The press., January 28, 1865, Image 3

NOTICES.
';f-' " aSinsnoaf i
FIFTH WARD.
VOID THE DRAFT
. ~,«{!,!* of tbe oUlt6n* of tha Flfti Trtrd, i«H oa
THtmSDAY KVBNISO, Mthittrt.,
/..lloitlß*-»«»•<• wero dnly mtliortied
jx teem'd eolleot money io pay Bounty to Beoralte
tfr (he rresldral'i Ist* rail trf Volunteers i
4 pitctntt* NATHAN HALL, Northern* toniar of
eod MMI OmAUL *-
Precinct, JOSEPH N. HACK NET, No. 437 S, St-
)( j street.
jpiooLnot* AT. BILLBOHNB, 80, 837 South Btrooti
thl'ivrltifi, SJ. KSSTBfiT, 80. SIS South Soooud
*. STUART. 511 Sonth Fourth utraat.
a, yreetntt. Mr. POMEKOT, Custom Host*.
, product* Mr. BZBSEB, Cuitora House, or Mo. 323
,e street. _
ji rrfcinct* Mr. WILLIAMS, Wo. 253 South fifth;
;ef nifl« JtfcCAHßf, Walnut street, abore* Fourth,
jj EGBERT K. NICHOLS, taw Baildinfr,
;J3 South Fifth tiros*.
* adjourned meeting will be held on SATURDAY
femo, SBth Instant, at GOOD INTBKT HALL,
jUCE Street* abere Sixth, at haU past 7 o’clock,
tactual attendance la maes'tfd.
EGBERT K. NICHOLS.
PJiEJIDEST.
gf,KT a. SMITH, Hwatr.ry,
V. ». OHBISIIAS COJlXlggloa,
fhk third anniversary mektino
•Kl) STATES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
tylLl BB BFLB IB TBS
MHIAS avadkht ox- music.
irsflay Jan, 31,1809,
AT TK O’CLOCK.
jnnSBSBM Will. BE DELIVERED Bt
- 1 BIOS «S& T i B NW O TOM’.“ t I? I D.. of Pli ItftMEtfUa.
(other «ettiijrmiliBd MJMkora, whoa* übh an
j Tlfift*pf admlmlos will be ready for dirtrilra
jn ?B11)AT afternoon, at 3 o clock, at Claxton’*
Store. No. 5M Ohwtnoi *
third of-the tMwu «M tan bo distrlbotod; *»-
Atfi on BATTTBBAY afternoon, and the r«f oa
BAYafternodh, at th* (am* bonre. There uill be
irvlacee or times far obtaining ticket*.
1c by the Gorman!* Orehejt.-a.
rsopon at half-past aix.
F« a SO, H. STUABT, Chairman.
soti-ck.
■scar, Kssrnra of ths stockholdkb*
»t TEE
M'OM*JTOOKVIt.IJB
TBOLEUM COMPANY
Will be iota st tbs
OP THE COMPANY. So. Ml WAINBTBY.
OH THUMB AY. IBB’Y 18. JtftJ, -
dock M., to
COMPIRH A BALM
glloaef ttiolr L»nu, mad* by tb« Baud nj.
January M, 1860.
By Ortar of tba Board.
<3HAS L. BOUaiiASS.
■3B S?crgtary pro._te"»
hTOUKU MEN WHO AB£ Om OF
iplojiDOoi:
l|ff about eat spins’ in business
MBi? have had limited means of odaca-
HBS who Jmvefettof to Improve time at
Common Schools;
MBIT well educated in other respects, batl*ok
„ iflff f haowledire of business affairs;
MBS of fortune, who would know how to
'.manage their own affairs *
MBS wifhoot formas*, Who would poisess the
won?means of rising in the world;
MBS who wish to avail themselves of %U the
modern improvement* and faculties for
Impartim thorough pzaeiloai iasirue.
tloa;
MSN who would .patronize an institution
which dees tie most for ft* ttudeate.
end Cere, in all respects, the highest
adramazoz,
Itfd to ei.it the jQU*E*R CITY BTWNMS
!B, TBSTB[and OHMTITOr Streete, aiio“.
hots snbetantial cfaims to pnblte faeor are
!>r & patron*,e such as bo other commercial
In this city erer enjoyed. Oyer dye hundred
t were in attendance list rear, from nineteen
; Statas and foreigs coantrlei, while the pro
tr promise i a Terr large Increase oyer thta
stUotionls wh»Ut« B am« Impnrta,-
iHoßiotroH tiOHouL of tuaiSntßS,.
in adiantaiea deoWoiily snnorlor to ’hosa of
cM OollegM oondocted upon th«old plan. It io
with all the modern Improvement*, and i* &n
ktments and facilities;, and its efficient oriad
lio separate department*, under the direction of
' educated and experienced teachers, presents
‘Men the rarest oppostunty for that complete
lon for the duties and responsibilities of buti*
'whi.h »«lgsg^ 0 »to« «o 0UC008...
pros embrace ibe whole of ahe second and third
f the building, besides the Busiae»s Office on
floor, all of which arefarsishedlnthe very best
, and for convenience and elegance uoMirpaßeed.
JtiBOBY AXTD P/i&GriCB 0«>4l81JiBD
irae of Instruction in Book-keeping embraces
ity ana practice, and present* u^dispate i ad
surer the old methods nf mere theory. After
gh drilling in the elements and prlaclcWof
Had collateral branches student eaters
IB ACTUAL BUSIfiiSBS DBPAtt» ttSS f,
w Merchant, Banker Bnt>k*k«ap»r, and 9ales-
( «qcirea precisely knowledge of the ron
'details of business which he will be required
tc in the busy marts of trade and commerce;
Hiessr* applied in practice by the actaai »e
-dr-n of business transactions buying and sell
»by samples, conducting* bans: and dealing
la the regular manner, introducing in each
on all the formulas required in actual hust
. rendering the student par L-atly familiar with
ich every man mu« understand- ia order to
da own offiotheis’ affairs with facility andin-
OY.MATHBWATiOa
winy, Survejiar. algebra, aaft a
tourteln the Hiaher WatteraaUca >
TELEOB4PHIC DEPART tfBWT.
tectlon with this Institution is the aehnow*
3tt extensive and complete Stfftooi for tho In
-1 Telegraph Operators in the world, a mere
satisf* the most critical observer that all
termed “Telegraphic laetiL.tea," 41 Depart
*o. t are unworthy the attention of the public,
inter for a fall Telegraphic Coarse graduate
1 manner, after the several tests In some of
LAB TELEGRAPH OFFICES connect** with
itlon. of which there are T££, located in dif
is of the city, communicating dheetly with ail
parts of the Union ,
ter place in the United States or in the world
its have the benefit* of actual OFFICE PS AO
REGULAR TELEGRAPH Lib BS, under the
i experienced praci teal operators.
N nd foran Ujnstrftad Circular.
»VJLd floorr^tSSTHan A CBS*rWUT Struts.
A I>RAFr XS tll£ TWBWTIE Vff
/ARD can only bo ay aided by the prompt pay*
eTWBNTY'Ffrfr DOLLAR AB4BSSHgfff&
225m«n out of 4,CH : O enrolled and liable to be
aye spbsorlbed The qpota of the y ard Is
aid if the Draft takes pi&osdonbleth&tnam-
, drawfl* which will tefce two men oat of
n, Bat this can be avoided tfererj- man
26 at once. Everyman can batter afford co
in to be drafted. The Commit*** will a<aln
veyour subscription, on V OftOAV. SfOEf-
HSDAT, and WEDH bsdaY EfffcSl t ©B, J*&-
SDtb, and 81tt. and February let* from? to 9-
ia., at the following piece*:
inot—Northeast corner To th and Poplar.
>. School House, Eighth and Thompson
streets.
School House, Eighth and Thompson
streets. '
Southwest corner Eleventh and Girard
avenue.
Southwest corner Eleventh and Girazd
avenue.
Packer's Hardwire Store, 1376 Girard
avenue.
J. G. Adam*’, 1116 Jefferson street "
School House, Seventeenth and Blaster
streets. *
4 WQiiain Shields’,BineteemthandßUige
, avenue.
School House, *harswood street, above
Twenty-second.
Humane Engine House, Thirteenth and
Oxford streets. __
WM. S. HALL, President
. jaSB it
■»a. Secretary-
VNITEU STATUS CHRISriAM
“Cash contrib nil raiiurt3o areek
in ary 25, IMS. ’
.PHIA OOHTBIBUTIOHS AS POLIiOWI:
*2 00
inee..*.......... *l6O
"hanee...... .. l 50,
Chance........ 100
f a Partor Pare held hy three lit
per -fames Pollock. Ksq
the Intercessor, p,i Bra B. O.
iddltional
IplJcgeof Pennajlyania, per Hon.
HoMlchael, president (77 50
'.iaowledged la religions papers.. 3.411 U
, „ rums*
NTioQslyiMfeftowhdgtd.********* 1 08MUTM
51,057,6i9 78
JOSEPH PATTERSON, Tr*a*uw.
cn) it kR|,
if Shop. Misifon B*ibb%th reheat, 18 Hoase-
GEO. H STB A' t. Ohft’rtnaa,
No. 11 BANK Street.
/HIS PHILADKI m]A PUBLIC
k CK BSCHaNQE < OMPa *7 having c»ra*
i>rgani*ation, aaduken nn \* »*e the ap&ebms
the floor of th* Lt *KaRY-
the rear of the Custom aud in the im
icuntv of the Post Office will open tne same
won HOBDAY the Kith proximo
irs as to the rul«s, &o , of the association
f*i hereafter,
id Dumber of tiekets will be s4»u*d to Annual
/&• the price helm fixed a' each* app i-
Wbich may b* jrad* at the offlo* of the
SOMARCfIAHTS' EXIHa.*OB.
K, et. OasSATT,
_ _ President*
“ thxhome mo*
i?X Y K RUiPI. cl r { ;y PatL»nBtPKTA ’’
HOBTB Btre»t. Oo»n from 310 6P. fi.
n ? •I®* »nn attention ex
ito the poor of all etas*** a .psrm&enet re
peaurir and west, end a p», manent rename
tod Immorality, are the i.bjeota at which fi
alne—eeeklac ta place ah who become re*
L'.V® t s eßo /*£ lbllll eotm-ied to. it in better
i » fi d morally, and to derate
AT^i&f****' 1 ‘ ai W »“ t0 ™<*
lte(Hn»raiA*#nt. Mr Tf>HH
lD. I, Uve 4 mM. M ““ 0n * rr - *'■ AiBaST «■
«*to the poor,
Ira have been relieved,
■ 'or eoa! were vires,
s for erooertee.
«Bho*-saad
f O /. clothint.
J f the Bible and
lions tracts were distributed.
tbe m S"sLr *“•
* W9r ® furnfehed with «miploTßteat and A
er ® pro Tided with good homes la the
fiffilif? tia «• TO rr ko«*T i»rt
k!i,!^ d 8 “»T*™ low. Many (lead per«ui.
'fjiuren an aaifortn* from ebe v»Tafitr of ttw
"Job maaacara* whoso chiiihh appear h *lo«r,
WDMUy for Rli 10 tb«ir fcebalt ill
rntt *P«cialiy fny tin* rottof of aoffaflo#
•anouely appropriate tb*t poxptwa oaljr.
GBORftB H i*T '* ART,
. r _ % _ Vioi PRfiaiDaNT.
