The press., January 26, 1865, Image 3

BOUli MISSIOWAKT SO>
#d£? cum 0? THE OIF! op PHItaDBuPHIA "
offles 807 HOBTB Street. Open from 3 l*»P. M.
Tbit erepclattou devotes Its time and attention ex
clusively to the poor pr all classes. A p«rmanent re
lets* from penury and want, andapermanent recovery
froin rice and Immorality, are the objaots at which ft
soostautlr alma-eesbin* to place all who become re
«totents of the benefaetlone entrusted to It In. batter
ucHlona, both physically and morally, and to elevate
them above a condition of beggary and want to one of
•eiMuetaraing independence ~ ,
Purlnatheiearjuirtpasi Ite General A«nt,ieJOHir
p, ABKI*OIJ, and lte Mlselonary, Mr. ABBESS a.
rOWLAH.D. .nave made
3,1X10 Visile to the poor.
SM tollies have Been relieved,
at orders for ooal were given.
347 ordere tor groeerlee.
ilS'rSigUHis distributed.
lSOreHgioue and 40 temperance meetings were held,
and SS persons »I«ned the temperance pledge.
183 ndulte were furnished with employment And S
■children wore provided with good homes in the
“yhe’Semonds on the treasury are very heavy just
now. and the funds are very low. Many aged persons
and Uttle children are anttorlnt from the severity of the
searcn, and the managers, whose names appear below,
appeal most earnestly tor aid In their behalf, jul
money contributed specially for the relief of- suffering
ore conscientiously appropriated to that purpose only.
P»BBt»*!tT._ __
GEORUIS H. hTTART.
VICE PRBBIDBHT./
AUSZABbKH G. CATTELL,
BRCRKTARV.
KBBOI.PH K. PCEFLICH.
TRRSSORSR,
THOMAH t MASOW,
Ho. 438 MARKET Street,
KAKAGBRS
Wllpon Canton, Thomas Potter*
James Appleton* , T. Esmond* Hamper,
Charles Santee, Aleraod-r P. Lane,
, James B. Bodgers, Thomas PadrioK,
Robert P. Kin*. H M. Klmmey,
ClmriesL. Oram, tutmael. Molten*
James P. Butler, Frauds Bacon,
Samuel Work, Hiram MUl*r,
ln&ac R Smith, James W, Carson*
George Naffest, Bobert Grieg,
I JohnWelw, j *l9« t b atutUt* Ot
SOWS OF TEMPJKBASCB -THIS
GBABD SCABS MEETiNG, tob*baldTOMOß.
tow (Thursday) BVESISG, at GONCSftT HALL,
inder the anspioM of the Grand Division* wUi com*
bence afc.TJi o’clock precisely Address®** will ho de
[vexed by Bay. P. B. Benson, Kev. J* S Willis, and
Ur. T. De Witt Talmage* Intetsperssd with singing by
ha American vocalists. Members of the Grand Division
fill appear in recalls, and occapy seats on tee plat
km. G W. p. B. Frank Dennieon will preside. The
toply of tickets for this meeting it entirely exhausted.
Bjr order of the JSxtcutlve Ommittsu on jrablle moot
-I***. JOHN 0. MAG CTO AN,
, jagfi-Bfc* . Chairman,
irtS* OPFWK OF THB FAIRtfOGHT
, Hfc» FA9BKJGKB BAIL WAY COM PAN*.
Jan. 11,1555.
The Annual-Meeting of the Stockholders ot this Com
pany will, be-held at Boom JS®. sid, PHILADELPHIA
fSXOHAHGB, on THURSDAY, January 28th, 1883, at
M o’clock M,* for ibe election of a President and five
Director*, and to Tote on the question of consolidation,
rJOSBUa fePEBING, See’y.
yjBKIMvR BAM COAL €O,ll PAST,
» oflics, Ho. »33 loath THIBO Street,
. Philauklwiia. Jaa. St, 1885.
£ Special Meet! nr of the Stockholders will he h' Id
the OiSoa -of the Ooniiaiiy oo PKtDAY. the 27th
steal, at one o’clock F, M. Baslaees of importance
111 he presented,
fjaHTt*
CHAELK3 D. KJSIO&T,
Seontarjr.
omes «*• ms coal »id«b
IMPROVEMENT AND COA& COMPArfP, UT
OUBTH Streot.
PHrLADBLPSXA, JaiwW, JBB.
mail meetln* of Stockholders end Election foe
s of tiiU Company- to ser»e for tha easnliig
HI be held at this office, on THURSDAY, Jana*
> instant t at U o'clock M.
jftlfi lOt JOS. T. FORD, Secretary.
STO€fiM<MLI>EKS» NOTICE.—IHX
__ Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the OOif-
IJSLSVILUI ABB SOUTHEBB PBNtfSYLVA»IA
HaILWAY GQUPAHY will be held on MONDAY, the
9th day of January, 1860, at 3 o’clock P. M.» at the office
of tfc« Company, Ho- 330 South THIRD Street, Phila
delphia.
As Election for President and Director* will be held
**the day and place. £. I>. BAKCIiAY,
d«2S-tja2o ' Secretary pro tam.
A«BIi!T!l/rS!IUl, cnitims OF
MB’’ PKKifBTLVAKIA.-Tie SeTtatb'SnaVoß wUI
open February 28, and continue forcy-one weeks. For
Initios, board, wasbia*, room rent, and fuel. $2?0;
f rable hair on entering end half on JoJt 1
for tortbar information, or ©atatcame of 1854, apply to
2 onbscriler, or Prof. J 8. WHtFMaJN, Afriooita
i College, Centre county, Penua.
IHLiiUM fl, AOTBST, President.
fannarySS. 1885. j&24-3t
SBE UNJCSf MIE COAL CD.-
ANfIUAh MIBTINO —The atockVoiders of the
tenet Dale deal Company are herebe notified that their
jmnal nfeetfnr, for the choice of Directors and snob
tier business as may legally he traasaated, will be
eld at the OOHTINSNTaL HOTBt,, in the oltr of
Mladelphia, on VfXDHBSDAT, the first day of Febru
tr neatt, at two o’clock P M.
r THEODORS D SHORT, Secretary.
PHn.ADBt.PIfM. Jaanarr M. I m. JaM-lQt*
Bf.K, BIC/fAB OSOJf, Will
live select BEaDIKGS ia the Charon corner of
. BKTI&TH and SPRING GARDEN Streets, on
JUBBDAY EVENING, January!* Ticket 59 cents;
r sale at the door, Proceeds to aid the ladles in far*
[shine their new eharch edifice B r order of the Com
iitce. D'a2S-2t*j Mrb. A. W. BARD, President
ARHimSAKY OP TBE HER*
CHANTS' FUND.—The eleventh anniversary of
. association frill be celebrated at the
ACADEMY OF MDSIO.
a THURSDAY EVENING, February & at 7*f o'clock.
The annual report trill he read and addresses do
rered by
Eer. BISHOP BIMPBpN, asd _
DANIEL DOUOHSKTT, leg.
The orchestra will be .under the direction of Mr.
mos Haggler,,
Cards of admission mar bo bad tratoitoasly, by ap
-sln|BNJiMlir OBNE, No 904 Cheßtont street.
WM. 0. LEJDWIQ, No. M North Tuird strast.
JAMBS 0. BAND. No 614 Market
EDMUND A. 80UDKB, Dock-street wharf. ,
iagl-tfegf Committee.
ATTXJmON TOLimmßSlt
> HIGHEST BOUNTY!
_ „ YOUBTB BN T H WaRB.
The HeoroiHnff Committee are sow prepared to pay
. CASH tbeijOGEST BOON TIBS to all recruits ac
edited to this ward
.'her will sit at the Southeast comer of THIBTSBNTH
id GBBEH Streets EVSEY AFTERNOON from 2to
o’clock, whsieall information will be cbeerfailyalvea.
Avoid the brokers, • come to-as and receive FULL
in CASH.
BOUNTIES.
>?one year...... ~..$535 GO
jr two y ears. .... 700 00
ir three years* <•••*«««•*'*•*»• .» $75 00
)R TWO TEAK YBTBBASTS JOIBIUG HAHCOQR/S
CORPS.
a one year... *....*815 00
»two 1.000 00
ff three •«♦*►*.oo
1«24-«t FSBD'K. A TAB CLBVB, i Committee.
TBK 9£XT DKAFT-CmZEJTS 5
SUBSTITUTE,itEPH^ S& STATIVJS, AID 701-
ITEER AG SWOT.—We beg leave to call the attention
those who are drafted, and those woo are enrolled
id liable to military.duty, and also that class of per
ms who are not liable to draft (ladlas, and gentlemen
tor forty-five yean), to ourageooy for procuring sub
llutes and volunteer representatives, Persons should
land to this important matter at once, as the draft has
m fixed for.the Ifith of February next.
Ye are doing a strictly legitimate business; we are
nishing xr en not liable to the dr*ft assubstitates and
nesentatives, as lowv if not at lower prices, than any
ttr agency In Philadelphia. The law aluwsusio
1 substitutes In the Navy or Marine Oorpa, to be
lited ta any district in the State where the principal
o facilitate business, if personaliving in or out of feha
r, who are enrolled, will famish ue with a cerjin
iQltkeir enrolment from the Provost Marshal of
Er district, they oan have nubatitnUa sworn into
ter branch of this service, which will fully exempt
m from d> aft.
iference can be given to ladiea and gentleman in
city for whom we have'done business in this line,
also in the following counties: Chester, Delaware,
Ugomery, Berks, • Bucks, Schuylkill, and fiforth
gon,
[ 8 Churches and Clubs furnished at the lowest
lible prices. liberal arrangements made with
uahtp Committees to fill quotas _
’or address MoJTALLY, P AXSOW. ECO ,
v dM CUBS PfIUT Street, or
‘Box 207? Philadelphia Post Office.
FIFIBBSTH WAIID IK IHE
DRAFT.—Aa adjourned meeting of the Bn
id CUIMHB <rf this W&rd Will ha Hold on THURS
f EVBSIHe. Wth last., at School Haase, north
(of MOUS'D YBRSOS Street, west of Twenty first,
V o’clock. Atthe meetlns last Friday eTenins hut
irfons wertpresent, and the object of the Commit-
Jefeated ffOTIOK IS HOW CUVBS that unless
litlrsne come forward at once and snow of tnetr
Sees and: contributions tholr desire to escape a
t, no further effort wIU be made by the Committee,
Wary one be left to take eare of himeelf. KEHKM
, OUR QUOTA IS tnsFttLßD, and it r«m*tne for
liable to th* draft to art effUleaUy.
Secretary Knecutivo Oommlttea.
NOTICE.—THE ANJfUAt MEET
ISO of the Stockholders of the TJBTION ST 8 AM
OOHPANY Will be htld on TUBBDAf, February
iB6O, at 4 a’ciock P. U , at tha office, Xfo I4r flortii
AWARE Avenue, when an election trill take place
tve Managers* to serve for ibe ensain* year,
M 2? WM, W HABKSB-SS. J?ec atary.
COBH KSCHASB* ASSOCTMTIOSr.
Tha Annual Maatlu* of the GOftN BX
-I<JB ASSOCIATION will be bald on TOBSDAT
JflBQ, January 31. at my«u o'clock, Tba annual
rt wlllbe tead, and an election held for gffioarc to
,for,hBeMOiaey /o»PH S. PEROT. Secretary.
J»a. 24.1863, ja2s 6t
NOTICE— TUK NKJII-ANNDAI,
Examination for the admiaaion of Fupila to the
&• HIGHLAND normal SCHOOL will Com
te oa MOHDaT, the 30ih Inst., at 9 o’clock A. M.,
to School Bnildins la SBisdEANT Street, below
> candidates must be foarteen years of ue, Bad
been pupils of the Public Sccools at least one year.
