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NOTICES.
BB»r a. A. WlMLirtlsr, 0, D,|
will deliver 11b amaßlni Lectors OH -
SUNSHINE;
CIl, THE BECBBT OF HAPPINESS,
... THE rOHJH* HEH’B OHHIBTIAN ASSOOIATrOW OF
rHIr.ABEI.PHIA,
0 fgIPAF BVENIN3, NEXT, the SOth lust., At the
musical, fund hall.
Gents.
"l m lid at MartUa's. No. 608 Cliastant street, at th*
.storf-*. Ac.
anmber of tickets for Reserved Beats can be
j a t Bartlea's at FiftT Ceats each. deJB-tf
SON. SCHUYiLBK COUP AX,
The diatiniroiehei
.ejEBB OF THE HOUSE OF BSPBBBKETATIVBB.
WILL ADDBEB3
THE PEOPLE OF PHILADELPHIA
OJT
“O'UR DUTIES,"
jjXT TUESDAY SYEKINO, JAMUABY 8, 1835,
ACADEMY of music.
Cot Baterved Seats, 50 cents. To be bail at
JlfflS'S eofj CHESTHtTT Btreet, on
Ey&rSi.T'JBDAT, December SI
•Served Stats, SB cent*. To be had at MARTIEN’S
' " i de2B-6l
UKANI* COaraiHKSTIRT Bill,
t&T will be given to the ■•REPrTSLICAN IHrat-
Sirse” o f Philadelphia, by a lars# number of U*
ci Kr« and friends, on THURSDAY BVBSINGt.
►'‘SS wb, 1865, at the ACADEMY OP MUSIC, *
A limited number fcr sale by Jhe foUow
|.4aune4*en
vffisab^sK 00 " BteaBt
w. HAKBT MlbbSKi 339 WALNUT Btreet.
tfW^?MSaGS»i2^ JPMM, - ;
John M Cummings, 618 Market street.
T, genian, 4-iiiAi.rket street.
I' VT, Lrmjn, *9 North Eighth etreet.
n«ld Foy, Eighth, abore Ta.ker etteet.
i D Grov.r, 236 South Twtufto street,
j c. Oarriruea. 224 Kortb Thirteenth street.
• £ Smith, 1314 Locus' etreet.
. u'n) Airey, IC6 Callow hii/. etreet...
j Wejne Meredith ,107 Commerce street,
i Jay Fisher, 1612 Willow Btreet.
j W. 8 Stewart, 1376 Pine etreet.
f’tt .Toner, 825’Arch street,
lelin C. Snowdon, 1?6 South Beoond street,
p Stackhouse, Jr. , 89 Sontn Second etreet.
V*, Walkmehaw. 0. 8. Custom Renee.
n lie ante on, 138 Walnut etreet,
flnsriee Pryor, 822 North Thirteenth etreet.
VR Fmley, 40 and 42 North Third street.
8 Bnctel, 331 Bonth Berenth Street,
s Snyder Letdy, National Union Olnh.
A C. lolorts, N, K.cor. Klerenth and Tina streets.
Ocorje 8 Collom, 288 North Eighth street.
0 1. Siillorosa, Third, below Ateh street.
Joseph H. Palate Ml North Sixth etreet.
A p. eboa.man, Kaoe, below Sixth street.
.Vepli A Cftuet, 213 Vine nty t et.
Geo. Inman Riche, 12S0 Walnut street.
Geo. W. .Taster, 28 Ifo-tth Third street,
ff. B Carroll, 80 Berth-Thtrcl etreet.
Vifiik H. Haworth, 3!4 Market street.
t. -A; X»tppincptt, a. B cor. Fourth and Aroh Its.
Dr. H. C. Patfct. ft 24 Hortfa Sixth street.
5. t»- Jewell, m Bonth Twelfth etreet.
S. f*. Bonder, 3.Dock etreet.
gzt&Ldkeiia, 315 Market ttreet,
George Truman, Bt6 Market street.
omen OF THE MAKEFAC7TIJ«
- KBBS’ IHaOBAHCB OCMPAHT, Ho. *l«
[ILMDT Straet, » . .
. Pbiladstotta, December I,IBM.
fie Annual HeeUni of tbs Stockholders of “Tin
[mlaotnreis'. Ininrance Company of the State ol
fttHTlTfU>ia”WUl be held, at the office of the Com
ufi on MONDAY, the id day of January, 1855, bo
real the hours of 4 and 6 o’clock F. M., when an
Ktion for Tea Directors for She year 188 S will be held
imordanee with the Charter ana By-Laws
JH. B. KBILT,
; Secretary,
OFFICE FESSSYZ-VAMA lUUI>
soad oompaht,
_ -PsiLAEfiLPUIA, Not. 4th. IBM.
50?1C£ TO BHAKBHOI, DEBS.-The BharehoMeraU
c? Company are notified that. under Besolntton of ths
■.ltd of Directors, they are entitled to subscribe to ihe
t«t of the Company the amount of TBS FBB CBHT,
iiMr respective interest, as shown by the Books oi
i Company on the 2d lost
Inch shareholder entitled to a fractional part of a
ere, under the terms of the Besolntton,shall hare the
of snhserthinc for a fall share on the payment
f fifty Dollars.
mtitok will be leaned at the par ralne of FIFTY
VIUE6 per share. Accrued interest at SIX FBB
IST «1U be charted from Ist Inst, natil payment la
Ms Books for snhaerlptlon andnayment wlllhe open
1 IiOKDAY, the ?th inat, and will close on the 3ut of
isiaher host, after which no farther subscriptions
/jl to recelyed under thle Besolntton.
‘ THOS. T. FIRTH,
Treasurer.
OFFICE OF ran WBftfnH
FEHfIfiXIiTABIA EAILSOiO CO MV ANT.
rniLA.DKl.pntA, December 22 1864.
SOTICETO STOOKHOIiDBKS. The Annual Masting
!;be Stockholder* of the Wentern Pennsylvania Ball-
Company will he held on MOHD AT . the ninth day
jiiadsiy, 1865. at-12 o’clock M.. at Mo. 338 Bonth
and Director* will he
Sl-yS Jay and plac JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.'
STOCKHOLDERS’ NOTICE.-
- The Animal Masting of the Stockholders; of the
a CREEK AND RIDGWaY BAILKOaD COMPANY
Kibe Arid on MONDAY, tlio'iiiiitli day of January,
put nH o’clock P. M i at No: 338 South THIRD
feet, Philadelphia.
fla Election for President and Directors will lie held
day and place.
JOSEPH LESLEY, fieontenr.
??;ur»ELPHiA, Dee. 22,1554, de22-tja9
OFFICE OF' XHK WESTMORE.
. Li!Si> COAL COMPART, Ho. 830 South
3!SD Street, comer of Willing 1 * alley. _
Philadelphia, Dm 21,1864.
It a meeting of the Directors of the WBSIMOBB
ljM) COAL COMPACT? • held this day, a Dividend of
fngpgß GENT. on the CajiitaJ StocK was declared,
M?.bie on and after January 3d, 1866.
fra Transfer Boohs will be 6th
*fe-tjaS •" V_' ___ Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE
Ift&BAHOS COMPANY, 400 WALNUT
.t(A, rjJJLADBLPHIA, December 23, IHJ4. ,
ifi’j/r'E. —The animal meeting of the Stockholders of
l> ?£is£st«rprifle Insurance Company” will he held on
(ONDaY, the 9th‘day of January next, at 10 o’clock,
iY., st the office of the company.
); election, for twelve Directors, to serve the ensuing
hr. will he held on the same day, at the tame place,
Wien thahouiß Of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock V.
5 . CHaB. IOBTlBt
at-ate Secretary
OFFICE OF TME MAISOAS MHK*
IHQ COMPANY, Ho. 334 WALNUT Street.
pHIIiADBLPHIi. Not. 26,1864.
tales 1» hereby flvea that, alletook of the Mandu
Cum Company, on which Instalments are dne sad
mid, have been declared forfeited, and will be Bold
ifiblio Auction, on THUJBSDAY. December 29, 1864,
ill o’clock soon, at the Office or the Secretary of the
tapany, accordlnt to the Gharterand By-laws, nnleci
Idt ob or before that day.
By order of the Directors,
ua-tde® B. A. HOOPBS, Treasurer,
TIIE FOCBTH SATIOKAI, BASE,
- Pfln-ADBLPHfAt December 8,1861
snmml Election of BIRBCTOES will be held at
HflilKIHO BOUSE on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
estr, 1665, between the hoots of 2 and 4 o'clock
ff» Aisnal Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
ills same time. SAMUEL J. MAG MULLAH,
M-ijalO Oaehler,
FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’
- NATIONAL BANK. —PhiladhApiiu, Deoem-
j t 1804.
Annual BleoMon for Birectors of thi* Bankwll]
:eld at the BAH KINO HOTTSB, on WBDNBBDAT,
<llih day of January next, between the hours of 10
Ml. k andBo’clock P M.o
WO-tiall W, RU&HTON, Ja.. Caehler.
THE THIRD HATIOJJAIi BARR
01 PSXLADBLFHIA*
Dboskbir 8,1884.
Tie Second Animal Meetln* of the STOOKHOLDSBB
'ite Third Rational Bank of Philadelphia will be
il »t the Banking Honee, 8. W. corner of MABKBT
hiMBBKIOK Streets, onTOBSDkI, January 10, 1888,
•‘Uo'cloeknoon.
in Election for Directors to nerre for the ensuini you
Wl be held on the same day» between the hoars of 13
M 2 o’clock*
fclO-lm S QIrKJDIKNUfG. Cashier.
FHOUtILPHU USD REABIHH
rf RAILROAD COMPANY, Office Mo. iM7 Sonth
OtETH Street, „ t .
PniiAOßiPinA, Noyomber SO, 1894. _
.SITU)END HOTIGB.—Tb# transfer booke of tbje
tnpiai will be closed on THURSDAY, December 15,
reopened on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10,1866.
t Dividend of FIFTEEN PER GENT, on the common
“preferred stock, dear of National and State tazee,
•w been declared* payable is common stock.on the Slsi
i'fwmbor next, on all stocks standing on the books ol
'|Ccinp&ny, at the close of business on the 10th prox.
