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NOTICES*
PIIIILADYLPHI IL, FEBRUARY
13_,_1814. —A meemoy of Me Stook hoidere of the
ZYSFSII wlslA I,IL COMP Saif pill be held et tOll
VutsrsuT etreet 12d story) on pultsda r, the 89th
at 2 o'clock P. X , for the porpnoo or " L ' arml "
the action ol the emulators cad dlrAetore to that
date. 'W M HARIA)W.
rells.2t* Secretary sad TreaStlreW.
Q iniericum OF THE FAIRMOUNT
PASSIM:MR BMW eY (10111'adlr, CAI"
yrrISHILL Street, below W 1,41 Bridge, •
PRILADHLPHIA. Sl, 1885.
"..._lsfoTl'll RgyElly rot Vaff to the Stockholders of
Sim Fairmount Pesaengei Railway Company that
of the Storrldwidero will be held at ftoom No se
lIILADRI.PfiIa SXCHASOK, on WEDSRIDAY,
February MO. at IY, o'clock M., to take into eon
dlideration the agreement made be We day between the
Director b sad managers of the 1140touville, Manta Land
Talrroonar Passeagor Itelivoad Company and the DI.
Teciore bad filenagete of tiro Fairmount Paaseurfer
May Compamv. fur the merger and aoaeolldailon of the
.rporato riabra powers, privilegee, franobidita, and
° peri l cf the Talrmount hteeeneer stalaway' ii qtarm ,
lute end nlth the Beattnvillth Mantua, and Fair
tont Pasoroger Railroad Company, and to vole for
.0 adoption or I ejeatlon of the came
101 4 51. 13 14 15 7t ,TORN R. 11107 M, President.
vv... TO THE STOCK HOLDERS OF
. THE HESTONVILLE, Mitlitfl,t. AND FAIR
'..,IIt4OIINT Pa SSESO SR RAILROAD Ot , BlPh 3 Y . !
110 VICE iti HIRIBY GIVEN to the sweetiet tors of
' the above Company that a meeting of tto Stecitholdere
' 'WIII Fe held at the Mee .if C. H Hcocßu. R s ' l l. Na
436 WALNUT Street. Plilladelehin,cn Ity ISDN &wail',
the 16:11 of February, at 1 o'cloot P. et . to take into
Coat ideretion the agreement mode ale day het wbett the
!rectors and Managers of Pie Fairmount Passenger
t i
i Hi Tway Company and the Director.; end Managers of
he Bettonvide, Mantua, and Fairmount Paesseger
, •5 , allrond Company, for merger and cousnitdation of tae
.. werparai o r i g h tg , pryers, privileges, fractal:item and
operty of the Fairmount Pams•mger Ball way Cifirripti•
,‘ y into end witb the liestonvllle, Mantua, and FAY,
Swam Poo--r nger Railroad Com pany,and to vote for the
, 'adoption ei rejection of the inerriP.
C. if, DUE G &N. Preeldent.
•,AT 1 PrillA, Jan. 31, 1561. fel-4 8 11 13 ti St
-• T'QIE NEXT ORA FT.—cturiNiii ,
p.O BOY ITOTS. hEPRESENTATIVS. &ND 'V 0 .
iER AGENCY.—We beg leave to call the =act
or theme who are drafted, and theme who are en.
ii
!,, aLd tinble to military duty, and 4180 that Mass of
son.. aim are r ut liable to draft (larliee end gentle
-1 over forty Ore 'WO, to our agency fur procaring
~chutes and Volunteer Repr estitatt vas Pefrnlng
mold attend to this Important matter at once, as the
if( hits been Mud for the IGth of February next,
:e ore doing a strictly legaltnate business: We sow
aIe.IIIP g men not liable tutoe Mart an snbtti sates and
.resentativen aglow, it not at lower Moue, than any
,1 Recur} In Philadelphia 'Fit. law allow. us to put
mutates In the Navy or Marine (tome, to he credited
cig', Militia in the State wnere the principal revldes
p Inv Mate boat am. If person Beteg in or oat of the
te , who are enrolled, will farnith no wile it uerti Slate
their enrolment, from the Provost Marshal of their
Arid, thee can have Substitutes !worn into ether
';eh of this acrylae, which will (ally exempt them
draft
ference combo given to ladles and gentlemen in this
, fir 'tabor° we have done bastne-g in tide line, and
in the following 0-'Millen: °nester. Delaware,
tkomery. Dents, /kolts, denuylkill, and Borth.
ton.
Pb —Mtwara and Clobis furnished at the lowest
;i1,1% To icon. Liberal arranietnents made with to wll
ip r(1,,,:i tines to till quotas.
101 l or nth tees Mo.RALLY, FAX3I3f, & CO .
411 ttliEhTil CT Street;
Or, Box 1077 Fhiladelphta Poet Office.
___
WIICE TIIE NORWICH OIL
AND AIMING COMPANY, 503 00101E305
ICET.
FFIILALT.LPELIL, Fab it, Hai
meeting of the Stockholders, held en the 9:h in•
for lue purpose of accepting tne Criarwr and or
-1,1.eg, the following gentlemen were elected Diree
to er•rvo for the current year:
.10SEY1:1 vol DWELL,
of Plttelittrif.
.{PALTER OnNSSON,
JOHN S. MIKE.
- AVG. B. SaIPt.T.Y,
COATM3 WAI,' ON, of Philadelphia.
MAXWELL LOWLAND,
A. G OISSON.
ALFRED B JrSTIOB,
sod at a meeting of the Directors, held thin 'day, the
un-lte paten en were elected officers:
LTEti. OBESSON. President
R. LAD F MAN. Tice President.
B SHIPLEY, Treasurer.
BN HMS OLD. Secretary.
PELLADSLPHI&, Jan 27. 1866.
ttic^la hsreby given that the Commission for the
went the Oily Bounty are now prepares to receive
sdjust tLe claims of all new recruits under the pro.
)ns of Ordi Cantle of January H. 1805.
tiantcrt e for One Year will receive a Warrant for
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLAR 4,
)lunteert for Two Years will receive a Warrant far
OPE, IitINDRED AND FIFTY DOLL aRS.
Aunt:tore for Three Years will receive a Warrant for
FILE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Lolled citizens who than place in the 'write of the
,ed Steles a Substitute for not leas than Three Years.
trance of draft a who shall thereupon b ora-
l upon - the a
quota ,
ot nd
the city of Philadelphia. a will
re a warrant for
THEE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
lee of the Coward&
OF
every deeription, much nese. _ ler the suffer
he 1 aie li , e—rean, el& 'row ewposetre •
sent to Mrs. J. V. wssr 9JB CLINTON'
rprnes and Pine &treats, -9111 be Otatvihnted to
Term. subject to an order trcm Rev S. W. The
atre. J. M RlLdr.
9313 PReirECLAN,litreet.
litEp S. M.
SPRUCII Sr-
TRA— gICEIOOh. —'fhe
Ingot the ALUMNI AssocrAnna of the Central
School will be geld on WEDDIE4DAY Evening.
eery 15th, 1 885 at 8 o ' clock at the High School
tog, BROAD AND ORESII thtreete Blomberg can
)btain Tickets for the Oommenoement.
• CHARLES BUCK WALTER, President. .
2t*
ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS I—.
RICHEST BOUNTY I
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Recruiting . Committee ere now preptred to pep
SR the LAREIEbT BOUNTIES to all recruits so
cd to this ward.
'will eft at thellottbemet corner of THIRTEENTH
l'ircets EVERT DAV from 9 to 4 o'clock,
i information mill be cheerftuly Elven.
the bre/ e S re; come to no end receive FULL
[1.2 CAH.
BOUNTIES.
re year......... . ....... .......... 00
, o years . . .......... . ... ....—....... .... .... 690 CO
Tee yPSTR • 840 0.)
' WO. 1 - 13141 V3TBRANB JOINED:I RANCOUIC'S
CORPS.
to years
res 7 OATS..-
Dr. 7. mkemicpackt,.
0 • oLoitrr Street.
Kiblerte,yinA, Pebraary 24, Ha
.ICE IS HEREBY AN, That all STOCK at
I LARD 111.1IfINO COMPANY on which instal
, two dde and unpaid bee been declared Aw
ard aftil be meld at Pablbe Auction on SAVO:I-
W , fourth day of Math, 1886. at 12 o'clock,
it the Office of the Secretary ol the Corporation,
le to the Charter and hly•LaWe. °Alen re.
in or before that day.
By order of the Directors.
A. HOOPES,
Secretary and Treasurer.
W WENTY•THIBD WARD EN .
MENT ASSOCIATION. —This organizers'''.
prptared to pay a Ward BOIMEY of $513 to all
crediting thtmselves to the Ward. The tnonev
prornt.try patd upon presentation of the certifi
mincer to elthrr of the nudersigned. at Prank-
W W. AXE. President.
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, Jit, Treasnrer.
lileoretarY. felt 60
OFFICE OF TILE GLAMORGAN
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. Feb 11.11155.
1101131 Newlyn of the Stockholders of this Com
lib,: held
• reet. a onT O U ffi
RS ce D AY h e Feb m npay . 2 no ,
8 0
S
lock M., at which an election WILL be hold for
to CC -
MB OF
_ _ DISTRICT OF
e'LVANIA, ORR N o r th TRIRD Street.
.CFI is hereby given that the litters!' increased
on Mo. me, useeir act of June 30th, 1814. and of
,eciel Income Tax assessed in bursuartwe of the
'octillion of July 4th. ISO, wit' be open (or in
s, rod fov eppea.s relative to the same, en the
I, aat ltd der s of February. ISO.
ipen is 'hould be in writing, and testimony will
aired t e given under oat...
b avi cif made inflame returns under any Wean"
, tor of their liabilities:leder the excise 14V7 will
or portunity of correcting the same daring the
of olives's, and those suspected Denies who
to grail themeelves of this last offer may rely
thorough Invecigation being Instituted nnder
i 4, art June 90th, 1544, and the inexorable en
r f all the penalties provided for la case of
ire udulent retains.
.L FLETCHNR BUDD,
U. S. Assessor, Third District Pa.
TZI L QUICKSILVER XINING
COMPANY, No. 21 NASSAU Street,
NEW Yogic, February 1,1126.
lime! Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
Atl T1 1 :1 ItNTA C. ROTEL, bathe aity of Phil/Wel-
WEDNESDAY, Febrn3W . Zki, at one o'clock
Inca! Ricetion of DIRECTORS will be held at
lace, on the flame dal, between.the hours of
ire 2 1 . 6!.