) order of examination will be as follows:
nday, Jan. 30th— Definitions and Constltntlon of
id States. _ .
Isday, Jan. 31st —Grammar and Parsing.,
Idneeday. ?eb Ist History o( Halted State!,
nrsday* ** 24 Orthography and Practical
|metio
nay, Feb. 34—Mensuration. I
j-3t , a. W. PBTTBB, Principal.
S' TC'E—THE ANAUAE MEET*
ISO oftheStoekholdensof the OOBAK STSAM
lOATION COMPART.'forth* election of Tlve Di
re. acd She transaction of other bnelaeee. wl X be
(at Bo 186 Horth HBLAWARB AVenuo (mood
1, on TDESDAT, the 7th of Tehn ary next, at half-
Wye o V.ockP. M. DENNIBi
Sacretaiyand Treagnrar.
NOTICE.—THK AN NO AO MEET
ING of the Stockholderso' the PHILA DStPEtt A
SAVANNAH 6TBAM NAVIGATION COMPANF
eeleclioiuof fire Managers and da transaction of
'businesswill behold at Ro. 180 DBtA
IE Ayenne (teoond floor) on TDAdDAY, the 7thof
wry nest, at 12 o'clock aeon.
WILLI AM DENNIS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE Of THUS CSIOS CASH
COMPANY, T
Philadelphia, January 17.18515.
Annual Meeting of the STOCK and BOJSO
JBK6 of the Union Canai Oompao), and election
facers and Manage rB to serve lor the ensalng year,
[be held at the office of the Company. No. 888
tßOTßtreet. on TUESDAY. the 7th day of Pebru
lext, at 11 o'clock A M.
’ Transfer Books wiU be close') on tbo 23th instant.
tfe7 OSCAR THOMPSON. Secretary.
FOVKVH KATIOKAX. BAHfi,72»
ABOH Street. „ lD __
„ PmiADBiPHtA. JanuarylS, 1860,
the annual Election for Directors, field January
the following gentlemen were elected l/lrecfcora of
Bank for the ensuing rear:
111 am F. Stmm, Jobe F&reira,
lerfcG.'Roberts, Robert Clark,
see 0. Kelch, J Henry As»in, -
•mam Brooks, Bra-ta-* Pontoon,
Hl&m 8. StoklSKi feanmel Miller.
B. Harris*
ttmeetlnffo* the Board, held this day, WILLIAM
UM», E*q.. was unanimously re-elected Presi-
ALBERTS) SOBBRTS, tea., Visa Pw«l4«nt,aa4
'TDg POOSBOH, Bea , So’ldtor
•1» BAMtfBLJ. MAO MULLAH, Cashier.
FARHXKS’ JkSO MEOIIAHICB’
HATIOHAIt BANK, T „
Philadelphia. January IS, 1860.
[>tt aleetlon Bald on the uth of Jairatnr, 186 S, tie
P»bS ? am * 4 >b>*U>oU*>a wars elected Directors of
[*>«««, . Jamas B. Oamphell.
R M LewU, Frauds fate.
lAsurarsi, J. Edward ?arnam>
AuUlo, . William M ¥arr.
lAS. Lovartna. Jr.» Idndtey Smyth,
s®t» 4 I'araham, William H. Mosriok.
|a B, LlpptDoott,
'at a moating of the Directors, this dac,H. A. Mar
, wes nnanimoosly re ateeted Pre-Heat, KD
Km , Vice President, &ad WIlLiaM
lOt * r " 6r w. EUBHTON, JR.» oaBMer.
OFFICE OF THE SIIAWOHIS
~ CO4L COMPAUY, 31>4 Booth VUO «TH St«set.
n&e Annual Heating of tbe St of the
P *«f*d company* held at their office oa thn 18th.
V ( he following gentlemen were elected Directors
}» ensuing y*£r:
i John Ansoach, Jr »
* Btetem* I Oeo. JM. Troutman.
McLeilarf* I
jtoMtlogof the Board of Directors of the am re
held on thea&wtd&y tha following
* n.WfefiSP* for tie eosair? ytar:
QJ DEOK B AST. Present.
SgAH B ASSPACH, Vice President
CHAS B. LI»DSa>. Bocrottt?y aod Treasurer.
„TH* ANNUAL HR'is'j'lWO OF
It SOCIETY OK T IB 08(08 TgWPJEAKY
I HILDRES Will bn )>»H at i«< H»ow,
iSS.S?rf* POPOAii ann -IxrF.B.I i'H rtt enla,
.£>» day aiteksoo*. j»- ». at jk o’eio<*.
* D. 0. HaOAHMOB, Swntiur.
KBihsNi MBS*
luw# *»n
r^s ! K 6 ? ParabIeJASDAKY But, to Shareholder* of
record JanuaryMrf, 1684:
BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY,
Klatti Dividend.,..* ... One Dollar per Share,
CHASE GOLD COMPANY,
Fourth Dividend............ ......On, Dollarperß&sn.
HoKINLEY Oil COMPANY,
Sixit Dividend..... .....Three per Cent.
FOUNTAIN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Second Dividend ................One pel Cent.
Transfer Books will be closed fro® January Mat lo
February let.
WALTER B. LAWTON, Treasurer,'
80. 81 JOHN Street,
i*®-«t NEW TORE,
OFFICE WEST PHILADELPHIA
PABSBSG SR RAILWAY COMPeBT. North
weet corner of FORTY-FIRST end BAVARFORDSt,..
' Pmi.ADßi.PHri, Jan. 10 1853.
Tie Board of Directors lave tale day declared a divi
dend of FIVE PER CERT, on tie Capital Steak or tie
anTSrt?? ■ of ‘“ es ’ piy * WB 0 “
uutlfihat’dnte” tb * transfer of Stock will be closed
iaia thstn-iat* TO MARTIN, Js., Treasurer.
OFFICE WORT PARS Oil, COM.
PAST. 3UBWALBDT Street. .
„ w have tils <5 av declared a dividend of (l)
ONB PERCENT., payable on and after FKBRUUtY Ist.
Bsoks will close Wednesday, January 25tti. at S
o’clock P. M., and open Thursday, February 84. at 10
o’clock a. u. w. p. m. Hancock,
, „ ' Secretary.
January S 3, 1888. ja 24 7t»
KSF* lUVIBEND OF
S*f x ..Tßß MAPLE SHADE OIL OOMPAuY, 544
WALNUT Street. JxkoartljU 1885.
Tie Board of Directors lave tile day declared a dlvl
dendjof FOUR PAR CANT . parable at their office oh'
and after the 30th host., clear of State taxes.
die Transfer Boobs will ba closed on the ffitb, at S
F. M„ and opened on the Sl«t..
THOMAS B. SEART.B,
ia24 St* Secretary.
I®" Til* ÜbICKSIi¥EB KUOIG
COMPABT.
The Directors of the Quicksilver Mining Company
bars .
THIS DAT
declared a seml-annaUy dividend of
x , FIVE DOLLARS
per share in
BEITED STATES COLD COTS,
payable FEBRUARY Iff, ISBS, to shareholders Of record
J> unary Slat, 1865.
Transfer Bookswill be closed from Febraary Ist to
loth, inclusive.
„ WALTERS. LAWTON. Treasurer.
Nr.~tv Yomt, Jannary 4,1885. jalo lst
OFFICE OF THR. BIEIGGS OIL
fCOBPANT, No. 141 South FOURTH Street,
JAKUART 11,1868.
The Board of Dlreotors have this day declared the
seventh monthly dividend of ONE FEB CENT, on tie
Capital Stock, payable on the 2*th Iml
The Tranerer Bocks will ba closed on the Slat Inst,, at
3 o’clock, and opened on the 27tb.
By a resolution of the Board of Directors, adopted this
day, dividends will In future be paid quarterly.
iaisiM . CHARLES A. DOT, Treasurer.
KjS- PHILADELPHIA AMD BEAIHSiI
BOg u RAILROAD COMPABT. Office Ho. »SW Sooth
FOURTH Street. ■ _ „
_ ■ Pffn.ADBi.PHU, November S), ISM.
DIVIDEND JfWTIOB.—The transfer hooks of this
Company will be closed on THURSDAY. December li,
and reopened on TUESDAY. JANUARY 10,1880.
A Dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT, on the common
and preferred stock, clear of National and State taxes,
has been declared, payable In common Block,on tbe 81-1
December next, cn all stocks standing on the books of
the Company, at tho dose of business on the Iffth prox.
Stockholders whose names are registered on the New
York books will be paid at tbs Farmers' Loan and
Trust Company. B. BRADFORD,
del-tf Treasurer.
, Oil- COMPANIES.
COMPABT,KOI LAND UOJS>
WILL TOD INVEST IN A LAND COMPABT.
OR IN m OIL-COMPANY t
riEBRirOJfT OIL COffiPAITY
OF WEST VIRGINIA
Is strictly an OIL COMPABT, and has no land but
what has been demonstratsd'OTL LAND.
All companies formed in West Virginia are located
Within so many MILES of BURNING- SPRINGS BUN.
Whynot so ON the Buniasit iaso-famousas oil terri
tory 1 This is a ouajtien that can be answered best by
those who torture a little tun of about a mils and a
holf in length, until they get it eight or nim miles
long,thaHt may seem close to their lands. Tils shows
plalnly that the <mly reliable oil producing territory
is BUSSING SPRINGS RUN; hence, of course, the
company having the most of that valuable territory is
the best to invest in.
This Company has
ONB HUNDRED AED-FORTY-SIX ACRES
In fee simple on BURNING SPRINGS HUB, and FOUlt
. ACRES on lease, besides THREE ACRES near (he Eter
nal Centre and Rathbone Welle,.both well known.
All toe ask is inquiry, {investigation, which ean
alone showrelattccisalue.
One half of tbe stock has already been disposed of
and the subscription list win shortly dose.
CAPITAL
SHARIS™.. ..-..51 EACH PAR.
DBYBLOBBffiNTFUSTJ>.-..—53fe006
PRESIDENT;
FEANKLIN S. WILSON,
TREASURES,
* GEOROE EL CHRISTIAN-
F. 8 WILSON,
JOHN P. O’NEIL, Esq.»
WM. F. JOHNSON,
ROBERT CLARKSON,
JOSEPH J>. KOhCKSR,
Q. H. CHRISTIAN.
PROSPBCTUSISp and all information as to the proa*
peets of the Company. will be freely given at the
OFFICE* HO. 1» 1 SOUTH THIRD SIBIBT,
(Second Story.)
LEASEHOLDS.
Sine# the announcement that the Company would,
lease theii lands at a royalty of one half of the oil* ap
plications have been received for fifteen leasee of, tfcurea
fonrthe of an acre each TWENTY MORE ARE OF
FERED to parties desiring to form development com
panies, As we are desirous of having Improvements at
once made, no bonus will be required for the twenty
lots.
This mode of operation insures to theetockholders,
from arrangement* already in progress, the comple
tion ofetghUen wells at an early dost.
Applications for leaseholds should be accompanied by
references of the applicant's ability to perforin his con
tract. Hone others will be noticed. jafig-tutbeSt.
BIAIR 0114 COMPANY
WEST TIRGINIA.
TEMPORARY OFFICERS
UNDER AOT 0? INCORPORATION.
PRESIDENT,
Hon. JACOB B. BLAIR.
SECRETARY AND. TREASURER,
THOMAS D. OONINGHAM.
DIRECTORS,
Hon. Jacob E. Blair. 1 Abraham Hart,
William Sperry, I „ W. S. Stewart.
George H. Lovis.
SHARES aoo.ooo.
PAB VALUE, 05.
,8 PAID IN—NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT.
$50,000 WORKING CAPITAL.
No. 1. Trad of above three hundred aerea {two hun
dred and seventy by ihe deed, oat three hundred and
twenty, five by new suivey), situate on Addison’. Baa
and Bashes rkver, Ritchie county, West Virginia, OQQ
mile below Cano Station, with a good road to the station
—on the Paraersburg branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
Buiirosd.
