gar. PETROLEUM.
THE NEW . YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
MINING AND u
MA m NUFA D U UR I R G LAWS OF TRI
STATE OF MEW YORK,
LIAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES,
110 PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS
MENT.
00VEENMENT BONDS AND SIENTRITIES TAKEN
/N .I"AXIKANT ZOE ISTOOK.
OPS:
fro. 24 RISIP TION LAR WILDING,
Nro enROADWAY, NEW YORK.
PORT OETIOE DIUSiiS, BOX NO. ma. YORK,
OPriesus.
Bop.loran a. DICKINSON, President.
WM. en FILIPPA. Vice Prerident.
ROBERT BASeETT, Secretary.
IL J. EUSTIS. Niacin baperintndent , Tltuevllle,Pa.
ATLANTIS/4ANS ,110.141 Dr oidwaY. N. Y. ,Treasary.
yaueyage.
en DI NIEL B DleKlis SON Blegtiamten,N.
- e.ANOIIIII. (eßrewer, Watson, di 00,) Titusville Pa
MYER'S. • ••
.lo.lePII CR AP A/11....e. New YakYak City.
F. T. Pd
NE WTOD
. JEN SINGS Titusville, Pa,
B BARCLAY' ...... York City.
S. HALLOCK........••em
Fells of the Company are now producing oil,
ening for
stookny address on applioation.
tent formay be made in drafts. regletered
ir Government beetle and seonaties, which bonds
:widen will be taken at their market value.
Monroe nifty be eddressed to the Company, P. 0.
tee6B, New Perk City, or to ' Annuli) Bank.
9 of the New York and Livermeol Pettolearn
ay,' No. H 2 Broad Way. Now rOtk City.
‘ olll m lug paragraphs eodtain a fall and clear se
ll the operat ions of this
ST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
IRA.TIONS AND SP/CATION OF THE CON-
S Y.
inw Tonic atm littsaPoOL PETROLeug COMPANT
iced Its r live operations about the beginning or
,er, ilea& one chief principle upon which. its
4 . , proceeded, has been so carefully avotd Serving
2rtstn of any i edivlduel who might have lands
r oil property to sell, at the expellee of. the Steak
s tic the other hand. they have unlace mi Gon
d the best interests of the stockholders as the only
;or 'Diluting the concerns of the company, and,
acted in good faith upon this rule. •
inducements offered in the original prospectuses
dvettleements of the company, and the Mete and
;tad character of the gentlemen inflaential in its
and in Ito board or officers, rapidly supplied it
the funds neesesery for a working capital; and
one hundred thousand dollars in it. treasnry,
,tent agents were sent oat in the beginning of the
ut year, Who passed anonsidereble time In the all
re, /11 selecting trent, th.e numerous oil lands and
rate offered to the company such as would nffoed
=dem and safest sites for its mintag works. This
mem unholy &cement:abed, and the comean9 now
interests in lands and other properties, eanveyed
in fee, by uoaltiputsd and certain titles, and punt
) an extent witch constitutes an abundant; real
bates for its actual operations in minims( and sell-
Motown. A detailed description of these please
sorter to given farther on,
moral /on like the New York and Liverpool Pa
m Company needs, In order to attract andjuetify
pander' ce of rte public, manager. of proper cha
sufficient central, a pieetteal working oreaniza
ionna besieges rules, and, lastly, the actual mem
htch these pre liminarige are sure to rein. In all
Articular, it is p osition . t the company stands
ntkably . bigh position. A feeef words will not
of place on come of. these head,.
mmma—Daniel C. Dickinson, its President, owes
rh Mandl; g before the people of the United. States,
tore to his firm and uncompromisleg henesty.
o MB rem:irk Klee ability as a lending lawyer, a
ant speaker, and a wise end safe Matt:femme
remaining executive officers of the Company , are
mien of experience and good repute in the business
Beard of Trustees includes, not merely these
Mall, and others of good chatacter and standing•
friend w boor eirenmetances conetitute a special
ocular guarantee for careful and judicious ma
rent finch, for inetance are—
!. Angier, Er q , who to a member of the very rich
Wong fail of Brewer, Watson, & Co. i
W. Nye's, Esq., one of the most prominent oil
era of the petroleum mart of Titnevtlle, and a gen
et of recognized ability and menial
W. N. Jeer toge, of Titusville. whose shrewd
,nd success as a business man have already es
him a considerable futons;
F ]newton , Emu, well•known and cautions
gyrator, and others The gentlemen just specified
the oil region, where the interests 01 the Com•
are situated. and In their immediate neighbor-
Their own means have been toe greatexteut ne
in the oil business. They understand the general
ries of bast sees, and the special charecterietios of
business in particular. rind they own stock in
lmpAny, which stock they hold for the sake of
ividende Rhlcb they believe it will hereafter
These circumetancers together give as much cer
f as affairs permit, that the transactions,
a Company will be mennelly watched, conducted
.e best manner, and with that kind of economy
only an owner's eye can enforce.
—The capital of this Company aireadyeac
y paid in is ample to carry its mining concerns into
operation, having, as has been stated, reached
)00 within the are; two months of its existence, and
etc tidily on the increase by sates of stock now con
l9 made at the par value of $11) per share
ißxrsO OROANIZaIION.—Fur the practical wenn of
'orking organization of the Company, the chants
'those who nave tbns far formed and end acted it
for the present , be its guarantee. Bat it may be
honedo that the Comeau, 'e Mining Superintendent,
I. J. BUBTIe Is a prectical mining engineer of
experience. decided skill, rod hien local repata-
Ind eed. his employment as mining enoerin
int was instantly recognized in the oil regions in
Weeny 01 the Company's lands, as a material en.
anent of the value of the stock, and a proof of the
tte of its management.
;InEsa BOLES.—The principle of operating for the
sets of the et ekhoiders is °belong enough, of
te. But the New York and Liverpool Petroleum
?any exemrdiftes this plan, in a menner which is
ved worthy of steam/ particularly. This ts, the
if sr:o ( fering stock. It is a fi xed principle of this
'any to seek is place its shares rather in the hands
_ry small holders than a few large ones. It *hue
tde the danger et falling bel plesel y whom the con- '
of any one or two rich men, who might then pro-
1 to make the Company a mere speculating mead ne
their private gain. aed might sell It out bodily, or
ft, whenever they might choose. The managers of
Company have, in fact, once or twice already aetn
decline d large offers made to them for buying their
k in great gnentities, from an apprehension of the
Ability of snub consequences. It has also adopted
liter beneficial male warmly: not to hold any pro
-
ly or intereet whatever, which is not under its own
lesiva control and management. Thin avoids de.
ling (for lestaboe) fir the oil from a well, on the
fen and. skill of other parties montane it.
iEBORIPTIOD OF THE PROPP.RTY OP THE COM
PANY.
try many parcels of oil property of different kinds
3 already been proceed upon the Company be name
, pantile, of whirl', however, some were condition
accepted only, and others were withdrawn from its
rot by their holders, in consequence of changes in
roweled and. excited' oil land market. In tee 'Mer
it' their best ju fitment, acootdinglr, and with due
rd to the constant fluctuations of that market, as
se to the profit of therr Stock nolders, the managers
Company. after considering and often arratrolling
different pareeis of land and oil interests, have in
:trait result preferred. to obtain a moderate amount
:,..mole property of matured worth, rather than to
at unknown testis, possibly of ilctitious value,
Its to become. i avowed in transactions epeculative
than sound, and likely to lead to endless ember
ins.
?resent poeseestoni of the Company, selected as
Red considered choice pieces of property, such air
are prompt and considerable danteads, are as
Is:
in e • licit the working Mitered in the Borough Wel
leasehold so Late of an acre and a half. on Usenet •
3 Run, and within the borough of TitneyWe, and
tree interest In the land of the estate, and in any
wells sunk on the same. This well is now pump
rm to ten beanie a deer, With an increasing
The oil from this locality, being near the Oil
?Mimed d epot, sells at a much higher rate than
.8 Where Iran , hauling Is neceimery.
tie whole, working interest, being three-fourthe
. the oil, in a leasehold estate of one acre. known
le Kelly tense, in the Immediate neighborhood of
hove, or Meeting. Louse Ran, On which estate the
haspany' already bosun to bore a well.
The wearin. Interest, being tine. eighth of tbe yield
as Morrison Well. situated on the Foster Form. on
Creek, aloes to the well known Sherman and 'efo
wet ls. This well was some time ago yielding forty
rein a day, %ellen the flow was stopped by a deposit
&ratline In the *mall pipe. and after ward by break.
of machinery. New and improved machinery is in
rester adjailm ant. and a y lied of at least eighty bar
, a day is coati lently expected at once
The like interest in the Aiken Weil, which lie so
in the Morrie= as to be operated by the same me.
nay. Them well is not so advanced as she Morrison
11, and hag not yet been tested, but affords all the in
miens of a goad yield of oil.
. The Parker Farm Lease. of the working interest,
ng t ree• quarters of all the oil produced la two acres
the Maker 1 , 1,1711, within she borough of TIP:OYMa.
is tract lies immediately on Oil Creek, and is all ex
lent boring land. One welt on this lease. now down,
feet, ebows se much oil that it is to b's pumped at
:re In the immediate neighborhood are the Galatea-
Continental Well, long yielding from Ell to 103 bar
a day rind now given 70 barrels a day; the Heys
11, which has been steadily yielding oil for two
re; and the Buelle, Firth, Stewart. and Palmer
lie a 1 steadily producing Half below la the
the'W ell, the filet one drilled in the oil region. This
>party. in the heart of the znostloroductive part of the
country, only half a mile from the Titusville Depot,
the 011. Creek Railroad, le extremely valuable.
The Hem Farm. Tana is an estate le fee Ousels, of
hty eight acres, on Cherry Ran. It is two miles
m the celebrated Noble Well, and two and a half or
ee miles in the same direct line from the Erhart
ran, on which are tee celebrated. 600 barrel Coquet
the 400. barrel Jersey Well, and the 100 barrel
pie Slade Wel . It Is about two miles from the
ted StateteCompany 'a new 300 barrel well. Tideland
t the centre of the Van augo oil region; it is all oil
I, having bogey producing Wells On every side;
it anomie em pie space for eluting two hundred or
walls. LIS a ot) er port•ont of the Company's Pro
r. the Hart Farm Want easily be leased, and would.
g 61,010 an acre, besides hall the oil, free from any
king exam as .
The "Whitney Farm," a fee simple estate of 200
together with an "allowance" of from fifteen to
ity acres mere, with a large frontage on 011 Creak,
re Tausville, which la admitted by the exParta in
business to be exceedingly desirableotl property,
which has been secured to the Company on very
antageone terms. There is a good house and barn
leis land, end it is worth all that lilies coat for merl
in' parposesfmerely.
That thoroughly well-equipped sad complete Pe •
Inn/ Refinery In the 'smarmed' the borough of Thum
immediately adjoining tile terminus, and fronting
depot of the Oil Creak nailroad • now known as tee
w Yor k' sad Liverpool Refinery, formerly the Mete.
y Refinery. Tble estate consists of ate ut five and a
If acres of land—all good oil territory—and. liven- •
tight buntline It includes a deer:aline hones .
twenty-four rooms, garden, barn, ice house.
dog, do • an &llama, and valuable watorpower,
' to eighteen horse power, which saves the whole
as. of a steam engine for runnifils tee works of the
my, and which may be amity need for deafen
a anywhere on the estate. operating rooms, tanker.
repes, and other atonal:se annum. ten , neemearY
imitate a full nett of fires. claw, elSoleut, labor. say •
late, and economical rennin works; a coopering
enirrel-m als in establiehment, machine shop,
dlh's shop, &a., &o. Tema works are capable
tg out two hundred barrels a week of reined
ae works have been run for four years without
I, and their product has already an °debited/3d
,ion in the oil market. Satiable estimates show,
IE6 barreis of refined ail a week, the net pron te of
g the welt is would be over NOW weels. Upon the .
