The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 18, 1865, Image 3

-j tiny fittch M tfe&t
,ant of the Board, offered the
5 f i, wars /aro?abir consider*
: 1 ! ilPl ,ioi>rU«ely disposed of*
). olr'.tpa bs von. C. O’Neill,
United States Congress,
i 'ort <’ f Philadelphia, on the
. , j!lu ti.riesof tbe port o« slid
an bow Ib
»«<>■> of tb« commerce
'. ...Learn KUloas whloh ought
’V r>rt; therefore,
V t of Trade do approve of the
boundaries of the port on the
, fa uy request the Com tntUee
u»of Hep'eaeataUves to adopt
„i and report the bill wUh a,
/*Tt«rjible consideration by the
3TI&B LTBBABY.
, „r the Mere entile Library
"fi.,lr rooms in Fifth street.
■ J,resided iJ. A. McAllister,
fPP <! the annual report. Mr*
ireMU r fc.
a resolution that the
,c- five etcekfcoldsre to Institute
f L]i Tail was agreed to. The
‘ j,- nUtee at leisure.
£ v#re then made, to he elected
1 , , .
fJ T g the director to get up a
vf roar was carried.
td of directors, amongst other
invltcutioa of theatook of the
unruod in the yeartSS3, thar
vrs have been beyond nil pie.
' The noaher of member* ad-
Vir(l . of etock. Is 3,048; by the
jbe eele of original a hares at
t i.f 2. 770 new stockholders,
'r„r f stookholdere on Decern■
iV s an aggregate of 6,(109 utook
the enbsorlbere. 385, the
entitled to tbe nee of the 11-
ihe inereaee of gtockholaere,
roes that the rerenne from
scar was nearly ¥14.n08, or
../average amount of the two
..Mittens to th« Übrarywere:
by the hlndlng of perlodt
'.rrheee, 4,865 yojnmee: total,
olnrnca belonging to the library
o During the year the num>
A, m tbe library wae 181.440,
dome* for eaeh day the Übra
rlptionllet of newspapore hae
sMltion of a large number of
Vhe necessity of larger aeeom-
beamnqb.
Cordelia Oappoll and Hr.
selrofc readings at Concert
re for the Working Women’*
i tills is a worcny objeot, and
itortnining and Instructive,
H be a large one.
STEMS
.a Zephyr.”
,V (or ike first JJ»e presented
, to mam a stir in tMi oom
;c el*« where Zeplijrs are
. a number of Imitations of
oflered In the market from
: anything comparable to the
leh tre bare taken the pains
peak of with the fullest as
'? of this splendid new article
southeast corner of Arch and
t reputation in this depart
to the ladles of our eityto
:t 4in> GOI.OSB
•litlny 'tod companion with
tills the ptloe of tho “Eu
•r cent, lower. Its fibre Is
md softest fleeoe, producing
leached, that we have never
iperlor quality of the wool,
o produce colors as brilliant,
the most exquisite Imported
advantage to. purchasers
pliyr” possesses, Is
WHICH IT IS PUT UP.
dion sepbyrs nowin aseoome
dims anights, rendering them
'enters and nMaitsfaotory to
e ■< Eureka Zephyr ” of Mr,
itlrely obviated. It Is reeled
i same length and as nearly
tmee each) as It Is possible
ithrenoa In their weight being
jsclfie gravity of the dyes to
ft! aflsr being skeined. The
ranged as to divide into half
If cants# each.
S A»D TBS TRADE
-feotr advantage to giro the
r attention, A single trial,
ider Its permanent adoption,
ported zephyrs, a certainty,
eirever, are as low (If not
iitabiiahment, Arch and Se
ttler In the olty. We may
wetion, that Us stock of
rery large and varied, being
in tUe reipeet, by any other
■toe.
AT Ksduckd PatOßa.
in, No. 625 Chestnut street,
) now selling their magnlti
lothlog at reduced prises, la
'3 of the season. Their stock
uioty of fashionable ready*
sir faculties for making up
surpassed by any other esta
te.
being formed o sited '"The
raise are that not a word is
by members or attendants,
ig, and reading will be ale
The attendants are tore*
saly. It Is curious that the
it was a message-written by
“ Buy all year garments
fothlng Hall of HockhUl i
toe Chestnut street, above
„OTHIXa,
log*
CtothlDff,
Stokes & Oo.’s New Stand,
. Stokes St Oo.’s New Stand,
i. Stokes St Oo.’s New Stand,
Hotel.
Hotel.
>tel,
bis," for Imparting bean
complexion, clearness and
ix mod by the most refined
a toilet article. Eagene
Uhestnot, tells it. jalS-tt
for the people, on Eye,
Catarrh, Asthma, Bron*
by Br. Yon Mosohiisker,
U positively be ready for
£BABBS, OATABBH,
. all nerfous affeotlons,
Jhileker. Testimonials of
Us of Us treatment of the
1-known citizens oan be ex-
Walnut street.
Ala Park, Thlrty-flr3t and
'.air all removed. Bailey’s
and evening. Park open
.. Hole. — Preparations are
laminating the whole Park.
Toilkt, the world says, la
10 teeth pearly white, glvea
wt odor, extinguishing the
ly flow from a had and ne
ji'.oflont la bo convenient, and
at once so delightful, that
use It. Sold by all Drug
jais-mwftt
tOTBL eonttnnea open, aa
stfainment of gneata, who
r superior comforts and at
mac has always been dlstin-
Jafl-Ut
Co.’s Pianos, and Mason A
ans, fox Bala only by J. E.
itnnt streats. nolO-tf
abbh, sueoettfolly treated
illet and Aurlat, 511 Fine st,
No charge for examination.
■less.
07 TOWBS BAIL,
mow appears
cd will lie,
mils ireet our ears,
■to* by.
Ith elaeful prSdo.
turn out,"
one by Us Bids,
la, no doubt.
tab and furs so snug
t belle, i
L&d fleecy rag,
or well
expect her swain,
wear,
. be In pats
ty air.
steeds, and j tailing tells,
;asofpeU,* , i
>y clothin* sells
inch yourself,
rbom yoti admire,
take,
neat attire
Undoes make.
(it greatly JSedueed Prioes,
red to purchasers of tfiur’s,
WATS.
TOWS'® HALL,
No. 518 MABKST Strut,
BBMNBTT A 00.
■ray Hair Restored,
LOTHED WITH NSW 4AIK.
'■* Rwtor' r and Dressing. M
■f Jiestortr and Dressing 1 *
: Uflßolicliei, E send you this
roodar'nl afoot s of the. Lo ado a
f balr was very (fray, and ia
re now used the Seafarer sots*
*tr la entirely changed to its
4 tew growth of hair hai coyer*
to using it mir hair wo old
'tie* on combing M?.it hsa now
Gained its youthful and clossy
'rtend« areostcg tlio Kestorer,
hspu est I ttroagly
®boaregrBjrliit*r»y orMltisf
JANE HOO3H POU,
W-sUwt, n>»4 Philadelphia.
,; *is bottlessi. Bold by Dr.
N "rth SIXTH Street. it
r n Dyk 1
pTg u th« but Is the world.
H Dye- harmless, lnataatane
a splendid Blaek dr Natnra]
' effeete of Bad Dyes, and fire
<lMl color. Bold by all Dm*-
aed W. A. BATOHBLOB. 81
>rk. jaS-awfrlr
& °°- ,g mw
AKjj
,a a *tl n’ 8
' r ,°KOASg.
I»); of l 3 ** 4«* 04.BIUET
S'* *»« »oU OW. «IS
4«»»b4 ■ itiissr
oil.!”** I **- ' OSJASi.
’IOHESTBCTSt,- OiBlSB?
B0t».« IuBOAirS,
Lawful Wife-Murder mat result
from excessive labor in the dutiea of houaekeaptn*.
So man will ho accused of it who supplies his wife with
a CLOTHES WEISSES, for ha thereby lessens her
labors, and saves its coat in his own olothlnc. The
Cojwheel and several other kinds are sold at
It
TBUMAH ft SHAW’S,
No. 835 <Bight TMrtjr-fi™ MARKET St., b*low Kimth.
Coffee Roasters, of several fat
teens* and a variety of Coffee Mills* for sale at the
hardware store of TRUMAN h SHAW, 80. 830 (Bight
Thirty- fire) MARKET Street, below ninth. It
Tetter, Itch, Scald Head, Blotches,
SALT BHEtM, ALL EETJTTION3.
“DR. SWAYNE’B ALL-HEALINS OINTMENT.”
"BE, SWATHE’S ALL HEALIN9 OINTMENT.”
Nevorfails to cure tha moftt obstinate mhi,
Principal Office* 330 North SIXTH Street. - It
Overcoats from $l4 to $55. Overcoats.
•• «« ••
OVERCOATSFROM $l4 to $55. OVERCOATS.
*« tt •«
•*' ' •« ««
OVERCOATS FROM $l4 to $55. OVERCOATS.
*» ■«
OVERCOATS FROM SH to *65. OVERCOATS.
WANAMAKEB A BROWN.
OAK HALL,
I S. B. earner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
4Sf Young Men’s Salts and elegant variety of the
beet class Clothing at REASONABLE PRICES.
"Wheeler & Wilson’s Highest Premium
Jj 0 0 K-B Tll CH •
SEWING MACHINES,
THE CHEAPEST. SIMPLEST AND BEST.
Salesrooms, TO* CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh.
x<c^jax«,xsx>.
ROBERTS--ADAMS.—On the 17th instant, by-Bev. P.
MURPHV-^nfßnb5 obe n ts 5? d ? atB K Adams. *
r HyXiBURT, —Ou Monday events?. Jan
Hth, at tbs teeidenoe of the bride's tether, by Sev. 5.
w # T ,r ?..S!K!Wr siijahw.'msm«™SrsahaTM;
whihirt ® Hulbnrt, daughter of Chaaneey
HSl™,?}. &Q., ofthle city. No cards. *
• KIMBALL—WAIN WRIGHT. —On Taesday, Uth In
■lent, at the First Unitarian Church, by the Rev. W.
B. rnrneee. Hiram to Carrie C.. daughter
of tho late Thomas B. Walnwright, all of this city. * '
DSHD.
FORTESOUB—On the Mth instant, after a protracted
ißness, in the 7?th year of hie age, Thomas S. Fortoecae,
efISS’S?” BRrcT^’
‘ nd uial? friends are Invited to attend
her funeral, from her Jnuuand s residence. No. 1.508
P finAi 8 nd on . morning, at XO o’ctoct. ***
_ J3HIISIiDS.j-“At Philadelphia* on Saturday* Jan. 14! h,
1865, Jan« daughter of CUarlea Woodruff and
EHzabetb KanemUids. *
_JSVANS.-v-On Secondrday, the 16th. Inst*, Rachel S.,
wife of Charles Brans.