Also, with a coal railroad passing through It. Gat
aid sign of oil on the tract, at least one half of it
oelsg boring territory, lying, in the oil belt It is a
first* rat* farm; the lands all around it have been pur
chased for oil purposes. ■,
00. 3. Traci oi one hundred and thirty-three acies.
about five mile* from the above, immediately lu the oil
break on the ea«t side of* Sand Hill, about a half a mile
from the Northwestern turnpike, leading to Parkers*
bun. A large weU has been struck within a few days
on creek. There are on this tract the most unmis
takable elsne of oil, rocks much upheaved and broxea.
A stieam (branch or Goose Creek) runs through it, and
a large part is good boring ground—oil territory of the
best character.
Ho. 3 A tract of three husdred and eighty acres on
French creek, about five miles from the Ohio, lyiog on
both sides of the creek for about one mile. Known to
ben Ho. 1 territory; all (fee land about and below it
have been purchased for oil. (tit has recontly been
struck a sboit distance below the Hae of this proper* V
JJ6, 4, Lea*e of half an acre on Borre tfeok, »b )*t
seventy-five yards from the GlXftJlau wmJ*al»o -
other good welU—a choice spot. A well h»* been com*
minced on it, now about 40 feet deep, X royalty. .
No 6. Consists of a lease on six acres, more or !*•««.
on the south side of Hughes river: that is Ussed by tue
cnjuany for one half the oil. This particular pise*
ot land iithiahly spoken or by all knowing ones fr im
that region of country. A well has bran bored by has t,
fioio which the owner has pumMd.br manual lab <r,
over 200 bswela of oil, and sold the same for *>2 ptr
barrel Arrangements are already mada to pur «„a
gine of anfflotsnt calibre to pump this well, and at the
seme time boreanother It is believe® thl- fffii w*l o
blower, will procuce* at its present d«spth (abou r * two
1 undred feet), twenty to thirty barrels of oil per- ay
Ho 6. Consists of twenty acres in fee. on the e ».st
•Ido of Sandy creek, Venango county. Pa .about I vo
miies from its junction wtu* the Allegheny river, ah
one hall good borabie territory.
Ho. 7. Tbe Company have also made
f. r aßuffldentnumberof engines to develop the all. r
est tracts, and having fch* personal attent 4 on or n*a
president on tbegrouod, will derive mtay *dvxattt t s*
ove> other corporations
As v other infertnat'on can be obtained at the offle * of
the Company, 406 Ll ttBaRJ fltreat, or at toe Baak*n3
Office of ADa«U A I/BVI6. 30S(!4b»1!SM s’***,
THE EBTRSDAY, JANUARY 2S, 186 S:
OH. COMPANIES.
somnist
OIL MB -MININS COMPACT
WEST VIRGINIA.
THE ESTATES OF THIS COMPANY EMBRACE OVER
TWO TBOUSAFr©' ACRES,
Into* Immediate centre of the Groat OU Belt of West
Virginia.
EVERT ACRE OF TBIS LARGE TRAOT* IS RIDE 131
No Company (cave the Vulcan) was ever organised in
the same business manner, presented the same honest
face, nor furnished to subscribers the same undoubted
security for their money.
Tbs Company’s working superintendent la under ap
proved bendsfor 130,808.
Nothing will be left undone to shield toe interests of
toe Stockholders; and no energy left unspsnt to insure
large and uniform dividends
The Company’s property is so pregnant with Oil tout
I! could to-day be leased at an enormous proportionate,
advance, and sales of adjoining tracts are now quoted
at some COO PER CENT, increase. These are facts. Re
Sect, but reflect quickly. A few thousand shams at
original price.
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE,
Entitling toe holder to a
THREE-FIFTH- DIVIDEND.
Are all that now remain unsold.
' PRESIDENT,
HENRY SIMONS.
TREASURER,
WM. H. WEEKS.
!
SECRETARY,
J. PERCY DIX.
Office, 431 Walnut Street. *
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CAHEBON PETROLEUM CO.
OP PERWSTX.VAHIA.
CAPITAL v *1,000,000.
SHARES... 5300,000.
PAR VALUE... .$5.00.
SUBSCRIPTION PR1CE......;... ihOfti
PRESIDENT.
VAN OB STEWART,
or kxkoek oobhtt, pa.
TREASURER,
E. J. JAMES,
OP POTtADELPHIA.
SECRETARY.
J. L. DARLINGTON,
WEST CSBSTEB, PA-
DIRECTORS
VANCE STEWART, Mercer county. Pa.
JOHN E. LEONARD, Westchester, Pa.
D. C. FORNEY, Washington, D. G.
HENRY D. COOK. Washington, D. C.
SIMON OaMKBON, Harrisburg, Pa.
JOHN H. DISEL, Philadelphia.
JOHN F. GRAFF, Philadelphia.
GEORGE O. EVANS, Philadelphia.
JAMEB DUFFY, Marietta, Laucaater on., Fa.
The present and prospective value of the stock of this
Company may he inferred from the feet that it owns a
fee simple interest in 473 (four hundred and seventy
three) acres of the richest tested oil territory in Venango
county, believed by the most experienced oil men in
that region to be capable of producing a net annual In
come to the Company of one and a half million dollars,
or three times the entire cost of the stock, which would
be equivalent to twenty-five per emit, a month on its
subscription price, or one Aumfred and fifty cent,
per annum on its par valve.
The following is a description of the Company’s pro
perty:
One-fourth fee simple interest In the celebrated
“Hoover” Farm, situate on the Allegheny river,
about two and one-half miles below Franklin, con
taining 292 (two hundred and ninety-two) acres, with
532 rods (or over one mile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leasee, each ten rods
square,and from which the owners of the fee simple gat
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 per day, and several
ethers are about being tubed. There are also on it 87
(eighty-seven) more lots surveyed, and more than fifty,
applications are now standing to lease the latter for one.
half the oil to the owners.
Out of the twelve wells on this Farm eleven are now
paying handsomely: a fact whichy sufficiently demon
strates the great richness and reliability of the terri
toay.
No. 2
Is the entire fee simp le interest in 181 (one hundred and
eighty* one) Mires, situate on ihe Allegheny river,
nearly opposite the “Hoover” Farm, and a little
nearer Franklin, at the mouth of Kill Run, having a
front of 96 rods on the Allegheny river, and one mile on
both sides of Mill Run, with ample boring surface for
one hundred wells, or Lots of ten rods square. This
tract is known as the “Stewart Farm, 11 and is dear of
all leases or incumbrances of any kind.
There is now in operation a fifty* barrel well (beside
several smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which ad
joins., this on the south. In fact, the 1 * Stewart ’ ’ Farm
is surrounded with good-paying wells, and within a
sheet time a single lease of 80 rods front, on the imme
diate opposite side of the river, sold for $165,800 (one
hundred and sixty* five thousand Ndollara.) On tide
leateagoodwellhasbeeustruckwithlnafew 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 thie immediate oil section is illus
trated by,tl e fact*that some of the wells on the * * Hoov
er” Farm 1 ave been pumping for over four years, with
out any material diminution in their yield, while the
oil here produced, from its greater convenience for
transportation, and superior gravity, alway s commands
from oce to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at
Oil Creek.
Ihe officers of the 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 shoxt
H “® : TEE “STEWART FARM. ’’
There is roam on this for ons hundred toil of ton rode,
square, all of which ran bo leased Immediately for one.
half the oil. /« « of all expense to the Company.
Estimating one well to each lot (one hundred wells
although there lo room for three hundred) at the ver,
moderate average of ten hatrels each, would make a
Dally product of l,Goobbls.
Outof this the Company’s share would be. 600bble.
Yalue of daily yield to the Company, at
ten dollars per hbl (it la now selling at
*13.60) «... «. *5,000 00
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, thie would make the Compa-
ny’s annual net receipts, from ths Stew
art Farm alone,*... «« 1,000,000 00
Allowing the earne estimate for ihe •' Hoo
ver' ’ Farm, in which the Company owns *
one fonrth in fee of the land interest, the
annual net receipts from the latter would
he..., ««« « 375,000 00
Making the annual receipts from both
farm 5........
Deducting from this amount the mm of
*370.010 for contingencies, would leave
Net Annual Inccme of the Company. *1,500,600 00
ALL THESE LOTS CAN BE IMMEDIATELY LEASED,
If it is deemed expedient, at a royalty of one-half the
Oil, with covenants binding lessees to sink wells, with
all possible diligence, to the depth of 600 or more feet.
A FEW PLAIN WORDS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Ton are not asked to subscribe to this Stock with.the
expectation of immediately receiving large dividends,
hut the basis on which the Company rests, tt is be
lieved, will make yoar investment not only safe, hut,
prospectively, of enormous value. ..
Notwlthstahding.atthe present prices of oil, the Com
pany’s annual receipts (without any farther develop
ment) would ho forty thousand dollars, or eight per
cent on the cost ot the stook.
The president, Mr. Stewart, is one of thomoet prao
tlcsl and experienced oil operators In the State; and his
residence near the Company’s property and general
oversishtof its management is the best guarantee that
no efforts will be spared to make the investment pro
fitable. w
Applications for a large proportion of the stock have
already been made, bat none will be received until the
books of ths Company are regularly opened for that
purpose.
Only a limited amount of the stock will be sold, it
subscription price.
The stock will be issued full paid, without further
ssseguneuts.
BOORS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be open for a few
days, on and after January IS. 1865, at the office of
E. (i, JAMES, Treasurer,
So. 101 WALNUT Street, Phltaia.
KOTICB— OFFICE KOTAI. Pfc
K3s? TROLIUM COMPASS Ho. 3tt WAoKUI
PnK.fce*i,psU t J*nwyM 1853.
Tie Cc-IGPBEy yplIL t<B ready to Isßoe Certifiortee of
ffi-rk on ,*oa latter VUVRSDAI, Jatmary 26. Pete UK
hela'ti* lie Or l doe htl’a Will plamo pra*iOt
(ism o' thiKdo' on or ofteMke ab«a« day, aadre
wive oerhflwiae.of gtark ia ettobaoate
ji.3s 4t* B. 0. {W8«8I»Di Bml*S*W.
X.OOK TO VOTE nmcni
GOVERNMENT
ML AND MINING COMPANY
CHAPTERED THE STATE OF PE^KSTIiVASTIA.
O APirtAlA.-.9300,000.
« FEE SHARE, FULL, PAID.
WOEKINCI CAPITAL, *38,000 CASH.
NO FUTURE ASSESSMENTS
OFFICE, WALSOr STBSSY*
The GO7BBEMEST OIL AE» MIEIEO COSPAV
EX ia orsantsed on artwetly mutualprinciple, amFita
afiates will b& conducted wttk the eole vuno of afford
inpa source of permanent profit to thorn va*
Urettid Every Stockholder is praotlcaliy out of tit*
Cosaraoy ’Bcoiporiitors. Th* E&tatoi of thoCompany*
instead of behs burdened^vritft an exorbitant profit, 02>
acted hy a few lncky oriKin&is,ara deadod,in fee* direct
from ihet owner* to the Steckkoldere if thla GoinpanyT
They comprise
©aamlned hyTheo. Gnyler and j T'/A-' CUyton,
Eeqs , and pronounced indlspnt.«3ie)*^
located in the immediafet coatee of the great? Oil belt
of West Virginia* which region* for the acperlorlty of
its Oil and for the volume and certainty of itayield, U
fur turpweiajrthe famed OU Creek region Ponnivi*
iV lst & The l»eep Gorge Farm, in tho Old BurnitJ* Sprtef
region. In clobonpronimwy to this estate, on every Bide*
are situated the moat saceessfol Oil Wella to ha found
in the country * and at on almost adjoining drntamo# is
located the widely.celebrated “Leweltyn” and* e,< Eter
nal Centre’ ’ welifi, the former ol which
FLOWED FULLY* THREE THOUSAND (3,#oo>«iß.
heingtho greatest bona fide yield of Oil ever known*and
very eonwderably l surpassing, bo’h in quantity and
quality, the producirof any two wells In P«nnb7lvan4a.