Lashed to this estate there is soandant spice for
• twentmlive Wells, which, by drafting from the
owe whole , e done with a saving_ of the heaviest
'tbe viz, , steam enginetefuel, and engin
area. Pipe for one wel de r rick n haft i ng, ead
leen down sixty feet; the, sAc
ready, and the Work is to be prosecuted at ones,
teatimes are also now in progress for a valvehis
fret-class oil land, on Pit Role Creek. near the
hilted States Welt, now Sowing from WO to 300
a day. This is• all oil land, fronting on the
'saving ample room for a hundred wells, std can
be leased a! from $l,OOO to 52,000 an acre, be •
lOlinf the o
AND? PROSPECTS OF THE COMPANY.
employ will, if expedient, from time to time,
ter other lands and interest/1, but will only du se
sake of the bona fide ov:ideation. of .real values,
ith the express purpose of promoting its own
eueiness enclose.
manner, although the terms of the charter of
dimly authorize it to prosecute other kinds of
ig, it entertains no pummel of doing so, preferring
dine itself to the mutate/sr development of its Mete
tindertakingemiready commenced, whose present
Aloe authorizes the expectation of profit enough to
ify an reasonable desires. One of the Company's
isle already Ogle in g oil; another will do so se soon
to =Witham which is oily out of order, can be
asted t another is to be pumped at ,
once, as soon as
rubes can be put down; another gives every Indict
er producing oil; and two more are fortnwlth to be
lon very promieing territory. Farther, as all the
tal of the Corneae, to worming MOHO, wells will
nue to be sunk to any extent which the remote
Justify. mai, the Company's lanes shall be fully
loped. The Company's .mitnemr, which is beyond
comparison the largest and best in /Unsettle, is
is competent to return a revenue of some MOLD a
r, and this mule be doubled by the expenditure of
.000. The Company could even make largeearnings
Mime upon its real estate, without use operating
et all
order fully to understand thi situation of this
yitmuttbet be remembered that the petroleum bust
to vast as it seems, Is only la its infancy. arid duet
Mew York and Liverpool Petrolenm Company is
of the sunset occupants of toe field. How great
field le. how vast the quantity of merchaed.se to
secured from tie myeterions subterranean deposit,,
low-important are its uses tn the industry of the
I, every f.w mete will dimly show.
number of cempenies organized up to November,
In the three elites of Bo , * York. Philadelphia.
ntteburg, alone amounted to two halides , ' and
Duren Jebnaey. 1663, it Was reckoned that a
nt and a half dollars a day or capital Wee oaselse
Woburn lime Lai nts—aa expenditure reeking
Fiat of the present aigeutle war, and double won.
Fat
incurred at she same time Toe ree.tpts
end, petroleum at the Walls' mouth in Western
VIM& alone during 1864, remitted, fifty minima
re. Petroleum is chiefly in demand. for lighting:
as an oil and ae Is gee producer, las lobrtonitng
leery, tie fael, and for merposee to science mad the
The extent of these demands is monstrons. Y. t
ly InOtenEllnp. For one of them alone, namely,
lug machinery. fn. England alone. the meets fac
e sold in one year, and that several leers ago,
four intedree theorised gallons flew perinthent
morale *prime of this oil are. is shown by the hie
n' the altirdie pet, °leery. wells. Those ae Baku. to
t, whit& hem, been jo fall yield aloes t'e time of
dor. twt ran. fans centuries ago,afforded an element
rears since, estimated to be cretin fel ,010 • r ear;
Of a , Rangoon, la 130711140. Werkso from tins im
'I, eV?, is 10 said, four hundred thousand nOge-
NIL
1, then, the gigantic extent of this won.
geld. for badges% ths CertailMY CC LAM
pins / 31 . hby judicious entereriee, the abilities, RiVIIIII.
mama, and. reputation of the gentlemen eenemmed to
this tlempeny, and the positive and solid business elle.
tees of its opuratione up to thie point, it is believed that
no Investment le at this day open to the Public at once
eo safe and no /uerative.
The following editorial olebriona, amonfrothere, hays
been given, upon the standing and preen/44%0E the lifeW
York and Liverpool Petroleum Company:
From The N. Y. Independent.
Pirraomiust.—Our readers will have noticed an adver
tisement of the New York and Liverpool Petroleum Com
pany Sutler columns. Daniel S. Dickinson is the Presi
dent, and he Is swigged with gentlemen of exPerlerres
in the bnelnees. A careful study of the prorpsottis wilt
reveal the advantages of the Investment. The discovery
of Petroleum is so recent, and the necessary demand so
large and Increasing, that this COMM,' may be said
to proceed upon a perroanent basis. Their prospectus
apeal a frankly and fairly. and the name of Mr. Dickin
son, who has-here. we believe for the first time, associ
ated his name with any corporate enterprise. should
satisfy the inquirer that it is not a mere speculation, AD
of the funds paid In form the working capital of the
Company, and no one connected with It is Interested in
selling the Company land or property at a fictitious
value or at any profit. Stockholders are mutually inte
rested In all the prefite of the Company. Several of the
Triages, are located in the oil ration, and have acquired
their wealth and experience in the busineas,anti have a
Personal supervision over the Company's affairs, and`
It ie expected that large qnarterly dividend's will be re
gularly paid from the let of JannerY•
From Harper's Weekly.
Pawn:wear —The New York and Liverpool Petroleum
Company, whose advertisement appears elsewhere,
offers nor Mated guarantees of safety and good manage
ment in the fact that It is so largely owned and con
ducted by real men of oil—not mere speculators In Cor
porations. Mr, Angier, one its trustees, baton's to the
Titneville firm of Brewer, Watson, a CO••WhO" wealth
counts br millions. Mr. Myers. another, is an 'exten
sive well-proprietor and oil-shipper; and others of
them, so to speak, "live and., move and have their
being "in 011. Such features show that a company is
real, and meant for Permanence. t -wit wit
lar MOM
CAMERON PETROLEUM CO.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL..9I,OOO,OOO.
SHARES 200,000.
PAP. $5.00,
BITEO3I3BLIVION .
PRBERDEIrr.
VANCE STEWARTJ
OF =MP. OOIIMST, PA.
TREASURRIt.
G. JAMES;
OF PRILLMILPHIA.•
SECRETARY.
J. L. DARLINGTON;
WIMP OFINISTPX. PA.
DIIIIICTOBS,
WOOS STE WART. Mercer conntY. Ps.
JOHN E. LEONARD, West Chester. Ea.
D. 0. FORNEY, We.abington, D. 0.
HENRY D. 000KII, Washington, D. O.
SIMON DAIMON, Barrielmrg, Fa.
JOHN H. DIEHL. Philadelphia.
JOHN F. GRAFF, Philadelphia.
OEORGS o. EVANS, Philadelphia.
JAMES DUFFY, Marietta. Lansaeter cO.. Ps.
The present and prospective value of the stook of this
Company may be inferred from the fact that it owns a
fee Simple interest in 473 (four hundred and sevent7-
three) acres of the richest-testedoil territory inTenango
county, believed by the most experienced oil men In
that region to be capable of producina a net annual lis
some to the Company of one and a half million dollars.
Cr three timee the entire goat of the stock, which would
be equivalent to twentyflve. per cent. a moral:rem its
subscription price, or one hundred and /1V per cent.
per annum on its par wane.
The following is a description of the Outman:Vs pro
perty:
One•fourth foe simple Interest in the celebrated
""Hoover'" Farm, situate on the Allegheny river.
about two and one•haif miles below Franklin. con
taining 292 (two hundred anA ninety.two) acres, with
8132 rode (or over one mile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leases, each ten rods
square, and from which the owners of the fee simple get
one half the oil, free of all expense. Besides this. there
are two wells owned by the owners of the fee, from
which they get all the on.
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-seven) more late surveyed, and more than ROY
applications are now standing to lease the latter fox Otte
half the oil to the owners.
Out of the twelve wells on this Farm efenen are now
paying handeomely; a fact which sufficiently demon
strates the great ,rtchness and reliability of the terri
tory.
Is the entire fie simpk littered in 181 (one hundred and
eighty. one) acres, situate on the Alleglient river, near
ly opposite the "Hoover " Farm. and a little nearer
Franklin, at the month of Mill Run, having a front of
96 rode on the Allegheny river, and one mile on both
sides of Mill Run, with ample boring surface for one
hundred wells, or Lots of ten rods square. This tract
is known as the "Stewart Farm, " and is deer of all
leases or incumbrances of any kind.
There is now in operation a fifty-barrel well (beside
several smaller ones) on the Cochran Fenn, widish ad
joins this on the south. In fact, the "Stewart " Farm
le surrounded with good-paying wells, and within a
short time a single lease of 80 rods front, on the Imme
diate opposite aide of the river, - sold for 11015,030 (one
hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars.) On this
lease a good well has been struck within a few days.
In addition to the territory of the "Stewart " Farm,
which Is believed to be equally as good as the " Hoov
er," there are on its three-story (Iris% Hill, with tine
water-power, a good farm-house, and other 'buildings,
hat will be of use to the company.
The duratitity of this immediate oil section Is rilus•
trated by the fact that some of the wells on the "Hoov
er" Farm have been pumping for over four yearn, with
out any material diminution l their yield, while the
oil here produced, from its greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity, always commands
from one to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at
011 Creek.
The °facers of the Company feel Justified in present
ing the following estimate of what. with vigorous
management, the above lands can be made to yield for
the benefit of the etookholders In a comparatively short
lime:
THE "STEWART FARM."
There Is room on this for one hundred lots of ten rode
square, all of which can be leased immediately for one
half the oil. free of all expense to the Company.
Datimaling one well to each lot (one hundred wells.
although there la room fox three hundred) et the very
moderate average of ten barred each, would maks,
Dg By Prod tt ct /ADO
Out of this the Company's share would be. 600 , hbls.
Value of daily yield to the Company. at
ten dollars per bbl is now selling at
$19.60. ).»........»«.... • ..... •••• $6,000 00
Allowing three hundred working dart to
the - year, this would make the Compa
ny'■ annual net receipts. from the BMW
art Farm a10ne....... 1,600.000 00
Allowing the same estimates for the • 'Efoov
ar Yam in whiolt the Company owns.
one-fourth in fee of the land interest, the
annual net receipts from the latter would
be. • •• k ..... •• • . 1.110 • » ... . .0 - 64 •-•••• • SA COO OD
Making the annual receipts from both
Fargo —... 1,875,053 00
Deducting from thin amount the awn of
$376,003 for oOntingencies, would leave
•
the
Bet Annual Income of the Company.»». 51,600,000 00
ALL THBBB LOTS CAN BB IMMEDIATELY LEASED,
If it is deemed expedient, at a royalty or one-hall' the
Oil, with covenants 'binding lessees to sink wells, with
all possible diligence, to the depth of 000 or more feet.
A FEW PLAIN WORDS TO SUBSCBIBIBS." --
Ton are not asked to subscribe to this Stock wit h the
expectation of immediate fp receiving large cifoldends,
but the basis on which the Company rests, it is be
lieved, will make your investment not only safe. but.,
prospectively, of enormous value.
Voiwithstandincat the present prices of olLthe Corn,
my' s annual receipts (without any farther develop
ment) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight pet
cent. on the cost of the stock.
The President, Mr. Stewart, is one of the most praetl•
cal' and experienced oil operators in the State, and his
residence near the Company's property and general
oversight of its management is the beet znarantee that
no etiefts will be spared to make the Investment pro.
fltable.
Applications for a large proportion of the stook have
already been made, but none will be received until the
books of the Comm,. are regularly opened for that
Purpose,
Only a liniletd amount of the stock willobe sold at
aubsoription price.
The stook will be leaned full paid, without farther
amassment&
BOORS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be open fora few
Mir", on and after January 18, 1506, at the oace or
E. G. JAMES, Treasurer,
No. 101 WALBTPT street, Phllads.
ler" PRESTON COAL AND IMPROVE.
