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h 4 only true and perfect Dye — harmless. Inotantano.
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SABI:Ada Street, New York. " jes.rowirly
'TRUSSES, BRACE AND MECHANICAL Sur•
Mite, of approved oonetruotion, and light linleh, ad.
*tined with judgment, at 0. H. tiESDLRS', corner of
VWIHIPTH and MOE Streets. (Ladles' Department,
Asonducted by Ladle.. on Twelrth Street, eretdoor below
meme.) An oxteu gee variety or Supporters, Belts.
nestle Stookbas, Sytingee, Nursery Article",
ial9-20t
IRON TACKLE PULLEYS, WITH
,1 OR 2
"Weezio.—Tecamod Screw Palleyeatpright Put'dyad:lot:-
Mouse P011 , y , , and other styles of Iron and Besse Pol.
lays for Polo by TIM A.) & SHAW.
No. 830 (Bight Thirty-Ave), MARVA"' Street.
It below Ninth.
~A]~ , RI~T~.
LINNARD--ROUDIR.—At Cbriat Church. on Thurs
day morring, Feb 9th„ . Ma. by Roy: lie .1 Dort', D. D„
James .M. cinnard, Captain and APAS sat iviiiitant
emend 11. 8 ArmY, to bomb J., daughter of Adattaul
A. 8. nder.• Eng , all of air city .
OBEBBOBD--00R801.1.—By Friends' ceremony. on the
'Morning of the Bth tut., ai the residenon of the bride's
father, 'Wm , L. Creston of liorriaown, to Troy F ,
Necond, dappilder of Dr. Iliram Cotton. of Mrhireturralt.
-Itearnehip, Montgomery county. No cards. re
MALL—JACKSON—On the Bth inst., by Mende'
Ceremon or the residence of the bride's parents,
Samuel W'lgfall, of Philadelphia. to Mary L., daughter
Of Charles C. Jackson, of t, ermaritown. •
mnElr).
YOUNG. —On MOM instant, Mary Wagon, daughter
of Oeorgs J. and Sophie A. Voting, aged 20 manta P,
The funeral will take plane on Saturdiv'afternoon.
the 11th inst.. at 9 o'clock, from the residence of her
fti or aeLts. Po. 642 booth Thirteenth street, above
.
EiCHANDS. - 011 the Morning of - the gth Instant, at?
o'clock, Blizabeth!Bartram, daughter of Anna H. and
the late Thema!' Richards, of this city •••••
The relatives and friends ttre Invited to attend her
funeral. from the residence bf her mother, No. 212
North Fifth street, 1 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, tee
11th find. Interment at South taarel Hilt. '••
bIiCHLEII. —On Wednesday evening, the 9th inst..
rRY 7 H., w ifs of P: S. %Ishtar, Esq . formerly of Esetee.
Yens a. Interment at Reston. Peons.
110138011.—0 n Tuerday, Tab. Yth, in the 80th year of
her age, Hannah Hobson.
Internment will take place onialaturday. lltb tent., at
2 o'clock P. H , front the resit/1M of her eon-ln-Law,
Wet H. lamest. N0..1928 Coates street,
COPE.—At Germantown, onTeb. 8, Eliza E., wife of
Funeral en Frtmsy, Feb. 10, at 2.o'clock. P. M. The
gnats friende of the family are invited to !Mend witbeat
farther invitation. s's"
HE StElt.—On Tuesday. Feb. 7th, ,Tqb, n Draper, In the
86th year of tin age.
His male friends and these of the family are reepcat
hilly Invited to attend the funeral, from hie late rest.
dente, ROM 'atreot andlliwoddiane, on Friday, 10th
31041' at. at two o'clock
. .
Carriages will leave Wm B. Moore's. Filth and Arab
stre,is, at half peat ono, o'clock.
JUSTICE'—Oa• Wedneeday, 13t11 !mutant, William
111.11dr, lottegeet son of the late Geo. it Justice, aged
13 ears.
The funeral arta tale place on Friday next, at ten .L
X., from the residence of Me mother,l2ll Walnut strut
To Not eedio Laurel MIL
B LACK AND PURPLE DELAINES,
40 cents; Black and Nirbita Delather, 40 si , nts.
DEMON & 80N. Illonratuare,
An: 918 0 REATNUTIBtrect.
HITE ENGLISH CRAPE.--A.LSO,
Black Sn_glieb. Ve 11 and Trimming Manes all
Qualities. BESSON/c SON. Rio in More.
lee 41' lie. 915 citarltrr
+ 4 LONG CLOTH NUSLINB, 44 OTB.
Neer York MSlle Shirtinee
Better than
next to n
D.
wen:mitts, next to the beet. D.
Seamless Sheeting Manitral•
3528 ITRZ & Lunn/sm.
TOURTH and ARCH Streets
NOTICES.
fIarAPPEAL
- - • OF THE
UMW BRAE FOLEN f Assoarevrx.
WHO WILL ATFBMD TO THE POOR?
That we have In the silty of Fzelladelpida a large
iltimbor of pereons in necessitous cercumet slices, cannot
bedetilem. Many who are aged and feeble, and' urea
ble to work; manywhose former peeltion in life wee
comfo table, now (owing to the mutsttons; of car Melon)
reduced to poverty; mane widows and single women
whose meaty see rningteecarcely keep song &ed.' body to
gether; many with large families of children, whose It
wilted pay is insuftleient to meet , their waste, and even
when employment Is so be had, the necessaries of life
are no eases monely high, that at least temporary , aid
must be afforded them. And. 'how are their deprive
beam increased when the repro, winter is upon them,
and ph chine cold and hunger. end shivering nakeelneses
aid enervation, stare them in the face?
Whet Is to be done for oar poor at home. at our very
doors ? We cannot com plain . We ought rather be in •
earnest be relieve, for, for some good resume, the poor-
Beall never cease out of the land. " To whom, then.
must they icmk, but to those more highly favored, and
to whom God his given abteadanee.
The caftans of Philadelphia have not been beelesimed
en their regard for the auffering poesy; Our city is die—
tiegalehed for its public and envie e charities. and it is
honeyed that no really deeervlng case of want, where
it Is known, will be allowed to auger. The Union Be
nevolent A 680ciation,whose appeal is hereby presented, .
offers Itself as the dispenser of the alms of the charita
ble. - After an experience -of more then thirty-three
years in its work of mercy, it in no presumptive to offer
its mode of operation as or a of the beet for aiding the
poor. Fleitation and personal examination before re.
/let le a fundamental principle of this association.
Our visitors are ladles, the mothersewives, daughters
and sistere of many of our well. known c h iming. and
'who, without fee or reward, In eumraer s heat and.
• winter's told, are Dative and sy pipet hieing in the Work
of relief. They leuesW the Pear, and. ttie proper time -
and way to turn to the best account the charities of the
benevolent. Shall they. then, go to the homes of the
pouf a ithont the means to telieve their necessities and
-gladden the heart. while there trbread enough and to
spare? These ladies relieved last year 3 445 families.
They made 11,070 visite. Oh, re favored children of
:health and wealth, think of the visit of a kind frieud
to the home and the bed of need& and poor. the lonely
-room, the empty hearth, the desolate covering, the
scanty meal, the wan face, and place a value on it• if
you can They have found employment for more thaw
fiDO persons. They have ministered' to the sick and dy
ing of reedy 700. They have. dietrihnted upwards of
Lein lone of coal, and more than le3 50e in money.
All thin has been done by a kind, discriminmitig eye,
both to the good of the receiver send to prevent ilaPPai -
ZiOD en the giver.
We bespeak, therefore, a high placerfor the Union Be
nevolent AsEoeletlort, and now In this pinching season,
upon the appeal for a depleted treasury, they ask
. a
hearty response from a benevolent public. •
What a privilege and how God- like it is to give I
The only authorized collectors are Messrs. Cooper and
Beene, woo will make an early sail upon our citizens.
or eentributiona maybe left at the Oleo, A. W. corner.
FSVENTII. and. SANSOM fits.. or, with the treasurer,
iIDW ABU WILCOX. Bee4o OHM ret UT Street.
8A111710. 4- H. PRIMUS, President.
JOHN B. ATWOOD, becretanr. fele-It
IicarTWEBITYWMIED WAND
LTESTMaptr ASSOCIATION.—This orgsnizat
Is BOW prepared to pay •SI Ward Bounty or $5040 all
Persons crediting themselves to the ward. the money
will be promptly paid upon presentation of the certifi
cate of muster to either of the undersigned, at Brant
ford. W W. AXE,. President.
BISBIJABiIIi ROWLAND, Ja, Treasurer.
Wri.eoir WELSH. Secretary. felO•et•
pro sioncE.—A MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the LOGAN OIL COMPANY of
Pennsylvasia will be held at the room of the Company,
No. 309 WALNUT Street, third story. SATURDAY,
February Ilth, at 10 o'clock A. AL Punctual attend
ance requested TLOMAS B. LAMS,
felo-2t Secretary.
111g3r. THE BEET DE&YE—CITIZENS ,
BUBSTITUTE, REPRESENTATIVE, AND VOL
'COSTNER AGENCY —We beg leave to call the attention
of those who are drafted. and those who are enrolled
and liable to military duty. and also that class of per
eons who are not liable to draft (ladles, and gentlemen
over forty-five years), to our agency for procuring sub
stitutes and volunteer reoreseu tat i yes Persons s mould
attend to this important matter at once, as the draft has
been axed for the 15th of February next.
We ere doing a strictly legitimate business; we are
Inruishin, men not liable to the draft as substitutes and
repreeentatives, as low, if not at lower prices, than any
other agency in Philadelphia The law allows us to
yut substitutes distric t in
or Marine tiorps, to be
credited to any in the State where the principal
resides.
To facilitate business. if persons living In or out of the
city, who are enrolled, - will furnish as with a eartill
sate of their enrolment from the Provost Marehnl of
their district, they lan have substitutes sworn lato
either branch of this service, which will fully exempt
Ment from draft.
Reference can be given to ladles and gentlemen in
this city for whom we have done hairiness In this line,
and also in the following coanties : Chester, Delaware.
Montgomery, Berks. Backs, Schuylkill, and Borth
pton.
B. B.—Churches and Clubs furnished at the bawl .
possible prices. Liberal arrangements made with
Township Committees to 1111 quotes
Call or address MCNALLY, pkxsonr, * CO.,
411 CHESTNUT Street or
fee-et Box 2077 Philadelphia Post Office.
agsl" 2 ` AN EXAMINATION' FOB THE
Professorehip of Chemistry sod Natural Phi
losophy in the CENTRAL HUM SCHOOL will com
mence on FRIDAY, February 19th, at 9 o'clock A. N.,
BROAD and GREEN Street,
Ni order of Committee on Ma School.
HENRI' W. HA.LEIWELE,
Secretary Controllers of Public Schools.
Salary, $l.lO per annum.
NOTICE TO ALL ENG &GIRD IN
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PETROLEUM OIL
LANDS.
Bering been applied to by ntunerons friends and
others enearced in the production of oil, desirous of
availing themselves of our method of resuscitating
OIL WSLIA
that have ceased to beprodactive, and having promised
several that they ehetild have the preference In our drat
work, and said parties having been notified to be in
readiness With all necessary moans of tubing and test
ing on cur arrival at their wells, and we being catteded
that some will not be in such readiness, we hereby give
notice that said preference cannot be extended to them
bey,md the 15th inst.
Oil companies and others having wells of the above
description, and desirous of having them operated on
bx ear method , can do so by an early applicatios st this
name. as we shall be in readiness to proceed to V
aouLtY. Pennsylvania fully prepsrsd to take charge of
such wells on the 28th of the present month.
Terms, , made known nn applloatton.
PRTTIT & HOWARD,
Agents forDompany,
Po, 410 WALNUT Street, Roam No. 11).
fee-wfs3t. Phltadelphi
VOTECIL—EXPERR COPPER MK.
PANT Or MICHIOAL —NOTIOS IS HEREBY
61VIN, That all Stock in this Company, on which the
inetalment of Two Dollars per Share, tailed August 19,
1804, and doe September IP, 1864, le not paid, is for
feited by said default. and that according to the Charter
Melon law THURSDAY pany M a rch, be eAd at natio
on . Ith lBB5. at 12 M , at
the 081 so of the Secretary of the Company. No. 423
'WALNUT Street. Philadelphl% unless paid on or be. fore that day. By order of the Board of Directors.
