-- &TTENTION. VOLIINTEERN
FIFTEENTH WARD
AYS THE HIGHEST BOUNTY,
M. TVANN.E.I7..
reavoit Karelian' Once. corner of THIRTEENTH
Streets. Liberal tortes for Squads.
DRAFT I DRAFT i nimprz
TE'N'l,ll WARD.
o , 3 ting of the Citizens of the Ward, held on
AY EVESCNO, February 18, the Executive
ee were directed to
EACH ENROLLED CITIZEN TEN DOLI•ARE.
e a Bounty Fund auffiolont to
BIEPT THE WARD FROM THE DRAFT.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
LRY BVENINQ DIMINO T WBRit,
thosot corner or BROAD and RACE Streets,
te Committee will be in ettendituie from 7,ii" to
74.. to receive subscriptions.
HENRY O. HOWELL, I;tesident.
NOISCIIB. Treasurer
TUE FIRST NATIONAL BARK
WILL REOBP7E
KENT OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
"7-30 LOAN,
PER CENT,`. NOTES
OATES OF TEXPORARY LOAN,
tOWING THE AOOKUBD
a DEPARTMENT expressly for the sale o
.ANS. every feellity Is extended to parahasers.
e supply of EiM. +llOO. MR% sad $l.OOO Rotes
a hand.
TON MoMICIIIAEL, 31‘..
ti. or .-
1141 1 . 3170% RII)
4-iArliNerfisTiva.-aiifitiffies
`arah. at 8 P. M. for the purpose
4, to save until first Monday of
iqg aro held EVERY /NICHT at the Hail
one COATES Streets.
tbscribers to the Fund are requested to cow;
aud pay the money, for we are now io need of
Committee have commenced Recruiting, and
tit the, money it possible to get,
cep ties of RECRIIITSIs called to the fact that
revered to pay
71{13 HIChFST BOIIN7IES IN CASH.
smiting Committee. Meagre. CHESTER and
re always to be found at Marshal Lehman'e
1R D. abrffe SPRITIA _
--
airw. cLEst.r.NT BITTLIIR
D. D will deliver the following Lectures in
are Room of Christ Church, Germantown, for
.11t of the
tDISS' SOLDIERS' AID ASSOCIATION."
try 2ad, " 01r/hood% the Dotted States."
try 29th, Napoleon lii and the Papacy."
5 for the Course, M One Dollar each, can be
from
W. C. TAYLOR. 014 OILESTETUT Street ;
W. V. STONE. 619 CIARSTNUT Street ;
O. M. BAYARD, 206 CHEM Eft DT Street,
%dicta store, MAIR Street-
~ F. E. WATHIIFB
Jellver the fourth Lecture the course
SOCIAL, CIVIL, ADD STATISTICAL AS.
Alf of the Colored People of Pennerlyania. on
3119 G. FebrUary 97, In CONCERT HALL.
The Canes and Effects of the War." Mum
BfiNIIBLD, the celebrated " Black Swan,"
let lend bona Camp Wm. Fenn, will perform
.r.don, Admission 26 tents For the benefit
en..Slok e.nd Wounded Sr/diere - am
,Equent Lectures will be given by S. MERCER
).N, Eng, Tbared my Evening, March 9, and
Kall,F, evenlng not fixed
be had at I'OCEPS Book More, SIXTH
thr - pr, or of any of thP
II it E ON COMMERCIAL
By jnrrs A. Owass Rao.,
b'rRAVTON . & 'BArilllBl . llll.'S
.VIS' AL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
ASSENI-M , BUILDINGS,
mere( CHESTNUT and TEATH Streets.
t Lecture of the Course on " Commercial
be delivered before the Students and friene e
0.) t u don on THURSDAY EVSSINR, tnc 2.1 d
, 'clock. Snhjeott "Contract!' with Pennon
r,cntatively, and the Capacity of thelasaile
Invitation is extended to the public. fen-%
11J1IL1DIESI TAKE NOTICE,-IMELE
I , 'ers ,f Po t tel file and Mlrtereville are on a
d all MouldFrs are cautioned agalast going
cconnt. Efforts aro being made to secure
iretd tbte city and eTeewhere by the eat
te two plans, by rolarepresentationa.
e fact le, tbero le a strike.
WM. L SYLVIS.
DIVIDLND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
e 5/ APIA S lie DE OIL 00 0 411'MA , 624
. .stxto.
PITILADELPITTAt Feb. 21, 1845.
)ard of Plrertors have this day declared a MA
FOUR Prlit CEAT., payable at their aloe on
• tco 1.1.:h clear of state taxes. The Trans
11'1n be cloud on the 2311nat. at 8 P. M., and
tho let proximo. TB 013. B. Br
AORN . —We beg leave to oril the 'Men.
Lose who are drafted, and those who are en
! liable to military duty, and also that class of
rho are not liable to draft (ladies and gentle
' forty five sere), to our &ileac, for premix/al
BR and Volunteer Representatives. Persons
.tend to this important matter at once, as the
been Axed forth loth of February next.
doing a Aridly legitimate bnelneeet Wean
!men n of liable to the Metres snbetitutes and
'Ayes, as low. if not at lower prices, than any
Loy in Philadelphia The law allowi tos to pat
is in the Navy or Marine Oorpe, to be credited
ict in the State wnere the principal resides.
trio bus'inest, if persons living in or out of the
are ~ nrolled, will revolt& ns with a certificate
robcect, from the Provost Marshal of their
they can bave Substitutes sworn into ether
this service, which will fully exempt them
Can be given to ladles and gentlemen In this
we have done business in this line, sad
fotlawiug c , anttes: Obester, Delaware,
'rt, Licks, Burke, and North.
auraboo and Clubs fumbled at the lowest
tees. Littoral arrangements made with to wn-
Mese to fill quotas.
toms Mc NALLY, PAXSON, h CO.,
411 onssTawr Street;
T. Box, 2077 Philadelphia Post °Moe.
WARD .—VOLUNTEERS
will please observe that the Highest
promptly paid to ELI/ WhO era Credited to
Apply at No HT Nerth THIRD Street, to
t.IIN BS or to JOHN RAGA.N, recruiting and
%gent. st the Provost Marshal's Office. No.
`BIRD Street, below Walnut St. fei7-St
ID
NINTH WARD!
.NT TO THE CITIZENS OF THE WARD.
er of cif Izone enrolled In the ward is about
)ta VO; they draw 100 per cent in excess,
, amen drawn from the wheel, or one onto!
Imes enrolled. Tan cbanaeof beingdrafted
as will be aeon by this statement, is Bret
only way by which It can be avoided in by
molly awl PaYine 06 to' the Ward Commit.
Treasurer of the Fund,
0. D. OASgaDY,
12123 MARKET Street.
_'IRTSI WARD, AROUSE
R BLOSBSRB I—kot a moment to
-4013i16 are unitrt g and speedy fn our
une td the reeaae with our money, the
to place. The fast appeal is to you who
Pay 3 our Twnty-flve Dollars.
at hand Glyo ns the money, and you
em the Draft. There is no shaking thie
crafted must go.
Sheet each Bounties paid. on aoPllealion
,STON, Provost Marshal's offlce,eorner
7 and BEANDYWINE Streets; Lieut.
!hawk corner of HEITSWTH and GI
JWIM M. MILEY, g•TISMIIITOT. 521
* ; or the President, WM, S. HALL.
abc ve Jefferson. fe23-4t
-at MOE'S OFFICE INTER.-
..S - 9EIW 30* 0 HUTA u r Street.
Dander OF FINNETILVAXIA.
SPEC/AL INCOME TAX.
Second, T Sle hird, Foardurth s. , Fi ft h,.Sizth, and
venth W
' HEREBY GIVEN that the Lists of Taxes.
rordaace with the provisions of the joint
longress, approved. jolly 4, MN, imposing
f Eve per oentnm upon the gable, profits
tke year ending December Slat, 1883, and
Milan open
LICENSES
Dealera, Retail Dealers in Liquor Hotel.
Pedlere, as per met of June 30th 1811, have
to me by the Assessor of the District, and
is are now doe and payable, and that pay.
Is hereby demanded, and will be r, celvid
etwean the hours of 9 A. 3f. and 9 P. If.
LTURDAY. Febrnary 1806.
PENALTIES.
neglect to pay on or before said Sitar
rEftb, a special demand will be issued,
law provides a fee or twenty @eats end
meetly, as will be peen by reterenee to the
' the act of Jonentlt, 1864.
Called Stales and that of Bank. known
tnks only received
JASPER ITAEDING. Collector
lA, February 11, 11306. fell t2l
181 WbP street.
oy Ove Pa ha AD h L P Comm a s n i on , fo M r the
Le Ulty Bounty are now prepare* to reeelTe
Le Maims of all new recruit% ander the pro
'distance of January VS, 11365:
for One Tear will receive a Warrant for
OUR HUNDRED DOLLARd.
for Two Team will receive a Warrant for
7NDRED AND 'FIFTY DOLLARS.
• Titres Tears will receive a Warrant for
FIPhIDRED DOLLARS.
na who shall place indhe service of the
lubstltate for not less than Three Tears,
. draft, and who shall thereupon be ere.
quota of the city of Philadelphia, will
rant for
RES 111:RIDERD DOLLARS.
• 00.11110511iD11.
O. COOPER, Seem'
_ - :RECITE(
r Suomi:o.lv. Committee earaostly request
rolled man. elaiming exemption cy ren,
physiecl disability. or any aier cause.
sport the fact at the Provost ifarohaPs
IatITH and BROW!' Witt B Street* By
event much trouble and anxiety to your.
ally decrease Ci "mots of the Ward.
ORO. Chairman.
81304171T1NG AGENT.
WARD
Tux
CAMERON PETROLEUM CO.
OF PENNSYLVILNIL.
CAPITAL 81,000,000.
SHARES 2100,000.
PAR ...... MOO.
BIT/3BOBIPT/ON
ERESIDENT.
VANCE STEWARTI
OF YEROBIL 0017WFT, Pi.
TREASURER.
E. G. JAMEB;
OF PIFIIJLDELVRIA.
SEORSTABY.
J. L. DARLINaToNi
WEST 011111ETEE. PA.
DIRICTOBS.
VANCE STE WART. Mercer count/. Pa.
JOHN E. LEONARD, West Chester. Pa.
D. G. FORNEY, Washinaion, D. C.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington. D. G.
SIMON CAMERON. Harriablirgo Pa.
JOHN H. DIEHL, Philadelphia.
JOHN F. GRAFF, Philadelphia.
GEORGE 0. EVANS, Philadelphia.
JAMES DUFFY. Marietta, Lancaster so.. Pa,
The preeent and prospective value of the stoat of thin
Company may be inferred from the fact that it owns a
fee simple interest 12 473 (four hundred and eeTent7-
three) acres of the riobeet-testedoii. territory in Venango
county, believed by the moat experienced oil men in
that region to be capable of producing a net .annual In
come to the Company of one and a half million dollars.
or three times the entire east of the stook, which would
be equivalent to twenty- five per cent, a month on its
subscription price, or one hundred and fifty tier cent.
per annum on its vit. value.
