NOTICES.
STATES i 1111.9110171
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tip to Fvbeciliry 2, 18.35:
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incl... 1 box.
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hrtpt Church, 1 box.
id packages, aektoarledged elsewhere
riptiriars
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No. 7u BeNS Benet
allict4M BY
MES B. MURDOCH. Req.
...00UTION IST AND TRU .
112 PATRIOT,
;limp, is so well know , in every good
eapecially in babairorionr noble mot •
ssnted to give Iwo marl Readings at
LL, on WEDIVRiDAY and TRUWSDAY
abruaty Bth and fah, for the Anent of a
Artle.l)l,9 cum.
Lle et AXTON'F (late sfertientet_ d
& EVANS', 724 Caen( t
'tt. Seventh and Manual streets, a it
the strolling. .Mgrailimss oats be ob ,
tlck.ts
hate at 8 o'clock; Doors open at 7.,
WEDNESDAY, 11th.
km hecond Samuel. (And. it was told
in King moarntth for Absalom. )—sol7
jsalom. A Poem.—N. I'. Willis.
mm the Tragedy of Ideobeth. (Aot2d.)
Niue Doxima —Sbaispeare.
of the Pugs (Abe Plow, the Anchor. and
—Anon.
.
Balled —Scott.
Now 0110111IP. Desartntion of the fight be
tot's fleet and the rebel forte).—George H.
An Invocation to ratriotlem.T. Blob*.
og Party. (A humor:ll(A sketch, contain
llor's !Wars on '•W*al. Pies," and elr.
33Lpetionte of %hotfoots or Cola Pouch.—
.FOR SECOND RRA.DING, THURS.
DAY 9th.
from the lieripturee.—Job, Chapter 88th
Philosophical Reflections. On Life, Death.
—Mak epearn
from the Play of the Merchant of Venice.
• • 2 he round of Ptah.. '—Shakspee.re.
Wine. —Lonafelie
,ten in Armor. —l. gfellow. •
.tie of St. John Dellleths, (Or the Legend of
le white the Rini Mad for the lira time
phis — f U. Whatier
s. —Francis Deßass Starlet.
# Bide. Bead for the first.time in Philadel•
tuchanan Bead.
t Brines's. The charge of the Six Hundred
AFR.—T001:111021.
a of Bordell vs. Pickwick (with the grand Ho;
o lug of Sergeant Buz Fur for the plaintiff.
feB
RUMMEL WARD 110IINTY FII
k melding of the cltixtne of the Itishth Ward
Thursday, Feornary 2 1855. Mr,Oints. L.
na called to the chair, and Chas./W. Smith
Jecretary.
rated that the newepapers , vdmistaken in
the quota of the Ward to, Iled, and that
r two hundred men to b.'
swing persona were Php Anted Precinct Com•
organize their Precincts into Block Com
m* pulpote otraisto funds. viz..•
tore —Wni.littotherhead, Owen • Petted, E.
W. Smith.
,toot—W, W. Davie John ffi. Wolf, Jaime
adorn. Eicher! Park.
Johoron.
&tact Win Hearn Pattelt.
not—Rot repreeitit Id,
Ipot—ilot.represenwd.
Coleeberry was elected Treasnrer.
man was. reenested to .oall the next pablie
MONDAY SIMMS Ci next. Peb. 6th. at
at.Horthinitora. Sonthweet corner of
ad WALNUT Streets.
Committees are requested to report at that
the extolled citizen's of the Precincts no: re
ar. urgr d to attend anit organize
CH sis. L. DESALIQUE, Chairman,
W. SMITH. Sec' r. fet.2t '
TWANTY.SECOND WARD,
AVOID Tin DRAFT.
Sag of the Citizens cf the TWENTY. SECOND
id February I. 1885, at Lsngstroth'e Hail,
n, it was resolved to oven a subscription
ben a sufficient amount has been smbecribed
tee will pest.
A WARD BOUNTY,
lone will be received at the following places :
A SKEWS Store. Main street, below Kitten
in ri InrICKB eUlt Post Office: WILLIAM
3 Store, Main emd Coult.r street.; at Lang
. from 7to 9 Pg., and by the Committees
the precincts.
be art Adlencroti meeting of the citizens of
at I.ANOSTROTR RATA, 9n SAM/RD/LT
February 4, st 75f P. K. The pieta of the
r 11r. Immediate action is required of the
mine must be raised, and men moot be ob•
ke draft will insvitsele team niece.
Z. M Secretary.
TT Ear TIO N I I—FIFTEENTH
U):!—brand Noes Meeting of Citizens. at
Chanel, EWA I *MINH and BRANDY
is. )10151DAI VENOM NEXT, 7.tio'cloet.
Is short In which to fill the quota of the
lEstart -action on the part of every citizen
oppretlyely demanded. Clams with yoar
Inlineros; help msureelves or no one Will
Large as tee gaols appoint to be.. it may
hands are at - wmk, bat 11111024-1/101e !Mo
lested we will fail.
_ _
aiheiii Or sKiiirupwarde. will Teethe a
Oatilling the subleriber to a pro•rata division
Oa bat d, in sate of being drafted.
,:ntivi Committee meet tiaturday. Tuesday.
idFly Eyealpg4 it the School-house corner of
ITII and COATE. Street. to receive sabscrip
mar reports from collectors.
080. W. SMITH,
Chairman of Executive Committee.
l ' araelK '}Secretaries.
EMMA. leS-St
OFFICE SHADY GROVE OIL
10MYANY,
48 South TEIIRD 'Street.
it of the Stockholders of the SHADY GROVE
ANY will be held on SATURDAY, 4th hot..
at the office of the Company
C. C. ERODES, Treasurer.
OMB FOR AGED AND INFIRM
PERSONS, 340 SOCITR FRO ST
arable this !us Itntton to be opened with .—
tattona
are eollelted of furniture, carpets,
owletone, al 0. .
oonttibutlens are roarttcniarlyreqeeeted,
,nt to tbe treasurer, R it ESL E. S I PLB Y.
:BT Street, or any of the M.nagere. fe.4.2t.
'Flag GIRARD REINING CON.
leo. 321 waLour street.
P ILADELCHIA. February 3d, 1888
BERSBY WOK'', That all STOOK of
I MINIM) COMPANY on which instal-
Jae and unpaid have been declared tor.
will be sold at 'Public &notion on BATOR
fourth day of March, 1855. at 12 o'clock,
ze Ofilee of the Secretary of the Corporation
to the Charter and By-Lawe, unless re.
or before that day
By order of the Directors.
B. X. 'HOOPES,
Secretary and Trammed..
OFFICE SIBEILIDAN OIL C
'AN f OF Cana! Italy, 45 South THIRD
t meeting of ths Sioelthoidere of the Sheridan
tray of Cherry Run will be Imeid on SATOR
inst. at 11 o'clock, at the office of the Coln.
tte5459 0 C. RHODES. Tresserer.
Twszrin WARD.-THE
301131310 CIPININFFTIM meet st F. to L. Sad-
When' Military Hall, THIRD Street, below
• row Gay. and pay the MORIST HASH
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eats
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i• lner•l Charles II Ifaison,
3 Hsi], °Burgs Blitz,
Engel',
ti Dlshnreing Commtttas,
. .._.
NINTH WARD—DRAFT ON NO
DRAFT T—The Preoiect Flamm Committees,
Ir:tweeted in the coming DRAFT, are speotally
ed to use their neat efforts to procuring' subseriP•
od are positively required to report the earns at
otter of the WARD BOUNTY 00319111111 E,
!ROWIi•EITBEET ht HOOL H 017019. ha Ithrtia-
VVENINO, the 9th inst., at 7 o'clock, as the
Committee have determtned to be guided In
aura action by the amount thee setr , Cethett
tad If the subacriptions will not be sufficient.
heir labors, and let the Ward be drafted. It
Alt the people of the Ward to decide
—The Committee 'leo whit to know if there are9o
'eons in the Wad who are patriotic enonvh to
use of one thouttano dollars each, for fifteen or
lays, to pay City B naty, which. amount theY
I b
va eak either in cash or city warrants wi!h.
to of the Committee and people of the Ward.
tons, if any, will plows, report to the Commit
%sudsy Evening.
Chairman, aid CHAS. WELDING.
'buttoner. WM H Beltdßi.
&Tottery andlieorulting Avant. JOBS HAGAN.
NIXWEER TRY WARD.—THE CIFI•
of the Ward are mentetfully invited to at.
forting at the Jaftersan ',shoo!. Roar. Prim
the Poplar. on SATURDAY BVIIRINtr. Feb.
the purpose of organising • committee to solicit
Mons to obtain recruit, tor the Ward, to avoid
egneoces of a DRaY e. The time la short, and
romptly and liberally /expended to try the cili
ation cars bd taken in t h e matter. Hy repaid of
T. DICKSON, I DANIEL WITIEAIis
13 Jonas, YNILIP B. Lim*. far!
°trios ALLEGHENY RAILROAD
AND COAL COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 19. 1865.
`frfITAL MEETING of tea a rOCKIFiLIiEN4 of
SOHENY ktaILBOAD aad COAL COMPANY
Ild on Kniq DAY, eth dne of vabrtiary,lN3s. at
to. 3 FORRIinT Ps. as. 12183( Smith rocutra
iladelphla. An eleeticn Air President and
'ill be held it the same time and place.
FRED'S. B. BUBBBL,L, Hearken,.
;ISDITMAL" In lOU MOHOOL.—
e jimmies:km of Aoollaante for Jorimfgelott
carat High School will begin on MOADalf,
1;11, at 9 A.M.
es mast be at least thirteen years of age,
of Philadelphia, and they mint have been
ihe Public bohoola of the oily for at heat one
of saiuntnation tv 11 be as f211,w.5:.
firtiii=iiiirloWof bra CLiteifittates.
7th—Dettaltioos and Parsing.
AT. Sth—Constltation of the United States
T , 911—Orthoprapby and Neasnration.
Ith —Arithmetic
BICHOLLS H. Id hock:nay. Pethcipsi.
5E— BLUE vet iicif OLLCOM.
—Stookboldere of the above Company
notified that the
811CRIITARY'8 ERPORT
dy for dlatributioo, at the 01109 of the Cont-
WALNUT Street
B. B. ALBOP. Seeretarr.
I NOTICE —OFFICE O THE COIF
MITTCAL COAL CO F MPA nY. No. s„ti
713 Bt' ee:.
treetors ane"- - that all the ?teak of
of iiiiedors announce L../ all the
/y bag pow been disposed of, and the nub
lok is closed from this date, and they deem
/it to DIOTIPT their fellow , iiiiiens that the
the Company upon which Coal has been &l
ulled will not be attic' so to any fnitt er (Joel
until after the 21st day o! gents mber nett
,ck Is worth from $3 to Si per share less than
which Coal bee not been supplied. It - wonid
r those negotiating for Stook to inquire at this
tgard to its eonditton in this respect. Any in
desired will be obeerfaily given by the ofil-
CornPas7.
JAMES LYND, President.
:utile., Feb. I. 18t6 te2-St
THE QVICIISIEVER REINEIVIE
- 41PAIIE, Ito. 21NAtidefl Street,
New Yoks, Febraarf 1, 1865.
, nil Westin/ of the Stook b alders will b, held
I rinklitTAf. ROTC., la t he city of ?Misc.!.
