. NOTICES. |3g** THIS PENH BELIEF USOOIi. TlOli JOR SICK ABD WOONDBD ButdMßM | M w’ *B g Drexel A Co s s ri***j, w 8 ». a inij ::t.:rrrrr:;";.:::; s g ffiSJ Haul', Bnorltldte. A Co .V S 23 Eomnnd Yard ACo .... S g oenf I r , ,fe d i er i^ Ca : gg Beni; Lewis tarn p 0^ b I| iif 1 » tan ham, Bl.lthoia, A Co !.! {offi *b n Batksr. * 1532 n f. s f g £ K? 9 ' 9 S»n, ACo 510 John B, Ntokts. en, Cha* W. Trotter... log Ebzaheth w, Tkompßon.. a no Partin* C Jones „ inno Dirt eon Blmrpiesa.. s m a oroTo*. jr...... ; .1.;.";..".:;;.”" *s! f o s.B“‘L b * •••• ® “ PbilipS, .Tttt-ttee 5 m Jams' K. Campbell 5 Si A. 8. Letohworth 9.03 Annie P. Barnes... ... S fO wtlDn • * **»j ♦ ♦-»* *■• miiiiim «»•»«•«•»•».»«».« SOO r il»f: ofCftUforilia * iogo s“»'e E„ Ma»*le s 0) Joseph gs 00 Jorbna T. J.anes. 85 03 Joseph I> Ellis.. Bob ««» alasasder ►. Trnman . .i™ 2$ 01 Jam ftihlwl.. S 0} vTf'Ta & F‘lond ~ 2 00 Elwocd Pnaey.. «09 Join W. Hairs 8 09 » Frlesd, oer V. Earp 89 03 wm P. Cooorsr fit] 809 Kgr* dak coal oospaht, 139 OBce, Ho ‘433 Soatb THIRD Street. , _ ~ „ . . Philadelphia. Jan. 2S, 18M. A Spflclal Meeting of the Stockholders will be h- Id at the office of the Company on FKIDA-f, the 27th iaatent. at one o’clock P. M. Business of importance will he presented. CHARLES D. KB IQ HP, Secretary. *3§f- STO«IIHUI.DtRN> SOTICE.-THE Meeting of the Stockholders of the COS oklsvillb asd soutbsbn pssngYL vania RAILWAY COMPANY will he held oa MOND AY, the 9th day of January, 1866. at 8 o’ojook P. M., at the oßaa of the Company, Ho- 830 South THIRD Street, Phila delphia. . An Election for Freeideut and Director* will he hale on‘ha same day and place. B. D. BARCLAY. deM-Mag) Secretary pro tem. , roE MKJCST DAUB COAX, CO— AN*UAt. MBBTING “"The ecooknolders of the Loonrt Dale Coal Company are hereby notified that their annual .meetlm, lor the choice of Directors and such other buninqss an may legally be transacted, will he held at the CONTINENTAL HOTEL, in the cite of Philadelphia- on WEDNESDAY, the first day of Febru ary next, at two o’clock PM. „ THEODORE 0 EMORY, Secretary. PBILAimr.PBIA, January Id, 1888. jaM-Ut* §3»“ ANNITERSABY OF THE KEK S™- CHANTS' FUND.—The eleventh anniversary of this association will he celebrated at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, On THURSDAY EVENING, February 3. at 7* o'clock. The annuel repot t will be read and addresses de livered by , Rev, BISHOP STMPBON, and * „ DANIEL DOUGHERTY, Bs« Tbe orchestra will be under the direction cf Mr. Simon Hassler, Cerda of ad mission may be bad gratuitously, by ap plying early to Benjamin obne. no sot chestnut street. WM a LUDWIG, No, 3d North third street. JAMES C HAND No 614 Mamet st.eet. EDMUND A. 80UDJSK, Dock-street wharf. ja2l-tfefilf Committee, trs?” ATTI SfTIOSJ VOtCSTEERSi! - HIGHEST BOUNTY I _ „ fourteenth ward. . +£® Becroitog Ccmtßitwe are now prepared to say In CASH the LARGEST BOUNTIES to all recruits ac credited to this ward They will sitattha Sfutheast corner of THIRTEENTH and GREEN Streets EVERY AFTERNOON from 2 to 6 o’clock, wheieailinformtiion will be chaerfuliyitlTen. Avoid tie brokers, coma to us and receive FULL BOUNTIES In CASH. „„„„„„ BOUNTIES. For cue year #576 00 For two years 87100 IoR TW3 lIiA-R YBTEBAN3 JOINING COUP*. ' For one year.... a.................................. 05925 00 For twoiears..... 975 00 For three years.... .a, 125 00 • Dr. J MACKIOKOL, >b«.,„ihDtr ja24 9t a’vIIuSdBVB, ? Committao. THE NEXT DRAFT.—CITiaSEMS* SUBSTITUTE,teEPRESBNrATtVB, ASD VOL UJSTEEK AGENCY.—We bog leave to call the attention ot ud-e wio are drafted, and those wao are enrolled asd liable to military duty, and also that class of par lous -wbo are not liable to dr&H (ladles, and gentlemen over forty-five year#}, to oar agency forprocariagsaV Btrates and volunteer representatives, Persons snould attend to this Important matter at once, as tbe draft has been fixed for tbe Iflth of February next. We are doing a Btrictly legitimate business; treat# rbrnisbisg ir-eit not liable- to tbe drsft a? substitutes and representativee. a* tow. if not at lower prices, than any other agtnor in Philadelphia. The law aUrws as so pat substitutes In the Navy or Marine Corps, to be credited to any district In the State where the principal resides. To facilitate business. If personslirlng in or outof the city, who are enrolled. will furnish ns with a cereitl cateof their enrolment from the frovoat Marshal of their district, they-wr'lnsv* either breach of this service, which wUi fuliy exempt them flora draft. inference can be given to ladies and gentleman in ibis city tor whom ve haye done business in tbis line," and also in the following coantie*: Chester, Delaware, Montgomerys Berks, Bucks, Sshuyikili, and North arrptnn. N. B —Churches and Clubs famished at the 10-ioest possible prices Liberal arrangements made with. Township QommHtees to 9 U quotas Call or address McSALLY, PaXSON. & QO , *ll CHESTSUT Street, or j&25 6t * Box 2077 Philadelphia Post Office. #2S» JfOTICMHB AISSUAI. MEET* 9W IB® of the Stockholders of the OBION STEAM SHIP COMPANY will he htld oujffOS&DAt, February 7th. ISM, at 4 o’clock P. M , at the office. No-1* North DELAw ARB Avenue, when as election will take place for five Managers, to serve for the ensuing year. 3825-12* WM. W, HABSNE33, 6ec!etaryr_ CORN XXCHANBE ASSOCIATIOH. —The Annual Meeting of the CORN EX CHANGE ASSOCIATION will be held on TCBSDAY. J&nusr* 31, 1965. An election will he held for officers to serve for the ensuing year. Polls wiU ho open from 11 A. M. until 3P. M , and from until 8 j& r. M. The annual report will he read at 7 H P. M. ja2s 6t JOSEPH s. PEROT, Secretary. NOTICE.-THE SEMI-AKNCAL It*-" Examination forth** admission of Pupils to the GIKLB : HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOL will com mence os MOhJDAY, the 30kh insL, at 9 o’clock A. M., at the School Building in SBRGEaNT B treat, below Tenth. The candidates must he fourteen years of age, and have bean pupils of the Public Schools at least one year. 3 he order of examination will be as follows: Monday. Jan. 80th—Definitions and Constitution of United States. Tuesdays Jan. 81st —Grammar and Parsing. Wednesday, Feb Ist HistoryofUeited States. Thursday, " 2d—Orthography and Practical Arithmetic , Friday, Feb. 3d—Mensuration, j*2s-3fc G. W* FETTER, Principal. OiFICB AIIEGHENI RAILROAD AND COAL COMPACT. _ Philadelphia, Jan. lfl, 1885. The ANNUAL MEETING of tee i of the ALLEGHENY RAILROAD and GOAL COM PANS will be held on MONDAY, 6th da* of February, l£6L at 12M ,»t No. 3 FOBBJBaT Fi# ce, %%3% South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia An election far President and Directors will be held at the same time and place. 3a2128f4 FRED’S B. HUBtfBbL, Secretary. IKSSf* OFFICE OF SLIPPERY ROCH PETROLEUM OIL COMPANY, No. 336 WAL- Hl! F Street {Room 5, third story). The annual mating of the Stockholders of the above company will be held on TUESDAY. 7th February, 1865, at2P H, when an election for Seven Directors to serve for the ensuing year will take place. • B5&20 win fit* GEO. R. PEDDLE, Secretary. iTIOS'AL BJIHK, 733 )2l.peia, January 18,1865. for Directors, itcid January len were ejected Director* of rear: |3S“ FOURTH SA' AKCH Btreet. , PaitAD! At the atmual Hectic a f loth, the folio* in? f eatlemi this Bask for the easnisg T f William P. H*mru,. Albert 0. Roberts, Janes C, Kolch, William Bioois. Williams. Stoklis, If, B, Harris, j Atameetimrof the Board, F. B AMP, Esq., was naai dest, ALBERTC BOSRRTf XBASTBB POELBOW. Isq. ja!B-J2t BAMDBL J. £33= OFHCI OF THE SII AMO KIM COAL COMPANY', ai)4r South FOOKTH street. At the Animal Meeting of the St"ekholdere of the shove carried company, held At their office on the 18th last.. the following gentleman were elected Directors for the earning year: ■ Gideon Bait, I John AnstMoh, Jr., !