make him self generally'
prefnl; is familiar with mercantile affair?, and ago >d
*2* B £ w,# Address “Salesman,” at this office, for
*™*s»*’ cUIS-3t* g
W AN ACTIVE YOUNG
" H ond SVTO SELL GOODS in a
Shirt and Collar Manufactory, On® ac mutated with
WJSSJ?®* B”** 8 ”** Address Box 12is Post office,
with referent. del6-2t*
WANTED-A STOKE (GROUND
"* FlochrorSecond-ftery on
MABKST STREET,
between Second andSixfch street,-or Fourth near Var.
kft. Addreas Boa J49Q Post Office: dSI”*
WANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
▼ " Man, of strut Integrity, fcojbin the Advertiser
in opening a Heal Estate. Conveyefteto*. and Empl .y-
Office. Beet* of reference fivesfand repaired. Ap.
Pl 7 930 MARKET Street. de!s-3t*
WANTED—ON THE Ist’ JANUARY,
U™* 1 :™ SPiTRT CLBEK * OO4 “ d emMt at
Addreße ‘-potions,” at Press Office-, in handwriting
of applicant, _ ■ dels-3t*
"WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE MIL
, - * LINBRY and Trimming Store, a SALESMAN who
IB acquainted with tHe flood n-ferencesre
ooind. Addreaa “A M.." Bos 881, BhUadT. P. O.
ill lo- zi
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A
’ * 'Wbojeealo Cjoft .Honas for city trade. Ad
dress Bos 1701 Poet Offica. deUL9t*
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK-
Bqs eity * lre *' dPS"
WANTED—A BITUATION AS BOOK
f f KEEPER and Financier in an established bust
* view trt an interest; can furnish $l5,nTO
0 n AcdroBS ‘ Book keeper,” Box 625 PhlUdel
pbia P. 0. deii Sv*
628.
WAITED.—RETURNED AND DI3-
* A BLED Officers and Soldiers in want of Profitable
Empl/jment peculiarly to their condition
shv-nld BROTHERS, & CO., Phila
delphia, Pa. , deli*ita*
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Can
vassers for a LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPACT F,
wiU be paid. Adores!
.1 W.,” at the office .df this paper, giving name and
adareea. •, ■ . de!4 3t*
WANTED—A GOOD IN
_ a Hat House, for country trade. Ai
dr?Fs Box 2S6C PhiiadelpMa P. 0., with name and re
ference. ■ ■ ,- t ■ • .-- del4-6t*
SITUATION >BY A
t j Todbr Man in a wholesale store, to make him
self generally useful. Satisfactory references given.
Address w, B. F., ”at this office.. del3-3t*
WANTBD.-A YOUNG MAN OF EX
-7 T perience in active Mercantile bnsiness, and ha
ving a moderate amount of eapitai, is desirous of con
necting himself with an established Prodace or Grocery
Ware-house, or would join with an active young man,
with some means, who has a knowledge of either busi
ness.
Satisfactory references given and required. Commu
nications considered confidential- Address “Coates,”
office of this papers ' de!3-3fc*
WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE SILK
_[ J_ Ennse, by the Ist of January next, two first class
SALESMEN, who can influence a Pennsylvania or
Wefcteru trade. Address, Ac., “B. C..” Box 2019
PostOfllce. dolfc**.* .
•Wanted to sell—the stock
* * and Fixtures of an old-established Hardware
House, doing an excellent business. The stock is well
selected and suitable for Pennsylvania and Ohio trade.
To one willing to engage in the business great Induce
meets will be offered, as the party wishes to retire from
business. -
JAddress, with real name, '‘IT. & C 0.,” No. 639 N.
BSgAB Street. deio-6t*
WANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOK.
" I KEBPEB. Best city reference for. ability and
integrity given. Address ‘ Bookkeeper, ’ 1 Press Office.