Ar 4 BXAHi)K- 0 CATTgtdU
BtrDOl«**a “• MEFLICH.
Taaaapgßa,
w THO»A*T ~
Wo. MB MARK ST Strait
maxAden*
ITh.ntm- p.-dtor*
T Pa miydf* Hanwr,
V. lo»a<w
Taom«* P*dri«a,
H it Klrnmnif,
fcamaat Mnltaa*
9r*oei« Uacua, ?
Hiram Mill-r,
W. tiaraon*
Jtobart
jilVoiVA^
'CBtOtt.
Wetoio,
k&T'
flp«-
NOTICES.
tf,tht Company, Ao. I*3ogontt'TH&DsLSUl'^Sr
wsa^lSv.^
—— ”*wtorww tom.
w»«raj BUI COAL CO.—
P»rr.Au E ir ß rn.gg%? V MOBY - B Ta»
13?°-M!WFgBBABT or THE MKR>
CHAR TS FUKD, —TJio olevdsth Bo&imitfT of
thi« IBS dotation will bo o»lebr&t»4 at the * T® rwT
„ ______ —— . AOADBMy Of HtJSIO.
OnTHCRSDAY EVENING, February! at7* o’clock.
IwJ/SS 11 * 1 rw>lt wUI 00 * 9ad aEI Addresses &.
Beyf BISHOP SIMPSON, and
_ ■- . ' DANIEL DOUGHERTY, Ksa
s ,™ Hassler*"* WIU *** “ n<l ” dlreclion of Mr.
admission may be had gratnitonsly, by ap
wr? J n iJ* 0 ®bf Btno t street
T» S mis' p^sn'K l ' street
ndSfSwS i mm,™ 814 afiirhet street
A - SOODBK, Dock-street wharf.
JaSl-tfefclf Committee,
KS” ATT! STIOS TOI.PSTEESSJ
j'ovß'nsnrm'x*.
Tter will sit at tIM Srnttaeaoi cornu of THIETKBSTB
and OIBKSt Streets EVJSBt AFTKRNOOS frem Vto
6 o’clock, wha>eftUlnform»»lon will bo chserfolly^reo:
BocaiißsVaall’ eom9 10 °* “ 4 WMIT * * VLU
BODBTXBS.
foetwjiSae'YKrjm£s| joisisa Hiiipooi”
For one year..;. * ~.«*BJSW
’ I Committee.
KgT" FOUST IOUOS, so.
ntrcw^nViS 1 S' F „T TI>9 ™’“»>>Bra of ORY3PAU
.01 &T i ODOV, Ko. 110. and of tho OMor. aro m.
SnmTwJ 1 ® KS 91 ** *1» Hall, (forth SIXTH Straa'.ou
SUBDAYAFTESNOON, at IX o'clock, to attend th“
BUFF* ° ( mi ** t9 brother > p - ®* JOSHUA
jaW-21* JACOB 0. SMITH. Secretary.
*gj»~ raiow cahal eonp,is(r aw
lajoo.»«fd Mating of tbe Bond and Stock hold
f«C£Ni}- a 1 will bs held at
the Room* of the Board of Trade, on TUAiDAT. 81st
imt, at 12 o’o'ook M. JAMES PAffg,
IfceetdfiQt.
im «
JascihtK, jgaj.
THE NEXT Dll AFT.—CITIZE VS’
<6SB who are not liable to draft (ladles, and xsntUmea
oV6r_tDiiy*fiT# years)* to ourageocy for prooariagsab
*U-utes and voltmteer repToeentatires. Persona enonid
attend to this Important matter at once, as the draft hit
been fixed for the lfiih of February next*
.”? *m doing a legitimate iroiilteNsj we are
foralabicgiren not liable to the draft asettb»stilmtsß and
repretentatihree. a« low. ifnos at lower prices, than aur
**« Philadelphia. The law alUws us to
* in the fifayy or Marine Corps to be
reddes* tj UUy diBtrlct itt tt<3 Stats where the principal
„,£> Ski I ™® bBsl “ 6 «- If MMonsllrisg in or out of the
ns with a certta
catoof lrom the Proyost Marshal of
jlf} r district. they can have -eabstitates sworn into
™* »«««. which will folly azaiapt
.^*' e , r .i D ; e ca f ba « I t Bß fO , lhijaa and gsntlaraoh in
J" 1 ? *dty *«' wk»m wa he T * done business la this line,
S™ also in the following cotin ties; Chester, Delaware.
Montgomery, Berks, Back*, Schnylku” and Harth
*Tb -Churches and Olnbc famished at the lojesat
SSL b l®. PJ Blbara! arrangements mala with
'ownsbip Oommltlaes to 8U quotas
Cali or address MoHJXLT, F\XSOW. & C"> .
„ 411CHBS Pflirr Street, or
Box 207?t’hiladelphia Post Office.
Kj®“ OFFICE BIXKAID OIL C»I
-, PAl *,Xi ~ Pair,AMiLPHr*, Jus 19, IEBS.
The AnnnalMeeticgof Koctnulders of Kinkald OU
Company will ha na.d onMOSBAY, SOtft dav or
K -J? 4 ,? 0 8 Format PUc«, 133#
str<, * t * Philadelphia. A a eirctfoi, f, r
rhirere nod directors to serye for earning year will b*
held at lame time and'placa , K
MMW BC-lt gMPTO B - ‘gj
assuai, »ebt
f™. „/* 2 ofjthe Stockholders of the UNION srSAM
> ' w , tu *> e held on- TOUSDS Y, February
“ o< * p - M • »t*he offlce. No 14 oorth
aiJu KS Avenue, when an election will take place
*SJfFSi OT „* ,, e esaaing year.
ja2o-12t Wit. W. BARENESS, Secretary.
COBJ» FXOirANUF, ASSOCIATION,
Tha Annaal Meeting of the CORN SX
CHANGE ASSOCiATiOS will be held on TOKSOAY,
Janaary 31,-1880. An election will be held for ofßnaro to
eerjaforthe ensnhig year. Polls will bo open from-U
A. M. until SP.M .. and from! }i until SH p. M. The
anneal-report will be read at«£P. M.
i»2O 81 JOSEPH S. PEROT, Secretary.
|Spf” OIHCB AtIEOHEHT BAKDSOAD
-■ e ®' AND COAL COMPANY.
JEhe fflS? EETINGof“he P sro‘c'KH‘^iL»Bß^of
AhLgOHEHY KAILEOAD and COAL CiiJIPaUY
wUI be held on MONDAY, Bth da" of Febreary. 1185. at
II M , atHo. 3FORBBbTPLea, I«3!4SonthJPOOSTS
Street, Philadelphia- An election for President and
DireotorswlU be held at the eame time and place.
Ja2l2g« FRED'S B. BOBSShL, Secretary,
varjSRSS? »*««■*«.
.. .. , __Pnii.aDsi.PKiA, January 18, 1805.
, At the annual Election for‘Directors, held Janaary
Uth.tbe following gentlemen were elected Blreotors of
this Sank for the ensuing year:
yfgliam P. Hums, John Fare Ira, -
Albert C, Roberta, Robert Clarb,
Jaineß C. Kelch, J Henry AaSin,
■william Brooks, Brastns Pottleoa,
M D B. a HwrU ok “'' Samnel Miller.
Atameetlngof the Board, held this day, WILLIAM
P. HAMM, Bny, was unanimously-re-elected Presl-
Sl?JbitS?i 3^Pos2*S llTs b ß, "l'c vioe President,and
SBASTOS POUtSOH. Esq , Solicitor
«salg-iat BAMOBLJ. MAO-MPLLAN, Cashier.
KSf“ OFFICE or THE NHAHOSIY
COAL COMPANY, *O4 Soath FOURTH Street.
At the Annual Meeting of tbe Stockholders of the
abeye named company, held’at their o3oe on the 18th
Inst., the following gentlemen were elected Directors
for the ensnfnt year:
Gideon Best, 1 John Amauaeh, Jr.,
Wm. M. Beetem, 1 Geo. M. Troutman.
Wrn. McLellan, I
At a meeting of theßoard of Directors of the above
named Company, held pa the same day, the following
cfflccrs we*eelected forth*en&uiiig year:
. .GIDEON BiST,.Pr*«!dent.
_* OB A 8 B ANSPACH, Vice Preside*t.
[a23-#t CHaS B. LIgPSAi, Secretary and Treasurer.
IB G of the Stockholders of the OOhAN *TSaSC
NAVIGATION COMPASS’, for the election of Five Di- .
rectors, and the transaction of other busineßa, wit b?>
held at Bo 1520 Worth DRLA. WARE. Avenuo (second
door), onffUS&DAY, the 7ih of February nest, at haifie
past twelve o'clockF.M. '
W ILLIAM DRNNIS,
ja24 *l2t Secretary and Treasurer..
SOTICB.-'RAK .AHHlfAli MEIST
WSX? IISG of tbo Stockholders oitbe PHILADELPHIA.
AKB SATAUSAff fcTBAM NAVIGATION
let the election of five ttan&gers and lie irans<tcttoaof
oilier business will fee at So. SSMlltortfc D2LAi
WABB Avenue (tecond floor), on TOiLSDAY, the 7th. «rf-
Febxuary next, atiaotoioeknoon. _
WILLI aU BESKIS,
j»2412t Secretary and Treasure*,
K®“ OiTICIB or XHK HSIOH CAM AX
mZS? COMPACT,
Th* Aoimil th^VoMC'attP’BOqf'D.
HOLBSBB of the Cnioa Canal Company, tketton
forpfflcers and Manage ?» to so« lor the eaaaLng year,
will be ieid at the office of ths Company. No.
WAfiIUJT Street* on TUPDAI. thefth day of Fsbrn
ar* next, at 11 o’clock A M.
The Transfer Books wi‘l h*£f<we<9 on the Wih instant*
ja!B tfe7 OSCAB THOMTgQN. Secretary.
OHL COHPMBBB.
C^KKSMBWHIE-
on. AND Him COMPANY
WEST VCHG-INIA.
THE ESTATES OF THIB COMPART BHBHAQIj QTfft
TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
la a* Immediate cestie of tha Great Oil Belt of We»t
Ylrgihla.
EVEEY ACRE 01 THIS LABOR TRACT IS RICH IN
No Comptfl r (save the Yoleiui) wis not orjaalMd Is
1A» itsi huhw suasr. pnsmtid the a.m« hone»l
face, nir furnish* d to snheertbeie thoaamo ondoabted
Hcorlty foi their money.
The Compaßr’e working Bnperlßleßdeat la «ad.r ap
proved hende for 030,000.
Nothing trill he left undone to shield the literals of
th. Stockholders, and no energy left un*psnt to iasar.
luge and BBlfcrm dividends.
The Compasy’s properly Is so prexaant with Oil that
tteonld to-day b. leased at an enormous protoriinaale
advene, and sales of adjoining tracts are now quo td
at soma SOO PKB CBHT. Increase. These are fasts. Bs
fleet, but reflect quietly. A few thousaad ebaree at
original price.
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE,
Entitling the holder to a
THBRE-FIFTH DIVIDEND,
Are all that now remain unsold.
PEESIDBHT.
HENRY SIMONS.