Ln e.r Books will be closed on SATURDAY,
15th, and reopened on MONDAY, F..bruary
J. B. RANDOL,
Secretary.
.I,IIAMTOIVEI OFFIUZ INTER•
aL RIVEISUIS 801 OFIESTISITT
05T DISTINICT OF PENNBILVAELs.
SPECIAL INCOME Viz
lig k.:,coha, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Shah, and
Sleveoth
FREER Y . 01YEti that the Lists of Taxes.
in accordance with the provisions of the joint
,n of Congress, approved Jaly 4, 1881, imposing
tax of live per centum upon the sales. Profits
r for tie year ending December gut, 1863, and
e increase upon
LICENSES
too le Dealers. Retell Dealers in Liquor Hotel
end renters, as per act of June 30th. 18 64. have
treed to me by the Atmeesor of the Dietriet, and
tanee are now due and payable, and that pay
area ie hereby demanded, and will be received
Ake between the heave of 0 A. M. and I P. M.
afore SATURDAY. February glth, ISM
•
11 who neglect to pay on or before said Batar
'ehruery 26th, a sliscial demand will be issued,
lee the law provide', a fee of twenty cents and
cent yonalty, to 3 will be seen by is wends to the
:tine of the act of Jane 801. h. 1801.
y Or the United States and thit of Banks known
Inel Banks only received
JESPER HABDINCI, Collector.
, ILPIT , FetellaTY 11,1866. fe11.127
_AESTON COAL AND IMIPROVE•
MEAT COMPANY. Mo. M 05% WALNUT
_ PHILADELPHIA, BibsHaryll,
01 TO ATOCICHOLDXIOI.--The annual meeting
iholoors for the election of Directors will be
the °Mae of the Company, on Wilinflit.DAY,
Ist, et to o'clock A. X The nec,ssory arrange-
Ir completing tbe purchase of the leased colliery
;amen y's legate will be presentecto tiregtock•
* their ariPlairal H. Pr '"
PHILADELPHIA, Yebraary 8,1866.
Meeting of she ettookholdere or she above
will be held at the oftee No 8180.-
F X cliaeloE, on WEDMSBDAY, lath test
Job /'for the purpose of ooesultlog es to
zloty of telling W. or peel br the property of
gulp&
tr of the Board. WM. 0. Ur
mined effort to o the brat .je
trlater, at the linal:bllCON 0 and OCCATIS
come, every one of you who prefers sub.
TWlLtirr-FIY3 DOLLARS to bOrtc drafted.
Ton who hive burfnear and social gee no urgent
mi cann youreelvea, and give to those who
d wiil t ofuyour dent
its, will be held every night until our quota is
the draft P!'"lABonanurt -
V 0 . _ED— NO
DRAFT —We have_ enlist prospects of befog
otn the draft, and have onlyto eirgi on thee. Who
oat clone thole dot to aubeerlbe Auer/illy at 0.03
tin( TEIIB AVANIAG. at 13P . 81110
at 7X o'clock
mike° meet EVERT Evininget. at the Mesta
o(a3, In the Hail. except Fridays. .
IPttoo Cet Lhasa*. 13 aud-getpae..
VAN OLJVS. rreadee.
JOHN H
ENO=
E STOOK,
LY OSg&K OIL
lr b o - tore will be held on
J o clockst the OLIN
lath YOUR r Street.
8188 LJR, SaesaAltrT;.
CEN•II
Lal Addro44
)4 delivered
ID ei" SYS.
conga r
or 4 ot Uzi
"TB),
• CEN
ASSOCIAT)
$BlO CO
990 (0
00
'icrattlng
matittee.
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nb
re.
1Y
NOTICEIL
far Amman AssolozwrioN cgs.
TRAL DIOR SCHOOL —The setat-mtnual
TEAL
of the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OT TISK OIN.
TAAL MOR SCHOOL will be hole at the High School
building, on WIDNISDAT EVENING. Feb. U, IMS.
at S o'clock. Brodoeas of tmportaam will L. brought
before the meeting . frß 7t* NICYRT R. IDMUNDS, Seeretary.
A:L MUNI 48BOCIATION. CON
TAAL HIOWSCHOCL.—Tbe Amp_ual Address
before the ALUMNI ASBOOtATiON of the Oeotral Higbi
School will be delivered by HENRI R, EDMITNDd,
Haq., on FRIDAY EVEN Febrasry 17th,no ; id 5
o'clock, at CONCERT HALL.. • The Introductory AA
diese mill be deltvered by OEO. ALFRIO TOWN.
SEND leg Tickets may be obtaboed of HENRY R.
- EDMUNDS, Req., No. SISULSonth FIFTH Street.
D. PELMET.
foil in,* Chairman of Board of Mangers.
MEa CAM fl LE LIBRARY VON.
PANY, PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 6. 1886.
7 be Annual ideation for uhloore for the enauhair yes
take place oo TIJKOD.oI, -mot Ines . at the IA!
BRA HY ftc ON. POUN °pea et P. M.. 'and elan eta
P. M. JEO. A IfoALLIST 66.
f47.13t Recording Elderetary.
far NVIIIITLKILL AND DAUPHIN
IMPROVEMENT AND RAILROAD COMM-
N V.—A meting of the stonkholdera will be held at to.
220 North SECOND Street, Philadelphia. on the SE.
CON J./ of March next. at 1 o clock. P. M., to elect Nino
Dlreolo: 6, and for whs . r bu.fnres. Be order
1.43-wfurllt. ;GEORGE S. TX YON. Secretary.
ELECTION.—OFFICE NORTHERN
1 CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPAITY,
BALTIMORE, Februats ZDM
gi General Reeling of the Ronk holclera of this Com
pays, wlll be'hald at CALVERT STATION on THURS
DAY. the ltd inst.. between the hours of it and Z P. Of
for toe parpoee of Risottos Twelve Directors for toe en
acting year. By order.
. . . _
ROST S BOUM, Seoretarr.
TAE TRANSFER BOOKS will be closed from and
after the 11th Inst. until after-the Steelton. fe9•Mtw9t
SIXTH WA RD. V4.IALIINTX ERS
end all interested will please observe that the
sixth Ward Recruiting and. Diabeirslng Agee% ie at the
Provost Marshal's Office, No._ '24.5 smith THARD
etraw, every day from 10 o'cloot A. El. until 3 o'clock
P. M., to' gay Beauty and to attend Walling the quota
of t..c Ward. JOBB RANAN,
fell. bi Recruiting and Disbursing Agent.
Igr. OFFICE PENNSYLVABILIt BAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,
PRILADELPELL. February Icli6.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. —The Annual Meet
ing- of the Stockholders of this Company Will be held on
TIIEEDAY. the 21et day of Fehr Dory. 1866, at 10'0'c:took
A. , at the BANSOSI•STREET HALI 4
Tile Annual Election for Directors will be held , on
MONDAY, the oth de ,. or klatch, 1861, at the °Zoe of
the Company, Ao. 638 South THIRD Street
fel.lBl EDMUND SMITH, clearstory.
tar NOTICE.—FARPIRE COPPER COM.
PANT OF MICHIOAN. —Nonce, IS HEREBY
01 VBX, That oil Stock in this' Company, on which the
tostaquent of Two DoUare per k•bare. August 119,
1564. sad due September 10, 1561. 1e not paid, is for
feited by raid default. and that according to the Chavter
sad By-laws or the Company It will be sold at' Pahlle
Auction on THURSDAY, 9th March, 1865, at 12 Of . at
the (Mee of the Secretary of the Company.' No. 4213
WALNUT Street Pblladelphis, unless paid no or be
fore that day. By order or the Board of Directors.
J. S f IN D LLIN, Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia . Tab. 6,U65. fe74nrafnatmb9
Er" FBA:DEMUR DOUGLASS WILL
deliver ;be THIRD LEMURS ofthe ammo. be-.
fore tbe aOCIAL. CIVIL. AND STATISTICAL ARK; •
CIATION OF THE COLORED PEOPLE Of PJLINSY
V ARIA. on TGLIESDAY EVENING, February 16. to
uONCERT RALL. " Equality befo a the
Law." Mies R. T. GhIfiENFIELD, the calebritad
Black Ewan," and the Post Baud. from ;pimp William
Penn, will perform on the occasion. Admission 23.5t5.,
for the benefit of.Freedneen, sick and. wounded Soldiers,
&o. Tickets may be had. at Pugh's bookstore. Sixth
and Chestnut str e et s Winn; Stotill, 107 - Nora; Fifth
street; Isaiah 0. Weary, Poplar and Randolph streets;
and al tee door, or from any of the committee. felr-in
OIL COMPANIES.
'CAMERON PETROLEUM CO.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL $1,000,000.
SI:IARES 200,000.
PAR WOO. -
KTBSORIPTIGY 50.
PRESIDENT.
VANCE STEWART.
• OP =ROAR COUNTY. PA.
TICRAMER,
-E. G. JAMES.
OP PrirLADELPHIA.
SECIINTALB.T,
J. L. DARLINGTON.
WEST OIMITIA, PA.
DIRECTORS,
vANON DTFMART, Mercer Bounty. Pa.
JOHN E. LEONARD, West Mester. Pa.
D. O. FORNEY, Washington, D. O.
HENRY D. DOOKE, WaeldJurtaap D. 4 1
SIMON - GAMMON, Haniebarg, Pa.
JOHN H. DIEHL, Philadelphia.
JOHN F. °RAPP', Philadelphia.
GEORGE 0. EVANS, Philadelphia.
JAMES DUET, Marlette, Lanatater ea., Pa.
The prscent and prospectine value of the stook of this-
Company may be inferred from the feet that it owns a
fee simple interest in 473 (four hundred and seventy
three) sores of the richest-Sealed oU territory in Vedatuto
county, believed by the most experienced. oil men in
that reEio ato be capable of producing a net annual in
come to the Company of one and a half _million dollars,
or ft 700 times the entire coat of the stock, which would.
be equivalent to twentylire per cent. a month on its
subscription price, or one hundred and N'ty per cent.
per annum on its par value.
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 miles below Franklin, con•
Mining 2n2 (two hundred and ninety.two) acres, with
332 rode (or over one mile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leases, each ten rode
sortars,and from which the owners of the tee simple get
One half the oil, free of all expense. Besides this, there
are two welle owned by the owners of the fee, from
which they get all the oil.