.1. S M , MULLIN. Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia, Feb. 8,1185. fe7- tawfnatmh9
Fir 1101l1MLNEILL AND DADE , ININ
IMPROVNININT AND RAILROAD CORPA
NY. —A meeting of the etookbolJers will be held at Ao.
RRO North SECOND Street, Philadelphia. oa the 148
VOND of March next, at 1 o' cloak, P. K., to elect Aloe
Directors, and for other huddle,. B. order
fea•whollt• iOP.OIIGE K. TkTUN. Meantime.
ELECT/OM—OF rircie RTHERN
I CENTRAL RAILWAY C O MP ANY,
DALTLEORE. February 2. lkso.
A General Meeting of the Stockholders of thin Com
pany will be held at CALVERT STATION on TIMID..
DAY. thread inst.between the bowels( 12 and 2 P.
i
ter the purpose of lesting Twetvia Director. fur the on
aningYear. By order.
. BOB?. S. ROLLINS, Secretary.
TEE TRANSFER BOOBS will oe closed from and
after the llth bet. until after the Election. fe.3.tmu9t
PHILADAMPIIIA AND EE4 E
RAIMRO.LD,
PEMADIMPRIA. Jan. 29, MM.
The annual Meeting of the " Stockholders of the PHI.
tADRLPHIA MID IRIS RAILROAD COMPANY will
hold at the °face. No. 230 WILLETT! Street, on
ONDAY, the 13th day of February next, at 10 o'clock
A. At
At this meeting an election will be held for ten mama.
igers of the Company to eervo one roar. The palls to
.elose at 2P M. GEORGE P. LITTLE.
ia2s-mwflOt Secretary.
lar.• OFFICE GIRARD lIININO COE.
PANT, No. 324 WALNUT !Street,
- 14.n. A DBLyirt.e., February 2d. 1865.
iancz Is HEREBY 01 Fife, That all STOCK of
the GIRARD MINING COMPANY on which instal
ments are due and unpaid has been declared for.
!Wed, and will be sold at Public Auction on SATUR
DAY, the fourth Jay of March, INC at 12 o'clock,
noon, at the Once of the Secretary of the Corporation,
according to the Charter and DY•Leme. unless re•
deemed on or before that day.
By order of the Directors.
R. A. HOOPS%
secretary and Treaanrer.
IIgrOFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,
PlimepimPßlA,lnnat7 1, 1966.
NOTICE To BTOOKROLORRB. —The Anneal Meet-
In[ of the fitoekaolders of this Company will be held on
'TUESDAY, the Met day of lsbicary. 1865, at tO o'slosk
A. N., at the Mete
STREET HALL
The Anneal Election for Directors will be held on
NOri DAY , the Bth day of March, 1885, at the (Mee of
s Company, No 238 E D MUNDIE Street
fel•IS SMITH, secretary.
jorCOLLECTOR'S OFFICE, trililiED
STATICS 'Snits aL BEVBNUS, FOURTH
lOT, PEN NSYLVA ALa , 4A7 C 13 Stir/NUT Street,
Yentiere And Mechanics' Beak Buildtsic,
FlirLaweramie, February 1, 18e6.
NOTLOI Le hotel?, given, that, having received fr om
_
the agitator the official Bete of assessment of the SPX
JCIAL INCOMS TAR for this district, the duties have
become due and payable. and wilt be received at this
cl i retal p the l a
th Intl After that dive TEA past
.QE
.43 TUN, with costs of eollection, will be added to all
j, 5 remaining t uiptie. Official notice will he served
On all peptone wheels 1111.1131111 apar on said lilts,
fel-11l JOHN M. SLUT. ACoUector.
NOTICES.
Mir NOVI 413.11•
♦ SPMN.Lif MUTING OP THE STOOKBOLDNIIS
CLIPITOOK VILLE
PETROLEUM COMPANY
Will be held et the
orprox OF THE cOMPANT,, No. 411 werizarr
ON THURSDAY, FEVY 16, 1845,
All 2 o'oloalt M., to
CONFIRM A SAVE
Ufa POTtiOXI Of tbatr Land, made by the Board ofDP
reatore January 23, Me.
4 By order of the Beard. •
itaiS 18
PHIJIADIRLPHIA, FEBRIMILY 8,
IEBS —The folluwing named gentlemen have
base appointed by the citizens of the ERA RTII WARD
NS a coilecting committee to rattle money for the
IsIGRIR•WARD IiODOTY FUND:
Owen` Precinct—Wm. Brotherbesd, 91.1 Lomita stret;
Petted. Tenth street. below &mom. east eltih;
E. E. Smith, 216' Waehington Eq CMS: Edward T. Law.
ranee. 206 WashlogtOn Eqoare; C. W Smith. 216 Wash.
Neter; home; Qeorge Bantam Eighth and Sansom
arrest s.
Second Precinct—John M. Wolf, Twelfth and Locust
etreetr; W. W. Davie; James Erste; Richard Park.
Eleventh atreet, below Locust: Matthew Patton, Etc venalstreet , venal street, below Locwit.
Third Precinct—Caleb .Johneon, Theodora Frothing
am, At drew M. Joueg r A. J. Catherwood, W. P.
Greases, (lenient Barclay.
Four , h Preeinet—W B. Patton, 1408 Chestnut street;
Fdward Irvin, 1607 Saloom street: Bach Hawkins,
1427 librarian street: H. C. DrolruseF. 108 Smtai Thir
teenth street; Francis Wells. 121 South Thirteenth
street; ttoorge P Reed, 'V SO hansom street: Robart M.
Booker. 1026 Walnut street.
Flub Preoinot—lsaac Ooleeberry;lleorge Danaher,
Twentieth, below i.ccust street; John W. Sexton.
Twentieth, below Locust street:. William Derins. 1502
.t,eet: Jame. SloWinley
blgth Pteeinct—Joeeph R. Plauigen, )21 South Eigh
teenth alr.At; John Comber: 13 E Cohen. 120 death Se
venteenth street; Solomon K. Boxey, Chestnut, shave
Twentieli strew; Wm. Mani, Chestnut. below Etch.
toernth street; Wm. Sommers, 1934 Sansom street; IN
wArd Shama, 110 Smith Twentieth etreetoEd win Groble,
ISineteenth. above Walnut street.
Cad ELEd L. DE SAUGUS,
President Eighth-ward Bonet, Fend.
ED WA,E,D BROWNING, Treasurer.
CHARLES W. SMITH. Secretary. fe9-3t
DRAFT. 'ABAFT, DRAFTI—
WARD.—A. meeting of .the Citizens. of
lINTH . WA RD Will be hold en TUESDAY. EVENING,
the 14th IrelOy, is the basement of SAP LIST C &GROH,
nertb west corner BROAD and -aliCEl'Streste. to adopt
measures to avoid. the Draft. It is desirable that all
interested will attend. A H. FRANCISCO%
Treasurer of Tenth Ward
Bounty rued Committee.
figr- JR LOGY ON THE itION. OgoDION,
U DALLAS —Th? Jatnotary', the members of
the Bar the Reverend Merl', the etty authorities, and
toe citizens gewritP_T, aye reeDeatfoili invited to be
p, esprit at the ROD,* Y on the Honorable (*BORG
De C.LAS to be delivered by the AnnorabLe H HARLEi
J 131DDL8 at the Wall of the Mayoralty orrentirrylya
nit, on SATURA.rN SVANINO, Februizy llth, et 8
o'clock.JahlEB 'NON
. _
OEINiiIR M. WH&RTON,
DANID PAPL BROWN. Committee.
rfritirfOlN
pr.; 'OFFICE WAPIIIINGTON AND VAN
BONEN OIL COMPANIES.
•
PHILADELPHIA, February 8,1535.
A special Ideating of the btookholdore of the &Nora
qoupsnise ail] be held at the °filo° 110 10 msg.
(*was' Faculearas, on WED/USD/I'. 15th inst
at o'clock F. M. for the purpose of consulting as to
the' propriety of ceiling all or part of the property of
the companies.
By order of the Board, WU. C. STILES, Jr.,
fell. St' Secretary.
"Y
OFFICE . OE TUE VONT BOUNTI.
- --, 101721111 COMMISSION, HON WB&T,TEI
BUILD ING,. Ne. 613 CBESTN UT S tre e t.
Dim e
The COMMiSBlO2 will MEE T AELPRIL. Feb.
8,
IS".
BAAL f hereafter at 3
o' clerk F. N.
__ .
Bp ordeT *fele Commisaelon.
fe9-3t . JOHN BLAIR, Secretar
- -- •
ASENINI ASSOCIATION CEN
TRAL ICOR SCHOOL —The oetul-aunnsl
mooting of ohS-ALOMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE OE 31 . -
TB &L inUOID SCHOOL mill be bold at the High School
Hulloing, on WEDNESDAY BVSNLSEL. Feb. 15,1806,
si &o'clock: Raciness of importance will be bzought
be!oro the inentlan.
teB 7t + HENRY R. IDMITNDS. Secretary.
FarA Vlii AISSOUILATEO2I, C
'DXAL• MGR SCHOOL.—The Annual Address
before the ALUldni aSSOCiaTtON of the Central aich
School lrfl be .delivered by. HENRI R. SI/MIINDd.
Esq., on FRlErit'f filffiNlFfo, February 17th, 1865, atB
o'clock, at CIONV,ERT BALL. The Introductory ad
d.cer will W . -delivered by 0130. ALFRED TOWN
SEtt___,ll Earl Tickets may be obtained of HENRY R.
BBM - UNDS, Esq.; .110. xzl South FIFTH Street
.13, EL D. FIIaLEY,.
leB Chairman of Beard of Manage:4ra.
PHILIVOLLPIIIIA PEIBLite srooK
Is2COBANCIE, No. 414 LIBRARY Street. —The
Committee having•charge of the Annual Subscriptions
wi 1 be in atteedence at the rooms daily. between the
hours Or 10 A. hic'rind 8 P. M., until BATUMI) alf. the
Dth inet , for the purpose of receiving the SUBSCRIP
TION MONEY lintthe.nanies of new applicants.
The tel closes "Positively at 3 P N. on the ilth, and
the Tisch aline will open for businees on the 13th. an pre
viously announced.. feS
ATTIESTION VOLIJESTEEILS I
RIMIEST BOUNTY I
ItODRICIIRNTE WARD.,
The Recruiting Committee are now prepared to pay
in CASH the LaBOEST BOURTISS to all remaine ac
credited to tlite wezd ,
They will eit at the Southeast corner or THIRTEEIfEII
and ORDEN Streets-EVERY DAY from 9 to 4 o'clock.
where all information will be cheerkally given.
Avoid the brokers, come to in end receive FULL
BOUNTIES in CASH:
BOUNTIZS.
For one year __ _ _
-..... -4025 00
For two Fenno ...... 676 00
For three years - 825 00
FOR TWO YEAR NW/FRANS JOINING HANCOCK'S
_ CORPS.
For one year—,•—• • _
......4826 00
For two Years—. 975 00
For throe Fears—, 00
Dr. J. itt.DNICHOL,
YW. TEPACICARA Rewruiting
Rit 7) I rr...• VA.N.e.r.EVS, Cklm-mlitee•
TWF. L P./IC H WAIECD /BOUNTY
FIIND.—CiTY.I BDUNTY. OISE YEAR MEN.
FOUR BONDEBO DO4.I.REFTBREB TBAIO. FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLAR3r cash in hand. No recruit teed
wait for his lneney in,thie Ward.
BOUNTIES NOW
One-Year Men ...... $523
Two-Year Men ....... ..... 675
Tnree-7 ear Men• Sal
HANCOCK'S coars. ;TWO ..................
•••
One Year -•• • •—• .
• ........ •• et. 25
Two Team.... . ..... 976
Three ..... 1.125
Committee to ninetorin and Pay recrnita meet every
day at F. Es L. Ladner /4 Northern Mi li tary Hall ,
THIRD Street. helot/pestle%
JOHN EL FINER,JOHN S. MTh.
