re dor o towerda Great Britain. I think it
r that no neutral Power was ever more
\nd more exacting towards a belligerent
stain has been towards the United Puttee.
e from Ibis condition of things is that.
.ett must apply Nell w,th the greeted
"g 37 to bring the civil war to a 'peed,' and
quolusion, or else It may have reason tO
with Great Britain and with her allies.
rev, we moo pt thie wise oonneol, it would
ny part toward the rre.surv , Ware sad
meats, if I were to withhold the expie,...
rough and deliberate conviatloa that the
Rea with alt the energy sad skill which
ratios of the Government of the Barred
Oren nistantieeoOnid command. The con
e area one, and the ideas and intereste
. the partieti engaged -in it render it twee
We therefore. Wept the ease as
Of severe domestic jriall, with continual
'reign letervention. We have before as
of duty—that is the way of pommel...ace.
roe we have pursued httharto It will acre
)16 we are to be lost. Teat air nation can
conclusion that neither oar vistas nor oar
tor even oat molten, can accept .
INT-CONDITION Or OCrit CAMS&
simirew mteat our confidenee in the ma
in is Streets are PO near that we can more
for them thee antimpate them. Nor ass
ily forget that of su human transactions
rs ere, in their sennenee, tee most uncertain
us, Label:Leh the nititaate results are a sub.
ties! calculation We nave tne conviction
ttional cause Is in a far .trOnsor condition
it bee been M. SLUT sweetens stage of We
while -the disunion forces seem weaker
3' time heretofore The maritime Puwerii.
!ferenae is to be apprehended if we 611.01114
, ate, !sem to Me to be eaMett hat lett at 11.
tse against us now than lust have hitherto
is it aln that we have mote t tones and
read new than we have had at format
war. Thee time seems t. be.fayarina u. ,
wale the best, friend of instiela stud troth
say to anDelatie the conviction that. pa
mper of the American people 111 Tag that
Ind ssorigtes which they have , hitherto
,onsidtrabie conipared with what th , l7
if now a/milieu by a foreign enemy.
lets is ne lenge, a Waring in ;no c mars.
ho ettinsels fear of the abets,' at home;
uld there be a hearing far one who ebottid.
t r aturreeetun /row a hrJad. These
Ida apOtt which the Prseidrnt builds his
,hall pass safely arena Ws tria.lo-Walek
nonTnnoTli WITH TEtn ItanELS.
; to Mr, Adams, April 23, 1354„ writer :
'nor t., seknowledne the reselpt of sour
• ril S /to. (42, with lie complement,
• of ..rticlori of siseociation for the co:grtal•
d well compile', Whoa, Ohleut, Is to carry
tritiah ports to the Insurgents, under
the irtsuraent (rebel at Rich/mud The
'er untie tortentona on paper, Scat donut
)(Axel' to roil U: re preparations to defeat it
ral (mow 'these forces are now being
kagmented. The movements or our mill.
ra , forces ere likely to Cassie Corns new ein
e to the sch 4 Ines which these ehemeless
i do not now appear to have anticipated,
10240 WITH IHIGLAND lINCOMPOST&Tain.
His net to multiply unneces.ary coin plaluts
ity'R 'fhosa whtea hare at
,reseated are eutlicisukio render the rola-
Street ... Hotels »ad tee United nt4t t as na•
trevertheleerr, I do not .thlakt this new
outiet to be &flowed to o into activity
ionatrance ie thrrentlyr lueomtattbie
totia3l4 whit& bar lit,jesty's Government
timed, cud le directly rubeen.iveor peeve
oetween the two countries
r/lAT Wit WILT. B/9 MOROBBOTO D.
the Vaned Statee, for purpoecie of self-de.
Won reetziettot 6 upon trade with (treat art•
rltli her colonies It seta a p,fr ekde at ke
glans which Dana b.-++t ,efat-egeetr tem"
aonmegisenees are ineadCulaule, if Ilarops ie
heroine Involved in say ge ee:al war. nrib•
your. d.aoretion! an, uneettens of time., et
of language. the Freel oat ertheots you to re•
with • bar , HOBS, a Government up un tke
TEJ MEXIVAN ZMPIRIA.
rd to Mr. Adams:
thtfT OF PTATB, WASITINGTON, MAT P,
, int I thank you. very 41130411T01,7 for your de.
he lack of April, No. M. which contains
mrtiwalery new and intero.ting in regard
fredlngs which have °laminated in the de.
lho Archdttke Idasimillan from 'Moils, with
lon to eetablish an imperial monarchy in
Seery- thinkins observer moat be Cuhy mitts.
withont epeoial evidence, that, those events
Main In a conspiracy of .frfaxicsam &helmet the
etc and treedom of their own country. Never.
fill be fortunate for 4 be fnture of Al Art on, and
.se of republican gofernment there, if the lats.
have given me of the dstalis of its aonspicecy
become generally liftmen,
e very clearly ennleined the metivea and
'blob have induced so many of the lull NM«
.:43. and 'mummies of iltan•pe t Saver
son of the Iderienn republic. Ail lb me me.
ntiments rea sive thamstiven 1.31 .) a jesionsy
'cement of th« States. Thtitr scraht
cod proereee bATO II•C8118yaliy provared ado
laronism Yon very Ju.tly tne
etth whieh the Americas movie co •thatte
LI division in Peeence or the apparent
tbetr Influeore in hissko, be: it to tee
sae of faction which led na into tO, melt
Otte Sad events can core it, and these we
Have ars doing their work. No appeal to
or to the patriotim of the insurgents is
ift as they entertain b'ipen of stvm..s In the
uterprise. The loyal smolt* of the .United
. to have no need for new or incremena demo
national cause. At all events.'ander s.
dun and remote dacaera can warmly beer
tin serious attention when the immediate
tia of the conflict absorb :he popn•. , mud.
Aker way for cm than to oontemplate the
mly, no our whole duty fait hfn, v. meet
hie; es it rinse with prudence, !men's.
iceseary, end trust in God for a ants inane
, u/ obedient servant.
WILLIAM B. SERAID
WAX lINTWIIDN SPAIN AND PERIL
:Mr, Reward to Mr. Adams.]
'T OF STAFF, WARRINGTON. May U. 1864.
The security, welfare.and ind epende nee
American nations have heretofore as
ted Great Britain as they have the
Great Britain is equally with the
a 'friend of Spain. 1 cannot tionht,
`ter Majeaty'e Government will agree
tment in rewarding with deep coneurn
,n the apparently inuelneot 'Ungar of
!pain and .Fern. Toe latter Power ens
od edifies of the United wawa, cod I
tat ehe has at toe same time appealed
Ton Will seek an pension to converse
.ell upon the subject, and nee your good
sbalibe accepted, to induce her majesty's
I exercise its influence with the two core
tt Conciliation upon terms coasiWent with
onor. To-enable you to nut understand •
to subject, I give yon.herewith a copy of
mg I have addressed to Mr. 'well:won, oar
In. and to Mr. Koerner. our repreeenta-
our obedient merTan hl t.
W/ ALIA H. SEWARD
NEW ToREC, VITT.
NicsrYorz, Feb. 0.
BANN STATISMnws..
Ing is a statement of the sonditlon of
rk banks for the weak" siding Felt. eth :
Isem 1470,000
40,000
780,000
0,400,000
L A.TBBT EITOCIX YA.RIEST.
c's Exchange this evening gold was
; Erie, 7534 ; Hudson Itiver,lo7}4 ;
Zdiehtgun Southern, n ; ItUnole
Itteburg, 81 ; Toledo, ;14% ; °Mew
Led, 954'; Northwestern, s 5; North.
:red, 84%; Fort Wayne, fly; Ohio and
:WM, 27%; °timberland Coal, 45
18%; Manposa, 11%.
na gold markets were very strong,
was quotod at 815.
NAII,IIIII.
rig Evelyn, from St. Kitts.
IpAleaand'erM4rehall,trout Liverpool,
alit ?OMITS SPRING SALB or Boma,
LOGANS, ABMIt GOODS, &a.—Ttto early
;purchasers is requested to the large ae
of boots, shoes, brogans, to., embracing
of 1,300 packages of Brat•alaes seasonable
' city and Eastern manufacture, to be pa.
• sold, by catalogue, on four months' ore
moing this morning, at 10 Welooir, by
yen & Co., auctioneers, Nos. 232 and 234
?est.
CITY ITEMS.
07 WHICOBBOTIZ, T.STLOR, & BROWN'S
NITX OP PAINIiING AND PHOTOGRAPHY
the pleasure of announcing that w 6 will
day our NEW ROOMS, No. 914. CHESTNUT
d friends of the establishment, and the pub.
ally, are 'respectfully invited to vlait this
mama, Where will be found not only every
at le beautiful In our line of Art, but every
and elegance of arrangement for the grott
o( visitors.
WENDER() TH, TAYLOR, At DROWN,
914 Chestnut enlist.
t2B-MEDAL SHIRT, Invented by Mr. John
and for sale at the popular Gentle
lehing of Mr. George
110 Chestnut street, are the best-made
tang shirts in the world. the very
)ds In this department are alwaye for
tract's counters.
MB Or JAMBS E. Nuances, ESQ.--•
COLLO friends and admirere or %Ida dtt•
Dramatic Reader and Patriot will be
opportunity of procuring excellent vie.
i n recently takdn by Mr. F. Gutekunot,
&ladled Arobletreet, and now for Bale
IPITIMTS or A MAIL BAG.--Among the
do sent through the poet Moe in a Bin
of last year were seven thousand one
d flftrone samples of tea, three thou
hundred and four of engem, ore. thou
'rty of hops, a 'specimen of asphalts, a
1, two tin onniatero, an umbrella
of liquorice, a pair of star, and a
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
'noon, WOG 603 - and 606 Chestnut
ttis.
ISCJORIYIi BST PRO PATRIA ISTORte
sing this motto printed on his nertill.
(-told it Wad Latin, the English of
is sweet for one's country to die,"
lid like sweet things, and didn't care
onsoripteeli even in Latin, We like
• words better than Latin or Greek,
Stokes Si Co.'e cps-price Clothing
Continental, the price is In plain
on all the garments, so plain that
my read."
rING AND TAILORING ESTABLTIM
Ile Stokes' old stand, No, 609 Most.
~ Sixth. We claim for oar establish.
It has constantly on hand the nneet
good]) for onstom•work In this city.
st our style of out and workmanehip
any other; and
;
our prices are lower by far than those
shuient for custom-work exclusively,
di lower than those of any other first
4buse.
Or TASTIN trivrrno TO CALL :at
Ca' old stand, N 0.609 Chestnut street,
eleganti assortment of ready-made
on band.
arams.—The attention of gentle
becoming original onbacribers in a
upany le directed to a card la to
le - - Janda are located in the Mews
ll moray, Ohio, and, from the glow-
MVO had of that region, ehOuld prove
lent.
,rransens made into Spring, Or
ctrerees made to order, and old
In exchange, at
W. HENRY PAT rants,
1408 Oneonta Went.
leeelle of the system of
dug rendered practicable by Messrs.
through their newspaper agency,
r Chestnut and Fifth streets, ad.
a postage and avoid the labor of
lth publishers, risk of remittances,
4d repeated calls of strangers with
vexatious deceptions of Journals
soter, and losses from contrasting
and irresponsible persons.
may learn through this sirmoyjust
advertise in, to reach offestivelyand
lone wherein, their trade may be
re copies of jouisalikla whish
ineortml. feTrltakillt
Om Toast Lanz Orarranse transferred, dens
np, and made oval tenon. Those havingyakable
Curtahsl worn so that they are useless, can have
themmade'entfrely new at much less than the pris
sent price of Ourtafne. Call and see speolmetus at;
W. HAM PATTIOVN
14010hestnnt Wan.
fef-Gur2
Ent, EAR, aro asnanna, anboantully treated
by S. Imam, N. D., Oeullat and Anrlat, 611 Pine
krUnatal apt Inserted. No charge for orandustios.
JARXD'S EMAIL DR PARIS, for the Skill Int everi
where, by Jared fc:Rene, lmportere, Phila. 24111tutr
Gnonoz Signcx it, Co.'s Plauos, phd lklason •
Ilemls , s Cabinet Organs, 'for. sale only by 7. E
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut streets. n 01641
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CoLGATB's Hoistsi Bosr.
Tide eelebrited TOILET SOAP. in mush universal de•
mend, is Made from the OEO/OIST material', is MILD
and BIROLLIENTM its nature, PRAGFRAEPTIrIf SORRY
ED. and EXTREMELY BENETIOIAL in Its salon upon
the Skin. Tor ale by all Druantsia and lanai Goods
dealers. fad. tithily
STOP THAT MAN WITH A BLACK HAT AND
figured vest, and rdentiou to him that' a general assort.
mot of Hardware, Cutlery. and Toole may Istrusuttly
found at ' TRUMAN & SHAW'S,
No, 838 (Mott Tralrty-five), MARSHA Street,
below Ninth
Onitrir.NTEßS l TooLe AND'' BUILDING
Hardware. for sale by TEITHIN & SHAW,
No. 835 (Eight Thirty-Aye), MARKS T Street,
It below Ninth.