/EDEEBDAY, Febrattry 22d, at one o'clock
int Election of DIRECTORS/ will be held at
iece,on the tame dv, between the honrs of
F. BC
afar Books will be 6108 , 4 on /4A 1 '1111D&Y,
th, and reopened on MONDAY ffebrit sty
J. B. RAWPOL.
Secretary.
MifeECTOWS OFFICE., 111111 THO
Mid INTICReAL orIiVSNUg, •YoUNTEI
t'BNNSYLVAN lA, 421 C Sad raarr Street.
.nd Mechanic/1' Bank Soildlog,
PitlitarteLrafA. Yebnisfi . tme•
is hardly given.. the , hsving rece ived from
the °Metal liste of es.esetnent of the SPA
-OEII TAX for this dlt.tfict, thetdasies have
sod payable and will be waisted at this
the 13th last After th.t dale Tl 3 EBEL
filth coats of collection, will be added to all
ping unpaid. t Bolsi Douce wilt be served
ins whote name ,
_pear on gsl Col simt.
JOHN M. AlLBY id . lector.
TOI'ICE.-4111111 ANNUAL MEET.
I of the Stockholders of the UNION ST BAY
'ANY will be held on TintiDlll, Yebrnery
• o'clock P. Pd et the °Mos . No. 14 eorth
Avenue, when an election wilt take place
wa, to serve_for the ensuing o
WK. W HARKNESS, S e cretary.
!FP= OF THE [MACHDIA
;D COAL AND LEON OoMPANY. aosg
treat, Phtladalphia.
1.1 Meeting of the Iltvektolders,of this Conn•
b held at this 0Mo• on KO.IDA.Y. tee 13th
tars', between the boors of 10 aid &o'clock,
re an
rear sacs will take place- n falreoton
Ins ON, •
r SOT.
NOTICES.
t;ige- NOTIVX.
• SPECIAL HEFTING OP THE EITOCHHOLDERE
iStVCILINTOOKVILLII
PNTBOLNIJM COMPANY
will be held at the
OFFICE OF TEE 00111"PABT, Ao. 411 WALNUT 81..
ON THURSDAY. nary 111. 1885.
At 12 o'clock X, to
CONFIRM A Sill
Of a portion of their Lead, made by the Board of Dl•
rectors .Taxmary ZS, 1855.
Br order of the Board.
CHAS L. *DOUGLAS%
•
1126-tfle Secretary pro. tem.
OFFICE OF THEE CITY BOUNTY
FUND COMMISSION:, 0031110 ff WEALTH
BUILDING, 613 OHESTNOT Street
PRILADELPHIA, Feb. 2. 1985.
Attention Is called to the fact that, according to (mew
information received at WI offic4, the Qantas &Warne!.
to the wards of the city, include the credits, up to the
slot of December.
Statemente bare been published which may lead the
community to believe that the quotas as assigned are to
be diminished by the rumbas above the last call; this is
not the case.
Claims for credit have been presented, and are now
and. r consideration of tho.proper officers, with every
prospect of a euccexafal tune.
The Words mast. however, be prepared to !awly
nearly the whole number aselgreid to them by their re•
%votive Prevost Marshals.
By order of the 001111111#41011.
fes St JOHN BL Ant, Secretary.
Fr. OFFICE. PEMPIWYLVANIA. MAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,
PRILA.DSUITIAL, February 1.
NOTICE TO STOOKHOLDBRS —The Annual !Woot
ton of the Stockholders of this Company will be held OM
TI:IIESDAT, the 21.41 day or Feb, navy. 1855, at IC o'clock
,11. at the SASSO Id- STREET HAIL
Tffill'Annual Election for Directors will he held on
MONDAY. the 6th day of 'March, 1805, at the office of
the,pany. No. 438 South THIRD Street
EDMUND snag, Secretary.
gar', OFFICE OF Tam FAIRMOUNT
itS8110102:11 RAILWAY COMPAMY, CAL
LOWHI Street, belonkrOire Bridge,
PHILADELPHIA- Jan. 81, 1865.
MOTIOB IB 11FAKBY olvmer to the Stockholders of
the Fairmount Passenger Railway Company that a
me ding of the Stockholders wilt be held at Ronut No 20
PHILAMBLPSIA BXCIIANGS, on W2DrISSD AY,
Fetal 1866. at 12 o' dock M..rto take into con
al deratl n the agreement made on this day between the
Directo and /Renegue of the Ileetonville, Mantua, and
Fairmonnt Passenger Reiirond Company and the. Di
rectors's/id Managers of the Fairmouot Passenger Belt
way Company, for the merger and ooneolidation of Ord
corporate rights. powers, privileges franobiees, And
proper* of the Fairmount Passengerßailway ()owe
ny into and with the ileet , nville. Mantas. and Fair
ntount/Ptu3senger Railroad Company, and. to rote for
the adoption or Y ejection of the same
lel 4 81t 18 14 16.5 t JOHN B. BAUM. President.
giTO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE MISTONTILLE, MANTRA AND FAlR
clAll4BlfaillargtilfitaLt?, tors of
above Company_thet a meeting Of the StetikhOideVii
VII he held at the Office of C. if Darman. Esq rio
WALNUTlitreet, Philadelphis,rn WRONNSDAY.
.e 16th of February. at 1 o'clock P. M to take into
cent ideration the agreemer t made this day bal fifes a the
Directors and Managers of the Foirmonnt 'Passeaaar
Railway Company and. the Diremors and Managers of
lite Restonrille, Mantua, and Fairmount Massager
Railroad Company, for merger and consolidation of the
corporate rights. powers, privileges, franohime. and
property of the Fairmount Passenger Railway Compa
ny into and with the ilesionvllle. Mantua. and
Fatr
mount Passenger Railroad Company, and to vote for the
adoption or rejection of the same.
0 R DURO &N. President
PHILADITLFRIA, Jan. 91.186 e. fel-4 9 11 19 16 fit
Mr'Am NTION 1701.1UNTEERS I
HIGHEST 'BOUNTY!
YOIIRTEENTE WARD.
The Recruiting Committee are now prepared to Pay
CASH the Lai3OEST BOUNTIES to all r ecruit s ac
credited to this ward
They will Mt at the Southeast corner of THIRTEENTH
and GREED Streets EVERY DAY from I to 4 o'clock,
where all information will be cheerfully given.
Avoid tlhe brokers, come to ns and receive FULL
BOUNTIES in CASH.
BOUNTIES.
—....
For one year .—.
6616 00
For two years 676 00
For three years - • 8216 00
FOE TWO YEAR VETERANS JOIRIEW HANCOCE.'6
- CORPS.
For one year ............. ........, ... . ..... .........ssps Os
For twos ears 975 00
For three years.... ...... ..... •.... 2,12d CO
Dr. J. PISC . EICEOD, /
- " it H.h TSI II
J. W. T ACKAA. Committee.
- ra - -'
ja24.12t FRED'A. A. VAN CLEVE, _
OFFICE OF TILE CUM BOUNTY.
FUND Colleil 9610 N, COMHONWE ILTH
BUILDING, 1311 CHESTNUT Street,
PHILADIMPIML. Jan 2j. 1865. -
• Notice is hereby given that the Commission for the
payment of the City Bounty are now prepares to receive
and adjust the claims of all new recruits under the prO•
visions of Ordinance of January 28, E 165.
Volunteers for une Year will recofVe a Warrant for
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Volunteers for Two Years will receive a Warrant for
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLIARS.
Volunteers for Three Years will receive a Warrant for
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Enrolled citizens who shall place in the service of the
United States a Substitute for not lees than Three Years,
in advance of a draft, and who shall thereupon be cre
dited upon the quota of the city of Philadelphia, will
receive a warrant for
THEE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
By order bf the Commission.
ja2E. if Jona BLAIP., Secretary,
jar OFFICE WESTERN PEEINSELVALs
NIA RAILROAD. COMPANY,.
PHILADELPHIA. J HIIIIF/TY 28, 3866.
- NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. —An Adjourned An•
noel Meetincef the Stockholders of the Coronas 7 will
be held on TUESDAY. the seventh day of February,
INS, at 12 o'clock M., at No. 235 South THIRD Street.
Philadelphia.
Anneal Election for President and Directors will be
held IMMO day and place. JOSEPH LESLEY,
ja.9B-et - Secretary.
OFFICE OIL CREEK AND LUDO.
WAY EALLUOAD comeasT.
PHILADELPHIA, Jitu, 28. 18Ni.
•
NOTJOB TO STOOKBOL VERS. —an adjourned an
nual meeting of the Stookholdeis of this Company will
be h eld on TUESDAY, the 7th day of febrnery, 180, at
1 o cloak P. 11 at No. 23S South THIRD Street.Phida
&aphis.
Annual election for President and Directors
held same day and place. JOSEPH LESLEY,
ift2B fit Secrotartr.
Igr OFFICE SIF THE UNION CANAL,
COMPANY.
Por.ar.sra.ars, January 17, 180.
The Annual Meeting of the STOCK and BOND.
BOLDNRS of the Union Canal Company, and election
for Officers and Malmo re to serve for the enacting year.
'will be held at—the office of the Company, No. SiffiS
WALNUT Street. on TUESDAY, the 7th day of Fano,
Tnext. at M. o'clock A M.
he Transfer Books will be closed on the 28th instant.
falg tfe7 OSCAR THOMPSON. Secretary.
rags 7. • OFFICE OF THE FO.LTON COAL
COMPANY. PHILADBLPOII, JUL 2 7 • 1866.
Tne Axonal lifeetiag of the Stockholders will bo held
at the Office of the Company. 407 LlBRelti" Street,
on MONDAY, February 6th, proximo. at halt past
o'clock P. M., at which time an Bleetlsn for Offlcere
serve the ensuing year will also take place.
ja2S-tfeB P. C. 1101J.IS. Secretary.
NOTICE—SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
Mals7:oftg NA T IONAL ORBSR
OIL
coaYBherel tehtt
FIOATIIIi are ready for delivery. and will be exehduged
for the iortalmer t reeripts. at the office of the Oomdany,
No. 248 North FRONT Street.
fel-Bt WM. J. MALCOLM, Secretary.
ligr" NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEET.
DO of the Stockholders of the 00EAN STEAK
NAVIGATION COMPANY. for the election of Five Di
hectors. and the transaction of other business, wi be
eld at No. 126 North DELAWARE Avenue (second
door), on TUESDAY, the 7th of Febrctu7 next, at half.
past twelve e'elook P. M.
WILLIAM DENNIS.
ja24-12t . Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEET.
No of theStoatholders ottbe PHILADELPHIA
AND SAVANNAH hTSAId NAVIGATION COMPANY
for the election of floe Managers and the transaction of
other butdness will be held at No. 126 North DELA.
WARE Avenue (tecond floor). on TUESDAY, Ahe 7th of
February next, at /2 o'clock noon.
WILLIAM DSNNIS, •
Secretary and Treasurer.
KirINSURANCE CONEPANT OF THE
STA'PE OF PRININBYLV.ANIA.
JANUARY M.
The Annual Moeller of the Stockholders will be held
at the Company's office, on MOADAY, February 6,
1665 at i o'clock P. M.
WILLIAM IlaltPßP., Secretary.
DIVIDENDS.