2d. Two thousand (2,000) acres, in \wo tracts, in the 1
heart of the Kiicceakful Oil region of the O/eat Kanawha*
ftlong whoee course- for over 70 miles Oil can be dia*
tirtcUy eeen and gathered from the water’s surface
while the evaporation at the neighboring salt works is
effected by igniting-the Petroleum Gas emitted from
BuhlewaxußnreserveiTßOf Oil. , '
3d. 200 acres (is fee simple) of superior Semi-Bitumi
nous Coa! land, in Bedford county. Pa; , ; '
The value and importance of the above properties
may be inferred from the face that leases for ad joining;
lands, with large royalties of Otu have been taken by
Hew York and Boston companies at a bonus greater
than the fae simple octet of the Company’s estate* and if
deemed advantageous by the Stockholders* H la be
lieved that hot little difficulty woald presently be expe
rienced in leafing a ponton of their territory at a bonus
and royalty greater than the original coot of the whole.
/ number of wells are at once going forward* and more
(Eight in ail) WiUba&uuk as soon as the first are com
pleted. Theee, with a. yield of Oil equal to adjacent
Wills* will insure to thw. Company a daily cash laeozne
of-several thousand : dollars over every possible ex
pense.
The net cost c-f the Company’s three estates is $37,000.
The Capital is |2oo*oCo,*in snares of $1 each. 135,000
ebaree only will be eold, and no further subscriptions
will be accepted at any* price whatever. This amount
pays for the properties aed leaves- a working capital of
f&GCfitoash. The remaining 75.000 shares stand pledged
to divided pro-rata between the original or
pretest suesciibers, aranoh a time as the Board of Di
rectors may deem most advantageous to the iatarests of
the Company • Tins reduces the.actual coat of the stock
to First eubtc-.ibere to exactly 60 cents per share.
, The immense profit to be derived from earnest and
successful working is shown by the fact that a single
company—the Colombia—is this year paying to its
Btockhoidera One Million ($1,000,000 Dollars in cash
dividends, besides a handsome reserve for additional
developments. The&toc&of this company* for $5 paid*
has sold for over ttASfiper share. %
Tbe substantial inducements which the GOVBBBE
MEAT OIL AJSD MINING COMPAHY offer to those de
sirous of securing an interest in a source of wealth that
Is now startling the whole world are of a character that
mexityour gravest consideration.
'The profit of ihe undersigned, iu common with that of
every stockholder* UesiiHthe increased development of
the Company’s rich Oil tracts* and their time and ener
gies willbe honestly coa seorated to that one end.
To persf ns feeling any interest or feeling none* every
information loncersing the estates of*the Company* ini
workings and prospects, will be cheerfully given* and
detailed maps and charts will be freely shown. . .
If you like our candid plan, of dealing, or have any
preference for a corporatio&that certainly msauß woks*
we Should be pleased to see you at once 30,000 shares
were engtged on the first day. The promptest applies,’
lion is therefore Indispensable to insure a share in the
original stock, subscriptions to which (</ not already
taken) will be received at original price, $1 per share,
including a stock dividend of three* filths the amount.
PRBBSEOT,
HENRY* SIMONS.
?aS4*tuthfl3t'
ra** MONITOR QII COMPANY OF
W& VBKAISGO COTTISTT, PBfITNSYIsVANIi,-
Capitftl, $l, COO, 000. Far v&k»e of each Share, $5. Only
40,0 K» Shares will he sold at the subscription price of $t
each. Scoks open at the office, Ho. South
FOURTH Street. Prospectus will he forwarded gra
tuitously. «
pkhsidentv
C. F. BAMSDELL. of Oil City.
TREAatfBBR.
JOHN MARSH,
BgCRBTASY*
jaa-et GEORGB P.OLIVBI, M. B.
NEW PWBMCATIONS.
T ATE PUBLICATIONS.
Ju HEW SDPBr.T OF
CHRONICLES OF THE i BtIHOHBEEO' COTTA FA-
MLLY.
Also, by the nae Author
THE EARL I DAWS; Or. Sketches of Christian Life
to Breland to the Olden Time.
j>JASY OF MBS. KITTY TBEVTLYAN. A Story of
the Times ot Wbiteiield end the Wealeye.
THB CR'FPLE OF ASTIOCH, and Other Scene* from
Christian Life in Early Times, •
■I'HS WARTiHS OF SPAIN, AND THE LIBERATORS
OF HOLLAND.
TALES AND SKETCHES OF CHRISTIAN LIFE, la
Different Lands and Ares.
THE VOjCB OF CHRISTIAN LIFE IN SONG; Or,
Hymns and Byron Writers of Many Lands and Ages.
B* BAYSRD TAYLOR: .. _
JOHN GODFREY’S FORTUNES: Belatedhy Himself.
A Story of American Life. _ _ _
For sale hy JAKES SL CLAYTON.
Snccessorto WHsS, & AMMD MARTIBN,
j»26 606 CHESTNUT Street,
-pisHSR & BROTHERS’ VALEN
-A- TINBS.IS66.
We notiiy dealers thatoar popular
$6, #lO, *l5, 3*o VALENTINE LOTS!
are new read, \
j»26 4tif* Ho. 13 Horth SIXTH Street,
OfS CENTS FOR GOOEY; 15 CENTS
forFRFRBSOH;®;SOCeatsfor LADY'S FRIEND;
30 Cents for HARPERS. MOtfRB’S, 305 ARCH Sc.
ja24-3t*
TJEAITHWAITB’S RETROSPECT OF
JJ FBACTICAIfMRDICISE AND SURGERY. Fart
60, for January* 18SC* HOW READY. Price, $1.60 per
number, or $2 50 pax annum* if paid for in advaac u
ALSO,
HAYS’ AMERICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL A HD;,
HE* g for January. Termß.ssuer annum, in advance*!/
MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS „ '
S AVAL,MILITARY* and ARCHITECTURAL Works#*,
on hand and for sale a* toy. . _
LINDSAY & IjItAEISTOK,
Publisher* and Booksellers,
jaS4 Ho. 9S South SIXTH Street above Chestnut
RADIES’ FANCY FURS.
JOHN B , AIEEIJ».A» . ■
No. TIE ARCH Street, (bov* Seventh, Street,
At hi* old established stone.
- ’" t
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
FOB
LADIES AND OHILDEBN. "
-r
Havto, now In store a very lun nnd be&utSlslaMOrt
solicit a sail from those In want.
Remember the same and number.
JOHN FABETRA,
TIE ARCH Street, above Seventh.
I have no »artn«r or eonneetlon with any other store
to this *Kv. - osMmlf
Q T. YERKBS, Jb„ & CO.,
bankers. ,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BEOKEKS.
1,875,000 CO
GOLD, S3X.IPTBK,
BANK NOTES WANTED.
ja26 lm - m. 20 South THIRD Street
QBAB. T. YERRRS, JR,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. 30 SOUTH THIRD STREET
jaS6 Im. ■
X\[ HIREAB. THE AUDITOR GENE
It B&L* aa required by the eleventh section of tht
act entitled ‘ An act enabling the ban* * of this Com*
mcuwealth to become associations for tbs purpose of
b tubing under the laws of tbe United States,:” passed
Ibalgd day of AUgmt, A. D. IB6A na&amt&ed to,me that
the 4 Commonwealth Bank” of the city of Philadelphia
has fordU bed satisfactory evidence to him that all the
requirement* of said act nave been complied with, by
said bank, and that it has become an association for the
pnrposa of bashing under the laws of tho United
state*.
i do therefore cause this notice thereof to be published
luaoooidanc* with. the provHtons of. the said eleventh
station of tbe said not, *nd do declare that the charter ot
■aid bank by the terms of said act krdeeioed sod taken
to be hereupon surrendered, subject to the provisions of
the first section of said act. _
A. 9. CUBTIH..
• Expcuttvr Chamber* January, 9.188-1 * jal4-lSt
m STOCKS, U. S, LOJJSS, &c.,
V/ BOTtOHT A»r> 8-I.D
OH COMMIKtYOH,
BY OBOBdE J, BOYD, .
Broker, 1
. Ho. IB Boat* rams btraW.
jsS-Jmif
OIL COMPANIES.
OF WEST VIRGHNTA,
OVER R. 200 ACRES.
BEDS OF OIL PER DAT.
SF,C3.ETAStT,
J. PERCY • mix.
TItKASTIIKIt,
WM. H. WEEKS.
COMPANY’S OFFICE,
*3* WtLBUT Strwl.
FANCV F UKS.
FINANCIAL.
REMOVED
JtrcriOtf NOTICE.
JOHN B. MYERS & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
«* AND 334 MARKET STREET.
UABGI! SPECIAL SALE
1,303 EVTIRE PACRiUES
DOMESTIC G'OODS,
'OK WEDNEBDAT, FEB. 1, 1865,
At U o’clock, Mr. F. M.-KBAZOE will make torongk
ne liia semi-annual sale of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Embracing toe most desirable Braude, via.
BE CASEfj YORK AND EVERETT COTTONADEB.
160 “ BLUR, OXFORD, BEOWN, AND CADET
KENTUCKY JEANS,
Hi " LANCASTER AND TIVERTON PLAIDS.
llfl ANDROSCOGGIN, LEWISTON, and BATES
CORSET JEANS.
8S « APRON AND FUBNITURB CHECKS.
!0 « LANCASTER AMD ROANOKE GINGHAMS.
ISO ” 1-8 AND 4-1 WILMAMSVILLg, JAMES
TOWN, HOPE, BLAOKSTONR, BED
BANK, and otoer desirable make*.
Of *A 9-4,10-4, AND 11.4 BLCH’D A BRO. FIP
PBKELL, LIPPHT, AND UNION SHEEF
' INGS.
H 4 4 LACONIA, PBPPEBBLL, NEW MAR
KET, LYMAN, JAMBS STEAM MILLS,
DWIGHTS, WASHING XON. BRO; SHEET
INGS.
90 HALaj<-4 PATAPSCO, HOWARD, APPLETON,
t PORTSMOUTH. PARK LANCASTER
HEAVY BROWN SHEETINGS.
fiO “ BROWN DRILLS.
49 *’ TICKINGS.
SS CASES MADDER PRINTS.
200 BALES BLUB AND BROWN DENIMS.
•KX> “ BTRIPES. . '
Sir. RSAZOK desires to call toe-earHenlarattentfea'
oftoe trade to tote sale, as it will comprise toe most On
-sirablamakpsof -
STAPLE COTTON GOODS;
and will be toe larseet offerinirwith one *3ception,BTer
made in tkis country.
Tbe xoods are all in order and original packages.
TERMS CASH,—Bills to be settled witolnfllteen days
from sale.
BSP-Will'** open for examination with catalogues
oneilar previous toeale. ia29'7t
RETAIL BM ROODS.
BTODDABT & BROTHSR
Offer tos-balaneo olftkeir exlenslre stock of ,
FALL AND WINTEfi GOODS
AT
REDUCED PRICES,
and have arranged a lane stock of
spring and Summer dress goods,
FANCY DRESS SILKS,
GRENADINES, So.,' SC;,
At such price* as will Induce purchasers to anticipate
their wants.
OUKWEN STODDABT If BRO.,
* 450i’403, and 454 N. SECOND Street,
JafS-if ' ' ~ Above WIHow.
MSWUSCE.
piSE* INSURANCE
IMON MUTUAL
INSaiRiiHCE COMPANY
m
OF- PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1804.