EMIT COMPAN r, No. 205 g weLenpr
S NOT
PHMADELPFITA, FebrllArY n. meeting
of
TO STOOKHOLDSBIL—The annual meeting
of Stockholders for the election of Directors will be
held at the office of 'the Company, on WEDNESDAY..
March let, at 10 o'clock A. M The necessary arrange
meats for completing the purchase - of the leased colliery
on the Company's Estate will be presented to the Stock
holders for their approval B. P. 1111Trint.
19134 marl Secretary'.
BiOTIRTF..—ENEPIBE COPPER. CON.
l PANT OF MIOHIGfIar.—NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, That all Stock In this Company, on which the
Inetaiment of Two Dollars per Share , oalled August 19,,
1864, and due September 10, 1664, la not paid, is for
feited by Said default. and that according to the Oharter
and By-laws of the Company it will be sold at Public
Auction on THITREIDAY, 9th March, 1866, at 12 IL at
the Office of the Secretary of the Company. No. 41113
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. unless paid on or be
fore that day. BY Order of the Board of Directors.
'MULLIN, Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia, Feb. 6,1E66 . fe7•lntrfrrotmh9
Bar OFFICE OIRAISD MINING Wile
PANT, No. 324 WALNUT Street.
ILADELPHIA, February 2d, 1285.
NOTICE IS BENSBY QlVi i l, That all STOCK of
the OIEAND MINING COMPANY on which Metal
menta are due and unpaid. bee been declared for
feited, and will be cold at Public Auction on SATUR
DAY, the fourth day of March, 1866, 10.11 o'clock,
noon, at the Ofnce of the Secretary of the Corporation.
according to the Charter and By-Lawe. Wen ro ,
deemed on or before that day.
By order of the Directors.
B. A.. HOOPES.
foll.tmd Secretary and Treasurer.
liar THE PETROLEIO/11 OF CALI:FOR.
NlA.—Frofeeser 81LLItidN. of Yale Collage.
deliverswlll Lecture upon " The Mineral Resources of
California" on THIIRADAY P.VENING. itt lost • at 8
o' clock. at the Hall of the Univereity of genniviyania,
NINTH Street, above flheetnah for the benefit of the
8. SitifITAILY COMMISSION.
Tickets 60 cents each. Can be . had at the Rooms of
the Commission 1807 Chestnut street, on and after
Tuday, and a t fe
the Hall on the evening of th ec
e L
turese. to.ikt
Or TUE QIIICHISILtER ninuNiu
COMPANY. No. Al NASSAU Street,
New Toast, February I. DES.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
at p the CON'rIS iffiTAL HOTEL. in the city of Miser&
phis.
FL on WEDNESDAY, February Ed, at one O'clock
'The Annual Election of DIRECTORS will be held dt
the samepiace,•On the same day. between the hours of
two and three P. M.
The .Transfer Books will be elosed on SATURDAY,
February 18 h. and reopened on MONDAY.Fsbruary
B. EANDOL, •
fel-Igt . Secretary.
liar. OFFICE OF JERSEY WELL OIL
COMESE T. 929 CHEATNOT Street.
ParLemmays., februarY 19, INC
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The Directors have this day seclared their first
Monthly Dividend, of TERSE PFE. CENT. out of the
net earalage of the Company, payable at the °Sae. on
and after March let. The 'Transfer Books will be
cloned from the list Inst. W. M. B &ROW,
felSwsvfm4t Beeretaxy and Treasurer.
112F'DTVIDWIIIi.—TillE CURTIN • OIL
COMPs NT have . this dap dealared a dividend
or TWO Pkit OMlTpay able on the 25th inst Books
close en the 23th, at 3 1 - ki and open on the 27th inst.
JOHN H WILL Sainttry.
.
ttur.Annuou, Febrala 15. /565. re/LIA.;
THE PRESS.-PHIIADRLFHIE: WED , ESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1865:
MILITARY.
YRTSItAN f TO TIE FRONT! I
ADVANCE
AND JOIN THS
EtTUNEY BRIG-ADE.
GENERAL HANCOCK'S CORPS,
I TO BE EBOEXITTED
IN PHILADELPHIA
WITHIN WAXY DAYS. -
FULL BOUNTIES AND 110 DEDUCTIONS FOB
0011XISSLONS.
CITIZENS, TO YOUR DUTY
Aid In raising a Brigade which will be a more lasting
monument to the memory of Gemmel Birney than any
You can 'build for him. Aid in fuzniehing Veterans to
carve order ,the gallant HaneOck. sad enable him to
do his past in putting- down the iecursed Bebellion.
Remember that every Veteran who shoulders his mus-
ket and returns to the scenea in which he has so lons
particlpatad Wirth a cart-load of raw recruits, or a
Vagoa-load of bountpjampers. Help to fill the otota
of Philadelphte, and avoid the stigma of a draft.
The plan proposed ie a very simple one. There are
in Pennsylvania more than forth thousand •discharged
soldiers who have served honorably more than two
year The majority of , them want to return "to Noe
,the , thing out," and are only hesitating With whom to
go. It is Proposed to ask them to go with Ilancook's
Corps of Peterson, and to Ware them fair treatment
when they do enlist. To honor the memory of the
brume Eimer. General Hanoeek has authorized the
Brigade to be called the Birney Brigade, and ii will be
recruited in Philadelphia: As soon as &sufficient num
ber are enlisted a camp will be located near the city,
and every Provicion will be made for the comfort of the
recruits until they go with loaded gage to meet the
BOUNTIES AND PAY.
TEE NET PAT
OF, •
A PETSBAN VOLITATEMI
HANCOCK'S CORPS
a, viz..
For One Year, Government $4OO
Olty of Philadelphia Bounty 402
Monthly pay from Milted Btateistoyernment, $l5
per 192
Clothing &stoma yearly
Ward Bounty, (average)•««+ •-• • 04.44. 25
City relief for families of volunteers, $6 per month. 72
Total •••••440.4•11114-.0.1111$1../S1
THE EST PAT
A VETERAN VOLITNTEER
TWO YEARS
RAllOOOB'l3 001013
•
is, viz.
Government Bounty. •• 4 ••4.44144 41444 04414 4-041.• 4 . .««$506
City of Philadelphia 4-4-....4-4- 956
Monthly pay from United States Government, $1.6
per m0nth...... 684
Ward Bounty, 25
City relief for family, $6 par month.... ... 114
TOt ale VII 4 4 ..... ' HO • • • Sig 503
THE NEP PAY
A VITEELAN VOLIINTSZE
TIEREZ, TEAMS
HANCOCK% CORPS
is, viz. :
Government 80tuit7....
City of 603
Xonthly pay from United States Government, $l6
per month....
Clothing account, $42 per jest. .... . 126
Ward Bounty. 26
City relief for families. 86 per 0,14411.. • 0.1111 216
”..$2,043
Organization to Boise the Brigade.
The Committee who have ethane of the organization
of the Brigade are:
O. W. DAVIS,
HENRY 0. HOWELL,
GEORGE BIILLOCE,
DAVID FAUST.
JOSE W. EVERMAN.
JOSEPH F. TOBIAS,
D. S. WINEBRENER,
SETZ.B. STITT.
JrXECWITTS OFT/OES OF CONN - UTILE,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Chief of Detective Police of the City of Fhilielelphia
- TTIBASIMER.
MORTON McMIOHLEL.
Cashier of First National Bank.
THE BRIGADE WILL. BE COMPOSED 01P TIMER
REGIMENTS. One will be raised ender the direction
of the Corporations of Philadelphia. . From thee, ear
porationi the Committee will consist of—
COL. THOMAS A. SCOTT,
Tiro President of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
FREDERICK, FRALEY.
President of the Schuylkill Navigation Company.
CHARLES E. SMITH,
President of the Beading Railroad Company.
THOMAS C. HAND,
President of the Delaware Mutual Insurance Co.
STEPHEN A. CALDWELL,
President of the First National Bank of Philadelphia.
THE SECOND REGIMENT will be robed under the
direction of the gannfacturers, Morohants. and Bro•
kern of P.hiludelphia. The Committee will coludit of
BARTON H. JEERS.
LEMUEL COFFIN,
HENRY LEWIS, 7a.;
CHAS. L. BORIS,
(of C. L. di H. Rorie).
JOHN W. SEXTON.
(of Jay Cooke at Co. )
THE THIRD IVEGINENT will be relied under di
rection of the Corn Zxohange. -The Committee upoint
ed are
CHABLIS KNECHT.
(President of the Cora 'Wham),
R G. JAMES,
JAMES L. WARD.
JOSEPH W. MILLER,
JAMES 8. MOT.
REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS.
In the Proposed Brigade every man or woman desir
ous of sending a Representative Recruit to the army,
can do so by the payment of $OO to any of the gentlemen
named on any of the foregoing committees. Of this
sum $25 will be paid to the recruit, and $25 will be re
tained by the Treasurer of the Committee to defray ex
traordinary expenses. Including printing; music, etc.;
etc., insident to raleing troops. Let every man and
woman la - the State who desires to be represented in the .
army, come forward and mate tide Investment for the
purpose of strengthening the rants of the army. Do
not wait to be called on. but send the money and pro
cure a Representative Veteran Recruit. one who has
and can may a himself of serviee to our Government in
its hour of trial. Don't count the coed. It will pay a
handsome dividend.
THE VETEBASS
Shall be treated With frankness and equity.. Not One
dpilar shell be taken from their bounflei, bat all ilia
bo ealg, deem pitapat ilaraitogn 6t ileotaiik
ILITARY.
our onziposo to raise this Brigade witheit the ald of
substitute broken, and not a single bounty jumper
ehall be admitted. We will treat every moldier as a,
gentleman, and every promise shell be kept. if he is
insured. the Chief of Detective Police will diolooyer the
reason, and apply an DABOOMO MOT.
fr4:o4*/ 4-Ov44,T=CIA;):4iAIII)DfA6):6"I
Should remember that every Veteran they can procure
to enliat in this Brigade will be oredited upon the quota
of the city, and if it is really the desire of the Ward Com
mittees to get the city out of the draft. they cannot
do better than to aid us to raise it. If brains and en
ergy are need, the Brigade can be raised in a few days,
and thus Oil more than one half. the quota of our city.
Let us ell pull together earnestly. zealously, and with
a hearty good will, and in a few wee* we will see
Three Thousand muskets, with educated men behind
them, matching to the front to aid in putting down the
TO VETERARS EVERYWHERE.
00111. and join no, whether you live in Maine or
Michigan. New Jersey or lowa. All who know the
gallant Illtnoook, and fin who over served under the
brave Barney. need no indueement to join rts after they
have made up Their minds to return to the front. Be
sides this. make yourselves remains officers. and
talk the matter over with the ":hoys. " Bring all you
oan with yen, and you shall be put in the same compa
ny, and we will have a Brigade without jealousies or
strife. Think of this, and don't take mush time to de
cide. , We want to pat the thing through before the grist
of NM
OFFICERS
will all be appointed by General Hancock. No one
need apply to any one bat him. The Committees can-
not lake the time to decide upon moth questions, or to
answer letters. We want to get the soldiers and attend
to their comforts.
HEADQUARTERS
- will soon be ectabliebed in Come eentral location In
PitSlidell:lM4, For the present, applioallon mey be
ze*4e vvrsonaTlY, or by.l9ttor; to
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
CHIEF OF-DETECT/YE Pothon,
MAYOR'S OPFIGEi
fe2l.6t • Philadelphia
MAJOR GENERAL IIANCOOKI
MTbSTA I RM i YRO RYSOr
o rr VE
spo ß nd AN c S e,
relative to
the recruiting now going - on in Phßadelphia under
the especial superintendence of Beni amin Franklin. the
Chief of the Detective Police. for HANCOCK'S ARNE
CORPS OF 'VETERANS, willbe rrad with great interest
by all classes of the commnnity, the rich and the poor
alike.