.1. B. SFOLES. I CHAS. H. biASSON.,
DEO, BUTZ,
fe7.ft Dislmrsing Committee.
igr OFFICE OF TIIB CIF", BOUNTY.
FUND 001t111118101. UOMMONWELLTH
BIJILDIAO, 611 CHBSTISCT Street,
PIIIIADELriIia, Jan 27, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that the Commission for the
payment of
the
City Bounty are now prepare , ' to receive
and adjust the claints of an new recruits under the pro.
visions of Ozatnanee of January 26, 1695.
Volunteers for One Year wtU receive a Warrant for
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Volunteers for Two !we will receive a ... l9nrent for
iitici(tir Hein
- . .
Volunteers for 'Three Year. will receive a Warrant for
BINE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Enrolled citizens It ho shall place in the ssrvice of the
United States a Substitute for not len than Three Yearn,
in advance of a draft, and whe shall thereupon be aro.
Sited upon the quota of the ally of Philadelphia, will
rawly. a warrant for
THEE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
By order of the Commieslen.
jaWl4f JOHN BLAIR, liklerotary.
Itgr MERCIAN WILE LIBRARY CON.FABY, PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 6. 7036.
Us Annual Election for °Blears for the waning yoar
win take place on TIlifiDAY, 2lat lust., at the LI
BRARY liteOhL Polls open at! P. It., and cloge at
P.M..1 O. A MoALLlffilld.
fe7.181 Recording Secretary.
MrMOGAN OIL COMPANY OP PENN.
SYLVABlA.—office Removed to 300 WAL.
NUT Street, third story. Stockholders are invited to
cell between 10 and 12 o'clock A. N , when informa
tion of the prosperoue condition of the Company will
be riven, and all inquiries anewered.
fe6 6t 050. G. GRUBB. President.
THE QUICKSILVER 1 114111010
COMPANY, Xo. 21 PASSAU Street,
NEW You. Pebraarf 1, 1865.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will ba held
ph
the CONTIBBNTAL HOTEIs in the city one hilsde phle, on WEDNESDAY, February MX, at o *look
X . .
The Annual Election of DIRECTORS will be held at
the lame place. on the same day, between the honra of
two and three P. M.
The Transfer Boots Wlll be closed on SATURDAY,
February 18th, and reopened on MONDAY, Psbrnazy
17th. B. RANDOL,
fel-19t Secretary.
FRIRDERICS. DOUGLASS WILL
I deliver the third lecture of the sours, before the
"Social, Civil and Statistical Association of the Colored
People of Pennsylvania .. on THURSDAY IMO IN%
February lath.
Subject. • • Equality Before the Law."
OIL COMPANIES.
Igr' PROSPNVAIThiI
KEYBER OIL AND MINING CO.,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
0711CP. 53 N. TENTH STRUT, FILMADNIXILL.
CAPITAL. ............. $150.000
BH ARES 100,000.
PAR YAWL, $1.60 EACH.
STOCK 70E SALE AT . BI7I3BO.IIIPTION PEWS. ®LSO
PER EIELAIIE
$22.500 WORKING CAPITAL,
PRISIDtIAT.
A. G. STEIN.
BECRETAIM AND TILBANIUKR.
W. G. BEDFORD.
DIRECTORS,
A. G. STEIN, WTI. 0. LAWSON,
THO& J. BARGED"IAS M
EIL
.IGS. D. THORNTON IW. 0. BEGioRD,
meanie B. lIRRKLER.
. The Keyser 011 and Mining Company has been char
tered by the stare of Pennsylvania, for the production
of 011. Melt, and Coal in the States of Pennsylvania and
Western Virginia
Tbti Janda of the Company in Western Virginia, Con-
Mbt of 107 acres of 011 Lands in fee simple, located on
the east bank of Monongahela river, about two ranee
northward from Morgantown, in Motongalia county,
and have about % of a mile oft lium front, and about the
tame length on each aide of Mill Hun; tune matting two
n flee in length of what is called bottom) lands; they also
contain two value of Coal—the Bituminous and Cannel,.
Coal—one being three and a ball and the other supposed
to be eleven feet thick-
In Penneelv I r a H .
have a 26-year lea westhet
tem lands of Ira H. Keyeer's farm, on thbank of
tbe.Clieat river, about one and three quarter miles from
lie month, in Fayette county It is 40 rods on the river
ens SO rode deep: thus affording room for at least 12
welie,togetl sr with the right to mine all the Coal needed
from the large Coal !elan crowing out on other parte of
this farm,
•
Savant-spa of the COragalLY:
1 On r leave is only about %of a miledletant from the
Crow Well, Which, by the Daily Evening Gazette, of
Pittsburg, of December 23 . lace, is reported to be pro
ducing from SCO to 6fo barrels of Oil par day, and Imme
diately in range and near therm:none Wiley Well,whieh
is t eta to be a 60 barrel well, and launedlately opposite
the Fayette Weil.
2. The oil of thle region is the Amber 011. Winer cent.
purer than the 011 of Oil Crest.
8. The fait water of thin country in very strong and
flows abundantly, end will produce 11 cancer of Bait
from one gallon of water. and this clone would make
this &nay ing Invet tin ant.
4. We nave liver navigation to the Pittsbu rg m ar k e t.
5. The immense beds of Coal thereon.
ja3O.mwf 61 WK. 0. 015DFORD, Beegetagg,
Mr TARE NOTIVEI-IMPORTANT TO
FTIB6CREBIERB TO THE COTTER FARM OIL
COMPANY.
SOTICB IS opirEisr, That the broke of the Com
pany wilt positively be closed MARCH let. 1886. sad
no stock will be sold at subscription price after that
date, and all en booriptions not paid by that time will be
cancelled.
be Company have on their property one of Bolles'
patent drilling machines. mannfactured at Morris,
Tacker, & Co 'Ps OW of which can be seen in operation
at Massey, Collins, & Co. a brewery, Tenth and Fil
bert streets. The Company expect, by the aid of this
n Habilis, to barest least two wells in sacoottatnl opus
n within six weeks Persona wishing the Moot of
the Company at subscription price mast make Immo-.
olate application. as there ara batten thousand shares
to be ',old at subscription price, At 3 60 per share.
Naps, Prospectuses, and all information can be ob
tatoed at the Company's offices. Nos. 29 and 24 Wash
ington Buildings. 9174 !booth THIRD Street
ISAIAH I'ITE ENS., M. D President.
M STEW ART. Vies Prot:dent.
WM. D.. SMITH, Treasurer,
B. J. I/Ammar. It, D., Secretary, fe10.94
CRAB. L. DOZIbLASIL
Seorstarr pro. tem.
THE PRESS:-PHILADELPHIX) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1865:
OIL COMPANIES.
_ .
lora THE
CAMERON PETROLEUM CO.
OF PENTISYLVii.RLI,.
CAPITAL $51,000,000.
SHARES 200,000.
PAR $5.00.
IitTBSORLIVION
PRESIDBNT.
VANCE STEWAkET.
OF BIERCEZ COUNTY. PA.
TREASURE%
E. JAMES,
or PHILADELPHIA.
SECRETARY.
J. E. DARLINGTON,
WEST CHESTER. PA.
purse Ton, •
v.L.NOE.orgwArti, Mercer isatutty. Pa
JOHN L LzoivAßA, West Chester. Pa.
D. O. "vital, w`asktington, D. C.
HENRI D. COOKS Wastdngton, D.C.
SIMON CAMERON. HerriebtaL Pa.
JOHN H. DIEHL, Phi%dolphin..
JOHN P. GRAFF, Philadelphia.
GEORGE 0. EVANS, PECadelPhia.
JAMES DUFFY, Marietta, Lan:Taster co, Pa
Thwpregent and prospective rhino of the stook of this(
Gonipsny may be leaved' from tHe fact that it owns a
fee simple interest in 473 (rota hundred and seventy
three) cores of the richest-tested all territory inVenango
ccuntyebelleved by the most experienced oil men in
that region to be capablerof prodtroing a net annual In
come to the Company of one and WWI million dollars,
or Ursa times the entire cost of the mot*, whiesh would
be equivalent to twenty , flee par cent a month on its
subscription price, or one lrentafdd andfAnt/ Per cent.
per annum on its par cai
The following is a description of the Company's pro
perty:
One-fourth fee simple interest in the celebrated
"Hoover Farm, situate on the Allegheny river,
about two and one-half mllos below Franklin, con.
talci.g 292 (two hundred and ninety- twl:.)• scree, with
Se/ rods (or over one 'mile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leases, each tea rode
square, and from which the owners of ihe fie alreple get
one half the oil, free of ell expense. Madden *.in, there
are two wells owned by the owners of the foe, from
Which they get ail the oil.
On this Farm there are now ten pone' in operation,
producing en average of ten barrels per day and several
others are about being tubed. There are • nile' on it 187
(slghty.teven) more lots surveyed. and fuOrelhan4lfiy
appUsatioue are pow standing to lease tholattar forone
half the oil to the owners.
Oat of the twelve went on thle Farm ektibrk aro'aow
pal Eng handsomely t-a feet which sufficiently demen
etratee the treat rlebrbete and reliability of - ihti terri
terY.
In the entire fee eintp.fe 'lnterest in ISt (one handrudabd
eighty-one) stores . sit uate on the Allegheny rivers -
Iy the "Hooper " Farm, and a little - nearer
liteaulln, at the mouth' of Min Ran, having afront , of
Sermde on the Allegheny river, and one mile owtoth
sides of Mill Run, with , ample boring warfare - for one
hundred wells, or Lots of ten rods square. Tits tract
Is known as the "Stevrart hum," and is dear eth.ll
leaees or iticambrancee of any kind.
Thiere is now in Operation. a fifty-barrel well (beeidw
sevend smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which- ad
joins' this ea the south. Ili fact, the Stewart " Firm'
is &Remanded with gaol-paying wells, and within a ,
short time a single lease of.-80 rode front, on the imme
diate opposite side of the viper, sold for SiSS.DX; (ore
hundred and minty. eve thonoand dollars.) On this
lease asgood well has beemstroak within a few days.
In addition to the territory of the "Stewart " Fare*
which-in believed to be seenity as good as the "
er, " there are on It a three-story Grist .11111, with fine
ater-power. a good farm• house; sad other baiidlager
hat will be of are to the company.
The durability of this immediate oil section is 111 ,, 5 ,
trated by the fact that corns of - the wells on the "Hoov
er" Farm. hive been pampirgior 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 ssmakaills
from one•to two dollars per barrel more than the oil *L
OU Creek. .
The ogieere of the Compaawfael justified In present ,
ing the following " estimate 44% what. with Vlsorcgta
management the above lands• can be made to:yield for
the beneltsef the stockholders in a COMPtiratiVely 81 10 .
time:
THE " STEWART PARK."
There issroein on this for coo-hundred lota of ten rods
square, allot which can be leaeid immediately for one--
half the oil, free of all expemmto•thet Company.
letimallug one well to each lot (one hundred wells,
although there is loom for three hundred) at the very •
moderate average of ten Dar, ehreach, would makes
Daily Drod.uct • ........... 1,000 bble.
Out of this the Company's share would be. OM bble.
Value of daily yield to the-Company, at
ten dolloee per bbl (it le now. selling at
$13.00. )••• .. • .. ..... • •••-•• • ••••• $5,000
Allowing three hundred working days to
the yea.v..ttda would make the 0e...P.•
ny'e annnal.net receipts; from the Stew
art Fermlkalons..... 1.500.000 - • t
-41.1.lowirctheletrenmeettcrtiteifez Ulf; A ECOOT.
Fany, In which the _Company owns -
one-fourth in fee of.theland interest, the
annual net receipts from the latter would
.476, OW OM
Raking the .annual receipts from both
1,875,000409.
Deductiaz _from. this amount the tam of
41.9711.030 for , contingenchis, would leave
the
net Anitnal.lxicoms of this CotoP o xY• --••• $4.500,,M00 ,
ALL TEEn LQTS CAN ; ibihEBDILTBLY
If it Is deemed expedient, at a royalty or one-half , the
On. alth covenants binding leusees td sink wells, wail
all possible diligence, to the depth of 609 or morn feet..
A 71W PI4IE-WORDS TO SUBSCRIBERS
Von are not asked to subscribe to this Stock with the
ernectation of imr.e.diateho rrcsiving largo dic.(44' ads,
but the.basis on, 'ibich the Company rests, it Is be
lieved, will male your investment not only safe, but,
prospectively, of enormous' value.