- . nc3o-Kt*
WANTED, AGENTS.—AGENTS IN
* I eye V o?nnty, at #7O a month, expenses paid, to
introduce fifteen neto and useful articles, the best sell
ing ever offered. For particulars, address OTIS T.
GABBY, BIDDJBFORP, MAINE. oc2S.d&W3tt
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE
•£*- AND ’SPY, one of the moci interesting and
exciting books ever published, embracing the
adventures of a Woman in the Union army as Nurse,
Scout, and Spy. Giving a most vivid inner picture of
the war. Returned and disabled officers ana soldiers
in want of profitable employment will find it peculiarly
adapted to their condition. JONES BROS. £ CO.,
m&9-lm* 600 CHESTNUT Stl, Philadelphia, Pa,
M NOTICE!— WANTED—A GOOD
three-story HOUSE, for a small family, In good
location. Rent not to exceed $5OO. Apply or .address
. * . W. G. HuEY, Banker,
de74-3t* • 54 South THIRD Strok.
Ma furnished house
WASTBD.
Address Box 1840 Philadelphia Post Office. dei4-si*
$4 non OR $5,000.—A PERSON
<jp-* 9 \JKJy/ Tyifch good.bnsiness qualifications, of ten
yeare’ experience, wishes a POSITION in some well
established, ’ safe, and profitable business. Unexcep
tionable references given. Address “D, K.,” Press
office. defl-6t*
ftlO/VA MONTH—“WANTSD
SEr£V AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
SIXTEEN DOLLAB FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE, the only low price Machine In the
country Which is licensed by Grover & Baker, Wheeler
& Wilson, B owe, Singer & Co., and Baehelder. Salary
and expenses, or large commissions alio wed Another
Machines now sold for less than forty dollars each sure
infrinvententa t and the seller and user liable. Ulna- .
tratedeircu-arß sent free. Address SHAW &CLAKEC,
. nol6-d&wBia BIDDBFOED, Maine.
‘
TTOB SALE—THAT YALUABLE LOT
■**, OF GROUND, southeast corner of EIGHTEENTH
and KITTENHuUSE Streets; front on Eighteenth street
*8 feet, on Bitten house sireet H 3 feet.
Also,'the Lot of Ground northwest corner Chestnut
and twenty-second streets; front on Chestnut street 139
feet by 220 feet on Twenty-Second street - •
Apply to . ' THOMAS H. CONNELL,
Counting-House of Dr. D. Jayne 4; Sm*
de!4-3i* CHESTNUT Street.
T?OB SALE—A VALUABLE OIL TER
BITOBY, with large front, on the Allegheny Elver.
-Applyto J. C MILLIGAN,
dels Bt* Oil MARKET Street.
Fm SALE-A LARGE LOT OP
SHELVING, COUNTERS, Sc., in good condition.
Apply .at 535 MARKET Street, np etaar.H. dell- 3t*
T?or rent—TECE large fhoto
graphic Booms formerly occupied by W. L. GEE
HON, comer of SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
Also, several other toon a over the Photographic Booms.
Inquire at 618 WASHINGTON Square. nol4
TO LET—THE SECOND AND THIRD
-f STOBIES OF THE COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
611 and 813 CHESTNUT Street; second story suitable for
coal ou or other'offlceß Also, the Fifth and Sixth
stones of the old Poet Office Building-, Bode street, be
low Third.
THOMAS H. CONNELL,
Counting-House of Dr. D. Jayne & Son,
deld-St* 343 CHESTNUT Street,
TO LET—THE LARGE BEOOND
f STORY BOOM, No, 41NorthTHIBD Street. Ap
ply to W. HELLBBMAN,
acl3«Bi* * ' Third floor.
M REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE,
BEAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE,
BEAL ESTATE. BEAL ESTATE,
$5,009, COO WORTH FOB SALE.
95 000.000 WORTH FOR SALE.
$5,000,000 WORTH FOB SALE. . -
No person should fail to call os me if they wish either
to purchase or sell.