SECRETARY,
J. PERCY DIX.
TREASURER,
WM. H. WEEKS.
t
Office, 434 Walnut Street.
laffllt'
13" MONITOK Oil, COnPANTIdP
*=» VhSAftOO conaTT, PsassiLtaaf..—
UkiOiai. Si.tOo,ooo- Perta:u- of eaoa Sbar-, .5. Oi*lv
tftMOSharfrsniU heeold a.ibeanbscrlptleii nricrnf #t
e.tb. B, ok. open at the v'ffim. 80., Id&Ji -o(iie
T< OhTH bCroat. Frospectne will be forwramed txtr
ftittwtsly.
:t rnK'tDgitr,
C. P. EAM'hßhh of OU city.
TREA-ORBR
Jt»Ha tfabSH.
FaftO-tt QBCEQE P, B ?)ht¥4A. H. D.
TBM PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA; SATURDAY, JANUARY S 3, 1869.'
OIL
■wwwMmwuww
gJgF“ 188
CAMERON PETROLEUM CO.
or PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL...'... 81.000>,000.
SHARKS 900,000.
FAB VALUE... .......#5.00. ,
StfBSOBIPTION FSIOE.ii 8.50 J V
■ PEBBIDBHT,
VANOB STEWART,
OF MSKOB* OOUHTT, M.
TBKAStTREB,
B. J. JAMES.
OP PKI&ADBLPHU.
SICBBTASY.
«r. l. Darlington,
WEST OH2STBK, PA.
DIBBOTOBB.
VANCE STBWARTrMweer county, Fls.
JOHN E. LEOHAKD, West Chester, F*..
». 0. FOBNEY, Washington,D. a.
•* HBNBY ». COOK. Washington, B, 0.
r c AMBhON t Harrisburg, Fa.
JOHN H. BIEEL, Philadelphia.
JOHN F. OBAFF, Fhiladslphln. -
GEOEGB O. EVASS, Philadelphia.
JAMBS DUFFY, Marietta, Lancaster eo,, Pa.
The present and prospective value of the stock of thßr
Company map be inferred from the fact that It owns »*
’foe simple interest In 173 (four hundred and seventy
three) acres of the richest tested oil territory in Venango
eoonty, believed by the most SKperiehcsd oil men in
teat region to lie capable of prodnei&f a aet tumoat in
eome to the Company of one aid a half million dollars,
or three times the entire cost of the stock, which would
he equivalent to twenty- Are par cent, a month on its
anbsmiptlot price, or ottc hundred-and fifty per gent.
Per annum on its par value.
Yhe 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 sad ono-half miles, below Franklin, con
taining 292 (two hundred and ninety-two) acres, with
832 rods (or over one mile) fronton Uu) Allegheny river,
en which there are now twelve leases, each ten rods
square,and from which theowners of the fee simple get
one half the oil, free of all expetue. Besides this,
there are two w ells owned by the owners of the tee.
from which they get all the eiU
On this Farm there are now ten wells idNoperation,
producing an average of ten barrels par day,and several
others are about boilig 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 era now
paying handsomely: a met which sufficiently demon
abates the great richness and reliability of the terri
tory.
b the entire fee simple interest in Ml (one hundred and
eighty- one) asms, situate en the Allegheny river,
nearly opposite the "Hoover” Farm, and a little
nearer Franklin, at the month of Hill Bon, ha ving a
front of 93. rode on the Allegheny river, and one mile on
noth sidsß of Mill Bun, with ample boring surface for
one hundred metis, or Lots of ton rods square. This
tract la known as the *' Btswurt Farm,” and is clear of
all leaeea or lncnmbraseos of any kind.
There is now in operation a fifty-barrel well (bedde
several smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which ad
joins. thison the south. Infect, the “ Stewart” Farm
is surrounded with good-paying wells, and within*
; shosi time a single lease of 80 rods front, on the tmaa
, diate opposite side of the river, cold for 5185.000 (one
hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars.) On this
lease a good well has been struck within a few days.
In addition to the territory of the “Stewart’ Farm,
Whteh is believed to be equally as good' as the "hoov
er”) there are On it a three-story ffirisf Iflii, with fine
water-power, a good farm-house, and other buildings,
that will he of use to the .company.
Ths durability of this immediate oil Motion is Illus
trated by tie fact that some of the Walloon the " Hoov
er’ ’ Farm ) aye been pumping for oveFfonr ye»a,With
out any material dfmizratlon in their yield, while the
oil hers prodnesd, from its greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity,-always commands
froze-one to two doUUrapsr barrel more than-the oil at
Oil Creek. .
The officers of tie Company fool justified; in- present
ing the following, estimate of whati with vtionns
man&ieraent, the above lands can be made to yield for
the benefit of the stockholders in a oomparativelrshoit
tiae:
THE “ BTBWABT FABMv"
There-ls room on Hits for one hundred lots of ten-rods
equals, al.\f which cut be leased immediately ftrone
half the oil, free of all expense toihe-Companp-.
Estimating one well to each lot (one hundred wells
although- there is room for three hundred) at the very
moderate-average of Im barrels oaoh.-would make a
Daily-product of.. .... I.ooothis.
Out of this the Company’s share wonldbe. sec Mils.
Value of daily yield to the Company, at
ten-dollars par bbl (it is now seliing-at -
Allowing.three hundred working days to
the year, this weald make tho-Oempa
ny-’s annual net receipts, from the. Stew
art Farm alone. JsMOJOQOfIO
Allow®* the same-estimate for the ’' Hoo
ver” Farm,.in which the Companyowna
one fourth in fee-of the land interest, the
annual net receipts from the latter would
BtrtUe the. bbku4 receipt* from. both. .
1*875,000 00
from this amount, the ram of
$875,K0 for oonttogencUs, would leave
the -
Set Animal latciae of the Compear
All. THKS.LOTS CAB BBIMKBDIATB&Y LEASED*
IftitUdecued expedient, at a royalty.of one-half the
Oil, with covenants binding lessees to *£afc*woUa, with.
aUpossibladitigcmce, to the depth of COOor more fee*.
A FXWPLAIN WORDS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Yen are not ashed to subscribe to tMsPtoek with the
expectation of immediTtely-. receiving Urge dividend#!
but the basis pa which the Company rests, it is be
lieved,. will znahe your investment not only safe,.bai*
prospectively. of enormotisvetlue.
Wo* withstanding, at the present prices of oll»theGom*
peny’s animal receipts (will cue any feitherdeTeiop
aett)i would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per
cent, on the cost of the sleek.
• The president, Mr; Fie wart, la one of the
tSnatand experienced oil operators in the State, and his
residence sear the Company’s property and general
oxw eighty its management is like bestguaraato* that
no eflerte trill he spared to make the investment pro
fitable.
Aiplieationss for St, large proportion of ib* stock have
already been made*, hut none mill he received until the
book* of the Company are regularly opened for that
pnrpose.
Only a limited amount of the stock will he sold at
subscription price.
Th* stock will he issued fall paid*, without farther
assestments.
BOOKS OB gSBSGEIFKGK will ha open for a few
days* on and after January 18, !SdS» aMheoffice of
E, Cl. JAMES, Treasurer,
No. 101 WALNUT Strut. FLU*!*.
BLAIBOIIiCOfiUPAST
WEST TIRGINIA.
TEBEPOEAEY OFFIOEES
TJHBEE ACT OF INCOEPOSATIOIT.
V
PRE3IHENT.
Hon. JACOB B. BLAIR.
■ t
EECEETABY AND TREASURES,
THOMAS D. OONIfNGHAM.
DIRECTORS,
Fob. Jacob B. Blair. I Abraham Hart,
William Sperry, I W. S. Stewart.
Goon. H. Leyte, ,
SHARES ..................200,000.
PAR YAHJE, Is,
»i PAID IN—WO FURTHER ASSESSMENT.
ftKI.OOO VOREIHS CAPITAL.
No. L Trad of above threa hnndredacra (two hna*
died axd seventy by the d*cd. but thiee hundred and
i Wfitij- five by new su» v*y), situate en Addison’s Kan
Aid Bofchei mer, Bbchie county. West Virginia, on*
u He buq* Ci.no Station, with a good road to the station
—on th* Fitraert;hnrg branch oi tne Baltimore and Ohio
Emlr.fad. • -
a]so. with a coal railroad parsing through it. Gas
am Mj*& of o l on the tract, at least one half of it
oitos lorJng- territory,'lying In the oli belt Ills a
fans; ibo lands nix around it havo been pur
chatec lo» ou purposes.
ho. f Traci oi one hundred and thirty-throe acres.
rb< ut five mile* |y<>m th* above- immediately la the oil
tot-bh on iht e&it side of hand Hill, aoout a half a mile
iMintt# h'onhwestsrn turnpike, leading to Parkers-
Lurk • A Jerge v ell has htruck within a few days
tilt uifcottk. There are on this tract the most unmis
iitkable frhrsof oil. locks much uphsayed and broken.
A ftbeani (braxch of Goose Creek} runs throat hit. and
a ism* I bud-good boring ground-oil territory of the
c<Bt chatfccter. >
ho. 8 a nactof three hundred and eighty acres
Fnnch op*k. aoout five miles from the Ohio, lying on
Loth sid«Kof the creek for about one mile. Known to
be A ffo*! t*mtoiy; a’l tie land ab'out and oelowit
have hter> pnrchßßed for oil. Oil has reoeefly been
• icck h iboft dlsiaice below the line of this oropeny.
Ko. 4. Lia«e of half an acre on Borne Keck, aboat
fti-vent} >fiv* yards from the GllßUan we<i, alio near'
o : her jfCK d-wiilt—a choice spot a well hx? been com
mri«doi»li, sow about fret deep, Xrojnlsy. •
■ . ho. 6. renrtitsof & lease on.six acres. moreorUss,
oy the m-nth side of Bushes river; that is tossed by the
• t toyani lor one Lain he oil. Tht»-pxrtioa»ar piece
t.i ibia i» bULJy Ppoken of by all knowing ones from
ib»t mlos of c<ustry. A well ha* been bored by hand,
f cut w! i<h the owner has pumped, by manual labor,-
uvn- sOu bt-irtls if oil* and soid ths sameforsl2 per
s»irel Airesgemevtcare already made to put aa en
<?i; e of lufiici* nt ceiibre to pump this well.-ftud at the
:-t m* limn another It is believed thl* will wtto a
Mover, uH) pror-uceist its pneint depth (about two
J ut4rm t** i), tweri) to thirty barrels of oil per fay.
ISo 6 Coi tiHfs of twenty acres in fee. ou the east
1- Bandy crefk. Vesanso courtv. Px ,avont two
u 1 f b fr« u itk junction with the Allegheny river, about
jifchsl BtM-d ooieHeterritory. -
Ivo. 7 Tee Comreny- have also made aTraugamants
; • r a sufficient number of engines to develop the d) ffer»
•j: tiiiTH and having tb« personal atieni'-ou of the
. r*»td*> t fp tfcegrtiund; will derive many advantages
v« * <xb«r e« rpmatKina
At y isfo*roftt-*oB can he ohtfilatd at the office of
ti * fun i any, 406 LTHRaKV Street, or at tue BaakLng
ffioeoi Atebi & LEVIS, 305 oheM;nat btreet
ia2*tuths3t .
- WANAMAKER A BROWN,
mr **»* ™
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
CHAJtTESKD BY THB STATE Of PENNSYLVANIA.
©APIT ATj-.—.•■•••.•SSOO.OOO,
WORKING CAPITAL, 338,300 CASH.