*• M. Beetem, I Oeo, M. Troutman. Wm. Hcliellan, I At A meeting of the Board of Directors of the shore named Company, held on the same day, tha following officer# were elected for the enanlng year: GIDEON B4ST, President/ CBAB B ANHPACH, Vice President. jaZS-ffi CHAS B. LIBDSAJ, Soerotary andTroaenrer. HOTICB—OFFICE BUCK MOBS TAIN COAL CO., PmnaißtPHiA, Jan. 2,1868. The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the BN OK MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY will be held at the Office of the Company, Ho. 330 WALNUT Street, on WED NESDAY, February let. IS6S, at 11 O’clock A. M. An election for seven Directors to serve the ensuing year will be hold on the tame day, between the hours of It A. M. and 2 P. li. jaS-mwftfel - T. H. TROTTEB, Secretary, fr-SaP" NOTICE-TIIK ASiSUAI, MEET* no of the Stockholders or the OOBAS STB ASI NAVIGATION COMPAH r. lortheeleotloaof Five Di rector*, and the transaction of other business, wi 1 be held at Do 136 North DHL A WAKE Avenue (second floor), on TUESDAY, the 7th of Febrearr next, at half past twelve o'clock F. H. WILLIAM DENNIS, Secretarr and Treasurer. SOTICE.-THe ANNDAI. M BF.T- I®' INC of the Stock holders ot too PHILADELPHIA ASD SAVANNAH bTEASf NAVIGATION COMPANt for the election of five Managers and the transaction of b'ber business will be hold at No. 126 North DELA WARE ATenne Decond floorf, on TUESDAY, the 7thof Ft binary next, at 12 o'clock noon. William drnnis, jl2-l lilt Secretary and Treasurer. W *HK CHIOS CAM AX. Pirn,AMi.yma. January 17.105. The Annual Meeting of the STOCK and BOND* HOLDERS of the Union Canal Company, and election for Officers and Manag* ra to eerre for the ensalnk year, will he held at the office of the Company, No. 22$ WALNUT Sheet, on THE*DAT, the 7th day of Febrn anr near, at 11 o’clock A M, The Transfer Booka win he closed on the SSth Instant. jalS tfe? OSCAR THOMPSON. Secretary; out BOMiNzoir on. compiitt OPWBsj VIRGINIA.—-riie subgcribers to the 9*oek of the Old Dominioa Oil Company ere hereby Dotifieo that Certificates are now ready for delivery upon surrender of subscription receipts) and boohs open for transfer. There are only 9, COO shares unsubscribed for. XiIKBCTORS: * JGSBPB lIEGaKV, vice President, R. A. 8»ITH, 3, A. JBCALMBTEB* .0 J. WOBBRBT, C J, WOLBERT. Jr., JOHN W. LIS»GH. , „ F K. KNIG HT, County Clerk, Dod C. c. DAVIS, ek Doddridge TREASURER! I SB , Sf M * » COLUNB i , ROBE! ja!7192123 25 275330, fe\346 ISST* mojutok oil. coarAHT of VB»AIiGO> COtTfiTY, PgSNSSLYASIA. Capital, *I, COO.(SCO. Par value of each Share, ss, Oolv 40.CC0 boeres will be sold at tbs subseriptioa prttst of 01 °r«“' at Ore offlos- Ko. 145% South FOOBTH Eueat. Fmpeetu* will be forwardrd *»*. taltoEslT. ' C. R Oil CUT. jt . -iomsesk. ■ iego-si qsougb i\ B SiuV4a, «, a,' >ar: Johu Fatftira, Eobert Clark* 1 J Hanry Askis». ' Erastna P<mlsoa» ' fcamii«l Millar. h«ld this day. 'WILLIAM talmonslTre-eleoied Fnsl- MAC MULL AST, Cashier. •of Philadelphia. dTidge county. c-moty, WesfVa, JCfIKTAR? * £T fi.. SMITH. on. COMPANIES. gggp', w oil km Hums company WEST VIRGINIA. THE ESTATES OF THIS COMPANY EMBRACE OYER TWO THOUSAND AORES. In tbe immediatecentre of tbs Great Oil Belt of Wait Virginia. EVERY ACBH OF THIS LAUGH TRACT 19 RICH IN No Company (save the Vulcan) was ever organised in the same business manner, presented the same boner fc face, ne t furnished to subscribers the same undoubted security for their money. / The Company’s working superintendent la under ap proved bends for ®30;00e. Nothing will be left undone to shield the interest* of the Stockholders, and no energy left unspent to insure largo and naif cm dividends. The Company’s property is so pregnant with Gil that it could to-day be leased at an enormous proportionate, advance, and sales of adjoining tracts are now quoted at some 600 JfJtM CENT. Increase, These are facts. Re • fleet, but reflect quickly, A few thousand share# at original price, ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE, Entitling the bolder to a THREE-FIFTH DIVIDEND,. Are all that now remalnonaoM. PRESIDENT. HENRY SIMONS. TREASURER, WM. H. WEEKS. j, SEOEETART, J. PERCY DIX. Office, 404 Walnut Street. jaunt ggjgp THE CAMERON PETROLEUM CO. OP PENNSYLVANIA. CAPITAL-.. 81,000,000. SEA RES - 300,000. PAR YAKUB ...............,,98.00. SUBSUMPTION PRIDE.... '8.50. PRESIDENT, VANCE STEWART, 07 KEBCBS corair. FA. TREASURER, E. J. JAMES, OF PHttAMH-PHIA. SECRETARY, 3. L. DARLINGTON. WBST OHBSTSK, FA. DIRECTORS. VANCE STEWART,"Mercer county. Pa. . JOHN E. LEONARD. West Chester, Pa ». C. FORNEY, Washln*tou, D. O. HENRY D. COOK, Washington, D, 0. SIMON OAMKBON, Harrisburg, Fa. JOHN H. DIEHL, Philadelphia. JOHN F. A RAFF. Philadelphia. OBOROBIi. KVAHa. PMladelpM». . „ JAMES DUFFY, Marietta, Lancaster eo.i Fa: - The present and prospective value of the stock of this Company may be, inferred from the fact that it onrna a fee simple interest in 473 (four hundred and serenty* three) acres of the richest tested oil territory in Venango county, believed; by the most experienced oil men in that regime to be capable of producing a net annual in come to the Company of one and a half million dollars, or three Hmee.the entire cost of the stock, which would be equivalent to twenty-five per cent, a month on its eubsmiptiox price, or one hundred and fifty per cent, per annum on its par value. 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 . tabling 292 (two hundred and ninety-two) acres, with SS2 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 n ells 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 others are about being tubed. There are also on,it 87 (eighty-seven) more lots surveyed, and more titan fifty applications are now standing to lease the latter for one. half the oil to the owners. Out of the twelve wells oh this Farm eleven are now paying handsomely: a foot which sufficiently demon strates the great richness and reliability of the terri tory. Is the entire fee simple Interest in isi (one hundred and eighty-one) acres, situate on the Allegheny river, nearly opposite the “Hoover” Farm, and a little nearer Franklin, at month of HOI Sun, having a front of 96 rod* on the Allegheny river, and one mile on both sides of Mill Bun, with ample boring surface for one hundred wtlls, or Lois of ten rods square. This tract is known as the * * Stewart Farm, * ’ and is clear of all leases or incumbrances of any kind. There is so# In operation a fifty-barrel well (bsslde several smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which ad- this on the south. Infect, the *'Stewart” Farm is surrounded with good-paying wells, and within a shost time a single lease of 80 rods front* on the imme diate opposite side of the river, sold for $165,000 (one hundred and sixty-five thousand dollar*.) On this leaie a good well has been struck within & few days. In addition to. the territory of the “Stewart” Farm, which is believed to be equally as good as the * 1 Hoov er”) there are on it a Grist Mill, with fine water-power, a good farm-house,'and. other buildings, that wUI be of use to the company. The durability of .this immediate oil section is illus trated by ti. e fact that some of the wells on the * * Hoov er’ ’ Farm lave 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, always commends from one to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at Oil Creek. ' The 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 short Übu>: THE “STSWABT FAEM.” . There is room on this for one hundred lot, of tin rods equate, all of which can be leased 3ra mediately for one. half the of all expense to the Company . Estimating one well to each lot (one hundred wall, although there l, room for three hundred) at the very moderate average of ten barrels each, would make a Daily product 0f..