First, twenty two men were taken to. Washington,
D. C., by Chief Franklin. on 'noonday night, the 14th
root. On the followit g day the men were mustered
Into the service of the country, each one being credited
to the Ward or Township in which he resided. These
men 'lssued the following affidavit, after having boon
fully mustered in;
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Dtatutar OP C01.17M.81A, SS,
On. tide fifteenth day of Tebraary 1885. personally ali•
peered before me, a notary public in said Die triet„
Jacob Briebing , George H. Lewis. Peter 8. Gamble,
John J. Murphy. Charles H. Kennedy. Thomas J. Chad
wick,Alexander H. Gibson, John Sparks. Caleb Scaler,
Samuel W. Vanatta, Joseph Halberstadt, William O.
Yates, George B. Russell. Samuel Weeks. David H.
Baker. John Lap_p, Frank M Worth, Richard McCabe,
and Albert W. Eldridge all of the city of Philadel
phia. Pennsylvania ; alto , A. Themes, of the city
of Heading, Berke county, Pennsylvania; Theophilus
&think, of the borough of WWiatnepoit. Lycoming
county. and George W. Shute, of the township of Deer.
field, Cumberland county, New Jersey, who severally
acknowledged that they had been recruited by Benja
min Franklin, Chief of Detectives of th onto of Phila
delphia, Penney I vani a ; that they cameWeak' og.
ton with. said Franklin for the purpose of enlisting as
veterans in Haneock's corps; that all the promises made
to th em by eaid Franklin ledge been hiliy met by him;
that they have been paid all the motleys due them, as
well as transportation, without any deduction or deter=
tion whatever. I further certify that they were all'
mustered in and paid, and duly credited to the wards
and localities where they belonged, in my presence.
Witnees my hand and !Medal seal the day
SPAT.. and year above written.
H. G.:LAWRENCE. Notary Public.
By request of Chief Franklin the following order was
Leaned: _
lIHADQTTAP.TERS FIRST CIORPS,
WASHINGTON - . february 15, MO.
Lieut. Colonel Charles Bird, Camp Sforiesnan. I). C :
Conosusi.: A detachment of twenty-odd men from
Philadelphia, just arrived in Washington, is being sent
to the rendezvous at Camp Stoneman to.eay. The 'Ma
ier General commanding desires you to have them as
signed to one and the same company. He beLieirsis,that
inasmuch as these men are to be detached for some
time, and a large number of others are soon expected to
come from Philadelphia, that (as the leg Regiment le
nearly completed) it would be hitter to have these men
assigned to the tires company of the 2d Regiment. The
General desires these men to be armed and equipped as
soon,ae possible, in-order that they may be sent as a de
tachment to Philadelphia, to report to Benjamin Frank
lin, Esq., chief of the detective police of .that city, for
recruiting Purposes. Among the number are two or
three men who were formerly non-commisaioned 'oaf
core, and they might be appointed to similar positions
in the company to Which they will be assigned. You
will advise these headquarters as 600/1, ao the men are
properly equipped.
In the course ore few days Mr. Franklin will enlist
drummers and fifers for the company. As soon as they
are enlisted they will be Beet to Camp Stoneman. to be
uniformed and equipped, with drums, fifes,lto.
Tt e General desires one good °dicer sent ith the de
tachment to Philadelphia, where he will remain in
charge of it until further oilers.
If yoll have an extra drummer, who can drum, you
might send him with the detachment. He should take
a drum with him. The officer in charge of the detach
ment will receipt for the property.
/ am, Colonel, very respectfully,
. Your obedient servant,
FINLEY A &GERSON,
Glacial copy furnished fo the information of Benjamin
Franklin, iq . PINLET ANDERSON, A. A. G.
The following congratulatory order, issued by Major
General Hancock, on theilath last, speaks for itself:
' WARRINGTON. G. CI, Feb. 16, woo.
Benjamin .ES•anklin, Leg.. Chief qf Detective Police,
Phi/ads/y*la:
My DEAN Sin; Your detachment of veterans for the
Ist Corps arrived yesterday. The men, without ex
ception, have been mustered into the service of the
Unitedlitates lam wry much obliged to you for the
exertion you have hoed toward filling up my corps, and
I frost that the encase you have thus far met With
maybe_ unearned. for greater dimes in the future.
I am, very re spectfnliz r your obedient servant.
_ W/NFIELD S. H&NGOCK,
Major Cieneral U. S. Army, Commanding Corps.
In answer to a despatch the following was received.
It refers directly to every citizen liable to draft nader
the Jaw, as well as those who are exempt, and who de
sire to place a representative recruit in tins corps of ve
terans. Tinder this last clause the ladles may furnish
representative recrnite, p,nd thus assist in reducing the
quota of men required iu the pending draft- Clergy
men over 46 years of age, parties physically disabled,
aliens and others not liable to the draft, may furnish
representative recruits. All such representatives are
entitled to local as well as Orvernment bounty:
HEADQUARTER% IST ARMY CORPS,
Weertrirerort, Feb. 13, 1806
Benj. Franklin. Chief of Police, Comp of Fifth
and Chestnut. iliflade(phia
Subetitntee for enrolled men do not receive the
Government Bounty. Principals are exempted from
draft. Representative recrui.e receive the Government
bounty. Volunteers, Substitutes, and Representative
Recruits residing in Philadelphia aro credited to that
city in coming Grafts. Pay commences from day the
enlistment is perfected. Letter by meth
W. S. HAtidOCK, Major General.
All Loyal Citizens who would aid in procuring men
to fill the ranks of HANCOK'S FIRST ARHY COUPS OP
VBTSRANS should pay particular attention to the fol
lowing announcement of the undersigned:
Any Citizen desirous of furnishing a Representative
Recruit for this Corps must procure a certificate from
the t rovoet Marehal of hie District, certifying that he is
exempt, either from being over 43 years of age or from
physical disability, when I will furnish him with
a Veteran Recruit for three years for $103; for two years,
$174; for one year, $6O; but in each case I must be fur
nished w Hire certified cheek for the whole amount due
the Veteran when he is mustered into the 'service -as
advertised—viz: for three years. 121,176; for two years,
$940; for one year, $760, and take my receipt for the
same. The princli will then be entitled to a draw
back from the United States Government of $333 for a
one. year Representative Recruit; $lO6 for a two year
Recruit; $4OO for a three year Recruit. Also, from the
city or Philadelphia, under the advertisement of the
City Bounty Fund GORIIOIB6IOO. for one year, $103; two
Years. $460; for three years, $5OO The .ftepresentatiee
Recruit, in all cases, 'being entitled to all the bounties
tine Volunteers when Rationed to Hanceck's Corps.
Any citizen liable to draft must produce a-Certificate
of the Provost Marshal to that effect, in his District, and
furnish me with a certified cheek. wizen I will furniehp
him with a receipt f.,r the same, guaranteeing to furnish
a Veteran Substitute for one year for $7014 for two
yesre, $960; for three years. $14175; which leit]. exempt
the Principal from the Draft for the above specified
time Those who place a Substitute for three years are
entitled to a drawback of IMO. from the Bounty Fend
Commission, but no allowances made by the City- ex"
cept for a three-year Substitute; the Government al
lows nothing whatever for substitutes.
Veterans must be accredited to the Wards or Town
ships in which they live, and it is the duty of every
Citizen to induce the soldier, who has been honorably
discharged frem the United States Infantry.
Cavalry, or Naval service, to join HANCOCK'S PIRST
ARMY CORPS. sad thus aid In relieving their Soh-
Districts from the approaching Draft to soma extent.
All persons who reside in adjoining counties must
send with their certificate of liability or non liability to
a Draft the amount of Local Bounties paid in their Dis
trict. when I can tell them exactly the net coat of far •
Welting a Representative Recruit or Substitute.
The net nay of a Veteran Volunteer An Hancock's
Corps is. viz:
For one_irear, Government Bounty—et... 441)
City of
Philadelphia Bounty. ...... • 400
Monthly Pay from B. S. Govenun't,eld per month 192
Clothing account yearly • --te---•• • 42
Ward Bounty (average) 26
City relief for families of vole.. $9 par month.....— 72
. . . ..... $1.,091
The net pay of a Veteran T0ta1............ "..
Ifolturt;;e ' r . fOrraro years in
Hancock's Corps
Government Bonney .... • 111 - 500
City of Philadelphia Bonsty—... 450
Monthly Pay from U. 8. Governm' 6/6 per month 25
Ward Bounty (average) . ............ 26
City relief Mr family, $6 per month.... . 144
Total...
• $1,503
The net pay of a Teleran Volunteer for three years in
Hancock'a Corps is, viz:
Government Bounty.
City of "'bile deipto a. —• • —• •
Monthly pay from 11. S. Gov't, $lO per month 575
Clothing account, $42 per year 123
Ward Bounty (average)...........,,,..... ..... 2/5
City relief for females, $6 per 2U3
Total . .
$2.043
All Veterans who desire to have their intermits looked
after wit hoot being swindled by gasmen are directed
to the Recruiting Agency, 106 South SIXTH Street,
• Berry's Marquee,' where the Ride is to be seen daily
which the Veteran Is entitled to keep at the expiration
of his term of service. Which dischargee elateen show
per minute.
s All communications on this subject after Ws fall ex.
planation must be brief and to the. point. vbe
promptly answered by addressing
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN*,
Chief Detective Department Police,
Mayor's Otace. Philadelphia.
WANTED AT ONCE. THREE BUG LEES, THREE
DRUMMERS, end THREE PIPERS, who have been in
service two years and received honorable discharges.
N. B —No Loafers. Bounty Jumpers. or Commission
Men need apply, as no dealing will be allowed with
them. (14)20.113 B. F.
I"ONCE MORE TO THE FRONT t"
Rl3th REGIMENT INFANTRY PENNSYLVANIA.
VOLUNTEERS.
7(11. UNION LEAGUE (NATIONAL GUARD) R&M.
COL. JOHN A. GOROAN.
(FOR ONE YEAR'S SERVICE.)
REM/TUTS WARTED TOR ONE. TWO, AND THERE
TRAMP SERVICE.
Bounties from City, for one year $4OO 00
Bounties from Government, for one 100 00
Bounties from City, for two .. 00
Bounties from Government, for two rear 5........ 200 00
Bounties from City. for three years 4500 00
Bounties from Government, for throe reeve...... 300 03
HIGHEST WARD BDU STIES PAID;
BESIDES PAY, R ATIODS. AND CLOTHING.
reie Regiment i 8 authorized birthe War Department
argot by the Govertaor of Pennell/yanks.
Otlieers are Veteran Soldiers, and hare Shown
their
COURAGE UPON THE 'FIELD OP B iIkTTLE.
Do net wait to be Evened, bat embrace theweeent
mmortnaity to receive the liberal
BOUNTIES OFFERED,
and to select your own * wavers.
OLINTIZES SHOULD INTEREST THEMSELVES
FILLING THIS REGIMENT PROMPTLY.
Colonel, JOHN A. GORGAN, late Major ISSia F. V..
D Lleute y n h Co o
lo
n
e
l
, VA
COB M. DAVIS, late Major
90th F. V. •
Major, WILLIAM IL RAWLINGS, late Gantaln ANIL
P. V. •
HEAD C4,Ti AittERS,
NATIONAL-GUARD:3' R aLL. RAGS STERNARELOW
SIXTH.
Egovrawa.sTATiox, 683 OHENTSIIT EMIL
MILITARY,
ANOTHER RA LLY FOR THE
OLD FLAG!
BANOOOK'S FIRTF
_ASHY 007til OF T.
THUMB.