Very elegant SWELLING on the north Bide of
*5 ABCS, west of Fifteenth street. Lot 22 by 120.
-MUI Only $20,0-00. Immediate possession.
—Two very large first class DWELLINGS on
fpn ABCH, west of Tenth street. Lot 24 and 25 feet
JSkiiL front, and ISO and 180feec deep. Stable, Ac. $13,-
010 and $25,0C0.
Large flisLclass DWELLING, ABCH, east of
Bp Sixth street.- Lot 25 by 275 feet deep to Cherry
'JEM street. Stable, &c. *26,000.
Neat four-story DWELLING on ARCH, west of
fB Twenty-first street. Lot 18 by 125 feet to a street*
Jet $9,500.
A Neat four-story DWELLING on west side of
BbOAD, south of Oxford. $10,500,
. Neat new side-yard T> WELLING on W ALLACE,
JB west of Twentieth Lot 24 by UL $8,500* A
S splendid yard.
Neat DWELLING, 258 South TENTH Street.
Twelve rooms. Only $6 600, Immediate poeses-
JttiUion, Lot IS by 90 feet deep.
SACRIFICE DWELLING, 1642 PINE Street
JE3L Lot 18 by ICO to Helmnth street, only $1,400.
-- Two elegantfour-story DWELLINGS on FINE,
hr west of Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. $12,-
KLdOOeach. ■
. Besides nearly 2.ooo'other Properties. Call to
fl exami “” MSlBtwandge ‘ aWhiueb, ■
Beal Estate Broker,
field 2t if 154 North SIXTH Street.
«FOR SALE-SACRIFICE UNPRE
CIDENTED.—The large four and five-story Build
ing, N. W. corner of THIRD Street and HARMONY
Court, (opposite the Exchange.) Lot 22 by 12G feet on
Harmony couifc. Price $28,0(0; cost $40,000; will rent
for $5,(00 per annum. Only $6.00% cash required.
—MAGNIFICENT large .first-class MANSION, on
nthe very choicest portion of WALNUT Street.
JEBx&rge front and very deep lot. Stable, coach
house, &c.. Price $55,00Q/an4 no abatement. Imme-
M dtate LiiGE i SLi)E YABD DWELLING, on SEVENTH,
above Spring Garden street. Everything in fine
order. Lot 44 feet front by 90 feet deep. $12,890.
M SPLENDIDLY BUILT SIDE-YARD DWELL
ING, at the northeast comer of EIGHTH and POP
LAR Streets. Lot 26 by 111 feet de*p. andwiden
ing to 41 feet on the rear. Beautiful Garden. Price
$lB,OOO. GEORGE C. MILLER, Beal Estate Broker,
154 c: Nonh SIXTH street de!4 2tlf
fiFOB SALE-A LARGE NUMBER
of email Houses in the lower part ofthecifcr ;also*
well-secured Ground Bents, cheap for cash. Form
%» CtllaiBaPPlYat No. 025 WALNUT Street.
(/ML ‘LANDS—IIS ACRES, VENANGO
Vf COUNTY, slo.ooo.—Covered with Immense timher,
“ COid> ° alrofl - Box 239 Post Office.
PENNSYLVANIA OIL LANDS FOB
A SALE—S,OOO ACBBS, well located. Apply at once,
to care of “Box 219:1.” Poatofflce. It*
OIL! OIL !•! OIL!!
67 'BARRELS OF ,OIL PER DAY. oveis2oo,ooo
fF^B^BALE—Fifty- sevenlbarrelWell,"cheap, and on
easy terms. Guarantee, or no . . _
- Also, OH Leases, Oil Wells, OH Lands, AT LOW
PBlcis. GEO. N. TOWNSEND & CO.,
; It 133 X South FOURTH Street.
PURNITUBE.—IF YOU WANT TO
see a hnsy place, go lo the Union Fnrnlthre Depots
of GOULD a CO., at the N. B. oomerof NINTH an!