TRUSSES, BEACH AND lincitetrrou. Sup-
Porta. of approved constrnotion, and light finish; ad.
Meted with Judgment, at O. H. NRIDLIIB% corner of
.rwßrasil and RAOR Streets. (Ladtee',Depestsent,
conducted by Ludlam. on Twelfth Streektretdoor below
Race.) An extensive variety of- SupPorkza,
OMNI. Elastic Stoaklnge, Syringeii. Margery articles,
Aa Ja19401
LADIES RECEIVE INSTRUCTION' IN BOOK
KEEPING, Commercial Arithmetic. Mercantile Forms.
&0.. and Ettainem Writing, at O'DONNELL'S Boni
keeping Institute, TENTH and Off SS a UT. . fe1.6.0'
NMI GEOBGE
PT ES T gZ CO.'s air
AND
NILSON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORO - A.Na
PIANO Over NV each of these tat (WHIM
PON.TVAL Instruments bave been sow. otramis.
PIANO by Mr.. and the demand is aAnrorsr
FOWLS. sem , tattllyinereasing. • OROANS.
PIA b' 0 Per sale only by CABINET
FORTES. I B. GOULD, 011.0 ANS.
PIANO SEVENTH And CEINWPSITT Bts. CA.B IV KT
YON.TES.
,011,OLNIEL
.
.
Ehrl w IT . OATS 71PEOR $l4 TO $55. OVERCOATS.
*0
•• s. ii
OVIRCOATS FROM $1.4 to ffi6s. irralacoxret
tf f •
OVERCOATS PROM $l4 to OVERCOATS,
• t
OVERCOATS PROM $l4 is 866. . OVERCOATS.
WARAMAKER & BROW,
OAK HALL,
S. E. corner SIXTH lad MARKET Shnete.
rOlang 3110.13'11 Salts sad elegant varlet"' et' Um
beet elan Clothing at BEASONAILE PRICES.
WNSIELRE & WILSON'S ILISILIST PIZEISIIIN
~LOOK7IITiTOII
SaiWANO MACH/ITES.
TEE OHEAPEST, SIMPLEST AND BIM
Asherootne. 'TO* 0 3ZSTIPITT Street. above Sseestp.
11it.~:.R~.I~~_
SMITH—FI7.IIMAN.—On Fifth...lay evening &mind
month 2d, at the residence of the bride's father, by
Friends' ceremony, Samuel S. Smith to Elizabeth P.
Furman, daughter of David Furman, all of Otte city. *
0U146-110RRII.—On Sunday evening. February
6, 1866, at the pastor's residence, 307 New meet, by the
hey. B. W Butter, Mr °oozed Young (Penna. Yolc ).
of Scranton, Lidzsree county, to Mist Delid, Morris, of
Manch Mundt, Carbon °aunty, Penna.
MI E1=1..,
STEEL —On the 6th inst., of typhus fever, Helen
Gertnide, daughter of Win. G. Steel, In the 4th year of
her age.
The funeral will take plate from her father's reel
dense, 669 North Eleventh street, OR Wednesday, the
sth, at 2 o'clock P. M.
WOOTSW ARD. —Suddenly, on the morning of the 6th
last Thomas Woodward, in the 46th year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend hie funeral, from Ms late residence, N 0.14 Wood.
land Terrace, on Thureday morning. February 9th. To
leave the house at half past 9 o'clock. To prorated to
Wilmingtcn, Del., by railroad. (Wilmington, Del.,
papers please copy. 3
SEILAPLES.—On Minden February 6th, et his rest
donee. In Concord, Delaware county, Casper W. Shar
pies, Seq., aged 69 years.
The films's of the family are invited, without farther
notice, to attend the "liberal, on Thursday, 9th instant,
at 10 A. Y. Train will leave depot, Thirty-first an d,
Market streets, at 5.16 a. M ••
BOBBIES. —Willed, Jan. 26, 1561. at Eastport, Miss..
Samuel 0. Robbins, nd Regiment lowa Volunteari.son
of Jeremiah Robbins , of this city.
BEBE. —snddealy, on Saturday, the 4th Instant,
Flerenee, youngest daughter of eteerlie D. and Fannie
L. Rem aged seventeen months. VON
M0D.4.011". —On the Bth inst., Elizabeth, relict of the
late John McDaniel, in the 8711 year of her age.
The relatives and male frleade are invited to 'attend
the funeral, from the residence of leer een-in-law, Wm.
B. Perking, on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock. ***
J0.668.—0n the 6th of February, Ella 8., the eld est
daughter of Wm. and Margaret Jones, la the 7th year
others ge.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to
attend the funeral. from the residence of herparacts.
Darby road. Twenty. fourth ward, on WedaeralleF
morning, at 10 o'clock. ev
TA LEOT. —At .florthampton, Mass.. en Monday Jana
my 90, 1861,__Violotta T., widow of George W. Talbot,
formerly of New York, aged 77 years. *"
WATERMAN. —On ath inst.. Jacob Waterman.
Die relatives and friends are invited to attend his
tnneral,from his late residence at Holmesburg, on Wed
nesday at 2 o'clock.
. .
SEAN. —On Monday morning, 6th hint , at the real
ammo of Dr. Wm. Elmer. in Bridgeton. N. J., Matthew
Kean. formerly of Wilmington, Del ; In the bad year of
Vs are.
BAINES —On the 6th bat., Fenton Haines, in Ow
Slut year of bit age.
Notice of funeral to-morrow. ' •
MOVENINQ CHINTZES, 33 CENTS.
We hey. reduced the prise of beet. quality Blank
and White American Chintzes to 33 cants.'
BESSON & EON, Mourning ®tore.
sM No. 918 OEINSTNOT &Meet.
()VEEN ELIZABETH COLLA.I6.-
A few more dozen of wide Eerier° Collars:: list re ,
waned. Also, new style Tansy Crape Collars.
SISSON dc SON, adaoreleirillson.
No. OIS CHNIMIUT letreet.
4 _ 4 LONG CLOTH ITUBLIN3, cTs.
Pew York Mille Shirting,
Better them Willtsmeellle, D .
•
Ware next to Ma beet, D.
Searnieet Sheeting Muslim.
SYRE LAADDLL.
POUBTB sad litCH BMWs.
NOTICES.
ATTIENTION VOW/ UMBER I
BIieHEST BOUNTY I
FOURTEENTH WARM.
The Remitting Oonunittee are now prepared. td pay
In CASH. the Loll GIST BOUNTIIB to all reunite ac
credited to thloward.
They will aikat the Be utheast isomer of THIBTEENTS
and OBBER Otreete VOTER! DAY. from 9 to 4 o'clock,
whet e all information will be sheer fully even.
Avoid tee broken come to ue and receive YTLL
BOUNTIES la OASI S :BOUNTIES.
For one year
For twoyears. ................ ..... WS 00
For three years 095 CO
FOR TWO YEAR TATXRANB .TOINIRe RANCOOR'S
00.11. Pd.
For ono year, .......«... ....... . ........ SO
For two ................ 976 SO
Per three "Jr 014115.• ... •-•••••••• •-•-• •• • • •-• • •-•-• •-•• •• • 1,126
Dr. I. leclacaoL, 1. 11 ,.. ranz0 .
J. TRADICARA,
- Comet
FEED' ff. A. VAN OLIVE,
'ger' T Wie X.FTH WARD BOUNTY
Ftlillm.-01TY BOUNTY. ONE YEAR MEN.
FOUR BUNDPED DOLLARS; THREE TEAM. FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, cash in band. No recruit need
wait for Me money_ this Ward.
B OUNTIE3 NOW PAID:
One. Year Men ......... re+ M.O • $574
Two-Year Men,... ..... 675
Three-Sear Moo 845
RANCOOK'S CORPS. I r WO-YSaYETSEANS.
Ora Year...t., ....... $8;15
•
Tw 0 T1M1T5...... ..... ... ..... ........ ............. .
1 125
. 915
Three It ear 5......— —........
Commit:este muter la e.id
_pay reerulte meet ever)
dey at F. & L. Ladner s, _Northern Military FIFA
THIRD Street. below Green.
JOHN EL SINEE,I JOHN S. ERTL.
L H. BNOLES. CHAS. 11, MASSON.
•
080. BUTZ.
fe7.61. Disbursing Committee.
tar A EARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE
employees of Markley & Son (late Crissy &
Markley), - veld February 4, the following resolution
wee unaulmorimy adopted:
Reeolvd, That we, the employees of B. 0. Mirkley
& Son's Cate Crisay & Markley's) Printing Istabhsh
went, beg leave to tender our thanks to K. C. , MAIM
LET Jr., for the bountiful remit famelebed ets on tile
evenly. g of February 1, at W at. 8. STOBLarrB, Mo.
19 Euuth /310EITH Street, hoping the anntverstry of
tioa tame may vest the firm with increased suttees',
and the retina g partner with health and happineea.
JOSEPH MARSH, JAB. F. WALT.A.CH, .-
CHAS. P. TR uMPSON, JOHNSTO A STF.HRHFT.
CB AS w rani,JOSEPH. SONSS,
BINRY L Enalate BARRY SLIP,
T. L. COBARD. 'MOB. J.A. CHANDLER,
B. C.
.: DILOiLAP. ' R. J. MlLL broom. It 4
B. WBIO I OEIAD AT, AUSTIN SI
NOTICE.—REIPIRE COPPER COW
PAN Y Of NICEIIOA6I-IfOTIOR Is HERB BY
GIVRIf, That all Stock in this Company, on which the
toilalment of Two Dollars per abate, called August ID,
felted by
due September 19, 1E64, is not pall,
leittd by said default. and that accordigg to the Ch a tter
sad By-laws of the Company It wlll be sold at Pablto
Auction on THURSDAY, 9th March, .1665. at 12 M . at
the Entice of the Secretary of the Company. No. 443
'WALNUT Street. Philadelphia. miles. paid on or .be
fore that day. By order of the Board of Directors.
J. 8 IN tadULLIN. Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia. Feb. 6, 1E66. fe'btawlemimh9
E CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER
WHOBPITAL - ASSOCIATION, BROAD AND
"MEE. gratefully acknowledge the following recelptc
for the last two weans:
Tobation from "1, " 3100 00
Will•am Biagio and sisters 100 00
Henry C. I Stray.,'... ».............. SO 00
Mercantile Colon Club.. 100 00
Cash
3creph B. Townsend MO TO
20 to
II 8. Sanitary Commianion-2 bble, of vegetables, 1
bbl. roasted rook; Honeybrook Coal Co.-1 ear load of
coal; Buds Mountain Coal Co.-1 car load of coal; Talc.
Branson—i ton r f coal; Penn Rolls( Aeroeiettou—S palm
wollon cocko,S doz. bandages. Sjaro preserved peaches;
Ini•aJobuson-1 package of chocolate; Mae Doyle"'
Vara Woollen socks.
TWELFTH WARD.—EOIINTY•
FUND hiESTiNG THIS (Tuesday) BOSSISM,
7X" o'clock, at Matte School douse. THIRD Street,
stove Brown. let there tea roil attendance of-those
who desire to clear our ward or a Draft.
By OraOr Of the Cornrhittee.
CHARLES M. 'WAGNER, President.
Tang H. Corr/Gun, Secretary, it
LECTURE Offf COMMERCIAL
LA
W lff JOHN A. °wind . . Lea.,
AT BRYANT, STReTTON, & B&W NirsTEly 8 NA
VA/IXF L c 0 891,11, r..
..93 41 C. COLLafill,
"T 4 :3
S. W. earrar OB.EsTRIPeanT773h.II gitaata.
7 he fourth Lectnte of the Online on Commereini Law
will be delivered before the etndente and friends of title
institution on WED&BBDAY EVSIIiN(I, the Bth Ins%.
at 8 o'el oek.. Subject— • • Riefrre, DUTIES, AIM i/CSIUNT.
TIES OP FARRIER WOMEN, AS RESPECTS THEIR CON•
TRACTS
A cGrdlal invitat'on fe en ter ded to the pablie. 1 a 21
W!NEIMAN TILE tulnAvair CO
FAXIY, PRILADBLPH/A. Feb, 6, BA%
he Aultaal Klection for Oflioere for the tient/MI Team
will take plans on I'IIBSDey 21.4 init., at' the LI
BRARY ROOM. Polls open at 4 P. 81.. and dote at 8
F. M. JAW. •• KoALLISTIR.
_
HORTICULTURAL HALL, 8- W.
earner of BROAD and WALNUT Streets. EssoT
TB Ia &TIMING on "Promotion of Plante." by P.
BENDERsoa.
TWENTZFOIIRTH WARD
the Ward
'Will pay for alt acceptable Reorulta credited to
$4O Extra Ward Bounty.