.weiholder* whose names are registered on the New
books will be paid/at the Fanners’ Loan and
Company. S. BBADFOBD,
wl-tf Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE I.OCDST MODS
TAIH coal amd ibon compabt,
Philadelphia, Dec 16,1864.
itsAjnoal Meeting of the Htoekholdere of tbs above
poed Coonjaay will be held at their Office, No. id3o
THIBJ) Street, on MONDAY* the 15th day of
*«Hfxy aexc, at 13 o’clock M., when an ELECTION
i4 l ; "**4 for seven Directors to serve for the ensuinc
J b « Transfer Books of the Company wiU he closed for
S&aHf Klor '’^lkV'lfcoratary.
DIVIDES I» SfOTICK.—OFFICE OF
."THE MAPLE SHADE OIL COMPACT, 834
'IIRUr btreet,
» „ Philadelphia, Dee. 23,-1664.
“wsaard of Directors haTe this day declared a di-
V& of POtTR PEE CENT, and TWELVE PEB
‘M extra, making SIXTEEN PEB CiNT., payahla
‘ ; ueii office o& tyid after the 30th last, ■ clear of State
Jk Transfer Books will 1» closed on the 24thlast.,
7X M., asd be opened oa the Sgßt.
»*23 7i* TEOS. B. BEARLTS, Secretary-
PHXIi&BBLFHIA Afi D BEADIKQ
.. RJJIiBOAD COMPANY, Office South
jETH Street. Philadelphia, Doe. 32, 1854.
JO AVOID DETENTION, Bfce holder* of Coupons of
; Oonipauy due on the Ist proximo, are requested to
Uf them at this office on or before lae 81st last,, when
Sts will be given, deducting 10 per .cent, for State
-’United States taxes, and obeotte will be ready for
luery on THBBDAI, Kite Sd of January, in rarehange
J'JtJ reoelpta, 8, BSADFOBD,
' : *tvSt • . Treasurer.
office or union mcidal in
6UKAHCE COMPANY, .
k, Philadelphia. See. 17, 1864.
.■-f .Annual Meeting or the fatoc* end Scrip holden of
■j.toion Mutual Ins. Co., of Philadelphia, will lie
the Office or Company, on MONDAY, Janaary
> 12 o'clock noon, at which time an election wiu
< Wd for Eight Director! to eerre
I{ l3-1E Becret’ary.
.. OFFICE OF THU HOHTH PUBS'
h SYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Meoticr of tbe Stockholders of the North
isi'J'jania latlroad Company win ha held at the
,°t , t^a Company. No. 407 WALNUT Street,
(‘.‘‘i'ilj’lita, on MONDAY, January 9th, 1885, at la
»llf " i** which time aid place ae Election will be
in-, 1 ;! a Prealient and Dlreotor« to «erve lor the
jh'Hjear, EDWARD ARMSTRONG,
- >»9 . Secretary.
jnsUBANCE COMPAHT OJ THE
STATE OP PBNNbYIiVAKIA. _
i„ .. , Phxli ADBiiP e iAi Dec. 23*lSOi
WiiviW*? ll for Thirteen Directors of the Company
fcin> h ! ld °a MOHDAT. January 9,1865, at the Com
ffice, Jfoa. 4and & BXCBANGB Building, be
' w* the hours of ten o’clock A. M. end one o[clock
4a* wmniAKH tSSBSSr.
ASSIJAI, BBBTISS OB TUB
ISn „ Stockholder* of the POTTH7ILLB MISIKa
OO.. for tile BLKOTIOHof
tile casßtnc TOST. wUI ba held at the Offloc
D 4 f Ho. inf WALHDT Btreei, onTDBS
-3.V.- M, 1865. at I o’clock P, M.
j ! 18^ )0 iww, m HiQHAjfP JOHBB, President.
. PETKOIEUM STORAGE COST
PANr of PHIL ADBDFHIA. -Tha Snbseriptton
at the uffloe of the Oompany,
Street, and at the Booms of the Fhlla
t«£f Pari of Trade, 808 OHBBTHOT Street, until
{fc' J “ ! ’ forwardiS«nhßcrtptt(m* or instalments wiH
Tftj.iylte their cheeks payable to the order of F. B,
"“H-, Bsq. , Treaenret- . noM-ethtf
. NATIONAL BANK.
Is . PHn.iDKi.PHiA, Deo. 8,1884.
Sn g l?' , J c "i„for thirteen Dir eel ora.to larva tie an*
hi Ml be bald at tba Banking Home on TUBS*
*tlb''ffifSMJ 10.13 M, from 10o'clock A St. toSP, 1L
WB. MOOONBBLII, Cashier.
-' socrawißK sationai bahh,
f oa TCBSDAT. the 10thday of
*l' », aex ’ botwoeu the hours of 10 o'clock A. X.
VSfSls®* Ua * o * the Stockholders wUI ho held at
. * F ‘ 8 &r.
„*** BiHBMOTCKBBi’
«08AX, BARK.
*£» FSltAMiyai'A, Bfc 9, JB*t_
§.° s *OE N?4l w JKS_b*™!>y ’ Mtl«B4 that an SLSp-
£ a DI SS9W a « f » u « Bank, to serT«
SSfsg „*4L'ar. will bo held at the BAKKISTG
if A?H <tnd?f JM»tutrjr-11, 19*9. between
• f n..m--woow^.
NOTICES.
■ggr» memorial .
OF
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
FOB THB
. U< S. SANITAEY COMMISSION,
HKIB IH PHItABBiPHIA, JUHB, IB#l
BY CHABLKB J. BTILLB,
PRICE, FIVE DOIAAKB.
«... U, S* Sahitabt Comciesroir.
Philadelphia Aobnot, 1307 Chbsthut Sthhht,
the OamniuSaV/oleahat
COHMISBIOS ben to announce Uutt
tterVHISTOET OP THB FAIkT* prepared hr W.
at the request of the Executive Committee, Is
SvSP f° r delivery. It forms a very elegant quarto
gdnmeof more than two hundred pages. Is printed on
»• 5H the ** Caxton Pres* ” of Messrs.
00 -» I* illustrated with photographs of
some of the more interesting objects of the Exhibition.*
It contains an account of the origin and progress of the
Fair? a description of the different Departments; a
statement of the financial result? a full list of all the
Committees. Are.. &o.
As this work is designed primarily for the members of
the various Committees, 1 and a limited edition only has
been printed, it has Men thought best to place if in
ftedeUvery ifr ' JAMES K * Bmm * as agent for
Those who desire copies will please call on or ad
dress Mm at No. 33 South SIXTH Street (secondary).
to reiateat wf “SS n . * t °“ wEo “* y “»* *•
eiS’) E V -WUI ba I<iad JW° r aoltvery on WBDHBBDAT,
ast inst, del7-tf
SgT.ISF-jgXl' BBATT.—CTHZABS'
?r»??£rL»tr • 7l^ e bagleavs to call the attention
P/aftedand to those who are Bwolted
and liable to Military Duty, and also to that class of
perbons who are not liable to draft (Ladies and Gentle-
SLiPm?? forty-five yesrs), to our Agency for procuring
bnbsUluteß and Volunteer Representatives. Persons
|boula attend to this important matter at once, as the
Draft has been fixed for the ISth pf February next.
, We ar b coing a strictly Legitimate Business: we are
furnishing men not liable to the draft as Substitutes
and Representatives, as low if not at lower prices than
eny other Agency in Philadelphia. The law allows us
to pnt Substtttttesin the Navy or Marine Corps, to be
credited to any District in the State where the principal
resides.
To facilitate business, if persona living in or out ofthe
oity, 'who are enrolled, will furnish ns with a certifi
cate QfJaeir enrolment from tie Provost Marshal x>f
cfteir District, they can have Substitutes sworn Into
either branch of this service, which will folly exempt
them from draft. . •
Befcrence can be given to Lattes and Gentlemen in
this city for whom we have done business in this line,
ana auo in the frltowing counties: Chester, Delaware,
Montgomery, Berks, Bucks, Schayikill, and Norfch
anpton.
If. B.—Churches and-Clubs furnished at the lowest
possible prices. Liberal arrangements made with
Township Committees to fill quotas. .
Call or addresß MoNALLY, PAX&OH, $ Co.,
_ 411 CHESTNUT Street, or
Box 107 f Philadelphia Post Office.
iSST- TOIO N mVNV£E& REFRESH.
MB3ST SALOQN, foot of WASHINGTON Ave
nue.—We «» dga’n obliged to appeal to our fallow
citizens for aid to sustain .our institution, We are
thankful for the liberal rapport we have received, and
believe tie expending of no similar stun has added so
much to the comfort of onr soldiers; in addition to
which,we have been compelled by circumstances 1o
assume temporary care ©f thousands of refugees, freed
men, and rebel deserters, nearly all of whom would
have been forced to seek charity at your doors, and,
doxnicuau in the lowest haunts of the city, wxxldhave
caused much annoyance and disturbance. They hare
remained with us generally hut a few days, and places
have been found for them away from the city, where
their labor was in great reguest.
The arr&Bfexnents for the ear© of the soldiers in our
city have added largely to onr reputation for hospitality
and brotherly lore, sad to continue the good work the
necessary means must be furnished. Funds forwarded
by letter to our committee, or handed to either of the
following gentlemen, will reach usr;•
Rev. Dr.'Thomas Brainerdv No. 684 Pine street.
Thomas Robbins, Esq.. President Philadelphia Bank.
1). B. Cummins, JSsq.% President CHrard Bank. .
S. A. Mercer, Esg., President Farmers’ and Mecha
nise’ Bank.
J. B. Austin, Esq., President Southwark Bank.
M. W. Woodward, Esq., Cashier Manufacturers’ and
lechanlcs’ Bank.
Thomas T. Firth. Bag., Treasurer Patras, Railroad.
James p. Hand & Co., corner Mart ot'and Decatur sts,
Samuel B. Poles, Beg , 767 Vine- street,
ARaD BABHO WS, Chairman.