The following is a description of the Company's pro
perty
One•fonrth fee simple interest in the . eelebrsted
"Hoover " Farm, Moats on the Allegheny river,
about two and one-half miles below Franklin, con
talning 292 (two hundred and ninety-two) acres, with
6132 rode (or over one mile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leases, each ben rods
sonar., end from which the owners of the fee simple get
one half the oil, free of all expense. Besides this, there
are two pals owned by the owners of the fee. from
which they get all the oil.
On this Farm there are now ten wall. In aeration.
Producing an average of ten barrels per day, and several
others are about being tubed. There are also on it IST
(eighty. seven) more lots surveyed, and more than Any
applications are now standing to lease thelatter for °asp
halt the oil to the owners.
Out of the twelve walla on this Farm eleven are now
paying handsomely; a tact which sulacieutly demon
strates the great richness and rellabllitY of thi terri
tory.
le the entire fee simp le Interest in 181 (one hundred and
eighty. one) wee, situate on the Allegheny river, near
ly opposite the "Hoover " Farm, and a little nearer
Franklin, at the month of NM Bun, having a front of
ad rods on the Allegheny river, and one mile on both
sides of Mill Bun, with ample boring trarfame for one
hundred wefts. &Sots of ten rode eunare. This tract
Is known as the "Stewart /Farm," and is clear of all
lemon or insumbrances of any kind.
There le now in operation a fifty-barrel well amide
several smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which ad
joins this on the south. In fact, the "Stewart " Farm
is surrounded with good-Paving wells, and within a
short time a single lease of SO rode front, on the imme
diate opposite side of the river, sold for $l&5,00) (one
hundred and sixtydive 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 axe on it a three-story Orbit 10111, with due
e ater-power, a good, farmhouse, and other buildings.
hat will be of use to the company.
The duraUlity of this immediate oil leetion is illus
trated by the fact that some of the wells on the "Hoov
er" Farm bare been pumping for over four years, with
but any material diminution in their yield, while the
oil here produced, from its greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity, always command.
from one to two dollars per barrel more than the oU at
011 Creek.
The officers of , the Company feel instilled 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:
THE " STEWART PARR."
There Is room on this for onehundred lots of ten rode
sonars, all of which can be leaned immediately for 01143-
half the oil, free of al/ expense to the Company.
latimatlng one well to each lot (one hundred walls.
although there Ii zoom for three hundred) at the vent'
moderate average of ten Darrela each. world makes
Dally product ....... 1,000 alt.
Out of this the Company's share would be. fai bble.
Value of daily yield to the Company, at
ten dollars per bbl (it is now selling at
519.110.)—.
Allowing thiee hundred working days to
the year, this would make the Compa
ny's annual net receipts, from the Stew
art Farm 1,500.000 00
♦llowing the same estimates for the %ow
er " Farm, in which the Company owns
one-fourth in fee of the land interest, the
annual net receipts from the latter would
...... 375,000 00
Making the annual receipts from both
FILMS • •-• • •••-• ........ • •-• • 1,875,000 00
Deducting from this amount the sum of
•
$375,03:1 for contingencies, would /Gain
the
Net Annual Income of the 00wmenY........ SI.000,6:0 00
ALL THESE LOTS CAA BS, LEASED.
If it is deemed expedient, at a royalty of [one-half the
Oil, with covenants binding lesceee to sink wells, with
all passible diligence, to the depth of 500 or more feet.
A YEW PLAIN WORDS TO SUBSCRIBER&
Yon are not asked to Imbscribe to this Stock with the
expectation of immediately receiving large clividenda,
but the basis on which the Company rests, it is be
lieved, will make your investment not only safe, but,
prospectively, of enormous . va/ue.
otvrithstanding, at the present prices of oll,the Com
pany's annual receipts (without any further develop
ment) would be forty thousand dollars. or eight per
cent. on the cost of the stock.
The President. Mr. Stewart, is one of the most practi
cal and experienced oil operators in the State, and his
residence near the Company's property and general
oversight of its management is the best suarantee that
no effort, will be spared to make the inyeatment Pro
fitable.
Applications for a large proportion of the stock have
already been made, but none will be received until the
books of the Company are regularly opened for that
purpose.
Only a limited amount of the stock will be gold at
subscription price.
The stock will be issued full paid, without farther
assessments.
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be open for n few
days, on and after January 18, 1866, at the office of
E. G. JAMES, Treasurer,
No. 101 WALNUT Street, Philsds
Igr TARE TO
SUBtiORIBERS TOTEEE COTTER FARM OIL
COMPAVY.
B °TICE IS GIVEN that the Books of the Company
will positively be closed on MARCH let. 1855, and no
stock will be sold at subscription price after that date,
and all aubscriptions not paid by that time will be can
celled.
The Company have on their Obverts one of Bolles'
Patent Drilling Machines, manufactured at • Morris,
Tanker, & Co- one of which can be seen in operation
at hiseney, Collins, & Co 's Brewery, Tenth and Filbert
streets. The Company expect, by the aid of this ma
chine, to have at least two wells in snccessfal operation
within six weeks. Persona wishing the stock of the
Company at subscription price must make immediate
application, as there are but tan thousand shares to be
sold at eubecription price. 52.00 per share
Nape, Prospectuses, and ell Int rmatlon can be ob.
Mixed at the Company's Offices Nos. 23 and 21 Wash"
ington Buildings 274 South THIRD Street.
ISAIAH LINENS, M, D., President.
WM. M. BTEWAKT, Vice President.
Wet. D. SMITH, Treasurer.
ferl•tuthsmdt B. J. HARRISWI, ffi. D , Secretary.
1112 r: PRESTON COAL AND IMPROVE.
Street. Pr
SENT COM inansumnis, FebPANY. No. 205ruar X y
11WALNUT
. ISM
NOTICE TO STOOKSOLDRHS. —The annual meeting
of Stockholders for the election of Directors will be
held at the office of the Company, on WEDNESDAY,
March Ist, at 10 o'clock A. AI The necessary arrange
ments for completing the purchase of theleased colliery
on the Company's Estate will be presented to the Stock
holders (or their approval S. P. mimic,
1810-tmitil Secretary.
COP" OFFICE GIRARD MINING COIL•
PANT, No. 334 WALNUT Street,
ILADELPHIA, February 2d, U 165.
NOTICE IS HEREB Y 00711e1, That all STOCK of
the GIRARD MINING COMPANY on which instal
ments are due and unpaid. haa been declared for
feited, and will be Geld at Public Auction on BATOR
DAY, the fourth day of March, 11365, at 12 o'clock,
noon, at the °face of the Secretary ol the Corporation.
according to the Charter and By.Lawm, unless re.
deemed on or before that day.
By order of the Director'.
B. A. HOOPES,
Secretary and Treeinrer.
Irgr" DIVIDEND.—TIIII CURTIN OIL
COMPANY have this day declared a dividend
of TWO PBR CENT. payable on the 25th inst. Books
close on the 20th, at 9P. M. and open on the 27th inst.
JOHN B. WILE. Barters.
PrumensupstrA. February 12. 1955. fete-9t
ATATE MEDICAL BOARD.
HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT.
HARRISBURG, February 20, 1805.
The AT&T'S MEDICAL BOARD OP PENN A. will moot
in kiln', aDEl.pilia on the eth of SI aRCH next, to
examine candidates for appointment as • ardatruit Sur
geons ro o msnsylvania Regiments.
The in which the examination will be held Will
be designated in the Philadelphia morning papers on
the day of meeting
Physisians of Pennsylvania, in good health, furnish
ing proper testimonia's taste moral character. die.. will
be admitted to the examination.
By order of tie Governor:
fe2o-tmh6 JOSEPH d. PPHILLI PS, Surgeon Cif:moral Penna.
- UNION CANAL COMPANY.—AT
the Annual Ifeeting of the Union Canal Com
pany, held on the 7411 inst., the following-named gen
tlemen were unanimously elected officers and managers
for the ensuing year:
PRESIDENT:
ISAAC J. Vi , IsTAR.
MANAGERS:
MOMS Wintatuot,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
13*muel T. Bodine,
Charlee P. Bayard.
gunnel J. Reeves,
Jae. Young. of DLiddletown.
D SECRETARY:
WhIPSON
THOMPSON. geerelm7.
Wm. P.. Whit'.
James B- McFarland,
Benry Budd,
Edmund Pima'',
Thomas ictmber,
Jechas Sparing',
TEBASIETREB
SCAR 7F
OSCAI
iltar•"
FUND 36I6I4:IT/3 WARD MOWN% 'y
CITY WARRANTS CASHED. . •
MODEST BOUNTIES .PALD.
The EIGHTH WARD are prepared to Pay the Whet
Bounty. and cash the city warrant', for nil ffiennius
tered into the credit of the Biehth ward.
Apply to the Recruiting Officer.
Captain E. B. SMITH,
12114 LOCUST Street.
PDWARD BSOW2rnre, Treetrtrer. OS, and. 44 North
FRONT. fell et*
OFFICE OF THE CIVIC BOUNTY
FUND COMMISSION. COMMON WEALTH
BUILDING . , No. 613 CBESTNOT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.1865.
NOTICE —Lost or mislaid. City Bounty Warrant No.
530, for Four Hundred Dollars, dated Feb. 15, 1865, and
drawn In favor of Walter Chew, 107th Pennsylvania
Vol enteers All persons are cautioned against nego
tiating sald warrant.
Bi order of the Commission,
6. COOPBEL," Secretary,
IFITTSBEBO., FORT WINNE, AND
CRICA,OO RAILWAY COMPANY, OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY, eITISBURO, Pa Feb 14 1848.
The Annual meeting of the Stock and Bondholders of
111 's Com Pat Y. for the Election- of Directors end ench
other buelnees ae mar come before it. will he held at
the Office of sate Company, in the city of PITTSBURG ,
on the TIMED WEDNESDAY (16th) of MACH. A. D.
IBM, at 10 o'clock A. If
a Sleek and Bond Transfer Books of the Company,
ar their office in the clt of Pittsburg. and at the Trans
far ASSIMP In the city of New York, will be closed on
the let day of Karon, at 4 P. If , and remain chilled
unthe lith day of Mara thereafter.
fe il l7 t •lniblii W. R. DAWNS% Secretary.
TUE FETROLEID RI OF CALIFOIC.
MlA.—Profeeeor 8111LIMAN, of Yale College,
will deliver a Lecture ‘ll3 , oll"The Mineral Resources of
California" on THURSDAY EVISNINO. 23d lust at 8
o'cleob, at the Hall of the University of Pennsylvania.
MTH Street, above Oh.etnut. for the benefit of the
U. S. SANITARYN COMMISSIO.
. .
Tickets 60 cents each Can be had at the Rooms of
the Commission. 1307 Chestnut street. on and after
Tuesday, and at the Ball on the evening of the Lec
ture. fe2o 4t
Ia".ATTENTION, 'arra - WARD. -
The citizens of the First Division of the Firth
woad will meet. at the house of MICHAEL SCHWARTZ,
THURSDAYoiner of THIRD and. GASKiLL %treats, on
EVENING, 23d February. a% 7,k4 o'clock,
to make arrangements to avoid the impending DRAFT.