COMPANY’S OFFICE. *34 WALNUT STBSEBT.
Tit. GOVERNMENT OIL ABB BSWTHG COMFA
,J.“or fS I S Md * »WcCt mataal KiattlpU, »nd lts
: a#alro will beoondneUd with the tale vteworagorO
-12? a , *™- r g‘ o/ttneaia; businets &rMt to Ihbie iw
teresud *Tery bteckholder is practically one of the
acted by a few iuckyeriginaU, are deeded; !n fee, direct
iVom first owners to thuitockholders of fchir Company.
They ccmpiise
(Titles examined by Theo; Cuyler and T. J. Olay tod.
Eaqs »and pronounced indisputable),
located in the immediate centre of the great Oil belt
of West ybgltti&.which. region, for the superiority of
its Oil and for the volume and l certainty of tiryiefd, is
f»r surpassing the famed 00 Greek region of Fdhusvl-
Ist. The Deep Gorge Farm, ia'th* Old
region. In dose proximity tothteestata, on every eide,
aie situated the wo*t successful OE Wells to be round
in the country, and at an' almost adjoining distance'i«
located lie wlaely • celebrated ‘‘Leweliya’’ and c,Bs«r
nal Gertie 1 ’ wells, the former oi which
FLOWED lULLY THREE THOUSAND 13.000) BAB*
being the greatest bona fide yield of Oil ever known, and'*
very considerably surpassing, botltf in quantity an*>
aujjJity, the product of any two wells ia Pennsylvania.
2d. Two thousand tt,o£») acres, in iwd tracU.
heart of the successful Oil region al the Great Kanawha, -
along whose course for over 70 miles Ou can bedis
iinctiy seen and gathered from the water’s surface, -
While the evaporation nt the neighboring salt works is <
effected by igniting the Petroleum! Gks emitted from'
subterranean reservoirs of OIL • ......
Bdi 100 acre* (in fee simple) Of .superior Semi-Blfcumii
nous Coal land, in Bedford county,' Pa.
- The value and importance of the above properties
nay he inferred from the fact that leases for adjoining
ends, with large royalties of Oii, have been taken t»y
New York and Boston companies at a bonus greater
than the fee simple cost of the Company’s estate; %nd if
detmed advantageous by the. Stockholders, it is be*
tiered that but little difficulty would presently be expo*
mncod in leasing a portion of their territory at a bonus
and royalty grearer than the original cost or thdwhole.
A number of wells are at once going forwardvand more
(Bight in all) will be sunk* as soon as the first are coin*
Pitted. 3 bote* with a yield of Oil equal tfr adjacent*
wcJls, will insure to this Company a daily egefr iaeome
of several thousand doll&?« <mr ev&ry possible ea?-
p*nse.
The net cost of the Company’s three estates is &S7-.G00.'
The Capital is $200,010, in shares of sl'eac& 'I3S.OQQ
share* oklt will be sold, and no farther subscriptions
will be accepted at any prise whatever.
*ys properties and leaves a working eapital of
Thexemaining7stooQ shares
to be equally divided pro rah* between the original or
jreteiti&utHeribers. as such a time as the Boars of JOi*
bctois muy deem most advantageous to the Interests of
the Goitpfeny • ,This rsducesthe actual cost of the stock
to First sub*c lber* to es actiy 60 cents_per gharti -
The immense profit to be derived from earnest and
successful working la shown--by the fact that u single
company—the Colombia—ia this year paying: to its
stockholders One Million J?ollarer fcfc eaehr
dividends, besides a handsome reserve for additional
developments. The stock'of thin company, for ss'paid,
has sold for over $4OO wr share:
dhe substautial inducements which the GOYBRST
MEN TOIL AND MINING COMPANY offer to those de
sirous of securing an interest In a source of wealth that
u now startling the whole world* are of a character that
merit your gravest consideration. „ .
The piofit of the undertin in common with that of
•very stockholder, lies in us increased development of
the uospamy’s rich Oil tracts, and their time an&ensr- -
ties will be honestly cossesrated to that one end.
To persms feeling s.ny interest or feeling none, every
information concerning the estates of the Company, its
workings and prospects, will he cheerfully given, and!
detailed msps and charts wtlhbe freely shown.
If you like our canftid plan of dealing, or nave any
preference for a eorptoationthat certainly means wobk, .
weshouldbepleased.toseeyoa.ai once. 30,U00 shareiV
were engeged on th* first day. The promptest apptioa
tion if therefore ind i&pen&ahle- to Insure a share is this
original stock, sub atiriptions-to which iff not alr&td}/
aien} will be received at original price, sLper char*.,
including a stock dividend of three-filths the amocuML,
ja^-tuthsfit
igp* M V C) LXQKSfIHHK
..*.sl*soo,(los 00*
BBSE?ivm OIT. COMT»AS?SX-',.
OIJ'ICE.43B WADTf rSTREST.
sh. trelacriptlsiL J»ok. of this Compauyi Wfll. ba-,
dosed oa T A , ED3a®BAY HBXT. Fetrnarj-lat.
By oid« ».
«Sfc.4a»MKAJli'r, NO , A > 'Ei&N» COM*
PABE;
WILL YOD IHVEST IH A LAHBsCOMPAHY,
PIBBBKPOIfI 0I& eOMPAin
It strictly an OIL COMPANY, and lias so Uni bat
what has been demonstrated OIL LAND.
All companies formed ia West Virginia are 'located
Within aomani/MILE3 of BURNING SPRINGS BUS.
Why not to OH tbs Ban; as It is so fatooni as oil terri
tory ? This is a anestlcnithat can be answered bast by
those who torture a little inn of about a milt and a
half in length, until they get it eight or nine miles
lour, lhatJt may seem eloseiotheir lands. Thlsshows
Plainly that the only reliable oil 'producing territory
it BURNING SPRINGS RUN; hence, of course, the
company haying the most of that yaluable territory is
the best to isyeet in.
This Company has
OHS HUHDBEDABD FOBTY-SIX ACBBS
In fee simple on BURNING SPRINGS BUN, and POCK
ACBBS on lease, besides THBBE ACBBS near the Bter
nal Centre and Bathbone Wells, both veil known, '
All tee aik is inquiry, (investigation, which can
alone show relative value. /
One half of ihn stock has already been’disposed of
and the smbserlptlon list will shortly dose.
CAPITAL.....
m*e«4MM«44set««MMit**e«**ee||doto9o
SHMttSetteeee.ee*e^.Me.V«,e,m, w „H BACK PAB,
DEVELOPMENT FUHD... ~.,....*30.000
FBANELIN S. WILSON;
GEORGE H. CHRISTIAN.
PROSPECTUSES, and ail informstion as to the Proa-
Wets of the Company, will be freely glren at the
OFFICE. HO. 181 BOOTH THIRD SIEEST,
. (Second Story.)
Since the announcement that the. Company would
lease their lands at a royalty of oae half of the oil, ap
plications hare been receleed for fifteen leases of taree
foniths of an acre each TWENTY MOKE ABB OP*
t EKED to parties desiring to form development c >ra
Pas lea. As we ars desirous of haying improvements at
once made, no bonus will be reoulred for the twenty
lots.
This mode of opr ration insures tothestoekhoMers,
from arrangements already in progress, the comple
tion of eighl.en wells at an early day.
Applications for leaseholds should he accompanied by
references of the applicant’s ability to perform his con
tract. Hone others will be noticed. jaSl-iuthsSt.
far* OI.D DOMIjnOH OIL COMPASTT
OP WB-T VIRGIN!A.—The subscribers to the
Stock of the Old Dominion oil Company are hereby
notified that Certificated’are nojr ready for delivery
npon surrender ol subscription receipts, and books open
for transfer.
There are only 8. COO shares unsubscribed for. -
■ ,
O. Hi BAMBOBGBBy-Presicent, .1
JOMPB Prreldent,
oiwftßWL 8, VofFWladelphla.
C. J. WOLBBRrf Jn., -
JOHH W -LB'GHf
F K. KNIGHT. County Cleric. Doddridge conntT.
0. C. DAVIH. nr Sheriff, Doddridge ounty. Weat Va-
HbTffin:' I .808
'Jain9»ffl!6»*BBo.ftlS4» .
K®* JOTICI -OFHCB BOYAL PE
TBOLhCM COMPANY, Ho. 311 WALNUT
Street. .
_ • . Philadeiphia, Jeuua*y 25 1881.
The Compsny will A*, rescy to issue Certlfio.t.s of
Ftr.ck on ene after < HDBBDAr. January 88. Pe-anne
ht Wlng Ik? Company • due MPe will plsase present
term at ibisr ffle,, on or after (he abeye day. and te
« Ive certificates of Stock in exchange.
jsM «c» H. «Olv>BftßLP. Beeretary.
OBWr gtOTIHTfO HOT^W,
GOVERNMENT
OF WEST VTIMHHIA.
»I PEE SHAKE, FOLD PAID.
NO FOTURE ASSESSMENTS
OVKB XSOO AOBEA
KEI.S OF OH. PBS BAT.
PRK2SDBSV,.
HENRY SIMONS.
SEOSSrS^Kf,
«F. PERSY DIX.
TSSUJSFJKKR.
WBA. m. WEEKS.
«OMPABT»S OFFiCB.
*3* W ABBOT Stoaot^
■3. D. REINBOTH,
Bontefagy,
®B;IH AH OIL.COMPAN* ?
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
PRESIDENT,
TREASURES,
DIRSCTOES,
f. 8 WILSON,
JOHH P. O’NEIL. Esq.,
HE R JOHNSON.
ROBERT CLARKSON.
JOSEPH D. KOhOKEB,
G. H. CHRISTIAN.’
LEASEHOLDS.
gy OmBEED NOTICES.
BBIOOS GOLD OOHFABT,
■liik Oat Delloiwltan.
CHASE SOLD COHfABT,.
.mimOis Mlb pof fikOrv.
HoKTNLET OIL COHFAHT.
Myldend. ...Tkn* porCeht.
. FOtJKTAIK FSTEOLEm COKPAHT,
Second Tl.idend Oho ~r Cwit.
W*I b« cloeod horn laaxucySlit W
WALTER B. LAWTON, Treasurer;
No. 91 JOHN Street,
KS3“* omcx sTostT fabm on cosf*
■=» PAMY, 3o# W«LHBTM»«t
tk. 1 ; <*» d«Blar«d a dividend of (1)
ONE PEBCEKT., pavable on sad after FKBBIT IKY ik
BooSswill elose Wednesday, January 35th. at 3
Swi £!:■ wul Tia #/lT’i 6 &^ lo
SeemaiT.
*34 n*
Jennary 3S, IBM,
»®“ omra wmav phr,auklphu
PABSESGSB RafLWAY COMPANY;HortS
west corner of FOItTY-FlEßTsnd HWBRPoitB Sts.,
„ Pea3A3/iLPHt£» /in. 10. IMS
tala day dwlared adlyl
dendof FlyS PEKTCBNT. stttheCapital stock of the
S“Bfg?tSi n ioit “ r or m t “* 8 ' Wrtl ® °"
_3S, 8 .?®?i B . ar B» transfer of Stick w 551 ba closed
unto that date.
ja!2-thbtg.ia* VH. MABSttT, Jr;, Tremurar.
jtrftDEßD Kora«s.-ome* or
MAPLB SHADS OIL GOMP&bY, s»*
WALNUT Street, jAsirAkit® iss*
. Tl* Bom;A of Directors bare tkie;day declared a diyl
doedof fOURFEB CENT , payable at thelroflce on
»ad *tj«r , dear of Sine fixes:
_Th«Tianefer Books will ba closed on theSffh, at S
P. EL, and opened l on the SB*.
, „„„ THOKU K SKAms.
jaa4 6t*t Secretary.