J. 8.-Wapb, Secretary. - de26-12t
mm'"' OFFICE OF VHIOI BmTOIKIKI
|WF ASSOCIATION, N. W. eosnerof SEVENTH and
BANSOH Streets, December 0.1861
At the Thirty-third Annual Meeting of the Acsoe!*-
don, the following named gentlemen were elected off*
cere and managers for IMH-’SS:
SAMdBL H D pBftKUTB.
KIOHAED D. WOOII“™#isHEE i»A*HrS.
I * tppß AK?TRttW
EDMUND WILCOX. No. 404:’CHESTNUT Street
COBRESPuNDINO SECRET ABT,
li. MQNTGOMEKY BOND.
BBCOKDINQ SECRETARY.
JOHN H. ATWOOD.
IfASAGBRSt
Benjamin Coatee, Thomas A. Bcdd, .
Thomas Latimer, Charles Bhoa&c,
John Bohlen, Biohard Wood;
William Pnives, Charles 8 Whsts, H, D„
Arthur G. Coffin, E; B. Wood,
Benjamin One, James Bayard,
John W. Claghorn, Joseph A. Clay,
Thomas Watison, Alfred M. Collies,
Joseph JEE. Doilies, Charles W. Cushman i
JohnAshhnrst, Philip C. Garrett..
Messrs. 8. C. Cooper and Thomas Evans are the only
tersons duly authorized to collect funds for the Assoela-
JOHN H. ATWOOD,
Becording Secretary.
ass* uwiosr league house, 1216
CHESTNUT Street %
Philadelphia, Dee. 29, 1864.
Ad Adjourned Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE of
Philadelphia wiH he held at CONCERT HALL, on
FRIDAY, January 6th, at 8 o’clock P, M., to recelye
and act on the Report of the Committee on By-laws.
Tickets, admitting members only, can he obtained
from Mr. C. R. "Whipple, Assistant Secretary, at the
League House. GEUBGE H. BOKEB,.
deaß-tja6 • Secretary*
f<SF"» MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE OF
SOUTHWABK-Adjourned Meeting on THURS
DAY EVEsING, 29th insfc.» at 7)5 o’clock, at their Hall,
FIFTH Street, below Washington avenue. Debates
next month. All who desire to become members are
invited* Cde2S-2t»] JOHN W, FBAZLBB, Sac.
OFFICE OF THE ANTHRACITE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Ho. 311 WALNUT
Street. Philadelphia, Den 27,1864.
An Election for Ten Directors of the Company will be
held on MONDAY, January 2d, 1865, at the Company’s
Office, No. 311 Walnut street, between the hours ofi.lo
and 12 o’clock A, M.
' de2B-fit WM M, SMITH, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE FAME INSI7*
RANGE COMPANY. No. 406 CHESTNUT
Street. . _
Philadelphia, December 27,1564. >.
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Fame Insurance Company will be held on MON
DAY, the 9th day of January next, at 10 o’clock A. M„
at the office of the Company.
■ An election for twelve Directors, to serve the ensuing
year, wUlbe held on the same day, at the same place,
between the hours of 10 o’clock A M., and 2 o'clock
de2B-tja9 WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary*
OFFICE OF THE BECEIFEK OF
•HEP TAXES, Fhix.adei.phia. Dec 37, 1864.
Tax-payers are hereby notified that deiingaents will
be advertised on the FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT. and
all Taxes remaining unpaid on the 15 th will he subject
to a farther penalty ol FIVE PER CENTUM (6-100,)
(feigned) J. G. KBLBB,
de2S St Receiver of Taxes.
OFFICE OF THE IHSCBAECE
WSMcoMPaNY OF SORTS AMERICA, Philadel
phia, December 27, 1864.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will bn held
at the Office of the Company, No. £33 >VAIjNOT Street,
on MONDAY, January 9, 1865, at 32 o’clock M , and on
TUESDAY, January 10 (the day following), an election
will be held for Directors to ser ro for the ensuing year.
de2B 12t CHARLES PLATT, Secretary.
|£3SP» BTOCKHOIDSKS’ JfOTICE.-THE
I® Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the GOlf-
BELSVILLE - AKD SOUTHERN . PENNSYLVANIA
Railway COMPANY will be held on MON D AY, the
9th day of January. 1865, at 3 o’clock P. M., at the office
of the Company* No* 930 South THIRD Street* Phila
delphia. ’
An Election for President and Directors will he held
oil the came day and plaee,
de23'tja29
THE GBEAT WESTEra OD>
|9e? COMPANY,
Tteflunmtt 3 1864 i
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will ie held
at the Office of the Company, l Ho. 414 WAMTUY
Street, PHIHAJDBLPHIA, on MOJTDAY, January 3d,
18W» at 12 o’clock noon.
‘ An Election lor fire Directors for the year 1885 will 1m
held at the same time.
The Stock Transfer Books will he closed from Decem
ber 28th, 1864, until January 3d, 1855. _
de9-tja2 • M. B. KEILY, Secretary.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK Of
■H® PHILADELPHIA.
Thankfokd, Doc. 20, 1804.
The Annual Election for Directors of ibis Bank will
be held at the Banking House, on TUESDAY, January
10th, 1865, between the hours of 12 M. and 3F. H.
dcia-tlaio W. H. HHAtyg, Cashier.
Qrgaf PHILADELPHIA AND MiAMNB
■3® RAILROAD COMPART - Office 337 South
FOURTH Street. „ „
Philadelphia. December 12, 1884.
Rotlce is hereby civsn to the Stockholders of this
Company that the Annual Meeting - and an Bleetlon for
President, six. Manager*, Treasurer, and Secretary will
take place on toe second MONDAY (Bth) of January
next, at 12 M. ' WM. H. WEBB,
del2-t)&9 Secretary.
mssF* tmth-ward bounty mm
PH TREASURER’S REPORT.
Amount of money collected..... * ..*•►*.520,719
'* “ expended 20,622
Balance •*-*• ■»►»». «*» ♦ *-#»* •. •*►•►►,« $97
Humber of men credited to the ward ......487
** ** required*. >•»>*. «•**»*♦♦►*** 280
Surplus**!***.***** ....207 men
The ward will feqnire about 120 men to fill ita quota
under the call of the President of th 9 united States fox
SOO.GOO men. It is desirable that prompt action should
betaken by the citizensof the ward, not only from a
sense of duty, but on the score of economy. BUbscrlp*
tions should be haaded in as soon as possible.
A. H. FBAHCISGUB.Treasurer,
de22 6t JETo. 513 MARKET Street.
*3Sr» AMERICAN US'S INSURANCE
l=K> AHD TRUST COMPART. '
Fini.ADKLPHiA. December 19,1961
The Animal Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany, for the election of Thirteen Trastees to serve the.
ensuing year, will he hell at the OiHoe, S. B. corner of
POURTH and WALHUT Streets, on MOHDAT, Janu
ary 2, M 66, between the honrsof 10 A. M. acd 12 o’clock
noon JOHN S. WILS )R,_
KSf-f I’HIIJ,nEI.PniA AWO DABBY
BAILROAD CO, —N OTICB is hereby given to the
Stockholders of this Company that the Annual Meeting
and an Election for President and six Directors will
take place ob the second MONDAY (9th) of January,
1865, at 4 P. M , at the Company's Depot, on DARBY
Ayenne, between Forty-ninth and "Fiftieth streets.
cU24-tjafl . Jp. H, gLICKWIR, Secretary,
m «ar»* OFFICE OF THE CITY TREA
•bE? StJBEE, Philadelphia, Dec. 23d, 1864.
“NcTlCfi TO LOiNHOLDEBS.”
The City Treasurer is prepared to pay lioans ma
turing January Ist, 1865, and the holders thereof are
requested to present them at this Office, on or after the
2d day of January. HENRY BUMM,
<3e24-6t City Treasurer.
KST* OFFICE OF THE CITY TBEA*
WBff SURER, Philadelphia. Dec. 23d, 1861
NOTICE TO LOAN HO LDBR3.
The City Treasurer wiU pay the Interest on C ty
Loans, due January let, on and after January 2d,
1865. - HENRY BUMS,
de24 fit City Treasurer.
»3a»» OFFICE OF THE PHIUDEL*
l» PHI A FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,—The an
nual meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will
be held on MONDAY, January 2, 1868, between the
hours of 10 and 12 o’clock A. M., at their office. No.
433 CHESTNUT Street, when and where an ELEC
TION for Directors will he held, in conformity with
the charter. FRANCIS BLACKBUENE,
de24-Bt* Secretary.
*538” OFFICE OF THE JUWCYIOHI
las' EAILBOAD COMEAUX. —NOTICE TO STOCK
HOLDERS.—A special meeting of the Stockholders of
the Inaction Railroad Comply will he held op TUES
DAY,’ thelid day or January, 186 S. at 11 o'clock A. M ,
at No. 338 South THIRD Street. Philadelphia, to con
elder the propriety of issuing additional hoods for the
purpose of fully completing foe road.
deWlßt JOSEPH LESLEY. Secretary,
ers~ SETESTH NATIONAL BASK,
KX? - Philadki.phia, December 12,1864.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank,
for the ELECTION OP DIRECTORS, will he held on
TUESDAY, January 10.1866, between the hours of 11
o’clock A. M. and 2o'clock r. M. _ .
del3~tjalo B. B. HALL, Cashier.
agar” Pennsylvania and ohio on,
■w COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
NOTICE.—The Subscription Ldet of this Company
wae closed on Saturday last. A limited number of
Share S'.wUl he sold at #sper share, at the office, corner
FOURTH and LIBRARY Streets
dedFdt* J. H. TROUTMAN, Secretary.
ms- SCHCTLHII.L NAVIGATION CO.
H»6cßTb hereby flvenftha? the Annual 0 J&etbog.of
the Stockholders and Loanholders, and an Elosttowof
Shla. oi WkB’AT, the Ed of January next, at 11
OFFICE OF THE PABKEH PB>
COMPANY. 4u ut
Philadelphia, Dee. 16,1864..
In pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Directors,
a Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the PARKER
PETROLEUM COMP ANY will’be heldatillW AL
NUT Street. Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY, the
day of December, A. OTIOM, at 10 o'elook A. R, to
• take Into' consideration an offer for 'the, Pnrdhaae of a
?f°the a itomd. eftii Co “ P wfc I t OONBT.
OFFICE OF THE .
VOLGUIC OIL HID COIL COKPAST
The VOLCANIC OIL AKD COAL COMPAIJY. of West
Virginia, formed oar. 2 800 agree of OIL Territory, mob
the ‘ Great Dpheeral" is Western Virginia, Asa men
organised ns follows:
PItKSIBBKT,
- WM. O: feTILSS, Jr.
TRKASITRJBK.
LEWI* CGOFEB.
BUCKET ART. *
A: L. MASSEY.
SIKBOTOKS, !
WM. 0. STILES, Jk ,
If. BTBIBBR.
ffS- E HACKER, g,
LBWII COOBBB,
_ , ROBERT H. GBATZ. ,
The subscribers to the Capital Stock of the above Com
pany arc hereby notified to pay thoti subscription on or
before the Bth day of January, 18S5. • .
A limited number of sharer, not exceeding SixTfcou-,
eand« are offered to the public at ’subscription price*
$4 PEE SHARE, up to the sth of January, after which,
time no subscriptions will be taken,
COOPER * GRAFF,
Subscription Agents,
Ho. tl MEECHAJtTB’'B3 CHANGE.
d029-tias
OFFICE BfoetE ISIiAJTJD LtBBI*
CATI HQ OIL OOMPANX,
THIRD and DOCK Streets, -
(second story*)
FHiLADEtPHiA,Deeember2B,lB6l.
At & Meeting of the Board of directors of the Com
pany, held Hogrember 25, 1864, the following was
adopted:
MeSolved, That for the purpose of furnfeMtxg a Work
ing Capital, the Capital fetook of this Company he.and
it f« hereby assessed Oke BonnAß-per shave; twenty* fire
percent, of which shall be called In by the Treasurer
on the third of January, 1865;. the remaining three
fourths to be called in at intervals of fifteen days be
tween each twenty-five per cent.
In pursuance of the above Resolution an assess
ment of twenty* five cents per share-on each and every
ehare of stock will be due and payable on or be
fore Januare Sd» 1865; twenty-five cento on or before
January-Ifith; twenty-five cents on* or before Febru
ary Ist. 1866, and the balance on ox before February
IStb, 1865.
. .The Transfer Books of the Company will close on
THURSDAY, December 29th. and re-open on TUES
DAY, January Sd. EDWARDS. FLOOD,
It* - - ; Treasurer.
PBESIBEHT
WSff
onoAifirap trsrox* m jaws 0f PEBT2rsrE,rA»iA*
Frorident—AJfOKY EDWARDS. Es*.. New York.
Treasurer—L. 2. SIMPSON, Esq.., Hew York.
Secretary-J. EBWIN OONAHT.-Esq., NeW York.
..JOHN M; CLAPP, Esqu. General Resident Superin
tendent. .
Counaelr*Messrs. PLATT, GEBABD, ft BUOKLEY,
Hew York.
. AMOBY HD WARDS, Esq., Hew York.
XBKNB. CHOOSER, Esq.., of Crocker ft Warren, Hew
York.
FLETCHER-WBSTRAY, Bsfi., of Westray, Gibbs, ft
Hardeastle, Hew York.
j, M. CLAPP,*£so.» President, Yenango counfcT. Pa.
L, H. BIMPSOH, Ssfii* of L. H. Simpson ft Co., Hew
York.
Its lands are . put into the Company at the unprece
dented low price-of- One Hundred Dollars per Acre, the
lowest ever known for OD-bealng territory, and form
In Shares of $25 each, par value, Subscription price
$5 per Share, being in full payment
for a $25 Share .
Ho subscription* received for less than TWENTY
SHARES—SICO,
210,000 SHABBSj or $lOO,OOO RESERVED 70S
Parties subscribing, in this Company wilt receive
annual amount of stock in two other companies act-
Soining wUhoutfurther'charge.
The Lands of these Companies are located on the
Allegheny river, and on Hemlock, Porcupine, and Me-
Ciea creeks, MAKING AH OXL-BOBIHG TEBBITOBY
OF OVER TEN ANDAHALF MILES IN EXTENT.
The wells on this property are being sunk with great
vigor, and promise large supplies of oQ.
. To the'capitalist and* to parties oflimited means un
surpassed inducements are offered.
Persons investing In/.tMs Company get $5 stoek and
the above BONUS for each $2 invested, without further
call or assessment.
Subscription books, maps, and all other information
can be obtained at the office of the Subscription Agents,
FABESWOBTH
Oil. COMPANY.
200,04)0 SHJUtSS-PAR VAX*® #5.00.
SCBSORIPTIOB PEICE...—™ ........
The valuable Oil territory of this Company is locati
on the Kanawha river, Gilmore county. West Virginia,
some distance above, its confluencewlth the Ohio at
Parkersburg (the terminus of the Baltimore 'and Ohio
Ballrosd),. and lies direetiy upon, and is a direction
across tee great ‘ 1 Oil Belt' 1 of this region (as maybe
seen upon the map), in the immediate vicinity of the
wonderful "Burning. Springe,” now regarded as a
sure indication of the presence of oil, from the fact that
it is the oil gas that rises to the surface and hums upon
the water. This property consists of au area of 1,155
acres of magnificent oil and mineral lands, of which the
Company owns an undivided half interest in fee sim
ple, extending!)! miles on the Kanawha river, which
Is navigable to the Ohio. Other streams, tributaries of
tbe Kanawha, traverse this tract, presenting along their
margins every surface indication of a rich yield of oil.
The Company holds the right io put down wells all over
this extensive boring surface, and oil has already been
discovered on this property, near the river, at the depth
of 36 feet. The sinking of two wells to the depth of 800
feet, if necessary* was provided form the purchase of
the land, all of which is paid for without touching the
working or reserved capital of the Gompany. In addi
tion to this, the Company owns. an important interest
(also paid for) in a well located within 400 yards of the
Sre&tXewellyn well, which has flowed 2,500 barrels per
ay, and is directly among the celebrated Bathbone
froup (see map). These are, it is said, the greatest pro
ncisg wells in the country. The former owners of
this well were freed to abandon it on the breaking out
of the rebellion, but tbe Gompany has now made ar
rangements to reopen and tube it, when a large yield of
oil may reasonably be expected from this source alone.
In addition lathe aboveaescribed properties, the Com
pany owns in fee simple* some 400 acres of mineral lands
in Pennsylvania. This Gompany is most fortunate in
pos* earing every facility for rapidly developing the oil,
having on its own. property both timber and coal in
great abundance, and in also having the resident Su
perintendent of: the works, Hr. T. Gh Farnsworth,
largely interested as a stockholder. The manage
ment being in the hands of practical men, of indomi
able energy and perseverance, the stockholders may
reasonably expect uisn to And their shares ranking
with the beet dividend-paving stocks on the market;
for, being out of debt, and having a large working
capital, the holders of stock in this Company take no
risk of being called upon for additional means to carry
on the operations of tbe Company,but on the contrary,
as soon as oil shall be obtained In sufficient quantities,
a dividend on tbe capital stock will be declared. The
remaining portion of the 20,000 shares reserved stock
only is now being sold for additional working capital,
at the subscription price of two dollars per share. Is
can be bad by applying at the office ol the Gompany,
STo. 400 CELBsTKOT Street, up stairs, room 2?o. 16.
and at the counting-house of the President,^ lf o. 504
MABKET Street
R. D. BARCLAY, -
Secretary pro tern.
PBESIDEKT:
F. FAXSOH, 80. K 4 Marketstreet.
TREASURER t
A. A. SBTJMWAT, Mo 221 Market street. * •
directors:
F. PAXSON, No. 604 Market street.
TBOMAB D. WATTSON.of the house of Truitt &
Jo. .628 Market street.
CHAS. BLOOMINGDAXE, of Bloominsdale, Bhine,
fe Co.j_BB2 Market street..
EBWABD J. SEED, of George W. Seed tc C0.,423
Market street. •
M. J. JOSCE, of A. A. Ehtunway & Co., 221 Market
itrest,
JOSIAH BASSETT, Jr.,-So. 423 Market street,
J). D. T. FABH6WOBTH, Esq.. West Virginia. .
EBWAKD M. PAXSOIt, solicitor.
A. D. HABliAß,'Secretary*
■GST THE STANDING STONE OH*
COMPANY OP WEST VIEGINIA,
CAPITAL $»,O0O,OOO, in 40,000 Bkarea, &t $9O
each. Snbseription price $l9 por .Share, subject to no
farther call or assessment. A working capital of
$lOO,OOO reserved, ody 20,000 Shares to be sold
at the subscription price.
~ The property of this Company consists of the well
known Martin or Standing Stone tract, and contains
from 2, GOO to 3,0C0 acres of land, in fee simple, free from
leases, undivided interests, or royalty. Standing Stone
Greek (a branch of the Little Kanawha river), and its
tributaries pass through this property., and it has npon
it a larger amount of boring territory than is ownedby
any other company in West Yirginia. - Itis situatedin
Wirt county, near the celebrated Bathbone or Burning
Spring tract, and in extent of territory is five times
greater, and is considered by all experienced oil men
familiar with the oil district of West Virginia quite
equal, if not superior, to the Bathbone tract. The
Standing Stone Oil Company’s property extends from
the Little Kanawha river, near Buraing Spring, Bun,
across the waters of Standing Stone. Creek, including a
portion of Bobinson’s Fork and Two Riffle Bun, and is
immediately in the Great Oil Break, extending from
Burning Spring through by Standing Stone and Petro
leum to Horse Keck Wells, near the Ohio river, and
embraceetbellne of upheaval.
The property of this Company has not been developed
for the reason that It belonged to minor heirs, who
could sot convey Until they attained their majority,
which the youngest did alow days ago. *
. WellE are being bored on the adjoining lands, and Oil
had. It is said that upon this Standing Stone tract oil
was first discovered in 1790.