Her relatives ana friends are invited to attend her
funeral* from the residence of her husband* No. bill
Vine street* on Fifth-day, 19th inct.. at 2 o’clock. *f*
FRF. —On Saturday even leg. the llth inet.,Elizabeth,
Wife of Philip F. Fry, aged 88 years and 7 days.
~I»tormettfc at York, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday,
the 18th Inst., at IQ A. M. **
BAY.j-On the 17th. Mrs, Sarah, relict of the late
David Ray, in the 6Uh year of her age. **
T ARGEST AND BEST CRAPE YBILB.
JLJ --Richest Crime and best quality English Grape
Veils, and Veil and Trimming Crapes.
' . _ BESSON & BON, Mourning Store.
JrtfMtf No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
TJLACE ALPACAS.—ANEW STOCK
of Alpacas and Glossy Mohairs* from 62Ke. to $1
poryaid. BESSON & SON. Mourning Store,
JalB tf No. 918 CHESTS Or Street
QUEEN ELIZABETH COLLARS.—
A few more dozen of wWeße riere Collars, just re
ceived. Also, new Style Fancy Crape Collars
BESSON & SOB. afonrnlaa'Store,
Ho. 018 CHESMTtTT Street.
NE WIB6S<
100 Honey* Comb Quilts
300 Colored Counterpane*.
1,000 Quilts for Hospitals.
Fine stock of Blankets, Towels. Ac.. Ac.
t( EYRE A LINDRLL,
Jai2 f . FOURTH and ARCH Streak
NOTICES.
BET, HESRY WAB» BEECHER'S
GREAT EEC TURE *
BEFORE TEE
IOTUS HEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOOIiTION,
AT THE
ACADEMY OK MtJSIC,
t
THURSDA.Y EVENING,* JAN. 19,1865.
Sr'EJncT:
"Beauty and. th.e,Reast.”
Ticketsfoi unreiemd Mate 23cents.
Tickets foi leserred seat# *6O •
Rale of Tickets at 606 CHESTNUT Street. CLAX
TON 'B (formerly Martlea's) Book Stare, commencing
at ?Jf o’clock each morning. . I*lB »
A few good Teserred seats stlii remain unsold.
WAS ABO UESBBAI ÜBAST,
THE SUBJECT OF
JNO. S, O. ABBOTT'S
(OF NEW HAVEN)
LEO TUBE
BEFORE THE YOUNGS JIEN’S CHRIB-
TIAN ASSOCIATION,
KEXT MO'NDA Y EVENING,
CONCERT HALL.
jalB-Bt ■
THE AIHM&I WOSK.-A PBB*
B=S* LIO meeting of the Women who melee w the
array Clothing, popularly known as the “Arsenal
Work,’ will Be held at-YEFFBB3ON HALL. SIXTH
and CHBRTIAN Streets, cn THURSDAY EVENING,
the 19th Ins., at 7 H o clock, to give expression in re
ference to the contract system, and the consequent
will drawal of the work from the direct snttenrtsien of
the Government. MABTHa YBAGER.
Pieeidest of the meeting In 18J1.
Bbbbcoa Alexander, Secretary, ja!B-2t*
Ka» A MEETING OF THE CORPORA-
T»BB orthe FOLLBE PETROLEUM COMPANY
of Athens County, Ohio, wUI be held THIS EVENING,
at VA o’clock, at i 638 MABKETBtreet.
It* WM, H CURTIS, Secretary pro tom.
FBANKUIf INSTITUTE.—THI
ANNUAL ELECTION FOB OFFICERS. MANA
GBBS, and AUDI TORS for the ensuing year will he
held at UiefHALL OF THE INSTITUTE, on THURSDAY
next, 19th inst. The Foil will he open from 4 to 8
o clock P. M.
Ihs Annnal Meeting will be held on the same Bve
nlct, at 8 o’clock. . . , „
Members ana othere.having Models and Specimens
they wish to exhibit will pleasehend them to the Hall
during the Afternoon. 'WILLIAM HAMILTON,
ja!B at .. Actuary.
ra» THE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY
„f the opening of CENTRAL M, B. CHUROB,
VINE Street, above Twelfth, will be eelebraled THIS
EVENING, commencing at IX o’clock. It*
TOR RELIGIOUS BEE Cl NOS AT
fcs? OLIYET CHURCH continued. THIgNYEN
IN G Bev. J. OBOWELL. It*
HON. GEORGE THOMPSON, OF
IKS? ENGLAND, will r ectnre in the HALL OF THE
SFKtSG GABDBN INSTITUTE. BROAD and SPBING
GARDEN, on MONDAY EVENING next, thss3d Inst,,
atB o’clock. Subject: jalB-wf«t*
“THEN. BOW, AND HENCE -'
PS- FOURTEENTH WARD-NOTICE—
E—SS> an adjourned meeting of the citizens of the
FOURTEENTH WaKD, irrespective of parties, will be
held TBiS EVENING at lk o’clock, at SPBING GAR
DEN BALL. All who desire to have the ward free from
the coming draft are invited to at-end-
FRED. A VAN CLEYB, President.
Titos. Bt DAvia. Secretary, It*
WTa- AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD
of Directors of “THE SHAMOKIN COALCOH
PANY, ’ ’ held at the Office of the Company, 80* South
I’CMJKI H Street, on this 16th day or January, A. D.,
1866, a SIYIDBND OF FOUR Ml PER CB6T. on the
Capital Stock wbb declared ont of the earnings of the
Company for the last FIVE MONTHS, free of taxes,
payable on and after the 20. h R inrDBAT>
jalS 4t* Secretary,
OFFICE OF THE UNION CANAX
COMPANY. ,
Philadelphia, January 17,1865.
The Annual Meeting of the STOCK and BOND
HOLDERS of the Union Canal Company, and election
for Officers and Managirs to serve lor the ensuing year,
will be held at the office oflhe Company. No. B£B
W ALBUT Street, on TBE9DAY, the 7th day of Febru-
Bookswi’l be closed on the 2Sth instant.
jalBtfe7 OSCAR THOMPSON. Secretary,
skvSC“ UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,
IsS? jo. 1816 CHESTNUT Streeet, Philadelphia.
January 3B* UK.
A QEASD SALUTE 0* 100 OUBTS will be fired TO
- at &qoßi by tbs KETBTO S B BAT FBRYy.in_ honor
trf.he Canute ffvOBT FISHER. ggff^XeUK.
car THK SIl'OKl) KAXIONAI BASK
fc® OF FHILADJSLPHIA.
Feankfoktj, January Vt, 1855.
At the Annuel Election for Directors of this Back, held
onToeeday. thel(Ahlest.,
tfatban ft flies, , Edward Hares,
George W. Bhawn, Beniemin H. Deacon,
Simon B. Snyder, _ Lewie Shallcross,
BenjaminKowland, Jr., ' Charlesß, Kremer,
John Cooper, - ~
were ejected to eorre for tni
it a meeting of tle Bo*
EJLUJB wa* unanimously •
Bask CjalS-dt]
*3B“ BX6HTHH4
Vais' I*Hll
At the KBimil election for
Inst.. the following named
rectors of iMs Bank for the < i
Jacob Naylor,
James Irwin,
Jaci b O. Neafie.
Charles *. Child*,-
Charles H. Craiie,
'William Kina,
J. S. C<uter»- , „
At a,meeting of ihe l>Lw
Baylor, Esa. was nnanimi
ana R B. Williams CastHei
laid St B
I.ECTCRK OS (JOMMEKCIAL
LAW, byJOHB A. OWBNB.B«q., at BRSABT,
R'HATTON. Jt BANMHTSRB NATIONAL CuMKBS
CI Al* COLLEGE. ABBBMBLY BUILDINGS, Bouthwa.t
corner of CHESTNUT and TENTH Streets —The Intro
ductory lectnre to a course of ten on Commercial l>aer,
to he aeliyered by Jojm A. Owens. Esq. before the
students and friend* of tbU institation, will be ae-
Uvtred on 'WBDUBSDaT EVENING. tbelSth instant,
at 8 o’clock. A cordial invitation is extended to tbe
public. . jalfrjt
g K rsr» BJCBUITS FOB THEFOCK
#3S? TEBJiTH WABDcanobtalathelrmoßoyaseoon
sy it T 1 «t ererf? a tthe F<ovoat Marehars omca. ojmer or
attdßßAtSDlf WINE Strata. Partias 1
cioapplr
to either of the ondeuigoed, EecrttttUgCommUtee.
' No*. Parr Uh. street,
Jo .W, TBACKA.BA,
No. • Oatario street,
FBED’K A. VANCLBVB,
' No. 204 Soath Fifth, etreat
»-TS=» TII® iSSt*I, MEE fl»« OFTHK
iHy CnDtribu’orf to the WOAtKN'S HOSPITAL OF
PHILADELPHIA Wilt be held at the Hovj^alJßaild
icK NORTH COLLEGE AVBKDE and TWBSW-S*.
CO NT) Street, on THUBHDATi, 19, at S o'o.ocTt P.M,
ja!7-Si* E F. HaLLO WAY. SJCtoUrf.
AH APJOCBNKft 3IKETIS6 OF
l=» tbe Stockholders of the FRabKLIH LUBKI
CATIHO OIL COMFANJ will be held at th* offlo« of
tba Goropaa?' Kb. 03A WaLRIJT btraet, on fffiD*
riKRDAY. JaadarT 18. at 4 o'clock P M -
’ -SAMO?a WAOHEB, la..
■ jalS-tt* " *■ . . Bccmarr.
|sgf** AODRESfi TO THE PUBI.IO
“ Working Women’s Belief Association,”
Beyeral months ago we published an appeal to the
citirsn* of the ** City of Brotherly Lews, asking for a
redress, at least in some measure, of the many wrongs
from which we have so loss suffered. That appeaiwac
published in several of the daily papers of this city, and
In the first number of the Woman** Journal* which is
issued by the. Association. That petition was read by
many of the generous souls of .this great, city, and,
through the columns of our little paper, found Its
way to other cities and Btotee« and from-Maiae to Cali
fornia a response has been given, proving there are
some ever ready to give a listening ear to the cry of suf
fering.