SW' OFFICE OF ATLAS OIL COMMA.-
NI, 5246 WALNUT Street, Room El,
PHSLLDBLPBIa. Jae. 31, 1266.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. —The Board of Directors have
lista day declared their third monthly dividend of ORS
AND A HALF PBR CENT. (I}4) out of the net earnings
of the Company for the•month of January, payable on
and after the 10th lost. Transfer &lake close oaths 4th
inst.; at 3 P. M. ; orlon on the ll h inst., rt 9 P.
fel-a l P. W. WiLTBANN, Secretary,
OFFICE WET PHILADELPHIA
reseviatot RAILWAY COMPANY, North
west corner of FORTY - FIRST and HAVBII2OIID
PIMADELPITIA, Jan. 10. 1986.
The Board of Directors have tats day declared a divi
dend of FMB PEN 0112 IT. on the Capital t•tock of the
Company, to Slat nit., clear of all taxes, Payable on
and after the 20th inst.
MEN&I=EZE=I
fa72-thata-]2t' WM. MARTIN', IL, Treinrer.
PHILADELPHIA AND BEADI SIG
RAILROAD COMPANY. Office No. 227 South
FOURTH Street.
I"HTLADILTRIA, November 90, 1864.
DM - VEND NOTICE. —The transfer books of this
Cutoponv will be closed on TNIIRSDAY, D>cemberls ,
arid reo opened TuighDAY. January 10. 1966.
A Dividend of Fink= ran enstr on the common
and preferred stook, clear of National and oust,, ‘emoa.
has been declared, payable in common stook on the
31st December next, on all stocks standing on the books
of the Company. at the doss of business on ttfeibth
prem.
Stockholders 'whose names are registered on the New
York hooks wilt be paid at the Farmers' Loan and
Trost Company. S. BRADFORD,
del•tf Treasurer.
BimwrAny.
ATTENTION, VETERANS !-FOR
REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS FOR THREE'
EARS. 1.160 DOLLARS; PIK TWO YEAR,'
MAN. 900 DOLLARS; FOR ORB YEAR MEN, 700
DOLLARS.
To serve the abovernentiosad time in the
FIRST ARMY CORPS,
Major Gen. HANCGOK, commanding,
4SHINOTON. D. O.
RECRUITING BRADQUARTERS,
106 South SIXTH Street.
In view of the approtching Draft,_ the ettbaoriber de•
sires to procure a Reptasentattve Recruit. Being an
enrolled citizen of the Second Coagreesional District, the
above liberal beauty-will be paid In cash ou the recruit
being mustered into service. Ba.idet the benefit of Go-
T en went Pay. State aid city relief , the recruit wi I be
presented with a Ifeurs's patent rifle (which Ares six
teen *beta per minute) when entering the service.
whirl. he will ?stain as his own property at the stroke-
Goe of the same. The First Army Corps will be Located
at Washineton permanently. Free transportation will
be fernished hence to that point, and the recruit will be
credited to the district in which he resides. Application
,must be made in person at Berry's Marquee, 106 South
Huth street, Witt. discharge from the United Stets& ser
vice, certificate of physical *hint, at the present time
from come respectable phyrtclau, and the names will be
Sample of
rifle will
book prepared each applicant,
purpose.
Sample of the rifle be shown to each applicant, and
(nil Infonestion given.
Applications will be received from veterans until
February 6. 1666. at which time a selection wilt be
made from theft) enrolled. The reminds'. will be as.
eepted as volunteers. and will receive limo in cash when
muttered tato service, with benefit of rievernmeat gay.
State and city relief for their families. No loafers.
bounty-jumper,, or sub, tunic brokers used apply. Ap
pike lion will be received at this casein writing. Any
respectable citizen who wishes to furnish a Repreaenta
tire Recruit on the same terms. address
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Chief of Detective Polies
Mayor's Office, Philadelphia.
/ 3 / 1 11APICLPHIA. February 1. 1666 gel-St
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO FILL
THE QUOTAS OF THEIR TOWNSHIPS. TAKE
NOTICS.—TbIe le the only office In Philadelphia that
can master men to the city and hare it em credited to
env ps't of the State. Principal's sopplied with SUB•
EtTITLTBS. Runners liberally dealt with.
B F. LEVY,
fel. . 403 LIBRARY Street. seeend etnry.
pEFINED COAL OIL.—"ARDEBRO"
aid Luoetco" brash, fArratatitar. for rate by
lOW 11 110 WOW.
16 South DSLLWasit Arran&
TNGRAN'S FRESH-IMPORTED TEAS
-A-
and coki KZ reduced to Gold prices. 43 Booth
E3CO3D fittest.
CARTES PE VIBITE--EXQUISITIC
etnlee. plain and tint abort, and
the taste of all
at
-
ebe , ere Oo ealy. day.' and bonnie thmst, at S.
P. RlillitSß'S. 0.291- *BCH Street.
REIMER'S C L E D l'ElOTO-
Gßapas —Widely kuowp sad appreciated for their
%v.:mamas accuracy of llkeuee■ and Nrden., colwictoi.
made for the moderate charge of $1 60. S&CO SD Sweat,
above Green.
'WILLOW SLEIGH BODIES.—A. FE W
T more leltt at kat Mr' p ri l i e° ry i
Also, 100 trots NNW
oir ekr ßt u rori on :to.
440 157 add 169 North THIRD Stivitt.
THE PRESS.
coNrAkrintEs
SVIIINIAO SP/AIRGI
ArGYSTA :WELL OIL COMPANY,
CAPITAL STOCK 6500.000.
100,000 BEKILIVEISEL
SUBSCRIPTION PRIOR 115,30 PER SHARE.
6C,000 SHARES FOB SATAN.
CAS/1 WORKING CAPITAL 317,600
In addition to the above working capital. the Com ,
pany have now on the ground, in good working order,
en engine and - other machinery , boring tea. ate.. and
another large ensine. baler, and neasseary fixtures,
with boring tools complete, nearly ready for shipment,
Rockboldere will be couvened at the Girard Rouse.
Fbiladelpbta t by notice from the underalgoed, as soon
an the roquleile member of shares are eabscribsd, for
the purpose of organising •
The property of this Corinne:via situate on Little Ka
'unwise river. Wirt county, West Virginia. in the im
me Wale vicinity of the valuable and well known
BURNING SPRING TRACT, so celebrated for Its meat
moth oh well, and on Raccoon Creek, a branch of Tio
nesta Creek, in Venango and Clarion counties, Pe , ,'"and
consist! of—
Firet. The nineteen- twentieths of the working In
terest of the Augusta Wells, situate on the well known
Schteffe/th property, oft rattle Kanawha river. immedi
ately apposite the Camden"' and ," Rathbotte "
Weite,Alie breadth of the river (here not mote than 260
feel wide) only intervening. This is a lease (having
Fir:tee n years to nit) of about four acres, with 6.0 fees
front on Kanawha river: Oas well is new producing.
with.very imperfect tubing, about fifteen barrels of oil .
per day, and it to confidently believed that by Insert.
Ina new tubing the yield of this well would be doubled,
andhat it would then become a flowing well, there
being a Conetent and strong emission of gee from the
well. Another well is now ready for tubing, and there
is room for four other wells, Rol alty one-fourth she ,
oil in tank. . -
Second is the "Robert Varm,", of 11l acres, held in
fee simple, sad situate on Little Kanawha river. about
one and three quarter miles from the femme " Le Iva,
Jyri " and ether great wells. It hat a river frontage of
• about belt a mile: about one and one-quarter mite on
Reck Sun, and one-quarter mile on lispar Two Ran.
There is on this property a well already bored 135 fees,
I.lllwhicb, at the time worked ceased, in 1831, there Was
an excellent show of oil. Its le cation is such auto pro
tect it from any Interference from sinking webs on ad
buten` proverbs,. This tract was exemined .by 8. C.
Thome, Req., geologist, of Philadelphia, who gave it
as his opinion that oil would be. found here in large
q eenit tite,e and
l of
l t e h b e ast byl
propye otne s
i wh Wo heasst
Vibe/ is the "Dye Term." of 100 acre& bald in fee
siniple, situate on ,Little Kanewhe river, adjoining she
kebieffelln Farm before mentioned This property has
abort (Montle of river front, and is most eligibly situ
ated for boring Purroeses, and being but'a few rode from
producing Interests, is 'believed to offer inducements
very rarely met wish. There Is room on thin tract for
a very large number of wells.
Fourth Is 210 acres,, held in fee simple. Mtn's% on .
Eaccoon Creek. a branehof Tionesta Creek. In Venango
and Clarion counties, Pennsylvania, and promises Well
for developments. -
In offering this property to the pnblio, the Company
feel every assurance in stating that It la an opportenity
for k profitable inveetment very sellom afforded- Ther
already have a paying well, and the stockholders are
therefore certain to receive an immediate and handsome
return for their investment Tire other properties being
ell held in fee simple, and being free from lessee Mani
encumbranceeorhatairever. give the stockholders the
entire procesds of the land When developed.
Nape cf the property can be risen, andfurtherpartilu
lone g iven, on application to the undersigned, who are
euthorized to receive subscriptions.
WALTON da POST.
No. 25 South Third Street,
E" IME
LIP) DE I . r ) WI Di PI
PETROLEUM COMPANY
WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL ~•.$500,000
50,000 SHARES PAR VALUE, (00
RESERVED WORKING FUND 425,000
SIX Tao/MANN (6,000) SHARES OP .THE WORK
/NG FUND OFFERED FOR SALE AT $E
pgil SNARE, SUBSSOT TO NO
FUTURE ASSESSMENT.
• PRESIDSII3,
CHENEY, KILBURN.
TREASURER,
JOEL H. GATES.
SEOR&TABY,
ROBERT U. SEVERSON.
DIRECTORS
CHEISIBY Knanntx. No 619 Market street,. Phila
PRENTICH P. ousrm. 2.37 Secondet., Phila.
HORACE M. SMITH, 812 Market street.
MARCUS A. DAVIS, 224 8. Second street, PhDs.
ENOCII. S. 'PARSON, 222 Dock street, Phila.
ALFEBD ItMilan, 10 north Fill street, PMla,
This Company own. in fee ottani., 741 *mt at valua
ble OIL kentll to Mollollgalts county. West Virginia,
lying on both sides of Decker's Creek, within four
miles of its confluence with the Monongahela river, at
Morgantown, and contiguous to the celebrated 011 Ho
idens of Greene and Payette comities. Pennsylvania.
The Loring surface on the land to ample,
being nearly
Is mile in extent, and-an:tract contains aninexitausiible
quantity of bituminous coal, which crops oat on the
surface. besides being covered with a growth of tine
white oak timber. 011 in paying gasoline* le (mad in
this region at a depth varying from 180 to 260 feet, the
oil. besides being heavier, commanding a mush batter
price thaw that found fatther north. The Company
has been formed by well• known practical business man
of this city. with the intention to
DIsVELOF THE PROPERTY AT ONCE!
The incorporatas ars required to retain their respec
tive Interests in the Company until the developments
are made to the fall esilelootios of the emekholders, and
the public are saluted that all the affairs of the Com
pany will be conducted in - the moat energetic, straight
forward, and business-like manner.