MABKET and SECOND and RACE. Their large stock
of splendid Furniture Is attracting the attention or the
comimmity generally, so that (heir employes are Sept
conttantly engaged attending to the dßnjandsof bnyers
AfiChristma* approaches, the calls upon their attentton
arc .till Increaelng, so that FMtiee wmhli g to putchaoe
should give them an Immediate call,, AH kinds of
niture, cheapest anC best. - QSI3-i>& ■
PRINTING
- AMP gTiTIO ms PiI .
BRYSON & soar,
No. 8 North SlXTH.Street.
COAL OIL
and other Incorporated Companies supplied a£ the low*
"“ttlSSajSSfc OF STOCK, f
TRANSFER BOOKS. '
STOCK LEDGERS.
. DIVIDEND F,OOKS, fic . Sc
Styles of certificates of stock can be seen at the store.
■Ai" Fens, inks, Envelopes a-.d Paper, the best the
market win offer, always onha-jd. . deIO-61
ATTENTION, LADIES!—AN IM
preeHon ha-emg gone abroad that the Dry Good,
&*d South streets fs a branch
b !SST hereby disclaim aU conneetton
wtth that esteftUsh-ment, eltberdS'ctiyor tna.rectiy.
WiW ' ‘tfV,
WANTS.
AUCTION BAC.EB.
fijj* BAZAAR, NINTB AND SAN
iUCUON sale OF HORSES. OARRIANS. So.,
, t ? s S.TOttDAF MnKSISGHSXT. *
10 o’clock, comorising about"
' . . . „ FIFTY HORSED,
Su/*£« to Harness and »he Saddle, iocludiog—^
X wne Brown M&re, ” Rose;” a no-top Wagon, bar*
Ac. t to close an ebtate.
A B) o<jdcd .Bh Mto, Wltk Colt bytlie Arabian trot
ting boi —' " ’°n*®v.
A pall* : pf Mares, Bogera* CwTiwfi to carry six* ab£
DonWe Phillips.
17 A Gjuv i m?* suitable for cbUdren.
Aifirt mbe v Borses.
12- Kbalf-l’r&l Botham Cow.
Mao. liras Conleys, »on g b_.y Cart, ni Hameas.
AftfKC eoUertfMiof demrabk »cw ani aecjaS-baot
Carriage*. Light Wagon a, Beatßoula, Sc,, vita vtilofc.
tbpffiiLH wit* commence. . _■ _ _
Al«ov SiDgle anu Double BarnesSr Saddles,
Whips,- Covers, Halters,
PrcyloEirto tie Hon>M^|boot Etgff^
Beautifnlly trlmvced and handsomely finished, in&lc*
d-ng-fmy flue Portland feleighs, and some eecond-luuiK
A-fio. a ioSof handsome Robes end SI-igh beUa.
JB&* Fo pOfitp»»einenfc oo a#o*‘uut;«>: wbather.
JKST P-ale of Horses t-n WEDNESDAY'
43T Carriages and Haro«p» at private aale.
ALF&RD M/
AMUJSEBIE3STS*
DEMY OF MUSIC.
l Manager .TOHJf T. FOBB.
fAlsos?i he Ht lid ay-atreet Theatre, Buitlmore;
Naa,'¥teaS «> Washington; and the Alexandria Cftal
"—JOHN B. WEIOH^j
FORREsV D * e ’ KHI w *«
EDWIN FOBKBSF,'
Will r “M B S.,„tj and UnriyaHed rmeereonaiioai
g OaKDINAh BtJKE,
in BalwA’e cei«A
•’ RICH EL EU.
FCSTTTVTiA F TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
POMTIvIm T TWO 3IOHTS ONLY.
The ploy -wilT'hS-i* ' ,dnoe 4 With eyery possible gib'
7aM< Tc:&BT, 0035. UMHS^APPOISTMSNXg.
ra Wii.*liP™ BSt
jlfss AM. -K CitAY. -
aa JB. LIE.