On the Bevers Farm, adjoining, a well is being bored
and oil obtained. The well of McFarland & Jones, on
the Morgan land, is near this property.
Theselands are held in trust by J. N. Camden, Esg.*
President First National Bank of Parkersburg, West
Yirginia, and the Hon. Johns. C&rlile, Senator in Con-
Sress from Yirginia, and will be by them conveyed to
ie Standing Stone Oil Company whenever the stock to
be dispoied of by subscription; (to wit, 20,000 shares)
shall b% subscribed and paid for. Three thousand six
hundred shares of the stock have already been sub
scribed and paid for. . . „ „ •
Subscriptions received at the Banking Houses ol
RIGGS & CO., and EITTENHOUSE, FOWLER, &GO.,
WASHINGTON. D. 0. del9-lm
gf- OIL LMDS TO LEASE,
Secretary.
THE GREAT BASIN' OIL COMPANY
I, now ready to make LEASES to Developing Compa
nlee or Individuals. Apply, for full particulars, to the
underslfned, at the Company’s Office, after 3 o'clock
P. M.. for ten days.
DAIPIII AID OOIiOBADO
W SOLD UHfIBO COMPANY-
Chartered hy the State of Pennsylvania,
CAPITAL STOCK, *1,000,000,
100,000 BHABSB—FAB TALDK
President—JOß H B. AHDBBBOH, _
PXRXQTOBS.
Wm. 8. Freeman, T. C. MoDoweffii do.
Bobt P. Kina, Jotoßiady* „ do.
John M. BUey. W. W. Wylie, fenoaitu.
Charles DeSUver, Win, a. Bnnte. Colorado.
D. P. SOUTHWOBTH,
Sscmtaryand Treasurer.
Office of the Company, 80, 4X3 WALHUT Btrest
Boom No. 6.
Authenticated specimens have been procured frail
coxae of the Company’* lodea, and have been assayed
by Professor* Boothand Garrett with the most gratify
ing ninlts. Subscription lists have been opened at On
Omce of the Company and at tbeTrMaurer’c Office (lu
, ternal Bevenue), No.4ff CHKTNUT_Btreet,Fjufmeri*
and Mechanics* Baukdiullding. To original subscriber*,
$3. GO per share, for a limited number or shares. . ■ >
Clrculmpamphleta.ur Informstionean be ohfcajinad
THB PREBS.--PHII,AI)BLrBIJt; THURSDAY, DRCEMBEK 29, 1884:
OIL - COMPANIES,
or WJSST VIRGINIA,
80. U MSECHAHTB’ EXOHABM, '
PHn,IDKLI-HrA, Dso. 27,18 H,
PETROLEUM COMPANY,.
PEEBIDKKT. VBBANQO 00., PA.
• OFFICERS;
D1BB0T0B8:
CAPITA!, STOCK, *5,000.000!
Bo farther call or assessment to bo made.
WORKING CAPITAL.
L. H. SIMPSOB & CO..
04 CEDAR Street, BRW YORK.
CAPITAL. ©1,000.000.
WOBEISG CAPITA!., SAO.OOO
ON CHERRY RUN.
11. s. LEECH,
fkbsideht.
Ho. 14 FXBQUHAB BUILDINGS.
Om .COWPA^IEB..
PROSPECIVS
oitaa
UTILE KAMWHA AO SPBUTC GEESE
OIL OOMPm.
Ws; X £eaOe, sixteen yean, of oae aero, known as
th.MoFnrlamJ- Lease, situated on Bunting Bprtug Bun;
one Well down, with splendid show of oil; three-quar
ter* oil to the Company,' one-qnaiiUE; rbyalty to land
ownertrin tank. ' ' ' .
- 80. X Lease, sixfoil .years, of one acre, known as 1
the Wilson & SimuraL’ease, sltnateonßanting Spring
Ran, near thecelebratbel.Le welien Well,.which, when
first struck, flowed 2.61!) lisrralr daily; one well down,
with large quantity of oil. one quarter royalty.'
■ 80. 3. Lease, sixteen rears,- of one acre on upper
Bnrning Spring Rtin;one-weli down, three-vntrters of
oil to Company, one-quarter royalty to land holders In
•butk, ■ ; t •
H 0.4. Lease, sixteen yearot-of three aares;-near the
celebrated Bathbone FlowihrWell; one well down- 303
feet, with excellent show. Royalty same as above.
80. 6. Lease, sixteen yearn, of one acre adjoining the
above lease; wen down SCO feet; fine show of oil; royal*
ty same u above.
E Bo. 6, Lease,-twenty years, known as theßnrnisnd
Bathburn Lease, of fourteen nitres,-on the right fork of
the Burning Spring-Bun; one well dowh'4oo
excellent show for .oils three-qaarters of all oil pro*
cured goes to the Company; one- quarter tothe land in
terest in tank. This is avery valuable property ,' There
is room for twenty wells, and when doveioped will be
worth more than the entiteespithtof the Company.
80. 7. Five hundred acres in' fee simple on'- Spring
Creek. A very valuable property. One-half Is flat and
ravine. Boom wells.
Spring Creek empties Into the Little Kanawha oppo
site the Barn and Kathbone Lease. above. Surveys
have been made, and a company formed to make slack
water navigation on the Kanawha. Elver, .which will
he finished this coming summer, whentoli apmbedeli
vered at Parkersburg at a e&f ’of fifty cents, pep barrel.
Oil is now worth fourteen doUara per barrellitFeSers.
burg. ■•-. --
It is proposed to take one hundred subecriptions at
one thousand dollars each; to pay for tha pranbrllee,
after which companies can be formed to say largely to
original subscribers. ; i
Boots will be opened and sufescrtptions receUrOdfcy
JOS. N. KUOH, •' V
aWCHBBCHAIIor.
THOMAS J. MARTIN; :
35 N.-FRONT attest
J. R. HASIiETT* :
RIGHHONDtSb, atoya-Ann.
f. doebret, >;
43»WII.DET Street..
doM*St ,
MIOJSMKCWS
OFTEN
KANAWHA AND HUGHES JRIVERS
•Cffieti GOMPAiIP^.-
...'4»»'
Office, NOv 208 South Fourth. Street,
PHILADELPHIA, j
CAPITAIi STOCK $1,000,00,0.
PRESIDENT,' *■'
O. A. WALB^EN.
DIRECTORS. * '"
■SOI, M. BAND All,, J. E. KIDSWAY,
TO V.LMO&EATH, ELISHA. Wi DAVIS,
W. H. KEMBLE.
TBEASOKEE,
J. E. BIDGWAY.
SUBBCBIPTIOaS RECEIVED A* THU-bpiSSkjJW
\feE COMPAHY; HO. aos
ALSO A* HO. 305 CHESTNUT STREET.
DEVISED INTO ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHAKES
OP TEN (SIO) DOLLARS EACH, OP WHICH ■
■ TWENTY THOUSAND SHARES ARE fe .
APART TO BE SOLD AT S 3 50 £eß>\ , ,
SHARE,- MAKING *60,000 **.*§£[?
WORKING CAPITAL, TO > 'i
BE EXPENDED IH
DEVELOPING
taX LANDS AND PAYING THE ..>
EXPENSES OF THBCOMPANY. » ~,
* ” ' '£&&'#?'■■
The property of this Company consists ofth*ice alm
pleaE dperpe tual lease of between 1,000 and 1,100 acres
of land in Wood and Wirt Western yirs^nla.
Nos. I and 2 are in fee simple, and contain About 170
acres, situated at Kanawha Station, on the Hitthweßt
em Railroad, about ten milea-above Parkersburg, Ya.,
where the Kanawha river, thePa'.kerabnrg ail Btaun
ton turnpike, and the Northwestern Ballroadflempany
come together, \: '
Upon tide property ie situated theKanawhflßtaHoniof"
the Northwestern Railroad,- which is the
tageops point of shipment for-the oil produ«C*ih the
region oi the Kanawha and its tributaries. ‘jr ~
No.: 3 is a tract of land perpetuaHyleasad from JAmes
Robinson, and contains not less than KO acrssjandad
joins Nos, land2l . "fj r
No. 1 is the celebrated Bobinson tract, uu&r a per
petual lease, and contain* 302 acres, ettuatedya Wirt
county,'cheat twelve miles above the former traits, oil -
the south side of the Hughes River, and near itsbonfifcr
ence with tl e Kanawha, andthas a boring front on Bock
Bun of about two miles.
The royalty to be paid on these leases is ondjelkhtli of '
the net proceeds after the. Company beini Kiftibursed
for expenses and outlay in producing the oil.
E Above the. tract on the- Kanawha is the celebrated
Burning Spring, and near that on the many
productive wells. • S' - '
At the junction of these two streams will bejoundthe.
bestoSLproduoingterritory.inWestYirginiay ■ •
The eligible sitnatiomof this land affords a boring ter- '
ritory ol at least seven miles on the two rivers and their
tributaries. 3023-61 ,
: li -1 .1*
py rTIJiNSSIiVANIA 'l'
impebial oil
OFFICE 130 S. FIFTH ST., PHIJiAOECTHIA.
CAPITAL 88,000,000,
800,000 SHARES ATSIOEACai
SUBSCRIPTIOH PRICE $5 FOB FPLL-PAU| STOCK.
BESEKYED CAPITAL #350,000, •*
fRESITOSHT*
alexaedbh K. McCLUEE.
. DXWKJTOBS* ' .
A. JS. McCiiCRB, I John,M. Pomerot,
Thomas a. Scott, - . Xlibha W. Daws,
D, K. Jackman* - I. Pbteb
J. C. Bombbbohb.
SECRETARY,
JAMBS M. SELLEBB,
This Company has three different tracts of “land now,
producing oil, and ample revenues to guaxantearegular
dividends. . '
The three tracts with walls on them are .capable o
extensive development, and the Company have five en
gines and all the fixtures ready to prosecute the work.