PHILIP LO WET, JR.
3. K. ,
J. J. VA HOUTEN, •
Reerntttaq Committal
DOBILIEY FARES OIL COMPANY--
The Egret Annual Eleatlon for Ave Dlreoore
will he held on. WEDNESDAY 149hNING. Sth lost , at,
at the northwest corner or TENTH and sPaine - o2La•
DEN Streets• Third Story, between-the bolus of avian
sad miss Vetere are required to pretest their Bisbee is- i
ties neelpte. feO•YY
lar. NOTICE.
•=1! . 1 . i1 .. j
NVOLINTOOKVIILLE
PBTROLEIJM OOMPANY
OFFICH OFIIIII 13011PAXY. Wo. 411 'WALNUT Z.
• OW THURSDAY. 1211'Y 18. 1888.
Lt IS o'clock M., to
Of a portion of their Lend. made by the Board of Di
rectors JIMMY 23, UM • •
BY order of the Board.
CRAB. L. DOUGLAS%
3ed54f16 /Montan , Pro. ten.
gr. TINE NEST .1111BAN'T.—CITIZENS'
SIIft,TITUTE. 1111PRBSENTSTIVII, *BD. VOl.-
iles TIER a OBS CY —We beg leave to cell the attention
of those who are dratted, and theme who are enrolled
and stable to rotatory duty, and also that woes of per
eons who are not liable to drat' (ladies, and gentlemen
over forty , five yeare), to our agency for_proottring sab
alltntra and • oinmeer reprovant silvers Famous suould
otter d to thin tmpor toot matter at once• as the draft haa
beau fixed for the 16th of February next.
We are doing a. attletly legitimate bliaineet 1 We IWe
turntable men not liable to the d raft as substitutes and
reprotentstivert. ae low. if not at lower prince, than ant
cane; stoney in 'Philadelphia. The law Weirs no to
Dat alibaelentes In the Navy or Marine Corps, to be
credited to any district In the State when the principal ,
resides.
To facilitate bull nem, if persona' in or out of the
city, who are enrolled. will furnish ns with a aertill
o.te of their enrolment from the Provolt Maralgal.of
their dietrict, they can have anhetitoten sworn into
miller branch or tius service, widolt wilt folly exempt
it ow from draft.
Iteferecce can be given to ladiea and gentlemen in
this city for whr m w e have d one busin.se In this line,
end also In the fol owing counties: Cheater, Delaware.
Montgomery, Berke, Backe. Schuylkill. and North
.
amnion.
N. 8.--Chnrchee and Mahe rural/lied at the lowest
possible prices.. Liberal -arrangements made with
TIM nfibir ommittera to fill unease - -
Call or addrees ktoNSCLI, PaXSOlf. & CO.,
411 caebultrr Street or
ire-et Box 2071 Philadelphia Poet Office.
iRr/SIXTH WAND.—THE VENTIOIf
of the enrolled citizens of our ward. le parties
larl y called to the following preamble and. resoliitions,
ranee° at the meeting of the Bounty Fund Committee
on ea turday aing. the 4th instant;
Whereas, Heretofore the burden of filling the quota
of the tqxth ward has fallen upon the few. many en
rolled men. liable to draft haying entirely ignored
their duty in failing to Std in eubsortptione or work.
- whom we know to be liable, but hare depended upon
those who have given -their time and money to save
them from conteristion; therefore, -
Resoired. That it Is the Senile of the Sixth Wer4
Bonnie Fund Committee—
.Fltrat. That a= amesement of IN be laid un.l.* ;m i ry
enrotled man liable to draft in the Sixth
Seeond.• That the Beer.lary. Itr'itrriated to prepare a
list of all who will pay 11 7 _41sx, and in the event of our
falling tci 1 / 11 . 111 4 q uota of the ward by the time the
draft takes sit:the. then that *Aerial amount Anil be
s7Oong those who may be drafted, but in tie
ey"!.. all it be need to procure exemption, or a sub
stitute for those who refuse to pay the above tax -
The Committee will meet on THURSDAY EVENING
next. the Pth Diet.. at •7 o'cloek, at the School House, in
CROWN Street, when they expect a full attendance of
all interested. There who wish to subscribe will
please band their enbscriptions immediately' to the
Treasurer WM H. BARNES. No. 37 North. THIRD
Street. or ' the Precinct Committers. who are earnest - I.Y
requested to continue their labors atxd - report on Thurs
day evening next
Al& MARDI WILDING, Chairman.
Jowl/ HAGAN. Seer and Dearniting Agent. fee.it •
1.06111 N OIL CONPANY OF PENN.
ISTMT.% Clia.-0111ce Removed to 399 WAL
1111T Strict. third etnry. Stockholders arc Invited to
ez 11. between 10 and 12 o'clock A. Id , wben informs•
}lon of the prospfrous condition of the Company will
be Liven, and all. inquiries answered -
fee - Bt • GSO. G. GRUBB. President.
QUICKSILVER MINIMS
COMPANY, Ay. 2111.038AD' Street,
Nxw Yona, February 1.1225.
The Annual McMinn of the Stockholders will be held.
at the COFITIFTNTAL HOTEL, be the city of .phibseet
phia, on WEDASSDAY,. February 22d, at one o'clock
P. M
The annnal. Election of DIRECTOR* will be held at
the Barrie +piece, on the same day, between the hours of
two end three P. if.
. . .
Tke Trunefor Balks will be dosed on SATURDAY.
T , Drnary end reopened on MONDAY, TAbreary
Mb. J. B.• RANDOL.
Seeretarl.,
OFFICE WIEMTEM.S2
NIA RAILROAD COMPANYYHILAABLPH7 1225.
SOTTO'S TO STOCKHOLDERS. Anal;—octraed
13010 Meeting of he Nook holderi or the Company will
bo held on TUESDAY. the yeyeutic day of-February,
D 325. at 32 o'olocß M.. at No. 1136 Booth THIRD Street,
Philadelphia.
Animal Election for President acid Dlreetore will be.
held same day and place. JOSEPH
ja28 , 21 neoretary.
OFFICE OF THE CIFY MOUNT F.
os-cr FUND 0 OMMISSIO Of.. COMMON WEALTH
ELUDING, GU CHASTE UT Street,
FratAnnanniA,Jap 27, IM&
Notice is herein' given that the 0011/lal4oa for the
payment of the City Bounty are now preparee to receive
end adinet the claims of all new,recrnite under the pro
visions of Orolnanee of Jeriaary OS, 186.
Voluntedi for
g one Year will. recalve a Warrant for
FOUR HDFDBYD DOLLA&3 •
Volunteers for Two Years will reoeivo a Warrant for
POUR HUNDRED AND frITY DOLLILSO.
• _
-_- - -
Volanteers for Three Years will resolve Warm* for
FIYE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Enrolled silicone who shall place in the service of the
United States a Sebatitnto for not less than Three Tsars,
in ad vanes of a draft, and who shall thereupon be ere.
dited neon the quota of the sit? of PhliadelPhiA, wLII
'receive a warrant for
TRES HDTD BSD DOLLARS.
By order of the Commission.
is9B-tr JOHN Biers, fooretary.
tar virELrTn WARD. THE DIN.
IMMIX° commrrna meet at F. & Lad
ner's Voriltern Military Hall, TRIED Strait, below
Omen street, ayary say, and pay the Fuormar CASH
BOUM:LES.
Yin 0110 TE11112.1.4.• 000 •14 NNW. • •••• IN,* • • HIV, • 4., w 45515
for Two ..... . . ... 67*
For Three Yearn .. ... . . . ... B SS
FOR HANCOOK'S CORPS—TWO TZAR VRTIRAWS.
For One Tear. .. $BB5
Tor 7re Yawl .• It • • • 9'75
For Three..... 1,13$
Jobe EL Slier, Oherlea H. listeork.
John S Heys, I George Butz,
L B ligels,
fe 24t* _ _
gar FREDERICK DOCGLASS WILL
donee* the third levittre of the soiree before the
"Social. Civil. and St etlettsal APKletation of the Colored
People of renneyDranhe " on TROBSDAI BITS/XING,
February
Foil' 0, • • Benality Before the Lew.'
Ear' TIMM DOM WHAM OIL AND MIN.
MO COMPASS. —A meeting of the Stock
holders will he held at the Rooms of the Hardware
Trade Asseeiatien-ilo. 411 CUM hIBROE Strest, - Pedla.
dolphin. on THURSDAY. the 9th met , at 4 o'olock
Y. 114., to accept the charter. organize, adopt
. by•lairs,
and,elact °Ricers for the current y ear.
sereLßT.
A. H. JUSTICS. lOorporatora.
NANWRIL ROWLAND,
PRTLADELPEUA. Fab, 3, 1965.
gar OFFICE OIL CREEL( AND RED%
WAS RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. JAIL 18. 7366.
NOTICE TO 6TOCECHOLDEnn. —An adjourned an
nual meeting of the Stockholders of this Company win
he held on TUESDAY, the 7th day of February, 1986, at
o'clock P. X , at No. X3B South THIRD Street, Phila
delphia.
Annual election for President and Directors will be
held same - day and place. JOSEPH LESLEY,
9t Secretary,
OrtatTF. OF THE lIBROX CANAL
COMPANY,
PIITLAMILPHIA. Ja.1211617 27, ISS6.
The Anneal Meeting of the STOOK and BOND
HOLDERS of the Union Canal Company. - and Oblation
for Vincent and Managers to serve for the ensuing year,
will be held at the office of the Company, No. 22119
WALNUT Street. on TVERDAT. the 7th day of Abra
am nest, at T 1 o'clock A M.
The Transfer Books will be closed on the 28th instant.
tfe7 OSCAR THOMPSON, Secretary.
r4 l NOTICE.—L9II3BSCILIBERS TO THE
Capital etoek of the NATIONAL OIL CHICK
OIL COMPANY are hereby notified that their CERTI
FICATIIIII are ready for delivery, and will be exchangad
far the inatalresot reeeipte. at the °Moser the Company,
No. MM North RBOAT Street.
__
feLtlt WM. J. MALCOLM, Reeretary.
Igr Di OTICM.—THE ANNUAL MAIM
ID 0 of the Btoekholders or the OCEAN STEAM
NAVIGATION cozily:faqir. for the electioa of rive - Di
rectors, and the transaction of other business, be
held at No IE6 North DELAWARE Avonne (eecond
Bear), on TUESDAY, the 7th of Pebrr. an' neat. at bait.
Ipast Metre o'clock P. M. WILLIAM DENNIS.
ja24-17t Secretary and Treasurer.
N(PFACIL—TILE ANNUAL MIN
G of the Stockholders or the PHIL* DCLPHIA,
ADD VAVANNAB bTNABI NAVIGATION Coatreetr
oiler hneeneon w f l ve
K e en m a o r / a n 126
N r OW a Di n a-
f
WARE Avenue (second floor), on TUESDAY, the 7th of
Fel:away next, at 12 o'clock noon.
WILLIAM DENNIS.
!Secretary and-Treeattrer.
!gr.= furrier. GIRARD COIL.
PART, No. 924 WALNUT Street,
manni.rwrA, February 2d, 1862.
NOTICE IS HEREBY 01.7 Sic, That all STOCK of
the OISAED MINING COMPANY on which instal
ments -are doe atid• unpaid has been declared for
&lied, end will be sold at Public Auction on SATUR
DAY. the fourth• day of March, 1865. at 12 o'clock,
noon, at the ONce of the Secretary of the Corporation,
according .to the Charter and By-Laws, unless re
deemed on or before that day.
By order of the Directors. •
B. A. HOOPES,
- Secretary and Treasurer.
!gr. offricz PENRISIaVASILIL RAIL..
ROAD COMPANY,
PAIL LDULPRIAi February 1, 1865.
NOTICE 70 STOCKEWLPED.S. —The Annual Meet
ing of the Stockh.olders of this Company will be held on
TUESDAY, the list day of Fsbinanr. 1965. at 10 o'clock
A. Id., at the BABSON STREET LIALL
The Annual Election for Directors will be held on
MONDAY. the 6th das of .Marcb, 1885, at the otitis of
the Company, No. 238 Snub TRIED Street
fel.lBt EDMUND SMITH, Secretary. ,
IgrNONILL.-111M ANNUAL atrat.
1110 of the Stockholders of tko USION STBAM
IRIP COMPANY will be 11414 on TIIIIIDAY, Pobmary
7th 1866 at 4 o'clock P. M., at the °Mee. No. IA Borth
DALAWAIii Avenue, whew an oleistion will take. plain
for five idailasero, to nerve for the emirate Tear.
jals-19t WM. W. BARIUIVIS. Secretary.
19f 2 =• COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, Arnoprzn
STATES INTER sAL ESVENUE, FOUSTE
DISTRIOT,PENNSYLVAN/A, *ET CHESTNUT Street.-
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank Sundial,
PHILADELPRZA, February I, HEII.