7he proceeds of the 6,000 shares which ft is'Propoged
to sell (a‘ large proportion of which has already been
taken) can only be applied to working the land and pay
ing the legitimate expenses of the Company. -
For further particulars, call on any of the Directors
and get a krosrectlis.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR STOCK
received at the office of the Compacy;tocated .tempo.
re:lly at
No. 019 DIAKHET STRAIT, for stele
WBIIIIMING SPRING AND GOOSE
ORANIC OIL COMPANY. .
OP WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, 1613.5 000. 31 PER SHARE, FULL PAID.
WORKING CAPITAL. 323,000.
WM. P. DitAN,Presidant.
CHARLES. SLARISTON, Secretary.
DIRZCTORB. •
W. F Dean. Frederick Leibrandt,
IWm. H.
Lewis licS hermel, Charles Blakiston
Office of the Company. No. 311 WALNUT Street,
beck building, Arai Sort . Philadelphia.
a
The Betatea this Company are advantageously
situated in the very choicest 011 Territory of West Vir
ginia, atjnining and surrounded by many of the Gels
loured 01. i Webs inthe Burning Spring and Great Kana
wha 011 District or West Virginia, giving asstrmscre
that there must be a very satisfactory yield of oil when
the property of this Company ia folly developed.
'They comprise—
lat. A' tract of land containing 101 acres, in Wood
county, West Virginia. on the left fork or Walker's
Creek, three-fourths of a mile from Walker's Station,
16 miles east from Parkesburg. A great portion of thle
Is splendid boring territory. as the indications are re
markable,•ndit issurrounded by leased lands on which
thole are many wells in progress of development. Lying
so near the West Virginia Railroad. the expense of de
veloping ar. d subsequently working this laud would he
very light in comparlion with many other locations.
'I his tract is owned In fee.
4d. • leas* upon four Xeres on the Rewetead Parm on
Goose Creek. in Wirt connty,on which there lea well 203
feet deep, in which several stoats of heavy oils have
been struck. The lay of the land is exceedingly choice
There is room for at least ten more wells on tbie most
dutiable property. The lease has seventeen ye are to
run; the terms are, hall of oil obtained , the owners
paYins one-half-of all expenses after the oil shall have
been struck. This well will be pot in working order
as soon a. possible.
3d. A lease on one half acre on the KANAWHA River,
in the WiLL- KS OWN BURNING SPRING DISTRICT.
on the celebrated' BATH BO 3E iisr ATE, having a Well
on It of MO feet in depth, which contained 60 feet or oil
to to when the rebel raid occurred. Thin well 14 within'
a leveliniidred feet of the celebrated " LSWELLI N
WELL," which produced hoc,. tee rebel raid 'I 400
barrels of oil par day, and which was scud recuneyter
1 . 110,110 cash, es sported in the money ai bole or tue
hiladei phis Press of January 12,4E63. The Company
ea commenced operations on this tract; a new engine
Is upon the ground with workin apparatus, and a
satisfactory yield of oil is confident ly
expected, as soon
as the pumping apparatus is pat In operation. This
lease expires in 1880. The Company to have two-thirds
of the oil. The location at d surroundings of this pro
peny are co well known that it is not necessary to say
anything further about it.
It wilt be perceived from this Prospectus that the
BIIIINIBG Si RING AND GOOSE CRIBB. OIL DOH-
Ps DI bold in fee simple 104 acres or welPistabllshed
Oil 7 ern torY. two leases of the ibeat boring territory in
that celebrated region, offering splendid inducements
for tactile seeking iijvcatment in oil property. The
management of this Company Is entrusted to WM H.
isCII•I..L. of Schuylkill county, Penns., a gentleman of
great energy and industry, who wilt reside on and give
his personal attention and supervision to every depart
meal, with a view to the economical development of
this privet ty.
Al' Subscription Books are now open at the Com
cagy a Office for a limited number of Shares at One
Dollar per there. fol-its
EDUCATIONAL.
TEE PRACTICAL COMMERCIAL
IN
STITUTION FOE THE EDUCATION OP YOUNG
MEN:
BRYANT, STRATTON , & BANNISTER'S
NATiONAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
ASSBAJBLY BUILDING,
S. W. corner of CHESTNUT and TENTH Streets,
(Entrance on Tenth street.)
instruction in Book-keeping. In all stir departments
and at:Orations t Commercial Law, Penmanship.Com
merclat Arithmetic, Badness Correspondence, Farms.
T. It:graphing. dc.
This le the only institution in the State where a fall
Inowitdge of ell the details of business can be acquired
intrust& the aid of &perfected
BY STEM UP - BUSINEES TRAINING, •
representing the 111CLURI operations of the PrintdPla
branches Or tra P R AC T ICALerce.
THE DEPA.RTMENT
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obtain a then:matt k.nowiedse or Book keeping Ana boa.
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The STUBBIER SESSION of this Institute pill corn
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Instruction ttotough in English Branehee. Latin.
Blench German einem. and Drawing.
For circulars and fall information surly to •
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fe4-stoth9t.
WRIENDS' PRIXIA.RY, SECONDARY,
•■•• ens Oltatlit.All SCHOOLS (the latter for gtrla mile)
terll coinmence a new term. Second mouttafebrnary)
Lt. In there schools a thoroegh (thwart .n may be ob-
Oared. Patronage of the nnbbe Ia aoltelted. Prices
tram $1 to S'S per term. Entrance, Meeting bowie
(=ate. vow& CR Etreet. below Green, and 541 D' LL
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bier Pl or Rerncennistivoo tarnished them by cantor at
thn Geneml Recruiting Office, X*. Finnin Timm
Omni. Eccnini Boor. WM. LISTIPaRD,
ft 2 Recrulting . olll car.
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r
WIFE OP SHBAEr. TUB POET. AND AIITSQR OF
BUD THE FOLLOWING NOTION OF IT
nig la &delightful work, by a lady whose dramatic
powers of incident and vigor of romantic conception are
not equalled by any of, the new and peculiar eehool of
authoresses who produce a novel a month, the name of
each scarcely outliving the advent of its succeseer. The
plot Is sufficiently involved to. stimulate the appetite
from chapter to chapter without con rasing complication.
Ing/ish life and aristocratic' scenes are set off against
American manners, and true pictures of life at ora; own
firesides. There are in it charming sketches of balmy
and flowery love scenes, painted with a master hand
against_ a back ground of. broken vow. and breaking
hearts. The thread of the story is thrilling and absorb •
lug end deepens and. intensitiee to the end. I; will no.
doubt command a very large sale. Price, $1.60 in
paper, or $2 in cloth. Published by T: B. PETERSON
& BROS., Philadelphia, Pat.
Published audfor sale at the Cheapest Book House in
he world to buy or send for a stook of books, which Ls at
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Publishers eiPetereon's Detector, Price, 46.60 a Year.
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Copies sent everywhere free of postage on receipt of
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NAL 0' - PHYSICAL CULTURE Edited by R.
T. Trail, N. D.-, N. Y. It treats of ail stibieete relating
to Health the care of Children and Invalids, and.
should be In every family, being a safe and plain guide
to health. The Y6SHOARY NIIKBI3II. now ready.
contains an excellent article on the Health of Teachers.
Single numbers. 16 cents. Subscribers. $1.50 a year,
Pk& adelphla Office, 26 South TENTH Street.
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p" IS HE R & BROTHERS' VALEH
TINES, IBM.
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$6. 420, ils• 820 VALENTI= LOTS)
are now ready at thel•MantanetorY
PUSHER & BROTHER,
leak Stiff No. 12 North. SIXTH Street
r l n MINTS FOR WILLIA:MBVILLR
mx. , MUSLIN.
44 coots for 4.4 Langdono.
New 'York MUle Mtudino. '
;173 Vu t t 51311 4 1 1 I rTidies.
4e4-tt 'LYNN & LANDSLu.
DETERMINED NOT TO BE UNDER
SOLD.
Extra onality 4.4 Dubleached Magnus at 800. -
Good Bleached Muslim' at Eland 37%0.
Williamsville Miralin, 480.
New York Mills Muslin. 660.
Best 3d cent Caticoee in this city,
Light Epring Chintzes, Sic.
Best American Chintzes. 33c.
Liaht Spring Dosages, Mn. • -
6.0.0 yards Bilk Grenadines, 600 to $1.60.
DRECS GOODS every variety, at very LOW PRICES.
H EiTig3L &SON,
fe&tf Nos. 713 and 713 North TENTH Strekt.
E. M NEEDLES,
.
Writes sttokton to hti isrce suottment of
us SIZEVES. lopma-sizs. SETS, HANDICERORTRIE,
he. , suitable for the present season
.1.000 YARDS OF 2-YARD WTDII
FRENCH IMEUSLiNEI,
Sought a bargain. and for sale dote.
• Also, TARLETANS, ILLUSIONS, and other Vole.
reliable for BRIDAL MID PARTY DRESSES.
A very extensive saw:twat .of HANDKERCHIBTS,
VEILS. EIIBROIDERIE present all of w big& are offered
at prises mash below the gold rates.
E. M. NEEDLES,
Jal..tf 1.0241 CHESTNUT Strat.
WILLIAMEMLE, NEW YORK
MlLLS,Waroeutta,and other Er eV clam &IrianKs.
Utica, and Huguenot Wide Shootings
Unbleached Extra Heavy Wide Shootings.
Best Unbleached Muslims made.
Good Linens for Shirt Fronts.
Diapers, Towels, Napkins, Doylies, are.
Ballard/male, Shaker, and other Flannels.
CLOSING OUT CHEAP.
Odds and Ends Winter Goods, Heavy Dress Goode,
bad Styles do. Also, Blankets, Heavy Flannel', lac.,
ko. Balmoral Skirts at low prices.
COOPER Jr CONARD.
ja2o.:tt S. E. earner NINTH and MARKET,
VERY RICH AND NAVY COLORED
• • Corded Silks, in Wine Colors, BrOWIS. OloSklk
eines, Modes, White'. &a
Very rich and heavy Plain Silts.
Very homey Bleak Corded Silks.
Very 'heavy Plain Black Silks.
Pansy Silks of 11111101111 styles.
Very rich Moire Antiques,
illstek Watered Silks.
Bilks for Eve llillg Dresses. • .
Si, et and S2-insk Port Silk Velvets for Weeks; real
Weiss.
Also, very superior onailtiffrosted Beaver Cloth&
DIIS HALL O CO.,
dent( S 6 South SECOND Street.
ATTRACTIVE NOTICE TO LADIES.
Lnpin's Merinoes at 31.60.
Lnisin's Merinoes at CAM
Lnpin's Merinos% all colors.
The greatest bargain offered /artless goods. Call and
examine them. Compare them. gelling feet. Assort
ment good. at JOHN H. Brains',
Jan UNVENTH and ARON, No. 70M.
THE PARABOLA SPECTACLES
GREATER POPULARITY.
They are, in other worfe, becoming better known..
ana thus, from their ,
MORE AND MORE APPRECIATED.
For sale an ds by
AM ERI CLik. N STEEL,
Swing, Toe Calling, Tire and Sleigh Shoe Steel, of
all due and kinds, made of the beat material, at
NOXtWA-IC IRON WOTUKS,
And for sale by the proprietors,
Arm,
99 and 101 JOUN Street, !goof York.