CONE ONE. COME ALL.
JAMES F. DILLON, Chairman.
JAS MARILLAWD, Secretary F fel-.2V
VETERADTB, TO THE FIiONT I
ADVANCE
ESIUNMIC BRIGADE
GENERAL HANCOCK'S CORPS,
TO BE I,III3BUTTBD
IN PHILADELPHIA
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS.
FULL BOOTHS AND NO DEDUCTIONS FOR
COMESSIONS.
CITIZENS, TO YOUR DUTY
Aid raising a Brigade which Will ba a more lasting
monument to the memory of General Birney thin any
son can bond for Wm. Aid la furnishing Veterans to
sone on der :the gallant Hancock, and enable him to
do hie part In putting down the attuned Rebellion.
Remember that every Veteran who shoulders Ws mu-
ket and returns to the eeenee in Which he has so long
participated is worth a cart-load of raw recruits, or a
wagon-load of bounty-Jumpera. }MD to fill the quota
otPhiladelphia, and avoid the stlnf►a of a draft
The plan proposed is a very simple one. There are
in Pennsylvania more than forty amnia dlsollargea
soldiers who have served honorably more than two
Years. The majority of them want to return "to 'see
the thing out," and are only hesitating with whom to
go. it is proposed to ask them to go with Hancock's
Corps of Veterans, and to insure them fair treatment
when they !lo enlist. To honor the memory of the
brave Birney, General Hancock hae authorized the
Brigade to be called the Biraes Brigade, and it will be
recruited in Philadelphia. Ac Soon as a sufficient num-
ber ere enlisted a camp will be located. near the city,
and every prevision will be made for the comfort of the
recruits until they go with loaded guns to meet the
BOUNTIES AND PAY.
0.030 00
A VETERAN VOLITATZBE
For One Year. GoVernMent BotDAY. •-••••••••••-•.......• $4OO
City of Philadelphia Bounty 400
Monthly pay from United States Government, $l9
Per month. •••••-• • 41.1.41.1. •••• 0. • • 11.4 O. • 44. a . 1 .0...11• • • • 1 9 2
Clothing account yearly • 49'
Ward Bounty, (average) . ..... 22
City relief for families of volunteers, Viper month. 72
Total. • • .... . ........«...........«». ...51. 131
PIiTBILAN varaurraza
HAIWOCK'S CORPS
le, viz..
Government Bounty ' •-•-•••••• ••••••••• ....•-•••• • ....WO
City of Philadelphia ... . • 450
Monthly pay from United States Government, $l6
per month • .....«. 384
Ward Bounty. (average). -••••• • 26
City relief for tunny. Ita Per Month • .1.11 •• • • 144
•
Total. •II 644 ............ • • .44. PP. ••-• .$1.1503
A TATERAN VOLIINTIUM
Government Bounty. •-•44. a• 4 •-• •• • •lir lowa 1116 00
City , of ..... •-•
500
Monthly pay from United Slates Government, $l5
576
Clothing account, $42 per year ..........»«.,...».. 125
Ward Bounty, 25
City-relief for families, $6 per 216
Taal... • . 1144.0 t 0.04.04 0.04 0.0-0-0 11.04,11.• 1,01,0 0 , ***** 4 , 0 42,443
Organization to Raise the Brigade.
The Committee who have charge of the ontanisation
of the Brigade are
O. W. DAVIS,
HENRY C. HOWELL.
OBOBOE BULLOCK.
DAVID FAUST.
JOHN W. EVERMAN.
.JOSEPH P. TOBIAS.
D. S. WINEBRENSK,
BETH B. STITT.
P.X.BOUTIVE OPPICIIR OP COVICITTITN.
BINJAMM FRARELIET.
•
Chief of Detective Police Of the City of Philedelphie.
TREASURER,
MORMON McMKJR&JL, Ja.,
Cashier -of First National Bank.
THE BRIGADE WILL BE COMPOSED OF THREE
REGIMENTS. One will be raised tinder the direction
of the Corporations of Philadelphia. From these cor
porations the Committee will consist of—
COL. THOMAS A. SCOTT.
Tice President of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
- FREDERICK FRALEY,
President of the SchuyikillHavigation Company.
CHARLES E. SMITH,
President of the Reading 'Railroad Company
THOMAS C. HAND,
President of Qui Dolawns Mutual Insurance CO.
STEPHEN A. many - ELL.
President of .the First National Bank of PlilladelPhin.
THE SECOND REGIMENT will be raised under the
direction of the . Mannfactrireia, Merchants; and Bro.
kora of Philadelphia. The Committee will could of
BARTON H. JENKS,
LEMUEL COFFIN.
HENRY LEWIS, Ja.,
CRAB. L. RORIE.
(of C. H. Bode),
JOHN W. SEXTON.
. (of Jay Cooke & Co. )
• THR THIRD. REGIMENT will be rallied under di
rection of the Corn Exchange. The Committee aPPoiltir
ed are
EEMESENTATIVE; RECRUITS.
In the proposed Brigade every man or woman dear
our of sending altepresentattee Remit to the army
can do ao by the payment of 310 to any of the gentlemen
named on any of the forming committees Of this
WANAKANER « BROWN,
THE PRESS:=PHILADELPHLT: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1565:
DILLITABY.
AND JOIN THE
THE HET PAY
HANCOCK'S CORPS`
THE HAT PAY
TWO YEARS
THE ZIP.,T PAY
THREE YEARS
HANCOCK'S CORPS
CHARLES KNECHT,
(President of the Corn Exchange),
IL G. JAMES,
JAMES L. WARD,
JOSEPH W. MILLHE.
SAHEB 8. plaar.
MILITARY.
eum $26 will be paid to the recruit, and $2.5 will be re
tained by the Treasurer of the Committee to defray ex
traordinsry expenses, including printing, manic, eta.,
etc., Incident to raising troops. Let every man and
woman in the State who desires to be represented In the
army, come forward and maim this investment for the
PurPose of strengthening the ranks of the army. Do
not welt to be called on, but send the money and pro
cure a Representative Veteran Recruit, one who has
and can male himself of servios to our Government In
Its boar of trial. Don't count the cost. It will pay a
handsome dividend. •
THE VETERANS
Bhall be treated with frankness and equity. 'Not one
dollar shall be taken from their 41 1 Attes, bat elf will
be paid them without commit'slon or discount. It Is
box turpoen to raise ttls Brigade without the aid of
substitute broken, and not a single bounty-jumper
shall be admitted. We will treat every soldier as a
gentleman, and every promise shall be kept. If he Is
irdnred. the Chief of Detective Police will discover the
reason, and apply an immediate remedy.
THE CITIZENS OF PHILADELPHIA
Should remember th ".:.!esary Veteran they can procure
to enlist in this Brigade will be credited upon the quota
of the city.and if it ie really the desire of the Ward COM.
alittses to get the city out of the draft, they cannot
do - better than to aid us to raise it. If brains and sn
arls* are need, the Brigade can raised in a fed! days,
and thus fill more than one half the quOt of our city.
Let us all pull together earnestly. zealously, and with
a hearty good will, and in a few weeks we will see
Three Thousand muskets, with educated men behind
them, marching to the front to aid in putting down the
Rebellion. •
TO VETERANS EVERYWHERE.
Come and join rue; whether ion live in idaine or
Michigan, New Jersey or lowa. All who know the
pliant Hancock, and all who ever served under the
brave Birney. need no inducement to join us after they
have made up their minds to return to the front. Be
sides Ibis, make yourselves reuniting officers, and
talk the matter over with the "hose. " Bring all you
can with you, and you shall be nut In the same compa
ny. and we will have a Brigade without jealousies or
Wile. Think of this; and don't take much time to de
cide. We want to put the thing through before the drat
of flay.
OFFICERS
will all be appointed by General Hancock. No one
need apply to any one bat him. The Committees can
not take the time to decide upon such questions, or to
answer letters. We want to get the soldiereaud attend
to their comforts.
HEADQVALUTERS
Will soon be established in some central location in
Philadelphia For the present, application may be
made personally, or by letter, to
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
CHIEF OF DETECTIVE POLICE,
1114Y01P13 OFFICE,
tiMAJOR GENERAL HANCOCK'S
FIRST 6811 - if CORPS OF VETERANS.
The following official correspondence, relakive to
the recruiting now going on in Philadelphia under
the especial superintendence of Benjamin Franklin. the
Chief of the Detective Police. for HaNktOCK - S ARMY
CORPS OF 'VETERANS, willte read with great interest
by all classes of the community, the rich. and the poor
alike.
Firat, twenty. two men were taken to 'Washington,
D. C., by Chtef Franklin. oa Tuesday night, the 14th.
licit. On the followir g day the men were mudtered
into the service of the country,. each one being credited'
to the Ward or Township in which he resided. These
men Maned the following affidavit, after having been
fully mustered in:
CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OP COLOMBIA, SS.
On this fifteenth day of February . 1865, personally ap•
peered before me, a notary Lewis.lic in said Diacrialt.
Jacob }Dishing. George H. L Peter S. Gamble,
John J. Murphy, Charles H. /Kennedy, Tnomes J. Chad
wick, Alexander B. Gibson, John Sparks, Caleb SteleY,
Samuel W. Panetta, Joseph Halberstadt, William G.
Yates, George B. Russell. Samuel Weeks. David H.
Baker. John Lapp Frank hi Worth, Mallard McCabe,
and Albert W. eddridge all of the city of Philadel
phia. Pennsylvania ; also, John A. Thomas, of the city
of Heading, Berke county, Pennsylvania; Tneophilin
Schack, of the borough of Williamsport. Lycomlug
county. and George W. Shute, of the township of Deer.
field, Cumberland county New Jersey, Who severa ll y
acknowledged that they lied bean recruited by Benja
min Franklin, Chief of Detectives of the city of Phila
delphia, Penner Ivurta; that they came on to Washing
ton with said Franklin for the purpose of enlisting as
veterans in Hancock's corps; that all the promises male
to them by said Franklin have been fully met by him;
that they have been paid all the moneye due them, as
well as transportation, without any deduction or deten
tion whatever. I further certify that they Were .all
mustered in and Paid, arid 'duly credited to the wards
and I.:mantles where they belonged, in my presence.
Witness my baud and official seal the day
{ SEAL. } and year above written.
