ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
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Wm kloeregoe. Few York
D L Clack, Chlouro
Htlot , rord, Chicago
W Borronehe, N Y
W Keen), Wow
M Winn & Kr
G Meldrum, Ciaoineati
FA Diu yen, Br, Louie
W H tiuorer,_ Cincinnati
W A Miller Ml.tY
Mra 0 K Hall, New York
NM Ski Bey, New York
A Rareeeea. Providence
W Seigel, New Yo.k
.1 Hem, crow York.
1 Weethetmer, New York
U N Pdfineleo, U 8 A
F S Parmelee, Conneollont
Geo W Bend, Boeton
W H Basted, Brooklin
Mtge 8 Wifineted, Sekiya
Mies L S Rage, Brooklyn
(1 B Cal dw,ll dt la, Brkilrli
.1' 6 Grain. St Lord*
D 13 Nyee, Tita•vola
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J A Chappell, Clocanatt
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it L We'd, !liar York
J 0 Blackman, New York
Levi Maher,' Penns
W Dale Nona
P MaokinEntli. ff York
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Z B Sampson & Is, ft It
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T Ashman
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lattm. Indiana
iediana.
R 01lohritt & wife. N J
W P Robinson. Anburn,NY
B @Campbell, N Y
7. ft Johnson, Binghamton
James Daffit, Pa
tl W Stryker, NAN, York
W H Borten & wife, Boston
Miss Lucy Kimball. Boston
M Dripay. New York
T R
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N S , Sondfnrd New York
trt W Clapp, Boston t
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'John Stewart, Chicago
Jarkion, New ?uric
B 0 Rushmore, New York
A W Putter/on, Ala
ChM Snyder
A urraory, Illinote
W Shane, Mairaohnsette
J W Orth, licrriphttrg
Jon Stern, New York
IR W. stheimor, New York
,D Wane). New York
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W Taylor, Jr, Sch no
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pa TiS. B Itiraore
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N Curlte, N J
Brownell, Mare
1 I Bell, !raw York
Markey, Look Eamon
Irortbrop, Now York
viler a tiredly
illierno, Washington
'l4gft.
Henry Kinkade. Pittsburg
J W Wilhaine, Plitaintra ,
John R. Robinson, !di
NV P Robinson. Maryland
W P McNamara, Wash
In O , Da , R. Washington
John hicLaway,Washlugin
W B Donaldson. Wash
011Tets S Waren. Brie
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6 Child. Varri.abarg
6 V Baser, Ilarrtaburg
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7 ill' rd. Batas
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l'hno White, York. Pa
J H Rueter. Lancaster
liner, St iorais
:if ro au, at Louis
la, NOV' Jersey
t t Dtetit. Parkersburg
Lang, Plttsltator
titwett. Wattaingtn
Webster _
A B Reurrnan, L , lOO aster
Colonel lamer, Lino/star
Jahn H Shn tz. ban raster
W H Brecht, itme, Pa
,Saml Cement, Penns
..IBNeßeatly, Clrarn old
1B B Henry StJa,Hartiebarg
O B Smitb, New York
0 D Mania, Indiana
W Cray. Idray's Llitudg. Pa
Jae II Raymond, New York
0 P Walker, OIL City
Miss S Fleughling,
Mrs James, B J
P Perry, Oil City
X Malone Ilanceeter
J Brady, ilsrrfebarg
0 Fulan. Indlanapo Is
Catlin & la. Brie, Pa
A P Carr, tit Clair
Mrs J H McComb, N Y
Martin Lather, Reading
D b Dirff,nbhobe, Pitteb4
W N W 7 ech. Ss Joseph
G G Prusih, Dayton, 0
P Read, Boston
W C Sipple. Tows
,
Simi S Bnakingham, Conn
Mrs it J Warner. Erie, Ps
D C Salsbury, Pltt.barg
J X Stewart, Virginta
W B Watson, New York
C S •Devie. Hew York
A T Stewart, Jr. Ne Yr York
T Woolverton, Wash. D
li=Ar York
4471121 , R. Louisville
ar. , ent. 130 rripburg
;nlitvell, Lancaster
smash Memphis
V Pithy. U 8 A
'eirce, Virginia
v'teips, U 5 N
ILickineliam, Conn
J P.rry, Pa
Pittsbnirs
en. Clearfield
Pik, P.nusylvanla
Whilo, Ponasylvania
Vitt
'well .
barer Maryland
maawdS, Wash
U ‘aribleth & wf, Del
andel, New York
ckart New York
'ate,Mew York
I Diehl, Parkereb .
W Loundana
India. Philadelphia
ofiergeent, W Meal
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ion, Jr, blew York
eon. flarthbors
wards, New York
The Nem
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train ton, Virginia'
kilLgial. Poona
ipor, Wrnsport
hompson
DiTsts,Chamberaburg
hest.nian, Ohto
1.; ward. t. inoinnati
Pickles & la, Gin
Brownsville
P.r. mer. Allentown
Sliiernian, Pittsburg
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hilts, Oil City
Troy
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•rro. RartfOrd
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Maude]. lie w York
Clark, Wathinalurt
SISSMISPe -
. Johnson, Pit!shurg
J Orr. ciner Sandusky
R A Me'elly, Up Sandusky
Judge Chambers, Dal
J A Fulton, Hittarmigg
B Benner
B Torupaine. West Va
W ,Ma rlon, West Fa
W Armstrong. Ohio
Hon Wm Bigler, Penult
T Hyte, Butler co
P Ellison, Indiana
Vs/limey & la, Penna.
A A , Lape, Wilkesbarre
.1 Herrington & /a, N York
Mr Heimbohl dr la, N York
Pa Philippe, Baltimore
tint th. Ohio
W W Wallace, Penna
0 Richardson. N Jersey
W V Wright, Penult
J 0 Cole, Oincinnatl
eriman.
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a=ward & Io,N York
lonians. Now York
oterte, N Jersey
fa, Delaware
nekton, Be Clair
Watling, Asw York
nee. St Cia,tr
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evens. Cincinnati
bowls
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ail & wt. Boston
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klatlmore
H W Bunter
3 M Carprntor, Indiana
Ira A Bean, New Haven
A Lyon, Kontnoly
)1 C Barlow, Hon tacky
W W Mark, New 'York
David Whiting, Matamoros
A Sheehan. New York
Obis 'Smis3l. New York
Oh.. Wellington, B York
Jes,Shea, New York
Geri L Carfton, New York
Miller Williams, Samoa
J T Pelt eon, Baltimore
Jae Webeter. Pailado
l'alada
J 0 Marley. Plkiiada
J R Rica, Jr, Philada •
neon.
W 0 Beecher, rottrioWn•
131 F Otte, Cincinnati
FJ Heiden} eimer, N Y
D Yang, Bolivar, 0
Joe Ktltar, Ohio
A S Simmons, Ohio
Mrs J'Kline,, Newark, 0
Miss Mine. Newark. 0
Insane Bshman
JF Marchant
J C Conrad,Jr,Washington
J‘B•Smith, Cincinnati
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Field, Brook
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tit pr. Fottair.ille
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ter. Muntg Co Pa
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temc, Huntingdon
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Jae D Hunter
Wm Da=
F Carney, Pa
Thom F Doebier. ITS A
Owen Bender, M 1
Wm Stephens, Lane Co Pa
.afes Bwin. Phoostlxville
Bwin Pamoixrtlle
1W 1)1 Ball, Waah'n, D
A S Foster. Norrietown,
B 0 Hinter, Pottstown.
; C Thomas, Doyleato
BC Wyatt Norfolk, Vs
A Spinet Baltimore.
P Thompson, Blair Co Pa
F C Libby, Marie
E ldbbl, Halo°
J Adam*. .elrigia
W C Magna, Georgia
H le Allen, Briekel
V t 'Throe. Brietol
W H Daydam, New York
W Parkinvon, Greene CO
(1 King, Delaware
J Harris. Penns
W t 3 R*Daler
H Forbush, New York
States
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Geo liohlabach, Bath, Pa
Ohio Kern, Bath, Pa
A 13 Kreuter. 17 id
J H Moore. Lebanon
Jae Donnelly, Beaton,
A Knauss, U A
The Del
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Bieber, Rallebary '
Baty, Allentown
gawer. Allentown
.ner, A llentown
loakerti. lowa
imer, Bethlehem
Hear.
J Maley, Sanwa, Pa
Jos IC Elegel, Bur=
Chas Mlles, Fox Chloe
B P Feeler, Holland
L CaohOd, Now York
Mrs C H Brows, Now York
Mies J Brown, New York
The Bla,
DOYiegtOWk
!truer, Doylestown
+nalev, Bucks co
Middletown,
Ven ang o co
ffiechaniesv'l•
=es. Benealtm, Pa
,y Shea=
J A Ntrit, Bucks co
N Haley, Backs co
D Stevenson, New Jersey
S Harper, Fox (Mate
J D Ames, New Tort
F Coliton, New Jersey
The BELIII
lffragle. Row Hope
mb, New Jereay
Irrtga
arh, Bucks co
1,PC,93 Cheltenham
bp. Doylestown -
The IL
2koff gtroulkbnig
N,w York
Taylorawille
n, anthem N Y
loropaon Now York
'V. /Slew York
dis On.
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)1 H Bechtel, DIODE
Jobn r Allen. V7Unl, D• 1
IV Fah]. 11 B
J Hide. U e A
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SPECLIL NOTICES.
AEG-IRONS, OS SEVERAL SIZES AND
I'm ohm and Mallets, for sale at the Hardware
TRIIII4OI . SHAW.
835 (l(ght Thirty-ate). MARKET Street,
below Meth.
11-FRICTION ROLLERS AND FIXTURES
grindstones, and small Grindstones for House-
Ts' me, for sale at the Hardware Store of
TRUMAN a . SHAW,
835 (Sight Thirty-Ave), mamair Street..
I HAIR DYE I
MILOII'II BAIR DYB 18 the bait In the world.
117 tins and perfect Dye— harmless, taetantaae•
nd reliable; produces a splendid Black or Natural
remedies the 111 effects of Bad Dyes, and Ire.
restore, the original color. gold by all' Druz-
The genuine Is signed W. A. BATOREGOB. 81
kl Street, Now York. ja2-mwfrli
CHICHERING'S PIANOS. 10411
48,640 SOLD.
we Room, entrance at Art Gallery or Wends
or, & Brown. NSW- H . pll PTON,
914 CHESTXTITHT.
Gicoain STEcs & Co.'a
PIANOS,
ALND
MASON HAMLIN'S
CABINBT ORGANS
Over 600 each of these Ens CANINE'?
instruments have been sold ORGANS.
by Mr. G., and the demand is CABINET
constantly Inereasins. ORGANS.
For sale onl OR
E. GOULD y by CABGANSINET
J. E. .
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Ste. CABINET
. n01144f ORGANS.
71.1L.A.MWRIMOD.
iFFELL—BALTON.—OniThuirsday, the 9th Instant.