On hut Fares there are now ten wells in operation,
',reducing an average of ten barrels per day, and several
others are about being tubed. There are also -on it 187
(eighty. ter en) more lots surveyed, and more than fifty
applications are row standing to lease thelatter for °na
bs] f the oil to the owners.
Out of the twelve walla on this Pawn dews Renew
par lag handsomely; a fart which sufficiently demon
strates the great richness and. reliability of the terri
tory.
Is the entire fee simple interest in lel (one hundred and
elghty.one) acres, situate on the Allegheny river, near
ly opposite the "Hoover ' ' Farm, and a little nearer
Franklin. at the mouth of Hill Eon, having a front of
gg rode on the Allegheny river, sod one mlle on both
sides of Mill Ran, with ample boring surface for one
hundred wells, orlots of ten rode square. This tract
is known as the "Stewart Farm." and le (dear °fall
lease. or Encumbrances of any kind.
There is now in operation a fifty...liana well (beside
several smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which ad
join. this on the south. In fact, the "Stewart " Farm
is surrounded with good-Peeing wells, and within a
short time a single lease of SO rods front, on the Immo.
diets opposite side of the river, sold for 5165,003 (one
hundred and sixty-flys thousand dollars.) On this
lease a good well has been struck within a few days.
In addition to the territory of the "Stewart " Faring
which is believed to be equally as good as the " Hoov
er," there are on it a three-story Grist Mill, with line
ater-power, a good farm. house, and other buildings,
hat will be of use to the company.
The durability of this immediate 01l section is illus
trated by the tact that some of the wellson the "Hoov
er" Farm have been pumping for over four years, with
out any material diminution in their yield, while the
oil here produced. from ita greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity, always commands
from one to two dollars per banal more than the oil at
Oil Creek.
The °lacers of the Company feel hmilnad in Present
ing the following estimate of what, with vigorous
management, the above lands can be made to yield for
the benefit of the stockholders in a comparatively short
time:
TEE STEWART FARM."
There is room on this for one hundred lots of ten rods
square, all of which can be leased immediately for one
half the oil, free of all expense to the Company.
Istimating one Well to each lot (one hundred wens,
although there fa zoom for throe hundred) at the very
moderate average of ten barrels each, would make a
Daily Product 1.860 bble.
Out of this the Company' it share would be. 000 bbls.
Value of daily yield to the Company, at •
ten dollars per bbl (it is now selling at
..... $O.OOO 00
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, this would make the Compa
ny's annual net receipts', from the Stew
art Farm c10ne.... —... 1.000,000 00
Allowing the sante estimatesfor the "Hoov
er " Farm. In which the Company owns
one-fourth in fie of the land interest, the
annual net receipts from the would
........ STO. ow 03
Making the annual receipts from both
Farms .. 1.815,000 CO
Deducting from this amount the sum of
$876.00A for contingencies. would have
Lhe
Net Anneal Income of the Company. SILO AM (X)
ALL THESE LOTS CAN BE IMMEDIATELY LEASED.
If it le deemed expedient: at a royalty of one-half the
Oil, with covenants binding lessees to sink wells, with
all potable diligence, to-the depth of fOO or more feat,
A TIM TLAIIT WORDS TO BUBSOBIEO3BB.
Yon are not sulked to subscribe to thu Stook with the
expectation of immgdiately receiving large dividends ,
but the hula on Which the Company rests, it is be-
Holed. will make your investment not only aefe. but,
lereePeetively, of enor moue value.
giotwithstendiug,at the present prices of oil, the Com-
Pang's annual receipts (without any farther deVeleP•
meat) would be forty: thousand dollars, or eight per
cent. on the cost of the stock.
The President, 11r. Stewart. la one of the lint practi
cal rind experienced all operators in the State. and his
residence near the Company's property end general
oversight, of its management is the beet guarantee that
no efforts will be spared to make the investment pro-
Atable.
applications for a large proportion of the stook have
already been made, but none will be received until the
books of the Comma are regularly opened for that
PorPost
Only a limited amount of the stook will No sold at
aubscription prise.
The stook will be leaned full paid, without further
arsiumneuta.
. .
BOOKS OF 1313EFIORIPTION will be open for afew
days, on and after January 18, 2846, at the alas of
E. G. JAMES, Treasurer,
%o 101 WALNUT Strest. Phßad*.
DIVIDEN 4 8.
or OFFICE OF JERSEY' WELL OIL
CONPIET. 929 ONESTNIST Street.
PIifILAIVELPHIA. February IS, I!6&
DIVIDEND NOTICE .
The Direetore have' thle day neelared their Irat
Readily Dividend .of TUBES PER CENT. out of the
net earnings of the Company. pArable at thefrOffine, ou
and after Ear& let . The Treader Books will be
closed from thallet butt.
W. N. BARLOW.
fel& sefmdt Seeretary and Trea.burer.
lar" OFFICE or THE CORBIPLAATER
C0M.P.07, 524- WALNUT kitreet,
delphla,
PostonEr 8. 1816.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of ORB PBR OMIT. on the capital stock of the
Company, payabre at their .of lea on and alter the 20:h
tee.. Trantter book, close on thelDth. at 3 o'clock P.
M.. and reopen on the 314 inet,
ft 9.101 THOit. R. BRIDLE, Beerttarf.
-lormrsaksozsconFi&Ny.or Tpmg,
STATE OFNIMBI LVallila,
Ficaairear 6, ISOL
Tbe Diroctors bay* tlas day demand 11,dtvIdend of
TWENTY DOLLABS nig SHAUL olio: of al , taxes.
aa6 Pa y ab le on - deinond tobtocishoidess ,
their teem
representatives. W16L4111 P 6 Icf.
ter-SI Bsuo4axil.
THE PREBB.-PHMADELPHIK
# "ONCE MORE TO THE FRONT
MUM ILEGIMEPT IMP
IN ANTRIC PKIINSYLVADILL
VOL ITTSBNOL
7th 1711101 13A13L . JOHR A llll (NATIOIS 00EGARAI GUARD) UWE .
CO. .
BEGEMIS WANTED FOR ONE TEAR', 811131710.
BOTRTY FROM grs4o Q,ovaiAAL
T. sloo.
HIGHEST WARD BOUNTIES PAM
BISIDSB PAT. RATIONS. AND , CLOTHING.
Thu Reement is astranrical by the War Dajoartniont
and the Governor a! Pennsylvania.
All tie 011leen axe Veteran Soldiers. aad have abeam
their
COl/RAGE AND ABILITIEI ON THE FIELD OP
BATTLE
.
Do not wait to be Drafted, hat (=braes the present
opportunity to receive the Liberal
BOUNTIES OFFERED,
and to select your own officers.
ALL CITIZENS SHOHLD INTEREST THEMSSLVES
IN FILLING THIS REGIMENT PROMPTLY.
Colonel, JOHN A. OOKOAS. late Major Mal F. V..
formerly of the Mk P. V.
Lieutenant Colonel, JACOB El DAVIS, late Wor
Mb P. V.
Major, WILLIAM B. HENTLINGS late Captain iStat,
P. V.
HEADQUARTERS.
683 CHESTNUT Street.
NATIONAL (WARDS' Hi , LL. RACE STREST,B3LOW
SIXTH, fert-ti
fiVOLUNTEERS' I LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS—THE FIFTEENTH WeRD PAYS THE
vIGBEST BOUNTY,—Itmid those Rums, and dorPr
be numbriggen by Bounty Brokers,
Bounties yalci to
One• yr sr men
..... $540 00
tivo:Yearien . —...._
• " ****** ....... • , .695 CO
I knee. year teenS 000
To two-year Veterans joining General Haticoos'3
rorpor
For ene year ....... .. ... ... $3 ID 00
For taro jean 993 (0
_
F. , r three years 1 Id) DD.
gin premium paid for every aeoapted"voluntear malt
ed to this ward.
AMOS WA-LICSR, ) Committee.
CHARLES ROWER, f
Will be at the Provost riarshal'e Office, earner of
THIRTEENTH and BRiNDI WINE Stria; ts.., every day
to pay the Bounty and give all required information. ; ;
lel6 et
AVOID THE DRAFT t-VETERAN
KUM I itITES AND REPHRS'ENTAT IVS RR
CHUTE, FOR MAJOR ORNEBAL HANCOCK'S
FAST ARMY CORM
. . .
All Loyal Ci Gaeta w hocvonld. aid In procuring men to
dU the ranks of HANCt CK PSBR r ARMY RH OF
VgivEsce.fiti ehonld pay pattioniar attention to the feel
ing-Inm announcement or the undersigned:
Any Citizen defames of furninhing a Representative
Recruit for thin Come mime. premiere &certificate from the
Prevent Marshal of hie District, certifying that he le
exempt, either from being over 45 years of age or from
physical dieabilite. 'when 1 will famish him with et Ve
ten,/ Remelt for three years for $5OO, for two years,
$176; for one year, $5O; but in each case I mast be fur.
bibbed with a certified check for the whole amount. dee.
the Veteran when he le meek-red into the Barytes as ad:
orrtised—viz: for three years. $1,175; for two year.,
$950,; foe ore year, VIA and take my receipt for the
lame. The prioeival will then be entitled to a draw?'
beck from the United States Government of $353 for a
e.l ear Remesentative Reetuit; $366 for a two-year
Recruit; IRO for a three-year Recruit. Also, from the
city of Pailedelptia, under the advertieement of the
Clt yHounty Puna Commisoton. for cue year, 4400; two
years, $460; for three 3 ears, $6 - 6 The Representative
itecinit,in all cares, being entitled to all the bounties
due Volunteers when attached to Hancock' Corp..
Any-citizen Gable to draft retort produce a Certificate
of the Provost Marshal to that effect, in hiltDistrict,esd
Duni. h merwith a certified check, when I will furnish
him ith a receipt yor toe same. guaranteeing to tar
tlet a Veteran Substitute for one year for $760; for two
' years, $010; for three years. $1,176; which will exempt
the Principal from the Dra't for the above-specified
time. Those who place a Substitute for three yearn are
entitled to a drawback of $lOO from the Bounty Fund
Commission, but no allowances made by. the City, ex
cept for a three•year Embetitate; the Government allows
nothing whatever for Substitutes.