R. G. LAWRENCE, Notary Public.
By request of Chief Franklin the following order was
Issued:
HEADQUARTERS:FIRST CORPS,
WASHINGTON, February If, 1865:
Lieut. Colonel Charles .8 trd, army Stoneman. D. C
COLONEL: A detachment of twenty-odd men from
Philadelphia, just arrived in Washington. is tieing sent
to the rendezvous at Camp Stoneman to- oar: The Ma
jor General commanding desires you to have them as
signed to one and the same company.- Be believes ',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' let Regiment is
nearly completed) it would be better to have these men
assigned to the first company of the Id Regiment. The
General desires these men to be armed and equipped as
soon as possible, In order that they nta_y [rent as a de
tachment to Philadelphia, to report to Benjamin Frank
lin, RN., chief of the detective police of that city, for
recruiting purposes. Among the number are two or
three men 'who were formerly non-commissioned offi
cers, and they might ha appointed to similar positions
In the company to which they will be assigned. iron
will advise these headquarters as soon as the men are
properly equipped.
the coarse of :a few days Mr. Franklin will enlist
drummers and fifers for the company. As soon as they
are enlisted they will be sent to Camp Stoneman, to be
uniformed and equipped, with drum, fifes, etc.
Tee General desires one good officer gent with the de•
talibment to Philadelphia, where he will remain in
charge of it mull further orlers.
If you have an extra drummer, who can drum, you
might send him with the,detticlnent. Re shout(' take
a drum with him. The officer in charge of the detach
ment will, receipt for tne property.
I am, Colonel. very respectfully,
Yon , obedient servant,
FINLEY ANDERSON,
Assistant Adjutant Gene rat.
Official copy, furnished for the information of Benjamin
Franklin, Esq. FINLEY ANDERSON, A. A. G.
• -
The following congratulatory order, issued by Major
General Hancock, on the 16th feet , speaks for irself:
WASH/ROTOR. D 0., Feb 16, less.
Ben farain Franklin, Beg., Chief of Detective Police,
Philadelphia:
Mr Ds/a Sin: Your detachment of veterans for the
let Corps arrived yesterday. The Men, without ex
ception, have been "metered Into the service of the
Ignited States lam very much obliged to you for the
exertion you have used toward filling up my corps, and
I trust that the success you have thus far met with
may be an earnest for greater snores in the future. •
I am, very respectfully. your obedient servant.
WINFIELD 8. HANCOCK,
Major Generalll. S. Army, Commanding ChM&
In answer to a despatch the following was received.
It refers directly to every citizen Mime to draft under
the law, as wallas, Close who are exempt and who de
sire to place a representative recruit in this corps of ye•
. Serena. tinder title last clause the ladles may furnish
representative recruits, and thus assist in reducing the
quota of men required in the pending draft. Clergy
men over 45 years of age, parties physically disabled,
aliens and others not liable to the craft, may furnish
representative recruits. All such representatives are
entitled to local as well as Gcyernment bounty:
HEADQUARTERS IsT Amin - CORPS,
WASHINGTON, Feb. i 3, 1855
Beni. Prank/Ea, Chief of Police, Corner of Fifth
and Chestnut, Philculelphia :
Substitutes for enrolled men do not receive the
Government Bounty. Principals are exempted front
draft. Representative reignite receive the Government
bounty. Volunteers. Substitutes, and Rebresen.tattve
Recruits residing in Philadelphia are credited to that
city In coming crafts. Pay commences from day the
enlistment is perfected. Letter by mail.
W. S. HADTOOCK, Major General.
All Loyal Citizens who would aid in procuring men
to fill the Yankee( HANCoII'S FIRST ARMY (*Rea oir
VETERANS should pay particular attention to the fol
lowing announcement at the undersigned:
. Any Citizen desirous of furnishing a Reprereelative
Recruit for ibis Corp menet procur certifyingate from
the k roved Marital of his Metrics,that he is
exempt, either from being over 45 years of age or from'
physical disability, when I will furnish him with
a Veteran Recruit for three years for $600; for two years,
$175; for one year, $5O; but In each case 1 must be fur
nished with a certified cheekier the whole amount doe
the Veteran when he is mustered into the service as
advertised—via: for three years. 11,175; for two years,
$950; for one year, $750, and take my receipt for the
same. The principal will than be entitled to a draw- ,
back from the United States Government of *336 for a
one. year Representative Recruit; $166 for a. two year
Recruit ;$4OO fora three. year Recruit. Also, from the
oily ofTbiladelphia. Rader the advertisement of the
City Bonnty Fend commteeloo. for one year, $100; two
Iteetr,l;l?. l g;:lfr.t h rZ 1:1, 1 1 ertted - T t h oViltreest:onitt l ive:
due Volunteers whee attacned to Rancock's Corps
Any citizen liable to draft must 'produce a Certificate
of the Prove: Br Merahal to that efect, In hie ....Strict. and
Inreeh me with a certified check, when I will furnish
lam yrith a receipt 1. r the same, gagranteeileg to furnish
a Veteran Substitute for one year; for $350: for two
Years, $l. 000; for three yearsesl,l76 ; which will exempt
the Principal from the Drafc tar the above eeecitled
time Those who place a Substitute for three years are
entitled to a drawback of 1100 from the Beauty Fand
Commission, but no allowanois made by the City. ex
cept for a three year Substitute; the Government al
lows nothing whatever for enbetlentee.
A power of attorney wilibe tarnished to the principal
Who hunts/lee a representative recruit or substitute,
which will authorize the said principal to draw all lo
cal bounties for furnishing said representative recruit
or substitute, as awarded by the city. town, county, or
township, to which the raid representative recruit or
substitute may be credited.
Principals who furnish Veterans will be entitled to
deduct facie the quota of the district the number of
Veterans so furniShed for the time said substitutes may
be furnished, by order of the Provost. Marshal General.
Veterans met be EMI edited to the Wards or Town
ships in which they live, and it ie the duty of every
Citizen to indnee the soldier, who has been honorably
discharged from the United States Infantry. Unitary.
Cavalry. or Naval service, to join BAN GOOK'S 1 fileT
ARMY CORPS. and thus aid in relieving their Soh-
DI/Arleta from the approaching Draft to some Orient.
All persone 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 mealy the net cost of fur •
nishing a Representative Recruit or Substitute.
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer In Hancock's
Corps is, viz:
For one year„ Government 4CO
City of Philadelphia Bounty • •••—• 400
Monthly Pay from U. S. GovereMl,sl6 par month 192
Clothing account yearly • --•• • • • 41
Ward Bounty (average) •-•••••••••••••••• 25
City relief for families of vole. lid per month...» 72
.....$1,6+81
The net pay of a, Veteran Volunteer for two years In
Bancock'e Corps is, viz:
Government ..... .500
City of Pliiladelphle. Bounty4so
IWonthly Pay from U. el. GoTernml..l6 per month 881
Ward Bounty (averS2e)• • -•• -•*"- 26
City teller for family, $6 per 141
T0ta1...... ........$1,503
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer lox thre . e years in
Hancock's Corps 18, vlz:
Government Bounty ••••••-••-••• • ~........... 603
City of Phila delpiva . --......• ..... ...... gm
Monthly pay from tr. S. Gov't, $lB per month - 676
Clothing account, $l2 per year B 126
Ward bounty (averse's) ........ . ....... ........... •• • 25
City relief forfamdies, $8 per month .............«. 216
T0ta1. „ '41 . 1.043
All Veterans who .desire to havelheir interests looked
after wi•bout being ewindled bv entupers are directed.
to the Recruiting Agency. 106 South SIXTH Street,
"Meru's Marquee, ” where the Ride Is to be seen daily
which the Veteran ie entitled to keep at the expiration
of hie term of service, which discharges sixteen shots
per minute.
All communicatione on this subject after this fall ex
planation must be brief and to the point. Will be
promptly answered by addressing
BENJAMIN . FRANKLIN,
CblefP.teadva Dspartme , t
'Mayor's (Mee Philadelphia.
WANTED AT (W M. TARES BuoLees. T EIRSB
DRIIKISIBE9. and "HILES FIFERS, who Ilene been )11
service two years add received honorable discharges.
N. B.—Po Loafers. Beauty Jammers or Commission
Men need apply, as no deeding will be allowed with.
them Cfe2O-tf)
GREAT OBNTICELL GUMMI WV"
lANOTHER RALLY FOR THE
OLD FLAG!
GEM BAJO:WOK'S FIBBT ABMY 001tra OF QE-
TARA'S.
The following official despatch, relative to mug
tering in the second squad of Veterans, recruited by
Benjamin Franklin, the Chief of Detectives of Phila
delphia, lea sure guarantee of the manner In which all
coming Veterans will be received and treated The,
good work of patriotism goes bravely on. A cot; - m a.
diens place of reception in this oily will be pr , ,, v 140,
with the utmost despatch, for the comfort of, t h,
men who ere now filling no the Grand Netm,p-_; Afar ,
A splendid ..pemp, in a high and hee,:eil- "
—enact of the
county, near the city. will soon be res . - -
;'
WASHINOTO/1.. &nixed '
I hereby certify that sea m- , 'Feb. 19,-1816.
to be present at oao,- retaryPablie I waerequired
on the co:modeller r SLOD6IIIEIII, yesterday, the
. mustering in of Twenty-eight men.
Detects- • A
recruited BENJ . MIN FRANKLIN , Ese.• Chief of
-.ea of Philadelphia The following are the
of the persona Bo mustered into the eervica of
tt e United States, under the command of Meier General
HANCOCK, commandinglet-Veteran Corps.. That they
were all sworn in and uniformed in my presence, and
they acknowledged that they had been paid all of the
bounties promised them by Mr. FRANKLIN:
Robert A. Thompion, , Norman C. Ash
George W. Gorman. Wi ll iam II Allison,
Jam'''. McDonald, 763011 Priest,
Ootlieb Hoffman. Edwin F. Beckett,
Lionel Brydges Nightingale Bernard Traynor,
Andrew V. Randall, Henry Hamilton
Harmon Btehr, ' Frederick Marty;
James M. Wino, Wm. Frost
Warren Wm. Campbell,
/Peso J. - n014'1E432, John HOOK,
Scisenh F Vi'llllarae, Frederick Preesell,
John Johneon, Para Dubin,
JamesW. ceserseYs Frederlck.Long.
Wm. Thomas, Henry Brlensholize.
I /rather stale, that all of the above men expresses!
thetruselves as satisfied with the conduct of Mr. Frank
lin, I further ear, of my own knowledge, that efforts
were made by persona about the Baltimore depot in
W ail:lnaba to induce the men to violate their engage
ments with Mr. Franklin, but to no effect. I city this
for the credit of the men. whose names are given above.
fc22-tf A. G. LAWRENCE, Notary
A "ONCE MORE TO THE FRONT I"
El3Eb. EBOIMIST INIUNTRY PEW:WU/Mk
• • -- VOLUNTEERS.
7tli. UNION LMII . 9 O (a r TIOVAL I EARO) RIOT..
(FOR ONE YEAR'S SERVICE.)
REGRIHTB WAI S TED FOR ONE. TWO , AND THREE
• TEARS' SERVION.
Bounties from Olty, for one year $4OO 00
'Bounties from Government. for one MO 00
Tionnties from Oily, for two years...» ...... »4)440 CO
Gotuttioa from Government, fortwo years 200 00
Eonntles from City, for three rears...... $lOO CD
Bounties from Government, for three_ years 900 .00
HIGHEST WARD BOUNTIES PAID,
+BESIDES PAT, RATIONS, AND CLOTHING.
This Regiment is authorized by Pence ar Department
and by the Governor of avania.