Nev. Dr. Boardman, DWI. daughter of the late
Brume% to Jeremiah Barton, all of Plata-
3:,X3ED:k. •
Is. —On the Nth !net Richard 701IngeOt eon of
Le E. and Anna 0, Tanis, aged nine months •
t HEE. —On the 11th Inst.. Mary J. Mather ,
der of Thomas sad Mary O. Maher age d 21 ears,
al from ibeersaidence of her father, No llne
tee street, on the l4th IMO, at 2 o'clock. 'P. M. ••
NO. —On the llth instant, Edward Laing, aged 39
?Mail's!' and friends are invited to attend his
J. from Friends' Meeting house, at Bristoi, on
day, sr 2 o'clock, The body wilt be removed from
to residence, ffo. 10 /Forth Seventh. street, atzh"
I,D. —On the 74th inst., of pneumonia, Wfh..2l.
will be given of the funeral.
—On ilatiardavo the 11th UMW, ifilllku
Jervis Btoker, eldest eon of Charles and Josephine A.
Welter, tbe 24tb year of his ago.
The relatives gad friends of tne family ars respestfallY
invited to attend the Amaral, from the residence of his
onels, frith W. Stokes, No. 1718 Spruce street, on Toss.
day next. the 14th Instant, at 11 o'clock A M. v*
CBS CAGEY, —February 9th, Nathaniel Chancey, in
the 75th year of his age.
His friends and the friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, at It o'elvok on atonally, Fab.
18,0 his late residenee, 1517 Walnut street.
RiCHARDB.—On the morning of the 9th instant, at 7
o'clock, Elizabeth Bertram, danghter of Anna B. and
the late Thomas Rieharde, of this oily. 41PM
FLACK AND PURPLE DELAINEB,
40 cents; Week and White De'ahem, 40 cents.
BROWN & EON. Mourning Store,
f. 9 tf No. ON offnmer Street.
WHITE ENGLISH CRAPE.-ALSO,
Bieck.lellPh Veil and Trimming Meant'', all
•goeStfee, BBSSON at'SON. Mourning Store,
t 094,1 HO. 918 01188TISUT Stmt.
4 _ 4 LUNG CLOTH MIIBLINB, 44 OTh.
New York Mille Shirtinne,
Better than Williamsville, D.
Wamentia, next to thebeet, D.
Smalltime Sheeting eeli
E M YES ag ng.
LINEIiNGL;
le2ll FOURTH mad ARGO Streete, .
igr OFFICE
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
Poo 416 WALNUT ISTRINET.
All persons who suffered loss by the late disastrous
tire, inetwed in this COMPJUI7, will, on piesenting
their polities at this odice,reosire payment without any
delay.
By ordez of the Finance Committal
rwrzzaiwn WARD.-THE FOL•
LOWING gentlemen are authoriald to reoslve
contrthntione to the Bounty Wand oT the. Ward.. They
are provided 'with proper vortohere:
fIaST PIiSCINCP.
. .
ChrietiEui Brown. S. B. -corner-Fif teenth and Spring
Garden
F. & Fieher, 676 North PRE C I N CTeet'.
SECOND
Mr. McNerney,
THIRD corner Nineteenth and'HaxdUten.
PRECINCT.
Jno. M. Rowe, Wallace
Edward 330nagl, Seventeenth Orme lionnt Vernon.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Edw. RoOT, 1413 Ridge avenue.
B. O. Belknap, 21. W. corner Broad and Parri.ah.
FIPTMPRECINCT..
W. H. DurborrikW, 216 Wood etreit.
Jas. D. toy, 3 , 30 Borth Twentieth street.
E. O. Brodie, TwonciethaollCallowhill.
SIXTH PRECINCT.
E. Gress:am 22i0 11allowhitt street.
G. B. Walker, 908 North Twenty-second street.
)3, W. W. Fraley, 3311 orth Twenty-third at feat.
Berj Gloyer, Car — lton street._ betow Twanty•thlrd.
..------
Jo,. Hatoler, 2(02 Wood street.
And. Flemming, 4B north Twenty-fourth ;street
R. A. Jameloon, N. S, corner Twenty-fourth,and Ha
railton.
EIGHTH PREOINCT.
Lieut. Loiroaire, Police Station, Twenty-third and
Brown
AINTIT PHECINGT.
.
H. B. ',Tom, 81.4Wrrhkrirtrairititreet.
Edw, H. Lewis. rner co Eighteenth and Mk. Vernon.
TEN
J. B. Harvey, 2103 Mount Vernon street.
E. P. Partridge, 1916 Wallace ' , treat.
T. A-/ Pennington, 2on Mount Vernon street.
tlemmist. e en Illaantaetories, Machine Shops. and
Railroad Cora nantes—R. G. Belknap. I. Hush 'ffb l4 9"
eides E. H. Rankine, W. F. Shultz. Hiram Miller,
Wm. Matthew' ,
- _ #_.7t . 'll9l2tlVE COMMIT rEs.
Geo. NV. Smitd, 6681Coxtb 6tateentli ;Wick
Jou. .14. Senior. 2.02 Brandy wine street.
311 ore. 21i9 Cellowhin street.
W. H. Eastwood, 23S4Oallowh1LL street
3. T. Delsorclx. ISIS Meant Vernon eta-eat.
J.E130 Cox. 1903 Mount Vernon street.
R
in. Alk. Barrett. 714 north Nineteenth street,
Thos. Weed, Tresonrer. ZCS Woad street.
Chime are requested not to delay until called on
bra bring their subscriptions at erne The Executive
Ccmmittee meet on TiIBoDS.Y.,' THURSDAY, and &I
-TU if. 061 STEMTGS. at ttug School House, comer of
T W Isn a ILTH e.ndoo.A.Tisß Streets.
CSC. W. HUTH, Chairman.
J. T. Dulacctolx, Secretaries. It
Jiro. R. Samoa.
WARD.WL BE DRAFTED IN DECOR,
WARD
THREE EGINDRED MEN,
if the citizens Who are enrolled do not nee their utmost
endeavors To obtain the men required to nil the octets.
All that is asked from you is that you each and every
one fubraribe liberally; no time is to be lost before the
draft tekes place, AND COSIII IT WILL.
A majority of the Committee who visited Washineeln
in re forests° I o the quota, Messrs &ME 8 OHBEI RETT•
JAMES M. OI BSON. and ROBERT T. °ILL, have re
turned, with the assurance from the authorities at
Washington that the Ward must stand a Draft unless
the men are raised.
a reeking wilt be held on TR'S (Monday) EVINIIG,
at 7.. 4 5 . o'clock at the
RI/BUT RAISES SCHOOL•HOUSE,
when all citizens of Second Ward are requested to be
present.
EMERSON BEENETT,
JAMES Ili WHAM
ROBSRr T GILL.
it* Washinwton Committee
PRESTON COAL AND IMPROVE.
MENT COMPANY, No. 205.% WALNUT
titi cot. PHILADELPHIA, February 11. 1965.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDSKS. —The anntinl meeting
of Stockholders for the election of Directors will be
held at the oboe of the Company, on WEDNItDAY,
March Ist, at 10 o'clock A. M The neoseeary arrange
ments for completing the purchase of the leased colliery
on the Company's &state will be presented to the stock.
holders for their approval H. P. EUTPS&,
felS•tmarl Secretary.
Kir TWELFTH WARM—MEET/NG
THIS (Monday) EVESI frG. 7,3‘ o'clock, at
THE SYNAGOGUE,
SIXTH Street, above Brown, Let every citizen att.nd.
A plan will be acted upon to protect all anbaeribora to
the Bounty Fund from the Draft, on the payment of Ten
Doliare.
By order of the Committee.
CHAS M. W4.01(Ell, President.
Taos. H. CONNELZ. Secretary. lie
lar TUE EXECUTIVE vonmarrEE
request donations of Goods, Clothing of every
doscrirdlon for men's, women's, and children's wear;
also Bedding, and eneh material as may be made up
for their use. Plesee forward the above artteleg.to the
House et Industry on CATHARINE Street, above BE
VY/4TH. as soon as possible.
CHAS. WELCH, President.
Joulf Fiume, Secretary. It
HISTOBICS.L -SOCIETY OF
I FEND SYLVANI e.—Tbe annual meeting and
election of officers fur the ensuing 'gear will be held at
the Hall, Athenaeum Betiding. SIXTH Street, below
Walnut, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock
/t SAML. L. aIiiRDLEY, Recording Secretary.
ACADEMY OF MIISIDG.—A NEW
Leetnro by Mies ANIZA E. DICKINSON. on
FRIDAY EVENING. February 17t,4, at 8 o'clock. Sub
ject—" A Glance at our Future. Tickets for sale at
T. D. Pugh's, Sixth and Chestnut streets. Admteeton
2.5 cents. Eeeerred seats 55 cents. fell et
ggr. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE INTER•
NAL HEVENUIL 304 CHESTNUT Street,
FIRST DIFItaCT OF PENNSYLVANIA..
SPECIAL INCOME TAX.
coMprlaLtig Eecond. Thlrd, Fourth, Fifth, Sterli, and
~Ble
Venn
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES that the Lints of Tavve,
summed in accordance with the provisions of the Joint
resolution of Congress, approved. July. 4„ 1664, imposing
a special tax of five per mutual upon the gales. profits
or income for the year ending December nit, 1864, and
also of the increase up o n
ICENSES . _
of Wholesale Dealers, Dealers in Liquor, Hotel•
keepers, and Pediers, as per act of June 30th. 1864, have
been returned to me by the Atsessor of the District, and
that inch taxes are now due and payable, and that pay
went thereof is hereby demanded, and will be received
at this °Bee between the hours of 9 A. M. and .3 P. M.
on or before SATURDAY. Pebrnary 25th, 1885.
PENALTIB3. _
. ,
To all Who neglect to pay on or before said Wu-
day, February 2810. a epeclal demand.wlU be issued,
for which the law provides a fee of twenty canto and'
ten per cent penalty, as will be seen by reference to the
28th section of the act of June 80th. 1864.
Money of the Untied States and that of Banks known
as National Banks only received
jIISPER HARDLNG, Collector.
PHILADELPHIA, February 11, ]BB6. fell 127
I-orrircE PENESYLVABIL& RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,
IVILADRLI 3 III.A. FebrIIIII7I. VMS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. —The Animal Meet
ing of the Stockholders of thle Company will be held on
TUESDAY, the Slat day of February. 1865, at 10 o'clock
A. IL, at the SA ISSODU STREET HALL.
The Annual Election for Directore will be held on
MONDAY, the 6th daT of March, 1965. at the office of
the Company, Mo. 238 South THIRD Street
fel. let EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
I'
lIIEIIMEICK DOVGLASS WILL
deliver the THIRD LECTURE of the canna. be•
fore the SOCIAL. CIVIL, AND STATISTIcaL ASSO.
CI ATiON OF TIM COLOUR', 'PEOPLE OF pE any
Vione- on T RUMAT BVENING, February 16, in
CONCERT HALL. kubject: " Equality befo-e the
Law. Hiss E. T. GIBENFIELD, the celebrated
"Black Swan," and the Post Band from dalllP William
Penn. will perform on the occasion. Admission 25 cts.,
for the benefit of Freedmen, sick and wounded Soldiers.