ASSETS- ®400,000t
FIRE AND MARINE,
The Board of Directors of this Company have d«t«r
miend to insure risks against Fire, in accordance with
thelr cbarter* and are now prepared to issue Policies
covering'Fire Bisks at the current rates.
B. BBSTOTTBT,
FRANCIS TETE,
NKWBBBBY A SMITH,;
HBNRY LKWIS, Jb., .
EDmLGLABK,
ELLIS YARN 4LL>
SASttrSL C. COOS,
G, W. BBBNADOO,
WM S BAIEO,
S DEOBEHT
SOLUHON TOWNSSNB,
JOHN MOSS.
BICHARDB. J3MITH,
A. B. BOBIB?
jobs H.*xirarcar.
WILLIAM* KjtffT*
J. P. STBINBB,
H?3fc B01iI«fe0N.
JA&. E. CAMPBELL,
BBJTEY SAMH3EL,
CHaS. WHAELBE,
BOKEIfrS -CBMMUTGS,
F. LAYES9NE.
RICMABD S. SMITH, President,
JOSSN MOSS, Secretary.
jaSfrlmu
piES ASSOCIATION.
I2HK>iCPOatAT£D MAHCH 27, 1620.
OFFICE,
10. 34 NOBTH ¥EFTH BTRISf.
INBH3B' BOTLMNSB, HOUSEHOLD TOBHITUBS
AND MBBCHANDIZE GENERALLY, .
FrcmiLce-liy Wire <ia tie city of Philadelphia only.} •
Btaiejseatof ihe Assets of the Association published
BMOStformity «Hh the provisions of the Sixth Section ,
of an act of Assembly of April 5.1912. whleh os the 31st.
of. December* 1564, consisted of
Boadsand Mertitates on Property in the city
of. Philadelphia......... 9768,67865
around Heater... 26.346.31
Bsal.Btta.te, office 80. 34 North Fifth street-, 14.396.13
Deposit with TJ. S. Assistant Treasurer.~.... 40,000 (MV-
Halted States Loss. 6-29 ...........d&COO-00
United States Treasury N0te5....... 3.640 00
.City. Warranto.. 646 00.
Cash os hand... .......... ™-r,. 18,461.88.
TEUBTEKS.
GEOBGB W. TBION, President,
BE H. HAMILTON.
JOHN SOTJDBB,
PETER A. KBTBEB, BAMEER SPABHAWBS.
CHARMS F. BOWBEi,
JOHN FHILBIN,
JOHN CAEBOW,
GEO. I. YOUaGt,
jal7-tuthiß6
FIBE ' A3ST&: MEAJBMO*
■>' ' INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE 4.15 WAX3V.WT &1f .dEET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPISAlii,.»**• ~.s3oo}ooo>
INCOME IN 18841,
From Eiro.Pwßtinmaonlr, and into**/ 5 t......5113,512 59
DISBUBSKO, ■
On account of Losass. Boae r«ro«inli .g,iapaid.ess,73s 75
On account crOlYldeniß. Bxponsf , account.
Ac , Including United States and State
Taxes ~ 33,933 97
ASSETS Jab. ‘ i, 1865. ,
Cash in Philadelphia HattensAß ank ~....$11,117 75
Untied States Wane, *01,980 00. fit,9Bo 00
Bonds aud Mortsages...,™.—, 88.167 00
Philadelphia City blxes, 7,800 00
Camden aid.Anißoy Ballroad Bonds. 3,000 00
Fourth national Bank of Pitt : a tmrg S 750 00
Beans on Call, amply secure 4 14,300 00
Beal Estate... 7,000 00
Clash on band and due from’ agents 8.500 00
Unpaid accrued Interest. ~ s.erooo
Bills RM5Wab1e........... 5.4P.8 74
eiraid Flreand Merisel; trance Co. Block.. 40,40 *OO
Pennsylvania Eailroad S' amt 4,828 00
Total VaV."J ...$349,941 49
Other Stocks and Bills.? Receivable, held (only)
aseollatsral 75.000 90
With the abov* ample means to Indemnify onr pa
trons. we shall, a Her this data.
ABATE■pBEMIUHS TEN PEE CENT.
On all Awl-da' as merchandise risks coming direct from
the insured. 1 JMs sum will ne deducted from the rates
customary at f this date.
. Bevonne St amps will he charged for , and no eom.
missions pay i.
Parties h/.’ldln* Participating Poliolos in this Com
pany. expl .ring on or beforo the 18th instant, will, on
the am reader of their policy, receive a dividend of
BEVBNTT-FJVB PEE CENT.
Nejy policies bat he leaned, but the old ones must be
returned to tho office.
DIBBOTOBB.
-Thomas Craven, | John W. Claghora,
- Putman Shenpard, N. 8: Lawrence,
George H; asbton, I John Buppl-u,
Charles V. Dupont, , Henry."- G.ar,
J> eei If Kiepp a. D., . Silas Texkea, Jr.
Alfred B.>Glflett, 4
THOMAS CRAVEN,
i * >EBSIDSNT,
A J. GILLETT, Vice President
JAVBB 8. ALVOKD, Secretary,
"W 1,186,229 81
Accumulated capital, December ——
OT”iHB*COMPiMri' LIABLE FakLOSSEa
$-100,000 00 U. S. 6 per cent transfenabie
loan. 1871 $100,211'50
150,000 00 U. 8. 6-20 6 per cent.
_ loan™~ 150,€06 00
75,000 00 V. 8. 6 per cent
tranetarrable loan,
ISBI-.....—...... Xi;9St»
45,0€0 00 U. S. Certificates of
Indebtedness. ..... 43,230 0$ ,
36.8G2 SO Pennsylvania 8 per
cent, taxed loan.. • 31.842 69
SO,OOO 00 Pennsylvania 5 per
cent, coupons 18,*635 06
88,106 00 Philadelphia 6 per
cent. loan, free .. 81,48125
33,806 80 Philadelphia 6 per
cent. loan, taxed. 12*037 ft
10,000 06' Pittsburg 6 per cent.
bonds. —*.. 8,325 06
26,000 00 Allegheny 6percent.
bonds 19,805 06
BM3QQ 00 Allegheny® per cent.
compromise bonds. 9,096 06
10,000 00* wasiußjfton county
fl per cent, bonds.. 7,535 06
21,0® 00 Pennsylvania R. R.
list mortgage’ 6 per
_ cent, bonds——*. 20,990 06'*
12,000 00 Pennsylvania S. R.
2d' mortgage 6 per _
cent, bonds—..... 9,796 25 ’
10,006 00 Harrisburg Railroad
6percflit. bonds.. 10,76009
10.00000 Louisville City O per
cent. b0nd5..*..... 7,14149
SSfrsbares Pennsylvania Rail
road 5t0ck.......... 39,313 77
160 shares Lehigh Coal and Ravi
gallon 5t0ck.—........... 7,817 26
*213 shares Girard Life Insurance,
annuity, and Trust Oom- _
pany.' 6,675 33
100 ahaies Western Bank Stock 8,862 66
209 shares Commercial Bank
Stock. 11,035 2f
76sbaresKorfch America Bank _
Stocks 10,1® 00
109- shares Manufacturers* and •
Mechanics’ Bank Steak,*-. 2,734 09
56 starts Mechanics’ Bank of
. • Bt. touts.. 4,960 69
250-sbares Delaware Mutual
Safety Issuzance Compa- . ..
ny Stock 6,260 06
fiO Bhares Girard Bksk Stock— 2,000 00
35 ; shares Farmers’ and Mecfca-
nice* Bank Stock.— 1,820 00
425 sh*res Ocm Exchange Bank _ _ _
Stock—2l,26o 00
smseow
Bonds and Mortgagee, all first liens 3iS,ft&22
Ground Bents*,*. 11,96500
Beal Estate-held by the Company...— .... 34,629'10
Premium by Policies—..... 98,8Q0452
loans on C011atera15........ 10,283-61
Balances in hands of Agents.. —** 15,875 56 -
Quarterly Payments due Company—...... 31,65730
Scrip Dividends purchased. 72*931'03
Caeh onhand ana in Bank..*—•———•• 28,385'W
Deposit In tf. S. Sub Treasury.... •* ft*OGo 00
Office Furniture—— - 2,452 »
Life Interestand Annuity 648‘06‘
Interest-on Stocks and Doans to December
31,18(4. .. 30,714 9?
Market value,- $1,460,685 33. Cost. $1,370,436 32
At an Election, held at the Office of the Company, on- .
Monday, 2d instant, the following-named gentlemen'
wore unanimously chosen Trustees for_three .years:
. Samuel C Huey, Thomas W. Dans,
TheophUus Paulding, Joseph H. P. Price. -
Simnnd A. Bonder, Samuel A Blspham,
Samuel E. Stokes, ElHsfcon Perots
Henry C. Townsend,
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held oath*-
10th instant, the following officers weie unanimously
elected-:.
JAMES TBAQUAIB, President
SAMUELS STOKES, TicePresident.
JOHN W. BOEHOB. A T. P. and Actuary.
HORATIO S STEPHENS. Secretary. _ , , ,
The Board declared a Return Premium Dividend, la
Scrip cf FIFTY PER CERT, upon the Premiums paid
in ISW'on all Pclicies in force December 81. 1854, and
decided to receive the Certificates of the Extra Scrip
DlvldesdofSeptember, 1859. in settlement of Premiums,
on and after the 20th. Instant, and to credit those la-,
debted for Premium Dotes or Loan* on Pedicles With
the amount of said Scrip on their Rotes or
that date. >
B eiss> OB TRUSTEES.
Bodelphus Kent. Joseph. B. Trotter, H
EllisS. Archeiyk 7., WilliamH. Kern,
J. ! Chrutian, James Easton,
sam<»o. Pease, -- . BdwatdM, Reddle*, .
Warner if. Basis, Samuel C. Huey,
Pierre T. Dufien, R. Y » Theophilus Pauldinsfcs
Samuel Williams, Edmund A, Souder,.:
Frederic-A. Hoyt, Samuel S Stokes,
C. J. Hot&nan, Henry C. Townsend
John G. Brenner, Thomas W- Davis,
Benjamin Coates, Joseph M. P. PtieAr-
BicnaxdS. Rswbold, Samuel A Bbsphaste
James-B. McFarland; EUiston Perot.
William P. Hacker.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
EDWARD M. 5T1433 WfiLSUY
B FBAUOIS QHfcNBT SMITH, IKtt.WAL
RUT Street; , j * m , _. _
In attendance at the office of the Ciompany, froml to 2
P. M , daily.
JAMES TBAQU Are. Prerid.at
SAMUEL E. bTOK.KS, Vies FreaW.at
JOHN VT, HOBNOB. A, V. P. ■ nd Actnary.
HO RATIO B-. BTBPHBNB, Beep jtary.
NORTH AMRRI CAN
TRANSIT INSU/RANOE GO"!
nreOBPOaAfBaP Wt ?BB JXdlt LATPBK OF SffiMTAM OF
PSKHBYIJ fjjsiA.
' eBGK&ESIZEI) Of ITOBSB 6,1304^
Af JAIWfT
H»S» m IIFB f?B FIBBOK&b HOTRI
: Felicias issued for a Slnale Trip, Special Journeys,
Yoyajea, As, daily, , monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Alro, agaiMtae cog .tingenclen of personal hazard, and
' agalnshloss of all kl jids, except real estate.
Polloiee iseued at' the Principal OSes.
No. 9»1 CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia,
or. by the Agents of the Company in any of the cities of
thaUMted, State », orby the Ticket Agents at anyßail
road Station.
CiSffl!ALo.,.- $330, 000
$993,057. 48
JOS..B.UNDALL,
LEVI P. COATS,
?? leodon Adams,
V Lines M. Conrad,
f .ichard Wood,
’ JeorgeT. Stedman,
JESSE, LIGHTPOOT,.