NOTICE le hereby gleen, that, having received from
the Ammer the official lie's of assessment of the SPE
CIAL iItOOMB TAX for this district, the duties have
become due and payable, and will be received at this
OROS until the lath Met After that date TEE PEE
CBBTUM. with costs of collection, will be added to all
blue remaining anode. (diktat notice wilt be served
°Mall persons whose names appear on said lists.
fel-lit JOHN ai. RILEY, Collector..
wines OF THE BLACK. DIA
MOND COAL AND LEON COMPANY, .2105 ii
WALNDT Street. Philadelphia.
The •nnnai /Sleeting of the Stockholders of this Coat.
piny will be held at tills Once on MONDAY. o ' c l ock
day of 'February, b.tween the boars at 10 and 2
at which time an Risotto' will take lace for Directors
for tt e 'caning year. J. S. RESTON,
is7S.stalh6e Secretary.
OFFICE WEST PHILADELPHIA
PASSIM° SE RAILWAY COMPANY, North
west corner of FORTY-FIRST end HANSISFORD
Pan,Annixtrie, Jan. la 180
The Board of Directors havee day. declared a divi
dend of FIVE PER CENT. on toe Capital Stook of the
Compapy, to 31st ult., clear of all fazes, DaTabio on
and alter the 20th inst.
The Boots for the transfer of Stock will, be closed
until that date.
itil2Abbta-12i , WM. MARTIN, JR.. Treunrer.
OFFICE OF THE FIRE INSER
AMI
PHIAE CO
PH ILAIrEL , MPAEY OF TEE 0017FTY OF
FEERRITART A,1866
At a meeting of the Stockholders of the mild Compoui,
hold on Mood y , o the 16th att. , the follolflux centimes
were duly elected Directors for the ellelatilr year. to
Wit:
_ _
91i nii e 10, 8n t tit , irelivaac -- - -
HenriUTElrp Sohn ant,
Joseph. Moore, George hfeoke,
Andrew H. Miller, James N. Stone,
Bdwin 1. Reakirt, Nobent P. Maass', Jr.
I Azd at a meeting of the said Direatora, held Wads:Jr.
CHAA LYS J, AUTTAR. lisq_,_ wan unanimously re ,
elected President, HENRY BUDD, Bag.. Vice Presi•
dent, and BEDIJA.MiII F. HOECKLICY. fetratary and
Tresenrsr. BENJAMIN F. HOECIILItI,
SYS,stuthgt Secretary
pE GREAT FAMILY ECONOMIZE RI
Recording Secretary
TEE tsavEßsea. (00G.WHEEL) WRINGER.
The BUT and ONLY HeHebb) (Rothe(' Wenitei.
HOMENSEYERBI
Without tide Wringer
The Clothes are Destroyed, The Clothes ere saved.
Time is wasted_
It viU soon pay its scat
of Clothing atone. Biebt ei
B. L. BURN
fel Nam 1m
fIOTOQRAPII ALBUMS. = BUY
tbe Patrnt,:d Binge-back Albums, superior to all
otherp. somhirls ei-1011100, 136nelli(til. and durabil ry,
at B. F. BLIOIBIt'S PhetoarsP/ os2eris 621 5.6
sired. 15
THE PREM.-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, 'Mt 3RUARY 7, 1865:
NOTICES.
14111 be MU *t UN
CONFIRM A 116111
Disbursing Committee.
Labor is Lost,
Labor iII'SCOAOIIIIIBII*
Time is Saved.
n ley family by the- en's 7ng
see from tliS to $43
RAH, Massif's agent,
7 South SIXTH Street,
en Market and Chestnut.
DIVIDENDS. -
'ENSUE!. s NIDE EOM P ANT Of TITS
STATE 10E, PLINNSB LYANIA, '
FRUIC . UAIItti 6, 1865.
....The Directors bays this day deetared a- dividend of
TWENTY DOLLARS PXR SHARE clear of at taxes,
end payable en dekand to etochholders or' their legal
reresentatlyee. 'WILLIAM HARPER,
Itetwetars.
,
DIERCHANTS , AND' 11114:2111TEACI•
TUTORS_ aLTIONAL RANK (late MER
CHANTS' AND MANURACTURNEW BANTECh
Prrmouno. Januaryl INC
The EEO CILAR DIVIDENDB of this Bank will here
ofter be made in JANUARY and JULY instead of May
and November, and for this arrangement the Board
of Directors have this day declared a dividend' of ONE
rma CENT out of the profite to December 28th nit.,
free of United States take& Stockholders on the Philo,
delphis Ha will be paid at the "COMINERCIAL NA
TIONAL BANK on demand. JOHN SOOTY. Jr. ,
fee. et Cashier,
11.. r••• - OFFICE OF ATLAS OIL COBRA
11= 3 ""
8..,524 WALNUT Street, Boom I).
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 31, Mt
DWIDRIND NOTICE.—The Board or Directors . have
Ibis day declared their third monthly dividend of ORB
Ali D A ITALY PIM CBOT: (1%) oat of the net earatatis
of the Company for the month of JannarY, payable on
and after the 10th tout. Transfer Books close. on the 41k
last at 9P. /11. ; open on the 11 h inst. SP. 11.
fel-tit P. W. W ['MBANK, BearetarY:
MILITARY.
f"ONCE MORE TO THE FRONT !"
5113th /MOIR/0T 'INFANTRY PBRIISTLYANIA.
VOLUNTEERS.
7th UNION /AMOR IN AVG til AI, GUARD) BREIT. ,
Coleitt J'HN A. G.,1,(36 . 0
BRCEDIV: WANTED FOR ONE ISAR'S BEEVICL
BOUNTY FROM CITY. $4OO
~_
GOTRbtiatRGT. SUM. . .
' 'RIGHREIr WARD BOON TINS PAID. •
.BESIDES PAT. RATIoNS. AND OLOTIIIN . O.'.' :
This. Regiment it , authorized bit the War Deportment'
mut the cloivemor of Pkn/ 1 81/ iPania
All CO UR A GE ANDetnrou Soldiers, and baveahown
their ABILITIES:OM TEE HIS n 0: OP
BATTLF E ., ..
Do not watt to be !baled, but ,_embraoe the rimiest
oProttniatt7lo reedy., the tABRItoL BAIN:UM Or.
FiliED. and to eelect Tour own oR
INS L INTEREST . '
A w L N IT I V LING S HI II REGIMEN ES PR T O .,
R r.CLY IE3
Cclonel.- JoHN A. GoRUAS, lite 14*.jor Mb: P. Y.,
fox werly of the 90th P.. V. • -
I.l4Kitimeqo Colonel, JACOB M., DAVIE, late . Major
..
90th P. V. ,
lusior*: WILLIAM 11. BEW:i4NOS. lab Cap t ain DM
P. T. . . . „
..e . MRADQITARTBILB._
033 CHRSTMUT nTRNWe L ,'
NATIONAL GUAEDS, . ILA LL. RAGS - STRUT. Nur,
LOW SIXTH. - . ra,.2vp
. . ,
fTWANTY.FOURTI3. 'w . .. A A I).--A
Compeer, ft r thenlStkßlo.l,oo.t, P. V. will be re.
crafted tiCcte - rreeliall, wsirr PRITADRI.-
PiliAto be eredtki to the Twenty. fourth Ward.
The CL and o , ',', l wAresn'ont Bonettes veld. besides
~,,, . ,Ittif:s 'EXTRA. WARD BOITNTr. '• .
14 9Lrineteed is and raidimeiedtately.
' • . 3 ANIS N BWINDIif. Caitain.
' FRAM D. BINGHAM. Fast Lieut.
PIiTLTP MOWRY. Jr.. t Committee . ,
J. 11. LBE, M. D. • on - .
'
J. J. VAN BOUTHX . . _ReCrllitillg,,, * DAWN*
ATTENTION, :VETERANS t-FOR
REPRESENTATIVE REORNITS FOR - THREE
TEARS. 1.100 POLL4oRS; FOR TWO TRAlte,
NA V, 950 DOLLARS; FOB ONE tit&E MEN, 7X
DOLLAR*, • - • -
To tale Hie aboie•montioltia time 111 . 01.01
FIRST .ARMY CORM •
maj o r gen; DANOGOK, - oommandllE. -
WASHINGTON. D. O.
.
REciariTai, G ld l lt o A 6 D r outh. T S l
Street. _
In view,,of the spnrosohing 'Draft, the enbaradber 'del
sines to procure a Representative Recniit._ Being -an
enrolled citizen of fhe Second Comtreesional Distrlat,the
above liberal bounty will be paid in cash on the recruit
being mustered 'into Service.. Beddes the benefit of Ma
ventrocnt pay: State zed pity relief, the recruit will' be
presented with a:Henry's Patent rifle (which Area dn•
teen shots per minute) when entering the service,
whir} ho will rebate as his own property at the expira
tion oldie tante. The First Army Corps Will be located
at Washington permanently. Free transportation will
be tarnished hence to that point; and the recruit will be
credited to the district in which he realties. Application
meat he made in person at Berry's Marquee, JO6 South
Sixth street, with discharge from the United States ear
vies. certificate of physical ability at the-present time
from some respectableph'yebtlan, and the names will be
properly enrollee on the book prepared for this purpose.
Sample of the rifle will be shown to each applicant, and
fail in fonetail on given.
Applications will be received from veterans until
February 6. UN, at which time s , selection will be
made from thore enrolled. The remainder will be ac•
cepted as volunteers. and will resolve ?lAN tit clash when.,
muttered into service, with benefit of blovernuient PION
Siete sad' city relief 'for their families. No loafers,
bouniy-Yompere, or sub. Mute brokers reed apply, Ap.
plleatton will be received at this office In writing. Any
respectable citizen who wieb es to furnish a Representa•
Live Recruit on the same tennis, address
BINJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Chief of Detective Pollee,
"41610e0 °Moe, Philadelphia.'
'PryLanal,pgra, February I. Ind fel-ilt
OIL COMPANIES.
CAMERON= PETROLEUM CO.
OF PENNSYLVANIA..
CAPITAL W 1,000,000.
SHARES . 200,000.
PAR VALUE...;•-- $5.00.
SUBSCRIPTION SR. SO;
PREADVENT.
VAN CE , STEWART.
OF iambs* comm. re.
TREASURER,
E. G. JAMES,
OF PRILADBLNI/A.
SECINTAiY.
J. L. DARLINGTON.
WEST CHESTER, 2rd.
DIRECTORS,
VINCE STEWART, Mercer county, Pa.
JOHN B. LEONARD, Went Okester. Pa.
D. 0. FORMBY, Washiness", D. 0.
MUM D. 000 KB. Wsokirtaters„ D. 0.
OLIIHRON, Harrisburg, Pa.
JOHN H. DIBHL, Philadelphia.
JONA! P. GRAFF. Philadelphia.
GEORGE 0. EVANS, Philadelphia.
JAMES DRIFT. Marietta. Lan:aster ao., Pa.
The present and prospective value of the stook of this
Company may be inferred' tram the feet that it owns a
fee simple interest in 473 (Pita hundred and emfratty
three) sores of the richest-tested oil territory tuVanango
smutty, believed by the moat experienced oil men in
that retie to be capable of producing a net :annual in
tone 10 the 003BPAIt7 of one and a half million dollars,
or It yes iimee the entire cost of the steak, which would
be equivalent to twenty. five per cent. a month of its
subsuiption price, or one hundred and Any per cent.
per annum antis par mane.
The following is a description of the OonhearlY'll Pro
perty:
One-fourth fee simple interest In the celebrated
"Hooter " Fenn, situate on. the 'Allegheny river,
about two and one-half miles below Franklin, con
taining 233 (two hundred and ninety. two) earns, 'with
333 rods (or over one mile) front on the AllesitenYriver.
on which there are now twelve leases, each ten rods
square, and from which the owners of the fee simple get
one half the oil, free of all expense. Besides this, there
are two Wells owned by the owners of the fee, from
which they get all the oil
On this Warta there are now ten Welle in operation,
producing an average of ten barrels payday, and several
ethers era about being tubed. There are also Jon UM
(eightpteven) more lots surfeyed, and more than fitly
applicatione are sow standing to lease the latter :Orono.
half the oil to the owners.
. .
Oat - of Ilia twelve wells on Oils Barn sisven are now
paying handsomely; a tact which salloiently demon
strates the great richnes s ' and. reliability of the terri
tory. •
le the entire fee dif7P Fe intermit in 161. (one hanired and
eighty-one) acres, sitnate on the Allegheny river; near
iv opposite the "Hoover" Farm. and a little nearer
Franklin, at the month of Mill Run, having a front of
96 rode. on the Allegheny river, and . one mile on both
ewes of Mill Hun, with ample boring surface for one
hundred welts, or Lots of ten rods square. This treat
is known as the "Stewart Farm," and is dear of all
leases or ineumbrances of any kind.