All the Officers are Veteran Soldiers, and have shown
their
COURAGE UPON THE FIELD OF BATTLE.
"Do not wait to be Dratted, bat embrace the.present
okiportnnity to receive the liberal
!BOUNTIES OFFERED,
and to soled your own officers..
ALL CITIZENS SHOULD INTEREST THSMSELVIS
.IN FILLIIM THIS REGIMENT PROMPTLY.
Colonel, JOHN GIOHOAS, late Major /98ch P. V..
fLimuleyonh Colons. VA
COB N. DAVIS. late Major
90th P. V.
Major, WILLIAM H. HEWLINGS, late Haptatrt 80th
P. V.
, HEADQUARTERS.
NATIONAL GUARDS' He LL. HAUS STREET,BISLOW
__ SIXTH.
RECRUITING STATION, 533 CRESTAUT STREET
1117-ff
T H H
SEVENTH NATIONAL
SAN
Philadelphia
210 Market tn., Uor. Strawberry,
CAPITAL PAID lIP, 6=0,000.
S. Z. DE HAVhNii
Fire Der cent. Noteomith the aoorned interest, re.
calved in payment for subscriptions to the U. B. 7-80
Loan.
Coupons of 7 80 Note; paid on nratentation.
DlPPOlidill received and careful attention given to Col•
leotiono.
AU Banking badmen traneacted on liberal terms.
fe23.2t
NATIONAL -
k2WELANG - JE JEMINIK
APIT'AT-4 6200,000.
Privilege A. Peewees() to ficieo,ooo.
FSISRUART 17, 1865.
This Beek will open on the Sots instant, et No.
553 SECOND Street. below Green, east side, (Ito nor
roanentlocat(on will worthweet corner of SECOND ,
and GEBILN-Streets.)
all buainese entrusted to it will inset with careful and
prompt attention.
Collections made on all accessible points on the most
favorable terms.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
A. BOYD, President.
G. J. HAXILTOPT, Ottaldere,,
A. BOYD, President.
(Late &es't Quartermaster U. S.) mils.
J. B. HODGSON,
Oil Merchant.
J. W. BULLOCK,
Of Benj. Bullock & Sons, Wool Dealers.
ORO. A NOBLER.
Of F. W. & G. d Kohler, Hardware.
ALEX. L. CRAWFORD,
Commission Merchant.
W. BUMM,
Of W. Blum & Son. Salt Merchant% Racetstreet.
CHAS. M
Grain Merchant.
0. N. BEACH,
Coal Merchant, late of the Arm of Tiler & Co.
R. N. RATHBUN,
Coal Merchant.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
Grocer.
CHAS HILLMANN,
Of Birely, /Ullmann, & Streaker, Ship Builder%
S. GIRARD SMITH
Of the Arm of F. V. & S. a-. Smith, Briokmakere
-SECOND
NATION i.l SANK,
OF PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
(LATE IRON CITY TRUST COMPANY.)
CAPITAL. $300,000.
BANNEBS' AND MERCHANTS' COLLECTIONS
promptly attended to on the most favorable terms.
G. B. WAGNER, President.
JOHN B. PATTERSON. Cashier. feln 3m
CAPITAL STOCK $750,000.
CENTRAL NATIONAL'RAN
QT PHILADELPHIA.
NO. 109 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
One door south of Chestnut.
2"IIOI[7rREAD4
PRESIDENT.
MENIN,. art.. - -
mmu CASHIER.
011 STOCKS, V. Et. LOANS, itc.,
SOUGHT AND SOLD
s.
ON OOMMISSIoD,
Ds 6110 ROZ J. BOYD.
Broker.
US-SDI! Do. 26 tiontb. THIRD Stmt.
BLANDYS' PATENT PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES
AND PORTABLE STEAM SAW RILLS,
BL LWOW PATENT PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
From 4to 50-horse power. Strictly portable. Each en
gine is one piece No brick or masonry in setting.
Adapted for all Purposes. The very best for
BORING AND WORKING OIL WELLS.
BLANDYIP PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS,
Mao strictly portable. No brick or masonry in setting.
Warranted to cut from 6 to 10.000 feet of Lumber per day.
Circtdare sent to any address. For prices, descrip
tions, Esa , address the manufacturers,
H. & F. BLANDY,
Blandys' Steam Engine Works, Zanesville, 0.;
Or Blandys' Newark Machine Works, Newark, 0.
- ,
Wrmanitn, Cambria county, Pa, May 2,186 i.
* * * I have sawed on inyiSLANDY MILL one ma -
lion two hundred and fifty thousand feet of lumber in
the last seven months, which includes the winter
months, often working only seven ho are a day, and
wholly froze out a part of the time, This is more lim
ber than any single Min has cut in the same time with
in a hundred miles of this place.
fat- th eat* WM. R. HUGHES.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBIIMS.-GET,
when desired, the patent hinge-baek l'iburne' °
billing strength and flexibility. and most durable. For
ell sizes. at B. B. REIMBR'S, 624 Ming Bt. lt*
ToEIMER'S WONDERFULLY ACCU
RATE and %estate; Pictures. wtdely known as
colored PHOTOGRAPHS. now made for Al 00, at his
popular Gallery, RECORD St , ab , Green. Go early. 3.t.
ACCURATE AND LIFE-LIKE
SPE
COhtER PORTRaITd—B F. REIHER'S
PHOTOGRAPHS in oil colors. made to the most artistic
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A CARD ADDRESSED TO TEN
who come from the'country to : Volunteer. I hays
fixed a different plea of business. I d trays know what
Township, Town. or District nays the highest Dash
Bounty. If men will cell here. I will see that they
let the -WHOLE BOON rif OFFERED, and I will
charge them, for attend lon to their interestn t a reason•
aide per tentage. 910 111101ST btreet. Bnintutntes
dealt with in the lame way.
let l-dt• — J. J. 881134111.15 f.
a. if. oak. sErmi #43) mum= ontEm.
DHLITARY.
riNArirciAL.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
PRNOWENT.
E. S. HALL;
CASHIER.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
DIRZVTORS:
JOHN W. KVERHAN,
Commhsion Merchant.
DRY GOOD ametirens.
JAMES, 31.11,17, 5412 TEE, & CO.,
nT.TfraliT=S AND JOBBERS
Dlt GOODS ,
Nos. 239 and 211 N9rtli Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Clothe, Prints,
Caaalmoree, Detainee,
Saltine% Alpacas, ..
Jeans, Fancy Oren Goode,
Cottonadea, - Brown and Bleached Sheeting,
Denims, Brown and Bleached ShlrEings,
Stripes, Omistt Chambras 2
Cheeks, Omit& Tweeds,
Glnghams, Flannels,
Diapers, Linens,
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS, &a., Sic. fa22.3m
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
BLACK AND WHITE BKIET
From a late &notion gal% at
BIDUCID PREM.-
MAWR& BrODD&RT & BRO.,
450. 452, and 454 North BBCOnD Strad,
in23.3t Above Willow.
F TUN G.BTYLE MOUSSELINE DE-
N.) LATER%
iDark Wets MOUSSELINE DELAINES.
Spring style
just from Auction. atOHALLIES,
REDIMED ARMES.
OUR WEN STODDART & BR0.;
450, 452, and 454 North SEUOISI) Street.
fs24-St Above Willow.
FURTHER REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
FROM YESTERDAY'S AUCTION SALES.
13LEAORED MEETINGS
AND MIRTINGS,
BROWN GREETINGS
•
MOUSSELINE D AND I NItSII,TINGS.
CHALLIS. &c.. Arc.,
With a fell line of Domeetic Calicoes of the beet makes,
at the lowest rill CM!.
OURWENATODDABT & BRO..
450,1452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
fe22-St above
628H00P- B . R .'" IR E T ° PYA K N I II I JATTORY, He. 628
628 ARCH. Wholesale and.retaiL The mmt complete
assortment in the city. Those of "our ownmske" got
ten up expressly for first-clime retail trade, and. for sym
mein', finish, durability, and cheapness have no eq,nal
it the market. Spring assortment now ready. fe23.lm*
INSURANCR.
INSURE YOUR 'MYR
IA THE
A..4AIV.43EXICA.N,
S. E. Corr. Walnut and Fourth Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
It la a HOME oomvarr. and profits divided mom
ally. thee 'tiding the owned to pay Lama premium
Last dividend 60 per Gent.
ARVID 0P.TET1f1.1%318..
Alexander Whilldin„ J. Edam Thomson.
Hon. James Pollock, Hon. Joseph
Albert C. Roberts. Henry _X. l ieratett,
Samuel T. Bodine, Philip Mingle,
George-Nugent, John &amen,
Wm. J. Howard. Isaac liazlehurst.
bsannel Work i
ALEXANDER WHILLDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President.
no9A-grail JOHN S. WILSON,Sec'y and Treasurer.
FIRE IRSURAROE
UNION MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADE.LFFIAS
N. B. CORN= THIRD aic WALNUT NTS.*
IXCRA.IOB BUILDING
INCOMPORATED 18094.
ASSETS 5400.000.
FIRE LIED MAXIMS
The Board of Directors of this Conmaar.have doter
mierei to insure riche against Fire, la accordaace with
theiF shorter, and,ere now Prepared trissue Policiae
wrettaz ritilraska at the current rates.
DDIECTOBB
RICHARD B. sairzw.. •
A. E. RORIE,
JOBB H. IRWIN,
WILLIAM O. %RNA
J. R STAINER,
080-LEWIS,
H. F. sosnirsosr,
JAR. R. CAMPB E L L.
HENRY SAMUEL
CRAB. wasELsk
roxels s. OUNIE*OB.
V. LAVISBONX
MI USD B. SMITH, President.
JOHN MOSS, Secretary..
la29•bn
TNSITRANCE COMPANY OF THE
-2- STATE OP PEN brSYLVANLL —OFFICE Noe. 4 and
5 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, north side of WALNUT
Street, between DOGS end THIRD &see% rbiladed
phis.
INCORPORATED IN 1784.--CHARTER PERPETUAL.
C PITALffIO,OOO.
PROPERTIES OP THE CO MPANY. FEBRUARY 1 s
11864. 6626, SIT 62.
MARINE, ME, AND IN (AND TRANSPORTATION
INSURANCE.
DIEECTOR.B.I
Henry D. Sherrerd, Tobias Wagner,
Charles Naoshater.. Thome, B. Watson.
William S. Smith, Henry G. Freeman,
William H. White, Charles 8. Lowiu,
George H. Stuart, George 0. Carson,
Samuel Grant, Jr.. Edward 0. Knight,
John B. Austin.
HENRY D. SHERRERD, President..
IN r zussir Reams. Secretary. nolB-tf
NEW PEELICATIONS.
44 9„HEEMAN'S ON THE TRAOIC."-
K- , New and Bully contraband song and chorus,
just Published. and snitbd to the times, Composed by
David A. Warden, Published at Smith's Muate Store.
fe22-2V 135,190RTH moan( Street.