I3^<j^^mvuKuxwr
The Director* of ritb GrtekiUyw Wi&t : Cbupsay
£ftY# “ _;
THIS DAY
declared a seml-annaSy'dirSiend of
. : ' rr?iDOLLARS
per ft&ani la .. ♦
■ ' • UJRITSD BR&TEff GOLD CO?*,'
HtyafMe PBBEDABT lfciMS. do ehanhiliftr of-reosrt
JrnnarySlat, 1886. . . .. .
- Kanefer J’Ookswllllw'Blosed front February ‘Jot to
Mth, lneluelre. . . -
aHrgaJffgSf *tBfc
'tiy PHiiiDMiMnA asb'eSsadih®
company, ©*oe m«. salt south
• ' _JL _ fiauEMUk Norember 9D, MM.
DIVIDEND HOMOS.—Bn 1 transfer botofifl of this
Company will becloud on THURSDAY, December!*;
andtoojiMi on TCE6DAT. JA-aCABT 10. IBISrT
' 4FIFTEEN BjjFBBMT. ontbscomma*
and preferred dock, clear of Nbtioial and State taxes;
'has been declared, parable lneomraox stock,on tie Slat-
December next, oa all stocks-ctandlx* on the bookie?
the Company, at the eloee of lurihesaen thalflthpnnc.'
StoeklMgßrs;?h«t names mwrs«Mei»d oatho-New-
VTork beolST wIU bo paid at tSoPtemore* Loan and
i*nu* Company. & KBADFORD,
f wl»« Yrwunim,
SW PIBLI€ATI#NB.
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. doth ; r«
Also, the other works by the author of “The
So» onberg-CottaFuolly ”
“JOHH GODFREY’S
COOK KOBIsr. "'iilMtiitea.by SSbeiis'"™.”'. 1- T5
A F*OG BB WORLD A WOOIHfIf Go. lilaetra- »
Udby the sane - ,75
The, saute, Artist’s Proof*, each #lO, Only 100 oopies
Issued. For sale at. LEYPOLDT’S
' Bock Store and Library,
1383 CHKBrHOT Strset,
fcecoaistery.
FIBHEB & BROTHERS 1 VALIN
TINBS.IBOS.
W« notify dealers that oar popular
$5, #lO, *l5, $2O VALENTINS LOT®
an sow ready at the mwmfactory
, • < • FISHES & BBOTHIB,
|agS4t«» No. ua Worth SIXTH Surest.
VANCE FVXtS.
J\ADIES’ FANCY PUBS.
' : JOHN 'ffi’AJK.EGEECA.,
. • V- i
Ho. TM A£OH Street, abot e Seventh Street,
i * ' Athla old eslabUjlied elere, *
IMPORTER, MANIfFAC TURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY PUBS
pO(
■ : T.ftDTKfif Ml) dtoiPßia.
Bavin* nowinrtore a verylon andbeanttM assort
meet of oil tho different kinds and aaallfcle, of fuxtiT
FUJRS FOK LAD IBS* AHD CHILDEEH’S WBAB, I
eoUelt ft «11 from thoee In want
- Xemeinber thename and number,
JOHN WRWHt,
- *< TIS ABOHStreet. above Bavenlh.
11m 00 partner or eonneetlsn with any othor store
IB thleetty. . - . oeS-tmtr
EDVCAVIONAL.
THE practical commercial
jgSTITUTKMFQB TUB EDUCATION OF IOUHG
“feBYnJnV BTBATTOW* ftBANSISTBR'S
HAriOWAIr nOKMBBCIaL HULLEGB,
ASSEMBLY BUtLDIWG,
8. If. center or CHESTSUC and TBfiffH Streets,
- (BBtraaceon Tenth street )
Instruction 1a fcnck-keeping, in all Us departments
and applications; Commercial t.av JPeaiDaa»hip. Com
z&prelaL Aiihmetic, Btuineas Correspondent* Forms,
Tpl*sraphlßg, etc.
This is tut. only institution ia the State a fall
knot Ldse of ail toe do ails of ba»ines« can be ac
quired through the Rid of apM-freted _
STbTStTOF BUSINESS
represent!** the actaei operations of the principal
branches cf tTKce adn H
TBE PhACfICIL DEPARTMENT
is In operation both Day and gven'bg, affording to
yonngsien whoareengng d darint the day aa. nppor
tn&itv to obtain attoruagb ki owledgeof Book-keep lag
and Badness by attending ev»niDg* oal»,
CALL OR bBHD FOB A CIRCULAR. It '
J>HE PARABOLA fcPEOTACLES,
BOLD ONLY BY
BORHEK, Optician,
No'. 408 CHESTNUT STBEET,
nr* made with too closeat knowledge of.the Bdenoeof
opllci, and both arflbt and improv* too organa of eight.
f< r at any angle Ihrusitk which Impaired ejeslojk with
the Faiapolta tier enloi a perfect focm . It
WILLOW BLIIOH BODIE^APEW
"T 010%left, ntlart vear'e prieea'. :. '
ALo.
'tm ' l»Tano 189 North THIRD Street.
pARTBS DK VISITB—BEAUTIFUL
etylea, plain and tln'ad, .B*o apeolment, and en
gage tlfm at ESIMBE’B p-pnlar 6ali«ty, SBCONi>
Hire# t, a bove Grton Fleas, note. Tie day* are short.
Go ear y. . ■ • It*
§ WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE
SCKIPHOHR onTharecirr.Cohrtltntloa, end T»-
;em, with aDYiCK on Bpi-thea*, Beall hi Sdnee
Ilpj, tell tnip-rv-meni. Manatemeot and Train-
In* of OLlLDHlS»iß«cfttf dda.ptAilsn. JSo, daj
by „ •, x
00U-'o«b>le.tf Up l* l4 * TENTH St .ahore CEetfaut
8* 'S< fijpßo-Smirai&NDiHUIBSEI STREETS,
NEW YORBL
PETER At ekyskb;,
JOHN PHILBIN,
JOHN CARROW.
geo. i. Touaa.
J7IRE INSURANTS*
nfsuirAircK qoKP^irr:
V. K. COKSEB lIOBS* WAIXBI SIS,,
’.ASSIS'I'S** •»»
,1' N •
> Tks BuM of BlrMtot* *f tbla-Csnipany h»Y« istsr
■Mlead to tovra risks against- Firs* 1& assordamse-wiik
ikelr ckartor, and cro-wjw-prspsured to lues Tolisiss
ooTerla| Firs Sisks aktlie eurrsmt sstss.'
RICHARD 8. lltlTS,
A. B. BORIS.
JOHN H. IRWIN.
WILLIAM C. RANT,
J. P. SrkINBK,
GEO. LEWIS,
3: P. ROBINSON.
JAP. R. CAMPBELL,
3BNEY SAMnBL^
QfiiS> WHKELBBs .
JIOKBIBS. OUMMIDiGSj..
ff. LAYXKQNB,
INSURE YOUR BUB v
rn E. Cor. WalMutand Fourth: Sts.,
B is * BOMS COMP AST, and prodts dividsd anon,
ally, tlms aiding the assnxsd to pay fatnrs prsmisias.
liSStdiTidsndeOssfMnt ,
Alexander WMlldin,
Hon* James Pollock,.
Albert 0. Boberts,
Samuel T. Bodlne,
George Bogejit,
Wm. J. Howard,
Samuel Work, .
AiiXAKDEE
SAHDBL WOE
nofflt-Smif JOHH B. .W.ILI
'JpLB NORTH AMERICAN
TRANSIT INSURANCE CO,
DrOOBPOKATED BTTHB LEOIStAruKB OF TKB STAX! or
~ PBtfKSTLVASIA. ,
AOAIKST
loss OF lIFK OB FERSOMt DfJFRY
Policies lamed for s Blmle Trip. Spool el Journeys,
Voyages, *O, dally, monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Also,-against the Contingencies of personal haaard, and
against lorn of all kinds, except real estate.
Policies issued at the Principal Offlce.
Ho. 9HI OHIBTKTJT Street,
Philadelphia,
or by the Agents of the Company in any of the cities of
the United States, or by the Ticket Agents at any Kali
road Station. ;
CAPITAL^™—~~~«».S3BO,OOO
OFFICBBS.
PRBSIEEKT,
THEODOBE ADAMS.
TO* FEBBIDBXT AK» ACTUARY,
J. H. BEAD LET. 0
TKBASOBSB. .
JAMES M. COIfBAD.
SECRETARY,
LUCIES’ PETTOIT.
AOEST,
J. S. PEYTOW. .
pihb'otoes. -
j James Graham,
■Franklin Steely
Wm. Colder. laid* la
THE TRIBUNE,
HEW lOEK.
Theodore Adams,
.James If. Copied,
Biehiurd Wood,
George T. fitedjnaa.
"Jj'IFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
A TUB MUTUAL WEB INSURANCE COHPAJtr OF
PHILADELPHIA, Ofiicfl No. 5 South FIFTH Strut.
Amonot of Property Insued First Month Ist,
IESS $911,9511
Amount of Premium Ifotes first Ho. lot, 1960.
Cash Assets, first Ho., let, IBM ......... a 5 ,687 68
Intereston Premium Notes...... 4,i£C 40
Policies. Surreye, and Transfers »». 109 oo
Premiums on Perpetual Insurance...... SOS 75
Interest on InTestmentß..,. ... .............. 521 19
For Kxtra 8i5k...... 375
X.OSBBB.
Fifth BToatli Btli.r-MarrF Todra $9B 88
lSik-Chaa, CK Biehw4*. 1,000 00
sl,oBB 88
«« ~ ' SXPBIfSBe, *C.
Salary. Rent, Stationer*, TJ.B. Tax*&c.l,l9o 58
•ConiiDlstionß paid Ageata..3s9 09
Interest Be turned..iB 60
Premixuaaßeturjied..67 40 .
>■' 1,680 M
. , .-.'w ■■
Inverted la tT. S. Loans ..6.758 31
Inhanda of Treasurer 1 SIl 03
OffleeFumHure—.. m 68 -
——8.3 M 89
OJXITJO. OB ABSBTJ.
Premium 1f0ita.....™™,, ....™.™. »ea.e77 00
Invented in H. 8. Loam. .... 8,760 21
Cask In band* of Treasurer™. ..... I,SIIOO
Offloa Fornitnie 184 6S
iBBlBB
The twdereimed, a. committee appointed by the Com
roy* have examined the above statement, compared
with, the [book's and vouchers. and find it to ba cor
rect. ; BENECA B. MALONE.
WttsoHl l-«™-
WiSIW P. Seeder,
Joseph Chapman,
Joseph W. Moore,
Senwa^Mrioge.
Wilson U Jenkins,
Lnkeos Webster.
CLOTHIER, President
’ ver- jaSS-dt
Celeb Clothier,
James Smedley,
Tbozoes Mather,
T. tllwood Chapman*
Simeon Matlaek.