Vet. sane mast be accredited to the Wards or Town
Alps to which they live, and it to the May of every
Cittzen to induce the Bolder, who has been honorably
. discharged from the United States Naval. gavalry,_or
Infantry Service, to lain HANCOOK'S FIRST .4.RICY -
CORPS. and than aid La relieving their dab-District
from the approaching Draft to some ext. rat.
All pereons.who maids in ado:lining counties mot
' send with their cerlifleete of liability or nun-liability to
a Draft the &menu: of Local B textiles paid in their Ble
w. t. When I can tell them exactly the net cost of far.
filching a Repreeentati re Recruit or Substitute.
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer n Hancock's
- Corps to. vie:
' For. one year. Government Bounty :1,44XY
City of Philadelphia Philadelphia-•- f ........... •• • • 40)
Monthly pay from ' U.S Gov't $l6 per month.... 162
Cicthirg account yearly. ..... 42
Ward Bounty (average)
City relief for families of vol's ,$6 per month..... 72
Total -...........—.. 151,03 l
The net pay-of a Veteran Volun te er for two years in
Hancock's Come is, yls:
government Bounty. .... •.. ...................-...•••• 111500
City of Philadelphia Bounty ...... ..... 455
Monthly pay from 11. 8 Gov't., $l6 per , month.... 884
Want Bounty (ayerage) ' 55
City relief for family. Se per month.. ........ —... ' 144
T0ta1.... 81.603
the net pay of s Veteran 'Volunteer for three 'Yuan in
Hancock' a Corps tr. vin:-
Govern' gent Bounty • ..-46re
City of Philadelphia
Monthly pay from U. a Gov't, CB per m0nth....... 478
Clothing account, Bit per year. ..... ..... ••• 126
Ward Beauty taverage) 15
City roller foriamilles...lB per month 218
Total --82,013
By of Major General HaNCOOR„ in an ofil
crmmunicstion, dated February 8, 1805, I am dl
reined to state there is no authority for the statement
that the VETERAN CORPS will be permanently loos
ted in Washington. The various Ward Committee* in
this city are re quested to call at the Recruiting Head
quarters, at 116 South SIXTH etreet,land see the WWl
her of Veterans enrolled and residing in their wards;
for which they well be credited when the veteran is
mustered in, for the purpose of malting arrangements
at once to pay the Ward and City Bounties in cash, for
which I will give them a receipt. Brittle means a Ve
teran will not be subjected to any discount on a idly
warrant, which lie receives for his bounty money when
mustered in.
All Veterans who desire to have their interests looked
after without being swindled byisharpers are directed
to the Recruiting Agency. 11.16 Bomb. SIXTH Street.
" Berry's Marquee, where ens Rifle is to be teen daily
Which the Veteran la entitled to .10:4311 at the expiration
of hie term of serffee, which diechargee sixteen shets
per minute.
All communications on this subject after this full ex-
Mar ation must be brief end to the point, Will be
promptly answered by addr sit g
BE I.IAMIN FRANKLIN.
Chief Detective Department Pollee
Mayor's Office, Philadelphia.
N. 13.—R0 Loafers, Bounty Jumpers. or Commission
Men need apply, as no dealing will be allowed with
them. ffelo-61113 B. Y.-
IPUBLIC NOTICE.-REPRESENTA
TIVB RECRUITS FOR HANCOCK'S NEW ARMY
CORPS.—AU loyal citizens who would aid. In pro
curing men to flit the ranks of flancock's New let
Army Corps, anti particularly all 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 roust procure a certificate from the Provost
Marshal of his district stating whether he is liable to
be drafted. or whether he is exempt. It exempt, a Ete
presentstiye Recruit will be furnished for three seers
for POO, for two years lOr $176, and for one year for $5O.
If Itablerto be drafted, a substitute WILL be furnished
for one year fOr NM for two 'years for $9lO, and for
three years for 61.176.
Recruits must be Veteran Soldiers, and must be cre
dited to the district to which they belong.
Citizens should avail themselves of the foregoing op-
Portunity w delay, ev e ry will readily 13e under
stood that it Sineduty of man to pat in a Repre
sentative Recruit In order to avoid the draft.
The undersigned assumes all responsibility, end will
furnish certificates to citizens presenting recruits for the
term the men have been enlisted, directly after they
have been mustered in.
A Recrniting_ Ofilce Southaticeek's Corps
.. hee been
established at No. 106 fiI.XTEI Street.
All nem emery Information will be cheerfully given by
making application to
BIINJI MIN riILINICLIti.
Chief of Detective Police, Mayor's; Office, Phila.
Pirmamszrma, Feb. 6, 1866. fe9-61
FINANCIAL.
CAPITAL STOOK $750,000.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Tide Bank will commence bushman under the National
Blinking Janda=
DI 0 N .13 A. 34" •
lara DAT OP FEBRUARY. INSTANT.
No. 109 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Ono door south or Chestnut. ,
Liberal arrangements made with puttee favoring as
with their business.
Colleations will be msde on an acoeteible point% On
the most favorable temp.
Attention Is invited to the names of Directors below.
"1".1101171".31AN.
PRZSIDENT
3011VIDT,
CAMEL
DIRECTORS.
0301108 N. TROUTMAN, Preadult.
Late Cubits of The Wooten Bank of Philadelphia
Nf i ggAgggle l"
Of Kate, Tacker, & Co., iron founders, ito.
M. W. BALDWIL
Of M. W. Balicybx & Co., locomotive builders.
PERCIVAL ROBERTI!,
CI A. & P. Roperte & Co , Iron matrafoutnrors.
JOEN E. GRASP?,
Of BIN&Mon. firma, & Co., min/nand shipooriof coal
CHARLES F. NORTON. .
Of CbAa. P. Nor, on. & Co., minors and 'tappers at CORI.
JOHN ERNES,
Late of John Milne' & Co., =tam and anipPora of coal.
JOSEPH ESHERICK,
Of lettertek di Black, importers and jobbers of dry goods.
SAMUEL it. SHIPLEY.
Lite of Shipley. Hazard. & HatoMason. comalladoa
dry goods merchants.
DAVID B. ERVIN.
Late of Eteeel.Wleat; & Ervin, importers and jobbers of
dry goods.
TREASURY DEPARTIIIENT, OFFICE
- 1 - OF THE OOMPTROL LER OF THE CUE.RIDECT;
Wdll/11/EII'ON, January 26. 1866
Whereas, By setiefactory evidence presented to she
undersigned, it bag been Made to pE
NATIODIAL EXCHANGE BANK OFP H ILA D ELPHIA.
in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia. and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly orr.a•
aired 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 frir the circulation and redemption
thereof,' approved June a,1869, and bas complied with
all the provisions of said act rectal-red to be complied
with before commencing the business of banking under
said Act—
. . .
Now, therefore, I, HUGH MoOIIIDOOH. Otrutp
troller of the Currency. do hereby' , minify that THE
NATIONAL EXCHAEGE BAILIE OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadei,
phla, and State of Pennsylvania, Ls authorized to dom.
Mende the business of banking under the net aforesaid.
1 ,.,_-_, , the Co mp .. In testimony Whereof, witness my
ael“„" •"'• of 'in.f.. - hand and seal of office thigiweat7-
'
troffer • ' fifth day of 'hammy. 1934
OurrearY.
HUGH gIoCaLLOOH,
That Comptroller of the Carrellor.
OE STOOKS, 11. 13; LOANS, &c.,
111013011 T AND BOLD
ON commission,
ST GBORGB J. BOYD.
Biroker,
1f0..1.111 Sonth TRIIID Strait
2.3- utti
WAXAMAJLE& & BiIOWN4
FINANCIAL.
U. S.
'l.li'J'L_._);iMie,Asiai.M2-
E 7 antborty of the 8e rotary of thW Tieeenry. the
undersigned lime esemned the Genet& Pubic:divides
Agency for`the sale of tinned States Triteenty Mete,
mien and three tenths per fent. Intersit
anyonsi, known es the '
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN: -
These Notes are hated modes' date of August 15v )8841
and are payable three years from that time, la e‘W
rens/. or are convertible at the opitaa of the holder INIAI
U. S. 540 SIX PERCENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These brads are now worth scpremium of able per
cent, including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit en the 7.90 Loci, at current
rates, including lutereek about ten per cent, per an
num, beside, its arempttonfroew Baste and' munteipai
taxation, which. adds from one to three per cent. more,
according to the rate levied cm other property. The
interest is payable aemt• annually by coupons attached
to each note. whit& may be out off and isolate any bank
or banker. -
The intermit amounts to
One cent per day on a i6O note.
Two oents per day on a $lOO note.
Ten cents per day on a PM note.
Twenty cents car day on a PLOW note.
One Dollar per day on a $5,003 note.
.Notes of all the denominations named will be prompt
ly fundahed upon receipt of subscriptions. This L
THE IDNLY LOAN IN DIARKET
now offered by the Government, and It le confidently
expected-that its superierndvantegee will make it the
GREAT' POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than 4200,000. WO remain unsold, which will pro
bah, be disposed of within the nest sixty or ninetY,
days, lobe& the 'notes will undoubtedly eommand a
premium, as her uniformly been the cam on closing the
enbeariptione of other Louts.
In order that citizens of everytwan and section of the
country may be afforded foollittee for taking the jaolll.
the National Banks, Mete Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to re.:
celve subscriptions at par. Subecribers will select thole
own agents; in whom they have confidence. and who
only are to be responsible forth. deliver] of the notea
for which they receive orders.
JAY COOICE.
SIIIMORIPTION AaENT.
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PIEtIZADELPHIL
10-40 10-40 IG-40
c•o is- 1. .0 ri B ,
DM MACH 144
BOUGHT AT 111OBBST MARKET BATS BX
• D XFT, 4St
fe4lm 34 Sotttk TURD Street.
7 3-10.
eumvurf-iineraticry rfo-Ems„
IN AMOVNTB TO SUIT,
POE SALE RI
DREXEL & CO.,
fe4-1m 84 South TIMED Street.
TEE NEW.
, v_so S. NOTM
FOR SALE,
IN SUMS TO SUIT PITRONASHREk
; -
DAVIES BROTHERS.
B,d►NEERB AND BROKERS,
Dumas iN GOVVINKRNT SECUIUTOB MUM
EDWARD M. DAVIS,
STOCK
No. 39 South Third Street,
UP , STAIRS.