&o. Ticket. may be bad at Fugh'a bookstore. Sista
and Chestnut streets; William Still, tO7 North Fifth
street; Isaiah C. Wears, Poplar and Randolph streets;
and at the door, or from any of the committee. fell-St
farFIFTENNTIN W&IID—ANOrEign
GRAND EFFORT TO AVOID THE DRAFT.
The citizens of the ward are assured that the prospect
of filling the quota is more encouraninx and the Execu
tive Malmo Bee base every reason to believe the work
can be accompkieheel. Toe active co-operation of
espy enrolled man Is necessary, and a contribution of a
reasonable sum from each, will secure all she recruits
needed. Come to the meetins. on MONDAY 'EVENING,
at the Baptist Chapel, EIORTEBETEI anti BR &IVY-
B Etreete. Reports will be made by the Reernit•
ins Committee,Collectors, and
GE the Committee
BIL on Quota.
ORGE W. E TEI,
fe11.24 Chairman of Executive Committee.
igr. OFFICE SHADY ERODE OIL
COMPAIIY, 45 South THIRD Street.
A Mooting of the Stockholders of the SHADY GROVR
OIL COMPANY will be hold at their Office on MON
DAY, the 13th inst., at 3 o'clock.
fell:St* S. B. COUGHLIN, Secretary.
TWENTY•THfBD WARD EN.
LTETMEBT ASSOCIATION.—This organization
is now prepared to pay a Ward Beauty of $5O to aU
Persons crediting themselves to the ward. The money
will be promptly paid upon presentation of the certifi
cate of master to either of the undersigned, at Frank
ford. W W. ARE, President.
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Ja, Treanarer.
Wizeon Weary, Secretary. falllat*
Igr• NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—
An adjourned meeting of the BOBSEVY MORRIS
!WILDING ASSOCIATION will be held WEDNESDAY
EVENING. lath Met , at 73; o'clock. at the S. W. cor
ner of FOURTH and GENET Streets, to receive sub
scriptions to the stock. Subecriptions will also be re
ceived by the Secretary, at his dace, 42.1 LIBEARY
Street. (fell-41') JOS. S. SIDDALL, Bee.
below Ninth.
lar ONTICE GIBARD DIMING CON.
PANT, No. 324 WALNUT Street,
ma.azimarc, February
STOCK
NOTICE IS BERNBY omits, That all of
the GIRARD MINING COMPANY on which instal
ments are due and unpaid has been declared for
feited, and Will be sold at Public Auction on SATUR
DAY, the fourth day of Me.reb, 1906, at 12 o cloak,
aeon,. at the Office 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. ROOPEB,
feB-tm4 Secretary and. Treamuror.
NOTICE.—AN ADJOURNED
Tdeetinc_ot the Stookholdoreof the 01144.13 D
- PEREOLEOIII 001l1PANY will be held on TUBSDnY,
14th inst. at 4 o'clock P. ,at No. 505 MAILHEr
Street, tdobOre.
00,1-30
WOFFICE OF THE GLAMORGAN
IRON COMPANY, Pau,AnsbrittA, Feb. 11,1855.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Corn
easy will be held at the Office of the Company, Ao. 340
wALNur Street on TUESDAY. February Slit, 1855,
at which an election will be held for seven Directors to
serve the ensuing year.
fell./Ot A. 15. ROBERTS, .14t , Secretary.
PrINIMITfLECLIS, MID DAUPHIN
IMPROVRMENT AND RAILROAD COMPA-
Nv. —A meeting of the stockholders will be held at So.
220 North SECOND street, Philadelphia. on the SE-
CoPP of March next. at I o'clock, P. M., to elect Mae'
Dlrectors, end for other bneinres. B► order
f 8•wfmllto ;GEORGE K. Th YON. Secretary.
ELECT' °N.—OFFICE Nonammut
°RETELL RAILWAY COMPANY,
BALT/KORB. February 2 1865.
A General Keeling At . the Stecknolders of this Com
pany will be held at CALVERT STATION on THOR&
DA Y. the 2.3 d last.. between the hours of 12 and 2 P. 65,
for the purpane of Electing Twelve Directors for the en
suing year. By order.
ROBT S. HOLLM, Secretary.
THE TRANSFER BOOBS will ne closed from and
after the 11th inst. until after the Election. fe3.fmw9t
PHILADELPHIA AND 8818
BAILEOLD,
PHILADELPHIA.' JAL 23, ME
. .
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the PER
LA.DELPRLA ABD SRO RAILROAD COMPANY will
be held at the Office, No. 230 WALKUP. /End, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of February next, at 10 o'eloek
A. hi
At this meeting an election will be held for ten mana
gers of the Company to serve one year. The polls to
close at 2 P M. - 0120E06 P. LITTLE,
)43-alirt 101 Neoretazy.
NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
F9nßciur 9. 1866.
ALFRED S. GILLETTE
$aV NTf I UOIII
Mr TRII3
CANERON _PETROLEUM CO.
CAPITAL $1.000.000.
SHARES
PAR WOO.
BUBSOREPTION
PRISLDENT,
VA.NOE STEWART;
BECUITMLY,
J. L. DARLINGTON.
VANOE STS WART. Mercer county, Pa.,
JOHN E. LEONARD. West Chester, PA.
D. 0. FORMBY, Waahlngton, D. o.'
HENRY D. 00011 E, Washington, E. 0.
BIMON GAMMON, Harrisburg, Pa.
JOHN H. DIEHL, Philadelphia.
JOHN F. GRAFF, Philadelphia.
GEORGE 0. EVANS, Philadelphia. •
JAMES DUFFY, Marietta, Lancaster 00.. Pa.
The present and preepective vane of the stock of this
Company may be inferred from 'the fact that it owns a
toe simple interest in 473 (four hundred and seventy
three) acres of the richest-tested oil territory in Venango
county, believed by the most experienced oil men In
that region to be capable of producing a net annual in
come to the Company of one and a half million dollars,
or tk ree times the entire oost of the stock, which would
be equivalent to twenty-live per cent. a month on its
subscription price, or. one hundred and My per cent.
per annum on its par value.
The following is a dsecription of the Company', pro-
Pert/ :
TRHASTIAIIR
One-fourth fee simple interest in the celebrated
"Hoover " Farm, situate on the Allegheny river.
about two and one-half miles below Franklin, eon
tattling 292 (two btindred and ninety-two) cores, with
882 rods (Or over one mile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leases, each ten rode
spiare,and from which the owners of the fee :Amnia get
one half the oil, free of all expense. Beside. this, there
are two wells owned by the owners of the fee, from
which they tretitll the oil.
On this farm there are now ten wells In operation,
producing an average of ten barrels per day, and several
others are about being tubed. There are also on it 187
(eighty. Leven) more lots surveyed, and more than 114
applications are now standing to leaae the latter for one
half the oil to the owners.
Out of the twelve wells on this Farm eleven are now
paying handsomely; a fact which sufficiently demon.
grates the great richness and reliability of the tern.
tory.
Ia the entire fee efntp to Interest in /Si (one hundred and
eighty one) acres, situate on the Allegheny river, near.
ly apposite . the "hoover " Farm. and. a little nearer
Franklin. at the month of Mill Bun, having' a front of
95 reds on the Allegheny river, and. one mile on both
sides of Mill Ran, with ample boring surfaee for one
hundred ladle, or Rots of ten rode square. This tract
te known is the "Stewart Farm," and is e/car of all
lease, or incumbranoes of any kind. -
There is now in operation a fifty barrel well (beside
several smaller ones) on the Cochran. Farm, which ad-
Joins this on she south.- In fast, the " Stewart " Farm
ie surrounded with seed - paring wells, and" within a
short time a single lease of BO rode front, on the imme
diate opposite aide of the- river, sold for 5155.000 (one
handled and sixty-Eve' thousand dollars.) On this
leave a good well bee been-struek within a few days.
In addition to the territory of the "Stewart " Farm s
which to believed to be equally ao good as the " Hoov
er,' r there are on it a three• story Grist Mill, with fine
ater-power, a good farm-hones, and other balldhogs,
bat vigil be of use to the company.
The durability of this immediate oil election fe Mai
trated by the fact that some c4 , the walla on the "Hoov
er" Fisrm have been pnmping4or over fear years, with
out mil. material diminution in their yield, while the
oil hare produced, from its- greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity, always cornmeal,
from one' to two dollars per buret more than the 011 at
Oil Crock.
The olicere of the Company , ' feel justified In present
ing the follow Ina estimate of what, with vigorous
menagerrent. the above lands. can be made to yield for
the benefit` of the stockholders la a comparatively short
time :
There ismom on this for one bandied lois of ten rods
sonars. all of which can be leased immediately for one
half the IAL/re's of all exPcnes to the Company.
Estimatiog one well to eachlot tone hundred wells,
although there is zoom fox Sires hundred) at the very
moderate average of ten oarreddeach, would make a
Deily product ..... • 1.000 NA L
Out of this the Company's !Mare would be. 600 Ws.
Value of daily yield to, the Company, at
ten dollars per
,bbl (it is now selling at
• 56,000 00
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, this would make the Compa
ny's annual net receipts, iron/ Hui Stew
art Faun alone, ... 1,500,000 00
Allowing the same estimates for the "Hoov
er " Farm, in which the Company owns
one-forurtb4n fee of the land interest, the
annual net receipts from the latter would
be... 0441 .. • ... • • ••,•-•• ••• •• •a • ••• •••-• • •••••• •• • 076,01X1 Co
Making the- annual ~iscsipts. from- blith
Farms. 1,671,000 00
Deducting from this amount:Ake earn of
it 376.003 for contingencies, tiould leave
the
Net Annual income of the Company..««. SLIO,OOO 00
ALL THESE. LOTS CAN BE MUSIBDIATELY LEASED,
If it is deemelexpedient, at a royalty of one-half the
Oil, with covenants binding lessees to sink_ wells. with
all possibleAlligence, to thedepth of 600 or more feet.
A FEW PLAIN WORDS TO SUBSCRIBERS
Yon are.not asked to subscribe to ibis Stock with the
expectation.of itemaltatelet receiving large dividend:,
but the.basis on which the Company rests, It Is be
lieved. Will make your investment not only Bafe, bat,
moepeatively, of enormnsts M.
Notwithstanding, at the preeent prices of ell, the Com,
may' seminal receipts (without any farther develop•
meat) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per
cant. on the coat of thestoak.
The. President, Mr. Stewart, is one of the most presid
es.) and experienced.oll operators In the State. and• his
residence near the Company's Pro Port/ and Moral
oversight of its management is the best guaranteo.that
no efforts Will be vexed to make the Investment pro
fitable.
Applications for a large proportion of the stoat have
already been made, but none will be received wall the
hooka. of the Ctempany are regularly opened for that
DtrPOISO.