-.—.... l.OOObbla. Out of tbi» the Company’s share would be. BOObbls. Value of dally yield to the Company, at ten dollars per bbl (It 1, now Bellini at $l3. GO) $B,OOO 00 Allowing three hundred working day, to the year, this would make the Compa ny-, annual n,t receipts, from the Stew art Farm alone 1,800,000 00 Allowing the lame eatlmate for the *’ Hoo ver” Farm, in which the Company own, on, fourth ill fee of the land internet, the annual net receipte from the latter would he 378,000 00 Baking the annual receipt, from both farm,. 1,878,000 00 Deducting from this amount the nun of $978,0(0 for contingencies, would leave the -Hot Annual lucerne of the Company >51,800,000 00 ADD THEBE DOTS HAH BE IMMEDIATELY LEASED, If it te deemed expedient, at a royalty of one-half the Oil, with covenant, ‘binding, leaieea to sink wells, with all possible diligence, to the depth of 800 or more feet.. A FEW PLAID WOBDB TO SUBSCHIBEKS. You are not aaked to subscribe to this Stock wi tin the expectation of immediately receiving large dividend!, but tbe basi, on wbieb tbe Company rests, It la be lieved, wUI make your Investment not only safe, hut, prospectively, of enormous value. Hotwlthetanding.atthe present prices of oil, tbe Com pany’, annual receipts (without any farther develop ment) would be forty thousand dollar*, or elglit per cent, on the cost of the stock. < The president, Hr. Stewart, is one of the mcatprae tleal and experienced oil operators In the State, and hie residence near the Company’s property and general over eight of it, management ta the best guarantee that no effort, will be spared to make the investment pro liable. Application* for a largo nroporUon of the stock have beon inad e. but none will be rscalvedunUl the book, of tbe Company ar% regularly opened for that purpose. Only a limited amount of the stock will be sold at .subscription price. Th* stock will be Issued full paid, without farther assessments. ~ BOOHS OF SOBSCBIPTIOB will be open for a few days, cu and after January 18,1808, at the office of E. €r, JABtKSj Treasurer, Ho. 101 WAIBUT Street. Fhll&da. (ST- KOTICB.-«mCE BOTAL PB TBOLIUM COMPAHY.No. 3U WALNUT Strict \ : PHILADELPHIA., Jgfiaa«y2S 1865. Tbe flojßtvany will b« re«dy to issue Cetttfiau«s of Hock * n ana after TBUBSJPA.I, January 26. ■ Persons UrWU-f tbs (HpaWi duo bil-« win ideas* presjnt Uero at this cfficptos or after the abive day, and rs noivaMtJfiaatfia of Stock, in exchange. . h,a wSxasua* THE PREBB.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1866. WOBKIMG CAPITAL..,. $30,000. OmCBSS: president, JOHH W. MOIIW, TREASURER, JT, H. MC&ALLA. BEOKKIARY* - CBAS: H. SIDSBOTHAM. .DIRECTORS, JfOHlf W. MOFFLY, Do. 235 Market sf rest. BAJiCBIi CONAiiD, Cor. Hindi and Market streets, CASPAR L. BKBN, Superintendent. AMOS J. MICHfifiKB, 20tOfarket street. JOSEPH P. BBoSjTJS, 417 Wahmtatmi. GEO. LEECH, Reading, Penna. The property of this Company comprises one hundred andseventy (170) acres of fcbe heat OH Xiand-in-West -in .Wirt coonty, Kanawha river, and extends alone the river about three-quarters of a mile. To this land the Company have an undisputed “feesimple’* title. The town of Elizabeth, the county seat, is about tnree and a hall miles below this property, and aoout the same distance above axe the celebrated Burning Springs. This land poseeß&ea me advantages from its pecnliarjsituation, be ing upon the river front, affordim, at least, one hun* dred and thirty acres for boring purposes, besides a large tract covered with valuable Umber. There lea natural Oil Spring near the centre of the tract, presenting unmistakable efgna of the existence of large opposite of Petrolenm beneath the surface: One of the most experienced Otologists in Pennsylva nia has cartlullj surveyed this land, and it is his opinion that St is equal If not eaperior to any in the Kanawha Valley for the production of uil. It has befnpurchased solely witha view to its imme diate development, and one of the Directors, Hr. Caspar I*. Beha, is <m the ground superintending the operations of the Company. All the machinery necessary for boring is constantly at work.- Ho expense necessary to the development of this property will be spared, for the Company are re solved io make it productive. We invite the most rigid inveetigation as to the cha racter of our property, and all the information desired &s,k> the operations of the Company will be cheerfully given on-tailing at the Ofßce of the Company, Ho. 417 WALKUT Street, Boom Ho, 3, third story, ja2s wfmflfc CUBIOE AMD DITODENP SOflCgS. Tia following Dividends (for DECEMBER) have bus declared payable JANUARY 31st, to Shareholders of record January 21« t, 11:64: BBIGGB GOLD COMPANY, Ninth Dividend.......... One Dollar per Share. CHASE GOLD COMPANY, Sixth Dividend,..- ........Three per Cent. FOUNTAIN PETROLEUM COMPANY, Second Dividend. - „ ....One per Cent. Tranifer Books will be closed from January 2lat to February let. OFFICE STOUT FABM OIL COM. PANT, 308 WALNUT Street. The Directors here this day declared a dividend of (I) ONE PERCENT., payable on and after l’r BRU ARY Ist. Boohs will close Wednesday, January 28th, at s o’clock P. M., and open Thursday, February 2d. at 10 o'clock a. m. w. p, m. Hancock, „„ Secretary. January 23, 1665. &n n* ISE* DIYIDEHD BiOTICK.—OFFICE OF the maple shade OIL COMPACT, SR* WALNUT Street. J.r vt'AKr 23 ]855 The Board of Directors 1 aye tbla day declared a divi dend of ypCK PAR CENT . payable It office on and after tbe 30th Inst., dear of Si ate taxes. p.^,^l’»° k .iT^siV ,Me 4 -9* st 3 ja2i gt* THE QTOCKSH.VER MIHIKO COMPANY. ' The Directors of the Quicksilver Minina Company nave _ THIS DAY declared a semi-sunnily dividend of , , FIVE DOLLARS per shark la UNITED STATES GOLD COIN, payable FEBRUARY 16,1865, to shareholder* of record Ji unary slat, iB6O. Transfer Boohs will be closed from February Ist to loth. Inclusive. K®" PHUADELPHUAIDKEADIEG KHHSTH Km?*® 00iIPAJ,Y ‘ °®» Ko - a»T RmS DmDIMD NO»Js«apr»on i , Company will be closed on THURSDAY, December It and reopened ou TUESDAY. J AH CARY 10, lass! A Dividend of FIFTEEN CEBT. on the common and preferred stock, clear of National and State taxes. P*r*ble to common stock, on tbe Slsl December next, on ail stocks standins on the books oJ the Company, at the dote of business on the 15th prox Stock holder, whose name, are registered on the New York book, wUI he paid tt theYi^rs’Loan tS Trjmt Compaw, S. * OIL COMPANIES. |2jjgp >ME JERSEY KGIX OIL COMPANY. 