The foldoWint °Bidet deepetob, relative to mug.
tering in the. wend squad of Veterans, recruited by
Benjamin Franklin, the Chief of Detectivee of Phila
delphia, to tea sure gnarantee of the manner in which sit
coming Veterans will be resetTett and treated The
good work of Pairiclikaft toes bravely on, A COMM?.
nielle FMCS' of keeeption in this city will be provides,
with the utmost despatch, for the comfort of the brave
men who ere now Siting up the Grand National Guard-
A splendid camp, in a high and healthy part of the
county, near the city. will soon be organised.
WASlnicoroN, D 0 Feb. ID, Ilid
I h . ;reby certify that as a Notary Public I was required
to b prevent at Camp Stoneman, yesterday, the .Bth,
Cnt t le occasion of muetering in of Twenty-eight men.
rem. Red by BENJAMIN Vital KLIN, Esq.. Chief of
De tires of Pelledelphia The following are the
names of the persons so mustered into the service of
e Gaited States. under the command of Major General
HANCOCK, commanding let Veteran Oorpe. That they.
wereall morn Maud uniformed in my presence, and
they lacknowledged that they had beettyald all of the
bounties promised them by Mr-
Robert a. Thompson, Norman 0. Ash
George W_ . Gorman, William H. All i son , JilinT. McDonald, Jason Priest,
Gotiteb Hoffman. Edwin F. Beckett,
Lionel Badges Nightingale BeraardTrayn ur,
Andmw V. Randall, Henry Hamilton.
Harmon Stela, Frederick Marty,
Jams M. Winn, Wm. Frost,
'Warren 0 Hill, " Win. Campbell,
Isaac J. Robinson, John Hugh%
Joseph F 'Williams; Frederick rressell, .
John,Jobnzon • Paul Dubin,
James W. Cafney, Frederick Long.
Wm. Thomes, Henry Brieusholtse.
I turther state. that all of the above men expressed
themselves as eatisded with the conduct of Mr. Frank
lin. I further gar, of my own knowledge, that efforts
were made by persons about the Baltimore depot In
Washington to inducetbe men to violate their engage
manta with Mr. Franklin, but to no effect. I ea* this
for the credit of the men. whose names are given above.
feW-tt A. G. LAWRENCE. Notary Pablic.
IL 13 OTIUBE ON CONALERCEILE.
IIarLAW,
BY JOHN A. OWENS, Rea.,
AT BRYANT. STRATTON. & BemNISTER , S NA
TIONAL COMMERCIAL Co SOS,
ISSEMBLI BUILDINGS.
8, W. Coma' of CHESTNUT and TEATH Streets
The Fifth Lecture of the Course on " Commercial
Law." will be delivered before the Studente and Aimee
of this Institution on THURSDAY EVISSINC, the 23d
inst., at 8 o'clock. Subject: Contlacts with Persons
Actl us Representatively, and the Capacity of the brume
to Contract. t'
A cordial Invitation is extended to the public. fe2l-2t
TWELFTH WARD-VOLUNTEERS
WATITBD:
CITY WARRANTS CABBED.
WARD BOUNTY . FORTY DOLLARS.
One year men receive ..... ..... . ...... 00
TWo-year lose receive 69600
Three-year men receive • .. • .. ••• . aso 00
Bp:cookie Brigade, two - year Veterans:
One , year men receive ..... • • 11•14 •41. 4 1. .4.. $B4O 00
Two-year men receive. 4.4. we .4 a* .11* 995 (61
Three-year men reoeive...,,: OD
The Disbursing Committee to receive recruits meet
everyday, ati'. LADNBIt'S, Northern Military
Rail TRIED Street, below Green:
Sohn H Sitter, Sohn S ReyL
L. B. Bugles, ChariefF R. arisen,
Oeorte Betz, B A. Rentz,
•
John Davis, dr., Jokn Apple, •
WM. B. Connell, W. H. Langanbarinm.
fel6-61 '
(NV BTOCKB, 11. B. LOANS, ft.,
MOVOIM ♦ED SOLD
ON OOMMISSIOL
Ei 4/10BGB S. NOY%
Broker.
lati-tkolf So. 19 South TRIED Street.
NEW PEISLIG*ITONS.
T HE _
AT'LAN'TIC morTiri-mr
NIAROII, 1865,
IS DTOW IMrIIJO3r,
WITH THE FOLLOWING
R
BEHANKABLT-BE/LLIANT TABLE OF CONTENTS:
The Story of a Year; The Frozen Harbor; At Ander
sorreille; Dr. Johns; Ancient Inning on the Shores of
Lake Enperior ; To a Poet on his Birthday; Needle and
Garden. 111. ; hlemoiletfof Authors—Hiss Laudon; Our
Oldest Friend; Edward Everett; Notes of Pianist.
IL ; The Chimney Corner. 111. ; The Popular Lecture;
The C 413800 of Foreign Enmity to the Vetted States:
Reviews and'Literary Notices.
The following writemare among the .43011tYthatere to
the Match mu:ober: E. P. WHIPPLE, OLIi'ER WE: DELL
HOLMES, J. G. HOLLAND, HARRIET .HERONER STowe,
DONALD CE - MYTCRELL. a E. HALE, HENRY TAMER, JR.,
J. T. TROWBRIDGE, L. M. HOTTSCHALE, ALBERT D.
HAGAR, MR. and MRS. S. C. HALL.
TEEMS OF THE ATL&NTIO
SINGLE SUBSORIPTIONS — Font DOllB.lll Per year.
CLUB BATES. —TWO Copies 10i Eleven Dollars; Five
Copies for Sixteen Dollars; Ten Copies for Thirty Dol
lars, and each additional copy Three Dollars. For
every Club of Twenty Submit:irs an extra copy will
be furnished grate, or Tweatt , one Copies for Sixty
Dollars.
Posmcm.--The Postage on the ATLANTIC is 21 cents
Der year, and must in all oases be paid at the office
Where it is received.
CLUBBING WITH "OUR 'YOUNG FOLK& "—The
“..ATLANTic," and "OUR YOUNG POLKii" will be
furnished to one address for lerva Dolmens par year.
TICKNOR & FIELDS,
PUBLISHERS,
135 WASHINGTON Street, BOSTON. Nose
ovate "StOUNG VOLKS
FOR
MARCH.
THR THIRD NUMBER, OF THIS succEsern m.
- MILE IS NOW READY,
and will be found to surpass its prideoessers in attrac
tiveness. The Table of Contents offers the following:
The Oily Girl, by Gall Hamilton; .Andy's
tures (concluded), by J. T. Trowbridge; Winning - his
Walt (continued), by "Oarleton;" The Red-Winged
Goons (concluded), by Rose Terry; My Heavenly Bird,
by R. H. Stoddard; Our Doge, by Harriet Beecher
Stowe; Little Sarah's Skates, by Mary N. Prescott;
How Margery Wondered, by Lady Larcom; Lessons in
Mails .1 Afloat in the Foreat (continued). by Capt. Mayne
Reid; Bound the Evening Lamp—which latter title in
troduces a delightful variety of Charadespßebasee,
Puzzler, etc.
TEEMS OF "OUR YOUNG FOLKS."
SINGLE SUBSCRIPTIONS. —Two DoDare EL you. Single
Numbers, Twenty , Conte.
cluns.—.Tbree Copies for IFive Dollars; Five Conies
for...light Dollars; Ten Copies for Fifteen Dollars,
Twenty Copies for Thing , Dollars; and an extra copy
grates to the person forming the Club of Twenty.
POBTAGB. —The postage must be paid at the office
Where the magazine is received.
OLIII3BING WITS VIE ATLANTIC MONTELY.—Tha At
lantic (S 4 a Teal ), sad Our Young ,Ebtks ($4 a year),
wilDbe sent together to one address for Five Dollars.
ALL subscriptions are payable in adoanw.
ka lettere respecting the magazine should be address
ed to the Publishers,
'TICKNOR & FIELDS, •
135 WASHINGTON Street, BOSTON.
ATLUTTIC and ODE YOUNG FOLKS for sale in
Philadelphia br T. B PUGH.
ik B. W. corner SIXTH and Tannin Sir.
ON THE CULTURE OF FLOWERS
ALL ORNAMENTAL PLANTS.
FLOWERS
FOR THE PARLOR AND GARDEN.
BLEGAATLY ILLUSTRATZD
Now that the spring sun is moving into life and blos
som the new comers in another floral campaign, we
cannot in jostles omit to call the attention of our lady
readers 'to a very beautiful volume which was pub
lished in the dead of winter for their especial benefit.
The book Itself fe a dower—a gem of typographical
beauty. Certainly no handsomer guide-book for the
.cultivation of Bowers has ever been nnblishad in this
country. It is as fresh and pleasant to look upon as are
the arbutus blossoms which are now putting forth their
White and pink belle in token of spring. Nr: lid ward
Bend, Jr. , could not have put his name upon a more
memorable page •than upon the title-loaf of his exqui
site book upon the culture of Hewers. fro space is occu
pied with, useless poetical quotations (and rhapsodies.
huteven thing is plain, practical, and valuable. It is
inst . what it professes lo he, a guidebook for the gar
den. Seery ledy can own it, and fell assured that she
is, for 6ne, favoring nothing of politics, war, or sensa
tion literature. Rho has that which can make every
One happier and the world brighter. 01 course those
ladles who are too exquisite to cultivate flowers will
not care for its Instructions. but every tone woman who
would make home pleasanter, more genial and cheer
ful, and herself more refined In the highest sense of the
word, will a elcome any help lathe culture of-her How
ere.—The Bound Table.
PRICE. $3
Fold 4 by prlnalnal Booker()Nets and Beedomen In
the United &eta, and sent by mail by the PabUshers,
J. E. TILTON & CO.,
fe22-vf2t Sf BOSTON.
LORD OAEBURN'S DAUGHTERS.
BY M.RS. HENRY WOOD.
PRICE 0.50 El PAPER, OR SR IN CLOTH
kilt& WOOD, in "Lord Oakburn's Daughters," has
taken part of the plot and eome of the characters from
the first story ever written by her, years since, entitled
the "Earl's Heirs. ",but in doings.), has also introduced
new characters, , and rearranged the whole plot of the
story, and has also rewritten and enlarged the entire
work from beginning to end, making it nearthree times
the size of the "Earl's Odra." as originally publislied,
of which it may he called a sequel or coittlwa4o9n,aga
it will no doubt prode tote in America, ad lb le la .
Europe, the most popular work ever written by Mrs.
Wood. It is published and for sale at
T. B. PSTBSSON & BROTHERS',
It No. 306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER,
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
A brae assortment of Pine PEARL JEWELIT eon
stantty on hand.
Watchee'or Jewelr7 repaired: Qold, Silver;and
month' bought. N. RIION,
feE-Qt No. 1028 WIESTNITT Street.
,A CARD-ADDRESSED TO MEN
who come from the country to Volunteer. I have
fixed a different plaa.atbasinara. I always know what
Township. Town. 01 District nye the highest Cash ßounty. omen will cell here- t- wilt sae that they
gab the WHOLE BOUNTY OFFBILBD, and I- 1,111
charge them, far attending to their interests, a reason.
able per mintage. 910 MAXIM Street.. Subetitatee
dealt within the same WAY.
fe2t-ilts ' J. J. ESHELMAN.
CHAS. DONOGHUE HAS REMOVED
hi s office for the Bale of Steam Reflood Sartre sod
Syrups to Ito. CRESTAUT Street, abos'e Frsot.
The balance of Stock In store le now offered for sale, to
elose,busloese„ et
0I ELM! REDUCED PRICES. 11*
FIBS AND CANNED MATS.
600 bblei Moos and No 1/Sackers].
1,003 uses ounood Meats, Lobsters, &e.
Per sate by P. 0. BURF,OI3OH,
de3o4m 118'North FRONT &root
(lASI/TAT FURNITURE.
MOOMB & CAMPION.