EDWIN cat J l5l
Close FRIDAY BYEHINO. > necmbenSßth.
MONDAY. TUESDAY; F S’JaX. and F2IDAZ
lIIOHT#.
ytSf .SEATS SECURED 81 x
ADYaHCS.
No Petformanee on y and BATURDAE
BYENINSS. ,
The Box Shaft; for the sala off* Phnet, aa* 1
op*-n between the hours of • &oelt.
Admission, 60 and 26 cents.
Secnred Seats 60 cents additional
A MiRICAN ACAKAsFT l >F MUKtO,
GRAND'.
SOIREE MIBITATRB,- . <
WYERB ACADEMIC GADU?\ • , .
CWM. F. WYBR-,, A. M v , Prim* »W
WEDNESDAY EVENINGf-Dec. :
Unde* lie direction o'
MAJOR O. ECKEJSTDCSFF; t • . -
n , BIHGPELB-S CBLBBBaML&
Unde. the direction <St Mr. A, BfRGFKLIV 1 vUlbefc
■' - . . . .
TICKETS (including reserved tJEWER
rany feMiad Dow at 3 E. GOULD’S GlasicStartft asiX
KI6LEY S Bookstacd, Contmeatal r&fceb <£
XTBW CHESTNUT-8T TE3S&.TB»
. 'CHESTNUT Street, aßora Tare* 111.
GROVES & SINK J.. Let sees saeuwn m.’
THIS EVENING.
01 Dion Boucicault’s .beautiful AfilitKTtaad- Scat* ties
Drama. in three act e. called-
JESSIE BROH'H;
.THE BBLIEFo’f LUCKNOW, .
Wnlcft, during the past si t olafetßi'ha# • '
FILLED THE THEATRE W EVTSeWaRT W»*
PHtl ADEUPHIA’S S BLITS,
Who hare manifested their delii iht nightly bythnl!
MOST RAPTUROUS AJ* PLAUS2.
. TRB ENTIRE PBISSB
Bare exßreeaed th»tj delight at.itsDrrdnctioal*
THE MOST FLAT r£i{ierg£ NOTICES.
And pres out ce It. nndonbU-dly tt. >
SUCCESS OF THE SEA SON. -
m^S?.U le S a S l!1 be presented with thi < NEWand BRAIL*
tiful scenery, superb cos rmiES, grasb
MUSIC. KOVEL MECHANIC AL Rr\ SECrR. and EX
CELLENT DIS TRIBUTION OF CHA I iAOTEBS.
The pe'-formancewill conclude wii h Ke-nblde* #4*
mired comedy in three acts,for the first time in thiscitr
for many years, called 1
LAUGH WHEN YOU C 4 N-
George Goseamer r. Lewis Bakov
-Will he produced on ’ J
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. i Bth,
the great success of jatt season, that ‘ true picture of
Lonisiana life, called . ,
THE OCTOROON. ,
CN BATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dt ic. 17th,
SEVENTEENTH GRAND FAMILY MA’ CINEE, ASM
■ LAST MATINEE OF JESSE BRU. WN. dlMf
STREET TREAT EE.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Dee. I sth,
- „ ' , LUCILLE WESTERN
WiH appear in her great character of the
' T „„„ SPY °F ST. MaRC. j
LUCILLE WESTERN AS THISBR -
To conclude with "he laughable farce of 1
ICI ON P*BLE ERANCAIS.
TO MORROW. BENEFIT OF LUCILLE' W, SSTBEW.
„ , LAST NIGHT OF EAST LYNNE, v
Seats may he secured irom 9 tins. Curtain rist sat 7%.
M es - JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH:.
STREET THEATRE. .
OV-,?- CLARKE. * ,
TO-NIGHT, l5, ISfit L
AND MARRIED LIFE. ,
CLARKE as PETER PINK WT.'