EOBEET- SHOEttAKBtt.
[LLIAH T.- BUTLBEv, /
Beoretaiar.
j&U-Btttthal
ursmsAifcaß.
gSVENTEENTH ANHUAIi REPORT
PEItN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OB PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE JTo. e»l CHESTHUT STREET.
PnMlshed to conformity with tha Charter.
RECEIPTS FOB THE TEA'S EJB
JHG DECEMBER SI, 1861
Life premiums for term of life*.-.5102,121 41
Limited premiums for short terms 236 31
EEar risks ...... St
Extra risks, 4c.... 874 03
Interest on investments 13#, 168 80 _
dAQCPM a®
Serin dividends received from policies '
purchased and cancelled 1,800 03
Amount . $336,093 71
LOSSES AS I) EXPENSES DO- ’ ”
. RIHOTHB SAME PERIOD. *
Thirty losses, amonntinggio $72,600 09
Expenses, salaries, advertising,
stamps, medical examinations,
Ac— 15,663 03
Rent and taxes—City, State, and
National....—..-.. 6,01167
Commission to agents, advertis
ing, taxes,Sconces, A 5.... 13,311 79
lO6, HE'4B
rISBUItfIBMBNTS.
Premiums returned nod poUeies
pnrctassd., 7,892 M
Interest, dividend*--- 27 90
United Stated Sanitary and CiOra
tian Commissions, &o 1,850 00
8,878 82
msxsTi
Surplus—
Accumulated capital, December
SI. 1863 1,321,389 81
Deduct scrip of 1860 to 1850, re
♦«+.*«• 68,060 06
FOB It? .SUBIKO
TB&VBAM3KS BY LAND OR WA-TER.
OFFICBBB.
PHPRTBKNT,
THEODOBE ADAMS.
TICS PBESIDEST ATO AOTtTABT,
3. H. BBADLEY.
_ TRKASITRBK.
JAMES M. COHBAD,
RKCRKTAStY,
LUC IKK PBYTOJT.
Aoxirr.
J. B. FEYTOH.
DIEEOIOBB.
James Graham,
iFianklia Stasis, .
Wm. Colder. jalS lal
JNSURE YOUR LIFE
nr the
AMEB I'O A. IN',
S. E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
It Is & BOMB COMFABY. and profits divided annu
ally, thus aiding the' assured to pay fatare premiums,
"li&it dividend £0 per cent.
BOARD 0? TRUSTEES.
Alexander Whilldin, J. Bdg&r Thomson,
Bon. James PoHocfc, Hon. Joseph AUtsofi*
Albert C. Roberts, Henry K. Bennett,
Samuel T. Bodifle, PhUip B Mingle,
George Nugent, John Altman,
Wm, J. Howard, Isaac Hazlehurst.
Samuel Wort, __ *
SAMUEt* WOE)
no2I-Smlf JOHN S. WILF
PIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
A THB MUTUAL FIBB IHSUBAHOE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA, Off ce Ho. 5 South FIFTH Street.
Amount of Property Insured First Mouth Ist, _
isos, $011,950
Amount of Premium Note* First Mo. let, 1885. 88.677
Cash Amts, First Mo., Ist, 1884.........—..55,697 66
Interetton Fn-miumNotei.~-~............... 4,156 46
Policies, burveya, and Tran5fer5...,......—.. 169 00
Premiums on Perpetual 1n5urance............. 80S 75
Interest on Investments •• • • ............ . 821 79
For Bxtra Risk* *~* 3 75
I>OSSS3.
Flrth Month 9th.—Mary F Yorke....\ $9B 88
*' 18th.—Ohas. G. Richards. 1,000 00
sl,ooB 88
sxpsnsßs, AC.
Salary. Bent, Stationer.. H.S Tax, &o. 1,193 66
Contmistionspaid Agents*..*.*.... 359 08
Interest Returned........................ 18 50
Premiums Returned.B7 40 . _
* 1.650 55
CASH ABBSTB.
Inyeated inU. S. Loans. ~...~*.6»7e9 31
In bauds of Treasurer.....-*..*-..*»*.»•.l sil 09
Office Furniture 184 68 _
8,201 88
CAPITAL OB ABSBTB,
Premium Notes, $88,677 00
Inerted In U. 6. L0an5........... * *2l
Caeh in hands of Trea5urer*...,...,....,. i,alt 09
Office Furniture, .4..*..134 68
$76 88^88
The undersigned* ft committee appointed hr the Com
pany, hare examined the above statement, compared
it with theibooks and voncfaers. and find it to bn cor
rect. SENECA B, MALONE.
•WILSON H.JENKINS.
First Month 1865-
DIBBCTOBS.
william P. Eeeder,
Joseph Chapman,
JosVpji'W. Moore,
Seneca E Malone,
Wilson M. Jenkins,
Lnkeng' Webster,
IB CLuTHIEB, President:
rC rotary ja2s-6fc
Caleb Clothier*
Jams* Smedley,
-ttbovae ftlat&er.
T. >llwood Chapman*
Eimeou Hatlaefc
Aaron W. tifttkill, • ’ _
CALB’
T, Vt.t.woop Chapman,
V'O'llCE TO OIL COMPANIES.—AIR
■L’ PUMPS ana 8Kn.1,1 KG TOOLH can ho lad at ISO 9
PFIsneYLVANIA Ave®99 (late Willow »tres‘>- u»U
and examls* <feun. j ais-8:'
/89.m'23
WHILTjBIBT, President.
IK. Tied President.
and Treasurer.
WANTS.
WANTED—IN A LAWYER’S OF
▼ F FICB, a Toons GBSSTLSK AN of integrity* With
a liberal education, who wilt give Ms s«*rvless iaoo.’i*
slderation of instruction and ample facilUleH for etaay
Address Box 80. 310, Post Office, In hKOdwrUlnfif of a J*
pH cant, stating name and address. » ja2S-3e*
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WANTS
FF a SIfUATIOS as Pale#man, insomeeetab ?«>ied
business. Has a v no*? ledge of bookkeeping. Address
»H. 8..» this office. jaM-3.*
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN JUST
• » returned from tie army, a SITUATION In a store
oroBce; writes a #ood hand, andts w.'Uio* to main
Muieelf rueful; nan gtye the beet of references.
Please ad drees
It* “treacle,' 1 Offlce o t The Press.
WANTED— A FIRST-DLASS
TEACBKK of MATHSW4.TIOS at ouce. Fay *7O
Kr month. Apply to day at 10 o’clock, at Ainerie m
stunts. 51» ARCH Street. It*
WANT ED—A SITUATION BY A
Young Man. either as Bookkeeper, Clerk. or
Cashier, iu a Mercantile. Manu-actarlag, or Banking
House Is a competent, practical, antr exueriencad
Bookkeeper, and possessesgood
Undoubted references tires. No objection toleivi-ag
the city. Address **o. P. Q.**' Wetts offlce.
WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN,
Fw BOARDING with a respectable French family.
Where there will be facilities foracaui3ingth.ftlaag™g4.
Reference given and required. Address “X. Y Z
Philadelphia P. O. jaTW
WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE
F F BOUSE la this city, a young LAD about 18 years,
or are# to assist in the Counting Boom; must he » good:
writer, quick at figures, and bring unexceptionable re
ferences as to character. A graduate of the Sigh School
preferred. _
Address Box »IS, P. O. j*2s-2t*
WAITED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 22
FF years of jt«e, who Is a fair'penman, a SITUA
TION in some Wholesale House, wheTe iua services
wSU he appreciated. Address * * Perseverance ” attbis
office. • ,\ j*2s-2t*
WANTED—A PARTNER, WHO OAN
F F famish from five to ten thousand dollars capital,
in an Iron’ Manufacturing business. Address ** 3. A
Co- 1 * * Box Po- 342, PMltda. Post Office, jaltetath gf*
WANTED— IN A WHOLESALE
GBOCBRY HOUSE, a YOUNG MAR as ASSIS
TANT BOOKKEEPER,-must be a good psnmau, quick
at figures# and witi> undoubted reference. SaUry $3
per week. Address in own handwriting “Box 937”
Philadelphia P. Q. JaSi 31*
WANTED—BY A NOTION HOUSE,
F? two experienced Salesmen, who can influence a
sear thirty days’ ootmtrr trade ; also travel ant Bill
from samples. To competent persons a good position
will he given. Address SSS 4 Philadelphia r. 0. jaU-3^
WANTED— BY A COMPETENT
Bookkeeper,. a Situation as such# or Assistant.
Best of reference given se to eompetenev asd moral
worth. Address “Thorough,” Press office, immedi
ately. jaiiifc*
WANTED—IN A CONVEYANCER'S
FT office, &n intelligent, honest and industrious
BOY# not less then fourteen years of nge. Address
“H.#” office of The Treat, in handwriting of theap
■ pUcant. ja%*6t*
WANTED—A SITUATION BY AN
FF experiencedßOOKßßEPßß, a thoronghbusiness
man. Address “Union,” Press Office. Beet city re
ference fumi*hed. ja2Mt*
WANTED-A LARGE AND OOMMO
FF dioos ROOM, on the first or second floor# suita
ble for a public office, and situated between Market and
Pine- and Second and fifth. Apply at MAY? aGKN
CT, No. m Bouth THIRD Street. ja!9-tf
WANTED TO BENT, IN A CEN
* * trsl locality. on the first floor, part of on Office
for Desk room. Address “P," Boa: 2212, P, O, jafctf
A GENTS WANTEDFORTHE NURSE
A AND SPT# the most interesting and psclliag hoak
ever published, embracing the adventures of a worn m
in the Union Army as Nurse,- Scout, and sbt. string a
most vivid inner picture of tbe war. JONBS BRO i. fie
CO., 600 CHESTNUT 6t.»Philadelphia, Pa
TO OIL COMPANIES.
A WANTED, by a practical Machinist, a
in a gord oil company, t*» s> nperlntsßd machinery aud
other bnsLneefl; attend book sccobr's if necessary.
The -very beet recommendations cas be giveo Ad
dress “ J. E. s, ,* Press’ Offiie*
TO OIL COMPANIES.—Wanted, by
a&Tan for eighteen years? engaged i»the Wholesale
Business in this city, a SITUATION as
in a Company where energy and close attention to Che
interest of the Company will be appreciated. Tm best
references will be gives. Address “RasißesB > M at t hie
office. ja2S 21*
t\i)Fx A MONT H?!—WANTED—
I4<«r AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
SHAW *• CLARE SlXTfiKtf-BOLLAR FaMILI SB #-
IRQ MACHINE, the only Machine in the
country which ie licensed by Grover & Baher, Wheerles
At Howe, Sister A 0o. t aodßaehelder; Salary
usd expanses,or large commission* &ilowed. Afiother
Jfflcbioes-now sold lor less thaw forty dollar* eaehare
infringement*, ana the seller aodnser Hr.tiflA- Illus
trated circulars tent free. Add res* SHAW & CLARK,
aol?-d&W3m BIJPDBgOBP, Milne!
Rooo, sssm* ss 9 omt &wi>
Vy other sums to ia&v on Mortgage.
S. W. THACICARA ®.SOJJT,
ja2S-3t»~ a*grgQgthTJßlftPßtreefc.
m -WANTED TO EENT-INIMBCHi.
J@t>y a reliable tenant, a good; modern built House,
contaluinsdC or 12 rooms; wit Ma-six 'sqtursw-cf Thir
teenth and'Market Address “*.<»” 804 H- TBNTJT
Street sa2i 3t*
m W^lTl m TO RENT—BY iS»GOOD*.
ffi&ieaaiti abottt April Ist, a .fret class DWBILING.
west of Broad and south of Mishat Str-etor Bent no
object iffavoiablr located. Addneeeßox
phia P. O. j»l9>h?t* •
ASSISTANT QpARTBBMAB-
SfiH&TEa’S OyriCß.Ko. aWrfßootb THr3BBt..