Araln we present our claims before you, to tell you
our wrong* have only begun to be righted, and so long
have we borne the weight of oppression and iaiustlee
that we feel our powers of endurance have been taxed
tothe uttermost, and we are no longer able to endure
the suffering and the misery imposed upon us by severe
toil and meagre compensation. We have not come be
fore the public asking charity, for we do not style our
selves begg&rs, but simply ask a just remuneration for
our labor, no matter in what department ,of life it is
performed. Work we are willing to do, and ask that
you may give it uss but at the same time that we ask
for work, we ask to be paid for our services that which
wiu enable us and our half orphaned little ones (made
so by the ruthless hand of that war which has so long
devastated our land) to live, enjoying some of the com
forts that tnake existence endurable; not to starve, or
so.ncarly so that to say we have sufficient food for our
physical needs would be Ip speak falsely. „ w „
We bave endeavored, as working women of Phila
delphia, numbering by thousands, to make our condi
tion known to all, by holding meetings at various halls
in different parts of the city. Inviting all to be present
With us, and, at different times, reading a few of the
hundreds of letters which have been received from
those who are struggling to maintain existence by the
mere pittance they ato receiving for their daily toil,
from early mern till late at night; yes, even on to the
small hours ofthenucceOdiag day. . , „ ,
- Among our first movements was that of framings pe
tition to the Secretory ofW&g,' signed uy tuirtoentnou
sand working women, which was presented In person
to the President of the United States, receiving an order
therefrom to the Secretary of War, getting from him
a promise to have the matter investigated, which pro*
raise waa fulfilled, resulting in an advance of twenty
greent. at the United States arsenal, in this city, and
giving employment to two thousand more women,
previously employing six thousand, and in treating
more humanely thoaa asking work. Since the begin
ning of this war the prices paid for female labor have
been reduced thirty per cent.; thus the advance prices
are net sufficient foment the demands upon the puree
ftomthe high prices of food, fuel, and clothing. We
hope this Increase of wage* is but the beginning of bet
ter times Our labors have been incessant, and the
Working 'Women's Belief-Association next opened a
Registry Office, where those leaking employment might
obtain it without the payment.of money, that might
deter them from asking, perhaps' thereby beißg-ariveu
to destitution and crime, and the employe* pais but the
smalt sum of fifty cents. Our next labor was to issue a
smrll ©Qjttbly paper, called the Woman’* Journal ,
the first number of which appeared in September,
through the columns of which we hoped to make known
our movements, and to cilliha.attention of (he public:
i 9 tb? many wrongs in our midst, and ask them to cora
menCd uis work of reformation. In connection With
our Registry Office we have opened a Work Boomf and
we purpose, without delay, .to open a Store,-where we
pledge oursclvei to have all .work that maybebrought
to us executed In a manner which will please the em
ployer, We solicit work of all kinds, that we maybe
. sbJe to give it to those who are suffering for tne necessi
ties of life, and enable us to give them for their labor
sufficient to sustain them.. Our Booms are at 736
ARCH Street. Come and sea us. and give-a. helping
hand to the honest, industrious poor who aro striving
to help themselves. MARIA J DENNETT, M. D.,
It President.
THE NEXT BRAFT.-CITIZENS’
SUBSTITUTE, REPRESENTATIVE, AND VOL-.
UJRTEER AGENCY.—We beg leave to call the attention
of those who are graft ed, and those who are enrolled
and liaoleto military duty, and also that date of per
sons who are not liable to draft (ladies, and gentlemen
over forty-five years), to our agency for pressuring sub
stitutes and volunteer representatives. Persons snoxfid
attend to this Important mailer at once, as the;draffc has
been fixed for the 15rh of February next.
Wears doing 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 any
other agency in Philadelphia. The law allows ufl to
put substitutes in the Navy or Marine Corps, to be
credited to any district in the State where the principal
resides.
To facilitate business, if persons living in or out of the
city, who are enrolled, will tarnish us with a certifi
cate of their enrolment from the Provoet Marshal of
their district, they can have substitutes sworn into
either branch of this service, which will fully exempt
them from draft.
Reference can be given to ladies and gentlemen in this
city for whom we nave done business in this line, and
also in the following counties* Chester, Delaware,
Montgomery, Berks, Bucks, Schuylkill, and North
-8 £ B?“Churcheß and Clubs famished at the lowest
possible priefs Liberal arrangements made with.
Township Committees to fill quotes
Call or address MoBAALf. ptXSON, &0O, (
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WS& PENNSYLVANIA-OFFICE OF COLLECTOR.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX
NOTICE is hereby given that thellsts of taxes assessed
in accordance with the provistoc s of the joint resolution
of Congress, approved July 4, 1664 imposing a Special
lax of fire per centum upon the gain*, profits, or in*
come for the year ending DeoemserSl, 1863; and also of
the increase upon Licences of wholesale dealers, retail
liquor dealers, hotel keepers and peddlers as per act
of June 30, 1864, has been returned to me by the Assessor
of the District, and that such taxes are now due and
pay able, and that payment thereof is hereby demanded,
and will be received for the Twenty-*second and Twen*
ty-fifth wards at the office in Langstioih’s Building,
Germantown, and those for the Twenty* third ward at
the office, Fraskford street, Frankfoid, between the
hours o t 9A. M and BP. M., until SATURDAY. Jana
“lmSM-iBS —To all those who neglect to' pay on or
before said 21ft day of January a special demand will
be issued, for which the law provides a fseof twenty
cents, and four cents per mile, and ten per cent, penalty,
as will be seen by reference to the 28th section ol the act
of June SO, 1864. Money of the United States only re
ceived. JOHN W. COWELL,
j»8-mwftja21 Collector.
NOTICE -OFFICE BUCK HOtN
TAIN COAL CO., Philaielphia, Jan. 2,1865.
The AnnualMeetins of the Stockholders of the BUCK
MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY wtii be held at the Office
of the Company, No. 330 WALNUT Street, on WED
NESDAY, February Ist. 1865, at 11 o’clock A M.
-An election for seven Directors to serve the ensuing
year will be held on the same day, between the hours
of-ll A. M. and 2P. M.- „ „ , .
ja2-mwftfel T. H. TROTTER, Sedretary.
- THE DKAFT.-AT A MEETIN6
•Z& of the citizens of the ELEVENTH WARD, held
Resolved, That each of the different wards of the city
be requested to send thiee delegates totbehatt, N, B.
corner of Becosd and Coates streets, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. January 18th. to meet alike number from
tbe above Ward, to take some addon In relation to the
late order of Provori Marshal General Fry TOUCHING
OCR QUOTAS on tbe coming DHaFT.
FRED. GLADING, Chairman.
Attest: Thomas A Fast, Secretary. . jal2-6t*
THE PSOYIYCE OF POETBY
lecture by Mr. ENOCH H. SUPPLES, MON
DAYSyeninff, January 33. at HaNDEL AND HA YD If
HALL, for the benefit of the disabled Soldiers and Sol
diers’ Widows and Orphans, under the care of the La
dies’ First Dxlon As»*«ißtioii. Tickets 30 cents. For
sale at the Association Bogina, No. 53? North EIGHTS
Street. * jal7-6t
• OFFICE OF THE H4ZLETON
COAL COMPANY, No. 303 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, Jan. 16,1865.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Hazle
ton Coal Company will he held at their Office In Phila
delphia on THURSDAY, the 16th day of February next,
at 12 o clock M., when an election will he held for nine
Directors to serve the ensuing Tear. -
ja!7- 3t ALEX. G, GAW, Secretary.
THE LOCUST BAILS COAL GO.—
9W ANNUAL MBETING-—The stockholders of the
Locnft Dale Coal Company are hereby notified that their
annual meeting, for the choice of Director and sneh
tther business as may legallybe.traueacfced, will be
held at the CONTINENTAL HO*EL, in the city of
Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY, the fimt day of Pebru
sry next, at two o'clock PM.
THEODORE 0 EMORY, Secretary.
PniLADEiiPFiA. January 14, .1865. . jal4*lst*
i ensuing rear.
rtl bold this day NATH AH
ft-elisoted Freeldent ef this
IP. H. RHaWM, Cashier.
JTXONAB BANK.
IIADELPHIAi Jft?. 17*186(5.
t Directors, n«d on the Uta
l gentlemen were elected Di
i insnlng year:
Henry S. Ziegler,’
James Long, .
Henry P Shissler,
John Dorian.
Andrew Me Bride,
Johnß, Hoi cross.
-eotorg&eld tide day* Jacob
uraaly r€* elected. President*
”k WILLIAMS, CasMer,
-mu: PUBSS -UTm,AT>RT,PHIA:' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY is, 1866: r
NOTICES.
OP PHIfcACBtFHU.
»aa~' 4»lf* ICftS OF THE CO All BIDGE
■Off IMPEOTEMEST AHD COAT. COMPANY, 137
South FOUETHStieefc.
Psnz.ADBX.PATi, Jan 16, 1865.
The annual meeting of Stockholders and Election for
Directors of this Company* to serve for the ensuing;
jear* will he held aciffiis office, on THURSDAY, Janu
ary 26th, Instant, at 13 o'clock fit.
jalP lot JOS. T. FOSD, Secretary.
DIVIBESrJDS.
OFFICE OF THE TACK PETBO
LBUM COMPANY, No. 15 South WILLIAM
btr«et» Hew York. „ , 4 , „,, _ _ _ ■
At a meeting of the directors of the Tack Petroleum
Company, held this day, H was . _
Mesalved, That a oividend of TWO PER CENT., in
cash, ire paid on the 20th inst to the holders of the
shares of this Company, at the office of the Treasurer,
Mr. GEORGS H MILLINGTON, No. 42 EXCHANGE
Place, and that the Transfer Books he closed from the
17th to the 20ih inst., inclusive „
HERMAN CROHSN, Secretary.
New York, January 11, 1866. ~ _ ■
Dividends to PhiJadeinhiaEßbareholders payable at
the Office of RICHARDSON. HARLEY, & GCL, JTo. 341
WALNUT Street, on and after MONDAY, Jan. 23, 1865.
jslfi 61*
THE QUICKSILYEB SHSIYG
Ioe? COMPANY.
The Direbtors of the Quicksilver Mining Company
- THIS DAY
declared asemi*annally dividend of /
FIVE DOLLARS
per share in • «* - •
UNITED STATES GOLD COIN,
‘payable FEBRUARY 15,1865, to slmreholders of record
J» unary Sle*. 1866 ' ~ . „, ,
Transfer Books will he closed from February Ist to
15th. inclusive.
WALTER B. LAWTON, Treasurer.
Haw Tons. January 4.1865. jalO 18t.
PESSSTLTANU HALL ASSO*
CIATION —By resolution of the Board of Mana
gers a final dividend of OHB DOLLAR AND A HALF
PER SHARE will be paid UPON PRESENTATION
ARD SURRENDER OB CERTIFICATES OF STOCK to
BLI LILLIS, Treasurer corner of RIDGE Avenue »nd
GBEBS Street*, between 8 and 10 o’clock lit the morn
ing. N. B. —Need not apply without the certificates of
etock. . ■■ ■ ja7-sw6l*
iraa» THI DIRECTORS OF THE
FAREL OIL COMPANY hare THIS DAY de
clared a dividend of ORB PBB CERT., payable at their
Office on and after ihe 25 b: lust
Trauafei Booh* close the 19 th. and open the 26th.
By a resolution of the Board of Directors, dividends
wiU in future he Treasurer.
Phii.adbi.PHlA. Jan. Id, 1866. jal6-mwf.il*
OFFICE OF THE INSUB&HCE
las' COMPANY OR SORTS AMERICA, 332 WAL
RITT STREET, _
PHnanßurau, January 9,186*.
The Directors have thla day declared a dividend of
ORB DOLLAR ABD TWENTY CENTS per share
free fromtales, payable on oemand.
jalO 12t CHARLES PLATT. Secratary.