Solicite orders for the purchase and sale of Stocks and
Other Securities at the
PHILADELPHIA.
. FOUR STOOK SIOLINGE,
LIBEA/tT ST.. OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Also, Subscriptions for the
B. LOAN AT PAR,
For which he is an Agint, and for which no charge will
be made to Subscribers.
The interest is payable semi-annually, February 15th
and August 18th. Coupons are attached. which may be
cut off, and without difficulty converted into eash.
The principal Bum is due Anet 16eh. 1867, and,at
the option zof the owner, can then be converted i n to.
Fiya-Twenty bonds, bearing six per cent. Interest, in
i9 itis loan is the only one offered by the Goverronent:
is exempt from State er Municipal taxation, and appeals
to the interest and prArkittem.of the people. -
ARTICLE XV. OF BY. L
"The rates of commission to be charged by all mem•.
bars of QM Board obeli be—
. On all stocks sold at SS per share and tender, three
centre pea share.
On ail stoats sold above $5 per share, and not ex
celtrat irc r itit t la . l=o B , Zird'Arixodeding SICO
De r' l ttrt 6 all e X t eltrZliZ e oce WO per share, twenty
e611.1 8 . n all Bonds and Loans, one-Afth of one per cent.
oaths par talus." felit-mwfset
C T. YERKES, Qat
BA.NICERS,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROWS.
Goma), sxLiv-val,
.., 12ro
BANK NOTES WANTED.
L. 20 SOuth TRIED street:
2,26.1 M
CHAS. T. TERRE% JR.,
BTOOR AND 1311.11 h lautcyKEß,
M NI 0 V 'ED
No. 20 SOUTH THIRD STREET
isNam
Dionorm &
BAN' WEIRS,
84 ,8011111 THIRD STREET,
DEALERS IA
AMERIOAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
UNITED STATES BONDS,
QUARTERMASTErig' VOIICIENRi s
AND
17NOUBRENT MONEY.
STOOKS AID BONDS BOTIONT AND BOLD AT
BOARD 01 BROWN&
Taos. ilusavaxa.. J. IL ammo&
CALDWBLL &
EMMEN.
No. 43 month THIRD Stred.
STOOKS AND LOANS BoUGHT AND SOLD ON
00NMUSsIoa
BO A /21) OF BIGOIEMS.
. .
ONODERENT Bour A ggs i gnom. Egg.. BOUGHT
COLLECTIONS MADE sat NMIEEST ALLOWED
ON DEPOSIT. Jal7.lm.
10-40 BONDS,
5-20 BONDS
ONDS,
NAL AND JOLT COOPOID3.
CADBILED LIN GOLD. BY
XIMMECY IBLEIest *CR SON'S,
DEALERS IN'GOVERNMENT SZOURITIIES._
• No. 44. P/NE etrret. NNW YoRE.
In view' utile prospsot of PBACE and a PALL : II
()OLD, holders of Gold Bondowlll do well to detach' the
Coupons and realise*, interest at Present rates for Void.
Pardee residing out of the oily wishing to each their
Coupons Gnu forward them by express. and we Will rm
tura the Gold or its value bryrseabaolca. ea doNA.red.
fell 1101
OUSILT lIMMULIi Or SWUM
NDNE SPAY, 1 7 111131117ARY 15; 1865
AIUCTIOIIT NOTICE.
N
ary JOHN R. OSOOOD it BON, BOB
" gO. •
TRADE SALE OF DRY GOODS
Ix BOSTON.
ON 21120IDAY, FEONCILILY 2lst, 15(25,
AT 10 (FOLOOK A It.. •
2 000 PACICAGES
OF. FOREIO4 AND DOMESTIC
COTTON, WOOLEN; AND LINER GOODS,
f
COMPRISING• Plf PART :
(User and Balms Bldg, Bed. Opsy;lNLired. and White
Ifiannels. I
Cases Wore Plaid Shirting Flannels. ,
Cases Hosiery; Shirts and Drawers.
Bales and ensts Brown sad Bleached Ot
t:tn.—Standard Styles.
Cases Drills; Checks, Strives.
Oases Nixed Bottom,.
Cases Garibaldi Repellants.
Oases Bdatile and Twist and Checked Cassimeres. -
Cases' Biostle °the, Cassitgeres Cashmerettes, Batt ,
smith - and Cloakings,..
- Cases ForeignDreertfoods.
Cases Standard Files:.
Bales Army Blankets = Standard
Weight.
Cases Lasting* and Italian Cloths:
Bales antrOsses Liken Goods.
' Comprising Brown and Blisched Cloths. 0111.
rata Tick's, ()sash. SM.,-
Cases Cottonades. Bales Wicking,
Batting, and Wadding,
AND MANY trgkEEN DESIRABLE GOODS.
Altar Catalogues-and Sampleathe day before the sale.
felo. tf
FRB INSURANCE
111. B. CORNERm WA INirr ISTR,
The Board of Directors of Ws ClompanY have deter
-Wend to Ware risk's mated The.icoordance with
their charter, and are BOW ' prepared VI Lana ihillol**
covering Fin Meta at the current Mee.
225 DOGE STREIT.
ITINEEM
INS IJRAAI Cll.
UNION MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PIifILADELPRIA,
EXQHANGB BITILDENG.
I 1 CORPOILS.WiIIa-1601.
ASSETS $400.000.
?IRS AIM /MUM.
DEIMSOTORg:
S. DESTGUEr,
E
YEANOIS TET.
NEWBERRY A BMW
HENR.Y LEWIS.
EDW. L. CLARK,
ELLIS TA.SE ALL -
sawn Q. COOl4,
G.- W. BERNADOu.
WM • S. SAM.
S DELBERT.
SOLOMON TOW/MD*
JOHN MOSS.
SIMARD S. SMITII,
A. E. BORIS.
JOHN H. IRWIN.
WILLIAM O. MOM
.1. P. STEINER,
OBA. LBWIS.
B. P. ROBINRON._
TIP. R. CAMPBELI 4
HENRY SAIITTEL
CRAB. WIIBBLEA.
LA
A I cummteres,
F, V SS.IRONI,
MCNABB a. MTH, President.
JOHN. MOSS,
.Sectretary.
5a28-1m
STATEMENT OP THE CONDITION,
ON THE
THAMES _FIRE INSURANCE
OP NOBWICH,:.CONN. r
ON THE 31st DAY OF DEOEHEEE. 1004.
Ararrimt of Oariltsl 020000 00
aotnallar i &vg in in cash— . 200,000 00
amount of Loans on Beal t « 97 0 1,60 00
Stock,, market DJ
" " United States 27,200 00
" Loans on Collateral. ...... 84,800 00
" * " Cash on Hand 96,078 OS
" Cash in hands of Agents.« 4,938 92
Other assets net above specified, including
maned intend 6,967 68
• • $216.23168.
Anent !flosses $3,110 21
outstanding claims unadjusted
andOA De
Azaonat ontatabalxig datum unadjusted
and not due."... none
Amount of other liabilities including rent
and piinting »» 413 08
Amount of surplus 12,373 39
(Signed) B. B. WHITTBFLOBB. Ass't. Batey.
State of Connectiont,_Neto London counts,.
lcosw Conn. Yob. 3. 18e8.
Then and there Conn .,
aoPearsd B. B. WHITTE-
MairS. signer of the above statataaat. - anataaatroatit'
that the Irm _
a ,rue-- - osroreiae
(Maned) . LB WIS B. STANTOII4
Justice of the Peace.
JOSEPH TILLINGLIA.ST.
409 WALNU AWINT,T Street, •
fellowman PIIILADBLIIIIA, Pa.
THE NORTH AMERICAN
•
TRANSIT INSURANCE CO.
17001PORATED IT TOE LEGISLATORS OP TER STATE OP
I.IOIIISYLVAXIA.
ORGANIZED OCTOW#4 6,186!.
tt aa; m a % wE,j , A s j
Amearrar
LOSS OV LIVIA OR PERSONAL INJURY
TRAVELLERS BY LAND OR VA'TER.
Poflake bilked for a Slagle 'rib, &pedal Journeys,
Voyages, Ike, dally, monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
giso, against the contingenales of personal bawd. and
against loss of all kinds, except real estate.
Policies tuned at the Prlualpal Ores,
No. in it l ORISTNIIT Sim*,
k Philadelphia,
or by the Agents of the Company in any of the cities of
the United States, or by tho Ticket Agents at angel'.
road Station.
OPPION,BII.
Paganucirr.
THEODOBB ADAMS.
eIC PREESIDNNT AND ACTUARY.
J. H. BEADLBT.
JAMBS M. OONZAD.
8801111TARY,
Lltozem PEYTON.
AGIONT, ,
J. B. PNITOS.
DIRBOTONS.
121.=tritt:24.
Theodore Adams,
James N. Cored.
Richard Wood,
George T. Stadion,
palmE , YOUR LIFE
1:11 TER
AMERICA 14.9
8. E. Cur. Walnut and Fourth Sta.,
PHILADELPHIA.
R h ROME 003176.1 ft, and prate divided Anna
0. 1 9. ihne sidled the seemed tq pay fatare preminmn
Lent dividend 60 per sent.
BOARD OF TilligggEg. •
Aliamider Whilldin, J. Eiger Thomeon,
Hon. James Pollock . Hon. Joseph Allison.
Albert C. Roberts, Henry S. Bennett,
Samuel T. Bodine, Philip B. Itibigle.'
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Vessels in port as their Cargos% and other Persona!
Property. All bares /iberally and promptly adinated.
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John Welsh, Edmund O. Dutilh,
Samuel O. Morton, - Charles W. Ponitraii,
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once, ay we are now **paving ord•ri ad.
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A N B D-A THOROUGH AND
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arm doubting applicant Send for cirenlara.
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fro 'BOOKBINDERS. —WANTED —A
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pR
A- . A few gentlemen having revntly purchased a
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pany to develop it immediately. Operations have al
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of the Capital stook yet to dispose of. For particulars.
inquire at 1.08 North SECOND &reel. • fel-1-51,*
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-A tract of LAND, Wasted in Cambria noway. Ave
mike from Pennsylvania Battened, on the north eids
Dom GRIEVE Station, the owner of which will lame on
res scare bla royalty. Addreee JOSHUA HAINNS,
fe1440 Altoona, Pe,
Ii OR M.O.IITHI—W.A.NTEDeg
`I4' .'''. AGENTS everywhere to introdnoe the new
SHAW & CLARK SIXTEEN-DOLLAR FAMILY SE W
HIG MACHINE, the man low-price Machine In the
country which is Mewed by Grover & Baker, Wheeler
A Wilson, Howe,-Singer & Co., and Bachelder. Salary
eupenees, or large oolionlaißnts allowed. All other
Machines now sold for lima t h an forty dollar' each are
infringements, and the. seller and seer liable. Illus.
trated madam sent.frce. Address SHAW & CLARK,
nol7. d&W3m BIDDEFORD, Maine.