It has 120 acres In fee on Allegheny Biver/immed lately
opposite Oil City, with HO rods river aad 75 rods
front on Lay’s Bun. This land iB ujW worth'floo,ooo,
exclusive of the oil right. 4 . 5
, It has ICO acres in fee in the Cherry Bun district, im
mediately adjoining Cherry Enn Petroleum Company,’
and leases are about to he executed with two-Strong
parties to sink wells on lease on this tract, the pompany
to receive half the oil. w .
It has two tracts of land on Oil Creek, each producing
over ten barrels per day, and onatract on the ipegheny’
Eiver producing ten barrels of heavy oil, woshs2l per
barrel. All of these tractawiil be promptly developed,.
and they axe well tested oil loads. ' . :
It is organized on a certain basis to pay dividends
front the start , Its revenues from the oil alone are
more than twelve per cent, per annum on the capital,
Mid new wells are about to be sunk on lease,' without
cost to the Company, and one-half the proceeds will
belong to the Company,
The Company has 1250,000 of its own capital in reserve
belonging to the Stockholders, and Ukingit altogether,
its resources for certain dividends are not approached
by am/ other oil stock now in the market at even double
the original cost. *
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 will be reselved at the office of the Com
pany. • . ■ de2l*9t -
iggp SEW YOKK ASD IjVBJIrOOI,
PETROLEUM COMPANY. .
CAPITAL STOCK, 51,000,000.
100.000 SHAKES AT *lO EACH.
Subscription Price *8 par Share. ■ :
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY,
offxgbbs:
HOH. BAHIEL S. DICKINSON, President.. ■
WM. T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
. ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
Books .reopen for subacriptlon at the office ol the Com
psny.'Ho. H KmpireßuUding, Tt BROADWAY, M. Y.
The lands of the Company are situated in ths heart ol
the Oil Region, and include portions of thosa well,
known localities, —the HcHlheny Punk, th, two Mc-
Cllntock ParmS, ’' and other proved and valuable'work
in* territorievlnclndlni over Two Thousand acres el
the best oil Territories alone Oil Oreek and in West
Vlrfinis. now under process of snocescful development,
and oil is already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them. ' 0031-dAW2tn
Address the Company, *‘P. O. Bo* 6WB. ” Hew York.
WATSON PETROIEBM COM-
Tl» AnrualMeetlng of the
at the Office of tho Company,, Ho. .*l4 WALNUT
Street" Philadelphia, on MONDAY, Janaary 2d, 1863,
4t inElectlonßrPlveDlrectora for the Tear IBM will
be held at the same time.
The Stock Transfer Books wIU he dosed from Bee,
KBILY. Secretary.
MAPLE AHBEB ©II, COHMNY,
KSP. —CAPITAL, *500.000. SHARES, 100,000.
PAR VALUE, ftSTWOOO SHAKES reserved as
a -working, Capital. „
President. H B. FT.ING. THOMAS T. MABON,Tre&*
surer,. D. L. LEEDS, Secretary. -
' pmxoyons:
H. D. Fling, [ JosiahTßassett, Jr.,
Oeo. Perkliplns, , . L Thomas T. Mason, .
, , E, H, Haase, ...
Subscription Books ere now open at the office, Ho.
208 South FOURTH Street, where alUnlted'nuiniMrol
ehares willbe sOld at *1 per share, subjett to no fnr.
thetMiieeaant.. 4e»W
THE « ©tt*. COMPANIES ”/
CLAiBICW COUNTY*
Office, Koom “5,” No. 116 S. Fonrtb St.,
m ■ •
Bon. CBM F. EAMSDELL, OU City. PRESIDENT.
3>.8. GLOMINOEE, E. D., TREASURER,
- (Ho. 30S North. SIXTH Street.)
fa. JOHN vr. BEBES, SECRETARY.
Hob. OSift F. EAMBDBLL, OU «r (Proprtotor (HI
Oily Monitory. ; "
Hon. AMOS Mjrßß?,: M.Clarion.
Dr. T. J. ELLIOTT, Clarion county.
Commodore BAKDEL LOCKWOOD, U. 8, H.,
Dr. C. D. THOMPSON, OU City.
D. W. CANEIELD, Bs<l., OUCity. . -
I,Mi ACRES OP ELECTED LAUDS in this s?eat oil
region lavs toon COMBINED AND-FORMED INTO
FOUR COMPANIES, w!Hr en aliaoßt wnal division of
proper.
CAPITAL STOCK OF EACH COMPANY, $500,000;
Divided. into 100,000 'shares, at a paryafue of $5 per
share. Subscription-price, $2; consisting of—
|Bt. THE ‘\GRBA£"C!LARION ” OIL COMPANY,
• With 880 acrea-lnfee simple da Clarion Birdr,Brush
Eun»CherTy Bun,and Oilßollow’BiiiL -
Sd, THK- * * BIG CHBRRY *.* OIL : COMPANY/
Witt 31% acres in fee .simple on Brush Boa, Cherry
Bun, and Biff Cherry Bun.
; ,B*, THE «‘BBUSH BOH’* OIL COMPACT, ;i
With 565 acres in fee simple on Brush Ron, Cherry
Bun, and Fiddier’fc Bua;
4th. THE “REDBANK ” OIL COMPANY,
With 458) acres in fee simple on Brush Bun, Cherry
Bun, and Oil Hollo w Bun.
These lands haye. been selected with great eardbya
committee of scientific gentlemen and experienced^
. men, and conalstbf twelve (12) trdets or. farms, distribu
ted oyer an areajpf ten (10) square miles.*' Ndmerooif
we&s on adjoining properties are at present yielding
from twenty to fifty barrels of oil per day,' Including-
Ah&itoousJiliffo iW&ii and the well* of the Deer Creek
Companies/ ...
: All of Qiese.trßctsare.rich.in.coal, Iron, lead,and tim
*ber. Several veinskjf coat are now being.worked. The*
lndioationfl of oil are enperior to any In the State,-
ContractffliaT« beenmade for engines and machinery,
and derations . at once. Speedy re
. turns are '. ' ' •
'Hooke opehattheofflca.
B£BBT FABH Oil, COMPAHT*—
WOP CAPITAL sl*ooo,ooo,
DIYIDID INTO 300,000 SHAKES OF THE FAS
• VALUE OF $S EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL, $40,000. ’
Books of Subscription fora limited number of Shares
of Stock, at TWO DOLLARS per Share, opened at the
Office.©! the Company* No, 358 South THIRD Street,
■first floor.or eubseriptidns may be left with any member
of tite Board of Directors. „ '
.PRBSEDBK’r,
JAMES J. DUNCAN.
SECRETAnT AFP rUBASUiaBS,
WILLIAM HACKEE.
-. JHRECTOBB,
JOHN B. NEWMAN/1716 Spruce street.
• JOHN H- GRAHAM, 627, Market street.
EDWIN T. COXE, 624 Walnut street.
THOg, H: WILSON, 716 North Broad street.
. THEODORE ADAMS, Broad and Parrish streets.'
E. POTTS. 624 Walnut street. \ w
THOMAS E SEAELE, Germantown.
York. _. ,
HBNRY WARNER. 702 Franklin street, .
< The following yaluable Oil Lands constitute the basis
“BerryFarm,”sßntai
n 184 acres, owned by the Company in fee simple,
situated ih Wood county, West Virginia, directly upon
.the Ohio river. Several competent judges have visited
this property, all of whom agree in the opinion that it
pre* ent s' unusual evidences of large subterraneous Ye*
aervoirs of oil. . ...
Tract No. 2 consists of a tract of land in Washington
county, Ohio, also on the Ohio river, abouy'lK miles
■ above Newport, coniaining 134 acres. It presentithe
most extensive ravines, and certain evidences of the
presence of Oil; also, Innumerable sites for Wells, with
several large Oil Springe on one of the runs., Thereis
also lh'tiie bluff a valuabJe vein of Coal* fully developed
{say six to eight fe*tthicfc). .... „ .
Tract No. 3, containing 20 acres, adjoining the above,
with-similar developments.
The lengthy riven .front gives to these properties
many advantages; avoiding expensive land carriage
for the oil and coal; „ - ■ • _ __ t
No. 4 is a tract In fee of 100 acres, near Franklin,-
Venango county, Pennsylvania, on French Greek.
.In audition to the above, there are belonging to she
Company two superior twelve horse engines, with boil
ers, Ac. , confolete; also two substantial derricks,-with
complete sets of boring tools. ' . . „ ,
The Company are now engaged in developing the pro
perty, working with double sets of hands, under the
superintendence of their efficient President.
. Prospectus, maps, and further inforntetion, on appli
cation atthe Office. dels-12fc
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t>r©p6sals for revenue steam
a GUTTERS OH THE LAKES.
Tbeasbey Department,
.- December 24, ISB4.
P3BOPOSALB will be received at this Department un-
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: Philadelphia, Baltimore, and the collectors at the prla
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. -W. P. FBBSENUEIT.
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JMSURE YOUR LIFE
I S. E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Ste.,
. ,-V\ -\ „
Iti» a HOME CPMFitinr. aud profits dividod &anu.-
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Last dividend 50 per cent.
BOABB 07 TRUSTEES.
Alexander Whllldin, J..Ediar Thomson,
. Hon. James Pollock, v Hon. Job. Allison,
Albert C. Roberta, ' Henry K. Bennett,
Samuel T. Bodine, Philip B. Mingle,
Geo. Nugent, John Aikman,.
Win, J.-Howard, Isaac Hazlehnrst,
Samuel Work.
ALBXABBBB WBILLDDT, President
_ SAMUEL WOBK, Vice President.
no2o Smif O. S. WILSON, Sec’y and Treasurer.
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HP -*■ AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
BHAW & CLARK SIXTEEN DOLLAR FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE, the only low price Machine in the
country which is licensed by Grover & Baker, Wheeler
& Wilson, Howe, Singer & Co., and Baebelder. Salary
•and expenses, or large commissions allowed- All other
Machines now sold for less than forty dollars each are
infringements* and the seller and user liable . -Illus
trated circulars sent/rec. Address SHAW & GLAEK,
nols-d&w3m BIDDBFORD. Maine
BOARDm
PLEASANT ROOMS,
A WITH BOARDING. .