OFFICE OF THE FAME ISSN*
E=t? RANCH COMPANY, No. 400 CHESTNUT
Street. Philadelphia, January 7l 1835.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors ofthaFAMK
INBUBANCE COMPANY* held this day, a dividend of
THBEB PER CENT, was declared,payable on demand,
clear of all taxes. WILLIAMS I, BLANCHARD,
j»9l2t ; Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE BRIGGS OIL
1=53 COMPANY, No. 147 South FOURTH Street,
Jakuabt 11, 186* .... . , , '
• The Board of Directoia have thla day declared the
seventh monthly dividend of ONE PBR CENT, on the
Capital Stock, payable on the 26th but _
The Tran Bier 800, a will be closed on the Bat inst,, at
8 o'clock, and openedtm the 27th,
By a resolution of the Beard of Director*, adopted thia
day, dividends will in future be paid anartmly.
iais IBt CHARLES A. BUY, TreatJref.
OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOBS-
K®' TAIN COAL AND IBON COMPANY, ,
Philadelphia, January 12, 1860.
At a Meeting of the Board of Direetora of thla Com
pany, held this day, a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT,
on the Capital Stock, dear of State tax. was declared,
payable to the Stockholders or their legal representa
tivee on and after the 23d instant.
jal3 9t EDWARD ELY, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE MINGO OIL
!=» COMPANY, No. 534 WALHDT Street, Boom
20. Philaublfhi A, Jan. 3,166*.
DIVIDEND NOTICE —The Board of Director have
this day declared their second monthly dividend of
TWO PER CEST. (twenty cents per share), out of the
set earnings of the Company for the month of December,
payable, dear of State tax, on and after Januaiy 20th.
Transfer Books dose January 14th, atg o’dock P. M.,
and open January 21st. P. W. WILTBANK,
JaßtjaSO Secretary.
BJ VIDEBD—THE DIRECTORS
i=» of the NOBLE AND DBLAMATBR PETRO
LBBJM COMPANY, havethis day d»olaied, as their.ninth
monthly dividend, SIX ,-BB DEBT., payable, free of
State tax, on the 2Dlh instant Books olosa on the 14th
andre open Met OEOROE W. HUNTER,
ia.i2.9t Secretary. ;
PHILADELPHIA AND BEABXHG
§3Ef RAILROAD COMPANY, Ofice No. 327 South
FOURTH Street. „ , „
Philadelphia, November 80,1864.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. —The transfer books. of this
Company will bed Med on THDSIpAY, DeMmharl*,
and reopened on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10,166*.
ADWHmdof FIFTEEN tigt CENT, ontheeonmios
rod pntensd stock* olsai of fi&tidim usd Bttu tU6i<
has been declared, payable In common Btock.on the Slat
Deoeniber n«xi on all stocks standing on thebooks of
die Company, at tba dose of business on the lfltb prpx.
Stockholders whose name* aft registered on the Hew
u *■“ “ ’VHsysr." 1
dd-tf ■ ■ - • - Treasurer.
WAJNfAMAKEK A BROWN,
OH. COMPANIES.
|gg** THK
CAMEHON PETROLEUM CO.
OF PENNSYLVANIA..
CAPITAL ®l/)00,000.
SHARES 900,000.
PAR VALUE.
.....85.00.
' SUBSCRIPTION PftlOE. %99i
PRESIDENT,
VANOB STEWART.
op mxkcbb coesvr, pa.
TREASURER,
E. J. JAMES,
OF FRILAPRLPBtA.
SECRETARY.
J. Xi. DARLINGTON. "
WHIT CREATES, FA. ,
DIBEOTOES.
VANCE STEWART, Memr omnty, Pa.
. JOHN E. LEONARD, Wed Cheater, Pa
D. C. FORNEY, Washington, D. 0.
HENRY D. COOK, Washington, D, 0 t
SIMON CAMBhON, Herriahn?;, Pa.
JOHN B, PIJEEL, Philadelphia.
JOHN F. GRAFF, Philadelphia.
GEORGE O. EVANS, Philadelphia.
- JAMES DUFFY, Marietta, Lancaster CO., Pa
• The present and prospective value of the stock of this
Gompahymay be inferred from the foot that it owns a
fee simple interest In 473 (four hundred and serenty
three) acres of the richest tested oil territory In Venango
county, believed by the moat experienced oU men in
, that region to be capable of producing a net annual in
come to the Company of one a half .million dollars,
or three times the entire cost of the stock,-which would
be equivalent to twenty- five per cent, a month on its
;. aubacj iptio jfprice, or one hundred and fifty ver cent .
per annum on its yiar value.
x’ne kiiflWtef I* * description <rf the Company's pro
. petty; ■ '■
One-fourth fee simple interest in ihe celebrated
“Hoover” Farm, situate on the Allegheny river,
about,two and one-half miles below
taining 292 (two huhdred and ninety-two) acres* with
252 rods (or Over one mile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leases, each ten rods
square, and from which the owners of the fee simple get
one-half the oil, free of all expense. Besides this,"
-there are two wells owned by the owners of the fee,
from which they get all the oil.
. On this Farm there are now ten wells in operation,
producing an average of ten barrels perday,and several
others are about being tubed. There are also on it $7
(eighty-sflYen).more lots surveyed, and more than fifty
applications are how standing to lease the l&tierfor one.
half the oil to the owners.
Out of the twelve wells oirthis Farm eteem are now
paying handsomely : a fact which sufficiently demon
strates the great richness and reliability of, the terri
tory.
* Ho. 2
Is the entirefee simple interest in 181 (one hundred and
eighty-one) acres, situate on the Allegheny river,
nearly opposite the “Hoover” Farm; and a little
securer Franklin, at the mouth of. Mill Bun, having a
front of 96 rods on the Allegheny river, and one mile dm
both sides of Mill Run, with ample boring surface for
one hundred, vxUs t or Lots of ten rods square. This
tract is known as the “Stewart Farm, ’ 'and is clear of
all leases or incumbrances of any kind.
Therein now in operation a fifty-barrel well (beside
several smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which ad
joins this on the south. Infect, the “ Stewart’* Farm
is surrounded with good-paying wells, and within a
sheet time a single lease of 80 rode front, on the imme
diate opposite side of the river, sold for $165,000 (one
hundred mid sixty-five thousand dollar*.) On this
lease a good well has been struck within a few days.
In addition to the territory.of the “Stewart” Farm,
which is believed to be equally as good as the “ Hoov
er”) there are on it a three-story Grist Mill, with fine
water-power, a good farm-house, and other buildings,
that will be of use to the company.
The durability of this immediate oil section is illus
trated by t> e fact that some of the wells on the “ Hoor
*er” Farm kaVe been pumping for over four years,with
cutany material diminution in their yield, while the
oil here produced; from its greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity, always commends
from one to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at
OU Creek.
Ihe officers of tie Company feel justified in present
ing the following estimate-of what, with vigorous
management, the above lands can be made to yield for
the benefit of the stockholders in a comparatively short
time: ♦
THE “STEWART FARM.”
There is room on this for one hundred lots of ten rods
square, all of which can be leased immediately for one
half the oil, frtt of all expense to the Company.
Estimating one well to eaoh lot (one hundred wells
although there Is robm for three hnndred) at the very
moderate ayerage of ten barrels each, would make a
-Ballyproduct of*---- l.OOObbls.
Ontof this the Company’s share would be. 800 bbls.
Value of daily yield to the Company, at
ten dollars per bbl (it is now selling at
~*13.60>....,.«
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, this would make the Compa
ny’s annual net receipW, from the Stew
art Farm alone. • • •••
Allowing the same estimate for the ‘' Hoo
yer” Farm, in which the'Company owns
one fourth in fee of the land interest, the
annual net receipts from the latter would
1)0
Maying the annual receipt^' from hoth
founts... 1,875,000 m
Deducting from this amount the cum of
*376,000 for contingencies, wogjd IoSTe
the
Net Annual Inccme of the C0mpany.......51,630,000 00
All. THEEE LOTS CAN BE IMMEDIATELY LEASED,
If it is deemed expedient, at a royalty of onehalf the
Oil, with, covenants binding lessees to sink walls, with
all possible diligence, to the depth of £OO or more feet.
A FEW FLAIR WOBDS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Ton are not asked to to t#s Stock with the
expectation of immedioie.ly receiving large dividend#,
but tbe basis on which the Company rests, It Is be
lieved, will make your Investment not only safe, bat,
prospectively, of enormous value.
Notwith'staading.atthe present prices of oil, the Com
pany’s annaal receipts (without any further develop
ment) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per
cent, on the cost of the stock.
The president/Mr.-Stewart, is one Of the mostprac
tical and experienced oil operators In the State, and his
residence near the Company’s property and general
oversight of itsmansgemest is the best guarantee that
no efforts will be spared to make the investment pro
fitable.
Applications for a large proportion of tbe stock, have
already been made, but none will be received until the
books of tbe Company are regnlarly opened for that
purpose.
Only a limited amount of the stock will be sold at
subscription price.
The stock will be issued foil paid, without further
assessments.
BOOKS OK SUBSCRIPTION will be open for a few
days, on and after January 18.1805, at the office Of
E. G. JAMES, Treasurer)
No. 101 WALNUT Street, Philada.
IKS” WIDOW HcCUKTODK OH COM
PABY.
[Organised under the General Laws of the State of Hew
CAPITAL STOCK .*600,000,
SHARKS, 120,00O —PAR VALUE OP EACH...*S 00.
WOBKING CAPITAL *35,000.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE *3 00 PER SHARE.
TRU&TEES. ✓
B. C. ROOT, Tice President of Atlantic Bank, New
York, , . '
W. C. CHURCHILL, 17 Wall street, New York.
WILLIAM H. HARSTON, of Wm. H. Mauton & Co.,
Bankers, No. 17 Wall street, New York.
JOHN C. SCHOOLEY, SO Pine street. New York.
LUCIEN a. QUIGLEY, "of Quigley Brothers, Bank
ers, 26 Bread street, New York..
The foot that the above named gentlemen* so well
and favorably known, are at tbe head of the Company,
is a instant}’ of its value. The hooka don next week.
Only a smaUtfiumber of shares aro offered lu this mar
ket. tbe banfoce having been already taken.
The Company owns the entire working Interest in
three lotsnn tbe celebrated
WIDOW MoODIKTOOK FARM.
Two wells are ready for_pnmp3ng, with a promise of
large production. nnGthsr well is two hundred feel
down.
Also, two hundred acres In fee on Tionesta creek,
near its confluence with the Allegheny river. The sur
rounding property is now commanding several thou
sand dofiaia per acre.
Subscriptions received for a limited number of shares
at the Bulking House of _ '
FEBBEE A ,CO>>
No. 33 South THIRO Street.
SIV TOBK, PHOADIIiPHU,
fcS? AITS BALTIMORE 00KSOI.1DATKI) PETBO
LSDM A»S MININO COHPaNY.