810 9 00 0 y W
R At FOR ONE
Paid sud tent estste security :firet i f it 'At e rfr•V l L l T
(Winer." Frees tape. fe14.81,41
$B , - 000 WANTED, AT. - Flv.g PEI!,
three Uwe the amount:lrgatFlAT Property;rta
lee. et* 2t2 South THUD Street.
WANTED TO RENT-A CON
TBISIINWP HOME with modern improvements,
in the wingers part of the city or West Mtn& Iphia.
Don't care about .possession for two or three month&
Address' " R "
fel4-6t* Box 4194 Poet Office.
1 , WANTED-BY THE MIDDLE OF
March. corafortable DWELLING in aagoodneigh
borhopd,
Itidig, hot to Mesa WO.
1011112 e Adams Box 225. Post Mrs.
gfi . WANTED TO BENT-BEFORE
Md the 9114 of April, a DWELLIJSCi, with the modern:
improvements, with 9 to 11-rooms. Central location.
Address Box lee, Philadelphia P. V. (MAW'
AL OFFICE- WATER. TRANS
PORTATION tr. S. A , - _ •
• Vo. 274 South THIRD Street,
PRILADELPKIA. Feb. 14, MI
Vessels wanted to transport Coal to Southern Ports
for the Army. Despatch _ given.
fel& tf JOHN R. JENINGS eapt do Asst. Q. M.
NR. RICHARDSON, TEACHER OF
• Beading and Elocution. Office, WEE N. TENT&
Street. Pupils taken Kingly or in CAVA& feldt3t*
AN ASSORTMENT OF PHOTO-
ORAL FL OM (Sosawood and for We at
rancid prices. F. etPrEKUAST,
MOM 70* and 706 AIt , JR Street.
R„UBSCItIPTIONS FOR OIL LANDS
1, " orcP:TTROLE WINKS. Apply to WILSON. 18OS
MARKIT Mutt' fel4-3t*
ADOLPH HINTZ'S •IFINE-
Ivo TORE and handsome PIANOS. Only for
sale at JAB. IMLAY( 8, 283.8...Y1PTH
KippERNEST GA.BLER'S 7 1.8
Octave Parlor Grand PIANOS. Oyer 1,000
In nee In Philadelphia. only for Gale at
JAS. MUZAK 'S. AN B. , NIPTR Street.
RAVEN &BACON'S PIANOS
TT(fKoows for 40 yaw. 01213 for .ale at
JAB. BEGLAK'S, -IR 5 FIFTH Street.
INMOALENBURG 84 VAUPEL'S
Concert PIANOS• Arse oleos. Only for sitla
JAB. BELLAII'S, 28113. FIFTH:44mI,
MINEW PINE -7-OCTAVE •MO
DEP.N. STYLI. Pf &NOS. from $27010 $l.OOO.
JAI& BBLLAX, RtSl 8. ILT.tril Street,
/FM Pitt:NCl'S AUTOM&TIO OR.
GAM aurnitoo anything known in this lin&
Only for sale at - JAB. BELDAKIS,
SM. a. Fuels Urea.
Offrif PRINCE Glo.- CO 'S WORLD
REHOWNSD MELoDKoNS. Ov er
y 34, 000
in wenn'''. JAB. BELLAILSoIe Azent.
inn-Unite 50818. FIFTH Street.
SELLING OFF •AT COST,
FR l ft from now until Mardi US, PI&NOB L HE
LODBOFS, onens. end all other Unsiont Inetrn
went., Fixtures, liVlndow, Heater wiah pipe. Oar
Chandeliers ,to the highest bidder. ALI meet be
sold and taken away before tee let of Karen
Mil Nit 1102 CHESTNUT Street.
MARSH' 8 PIANO AND _ MUSIC,
STORE, will be removed to No. 1029 O assnitre
Street. on the let day of March, while rebuilding 1103.,
VALENTINES.-PIM:TER & BRO..
TRNIVN MANUFACTORY. A' splendid assort
ment of TALENT] NBA new open for the retail wads.
No. 12 Nora' SIXTEI ftreet. felB.4sif
TASTEFUL kilD SUBSTANTIAL a ct
ALIPWSEIVENTS.
AMERICAN B.OADEMY OF XUSIO.
BRILLIANT FAREWELL SEASON
GRO VEB'S
Gnim GERMAN °PEEL
LEOI4.IID GROVER . . DIREOTOR.
(MAL INSORTITZ AMDUCITOR.
MAIM OF TEN NIGHTS OILY.
aommudrsa MONDAY. MILUAIIA A 0.1883.
DROVER'S ORAND'OERMAN OPERA
corometota Its Farewell Season In Virnebingeon do t i n g
the Inauguration Feetivttiesi therefore, the season in
Philadelphia can onno account be prolonged beyond the
night. 'Amounted.
NO OPERA WILL DE REPEATED.
Returning from the (treat Vest after a season of unerx
sinPlad prosperity and aucceee, and preparatory to She
departure of meaty of the artiste for the European wept
tale, the Director and the Artiels of the (fraud Opens are
filled with anticipation% of pleasure In again greeMag.
THOSE EItiLLIANT aIIDiErICES whittle assisted at
their late grand season in the Philadelphia 7teedemp— ,
-audiences which, in the opinion ot diaarlminating ob
servers casually present from every pars of this a %unify'
and from every part of Europe, most rank in intellt
' Canoe, beauty. %W IN e ttTOR er, and
&WISE WORLD savoirefatra, as of the. .
°BOYER'S GI SAND , GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,
For the FarevreM-Seaeon in Philadelphia.
' e Several additional Artiste are engaged expressly
for this meaeon.
CARL aIISCHIITZ.. ililifilUCTint.
The Alaster Bases of the Age.
MARIA FRIDEBIOI e
Prima Denim.
Her last appearance prier to her departare for the
A Ramorezien Court.
MADAME JOHANNA 51:071111.,
Prima Donna.
. Engaged expressly for the Karon in Philadelphia.
blAthildil BERTHA JO iiirENSEN.
MISS ADALINA /110TTE.
Prima CoMMIt*.
Pier first appearance , imPlitMelorptkia.
DEL". SUYBLA
"I 13".
Prima4mtbrette.
1 1 / 1 .1.3. PAT/MIMI ()muss.",
Prima Soubrette.
was THERESA WOOD, plum
vammu..
DISILDE EMMA
- Prima Panora Robust°.
]Ms tut appearance prior to hilt departurefor the
Hanoverian Court Opera.
WHBODOEB HABELetAti.
Primo Tenors Lyrico,
Hie lest appearance prior to hie departure for Swope.
Siemer SIUSEPPE TaMagO,
lyinto lunar%
JOSEPH RIEMAN%
The Great Basso ?rotunda,
DEL rentvEs,
The lionosened Basso Profundo.
Re engaged enpreeely for the Reason In Philmitggdela.
ISADORE' LEHMAN,
Primo Baritone.
HELBEICH STAINEGKE. " -
Primo Baritenet:
M. Anton graft: Basso Buffo.
M. Otto Lehman. Beam.
M. Edouard Rainier. nBOlO.
•IL alphante Gretna Basilan.
M. tdierlee Viereek. 'ham%
Madame Ernest La Roche, &cocoa Deana
Madame Margaret Zimmerman, Satorids.Dozuts.
Madame Matilda Berger. "Seconds Donna.
THE GRAND OHOntld,
WHICH HAS BEEN LARGELY A 11StMEMPBB
BY SPECIAL E.Kciaasmighyr EMPRNSSLY
FOB THIS SEASON.
AD oLPR
FIRST sore art.
Mfrs Maria Ma rchand, . .
Miss Meets Heertagen
Miss Braille Weinhol4
Mine. Gertrude Vornbitalt,
...ugly Plias
miss Jolla Boole. Mr. Otto Lehman. .
Miss Anna Miller, Mr. Edonard Helmer.
Miss Anna 'Koster. Mr.. 'Edward Gross,.
Miss Wilhelmlnali"Och. Mr. George Albrecht,
sitcom eornani. IMr.'nerillan &lath,
Mine. Martha Burger. Mr. Ferdinand-Schneiders
Mine. Pauline Debtor, Mr. Otto Driven.
Miss Withelmina Bohn, Mr. Carl Weber,
Miss CMialine Smith, Mr Joseph Leman.
Master Henry Kuhn bECOND wear.
Miss Emilie Imbs. Mr Frederick Drabs,
Miss Nancy Honer, Mr. Ludwig ifergel. .
Miss Mery 8011, Mr. Philip .Pieck,
Mies Julia Rosser. Mr. Charles Lehman.
Pins? 7.BhOILL Mr. Polity/ Kohn,
Mr. Philip Schimmel, Mr. Charles Berendert
Mr. Stull Zott, Mr Otto Smith,
Mr lb net Redd. Mr. Oscar ldeetori.
Mr. Charles Viereek, Mr. Gotze,
Mr. Charles Weisberger. Mr John Bernie.
TUB %SABO ORCHESTRA.
ERNEST GRILL.- --Leader,
Comprises the foll owing
virtnoel-
Merers. Bernstein. Weinholdt. Farber. Bolls. Neu
endorfr. Branner. Miner, Bartels. Bort, Weise, Bihar.
Sheens, sbier. Sohet. Seiboldt, Helnecke, Bernessteio,
EnDPier, Billhistit, Dr Ludwig. Hoffman,Haydn and
Ochless'illif, TO BIS AUGMENTED LLBSST by come
of the principal ORDRESTRAI. TALBMT OF NEW
YORK AND 7 HIS CITE.
ARP Prices for the Season and single nights will re.
mein the came as before, the Director having decided
not to rater the prices dating the farewell 1111214011.