80 EfflelS Street, Boston. 0 AB im
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GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHERMAN,
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GRANThO, executed In the higbert style of art, by the
ceiebrated artist, Hr. J: C. BITTTUB, froma Photo.
graph sent by
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7-2 a
ISEV- 4 WVitiCarrY LOAN.
The Secrete:7 of the Trawler) "'Attu appointed the:,
undersigned
GENERAL EDVEORIPTION AGENT
For the management:rad mile of the new awl
Which is a Loan for two and a halt years, at 7 3-14
per Cent. Interest In currency. and payable at ma
tartty, or fundable into the Potudal
5-20 6 0 01.33.TMAit - irro. 1,40.&N,
I hereby Inv, all NATIONAL and ETATS. BANIaL
all PRIVATB SiVINGFEINOLItad °flop/.
to endeavor to: diem* ot. there notes to, the people
of their respective aeighberhoods. A liberal om:sais-
intielentio defray' all- advertigint expense and
leave's. fair tirolt for aorriceo, win be alloweit. Circa
lass with fulljnEdirusiozujwill pe fitraioh:ed On*
cation to the andereigat4
_ •
SUBSCRIPTION AOENT.
No. South -.Third Street,
TBRKEB, JR., &
kl•
' SToOK AND EXORAIWE BROKERS.
`GOLD, SMILIV'ER,
BANE NOTES WANTED.
COUR T. YBRIEBS, JR.,
STOCK AND Bititi BROKER,
No. - 20 SOUTH THIRD STREET
ja26-Ini
DRRXRI# eb 00.,
JELALN - HVICIS,
84 BOUTH THIRD STREET,
DEALERS IN
ASIERIOAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
FOREIGN EXOILANGE,
UN/TED STATES ILONDS,
QVARTERRIASTERS , VOUORERS,
ITNOURRRNT MONEY.
STOCKS AND BONDS Boman' All SOLD AT
BOARD OE BROKERS. lan Du
Taos. Oitamm.
PALDWELL & CO.,
BIHOOD3.
No. 43 booth THTED Strad.
00MMIBBIOX
STOCKS AID LOANS BOUGHT AND BOLD ON
AT TEN
REGuLes BOARD or UMBERS.
(INCUMBENT BANS NOTES. MCI% &c., BOUGHT
AND SOLD.
cOLLECTIONS NADI and INTEREST ALLOWED
OB DEPOSIT. jail im.
IIitAIMS IDIOM ULU. RURAL fl
SILABLSE3 ZMOBY & CO..
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROM%
No. ID South Third Street,
ell Made of 14n:wrest tends imd Gold and Sliver
*mid and mold, and Itonestle= nude.
Faddenlai attention given to the nerehase and sale
d Government. State. and other Steaks and Loans on
sonumindoa. nO7B-EN
GIORGI W. =WEB. EDWIN WILLIS. Jos. L. HOI7BTOL
ELEWES, 31/411 . 1ti 4t
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS )
50 SOUTH THIRD ' WREN%
1111LAMILPRIAL:
--•••••
DRUMM IH
GOverzunent Securities, Sarrants, pecie, 17nourrent Money,
URI W Sta.
STBblO3 BOUGHT AND SOLD 01 COMMISSION AT
TM! IGGIILLE BOARD, OF BROS/IBIL
H - A.UPWR E DIJRNBY,
JELAWITURS,
STOOK ARID EXCHANGE BROKERS.
Nriforilar afloat= sold to Imams and Ego of Oil
*oaks.
Si SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Nalummett.—Drexel &Co., ?Madeblast I. N. AU
tin. President Southwark Beak. noy3S-Sa
OPTION rs,
g B. LEECH I COMPANY,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
I NO, J 4 FAltQlAliam Dirig.DrieftS.
MALEY'ET., BELOW PETREL
Parrannunia..
Gold, Boiernment Bonds, On and hilecellaneonc
dtoeks, bought and sold on Oontrolacion at the Board of
Brokers. Dealers in Foreign Exchange. Letters of cre
dit funned on London, Pads, Antwerp, der. i 5,17403.,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE OURREINCY,
WASHINGTON. January 11. 18t5
.Whereae, By satisfactory evidence prevented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that THE
/NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANE OF PHI LAD EL PI US.
In the oily of Philadelphia, In the comity of Philadel
phia. and. Elate of Pennsylvania, has been deli orea
mired under and according to the requirements of the
Act of Concretes entitled "An act to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States beads.
and to provide far the circulation and-redemption
,
thereof, ' approved June 3, 1864, Sot has complied With
all the provisions of said act rt.:mired to be complied
with before commencing the bushiest' of banking ander
mid Act
Now, therefore, I, HUGH MCCULLOCH, Comp=
troller of the Currency. do hereby certify that THE
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BM% K OF PHILADSGPI3I A.
in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia. end State of Pennsylvania. I. authorized to com
mence the business of banking under the act aforesaid
Seal the c,, o — i - / — „.l Io testimony whereof, witness my
maer of the
.hand and seal of office tllll5 twenty
corroxioy.
_ i i ilf day; of January. 1865
' HUGH hioCUL Isbell,
fel. 601 Comptroller °I the Currency.
BONDS FOR BALE:
°EPICS?, FUND Conavesiornm EiorstO R R ,
Sr. Lotus. January 90, 1865.
PROPOSALS will be received under •eal for the sale
of ONB HUNDRED AND. EIGHTY-PIK MORTGAGE
CONSTRUCTIOD BONDS OF THE Vii.BBVORN DIVI
SION OF TRE_PACIFICI RAILROAD in the State of
Missouri. el One Thousand Dollars each, with Intermit
Coupon', of Seven Per Cent., payable semi-annually,
principal and interest payable at the Bout of Commerce
in the City of New York. These Bonds area firat lien
on ill the Pacific Railroad fropi Dttonen to Kansas Oily,
and allthe net earnings,of the whole Road. extending
from ht. Louis to Kaunas Clay', are pledged for the pay
ment of "principal and Interest. These Bonds have four,
five, and stx.yeare to ran, and are authorized by Act of
the General Assembly of the State of IliFsourl:,attim-tved
Februaryousn ro b lla i rroal n ott l iZe hi ju h nt a tt e r t jtl f o t trironlo u w a Z
timed, all of which, except the One Hundred and
EU hty-six I now offer for sale, have been dt-poeed of a t .
par, and for the rapid extension and compleon of sold
tßoad I now offer the balance, and will viatica mo
nopole for one or more. under mat , at my office in the
Cily of St. Louie until the 111th day of February, lent;
and the PILTO. will be cold - Subject to the approval of the
Governor of the Slate and the President of the Pacific
Railroad. all needful Information will be famished
On application et this office.
THOMAS L. PRIOR.
Fund Commloolotter, St. Louie, Miesotirl.
Information 7 espeeting the Bonds above offered for
ewe, th e law under which loaned, tied the character
and value of the security , will be elven .by the under
stoned FRANKLIN A. DICK; _
moll- l ot 715 LOCIIs7 Street, Philadelphia.
1 29 • . . -
260
O.J, cwt. 0/XTEE ADM
, WIALIMI"R -
FINANCIAL.
7-30
7-30 LOAN.
JrA:r COOKIE,
ralwanßl2.[JA.
BANKERS,
No. 20 South TRIED Street
REMOVED
L K. GAIDWILL
THILADELPNIA.
F~:~~~t~5:~n~:~/w
4, 1865:
7-30
10-40 10-40 10-40
Ary P '0 Di' S
JIVE Assam Ist,
BOUGHT AT RITIMEIT MADE r RATE BY
.1)3336xmx, asc - Co.,
fe4:l.a 31. South THIRD Street.
7310.
Bwirmw-THIRTY -Drairms,
TN AMOUNTS TO SUIT, ,
Foz SAM ST -
DEEXEL & ca.,
te4.4nt bk South THIRD Street.
OIL BTOCKS, 11. S. LOANS, &C.,
SOUGHT AID BISSI OOLD
COMM
Br GIORGI J. BOYD.
Broker,.
No. 18 South THIR D street.
POI tuff
FIRE INSURANCE
UNION MUTUAL,
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Exu.ADELPRIA,
N. N. COEN= TRIED & WALNUT STS..
BXONANGE BUILDING
ILNCOSIPORALTED 'lBO4.
ASSETS ' $400,000.
The Board of Directors of this 'Company Lave deter
mlend to insure risks against Fire, in accordance with
their charter, and ere now PrOWWWd to teens FOLichoc
covering Fire Risks at the current rates.
RICHARD S. SMITE,
A. E. BOGIE.
JOHN B. IRWIN. '
WILLIAM O. KM,
J. P. STEINER.
ORO. LEWIS
B. F. ROBINk011„. •
JAP. R. CAMPRELk,
HENRY SAMUEL
CHAS. WIIRELRi fIr
NORRIS S. COMM (iB,F. LAVINE/NE,
RIMED S. SMITH, President.
JOHN MOSS, Secretary.
ja27-1m
piz NORTH AMERICAN
TRANSIT INSURANCE CO.
niOOWPOBAYRD BY TIM IMISLATtIItS OP Tlft tStATI OP
ORGARIEBD OCTOBER 6,1864.
FOR INSUBIRG
AGAINST
LOSS OP LIFE OR PERSONAL LELTITET
• TO
TRAVELLERS BY 'LABOUR WATER,
rondos issued for a Single Trip. illnesdal Journeys,
Voyages, Ito, dilly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Also; against the eontlngencies of personal hazard. and
against loss of all kinds, except real estate.
11Po cies ironed at the Principal °Mice.
No. 921. CHISTVOT Street,
Ildiadelphin„
or 13y the Agents of the Company in any or the eine* of
the 'United States, or by the Ticket Agents at anyllail.
road Station.
0dartA7,•011.41 1 1. 4411- . 4 4111.11:11 , 41.1.4 $450,000
OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT,
TEDODORE ADAMS.
TICE PRESIDENT AND ACTUARY,
J. B. BRADLEY.
TREASURER.
J'AMSS N. CONRAD.
ERCRETARY.
LUCIEN PSITON.
Amer.
J. S. PSYTQM.
Theodore Adams
tames 3d. Conrad.
Richard Wood.
°some T. Stedman.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
AMMIZIC 14.9
8. E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Sts.,
It Sea HOME COMPANY, and Prate divided Ulna
ally. thus aiding the same& to Day future premiums.
Lad dividend 50 per rent.
BOARD OP TROSTVPA.
Alexander WMOdin,- J. Edgar Thomson,
Hon. James Pollock, Hon. Joseph
Albert O. Roberts, Henry H. Bennett,
Samuel' T. Bodine, Philip B. Mingle,
George Nugent, John Altman,
Wm. J. Howard, Is.aacHazlehurst.
Samuel Work,
ALBSANDER
SAMUEL WORT
JOHMS. WILF
BOARDING. -A SUITE OF ROOMS
A , ' for one or two gentlemen. with breakfast, if de.
sired. can be bad at 1 , 00 BROWN Street. fe2-6ts
TWO HANDSOME - UNFURNISHED
-a- Second-story Rooms to let, with partial Beall. itt .
a private family. Reference required. Address 'A.
0,." at ibis Office. fr 4.96.
2 2 6 SOUTH. BROAD STREET 4SE.
LECT BOARDING,) vacancies for two falai
lies and two single persons. -- • in9o-43t5
PATENTS PROCURED-UNITED
PATENTS
States and European. EDWARD BROWN.