. 300,000 SHAKES.
Par Valne, $5 por share - S abnorlptSon Price. *1 par Bliaro.
60,000 chares received for Workiua Capital.
’ York,
Trla»nr«r-H. F. DBYOB, of Sow York.
... Boorotary-J. Sow York.
B. Y. B.Kotcimm, Balt ,Md B. H 'Wisbart, New York.
O. Kiss, Baltimore Mo. Sr. T. 8, Burr, Now York.
i. H. Gould. Philadelphia. A Clark, Tarr Farm, Pa.
W. Wood)off, Baltimore. H. B. Clark, Oil City, Pa
GBSERAI, BBPERINTESBEKTS.
J, S. Clark, Now York! A, Clark, Tarr Farm, Pa.
' H.B. Clark, Oil City.
Tliis Company has 26 properties; in all, upwards of
636 acres of land, every acre of which is bottom, and
the best of borSogland on oil Creek, Cherry Ban, Cher
ry Tree Creek, Walnut Bend, Allegheny Hirer, and
other streams, where the lands are being developed
with great success. Besides those now PToducina, ten
new wells are beingbored, mfciiE? la all 1? wells on
these properties The property is already yielding tnS
Company a net product ol 16 barrels per day, with a
certainty of a large h crease, and offers a most desirable
opportunity for a safe investment. These lands hare
been carefully selected duringthe last three years* motto
sell, but for the icle purpose of producing oil.
Office in PhiUdelphla. '613 and 6i4 CHBBTHTTT
Street, where subscriptions will be recaired and all in
formation given by FRANCIS D. KRAJiKfI*
ja3B-St Philadelphia Secretary.
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XYX FAIR.—A fupplv of this interesting and hand
somely* gotten up BOOK now on hand.' Au members of
committees and others interested lu havinga copy, will
please call or address the Agent Immediately, Buiorie
edition will be printed. Price *6 percopr;■
JAMBd K. SUfoS, Agent,
- 33-South SIXTH Street.
jalS-6t Office of Hew American Cyclopedia.
FIBHBR * BROTHERS* VALRK
TINES, IBSifc
We notify dealer, that oor pwraUur
*5, $lO, $l5, *2O VALENTINE LOTS -
are now ready»t tbe mannf«^g^ K
jals-4ttf* No. lg North SIXTH Street.
*5,000 00
BETAUL 1)111 «OOI>B.
'C'ANOT DRESS SILKS;
vat much less than - 5
f IMPORTATION-COST.
’ and
A large Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS .GOODS
ivtid are marteff at - w
VERY LOW PRICES _
Pereone who will antloipate t&eir wante will find de.
deed adTantagee lwtbe above etoob.
CORWEN STODBART & BRO..
450. 453, and 454 North SECOND ttreet'-.
jalB-8t above WILLOW.
• 1,500,000 00
375.000 00
vWHEREAS. THE AUDITOR GENE
"T RAL, as required by the eleventh seettanof the
act entitled * ‘An act enabling- the banks of this Com
monwealth to become associations for the purpose of
Linking under the laws of the United States.**'passed
the 22d day of August, A. D. 1861, has certified to me that
the * ■ Commonwealth Bank** of the city of Philadelphia
has furnished satisfactory evidence to him that all the
requirements of said act have been complied with by
said bank, and that it has become an association for the
purpose, of banking under • the laws of the United
States. x
I do therefore cause this notice thereof to be published
in accordance with the provisions of the said eleventh
section of the said set, end do declare that the charter of'
said bank by the terms of Mild act is deemed and taken
to be hereupon surrendered, subject to the provisions of.
the first section of said act. - .
A. G. .CURTIN.
Executive Chamber, January, 9,1865. jail-18,
OH. STOCKS, U. S. LOANS, &c.j
V . BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION, -
By GEORGE J. BOYD,
Broker,
jaS-Smlf No. 18 South THIRD Street.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
'ThISSOLUTION. - THE PART-
A-J NBRBH IP heretofore existing under the firm of
GOLDTHOBP & CO is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business of the late firm will be settled by
our successors, HASSELL «ft GOLDTHOBP.
JOHN GO&DTHOBF,
■ ■ a, a. GRUBB,
" M. 2>. GRUBB.
Philadelphia, Jan 16,1865.
COPARTNERSHIP,NOTICE —The undersigned have
this day entered into a' copartnership under me firm of
HANBELL& GOLDTHOBP, for the manufacturing of
Fringes, Gimps, Cords, Tassels, Necktie*, Ribbons, and
every variety or Upholsterers 1 , Military, Ladies’ Dress,
. and other Trimminis, Ac., at No. 639 MA 4EET Bt.
• • 8, B. HlN'iElttit
JOHN GOLDTHOBP.
Philadelphia, Jan, 16.1665. , . It*
Ttf OF PARTNERSHIP. —
XX The subscribers..heretofore trading under the firm
of DAVIES & 1 BRGBR,have thlß day dissolved partner
ship by mutual consent - The business of the firm will
be settled by J. H. DAVIES, at 336 North NINTH St.
JOHN H DAVIES,
* AUG. R. YEEGER.
Jahhaby 17, 1865.
The business will he continued by JOHN H.. DAVIES
at 336 North NINTH Street. jalB-3t*
PATES T
XX FLIRT GLASS .
B3TBA HEAVY
LAMP CHIMHBYS.
The world-wide reputation which there Chimneys
have acquired is due to their acknowledge d superiority
over all others. This superiority is derived from three
sources: 1
" Ist. Being fifty per cent, heavier than the common
Chimney, they may he handled with much less care.
2d The oval shape is an adaptation to the fiat flame,
the Chimney being at all points the same distance from
the heat, so that the danger of cracking by unequal ex-,
pansionis avoided
3d. The material of which thete ChimUeyß are manu
factured 5s unequalled by apy other gla«s as a rapid
conductor of heat; and, practically, .it is found that the
combination readers them alnostentirely free from
liability to destriiction bv the heat of ike flame. Hence
the obstacle in the Way of the universal use of Carbon.
Oil, found in the unreasonable expense for Chimneys,
haabepß-rof!* and r*raov*-d by the rutroduetioa.of
. DITHRIDGB’B FIRE-PROOF CHIMNEY 8.
The popularity of the* e Chimneys has induced some
unprincipled persons to make use of our name and trade
marks, and their reputstieh has been partially impaired
by the spurious Chimneys Bold as ours.
Parties who have been annoyed With the cracking of
some glasß Chimneys would do well to call and try the
have appointed Messrs. PERRINS & DBYDBN,
No. 102 South SECOND Street, Sole Agents for our
Chimneys in Philadelphia, fromwhom they can be ob
tained in any quantity, at manufacturer's prices, with
the addition of freight. . _ _
-• S D DITHBIDGR.
OFOBT PITT GLASS WORKS,
jalfrgm WASHINGTON Bfc, Pittsburg, Penna.
“PERFORMANCES ON WEDNESDAY
X ft nd SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at the GREAT
NATIONAL CIRCUS. All the bright stars will ap
pear. •• . It
- RECRUITING OFFICE,
VX No. 40 South THIRD Street, second floor—-Men
Who want to enlist will find it to their interest to come
to this Office, and receive the Highest City and Ward
Bounties in Cash, and Relieftheir famill 3*.
ja!B 4i* •; Keorulting Officer.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS—PERSONS
X desirieg them should make their purchase from
B. F. BEIME&’e splendid assortment; stvles that
carnot fail to please; ail sizes at reasonable prices,' 824
ARCH Street. It*
fIARTES *DB VISITS, THE MOST
pleasing and popular styles of Photographs made.
Go early, at ti e days are short and get good pictures at
BEIMEB’S Popular Gallery* SECOND Street, above
Green. . , - - It*
COMBINATION DOUBLE
V* COMPABY at the GBBAT NATIONAL CIBCCJS,
WALtmT Street, ahoye Elthth- . It
BLKEPEB’S UMBRELLA MA
"I KDFACTOBY, MAEKBT Street,onudonraboT*
A Tenth. . ja»-|gt-
Jfe, H. MUHB, 160 N. SECOND ST.,'
AlaJ Wholesale Dealer In Watches and Jewelry. Bull
“““aeaortment of American, English ,a»d Bwiai
Watches . jal7-tnth»lllt*
Rfin BBLB. ALCOHOL IN BOND, 96
*J cent ; fi,ooo bble. Highwines, or Whiskjr,
in bond. 40 per cent. abo,o proof, for eaie br A. X,
OfiO&KSY. JOHST H. GOBI,,: Agent. ,
. iafi-12t* 15*~K. : DBLAWaBE Armine.
PREDERTCK BOLAND,
x Manufacturer of every variety of LOOKING.
GldASßand PICTURE FRAMES, and dealer
EUROPEAN AND AMEBIC* N ENGRAVINGS.
PHOTOGRAPH OVAL FRAMES, tsl great variety.
6*BB Im* N«!». 361 North-NTNTH st. . above Ra—
A CHANCE TO AVOID THE DRAFT.
Principals Furnished with Substitutes at th(
shortest notice at low pricea JOHN MaNSFIELI
RCO. Office463LtßßAßTSt., secoed«tarv.d«33-lro’
O.BEA'T COMBINATION DOUBLE
V 7 cfrvPAWY at the QRBiT HATIOHAL CIECtJo.
WAbHOT Street, above Eighth. It
6. E. OOK. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
135 WABHIUGTOir Street. Boston.'
Bits JUST PUBLISHED
FINANCIAL.
imSIHRAWCIS.
JHANKLIN
FIRE INStiRAJfCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL...:.-.......96400,000 00.
ASSETS L— 3,501.397 04
Statement of the Assets of the Company
on January Ist, 1865. _
Published in conformity with provision* of the
Sixth Section or the lot of Assembly of April. sth,
IMS: ' : '• ;
MORTGAGES.
On property valued at oyer $4,000,000, be
in* first Mortgages on Boat Estate in
the City and Couoty of Philadelphia,
except $36,406.08 in the neighboring.. . ™
coentlee ..—™......>*i,809,109 M
REAL ESTATE.
FtJROHASBD AT BHBRIFN’g Salks, UNDHR
MoKTUAUK CI,AIMB, VIC:
Bight houses and lot.B. W, oorner Chestnut
apd Seventeenth streets.
A house and lot, north aide of Spruce st,,
treat of Eleventh.
Two houses and lot, south side of Spruce
street, near Sixteenth street.
Pile houses and lots, Nos. 511,5211515,517,
and 618 DUwyn street.
Three houees and lot,east side Seventeenth
. street, south of fine.
Hotel and lot, 8. E, eomer ChesMhhand
Beach streets. , ,
Five houses and'lot, north side Georgs
. "street, west of Ashton street.
Seyenhoneesandlot, east side Beach st..
south of Chestnut street,
A house and lot, Fitswater street, oast of
Ninth street,
A ground rent of ISO on lot north side
Otter, west of Leopard stroet..