Aaron W. Ga&klU,
CALK
T. *r,LWo<m OhjIPHAh,- 8e
TAOG & BRQ., COR. TE
-* MSS, op*n from Kew Tor*:
llot Teiyflio Vtilßorere, is bine, *r«en and brown,
1 lot Ladtei’ all-,llk plaid Scarf?, plain oolora, only
$ 1. 1 25. f
1 lot Ladies’ all* silk bl*ck Belt Bibbons, 60a.
Hot Ladies r twißted silk, bead, and wa:erfall JTets, 62
to l2Sc. .
1 lot Cents’ very fine corded border linen Hdkfs» 56 and
1 lot Misfe*’ cuffed, fleecy-lired Silk GloVes, 60c.
lot Ladies' best quality BoopSfcirts. wide tape a, $1 60.
l lottery high lustre black Alpaca,si.7s,
1 lot BriUsb .Manchester Gingham*, 60c
1 li t very beayy high colors scotch Balmoral Skirtt,ss.
1 lot all wooL scarlet embo*s»d Table Oorer«, $1 fO.
1 lot best quality Vasio BnflUass, Nos, Ito 4, 1$ to 90c.
I lot Buffalo Ball Combs* fiOca ■*
jtlso* several lots Trirom n* Velvets, B*lraor»18boe
Lycers, Gum Bair Fisa* 16c, terdoeen; black Sewing
Silk, 2fic,i*r doren; Trimming Buttons, Parlor batches,
OloTes. Ac,. &c. javB 2t
WHEREAB. THE AUDITOR GERE
v " SAL, aa required by the, eleventh seettonof lb«
act entitled 4> An act enabling the banirs of thin Com*
monwealth to become associations for the purpose of
t> inking under the laws of the' United Pfcatoa, ’ ’ passed
the S2d day of augart, A.D. 1664, na&Certlftsd to me that
the 4 * Coimnonws&ltb Bank**ofthe-cUyof Philadelphia
baa furnished satisfactory evidence to himtb&t all the
reqc\jejnent» of said act hare been complied with by
saw bank, and that It has become an association for tha
purppfiG of banking under the lavs of the United
states. - ‘
I do therefore cause this notice thereof to be published
in accoidance with the provisions of the said eleventh
■» ction of the said act, and do declare that the charter oi
aaid bank by the torms of' said sot is deeuted nod taken
to behereupoa surrendered, subject to the provisions of
the first station of said act, _ _ •-
a. a. cuumr,
EgßOO*rrvg Chamber, January, 9.1965, j*U- 18*
OBt STOCKS, TJ. 8. LOAJSB, &c.,
Brokar,
80. 18 Sovth THIRD btseafc.
.TABT£FtJI.Aia> SUBSTAOTWi OtOTHIKO
JTHOE ABBOOIA.TIOK.
XtfOOBPOBATED MABOH iff, Utt.
omoa,
KO. 84 NOBIH TOTH BfRESf.
IHBUBB BmßtJros,’ HOUSBHOLD PURKITBBB
.*'■ MEBCSAKBIIa aWXSRUaiZ.
F «» !•*»bjHr* (tattb»olty of PUladelpkiaonly.)
Statement of the Assets of the AgsoeUEfon pnHlshcd
in conformity with the provisions of t&» Sixth Section
of as set of Asaeffibly of April 5, 1812. which on the Slot
of fiseemier, 1881, oossistetfof
Bojids and Hortgages on Property in the city
or Philadelphia. • teeiHSooMOOettHOteteHOV- $788,875 8*
Ground Bests oooossoosoteoioeeesii* hoosoo* X.MS 81
Baal Estate, office2Tb. 31 North;Pifth street.. 14,30813
Boposltwitk N. S. Aaelstant Treasurer.™.. 40,000 00
fruited States Loan, 5*20 #6,C00 00
United States Treasury Kotos HUHtimiimii 8,640 00
C»T WfittUvfeoo. 016 09
Cult 9&‘!bfti)0ooroo«ose MmtmoMS »•»♦»*** <-eeo-o. l£s46lSfi'
TSnSfSKS.
, CrtSo2B?fW. TBIOSf. Praefißsat,
wh. K-juaiereWv -
JOB IT COOKBH.
jag.tuthsW'
UNION MUTUAL
or PHILADELPHIA,
EXCHiBQE BUILBIN 0.
OTCfIWJPOIfATXD' ISM.
WEB AHBktAIKKK. : . /'
BBMToas:
BDBSTOBET,
FKAKCIB TBTB, .
EKWBSfiKY JTSMITBJ.
HENRY LISWW, Ja.,
BDW. L. CI.AEK,
ELkTSYARSiLIi .
SAMUELO. COOK*
Gi W. BXRHADOB,
s^debbke^ d ‘ n
sar™ EW -
RICHABB Si SMITIff, Presides*.
JOHN MOSS* Seer®tary.
iaa6-Im ,
IH'THE'
A. mB RI o' 1 A 3?t
PHILADELPHIA,
B(>AEX>OFTEtISTEEB
J. Edgar Thomson,
Hoa. Joseph Alllsoa.
g?W g. -Barnett,
Philip B. Miagla, ..
Joha Aikm&h, -
Isaac Haziehnret.
fittimr, prcidcat.
tK. Tics President.
SOS.See’T md Treaeajer.
- OEGAHIZSD OGTOBSE «»1664.
FOR INSURXNO
THAYELLEBS BY LAND OK WATEE.
RUTAIL OKf tHIODS.
FIIIAHVUL.
JOB. E. MSB ALU
LEVI P.COATB, ,
SAHUELSPAHHAWK,
CHABLE3P. BOWBB.
JESSE liiaHTPOOT,
KOBEET SHOBHAKBR.
H.HAKT. BTm.BK.
Socretarr.
WANTED’ W RENT, IN A CBN
»» teal locality, on tte first door, part'd* on OSes
for Peat room. Addins 1 Box aiftP.O. jali-tf
A GENTS" WANTED FOR THE’NNHSB
1A ASB BFT, th* most int-rcstins and exciting book
everpobliabed, embrartmtlis adT-nturan or at woman
la the Do lon Army as Kbrse,. Scout, and Spy. stef ng a
njost Tipldiaser picture-ef tbe'irar. Read for eirca Jars.
Jddrtss JOKES BEOi. it CO*. 000 CHfiaTßrrr at .
Philadelphia, Pa. jaM-lmWWt*
. QALBSMAN WANTED IN A FIR3T
eJ CLASS Ladles' Stationery Store. Mast .ba intelii-
Cent aadre&aed, with, itest- class re 'erencas
.If -? H>33'CHgsr«UT Street
A&mm AND BN
TBBFSISiaG tmsiaesß man J*!a
yited to join tbe* advertiser, at oaca, in a wholesale
d.pK-aiiC manufacturing: basil ess. A cash, capital of
WOtCOO 1« required thefiret-year* in-opposition to-&K093
of trade and manufacturing already established aad
paying handsomely.
A ivßotr ledge of tbs* business* is-not necesaxHly te
uaired aatbe financialjlutfea-may receive his attention
Address in real name, and appoint as Fi
PQWBBB- Frets Office.. it*-
flOfl A MONWANTBI**-
*5 ikirednee tbe new
SIXTSB»;BOLI,AK PaBIBY 8B«-
IHO MACHINE. the o»?».low-price Machine in tbe
«o*try which Is licensed bp Ororer dtßiker, Wheeler
di Wilion, Howe, Singer & Go., asd-Bachelder. Salary
and expenses, orlarge commimlonr allowed. A ifother
Mucbinea now sold ior less- than f.-rty duller, each are
tnXringvmentti, anc >h* seUßr nod-user W/ble Tllua
teated cir.niitre eent/rea. Address SHAW ft OLAKK.
pol7-i3AW3m BIDPSgQBP, Milne.
m CON VENIENT BWEL L IN G
■aWAHTSD-Aii sty $6OO seat* eestral. or not more
ties twelve Equates from Eleventh and Chestnut* iora
rmall family. Early information- and po«ses«ion of &
t übable Vasa duty Address C. MAX
WELL, care 1033 CHSST»FIiStreet
_ 4GF" Aerecable suburban dwelling to let, in W*st
Philadelphia. . ja3f Sfcif .
® WANTED TORRENT—BY A GOOD
tenant, about April Ist, a-first-das* DWELLING;
west of Broad and south &■ Market Beat no
object If fayoi ably located. Address Box 3313 Philadel
phiaP. Or jalg-lOt*
Jgft ASSISTANT QTJAKTEKMAS
aBBCTBB'S SonthTBIBD gt„
- - JO X?^E?ITk.
«FOB BALE—SUMMER STREET—
South side, e»t of Sev.nteentb. Splendid three,
i ft*® 4 Dwelling. Sot 23 by Ul, to Spring street.
SH,£QO. In good order.
_ Knee street, we*fcof Sixteenth. Neat Dwelling. Lot
18 by 14ft Jfeebdeep to Spring afreet. $9,2»>J,
Arch street, north side, west of Twenty* firet. Poor,
atory Dwelling. Lot 18 by 125. Only *9 600
Only $6,000 for* Dwelling STo. WSSonth iflnlh street.
Twelve rooms. . Immediate possession.
Arch street, south side, west or Twentieth. Only one
of those elegantnew Dwellings at a low figure.
west Spring Garden street; on the comer of another
niaJn street. Magnificent new Dwelling,, only $l2 000.
Immediate possession.
Pise street, south side, west of Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. Four- story Dwellings. Prices $13,000 and
$l6. GOO.
Chestnut street: Splendid double Mansion, large front
and deep lot. Price $40,000.
Vine street, north aide, weei of Seventeenth. Foor
story Dwelling. Marble np the first story. 911,1100.
Besides near 2.000 other city and sab urban properties.
Mo person should fail to caU oh me firet.
. „ HBO C. MIBLBIt. Broker,
-ja2fc-2tif - 15& Mortii 81X1® Street.
A TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS AND
—A large" business firm will m»k» a
liberal. TRADE of, Sit Goods. Clothing, Coal, Foral
tare. Oil stocks, and part Cash, for oco two well*
located Residences. Answers to this advertisement will
be kept stricily private,, and mn*t state ioertten, or they
wIU sot bos otieed. Address " Metehant, ” Press o«ce.
This affords snexcsllent opportunity to any wbo want
to set into s ciive basinets. a* th* entire transaction can
only be made on a fair and jnat basis. ■- It
M DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPER
-* Y ’Wo. 031 aid 233 Worth THIRD street. 26
leer front by leer dorp. For sale hy
. SB-4t» A. P. AJ. H- MORRIS. 916AKCH Straot.
m FOR SALE—A MODERN BUILT
JH THREE STORY BRICK B WELMSG.with double
iMh-buldißss: twenty feet trout and fire feat
side-yard, immediate possesion anven. AnolvioM
PRICE,-Eo. 126 Worth TWELFTH Strs-t Career of
Ct-rry. _• ji2S-sraw-3t* -
m FOR SALE—NO. 1809 WALNUT
Straft. splendid four story Brown-stme front
DWELLING, iow yaoaat. Lot 20 by m to a street.
Can have a stable very near hv. Sfi.
JaSB-2t if 15dr North SIXTH Street.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
JESoTHBRFBOPERTF—NewFACTORS:, weU-ballt.
TWRBTI.FIUST Street, north or Bldg. arenae. Lot
mby 100 feet deep on Hobbs street to a three fret alley:
Factor, £4 feet tanar. Immedlatepcssesston.