260,060 Shares, at $8 per Share, \ 180,000 , OF WHICH IS RESERVED AS A WORKING CAPITAL. * H ■ PBBSIOSKT, DBb ALBERT a EGBERT, Of Venango County. non PRBBIDBUT, ABRAHAM MARTIN, 01 Philadelphia. aBORBTAar ahb tbbasubjhu WILLIAM M. BARLOW, Of Ledyard & Barlow* PniladslphU. SCBFSTOBS: BA AIK3KT G. EGBSET, Yenango county. Pa. SAMC2L GBIFFITH, Mercer county, Pa. ■WILLIAM G. EOSEe Mercer county, Pa. TBEOBOBB H, VETTERUEIK, 111 Arch street EDWARD Z r JONES, 631 Arch street. THBEE PEB CERT. PEpi MORTH OH $SOO,O<Hk ln callirg the attention of capitaUstotothleenterprise the Diiect.irb httve hc* heeltation teeir ba li«f that their return from it will be more certain and more liberalihan from any new company sow before the con zaunity. The property of the Gompany cons sU of the tailoring ; No. L Three-eighths of the working interest in the celebrated Jeieev Well, on the H> de and Egbert Farm, on CU Creek, will* the acre of land oa- whlenthe Weil ieloeatod. This well ha« bwn flowing aineeearlvin May, lt€4* at the rate ot about three hundred and fifty barrels tf ahy, and is now flowing at that rate, thus yielding to t* e Company between fifty and sixty bar rels daily, worth, at present prices, twenty thousand dollar* per month, which will pay to thfr ttockholders in ibis Company MORE 1 BAN TREES PER CENT: PER MONTH from the start. There is room on the land for several more well*, two of which will be immediately com* ruenetd by tbe Company, and in which we shall have the same interest as in (he Jersey. The character of this property as oil land in well known pit is ontyae cesiary 10 *ay that no a eii oa it has ever Wled In get ting oil, v bile it has already produced the Maple Shade, tile Coqaetie, and the Jen ey. No. % Twenty five acres in fee on-the east side of the Alleglen) River, opposite the mouth of Big Bandy. This tract has about forty rods front on the river, and contains a large amount of baring surface, OU wells yietoingjßrrely are found near this property; among them the Hubbs, the Hoover, fits. The Company ia tenu to proceed at once to develop this fin* property, and ft el sanguine of success. No. 3 A lease of fifteen yeais on the William B. WUaon Farm, oa. slippery Rock Bun, In Lawrence county Peana. Nos 4,5, 6,7, and 8, are also leases on Slippery Bock Bun, containing four hundred acres in all. Tney were obtained in April 1869, tiy Dr. Egbert, and con tinue for fifteen years from their date. They secure to the lessees ail the oil and other minerals obtained in tiie several tract#, with t-hs right to divide and sublet, with all otter rights and privib gee connected with the business of mining for oil, coal, and othar minerals r and xeiexve a royalty of only one-eighth of said oil or minerals.. The Slippery Bo»k Territory is anew and only par tially developed oil region; but ttafeuooeßft already ob tained there and on the Mahoning River, a f»w miles we«t, tc» ether with ibe large quantities of oil found north, e- uth,**c&Bt. &fid west of it, lead us to hope that it will prove a eucceßi-fui Oil region. The Company have already an excellent engine, tools, sad all necessary fixtures on the greuads. with a Well partly down, and will proceed to develop the property as fast aetoßßible. These lands and leasee were all selected for oil pur poses by the President of this Company, wnose great tuccessin tbe Oil basinets, sterling integrity, and force of character are too well known to-require comment here. Subscriptions received at the office of LEDYAED & BARLOW, 480 CHESTNUT STREET, jaSS-jawfSt PHILADELPHIA. |ggp=- EERGUSON OU COMPANY OF "WEST VIRGINIA. CAPITAL #500,000.... <lOO,OOO SHARES. par Value *5 subscbiphon prior , AND, H 0« FURTHER ASSESSMENT. ALLEGHENY BITER OIL COMPANY, INCORPORATED UK DEB THE HIKING AND MANU- S'ACTUBIKG LAWS OF THE stats of PENHSYLVAKIA. CAPITAL' STOCK, $BOO,OOO, BiTided into 100,000 Shares, at $5 Each. W6RKING CAPITAL RESERVED, $90,000 SHARKS, WHICH AJMKK WILT, HR SOLD AT #1 EACH. OFFICE HO. 140 SOUTH FOURTH ST., HOOK HO. 5. SWARTZ, Ho. 2433 BADE Strest, Frasi- TBOMJS NELSON, No. 319 North SECOHD Street, Ylc* President J OHAHLiB LUKBNS, FBANKFORD, Treasurer. JACOB RIDGWaY, 835 North SECOND Street, Eecjctsiy. DIRECTOBS ROBERT H, HOWABJ>, 437 M kV. KlHf Street. B6NRY H. LANDES, North THIRD Street. GEORGE F. WaRDLB, Northeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streeis. SAMUEL BBCHT, No, 16 Hoith THIRD Street, JAtOB BIDGWaY. GEORGE W, LUKENS, FRANKEORD. HENRY B. SWARTZ. THOMAS NELSON. Hr. J. FINLAY, KITTANING, Pa. The Stockholders. atthelrmeetiig, adopted this reso lution, ‘which w** iaeorpvr&ted into the By-Laws— that **no Stockholder afeaU hare poorer to transfer any share of Ms Individual stock until the working capital shall have been provided for;” thus inuring that the -valuable Oil Lands of the Company Will he thoroughly developed. Prospectuses and all information ean he had by ap plication to the office of the Company or to any of the Officers, to whom subscriptions can he made, jaae-wfmst • DIVDENDS. Foarth Dividend. ...... One Dollar per Share. McKINLEY OIL COMPANY, WALTER B. LAWTON, Treasurer, _ WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer. New York. January 4,1366. japj Ist KET, LYMAN, JAMES STEAM MILLS, t. DWIGHTS,WASHINGTON,BRO.SBSBP siNGS, ’ - 90 BALES 4-* PATAPSCO, HOWARD, APPLETON, PORTSMOUTH, PARK, LANCASTER HEAVY BROWN SHEETINOS. 50 ** BROWN DRILLS. 45 ” TICKINGS. - 36 CASES MADDER PRINTS. 200 BALES BLUB AND BROWN DENIMS. MO “ STRIPES. Mr. to call the particular attention, of the tradfijphie sale, as it prill comprise the most de slnhle makes of _ "No. 81 JOHN Street, HBWYOBK. WSPAPBR ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE,—By unanimous agreement of tfce Proprietor* of tha PHILADELPHIA SVENIHG BULLETU* That 'valuable establishment will be sold at Public Auction* on WEDNESDAY, THE FIRST DAT OP FEBRUARY HEXC, . The time fovwhich the Partnership Association was formedexpiring on thatday. - The present organization of the eitablishment is upon the basis of a capital of Fifty Thousand Dollars, upon w hich sum the dividends (declared semt ananally) for several years past hays exceeded THIRTT PER GENT. PBB ANETOM, and the business is now moro prosparons than ever, making it a most valnabl# investment for any person desiring to engage in suca sb enterprise. The sale will take place at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F. M. on the] above* mentioned dar. in the Pnhlicfttlon Office of the Establishment, XV6 Sonth THIRD fctieet, Philadelphia, , _ ± ~ The terms to he eseh immediately at the time of sale, and if not complied with, the property to be imme diately resold at the *Uk of the former bidder. For farther information ajjoly to ' JAMES A FBESMAIf, Auctioneer, Ja2s*7t Store Ho. 4KB» WAL3TJT Street, Phllada. BF. REIMER’S manner of get * TlffG ti.p Carte's do Visite.raoaoi fail to please th» roopi crifcicai—pleaslrs style, accurate llkeafM, aad finely flat abed. G»ile»y A&OB Street, it* d£l fin WILL PUT YOU IN POBBES WJUtJU filOlff of a food I*lkeaeßB—one of BBIHg&'S Colored PtftogTapha—tsscmed and colored with. r*n artist e ability ■at aBOOM-D Street, above Green. It* PHOTOGBAPH ALBUMS.—CALL AT m. B. F, RXIMEB’B,an4 select from hlvelegiat and tsfcaUve astoruneot u< Albania of all slsu and prices. RotOthopUoo-MSS* ABOHStJwt, «*••• notice. JOHN B. MYERS & CO,, *' AVOriOKKBBS, saw AND 884 Market stbebt. LARGE SPECIAL SALE 1.503 ENTIRE PACKAGES DOMESTIC GIOOmS. ON WEDIBSDAY, FEB. 1, ISOS, Ai 10 o’clock, Mr. F. M. RBAEORwUI teak* thrsock nails nemi-annnal sale of DO MR STIC GOODS. Embracing the moat desirable Brands, vis.: SSE CASKS YORK AND EVERETT OOTTONADKS. IM “ BLUE, OXFORD, BEOWN. AND CADET , KENTUCKY JEANS. SS - «' LANCASTER AND TIVERTON PLAIDS. 110 ” ANDBOSCOGGIN, LEWISTON, and BATES OOBSEt JEANS. 8S «• APRON AND FURNITURE CH&fcKB. 70 •• LANCASTER AND ROANOKE GINGHAMS. MS «■ 7 8 AND 4-1 WILLIAMBVILLS, JAMES TOWN, HOPE, BLAOKSrONE, RED BANK, and other desirable makes. CT “ 9-1,10-4, AND 11.4 BLCH’D A BRO, FSP PERELL. UPPITT, AND UNION SHEET- INGS. 88 4 t LACONIA, PBPPSRBLL, NSW MAR- STABLE COTTON GOODS, and Mill he titelargeet'effariaa .rrith eae exception,erer , made irx this ooaatrf. The goods are all in order and original packages. TEBMS CASH.