87 lo ts'o ft round on Buctdey street and
OoeinreHeavenue, Bristol.
Two houses and lots, north side Filbert
' street; west of Eighth street .
Ahouse and lot,'asst side Sixteenth st.,
south of Chestnut street. /
A house and lot, west side Bread street.
eonth of Base street. .
A house and lot, south side Filbert street,
west of Sixteenth street. ;
Two boußes and lots, on corner of Frank
ford rood and Auburn street, fronting on
Brantford road.
Ahouse and lot in rear of Areh street, ha
• iweeh Front and'Second streets. :...
A lot of ground, south side Lombard st ,
west of Twenty-third street. •
Two lota of ground, west side. Twenty
third street, north of Meredith street.
A lot of ground, north-side of Msredith
street, west of Twenty-third street
Total, surveyed and gained at $182,273.*!.
Cost • .-..,..81111,34$ 11A
LOANS.
Tbutorart Loans on Stocks as Coilataral
Becnrity(valuedat *184,830).. *79,88189
STOCKS.
*IS,COOU. a Bonds, 1881.*
$lO, COO V. S. 10-40 Registered Bonds.
*?6,COC IJ. 8. 6-10 Tear Registered Bonds.
*2S,COOJU. a 5-20 Tear Coupon Bonds.
s3o,«OThiladelphia City Loan. 1804.
*lO,OOO Almshouse Loan 6 per cent.
*9,CCoPennsylvania State Six-per-cont
Loan ef Hay, 1861.
*lO,OOO BorthPenna. Railroad Bonds.
$9OO Worth Pennsylvania Railroad Cou
pon Scrip.
129 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
91 “ Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
200 “ Bank of Kentucky.
17 “ North. Bank of Kentucky..
100 V Union Bank of Tennessee.
IS ' “ Insurance Company of the
’ State of Pennsylvania.
200 " Southwark Railroad Co.
21 •* Union Company.
2 “ Continental Hotel Com^tny.'
*3,CCO Continental Hotel Bonle.
*7OO Philadelphia City Loan, 1887.
*1,231.66 Philadelphia City Warrants. ■ . - . v
Total Market Va1u5............. $352,904 S 3
Cost.. ...—..,...—..*308,78* 60
DEFOBITEB with Assistant Treasurer of
•the United States at Philadelphia at« per
cent, per annum....— —••• 78.089 05
BOTES ABB BILLS RECEIVABLE—... *,596 OO
BEVEHUE STAMPS——. 52 85
CASH on hand. ..*41,757 22 -
■* in hands of Agents 4,57218
Total Cash...
REAL ESTATE.
MARKET PbJoe.— ...™.™.—5182,273 26
Cost, as above 115,31824
Advance in va1ue...16,025 02
STOCKS.
Market Price™......™ *852,904 63
Cost, as above..-—.... 808,784 66
Advancein value. **ill9 97
53,501,397 O*
- LOSSES BY FIRE.
XIOBB6B paid d arias the year 1864
By older of tile Board,
OHAS. N. BANOKER,
PBKSIBBNT.
james McAllister,
SECRETARY PRO TEH.
Chat. B. Bancker,
Tobias Wagner,
Bamuei Grant,
Jacob B. Smith,
Geo. W. Richards,
CHAS. M.
EDWARD
JAMES W. MCALLISTER
jalB--wfni6t
JKSUBB YOUB UFI
OTTHI
AMERICANi
S.E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Sts..
PHILADBLFHIA
It la a HOME COMPART, and profit* divided anat
allT, UmseldlMthe aanirad'to »T fatura promliua.
tut dividend 60 per aeat.
BOARD Of TRUSTEES.
Alexander WMUdin, J. Edfar.Thomwn, ‘
Hon. Jame* Pollock. Hon Jo*. Allison,
Alberto. Boberte, HonryK. Bpnott,
BamnelT. Bodlno, Philip B. Mlnale,
Goo. Baaent, John Atkro&n,
Win. J. Hovrard, Isaac Ha>le>innt *
WHILLDIH, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President.
ne& Sxnlf JKO. s; WILSOH. See’, and Treasurer.
rwFICB OF THE ENTERPRISE
v/ijjsUßAßrOl COMPANY,4OO WALBUr Street,
Philadelphia, January 9,1895.
Statement of tie affairs of tills- Company on the 31st
day of December, 1894:
CAPITAL.
~%000 00
Authorteed.. -
Paid up in
Bonds and Mortgager, all first liens on real
estate In the city of Phi1ade1phia............ 209,660 QO
Ground rests, on property in the city of Phila-
B,OOO 00
GirardßankStock**™..*.*—*** 2,625 00
United States Securities*——»............ 34,87055
Deposited lnU. 8. Mint, uteix per cent ptr
annum—4o,ooooo
BhilaielphiaCity six per. cent, loan.....*—** 4,080 00
Beal estate, office bonding, and furniture— 10,406 86
Cashin bank and 0nhand.......10,177 22
Due by agents-.......... 424 63
Interest on investments accrued but _
not due....*—.—*♦*..*.•—***** $3,420 37
Interest on investments due and on- *
* ■ • 1 3,802 37
- RECEIPTS IH 186*.
Fremlniu on Fire risks....
Interest
Policy and transfer fee 5.......
On canceled perpetual p01icie5... .............
PAYMENTS IF 18Wt. j
Dividend. January and Jnly. three per oent. ’ 1
each on the Capital Stock for the preceding
six m0nth5....... ;. #12,000 00
Losses by Eire...... B,BBs $8
Betnrn Preminma and Betnsnrances...4.7B2lo
TSxesDnltec States and 5tate........ 2,60013
Donations* Corom ission p, Sal aries, Jidgal Ex
pense b, Printing, Advertising, Fire Mar
shal, and other 14,289.12
DIRECTORS. *
F.Patchford Starr, . George H- Stnari, -
'WLliain McKee, John H. Brown,
Kalbro* Frazier, J. L. Brriager,
John M, Atwood, Geo. W. Fahnestock,
Benj. T. Tredicfe, James !■. Claghorn,
Moidecai L. Dawson, - William G. Boulton.
F. E ITCH FORD STARR, President.
THOKAS F. MOBTGOMERT, Vice President,
B. libcKWOOD. Secretary. jal2-Sfc
■ A M,K RICAN FIRE INSURA NOR
aa. COMPANY. IncorporatedWlo. CHABTERPBB
PBTUAL. Ho. 810 WALNUT Street, above Third,
PbU&delpbla.
Having a large psid-npOapltil Stock and Surplus in
rested in sound Mid available Securities, contmnes to
ipue on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
vessels in port and tfcslr Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. Alllooae^Uberaß^and promptly adjusted.
■ Samnel O. Morton, Charles W. Ponltney,
Patrick Brady, Israel Harris.
JohnT. Lewis, ysoHAs' A. HABIB, PreeMgt.
AlbbeyO. L. CnAWPORp, Secretary. feß-tf
rotta** r. inj.M. enayns,
TT OLLINBH BAD & GRAVES’
Ai IBSUBAFCE AGENCY,'
m N*w York- ! ly»-8rs
roßvan p. nontixaHSUß. . . . _ws.,i. obatbs.
FT OLLINBHEAB& GRAVES,
H ihsubancb agbnoy, no. s» walnut Bt.,
■ Philadelphia, agents for the
ALBANY CITYTUuTINStrBAHOX CO..
OP ALBANY. N. y.
CTONB, ROBSTON, & CO.’S GREAT
O SBwyoßK QIBOnP, combined with the GBKAT
NAT'ONAL CI'BCDS. all now performing on WALNUT
Street, above Blshih. It -
'At \
TASTEFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL CLOTH3HG
• \ '
*6,329 *0
*2,**0,252 05
.....*131,950 15
ITOKB.
Isaac l£a.
Edward 0. Dale,
Geo. Pales,
Alfred Fitter,
P/aucla W. Lewis, M, D.
, BANCKER. President.
> C. DALE, Vice President.
V Secretary pro tem.
556,379 9$
.. 21,036 78
289 60
49 38
INSURANCE.
rpuHOOTP AMERICAN.
ITBANSIT INSUE.ANOB 00.
nfOOEPOKAMB BT 188 LWZSLATVM OP THE STATS OP
PBHUgrPTAVIA.
OROAKIZBD OCTOBER C, IBM.
FOB INSUBINa
AOAWST .
MSB OF Ill'll OB FEBEOIAL INJUBT
TBAVEH.ERS BY LAND OK WATER.
Foliole* hsiraed for a Single Trip* BpHlal Journey*,
Voyage*. &e, dally, monthly', _ tjn&rterly, or yearly.
Abo, againat the contingencies of peraonal hazard, and
•gainjst lose of all kinds, except real estate.
Policies iaaned at the Principal Offioe,
No. 931 CHBBTBUT Street,
Philadelphia,
or by the Agents of the Company in any of the ritiea of
the United Statee, ot by the Ticket Agents at anyEall
road Station.
****t •-* **** * 4 vv *** ***■**•
OFFICERS.
pnasinsitT,
THEODORS ADAMS.
■- VIOE PBH3IDEKT ABB ACTS ART.
J, B. BBADLSY.
yuEAguugn,
JAMES M. COER AD.
3BORBYAET,
LDCIBH PBXTOS.
AffßWr, .
J. B. PEYTON.
DISSOTOBB.
James Graham,
Franklfß Sttele, .
Wm. Colder. jaH lm
Theodore Adams,
James H. Conrad,
Richard Wood.
HoorgoT, Stedman, ,
WANTS.
TXT ANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK IN
■ ~ a Pry Poods Jotting House. Address. in hand
™ 5A 1 ! °/ M»plteant._wlth referenoss, ‘K .” Box
199 Philadelphia Post Office. jalS at*
T\TANTED—A PERSON TO MANAGE
T * at A.® 0111 ®* Mill One who understands the
making of Boiler Iron and cankeep hooks preferred.
Addrese JaMES J. WATSON. Iron Master,
Philadelphia Post Office, when an Interview can he
had. It*
WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN
'whose evenings are xmernployßd, Wrltiojt or
Book-keeping. Please address “H.A.V f this office*
j&lfr-St*
wanted—a Tenor and alto
I*,„tn an episcopal church choir in the
NORTHERN PART OF THE CITY. Address “T. W.
’H.," Box 1619 Philadelphia Post Office.- jal7-2t*
WANTED—IN A PLUMBING BSTA
" * SDISHMRST. a yonng MAN to assist at keeping
boohs, and n make himself generally useful. - 111) and
118 Sonth SEVENTH Street. jal7-3t*
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED EN
" " TRY CLERK in adry goods jobbing house; none
bat a good writer need addiest ‘‘Competent," at this
offioe. , - jal7-3t*
WANTED TO PURCHASE—UNION
IT Mutual, ahd Delaware Mutual Insurance Scrip.