Only a limited amount of the stock villbe sold. at
anbscrtption
The stock 'will be Issued. full paid, 'without farther
assessments.
BOOBS OF SITBSCEIPTION will be opee fora few
dep., on and after January 18,1666, at the office of
E. G. JAMES, Treasurer,
PEARSON PETE...LEVU COR.
Ia r' TANY,
524 WALNUT URNS
• ROOM No. 7.
Holders of Receipts of the above.Compani will please
Present them at the above Office. and receive. the Certi
ficatee of stock.
RICHARDS.
fel°. Sts Secretary.
ROTICE.—EMPIRE COPPER CON.
PANT OF MICHIGAN. —NOTICE 18 HERSBY
01VSN, That all Stock In this Company, on which the
Instalment of Two Dollars per Share, called August 19,
1864, and doe September 10, UK is not paid, is for
feited by said default. and that according to the Charter
and By-laws of the CdropanY it will be sold at Public
Auction on THURSDAY. 9th March,.lB6l. at 12 id.. at
the Office of the Secretary of the Company. No. 423
WALNUT Streets Philadelphia, unless paid on or be
fore that day. By order or the Board of Directors.
J. S. MAIDLLIN, Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia, Feb. 6,1866. fel. to. wirmtmh.2
W.' OFFICE. OF THE
OIL COMPANY. 52 WALNUT. Street, Phila
delphia,
FEBRUARY 8, 1866.
The Board of Directors have this day desisted a divi
dend of ONE PER CENT. on the capital stock of the
Company, Payable at their 'otlios on and after the 20th
inst. Transfer books close on ths lath, at 3 o'clook.f.
M., and reopen on the list inst.
feB.lol . THOS. E. SELRLE, Secretary.
IigrINSIIRALEICE COME/LEY OF THE
STAT.II UP FISNASYLVA.MA.,
FEBRUARY' 6, MM.
The Directors have this day dowered a dividend of
TWENTY. DOLLARS PER SHARE. clear of al: taxes,
and payable on demand to Stockholders or theirlegal
representatives. WILLIAM HARPER.
le7-10t Secretary.
's' :1:
CITY 4ND COUNT[ OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of BARBARA PAUL, deceaeed.
The Auditor appointed by the Coert to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of JACOB RESB, Administrator
of raid Estate, and to report distribution of the balance
in the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties
interested, for the purposes of his appointment, on
MONDAY, February 27, 1965, at 12 o'clock M. at blo.
130 South SIXTR Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
fela-rnwfr ft H. 0. TROMPEON, Auditor.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
-a- FOE THE CITY AA]) COUNTY OF PHILA
DELPHIA.
ANNE MARIA B..EBITZ •e. CHARLES SEITZ.
. .
Copt Term. 3884
TO CBAELEB SHATZ:
Pla: Yon will take notice that the Court has granted
a rule noon yen. returnable SAVISDAY, February 25,
l&5, at 10 o'clock A. M. to phew cause why a divorce
ViDttlio matrimonil enonid not be decreed, personal
service baying failed on account of you EDMUND
EMMY 10. S,
fel3-mw4t Attorney for Libellant.
VALENTINES.—FISHER & BRO
TREWS MANUFACTORY. A splendid assort
ment of VALENTINES now open for the retaii trade.
No. 12 , North. SIXTH Street. felB-4tlf
LOST AND FOUND.
L OST -A GREEN TITRKEY-MOROO
- NINTH tiIONNAIR, containing bills of the
Uncas Bank. Norwich. and a lithographic Confederate
note. Tim Rader will be liberally rewarded on lensing
it at mass 26, 26, 27, No. 2741- Dentb. THIRD. felt-Tl*
LOST-DURING THE FIRE
on Ellsworth street, alltiLlN. Any Informa•
Hon witiett wlll lead to 1w recovery will be rewarded.
Apply to CHAS MAGARG & Cu.,
0,16.30 30 South SIXTH . Street.
OR ARBADOS.—THE
Am British brig " &GLIM," Peterioa, master.
will sail as aboye 12 a few days. For freight or message,
IPPIT to JAIIRETOR S & L &VERO NS.
fe td•St 202 South FRONT Street.
EPHILADELPHIA SCALE WORKS,
PIFTENNTEI Street and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
felS4m DAVIS dt CO.
rtiFOR SALE-A MEDIUM-SIZED
LILLIE'S The sad Burglar-Proof Ohi
halt. Apply at No. 15 Hotta SIXTH St. telo-3ts
M.A.LCOLAT AILONEILL'S
t r PHw CIACILE STOICS. No. 31.0 Sant),
IM I LPHLI.
7111TH Stmt.
Glasses refitted to snit all saes, and all manner at
pa rth earefallyand promptly attended to. del.-3m
MARSH'S PIANO AND MUSIC
MA
STORE will be removed to No. 1029 CHESTNUT
Stroet on the list day of March, while rehnildlng DOE
ft io-irt.
THE PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA; MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1865:
OIL COMPANIES.
OF PZNWSITAVANIA,
OF KEROER 00IINIT. pi,.
TRIABURER.
E. O. JAMES.
OP PHILADHL►HIA.
WEPT climax's, PA.
DIRECTOR%
THE "STEWAET FARM.".
No. 101 WILIAM' Stood. Ph.lloda.
DIVIDENDS.
LEGAL.
Do al 111 Divorce,
INANE I!" IC,P ls i A if WWII,
MILITARY.
"ONO MORE TO THE FRONT I'
2131 k REGIMENT INFkNTIM PUTAYLVANIA.
VOL IMITZERS.
7th UNION LEAGUE (NATIONAL GUARD) RIOT..
CUL. JOHN A. GOEGAS.
SEBUM WANTED FOR ONE THAR'S SERVICE.
BOIIATY FROM ptoo
u r o r li A tun mum nog.
HIGHEST WARD BOIIIITISS PAID. •
BESIDES PAY. RATIONS, AND CLOTHING.
TMe .Reement atithorteed NI the W•tr Departnient
and the °Dimmer of Pennsytvania. •
All the Officers are Veteran Soldiers, and have shown
their
CODHAGB AND ABILITIES ON THE MILD OP
B
Do
not wait to be Dratted, but embrace the Proosta'
opportunity to receive the liberal
BOUNTIES OF.FEREDi.
• •
'and to aided your own officers.
ALL OITIZINS BEIOHLD INTBRBST TEIRMSBLVIS
IN FILLING TH/8 HBO/SENT PROMPTLY.
Calomel, JOHN A. ctollaaa; late Major 195th P. V..
formerly of the Mk P. V.
Lteutenant Colonel, JACOB M. DAVIS. late Biala
90th P. V.
Mater. WILLIAM H. BEWLINSS late Captain 90th
P. Y.
BEAD QUARTERS.
SW CHESTNUT Street,
NATIONAL GUARDS' B ALL. BACH STUBST,BELOW
fe9•tf
AVOID THE DRAFT !—VETERAN
EUBSTUTTES AND REPRESENTATIVE RE
CRUITS FOR MAJOR magma', HANCOCK'S
FIRST ARMY CORMS.
- - - - -
All Loyal ClO:era who would aid in preparing men to
fill the ranks of BANCLICK' 8 FIRST ARM CORPS OF
VETERANS should pay particular attention to the fol.
lowing announcement of the undersigned: . •
any Citizen desirous of.furalshlng a Representative
Recruit for this Corps must procure a certificate from the
Provost Barthel of his District. oertifying that he Is
exempt, either from being over 45 years of age or from
physical disability. when! will furnish him with a Ve
te tea Recruit tor -three years for $350, far two years.•
1175; for one year, $5O; but in each easel must be far.
Dished with a certified check for the whole amount due
the Veteran when he is mastered into the service as ad
vertised—vis: for three years. $1,175; tor two years
$550; for one year, $7OO and take my receipt for the
sure. The prlecipal will then be entitled to a draw
back from the United States Government of WM fur a
Ore-7 eat Representative &unit; $355 for a two-year
Recruit; s4fo fora three-year Recruit. Also, from the
city of Philedelphia, antler the advertisement of the
City Bounty Fana Commission. for ens year. $400; two
years, *450; for three years, $5(O, The Representative
Recruit. in all cues, being entitled to all the bounties
due Volunteers When attached to ableCOer B Corps. -
Any citizen liable to draft must produce a Cei &Mate
of the Provost Marshal to that effect, in hie Distriet, and
furnish me with a certified cheek, when I will furntsh
him with a receipt ,for the same, auaranteeing to fur-
Bleb a Veteran Substitute for one year for $750; for two
years, $500; fur three years, $1,170; which will exempt,
the Principal from the Draft for the above epeettled:
time. Those who place a Substitute for threce years are
entitled to a drawback of $lOO from the Beauty Fund
Commission, but no allowances made by the City, ex
cept for a three•year Su betitatet the Government allows
hotbing whatever for Bubstlintes
Veterans meet be accredited to the Wards or Town
ships in which they live, and it le the duty of every
Citizen to Seduce the Rotolo., who has bean honorably
dtecberged from the United States Naval. Cavalry or
infantry;Service, to join HANOOOK'S. FIRST ARMY
CORPS. and than aid in relieving. their Sub•Dietrict
from the approaching Draft to some extent.
All persons who maid° in adjoining counties must
mind with their certificate of liability or non-liabilltylo
a Draft the amount of Local Bounties paid in their Dig
t. when I can tell them exactly the net oast of tar
nishing a Representati. re Recruit or Substitute.: z
The net nay or a Veteran Volunteer. in Hainoock'W
Corps is, vie:
For one year, Government Bounty• • $4O O
City of Philadelphia Bounty 40J
Monthly pay from U. S. Gov't . $l6 Per Month.-- 132
(Sethi' g acconnt 40
Ward Bounty (average)......
City relief for faxed as of vol's. .$6 per month..... 72
Total ....... . 111.031
The net pay of a 'Veteran Volunteer for two years in
Hancock's Coins ler, via:
Government Bounty • - • - • . • .1.11.0.•••• $5OO
City of Philadelphia 'Bounty .. 450
Monthly pay from U. S. Gov't., $lB per monto... 884
Ward Bounty (average)la
City tells; for family, $6 per month ......
144'
$1,503
7he net pay of aieterait Voiunaer . for three pearl in
Hancock's Corot ie. viz:
tiovernment Somity -4- •-••60300
City of ehiladelphia ' .
Mootbly pay frore•lT. 8. 007'4,616 per month. • .... - 576
Clothi D 4 exaonm. 1641 per year.. 126
Ward Beauty (average) ... 25
City relief for families, $6 per mouth• • ....- -....., 216
Total n 1,848
By direction of Major General HANCOCK. in an ont
o's' cemmenication, dated February 8. 1866; I am dl•
reeled to state there is no authority for the statement
that the VETERAN CORPS will be permaneetly loess -
ted in Washington. The various Ward Committees in
We oily ere re quested to call at the Recruiting Head
quarters, at 108 South SIXTH street,land see the num
ber of Veterans enrollediand residing in their wards,
for which they will be credited when the veteran is
mustered in, for the purpose of making arrangements
at once to nay the Ward and City Bounties is cash, for
which I will give them a receipt. By this means a Ve
teran will not be subjected to any discount on a city
warrant, which he receives for his bounty money 'when
mustered in. -
An Veterans who desire to have thole interests looked
after without being swindled by sbarpers are directed
to the Recruiting Agency: 106 Bomb. SIXTH Street,
Beny 'a Marquee," whore the Rifle is to be seen daily
which the Veteran is entitled to keep at the expiration
of his term of service. which discharges sixteen shot.
per minute.