11151. South sECOND sweet. •
arelammed to fellow ULtdelillne the market inti
pass el tia*heir taralue. Menai WM Awe call mid
amn oltotask. MA-
DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE, 85 004:
IMPORT= AND JOBBER
GOODS,
Nee. 229 and 211 North Third Street,
IIitt,ADBLEILL‘
•
Olathe, Prints,
°snail:name, Detainee,
Sattinets, Alpacas,
Jeans, Fancy Drees Goode,
Oottonadee, Brown and Bleached Sheathlge,
Denims, Brown and. Bleached Skirtinge,
Stripes, Omish Ohambras,
Cheeks, Omish Tweeds,
Elirigimme, Flannels,
Diapers, Linens,
FURNISHING GOODS.
wurril GOODS, NOTIONS, &c., &a. felS.Sm
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
GOODS FOR EVENING DRESSES
AND
EgOR THE OPERA:.
WINE•OOLOR SILKS, -
WHITE CORDED SILKS,
PLAIN WHITE SILKS,
PEARL OORDKD SILKS,
LIGHT SHADES OF PLAIN BILK,
LIGET SHADES OF CORDED SILKS,
BLACK AND WHITE FIGURED MUSLIMS,
BLACK AND WHITE FIGURED GAUZE,
FRENCH AND SWISS XUSLINS.
WRITE TARLTON MUSLIN&
WHITE CLOTH FOR OPERA CLOAKS;
FIFTT•THREE *MRS WIDE.
WHITE FRENC3H MERINOES,
WHITE CASHMERES,
•
WIIITE ALPACAS.
A feor whlle T.AIVIA LACE BRAWLS and ROTUNDAS
for the Opera. •
N. D.—OPERA. CLOAKS made to order.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
te2o-rate2t If 28 South Second Street,
FIIRTITER REDUCTION
LW PRICE .
PEON YESTERDAY'S AUCTION SALES. •
BLEACHED SHEETINGS
AND SHIRTING&
BROWN SHRET/NGS
AND SHIRTING&
MOUSSELINE DE LAINES,
CHALLIS, he., &c. ,
With a full line of Domastio Calicoes of the beet maker,
at the lowest Weal.
OURWEN STODDART do IRO,.
450, 4-594 and 451 North SECOND Street,
feBt-3t above Willow,
CNIITAIN GOODS. &c.
1026 CHESTNUT STREET. 102 6.
c. M. srrourr co.:,
D3A1,31/8 LN
BROGATELLI Lin AND NOTTINGHAM
CURTAINS,
PIANO, TABLE, AND FITILNUURE
aO VERINGS,
WINDOW £3HALIEB, Sr,c.
1026 CHESTNUT STREET.
264rmw4.z0 .
ok , tzlu
INSURE YOUR LIFE
LI THS
AW/MitICANI,
S. E. Cor. Walnut and Fourth Sts.,
• PHILADELPHIA"
It to a BMX COMPAIIIr, and profile divided annu
ally. thus aiding the soured to pay future arenlittme.
Last dividend 50 per cent.
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
Alexander WhlMin, J. Edgar Thomson'
Hon, James Pollock, Ron. Josep_h A.Ulseet;
Albert C. Roberts, Henry K. Bennett,
Samuel T. Bodine, Philip B. Mingle.
George .Nugent, John Altman,
Reward, Law Raslehurst
Samuel woArk
r imusroar
SAMUEL WOl3
n024-SmiL JOBB S. WILI
Fl' INSURAIWE
UNION MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PILEGADELPHULI
N. N. CORNER TILLED 411•WAXAMT OTAI4
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
ILICOBIPORATED 1801.
ASSETS $400,000.
FIRS UM ZEILIIIMI
The &ard of Directors of this CotapanY have deter-
Wend to Immo rieke anemia Flro, in i kewadenee with
their charter, and aro MP prepared 'W lane Pond's
covering Fire Blake at the omega rates. -
DUSOTOBIS:
RICHARD B. EIHTIL
A. E. BORIS.
JOH FE. IRWIN.
W/L N LIAM G. KU T.
J. P. MINER.
NM LEWIS,
H. T. ROBINSON
HENRY
C k MP UEL_ L , L.
CH "E. V/ HERLEE
F is .Z °s
AV.ERCENaw s. cu
Z matas,
.
RICHARD B. MTN, Presidekit.
JOHN MOSS, Searetar
Ja29 .13n
- FAKE INSURANCE COMPA.NY,
No. 406PEULAD CRIST
ELP RUT MO=
HIA.
NIBS AND INLAND IN6IIILUFOIL
S.
intasis N. Bask, raiLBOTOS John W. Drerzaana
Charles Richardson. Robert B. Potter.
Henry Lewis. John Kneeler, Ir..
nazonel Wright. B. D. Woodrol.
F. S. Jetellee, Charles Sto kes.
'born A. W_olit, Joseph D.111.11i.
FRANCIS I. BUCK 'President.
CHAS. .1110.111.11DSdif, Vies Trodden
W. L 111,nromite. Smeary. iali-U
Igo al NA voi tiz): • tall
DISSOLUTION. -THE PARTNE
SHIP existing between JAMES EL KIEL -JOHN
CLANK.Id. rtHeurz GROSs, and JONATHAN
under the Arms of HIKE & ItAHE. In Schuyl
kill Conic' y, and BAUM. GROSS. & C 0.., In Philadel
phia, was dissolved on the 7th Inst.,by lingual con
sent. Each of the partners is author ised to use the limn
names in liquidation. feZi-ulm 41*
pOPARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned hive formed themeelves Into 4
Copartnership. ae the summon ot
HIEN & BAUM, and BAUM, MOBS, & CO
in the COAL MINING Branum under the Armed
awes, CLARK, & CO.. in Schuylkill County. and
OBOSS, HOWSE, & CO,,,in Philadelphia.
BBBIBY S. GROSS,
MINIM HOMER.
JONATHAN CLARK.
fe22•wfm 4t
MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICHI
Wseragoroir, D. 0., February 14, 18 8 4.
Merchants and dealers who whit to =PAY the Medi
del Purveying Department in this city with exhales of
hospital furniture thtt may be required, are requested
to forward to this office. at treir earliest convenience.
samples or such articles they are willing to furnish.
Weather with a price net ol 441 tame..
_ o. ouTEMELAND,
Barg. U. B 1.. Medical Parveyor.
fe29-wfm St
6 ckHERMA.N'S ON THE TRA.OK."
New and Hedy contraband mar and chorus.
just 'published. and stilted to the those. Composed by
David A. Warden.. Published atSmittea Mos% Rtora.
1.21-21* 135110ETlf EIGHTH Street.
qn CTS . 1--ATLANTIC FOR MARCH.
'Low MOUSE'S, 808 CHErniIIT Street. fe22-31-
gg CENTS—HARPER FOR MARCH,
sPv rrroi/LOVB, 808 cRB§TpitIT Opp%
2
0
CTS., GODEY'S ; 15 CTS:, PETER
SON'S; IS etc, Young lace; SD eta. Harper's
and Atlantic, for March. MOORE'S,
fe2o-St* 205 ARCH Street.
GODEY'S LADY BOOK FOR M&ROH.
, LADISH' FRIEND FOB Nam, Prrotant's.
608 CHESTEMT Stmt. fe2t-3to
SALE BY ORDER OR. COLLECTOR
INTERNAL REVBNUE TS/BD DISTBIOT MN
STLVA NI A.
STAND. CASKS. FIRS-PROOF CHEST, dm.
On THURSDAY MORETTI, G, at li o'clock, at the cor-
ner GERMANTOWN Boad and OXF,RD Street. will be
!old by order or Collector Revenue Third District Penn
sylvania, the following_ deecelbed articles, seised as the
property of Patrick McKeown
7 lame Stand-Casks; 11 small do; I Fireproof Meet;
gi empty Barrels 4 do Boneheads; 1 Clock; 14 Demi-
JOA11; Copper Becket; 2do Meascres; 3do Punnets;
1 Water Cooler; Set of .Wkitiee Terms oath in U. S.
fund.. W.- FRANCK, auctioneer.
feklAt ." SECOND and BUTTONWOOD Streets.
SALE OF BANK STOCK:-WILL BE
offered et PUBLIC SALE, on SATURDAY, Feb 25,
1665, at 9 o'clock P. M , at the public home of Jacob R.
Sackett. MAO KITED. 100 eUrea nt Stock of the
IiECOND RATIONAL DARK OF 'PHILADELPHIA.
/NATHAN HILLIS.
•
Jammu U. COYLY. Auctioneer. fe2l,lt
HARDWARE -BELLING OUT
101111'dP to dose business.. Efoneeneepers, Build
ers, and Wham iivla And a general assortment.
PAMBERTOI SKITH.
MLR" 905 ILLEICIff Sweet.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CON-
B11:4110 elegance, strength, and flexibility, the
pater t hinge book Albums. for sale, of all atzet. at B.
F. ItEIBIRIVB Photograph Gallery. 624 ,Ve OR I. it'
CARTES DE VISITE, iN STYL C AND
extention obstirpasied, done at B P. It Enna's.
624 ARCH Street Where you desire pictures et ?are
beauty 444 t#414424441. stio there; - '
WHILLDIN, President
E. Vise President.
ON.See'y and Treasnr.er
B. DESTOITET__,
FRANCIS TETA,
NEWBERRY A SMITH,
HENRY LEWIS. JR.,
DW. L. CLARE.
ELLIS YARNALL
SAMUEL O. COOK'
O. W. }Doom:to&
WM. S. BAIRD.
S. DELBERT.
SOLOMON
piPortT
FINE ART ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE NATIONAL ART ASSOCIATION
OF NSW YORK
Beg to announce for completiott. for immediate de- .
Ihrery to subscriber% of the Superb btogoi'Laile
vaTiser.
Ea-
WASHINGTON RECEIVING A SALUTE
ON THE FIELD OF TRENTON,
From the ordains' Fainting, by lame distinguished .
Artiste,
J. FABD, B. B. A.. and B. ANBDJLL. B. A.
It le endorsed as a WO* of Art by a host of emluitat
ram. as evidenced by the opinions subi oined:
THE HOE. EDWARD EVERETT.
"A very pleasing and happily executed work—aa en
graving of rare beantY. " ED VrallD EVERETT.
LIEUT. GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
" Cannot be contemplated without an inereared love
of every public and private virtue. "
WINEINLGSCOTT.
THE ARCHBISHOP OP NSW YORK.
"It Is Indeed a beautiful apeeiraeu of Art..
JOHN McOLOSKEY, Arobbiahop or New York.
FEED. E CHITEGH.
I am delighted with the Engraving: tt doss foil
inetiee to the noble simplicity and dignity which is the
meat charm of the picture." FRED. a GRUM&
HON. WM.
B. SEWARD
"Offer say congratulations upon the patriotism and
good taste ehown, and upon the successful execution of
the wont."
[~a:~:~i;~t:h:~~nn~i~+~~~icia~111t+ : fiy 1 : 1r7.y~1-~:1
"Accept my congratulations upon the completion of
this very beautiful work." A. LINGOLIt.
BERET W. LONGFELLOW.
your 8111C04388.
"Beautifnlix execute& Aroe.o
"1" t wiabes for
WEARY LONGFELLOW.
MAJOR GENERAL SHERMAN. U. S. A•
Fully tro.rile the encomium; It hiii'inTeived."
WhL T. SHIENhni. Major (lemma/. U. B. A.
This magniteent Line Engraving is
THE FIR OT OF AN ANNUAL Emma
Of Erea -Wass etaraving of American Subjects, lo ba
Mimed each year, ell of which will be original works,
and of the highest order of merit, M the /OW price of
FIVE DOLLARS,
Virbieh includes free admission to the 'Gallery of the
Anociatien at all times. and ao interest in
TWENTY THOUSAND DOI. ElltS' WORTH OF
PAINTINGS,
And other works of Art. to be
PREIMINTSD TO THE bIIBSCIMBERS FOR THE OUR.
RESIT YEAR'S ENGRAVING.