R.21-Im. 311 WALNUT Street.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NO T CE- THE ,PARTNERSHIP
heretofore I heretofore existing between LEWIS BOTEIIIII
- and THISODOES BURKHART is, by mutual con
sent, dissolved. The business or the esm will be set
tled by either of the partners. at 311 WaLISIDT Street.
LItWIS ransmaL.
RRSODOILI BIIRKDART.
Pbiladelebts, December 1, 1911. - fed-14,11MP'
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLELS
•.- FOR THE CITY AHD COIIETI OF FHILLDEL
PHIAL
EMMA BADER. by her next Mena. JAMES 'JUGES,
en. CHARLES -BAITER. Of September Term, 1931,
No. 37; In Divorce.
And now. the third day of February. A.. D. 1865, on
713011011 Of 01107t011 .u_. luau, Attorney for Libellant,
tie Court grant a rule on the - Respondent to mhow canes
why a divorce a vineulo matrimonit should .not be de
creed, returnable Feeruary lash, 1835, at 10" o'clock
A.
OHARLEB BATTER, the Respondent in above OVICB
is hereby notified of above rule, service of notice of the
elute on aim baying failed, on account of his absence
eiscERELE H EARLE. .
Attorney for Libellant.
a4-sw4
TO MANUFACTURERS.
TO
On hand, a good article of
COLORED .LAPS,
Slate and gray. Ho. 10, anitable for Halmorale and Pan.
taloon etu tr.
Men, all Hos. of Cotton Yarn. 5 to TO, Jate Yarn's. Li
urn Oaxpet Chain, Wick, Twines, andH adding. y
HI
237 5101.11 ET Street
WINTER GALLONS WIN
TISK Sperm; ,Bleac.qd Winter
Wknee Oil ; 2,000 oils Winter Paraffins Macbluery 011,
snorted paekaoe, for sale by
EDW. Tr ROWL
&vEY.
16 South DEL !MARA v en ue.
HYDE & BURPEE,
1505 WILLOW Ftreet, Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers of the
AROMA-S&VIDGI GOFF SE ROASTERS AND DIAMOND
MUER CORNS 5111.L5.
-E. J. HYDE'S PATENTS.
We save many times ice cost yearly by roasting our
coffee with your Portable Coffee Roastvr. '
J. B. KINGSLIY & CO.
Continental, Hotel Philadelphia,.
"Where good coffee is desired, we consider your
Iforucter absolutely necessary."
-
BaNAGA. FOWLER, & 00 , Girard House.
"I can ficronch better coffee. at lees expense,
.than
when using the ready- roasted coffee " ,
W. H. BARREL Ashland Home.
"Your Coffee Boater and hilll are indispensable to
me." E. B CL A RICE, Germantown.
" I consider your Portable Coffee Roaster the best in
the market." JOHN B LO WE Philad ,
u. e e lphia
G Ce sN ff l ce x a A ld
Et S o p s ice nT Ml AL l . lB.
bus House.
"Your Pateht Corse Boistir is in use is Mil. Hospi
tal, and doss its work in a very satisfactory manner,
the coffee being much more evenly roasted, without
any portion of 1.1 , being overdone. There is caving in
quantity and improvement in quality. the aroma be*,
retained." . H. TAYLOR,
Surgeon IL S. V., la charge.
11. B. A. GIMERAL
GIEVITEIt. Penns.
"It fives me pleasure to TeCOMOL , III , your Coffee
Roaster to alldeeiring good roasted °Arse '
THOS. HEWSON B ACHE,
sturgeon U.S. in charge.
Men y testimonials might be given endorsing one
Small Fancily Coffee Boaster; all of which unite in Pro
nonnelne it ihe only machine worth having. Prloee
$6.60, $3 60, and $6.
Frites for Portable Stove and Router, for Graters,
Hotele, Hospital,— Coffee Mannteetarers: No. 1, IMO:
to, tk- $6O; do. 3. $126; Do. 4, $430. Send for circular.
All Machines Warranted ' Reeponeible familial% de
siring to try any of the family sizes, before purchasing,
can be occommodated by sending their milers to the of
floe:-1500 WILLOW Street PhUad.lonta
dArnetntititmlf 'HYDE .1 BMRPEE.
TACT itIVLI s rBUsT OLAMIMk
IFIBIALNCLiie
INSITRANCE.
FM MID KARIM
DXRICTOU:
Et DESTOLEST
FRANCIS 'Mk'
IisWBEIRHY A SMITH.
HARRY LAWN. U.,
'EDW. L. CLAIM
ELLIS YARN/ALL
&MEM O. 0004
G. W. BESNADOu.
WM S. BAIRD. •
S DELBERT
SOLOMON TOWNSERDe
JOHN' MOS&
74iif
=IEZEM!
James Graham.
Franklin Steele:
Wm. Odder. lar•bn.
IN THE
PHILADELPHIA.
.WEIILLDIN, President.
M. Vice President.
30Naleo'y and Treasurer.
BOARDING.
PERSONAL.
LEGAL.
' t .: I',' 9 : ~:~ r.
WANTS.
W . A N•T E D-IN A SILK JOBBING
HOl7BB O . a I v
:ILLINISAN commanding a good
trade. Aldo. a I oung man haling had some experience
in a 'whole/ale or retail Dry Goode House. Adams
Box 2403 Poet Office Ye 4.20,
WANTED IN - A
BOOK 'STORE=A
YOUNG MAN to assist la Nefpinif Books, and as
talesman. A 4madnato of the Huh School preferred,
Address in own handwriting'. stating ar.e and 'refer
ences. Box M. Post Office. fe4-3t
WANTED --A SITUATION, BY
Y Young Man. in a wholesale or retail Dry Goods
'IL use. Good refersnee given. Address "Witlism."
WS South EIGHTH Street, fo4 2t.
WANTED -A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT
tirenty year. of age. to go to seam a Paymaster's
Steward. Must farntsh food recommendation.?. Salary
1400
ASTER er
Santrnum. - " U. S. Pi ." No. 14140
Mset.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SITU.
A TION as Book-keeper in a wholockle hoaso.by
•
e roues man of 22, and gradual' aof the beat commer
cial c °Begs in America Best of reference, given...ea to
mtliora/ worth. Please address "Moral Worth." P
-e rekg
oce. fott.
WANTED—A SITUATION AS.GAR
DEN St., by IL married man without family, who
has had twenty years' experience in grape cuitureiunder
ChM, opt-door fruits, green home and kitchen gar
den. &c. Bat the bent 0r rerereucen, among whom ix
his Mat employer. with whom he has lived over seven
years. Con be seen at
MODEST MOIST, ht.'s, Seed Warehouse.
fe.4-2t* 922, and 924 MARKET Street.
WANTED --A GIENT'LEAIA.N OF AC
TIVE liminess qualifications, with about SS,OW
or Ile equivalent, ro purchase one of the most active
and lucrative O.liBH BUHL - NEWS% bandsomely located.
en Chestnut street. at a low rillst. This is an opportu•
nity eeldom offered, as the advantages are many and
exclusive for a still further extension of trade.
The present proprietor, for desk room, will remain
and assist purchaser.
Satisfactory reasons for eeUlng furnished.
ddrem tritkreal name and residence, "H Cf. ."
at this office.
WANTED -BY A LAT) OF 18, A
EITEUTION in some Buenos House where he
can'make bimseif useful- Beet of reference given Ad
dress "Activee -frees Ofice. fe3•2t
WANTED-A NOTING MAN FAMI
LIAR with Ibe Wboleeale gentle faraistving trade
to sell moode and mate Idmeelf eenerally useful. Ade,
dress "Box 1748," with reference and salary ex
pected. . tea 3c•
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT LAD,
I , -wt.) resides with Ms parents. has some know
ledge of book•keeping, and can give undoubted refer•
erre', in• plumbing eetablishment. Address. stlttng
age, reference, and ealary expected, "9. W. L.," at
this office.
fe3•36*
WANTED -AT $l5O PER MONTH,
a reliable CANVASSER in every town and county
for 'The Nurse and Spy." the moot interesting and ex
citing bock ever nablished, embracing the adventure,
of a woman in the Union army ne Nurse. Scout, and
Spy, giving a moot vivid inner picture of the war. We
have agents clearing $l5O per month. which we will
prove to any doubting applicant Send for circulars.
Address JONES BROS. kW.,
ja24.lm 600 CIEEMTIT St , Philadelphia. Pa.
W ANTED -A PRACTICAL BOO PRACTIC AL
KEEPERmith Afteenyears' 'business experience,
desires a permasent SITUATION. A responsible posi
tion preferred. The best of city reference elven Ad-.
dress'" M. L 0.." Freer office. ' fat St*
WANTED -A SALESMAN WHO CAN
eommand Country Trade In a Wholesale Rat and
Straw anode House. Apply to EMINDLET BRM., trai
MARKET Street. 4WI-61.*
11ArANTED,A LARGE AND COMMO.
- r Cons ROOM, on the first or second floor, state.
b/e for a public office, and 'Mooted between Market end
Pine. and Second and NEM Apply at NAVY AGEN
CY, No. 114 South THIRD Street. 1819.11 t
WANTED TO RENT, IN A. 0/M
-trail locality. on the Bret Poor, part of an Oftloe
for Week room. Address "P," Box 2412, P. 0. in& tf
A .bIIDDLE•AGED ACTIVE
Man. who can eve the very best of references,
wants an agency. or would attend promptly . to Col
lections of any dercription. Addreee 'Collectlons. '
&c...N0. 150 North FMK Street fe43t.
PMPLOYMENT HOUSE FOR BOOK
-A-A KEEPERS, Entry Clerks, Packers, Forters,
Watchmen. Waiter!, Firemen, Barkeepers, Coachmen,
Backman. Drivers, ()widest-ors, Farm hands. Garden
ers. Se., 1302 and 804 LOCUST Street, above
Eighth. fel-et
S TORE WANTED-A LARGE STORE,
boated between Beyond and Tenth and Chestnut
and Market Party responsible. • good bonne will be
paid, it required.
Address "J W.," Frees. dike. fe!
$12.5 A MONTRI-WANTED
AGENTS everywhere to introduce the new
SHAW & CLARK ErXTERSI-DOLLAB. FAMILY SEW
IRO MACHINE, `the,o7ag low-price Machine in the
country which is licensed by Grover di Baker, Wheeler
& Wilson, Howe, Singer & Co., and Titleholder. Salary
and expenses,or large commissions allowed. All other
Machines now sold for less than forty dollars each are
infringements, and the seller and user liable.. Illas
trated circulars sent free. Address SHAW & CLARK,
Rolf- dd W3m . BIDDEFORD, Maine..
it• WANTED TO RENT—BY THE-IsT
Or MAY next, a ROUSH, on Vine or Arch street,
j ib
or Sixth, from It ce to Egallif Garden. Bent from 9W0 to 58 ( 0. Ad dres • .T. P. W., ' Prose Office.feB-Bt*
ea WANT TO RIVNT—A COUN
TRY BESIDEBCB in Pennsylvania. with
from dye dye to twenty. five acres of ground attached, near
tome one of the railroads l aiding to this city, and. not
more than one honr'e ride from it Address
fe3 2t* ,n, "B. 8,," Box 1818
ri WANTED-A DWELLING
Alra.