PsiLADxrau, Dec. 24,-ldo4.
Vessels wanted to load with coal for Ufewbem, E. G.*
sad Key met, Fla. jeanmua.
de26'ti Captain and A. Q.Bf.
F(»B.8AI£ AND TOM*BT.
Mfor saiiE—liAroe jymsuumm
and hot of Ground, west, aide of PO3BTH Street.*
below GREEN Street.
Store. MARKET Street, norsh side, Ke>. 121£, above
TWELFTH Street. _
I> welli* S-- 1630. WALLACE* south sida, east of SaX?
TBB»TE*treet.
Apply to , v> . B TAVIrOB,
ja26-St an -Worth BPXTJg Stceot.
m 3CB SALE OHEAB 4 -HOUSE;
-HES £ot, and Stable, eifcmted on the south side of
locust, second house seventh street Ap
ply to . R&BiSBT M*o GREGGS*
It 419, /WALNUT Street
WANTED TO PURCHASE —A
■K&. three* story HOUSE ndth three story doable bade
bmldinae. end all modern.conveniences; side yard pro*
forced,,situated between Unittonwoodiand Master, and
Fifth and Eighth. Prtao not ove?. $lO,OOO. Address
Box 93fi Post Office. ifcffi-St*
m FOB SALE—SUPERIOR FARM;®
JCBof 87 acres, situated in Berks county, Blcjtiand ■*
township, two mils from Quakea-Town Station .south*
east,, on North. Penssylvauia Railroad, S&,bugb from*
the city, quarter xni& from railroad. Improvement*
food ; new stone House, frame bam; six acres wood aad,.
ten of meadow, balance under cultivation; good Q.&
cherd, and a variety of-oVher feuite; running-Btream ef
water through the since- App-y to
EOBE3T MAG GREGOR,
It ___ 419 WALNUC BtrW
£& TIMBER LAND.-FOR BALEHIN
a tract of TIMBER HARD of about
SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES, This land is heavily co
vered with excellent timber* In a location affording rate
facilities for safe and rapidt transportation. Title indis
putable. A portion of the purchase-money can remain
on bond and mortgage. Address Box 719, rMSadelphta,
Pest Office, Pa. j&23*l2t
J'ORREST COUNTY OIL LANDS
FOB SALE.
425 ACRBB, IN FEE SIMPLE,
PEICS *5O PKB ACES.
Address Box 1741 Hriladeli'lia Port Office. j&26-t6*
F)R bale, very low, for cash—
A desirable BUILDING Lor la West Philadelphia,
north of Market Street, extending from Thirty-ninth
street to State street, with 60 fret front os each.
Inquire at ho. 1113 CHESTNUT Street, Philadel
phia. . ja2B-3.*
TkISTILLERY FOR BALE—LOCATED
■l/ in this city, in running order, with Rectifying Ap
paratus attached. Capacity SX) bu* bets daily . Terms
Javorable. U quire southwest corner of THIRD and
BRANCH. ja2s 2t»
OIL STOCKS—OIL STOCKS— OIL
STOCKS —A few thousand shares of Oil Stock are
yet for sale in a first-class reliable Oil Company, now
formica
Address * * Guy, * 1 Box 1685, P, O, ja2s- 3t*
A GBICULTURAL LAND SCRIP.—34
■kV AGRICULTURAL LAND SCRIP, l«r aerei each,
for sale low. by tbs MARQUETTE MINING CO.. No.
319 WALNUT Sheet. Second Siory.
DAVID S. HEYL, Secretary
. FnILAPErPHIA, Jan, 23, 1865. ja24 6t
X?OR BENT—SEVERAL ROOMS IN
A the THIRD STORY of the Bnildlncbn the south
west comer of SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. Ap
ply at this office. iat3-tt
TO L E T—FOR SALESROOMS OR
light maimfactariiig purposes. the upper *tor)es of
bnlldA, northwest comer of SIGHTS and MARKET,
Apply in the store. jaSl tf
LOST AND FOMD.
IyjOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A 1 application has been made to the proper authori
ties for the renewal of Bounty Warrant, No 2L&9G,
dated December 7th, 1864, on the City Treasurer, for
$3OO, being to order of and endorsed by JOSHUA P.
THOMPSON, the same baying been loss or mislaid.
The payment thereof has been stopped.
JOSHUA P. THOMPSON,
j&26 tbm4t* Box 2489 PhUada Poet Office.
LEGAL.
Pr THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTS OF FHILADEh-
CAROLINE L. HBLMICK. by her n«xt friend, HENRY
. AYBROD. vs. GEO. it. HELRIOK.
Mr. GEO. B. BELMICK:
Sir: You will please take notice that the Court has
granted a rule to show cause why a Divorce a viacalo
matrimonii should not he decreed in thiscas.*, return
able SaTURDaY. February 4,1865
. Yours, 4c., WM W. JUVENAL,
AtVy for Libellant
January 21,1665, ja26 thftaftt
XTEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT
V FOR SALE.—By unanimous agreement of the
Proprietors of the
PBILADELPHIA EVENING BULLETIN.
That valuable establishment will be sold at Public
Auction, on _ _ _
WEDNESDAY, THE FIR C T DAY OF FEBRUARY
_ NEXT,
The time for which Ihe Partnership Association was
formed expiringon that day.
The present organization of the eitablishment is upon
the basis vf a capital of Fifty Thousand Dollars, upon
which sum the dividends (dec l ared semiannually) for
several years past have exceeded THIRTY PER CENT.
PEE ANB DM. and the business isnow more
than ever, making it a most v&loabie investment for
aoy person desiring to engage in sues an enterprite.
The sate will take place et HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK P. M. on the: above*mentioned dav. ia the
Publication Office of the Establishment, 119 Booth
THIRD fc treat, Philadelphia.
lie terns to be cash immediately at the time of sale,
and if not complied with, the property to he imme
diately resold at the risk of the former bidder.
For farther inform*-tion epoiy to
JAMES A FRBSVAN* Auctioneer,
jatfr 7t Store No. 499 WALSUT Street, PhlltiU-
XST IILOW SLEIGH BODIES. —A FEW
”» more left, at la»t yewr's prices .
Also, 200 gross MATCHES. redyeed "tlcss.
i BOWT6, BOSTON, & CO.,
ja26 157 and 159 North THIRD Street.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMB, OF THE
A. bee* styles and latest improvements, for sate *t
B F. REIMER S Galley, 694 ARCH Street. When
you detire one.eelect from hie fine assort meat. It'
T\FO PORTRAITS SXOEL IN NATH-
X* BALNES3 of style, accuracy of feature and erpr*s
tiofi, or truthfulness of coloring. 8 F KgrMAR S. *ife
aize Photegiapbe ip oil colora 694 ARCH St. it*
PEIMBH’B COLORED PHOTO
-LV GRAPHS, only $1 to, are bean tiful of die
and naturally-colored likeDes***; just tbethi g foi me
times; accurate, dar&ble, and cheap. SECOND Str<j“t,
above Green. H*-
MAOKBRNL, HERRING, SHAD, &Q,
HI —2,600 bU*. Mass. Not. 1. t, »n 4 S M*»h.™'.
Ute-nnght fst Ish, In assorted pstksnw. -
2,000 bbls. New Eastport. Fortoaa Bsy, aad Naluar
flerrinr. . .
2.600 boxes Labes, Sealed, and No. I Heniaa
-160 bbls wear Mess Bhad.
koone.
, lain-t» No. 1*« NORTH WHARVK.
TOBHUA T. OWEN, ATTORNEY.
U COOSELLOB AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR 01
CL AIN S Offise, 251 F Street, osar Fourteenth St.
WashlßAton, D. A deSS to
•sa* BAZAAB, NINTH and Saß»
SOK Strata.
ATJCTIOJT BALE OT HOBSEB, OASBU V !'“-
„ OU SATURDAY MOERIHO JA
SsIM to harneaa and the saddle. Foil dear a W- *«
Bale.
Also, new and second-hand carriages, light xr ' ,v "”*•
dearborns, &e„ with which the tale will cominenev- _
Aleo, single sn? doable harness, saddles, Or* us**- 4b
srhlpslcorers. robes, betters, Ac.
■ A9-na postponementos accngat of weather.
49-Sole of Horses; Are., on VBDmßßdfr
mr Carriages and harness at Prtrate sale.
jaxßjtß a. eexkhebe,
Ja*S-5t if * AnetianeeE.'
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF HTJ-IC,
TESTIMONIAL BESTS FIT.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. XRh, 1665,
The following Arttels will appear:
Mlm Caroline KicMa'gß, Kate Dfftdeßyan,
E.l Davenport, Peter Elchin**.
J- W. Wailack, L. P Barren,
Frink Drew, , Edwin Aiuss,
Assisted ty the whole of
THB aKCH-STKEWP THEATEE COStPA3r,
(Bv eertnleeioß af Sirs. John Brawl,
THE WaiHDT-ScBSST TBEATBB «HttPAHr.
(By permission of Mrs. S. A flarrettsoa),
THE CB»BTJSBT BTEBST TSBATKB COKPABX.
(By permission off W, 35. Rlnn, Es<i.)
THE OKBAT O&GHESTKA
Will eoneitt cf the combined Orchestras of the Arefe’
Chestnut, and Walnnt-streot Tisratree, with their re
spective lead* re.
Tee enter tei omen t will commence with the thlrdact of
Frutur r E h Davenport; Cassias, J. W,
Maic Aniony, t. P, Bar rest; Jaftza G*sitr f Frank 29ar*
daunt; Caeca, W. H Bailey; Darina, Jamas *c*y ore
Trebonino, W. H Wallis- gitellos, B h TmoS|
Popilltns, T. Green; C ana, 8. Youoe. Servian. it B,
Craig: Lories, Mite Clara -Bead v S&otbe&yer. G. John
son Citlsen, Walter £*imo:£;\Beowta GUisea. •
Hem pie; 'JKid Citizen, Staart Bobioaj Portia. ny»
Benia J-yan.
Citizens—G. If, Griffiths, J. A Horde* Ja?*es Garden.
Owes Sarlowe. M. Billy ard. W. Ax &tm*ld«oti k w a!
V * Bail3y * B E ' i '® r8 * 6; aCardejh-and
Senators—H. Bj Bascomb, J. T. W&?d # . B. Touht, EL
t. Sjinelair, P. A. Acde**oa, T. A. Creoee r Frank g:»iy
y?orth:?Sa lv f sr^; ' MB,a,a - Cli “ dBs^
After Wbicl, a Coiaic Sin-g:
,e Horrible Tale of ft Suicidal Fuatly **., .C 'iftW
O’Bdec -..jsßw*LS ADAMfL.
To to foUowod by the celebrated
JJ*LE3OfiY ♦
Bias CABOtIKE ElCfii£faSast£iB Goddefcf *
wiih tire 6oe£ Stacer. •*
George W sahibgtoa *P3STB3 dSHISfGS.
Chorus by tb* Lsdies and Gectjomea of th« x
EICHIKGS OPS HA TnOUrK.
FbfJMa’pfcia/ 81 " 7 B,emlwr atth ® theatrical prcSwsioa 1*
To be Drew’* Great Eartesoae.
CAHIEEE.
...FBAJTK J>KKSfL’
s. a. OEiiii
Cami11e........,*........
Annaad...-.
After which, the celebrated Bong,
‘•Tta-Total Sooi«» ■ W A. CHATHAM.
iecitatioo—Tennyson's
Chztfe of tie tithe Brigaio CAKBBBi
To cc-BolodaTpUh «h« Onroear, la ihiaa note, aatSUmL
MARRIED life
First act by the Arch- **treet Theatre Company.