—Bills to he settled within fifteen days from sale. . ASS' Will he open for examination with catalogues' one day previous to sals. ja3s 7t ■ NEW reBUCATioNs. PUBLISHED THIS BAY, FROM ADVANCE LONDON PROOF SHEETS. NELLIE; THE COMPANION* OF THE CHAIN. BY FAIRFAX BALFOUR, BSG. ILLUSTRATIONS BY DAHLEY. . *. ——r • Fares SBTBjtTT-yiy* cßirrs. This admirable novel, from the pen of one of the lead ing eontnbutora to a London Magazine, Is of no common order, and will be pernipd bj the iorerauf romance with the greatest pleasure, its scenes are foil of thrilling in terest ; ii e ch arseters are persons who at once engage oar feeling, and its good style and execution are chaste and> finished. Ills beyond qneat.cn the best novel that has bean pnhltahed for monte*. Mailed free of postage on receipt of price. FREDERIC A. BRADY, It ;■ Publisher- Mo. 88 ANN street, A. V. ■RBAITHWAITE’S RETROSPECT 03? PKACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY. Part SO, for.Jannary, 1865. NOW ready. Price, #1.60 per nomher, or#2 60 per annnm. if paid for in ad va DC ALS*\ HAYS 1 AMEBIC AH MEDICAL JOUBHAIr AND HE** 8 for January. Terms*soTter aunum. iu advance.! MEDIOJSLIAHD SniEaTiFIC BOOKS aauv ‘ M,TO *» Iff*VAL*MILITARY* and ARCfIITfiCFUBAL Woyks, on hand and for kale at low prices by LIHDBAY & DLAKIBTOH* _ *. ■ Pubilsbere and Bookseller*, ja24 flo.llB South SIXTH Street, above Oheitant* PETERSON’S COUNTERFEIT DE TECTOB now ready for February Ist. Full do lor’ptiitns of forty new Connterfeits. PETERSON’S IS THE BEST DE TEOTOR jmblished. Corrected by Drexsl h Co. February Ist, Ont this morning. Price #1 60 a year. ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS A YEAR for PETERSON’S COUNTE til'EIT DETECTOR, bene to aav *ddreß** Sub>ctib» at ones T; B. I%TES«iOIT A BBOTHBR9. Ho. 306 CHESTHOT Street. Fhiladelpala. All th» ww book# are for sale at PETfiRSDS’S. it PI SHE R & BROTHERS’ VALIN- A TINES, 1866. We notify dealer, that onr popular #5,-$l9, $l6, #2O VALENTINE LOT 3!. are new ready at the jaannfhetonr. i FISHES fc BROTHER, ja2s 4tlt* No. 154 North SIXTH Street. FINANCIAL. (I* T. YERKES, Jb., & CO., BANKERS. . STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS. GOLD, SILVER, BANK NOTES WANTED. jaiQ.lm No. 20 South THIRD Street. qhas. t. yjbrkes, je., STOCK AND BILL BROKER, REMOVED TO < Kb. 20 SOUTH THIRD STREET. jaf6 lm WEERB4B. THE AUDITOR GEHS* V . mb required by the eleventh section of the act entitled '-An act enabling the bank* of this Com monwealth to become associations for the purpose of banking under the laws of the United States, ’* passed the 223 day of'August, A. 3>. 1664, Jms e?rtiJUd to me that the • Commonwealth Bank” of the city of Philadelphia has furnished satisfactory evidence to him that ail 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. . Ido therefore cause this notice thereof to be published in accordance with the provisions of the said eleventh ee ction of tbe said act, and do declare that the charter of said bank by Hie terms of said act is deemed and taken to be hpienpon icrrendered, subject to the provisions of the first section of said act, •' A. S. CUETIir, Brecttitb Chamber, .Tannery, 9.1885. jall-ISt AIL STOCKS, U. S. LOANS, &c., V BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION, By GEORGE J. BOYD, Broker* jaS-Smif No. 18 South THIRD Street FANCY FURS. £ADJES’ FANCY FURS. JOHN FAREIRA, ■ - No. TIE ARCH Stmt, shove Seventh Street, 'At M» oli established store, IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND DEALER IN FANCY FURS 1 0* t LADIES AMD OHILDBBN. Havini new Is store a very large and beautiful aseort ment of all tbe dlflerent kinds and atmlitlcs o( FANCY FURS FOB LADLES' AND'CHILDREN'S WBAB, I eelicit a tail from those In want. Remember tbe name and number, JOHN EAKEIRA, TIB ARCH Street, above Bevehlh, v I .have no partner or eonneetlon with any etherafore In this elty. ' . oeS-ImU Pi *rHE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THB CITY AKD CODHTY OJ^PfItiDBiPHIA.- Estate of THOMAS B. POT T EB. The Auditor appointed by tb« ConH to audit, settle, and the account of MART S PONTES, Ad minis* tratrixef tie Estate of said deceased, and to report die* tribution of the balance ia tse banc a of the accountant, will meet the parlies interested for tne trarposes of his appointment on MOKDaY, F»brnary sth, iS3S, at 12 o’clocfc M- « at theoffice of J. T. Thoatas, Esq , No. 415 PRUNE Street, laths city of Philadelphia. . ja27«imw6t J.~ GUILD MILLEtfE, Aaditor. “ESTATE OF MICHAEL DAY, D 35- AJ CEASED. --Jiettarß Testamentary upon the estate of HIGaAEI* DAT, late of the city of Philadelphia, de ceased, having bees granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to xnahe immediate payment, end those having claims or de mends against the same wilt present them without delay to GEORGE DAY, HANOVER Street; ADPHEUS WILT, 1114 HAhOTER Street; CHARGES M. LUKBBTB, de29'th6t* 1035 BEACH bt • ab. Laurel; Executors. fKANELIN FIRE IMJRMCE COMPMT CAP1TAL..............51M00.00d OO ASSETS.... ...®3,501. 997 04. Statement of the Assets of the Company on January Ist, 1865, Published Jn conformity with ths provisions of the Siitli Section of tba Art of rtimU, of April sth. 1848: MORTGAGES. On property veined at overs4,ooo,ooo, be- Jn,- Plrst Kortgaces on Real Estate is • the City and County of Philadelphia, except la tbs neisbboricr coantlee- $1,809,169 96 FmOSASBD IT SBEMFF’i SALTO, ffITDBK Mortgage Claims, tih: KgM booses and lot. 8. W. corner Chestnut and Seventeenth streets. A house and lot, north side of Sprnee it . west of Seventh. Two houses and lot* south ride of Bpraoo street, near Sixteenth street. Five houses and lots, Nos, SB, 623,685,637$ and 629 Dilwyn street. Three houses and lot,east BideSevenieeatk street, south of Pine. Hotel and lot, 8. E. comer Chestnnt and Beach streets. . Five houses and lot, north side George , street, west of Ashton stieet Seven bouses and lot. east side Beach st,, south of Chestnut strait. A houre and lot, Fltzwater street, eari of Hlnth street A ground rent of $3O on lot north ride Otter, west of Leopard street 87 lots of ground on Bnahley street and Qaervene avenue, Bristol Two houses and lots, north, ride Filbert street west of Eighth street. A house mid lot, east side Sixteenth st» south of Chestnut street A house and lot, west side Bread street south of Base street A house and lot, south ride PUbert street - west of Sixteenth street. Two homes and lots, on corner of Prank ford road and Auburn street, fronting on Fr&nkfprd road. A house and lot in rear of Arch street, be* -tween Front and Skeond streets. A lot of ground, south side Lombard st » West of Twenty- third street- Two lots of ground, west side Twenty third street, north of Meredith street A lotof ground, north side of Mtreditfe street, west of Twenty-third street. v Total, surveyed and valued at $132,279.91 COSt Jl4t LOANS. TestpoßAßY-LoAKa on stocks as Collateral ' Security (valuedat $1«4,830).™—..... $99,881 89 $45.0006. 8. Bonds, 1881. $40,000 6, 8.10-40 Heglstefei Bond*. $15,000 6, S. 5-20 Year Registered Bond*. $26-COO O. S. 0-20 Tear Coupon Bond*. SSO,OCO Philadelphia City Loan, 1894. $lO,OOO Almshouse Loan 5 per cent. SB,COO Pennsylvania State Sbc-per-ceui, Loan of Mar, 1881. $lO,OOO Bortk Penna. Ballroad Bonds. $9OO K«rth Pennsylvania Ballroad Cou pon Scrip.. 429 shares Pesneylvauta Railroad Co. 91 •' Franklin Fire iuMiranoe 00., 200 *' Bank of Kentucky. 17 ** Korth. Bank ol Ksutocky.. 