All communications on this subject after this full ex
planation must be brief and to the point. Will be
promptly answered by addressing
BRILLS/KIN FRANKLIN,
Chief Detective Department Pollee,
Mayor's Office, Phtladelphia.
N. B.—No Loafers, Bounty Jumpers. or Commission
Men need apply, as no dealing will be allowed with
them. rtelo-alit] S. F.
PUBLIC NOTICM-REPRBSENTA..
TM& RECRUITS FOR RANCOOK'S NEW ARM
CORPS.—An loyal citimine who woad aid in pro
curing men to Stl the ranke of Rancock's New Ist
Assay Corps, and particularlystil those who are liable
to be drafted. should pay particular attention to the fol
lowing announcement of the undersigned:
Any citizen desirous of procuring a Representative
Recruit Mist procure a certificate from the Provost
Marshal of his Mar lot stating.. whether he is liable to
be drafted, or whether he is exempt. If exempt, a Re
presentative Recruit will be furnished for three ye are
for $3OO for two years for $176, - and for one year for *lO.
onele to be drafte subetitute will be furnished
fo year for SSW, fortwo years for SOD, and for
three years for SLIM
Bei:naffs must be Veteran Radian, and roust be . ore
dited to the district to whiobthey belong.
Citizens should avail themselves of the -foregoing op
portunity without delay, for .it will readily be under
stood that it is the duty of every man to put In a Repro
aentative Recruit in order to avoid the draft.
The undersigned assumes all responsibility, and will
furnish certificates to olomima presenting recruits for the
term the men hays beeneeralisted, directly after they
have been mustered in.
A. Recruiting 011 ice - .for-Stopcock's Oorps has been
established atlifo. 106 BouthigiXTH Street
all DM scary lialonnatio - rewill be cheerfully given by
making application to
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Chief of Betectiverliolice,MaYor's Office. Phila.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 5. IMM. 8.9.61
ti A 4,47.1 I tVIVW9I.II
FIVE CASES
S LK S
JUST' RECEIVED ;
r
TWO OF
COLORED CORDED',
LID Titan OF
IPLAirr SLA Qom,
Imported under the old duty previous to last July.
that have been in bond ever since, and that have just
been taken out at the reduced rate of gold.
Will be sold below the present cost of importation.
EDWIN BALL CO.,
felS mwdt 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
V VIVO: 1: ~ . ~I1i4~~it 1A
EDWIN HALL, •ffir,
26 sOVINEIL SECOND STIMET,
Rave now open a fltli clock or all Wade of
WHITE GOODS,
having just replenished this department with ail of the
various kinds in use.
JACONETS AND OAEBRIOS,
SOFT FINISH CAIRBRICS,
NAINSOOKS AND MULLS,
WHITE TARIATONS AND SWISSES,,
FRENCH XUSLINS AND JACONETS,
SOFT FINISH PLAID MUSLIN'S,
SWISS CORD CHECKS,
HAIR CORD AND PLAIDS,
SATIDLSTRIPES AND PLAIDS,
WHIT, BRILLI. NTS, FIG-URES, AND
STRIPES,
FIGURED SWISS MUSLTNS,
FIGURED TA.RIATONS for Dresses and Bodies,
FIGURED LACES, EDGINGS, &0., &0.,
All of which will be sold at the •erp lowest prices
tel3-mwas
BLEACHED AND BROWN
Sheeting, and Shirtings_,
Pillow-mewl Muslin,
Oalicees, Monsetine de taint's,
And domestic
. goods generally,
At reduced lances.
Baying a very light stock on band 'prior to the recent
break down In prlces we are enabled to sell the styles
f goods purchased of the late emotion sales in Phila
delphia and New 'York at our nenal small ad vans's.
CORWEN STODDART 8; BRO.,
450, 452.. and 454 North SECOND street,
fel3-St Above W illow.
.
ALL WOOL BLACK AND WHITE
6-4 Check Shirtier's.
OUR W EN sMODDABT At BRO.,
460. 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
feta-St above WilloW.
fIgRIGHT STYLES BALMORAL
BRIM, 'ROM AUCTION. AT
Reduced Prices.
CURWEN . STODDART & 8R0..'
450. 4024 and 454 North SECOND Street.
te.3.3t above Willow.
BLACK SILKS WITHOUT LUSTRE,
Blk Oros Grath.
Blk Tuff. tell Pazlsienne,
Blk Corded Bilkt.
all Widtha and qualities. from 3140 to $9.
Black Oros de BkMes and Taffetas, tom,
Rick Light Salm, for evening Orestes.
Mike In areat variety at low prices.
All the beet mottles at the lowest prices.
Dlustins as good as Wittianteville. 41 cents
Pmc. Calicoes reduced to t&. H. STEEL & SOW.
fela4f Noe. 713 and 715 North TROTH Street.
asS.A.T OBLITAILLI OLATILEDICI FLOUSS,
FINANCIAL.
EDWARD M. ISAYIB,
STOCK siconia EL.
No. 39 South Third Street,
Solicits orders for the Darehtute and sae ot'Elkoslu sad
otherltioarlties at the
PRILADELPHI&
PVELIIJ STOCK EXCHAKOS.
LIBRARY ST., OPPOSITE TEE CUSTOM HOUSE
Also. Solmortlitione for the
WO U. S. LOAN AT PAR,
For which be is an Agent, and for which no charge will
be made to Babscribers.
The interest la psyable semi-annuelly, February 10th
and Argent 15th. Coupons are attached--which may be
our off, end without difficulty converted into cash.
The principsl sum due Austad lath, 1867, and, at
the option lof the owner, can then be converted idea
Five-Twenty bonds, bearing six per cent. interest, In
gold.
This loan is the only .one off:red by the Government:
is exempt from State or Municipal taxation, and appeals
to the interest and patriotism of the people. •
ARTICLE XV. OF BY.L LWS.
"The rates of commission to be charged by all mein
bars of this Board , shall be—
' On air stocks sold at $5 per stare and under, three
cents per sbare. • .
en all stocks sold above $5 per stare, and not ex
ceeding $lO Per share, fine cogs per share. •
"On all stocks sold above $lO, and not exceeding $lOO
per" share, ten (mute per share.
And on all stocks sold above $lOO per share, twenty
cents. •
On all Bonds and Loans, one-flith of one per omit.
on the par value. " • .. fele-mwttolt
THE PHILADELPHIA§
PUBLIC STOCK. EXCHANGE
WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
444 LISSALRY STREET,
OPPOSITE TILE
Custom -.House and V. S.
Treaiury,
On *Monday Morning. 'Feb. 13th, 1805.
BIIfiIMESS HOPES rsoir .10 A. M. TO 5,1`. M.
REGULAR CALLS OP STOCKS AT 11 A. X.
AND 3 P. X. DAILY.
CAPITAL STOCK 4750,000.
CENRAL NATIONAL BANK .
OF FHILADgIiPHILL,
Ills Book will commence business under the National
Banking yetem b
1t 0 DT D A. 'Y
13m DAY OF FEBRUARY. LBSTAIFF..
NO. He< SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
One door eolith of Chestnut.
Liberal arreagements made with patios faTorint ne
with their business. '
Collections will be made on all accessible points, on
the most favorable terms.
Attention lc-invited to the names of Directors below.
Vr. M. TROUT) AN,
PiosLDIOTT.
TAM.M.- TriTTIV, .T 114.0
OAKUM
DinEVICORS.
OBORGB N. TROUTMAN', President,
Late Cashier of The Western Bank of Philadelphia.
TEONAB T. TASKED., Ja.,
CHARLBS
Of North, !rasher, & Co. ,tiron founders, &c/
. O. W. BALDWIN/.
Of M. VP Baldwin& Co., locomotive imilderi.
PERCIVAL ROBERTS,
Of A. &P. Roberta 4 Co., Iron manufsettarers.
JOHN 8. GRAMS,
Of Blskiiston. Graeff, 4 Co.. miners allshippers of soul.
CHARLES P. NORTON,
Of Chas. P. Nor. on-Ar Co., miners and shippers of coal.
JOHN MILNE?,
Late of John Manes & Co., misers and shippers of coal.
JOSEPH ESHEEICK.
Of Isherick &Black, importers and jobbers of dry goods,.
SAMIIBL R. SHIPLBY;
Lote of Shipley. Hazard; dr.Rdtobinoon, commission
dry goods merchants,
DAVID B. BEVIL,
Late of Itteael.Wiest. & Erviaamporten sad jobbers of
&moods. fell•tf
10-40 BONDF,
5-20 BONDS,
es 11"341_ ONDS,
MAP,OII, MAT, AND. JULT COUPONS,
CASHED IN GOLD. BY
TV...TdiVIZ A.. leMits.lWat SON'S,
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECUItITIES.
No. 41c PINE Street, saw YORK:
In view of this prospect of PEACE and a PALL IN
GOLD, holders Of Gold Roads will do well to detach the
Coupons and realize the ixttere st at present rates for Gold.
Parties resitting out of the city wishing to cash their
Coupons can forward them by express, and we will re
turn the Gold or its value in greenbacks, as desired.
fell 30i
OIL STOCKS, TT. S. LOANS, 4bc.,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON OOMMISSIOI,
Dr ONOBOB J. BOYD.
Broker
Jek-tbnif No. 18 South THIRD Mak
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FIRE MR:TRANCE
UNION MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
N. E. CORNER TREND &WA NUT
INCORPORATED 1804.
ASSETS 8400.000.
The Boud of Directors' of this commis barn deter
miend to insure rieke against Fire. in aseordanse with
their charter, and ere now prepared to teens Policies
covering Fire Risks it the current rate'.
RICHARD EL
A. R. BORIR.
JOHN H. IRWIN.
WILLIAM C. KENT,
J. P. stysiziEß.
010. LEWIS,
H.l l . ROBINSON
HENRY .S HNY SAMUEL
CHAS. WEINELR__,H
ROREILLS. miasmal:3li
F. LAVERGNE.
RIMED B. WITH, President.
JOHN. MOSS, Secretary.
JOS lan
pas NORTH AMERICAN
TRANSIT INSURANCE CO_
DIOORPORATED BY TEM useusLATuzn OP PM STATE Or
ORGANIZER OCTOBER E,1564.
AOLINST
LOBO. OF MR OR PERSONAL IfURRY
TRAVELLERS BY LARD OR WATER.