Addrtss “80rc3H7.” Post Office, jal7St*
WANTED—A SITUATION, IN ANY
* * respectable mercantile business, as SALESMAN
(wholesale preferred), by a gentleman fT&gr the country
who has an experienced knowledge o* tbe retail trade*
References given. Address “K.,” Press office. State
nature of business, ja!7-2t*
man experienced
" in business* a correct BOOKKEEPER, and one
that wIU be willing to make himself useful in the Fac
tory when not employed in the Counting Room. Applv
at the northwest* corner of MARSHALL and WILLOW
Streets. A Cjal6-3t»3 JAHB3 SMITH & GO.
WANTED TO RENT, IN A CEN
* * tral locality, oifthe first floor, part of an Office
for Beak room Address “P, ,t Box 2812, P. O. jas-~tf
WANTED, AGENTS.—AGENTS IN
* < • every County, at $7O a month, expenses paid, to
introduce fifteen, nem and useful articles, the best sell
lug ever offered. For particulars, addrese OTIS T.
GABBY. BIDDRFOBD, MAIKR oc»-d&W8m
A READER—WANTED BY A GEN
TLKMAN, a READER three or four nights a weak.
Address **W.. M this office. State pay wanted. jalB-3i*
ANT PERSON DESIRING A BOOK
KEEFER can. communicate with one, stating terms
and business, by addressing OELAffDO SIMifONS,
CHESTER, Penna. Has had two years' experience and
is thorough at the business,' ja!B 3t*
"DUSINESSIN THE OIL REGIONS.—
d) An opportunity offering for the establishment of a
profitable bnsin&ss, the advertiser would he glad to meet
with ooe whobas a email capital. Address “Barnett,"
Box 1678 Poet Office, ja!B 3t« '
T)BNTISTS— A SITUATION IS
Wanted as Assistant Operating or Mechanical Den
tist, by a person who has had twelve years 7 practical
experience. Address Box 475, FMJada PO, jalg-3,*
Employment house for
Clerks, Book-keepers, Salesmen, Packers, Porters,
'Watchmen* Coachmen* Drivers* Conductors, Bartend'
era. Waiters, Farm hands. Gardeners, Ac. Employers
suited at short notice, 80S and 804 LOCUST Street,
above Eighth. . |al7- 6fc*
■piMPLOYMEN T HOUSE, THE LARG
•*-1 estand most reliable* for .city, and country. Has
always a good selection of capable persons, with good
references. - Americans, Irish, English, French, Ger
man,Scotch,'Welsh, and newly-landed emigrants, as
Gardeners, Farm Hands, Coachmen, Watchmen, As,
Cooks, Coaznberaaids, Seamstresses* Laundresses,
Waitresses, and general Housework Servants. Also.
Colored Servants Hoa. 802 and 804 LOCUST Street,
above Eighth. delS-lm
T OCAL AGENTS.—WANTED IMME-
Aj diately.Loeal Agent* fortha sale of FRUIT TREES.
Address DIHOEE, COMARD, ft CO., Muraer.men,
WB6T OBOYB, Pit. jsl3-Ilt«
QITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG
k-J Manilla Store as light PORTER; is a pretty good
penman, and quick at figures.
For reference apply to Hughes Jk Muller, 841 Chest
nut street. -
Address “W. J. K„” 014 SERGE ART Street. It*
OOPBANO.—WANTED, IN A QUAB-
Rj TETTE CHOIR, a good SOPRANO. Address "Bo
torts,*’Press Ogee, wttb refsranees. ial7-Bt*
rvo BOOEBELLEKS, PUBLISBEKS,
A CANVASSERS, AND OTHERS —The NATIONAL
ART ASSOCIATION OF HEW YOKE desire active, ener
getic Agents for Philadelphia, and other cit .es, towns,
and pans, or the whole State of Pennsylvania. To folly
understand the importance of the matter, read fall pate
advertisements in Harper's Magazine and Atlantic
Monthly for January, or Godey's for February. Ad
dress the Actuary of the National Art Association, 561
and 563 BROADWAY, New York, jal2 gt
ttOA Hon TO $50,000 CAPITAL,
either active or special- wanted in an
established mercantile business, capable of being in
creased largely by the addition of capital. Addressee,
with real name, to “$50,000, M at Press Office, will
he strictly confidential. J&l7-6L*
mQR A MONTH—W ANTED
AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
BHAW ft GLARE SIXTEEN DOLLAR FAMILY BBW
ING MACHINE, the only lew pries Machine in the
country which la license# by Grover ft Baker, Wheeler
A Wilson, Howe, Singer ft Co.. and Bachslder.. 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 free. Address SfIAW ft CLARK,
nolfi-d&wSm- BIPPKFO&P, Maine
« WANTED—BY A FAMILY-OF SIX,
a good-sized HOUSE, with all the modem conve
niences, between Race and Five and Fifth raid Thir
teenth, for which a liberal rent will be paid. Address
Box 876 Philadelphia P.O. ja!B»3t*
m WANTED—A HOUSE AND LOT
,m 5& in West Philadelphia, for good OIL STOCKS pay
ing a fine dividend. Address “P. A. B. ’ Press
office. It*
«labge building wanted—
Suitable for Maim;aoturing; purposes, cot less than
two stories high, with haiement, within a mile and a
half of Independence. Hall; each floor sot less than
8,000 surface feet. Large yard*room desirable. Ad
dress . I>. B FULLER,
Buffalo, Nev iortc,
stating particulars of location*
m FABM WANTED OF ABOUT g&
lSias ACRES of first quality laud; Irish, bealthy,
and well-watered, within 1? miles of the Market-street
bridge, and Tory near a railroad station.
Mansion must be large and roomy, and out-buildinga
good. Address "D PATTON,
It* 333 South THIRTEENTH Street
ASSISTANT QUARTEBMAS*
SMBOTB'S OFFICER. 374 South THIRD St.,
Vessels wanted to load N?C. ,
and Key West, Fla. Despatch given
JOHN S. JENNINGS.
de26-tf • Captain and A. Q. M.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
MESIAL ESTATE.—REEF IT BE
FORE thepeeple, that MILLER.’S CATALOGUE
FOB- JANUARY, just out, standsunrivalled before the
public as the best production of the are to pa tieß wish
affiagar propMty - offlea -
Mto let—a cohyeiient
Three* story HOUSE, with three story back build
ing, and all the modern Improvements, all in good re-
Apply on the premises, Wo. 636 North TENTH Bt,
from lo o’clock £ M. toSP, M. jalB-3t*
Meob sale or exchange-a
Valuable SEMINARY PROPERTY. a few milea
from the city. B F. GLESN,
It TO South FOURTH Street
Mfor sale or exchange for
'other property, well-built FACTORY, TWB*TY
FIEST Street, above Eldee avenue; lot Mby 100; two
fronts: Immediate poamedou. MILLER,
jalS-Wtbe 3tif 15A Korth SIXTH Street
M DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE—Fries *1,200, worth *3,0)0. Splendid
opening. 8.4 T. M. CL4RY.
603 HARKKT Street,
WllninKton, Del.
«! FOB BAMS—THAT BEAUTIFUL
. Mpa and well-flnUhed DWELLING, wlth'oxtramar
-fble flnUh- eoitiea*t corner Twenty-fitst arid Green
streets, Position soon - B F. GLENN,
jalStf S. WVcor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN,
m HOI! BE NO. 932 ARCH ‘STREET
Hal FOB SALE, or to Let on an Improving Lease; or
will bealtersd to a Store to enlt til* tenant.
Lot 20 feet front by ISO deep to a back street. '
Apply to J. WEAVER,
jel7-6t* 875 Boath THIRD Street.
m fob Balb—ho. l^&v^Lmrr
•■H STE E ET—Spl end id Tonr-story Stone front
DWBLMKG, now vacant; Lot, 9) btrost.
Price* $27,60). Can have a stable v
jalMnwtfcritif MILLER. 15* Norik StXTttßbSot
OIL LANDS. SEVERAL . WELL-
V' KNOWN Tracis In Wirt county, West Virginia.
To parties destring territory for development, these
lands cannot he surpassed in point of cha racier, loca
tion, or price. Address, for %few days, or cation
* W H PARMBNTER.
jaiS Si* care D. L. Ketler, 38 Sonth FOURTH St
XT ORTICULTURAL HALL, S. W.
JLI corner BBOAD and WALKBT Streets. TO LBT
for Literary Meeting., So. Applyatgfi Sontb SEVRNffI
Sheet. A. W. HIKRISON,
ja4-w.Bt Becerdlng Sec’y.
F3B sale—fourteen heavt-
Wrnnght and Ca»t Iron DOORS, suitable for a large
Warehouse or depot. Apply to
PHILIP LOWRY, Jr.,
at the Western Market House,
ja!7*6t SIXTEENTH and MARKET Streets.
TOBHDA T. OWEN, ATTORNEY,
Y COUSBLLOB AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR 01
Claims Office, 851 F Street, near Fourteenth .St.,
Weshinctan. D. 0. , deg)-8m
"REMOVAL. .
A* J W.THROCKMORTOK,
.NOTB and B.ILL BROKER, has removed to Wo. *ll
WALhUT etreet, Boom Ho. »■ jaM-8f ,
t?lNB ANT) A BTIBTICALLV BXE
-I- ODTED POBTBAITB. B. F. RBIMEB’S life-sir.
Photoeraphe, in oil colon. Go early andieoarean tc
vuluebleUkrnesa See specimens at Gallery, 88,
AR- H Street. If
r\ O BEE'THE WONDERS AT THE
VT GREi-’’ NATIONAL CIRCUS. WALNUT Street,
above BUbtk. - - - ’ It
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
'NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.—TIJK
■*-' popular snd ovtr welcome
LUCILLE WESTERN
Will apßMr nt ths
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,
for thn hrasfft of
MB. E. L. DAVUNPOBtT.
On FRIDAY NIGHT, Jgussry
foeura J6Hf w*ta early, for there WIR beg RUBA
. .
no SEE THE WONDERS AT TEOt
CIBCtm - ,fM «w "f&
NfEW CHKBTNUT-ST. THBatkk.^
CHESTNUT STBSET, ABOVE TWELFTH,
THIS IWEDHESDAY) AFTERNOON,
_ EXTEA GBABD,FAMIEY MATTNKE.
When after hong and careful preparation will be pre~
d uoed in a stylo of thorough magnificence the Grand
Fairy Spectacle of
BEAUTY AND THB BEAST.
Mc» of admiucionto the MaUn«. 60 wits to all part*
of the house. Children 26 cents. Doom open at IK. tw
WDmenee at 9 X o’clock.
THIS (W EOK BSD AT) EVENING, January IS,
The Eminent American Traredian
, JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH.
The with BohUlor's thr.tl.
CHARL'P" ROBBERS.