Notwithstar_dlng,etthe present prices of oll.the Com
pany' a annual-receipts (without any farthendeveloP
ment) would be. forty thousand dollars, or eight per
cent. on the coat of the stock.
The President, Mr. Stewart, is one of the neatpraoti
cal and 117 - erienced oil operators in the State. and his
residence near the Company's property and general
oversight of, itapaanagement le the beet gaara,ntee that
no efforts will.be spared to make the inwistment pro
fitable.
Application& for a large proportion of the stock have
aireaily been made, but none will be received until'the
booba_of the Company are regularly opened for that,
parpoae•
Only a limited amount of the et** will be sold,at •
sobscription price.
The stock will be leaned full paS2t, without farther
assessments.
BOOKS OF 817B8CitIPTION will be open foretfew
days, oa and after Jannaty 18, 1865, at the once of
E. G. JAMES, Treasurer,
fe.S.tt No. 101 WALNUT. street, Mad&
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE.
KENTUCKY 011, TERRITORY,
THE GREAT OIL BASIN.
150 SHAKES AT 5200 EACH on the well•known
OIL CREEKS of the BIG SANDY RIVER, compristnE
a tract of 300 acres in fee simple, and GO acres on a lease
of 40years, 1-10 royalty, near which is the celebrated
LYON WELL and several BUNNING SPACINGS. The
projectors for the above-named stun agree to supply the
Company with u.firet•clasa Engine, Tabing, ha., and
sink one well 603 feet deep free of charge.
The bnbscribers electing their own Directors, each
abara renrelenting one vote.
The Lands have been secured under the most favor
able awnless, which will be more fully explained .on
application at
J. W. ALBRIGHT'S,
No. 915 CHESTNUT Street,
From 10 to 18 A. N. and Bto 6 P M.
Subscriptions close on SATURDAY EVENING, Febru
ary 11th. ISO.
Also, 10,000 acres of choice OIL LAND in KENTUCKY
for Sale or Lease. feB-41*
gr PEABSON PETROLEUM COM.
rein.
524 WALNUT STREET',
ROOM No. 7.
Holders of Receipts of the above Company will plows
preeent them at the above Office, and receive the Certi
bcates of stock.
H. RICH LEDS.
A 31430 Secretary.
BURNING SPRING ..1111YD GOOSE
CRIBB 011. COMPANY,
OP WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL. $125 000. 31 PER SHRE. PULL PAID.
WOREING CAPITAL, $25,000.
WM. P. DEAN, President.
CHARLES BLAHISTOST, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
W. F. Dean Frederick Leibrandt,
wintam L. ilicDowelL Wm. H. Sthe.H.
Li ROkhf.— )1
libellee lii ' '
p,
111harlea linkleton
(Mee of the Company, No, 311 WALNUT Street,
bark building, first floor, Philadelphia.
The Bahasa of this Company are advantageously
sitnated in the very choicest Oil Territory of West Vir
ginia., adjoining and surrounded by many of the este.
braise! Oil Wolin in the Burning Spring and Great Kana
wha 011 District of West Virginia, giving asearanee
that there must be a very eats - factory yield of Gil when
the property of this Company is hilly developed.
They comprise—
lat. A tract of land containing 104 acres, in Wood
county. West Virginiaon the left folk of Walker's
Creek, three-fourths of " a mile from Walker's Station,
lb relies east from Parkeebnrg. A great portion of thin
is splendid boring territory. as the Indications are ye
mark able. and it issurrounded by Raged lands on Which
they e are many wells In piastres* of development. Lying
so near the West Virginia Railroad. the expenee of de
veloping and subsequently working this land would be
very light in comparison with many other locations.
Ills tract is owned in fee.
Yd. A lease upon four acres on the Hewetead Far m.on
Goose Ore ek. in Wi rt °aunty, on which there lea well 400
fret deep, in which several strata of heavy oils have
been struck. The lay of the land 14 exceedingly choice •
There is room for at least ten more wells on this most
desirable property. The lease has seventeen years to
run; the terms are, half of oil obtained. the owners
paying one-half of all expenses after the oil shall have
been struck. This well will be put in working order
as soon as possible.
-
lid. .1 lease on one half screen the ICA.NAWIIA_TIiver,
in the WILL-KNOWN BURNISH SPRING DDITRIC?,
on the celebrated BATHS° SE ESTATE, having a Well
on it of DA feet in depth, which contained 63 feet of oil
In it when the rebel raid occurred. This well t. within
a few hundred feet of the celebrated " LEW:SLUE
WELL," which produCed before the rebel raid 1 400
barrels of oil per day, and•which was sold recently for
EIGO,CfO cash, as terorted in the money Wilde of tn.)
hiladeiphia Press of January 12, 1866. The Company
has commented operations on this tract; a new engine
is upon the ground with working etpparatna, and a
fßtibiattOrY yield of oil is sontidentlynexpected, as soon
as the pumping apparatus is pat in operation. This
Nieto (-noires in 1680. The Company to have two-thirds
of the oil, The-location aid surroundings of this pro
perty are so well known that it is not necessary to say
an further about it.
It wilt be perceived from this Prospeetue that the
BURNING SIRING AND GOOSE CRifeEK. OIL COM-
P,' sty hold in fee dimple 104 acres of well-established
ell 'Territory, two leases of the best boring territory in
that celebrated region, offering splendid inducements
for parties seeking h. veatment in oil property. The
management of this Compaey is entrusted to Wlf.
CIIALL, of Schuylkill county,Penna., a gentleman of
great energy and Ind netlY, Who will reside on and give
itis personal attention and supervision to every depart
ment, with a vie-, to the economical development of
t his property.
/GP Salwaription Books are now open at tbe Com
rotilapfilrffiatiafoar. a limited member of Shares at One
fat-fit*
000-WHEEL OLOTUEB WRINGER.
.11-b it eery beet article made; also.all the ether an
proved Wrings] a. at lowest market prime.
Row*, 005 TOT. &
(0704 f 184 and 150 licalb. THIRD Stmt. •
WILLOW SLEIGH BODIES. --A FEW
,_ more left,* lirbt Year's prices
AM, 200 r roes KATcliEs, reduci , 2 Dram
ROwt EUVON.
felo4 07 gad Nortk THIRO Streit.
DMDENDS.
te Hf.
ligr DIVIDEND NOTICE -was
restore or the CHERRY RUN PSTRPLEggeI
I.OMPArIY have tble day deolared a dtvliend of
PER CENT , payable ea the Yid toot., char o(Btaile
lax. hooka aloes on tb., 20 , 11 that.
See et BERRY R. real', Secretary.
ligrCorr NCR OE TRUK CrellSlP/LANTRIS ,
OIL comeeny. 524 WALfIRT Street, Aitula
c elphis, • .
• FriatranYl. 110.
- The Board of Direolore have this day declared eadivl.
dend of ORS PBR MCAT. on the capital stock of the
Company, payable at their °Moe on and Mier OA ?AM
inn. Treat: ter borate Worm on the 10:1, at I o'cloOr P.
M.. and reopen on the 21st inst. r>
fe9•lot 11108. IL SR in LS, Secretary.
'tarn ENSIIRIESCE COMPANY 0P WEB
STATE 01' PENNSYLVANIA.,
FRBRIT Malr 61. VW.
The Plreetora have this day din:aired a dividend of
TWEET! DOLLARS PER SHEAR clear of all affaes,
and payable on demand to block holders or their resat
renresentatttes, WILLIAM HARPER,
Sooreto.l7.
EIHDCHANTS , AND MAMMA'S"-
WIRERS' ATIONAL SANK" Cate 'MER
CHANTS' ANN MANUFACTURERS' BANK).
-Pirreneaa. January 16.116 ,
The HROULAR DTVITES DS of this Bank will hero
after be made In JANUARY and JULY instead of May
and November, and for this arrangement the Bears
of Directure bsve this day declared a dividend of PNE
PER CENT. out of the prolite to Deo.mber 28th nit.,
fri eof United States Mask Steckboldare on the Phila
delphia hat will be paid at the 006161BRCLAI, 21A-
T 1
e- 6tNAL BANK on demand. JOHN SCOTT... Ja
fe Caeltd .
WOFFICE OF ATLAS OIL COBIRA
AY. 524 WA. DT Street, Room 20,
FaiievELrntA, LEM
DIVIDEND NOTICE. —The Board of Divagate have
-111113 day deelazed their third monthly-dleittifind of ONE
AND ANAL? PER CENT. (1' 4 ) oat of the net earnings
of the Company for the mon th of Janua. payable on
and after the 10th teat. Traner Books alma oaths 4th
tart., at 0 P. lb.: open on the 11 , h loot., gt 8 P. 111,
fat-I.lt P. Ye. W fr•TR A.NR. Peoretart.
MILITARY..
AVOID THE DRAFT I-VETERAN
STIBSTMITES AND 1113PRKSRNFATIV6 RR.
CRIIITS FOR MAJOR GVANRRAL HANCOCK'S
MST AWAY CORPS.
.. . . .. .. . .
,
All Loyal Citizens wbo would Rid in proenriag men to
fill the ranks of HAN C.:CI(' II FIRST ABM T CORPS OF
', VETERANS should pay particular' attention to the fel
' lowing announcement of the undersigned: -
' ,ffrty Citizen desirous of fututehing a Kepreeentative
.cruit fur this Corps mast procure& cerrifitiats from the
Provost Ilarehal of his District, cartifylag that he'll
mgempt,- - either from being over 4S - yearmoS age or from
pigrlicai disability. when I wilt foreign lishaxicks.'ffe:
ter ua Recruit tor three ?ears for pal), for loril_ yam, ..
SfiWi; for one year, ISO: bat In each case I must- be fir.'
sashed with a certified:check for the whoke amount d tali :
the Vetersawhen hellei mastered into the cerelcs ea ad. -
vertimdt—via: for three years. $1,176; for VW* year.,
StSso; my one year. $710.-and take my receipt' for the
sane. The principal will' then he entitle& tc#rsolf.
back filoaf the fruited States' Government:of for
one.r ear Repreaentativff Beetrult;lll3s6 fore? t wy
Recruit.; WI for a three-years Rem-nit. Alec...from t ,
city of Poiladeiptia, wider she advertisemetrk_ce t
City Bounty Puns Commission. for sine year: SetiOt• two
years, 54u0; for three years, WO The RepreFoatatire
_Recruit, hi all cases, being eusitle4 to all the bounties
due Volunteers when attached to Hancock's CeiplL
dby citizen liable to draft must produce a tlegrAte ate
of the Proveetafarehat to fhat effect, in tug Di totribt; and
!utak h me with a certified cheek, when I wiii.fleflieb-
Lim y ith a receipt for the same, guaranteeing to far
ni.b a Veteran Substitute for one year for 81750; for- tiro
years, SRO; for three yearn. $1,171 ; which will eaSuipt•
as Principal from the Draft Ptr the above specials*
time: • Those whet pis ce a Substitute for three reara•aro
entitled to a drawback of $lOO from the Bounty Firml
Commission, but , no allowancee made by the City, ex
cast for a three-year Substitate;' the GoTernmant alloWs •
nothing whatever:ler Substitutes. . -
. Vett-tans must be accredited to the Wards Or ToWt . ' ctii
shlps in which they , live, and it is the duty of
,everyf
Citizen to induce the Som ter , Who hue been honor-Alp
discharged from the United Staten Infantry Service, UN ,
joie IiaNCOuR'S PHIST ARMY COSPS. and thus akka
in relieving their -Sub-District from the approsehlefht.
Draft to *onto ext.ut. .
All person who reside in adjoining comities must
rend with their certificate of liability or eon-liability fa •
a Draft the f. mount of Local Bollatif37 paid in their Die
tri•t, when I can tell them exactly the net oust of furli
nishing a Representati le Recruit or Substitute. • ,
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer in Hahcoera
Corps iv, viz: '
For one year, ()over? meet Bounty
City of Philadelphia Bounty... ............... sax - ,
Monthly pay from lI.'S. Gov't , $l6 per month.— IA,
Clothilg account yearly.. ..............».....- 44,
Ward Bounty (ayerfige),. • ••
city relief for families of yore ,$6 per month..... 71.