Policies foamed for a Single Trip. Spada! Journeys,
Voysges, &c, daily, monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Able, against the contingencies of personal hazard. and
against loss of all kinds. except real estate. '
Pollutes issued at the Principal Otto%
Ito. 87e1 PHlSTlatop Street,
• Philadelphia,
or by the Agents of the Company in any of the cities of
the United States, or by the Ticket Agents at anyßell
road Station. .
OrrICERS.
PERBIEDEES '
THEODORA ADAMS.
VlO2 . PILBSIDICIRT AVD ALOTVAILT•
7.. H. BRADLEY.
Theadotle Adana,
James M. Conrad,
Richard Wood, .
George T. Stedman.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE ,A.NID LIVE
STATEMENT OF EGEDITION AS EMINISEBD AU
THORITIES OS•TJE STATE OF PEANSYLVAA/A,
JANUARY, UN:
Capital
Paid $lll eae. rat 95.295 share& • .1.429,076
Beal Estate. 6.4 •1s ; ;• • 44.0 00000000 •• • a •-• I 679,602
Caeh 011 /1211 d 111 bank. .......»«...«...,.«, gun
Cash In Branch Office, and with Agent 5........ 76,266
Loans secured by Mortgages ....... 1.144,886
Loans by Life Polletee 209,500
Stocks of the United States,held in New York ~.497,910
Stocks of the United States, held in England. 793,300
Stocks of the United Ftales,held as collateral
security for loan withmarginoll6 to 49 per
cent 2,602.637
Ia • ••••••••••••• •••••••••• • 4441 $6.9E0M1
Lossionot paid
" contested, none.
Dividend declared, not .....
Amount aid]. other claims against the Qom.
Darn one quarter Government 10,964
INCOME OF THE COMPANY.
Cash Premiums (14r0). Mar5h . ...... 2/.871.206
Cash Interest Mono? (Fire), March.— —..." 23,676
Caeh'lncome from other sot:tree. ....... 21,661
EXPENDITURES_
Losses paid daring the .... $1.028,975
Dirideade declared........ U 5,200
Expeasee. Including commiasion of agents,
t 0.2035 • • ••••••
GIMOItGVE Vir400313, Agent,
INSURE FOUR LIFE
A3IMItICAN,
B. E. Co?. Walnut and Fourth Ste.,
It Is a HOME COMPANY, and profits divided ann.
ally, thus aiding the amazed to pay tutor, preminnui.
Last dividend 60 per sent.
BOARD OP TRUSTERS.
Alexander Whißdin, J. Edgar Thomson.
Hon. James Pollee/kr Ron. Joraolben.
Alber e t C. Hobert% Henry IC. Bennet
Samul T. Beane, Phil ip B. Mingle s,
George George Nugent, John Allman,
Wm. J. Howard, Isaac Ha/askant.
lame' Work, ALEANDER WHILLDIN President
- SAMUEL WORK, Tice President.
no2B.Bmii JOHN 8. WILSON,Sec'y and Treasurer.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIM
THAMES FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NORWICH, CONN.,
ON THE 91st DAY OF DEONNBER,
Am tint of CaVal. $OOO,OOO gp
ac _
tnall 4 Alg . in in sun— 900,000 00
Aratint of Loans3t on
ank lt esaEstate
Stack, market 16.760 f trO
". United Eitates 27,200 00
" " Loans on Collateral .. 84,800 00
" " Cash on Hand 19,978 09
Cash in hands of Agents ........ 4,658 92
Othei assets jot above madded. ineladind
accrued Luterent••• .......... • . •••• • 6,467 88
Amount of losses unadjuited, 9.3410 21
outstanding claims unadjneted
and due.-.
none
Amount of outstanding *laths unadjusted
and not •• 110129
Amount of other liabilities inandies rent
and printing So 09
Amount of surplus, 12,872 39
(Signed) B. B. WHITTBISOBB, Ain't Gee y.
State of Connecticut Nero London county,
XI owl' ran Conn., Feb. 8.1800.
Then anethere personally appeared B. B. WHITTE
MORE, signer of the above statement, and made oath
that the camels true—before me
(Waned) L.It'WIB E. err/arrow.
Justice of the Peace.
JOSEPH TILLINGH A.ST,
AGENT.
409 WALNUT Street,
fe&wemet
A . RIO N FIRE INSITRAIf OR
COMPANY. ,IncomAted 1810. CHARM PM&
PETUAL. 80. SlO WALNUT Street. above Third,
Philadelphia.
Haying a large paid.up Capital Stook and Surplus lis•
rested 111 sound and available Securities, conanues to
bum, on Dwelliitts, Stores, IPurniture, Merchandise,
Sestets In port and. their Cargoes. and other Personal
Property. .All lanes libera ll y and promptly adjusted,
• DLEICTORS.
Thomas B. /dub. James H. Campbell. •
John Welsh. I Edmond G. Dottlh,
Wand 0. Modes. Charles W. Poulin's.
Patrick Brady, Israel Morris.
John T. Lem%
—Mauer 0. L. Onamsons.
Ti6TEFUL SUBSTAXiThtIe OLOTHING
INSUBA.NCII.
OF FILEGADELPHIA,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
VIBE AND MkRINI.
DIRECTORS
DESTOUNT,
FRANCIS TETE.
NBWRIIRRY A SMITH;
IFFNEY LEWIS. JA..
ROW. i..••CLAIIM,
BLLIS 7A RN ALL -
ssmusr, 0. COO 4
G. W. BRIINADOu.
WM S. BAIRD.
S DELBERT. •
SOLOMON TOWNSNTIM.
JOHN MOSS.
FOR INSURING
TRIIMMILS.
1 M BM GONRAID.
SZOSYSTABT,
LIICIBIr I'BrZO/L
Aowne,
I. R. PAYTON.
Dnowicrita.
James Graham,
Franklin Steels.
, Wm. Oal4er. 1•15•Iig
OF LIVERPOOL.
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
210 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHIL ADELPHIA. PA
AIIIVSENIENTS.
MERICAN ACADEMY Or MUSIC.
A
BRILLIANT FAREWELL SEASON
GROVER'S
GRAND GERMAN OPERA*
LEONARD 0R0VE8....
CARL AWSORUTZ
SEASON OF-TEN NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY. YEB-217A81 20. 1865
GROVER'S GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
commences It. Farewell ISeanon in Wisebiegton daring
the Inauguration Festivities; therefore, the name. in
Philadelphia can onAO aroonat be proku;ged beyond the
niaLte aunounced.
NO OPERA WILL BE REPEATED.
Returning front the Great Weet after a seston of 'mix.
ampled prosperity and anccese. sod preparatory to the
departure of many of the artists for the Earopean capi
tate. the Director and the Artiete of the Grand Opera are
filled with anticipatione of pleasure in again greeting
THOSE BRILLIANT AUDIENCES which aseisted at
their late grand season in the Philadelphia Academy—
sac hence. which. In the opinion of discriminating oh.
servers casually present from every part of this country
end from every part of Europe, Must rank in latchl-
Renee. beauty. toilette. and savoirefaire, cm of tho
FLEKT IN TOR ENTIIIE WORLD
GROVER'S OMANI) GERMANOPERA C OMPANY,
iheYaiiiielrgeiteWitt ; Kilileferaitt.
*** Several additional Aztieta are engaged expreselY
for C ARLA wn •
NSCHUTZ. _CONDUCTOR,
The lamer Baton of the Age.
MARIA FREDERIUL
Prima Donna.
Her last appearance prior to her departure for the
BEMOVeriell Court,
MADAME JOHANNA ROTTEN,
Films. Donne - .
Engaged expresely for the season in Philadelphia;
NAUMAN BERTHA JO dANNSEN. _
•
MISR ADALINA 110TTR,
Prima Contralto.
Her Snit APPetiranoe in Philadelphia.
MLLE. some. DZIUBA,_
Prima Soubrette.
NUB. PAULINE PANNELL
Prima Soubrette.
MISS THERESA WOOD.
Prima Dauseues.
FRANZ HIMMER,
Primo Tenors Robasto.
His last appearance prior to bin departure for the
Hanoverian Court Opera.
THEODORE HABERMAN,
Primo Tenors Lyric°,
His lest appearance prior. to his departure for Europa.
Signor GIUSEPPE TAMAR°,
JOSEPH HUMANS,
KARL FO4MES Th e Great Baum Profando,
The Renowned Basso Preload°.
Re engaged expressly for the season in Philadelphia.
ISADORE LEHMAN,
Primo Baritone.
HEINRICH sranuciu,
Primo Baritone.
M. Anton Ginff, Basso Buffo. .
M. Otto Lehman, Basso.
M. Edouard Rainier. Basso.
N. Alphonse Urchs, Baritone.
FL Wierles Viereak, Tenors,
Madame Ernest Ls Roche, &Towle Donna
Madame Margaret Zimmerman, &monde Donna.
Madame Matilda Barger. amide. Donna.
THE GRAND CHORtin,
WHICH HAS BEER' LARGItLT AgG MENTED
BY SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT EYPEESSLY
Figi THIS ssAsozr
ADOLPH ... Chorus Master.
FIRST SOPRANI 61100.1111 TENORL
Mies Maria Marchand, Mr, Joseph Zoiehelm,
Miff Meets Heerwagen, Mr. Joseph Rises.
Mies Emilie Weinhold, Mr. John Banstnalls
Mme. Gertrude Dornbach, Mr. Henry
Miss Emily Fliseite, FIRST BASSI.
hiss Julia Bock s, Mr. Otto Lehman.
Elise Anna Miller, Mr. Edouard Helmer,
Miss Anna Koster. Mr. Edward Gross,
Mies Wilhelmina Koch. Mr. George Albrecht,
sEcorra'soFßAßl. Mr. Herman Smith,
Mute. Martha Berger, Mr. Ferdinand Schneider,
Elms. Pauline Deblor, Mr. Otto Raven..
kiss Witheiniins, Rohn, Mr. Carl Weber,-
Miss Chr Milne Smith, Mr. Joreph Lelfrati.
Master Henry Kohn sscoxn BASSI.
Mies Emllts Ladle. 111 Y. Frederick Utah%
Mies Nancy Homer, Mr. Ludwig Kenai,
hies Mary Noll, Mr. Philip Fleck,
Miss Julia Rosser. Mr. Charles Lehman,
FIRST TH/ROEL Mr. Philip Kolar,
- Mr. Philip Schimmel, Mr. Cantles Berendorff„
Mr. Emil Zott, Mr Otto Smith—
Mr Beast, Melds], Mr. Oscar Nestor].,
Mr. Charles Viereck, Mr. Goias,
Mr. Charles Weisbareer. Mr Joan Bartel&
THE 'GRAND ORCHESTRA,
ERNEST CHILL • * ... Leader,
Comprises the following virtuosi:
Messrs. Bernstein. Weinhoidt, Farber, Noble, Nett
endorff. Branner. Alines'. Bartels, Bort, Weiss, Eller.
Stcens, ,
Ehler. Bohai, Seiboldt, Bernensteia,
Happier, Billhardt, Dr Ludwig, Hoffman, Haydn and
Schiesawig, TO RE AUGMENTED L &EMELT by some
of the principal ORCHESTRAL TAREAT OF NEW
TORII AND THIS CITY.