Negotiations with distinguiehed artiste for works for
future years' issues are now pending, IeCII/111$ to the
subscribers Engravings of equal
IitruRTANUE, atikOrl. ORIGINALITY, AND
VALUE.
Copies of ti wistrmGTotr indspixera .
SA:
LIITS ON TB I.IELTI OF TRENTON' may be. seen
at JAS. S. EARLE & SONS' GALLERIES. 816 GUEST
NUT Street, Philadelphia. or at the Gallery of the
NATIONAL ART Ai 8800IATION, 501oad 563 BROAD.
WAY. Mew York ;
h also, at the principal art Stores in
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rected to the Actuary at the Galleries, as above, or Box
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JAB. B. EARLE & BONS,
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WANTS.
THE ADVERTISER, WHO HAS BEEN
-AL
brought up in an extensi vs cloth manufactory to
England, is desirous of procuring a SITUATION in a
Manufactory In or shout the city.
Any party desirous of procuring his services as Over.
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AYOUNG LADY WISHES A. BITUA
?ION TO TE6.Ofl NULL CIIILDR.62( in a yd-
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Go
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CRASS in SNVESTEf or E(CiIfTH Street, from
WALNUT to MARKET, a STORE, Corner preferred.
nadreee "Drunk" at this dace.
WANTED—IN A COMMISSION AND
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the Drug buainess, to attend to Wei in that departmekt.
Address "-Commission Merchant "
fe22Pram office.
WANTED -BY A WOOL tROKER-
A9l HOUSE in New York. a YOUBIG MAN ae
qualnted with Philadelphia buyers and the Wool busi
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arid terms. P. 0. Box 5166. flew York. fe2l-3tlf
WANTED -AN AMERICAN PRO
TESTA= GIRL in a email family: malt be a
Applyl., vresber, and ironer. Liberal wages given.
at 1938 WALL £O N street. - f el2-3i*
WANTED—A LAD ABOUT 17 YEARS
of Rae. as Aaatataat Entry Clerk. Aidram Box
1632 Poat Office. fe2l-3t
WANTED-A YOUTH FROM 16 TO
17 to lawn the retail DM( badness. Apply at
No. C4l SPRUCE Street. fe3l-37'
WANTED— A. SITUATION IN A
Wholesale and Retail Hardware Store by a Lad
17years Ono.
The test or reference given. .Addrese, for three dale,
"M. S. J.," Prat, alike. fe2l.3t*
WANTED -IN A WHOLESALE DRY
GOODS HOURS. a YOUNG MAX acquainted
With, and who can influence city and near trade.
Address ••C T. S. "
,
fe21.31. Press °Zoe.
/VAN - TED-AT $1.50 PER MONTH.,
T T a reliable CANVASSER In every town and county
for "The Nurse and OPT.' the most interesting one ex
citing book ever published, embracing the adveatnres
of a woman is the Union army as Anne. Scent, and
Spy, giving a most vivid inner picture of the war. We
have agents clearing OM yer month, which we will
prove to any doubting apolcant. Sand for circulars.
Address JONES 8305. & 00,
'
)at-I.m GOO MILIGTOUT St . Philadelphia, Pa.
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITU
-3-- AVON as BOOK.BSEPES. or Arlo:taut. flan
rive ea e. te9l best of references. Address •`Burden" at
this offic.llr,
nOAL YARD WANTED.—ONE
‘, ready fitted me, in a central location, or Lot suita
ble
Once. for a Veal Yard. ' Address "Anthracite," at
fe2 Precit
1-20
MFLO Y"'M EN T ROUSE, FOR
-A-ialonsakeepers. Seamstresses, Chambermaids, Wait
ers, Rams. Cooke. Laundrecenc. and cencral.honge
work. ichlre and colored. 802 LOCUST St. felo.
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE FOR
Clerks, Book-keepers. Salesmen. Packers. Porters,
Watchmen, Coschinec. Drivers. Conductors, Dir. tend
err, Waiters, Penn bands. Gardeners. &c Emoloyere
suited at short notice. 8053 and 804 LOCUST Street.
fe2o-1m
al" WANTED TO RIIY-A. TRACT
OF TIMBER LAND, •eoatainthg from one huedred
to five hundred scree, located in Crawford or adjoining
counties. Address Box 2879, Philala. P. 0. 6412-3 k
fft WANTED TO RENT, FROM NAY
12* let to November Ist, a MODZRATB.BIZID GOMM,
furnished or infornithsd, within 10 or 12 miles of the
city, of easy access by railroad—Chestnut Htll or Ger
mantown rit ere, red. Or would exchange for furnished
house In the city. Address "De Lawny." at this
office fe2l.Br
dle WANTED TORENT—A MODE
antrate•eixed country HOUSE, for the summer M.
son, conAcnient to Borth Pennsylvania Railroad. and
not over ten to fifteen miles from the city. Parntiihed
or naturniabed Address , with terms, "J. H M.."
box 1261, Philadelphia Post Office. fe2o 6t.
faWANTED—BYTHE MIDDLE OF
Marsha comfortable DWELLING in a rood neigh
borhood.
Rant not to exceed WA
telO:l2P Adding.' Box 225, Poet Office.
WANTED TO RENT—BEFORE
mum the first of-April. a DVi'ELLIA 0. with the modern
improvements, with 9 to 11 rooms. Bonus of $915.
Address • • H.." 303 >au llet street. felo.lm•
FARM WANTED.— A PR&CTI-Alli
awsAFARBIRE et twelve eats' imperious% wants
to rent a FARM of from 50 to 10 acres. in Burke or
Montgomer. Counties. Refers to hts presont landlord,.
!Atheist "A. 8.," Press Once. fell-61
Affik OFFICE WATER TRANS—
PORTATION 11. /4.. • ,
Ho. 074 South THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14. 1E65.
Tassels wanted to transport Coal to Soathern Torts
for the Army. Despatch even.
feld.tf JOHN R. JENNINGS Capt k Asst. Q. M.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
de REAL ESTATE. REAL fa
/raa ESTATE. BELL STATE REAL ESTATE. NM
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
IEOOO,OOO WORTH FOR SALE.
,00:),(00 WORTH FOR SALE.
000,000 WORM FOE SALE.
FEBRUARY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FEBRUARY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FEBRUARY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS Dia pea surioN.
lIILLZWB unrivalled catalogue of city property for
sale Is ill& out for Fe braamooenpying 72 pages inide
soription, and is the greatest Production of the ace to
Parties interested. No pencil wishing to purchase first.
ease Dwellings, Building Lots, or suburban mansions,
should fail to weenie a copy gratis.
GEORGE C. MILLER. Beal`Estate Broker,
154 North SIXTH Street.
AR FOR SALE—No. 1608 WALNUT Street, now va ,
Meant. four-story brown-stone front. Lot 20 by 196
feet deep to a street. Can have a stable near by.
anARCH Street, south side, West of Tenth—large
DWELLING. Lot 215bY /CO deep tea street; stable,
coach-hones, atc.
MFIFTEENTH STREET. north of Oxford, Elegant
aide•yard DWYLLING : only $6,460 Possession.
soon. IdIt.LBE, 154 North SIXTH btreet
N. —Also ' near 2.000 other properties..
itFOR sAWS—No. 241 North SIXTH Street (oppo
site Franklin Square): large first class DWELL
ING. Lot 29 by 190 feet deep to a street. $l4 MO
clear, and $10 : 000 can remain ..n mortgage. Immediate
possession.
=ON NORTH SIXTH STREET, in one of the
choicest portions of the street; magnilcent new
first class DWELLING. Must be seen to be appro.
ciated. Lot 20 by 126 feet deep. p 2, 6 ,00. Immediate pos
session.
r.bplendld side yard DWELLING.on SEVENTH St.,
above Girard avenue. Lot 26 by 90 feet deep. $O,OOO.
Immediate posseaston.
Elerant side. yard DWELLINGS. FRANKLIN
2, Street. above Thompson street. Only 57. WO each.
Possession Nay next. MILLER.
le22.ltif 154 North SIXTH Street,
diFOR RENT, WITHIN A FEW MI.
i:Lutes' walk Pont the Wissahickon Railroad Sta
tion, a COMITRY OBAT,. with three or 1143•1311 acres
of ground, new .table , and hours with all modern
provements: gas, hot and cold pater , eta. For rent,
with the furpitnri , for sin „- .„, i t ,
:117 .
.817 „
. A 7 4p1133.
fe22-20
/9x, TittLis BARR YWest.
0 ANTED TO RENT OR BUY
eOmfottabld 'DWELLING. with halt acre let.near
a station oh the Germantown EaELroad. address
'Babe." Rues Otßoa.
al WANTED TO RENT—FOR THE
JwA summer season S FURbIieHED noun. with sta
bling for two or three horses. The neighborhood of
Germentowo_preferrett
Address ••P. Press cffiee• fe22•wrmet'
eFOR BALE-A DESIRABLE COUN
TRY RESIDENCE, containing Parlor, Dining-
Room, Library, Kitchen, Eye Chambers. three Attica,
numerous Climb, Gas, Bath, @e , eitstetei between
the new Towneblie Line Turnpike, and netts Stages et
the Germantown Railroad. Apply JOHN G. JOHN.
BoR. NOB WALNUT Street. fedl-2t.
FOR A. L B-LOT OF LAND
near Branebtown, Twenty- second ward. contata•
Ing GM ones. Will be divided into Do Minor lots.
W B. LiTnw rort.
i622.5t• 514 we MN Er r Wort.
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE TRACT
OP LAM), containing it scree. fronting on the De
laware river, above Allegheny avenue, 290 feet' front,
and about UM feet to depth, having eleven fronte;
would be a desirableproperty fir the storage of Pe
troleum. Will be gold at FREEMAN'S SALE, let of
MARCH. fel2-70
VOR BALE OR EXOHA.ONE—GOAL
, OIL STORAGE LOT, WO test trout on - thei Dols
ware, coremenclog at Inv, wator-Esarie and manta;
back 2&O feat. Coasted between Weitmorataad mad
Ontario 'treats. ' sft
t•22-wtheStif MLLES, 154 North SIXTH Street.
F OR SAL E—LARGE LOT OF 21}
Amiss looated on th. Beeend•etreet Road,
south of the city. and X of a mil* only emit& of Peon
falvanis Central Railroad, nein the Schuylkill to the
Delaware ricer, at areoorrich Point.
feld. wiheatif 1111,1.1 R. 154 Ronk SIXTH Street.
OIL LANDS FOR SALE, •
In the illlnl/14110e vicinity of pi t :due/ c m we ll.
on Bow Greet. Tionesta creek, and btatich of 011
Adtiteini " retrolcazo." Prefi Moe,
ANnISIMMMITEI.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF =BM
LIONARD ,
BRILLIANT FAREWELL GILSON Of
GBOPB&'B
()RAND GARMAN OPIMA.
momY.BROORD OF FBDRUARyip
BIRTHDAY OF WASHINOTOH;
In comoinemoration of those assootadon3 arlf.oh tarot
tow and Omer cluster around this anniversary.
TEE GIRARD OERMAN OPERA COMPANY. CHORIK,
AAD GRAND OROREWIRA
Will slag
THE STAB SPANGLE BANNER.
CONDUCTOR.-- .... CARL Awscaurz
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING.
Only time, most positive's', of Elloi7's Grand Omni;
TEIE JEWESS.
ELI"AB " -
*.........' lsll;riiiii , VMEMWri
....... , .....-• • • •
.........
CADDANAL JOb'EPH
DRUMM LUDOXIA * Mid. JOHAENA. RoTrza.
PRINCE .... . ....THEODORE HABELIf&W
RUGGIERO "ANPON oxerr
OFFIOER HAMER
This opera hes drawn the lugged bowies in New
York, Baotou, arid through the entire West, creating
everywhere the-mos% waxer ded enthisleam, and ac
knowledged by the public and preen as one or the firm
representations ever elven in Amadei.