M ADAME DEMOREST FOR MARCH,
OUR 'YOUNG FOLKS FOR MARCEL
PETERSON'S MAOAZINE FuR MeRCIT.
fe.23.3t PITORBR'S. SOS CHEitNIIr Street.
30 CTS. T-ATLANTIC FOR MARCH
PITCHER'S, 808 CHEo MUT Street fe22-3t
3dCENTS- HARPER FOR MARCH.
"PITCHER'S, 808 CHESTNUT Street.
f. I ,ODBY'S LADY BOOK FOR MARCH
FRIEND FOR MARCH, PITCHER'S
SOS CHESTNUT Street. fe2l-360.
SALE BY ORDER OF COLLECTOR
INTERNAL REVENUE THIRD DISTRICT PERM.
SYLVeIUA.
_ STAND. CASKS. FIRE-PROOF CHEST, 3e.
On THURSDAY MORNIR (3, at 11 o'clock. at the cor
ner GERMANTOWN Road and OXFL , RD Street. will bd
sold by order of Collector Revenue Third District Penn
sylvania, tee following described articles, seized as the
property of Patrick McKeown:
7 large Stand-Caske; 11 small do; 1 Fire proof Chest;
30 empty Bartels: 4 do Hogsheads; 1 Clock; 14 Demi
johns; 1 Copper Bucket; 2 do Measures; 3 do Funnels;
1 Water Cooler; Bet of Bottles. Terms cash in U. B.
funds. W. FRANCK, Auctioneer. •
fe2l.3t SECOND and BUTTONWOOD Straits.
p,,ALE OF BANK STOCK.—WILL BE
offered at PUBLIC SALE, on BATURDA.Y. Feb 26,
1E65, at 3 o'clock P. M. at the public home of Jacob E.
Sackett. FRANKFORD. 100 aharee nt Stock of the
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA.
NATHAN HILLS&
JosEnt n. COMLT, Auctioneer. fe2l-4t
IprARDWARF,--SELLING OUT
cas.AP to close business.. Housekeepers. Beal.
ars, surd others. will And a general assortment.
r83113111/14)a morn,
fa2l.6t* . 905 MAERST Street.
TEMOVAL.—THE NAVY AGENCY
le removed. to No. 415 CHESTNUT street, thud
-door, Philadelphia Bank Bonding.
A. Z. WATSON, Paymaster.
Adis& gravy Agent.
Philadelphia, February 22d, 1835: fe22.2t
EMOVALJOHN H. WILLIAMS &
R
CO. have removed from No. 329 to No. W4O
CHESTNUT Street, Web , oecapied b 7 Messrs. Wm.
NoNee & Co.
CHARLES F. HAMMER has REMOVED
from No. 22.8 to
310 cEssnruT STREET.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Mr. CHARLES Y. HASELTINII becomes a Partner In
our firm fromthls dme
JNO. H. WILLIAMS St CO.
PHILADELPHIA, February Id, 1885. fele-Im*
PATTON'S, :WALNUT, BELOW
WORTH . —Rtore noted for Cheap Wall Papers.
PATT ON 'B , WALNUT, BELOW
Eighth. Central location for exhibitir g Wall Papers.
P A.T T 0 N HAS NOVELTIES - IN
- 1 1. Wall Papers not found in any other eatabliehment.
WTTON RAB THIRTY. THREE
.1- years' experience, and in no combination to ma
lain high prim. fel7-ifer
MRS. M. M. WOOD,
fen OL* CLAIRVOYAAS PHTRICIAN.
1505 ELLSWORTH Stmt.
HYDE it • BURPEE,
isos WILLOW Street, Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers of the
AROMA-SAVING COPPER ROASTERS AND DIAMOND
BURR COP !RN MILLS.
E. J. HYDE'S PATENTS.
"We eai-e mans times its coat }early by roasting OUT
coffee with your Portable Coffee Roaster.
J. B. KINGSLEY &
Continental Hotel. Philadelphia.
“Vbere good coffee is desired, we oonsider year
Boaster absolutely necessary,"
KANAGA. FOWLER. & 00 , Girard House.
"I can furnish better coffee, at le es expense, than
when using the ready. roasted coffee. •
W. H. BABEL Ashland Hones.
•"Tont Coffee boaster and Mill are indispensable to
- me." B, B. CLARICE, Germantown.
I consider your Portable Coffee Roaster the beet in
the market. JOHN B. LOWE,
Philadeiplita Coffee and Spice Mill.
' 11. E. A. GENERAL HOSPITAL.
SUMMIT ROSSI.
"Your Patent Coffee Roaster is in use in this Heap'.
tel, and does Its 'work in -a very satisfactory manner,
the coffee being much more evenly roasted , without
any portion of 11 toting overdone. There is SATIOJI In
quantity and improvement in quality. the aroma being
retained. J H. TAYLOR,
Surgeon 11. &V.,. in charge.
.11. E. A. , (IIOISOLL HOSPITAL.
CoMISTER. POWS&
"It gives me 'pleasure to recommend your Coffee
Roaster to all desiring good beaded coffee "
THOS. HEWSON BAOHIS,
Surgeon U. S. I'., in charge.
Many testimonials might be givers endorsing our
small razoily Coffee Roasts!_, all Of which unite in pro
nouncing it the only machine worth / having. Prices
✓5.60.8360.and55.
Prices for Portable Stove an Roaster, for tirocere.
Betels. lloottals Coffee Manufacturers: No. 1, MO;
No. 2. NO; no. 9. No. 4. 11250. Saud for circular.
All Idashines Warranted. Basponsible families, do.
siring to try any of the family sires, before purchasing.
C 11.72 be accommodated by sending their orders to the et
as., 1506 WILLOW Street. Phaadolobia.
dean.iontharnif HYD S & POMPEII.
120 Ta OUBSTAZTIAi. OWTEU(G
S. DESTMTET__„
FRANCIS TETE,
NSWBERRrA MTH,
HENRY LEWIS. JR.. •
EDW. L. CLARE,
ELLIS YAREALL
soars!, COOR',
G. W. B ERN DOC,
WM. S
BRRT. BD.
DEL AIR
SOLOMOE TOWNSEND.
JOHN MOSS.
AUCTION NOTICE.
- BAZ A A II, NINTH. AND BAN
SOrd Streets.
BALE OF GORSES. CARRIAGES. die.
ON SATURDAY MORNING NEXT,.
At it o'clock. compIFTY HORSES, a
H bout
FSES, •
suited to harness and the saddle.
Full deseritSlops at sale.
ALS%
New and wand-hand carriages. light-Wagons, &lig
borne. dos., with which the sale will commence.
Also, single and double harness. saddles. MOM:
Whips, covers. halters. Re.
Kg- No postponement on account of weather.
Jtai- Sale of heroes, Ac. , on Wednesday.
ACS" carriages and harness at Private cats- *-
fe2.l.2tif ALFRED N. RFRICRESS. Auctioneer.
WANTS.
. _
A GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
Beametrese, by the week or day. or to t*aval aad
have the care of a child. Apply 1602 NORTHI3tre , t,
above Wallace.
RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD
A
INVERTNENT.—WASTED, Five Men to Sub
rcrlbe $1 . ,000 each for the development of e. tract of
FIEq.(IL.A6B OIL T"" T"' `TT'AIANGO COI% 7.
Ek. nun of the incecrTblrrbeioin7i4e.4ani:dall
wrereet the entire tract. Addrere "Good InTest
meat." al this office.
fen SIT
WANTED-OIL LANDS ORATOCKS
exobarly for good city REAL ESTATE. Ad
dress " -- 3. 41 'T.. et this ales fe2981,*
WANTED—A SECOND-RAND DEN
TAL CHAIR. Address " V. 1211, Vineland, W.
sma c ,y, , ? with price and description. fe23•31.
WANT ED TO RENT OR PUB
CHAS& to SEVEATH or EIGHTH Street. from
WALNUT to MARKET a STORE. Corner preferred.
Address "Drage." at tu b a °Mee. 1622.3tc .
WANTED-IN A COMMISSION AND
T T Broberage Office. a young MAN acquainted with
the Drug busittess, to attend to sales in that department.
address Commission Merchant ''
ten Sts Press office.
WANTED -BY A WOOL BROKER
AGB HOUSE in New York, a YOUNG VOA ac
quainted with Philutelphin buyers end the Woal Must-
AM in all its branches. Addreee, with age, referenoes,
and ierzne. P. 0. Box IBM. New York. fe22.Stif
WANTED -AN AMERICAN PRO
TESTAXIT GIRL, in a mall family; man be a
good cook, washer, and ironer. Liberal wages given.
Apply at 1938 WALL MI titreet. feta-2V
NV - ANTED-A LLD ABOUT 17 YEARS
of ago, a Ainsistant Entry Mork— Aldroon Box
1632 Post °ace. fe2l-31
WANTED-A'YOUTEE FROM 1G TO
r 17 to lewn the retail Drug badness. Apply at
ISo. 941 SPBUCB Street. fe2l-30
WANTED— A SITUATION IN A
• • Wholesale and Retail Hardware Store by a Lad
17 years of age.
The beat of reference given, Address, for three dale,
"M. S. J.," Prose olllce. " fe21.314
WANTED -IN A. WHOLESALE DRY
GOOD,S ROUSE, a YOUNG MAN aim:minted
With , and who can Influence city and near trade.
Address "C T. 8.,"
1e21.31$ Pres.: office.
WANTED-AT pm) PER MONTH,
a rel table CANVASSER in every town and county
for "The Nurse and Spy." the most Interesting and ex
citing book ever published, embracing the adventure,
of a woman in the Union army as Name. Scout, and
Spy. giving a most vivid inner picture of the war. We
have agents clearing 11110 per month, which we win
prove to any doubting applicant. Send for circulars.
Address JONES BIOS. it CO..
ja2il•lm 600 CHESTNUT St Philadelphia. Pa.
AYOUNG LADY.-WISHES A SITUA
TION TO TEACH MALL CHILDREN in a pri
vate family. an hour or two each day. Address • • Go
vintage, " Pres. Office. fe2ll-2t*
WANTED-A LADY TO CUT AND
V "FIT DEVISSZS. Apply. on Thursday and Friday.
at 4 o'clock. for Mr. MACBETH, at Kn. Goldaho
rough's, 711 ARCH Street. - fe7.3 41"
UMPLOYMENT HOUSE, FOR
fromsekeepera, Beametreesoe, Cham bermalde,Walt
ere, Nurses. Cooke, Laundresses , and teneral house
work, white and colored. SO2 LOCUST St. fe2o.lm
E MPLOYMENT HOUSE FOR
Clerk% Book-keepers, Salesmen, Paginera. Porters,
Weidman; Coaihmen, Myers, Conductors, Bar-tend
ers. Vattern, Farm bards. Gardeners. &c. EinoDryers
suited at short notice. 802 and 801 LOCUST Street.
fe2o-3m
LITHOGRAPHIC TRANSFERRERS
WA IXTED.—OnIy firet-clees rapid Transterrers,ac
cultomed to Check, Certificate, and Bond work, need
apply. 111.1.110.11 & KNAPP.