ARP. Prices for the Season and single night a. will re-
MAR the Mime as before, the Director having decided
not to raise the prices during the farewell season.
The Director earnestly hopes that the lovers of Opera
will assist in securing a large season sale, in view of
the very great expense and necessary risk attending an
operatic enterprise of such magnificence. ..With this
hope he places the price of SubscriptiomSeats at the fol.
lowing very moderate rates, and offers a scheme am
bracing
A SEAT FOR EACH NIGHT
A SEAT FOE EVHEY OTHER IOHT.
(Alternating from either thande first or the second Opera),
A 633 LT FOE THE WEST FIVE fIIGHTS.
Season Secured Seat (Ten 0 parse) . ... .... 262 SO
Alternate Nights. Secured Seats (floe - 011 - oras) •• • . 25
First Floe Operal. 6 25
• PRICES OF ..4.DIHISSION.
FOB SINGLE NIGHTS—Dress Circle. Parquet and
Parquet Circle, ONE DOLLS.IS. (Secured Seats Fifty
Gents extra 3 Family Circle,' FIFTY Cents; Gallen'.
TWENTY. FIVE Ceuta.
No subsequent season of Grand Opera can joss'.
bly be given at These prices during the existing statue
of the currency.
The Sale of Season Tickets will commence on Tues
day morning, February 14th, at GOULD'S MUbIC
STORE. felgtf
WANTED -A COMPETENT BOOK
BEEPER, for St Louis, No. Best of reference
required.
Sian at 332 MARKET Street, between 11 and 1 o'clock.
THIS (Monday) MORRO G.
VV . ANT ED- A SITUATION AS
T Entry Clerk or Assistant Book-keeper. in some
estabitsbment. Good city reference can be given;
also country. if required. Apply at or address 310
Borth SECOND Street. it.
WANTED -IN A TAILORS' TRIM-
Bumf HOUSE, a YOUNG MAN. from 19 to 21
years of age, to sell goods by Sample in the city and
travelling One acomainte4 with city retail clothing
stores preferred. Address "D 0.." .Press Office. 11.
WANTED -TWO OR MORE GOOD
CANVANSERS for Life Ine - aranee, to whom libe
ral Commitslone will be given. Apply at 147 South
YOUR77I Street. felo 61
WANTE D-BY A WHOLESALE
BCiOT AND SEM BOMB, an 1111101ENT
SALZMAN. who has a thorough knowledge of the
business. Address, for one week, Shoe Merchant."
Press Office. fe9-6t*
WANTED—AN $l5O PER MONTH,
a reliable CANVASSER in every tows and county
for "The Nurse and Spy," the most interesting am ex
citing book ever published, embracing the adventures
of a woman in the Union army as Nurse, Scout, and
Spy, giving a moat vivid inner picture of the war. We
have agents cleating $l5O per month, which we will
prove to any doubting applicant. Send for &
0 aironlars.
Ad JONES BROS. 0..
9n24.1.1a 600 CFFESTSIDT Et , Philadelphia, Pa.
A LAD SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE
wishes a SITUATION In a Wholesale Dry Goods
or Notion Store. Has had some experience as sales
man. address 4 Alexander," Box 39, Philadelphia
Post Olace. IBIS-2t.
SALESMAN WANTED-IN A DRY
Goode Commission House; one well acquainted
with the city Wilde.
Address Box 1222. fO7-6t*
TO FURNITURE DE ALERS.-WANT
*AL ED. a Situation by a Young Man, who is thorough.
1Y Posted In the baslnetob and is silo a good Book.
katper. Best of references. Please address "E B.
Press office. fel3-3t•
$1,99L437
SI2SA MONTHI-WANTED
AGEINTS everywhere to introduce the new
SHAW & CLARK SIXTEEN- DOLLAR, FAMILY SE W
ING MACHINE, the only low•price Machine in the
country which le dice/teed by Grover & Behar, Wheeler
Wileou, Howe. Singer & Co. and Bachelder. Salary
and espensee.or large commission% allowed. All other
Machines now sold for leas than forty dollars each are
infringements, and the seller and user liable. Illus
trated cipeutars sentfree. Address SHAW & CLAES,
coll. d& W3m BIDDEFORD, Maine.
t S9R6 WANTED FOR A THREE
TRAItte SUBSTITUTE. Call from JO to 11
o'clock this morning. MR THOMPSON,
it* - - American Hotel.
!1,771.231
$B,OOO WANTED AT FIVE PER
CENT.,on - Area Property worth
three times the amount. B CARPENTER & SON,
feft. C' 2121 South THIRD Street.
de WANTED TO RENT—A DESIRA
.=RIBLE BOMA in a pleasant neighborhood, within
the limits. of Pine street and Girard avenne and Tenth
and Twentieth streets, or in Went Philadelphia, Ger.
r mentown. or Chestnut
For a ph meant medium-sized House, in good order, a
permanent and good tenant can be had.
No children. Address "B. 8.," Box 95, Philadelphia
Poet Once. feta 2t*
OBBSTNUT•STREET BUILDING
my& WANTED- suitable for Library, Lecture Room,
&c., for the YOUNG MIN'S OHNISTIAN ASSOC/A
-TlON.—Agents or others, who will Mier an old Moss or
stare to make it snit, can have a prompt•paving tenant
on a five years' lease Apply to the Secretor'', Nos.
1009 and 1011•CHBSTNOT Street. itf
ffij WANTED—BY THE MIDDLE OP
sramarch. a comfortable DWIILLINO in.& good neigh
borhood
Rent not to exceed VOtt
telo42t* - Address Box. 225, Poet Oftioe.
al WANTED :TO RENT-BEFORE
the first of April, a DWELLIDO, With the modern
improvements, with 9 to 1.2 rooms. Central location..
Addrose Box len. Philadelphia P. O. fel9.lm•
maWANTED •A HOUSE, FUR
IMBED, for one year. In a central location. Ad.
drum Pratt Office to E. B. BENTON. fe9,3r,
WOADOLPH HINTZ'S FINE.
TONS and handsome PIANOS. Only foi
JAS. BELLAK S. 213.1. S. MTH dt.
NMERNEST GABLER'S 7 1-3
Octave Parlor Grand PIANOS. Overl,ooC
in use in Philadelphia. °alp for sale at
JAS. BELLA.K'S, 2818. FIFTH Street.
RAVEN & BACON'S PIANOS..
Hewn for 40 years. Only for Palo at •
JABBELLAK'S, 28.1. S. FIFTH Street.
CALENISUEG VAUPEL'S
11116Y11 , Comert PIAVOS; EDO clue. Only for
at - . JAB. BELL/II:VS, MS. FIFTH. %teat.
NEW , FINE 7-OCTAVE MO•
D3RE-STYLE PIANOS, from $275 to 51.000,
JAS. BELLAK, 581 8. 'lnn Street
$216.23168
MrPRINCE'S AIITOMANIC OR
GANS riqpion anythint known in thts lino.
Only for ask at fAS. BELLAK'S,
SRA FIFTH Street.
NM PRINCE, 45 CO 'S WORLD.
BELTOWNBA MIMODZOINS. Ovor SLOW
in ttoe now. JAB. BELLAK,BoIo Apra,
MS. FIFTH trook.
'FM SELLING OFF AT COST,
from now 'argil March lel. PIANOS ME
WHEW. ORGANS. and sit other Magical Instra•
meals. Fixtures. Window, Heater with papa Gas
Chandellens,'Zior .to the highest bidder. •11 mast be
told and taken away before the let of March
fe10.3.0t 1102 cHESTINUT Street
HOFFMAN & JA_MES, ATTORNEYS
AT TAW AND CONVEYANCERS ,
FRANKLIN, TRNANGO COUNTY, PENNA.
SANDE,. W. HOFFMA.N. WILL.LAM -JAMES,
(tate of Pbtladelphla..)
REFER To
Charles E Lex. Etat I '
on & ;James E. Little, Nig.,
E. O. Knight & C0 .. , H. Yeat & Co. W. O. Biddle k Oa.,
W
N W
BITOIEWEBAT FLOUR.
wirra movss, swum
NSW PARED PliaelrES.
OULTIVATBD ORANBURIBEI,
ALBERT O. ROBERTS.
DesUr is rine Groiries,
adzar Corner 16.1.11MBRTIVand. VON &reek
A.T REASONABLE PRUJES.
DIRECTOR,
• • -.CONDUCTOR.
Prima Donna.
Primo 'remora
WANTS.
AMEBIC/p..IV ACADEMY OF MVSIO.
BRILLLIAT
FAXIMILL SEASON or
GROVER•S ''*"
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
LIMARD 080988.,• 411 GAN 114 .1.11.11.11 *'6 o sok Dili /147 0.1 L:
TEM GRAND REPERTOIRE.
SPROUL MBEITION. —llpon the odasclact of the taunts,.
lion of sur one of the lighter Opems.
GRAITD.BOI3,3IIIB coacirsT.
A ifTAPHANY
AA 6VIIITITRA,
tKuRATItt, OR
Berri) OBLIAATO.
will be added to the Proramtae, fin which especial tea.
tore the eminent 8010 VW-nod:
&fr. CEARLES ICI33IOEL. tb Terreslabratad yomar
Mast and Composer.
Mr. =DWI° BRAIIN„ tba great Trombone SAABS
Mr. JULICS.II3RNSTBIV,4Ike Violinist. and
Kr. AD ota% 130#81% tbe . mreitt Eassoml3olol4.
*PA BSPECIALT,VEIfGABEIT.
In the presentation of the Chilli Operas of the Reper.
totre. the y greeted improvement Asthma and Charms
will be parent:
......... . . Von Weber.
The first pressatation of this celebrated Opera Is
America.
FBA DIAVOLO.--....
Composer of 'nut& Opera prtreated entire.
MARRIAGE OF - Nose*.
KARL POEMES, Es his celeb l rated . rAwonatlon of
IICIAIIO
LEB HUGUEN0T5... ..,.....
ROBERT LS DIABLE;••••
THE JEWESS
FAULT
BERRA:RS; • In VA wraat Speclslay of
REPHIMY,FiELES,
Deti OTOTATIII
DSIC IBS/SCHUTZ •• .......... • • -- Vote Weber.
MARTHA Flotow.
wanner.
IiNnkUSER.
DARE BLAACEE, } The'°. • -* 3°cca-81°11 ' 84iaidleit
The Grand Overture in the full Double Grand Orches
tra. Entire First ALCI and Oland Septet or Wagner's
TANNDAUSERIconceded the Ormn of the Opwrah net
in addition on the same occasion, LA DAME BLARona
entire
JIKe
fer -tr NO OrBEA WILL BE ItBPEATED.
i
NEW" CHESTNIITS7R A.