Second act by the W&bitvt- street Theatre ComfcMiT
Third ac£by the Cheataut‘»treet Theatre CcrauwaT
Admission, 50'dents. Beseryed Seats, 91.
Entrance on Broad street for reserved seats; non-ife*
served seats on Recast street.
Beats can notsrjbd sheared of H. E. HBLLIE2. jfW.
aramme. office, Ko U 2 S-nth FOURTH Sfroet Oa
Friday morals# at- ills Academy of Music
Doors open at 1 o’clock; commence at & o’clock pra*
; i>as-i*
MEW CHESTNUT ST. THKATRE.
CHESTNUT STBBET, ABOVE TWELFTH '
v- x THIs CThmsdar) KVEYISG, Jan. 26,
GSASn DOUBLE BILL.
LAST NiGHT KTi 1- TWO OF
JUBIITB BBHTOB BOOTH.
AND SSCoND SIGHT OF
MISS COED &LIA CAPMSLLB.
5Ma grpat combination wi‘i appear this even In* In fcfe*
Emotional Eoraancw is five acts, of the
M&SSnB HEART.
RAPHAEL POCHALBT....Ja«ftrS BRUTUS BOUTHL
KLLB, MAKCO.... muB CORDELIACAPPgLIJL
To conclude vith tie Grand Fairy Spectacle of
BEaUTT AND THE BBa&T
With all its new *nd magnificent scenery, eharminc
Illusions, mperb jrmsic.eachfturinff flonjw.grt&t c *.«<;.
10-AKKROW EVENING FAREWELL BENEFIT OF'
J B. BOOTH.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 2GU*, TWENTY
SIXTH. GRAND FAMILY MATIN KB
INACTIVE PREPARATION, THE THSB3 G'JABSS.
forTae week.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,
f? TFB WALLACE-DAYBNPOBT ALLIANCE.
THIS {Thursday) EVENING, Jan as,
Second eight of a Dramatic version of Ticsyeoa'a
Peeni ml Bnoch Arden, entitled
' . , THE TEST OF LOTS.
Enoch Arden,,.,.. Mr I W Walliak.
Mr._R L, Dstvenpon.
Annie Lee. Miss Bos* E7ul.ee.
To conclude with.
LITTLE TODDLERINS.
Bbn ogee open from 8 till 3. Oartata rims at Vri.
M RB - JOHN DREW’S NEW ABCS-
A«- BTHBKT THEATRE. 1
FIRSTWESK Of Mr. L P. BARRETT.
TONIGHT, and EVERY NIGHT,
Tlie dramatization, of Tennyfeon’s Poem of
• „a, A ENOCH ARDEN,
Fnfitled
~ . '‘UNDER PH&PALH.’*
Rn*cli Arden. L y. BfemE
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF L R BARRET?. j*S.4t
TJESTVADI LUND THSATRE- CAL
” LOWHJLL, between Fourth and Fifth streets-.
WEDNESDAY, Jannarv SB. 18SS.
BSKBFIT Of MB ADOLPH VKSEVAII.
A CBAZT ENGLISHMAN;
08. A BBIBE TO OBDBB.
Comedy In four act-
JOBE BTBON6U ...Mr ADOLPH 1 VESTVAU.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.—£ L. RTCE
■**-*: respectfully informe his-Menda and the PttbUol*
general that he win give a
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
0? T BUBS DAY EVENING, January 26th. 1885,
a* sUted by the fo* lowing Dr >mlnsnt Art sU- of
this city? Mrs. JEfENRIETT# BSHiiiftfS, Ifr
IJAetE. 7B cents. To he had at the Music Stores ot
J E. Oi.nLi, corner Seventh end Chestnut streets. 6.
Andre-& Co., 11G4 Chestnut'street. Loots Meyer. n»
GhesSrrat street,.comer of Jtantper, and in the Breain*
at the door. Boors openaS7o‘clocJi. Concert to com.
raence ai 8. JaK-st*
/□.BAND GONCEHT. TO BE GHfEJI
. ’h? the Graduates of the Institution forth* BS'nd.
atihe MB'KJaL FDft D HALL, on FBI Da Y EsrE
HIM, Jannary.27th, 186 a. Tickets 2SGents. BeservS
t e s! s „ V? 1 * 8 ,- Boors open at 7. Commence a •,carter
bolWe 8 o’clock. iatc.st*
ifHB GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
JE WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH
Equestrian Dtaeotor Hr. F. H. RC6STOK.
;or of tl e Circ1e....... • Mr. FEANSC WHITTAKER.
Mt- SaKLaO HROR the stamp orator awldeclslm
«r, and the eelebrsted ErVJBES FAMILY, hays bees
sagaged, and wnl app*er during this sreeir.
AlsojUtetfENZEß BROTHEI S,.TaLENTISB.CHAS.:
and EUDOLFH. THE SAGBXtfKB FAKILY MUs
SOray,.MUe. ELIOS, the beattMttl and graMfit «suaJ.
TBAHJED DOGS.OP PROD.
HUT<® INSON. There are no- no leas than fiya flrst
clarßClowps iiSw great combination o» the National
y ° T K C ‘sf u \r to wlt -1 Mersrs. Sam. Laf.uroo.
D. W. .Stone, J. H. Marray, Lea Powell, ana J. 9.
Bafcbmson .
-.BILLY BiTTTOB iOr.TheDNFORTUISMPE TAILOR'S
we*? B ' tiDFOKD ' ' wsli I* afterpiece tlda
Next week the great piece of the BRIGANDS O*
ADMISSION—First tier, 60 cents; second tier. 36 sestet
private box, S 3 ana $6. as to sire and location. Per.
farmasce commences 7,40.
Performance# «u every’ WEDNESDAY audSATUM-.
DAY AFTBRBOO2I, commencing at 3££ o’clock, ja23-8t
ABIES' SKATING PARR,
THE NATIONAL PARK,
TWENTY- FIEST Street and COLUMBIA Avenue.
Fr* eminently the Ladles* Park of the city. No palna
have been spared by the proprietors to make all the ap.
polntments of the Park complete aod perfect.
Qalie recently the Ladles’ Boomsbavo been enlarged.
Competent pet sons are present each day to give instruc
tions to Ladies and Children.
Thelce Min splendid condition.
DOUGLASS* BRASS BAND TO-NIGHT. It*
[JO 1 POE THE “EAST WICK PARK.**
ArnbUgemeutehave bees made with the Baltimore Hail
road Comwuiy to convey visitors to said Park auriax
the Skatt&g Season .
The following trains will leave the depot. Broad an&
Tjime streets, daily for the Park: 11 A. M , 2 P. M..
3.IDP. M . and 5.60P.M
The following trains will stop at the Park and convey
pass ngsrs ? o the depot: 10 30 A M., 3.&J P. M., 53)
P. M. (Special Train), and 8 F fit. ja&3t
CEATIKG ! 81ATIRG! S SEATING 1! 1
C’The UNION PARK, FOUETH and DIAMOND
Ftrffte, w*s FLOODED Last Evening, and is io KGB
GAKT condition for Skating 2 The finest SUBFAGS
of the Season! Skaters should avail themselves of ihia
OP GRAND t MUSICiL MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON.
The ARTIFICIAL MOON rises THIS EVENING at
fifteen mlnutespast * even. it*
TYRUNK OH COLD WATER-CLIMB
-L/ jug A.POLE (imaginary)—Fishing in Winter—
Courting and Kissing—Singing aid Dancing—States*
men and Heroes from civilians, prtmoted tuatiniau*-
ouely. hy MBSTAL Dr. B. BROWS
WILLIAMS, the humorous Lecturer and orieinal Psv
choloflsfe, at ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, THURSDAY*
FRIDAY- and SATURDAY. Last three nights, posi
tively. Exhibitions of a mirthful and instructive char
acter, a»»teted by Ms audience Two hears of harmldtui
mirth Tickets SO cents; admitting a lady and gentle
man. 50 cents. Open at kto 7; entertainment at M to &
ja2s*4t
TXASSIEB’B
M.X ORCHESTRA AlffD MILITARY BA YD,
Office, N0,.5614: South BiGHTH htreet. ja23 lm*
fiIGHOB BLITZ’S BXHIBITIOHS AT
the ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS are PGSrPOYBH
untU THURSDAY EVBRIRG. ja3s*2t
CIGHOH BLITZ WILL SHORTLY
CLOSE, ASSEMBLY- BUILDINGS.
Greatdemonetrafcion*in NECROMANCY; SPIRITUAL
ISM ILLUSTRATED, and the WORDSRS OF TBN*
TRILOQDISM ISTRODOOBD.
Grand Entertainment BVRBY EVES ir<G,
at 7K o’clock, and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at S- Comprising the mysteries of
Past fend Present Age.
Admission, 25 cents. Children, 15 cents. Reserved
seats, 50 cents - j^9,
ORCHB BTRA—PUELIO
'J REHEARSALS e.ery SATURDAY, at 3R « clock
P. H., at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ticket.. 35
cent. . Six Tickets, #1: to be bad at Gonld"*, And- e’s.
aad Meyer's Mnsic Stares, aad at the Hall. aof tf
THE ACADEMY OF FINK ARTS,
A CHESTNUT Street, aboveTeath, la OPEN DA LT
for visitors, tram 9 A M. to 6P. M jols
PEBMAKSHIP* MR. AND MRS.
A a. R. DUSTOB’S BOOMtS, ,I3O4*CH6STBUP St*,
are now open for the reception of pupils aad visiters.
A ls*ge collection of fptcjmVns of Pen uaubhip aai Pea
Diawisg on exhibition, which all livers of the arc are
cordial;y incited to exaiuiite. An easy. *frgaut. rapid
s’jle of writing tasght, and perfect satisfaction
Visiting catds written, and all kinds of ornam»*taL
work executed in the brst mapner. ja2o 6;*
T>ROFKPSOR RHPUd AD a MS,
A TB&CHER *■¥ BbOCUTION,
No. 665 North THIK CSSNTH Street jals-wfm6fc*
"PATENTS PROCURE D—UNITED
* -A. states and European. BI>WARJ>
ja24-lm* 311 WabNOT Street.
DOARD'WANTED-IN A PRIVATB
FAMILY. Parlor and bedroom. Undoubipif re
fersuces given and required. Address “H W.,** P-rtt «gr
office, with location and pr.ee. 3 3.*
OOARD WANTED —BY A TOUNQ
of good habits, in a private family, wh*-ra ha
can enjerr xbe com for. sof a home. Addrc6s ‘ r
chant. “ prewar office. - ja2s 2a*
¥¥7 AETED—B OA BDING IN A PRfc
* * .vats family* for a. gentleman and wife. For
suitable accon modations a pries will he paid.
Address “M. G. JV'
ja26-3l^
A LARGE FOURTH STORY ROOM,
A with Board, at 1315 Street. h2'-4t m
fWBITTIiK AND VERBAL DK
BCBIPTIOIfS of Oh&ractftr.Comttfntioa, et»d T*.
teat, with JDViCE oa Be&itfc, Krloca
tioi, 8f M&oavamootaad Trill
ing of GBILDBBJS, soctei adaptation. &o , dag
&ndeTBSis£i bj JOHN £>
Phrenologist and Booftosiler,
0011-fatbslyif No 85 b. TBWTH St-.atottre Chaasnnfc
URBDXRICK BOLAND,
A teHtmfactni>r of over* variety of
PfCTDBg FKAjJES. aad doiiiay U
■ EOB.OPSAH ASll AMKKIG>B KS<is'<vylN9H
PHOTOOBaPH OViL Fi AjSgi, iB cleat .atloty.
da2S lm* Ho. 851 Hoilk HtH2B gt., as£T; £ys-
AVCTioir gjh“!i
AMUSEMENTS.
CHARLES 1° PORTER.
JULIUjS cjbs&k.
EDUCATIONAL.
PERUSAL.
BOARBisa
Th!» Ofitoa,