, ja£B-Btlf MILLER, 15A WorthstXTH Street.
MFOR BALE—4 SUPERIOR-BUILT
mastic, front DW ELLTSGS. with large ahy rooms,
B. A. corner of Nineteenth and Green streets
1 doable* front (t 6 feet) do, If. W. corner Nineteenth
and Green streets.
6 neat and convenient brick Dwellings, Nineteenth
street, sooth of Green.
4 do, do- Brandywine street. ea»t of Nineteenth.
Three-story And Basement. 12# Union street.
Do, with double bsek buildings, 627 Pine street
Do, do, west side of Twentieth st., north of Cherry.
Do, do. south tide of Wallace st.» east of Rleventh.
With many others in various situations.
B F. GLBNNi
• 233 South FOURTH Street and
ia2B-lf - B. W„ cor SEYBSTBEN CH and GREEN.
£& FOB SALE—TWO HUNDRED
-e* ACRES OP LAND on Sttlwell Creek, W»st Vir
einia. via Little Kaoa wha River or Turnpike. There an
two Streams of Water running directly thr>nrh the
Land, atosg which are several Gas Sprit g*. The Bonks
are tloronghlv impregnated with Oil gev»xt Welts
are being bored by a Company and private Individuals,
some of which an nearly ready for Pumping
The Landa will be sold low, and payments easy. *
Apply to or address
_ JOHN J. KROMER,
M No. 4103 CHBSTNDT Street,
D* Philadelphia. Pa.
m FOB SALE—NO. 1609 WALNUT
jgL BTSEET’—Splendid Four-story Brown-stone front
DWELLING, now vacant: Lot, 29 bj l&5 to a street.
Price, $27,500. Can have a Stable very near by.
jaS4-tuwthg4tif MILLER. 154: North SIXTH Street
m FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE FOB
NB. other property, new FACTORY, well-built,
TWENTY-FIRST Street. north of Ridge avenue; lot
M by 100 feet deep on Hubbs etreet to a three feet alley;
Factory 64 feet square. Immediate possession.
3a34- tuwths 4tif North SI XT a St
1708 SALEt-A LABGE LOT, CORNER
of Richmond and P-um streets, Kensington, near
-Cramp’s Shipyard, 277 feet by 130 feet, with offloe and
dwelilsgtherson.
‘ ~A lot adjoining, 160 feet by 13) feet, with four small
houses (hereon
„ Large lot on the Delaware river, between Westmont
land and Ontario etreefs,so3 feet front on the rlve>*, 2,672
feet deep, having el* v»n fronts.
Alofc ottPennsylvauiaavenue. corner of Oxford a tfAet,
SOPteetfront. SCO feet de*p; a fine stone quarry with
railroad sideling into the quarry.
A lot corner, of Somerset street and Trenton avenue*
60 feet by 190 feet
A lot corner of Somerset street and Gunner's Run
Canal. 160 feet by SlSfeet.
.. A clay lot. near Nicetown. on, the Plank road, ad
joining Bowleit'sbrick yard,£oo feet front 200 feetdtep.
A let on Costello street, Germantown, 182 fees front,
536 feet deep
Will be sold very low. Terms ea*v.
Apply to J. or a.LONGTFBETH,
__ 619 WaI.NITT Street, or
JaSS-Im* 353 North BLBVJS3TH Street.
Th^EMOYAL.—ARTIFICIAL FLOW-
W<* would respectfully give notice to oar
customers that the long and well- established stand.
Fc, £9 Smth Fourth strett, ha* been removed to No.
£l4 ABCH Street, with fx.tra facilities, we
Will endeavor to deserve the patronage-so wdll be
stowed, promising that all new styles will be issued
immediately upon receipt from Etnop*
- OgfRiCH'FEATHERb Cleaned* Dyed. Dressed, and
Curled, as heretofore, !n a superior manner. *
We would respectfully ask a coatinai-oce of orders.
- 4L J VA) OSi’AN, ,
It* • No. fl 4 aßC9Mreet.
ITS AND
TOSHUA T. OWEN, ATTORNEY,
u COUEBLLOB AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR OJ
CLAIMS OflM, 351 f Stmt. MU Fourteenth St..
Washington. D. C. fa3 ; B.
CHBaPEST AND BEST PL&CS
IN T6E ciTV.tn gtt Hmi4 Srusaa. Flttlaor Finn,
Cam, la at 804 ARCH . treat. jill 2i»
.■pjTO TICE. — IN THE ORPH ANS’
COOBT OF MONTGORBRI COUNTY.—Tu the
matter of the proceedings in purtirioa upon the real
estate of GEULGE B R&IFP, iste of ihe borough of
horiistowa, in eald county, deceased;
And now, to wit: Jasuar* loth.' 1665, the report of the
three Comtnb*toß*rs appointed to make partitioo of «ai»
dewdfni's real ©state, filed lu open Court and confirmed
fit H and JSo dU. on motiooi of Jo*-ph L. AiiaooTtgh.
B*q., attorney, the grant a m»« upon william
Stiff, Jonas A. Reiff, Maurtoe Relff. budet ReifF. Hary
I-anoie, Lydia Umstead. Acgslinv Um-tead, and tfa
titoaPennypacker, and all ornsr persona tn ia*«res% to
be aid apuear at an Orphans’ Court to be held at the
■Court Boos*, in the borvngb of MO#-
DA, ihe 27ih day of February- A 0. B-&5, at U o'clock
In the forsnoon of that day ettharto aco-pt or refute to
Bccs-i't the real >etata>f the said* ueorg> 9 Reiff, ds
coastd, et the va’uatten thereof,'or to show cause, if
eny. tfaf y-or either of i hem have why the same should
iu»i be sow according to law _ « , „
- By the Court. Or NHSL FlSHnt, Clerk O. O,
Clebr’s O?FIC3. Eoreistown. Jan 33, A. D. 139 L
jagS-sSt . ■
ESTATE 6P ELIZA. L. D WfOBT, DE
-El C»AtE» —LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on t'o»
abovt hsvln* beejuraat*#! to>«to aadarHlgaed.
ail ptrad&a bavin? calspa agalnat said E«Ut« av« n
q tinted tft presett thetam** and nil paibons indebted
WILi.li*MT DWiGU* Ix«entor,
SlO Soata SU**t
4«fori6t
ATO PJOTTBIB BXOKI, IN NA.TU
I' SALKSBS Irtuno; of fxitnrtioa foitara>,
or <rntMalsc«H ft> coloring 8 K J* Kf VlKKfcj U'eoiei,
PJt*«o*r*pbß i* oil oort>r», a*Uery,<l34-ARCS Qi.
WANTS.
WANTED-A PRINCIPAL »T A
** MAIJ who la-willing to goas
nuo/aboV* Fin? sSSt “ W 1 Rpp ‘ r - yi * Ara-
WAHTEB-A.T $l5O PER MdKTH,
ft reliable OAST AEBBK la erary to wn aai conaty.
We bare a«eai* eUarlnc $lOO per month, whieh we
___ —JOWKB KBOTHBKg * CO.,
goo remrlnt atrwt. pmu**.-. <■*.
WANTED—GREAT ADVANTAGES
moßtnl t«Toon*wen of IntoUlgHwaandftila
biiltj in the Telegraphic profusion.
.ntlWnnm! be obtained Ji* applying at the T»'e
iwpfc Offloe, TBKTH mu OHBSTJSfrK lt«
WANTED A GRIST MILL TO RENT,
a few acre# of land, near railroad, or
WASTED—AN ACTIVE. UTTBLLI
■ " GES?T LA© will Ij* takes to learu tU« Dry Good*
Commission Bnslnass. So aadsrr th-s first year. Ad
cgftSiS£B&rMld6B,e - £&■&,*'
WANTED, A PARTNER. WITH: TEN
V „ THOUBA Rt> DOLLAKB CtPtTiL, in the whelf
*ftl* liquor bnalneea. 014 eatebliahid eland. Refe
wwtlmtM required. Add row “ Bo* «#»’•
J*S7-!t* -- PluladeiptiiaFoot Offlw.
WAHTED—-&Y AN ACTIVE TOUKO
J *? “*• m>*4rtphl» trid®. a
m-fsgftgeaeat in a CQiniaifßloii or JobbSag Boats as
SeJetmau. aad othervfso to assist. Can <mamaitd the
eoßsianment «f goods.
Aaar&M * * a. »*' Pres# qfft'oe.
"BITANTED—IN A LAWYER’S 1 OF-
? I0 i E ' «Jonni GENTLEMAN of Uteirltyvwlth
* U£«al education, who will give bla servicsa thcon
slderation of I»»lractloB and ample faellUteß for rtfcdy
Address Box He. 310, Post OSlce, Sa hajidwriitna o**atp
piieaat. etatin* mao Bad address, ju2s-Si*
WASTED—A YOUNG MAN WANIS
' ’ a SITUATION as Salaimaa, in some established
bnainess Has «»new ledge of iSohkseplng. Add res?
“H. 8.," tbfeofflo.. jaW-Si*
W,A NT E D—A SITUATION BY A
_• T<nt»g Kan. either as Bookicaeper, Clerk, or
CfttKflr, lit a KtrcaßiDa. Meou'aotarl&g, or Baekl&tf
HitaM Iff e competes!, practical*, aad experienced
Bookkeeper, and powocties cood btula«ssqaaiig»Uaae.
Cpaoubted refereeces liken. No objection to!e«rlai
theciiy. dditeeag “O. P. Q-.” Fregyeac». SiS^-ai*
WANTED—IN A CONVEY ANGER’S
* OMee, .aa Jatoßigeat, honest. and indratetou
BOT, sot lefla_tier* fourteen yeaie of cge. Althaea
ofltee-of The Pre.it, la handwriting of tha ap
plicant. ... • jaiief
A A AEGE AN®- COMMO
\ dloue BBBMpomihe jlret or second Beor, auita-
We for a pabllcoffiee. ami situated between Market aad
I*lo6, acd Se«md- aadmb. Apply at Hitfnr AG SH
OT, No. TH'(B® Slrr.t. jais-tr
FOR SAAR AND TO LET.
LESAi;
, Aft REASONABLE FSXOB&
JOHN B. MYERS & 00.,
AUOTIONEEBS,
sas ab» m eubhbc wiea
z*ajm3-B! HPECUJE, HALBI
1,503 MTIEE PiCSdfie
DOMESTIC GOOY>»<,
OX WBOTMIiT, RB.I, me,
At 10 o’clock, Mr. F. 2WL- KBAZOE will llhreagb
«shis semi-annual aalaof
DOMESTIG GOODS.
Embracing thmiost desir Ahlsßranda, via.:
28'OieBKI TOBK AITDXPERETT COTTOSADES.
I® « BLOB. OXFORD. BROW'S, AODOADST
KBSTUCJE& JEANS.
« '* LANCASTER AND TIVERTON MAI hi
lffl AHBEOSCOQQjjr, LEWISTON, and EATS*
CORSET JBABSB.
M ~r ‘ ATKON AND FU&NITtIBE C3SOEC.
» '* L AEGASTEIPANI>ROANOKBSINGH AMS.