100 “ Union Bank of - 13 Ineurenoo Company of th« , State of Pennsylvania. 200 ‘ ‘ South wark Railroad 00. 24 “ Union Canal Company. 2 ' ‘ Continental Hotel Company. $3,0C0 Continenta.l Hotel Bonds. $5OO Philadelphia City Loan, 1887. - $1,281.(6 Philadelphia City Warrants. Total Market Value.—.. $362,904 03 Cost -v ....$308,98*66 DEPOSITED With-ABBlatant Treasurer of the United States at Philadelphia at Opez cent, por annum. 96,089 03 BOTES ABB BILLS RECEIVABLE *,696 OO BEVBHBE STAMPS....— .... .. *3 83 CASH on hand ..$41,767 22 " In hands of Anuta,..,..., 4,57218 Total Cash..... *6,399*0 Market Price. $132,273 20 Cost, as ab0ve—.......... 115,348 24 Advance In va1ue.......... ..... Market Price...,.........-....5352,904 83 Cost, as ab0ve....—............. 303,784 06 Advance In value..... **,119 97 T0ta1—««........... .«U....-sa,aoi,ao7 o* LOSSES BY FIRE. Losses paid during; the year1864..........5121,950 IS By order of the Board. ' . CHAS. N. BANCKER, PSBSIBEBPP. james w, McAllister, SECRETARY FKO TEM. Ohas. IC-Bancker, Tobias wasner, Samuel Grant, Jacob A 8m lib, Geo. W. Richards, CBAB. H. , EDWARD JAMES W. MoALLISTSB jalB>wftn6t JHE NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT INSURANCE CO. nrCORPOK ATSP 2Y the i/egiblatub.a op yes state op ASAIHBT , LOSS 0? LIFE OB PERSOIAL IKJHBY TKATELLEHS BT LAND OB WATER. Policies Issued for a Single Trip, Special Journeys, Voyages. Ac, daily, monthly, Quarterly, or yearly. Also, against the contingencies of personal hazard, and again! t loss of all hinds, except real estate. Policies Issued at the Principal Office, 80, 9»1 CHESTNUT street, Philadelphia, or by the Agents of the Company In any of the cities of the Halted States, or by the Ticket Agents at utyßall road Station. CAP1TA!,........ .3JJ3O, 000- Theedore Adams, James M. Conrad, Bichard Wood. Coerce T. gtedman, PIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF A THE MUTUAL PIBB INSURANOE COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA, Office No. 5 South FIFTH Street. Amount of Property Insured First Month Ist, 1865 ♦ , tan.9Bo Amount of Preminm Notes First Mo. let, 1888. 68,077 Saeh- Assets, First Mo., Ist, 1864., *5,-697 60 Intereston Premium Notes- 4,168-46 Policies. Surveys, and Transfers,...., 169 00 Premlnma on Perpetual Insurance SOS M Intcreeton Investments.... BZi IS For Katraßisk..... s 75 IiOSSBO. Fifth Month 9th.—Mary F Yorke..... $9B 88 •• 18th,-Chas. G. Richards. 1,000 00 —= $1,098 88 deceased. EXPENSES, 4C. Salary* RenVStationerr, U.S The, &e,1,190 gg Coißi&is*ions paid Ag«a(5........350 09 luterfif‘tß«tnrji(Hj....- is so Premiums Returned. CASH ABBBTB. laYeeted la U. 8. Loans... .....6,768 21 la bauds of Treasurer.3ll 09 Office Furniture 134 06 -6,204 88 Fremlflm'Hoteß.. »,»»»♦ $68,677 00 loLTeßtiidia tT. S. L0ajuj. 6,769 21 Cash inlands of .............. I,SH 09 Office Furattoie,. $7O 881 88 The undersigned, a committee affiliated fcy The Oom* pa»y, have examined the above statement. compared it with thelfcooks and Touchers, asd find ft to ha cor rect BKNBC* J£. MALONE, ■WILSOIf M. JSSK£ife _ First Month 23d, 1865. SIXBOTOHS. Caleb Clothier, Jaxnei Bmedloy, - Thomas Mather, T. illwood Chapman, Simeon Uatlseh Aaron VT. Gat kill, CALEI T. Fllwood Chapman, Set VOBXA3T p. loiimmi). TQIUX i sum HOLLINSHBAD & GRAVES, INSURANCE AGENCY. JfO. BIN WALNUT STBJSBT, PHILADELPHIA, ▲asms fortum ~ BOBWICH JIBBIJBUBANOE COMPANY. ragf • ItSnSBKROSS nr FHIhADBI,PHIA <by nthorllr): John Grift,Jtoß. . „ iMeBBr*.TrB4iek,StokeeftOe rale*, Waartoa, ft Go. Messrs. Okas. /.outlie ft Go, Messrs. Collin ft Alterttni. I Messrs. W. H. Lamed ft Co! iyW-wn ooLliwbhlaS a GRAVES, “■ °**™' D- IHSOEAKCB AGMCT, Ho. 31» WiMfCTf »., Philadelphia, stents for the . ALBAjnr owrwsijßfTOEijro* co.. Jr*7-6m OP ALBaHT. If, T. U OLLINSHEAD a GRAVES’ Ll„ ; ’ IHSmUHOH AOBSCY. „ . IESVRAHCB. PHILADELPHIA. REAL ESTATE. STOCKS. $3,**0,353 05 REAL ESTATE. — 16,9330* STOCKS. JTOBB. Isaacßea. -B4vsrd C. Bale, Geo. Fries, Alfred Fitter. Frauds W. Lewis, XL D. BAHCKEE, President. O. DALE, Vice President. I, Secretary pro tern. PAirKBYliTAiriA. _ OKGANIZBD OCTOBXB % 30SL foe n?simme OFFICBBS. ~ PRBBU>E2fT» THEODORE ADAMS, TICB PBKBIBE2TT A2H> AOTBART, J. He BEAD LEY. TSBAStTEBB. JAMES M. CONBAD. ’ BEOBBTABT, AOBKT* J. B. PEYTON. PIKECTOB3. .fames Graham, Franklin Steal®, Win. Colder. Jal6lm • ~ 87 40 —— 1,650 « CAP If Alt OR ABBBIS. WlllltmT. Battoi ■ Joseph. Chapman, Joseph W. Moore, Seneca B Malone, Wilson M. Jenkins, Lakeos Svebsrer. LB CLOTHIBK, President, icretarr. ja3&4t ENSKnaAffCfi. 2?IR& INSURANCE UNION MUTUAL INSUBANCE COMPANY OjF PHILADELPHIA, -H. SB. COBHKK TBXB» A WAMmt STS,, BxcHAKoa nuTLaisra. WeOBPOBMID ise«. ' ASSETS .*400,000, FIBB ABO MAEINB. The Board of lMrectors of this Company have deter mtffia to ioeura risks’ against Fire, in acoordanoe with. charter, and fre now prepared te Imm Foikle* covering Fire Bisks at the current rates. sulbctoeb : BICHARD 8. SMITH. ~A. B. &0818. - JOHB H. r&wicr WILLIAMC.KaBT, J. P. SttslßßiL • 080. LEWifi, • H. F. BOBTSKOIT. JAK B. CAMPBELL. BERRY SAMHEU CHaS. WH&BLKR, BOBBIES OnMMIBaS, F. LAVSKGR]S. RICHABB S. SMITH, President. JOHN MOSS, Secretary. iaSOlm JNSURE JOUR LIFE 15 THB AMEEICAN, ». E. tior. Walnut and Fourth Sts., * PHILADELPHIA, It Is a HOBOI COMPANY, and profits divided anna aUyvthus aiding the assured t? pay fatare premiam*. Last dividend 50 percent. At * OF TRtTS’TBES. AJexander WhilldiD, J. Sig-ir Thomson, ?nLJ Foilook, Hon, Joseph AlUsoft. Albert C, Roberts, Efrnrr K. B&naytt. §KSIS 2* BodiM, Philip H JlSBi. . G®<*r*e Ifßaeat, John Atkinas, S^nelWoTk' 4 * President. M BA MOST* WORK. Flee President, aoai-galf JOB 3? 8, .'WILSO-S.fcjec'y aad Treasurer. 'fHEjRBLIANCE INSURANCE COM- v ... w PBTLAPBT.PHIA, tneorporated lnlSll. Charter Perpetual. OmCB »o 308 WALKIW STKKKT. CAPITAL, $300,000. i Imaniea against lore o» damage by SIR* Hornsea, SS'SR^S^'^ELF’ l^. or P«rp«toal]!mid OB jnniltare, Goods, Warea. and Merchandise, la Town wUOQDtr).' X.OBSBS PROMPTLY ADJCSrEO AGO Pirn ABB3STB, t«00 068 71 ! ni~t tsjgw louowiat Secnrttiee, vtl: ; -n,,«J f 2T!s m *'£ OD 01 p? r ‘T, w all eacnrod *108,00700 sg»ed State. Government Loaae,. ™ 141,000 00 Philadelphia City* pm cent Loans ™. i".(nci oo Penneylvania f3,000,1)00 0 per cent Loan..,. 15,000 00 Pennsylvania Kaiiroad Bonds, drat and «e - * pfiliuSelphla and"Beadtos ® *oM ® pany a e per cent Lean 5,000 00 Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 per cent mort gage 80nde™...™.™,.. 4,50000 gsnnty Flrelhenranee Company’. Stock™. LOW 0» Mechanics’ Bank Stock ~ 4,000 00 Commercial Bank of Pennulv&nla Stock™. 10,000 00 Union Mutual Insurance Company’a Btock... . 880 00 BoU*®,<»„ Inrmance Company of Philadel phia*. 5t0ck....™,..,a ' 1,000 00 A corned Interest,., —™.,,™ 5,4&1i 41 Caeh la bank and on hand......™,. 13,185 29 . 8100 008 71 Worth at present fi)Mfcetiralne~,.»„,„„ 4U.593 71 ! - WBseroßs. - £>*“ TUyclry, B«nl. W. Tlniloy, I Wjd R-Thinnsiim, Manhall Hill, WUllaixMiMier, Charles belaud. Samueraisphaia, • Robert Toiana. S' Jo Careen, J. Jotmsoa Brown, Tho ma , H. Koore. S ok„ C. Hxpp. B«S£“ ™»‘ P - Philadmpfta, Decemba PIKB INSURANCJS EXCLUSIVELY. f- -JHB PBHHSYLVAHIA PIKE IHSUBASOB COM lUMijwratgd 1825. 0 HASTES PBBPBTUAI. Ko. 51Q WuEOT Street, opposite ladependsAss Bquut4> , This Compear, Oarorebly known to tlie eommnaltr tor S? arly Tears, eontiiinei to Insure sealant liom "J, Hamate by Fire, on Pnblle or Private Buildini*, •tther permanently or for a limited time. Also, oa Pa? llberai terns.