It . 419 BROADWAY. K.
OIL LANDS• FOR SALE.-750 ACRES
of OM TERRITORY. situate on Leading Creek
(tributary of the I.tttle Kanawha), 011mir county,
West Virginia, and four mites from tilenville. the
county neat. This Tract presents nearly jive Mii6B of
water.frontatic boring territory. and is heavily Thn
holed. Oreat inducements offered to cash baser&
Parties making bona Ade offers. may apply to
hfICIIEriER POUND,
fe2l. tnthat 206 MARKET Street. Philada.
THE DVERTISER, WHO HAS BEEN
brought up in an extensive aleth mannfactorr is
England, is desirous of procuring a SITUATION in a
Manufactory in or about the city.
Any party desironinof procuring his services as Over-
seer or otherwise 'will please address "Cloth," 2860
Philadelphia P. 0. fe2B•3t•
en WANTED TO RENT, BY IST OF
Ira April,. a Modern HOUSE, between Sixth and
Sixteenth and Rece and Ipoplar smote. Adam%
.`Honee." Box 1494 PhDs P. O.
~t l4 WANTED TO BUY---A. TRACT
OP TIMBER LAND, containing from one butOrad
to Ave 'hundred acres : located in Crawford or adjoining
counties. Address Boa 2.373, Phllatia. P. 0. te22-3t
di WANTED TO RENT FOR SIX
.••=. month!, from tot of May or June, a well-bnili and
Itinahea corn& GE 4 , r ROUSE. In a good location. in
the cabal'', rhood of Germantown; not lets than four
bed.roome.
Address "No. 2463" P. G. felB-strith4r
tits WANTED TO RENT, FROM MAY
Ist to November let, a MODBRATE-SIZAD HOUSE,
furnished or unfurnished. within 10 or 12 miles of the
city, of eeey AMPS by raGroad—Obestnut Rill or Ger
mantown pt efet red. Or would exchange for furnished
hones In the city. Address "De Latlen." at this
office. fen 31.
gt WANTED TO RENT—A MODE
rate-sizedAra country HOITEB, for the summer see-
BOIS, convenient to North Pennsylvania Railroad, sad
not over ten to fifteen miles from the city. Famished
or 'unfurnished Address, with terms, "J, H H.."
box 1284, Philadelphia Post ()film fe2o 6t*
el WANTED-BY THE MIDDLE OF
borb lgareh. a comfortable DWILLINGin a good neigh.
ood.
Beet net toexceed KO.
want*
dik WANTED TO RENT—BEFORE
the first of Apr% a DWILLIOO, with the modern
bnprovaments, with o 1 rooms. Bonus of $25.
Address •• " 303 M ak ert street. fel& Imw
da WANTED 0 PURCHASE-Ain
ractory Property, or large lot, west of Broad ...a..
street. Also, Ti) SELL, a hanolome Germantown Re
eidetic e *table. and one acre; beautifully situated. on
East Washington Lane. It will be sold at $15,000
(worth now $.8,000), or exchanged for a city house. If
not sold April Ist, will be rented. with 'wafture, at
81,200 ayear.Also, for rent, a FARM of eighty acres, miles from the ally. Apply to LIPPINCOTT.
BROYNARD, dt CO., office of Jaokson Iron works IS
BARK Street. fe7-tuthalia•
do FARM WANTED.— A PRLOTI-411
I=I4.PARMER 4 f twelve pears' experience, tamec+-•
to rent a FARM of from 50 to 1 0 acres, Sa Books or
Montgomer, Cotuittea Refers to his present ltnsllord.
AddreEn "A B ," Press (Mee.
Aek . OFFICE WATER TRANS
PORTATION D. P. ♦ .
No. 274 South TIMID street.
PHILADELPIELL. Feb. 14, 1.581
Veesels wanted to transport Coat to Boothe= Ports
for the Army. Despatch 10V1111.
febi tf JOHN K. TENNI MGR, Capt. St Asst. Q. M.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
el REAL ESTATE. REAL
•E; 2l ESTATE. REAL EFATE. REAM ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE
55,000,060 WORTH FOR SALE.
$6,000,C00 WORTH FOR SALE
116.010.0X1 WORTH FOR SALE.
FEBRUARY CATAL.:GUE JUST OUT.
FEBbTIa.RY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FEBRUARY CATALOGUE JUiT,A.UT.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUN.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
MILLER'S unrivalled catalogue of city property for
sale is just out for Febrnary.ocoupylng 72 Pages ltdde
scriptien, and la the greatest production of the age to
parties interested_ Do per.en wishing to purchase first
class Dwellings. Building Lots, or bubo:ban mansion*,
should fail to procure a copy WAS
GS-JR.GB C. lIILLER, Rea). Estate Broker.
154- North SIXTH Street.
IEFOR SALE—No. 1609 WALNUT Street. now va
cant, few-story browwitone front. Lot 20 by 125
feet deep to a street. Can have a stable near by.
InARCH Street, south side,. west or Tenth—large
DWELLING. tot 26 by 160 deep to a street; stable.
coach- house, &o,
111 FIFTEENTA STREET, north of Oxford. Elegant
side-yard DWELLING; only $6,4C0. Possession
soon. MILLER, 154 North SIXTH arm:4
N. B —Also, near 2.000 other properties.
FOR SALE—No. 241 North SIXTH Street (oppo
site Fratklin Square): large first class DWELL
ING. Lot 21 by 130 feet deep to a sweet. 814.6.1)
clear, and 410.000 can remain on mortgage. Immediate
POsserslon.
ON NORTHO SIXTH STRUT. in one of the
°bolo:et portions of the street; magnificent new
Aria class DWELLING. Must be seen to be appre
ciated. Lot 20 by 12,5 feet deep. $23,0;,0. Immediate pos.
'onion. •
. .. . .
at. plendld side 78rd DW ot ELLING.= SEVENTH St.,
Rhine Girard avenae. L 25 by 90 feet deep. 0.091
Immediate possession.
lllElerant side yard DWELLINGS, FRANKLIN
Street. above Thompson street. Only e 7.600 each.
Possession May next. MILLER.,
te22.2tlt i 54 forth SIXTH. Street.
FOR BALE -TRIC ADVER
TISERwiII sell his COUNTRY-PLACE, con
taining
•••■-•
4 to 6 acres, situated oxthe Old York road, above
the five mile stone, at Branohtown. Teo improve
ments comprise a enbetantlal, well finished, and roomy
stoneirouse. nearly new, having fourteen rooms, ern
veniently arranged ; good frame stabling and carriage
house, with the usual out buildings . It is planted
with a full and choice collection of Fruit, Shade, and
Evergreen trees and shrubbery, now well grown, and
has a large and very productive vegetable garden, apple
orchard, copious running stream, fish pond. die. Near
twcvstatione (Green and Oak lane) on the North Penn
er ivenif Railroad, in a neighborhood unexcelled for
bealthlulnese, being wholly free from malaria at all
seasons.
The owner being' determined to sell. offers the pro
perty. With all the advantages of neatly ten years' as
siduous care and cultivation, at about its original coat.
Price. $16,000.
For further inforxdat'on, 'apply at 203 MAI/KU
Etreet, second floor, Wiwi , on 10 and 2. fe2l-tbrarif6t
FOR RENT, WITHIN A. FEW Ml
ma nutty' walk hom the Wissahickon Railroad Sta
tion, a EOll)TitY *RAT, with threw or seven acres
or ground, new stable, and house with all modern im-
Provemanta r tjae, hot and sold water, etc. For rent.
with theta mire, fer els months from April 7th.
Joan H. HSRJR9,
fe22-2t. - 1O STRAWBERRY Street.
oi l FOR BALE-A DESIRABLE COMitr-
Ana TRY RESIDENCE, containing Parlor, Dining-
Rom, Library. Kitchen, five Chambers, three attics.
nutcereus Closets, Gm, Bath. dm., situated between
the new Township Line Turnpike. and Tines Station of
the Germantown Railroad. Apply JOHN G. .10111 Y.
TOS WALNUT Street. fe7J-St•
FOR SALE—LOT OF LAND
-cal- near Branchtown, Twenty.seeond ward. contain.
tog 83. i gates. Will be divided Into 8a Minx lota.
LAVOIE.
' fe22-st• 814 weatffur Street.
'FOR SALE-A VALUABLE TRACT
- 21 - OF LAND, containing 11 acre!, fronting on the De
laware river, above Allegheny avenue, 290 feet front ,
and about fad° feet la depth, having eleven frame;
Would be a desirable property- for the storage of Pe
trILECH. oleum. Will be sold at FEERM.AI2.'I3 SALE, let
* of
r 22 -7t
TOR SALE OR EXCrHA.ONE—COAL
-Lx• OIL STORAGE LOT, NM feet front on the Dela
ware, commencin' at low water•mart, and running
back 2WO feet. Located between Weitmoraland and
Ontario *treats.
fa 2• wtheSttf MILLE% 154 North SIXTH Street.
FOR SAL E-LARGE LOT OF 21f
./.0.11E13 located on the OldiSecoxid•street Goad,
south of the city, and .1( trf a mile only south of Penn
sylvania Central. Eailroad, from the 6°11113 , 11E110 the
Delaware river, at Greenwich Point.
wthelitif MILLER, 154 Itionh SIXTH Street.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER,
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
A large assortment of Pine PEARL JEWELRY oon
stantly on hand.
Watches or Jewelry repaired. Gold, Sliver, and DIA.
monde bought., WI&
fe3o-414 DN. 102 g •dr l3l' Street.
LT 12E&SORABLE rulusa.
Pt; ilizp-4; W)1:1
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LICONARD
811./LLIANT P&EEWELL 011•80fif Or
QUOVSIVS
GRAND GRAN mut.
'Tam (rIiVESDAI) EVIDII3O.
A PROGRAMME
UNUSUAL ~1 . " RA /lir-
ON 3.
THEODORE HABELM.H. the renowned Tow
Lyric. in his favorite character of
GEORGE BROWN.
. . _
GRAND OVIRTURI PO vANNaii:isiii.
And only time, most pooltlvely. of Bolldlen's OPonl.
three sets,
LA DAME BLANCHE;
And. in Addition. the
FECOND BOUVEDTIE NE CONCERT.
Ey the Eminent Artists.
N'LLE HELENA DE RATOW;
the Celebrated lady
Kr. JANES IL WEWLI.
the PLsnotorte Virtuoso:
Whose debut in this city occasioned so marked 4 MB*.
tion on Estnrday evening Inst.
Eee Programme of Concert below.
LA DAME BLANCHE.
OEORGB BROWN. THEODORE HaBBLEIGUL
Introducing the famous stria, •. Robin Adair...
which rendition created fur him such a marked.
recognition throughout this country and E , 1115119.
.A.BN • Mad. JOHANNA. ROT MIL
For the first line in this city, and esteemed one
of her most pleasing Tales.
GA - VINTON .... , HERMABB„
.3 - ms N— P
sAOOR IS
LEGMAN.
111ARGAREF Z I if RE dfdaff..
ItclHlol2 ....
PROGRAMME OF CONCERT.