It* At 1600 CHESTNUT Street
A HANDSOME SECOND-STORY
front ROOM TO LET, with Board, at 240 North
FIFTH Street It*
FOB SAAB AND TO LET.
PEAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE.
At RIAL ESTATE, HEAL ESTATE,
BEAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE.
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
NEW MOBTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
HEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FOR J AND ARY. FOR JANUARY.
FOR JANUARY. FOR JANUARY.
FOR JANUARY. FOR JANUARY.
CONTAINS $5,000,000 WORTH.
CONTAINS *5,000.000 WORTH.
CONTAINS *MQO 000 WORTH.
COPIES FOR GRATUITOUS DICTRIBTTTION,
COPJEB FOIL GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
COPIBS FOIP GRATUITOUS I‘ ISTBTBUTION.
MILLER'S CATALOGUE OF BEAL ESTATE for sale
.exceed s in importance to buyers any thine of the kind
.ever published in this city, no matter by whom. No
person, should fail to set one if they wish to purchase
city property. GEO C. MILLER. Practical Reed Es
tate operator (for the last 20 years), 154 North SIXTH
Street. - d«2B-wths3tif
WEW STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE,
A v ten-horse power. Apolv at WK. H. HABRISO N’S
Machine Shop, 1710 BARKER Street, between Market
and Chestnut Streets. - • de29-3t*
For sale—two first-class
MILK ROUTES and Appurtenance* complete; plen
ty of good stand for Milk aad Ice; tabling for
three horses and wagons on the premises WtH be sold
together or singly. Anply at No. 1224 SH4CKA-
MaXON Street, after 2 P. M. de2B-3t*
OIL TERRITORY FOR SALE.-—285
Acres east side Allegheny River, above Oil City*
380 Acres, west Bide. Will be sold low to close a con
cern.
WflL H. RICHARDSON,
500 MARKBT Street.
de29 Stif*
.on WELLS. —100 AGEES OF OIL
yj TERRITORY FOR SALE, 2miftsfrom Franklin,
Fa. One Well on Oil Greek produ.cosB barrels per hour;
two more Wells ready to pump. Address “A. D K. ”
Press office. • - de2S-6t*
POB BENT—FROM FEBRUARY Ist
nest, a very de*irable STAND on MARKET St.,
between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Apply at
1 330 walnut street,
de22-ibatn3i* Office No. 2, second story.
4* FOR SALE—IMMEDIATE POS
JEiL SESSION—A four- story, brown-stone DWEL
LING, No; IWmNE Street BONS ALL BROS.
de29-3t* 116 North NINTH Street.
Mto rent—a modern resi-
IDENCE, with Garden, Stable, and Carriage House,
Gas, Hot and Cold Water, Shrubbery and Shade Trees;
delightfully situated in a pleasant neighborhood, on
the corner of Seventeenth and Tioga streets; combining
all the advantages of city and country, being three
minutes* walk from station of steam ears, and five
minutes’ from horse cars and fifteen minutes’ firm the
city. The House is completely furnished, andFurui-
Inanire at Qnarterroastef’B Office, corner of GIRARD
and TWELF CH Streets, first door on right hand aide. .
del® thslutf '
'.gStrOß SALE—A HANDSOME DOU
JKgLBLE three-story brick DWELLING, situated on
the Darby Flankroaa, two miles from Market-street
bridge* eoctaining seven rooms each, with one story
back buildings; with large yard back and front; witb
gas. and pump of excellent water in back yard. Well
finished all through.
Apply at JONES* Feed Store,
" . darby Road.
FOR SALE—THE GREATEST
KbARGAXN OF THE AGE.—The large four and five
story BUILDING, N. W. comer THIRD Street and
HARMONY Court (opposite the Exchange,) Lot 22 feet
front bv 120 feet deep on Harmony court. Price 426,003;
cogt 410,000. Will rent for $5,C00. Only 46,000 cash
re ffe2B-wthß3»f MILLER. 154; Worth SIXTH Street. -
m FOR BALE—HO. 336 NORTH
IMtBIKD Street, LA.BGE STOBB and DWELLItTO.
I,ot 30 fec-t tront by 180 feet deep to Dilwyn .traot, with,
two story warehouse on that floor. * A first-rate locality
for a wholesale liquor dealer orl leather store. Price
low, and oneasy terms. _ .
d.28-WtlusBtif MILL SB, 15* Borth SIXTH Street.
MFOR SALE OR EXCHANGEr-
Elennt Four-Story DWBM.TSS. eouth side of
BPBIKG fiABDBST Stwt, west of TMrteenth, newly
opposite .the fouataii. Price, $3,000. subject to s4®
ground rent. GKO. C. MIL CSS,
de2B-2t«' 18* Worth SIXTH Street,
■m for sale—two new houses,
«. with Three-story double Baok Buildings, Ifo 138
end 160 Horth TWBHTIETH Street. at toe
Building!*. -
WOR SALE.
J- AN sk proved railroad frog,
Which has been adopted and, sueeess&Uy on,
twenty different railroads, and pronounced. ths best-
Caet-firou juiLBOAD FROG
known*, is recommended to the attention of railroad,
companies, and thepublic generally.
- In durability ana economy it ls& unequalled. The
Patentee’s health notlbeing good, be would sgfchls en
tire interest in the improvements or re would- sou a
single State, or for a single line o< road. ,
Address, dh care of G. B. MoOABE.
ftag WALNUT Street.
deSfl-thsluSt* Post Offlceiox 1703, Philadelphia.
assistant QUARTEBMAS.
SsS&TEK’SOI'HCB.No. 574 South THJBDSU
- PWn.AhgxJpfrA. Dee. 24, MS4.
Vessels wanted to loid witb coal for Nawbern* N. 0.,
and Key 'Weat. Fla. % JESHraBs .
K . Certain and A, Q. M,
§ WRITTEN AND VERBAL D*.
SOBIFTIORS of Character, Constitution, audTa
lout, -with ADYICB on Burinere, Health. Bdut*-.
tton, Self .improvement, Management and Tnd^
jZf& E“™* '»■
Threnolorirt and BookeeU',.
No.BB B. TENTH ft, above
UMBRELLA MANU-
MARKET Street, one Door above
Jk . Tenth. deS2-6t*
rpHE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE
1 OnO BpRINC 8 pR INC HOBBY-HORSES
LfXJXJyJ tom and fewer etyiea), goose-neck Sleds,
bsress Carte. &c.,
dillMJ lfT and 159 North T£UBJ> Street, '
AUCTION SALES.
jEasv BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN
AUCTION*SALE OF HORSBACAKI'AG'g, to..
OB SATCKDAY MOB-Siura HKCI.
At 10 o’clock. c ™?ift¥hOMKB,
Enlie* lohamass and the saddle.
I d clod td will befoosd.
*Wsler and strUsh saddle herie, 6 years aid.
.HUmtafoiaUdy,
App.irof feiood-isay It«MiAnits old. c'osalr nutel.
of fine etjle ana action/
Attlfaeolleottea or datable bow sal saro-id-hand
oanmsee, light wasoM,dearborns, to..witheralettts
sale will commence. .-. a
Also; single sad double harness, etidlfii, bridles,
whips, covers, h altera, Ac.
Also prtTionß to tbe Horses,
A number of sleighs, sfstgb bells, robes; to.
JB“ Bo postponement OB ace'mntgfW.nui,,,..
AS" Bale of Horses, Ac. ,on WEDNESDAY next.
«> Carriages
Auctioneer.
deSS-Stlf
AMUSJEIHEaTTS.
American academy of sfUfera;
Lmi«b and M*nager.™~....~.....~ JOHN % FORD.
(Alsoof tbs Holiday-street Theatres Baltimor i; F'Pd’e
NewTheatre, Washington: and the'Alexandria (Ta.l
Theatre.)
Bteie Manager JOJHT B. WRIGHT-
last •fWo manrs
. OF
Eymsto D«eml(»»;
EDWIN TORRESt",
ET>WINJFO BREST,
EAST TIKE THIS SBABOH.
last time this seasoh,
AS
w JACK CABB,
£dl-Juasa Conrad’s of
OB Tirg
„ , KBKTISH BEBBSMON.
........Mad. FeaM.
CIiaSST.. ....John McCoUoatfc.
IBIDAT. D*wemt%r‘SOf
BENEFIT
BAST AF«3ABAjrCI£
... . BBWHr FORREST, •
When U3~!?il]/appcftr as
DAMOSr
nr
CHKISTMAit week, Doors mtd haifpa*) elx, an*
the ?EYET' ¥ay **
.- ' • COIRtLDBBB'A'ifTRN O’CLOeSK
To enable psrtlea'at a dfttance to re:tm»hom» hr the
regolartrains. , . . deSt-tt
a academy ofmusio
-cl. cfesisTuae Matinee .
„ OH hJWDBDAT. December 31
Boors open at 1 o'clock; commence at 2 o’clheSi,
auo YOUNN LADISB aHB CHILDS3kT
.■ 800 YOUNO LADIES AND CBILDKESr
in a grand Flore) BnegSidninent. entitled the
coronation of tbk boib.
, coronation of the BOSS
arranged In a stele of-. i
UNSURPASSED EXCELLENCE,
UNSURPASBbS EXCiLLBNCfc
andwitb that exonislteWajUr wW*h
INFANTILE GRACE ijfb GIRLISH IKNOCKNOIf
alone are capable of diapfeit in*.
Director ........ Profetaor JOHN «lent
Admission to all parts or the boose ascents. Tfimin ■ nOf
seats, without extra. char*e ,mar now be obtained at J.
B. Gould a f Seventh, and Gheemut streets, and at
Academy on the day of the oeftorinance. detßSt
JflW CHESTNUTS'? THEATRE.
_ THURSDAY EVESfIfG. December 29.
beheiit b ; *hepit
_ ODD FELLOWVX.tRR A BY.
, From the HALL, NortirSlXTß? Street,
, and last higbt.-msst positively,
of the revival of the gTand, romantic, musicals twfait
mimic, spectacular drama,, .