CLARKE as. HENRY DO VI
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF J. S. CLARKE.
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES.
QBEAT NATIONAL CIRCUS—WAII~
VA NUT STREET. ABOVE EIGHTH.
Directress, MRS. CHARLES WARNER, formerly MBfi’.L
Daw bige ,
YOUNG NICOLO,
YOUNG NICOLO;
THE GREAT CHILD WONDER,
THE GREAT CHILD. WONDER, , *
Will appearf very Evening and on Wednesday and She?
turday Afternoons this week. He is Immense, and ham?
so rival os the
FLYING TRAPEZE.
The TALLEEN BROTHERS, HEBR NICOLO.
MURRY and HUTCHINSON, the SHERWtiOI) ”a&
LY, Mr. end Mrs. TOM KING, Mtb. WARNER? thtv
great Man Monkey, W. SOOBKLLE. Mr. SaM 3TICK
STONE, LE JEDN*
BUST, ths WUd Rldsrof the West, vrtll all appear thi*
week. JSrUllant entres at every performance
__ SPECIAL NOTICE. .
LE JEUNB BURT, a dashinv, fearless
will appear this evening. He is one of the most intrenKt
riders m the profession.
Admiasicn—Flrjt Tier. 80 cents; Second Tier, 25 cants;
Private Boxes, $3 and $B.
Performance commence—Evening?.*). Afternoon 2M.
o’clock.
Cmne’early onall occasions, and get choice seats sA
sights. ■ - dels
ASSEMBLY BUILDING, TENTS
X»- and CHESTNUT Street..
SIGNOR BLITZ.
Soie Great NECROMANCER and tfENTSII,OCSUIBT-
Performances Every Evenings at 7% o’clock. JbL
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AfteSoonslM 3,flS
MYSTEEIBS ot MtGHL
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS OF VENTRILOQUIbEu
wodncingastoiHsMrg effects of the human voice, an!
the LEARNED CANARY BIRDS’ ENTERTAINMENTS.
Admission 26 cents; Children 13 cento; Reserved Seata
SO cents. - ■ no2S
OANFORD’S NEW OPERA HOUSE.
RACE Street, below Third,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
SAMUELS. SANFORD Proprietor and Manager.
„ , SANFORD’S OPERA TROUPE,
The largest and beat Minstrel. Company In existence.
’ Sanford appears in Songs, Dances,'and hie Bnrleiqnea.
Doors open quarter to 7: commence quarter to 8.
AtlmLhion 26 cento; Orchestra 60 cents; Boxes $6. M,
and $3- ■ • nolS-lm
fZJ-ERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PUBLIC
vm REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at
P. Bf., at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Tickets. R
cents. Blx Tickets, $l, to be bad at .Gomd’e, Andre’s,
and Meyer’s Mnsic Stores, and at the HaU. no7-tf
ri HEI ST REJECTS D.—
VA This admirable picture, the greatest prodnetion off
the painter West, is now on exhibition at the aCADBMX
OF FINE ARTS, 1035 CHESTNUT Street, together »
with the endre collection ol the Ins tit ati on. Admittance.
twenty-five cente. noH-2m*
T7XHIBITION OF WORKS OF ART*
" POR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN COM.
MISSION, at the.
. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
An Exhibition of a Private Collection of Works off*
Art, In Paintings, Sculpture, Water Color, and other
Drawings, Engravings, &c,, is now oren at the Penn
sylvania Academy of Fins Arts, No. 1Q35 CHESTNUT
Street, from 9A.M.to 10 I’. M., for the Benefit of th»
Christian Commission.
Admission 25 cts.; Season Tickets 60 eta. nOBS- tjanfi.
TORE ACADEMY OF FINK ARTS,,'.
-A CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, to OPEN DAILY. >
for visitors, from 8 to 6 P. M, US*
BOARDING.
A ROOM AND BOARD FOR A GEN
AA TLBMAN, at So. 368 South FOURTH Street..