There is now in operation a fifty. barrel well (beside
several smaller onee) on the Cochran Farm, which ad
joins this on the mouth. In foot, the " Mower% " Farm
is surrounded with good-paying wells, and within a
short time a single lease of 80 rode front, on the home-.
Mate opposite side of the river, add for 6166.010 (one
hundred and sixty-live thoneand dollars.) .On this
keen a good well has been struck within a few dart.
o ln addition to the territory of the "Stewart " Farm,
which is believed to be equally as good as the " Hoov
er," there are on it a three-story Grist Mill, with due
water-power, a good farm• knee, and other buildings,
bat will be of use to the company.
The durobttity of this Immediate oil section is illus.
tratedlor the fact thatoome of the wells on the **Hoov
er" Farm have been ramping for over four years, with
out any material diminution in their yield, While the
oil here produced. from its greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity, always commando
from one to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at
911 oFeek.
The akin of the Company feel - justified in present
ing the following estimate of What, with visorous
management, the above lauds can be made to yieldfor
the benefit of the stockholders in a comparatively short
time:
THE "STEWART FARM."
There is room on this for one hundred lots of ten rods
square, all of which can be leased immediately for one
half the oil, free of . all expense to Me, Company,
litirosting one well to each lot_(one hundred wells,
although there is room for three hundred) at the very
moderate egerage of ten Darrel. each, would mate a
Dail/product • 1.000 bbls.
Out of Ilia the Company' a' share would be. „HQ We.
Value of daily- yield to the Company. at
ten dollars per bbl (it is now waling at
#03.60.).. 05,000 00
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year. this would make th e Corny'.
fly'. annual net receipts, from the Seaw
all Farm alone],6oo,ooo 00
_
Allowing therein. estimates for the "Hoov-.
er " Farm, in which the Company owns •
one-fourth In fee of the land interest. the
annual net Mel Pte 4914 Flto Utter would .
be........ ......... . 376,000 CO
:diking the annual isoeipta from both`
Farms ' • • • • UMW 00
Deducting from this amount the sum of
14976,000 for oontlngenotee. would leave
the
Net Annual Income of the Company. $1,5020,000 OD
ALL THESE LOTS CAN BA IMMEDIATELY LEASED,
/i It is deereed expedient, at a rogalkir of one-half the
Oil,•with covenants binding levees to Mali wells, with
all pot etble diligence, to the depth of COO or more feet.
A PAW PLAIN WORDS TO grosoluom
TOR er hot &shed, to Stlilieribe to this (Stook erhh the
expect/Mott Ot finenofataty 11438171ns large dividende,,
but the basis on which ilra) OoMPany rests. it la-be
lieved, will make soar investmegt net only essA but,
proepeetiliely, of enormous value, ' •
No twith ertand tug. at the present pries. of oil, ilie CM
puny' is annual receipts (without any farther develop
ment) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per
Mit, on the omit of the stook.
"The President, Kr. Stewart, is one of the most pm:Al
ma av i ,i 2 yerienceg. off operators In the State. and Ms
reeldinse near the Company 'a 'property and general
oversight of ltaMi.Pagement Is the beet guarantee that
no efforts will be spart:d to make tie investment pro.
Stable.
Applications for a large proetiaon of the Sleek hate
already been made, but none will be faMilved until the
books of the Company are regularly opened for that
gurPoss.
only. a Molted amount of the stook ,will be sold at
subscription price.
• The stock will be hunted - full paid, without further
aseeeemeate,
BOOKS OF 817B801UPTION °von for a few
dot's. on and after Japa' 1/4 186 h at the aloe of,
E. G. JAMES, 'Treasurer,
Ao. 101 WALNUT Street. Ptiliadia.
on. COMPANIES.
far A NEW ENICERPRISE.
ICIALIGaIeTAX,c 5UEN9C114.,e".171.0N"
•
TRIVATE .OIL . ,COMPAPIL
, .
TNN LAND SELECTED IS IN THE ontuitanD.
MECCA DISTRICT,
TRUMBULL COUNTY, ONTO,
Adjacent to the Property of the .Noston. Lubricating Oil
uompanY.
MEARES Loao DOLLARS.
The object of organizing the above Company la en int
mediate development of the land by elating Wells as
raeod-igyeiMetaataal:gotetsdartdru.s:a accomplishi at!irfartalrali..
Will be given by addrOoilo ' g l 3cr '
.. • ..
THOMAS H. SHOEMAKER,
• %chmt OF .d. HENRI LOTS,
N. W. cdixner , Fifth and Chestnut.
fe74t.,
• 4NUMK
GOTERNIMT AND MINING
OMPANY•
76mp4:oz••4mt to . ' Ainooklaolders.
Dimelemmata oa- tido Corapany's iodate in Wirt
county,, Went Visible% point to the existence of an
I
immense Teri of ANTIMOIIT One metal), a sample
which bee been forwarded. end ea* now be seen at the
Com once. This Astiniony has been ezaziktii
by competeat chemists. and pronounced to be an article
of rare purity. New York and Philadelphia houses
kill now contract aria this Company for deliveries at
$360 PIS TON. MR
,AS tin abase diaeoseri was wholly unexpseted, and
as it infuses new Wealth into the Company, the anger
signed enaerieneesreryansat plimare in smantunisaitng
it to tholt friends.
&mild the yield of Antimony equal present appear.
&time, oar insoine from this source alone Will equal
that of say Oil Cotopaiay 111Nouts'kraal&
Tke Company's Oil derelopmeatsaregoiagylgoreeelY
raward, mut profitable rehires, may be early looked for.
A very email amount of original stook, at di per share,
maw reinalas antaken, aid is ottlaicriptloas will new
be received allege accompanied with imak. NARttill of
Sibeinibers net PimaPUT Pevbsg will be erased; and
the stock tranefeerei to cash apelieents.
HENRY. SIMONS, President.
WM. H. WEEKS. Tramlm
J. PERCY DIX, secretary.
Company's OE be. 434 WALNUT Street. fella
ligF THE
DECKER cumrtir
PETROLEVM COItrANY
-WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL ' —4E500,000.
50,000 MARRS— PAR VALUE, $lO.
RESERVED WORKING PUND. $35,000.
SIX THOUSAND (0,000 ?: SHARES OP THE WORK
ING FUND OFFERED FOR SALE AT $3
PEE MARE, suILDIOT TO WO
FUTURE ASSESSMENT,
?unborn
CHENEY KILBURN.
MAMIE% •
JOEL H. GATES.
SEORIITARY,
ROBERT G. SEVERSON.
DIRIOTOBB
011106 BY KILBURN. 80. 619 Market street. Phila
PRENTICB P. OUEITINK 277 N. Second et., PARA.
HORACE M. BRIT% 312 Market street.
MARCUS De:VS. 224 8 Second, street Phila.
JOEL H. OATES, 619 Market street, Phila. •
ENOCH S. PARSON, 222 Dock street, Phila.
ALLIPERD MARLINS, 10 North Pith street, Phila
This. Company own. in fee simple, 229 adres of valua
ble OIL .LAND in Morton gabs. coanty, West Virginia,
lying on both sides of Decker'e Creek. Within four
miles of ittcorflueneenrith the Monongahela river, at
Morgantown, and contlinons , to the celebrated Oil Re
gions of Greene and Fayette comities, Pennsylvania.
Tbe boring mutant, on the land is ample,
being nearly
a mile la extsnt, anti the tract contains aninexharietible
quantity of bituminous coal, which crepe oat on the
surfaee, bealdee being covered with a. growth of fine
white oak timber. Ott itt paling quantities le find la
this region at a depth varying from its to 260 feet, the
Oil. besides being heavier, commanding a. much batter
price than that found farther north. The company
Lae beim formed b welt known practical boluses men
of this city with the intention to
AT 01XOF I
The incorporators ire required to retain their respec
tive intereise in the Company until the developmehts
are made to the full satisfaction of the stnekhold&rs,and
the public are seemed that au the affairs of the Com
pany will be conducted in the meet energetic, straight
forward, and bueineso-like manner,
9 be proceeds of the 6,000 shares which It is proposed
to sell in large proportion of which has already been
taken) can only be applied to working the land and pay
ing the legitimate expeese& of the Company.
Tor further particular°,
.call en any of the Directors
and get a kreeveetee-
SUBSCRIPTIONS POE STOCK
• •
received at the °Mee of the Comp — any, located tempo
rarily at No, 619 MARKET STREET, fee•sta2V
ligir OFFICE OF TIM
CHERRY TREE RCN AND OIL CREEK
.OIL COMPANY,
NO. 258- SOUTH THIRD STREET ,
FREBIIAItr let, 1801.
•
Ey order of the Board of Directors, tii EMBEIORIP
TION PRICE for the balance of the Steck remaininif
ensold in the above Company LS inceamed to TWO
DOLLARS PIE SHARE.
Inbecriptione for said balance (10.000 shame) will be
received and any Information fa ref/Irani/a to the COM.
Paler 0%11 by WILLIAM HACKIE.
BeeretarYs
11111NNING Opium° AND cloSoNie
CIRIEN. OIL COMPANY. •
-
• OF WEST VIRGINIA. • •
CAPITAL, IRB 000. $1 Pit BRAES, FULL PAID.
WORKING Ort-Prf AL, $25,000.
WM. 1 , OSA_ Pienldent. '
CHAELEis BI.4ITISTON, SearetarY.
W. F. Deen,._ 'Frederick Leibrandt,
William L McDowell,' Wm. H. &halt, -
Lewie Rothermel, ' Charles Slakteton
Office of -the Comearty, No. 311 WALNUT Street,
back building, find floor, Philadelphia.
The Estates of this Company are advantageously
situated in the very ehoicest Oil Territory of West Vir
ginia, adjoining- and surrounded by many of the eels
butted Oil Wells in the Burning Storing and. Great Kana
wha Oil Dietriet of West Virginia. giving assurance
that there mast be a very satisfactory yield of oil when
the property of this Company to folly de/eloped. .
They comPrisc
-Ist. A tract of land containing 104 acres in Wood
county, West Virginia, on the left fork of Walker's
Creek, three-fourths of a mile tram Walker ' s Station;
10 mile* east from Farkesbare. A great portion of this
splendid bt.gfilleTrit4rY l indications are re
mark able.end it isearrouncted bYlnened lands on.which
these are many wellein ptogress of development. Lying
so near the West Virginia Railroad, the expense of de.
yeloping and subsequently working this lend would be
very light in comparison with many other locations.
this tract is owned in fee. _
2d. A lease upon four acres on the Ifewstead Term. on
_
ooee Orf ek in Wirtootnity,on which there Ina welt Sall
feet deep, in which several strata of heavy oils have
-boon struck. The lay of the land is exceedingly choice.
is- room for at least ten more welts on this most
desirable property:: The Isere has seventeen yews to
runt the terms are, half of oil obtained., the owner'
paying one-half of all expenses after the oil shall have
bean struck. This well will be Put in working order
as soon as poeslble.
Bd. 6 .legto, on one half arreon the KANAWHA River,
rem y LI, KNOWN BURNING SPRING DISTRIG'f,
ee th e eearetta.A.,-THBONIFISTATE, bovine a Well
on it of 169 f ec tAa.depth, which contained 50 feet of oil
- In It when the.reiii7l-5/40. occurred. This woll I. within
celte L trated •• LEWELTir N
- 9 •64l s :L b ,Fl j 4 r irot t .Ti t au f eed - baton the rebel - raid 1400
barrels of oil per day, and which wee sol:.!• 41 1 0 l 3 , 011 T,Eor
$1C0.11(0 Osteb, as everted in the money RAWL:
Fhiladelphia Prom of Jancn7.lll,-/MG.- The Company
has comme n ced operatione on tkln treat; a new engine
ia upon the ground with wer*lng apparatus, and, a
satinfacterr yield of ell fs coußdently expected, ae rove
as the pimping eeperattut jig pet I. operation. This
lease expires in IEBO. The'OornlTAPY to have two-thirds
of the of/ Tire location surroundings of this pro
perty are 10 well known that it is not necessary to soy'
any thing Maher about it.
It will be perceived, from this Proepectdir that the
813/LEINO SIRING AND GOOSE CESSK OIL 00M
PA IS 1" 'bold in fee IthePle 104 agree of well-eetablistied
0111erriterY, two tomes of the bent boring territory In
that celebrated region, offerlug splendid Inducements
for parties seeking iavestment In oil property,. The
management of thts Company la entrusted to WM. • H.
BCI3 ALL, of Schuylkill cutinty,Penne., a gentleman of
ggreat energy cud fadaetry, '
who - glll.reaide on and give .
his personal at ten lion and• anperrielon to every depart•
mew, with a view to the economleal development of
this prcpe
ADP' ON ce Sot i h crlptlon a Woke, ere noWlpen .at the flout
11=p fo r WWI; :nriEgiPo 'Ol,ll/tnregi.is(tr
FINAIICL4L.