ROUSE. the rent for whip' will be paid in.
boarding, Maros I' Equivalent, ' .28 South FIFCEI.
Street. fe2-Sl
in WANTED—A HOUSE, FROSI SIX
Mk to Eight rooms, with sal modem improvements.
North Fifth, Eighth. or Seventh streets preferred. Rent
w a b i tzt" 11 3
ox en:tiled poszta ited2dzs
el WANTED TO PURCHASE—A
sa DWELLING. or STOKE and - DWELLING, be
tween ELEVENTH-and FIFTEENTH. and MARKET
and WALNUT Streete, not exceeZng $7OOO. address
"Oreenbeckr," Ledger office. • fel. Cif
gal ASSISTANT 111JARTEliMA.S.
'MET 0.117103,10. 214 South THIRD St.,
Pwaaninalas. Dee. 24, Wt.
Vessels wanted to lead with seal for ifewbern.N. 0..
and Key West, Pls. Despatch ifiN.Ten
. JO E. .7BNIfINGS, _
dettl• Cantata and A. Q. ht.
FOB SALE AND TO LET.
0
IL LANDS FOR SALE
'
ON OIL CREEK.
TWO MILE` RITN,
ORERRY RUN,
PITHOLE CREEK,
STEWART'S RUN,
ALLEGHENY RIVER,
AND ELSNWIIERE.
Companies about organizing, desirlag to scone thoice
lands, eltber in Volans° or Claricn ooantlea, address
or apply to
DUNCAN M. M.ITCHESO-N,
Real &state coffee,
N'. le, corner POtfßTg and. wirray.stzeets.
Philadelphia
REAL ESTATE I REAL ESTATE I
REAL ESTATE ! REAL ESTATE 1
REAL ESTATE! REAL ESTATE
d 4 D,000,000 WORTH FOR SALE.
mota,roo WORTH FOR SALE.
45,000,0c0 WORTH FOR SALE.
No person being &drown( purchasing city or sub
urban property shout °jail to call on me first, as I have
more to sell, and sell more than any other broker in
this city, and have daily hundreds of applications.
Fatties wiehing to dispose of Cityßeal Relate can find'Ao
more desirable place in thin chrwhere it can be sold so
quick and get all that it is worth Catalogue for Fawn,-
an in now Doing compiled, Call at once
GEORGE C. MILLER.
Practical Real Estate Operator
-
(Fat the last twenty Tears).
No 154 North SIXTH Street
itFOR SALE—IMMEDIATE FOSSESSION—FIF
TESDI 11 Street , weal aideenorth of Ox rot d ; ten-
Id side yard dwelling. Lot 24 by 100 Only 46,800.
2 GREEN STREET, SOUPS SIDE, WEST OF eiX
TEENTII; elegant dwelling; twelve rooms. Lot 18
by 190 feet deep to Brandywine street; splendid
garden, etc. Only $9,600. Possession soon.
BROAD SMELT, EAST SIP E, SOUTH OF GI
: RARD Avenue; magnincent first-class four story
dwelling. embellished with fresco painting, and
finished exquisitely throughout.- Lot 20 by 160 feet deep
to Ontario street.
BROWN STREET, SOUTH SIDE, WEST OF
Fifteenth street; neat dwelling; twetve rooms. Lot
18 by 9(). to-a street. Only $1.200. Possession soon.
INBROWN STREET, NORTH SIDE. WEST OF
Sixteenth; elegant nearly new °welling. Lot 18
by 90. to a street. Only $5,560 POP EMI3IOII 63011.
113RFOR SALE—NEAT MANSION. DARBY ROAD,
OG miles from the city. Eight acres of land. Splen
did Ammer residence; $lB,OOO
TEN ACRES OF' BAND ON p asse ng e r DE
road
depot.
ten minutes' walk fromrailroad
depot. Good ordinary improvements. $22.10%
EIGHTEEN ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAID, 435
miles from Market. street bridge, on the Haverford
toed. near Haddington. Good ordinary Improve
=ruts. Only $ 12,; 00.
eTEN ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAID. WITH
good ordinary improvements. St ea m eeven-mlle
atone, on the Roxborough pike. cars tyitnin
three-fourths of a mile.
Ai FOUR ACRES AT ROXBOROITGB, BETWEEN
=the seventh and eighth. male-stone . 0 'dimity Isis
roomed dwelling and stable, 108 feet front on pike,
with iron railing. Now empty. $2.800
THIRTY-THREE ACRES 'OF SPLENDID
land, with munificent haprovemente. Eve
milt a west . of Bristol. Must be seen to be sp.
Predated. Price irf.ooo. utensils. etc, included.
itSIXTY ACRES SUYERIOR LAND. WITHAM
ozeellent improvements, only ten miles from
the city ~ on the Pennsylvania llen trial Railroad,
Eve minute , • walk from the Cal 13 $2O, MO
inFORTY ACRES OF GOOD I. !ND, WITH
ordinary Improvements , only fourteen miles
from the ell y, atSped Eagle Station, Penn .
sylvania Central Rai cad. Only $6,000 clear, and
$1.600 cub required-
At FORTY FOUR ACRES EXCELLENT LAND, ilk
MiLvelth splendid frame improvemecas, only belt 'MC
altillirfrom-rallread.station at Trenton, on the .
Penney Ivarna side,
osbacra ti - latteman.
Real Estate Broker;
It No. 154 North SIXTH Street.
ge- FOR SALE—No. 1609 WALNUT
.W. 51 Street, splendid fonr•etory Brown stone-front
DWELLI24 G. now vacant - Lot 20 by 125 to a. strata.
Can have a Stable very near by MILLER,
fed 3t if 154 North SIXTN &rest.
al DESIRABLE DWELLINGS FOR
•wdt GALE, AND POSSFAIGIOS bOOLL
1412 Pleet Penn Scinal e, fenron ory.
1741, Lombard street, with Store attached — good buss•
nese gaud,
1614 green street ; Lot, Tl9Stfeet d esp.
2332 Green greet; Lot, 20x'40 feet.
ltOt 01 eon etreet; Lot, 196 feet: Marble front. -
Double front, 36 feet, Green et., west of leineteentt.
2324 Green street. Cottage, with lot 2:530.60.,
'With manytothers Ia desirab:eaocattons
B. F. (Mu,
133 South POMMEL Street and
fe4•tf" 8, W..cor. SEVENTEEN rig and GRESS.
BROAD-STREET PROPERTIES--
One OCCllyiEtti /4", a factory,onotta a forwarding hortto
loth large lota. For We by A.F.& J. EL MoartlY:
916 As9l6 Street. Aka*
al LARGE PROPERTY, RACE
SA atm!. near Four b. 29 feet front. 179 deer, or with
an additioe al adjoining property. waiting 67 by 179
feet. for 99,15 by A. & J. H. MOBATS, 916 ABAIR
'Strom fe9.3t.
FOR SALE, WEST PITTLADEL
mA raie—Splendid double MANSION. on HAVER
FORD Bitoet, west of Thirty-third. all in tiret-rats
order. 2490 by.2fo. to a street; elegant garden, &e.
Pommes%AlSey 1. 1865. Cars vase the dom.
fe4.Sttf W. MILLER. 1.5 I North SIEVI Street. .
U" . ".) 1 . HOGS.-DRESSED HOGS—A
car load. of titmice corn-fed 11008 for sale
low. In lots toentt buyers, 1224 MAEKEr Strut.
follt* C. Pftß n Bt.
WEST VIRGINIA. LAND OFFICE,
PARKESSEITEG.
IMPORTANT TO 014 COMPANIES AND "CA PI.
TaLIsTS. •
BURGESS & PATSY.
•
(formerly Phitadelphia.)
SURVEYORS.D E C
DONALERS VEYANCERS. D aUGHTEMEST.
AN OIL LANDS.
Have openea an (Moe .in PaIiKESSID7Rat for the
Drachm and sale of OM'Lands. Surveying and Con
veyancing. Linde surveyed andl Manna 'Titles es-
F mined, Deeds and . Lemma drawn- compsn' A es and in
dividual interests attended to. Parties. •seeirkor In.
formation resaidina Lands. Companies, Mats. &a., by
wail or otherwise, promptly answered.
Poreeas visiting the groat oil regions of West Virginia
'will And it to their interest to sett upon
• SUSS Plat
Parkettburs. Weal
A. R. ELTILGNEZ. 50 3. Pam.
AT BUPOZtilifily, raionse
ANIIINEDIENTS.
NEW - CHESTNUT-ST. TIINATE3
oasarartrr STRUT. ABOVE TWALFTIL. •
THIS (SATURDAY) AVTERNOGN.
T'WENTIt • M A TI N EERa.a D FANTLY
AND FIRST RBPRISANTATION or mig
ersna. Fareirittg. Romantic. aeseue n hir p naia „,
•
THE THREE ouettosnti.
Frit° of admission t , the Matinee
30 GENTS TO ALL PARIS OF Tllll liorraz.
Mc si r oakChea 25 cents. Doors open at 1 3( ;to eminent" se
THIS (SATURAY) NIGHT :
LAST NIGHT• .
OP I'VE
GREA T LAST DONIGHT O USLIL
F BILL.
THB THABB GII&ROSHEIL
LAST NIGHT oF
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
LAST GRAND GALA NIGHT
OP TIM
TWO MAGNIFICANT.SFECTAOLIAL
ON MONDAY WINING MAX?.
The aeaatifuiand fascinating.
HELEN WESTERN.
1%/11113. 'TWIN DREW'S NEW ARC'S
AAA- sTEEET L THEAN'EII.
LAST NUM" OF L P. BAT I RETT.I
THIS (UV:I - EDIT) EVENING, JIB. 4. 1 1 16.
THE DODDERS.
Choilee De Seer L. P. Reamer.
Alterwhich THE GOLDEN PARII:II3E.
Jen:4m, Twitch( Stuart Eologol_
The golden Farmer__•• ---- Yr. (tairdea,
111013 DAT, MEE. JOHN DREW AS MRS. OLHLIIT.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
flit - KEMP EIICCESS
of the people's favorite Comedian.
PRANK DREW, • PLUM' DREW.
•
PRANK DREw, FRANK DREW.
wbo will appear TO-D DIET in 1 1 3 e great DLIT of
RIP VAN WINKLE.
and the grand romantic Drama of
SLXTEEN-STEtNE JADE.
Seats may be secured from 9 to $ o'clock.
VESTVALI LUND THICATRB,
- OALLOWBILL, between reurth aad Flat.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3d, 1865,
Fourth night of the eastaremeet of the eminent artiste,
MISS ELISE vzsrva.l LUNA
113GUMAR
Parthenht......,
Ingomar
Miss Mae Vestrall Lank
Mr Adolph Vaßtyslt
JAMES E. MURDOCH,
CONCERT HALL,
MONDAY AND TUMMY EVENINGS,
FEBRUARY 6TH AND 7TH.
JAMES E MURDOCH. Beg : , the distinnialted Moan,
tiontet, has been enraged lo ere two entertainment&
consieUng of recitatiens of ~elections from pantleal.
W MONDAY prose composition& at CIO OWLET SALL.
on and TULSA& T EVALSIffOrt, Febraary deb
end 7th,
PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY 1411111114, Feb Bth:
The Ring of Assyria Blasphemes the Lord. —.From li
Kings, chapter 18th.