IET THE
-LI TEE:
The Manager would respectaNy - announce that the
BENEFIT THE AID
OF THE
SUFFERERS BY THE LATE OiNf FL mummy.
which wci; announced to take ON
this Theatre ea
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,
will xOt come 4211 r Elf advertised, but willlbe given et the
ACADEMY OF music.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 17tle.
ander the ampler!' of
•
THE COTE RIE B L A NCH E - ASSOCIATION
AND
The Company of the New Chestnut street Theatre.
THE ENTIRE owes
without any deem' ion, will be at once appropriated
TO THE RELIEF OF THE STIFFER SKS. I
MISS L ELEN- WESTERN
haa kindly volunteered her services. and will appear la
one of her best characters.
Fall particulars in - regard toprograturner ka.. Will be
given in to morrow's ('Tuesday's) papers.
Price of admiraton....—r”...— 10 coats-
Mewled eehts
THE BILE OF SEATS AND TICKETS
Will commence TOMORROW MORNING. it
THB FOLLO WING PLACES:
Fox Office Chestnut-street Theatre.
Box Office Academy of Maxie.
Risley's Book Stand, ContieentallloteL.
Gould's Maeda Store, Seventh and Che4tnnt &teats,
Laok out for the particulars in to-morrow's Papers.
N B.—There will be no matinee at this Theatre os
'Wednesday afternoon next.
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATRE—.
CHESTNUT STRBET, ABOVE T WELETEL
MONDAY AND TUESD &V 'EVENINGS.
SECOND WEEK
OP TEM
YOUNG, BEAUTIFUL, AND FASCINATING
MIES HELEN WErTEENN N.,
MISS HELEN WESTE
who will appear upon the evenings above named Ii the
Grand Military Spectacular Drama of the
F.RENOR SET.
Mathilde,
Henri Et. Alms, Helen Western.
Hemet,
The performance will conclude with the amusing
Western speciality called a
DEVILISH GOOD JOKE.
In which Mica Helen Western will personate
SIX DIFFERENT ONAKAOTEBE, '
and dance a YORKSHIRE CLOG DAN CE.
Sa ?UEDA! AFTERNOON. Feb. 1811.,__
THIRTY-ELBE? OBAIAD FAMILY mesurza.
THE THERE IIUsEDSMEIII
will be presented.
IiNTALicATT-STREET
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The distinguished Comedian.
AND M T R E RNTNKDRMWA
RE
attached to the Walnut-street Theatre, will appear bum
entertainment of
RARE EXCELLENCE,•
nu TUESDAY AFTERNOON. February 14.H0r the
BENEF/r OF THE SUF FERERS BY ERR LATE
TERRIBLE FIRS.
Mrs. OARRETTEON Las generously tendered the
Theatre for the occasion. and every person shoat As
establiahment luta volunteered their services.
Tickets can be obtained at the Walnut &treat Theatre.
and also at all the Police Stations throughout the city.
Remember the
FRANK DREW MATINEE
for the benefit of the buffeters ty the late fire. Will tea*
place at the
WALNUT-STREET TREATER,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February 14, 1845. 81
UTALNUT-BTREET THEATRE.
MERRY SHOU'IS OF LAUGHTER NIGHTLY
GEM the Great Comedian, MR. FRANK DREW.
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Februan• lg.
VIOLET; THB LIFE uF AN AirraEss
Grimeld) Mr. Frank Draw.
Also, on the same evening, Mr. Drew will appear hi
his. great impersonation of
SOLON SHINGLE,
In the drama of THE PEOPLE'S LAWYER
TUESDAY, Feb. 14—Matinee for the boned; of the
refftre) a bY the late tire.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
STREET THEATBM
LAST WEEK OP MER JOHN DREW.
THIN (MONDAY) -EVENING. Feb. 13, 1365.
SHE STOOPS TO canuxh.. ,,
Miss Hardcasta• airs. JOHN DEM
After which "JONES' BABY."
Jones Stuart Hobson..
WEDNESDAY—BENEFIT OP StIFFEBABB BT yam
FRIDAY—MBE. JOHN DREW'S BEJEFIT.
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS, WAL
NUT STREET. ABOVE Stamm
POSITIVELY THE Leer WEEK
PONTIVELY THE LAST WEEK
OF THE
' GREAT DAN RICE,
GREAT DAN RICE,
TILE ORATOR AHD HUMORIST OF THE NATION.
who will introduce his ceiebrated,wonderfnl, as:onialts
leg, and symmetries; Horses.
EXCELSIOR. .55... THE TALKING HOES&
and the thorongh•bred Arabian. Steed,
STSPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
Also, the original comic Mulles,
PETE AND BARBRY.
REMEMBER, POSITIVELY TH IL AST WEEK
First appearance on MONDA II MUSING. 13th last
and during the week, of JAMES IdELVILLE, the woe..
derful and fearless Australian horsentah. Also. the
surprising and astonishing performers, the AUSTRA
LIAN FAMILY. Remember the last WeeX. of the
N RICE.
Admission—lSO cents let tier; 25 cents 2d tier.
Commence at 7 40
Performance. on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF
TERNOONS. Commence at 3.% o'clock. falS4t
SPECIAL AID TO THITSUFFERERS.
A GRAND PERFORMANCE will be giv en
. THIS AF
TERNOON, commencing at half paet2 o eine*, by the
proprietors, Messrs. STONE, Bo.isToN, Fut; ratios.
and. BROD SON DAN RICE will experiment with his"
wonderful horse EXCELSIOR. All the performers and.
attaches of the establishment, in all its many depart
meal a, have volunteered their services gratuitously. sc
thas the entire proceeds will be given In aid of the sur-
FEBBRS by the recent conflagration in the city. tt
p,BLECT READINGS BY JAB. B.
Li MURDOCH. at CONCERT HALL.
MONDAY EVENING', Feb. 13,
The CoMmittee but leave to announce to the public
that Mr. MOBDOCH will read his arrangement of
Tennyson's beautiful Poem. entitled ENOCH ARDEN.
or UNDER THE PALM. The reading, as given by Mr.
Murdoch, embraces the main features of the Poem, ME
a per feet outline of the story.
Ireaddition tc the- Poem, Mr. Murdoch will read Er
harts from the 4011,44 th, and 45th Chapters of Isaiah.
Also, Alexander's Frast, or the. Power of Music—
ydeu.
A Iteport from Below. or High Life below. Stairs—
Hood.
Ancient and Modern Greece contrasted. (Kenichi
from the Oiaonr—Byron
Falstaff's Refixed Regiment, and the Catechism mg
Honor - Sh ak spears
Scott and the Veterans, or the Spirit of 1811—Bayard.
Taylor.
Tickets for the Evening, 50 cents. A limited number
of RESERVED SEATS, without extra. charge, can be
obtained on early application to T. B. PUGH 8 Book.
store, corner of SIXTH and CHESTNUT S.reete.
Tickets will be sold at the HalL Doom open at 7 o'clock.
Recitation at,S. It
ASSEMBLY BUILDING.
MATINEE MUSICALE
By the Philadelphia CLASSICAL QuINTSTTI OWN
EVERY WSDPIESDAY, at 8 P. M.
Ticket.% at the Door. Pitt" Cent! mob. 48.11-ientewill
rzTrw.77.9rlnMi'llOrM'W=l
a REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE I
BEAL ESTATE! RUE, ESTATE!
E,000.0:0 WORTH FOR SALE,
,oco,coo WORTH FOR ;MLR,
.000 000 WORTH FOR SALE.
FEBRUARY CATALOGUE JOST OUT.
FEBRUARY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FEBRUARY - CATALOGUE JUST 4.10 T,
FOR GRATUITOUS DIETRIBUTLON!
FOR. GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTBIEUTIoN.
Seep It before the people. that MILLER'S CATA
LOGUE OF CITY REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE. is issued
every month. and is considered the greatest production
of the ace to partials interested. - No purchaser should
fail to get a copy. GEORGE , C. MILLER.
Real Nrtatm Broker,
No. 1.54 North SIXTH Sweet,.
Open nntil 10 P. N. fell Sdf
AFOR SALE-THE RESIDENCE,
No, 713 FRANKLIN Street. between eleetes and
Brown streets. For terms, pemut to examine, ao., ID
.Pl9.firet, between 2 and 4 o'clock P. M., to
ILL C. WALKER. atsorney-at-Law,
fel3.lot* 500 WALNUT Sweet.
FOR SALE-A HANDEOME At
RBSIDNISCE. with 14 to 30 acres of Land, Situ
ale In UPger Darby township, Delaware county, about
four muse Weet'Ot Market-street bridge.
This property has many stand advantages—a in.
etresm,bordered with large forest trees, winds throngt
a beautifully Taxied lawn.
The Hones 1. a good, large old-fashioned STONE
MANSION, with the took of a Rome all about It.
For particulars apply to
MEDLOOS & PASCRALL.
fe13 , 61 715 WALMTPT Street.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
350 ACRES OF LAND
IN ELK COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
about eight miles south from Eldguy. the counts
town-
The indications of oil in tbls county are such that
extensive cper.tione are now in progreas for the dery—
loppment of tbis Int. rest.
Thusproperty. If applied for liamedlatety. can be kg&
for $16.000, anbject to 0ne...5104h reservation, and. if
taken by a stock corporation. one-third wit/ be taken
in neck. J. D RINBOT.
fsl3.3ce 436 WALNUT &reek
j:II,AND FOR SALE LOW-114
E&L31011 GREER% five miles from Tionesta
rirertte rOitaperstiess of Buffalo. Brooklyn. Salmon.
Big tr4ijratea, and Cotter Earm 011 Companies Amber
011: worth ttSO at the We is Iona& here. Oil springs
abotmd one and a half miles from Merlon, oonnty seat
of Forest, 011 Creek and Ridgway Railroad wilt. ran
near by. H. OGLER. Jr.. & CO.
le7 6t. if THIRD and HARMONY Con'tt.
CO AL—R A R E OPPORTUNITY.—
FOR liALß,Three Hundred and Ninety- dye (395)
Acres of most valuable COALsituated in DA It-
LIANGTON TOW-NSHIP. BEAVER CJIINTT, .•at
the chicego and Fort Wallte Itailropd. The road pa.sen
eirectly threugh the land*, one mile west of Bebe Val
ley Widen. and-about forty miles west of Pittsbarg
and embraces the following tracts: One reipetnal lean;
of James Smart, containing 107 acres. with Slyer sent
royalty; one perpetual lease of Jos. Newell. contaltdur
95 wee. with-Km amt royalty; one perpetual lease
of John New ell.cemtaining 96 arsres,_ with 16 Pet cent.
royalty; one perpetual lease of -Joshua Newell, *ou
tplay's 96 acres, with 16 per cent royalty.
Governor Tod. who owns a coal beak nearly oPPeellee
says it la the best Quality of Coal and brings the hicken
Wee.
For further particulars anti , " to
DR. W. rims.
No. 933 ARCH Street,
Philadelphia. POOll4.
Ahlo.for sale . between thirty and forty thaaaatat liana
o• valuable OIL Lana • fe1.5.50
muraoraurre VA/ UUSTtflt walt4,
•-•-• • - C. Onikod.
Gonaed.