_ ALADDIN; ob, THB WONDERFUL
Upon this Grand Occasion, bv she kind- psrmt'tston of
IfcfMs. ALWKSOir 4c HINCKRN.-of*.the GHBiTNUY
STBEBT OPERA EOU&E, Hr. JULES STRATTON will
YT^E r rll& e^i Pie<eS BiD »the ■ beautiful song.
Mr. DICK PARKER will also appear* in one of Me
popular BANJO SOLOS
., „ ALADDIN WILL BE PRESENTED
with all its Magnificent Scenery. Superb- Costumes.;
Splendid Music, Wonderful Mechahicaf Bfifects, fileratt
Properties,. Grand Dances, Marches, Traoafortnationr,
Great Cast of Characters, and, is foot, every auxiliary
that made It such a
GREAT SUCCESS LAST S3ABON. .
„ THE GRAND .CORPS DE- BALLBT,
ComdflHna of EIGHTEEN BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LA*
DIES, led by ibe celebrated Daneeiae.
a MISS KaTE PBNNOYEB,
will he found unapproachable. ,
MISS BFFIB GERMON a 5....... ALADDIN.
Mr. H. F. Stone an Kazrec.
TheJEnenlng’s entertainment will conclude- with the
screaming farce of
YOUR LIFE'S IN D ANGER
TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, first apnearanM
.Won any state .of.ANNIE D’ARCY, as JULIA, in
Knowlfß play. THE HUNCHBACK.
MONDAY EVEN I NS, Jan 2. 1866 FIRST APPKAE
ANCE of tie WARREN COMEDY COMBINATION
MEW CHESTNUT-STREET? THBA-
Xi tee.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT/
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVEfHNGB.
December 30th and 31*t,
FIRST APPEARANCE UPON ANY'STAGS
ANNIE O !)’ARCY,
A young lady resident of this city,.
Who will have the honor of appealing ob *
FRIDAY EVENING
' AS
JULIA,
Ixl Sheridan Knowles* toesTitifiil flYe*aefci»kttr,
THE HBACHBACK,
SATURDAY Evmurs
PAULINE,
In Bulwer's absorbing play, the
LAST OP LYONS,
CARD JEOM THE DEBUr^ITTS.'
2 haye noticed in the public journals, and* have bees
informed by many of my friends, that my name has bees
confounded with that of Mrs. Anne L’Arci, profession
ally known as Miss Anne Lonsdale, and as sack a report
ise&lculated to lead the public into error, and further,
as I wish to depend upon my merits alone for success in.
my undertaking* I feel that it is,due to every one con
cerned to correct this popular mistake. Simply then, F
am not Mlbb AnnelLonsdale* nor have I- any connection
whatever.wifch that lady, and whiled have been in
formed) Mi* s Lonsdale has appeared repeatedly before
the Philadelphia public, my appearance, TO-MORROW
EVENING, will be my first attempt upon- any stage.
Hoping that a generous public will give credit where
credit is due, I subscribe myself
Their most obedient servant/
ANNIE D’AKGT.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,
v" THIS (Thursday) EARNING. Dee. 29,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
Will appear for the last time as
MIAMI,
THE HUNTRESS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
To conclude witH the popular Irish dxama-of
IRELAND Ah IT WAS;
Ob*
THE MIDDLEMAN.
TO-MORROW, BENEFIT OF LUOILLS"WESTERN.
Box office open-front 9to 3 o’clock, Cunaforises at 7%g.
-form JOHN DREW’S NEW ABOM
AYJL STREET THEATRE.
FIFTH WEEK OF MR. J. S. CLARKE
TO-NIGHP (Thursday), Dec 29v1864»
r OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
A* a Tresrhard..... *
To conclude with
“PAUL PEI.”
Paul Pry.-'**.*.jt—S. CLARKE.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF J. S. CLARKE.
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS—T SNTS
aA ahd chestnut.
NOTWITHSTANDING TFEIR GREAT SUCCESS,
IncontequeDceofthe HaUheinrpre* engaged,
Mr and Mrs. HARBY WATKINS,
Mr. and Mrs. HaRRY WATKINS, nee. ROSINA SHAW,
Are compelled to announce, as the Last Two Nights*
Thursday and Friday, -Matinee. 'Saturday, 3 o’clk.
Of vhelr Novel, Musical, and Humorous Bhtertainnxenfw
FHOTOGRAP JIANA
Received at every represeptatlon with entbusiaatin
SHOUTS OF -LAUGH fER AND:APPLAUSE,
By large and brilliant assemhlsges of the
ELITE OF PHILADELPHIA'SOCIEY,
Who pronounce Photographies* the most unique,
novel, pleasing, charming, deiis&tfßl style of
amusement ever submitted to public patro- .
na*e. Everybody finds something to
LAUGH, APPLAUD, AND TALK ABOUT
LIVING PHOTOGbYpHS* OF* OHAB4G
' HERS, aB rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, who
intersperse their entertainment with plenty of
SONGS, DANCES, AND COMICALITIES.
Boots open at 7. Begin atS o’clock. Tickets £5 cents.
Reserved Seats, SO cents. It*
STREET OFERA HOUSK
troupe
CHESTNUT-STREET OPERA HOUSE TROUPH
CBEBTNUT-STRBET OPERA-HOUSE TROUPE
CHESTNUT-STREET OPERA HOUSE TROUPE
WILL PERFORM-IN Tflß -
CONCERT HALL
CONCERT HALL
_ - _ CONCERT. HALL
DURING TPE HOLIDAYS.
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.
DURING TBRvHOLIDAYS.
DURING THE HOLIDAYS. de2S-fi £
TWO. OR AN D> STEREOFTICC
EXHIBITIONS
OF ENTIRELY NEW VIEWS,
• _ winn be axvam in the _
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
THIRD.Street, below Federal, on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Dw mmW
28th ana ?9th. 18S4.
Adults’ tickets, 2d cents. Children, Id cents.
Commence at 7& o clock. . d e25-2t*
RIGNOR BLITZ; ASSEMBLY B /TJUJK
*3 INGS, TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets
Every Afternoor and Evening Iduring 1 HOLIDAY
"WEEK, at 3 and 73f o ’clock.t .
WONDERS OF MAGIC. MYSTERIES OF / VENTRI
LOQUISM. and the. CaNABY BIRDS. Wit! j. muneronc
ATTRACTIONS and NOVELTIES. _
Admission, 25 cents. Children, 15 co at 5. BeserraA.
seats, 50 coats • *■ > amfa
A SSEMBI/Y BfILDING— f 3ETENTH
-“• CLASSIOAIr MATINEE of the
PHILADELPHIA CLASSICAL QUIP, I t '£PTE CLUB,
, M t)»ree o’clock,
WBDITBSIsIT, December‘2B, 1884.
Slagle tickets at the door, 50 ce&ta. ■ de24*4£
rjEBMANIft ©RCHBBT’R A.—PUBLIC
BBHBARSAJiS. eveTT SATfIS D/iT. at 3X o'clock
P. M.> at WtfSIOAR Ftmi) HALI«. S&giQ ??cfeeti *
cents. SS; to be has. at .Gotiia’P, Aiulwi'e.
and Meyer's BSmsfoStorea, and at tb .egalL tto7-tf
CHJ IS- T BBJ SCTSIJ.-.
TM» aimliaSl*Blctnia, tte» ■ greatestproduction*
ACADME?
OF ASSo, loao c fljs S’? *IT9T Street, toceihaar
«i^«^ 13ertloIloU ’ or -ttKlia«oa. idmittaiS
twenty-five ceata. nol4-2m*
EXHIBITION OF V/DKKS OF ART.
.msßi F o o^.Stt* BENBFI * op '^hsohkistiihoo**
of Works «6
Art, In Paintings, Scnupt up J.lvater Color, and otfres
Drawing. Encrairinjß, & c . ’’ is „ OMn at the Pan*,
gjlyanin "aJemy oftliw Ho. 10i»S CHKSTBBB
Kreot.ftom»A. SL tolO ’£*£', for the Benefit of th»
Christian Commission. .
Admission 36 cto,; Soar 0 n Tickets Wcta. MWW
fSE ACADEM.x OF FINE ARTS,
* CHBBTEUT Street , above Tenth, is OPEH DAIMt
for visitors, from 9 A. 'M. to 6 P. M jets
LOST AND FOUNT®.
A PPLICATJ*ON will be made to
jCS. the Manage' rs of the MERCANTILE LIBKAKT
COWFAHY for Renewal of Certificate of One Share
w El r^u!iPß q px I ? tan dln* In the name of JAlffi3
y- CAMPBEI j,, the same having bean lost or mis
laid. ; |a«
T OST O t A I&ISLAID— SINCE DEO, 7.
m 'u 4, 1830 hohtgh Valley Bailroad Bond,
Sl.tuO. Parities am cautioned against negotiating the
■“«> * s I payment, principal and interest, has been,
stopped. ,/ , . ...
. de2B 3t ■ ■ . PbHAVES ft BRO.H
,t 25 BEWARD.—LOST BYALADY,
'ln going from Eighth and Chestnut to Seven
teenth, and Coates streets, either In the cats or street, a-.
POCKET-BOOK,
containing, & far as recollected, (1) one fifty-dollar
no.te, two twenties, and on# ten, with somachanaa.
The above reward wi« be t» w by leaving It at ft*
f rorthweat corner of SIXTH and MARKET-Streets.
~. de2B-2t*
Lost on mislaid.-a certifi
cate, Ho. Oh for One Hnndred Shares of the “lie.
W ApyuSo™asbSfmai» to the Company for a turn
deW-tf Hob. 30 and 39 BonthSEVKHTH Street.
EXCURSIONS.
far———— WEST CHESTKH
AfiD PHU.4DWHIA KJUfc
'BOAS.
OHRIBTMAS EXCURSION.
Excorston lSfllreto to WMT CHESTER Jrillb* MU
COstl from December 24th to J«s»ry Hi
Pare for round trip <l.«. »■ WOOD.
teSS-it SaperiAtahieM.
—-J: & CLIBKE.