TREASUAY-DEPARTMENVOFFICE
e- OF THE COIRTHOLLER 07 THE MISR Or,
• ; -11raaIIINGTON. Jail
Whdretw. setbsfitetory evideneeepresented to the
iledersigned, - it has been made to appear that THE
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAN IC•07 PHILADELPHIA.
in the city of Philadelphia, in the eounty-Of,Ptdladel
phis. and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly orga
nised under. And according to the requirements of the
Act of Congeesa entitled An act to provide a National
Carreney, seemed by a pledge of United States bonds.
end to provide far the circulation and redemption
thereof, approved Jane 3, 1864, and has complied with
&lithe provisions of said act required to be complied
`with before commencing thebneineesaf banking under
Vow, therefore, I, HUGH NeCCILOUH. Comp
troller of the Currency._ do hereby certify that THE
NATIONAL EXCHA UGH BANK 07PHILA_DEGPRIA.,
in the city of Philadelphia, in the &nutty of Philadel
phia. and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to con
memsthe bovhsess of banking under the act aforesaid
'Seal of. the Comp-handstimony whereof, Fitness mV
....._land seal of office this twenty
- troller Of • ,ac fifth d a y o f jaPTLarT,
Currency; HUGH kicCULLOCH,
Comptroller oh the Currency.
BONDS , FOR EALB.
°Trios Fun, CauSIBBIOnna
Sr. Lome, ,January 30,
PROPOS AT 13 will be received undersea& for the sale
of ONR 11IINDRNO AND EIGHTY-RIX 51ORTGAOR
0 0NRTYittICTION BONDS OF TBR wEstast4 DIVE
-13108 .f.3lf TER PACIFIC RAILROAD In the State of
Mlssieari. of Ottelhonsand Dollars each, with Interest
COnive of Seven Per Cent., payable semi. annually.
Pr4e/pel and Interest payable at the.Banlpof Commerce
in the City of POW York. "Thetie Belida are a (trill iten
Con all the Pacific Railroad from Dresden to Kansas City,
and all the net earnings of the whole Road. extending
from ht. Lords to Kansas City, are.pledged for the pay
meat of principal and interest. Thesoßonds have four,
Bye,. and six years to run :and are au th orized by Act of
the Eleneral Assembly of t.'e State of Mi. sonri,aporoved
February leth, 1864. nede which act Fifteen Hundred
Ttionsand Dollen. of Atorgage Constrnotlon Bongs w'
Issued, all of which, ”,tacapt the One and
rdilitY-six I new oRe; for sale, have been d of m
par, and for the mplii extetteton.and Had
-144 " ). I now r;ifer the balance. and:wil . al
-real l ',f o or"..4lo or more. under PAO at my o ffi ce v in the
.t T°. 7.. ft Louis. until She di r ty of Feliniary, 18fA
e. •
e n n m e same willlse title subject to the approval of the
:',:ioienzot of the State and the President of the Pacific
• Railroad. All needful Information will be furnished
on application at`this office..
THOMAS
•
TROIKAS L. PRICE,
Plied Commissioner, St. LOUIS. Missouri.
Information respecting the Bonds above offered for
sale, ibe 'law tinder which issued, and the character
and Wane of the security, will be Riven by the tinder-
Maned, FRANKLIN A, DICK;
Tl 3 LOCUST Street, Philadelphia.
CIE STOCKE3; RU. S. LOANS,
101IGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION, '
Br GNOMON I. BOYD,
Broker;
-No. kfi,Ekolik Tripp Street.
WWI
NEW PIFBLICA.TIONS.
FISHER .& BROTHERS': VALBN
_ TIMM MS.
We leetity dealers that or poiollar
14, 1 4 in WO YAMMER LOP%
are now ready at the manufactory.
BlBRniti BROTHER.,
Ja9oBtit* 110. 12 North SIXTH Street
ItInTIO FRAMES
RUSTIC FitAKIN !
1.000 RUSTIC FRAMES.
MANUPAOTPRIM 7R OUP. ow SIIILDINCI.
TARIOIIS STYLES AND SIZES,
PUTT PER MP. BATTER IN EVERY WAY
than any others la the eptrket„ ,
Frames mato to oiler, and Plattuna'fratiatodprotaptly
and at LOW PRICES.
CORD AND TASSELS IN GREAT VARIETY.
weLniryr, OILT,. AND ROSEWOOD FEAMILS, OVAL
. A.RD sciyAms,•alwaps on hand.
PITCHER'S ONE-PRICE CHEAP STORE,•
felf•ak SOS CHESTNUT STREW.
INSIFRANCB,
FIRE INSURANCE
UNION MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF FEILAD*I2I:IIA,
N. JIL . C9IINZIE THIRD do WAIGNIIT MTS.,
EXCHANGE BUILDING
INCOISPORAWED 1804.
ASSETS $400,000.
FMB AND MARINI.
The !loud of Directors. et Me Compare hey* deter
relent to irarre lithe agaisat lire, in accordaage with
their charter, and are now prepared to inane Miele.
coverihg Tire Rieke at the current rates. • -
Dnilll3 OBS
-RICHARD B. SMITH. •
A. I. BORIS.
JOHN H. IRWIN.
WILLIAM C. KAT,
J. P. MIXER,
030. LIWIB
B. F. ROBINhOW L
JAP. R. OAMPRNI.L.
RUBY BAMDEL_ L
CHOI. WHNELIN
maws S. comithres.
LAYSEGINL
EICIII►SD S. OM President.
eiOttiZ MOSS, •
Secretary.
ja27.ln
TER NORTH A.HERICAN
TRANSIT INSURANCE CO_
ERCIORPOSATED NT TAX V7OIIILATI6II ow MN IIiATZ ON
PENNSYLVANIA.
OR.A111911) OCTOUR 1. VIOL
FOR INSURING
la=
LOMB OP LIFE 011 PERSONAL MORT
TRAVELLERS BY LAND OR WATER.-
Policies burned fora Engle Trip. Ilpielal Jonineys,
Voyage% ke, daily. monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Aloe, against the sontlngeneles of personal hazard, and
agsinet lou of all kinds, except real estate,
Policies issued at the Principal Oiltot.
10. Win OKbSTJUT Street,
Philadelphia,
or by the Assists of the Company in any of the cited of
the United Biala, or by the Ticket Until at , walla/1.
road Menem.
$5150.000
OFFICERS.
PANINDENT,
THEODORE ADAMS.
♦ION PRISIDENT AND ACITIILILY,
J. H. BILLDLIII.
JAMS M. CONRAD
BBORZTAItY.
Ltrol7M PEYTON.
Ainlrr,
J. 1. FITTON.
Daßeim's.
Junes Graham e
,
Pra*tii■ Steele,
Wm. Colder. .1617.1 m
neater@ Adams.
Jouros M. Coorad.
AUbind Wood,
Groorgo T. littedmao.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
A. AI imicxe A. INT
S. E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Sts.,
PRIL.&DELPILIA,
n le a BONN COMPANY, mad profits Melded annu
ally, thus aiding the aaeurea t 9 pay tato', Prazahuas.
Last ityidand. PO per cent. •
i IinARD OF TRUSTEES
. . _
AleTanierWlaildlu, Idgsz Thomson,
Boa. Jamits Pollock, Hon. Joseph Allison,
• Albert C. Hobert,, Henry S. Beans%
Samuel T. Bodine, Philip B. Mingle,
George Nugent, John Allman,
Wm. J Howard, Issas Hallebnrst,
Bazonel Work, •
ALIZAHDER WITILLDIN, President.
HAMM% WORN'. Vice President.
n022-Binif JOHN S, WitSoN.sver Wad TreaM4Yer
BOARDINO.
FURNISHED ROOMS, -WITH. PAR
TIAL BOARD, is a pyliate fatally. for gentleman
only. Location central. Wotan*. reqatted. Adams
M H.," at this Office. fe6-3t*
P.OARDING.-A SUITE OF ROOMS
.1.5 for one or two goat/mod. IN ilk breakfast, tf O.
aired, can be bad at 1710 8110Wif Strait. fo2-11t*
TWO HANDSOME UNFURNISHED
4. Second-story Booms to. let. with partial Board, ie, .
a private family. Reference required. Address A.
(1....! at this Ofilee. • •
fe4-31,*
U j
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing 'between the tredersisited under the stile
of BROWN CALVERT le this day dissolved by mu
tual couseitt. OEORCIE H OROWti,
CIIARLEst W. X' CALVERT. •
URORCE M. ROBRBOA. .
PRILADIMPRIA, February S. MO.
THE UNDEESICIBED-hirre formed and entered Into
limited partnership ander the laws of Pennsylvania.
and do hereby In accordance therewith eerilfr that the
name qr firm under which the same Is to be con-__
darted le BROWN & C tLVEST.
- - - - - - -
The general nature of the hosing** to be translated Is
a Gemmel Manufacturing Boniners.
The names of the general partnere are GEORGE H.
BROW I( and OBARLIS W. F. cm.viat of the city
of phtiade:vbis h and the only special partner hi GEORGE
M. ROBESON, now of tilt city of Camden, N. J. The
said special , partner has contributed to the common
stock or capital of said firm Twenty. five Thousand Dol
lars, in cash, and the said partnership commences ontas
FOURTH (4th) DAY of February. 1865, and Will tarsal
nate on the gist day of January. 1847.
GEORGE B. BROWD,
CHARLES W.Y.CALVERT, General Partneri,
GEORGE M. ROBISON. Special Partner.
PZILADELPSIA I February 4, 1865 fe7 , twit
COPARTN,ERISHIP NOTICE. —THE
'kJ undersigned bas this day associated with him his
BBLIAMIN F. TAYLOR.-and will continue the
wholesale Lommat commismov BITBISIBBS. under
the name of . D. B. TAYLOR & BOIL at the old place.
tirst wharf above Coates street.
DAVID B. TAYLOR.
FEBRUARY 5, 1E66. . tel4t*
JEDITCATIONAL.
-. ... ... . . .
PHILADELPHIACOLLEdIATE IN
STITITTB FOR YOUNG LADTEB. 1530 ANON
Eltroet. Dew CHARLES A. SMITH, D. D.,and I. GILA.
$11)101 SMITH, A. BE, Principals. . 50.13 N
REIMER'S COLORED" PHOTO,
A-I , GRAPHS. universally admired and polittlar atylve
likeneezea, unequalled in aCOUTOCY and beauty of cob-w
-hir, only $1 SO Go early—days short. SBOOND
Street above Green _
,
CARTES DR• VISITE-'EXQUISITE
,:tyloe. 'intone In execution and teeternity itoteliod.
at B. F. REIMER'S ,Gal/ery, 6st.l ARGlUdiltreet.
early end get a ',Undid Dloture,•tvitlioutliii: • It*
PATRIiTS P R 0,0 II R )11)—'.1MML*
-n i,44. v n t snit Ibxopsart.. , 3 1131‘ARD BIRTLX4At..
S. DESTOITET_,_
FIONCIS TETA
NEWBERRY A SMITH,
HENRY LIM'S. Jig.,
EDW. L. CLARK,
BLLTS TA RR ALL
SAECIL 0. COOK'
G. W. Eno Aools.
WMEL a
BERT. BAIRD.
S D
SOLOMOR TowNOLIIM.
JONA MOW.
• - ... WRITTEN AND VERBAL D
'4.6OEII.II°NR of Cbanwtor, Cortwitntion, ADA T a .
Joni, with •DVIGIion Dominoes, Beall 14. lidttrA.
.4111 4 , Hop, Belt- imiwevoment, Management sad Tniro.
trig of OBILDBAN, etoist adoptAtion,
-and evening. by JOHN L. GAPER",
Pbrem_glogliktood. Bookeetter ,
Doll-httbolyil No. SN'O. W,WHifik..above OhoottoL
WAIYT9r
WANTED —A WET NURSE WITIL
rf 4 it' WI breeet6fuktiva'rAterenee required; reed
Wade.' ‘Applyat 351 E. TWELFTH Street. : it*
WAE T; D—BY, A YOUNG MAN,
a situation as Clerk or Aseletent Book•keper.
Address "T. P.." Press office. . fe7-34*
WANTED TO RENT OR PIIR
ma 87.—A 'Ettore - oivICARIOST Et. . betwenk Be.
cord o,nd SIMI Sta." Addirbso Box 2602. fe7-91•
•
WANTED TO RENT-A LARGE
T ,•- STORE. between &Md. and Tenth streets. and
Market end, Walnut streets. Address • A. T.
Pvees since. fez. St
WANTE D-TWO COMPETENT
T T 64LN8NNN, in a Wholesale Notion Howie. None
bat Uwe who can infinenee n good tradoseed:addrets
Bog 927, Post Office. fe7 Sts
WANT ID—BY `:A YOUNG MAN
wto understands book. keening. a ettatticia to
Assistant Bock-keeper Writes fair hand maie quick
at figures. Address 7' A. S. R.." Pres* office. It*'-
WANT ED-TWO - CONIIIIIINIOAT.