IDS “ J-g ABB 4-4 WIERIaMSFILLS, JHna-
TOWN, B0?B, BLACKSTONE, RED
BASK, and other desirable mAkea,
m •■: WjIO-4, AND 11-4 BASH'D A 880. PST-
F2BELL, LIPPITr, ANBtJNIOir sheet
inGs,
B “ 4.4 rnSOOTA. MPPSB3t.i. HBW MIB
KST. LYMAN, JaMSS'BTKaV grr.ro
DTTIGHTS. WASHING ION.HfE®. SHEBP-
ISOK
M XU.ES 4-4PA*APBCO, HOW ETON,
PORTSMOUTH, PARK. LANfiAHTinr
HEAVI BROWN
40 ” BROWN'DRILLS.
45 TICKING®
86 CASES MADDER PBIBTA
200 BABBS BLUE ANIPSBOWTf BESIKS.
100 *« STRIPES.'
Mr. REAAOE desires Ur call the particular 3£&ttU<m
of the trade tc thia sale, zxoei de
sirable makes of
STAFMS COTTON GOOl>S,
and will Ins tAC’krgdit odd 4ZMs>tt^i^roK'
made id t&iesavairr.
foods em all in ordsr'aad original packaged
TEEMS CAS £L —Bills ks bo'Bstiled wftfcra fffraox '
from sale.
Will te* epee, for etk taiaatfas with catalog®**
one day previous to sale. jaSS ft '
AJ9CS£SIENI'E.
MEW CHESTNUT ST. THBATba -
*•” CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH ■"**'*-
Tgrs fSATOKOAT );4FE*E*OO».
TWENTY SIXTH fIEANbJMWLY BAtlNtt.-'
GREAT DOUBLE MATINEE BILL “•
trill commence with tho dread Bui-' -
_ , ’uEAPTT AND THS BEAST.' -
~o with thesporkiiaa ButoHa. .
YOUTH THAT BfVRR SAIT A WOMAU
sdmi.aiea to th*’ Matlaee, 3D ceata so ail nana- -
of the loose; OitUdwa, 25 cants. Door, open at
commence at 2k o elocc. »* «a. e*
A M J A® B B I®S S T.
th?ArS?g , l! E laI 1 e o r . 1 0 a r^S ,^ iU S—-
K 1 THI B rtTioNT
COUNT PBIULT.. .... ....JUSIBS BRUTUS BOOrrt
lo tonclgdewlth the Tatar Spectacle, 3 *W»m.
_ 1 paXITT and THE BffAST
_ EIBST ItIGHT OF feliHrwr.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
WALLlol^l^rf B BAKAIiC2ofth * BATSNro ra'-
. EI HS 07 THE COM MO 28. “
Msdelaio, i lfft-n rfi.l. Ti if^~
So'emdnda with the Drama *f t™** -
Wallace, the hero of Scotland.
I>oorg QpBB at? P- M. Oajrtatnr’f[B& at 7% p. HL
M^ e^aP« bw,s nbw arch-’
T 0 B WJflUiß\rf WPS^,
w..v—. ’ THE BABBLE heart. ’
SoWEeind#wVttthecehl!ror«L»'Jj”'**' P
_ , BOBhKT MAC AIRE.
Robert u. m.h.w
Jgrqn-e Strop bISST*
OONOERT HALL. - ”
BOS OHS WEEK OHLT,
teStt” 11 - J “* *»• «“* ■«*» ■* •
ABTEIfUS WARD ASTON'S THE JfOBMOKSt
From EO6 Broadway. Now York.
J. W. NILD2S ..,„„„lfuttmr ,
The public la respectfully Informed that
ARTSSIU3 WARD AMONG THE MORSTON3
is precisely tho same entertainment which has reesailw
achievedlynchjuqusJißedand briUlant snccesaMis SJ
cltiei of New Tor* and Boston, ‘“““““'‘'ssseaiauw
THE COLOSSAL PAINTINGS.
IHnstiativa of ’
KOEMON HOKES AND MORMON PEOPLE,
i.ritfbylßTEMUSWAßj; tad COttTO ™«“»Uyd..
Admisiiop 60 emits Beaerved, s.ata $L Doors o««
at7i commenceat8o'eloeb. SaturdayahanLoc/soeaK
at l: commeßcefl at 2 o’clock. '
Office open from 9 nntU 4 o’cloch. j a ~7 4t
TTANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY’S
zz; bECOND COFCBET OF VHg B*A s * J >lf 1864 Ifttc
Wmtakeplrn* on FRIDAY EVESIS®. F?b. 10 i«fat
Taß HITSWAt FORD HAM..
when Trill Iw produced BOSSIJU’S grand oomtocftion.
, . ._' . STABAT KATEB,
assisted hyih* following artists:
Jte- WozeßF, Sspraao, •
fij gfe'w "V firk
Mre. JOSEPH N 8 anmwPFF. roMnlto
Mr. OEO sraiPSOH, reaor,
■, from Pew Turk.
, '' K_ TAFf.OK. Basso,
SFWW®"' 1111 “A th.aiw.uo.
Ticket?, One Dollar.
THE great national circus,
ST-KEBT. ABOVE BIQHTR
i}-"±-i a u hbosstp*.
HS6ICI of t},e Gire)«.... ....Mr. PRASE WHITTAKER.
ora - or »od declalasF. -
*r. aid the celebrated RIVBBS EAHiET. hareS**
SOPH r wsf It tig E *e B i oKl .f. B ? »AMILt;
t: lenses’ MU Kl,lSS > tta and ameefol eqae*.
MTmtu?H<!KS I ' I g. SFm T «An»*i> bogs op prop.
-BUTCHIfIBOH. There am no* so Jew thaafliedratl
™% GR emat comltlDotioQ of the National -
rs w rt T°‘n* w,t v Sa “ E&thrS;
Entrtiioßou ’ J " H ‘ Mnrray * 186 Powell, and J. G~
BIILT BDTTOP
roTitisßinffOßTiifSAirHTAniOE't -
BBADfOBD, will be Hie aftorplac* .
ABBOZsT'** * fc * * leat pSeeß ot th * BBISANDSOr
ADitlBS?OF—First tier, K cants; second iler, SS crater
private box, *Sand*«. as to aIM and loeaHonT Per'
form&rce commences 7.®.
everT w HDNBSDkT anaSATtJK
BAY AFTgRA QOK. coaimejcliic at 2ii o'clock.
IEAT T- "
-*ATIKG( SB ATI SGI SKATING f
ELEGaISTSITATTKG OS BOTH p K RHS —POITRTPF
F OT F S v HWfWTHa
*•Tills Pars Is aelti»owledisd to tiavs so*
jftior Bcc£nnmodati«ns, superior faciiitl*?, atd tmv*.
rior jd*sbs of access to a»y In hestdestfc*
most expert Lad'* »fe&t?r« (a Pfc}l&rt«lphiK ere to iv> H**m
lere «*lfe GfA9l> MUSICAL MiTrSßg THIS CS^
iSJ^FhfsTmF I ?s?°w *Se™!L* fflveaeirorx
l&ff The Artificial Moon rises this eYoaiarat 7.30 &ad
floods the Park with its lamln An 3 rays.
gKATING BI MOONLIGHT,
THIS EVENING, AT THE
UNION PARKS.
- FOURTH ASP DIAMOND. Ur
RATIONAL SKATING PARK, ;
Vweaty first and Columbia
PBE-IMIMSTLY IHKLIMBS' PIRK.
. DOUGLABB’ BRASS BABB EVERY EVENING.
Admittane as watt, as nsnal,
GK-ATJJSG.—COTILLIONS AND
"X.TJ'ALTZ'S will b« DAWBD OB SKaTES. at tlia
MUSICAL SKATING MATINEE, THIS AFTERNOO*
stthe Pgluß SKATING PARK? wgaaorn.
JJO! PORTHE “BASTWTCKPARK,"
A>»i(oH!eiita hare hum wade with the Baltimore Bait- -
roadComrany to oonvey visitors to said Park during
the Skating Seaton “
_ The following trains will Isare the depot. Broad and
Prlme eueeta. dtdl fe foyho Park: n I°mSP. Sf '
The following train, will .top at the Park and convew
mtse-Bffrs 'o shedepot: 10 30 A M , S.So P. M , S&.
P. M. (Special Train), and-8 P M. ja%3t
TYRTJNK ON COED WATER-CLTMbI.
“A-. TNG a POLE (imadnaTy)—Fishing in Winter—
Courting and Biasing—Singing aid Dancing—Stateg
rnenand Baron, from civilian*. pri mated inutwranw-
PdlCHt LOST. Br. B. BROWS.
WILLIAMS, the humorous Lecturer and orlainal FW
choloaiet. at AdSFMBLY BUILDINGS, THtlßdDArl
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Last three nights. ISK
lively. Exhlbitlona of a mlfhlni and instructirs chare
gctar, ataittrd.'hy his audience Two hours of harm lew
mini Tick eta SO cents; aomittiog a lad y and gentla
-10.0- Open at h to 7g entertainment at * to a.
jaZP‘« : .
ITASSIER’B
_ TOCHBSTKA AND MILITARY BAND,
Office. No, 31* South BlGESTTHetreel. ja» lnj*^
CIGNOB BLITZ. WILL SHORTLY
hJ CLOSE, ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
Great demonstrations in NECROMANCY: SPIRITUAL.
ISM JLIUBTRATKD, and the WONDERS OF VRflp
TBILOQUIBM INTHOIIfICRt
Grand Entertainment syerv E VRN7N CJ, com IB “I;cinar.
at 7H o’clock, and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY*
AFTERNOONS, at & Comprising the mysteries of th*_
Put end Present Age.
Admission, *5 osnU. Children. M cents. Reserved..
seats, 60 cents Ja»
A SSEMBLYjSUILDING.
A MjnNEB MUSICALS
By the Philadelphia CLASSICAL. QUINTETTE CLUR.
BYBKY WEDNESDAY? at 3 P. M
Tickets at the Boor, Fifty CentsnocK deSl-amtnwtf.
fJBBMAim OROHJ« BTRA.—PUBLIC*
swrr aMTUIIDAY, at SK o elogr
P. M-, at BUMCAJi FUNIVHAEL. Single Ticket.. Si
costs Sin Michels. Ms to on had at Gnnld’s, Andre’s,
end Meyer s Marie Storsii. and at the Hail. noS tf
TTHB ACADEMY OP FINS ARTS.
A CHESTNUT Street above Tenth l. OPEN DA £8
jar visitors. 'ram ft A tceP s jag.
PBRBUNAJU
PATENTS P-KOOUR*D —HNTTBI^.
■*- Mates axi European. ItWABO
K WAfjfnj* qtroefc
BOAttblNU.
WANTBD—BOA RMNG IN a PR*.
vata family, for a genttanan and wife. Boa
euttal ie awn moastionsa liberal prion will be. paid.
Address "M.C. A,"
Ja2A3l» -y-C, This OSes,
PHOTOGRADB ALBUMS-THihSYs
*- who dstlre him vilified at’ B F. BSIMEEV.a
floo M OrtJDVMK of fiSdttt BtylAf tA »qU a}!(ao«m(«D
pyic»a 084 k <*treet. . IJ*
NOTICE 70 OIL Ci-WPANIKS.—AIR
1 rrvtßsnd DRlLtlaO TGuLdcao to had at IRON
fhKNcYLFASIA Avenue (law iVliioar nlrecrii Gail. ,
wnd txsnilne thi to . . ' ra33-6t*
DEPARTMENT FOB GUSTOHC WORff
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