*' 0T Hewhandlie cenendly, oa Their capital, together with a lar*e Surplus Pond, l* invested la the moat earefal manner, mhleh enables theoaaeonoss 0 th« latorad an andoabtod sonority la DIBSOTOBB. Jonathan Patterson. | Daniel Smith, Jr.; Alexander Benson, I John Dsvereun. Mute Haalehnnt, I Thomas Smith. Ueg^LawM, aMKRICAM FIRB INSURANCE asnre on BwOUinn, Store;, rnrnltora, Merclandlaa, Vetulii inj»rt and their Canoes. and other Persona! Propertr, All losses 11 bereUjrami promptlT adjaslsd. Thomas K.Maria. K *° T iffies E. Campbell. John Welsh, Bdnmnd G. BntUh, Samnal C. Morton, Charles W. Poultnsr, I,raelMoir ‘'* THOJL fLBWtTC. It. GBAWPQKD* WANTS. WANTED A GRIST MILL TO RENT, with a few acre* of land; near railroad* or would buy if terns and location would salt. Address Grist Mill* ’’Philadelphia Post Office, js27*St ACTIVE, INTELLI -1 * GENT LAD will bo taken to learn the Dry-Goods Cons mission Easiness. Ho salary the first year. ad dress, with name, residence, and reference®, *‘L B. & Co. ♦ ” Press office. . Ja27-2i* WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH TEN f f THOUSAND DOLL AES CAPITAL, in thewhole sale liquor business. Old established stand- Refe rence given and required. Address ** Box 699’ ’ ja27-gi* Philadelphia Post Offlee. WaW ted—bt aw active youwg " » naanofexperiencß in the Piu'a&elphia trade* ft re-engagement in a Commie siorr or Jobbing Hoasa as BaJetm&n, and otherwise to assist. Can command the consignment of sonde, idOTees *•B., * * Press office. WANTED—IN A LAWYER’S OF FIGS, a Young GENTLEMAN of integrity, with a liberal education, who will Rive hie services iucon* eideracion of instruction and ample facilities for study Address Box No, 310, Poet Office, in handwriting oi ap plicant, statin* name sad ja2s 3t* WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WANTS " ' a SITUATION as Sale* man, in some established business. Has a knowledge of bookkeeping. Address B, JBq* 1 this office, • - ja2S-3t* Wanted—a situation by a f t Young Man. either ae Bookkeeper, Clerk, or Cashier, in a Mercantile. Mana'actoring. or Banking House Is a competent, practical, ana experienced Bookkeeper, and possesses good business qualifications, undoubted references tiven, No objection to leaving thecity. Address **o. P. Q., M Preggoffice, j&2S-3i* WANTED— BY A YOUNG MAN, BOARDING with a respectable French family, Where there will be facilities foracaniriiigthelatigrisge. Reference given and repaired. Address **X, Y. Z Philadelphia P. O, ja2®-2t* WASTED—IN A CONYEYANCER’S YV- Office, an intelligent, honest and industrious BOY, not less than fourteen years of age. Aidless office of The JPrees, in handwriting of the ap plicant. ja23- fit* WANTED-A LARGE AND COMMO * " dioua BOOM, on the first or second floor, suits* ble for a public office, and Situated between Market and Fine, ana Second and Fifth. Apply at NAVY AG BN* CY, No. 114: South THIRD Stmt jalo»tf WANTED TO RENT, IN-A CBN* Yf. tral locality, on the flißt floor, part of an Office for Desk room. Address **P,” Box 2212, P. O. jafi-tf A WIDOW LADY, WHO GOES OUT to do plain sewing, wishes a few more customers. Apply at 1618 LATIMER Street, between Spruce and Docu?t streets. It* A GENTS WANTED FOB THE NUBS® AND SPY, ih* most interesting and exciting book ever published, embracing the adventures of a woman in the Union Army as Nnree, Scout, and Spy. siTinna most vivid inner picture cf the war. Send for circulars. Address JONBS BROi. St CO , 600 CHESTNUT bt , Philadelphia, Pa, , ja24-lm&W4t* TO OIL COMPANIES. : A WASTED, by a practical Ifacbiniet, a situation in a good oil company, to superintend machinery and other business; will attend book accounts if necessary. The very best recommendations can be given Ad drees “J. E. 8., Press Office* jaS6 2t» for one week. OIL STOCKS WANTED IN EX AS CHANGE for Heaters and Ranges, Sewing Ma chines, and BnildingXrote. Address ** Johnson. 11 Box 2C66 Post Office. It A MONTH!—WANTED nP AGENTS *v*rv where to introduce the new SHAW & CLARE SIXTEEN-DOLLAR FAMILY SB W ING MACHINE, tbe only low-price Machine ip the country which U licensed by Grover St Baker, Wheeler St Wilson, .Howe, Singer St Co., and Baeheldtr. Balary and ea pen see, or large commission* allowed. Aif other Hschines now soldier less than forty dollar* each are infringements, asc the sellar and user liable. Illus trate d cliiuSarg sent free. Address SHAW St CLARK, pol7-d,SW3m BIDDSFORP, Maine. .©in nno ss,ooo, * s > ooo ' B >°°°> AND (jpXV)VvV) other sums to loan on Mortgage. S. w. THACKABA a son, . j 825 South THIRD Street. gr CONVENIENT DWELLING BwANTED-At say $9OO rent, central, or not more then twelve squares from Eleventh end Chestnut, for a »mall family. Early information ana po«session of a suitable house duly acknowledged Address C. MAX WELL, care 1033 CHBSTNOTRtreat; _ ASF* Agreeable suburban Dwelling to let, in West ybftwd*lnb*a, ___ ja27-3tlf m WANTED TO RENT—BY a GOOD te»an», atont April Ist, a tat class BWBIUBO, v.Bfcof Uroad and sooth of Market Streets. Rent no ably located. Address Bo* 3913^PWtadet- JS& ASSISTANT QUARTBBMAB ■Httes’B oyFWB.Ko. ar, south third st., ‘ ... PSOADSUPHIA. Do*. M. 1854. Vessels wanted to load with coal for Newborn, M. C., and Key West, Fla. Despatch given- __ Xl __ L • , JOHN R. JENNINGS. deSfetf Captain and A Q. a. FOR SAXE AND TO LET. A FOB SAI.E CHEAP—TWO DE SIRABLE DWELLINGS, Nos, 143 and 1432 POP LAB Street _ , ~ , AIM, other Dwellings of all ilsas. 1« North SIXTH Street. MGEBMAKTOWN. - FOR SALE— Two COTTAGES on Washington av«ua% five mi n-ofee' walk fast from Station: Pari' t. Dimog-roonu and Kitchen on lo «rer floor; six Chamber*. Lots, *0 by 225. A coßQtoa»div>r view for miles aronnd. Terms easy. Apply to HKSftT FRICKS, near TOWN HIP I4ne~ lmmedifete possession. ial72s* » BUCKS COUNTY.—FOR BALE, |B) *’Sr<,l-clt*s FaLM of W acres, wt»h superior -J— -'Bollditge. land unde? a high etHeof onHiyatloa. This 8 OESTOUBT, EBAHCIB TBTg, NBWBSitttV A SMITH. HENRY LSWIH.Jit., BOW L, CLARK, ELMS YAKNaLI., samcel c coos, a. w. berhaoo(j. WM 8 MAIED. B DSLBSBT BoLoMO N -TO WSSBBB, JOHH BOBS. IS B. MABIS, President. Secretary. fe22-tf JJO! FORTHE “ EAST WICK PARK." Arrangements hare been made with theßaHltaurc KoJ!_ road Company to convey yidtora to said Park daring the Skating Scaron The lollowing trains will lemre the depot. Broad and Fxlrao etreete. daily for the Park: 11 A. M . 2 P. M.. 3.30 P, M and S.COP H « m t * a, »•* _The following trtdna’wiil stop at the Park and cenrey meajngere to fte depot: 10 So A M , 3.3 u P. M . sit P. «■ tSpeeial Train?, and 8 P M. ja26-St TkBUNK ON COLD WATER—CLIMB* IBG A POLE (imarinary)—Pisfaing in Win’sr— Courtisg and Kiafttng—Singing aid, BanQing~Statcs> men and Berovs from eivilians, promoted inst&ntftM~ onsly, by MEBTaL Pol CHOLOGT. Ur. B. BBOWffi WILLIAMS» the homorooc Lectnrer and oriifsal Fkr. cholofipt, at ASBBMBLY BUILBIKGB, FBIOAY. and SATDRU&.Y. least three nights, po& tively. Exhibition* of a mirthful and instraetivs duff* acter, by bis audience Two honrß of harmlM* mirih- Tickets 30 cents; admitting a lady and ganUsK man. 60 cents. Open at Mto 7; entertainment at >4 toA ja2s-4t ITASSIER’B NX OBCHESTBA AND MILITARY BANS. Office, No. aid South EIGHTH Street. laid !m» CIGNOR BLITZ WILL SHORTLY O CLOSE, ASSEMBLY greatd/m<metratione In NKCBOMANOYj SPIBITOAB. ISM ILI.DSTRATBD, and the WOMDKBS OF VKN TRILOQDIBM IBTKODDOgD. . Grand Entertainment BVBBV EVERlHG.eommeßcinw at iy, o’clock, and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at A Comprising the mysteries of the. Pest »nd Present Age- Admission, 35 cents. Children, Id cents Reserved, eeate, 60 cents je» fJEBMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PUBLICS VJT ESHSARBALB eyery SATURDAY, at SM o eloch F. M-, at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ticket., 33 cents : Six Tickets, SI; to he had at Goald’s, Andre’s, and Meyer's Mgelc Stores, and at the HalL no 7 if THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, x CHESTNUT Street, aboye Tenth, Is OPEN DAILY. for yisjtors. from 9 A M. to 8 F. M- Je2s PATENTS PROCURED—UNITBBfc x States and European. EDWARD BROWN. jsM-lm* 3IJ WALNUT Street DOARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE L/ FAMILY. Parlor aod bodroom. Uadoabted ra*- frrenesp givtn aud repaired. Address ** H W.. ’ ’ Pres* offlep, with loe*iioa and prica. jaSMt* ROARD WASTED —BY A. YODMCt D fMLie Af good habiti. in a private famll-wy h» can esjor the comforts of a home. Address * 1 M&w ocaat," Presstf&cQ. ia26-at» WAKTED—BOAKDIKD IH A PBf *’ rate family, for a gentleman and wife* euiiatXe liberal price will be paid, jaas-3t« " This Office XfOTICE TO OIL OOMPANIFS.