Befereuca required. delS-St*
EDUCATIONAL.
TpELA&R GREEK SEMINARY.—^
T MILITABY BOABDOTG SCHOOL* four
MEDIA* Pa. Tborongb course in Matfeeiaaiios, .
Natural Science*, ana Engli&b; praetteul Leßaonßin'CltS
Engineering. Popils received at my tfmei uid-of a£l
ages* and enjoy the benefits of a borne. Refers to lofek*
C. Capp & Son* 28 South TMrd street; Thw. X Clayteu
Esq.* Fifth and Prune streets: ex-Bheriff Ejem, xx&
others. Address Bev. J. HEEVEY BABTON, a! IE
VILLAGE GBBBN. Pennsylvania. no 6 8m
DOST AND FOi
TAKEN UP ASTRAY—A:-
rough bay HORSE* at Eighth and Spring Gar**
den streets, December Bth. Can be seen at Batderatonfsr
Etables* in BUTTON WOOD Street, above Eighth. Then
owner fe requested to come forward, prove property, «2>
otherwise he will be sold .the 17th, at 10. o’clock Aw
M. Lieutenant H WHITE.
It* . Eighth Police Distriet^
QTOLEN. —AT A BATED MEETING*
O of the NEPTDNE BOSS COMPANY held on Ma**
day Evening. -December lE, 1863, itwas, on mottos*,
Resolved. That a reward $i TWESTY-FIVE JUtOli-
LABe he offered lor the return of the castings add oiu
meats belonging to our fancy carriage, which harabeea
stolen from the hose hence. sad FIFTY <■ DOLLAJSS- foe
the arrest aad conviction or the thief or thieves:
Junk shops and metal dealers please take dot'
'■?& PBANK N, Wfi ASTON,
• • Secretary, „
No. lOia LBHoffcßtreefcJ
_ ; PERSONA!.
PERSONA L.-LOOK BEFORE TOR
X LIAP 1-SoU* Gold and Plated JBVTW<RY, eiiaap
eet in the city. ■ 916 .RACE Street.. . dell-fep
TNFOBMATION WA N TKK D.—Tffl*
unde? signed desiresto hems fronyiiie sister of J. ML
Staples, Beprifcr bberiffof £1 BoTadtateantr* CaUforo&CT
She to reside in to. StgaSS*
was murdered while in the diauuwge of his ofiiatn
duties. Etoeffeete weawattiM *
JAMES B. Offico,
placerville. S|J)or&do coimt^CaL
S WRITTEN AMD VERBAL DB.
MMmpNStf Character, Conetitnaon, andS»*
l«St > .’Britt Baalth, JSdo*»-
caU-tnt'nclylf NtßsjssMreSjEjw s£ d »ljS»<ffiei%«b-*
IJE.IMER’S COLORED PHOTO*
GR-* PHS, oafs $1.69, Just the style fob
S“"» Aecnrata and natural 3b coloring. Go early;
d’fd d the croedi Gallery, SECOJSH Street, abate
THE ELEPHANT SALE.—THE AN-
BtTAJfSunday school sale of nsefnl and fancy ar
lioleßWiVf be held In the tamale School Room of tka
Church. of the Episbany, commencing on WRDSKS
-SAY, Vhel4th last., at noon, and continuing till m-
HAI rEYBHIue. deli-It«
OLD WHISKY CHOICE OLD
Wheat. Bye, and Bourbon Whiifcy
rtor rule by K P. MIDDLETON.
. flelli 3t* g North tBONT Street.
fHAKTES DE VIBITE—YOU CAN
~ not hod more pleasing and iib-Hke «SflfL3Sfc
Where Go In.time, days ehort. to B. F. BBIMBR S
popular Gallery, 6«d AaCH Street “
TOYS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.—
tat received from Europe, a
%3?££g?J2353.
D *S-i&£ d %&B3Slifig££ m