Holders of tickets for "Hobert" els have thole
elms/ad far &SW other sight. or their Money refescied.
until 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The Director bas the pleasnre to announce that ha
has secured the eminent artists
hi'LLS HELENA DE KATOW.
the very celebrated lady Vie/kneeMat.
and "
Mr. JAMES M. WEHLE,
the Plano. Norte Virtuoso.
W hose debut in this city occasioned so marked a OM
sation on Saturday evening last. These artists will
make their first appearance on Thursday evesting
next.
TO-MORROW (Marsden Feb- . 1866.
The grand overture to
And on the same occasion: only time most positively of
LA DAME BLANO/3E,
THEODOR/Ma 'VILMA& in his celebrated rsle
0)1011.6E BROWN':
With Grand Concert by Mlle. Rgr.zarE Dx &MOT
and Mr. JAmEalf- WEMLI,
In their most celebrated merman de concert.
BAriftDdlr. February M. lea 6.
GRAND M iert-tr
FOYER ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
woLlsorin di THOMAS'
CLASSICAL 000 CBSTS.'
THE THIRD CL&SSICAL CONCERT
Cl the FOYER
aeazoo wil A CA DE M Y at the
FOYEROF THE 0 2 HMO.
- ON
SATURDAY SYRNINO NEXT,
fe92-2t February 25.
R NEW CHESTNUT-ST. T MATER-.
HEINSTNrr STEMS'. Al3ovs TwELFTH.
WEDNESDAY EVEN (NG. Fab. W.
WASHINGTON'S EIRTH-DAY.
MISS HELEN WESTERN.
Will appear in a
A 13ELND DOUBLE BILL.
Anenzeiag BIGHT DIPFEEENT CHARACTERS.
Witt he presented this Eeenteg, the beautiful and ht.
teresting Drama, in S acled
SATAN IN PARIS.
The - Mae rfelezt Western.
Prima D0nna......... ...... Miss Helen Wsetern.
...... Miss Helen Western.
Princess... ..... Miss Helen I N/tater-kr,
Clarires"
. .
. Ulm Helen Western.
The evening's ricrforma nee will commence with. the
=and military- Drama, in 3 acts, called the
FREE 011 SPY.•
Helen Western as Mathilde, Henn EL Alm, NMI
Hemet.
CHANGE OF TIME.
7 • On and attar this date the Certain will rise eta gamier
before 8 o'clock. Doors open at the usual hoer.
FRIDAY EVENINO,BENEFIT OF HELEN WESTER*.
841 PILIMAT AFTERNOON. Feb 25%
THIRTY-F.ECOND COIAND FAMILY ML
THE THERE GUARDSMEN will be ii.
presents
MRS. JOHN - DREW'S NEW ARCH
STREET TPEATRE.
"THE STREETS OF NEW TORN.
NNW SCENERY, by CHAR. HAWTHORNEt
MACHINERY, by .701112 FUSEE,
And ORIGINAL MU SIC. by DOD WORTH.
MONDAY EVSnING. Feb. 21Ch,
And Every Evening during thew eek,
Boncicault's &ideational Drama, m fire Tabled= lad.
a Prologue
THE &TEEM'S OF NEW TORN.
All the Company in the Gast. Proloyneflte Beaker.
Ad lot. PUFFY '8 BARBEY IN DI VISION STRSZT.
Act 2d. THE RETURNS° OA. GIFORPTIAN.
Act 3d. DELON SQUARE IN d SNOW. STORM--TSB
BOOTBLAGN AND THE NE WSBOY.
Act 4th. THE FIRE!
Act Sib. DRAWING -BOON AT MN BANMEIrE•Tan
DENOUEMENT.
Seats mewed eik dart in advance. ty2o-41t
WALRIIT-STREET THEATRE.
ANDIVIBSARY OF THE
BIRTHDAY OT WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, PebroArT 22, 7866.
PRANK DREW
IN TWO CHARACTER'S,
PEOPLE'S LAWYER. _ _
Soloß Shingle Drew.
MY FELLOW CLERK. _ _ _
Tactic
....
DAMON S
AND Drew.
THE GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.
JAMES MELVILLE. the GREAT AusrRALTAI(
rfoßbininv, the wonderful AUsTIi&LIAR FAMILY.
Mean's. MURRAY &Ad BUTCHIRSON, and tha
TRAINED DOGS, and all the.bright particular stare of
the Great National Troupe, will appear daring the Pre
sent week. The eeason will close on Tuesday evening.
February nth. Orly two more afternoon pertorranneas„
WEDNESDAY. 22d, (Washington's hirth-day). and
SATURDAY, 25th. Last performance of the National
Combination Troupe. TUESDAY .EVENING, 28th Ines
THITREDAI- EVENING, WM lust benefit to FICA=
WEt ITTAXER. Master of the Circle.. Admission—first
Tier, 50 cents; Second Tier, 26 seats. 'ave . ( lag perform
ance covaienote at 7.40; afternoon, dti o'clock. fe2o.6t
SPECIAL CARD.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESIMONTAL to Yr.
FRANK 'WHITTAKER. Meister of the Circle, will Ma
given on THURSDAY EVENING. 23d lost , noon which.
accasien MELVILLE AND SONS will appnr In new
acts. BEER LEE, the Modern Alcidee ;SA hif LATHROP.
Clown B. SAUNDERS, Equestrian; Mona F REDI 3 a5lll
on the Triple Flying Trapers„ have kindly volunteered
their professional cervices, sod will avow in addttlo4
to the Great National Star Trntipe. BECK'S SILVER
CORNET BAND will parade on Thursday afternoon tat
honor of the Occasion. Le22-4A
GRAND FAIR
IN AID OF THE
CITIZENS VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL.
Will open this morning' at - Concert Hall. The stock or
useful avd fancy art:elem will be large. Among lb*
special attractions Will be round
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER FIRE HORN,
to be voted for, end presented to the Fire Company M
eeting the highest number of
TWO MAGEIFIO *NT B I BLES,
to be disposed of by Totem, one for the rreeident of the
Untied Stater, or 'any of his Generals, and one fora
elerayman of this city.
Admission. 10 cents. Season Tickets. M cents.
fa2o mwh4t
RIXTRENTH ANNUAL BALL OF TH3
DHTLADHLPHIL (Heck's) BAND. No. 1, at tha
MUSICAL FUND HALL, /JUDAS IVEZING, Feb dt.
Managers and members of the Band h,ty:z.§r tHrets
will please make a return or the same to BECK at
BUIL.Va, Ito 82S ALABE.S7 Street. on or berora Fr
noon, Um Nth inst. .11.3189 K. liVa.
Treasurer Ball Committee.
N.B.—Tickets all, to be nre- paid- fell3r
MUSICAL FUND HALL
ANNUAL BALL
AX-1-
THE
wASHIRGTO OP R
HOSE. COMPAWT. •
THIS SITEISZING,February 52. Tickets $l. To be bej
at the doer of tt e klall.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY-TBM'
V BLIND will vire a Envenlle Exhibition at S 1
P. L Adnusaton 10 omits.
F, ATING 1 SKATING! SKATING I
ka Should the weather condone favorable there wilt
be SIieTIBG on the UMION PARK, Vollittft and
DIAkIOICD Streak 7117 S WORNIBG. till !DV o'clock.
Great preparations have been made for thLa °toasters.
u it will probably be the last of the femme..
H9.I3BIIBR'S
ORCRINITRA AHD MILITARY BAND.
ONoth, No, 5114 13ontk WORTH Street. .1223-Im*
GERMANIA ORCHESTRAL-1E11BM)
REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at SX Woke*
M., at mustoar, FRED HALL. Slagle Ticket?, El
cants. Six Tickets, SI; to be had at Gould% Amite's.
and Meyer's Etude Stores, and at the Hall reit-ti
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
011311n1IPT Street, Tentb. Is OP= Di al
for visitors. from 9 4. st. to 6 P. IL
PERSONAL.
THE MUMS OF JOHN ANGUS, JOHN
-A- BOARDMAN. El &SPIEL HODGSON. ROST LEWIS.
WILLIAM MoPHRESON. ROBERT McCLURE. and
JOHN MoCALLT. may hear of something to their ad
verting. in rotation to dome old Landed lutereete. by
famishing their addretees to "O. S. H ," Box NM.
Poet 0111ce. Philadelphia, Pa. fen.wingsto
PATZBITI3 PRO OUR BD—UNITED
-a. Bates amikeropean. wpwaßD BRoww.
.104-leks 311 WALNUT Street
BOAUIDDIG.
BOARDING WANTED BY GENTLE..
NAN ma War Pant* fondly; nortbwe dent part
of the elt7 jpreferrW; wi ll furnish their own rooms.
Address It," Pros (dice. fe32.wfalSt".
FiST-CLABB BOARD CAN BE RAD
l :t the old U. 8 HOTEL, 413 OHEBTRITT first.at moderate obardsa. Tide house has no bat.
lotarance required. feel
EDIICATIONAM.
CRITTENDEN'S. COMMERCIAL COL.
LEOB, 637CRESTEET Street, corner of Seventh.
Prcticat Instruction in Book-keeping. In all Mr
Iran obes, Penmanship, Commercial Calculations,
Business Tana& TVieltraPtlille. lkc at
o}tirriti DIM% COrtitiEiterki, COLLEGE,_
837 CHESTEOT Street, corner of SEVENTH.
Students received at any time, and instructed sepa
rately, at such hours as may best snit their ccavenience.
Catalogues furnished gratin on application. fe2L-61•If
fIT.T A GB GMBH BEIIIITARy.-
MrLITABY BOASIDIIIO SCHOOL, four milei
from MEDIA, Pa. Thoronzh course in Alahemmien.
Clasalos, Natural Sciences, and Sneak; prattical 165 -
sons In Civil Usixteering. Pupils maimed at 1017 alma
and of all agee, and enjoy the benefits of a home. Itee.
lyre to John Capp Son , South Thirdstraett_Thos.
Clayton era,Fifth and Pm. etreetaf
Apra,
• and of Address am d. .13savrit SAX-
Tint, . ...steam . rents
TrEMOVAL -THE NAVY AGENCY
R
to removed to No: 425 CHESTNUT Street, tadri
door, Plaidelphia Batik }Widths.
A. B. WATSON, PaymoAter.
Acting itarjr Una.'
Plinadolphia, February Td. 1866. fe22411
REMOVAL. --JOHN H. WILLIAMS &
S' CO. have removed from No. NO to No. Nal
CHISTBUT 6treek lately occapled by Meters. Wrio.
NoKee &Co.
CHARLES F. HASHLT/NS bss REMOVED
from No. 228 to
240 CHESTNUT STREET.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTION.
Mr. CHARLES P. rioSELTINEIbOOOmoo it Partner la
our itrm from ads date.
JNO. H. WILLIAM & 00.
Pmir.A.mr.Par.o. February 35.]886. fole-Im•
r ii.TTON'S. WALNUT. BELOW
MOTS. -4tore MAW far °lamp Wall Pawl.
raATTON 'B, WALNUT, BELOW
Blghth. Matte location for echtidtb g Wall Papers.
pATTON HAS NOVELTIES
.1 1 .
Wall Pavan not finind In tither establishinext..
PATTON HAS THIRTY•TITREN
CrPatient% and in no combination to ear
tnin. 7 peas& fel7•itn'
COLORED i'HOTOGRAYHB, BEMI—
Styles and IMINNeiI In coloring, mado 'for
ss. Bo at BRIRAR'S GALLERY, RECORD Street. above
Green. Po there and aunts rammed' an invalaside
liketifOß
ABIIPZR 13 ASSORTMENT OR
Heady-msde g . LOrlitNo aid PIECE GOODS. it
GRANVILLE Brous' Old Read. N.,. SUS CH..
win St.. above Sixth. Pries. moderate_ . te.
MRS. M. M. WOOD,
OLAIRVOYAR• PAY cm ibr.
tel 2 1508 gLi,swowra street.
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