I$G BOOKS on Firet Floor, suitable for Real
Egtate and Cotivranets Office. ' Locality. Ross to
Walnut; Tbird to Muth Streets. Address ED. 11.11.1111-
CLIFF. 920 If.A.RICST Skeet. fe7-8V
WAN T E 'fOIING MAN AB
v . . ENTRY CLERK; one understanding Enelleh.
7reneh. and Gorman , with some knowledge or Book
ken.irg. Address, giTtri buelnees eirßezteuve v ls. Bo:
1448. Philadelphia Nat office, - reo-90
ANTED T" - • A BOOK STORE-A
.O...LoDNG DdAR to assist ta Keeping Booke, and as
A graduate of the IMO &heel Prefer red
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ATMS fie Book - keePer in a wholesale hattse.bY
Tonne man of 92, and cut nate of the best commer
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moral worth. Please address "Moral Worth," Prase
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a'r'e table CANVASSER in every town and county
for 'The Nurse and SIT ." the moat interesting and et.
Citing book ever published, embracing the adventures
or a woman In the Union army as Nurse. Scout, and
•Spy; giving a moat vivid inner picture of the war. We
have agents clearing $l6O per month, which we will
prove to any-doubting applicant Send tor circulars.
Address JONES BROS. & C 9 .•
ia24lm GOO CIIESPIIUT St ,Philadelphia, Pa.
A GBNT LE NAN CONVERSANT
with fiancee ex d areonnee, recently retired from
an *dive business &aim s Situation of reaponeloilitY.
ae TEE al MOIR or RECAST r ARY in an Inetaratice,Soal,
or other Comi.any. ILkillinistsd reference al to ehtrac
ter, al - ditty. ale social poeition, rearanfoo& Address
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. Nan, who can give the very best of referencas,
waste" elagency, or would attend promptly to Col
lections of soy description. Address " Collections."
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BOOK KEEPER WA NTED--EXPR
pacticED, quick-. and sompeteat. Address. with
rotereacea. 8ex2372 P. 0. fe7-3t*
PrPLOYMENT
HOUSE FOR. BOO,K ,
.KBEPERB, Entry
Clerks, Packers, . Porters.
Watchmen. Waiters, Firemen, Barkeepers, Coachmen,
Backsen, Drivers, conductors, Farm hands. Garden
ers. Atc., -4432 and 804. LOCUST Street, alma.
Eighth. ' . fel-Bt
ROOMS WANTED.--rWANTED 'BY
two Env xle Gentlemen. two corstensteating Rooms,
fmnisbed. between BIRTH sod FIFTEENTH Streets.
and MARKET and PINE Streets. Address •R. E."
Press 0M ce. . . . fee-24.
SALESMAN WANTED—IN A DRY
Goods zommtileton "Rime; one well acquainted
with the any trade.,•
Add rens 80a.1222.
$ 125 l—W A. N T D—a
4 1 / 4
T
O everywhere to Introduce the new
SHAW & CLARK SIXTEEN. DOLLAR, FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. the only low.price Machine In the
country which it Messed by Grover & Baker, Wheeler
Y Wilton, Howe, Singer la Co., and Bachelier. -Salary
and expenees.or largo soutinhietone allowed; All other
15kektlass now told for lees than forty dolleie each are
tufringetnente, and the cellar and liner liable. lalne
tratcd clrealere sentfrec. Addreee SHAW & °LARS,
nol7- dA.W3m . BIDDEFORD. Maine.
m , WANTED—A ROUSE, FROM SIX
to Sighs rooms, withall modern improvement .
North Fifth. Brighth. or Seventh streets preferred. Bent
no object if suited Possession May Ist. Address
" Frank." Box 2e23, Philadelphia P. 0., Is2-13t*
WANTED TO PURCHASE—A6III
vader / Pronirtr, .or large Joirwast of thioad
street. Also. TO EELL, a handeome Germantownße
aidenCa elable, and one acre; beantifaliy situated. 01
East Washington Lane. It will be cold at 1115,000
(worth now C 8,000), or orciumged for a city hones. If
not sold April let, will be rented. with ftonitttre, at.
40,440 &Year. Also, for rent, a ABM of Malay' sorra,
eight miles from t he , ally. Apply to Limn - corr.
BROYNARD, & CO., office of Jackson Iron works, 15
BANS street. fe7-tathilm*
ASSISTANT QUARTEEMAS.
TER'S OVII(31,No. WVIL. oth WIRD St.,
Panarompaza. Dee. 24. 1864,
Vessels wanted to load wi th Coal for Newborn It Q.,
and Key West, Fla. Dosiatch
JOlizi 11—/ENNINGS.
dontif CaptlEL and IL
. FOR SALE AND TO LET.
ROUSE- AND FURNITURE FOR
AmmEnT-las.sraucH stmt. Umnino on the
premises. fe7,3t*
la FOR SALE--A ITA.LIIA.BLE
21 .1 STORE ASD DWELLING. ON SPRING GAR
DEN. Street. Large And opnvealsnt Will be sold
'beer• GEO. N. TOWNSEND sr 01..
fe7.3t 31.2:3g South FOURTH Street.
FOR SALE—No. 1609 WALNUT
Jaw Street, eplerulta tome-story Brown-stone-front
DWILLIBIG, now vacant Lot '2O by 125.t0 a street.
Can have a Stable .very near by. HILLS%
fe4 St If 154 North SIXTH Street.
maFOR SALE, WEST PHrLADEL
'pare-sigenala double MANSION. on HAVER
FORD Street, weet of Thirty-thlrd, all in first-rate
order. Lot 90 by 210. to a street; elegant garden,
POISBBBSIOII May 1.1566. Care pass the door
le4.2tif MILLER, 151 North SIXTH Street.
TO NURSERYMEN AND
MM. n
OT as.
EVERGREEN NURSERY,
Woodbury. N. J.,
FOR SALE.
Eistablished in 1861._
Owing to the death of the proprietor, savro J.
GRISCOM, the grounds and entire stock of this well
established Nursery are for sale. comprising about sixty.
fiVe amen, Modred riltb Deciduous!. Evergreen, and
FruiteTrem-in ell their popular varieties. The spiel.
men trace along the. avenues and through the grounds
are attractive and valuable, for their beauty, else.-and
symmetry, comprising:moat of the rare and hardy ever.
greens. - The buildings are all good, and amme for the
purpose. The above property is in a thriving neighbor.
hood. end within a few hundred yeasts of the depot
'of the-West Jersey Railroad, and OEMS every opportu
nity for the profitable prosecution of the business.
Adjoining the above will be sold 'a valuable tract of
filly acres, well calculated for a small farm, or sites for
country residences. It has all the advantages of good
soil, high and healthy location, nearnees to market,
schools, railroad depot, and good navigation. Weald
divide well into eight or temenre farms.
Terms moderate, and title Indispntabin.
Those wishing to view either property.or wanting in
formation, willapplyto WM It. TATUM:
or, WM. WADE oluscoar,
Acting Etecatore.
fe7;11,18-31. 8 Woodbury, N. 3.
TO LET-THE THIRD STORY
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
611 and 013 CHSSTNITT Street.
LIGHTED BY TWENTY-SIGHT WINDOWS.
CAN BB ARRANGED FOR OFFICES.
TROD H. CONNELL.
Counting-House of Dr. D. JAYNE 1c SON.
fa-Sr". 242 Offgangtir Street.
rrO RENT-HANDSOME OFFICES
First Floor of Jayne's Building (old Post Office),
opposite the litsobange Reading Rooms; with walnut
desks and fittings, r gas and heated bystssm. These
offices are particniarly . adepted for Companies-
Apply, on tbe premises, or ,%2BX WAIBRIT titrest,
12 Farquhar Building. fe6-21..
OIL LAND FOR . SALE LOW-114
Acres SALKON - CRESR„ five miles from Tionesta
river and Oil operations of Buffalo. Brooklyn. Salmon,
Big Salmon, and Colter Farm Oil Compazdea Amber
011, worth $3O at the %Vella, Is found here. Oil springs
abound one and a half MUM; from Marion, county EOM.
Of Forest, 011 Creek and Ridgway Railroad will rag
near Apply
10, b 61* y.
if 1.19 North FRONT Street.
WESTWEST VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,
PARKERSBURG.
IMPORTANT TO OI COMPANIES AND CAPI-
TALDATS.
BURGESS & PAIST,
(fonnor/y of Philadelphia,)
sußvirrolpi._ CONVIYARCEES,
..I:!fie,.II.GHTSMEff.
- 'BPD DEALERS 1 OIL LANDS.
Rave opened an Office in PeitHEIISBUBEF for the
Purchase and eels of Oil Lands, Surveying and Con
veyancing Lands eurxeyed and] mapped, Titles ex
amined, lies& and Leans drawn. companies aid in
dividual Interests attended to. Partlea desiring in
formation regarding Lands. Companies, Wells, ice., by
man or otherwise, 'promptloilxWered
Persona visiting the greatregions of West Virgieda
ind it to their interest to call upon .
BURGESS Zs Fain'
143-1 m Parkersburg , Went Virginia.
A. R. Rogow. Jos. H Pam.
a+-Filkt CMOKERING & SONS'
MI Vl'
UNLEBNARILD GRAND AND SMILE MINOS.
.OPENING OF THE NEW WA:REBOOK
THURSDAY. February Ith. -
Rutrance at .
Art Gallery of
WENDIROTR, TAYLOR, & BROWN.
914 CRESTNIIT Street.
'WIII. 13. DiTTTON,
lIESTIEV-13 •
COTTAGE ORGANS.
lip • -
Not only UNEXCELLED, bat lINIQUALIIND in PUN,
of Ton* and Power, declared espeoielly for Chardon
and School*, but found to be cannily will adapted to
the Parlor and Drawing - in. For rale only by
R M. BRIMS,
No. 24 North SEVENPa Street.
Alio, a complete seeortment of the Ported Melodeon
ignetantly on hand. noll-aut
NEW PIANOS.
6111111ZIOli NNW YORK PLUSToB,fiest received aiti
Or mile at
M. MORT k CO.'S lingo Stole,
1110. 1104 OHIIBTPUT atreei
Orniff DECKER BROTHERS' P 1....
.... u."ANOEI. —The public. and partfculerly the
'profession. are incited to examine these beautiful in
struments, which are meeting with suet an mineral
leled degree of popularity and sale in New York. and
wherever known.! The desideratum so long letriven
for, S. e., theetrength of the Iron, and sonorousne s s of
the wooden frame so happily attained by them. renders
their Pianos incomparable with any others. The no.
smalided testimonials of enchaseses as Wolfsohn. Mills,
Mason. lieller,Thomas, Zundel, and scores of others,
amply eekablish their high rank. Tor sale only by W.
tIOCISTAN. 908 CHESTEI7T Street. Alec. a large
assortment of other new and second hand Pianos. for
sale and to rent. nol9-3m•
ficrri ADOLPH HINTZ'S FINE
TOME end handsome PIMIOS. Only for
We at JAS. ESLIAN S. ASII S. FIFTH dt.
Nllfs ERNEEyr GABLER'S 7 1
_
Octave ?ohm 4.31 - 145
in see ::•?k ilaidolphia: only fo r a 2161 6 " 4 l '"
TAM. BELL4ll•l3,ntsts.lffiTH Street.
01-1-11110 K RAVEN & BACON'S PIANOS
11 le I linen% for 40 years, Only for sale at
JAS. MILLAR'S, MIA S FIFTH Street.
cpaCALENEURG VAUPpLIi
&Meer( PTA OS: Ant clam Oil T for sale
at JAB. BELL &K t, 281 S. FIFTH Street.
- - z-----01111411 NEW FINE 7-OCTAVE MO.
kr • IP 1
DERN•STYLB PIANOS. from $175 to SIAM
JAIL BELLAK. 2818. FIFTH Street
PRINCE'S AIJTOM aiTIO OR.
0/1118 moan anything known la this Una.
Only for sale at JAB. BELLAK'S,
' 091 S. FIFTH Street
IfFRIPRINCB '& CO 'S WORLD
RENOWNRD ISINGODSONS. Over $4,610
ure,sow. JAS. BELLAB,SoIe sg_ent,
$4l-Imite SISI. S. SIFTS street.
'ANDEL AND HAYDN BOOTITIR
SECOND CONOICEIT
The Reimers mamma that the MORD OMNI
of the Sewn will take place on
Friday Evening, February 114
RONAL .ITIND ILUAL,
Whelk ROSSINI'S Itistpthoent Ow.spoeittost
ommtA. , r lif.AL•rl=llS#
'rho Solo Parts Will be anottaleed br the ralloWitik
artiste:
Ma the /IRON CHORUS of the Iteeletv.
In addition to the EURO' Minit.awill be 16 , 40/ at
OVERTURE by the GERMANIA ORGEBSTRA, akd a
MET and CHORUS from Kendelaaohn's ItYMM ME
PRAISE.