•
, Total .......... . $1,03r;
The net pay of a Vetera Volunteer for two year in.
Haneock's Corps le,
t 4 overument 80unty.....550
City of Philadelphia Betray ' - 4
Monthly pay from U. IS Gov't., $l6 par month.... 36i,
'Warn lionuty (average 24 .... 25
City relief for family, per month 144
.
Total—, '' '.. ' ' • ••••••• $1,603
!lie nel pay of a Veterata , r oitintaar for three year. hir
'lranec.ck'n Corps IP. VW., ' ,
4.loyensment Bounty ........ •-•••••••••••-- •-• , •-•sav
City of Phi ladelphia.2o•• • .... t ._ . .... •'''• ..... '•*••"• 6118
'ldoLtlily pay from If. B. dcret,BlB.per m0nth........ 67.3
Clothing( remount. $4l par year 125
Wart bounty (average) 85 1
City relief for larniiiee,.4o Par liuth.:.. ... . . ......... 216
; Total
*AM
Ail Yeterane who desire to have their intereets loosed
?after althout being swindled b• sharpers are directed
.to the Recruiting Agenex , 100 South SIX.TR Street,
Berry 's Marquee," where the Rifls te tobe seen daily
; which the Vetentale esti tied to keetiat the expiration
'of hie term of service, which discharges aliteen. auto
per m
Cinu te. OlM 11.11111113a10113-011 this subject after this exc
:plar.ation Kunst be brief: and to the pohnt. Will INC
DrOMPtig answered lmaddrassiet
BR:SUAKIN FRANKLIN,
Chief ;Detective Departmemt.Police,
Kai or'e Mice, Fldladalphis.
N. B.—No Loafers, Benno Jumpers. or Commission
.Men need apply, as no• dealing will be allowed with'
them. B. F.
"ONCE MORE TO THE. FROM T ph,
'2l3th BEGIBLUIT INPAISITitY PBSZTSYY.VAI IA:
VOLBATEREB.
IUI /MON LEAVant (NATIONAL GUARD) REM,
JOHN A; ctoßeAs,
BEEIZTIITIS WANTED. POE ONE YEA.E'S BSEVIOE.
- 00GET.35 CITY. s*oo.
/ " 00VBESMENT04 00 C:
• Al n Juw /.11.1:6 eArb„
BESIDES EAy.. RATIONS, AND. CLOTHING.
TAO Regiment ituomaterioad by the-War Department
and tes4i.evernor of Penney/yenta.
All. the.o4aers-are " lreteran &Men, and have ehotni
their
•
COURAGE AND .0,1111ME3 ON. THE FIELD OF
BATTLE
Do not weitt.le. be , Drafted, bet embrace the preterit
opportunity tezeoeire the liberal .
NOITONTIES 01.13PERED,'•
and to select:war own officers.
ALL CITIVINS SHOULD I NTBREST THIII6ELVE3 .
IN FL., NO THIS PROMPTLY.
Colozol,,JOH3 A. GORGAS, late Major 198t11 P. V..
foLmntimorth C S o hP , V A
CO3slf. DAVIS, %ate Major
90th P.
..iiaitir,,WILLIAM morza - v as late Captain 90t1k
P. V. ' _ _ _
HEADQUARTERS,
MSS CHSSIMIIIs Street,
OUARDS' b T RACE STREET, BELOW
PIIIBLIC NOTIQ_L=REPRESEN7A.-
TIVE EACIfUITS FOR RAIIOOK'S MEW AlttlY
CORDS. —All loyal citizens who would aid in pro
curing men to till the tanks of Hancosiee Now Ist
Army Corps, and partisularly all those who are liable
pche drafted, should payspartioular attention to the fel
lo wing annonncement.or the undersigned:
Any citizen desire's, of procuring a Repreacptative
RecruPl must procure, a certificate from tne Provost
Marshal of hie distliat ststing whether he is liable to
be drafted, or whether;he it exempt If exempt, a Re
presentative Ilecrult Will be furnished for three years
for 619f0, for two years Tor $175, and for one year for sm.
If liable to be drifted, a substitute will, famished
for ens year for IMP)! two years for Wes and for
three years for $1,115.
'Recruits must be strerttu Soldiers, and must be ore
dited to the distriet.to whisk they belong.
Citizens should avail themselves of the foregoing op.
Portunity without: delay, for it will readily be tinder.
stood that it is the duty of every man to put in a'Repre
:tentative Reornii in order to avoid the d'art.
The undersigned assumes all responsibility, and will
furnish certiilentes to &ozone presenting recruits for the
term the men have been enlisted, directly after they
have been mr,stered In
A Demniting Office for Efamsack's Corps hoe been,
established et So. 106 South SISTSF Street .
All nect sears information will be cheerfully given b'x
making application to
BM:UV:IM vs eorK
Chief of Detective Police.Ligyor's Office, Phila.
PHTLALELPIIIA. Feb 5. 1365. ' et
CIFIRTAIN GOODS, Sie.
1026 cii.osmurx STREET. 1026 .
C. M. STOUT &. 460,
DE4XERS IN
IMACATEILE LiCB AND liVITINOKAN
. . CURTAINS,
PIANO, TARIM, AND FURNITURE
• COVERINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, Sze,
2.626 CHE I STNITI ISTBRET.
WO- fmwim ' .
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,k
H. R. Corner of FOURTH. and It &OE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN POREUX AND
DOMESTIC
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASt.
N.A.IiIIPAOTUNERS OB
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, sio.
Mama POR TER CELEBP.ATED
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and consumers supplied at
to2o.Sm VERY LOW PRICES FOR MIL
B 11. SLEEPER & CO.,
515 111121011 SMEIMMT,
tsi i t G 4. 1 I e .
SALE EMALERS /Di
FLINT AND GREEN GLASSWARE,
Have now In stole a full assortment of the abtrVeffOOds.
which we offer at the lowest market rates
Being sole agents for the BALKS GREW, GILLES
'WOEKS, we are prepared to make and work private
moulds to order.
PORIER, lIIINERAL. and WINE BOTTLES, of a
superior color ar d
Also, LAMP CHISINENS, APOTHECARIES' •SHOP
PURRISTRE, mow BOTTLES, SYRiNGES, HOME.
OPATRIQVIALS,and Druggista' Glassware generally,
T. A. EVANS & CO. 'S PITTSBURG GLASS VIALS
constantly onliand at factory prices, .faie.gm
THOS. J. HUNAN,
KEENAN & JIANCOCK,
ATTORNRYB & LAW,
rNo. DIAMOIND STREET, PITTSBURG.
AND
HERR'S LAW BLOCK. FRANKLIN, Ventilate Co.. Pa.
One of the above 'arm being permanent! yl.-cated
etch or these places. they wilt perform with thornugh
ve s, 116.072C88, awd deepaich allprofeasionabusintee,
t-pt Malty that connected with the 011 interest. which
teas be entreated - to their care. Refer to
Chief Justice WOODWARD,
Wilk eebarre. Pa: -
Es Chief Justice LOWEIR,
Plttsblirt Pa.
Hon. H. W. ,Wntraegs. Judge District Court.
fitlo-111.* - ' ' Pittsburg. Pa.
ARCH -STREET MOHAN - STORE.—
rim York Mill% Winneutts and Williamyville
Sheetinge and Pillow-ease Paneling ; Bleached and
Brown Nnsulne at the lewestinicei Brawn and Breached
Sheeting% alt widths; Calicoes fiom7l6 tote outs. at
JOHN H. -Ifl.-4r SS',
_
702 ARCH Street.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO FILL
N- 1
TEE QUOTAS OF THEIR, TOWIFSEIIPS„ TAKE
NOTIQS.—This is the only office fri. Philadelphia that
can muster men in the city and. have item credited to
bin' part of the State. Principals supplied with SUB.
BTITS'II3I3. Runners liberally.dealt with. •
B. P. LIMY,
fe4•Gt l 403 LIBRARY- Street, second dory.
FORTRAITB NOT SURPASSED BY
any. See apeelmene Ilfe4dia , Plotogreeha, le nil
colors, executed at B. V REIMER'S Gallery. leas
ARCH Sauer. Splepalid ety/ean treat. weals.. and ha
lt/IN/v. gobainii. it*
- U.S.
3 E -TISiITY LOAN.
Branthority of the Beorefart of the Treatrii7.
-osideweigned has assumed the General enbeaription
Agegoir for the eels of United States Truman' Notes
header seven and three-tenths per sent. interest per
annum known as the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These broterrare issued under date of 6nsuet,l6;
and are parable three yeare from that time, in enr
,
reney, or are convertible at the option of tile holder into
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds ere now Worth gipremlna of nine per
cent, including gold interest from November. which
makes the actual profit en the 7-N3 LOllll. at current
fate's, Inclab/ interest, %boot ten per cent, per an
num. besides Its eXEMPri(M from State and municipar
taxation. which adffell'om one to three Per cent. more.-
according to
. ..he rata levied • on otheT, property. The
tetereetis payable semi. Remaly by coupons attached
to each note, which may be ant off and sold to any bank
or banker.
Theinterest amounts to
One Dent per day on a 11160'mth.
Two cents per day on a $lOO note
- ' Ten cents per day on a $3OO note.
Twenty sante per day on a 01,000 note.
One Dollar per day on a $6,'000 note. r
bates of all the denominations nanked.will be prompt•
ly fah:killed upon receipt of eulieniptions. Thie le
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now ()Mired by the Government, and`lt le confidently
ea:neater(' that Ha superior advantage, Will make It the
tiEVAT POPULAR LOAN OF PEOPLE.
• Loes Liana drio.oCo,ooo remain unsold, which will Pro
'ibably be disposed orwithin - the next dray or nicety
days, whoa the notes will undoubtedly command a
preminm;' as bee uniformly been the caso'on closing the
=Subscriptions of other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and oedion of the
llountry may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan,
the Nationalßanks, State Banta, and Pantie Bankers
throughout the Country have generally agreed to re
ce►ve subscriptions at par. Subscribers Wllineleet their
own agents, in whom they have conddenno, and who
only are to be responsible for the delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders...
SOUTH THIRD STREET,
THE NEW
, 7'-30 3. S. Nowl@i,
IN 511M5 , T0.81177 PURCHASER%
DAVIES BROTHERS,.
TANKERS A'ND BROKETW,
53AL16118 GOVERIZTEHNT SECURITIES GEN&
II - T. YERICEI4. & CO.,
•
STUNS AIM EZMEFANGE BROWSE:We
GOLD,.
ZANE NOTES WANTED.
Isf4B.lvl
CHAS. T. YBRICES, JR,
Eni)ol3. ANT)= BILL BROKER.
' lll ' -AL-mcia• zai
No. 2e SOVIPII TICUIDIOVIREET.
iagreira
DBE= & ca,
14 SOUTH THIRD UMW,
ANERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
/vim/cm EXCHANGE,
UNITED STATES BONDS,
QUARTERMASTERS , VOUCHERS,
AND
STOOKS ABD BONDS SODOM AND SOLD Ai
DOARD OF BRONZES. Jan lm
Taos. OALlswaix.
CA.LDWMLL & CO.,
BANKERS,.
No. 43Jionilt AND SO LD
STOOKS AZD LOANS BOUOPer AND SOLD ON
00BAUSSION
AT TWA
EENIILAR BOARiLoP BlioNEEs.
=CURRENT DAN K NUM, sPECIE, Mo.. BOUGHT
AND SOLD,
COLLECTIoNS NADI lAI4 , INTEREST ALLOWED
ON DEPOSIT. • Ul/4W
IMMO nazi . . LAMM. num ns,
CEARIEWS 2110R7 &. CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
We. 15 South Third Street,
rlizzaangamEA.
£ll kinds ct antroxreet tends and (told mut Sliver
to And WA. and Colleetione made.