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 neceseary risk attending as
operetta enterprhe of- each magnilicaaes. With this
hope he places the price of Subterlption.fleate at the fol
lowing very moderate rates. anti offers a 'scheme eon.
bracing
A SEAT FOR EACH NIGHT _
fSRAT FOR EVERY OTHER =OUT.
(Alternating from either the first or the second Opera),
. . . .
and
ABILILT 7191{ TER !WM PIPE mars,
. . .
Season Secured Seat (Ten ...... $l2 60
alters ate Nights, Secured. Seats (Five Operas).... • 6 21
First Five Operes___
...... 626
PRICES OF ADMISSION,
FOB SINGLE, NIGHTS—Dream Garde, Parquet and
Parquet Circle, ONE hOLLA.E. (Secured Seats. Fifty
Cents entre. ) Family Circle, PIPIT Ceuta; Gallery,
TWENTY•FIVE Conte.
Sir Do subsenent season of Grand Opera can posmi
bly be given at snase prices during the existing status
of the currency.
The Sale of Beason R ickets will commence on Tues
day morning, February, ,14. th, at eouLD , B NIISIG
STORE.' &IX tf
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
BROAD and LOGUBT Streets. •
WM. B. BINIA
GRAND BINE FI Directing Manager
IR AID" 01.TIFB
- .
SUFFERERS BT TES LATE UNFORTUNATE CON,
nainuenter AT Nur r AND WASH
. LNOTON bT.B.BSTB,
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON Next, Feb. 17th..
tinder the immediate anspiess of
MR. WM. B SINN.
LA COTERIE BLANCHE ASSOCIATION.
AND
The New Chestnut- street Theatre OompStiY.
MISS h ELEN WESTERN.
the Accomplished and Beautiful.-
SENSATIONAL ACTRESS ; •
MISS •DEL/NA NOTTS,.
the celebrated
- CONTRALTO OANTATRICE.
and other msmbers of
GRONER'S GRAND GERMAN OPERA
(By the kind permission of Leonard Grover, Re 1...)
AI M
ALL EMPLOYEES oR ,rta _
CHRSTIIHT-STILBET
THEATRE,
Performers, Iffneiciene, Carpenters, Hoor.keepare,
Usher Property Man, &c ., age . balm all kindly
_ VOLUNTRERED THEIR SERVICES,
COL WE. H. afAinEmE.
a gentleman of Wildly, Las kindly yelanteere4 in this
geedranee.
OE swill recite a
PM
eszecially adapted to Ike oceesion. written hp
MIES LAURA LOUISA REBEL
"Ti
- - .
will be one to be remembered forits
011.136. T MORT AND STRBIG.TIEL
•
The. Stage Department Will ba under the immediate
supervision of
LEWIS BAKER, ESQ.
The performance will commence preOlsely at 2 o'clock
with
A GRIND OVERTIME
By BEIGtBLD ape tr e ukaio. ORrEfRETRA.
• Immediately lifter which the cumin will rime upait
Buckstone's heautifdi and interesting Drama. in three
acts.
THE FLOWERS OF TOE FORE3T.
. . .
CYNTHIA, the Gipsy Mies ansN WESTERN.
Other characters by the company. after which,
GRAND OPISRATIo BEGROT lONS.
By Hies ADSLINA morTE and other members of
Grower's Grand German Opera
Ord. WIC H. BIADRIOB will recite a Beautifal Poem,
dedicated to the occasion..
To conclude with the laughable Farce called
THE et.ioD FOR NOTHINGt.
Doom optn at 2 o'clock •
Performance to commence panchrely at 2 o'clock
Admission 110 cants.
Reserved
THB Bests
BALK OF SEATS AND TICKETS
commenced on Tuesday morning, at
TBS.' POLL() NINO PLACES:
Box Office Chestnut-street Theatre.
Box Office Academy of Nags.
Bieleyy s Book Stand, Continental Hotel,
Gould 'a Masts Store, Seventh and Chestnut streets.
I B. There will be no performance at the Chestnut'
street Theatre oc Wednesday afternoon. fel& st
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
dig REAL ESTATE! REAL ESTATE]
JIM BELL ESTATE! REALE. ESTATE!
. . .
NEAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE!
F,009,0G1 WORTH FOR BALE.
,GX), ITO WORTH FOR SALE.
ore.ooo WORTH FOIL sta.'s. •
FEBRUARY CATALIAGUE JUST our,
FEBRUARY CATALOGUE JUST OUT, -
FEBRUARY CATALOGUE. JUST OUT,
FOR 0 EATUTrOUS DIST RII3OT
FOR 'GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISISSAEIFPION.
No person wlehtr.g to purohese Mt! 'imbortme pro ,
party. should fail to get my Catalogue for Fe bre.rY,
just out, occupying 72 pages In description Siande on •
rivaled before thepuillie as the greatest: m 041100.04 of
Lbe age toparties Intereste d.
GEORGE C. MILLER,
Real Estate Broker;
No. 16* North EIXTEL &rest.
Open until 10 P. 3f. fel.s Ittt
FOR SALEz--NO. 1609 WALNUT
Street, splendid tons-story brown stone front
DWELLING, now vassnt Lot 20 by 120 rest to R. street.
Can beme stabie very near b MILLEN, .
felo-wtbsit 154 North. SIX NI ;Street
dr FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
Wal. other good . property. new well -bola Factory,
Twenty lint street, above Ridge avenue, Lot al by 100
feet, two trope. Immediate polgetelolll.. hfILLSK.
134 North SIXTR strait
FOR SALE, ARCH . ST., SOUTH
IN& aide, weet of TBINTB, large DWELLING, lot 26
feet front by 160 feet deep, with stable, coach house. lie.
MILLER,
fels-Nif 154 North STXTH Street.
el FOR SALE - HOUSE NO. 113
mum Street. House No. 520 'WALNUT Street.
BOMBS Boa. 413 and 415 South BROAD.
Alio—Choke buildirg lots in Germantown and Weal
1 - 111adelphia. well secured around route. and mall
properties.
A.O upou the moat favorable terms.
Apply to
FOR BALE-WALLACE STREET,
iWasouth side, wort of Twentieth, elegant Side•yard
DWXLLIfie, only SB.IXO, and immediate poese,abia.
Fifteenth street; above Oxford—Splendid Bids yard
DWELLINO, only KM. r 0464871072. min; •
MILLER,
fefil-dtlf 154 Vorth SIXTH street.
MAL.FOR - SALEA VALUABLE n i
HOTEL PROPERTY and 100 mires of heavy-ea..
TIMBER LaND in Wayne county. Pa k en the Dela
ware and Hudson Railroad,l3o tidies trom Phi/Adel.
DTl's, a desirable property; owner TDWIt sett Price
11612,(0). OHO N._ TOWNSEND & C 0..,
n 123 K South PODR.TR Street, Philada
th FOR SA.LE-A. HOUSE AND
Aim lot on a cross street In Germantown, wiikta
Ilse minuteewralk of Hailroad,Statten. Houae 11l coxn-
Pieta order, with water and Oa Prioe 113,6 A.
Also, a Farm of sixty item, on Chestnut- Hill Rail
road, .oennantown. Apply to JOSEPH KING. Convey.
muter, MAIN Street, Germantown. fait won*
I'OR SALE-COAL LAND.--A FITT Y
ACRRISTBRRST of COAL LAND. near a Rai
road, adjoining a tract now tieing worked sneceasfally.
Will sell for Cash, or exchange for City Proparty.
Call or address /do. 701 WALNUT Street, for three
days only. .
OIL LEASES.—LEASES OP'ONE
Acita OIL MORE may be had on a wail.looated
tract of Oil Land. near Dunkard Creek, on the Siouan.
faßebels rivteerr , in Green c
t o o unty, Feints?lvan's. on very
vorable m*.y
0 G. VON TANEN,
No. 407 wtorur Straat,
fel6Bl.* - At Leavitt & Wood's goal Office.
TO LET-OFFICES OW LI.OHT
-a- Manufacturing—Building earner of EVSLINA. and
LAUltal. Streets, rear of- 247. Smith Thitd street *P
LAY at 112 ORSaTDIIIT Street between 12 and 2. fa 16.10
BOALEtniNG.
LFUR NI H E D AN D UNFUR
NISHED 11.00 M, with BOARD, in a twirsta quit
-IT. for gentlemen. Reference required Address •• G.
m. ," at ibis aim felli4t*
1 .
IRST. GLASS ` BOARD OAR BE HAD
at the old U. 8. Rota 413 onisrsor Weer.
Oze large handeomely•fornighed Chamber on the
Vatior-ittor will be vacant to-day. This homes has ne
MA .St's
SILT SPaISONABLE PRIO/SS.
Prties Donna.
....Chorus Master.
SECOND TSNOILL
Mr. .TOSepli Zinsholia.
Mr. Joseph Mobs.
Mr. John Bansmnr‘
Mr. Henry Miller.
- • ELIOT BASSI'.
TATLOW JACK 40N,
614 CHESTNUT StreqE
AMDgEIIIEIRTL
AbIERIOAX ACADEMY OF biOBlo.
sarmw:&
TIVREWILL FELSONW
, .
OrtCYVER I S
GRAND GERIVIAti OPERA.
LEONARD iTssoroß.
THE GRAND REPERTOIRE.
Reser ALB/MIT:ON. " - Vent the nee Aston Or t lie pm venlig
ilegi of eel/ OM of the lighter °pig le,
♦ GRAND SOUVENIR IN CO3C /ET.
AYMPRONT.
Alf OVIRTITBS.
A FVGATA. OS A •
SOLO OBLIGAiI%
Will tAtaticaled to the Projtrammo, r wh'ehespoda fee,
tura thitesftiveot tole Vltutubl,
Ur. seduaz = KOEKA, the very Wobrated 7012Uft
Pinatot Lid Cote Doha.
Mr. Lurvirrel BELITIF, threat TrA k t ote tw oht.
Mr. JuLmrcitigsranr, Viol! ilek .:La
Mr. ADOLPR'F.Oinr, the greet Etalo ss 1 1 . 110iSt.
Art NSTICIALL'i INIIe9ED.:
ht the presentation: of the Grape°pony' of tistßspors
toira the greatest; improvement in artists ant Litmus
will be swat ent.
...... M. Von Weber.
The first presents/fon of this solArited 02ern
istnerits.
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Gesaisc anbor_,
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Composer of Fare ;,.^-; Osiers prEoatfti entire.
ItiNtREADE OF FIOLF.,OI. aronri.