—AIR yUMFS and DRILLING TOOLS can Lehadat ISOD PENNSYLVANIA Ayouoa (tap* OaS and examine them. iaU^x AUCTIOS SAXJBS. sia» BAZAAR, NINTH AND SA2*4 BOM Btnwtt. AUCTIOH SALS or BOSSES. CABSIAOSB. ta.J' At in 9" satuboay mobSisto Hsxr. **"' Al 10 o'clock, coßwrtoM about Rattmt , n v rWTTTHOBBSS. smtcatohcrnci, anAtto saddle. Full dea-ripCauae wooßd-haad oanda*»«, light mmuL ■*H*"S**£«- w S!«b «»msSiMU(OMMJa. «”*era «*"«. »*<“«- *£ bS&BSSTI&S rwIDOTBO^- dv Carrlatea and private >n]n * ALFKKD k. HKBXJtSBRI Anctmaocß. SALE 0r GpABTBEKABTBB GESEKiL'3 OFFICE. wmh ▼iSHprator euuLtojobh m ' *° tt » *•*“<* h***".. It J§ [ J2?« > **» FKBBUART 9, lait OHE HUHDBEB AND FIFTI CAFaIiRT ■■l4 " w S'^KSflß* «3&r £SS 3® J“ _•«<-»- »■««*«.«» m»j r ii O W SI,d Purposes many goodlwrnlsp «-ml re s f t > l^ B^l,,^i|r ‘ Pale to at ffl a it- . B( r pi^^idGEEHETi;^"™ 9 " °“ bl60 ' «*»*<* Tennk—Cash, In TTai :ei states currency.' iEW-ia Col. It. charge Pi-stn* *wLV*m %. o AjniiSKfnicjvTts. ACADEMY OF 207310, «.™iQ t ¥HS I i > * rrA ' i BENEFIT. rswAX aftekhoo®, /•tt.Tmt. irss, _ CHARLES H° PORTER, Ti« Mloirta* Artists will appear: Him Caroline Bichlngs, Raw Denln Era-, f fe. %IJgSSf*■ feter Rleelngv i-jTi.LB Barret., - bytbe whole of B4,ritt Adame, THE aRCH STREET THEATRE COMPAQ? THK nT"srßE®r'Tß b atrecompaht .;. . l ( f r isfSSa^isa L »«-> TE» ent 6 rt a in m6 n j twillMmm«.nw ß withH 1 » third Lt o€ Broltw, E L Davenport; Gamins, J W Wall.rv. IVWMmkftiW Poptilftia, T. Gran; C &&&, 8. Yontx. Serytavw to s* Craig: Lucki*. SfitsClara Jteed; Soothsayer ft JL®* «»; First CjtJrezi, Waiter lieaaox; Secoal Citiaan »?“£ IVnn S,o!lrt EobMn; -Pif^T'KAW SsflSfc4 V - *•“*. J B Kv^aN 0 ? T.WrTf: B PrI„T B yL wsjt&tatM,,as,a -* a Comic Song: v « ®orriM« ° r »• £n|oWaJ Family $ BOB9ftir Becitaiion—hbsame 0* Brie* .to Wlir 1 £ ?® To be followed by the cele-bra,t*4 Wl * ****9* Miss SrCBIP (?S as thf Goddess of fdhertv r M l» 3l ft*3 ocg ••SUr-Spangled £££s fP"**** , . ricHingb opera troupe l".‘lMli|?U Tety membat ° ma Wemtoal. To bo Allowed by »»w> Great Bhrlesene. t/AMXIiXtB. £22®:"::;.?"^ • tbe «l<*»ted Song. K OBaia. Tta-Total Society J ~..w * nffiwiH f<# - hecitatio D -Tea a yeon‘s CHAPMA *« Charge of the Light Brigade ” E aMK 1 ? CARbin To concludewHb^Cc|«ay v l«.three *ct£is££fc Krsl act bytbe Arrt .treat Theatre Company Steoili act by the Walnut street Ph- Third act by the Chestnnt-.tteet Th«uX Coi»S!2si Admission, SO cents. Reserved Seat#. *l. EntrweeonSrosd street for reserved seats- nnn served scats on Locust street. seats, noa-rs- Seats can-now be sscnred of H. B HELLrRR. n. eramme office. Ho 112 8 nth FOURTH Siree! <JT Fndey morning at the Academy of Haste *' Doors open at 1 o clock; commence at i o'clock pre — : iaSS Jt PIEW CHESTNUT- ST. THBATH* M CHBSTSrur STREET. ABOVE TWKLmi FABEWELL BENEfS* KLJHT Blir OS* ■wio Will upoc this orc.ißioa appear Sir S)uliHn>> sublims Tragedy, in fl»e act., of m»bpmw« - T _ HsMLgT rr.u-r-.rn PEIRCE OB DKNMABK hamlet mama bbhthb boottt r,w^mi w ‘ BC ,S. of th ; ’™*' h of the Tragedy, “eoSi- TWO™*B, S 4iI?TT K t§B „ iodth tbat sever saw j wmS 1138 IS_ACTIVE PBEPABAKOS, THE THKBS tfIJAESS 'y^ALNUT „ '-STREET THEATRE. W. VALLtOKAgO' „K5 s < I ' rf,i *r> BVStfnSO, Jan 27. Tilrd Blgtt of a Dramatic version of Toanmon'm Pcea of EBoci Aries, pantled-?," J-aanyisn t tbjs Asst of lots. - sn<jch Arden-*— Fbittp Ray— , iMietee......,, To eotdude witb •WILD oats. MlS**®* £l B W’s wi abob. CiandeHelhoJ.®* To coaclude Witt the beoniifal Draraaof' os „ DfißiMS OF DELBSIOS';. Sir Bernard Barleigfc. r j» w trwf< i> * rewt bill on Satnrd ay nlgbt. ’ f * postCBRT hall. POR OHS WEEK ONLY, &d“^oo£ DAT ‘ Jaa - 30a - W>W M ARTBMOB WARD A MON a THE MORMONS. FromSo6Broadera.y, Raw York. J W. WILDER ‘•..Mnunr Kie public is respectfully informed that ARTIITOS WARD AMONG THE MORMONS SwEwS^-Sisssi THE COLOSSAL PAINTINGS, Illustrative rf BOBKOS HOMES' AND MORMON PEOPLE, »r« from tto brashes of the foremostof Hying scenie ar. MribedbyAKTßMOT WsfJ “ d <*•' Admisrion SO cents Keserrsd seats *l. Doors ootm Sbsssss.'h*. **"**•>*»»««s Office open ima 9 nptU j o’clock. jagf-dfe Q»SJRD COKOBBT. TO BE GIVER « *j,V ■feSMftWt a ,? lasttfotion for the BHnd. »t Joe MU-ICaL FUhD HALL, on FRIDaYKViC StKG. January 27th, 18M. Tickets 25 Cents. KeserrS “ ol *° at 7 ~ Clones ctjagg? TEE GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS. WALNUJ STREET, ABOVK EIGHTH * Air. Sr U LrfBSOF, the stamp orator and declaim, or, and tbs celebrated BIYBHB FAMILY, hare boA: «neased, and will amr-sr daring this week. "*** Men, the uENZER BROTHS. £ VaLENTINE OTAR tlf B .v S^ !JEi I BE FAMIL Y? BLISS, the beautiful and graceful .'inns - ' pw™nnS™§ S % RlTO TRAINED DOGS OF PROF. HUTCHINSON. There are no. no lees than five ami oia.s Cloihis at Hie great combination of the National ABRUZsf' 1 * tie Kleat pl<ce of the BRIGANDS OF ADMISSION—First tier, 80 chute; second tier, B cental rndrsta box. © and *6. as to sire and loratlonV »£.* fomaucocommeuceß 7.40. ™ on every WEDNESDAY And BATDB DAYAFTBRNOOH, commencing at2Ho’clock. ja33-8E MR JOHN H. SMITH, <A GRADUATE the Colored Bith School of thiscitr will win a PUBLICBMTEBTAINMB»TItf JfcSSSpf’ n*£St t&Uo&t of choice selections from American and Enwitah E ? r hall, o“ fr&ax SVEN)NO, January 27 1865, beginning at 8 o'clock. Two di.tlncnished Vocalists will yary the exercises by nx ring appropriate ai*». . Mr. Smith feels especial pleasure in being permitted to M references the following distinguished gentler t < f° 1 ' r)? O S n ■W- Forney, Hon. Wm I>. Kelley. Hon. John Hickm.n, Thomas Webster, N. B. Browne, GcSl H- & Her, Henry Samael, Jae. t Claghorn, Joetrai "• BM ** H Hmse, and George Tickets 25 cests. Fot« &U at the Union. Leaane. Chest* nut street, bflow Thirteenth; at T. B. Pugh’s! ffi-gtfc and Chestnut streets; at 12 0 Chestnntgtrcet. and&tih* door on the evening of the entertainment: jaBl mwfSK* RADIES’ SKATING PARK, NATIONAL PARK. TWBNTY- FIRST Street and COLUMBIA Arenas. DOUGLASS’ BRASS BAWIX THIB EVENING. «* SEATING) SKATING! SEATINGr Aj ELEGANT SKATING OH BOTH PARKS—FOURTH. I|s IrIAMOR D STREETS 11 RUMINATED THIS hYBJUNtf. This Park is acknowledged to fcave su perior accommodations, superior facilities,, and saps rforlmeans of access to any in Piflaielphis: beside?,iha moat expert Lady skaters in Philadelphia are to bo seen hers daily. GKAND MUSICAL MATCNEE SJL TDBIUT AFT|BNOOJf Instruct! in given everrmori- Artificial Moon ness thta evening at 7.20,an* floods the Park with Its luminous rays Is* PERSONAL,, BOARDING.
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