DE KOOK.. *£« t » Bfuvrtr
16 include with themerry farce callal
BARAB'BYOUNG MAE.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE
' ’ ___ _ ,„S2SSS, < S ! HEFLO.WXHa NIGHTLY
TOE DAVKBPOET-WALLACK ALLIANCE
THIS <Wedn..day)EVKNING. Jan. UL
THE WON MASK,
. Or, THB FEARFUL BOOK
J. W. Wallack.
-E. La HarsnoorL
HMrtmuo de Piermont........ Miss Bose Irtiace.
Theperformanee will conclude with
„ . „ BOX ASB COX
Boar office open from 9 till 3 o’clock. Poors open at 7.
•Mm JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCS
A'-L RTBBET THEATER.
18188 RIOHINGS.
Stella (the Enchantress) —~Mi*i 0. Riehlngn
Eunlr—^4..Peter Riohlngn
EBl.riafticTtJfHr.of nm«te. Sc , eeebttls.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MISS ETCHINGS,
geate secured six daya In advance. - jalß-E
ffSHE GREAT NATIONAL OIROUS,
j- WALNUT STREET, ABOVB BIGHTH ’
Equestrian Dilector .Mr p h. ROSSTOR
Master of thoCtrclo Mr. FRANK WHITTAKER!
„ NEW PACESt NSW SCENEStt
OBAHD DISPLAY KQUEaTEIAN. ACROBATIC.
„ . ■ AND GYMNASTIC TALEaT,
By decidedly the beet andmoet artietlc Company la the
„ r . World!
*"• heCT leaye to announce the appear*
apoeof the celebrated Mr. D B. STONE, the Penpla’a
ti®* Mf- LEEPO WELL, the great Jester Go*
mlque;klso, Messrs. MURRAY aad HUTCHINSON, th*
plenrnnt Gymnasts. Profa-sor HUTOHIHSON aad Uk
wraderfa! aid wen trained »0«8.
ideal*
and doable acts of horsemanship, will appear during:
The performances will close with a langhablo eater
y*™eat-a BILLY
BOTTOk t OB.THE UNFORTUNATE TAILOBiSVISIT
TO BRADFORD. The character of Billy BnUon wIR
be personated by Mr. FRANK WmTrAKSß.Maater ot
the Circle. ■■&. .
ADMISSION—First tte(76o cents; second Her, 25centac
private box, *3 and #B. a* to site and location.
Performance commences every evening at 7.40: on-
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at $1
o’clock.: m*r
SPECIAL CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Mr.-CHABLES WARNERbavlng disposed of his in
telest-in tbe.GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS, the under
signed deems It her doty to the public to say that she
had withdrawn from the position of Directrtßs of that
establishment. In making this: announcement sh*
avail* herself of the opportnnlty afforded of return!or
her most hearty thanks to a kind and generous public
for the very liberal support given herln discharging
the arduous duties of the profession. The Ci reus wIR
be continued by a firm of gentlemen of experience, wh*
will devote their energie . to maintain the popularity off
the establishment,- already gained for u under the wa—
viou» management. _ "Respectfully.
jaie-3t M. A. WARNER
THE LARGEST AND BE6T CIRCUS'
* GOMPAHT XH THE WOBI.D now pwform<nir
on WAIiNPT StreSte Eigkth. .
pOKOBRT HALL,
v , GOrrsCHAIaK’S
PCBITIVfi FAREWELL.
SIGJTOE MUZIO has tte Sootor to inform Ike citizens
of Philadelphia and vicinity that he baa snccaeded i*,
making arrangemeits with the world* renowned PUniat
uxd great Composer,
X-. M GOTTSCHALK,
to give a series of Gr&no Concerts in the principal citiea
of the United States prior to his departure for Hav&u*. ..
and Mexico.
MR GOTTSCHALK'S "FAREWELL GOJfOBRTB
in Philadelphia will take place on
THBBSDAT AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
„ • „ January 19sh and 20ch. .
Signor. Mczlo also takes pleas oro to aunouno**
that he has teenred the services of the foliowiDg mt*
sical artiste to assist Mr GottscbaH at these Concertse
MISS LUCY SIMONS,
the Young and Talented Cant&trUe, (pupil of hisfct
whose unprecedented euccess dnricf a serioi of Oon
certß in New York has keen cheerfully acknowledged,
by the.preas and cnthnsiaetle public *
The Celebrated Baritone. SIGNOR ARBAYANL
SIGNOR MDZIO« ■«.. .Musical Director and Conductor.
Tickets, One Dollar. No extra charga for
Seats-
Ticket Office open, commencing Tuesday, January W*
at J. GOULD’S MTJSIG STORE- SEVENTH and CHEOT
NUT Streets, where seats can be-feeeured for either
slug.
Doors open at 7M- Concert to commence at 6. jaldg*
WEE LARGEST AND BEST OIEOTO
-A COMPANY IN THE WORLD now perfounlns.
on WALNUT Street, above Eighth, 111
CfiLECT READINGS.—ftR. RUFUS:
ADAMS will riye Dramatic and Poetic
on FRID4Y EVENING, January 20th, at the MUftf-
CAL FUND HALL. Doors open av 7, to commwace air.
8 o’c’ock Tickets Ki cents. For sale at GOULD’S,.
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT, at W. MANN’S, 43 Seu«L
FOURTH Street, and at the door. jai7«4t*
SELECT READINGS WILL BX
►j given «t CONdBBT HALL on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Jan. 18th, by Miss CORDELIA OAFPELfc
and Mr. RICHARDSON, for the benefit of the *• Work*-
lug Womens Relief Association.” Ticket* 60 cent*.
Can be prooured at all the principal Hnsic S tor as. Doonr
open at 7# o’clock. Entertainment to commence at 8.
o’clock. jalß-Bt*
CRATING’,. SEATING—THE UNIO2T
SKATING PARKS. FOURTH and DIAMOND Sts.,
are now in excellent condition for Skating. Open during;
the day, and illuminated from 7 to 10 this Evening.
fine Braes Band in attendance to enliven the scene.
A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL and Musical Carni
val given on next THURSDAY AFT ERNOON and EVE
NING, weather permuting. All scholars, with many
subscribers, have pledged themselves to be present Da.
Fane? Costume.
Fancy Skating Costumes kept for biie.
It* J&. 07 CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
pOMBIKED PERFORM AN CEB OF
V-J iKe most accomplished Acrobats. Gymnasts. and.
Equestrians, at the GREAT NATIONAL. CIROUB.
WALNUT Street, above Eighth. It
■\TATIONAL SKATING PARK. '
■MI TWENTY-FIRST ST. and COLUMBIA AVENUE..
The Park again cleared of Snow.
Ice in good Order.
ILLUMINATED AT RIGHT. If
DOUGLASS’ BRASS BAUD In attendance this Evening,
QKATING! SKATING ! SKATING I
**-7 Ladies and Gentlemen attending the great FANGT
DBISB CABNIVAL, given' at the UfflGd SKATING*
FiBES, FOURTH and DIAMOND Bte., To-morrow*
Thursday Afternoon and Evening, are requested to ap
pear in FANCY COSTUME, U convenient. it*
QKATIN G! SKATING!!- SPLENDID
& Skating on BUfcHiIjRLL’S PARK, BBOAD Street
'and COLOMBIA Avenue. Hhnnia&ted. and Fire
works every evening- Thirteenth and Fifteenth-street
Railway direct to tee Paik. . it*
T>HYSIGAL CULTURE.
X HOC BBT;__._
HEALTH, -
STRENGTH.
CHEERFULNESS*
The Light Gymnastic •*
THE NATATOBIUM AND PHYSICAL INSTITUTE.
Claeses for Little Girls and Little Boys.
Classes for Mis* es.
Classes for Young Ladiet,
Olacees for Ladies and Gentlemen.
- Classes for Boys. A
Claeeee Every Day; good Music, and
_ Kind attention to all.
The List Regular Quarter of the Season begins MON
DAY, the 23d, and the days following, according to clasa*
For particul&ra.’vee Clrcalar orapply atthe Office, *
- 819 Sonth BBOAD street. jalS-»t *
CIGNOR BLITZ WILL SHORTLV
CLOSE,’ ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
Great demonstrationsin NECROMANCY;
IBM ILLUSTRATED, and the WONDERS OF VOT*”
TRILOQUIBM IBTRODDCBD.
-Grand Entertainment EVERY EVENlNG,commenelttr
at V 4 o’clock, and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at 3. Comprising the mysteries of thg
Past »nd Present Age.
Admission, 25 cents. Children, IS cents. Reserved
seats, 60 cents • jafl
fiOMBDSED PEBFOBMANCES OF
V/ the most accomplished Acrobats. Gymnasts, and.
Equestrians, at the GREAT NATIONAL CiRCUS,
WALNUT Street above Eighth. . lt_
ASSEMBLY BUILDING.
■£*- MATINBB MUSICALS
By the Philadelphia CLASSICAL QUINTETTE OLUS.
EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 3 P. M
Tickets at the Door, Fifty Ceuta each. deSl-smtnw t,
TNBTITUTION FOR THE BLIND—
A EXHIBITION every WEDNESDAY At SX P. M.
Admission TEN CENTS. Store Ho.' 11 Sonth bIGHTBC
Street. , • if
fJBBMANIA. OKOHB BTRA.—PUBLIC
REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 3 H o’etodL
F. Me, at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Tickets, *-■
cents. & Six Tickets, $1; to he had at Gould’s, Aadra’a*-:
and Meyer 1 s Hn&lc Stores, and at the Hall. no7-t£
T’HB ACADEMY OF FINK ARTS*.
X. CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, is OPEN DAILY
forvisitorsi from 9 A fit to6P. H. ieV
BOARDING.
OOF\ SOUTH BROAD STREET —W
&£>%} those wishing permanent Board, vacant tw*
suites of handsome rooms, third story, one a front
parlor. jat7-3t*
A LARGE FOURTH-BTORY ROOM*
With Board, at 1315 WALNUT Street. jalT-3f
FANCY FURS.
1864. 1864.
L A. & F. I. WOHEATH#
OCESSOKS TO THE LATH GEO. T. WOMZATffi.,
No. 415 Arch Street,
BAYS MOW KB J
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
LaAJDimeP FANCY FUKSW
Vo whlA they Invite the attention of bnyem
otil4B
L ADIEB> FANCY FURS/
JOHN FABXXBA.
No.' TIS ABCB Street, above Seventh Street.
At hie old established etora,
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, ANB
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
LADIES AND CJHILDBKN
meDt ot .31 the different klndfend oWSANO*
VUBS FOB LADIES’ AND CHILDKBN’S WEAK. I
solicit a eell from tboeeDt'want.
: Remember the name and number.
~ : JOHN FAKETBA,
ni> aBCH Street, above Seventh.
I have no urtneror unneetlon with any ouser etor.
In this elty. - - eeS-dmlf
CTONE. BOSSTON, & CO.’B GBEAT
Ojrw YOBK OIBChg, onmbiasd with th» QKS‘T_
NATIONab CiBCPB all now performing on WALSUV
Street, above eighth. It
DEPARTMENT FOE OHSTOM WOKE.
,sr£- : S’