The Destruction of Senacherib. —From Byron.
Hamlet, King of Denmark. —act let, Shagspeara,
SehectSone in Dialogue arid Bolilouul.
The Taakard of Ale. Extract from the Warner of
the Alleghenies.—T. Buchanan Bead.
Barbara Frietchie.—J G. Whittler.
Gettysburg. —Francis De Hams 'Tangier.
God Saveihe Flag —Oliver Wendell. Holmes.
Eheridan's Ride- Buchanan Head.
Scott and the Veterans; or, the Heroee of 1811.—ET
Bayard Taylor.
Bnmorous.Sketches.—Pickwick papers.
The Wrong Roam—Bighorn.
PEOGRAIIME 808 TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. TM:
The Story of, Joseph —From Genesis,
Selections from King Henry the Fourth. embracing
the angry parley between the King and Hotspur.
together with Hotepur'e account of the VOP.
pears.
Drifting —T. Bachanau Read.
O'Conner'a Child; or, the Flower of Urn Idea Bleed—
ing. —Campbell.
Battle of Lookout Nractain.-0. H. Baker.
The 'Lions and the Gloye.—rranalated front SchlLler
by Leigh Rant.
The lbabAt of 1776; 'or. the Patriot Parson. Examen
from the Wagoner of the Alleghenies.—T. Bnehanara
Reed.
- .
.The Boarding SO col El , pement ; or. bow Job Trotter
throw dust In kam Weller's eyes. —Dickens
Tiekets for each Evening. 00 cents. Aliened number
of RESERVED SEATS. without extra charm, can ba
obtained ore earlp anpliertiou at T. B POOH'S Book ,
Store, corner or ItIXTR and CHESTNUT Streets. Sat*
to commence on Friday Ifornlng, Feb. 3d. Tickets will
also be sold at the Rail on each evening". Doors Nee
at 7 o'clock. Recitation at S . Proceeds for the bend'
of religions and cbaritable objects. fe244
THE GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH,
Mr. F. H. ROSSTOIt Squeal/lan Dlrester.
Mr. TRASK WHITTAREE-...- If aster of the Chet&
Will appear during the present - week the celebrated
JAMES COOKE, the Queen's Jester, from ASTLEVII
Royal Amphitheatre. London.
Alto, the SAGRINEE FAMILY; the EWERS FAMI
LY; the PENZER FAMILY; the KING FAMILY_,_- that
ETON EFAMILY ; Messrs. hIOIRRAY and trurcal Unit.
Also, Professor HIPICRINSON AID HIS TRAINED.
DOS; wonderful croatures; the great wild rider of the
Weet s L $ JEUNS BURT :Will also be produced the
grand - historical panto - mime, entitled the BRtGANDO
VF ABRUZE-a pleoe admirably adapted to develops
the excellent gaining of the homes connected with the
areas establishment. - -
ADMISSIOR--Firat tier. SO cents; second tier, Ideentli
private box , $3 and $6. Performance commences 7.40
each evening
Extra performance, on every WEDNESDAY ant
SATORDAYAFTRRNOON, commencing at ZIS o'olost.
SPECIAL CARD.
The Management Imes leave to announce that an es
faoment bee been made with. DAN RICE, the grad
humorist, who will appear and introduce his wonder
ful TALKING NORSE, EXCELSIOR, first on MONDAY
EVENING, Feb.l6th, and during the week. is3o-1$
ITANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY'S
SECOND CONCERT OF THR REASON Mt 186
Will take place on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. le. IMig.se
TOE MIDROAL FOND HALL..
w th hen will be produced ROSSINI'S grand eompositiOn.
STABAT MATER,
assisted by the following srtiets:
hlre. MOZART, Soprano.
of Ne w ork.
Idre."3OSEPHINSSfIRIMPFF, (Imamate.
Mx. GEO. srmPsos. Tenor,
from New York.
Mr. A. N. TAYLOR.
and the GERMANIA SOCIETY. aII lender the direettaw
of Mr. CARL WIRTZ.
Tickets, One Dollar.
CONCERT HALL.
THIS (WedneedaT) 'EVENING.
AND EVERY EVENING TRH WEEK.
ICATIRER,
_SATURDAY AFTERROOR;
ARTRBED'S WARD,
In his brilliantly , successful entertainment on
THE MORELOS&
J. W. WILDER iflionyes.
The public is respectfully informed that
ARTYIIIIS WARD AMONG THE MORMONS
Is precisely the same entertainment which has recently
achieved such unqualified and brill ant successes in ths
'cities of New .Tort and Boston.
. . . .
admission 50 cents. Reserved Beate II Doors open
at 7; commence at S o'clock. Sittorday afternoon, *pea
at 1; commence at 2 o'clock. kale
Q,COTTISH BALL.--SIXTH ANNUAL
BALL OF THE CALEDONIAN CLUB, of inns
delpbta. sA MUSICAL FUND HILL, on MONDAT
EVENING, February etb. Me Tickets $L A large
delesatton from New 'York, Newark. Boston, and
Pitt' ton. hays signified their intention of being present,
io full mental/ costume
fe4 St* DUNCAN WRIGHT, Secretary.
L AST TWO DAYS.-SIGNOR BLITZ
WILL CLOSE—ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
Great demonstrations In NECROMANCY; SPIRITUAL
ISM ILLUSTRATED, and the WONDERS OF VEN
TRILOQUISM ISTRODIMED.
.
FRIDAY AIM SATURDAY BVSNING,_ commencing
a 73i o'clock, and SATURIDAV AFTICKNOON at L.
Corn prlpin g the mysteries of the Peet and Preseat Age.
Admiesion, 116 cents. Children, 16 cents. Reserved.
seats, 60 cents jag
HYPOCHONDRIACS CURED AT
the ASONBLI BUILDINOS.—Second week of
potence and 'mirth—Dent on cold water—prolaced
by Dr. B. BROWN WILLIAMS, the humorous Bachanr
and original Psf etiologist. Audience convinced with
Moghter. wow Erperiments every evening. A DAY
LECTURE on SATURDAY for families, commencing at
2%* o'clock ; SATURDAY MORT for Outten:ten out
commence. Evening, at 34 W E Tickets N) cents ; • ad.
N)
witting a Indy and gentleman,gents.
TIONAL SKATING PARK=
-k I TWENTT.FIRST AND COLUMBIA AVENUE.
ICE AGATE IN FIRM CONDITION
THE SURFACE same 'Ls AND POLDMIED.
After considerable trouble. the propzietors have enc.
°Faded In again nearing for the Ice a surface einootk
and polished as a mirror. The skating is now in splendid
Order.
BRILLIANT ATTENDANCE OF LADIES.
DOUGLAS: t BEANS BAND IN ATTENDANCE.
ILLUMINATED AT most
HASSL BR'S
ORCHESTRA. AHD MILITARY BLPD;
Office, ITo, all-South BI9RTH street. iaTil-Imo
ASSEMBLY BUILDING.
By the EhllidelphialLATl CL RTBE MUSICAL E ASSICAL QsTIMM CLV3.
EVERY WEDNISDAY, at 3 P. N.
Tickets at the Door, /PA, Cents each. dal-amtenirit
(ZERMANIA ORCHESTRA. -PUBLICI
'LP REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at Mo' o'etook
P. M., at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Tickets, SF
cent. Six Tickets, 81; to be had at Gould% Andre' . .
and Meyer's Music Stores. and at the Hall nor. At
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, •
for Tl C lterZgurr t iere e l 7 :7l. th ' 13
°Mr
We
CHICHERING & SONS'
CILIBRATED GRAND AND SQUARE noes.
OPENING OF THE NEW WA.REROON
Olf
THITRSDAY, February 9th.
Er.trence at
• /at GaUeryof
WINDRROTR, TAYLOR, dr-BROWN.
914 CHESTNUT Street.
• WM. H-. DUTTON.
fe4-4t 801,1 AezNr.
JES'IM'Y'S
COTTAGE ORGANS
Nnt only UNEXCELLED, but LIKEQ - ITALL,RD la purity
of Tone and Power, Oeslg; ed espectsar C.r Churches
and Schools, but found to le equally well adaptedta
the Parlor and Drawing E In. For sale only ay
It 11 DRUGS
No. 14 North SEVENTH Street.
Also. a complete assortmeat of the Perfect Melodeon
constantly on bard. net 3m
Mfg MTV: Ilit..NoB.
_ . _
SUPERIOR NSW YORK PIANOS,Rnst ratalveditaill
for male at
G. AIMEE & CD.' R Mask Store,
no. 1104 CHESTNUT Street.
D
PI
l'"l l. l 4 .algol ' Th K e E p ß obli ß c, R aa particularly dte
nrofes. ion. are invited to examine these beentif=
abutments, which are meeting w ith
r " such an an
leded degree of populsrit, and e , ..e in New York, and
wherever know n.tt , The &addendum so- long (strives
for, 1. e.. the strength of the iron, and sonorousueee of
the wooden frame so happily attained- by them, reader*
their Pianos incointrarable with any others The an.
qualified tem w °alai' of such names a. Wolfsoka. Mills.
Mason, Heller, Thomas. Zandel, and scores of others,
srap4' estabibh their high rank. For ealeonly by W.
J. CLCH RAN, 908 OBESTistiT Street. bpo. a large
as ortm.nt of other new and second band Pianos. tor
tale and to rent. nol9. Sae
ADOLPH HINT'S
VISE and handsome PTANOS. Only fon
tale at JAS BELLAE 8, 9418. FIFTH at.
11 • ERNEST GABLER'S 7 1-3
Omits Parlor Grand pumas. overLocs
la use In Philadelphia. 4inlv for vale
S at
JAG. BALLAVS, 281 . FIFTH Street.
fiffiff RAVEN & BACON'S PIANOS
Knownfor 40 wows. Onl for •we at
Ina BB 4LAR'S, 5,84.5. FIFTH Street
CALENBURG & VAUPEL'I3
If It"t r Concert PiAc9S; next class. Only for sate
at JAS. BELL S. SUS. FIFTH Area.
WNNEW FINErTA.VE 'MO
DERN. sr ma PIA/I from dt.375 411,003,
JAB. MILL l litlifT_Ef Street_
117 Fir PRINCE 1r AUTOMATIC - OR
okgs garpage anything knowa.3l thletne,
OiLly for nag at BELTAK.T.
S4BlB. FIFTH Strati.
PRINCE -Ws .00'S WORLD-
Elsowzrab inalptowl. Over 34,0*
1n nee now. J 413, 'BST.ilint Rot, Agent.
jaSI-Itotte . iLFTEI 'Reset.
Aia, SLEEPER'S U. MANUFACTORY.
MARKET most
One door above Tenth.
r WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE,
SCRIPTIONS of Chtasetar,Constitution, tail "Ow
Wad. with ADICE on Badness, Maw.
Hop. atlf.imp.'o V ventent. Hannitemant Ind Van..
Ina of CHLLDRIIH. mato adaptation. ao &or
aod bs JOHN L. CAPISN.
SY"IUg.
Pbtenole alit and Bookatli.w.
otril-totbtivif Nit wn rtrrizt 91 ...01rima oh...twat
wiriumizzo rose mmHg wows
- ses.sw9t