NOM JOBMZS, hi his velelrated perilatrltlon at
• ricust•l
LEB4III4ITZEOTS .
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DAMS
DAMS ELIMB.
eh CH IS,
as 'The One o=o alr"
El 9 { .;
The Grand Overture In the fat: Dort& Grand (Pabst
tra. Eatiro First cc! and Grand havet rf Waca,aoa
TANI( RAUSEEIt (conceded the tiem4 of %ha Op ,r ;
la a ddhiert on the eame ocnaeten, ILA L'h B ISLatf cat
entire
lel3•ti ^& OPERA WILL BS
ASSIST THE NEEDY
Oa EATMLBAT AFTRENOON NEXT. Feb. 18, 1860,
There will be a gala entertainment at the
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF
Tendered by the emblem yonnE annex (now in
lirsehingion).-
MISS LT/GILLS WBSTEES.
Teams Tara lee who have suffered. so severely by the
LATE CALAMITotia FIBS,
UP= wlaick occasion
11166 WEESTERIVS HUMBLE SEZVRIEJI
Will be seeooded- by Eke eineleet lad of
MEM DE A GAREATISOL
Of the Wahtut.etreet Theatre. who has result wad
nobly proffered the eervicee of her ezooliont coutp aitre
addeh have been accepted. and will set is sap/ext el
MISS LIICILLB WESTERN,
OR SMXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
AT 2811
AOADEMT OF Ml7BlO.
BEIBR-LUCILLE WS ERN.
EX3I3
` : WAIMITI STRUT TIMMS COXPART.
Will appear la.
EAST LYRIAX
B/ 3T fiTinfl.
THZ ELOPEMENT.
THE ELOPEMENT.
Adtotoolott.to:4l pelts of the humeri:lo onto. temeneire_
nate
Beats my be secured OT debate premed on tad atter-
Dine o'clock,. on TEIORSDAT Morning. at the Boon
Office ef.the Academy of Nude: Gould's litoAl6 &or%
corner of Bevan tN and Chestnut dude; Rider's New-
Exchan[e, Continental Rote], and at the Box Office
the Walnut-duet Theatre.
fireared,Seats will be sold after eleven o'clock we
Bat clay monist. therefore,
MERE YORE SEWS EARLY.
ALBERT (Mani: T. Bleinems Manager..
(WALNUT-BTABBT THICA.TRB.
The Talented Comedian,
NEFFEASE DERN,
IN THAIS CALLItetT
Feb.
TIM (Wednesd E a X y)EVßX LNG, Feb._ll%
Performance will commence with the GlaidaratOlk
`comedy entitled HIS LAST LEGS.
After which the Per-attars +emcee!'
MY FELL° tir•CLBEK.
To conclude with the minahlthle play of the
COLLEEN SAWN.
Myles Na-Coppaleen. Frank.Drow.
NEW CHEBTIIIIT-STREET TESL
TAR
PSCIAL NoricE.
Ae it has been erroneously stated that Miss .
HBLEN WEST& RD
Would be unable to appear in couseenenca-pf , e ICI
received du tint the yerlotmanee of the French Spy. An
lgenday Evening, the manager feels it hie easy to I L
that the Wig/ t hart received will not in any w&
AFFECT HER AYPEAEAHCE,
SHE WILL P HIS EVE Osl
lIN
D TIVE Llt ith
APPrs
TG,
FININCH SFr
DSVILIeH GOOD JOKE.
NEW CHESTNITT-ST. THEATRE
... ORESTNUT STREIT, ABOVE TWELFTH.
WEDNESDAY EVEDINIi. FebAS.
SECOND WEll
OP THE
YOUNG, BEAUTOW, AHD FASCINATING
MISS HELEN WEiVERR,
MISS HELEN We/STERN:,
who will appear swan the evenings abeve-naMediA this
Grand Military Speetawnier Dra
SPY. ma, of the,
FRINGE
Mathilde,
Henri lit. Alme,
...Helen Wagerer
Barnet,
The performance will conclude with the unmet=
Western speciallty called a
DEVILISH 000 D JOKE.
in Which Mi.. , Helen Weeterawill_pereocats
!DM DIFFERENT C9A.F... rreRRS.
and dance a Y0R31813124 CLOG_ IMAGE.
Lrulovic--..Viralterleanor
SA lIIRDAT AFTEREADE. Woh nth,
TIITETY-FIRST GRAND FAMILY MATINS',
TEE THREE OIIAEIE3efEIf
will he Presented. ME
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
STERBT THEATRE.
TEN (Aredneedal) 6173.1 1 / I fg. Feb 16. 1811.
BERLPIT OF THE strirnnuuts RI THE LATE NS-
A STROgid 1 1 / 3 13.
On which OcoiPion
RIES. JOHN DREW,
vohnteeriusr ber rar riees. will appear as
MISS DORRILLON".
Ike The Leseee has the pleasure of Infonn'imthe Dab
lie teat every 'member - of the - Gompany. oretk etis, sad
all the attaches or the Theatre hare. on tide oeasadon.
golunteerea their service% and that
THE ENTI4.II NIGHT'S BECEXPES
Will'be handed to the Coniznittee.
The performapee will coaels% of
WIVES et; THEY WERd END at +ma As THEIT
and the thrillina Drama of
THIS GOLDEN FERVID,.
Oe. FRIDAY BRNBEIg OE. hiltS. DR 3W.
maXTRA "EXTRA" ANNOUNCE
RENT._ GRAND 811*41 , 11'
IN AID OF TDB hIFFFIISERS.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING . , l'abruariThlh.
AT Tale
NEW A.13C11-ISTREKT THSATB.
FRONT SEATS ea:l= MM
fel4-21.* CONTINSWFAI 1101 1 12. 913°* 642314.
MUSICAL FUND. HALL.
NITICSLISI Ott 'W ITH SELAKSPEARE,_
Mr. J. B. ROBERTS, TAAORDIAM.
' WILL READ
• HAMLET.
FRIDAY EVENING'. rebromy 17, 1105.
Tteketeof admission, 50 outs. Doors open at 7; read
ing commeaces at 6. [614-Ii•
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS, • WA.L-
Etrr STREET. ABoVE 131011114. -
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
20A1TIVELY THE LAbT WERE
OF THE
GREAT DAN RICE.
• GREAT DAN RICE,
THE ORATOR AND HUMORIST OF FEB NATION.
who will Introduce hie cambrated,Wolld4l4l, asioutek..
ing, and sprometricat 13076Pe.
EXCeLSIOR. Jn . THE TALKING HORSE,
and the thorough. bred Arabian Steed.
ST SPREE DJUHLAB.
Also, the originat coml. Malee,
PETE AND BARNEY.
REMEMBER, POSITIVELY TH d L AST 'WSW
That appearance on MONDAY EVEN MO. 13in out
aid during the week of JAMEb MELVILLE, the won.
demo and fearless Auetralian horseman Alan, ,the
surpriting and 11..4 , 111thilbj performers. the AUOTE.A.-
LW( rakILY. Bement oer,_the lest week of tki
°REAP DAR RICE.
Admieelon-00 cents let tier; 25 sante 2d tier.
Commence at 7 40
Performances on WEDEBSD AY and SITIIRDAY AV-
M/100HO. Commence at 334 o'clock fel3-6c
MERI CAN ACADEM Y OF MUSIC.-
GRAND GYM,N ASTI° EXBIBIrmi b the pupils.
of both sexes, or HILLID3h AN It & LEWIs' OYMIA
SIIIN, TBURSDAY EVES'S°, February 16,18 a, at 734
o'clock. Also, Gymnastic Psrformances—oing/e Ets,
Swinging Rings, Paraiba. Bare, Indian Blabs, [lamb-
Bells. &e. ; Fencing and Sparring, the Double .traps[..
Tickets, 60c ; reyer'esd Beare, 7fo —at the °+innut—
slum, corner ELNTR and ARCH Serena; at Gontd's
Dusk Store; at tbe.AcsidentY. MIS ga
SKATIN G, SKATING, SKATING,
exATIBG.--Eleinnt Pawkily on the UNION PART.,
FOURTH 'and DIAROND Streets. The LATE SROVIr
bee been entire' y cleared away. et Immen,e one
The ARTIF.I4.IIAI. MOON EASES THIS 846eIIAROY
7.15. and thrown RED, WRNS. and BLUE RAYS orar
the PASS, terminus
GRAND AND HOVEL SPIV:MACIAS.
A BEAM BARD will be in attendance THEE EVIg-
NIRO. /t•
SKATING! GLORIOUS SKATING
LAT Tag NATIONAL SKATING PARK.
TWINTIY.PIRST BTKPAT Mil) COLUMBIA APB NEIN.
The Ptak is entirely free from mow, And On &DT
operthon of the tee•nlene loom
THE 108 IN ePbENDID CONDITION.
MUSIC }WERT ETSNiNG
13N DOUGLASS' BAND. i
QKATINGI SKATING 11 SKATING! I
Buoursws FARB. BROAD and COLUNSIL
Avenue. The Snow Das all been rsmoved. and the
Ice planed 'smooth as a nilivor .
li."B —Skaters may rely on the truth o! thts unties.
Thirteenth and Fineenth• !street Railroad direct to the
Park.
HABBLBRI3 -
ONCETBSTRA AVM MILITARY MARIO.
Office, No , 21* South 12011TH Brest. JanDe
Ci r ERMANIA OROHIEBTRA.-PUBLIC
RREIRARSALS every SATURDAY, at, 8) o'doeli
r.. 11., at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Tlairetsfil
tante. Six Tleketeolo; tq_be bed at Goad's, Amine%
and Neyer's Dude Stores, and a Rall t neka.l2
THB ACADEMY OF FMB AVM
CHISTNIIT Stroot,_abovo Ten th . i OP= 109.1&1-
for 'whiten. from 9 A. Alt. to tel P.
AL. FOR BARBADOS.—THR
ilasuum. British brig "EfiLIPSE;" Newman. =aster.
will sail as above in a Pew days. For freight or oaths^.
apply to . & LaVEIRONS.
'• reia-8t 91021 Sousa FRONT Ei:reet.
E PHILADELPHIA SCALE:WORKS.
FITEEKNITI &net and PBsßan.nktqf avant'.
DAVIS s CO. 1
ONFAItTaIgertFUE OTISTeM WO Z.
• Vow—Weber.
Moto',