Partiimler attention given to the tiorshase and cele
fd iilevernment. Bite. and othex Stooks and Loa= on
sonontestolt. nuts-ent
H S. LENCH, it COMPANY,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS *
NO. 14 FABQUILIR BUILDINGS,
(WALNUT ET., BELOW THUM%
Geld, Government 'florae, 011 and Miccellaneens
Monks. bought and cold on Crominlanfon at.the Board of
Brokers. Dealsra in...Torsi= Exchange. Latins of ore•
dlt Issued orrLoralaa, Paris, Antwerp, Acc. J 02.813
HATanrat, DVIWKY, & 00.,
13.A.MilaFtS,
opour. AND =CHAIM BROKERS.
rArtfelilar attention paid to Inman* and solo of OU
Vookti. •
4.11 EY= THIRD frEBBIZ
itspnannesia.—Dresel & CO.. Philadelphia; J. I. Aos
ta, Proddent Southwark Bank. noyl9-ha
TRE4ITRY DEPARTMENT OFFICE
OP T _E COMPTROLLER. OP THE OITREENCY„
WASHINGTON, January 25, 1366
Whereai, Ey satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it bat been made toappear that
NATIONAL EXCHANOE BANK OP PHILADELPHIA,
in the city Of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia., and State of Pennsylvania, has been drily orga
nized under and according to the requirements of the
Act of Congress entitled An act to provide a National
Currency. secured by a pledge of United States bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof.' approved June 3, Ha, and has complied with
all the provisions of said act required to be complied
with before commencing the business of banking under
said Act—
Now, therefore, I, HUGH MoOLILLOGH, Comp
troller of the Currency. do hereby certify that THE
NATIONAL' EXCHA POE 13,111 K OP PHILADELPHIA.
in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to coca
=cues the badness of banking under the act aforesaid
I
i se mrc or , w e 0011 .,,_ . In testimony whereof, witnele my
troller a the hand s e al of o ffi ce
s t ez hie twenty
,,,,„, t ay o anuary, 1
'=?...._ HUGH IioCULLOCH,
Comptroller of the Currency.
BONDS,FOE BAIA.
0721011 FEND COMMISSIONER Perim° R R ,
Sr. Louis, Jawtar) SO, 18E5.
PROPOSALS will be received Tinder seal for the sale
of ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-AIX MORTGAGE
CONSTRUCTION BONDS OF TME WESTERN DIVI
SION OF TE PACIFIC RAILROAD in the State of
hflssoiart. R.
of Ode Thousand DoßaTs each, with interest
Coupone of SeVen Per Cent., payable semi annually,
principal and interest payable at the Bank of Commeree'
In the Clty or New York. These Bonds are a tint lien
on all the Pacific Railroad from Dresden to Kansas City,
and all the net earnings of the whole Road. extending
from St. Louis to Hanna City, are pledged for the pay
ment of principal and interest. These Bonds hays four,
five, sun six years to ran, and are authorized. by Act of ,
. the General Assembly of the State of Ml,sourl, anor.Jvad
February 10th 1884, under which sot Fifteen Hundred
Tnousand Dollareof Mortgage Construction Bonds were
Wined, all of. whist, except the One Bollixed and
Eighty-six I now-offer for sale, have been disposed of at
par, and for the rapid extension and completion of said
Road -I now ,offer - the balance, and will receive pro
pose], for one or more under seal, at .m ' °Mae in the
Cily of Bt. Louis, until the leth day of February, 1850;
and,the same will be sold subject to the approval of the
Governor of the State and the President, of the Psollic
Railroad. All needful information will be tarnished
on application at this Mace.
THOMAS 1, PRICE,
Fund Commissioner, St. Louts,
,r. D. HANCOCK
Information respecting the Bonds above offered for
sale, the law Ander which issued. and the character
and - value of the security, will be *Wee• by the under
signed.
jell. let FRANKLIN d. DICK
715 I.OOIIST Street, Philadelphia.
OIL BTOOKB, V. S. LOANS,
BOUGHT AID SOLD - -
ON ODATNISSION,
BY GIORGI( J. BOYD.
Broker.
No. 18 South THIRD et-reek
1221-31n11
PIDOR OT 0 GR'A PH ALBUMS-BUY
them at B. F. /1.111M10. 1 8, 694. dlt.oll , l 4 treek.
has tor p a ls the most &bitable styles made. Bee tee
patent Muse-back Albums They are unequalled. It*
FATANTs 0 a ZIR B IY—IINTrED
staternaultaropfkan. Al/WARD BROM&
WOW • - - ARA WAXX/T eons:
lIRCIXCLIUL
U. OVA BEE PER OENT.
JAY COOKE,
suriasonirrioN
PHILkDHLPHIA.
FOR BALE.
225 DOOR STREW..
Eidi I
13A1WKERS;
No. 2o Smith TRIED Stavot.
~ANHF.RS~
DILMBES DX
WOURREIII' MOMMY.
J. K. CIALDwau.
Ihru.emumiarA.
PIIMILDBLPNLL
!.~!~l ~~~~ ► ~
10-40 10-40 10-40
46Tspolvs,
D rk: NAMUR Ists •
BMW! TURRENT MARKET RATE BY
I)ll.VarErle & CO.,
fet-bn 34:8ortth TRIRD Street.
7 3-10.
ismvlrErrierx , re Norrms,
IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT,
FOB BABB BY
. DREXEL it 4004
fe4-lur 34 South THIRD Street
INSIIRAN CIL
ROY/11; INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND RIFE
OF LIVERPOOL.
. .
STATEMENT OF CONDITION AB FITENISHED Arr.
THORITIES ca? THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
JANUARY, 180:
Capita
Pad $l5 each on KM 1,428,075
ASSETS.
Beal Estate ...., • • ..... 679,602
(lash OD band in bank. ..... .....-...—...... 90.373
Cash In Branch Office, and with Agents... 4.4. • 76,263
Loans secured by Mortgagee ...t 1,144,683
Loans by Life Policies 0 . 04 ••• •• • • • 2C9,1500
Stocks of the United Statee,held is New York 491,910
Stocks of the United States, held in England.• 70,230
'Stocks of the United Etates,held as collateral •
security for loans with margin of 16 to 49 per
cent ..............“.•....... ........ ..•..............• • 2,502.637
rn 11..1-.4...«.. 415089,8.11
LIABILITIES.
Lome notraid
" contested, none.
•
Dividend declared, not paid
Amount of all other claims against the Com-li ,
Pally, one quarter Government duty...... ..
INCOME OF THE COMPANY.
Cash 'Premiums (Fire), 81areh......• $1,871,280
Cash Interest Money (Fire), 38,678
Cash lacono from other amuses ....... ...•... 21,881
I . %taa , L . 2k , &i , i ,
Loans paid during the year--
Dividends .
Expenses. including commission of agents.
tastes....,.. ••••••••••••
GEORGE WOOD, &gent,
FIRE 111BURILNCE
UNION MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
_ :1 ~ssrsza nor z~ r—
N. E. COZWEEET. TIMM 4 liviWinin
EXCHANGE BUILDINO
INVOEPOBLTLD 1804.
ASSETS 6400.000.
TIES AND MARI=
The Board of Directors of this GoroDan7 tiara deter
miend to Ware risks against Fire, in accordance with
their chatter, and are now prepared to lama Policies
covering Fire Rieke at the current rates.
Diaßeroas
=HARD B. BRIT%
A. E. BOEIB.
JOHN H. lEWIN
WILLIaMC. xsiT,
SYEINRE.
OEO. LEWIS
H. F. Bosiabosr,
JAI.. R. CAMPBaLI4
HENRY SAMOEL
CH s. w unix*
0 Ham COMMANEFIL
F. LA v JAW&
RICHARD. B. BEM, president.
3OHN. MOSS, SeoretarY-
W7-1m •
THE NORTH. AMERICAN
TRANSIT INSURANCE CO.
lut+td[)~~s).~~ln:~h=tour:id.6,in:s:f~x~a:ri:iJ~~ (~)1
PENNSYLVANIA.
OROAR/ZED OCTOBER 13.1.861.
FOR IN SlTEllte
AGAINST
LOU OF Lin OR FERBONLTI Vilna!
TRAVELLERS BY LAND On WATER.
Policies issued for a Single Tep, Sleds' Joarnert,
Voyages, Are, daily, monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Also, against the contingencies of personal hazard. and
against 'visor all Made, except real estate. •
Policies homed at the Principal Once,
No. 9AI O.IIESTNIPP Street,
Philadelphia,
or by the Agents of the Company in any of the cities of
the United States, or by the Ticket Agents at anyllail.
road Station.
aerrruL....
°PRICIER..
PRESIDENT.
TICEODORE ADAMS.
TIOB PRESIDENT AND ACTSWIT.
.T. H. BEADLIP.
JAMES X. CIONE,AD.
LllC "muc lrill'OX.
AGENT,
J. E. PETTOZ.
DIRBOTORS.
.jameoaisham.
Virt k . 841 Z. 6144
.1417.1 m
Theodore Adams,
James Conrad,
Idebard Wood.
George T. Stedman:
INSURE YOUR LIFE
A. DI 3E. it CA. 114.9
S. E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Ste"
PHILADELPHIA.
It Is a HOME COMPANY, and profits divided Mute.
ally. thus statue the assured topaz tutus* premiums,
Last dividend 60 per tent.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Alexander WM.l.ldia, J. Edger Thomson,
Ron. James Pollock, Hon. Jose ph
Albert a Roberts, Henry K. nennett„
Ramnel T. Bodine. Philip' B. Mingle;
George Nugent, John Alkman,
Howard,' Isaac Hazlehurft.
Samuel Work,
ALEXANDER WHiLLDIIY President.
- - SAMUEL WORK. Vice President.
n022-Smit JOHN S. WILSON.See'y and Treasurer.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HENANDOAH VALLEY CAM
PAWN OF, IN 11361-OENERAL PATTERSON'S
NARRATIVE.—The mast bigoted against the General
will brave hie predud foe removed by reading the above.
Por rale, price one dollar, at 419 ORES] Street,
Philadelphia. JOHN CAMPBELL. felo.lm
44 GERMANTOWN TELEGRATH."
"Toni BUTLER."
A Great English Story. hv LEVSR; for whlah
• FIVE TIIOUSAIAD DOLL altS WERE PAID,
Is commenced in this week's TELEGRAPH.
For sale by TREDWITH, 113 South THIRD Street.
Newspaper Stand; TIHR D and DOCK.
Newspaper Stand. EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
SOBARD. Frankford.
On March 9th the TELEGRAPHwiII appear in a beau
tiful new dries. fe9.3.•
FISHER' & BROTHERS'
AR- • VALENTINES.
We notify dealers that our popular ••
SS. SIO SW. and $2 VALENTINE LOTS
. -
are now ready at the manufactory
FISHER & BROTHER.
feB 4tif* ' No. 12 North SIXTH Street.
AVE YOUR " CARTES DE VISITE
made at ERIIISIVS—tura to pleaxe you Fine
styles, artietioalty minuted, and Ostefally finished.
00 farlY, and' avoid delay. SECOND Street, &Bove
Green. . It*
IWO T E :—PARTIES HAVING
tbsir oternPatierns of lisaters,ltangegt, etitess,ifittl.
iug...SeytiO Machines; &a.. embalm superior Castings
=as ' terms- b 7 . addressing Liagig sari&
gen Wiallg§. Linomter. fes4r
61,992,497
31,03.976
165,200
4 . 1.231
216 WLLIIIT Street.
B. DESTOURT.
FRANCIS TETE,
HENRYY A mem
HERY LEWIS. Jit.s
EDW. L. CLARK,
ELLIS YAW ALL
sharron. C. COOR P A.
O. W. BERNADOO,
WM. S. BALED,
B. DELBERT.
SOLOMON TOWNSIND,
JOHN MOSS.
AUCTION NOTICE.
B Y JOHN H. OSGOOD & BON, OW
TORT.
TRADE SALE OF DRY GOODS
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, at 10 o'olook,
2,000 PACKAGES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY' GOOD S,
WOOLtNB AND CARP:BIII%S, &e.
rail*ilevaarreafter. Catalogaeeandgoodawill
be t.p efore the Piale. felt) tf
BAZAAR, NINTH AND' SAN
sox Wreak,
AUCTION SALE - OF HORSES CARRIAGE/3, Sta.
OM:SATURDAY MOR iING REIM.
At 10 o'clock. COIMOTIP!DIR about
FIFTY - HORSES.
Belted to barnese and the saddle
dowription at sale.
LSO.