BETWEEN THE EIREFT AND SECOND ACTS.
L Fantaate, " Marna , "
Mlle HELENE DE KATOW. rdl4lbl6
2. Nlitional Faxitarie
Mr. JAMES K. WEMLL
BSTWEEN TEE SECOND AND WED LETS
S. "La Desk". .
Mlle. BBLBNE DE KATOW.
4.. Ffintade Caprice. "L cis"
Mr. JAMBS ' Dr. WEHLL
FREDAY, Feb. 210 M.
Only time, moat poeltiveii. of Ifoyarbayor'e Gnat
Opera,
KAHL FORBlERSOili!leTjt.4l2Pituarmir:
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Febr r 7 26.1866:
Preltively for thftlict tiI ES , A2INELS '
EADST e entire.
And Dud aPpeara n OS th
PHHRR n
MA
NN •
In bin great assumption
Annlesion to Matinee. $1 to ell parts of the house.
7,0 extra chary% for
STORE a nd
seats. wh A CA DEMYbad
at GOULD'S MIMIC STORE and at the OR
CARD. —The Director regrets the necessity of omit
ting the Second act of the "Se woes" last evening, The
non arrival of Dr. Habelman, who was expected Di
the New York train; was the cause of it.
An extra Opens night will be given Saturday. Nevelt
2d, on which occasion the holders of season seats for
last night will be entitled to admission, with reserved
meats. in consideration of the unavoidable disappolat
'went.
The *eat, will be ready for delivery without ague
to efi sena sabearibere on Wednesday. Zatch Ist. at the
Box Office of the Aca demy only.
FOYER ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WOLFSOII.I2 & THOMAS'
CLASSICAL CONCERTS.'
THE THIRD CLASSICAL CONCERT
OF the FOY ER OF
will take plass at the
FOYER OF TES ACADEMY OF mum
ON
SATURDAY BVENING NEXT.
fe22-St February 25.
NEW CHESTNTIT-BT. THEATRE-!
CHESTNUT STREW. ABOVE TWBLFTB.
SIXTEENTH NIGHT
OF TEE YOUNO, BEAUTIFUL. AND OTETXOr
HELEN WESTERN.
Who will appear upon this OCC3SIOII
OEeSD DOUBLE, BILL. -
PERSONATING FIVE DIFFEENNT CHAILMITARF.
In the great Drama. in . acts. mailed
GREEN lilrtißES;
,
on
THE HUNTRESS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
And In the Grand Military T rams, Lo. 3 acts, the
MMHG% BPY.
CHARON OF TINE
On and after this date the Curtain will rise at a quad!
before S o'clock. Doers open. at the nasal bout._
FRIDAY EVENING, BENEFIT OF HELEN WESTERN.
SA NrUNDAT AFTERNOON, Feb adth,
TEHRTY4ECOND (MAUI/ FAMILY MATININ,
THE THESE GUARDSMEN be presented
Tt/I - RS. JOHN DREW'S NEW .A.R0 1 3-
a -V -a- IsTREET THEATRE.
" THE STREETS .OF NEW YORK."
NEW SCENERY, by CHAS. HAWTHORNE;
MACHINERY, Iry JOHN FURZE,
And attioaTAL MUM. by 00D WORTH.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 241 th,
And Every Evening during thew eek.
Bondman's Sensatlonal Drama, in five Tableaux and
a Prologue,
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
All the Company in the Cast. Prologue—The Beaker.
Act lat. PUFFY 'S BAK EBY IN DI VISION SPERM
Act 2d. THE RETURNS P CA. r..IFORNIA.N.
Act Bd. UNION SQUARE IN A SNOW STORM-Tux
BOOTBLACK AND THE NEWSBOY.
Act 4th. THE FIRE !
Act Stb. DRAWIIiG-ROOMAT THZ BANKER'S- TEM
DENOUEMENT.
Seats secured six days in advance.
WA.LNUT-STREICT THEATRE.IA NIGHT BUT TWO OF MB. FRANK DREW.
THURSDAY EVEDit.NO, February 23, lESS.
Will be acted the Dania entitled
AURORA FLOYD.
Steve Hargraves. a Softy Mr. Frank Drew.
To conclude with the Laughable Farce of
TWO OF TELE R'ROYd!
Hector Templeton. 5
Magnus Templeton. t 2 of the B'hoyt. I Frank Drew.
Friday, Farewell Benset of Mr. Frank Drew.
THE GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.
TAMEti MELVILLE. the GREAT AUSTRALIAN
HORrEIIiAN. the wonderfnl A UAW:ALUM FAMILY.
Mears. MURRAY sod HUTCHINSON. and the
TRA INED DOGS, and all the bright particnlar stare of
the Great National Troupe will appear daring the Pre
sent week. Tne season will close on Tneeday evening,
February 20th. Oaly two more afternoon performances,
WEDNESDAY. •Nd, (Washington's birth.ditY). and
SATURDAY, 26th. Lest performance of the National
Combination Troeps. TUESDAY EVENING, 2Sth inst.
MUMMA'S' EVENING. zsd lost . benefit to FaATIC.
W aITTASRR, blaster of the Circle. Admission—first
Tier. 60 cents; Second Tier, 26 cents. Eyes ins perform..
ance commences at 7.40; afternoon, o'clock. fop*
SPECIAL CARD.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESIMONIAL to Mr..
?HANK WHITTAKER. Master of the Circle. will be
given on THURSDAY AV ENING. 23:1 lust neon which
occasion MELVILLE AND SONS will smear in nes
acts. HERE LEE, the Modern Alcides ;SA N LATHROP;
Clown : B. Skint DEES, Equestrian ; Mona FERDINAND
on the Triple Plying Trapeze, have kindly col:tattered
their professions' services, and will appear in addition
to the Great Rational Star Troupe. BECK'S SILVEA
CORSET BAND will parade on Thursday afternoon
honor of the occasion.
CONCERT HALL.
MONDAY SFR, irtG, February 27,
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
The original and only
CHRISTYMINSTRELS.
MINSTRELS.
J. W. BAYNOR Sote Proprietor and Manager
Twenty established Artiste in the Ethiopian Profes
sion and the worn]. renovrred Comedian,
GR.IROS CHRISTY.
New Songs, New Harlem:Les, New FACtli, and all Qs
Old Favorites.
Admission Y 6 cents
Reserved Seats d 0 cents
fe4.t9t J. H. BIIILSIDGS, Agent.
NATIONAL SKATING PARK,
TWENTY.FINST Street and COLUMBIA. ATODZIO.
—SKATING TOMORROW, until is o'clock. weather
Pertain-tag.
SIXT•EENTU ANNUAL BALL OF THE
PRILADBLPEII A (Beck's) BAND. No. 1, at the
)lIBSIOAL FUND HALL, FRIDAY RVENING, Feb kt..
Managers and members of the Band havtua tt-ketst
win plesPe wake a return of the same to BECK &
Numsta, No 828 MARKET Street. on or before Friday
noon, the 24th inst.. JAMBE 11. WM,
Tresatirer Ball Qom sitttee.
N. B --Tickets $l, to be ere-paid. tea 3t.
f' BMAI~IA ORCHESTRA.-PUBLIO
N." BEHRASSALS every SATURDAY, at S 3 o'clock
P. M., at MUSICAL FUSED HAL. Slnee Tickets. Mi
cent& Six Tleketa,ASit to be had at Goad% Andre's.
and Meyer's Mule Stares, and at the Hall. Actl-tt
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
t litrset,_aboveT•sth, Is OPEN DLILT
for visitors. from 9 A. IL tot?. X
PERSONAL.
PATENTS PROCURE 11-UNITED
States and European. EDWARD BROWN.
is24-11n. aU WILINTPT atmek
BOARDIRCL
FIRBT•CLABB BOARD CAN BE H&D
-a- et the old U. 13 HOTEL, 413 CEUISTNUT-Street;
at moderate enlarges. Thle hone has no bar.
Reference reonired. fe22 31*
4 tOir 0111
pllcENrx NORMAL INSTITUTE.,
FOB BOTH SEXES, PHCENTIEVILLB, OH
0011/171,
_PA.
The SUMMER sEssrow or this Institute will con.
pence APRIL 10th, 1565, and continue fourteen weeks.
Instruction thorough In English Branches. Latin.
'ranch. German, Haste. and Drawing.
For circulars and full Information apply to
JOSEPH A BOYD.
Box 148 PRCENIXVILLE.
fe4-stuth9t.
CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE, 637 CHESTNUT Street, corner of Seventh.
Practical Instruction in Boot-keeping, to all its
trenches. Penmanship, Commercial Caleniattonae
8U8h1431113 Forme. Telearaphina. he , at
CRITTENDEN'S OtiIIINERCIAL.COLLEUL
- _
631 CHESTDIU r Street, cornerof SAVSVTH.
Students received at any time, and inetructed sepa
rately, at such bourses may beet ewt tbetreallYerlielitet.
Oatalognee furnished gratis on application. fe2t-Self
OBJECT TEACHING.-A. GRADII
ATE of the "Oswego Tratidni,Eihool„," who iwa
encissimfting. otimpletod as eugageMent as s Visiting
Teacher, la dealrens of forming smother, either sis a
Visiting Or Hesident Governess Application may he
made to !dim MESON. at her Object School. No lib
South EIGHTEENTH Street. fell- tat ti.e
PrLAGIC GRTSBN SEMINAIIY.-
irLITAKT BOARDING SCHOOL four miLap
Aron' MEDIA, Pa. Thorough cense. in Plathematim.
Clitssios. Ratnrti Sciences, and Su'Joh: practical lane
sons In Ensineerlsis. Pupils received at amv Mese
and of all assn. and enjoy the benefits of a home. Er.
lons to John LCapp & Bona:s Bo
Third street; Thee.
J. Clayton ~ Bata And Prune 'tree_ ts• ex•Elmrlif
Kern. and ot h ers . Address Rev. J. HARVEY SAE
TON. A . M.. TILLAGE WISES. Penn nabess
FISH AND CANNED MEATS.
600 bbls Mess and No 1 Mackerel.
LOCO PAM salami *iota, Lo bete
rtragrt. &a
For We by o. ouon.
de30.30 , UN North FRONT Stows&
MOROAN_, ORR, & CO., STEAM BR
OTHS BUILDER/I j _
_lron Pounders, and General
Ma LL ddo Stmt. Madlllets and Boehada. Ner Makers. O. nI9 CALLOa ta-ttW -
HI - r
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE
IICRIPTIONS of Cberscter, Constitution. and Ta.
Azlent, with ADVICE( on Boldness, Health, Edgier
hoc, Beltlmptoe•ment Manr.gement and Train.-
lug of CHILDREN. social adaptation. &0..
and *racing, by JOHN L. CAPIN.
Phrenologist sod Bookseller,
oell-tothelrlf No. SS IS TENTH Et...above Ohastont.
•
FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF
SAFE MANUFACTORY. Larmoand await MOW
ley= conothuatly on band by J. HAtIIdESIRO at. 414
VMS nae.t. rbitedelpida. •
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