•
All ander Ma direction of arr. CARL SEAM
Snbeeribere win be taken for this end the rentAininit
CChoe, to at TARES DOLLARS,' entitling these tit
THREE Tickets for each Conceit, on application to an/
member of the Society': or at 5. E. Gould'a Mamie sblm.
Seventh and Cheetnut streets.
SINGLE TIRKIS TS. ONE DOLLAR,
to be'had at the Music Stores. at EleWee (Goa Mama
Hotel). and at the door on the evenLic of the Gamest.
To commence at S o'clock. • refolli
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BOMBE GYMNASTIQUE„
r the -
HILLEB B RA G P D aoli!' of
LBW'S'
GYMNASIUM;
TIiuRSDAy EVIINING. Feb. -M.
Tickets. •-•• ........ • 4144 • «Go aopti g i
Reserved seats.--
Pacer° Tour tickta ttm. at the
. GYMNASIUM. corner ofNISTII and ARCM,
Where also lull programmes can be had. fer-Sit
JAMES R. ItITRDOCH
CIONCERT HALL,
MONDAY AND THItsDAT is vserimall.
F&BRITARY EITH AND 7TH.
PHOORAJWMM FOR TUESDAY BITIMING, Feb. Mlie
The Story of Joseph. —From Genets,
Selections rrom , King Henry the Fourth, erahnusleg
the angry parley between the Meg and Ho
together with. Hotspur's' account of the Lop. Sltaif.
peare.
rifting. —T. Buchanan Read.
O'Oonner's MUM; or, the Flowered" LOTS Lies Bleerss:
in —Campbell-
Battle of Lookout Mountain.-0. H. Bolter.
The Lions and the Oloye. — Trenslated from Soak!
by Utah Hunt. •
The Basing of 1776; or. the Patriot Parson.
from the Wagoner of the Alleghenies. —T. Rh
The Boarding Scl'ool Elopement; or, how Job Trott
threw dent in ham ayes.—Dickens
Tickets for each Evening. Bo cents. A limited nnutbeir
of RESERVED BRATS. without cuckoo. share., can be
obtained on carte appifestion at T. B POOR'S Reek .
Store, corner of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Stream. dens
to commence on Friday Morning, Feb. 3d. TicketsWark
also be Gold at the Hall on each evening. Deers simm.
at 7 o'clock. -Reeitation at 8 Proceeds for the Irma.,
of relirions and charitable objects. fe2-0.
READINGS BY
JAMES E. - VORDOCH. Esc.. •
THE GREAT BLOM:IT/GUIST AND PATRIOTIC
...READER, - -
whose philanthroPY FO well known i n ever y g e°4
cruse, but more especially in behalf of our noble cob.
Mere, has consented to rive two more Readings at
CONCERT HALL. on W 1 DIEsD AT and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, February Bth and 9th, for the benefit of is
worthy and charitable came.
C T e o tkue t s or sale;
A a S H (M EA RON '
Evexeo , M a24Cl'se.ll N*
street; GOULD'S, Seventh and Oleg-nut streets. and
at the door on the evening. Programmes oast be oh.
tabsed with the tickets.
Re-adios' ettlientellee at 8 o'clock; Doors open at
Tickets, 80 cents. - fait
TAMES E. MURDOCH.
Four more Readings by this distinguished Moen.
tionist (positively the last that man be given at Sets
time). To commen es on FRIDAY NEXT. Febenary li
The Readings wW consist of selections from "Shakos
Ware
,
" "Tennyson." _ Dickens," and the ntest pa.
pulatdmerican authors.
Full programme In to-morrow's Damn. Reseresdr.
seats can be had without extra charge at PUGH'S, &W
-anner Sixth and Chestnut sheets. 11,*
NEW CHESTNUT-BT. THEA.TRZ--.
CIiZST4IIT STRUT. ASOVE TWRLITEL.
TUESDAY EVENTS - O. Feb ?tit.
SECOND APPEARANCE " '
EEPORB THE
PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC
OP TOM
__ • • •
BILCOTTEPUL AND ACUOMPLISSIED:TOMWM MMUS*
TIOW AL ICTRES9._
Who Will appear MISS HELEN WESTERN.
.
THIq EVENING IN
ITU DIFFERENT CHARACTERS. '
In Selby's mysterious Drama, In three acts. entitled
SATAN IN PARIS.
The performance will conclude with the screaming.
Farce.
TURN HIM OUT
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 'Feb. 8th `
FOURTH GRAND EXTRA. FA max MATINEE. -
THE THREE GUARDSMEN
WILL BS PRERENTED.
SATURDAY. Feb
THIRTIETH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
S. JOHN DREW'S W AHOqii
MIL NEW
REFF THEATER -
SECOND 'NEGHT OF MRB on DREW.
THIS (TUESDAY) -EVIDING.- FSB.- 7,1866,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
LadY.Teaile ..... Mrs. JO NN DREW.!
Sir Pifer Teazle Mr
Atter which, SLASHER AND GRASPER.
Slaehar • ......Btuart HAbsca...
FRLDAT, DIMWIT OF SIRS. JOHN DEEM.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
Second Night of the new mew-sical lona. Extrasagiustua(
PUSS 11l BOOTS.
.• With new Scarier,: Idartddcen t Costumes. &c.
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. I ob. 7,
The performancew 11l commenc e
with the Drama of
TEUiPROPLB'S LAW? BR.
Solon Shingle .. •. . ........... DRAW
To conclude wit);-
PUSS IN 800-TB.
-Mr. FRANK DREW (with Songs) as Peat
VESTVALI LUND THEATRE,
w cALLowvniL, between Fourth and Fifth.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6th, 1965,
Fifth might of the engagement of the eminent artblifel
MISS ELISE VIITVALI LUND.
Ehakepeare's beautiful nay,
IECATHERINR AND PSTIIIIGHTO r
translated into the German language.
Ratherine Wes Elise
....... . .... Mr. Adolph V
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET: ABoVE RIGHTEET
A 'WEEK OF GREAT ATTRACTION.
COL. DAN RICE.
THE BLIND HORSE EXCELSIOR,
THE THOROUGHBRED ARABIAN ;STEED ETEPHEX
A. POUGGAB.
ORIGINAL COMIC MOLES PETE AND BARNET. '
Col. DAN RICE Win' make his first appearauce ok
NONDAT 'EVENING. gat Ind. ' and continue flaring
the week. Re will introduce to the audience his wok.
&rani and well-trained animals. Rerestgagament et
Mlle ELISE; the Stone Family; &mines Fatally:,
Butetinson and Many; the Trained Doge; Le Jena*
Bu Adm rt.
ission atlll the same—First Tier 50 ate ; Seeen4
do. gs cis.; Private DoxesEN§6.
Performance commences each evening . at 7 4.E1 Per.
formenee eery Afternoon, commencing at o'clock.
ASSEMBLY B U TEN=
AND CHESTNUT. •
"DRUNK ON COLD WATER "
Third and last week of the humorous Lecturer Mgt
original Psychologist. DE. B. BRO WN WILLIAMS.
This week the Doctor appears every night. His Het of
experimer. ts embraces all the peculiarities of oar ail-.
recent natures sad dispositions. with
- -
SUBJECTS PRO g Tag AUDIENCE.
Drunk on cold 'water—bating the Honor law —LW&
lag the gas with the lingers. without matches or dame—
Rental psychology—Phrenology and electricity touched!.
upon—nuking two hours of fun and information_
ON 'I UESDAY, A MATINEE
for ladiee only. at 3 o'clock.
ON WEPNEFDAY AND SATURDAY.
FAMILY MATINEES. •
Admission 2S cents.
SATURDAY NIGHT, LAST LECTORS.
for gentlemen only.
Gentlemen deslruag to acquire the science of "paye
cbology " man mow form a class, Dr. Williams Kaaren.
teeing success. Terms and particulars can be obtained
from Mr. J. T. Donnelly. between the hours of 1 and Et
o'clock P. 31., Assembly Buildings. An early applies,.
ties necessary.
Eaehing—Tickets El cents. Admitting a lady atot.
gentleman. 10 Mats. Commence at B o'clock. 156.0 t
NATIONAL SKATING PARK,
TWUIUTT•!IEST STIIMET L••ro COLUBlipi AVE=L'
SPLENDID SEATING! SPLENDID SK&TINH II
PLANING MACHINE CONSTANTLY AT WORK.
ti Wllrle EVERY EVENING.
BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION" BY FANCY I.IGIITIL
air Only twenty minutes from Arch erred. by RIO..
&TOMO CM. •
SKATING I _SKATING SK &TING! I
ELEGANT, ELEGANT, SUPERIOR .
MATINS.. AT THE UNION PARK,
FOURTH and DIAMOND Streets.
WAVING BY AIoONLIORT.
MOORLIGIIT SKATING. THIS EVENTIO.
The treat horee-Dower ICE PLANING MACHINE will
be In daily operation, and will keep the ice in amide ,
lent condition.
A BRASS BAND
Nrill be in attendance THIS 11*-
SOLE AGSM'.
HASSLER*
oßcansirrEmairD MILITANT BMW__
OMee. No Xl4 South SIGHTH Street. 343-Irs-
ASSEMBLY BUILDING}.
MAMIIAL
By the rhlladelatr INEE
OLABIBIGIPQII I I S BITITI CIA M,
Veletathe at h B . P.411-fflatamit
CI,ERMANIA. ORCHESTRA---PUBLICI
ItIMILIRSAId3 elm' SATURDAY, at S 3 e'etesk
P. M., at irtisioit, PUU D HALL. Single Tickets, MI
seats. 8 Tickets, $1; to be had at Gould's. Andre's.
mad Meyer 's Muds Stores, sad at the Hat noT•le
THE ACADEMY OF FINS AR
CHESTNUT Streetsboss Tenth, Is OPEN .1)/, -
for visitors. from B A. x. to 6 P. N. felt
HYDE & BURPEE,
1505 WILLOW Street, Philadelphia,
Sole Ifeaufactarera of the
AROXA.SAVING COFFEE ROASTERS AND DIABLO/17D
BURR COFFEE MLLE.
E.. J. HYDE'S PATEETS.
' 'We save many times its costearly by roasting ear
ooffee with year Portable Coffee R oaster. "
J. E. WINOSLEY & CO.
Continental Hotel. Philadelphia. .
"Where good coffee is desired, we consider. year
Rotator absolutely 'mousers% " -
KANAGA - . FOWLER, &CO Girard Houma
"I can furnish better coffee. at lees expens,s, thaw -
When using the reedy. roasted coffee.
W. H. BAKER, Ashland House.
..XOlll. Coffee Router and Dill are Indispensable I.
me. "E. B-CI.A.RKE, Germentowa.
" I confider your Portable Coffee Roaster the beet fw
the market." . JOHN B. LO W 3.
pbitp.t.lo.l. rl.sr.o and ROW. WU&
•
-- 11.1=311,75irt. - BOsl ttit,
Smarr Hovam-
T a;d tir deee Pabl' i l t i s t w63olririginE°6"YrrYr tn
rtm r `
tel,
the coffee being much more evenly. roasted,
any portion of it being overdone. Thereto facia; Ist
Quantity and Improvement in quality. the aroma bollix,
rstained. " .1 H. TAILOR,
Surgeon 17.11. V. in eltarga...
U. S. A. OtaresAL Hoserrsa.
GR/Wfast, Peen&
"It gives me pleasure to recounitinel.. your - GOffell
Router to all desiring good reacted Coffee
THOS..nsweent BACHE,
Burgeon IL S. -ff., imaltezma.
Nay? teetimordala. m4ht be given -.endorsing oaf
mall 'mills Goffeerßor all of whichnnito ere
noccedng it the only machine worth having. rrMtle
Sato. aa IA and $5.
Priem, for Portable Stove and Boaster, for
' Groceet
Hotels Hatrpitale Coffee Nanufaotarers: No. 1.
So. INO.I 00. 1 . 15125; No. 4, lIMSO. Send for circa _
All lfasbines Warranted Responsible families: de.
siring to try any of the flintily sires, before parohealson,
can be accommodated by sending ,their orders to the of.
See, 1505 WILLOW Street, Philadelphia.
dell).etnthaudf HYDE 4 BEIRFES.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO Fib&
QUOTAS OF THEM TOWNSHIPS. TM%
NOTIGS.—This la the only ogles to Philadelphia the
can muster /MA 111 tiu3 city and have tFaaa aTedi
NM rant of the State,' Ptimielpsla supplied with wow
STIITTEL• Bannere Itherally - dea,l4
• B. P. LEVY,
fe4EL* - 403 UMW IStroet; soma doer.
t, A,; afog
OF THE
.SEASON 1864488 Z.
WILL BR PERrOBXBD.
MB JIOZART,
aermaor fr*Sl Now Tel&
JOSEPHINE SONIKPFP,
contralto; •
MR. GEORGE StNPSON,
Tenor. from New ZOric;
mu. A. B. TAYLOR.
„Basso.