A large collection of d'esirable mew and second-band
saw/saes, light-waione, dearherne. &c.. win which
the sale will 00ralMOnce.
Also, tingle and doable harness, saddles. *idles,
whim covers. halters, he.
4fir' do postponement on account of weather.
air Sa e of hormel, &a. on Wednesday.
Apr Carriages anebiernisee at private sale.
0fe.9.2t1f ALFRED:M. ARKIN ESS, Auctioneer.
WANTS.
WANTED: --A, FIRST-CLASS 800-If:
CLERK, mho thoroughly understands
branches of the buttsess; mast have, a good address,
high busmen - qualifications. and come well moat.
;; mended. A liberal P
‘ fd.ry . b•Latvea Communism
-
I . tons addressed to Coattdent, care of Publisher'a
Circular, l'hUadetphia, stating age, salaiy exthoted,
wilitSceive prompt attection. felo gcs
lAraesD-Two , OR MORE GOOD
CANVASSERS for Life Insurance, to
Comutitelens ;will be Ono. Arolr at 147 4euth
FOURTH Striet..* felt) fit
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-BY A
graduate orEastman'e National 'Patinas Col-
IPEre, a eituat.on se aB B I B TAXT WWII KEEPER, or
ENTRY CLERK.; In a Wbolesale Dry Goods Hoare
nobestof leierenee igiveu. address "8. H. JP, ," this
a
scs.ll*
WANTED-A FIRST:CLASS ARTIST
with thorough experioucti Colorg Photographs.
Addreaff ”:I'. Cf: 'Zedger 'office ;with %mini extlars. 1,39.31*
WANTED-BY A WHOLESALE
BOOT AND MOS BOMB. an BFFCCIEW
NALBEBAN. who bas a thorough knowledge of the
buelneas. Addreee. for one week. "Shoe Merchant,"
Press Office. fe9-6r.
WANTED TO RENT, FOR A DRY
GOODS AGRINCY—A secood.stery Itooll.
My located. on north Third street, Chestont, below
Fourth, or Market street. Address Poet Office. Box
f.. 1)
WANTED-ALARGE ROOM, WITH
STEAM-POWER. Addreae "W.," 1.48 North
SINPIT Street. Philadelphia
WANTED—A Y OIING MAN AS AN
v v Assistant Entry Clerk in a Dri Goads•CnatabriO4
Hones."Bhmt come 'well recommended. Address
S. M..," at this office. te.o-3t*
WA. NT E D—A SALESLADY,. TO
take charge of a NICY .4300D8 STORE. None
bat a lirst-class haw] need apply. bobs al wages will
be given Address , " Press ofilce.tbne 'dam CteB St
WANTED -A BITUATION AS ROOK
REEFER in a wholesale House by a young M L.N
of experience, and who can give the beet of reference.
Address "0. L , ibis office. feS 31
WANTED—AT $l5O PER MONTH,
a re:fable CANVASSER In every town and county
for "The Nurse and Stm." the most interesting ant ex.
citing bock everpubliahod, embracing the adventures
of a woman in tbs, Union army as Nurse, Scout, and
Spy, giving a meet vivid inner picture of the war. We
hays. agents clearing 5150 per month, which we will
prove to any doubting. applicant Send for circulars.
Address JONES BROS. &
ja24.1.m • 600 CHESTNUT St , Philadelphia, ' Pa.
ALESMAN WANTED—IN A DRY
Geode Commission. House; one well acquainted
with the city trade.
Address Box 1.E2.
107-6t*
$12.5
A-ENTS ONTHI—WANTED--
1313 AW & CLARE Stinri- e al t lAlf. inti ngrE t E 4e ffre w -
ISO MACBINE, the only low-price Machine in the
country which Is licensed by-Grover It Baker, Wheeler
& Wilson. Howe, Binger & Co. and Baohelder. Salary
and exponses,or large commissions allowed. AU other
Machines now sold ror less than forty dollars each are
infringements, and the seller and user liable, film
twed ciianbirS seat free. Address SEIANT & CLARK,
nol7.d&Wam BIDDXFORD, Maine.
WANTED, AT FIVE PER
$B, 000 CENT., on Arch-street Property worth
three times the mount. R CARPENTER & SOS.
fe9.6,* 2.4% South THIRD Street.
fa WANTED-BYTHE MIDDLE OF
2farch, a comfortable DWELLING in:e. good neigh.
borbood.
•
Rent not to exceed O.
(elO -12t* Juldrees Box 225, Poet Office.
di WANTED TO EENT—BEFORE
www the Brat of April,,a Dwnraise, with the modern
improvemente, with 9 to 12 rooms. Obtarld
Address Box 103, Philadelphia P. 0. felo.lme .
da WANTED—A HOUSE, FUR
FISHED, for oao year. In a cmtral location. Ad
&tot Pram. Office to E. 8. BENTON. fag 3t.
.AND TO LET.
di it FOR BALE-ARCH TRE ET,
Bla& - - south side, west of Teeth. largo DWELLING;
la% feet front by 150 feet deep, with stable and coach
house on an adjOinina lot
fella If MILLER, 154 North BIXTR Street.
AN
OHESTER COUNTY.—FOR gni
Ara BALE, a deeirablo busineas FARM. in Willies- ;;;A=
town township, adjoining lauds of Isaac Miller and
others, IE7 scrim of excellent land, 90 acres woodland;
atone mansion house, ecntaining 14 coome ; double-decker
stone barn; tenant house, and ail neceeearr out build
ings. Thle farm is 16 miles from Philadelphia., 2.„44 miles
from Paoli Station. on Pennsylvania Central ftailroad.
Watered by several springs and stream of water. Sold
in order of executors. frlee'slls - pey acre.
JAS B oummas.
804 WA.I;DiUr Street.
N. B.—Call for Catalogue Delaware and. Chester. 001111
ty Farms, just ltTit. Met at
A FARM TO RENT, OF 118
ail
•idACRES—One of the best in CHESTER County;
ml , hin half a mile of the botoragh, west aide; formerly
known as Jasper HOOPIS' farm. Apply to
DANIEL OuSLIN. No. 403 MaRCHANT St ,
Between Fourth and Fifth
felo-41• and Market and Chestnut streets.
TO LET-THE THIRD STORY
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH EITILDING,
611 and 613 CHESTNUT Street.
LIGHTED BY TWENTY-BIGHT WINDOWS.
CAN BE ARRANGED FOE OFFICES.
THOS. H. CONNELL.
Oonntinr•House of Dr. D. ddYHE & SON.
fe7-st* 24-2 CHESTNUT Street.
THE MAMMOTH OIL COMPANY.-
15 827 ACRES IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, SAN
TIME It, with ri front on the Big Sandy River of TEN
RULES. Oil Wells above and below. The lard Is
covered with the llama Timber; and contains slx veins
of Bltnminoue Coal. The title in indlepatable, and clear
of all encumbrances.
TWENTY CORPORATE SHARES FOR SALE at the
ground floor price, if applied for immediately.
Full partictilare given at, the othce of B. F. GLENN.
No. 723 south FOURTH Meet felo-2ts
OIL LANDS, IN THE GREA.T OIL
REGION, Kanawha Valley, Welt Virginla—one
to three throneand acres for sale low.
GEO. N TOWNSEND & 00., -
1233; South FOUBM street
OIL LAND FOR SALE LOW-114
Acres SALMON CHEEK. live miles from Tionesta
river and Oil operatic= of Bathslo. Brooklyn. Salmon,
Big Salmon, end Cotter Farm Oil Companies Amber
011, worth $3OBl the wjlle, is found here. Oil springs
abound one and a half miles from Merlon, county seat
of retest, Oil Creek and Ridgway Railroad will run
near by. H. OSLER. Jr . 3r CO..
fa. et* if THIRD and HARMONY Court.
1111ETROLEUM LANDS.-- A TRACT
- A - of between FIVE and SIX HUNDRED MISES,
ly log In the centre of the break of the Virginia Oil Dis
trict, on the line of the Northwestern Virginia Rail
road—one-third boring territory—a substantial basis
for a good company.
Facilities for that purpose will be offered to eligible
parties.
Address " Owner, " for two days, at thle office. fe9-21.*
$2,500 , g i v o o, mo v a .,...t0l— of y b r . ELL ese !..1
ler sale by
BONSALL BROS,
feB.3t* 116 NINTH Street.
WEST VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,
PARKERSBURG.
IMPORTANT TO 014 COMPANIES AND OAPI-
T.LLISTE,
BURGESS dr PAIS?.
SURVEYORS!%OMir'fAIIiattenIaUGHTSMEEs
LANDS.
Have opened in PkiiiiiiiStitrile for the
Purchase and sale of Oil Lands, Surveying and Oon
veyaitaing. Lands surveyed andi mapped, Titles ex
amined, Deeds and Lewes drawn. companies and in
dividual interests Attended to Parties desiring in
formation rezarding Lands. Companies, Wells.
wail or otherwise, promptly-answered.
Persona visiting the great oil regions of West Virginia
11111 find it to their interest to call upon •
BURGESS h P&IST,
fe3-1m Parkerabarg. West Virginia.
A. H. Btraagag. Jos. H. YAIST.
LEGAL;
VSTATE •OF ELLEN BENTON, DE
-I-4 CEASED. —Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
cif ELLEN. BENTON, late of the city of Philadelehia.
deceased. baldiag been granted to the tindereigned, all
persons indrined to said Estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claim' or demands alfainet
the sameto present hem to
LEWIS J.• GARRETT, Executor
409 CREST UT Street. Philadelphia.
Or to his Attorney. MAIIRIGE BLACK.
felo4 er 211 South TELT ala Street, Phi sda.
LOST-DURING THE FIRE
on Ellsworth street, a MULE. Any ,informa
ton which will lead to Its recovery will be rewarded.
AWE to . CHAS HADA.ROI & CO.,
dell• Ste 30 South 13.1X.TH Street.
CaFOR SALE—A MEDIUM-SIZED
LILLIE'S Fire end Buzalar-Proof Chilled-Iron
SAYS. Apply_st N. 15 North SIXTH St. falo-3,*
MI ADOLPH HINTZ'S FINE.
TONE and handsome PIAFIOS Only fot
tale at - JAB CELLAR" H. 2919. prira St.
ifFhIERNEST GABLER'S 7 1.3
Octave Parlor Grand. PIANOS. Over-1400
In me Pkkllatiolpela. Only for sale at Street.
RAVENBELLAB'S, XS. FIFTH Street.
IffiMRAVEN & B&-CON'S PIANOS.
Known for 40 yearn. Only for .ate at
'MS. BEGLAK'S, If FIFTH Sweet.
OALENBURGB6 VAUPET.,'E
Concert PIANOS; trot close Only for cola
at JAS. BELLES 6, 2016. FIFTH Street
FEW NEW FINE 7-00TANE KO
DERN.STYLS PLANO& from 9µ77510 $l.OOO.
Jll3. BELLAK, 9818, Firm Shoot
NipprPRINCE'S AUTOMATIC- OR.
GANS =pass anything known in this lino.
Only for sale at JAS. BELLAVS,
RBl S. FIFTH Street.
ffprit PRINCE 45b CO 'S WORLD.
• RENOWNED MELODEONS. Over 34,000
is nee noir. JAS. BELLAII",_SoIe Agent,
jeAl•lmife SSA S l FIFTH Street
NMSELLING OFF AT COST,
from now until March let, PIANOS. AM.
1.01/307 1[ 5, OROANS, and all other hinemel Lustre..
penis. Fixtures ,. Window, Neater with pips Gas
Chandeliers. .to the highest bidder. All must be
sold and taken away before the let or March
MONS 110% ONSSTACT Sweet
MARSH'S PIANO • AND MUSIC
STORE will be removed to No. 1020 CHISTNNP
Street. on the let day of Nara, while rebaildow 1101
fACt-10t.
'WSW BUORWRZAT FLOUR.
WHITE CLOVER HONEY.
, o EVE , PARED PEACHES.
CIILTIVATRO OPAGGERIGES. are,
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS.
Desire In Pine Groceries.
a 02,41 - Corner ELEVENTH min VIES BOWL
~~? tiff ~v "~tiltx.~
- _
H ANDBL £ND HAYDN 800IKTY'a
3z c ora y : l l CONCERT
op THE
SEASON
,1884-1865.
The Managers 11.IIVOISDC4 that tk KSCOND CORC
of the Beason will take place tot
Friday Evening, rfabruary 10,
NESICAL FOB KILL,
When ROSSINI'S Magnificent CoMPagnen
THE krr.A.isfter 111.4eXIER•
Wl2l BE PBBBORBIW
The Solo Parte ABU be natant by Itluylowbut
sittbAs:
MRS. MOZART,
Swaney from New Tort;
MRS. TOSEPIALIE SCESRPFF,
Contralto;
fit. GEORGE MrdPSON,
Tenor, fronsllew Y ork;
JER. A. R. TAYLOR,
Iranso,
And the AAROB CHORM3 of the Soda,.
In addikkai to ELI EITABAT MATER. will titzeTaa as
Om/31MMir the GERMANIA.. ORCHEST2a. and a
DUET and ORDAIN Irom Manictbaoha's,Wll[ll 01
PRAISE.
.3 All under the attention of Mr. 01131, BEITTZ.
Enbscribera wtillie taken for tbur and the rerwlMilig
Of:nee-to at TIME D0.1.1e_1113, entitling than to
THREE, Tick ete Urea& Concert, o 7 application to any
member of the Societt, or at T. E. (Amid's Noels Mirk
Seventh and Chertnnt etreete.
SINGLE TICKETS: ONE DOLLAR.,
to be bad at the Dittolt 'Btores. at Stlebra algae
Rota% and ak the door on the eyeang -Arthelideoeed.
To comment at S o'cl'oek. at*
GE RE S GRAND GERMAIN GRUA
eozetatzroas
A BRIEF FAREWELL SELSON
ACADEMY OF MURIOi
MOIiDAY, FIRMIVAIIT
LIMITED POSITIVI,LY TO TEN wain%
Several NEW ARTISTES appear t _aad a larger bk.
arerused Charm' and extra Grand. Oratteetra.
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE
of several of the leading artists, as they depart elante ,
for Enrcpe.
fiee full announcements in Saturday's papers. feo tr
FOYER OF ACADEMY OF MUSIC'.
CROSS & JARVIS' .
SECOND_ CLASSICAL SOIREE,
SATUILDAY'EVENIIBO, Feb. 11. 1888, at 8 o'sdoolr.
When they Wilt be witted by
CARL filltltTSlll3;
A. ROGOVIBTERGII%
O.IIARLBS WHISITZ,
J. a.aII.SCHT.
Tickets. each, $l , to be had at the 'princi l pal Masi,
Stores feB-0,
NEW CHESTNUT.:ST. THEATRE—.
CHESTNUT STREET. ABOVE Tsyshrra.
THIS (Friday) E VEPINO.
Feb. 10th,
BENEFIT
OF TUE
YOUNG, BEADTIeuL, 4/CD GIFTED SENSATION/X.
Amass.
MISS HELEN WESTERN',
who will upon tide particular Octaalaa aPPSIF in
TWO ISAG24IFICERT moss.
TEUb es
1311.
in the admired and beautiful May in five gete. the
ACTRESS OF PADUA:
AHDes
LITTLE PAUL.
in Buchstone'a Operatic Darla Comic Drama, In three
acts, the
PET GP TEM PETTICOATS,
melded by the fall strength of the
TALENTED RAIAR COMPANY.
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY •AFTERNOON. Pah. 1.1..
THIRTIETH GRAND AMILY mArum,
THE THREE GUARDSMEN
VVILI. BE PREBEETBD.
NEW CHESTNUT:STREET TETA-
A. TRH
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS
BY THE GREAT FIRM AT NINTH AND WASHING—
TON STREETS.
The Humor takes pleasare in at:menacing big
tion of giving the
ENTIRE 4R086 RECEIPTS
(Without any deduction) of the •
°HAIM MATINEE.,
ON. WEDNESDAY AFTEENCON NEXT. Feb. la .
To the Aid of the
SGFAKEERS
OF TES
LATE GREAT CONFLAGRATION
(At Ninth and Washington streets.) .
The money to be iminsdiately banded over to the
CODIMITTES RAISED FOR THEIR RELIEF.
_ TEE-CAUSE - OFRIIBIAnIITY -
Should urge
d.ge every Citizen to Ckpntribate his mite to tidy
The Entertainment be of the moat Magnillesut
Description.
For further farttculars, Price of A.601681ii., dut see
future advertisements. felo-10.
WALNUT -B BEET THEATRE.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION!
RSOEFIT OF Stft. FRANK DREW.
THIS (Friday) EVENING. Feb. 10,
The performance will commence with the very
laughable Comedy of
TES WIDOW'S VICTIM.
After which the amusing Extravaganza of the
COLLEEN B AWN
To conclude with the greet Burlesque of
11LIZEPPA.
lk/fRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
46T•a• STREET THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MR& JOHN DREW.
THIS (FRIDAY).EVENING. FEB. 10. 110,
THE WAY TO ILESP 11113.
The Widow Debnore Airs JOHN DREW.
After which, 'THE MISERIES OF /11111aN LIFE
Margaret. (with a song)•,... ffira. JOHN DREW. I
Ally Croaker Mr Griffith.
A GREAT BILL ON SATURDAY BIGHT.
XSTVALLLUND THEATRE, CAL
LOWRILL, between FOURTH and FIFTH &a.
FRIDAY, Feb. 10. 11363.
BENEFIT OF MISS ELISE VEST veLr LUND.
HATHERIDE ADD PETRUOHlO Batherine •
...... 31ise ireAtrall Lead.
Yettnchio ........ Adolph Vaarall,
JAMES E. MURDOCH,
READINGS-AT CONCERT HALL.
CHESTNUT Street, absve Twelfth.
At the solicitation of a Committee arGentlemen, Mr.
MURDOCH ham contented to give four more of hie
r READINGS for a charitable object, and we tans
pleas:ore in presenting the fallowing magnifictnt Pro.
gramme for
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
expressly selected by him au; containing many of
finest pieces, some of which are. for the first times.
introduced in this city :
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. 10, 1865,
SELECTIONS - FROM THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO-
The Midnight Brawl—Caaeia's Disgrace, and Me. Rue.
Sections on Drunkenness (2d act ) — Shakspeare.
Extracts from T. Buchanan Read.'s
WAGONER OF THE ALLEGHENIES,
consisting of two pictures—
First, the Frozen Came at Valley Forge;
Second, the Tournament given honer of Laird an&
Sir William Howe in rbi/adelphis, 1278.
How they brought the Good Nevis from Ghent to AIX.
—B.. Browning
Footsteps of lugels.—Longfellow.
ranFa Defence before Agrippa. —Holy Writ.
The Sleeping Sentinel —F D. Eaes Jawrier.
On Board the Cumberland, (ballad, )—Steorite H.
Enter.
Oar Defendera. —T. Buchanan Read.
Wounded and Buttered Out.—Bev. Wm. F. =ler.
The Valentine
Practical and Theoretical Remarks and Reflections on
the 6113116 by the Bider Weller and Ida Son SantneL
Dickers.
. _ .
SECOND EVENING, S kTURDAY. Frb 11.
EXTRACT FROM THE WAY OF KING HENRY TEN
ORT H.
Cardinal Wolsey's K
Disgrace and Lament.—Shat.
eyeare
Rand —.7. G. Whittier.
The High Tide on the Coast of LillCol.lllthire, NH--
Jean Inceiew
The* Deacon 'a Wonderful One. home Shay.—O. W.
Holmes.
Brushwood; or. Labor and Prayer.—T. Baehanan
Read. -
The Ballad of New Orlesins.—George-R. Baer.
• Our Heroes- —F. - De HEMS Senvier.
Sheridan 's Ride. —T. Buchanan Read.
Selections from Lady of the Lake; Death of Blanaka
of Devout Interview mad 'Combat between Eoderist
mu and Fitz James.—Scott.
The Humorous Ballad of lifonalenr Tongan; or, the
Troubles of the Little Frenchman
Ticket; for each Evening. do cents. 1-limited number
of RESERVED SEATS. without extra charm. cut bet
obtained on curly application at T. B PUGH'S Book-
Store, corner of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Si reets. Salts
to commence on Wednesday, February 8. Tickets win
also be sold at the Hail on eaoh evening. Doom oyes
at 7 o'clock. Recitation at B
Programmes for Monday and Tumulay Evening!' will
appear on Saturday. Persons holding tickets can mote
cure Beserved Seats by applying ac above. feB-31
;
-
KATING I SKATING ! SKATING
ELEGANT. EXCELLENT. SUPERIOR SKATING
ON THE UNION PANKS.
FOURTH AND DIAMOND STREETS.
AN ENTIRE NEW SURFACE OF ICE FORMED.
SKATING BY MOONLIGHT.
SKATING BY MOONLIGHT,
THIS EVENING,THIS EVEN ING.
REAM IN ATTENDANCE
THISEVENING.
NATIONAL 6-MATING PARK,
-L.
TWENTY-FIRST and COLUMBIA. Avenue.
SKATING AGAIN IN PERFECT CO,DITION.
PARK CLEAR OF SNOW.
SURFACE SMOOTH AS A MIRROR.
BRASS EMIR - 2VMM RIGHT. It'
SELECT READINGS AND. RECITA
TIONS by PHILIP LAWRINCS and his Danghter
NARY, at ASSbMBLY BUILDIPWS. oa FRIDAY and
SATURDAY ItYRNINGS. Feb . 10th and 11th. The
Death of the May Qnoon, "Charge of the Light
Brigade." '.'Barbara Prietchie," "The Famine,"
"The Gambler's Wife," " &neva on the - Rhine."
" Anabel Lee." "Lord Torn Noddy." dm. Ticnetegdi
cents, Cele/mime at 8 o'oloek, fed it'
rritE THIRD, .4.14 D LECTURE
-a- of the series upon the germ% of ED023..e.. POE.,
will be delivered at the Bali of the Universal, NINTH .
Street. below Market, February 10th, at S o'clock P_
It will include a Cafe - motion of the construction. and
the poetic mircificallco of
' THE RAVEN."
4 Tickets 20 cents. For sale brlir. T. B. PUGH, South
west corner of "SIXTH and CHESTNUT.
S Bt. CIiEVELAN . D.
. _
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET. ABOVE EIGHTH)
• A WEEK Or GREAT ATTRACT/ON.
COL. DAN BICE, -
THE BLIND HORSE EXCELSIOR,
THE THOROUGHBRED - AILABIAIf STEED STEPEIEN
A.' DOUGLAS.
ONIOLifAL COMIC MULES PETE AND BARNEY.
Col. DAN RICE will make Me lret appearance en.
MONDAY EVENING, 6;h trot., and cat;lnne daring
the week- He will intrgince to the antlkin;ce bla won
d.,rfal and well-tralnee'ardinals. Re. engager:neat of
Si me ELISE; the Stone Painily• Ear-Ines Penal:re
llntcbluson and Murry; the Trained kegs; Le Jean,:
art.
•dxrdealon Mita Cis : Second
do. 26 cte.; Price:Le Box6eSILD6.
Performance COMIDelleOB each evennts. at 740 Per
femme° every Afternoon, corentenehrg at 234 o'eleek.
AB smsuaLy BVILDINI4B.
"DRUMS. Oil COLD: WATER. "
Leer,riLagrs: - 3
Of the btamorono I"parer riad orlainel Poyabolosiet.
DR B. BROWS WILLLAMS.
Two hours of fun and information.
OH EATUBDAT FAL BRWALL MATINRE. •
Tickets to matinee 25 canto; livening SO some felt Sr
HASSLER'S •
°NOMURA AIM MILITARY NANO.
Office, No, %14 South EIGHTH Street, • .oal.lne
GERMANIA. ORME STRA. 7 -PUFsLIQ
All 3 every_ SATUIDAI, at Ma o'vrioelc
P• Six U FUND EWA. Siosj,9 nokett. 24 .
cents. Maga: $1; to be bad• at Goal. Va. Antra's.
and 76ITer's Mania Stores, cod at the Natl. nee , tt
TEE A.CADEMIf O FINB
OHBEITNUT Streipt.,_Rboire Teeth. 1.3 opErUALLT
ter ninon. froze A. l 4 tar, IL