bovAnd Baker’s Highest-Pre-
ELASTIC STITCH, and Lock-stleh SEWING
!H£B ( with latest Improvements.
Im. 930 CHESTtftTT Street.
. Dtb ! Hath Dye I
JHELOK’B HAIR SYS la the bait Is the world,
it true and perfect Bye- harmless, iaatantane
l reliables prodnoee a splendid Blub or Batumi
remedies the 111 effects of Bad Dyea, and fre
sitorea the oritta&l color. Bold by all Dnw
\e sennlne la aimed W. A. BATOHBLOB, 81
Street. Sew York. je2-mwfrlr
Stevens, of Penn Square, has
r S» to 1838 VISE Street. MS-St '
Gentlemen’s
NEW SrVLfR FOR THE
SEASON.
SKHUaF S * 4 vo f Fatal cs foe.
EVENING and WALKING
COa'PS.
BU3JNB3H SUITS, and
DRESS WEAR
Early selection* urged,"be
fore the usual rusk beolasr-
WAR A MAKERS BROWN,
Fine Tailoring,
OBBJOM DSFABTHBHT.
No. 1 South SIXTH Street.
Gkoege Bteck & Oo.’s
PIANOS, I * » T¥l
BASON /'HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.
Over KB each of these iae CABINET
Instruments have Seen Bold ORGANS,
by Mr. G . and the demand b CABINET
constantly Increasing. ORGANS
For ssleonlyby CABINET
ORGANS.
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sts. CABINET
. nol9-if ORGAN&
X4:jSN.B,RXSX>.
FOBBBfcT.—On Tuesday, February 28th.
/ Dr. Walasn, George w. Hill to Justine
Forrest, both of the *Hy of New Tork. *
COHNIsH.-~Oa the 27th February, at the
the Tncars&tion. by the Key J, D JCfewHu.
)PraU ardLydlaK Coralah, daughter of
i&telL. Gtddisie, of New Hampshire. *
x>xsd.
\Z°h 9* »onilng.of the 2Bfch, Gaarge W.
in the C6;h year of hie age,
T 7? 8 »? a^: «l tJl 4f the family, and the mem
wJl j I??# ®^ Te Company, are ri Bpeetfally la
tteud his funeral, from hie Jate residence, No.
whet Rtief t, above Vine, on Thursday after
©h2*, at 2 o’clock. **
—On them<rnio*of the2Blh alt., Erskiae
the 76th year of his age.
jdsard those of the family are respectfully
• atierd hia funeral from uis late residence,
Clinton street, on this (Wednesday,) morn
o deck A M., without farther notice *
.—On the morning of the 28th uU., William
. in the 21th year of his aae,
iatives »nd friends of the family are resnectful
•d to attend tho funeral, from the residence of
er, No 1627 Filbert street, on Thursday after
larch 2d. at 2 o’clock:. **
On the 27th day of Pebruary, Thomas H.
Yhe4B:h year of Mb age
■lives and friends, also, Industry Ledge, No.
M., am respectfully invited, without further
attend his funeral, on Thursday March 2d,at
mc A. M , from the resident of his brother,
.. J. *
.DB,— On the 28ih ult, at hts late residence, No.
i Seventh street. Edwin Shields, of the firm of
’• Brothers of this city. *
ITT,— On the evening of the 27th inst., Thomas
r aged 77 years.
slativM and friends of the family, also the me ra
the Hibernian Society ana Corn Exchange Ease
*re rerpectfoily invited to attend his funeral,
is late residence, 1403 South Tenth street, on
ly afternoon, March 24, at 3 o’clock. ***
—On Second-day morning, the 27th Inst,, Eli
&ul, in the Slst year of her age.
\atives ano friends are respectfully invited,
ferthsr notice, to attend her funeral on Fifth
■unjr, the 2d proximo, at 10 o’clock from her
fence, northiast corner of Eighteenth aad Sau
30te. **•
[N’S PLAIN BLACK GOODS.—
>ln f « Tamises.
* Bombazines,
AH- woolßeps.
Empress Clotbe.
Meriaoes and Cashmeres,
Mowretltae 3>e Laines,
9*4*wide Barege Hermanl.
8-4-wide Bareges and Or ape M&retz.
Thibet Shawls. &e _
BESSON k SON, Mtmrainjr Store.
No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
.<E & LANDELL ARE RE*
SITING a STOCK -of interior DBT GOODS
ted to tie DAILY WANTS ofEVERY FAMILY.
Full Stock of Staple Goods.
Fine Stock of Fane? Goods,
New Goods dally received.
TENTH WAKD.
letlsg of the DRATTED HER of the
TENTH WABB
BE BELT) EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
E. Corner of BROAD, and BACE Sts.
A. EC. FRANCIS OUS,
a of the TENTH WARD BOUNTY EOND.
V JEK X! 9UMNUBRAX* ASTID OTJUUESB
RESOURCES 07 CALIFORNIA.
*BBor SILLIMAN, of Tale Colleie, will deliver a
te on ‘*The Mineral Resources of California, * !
espeeial reference to the recent astonishing mine*
jvelcpments of that region, on SATURDAY SYSBT-
March 4, at 8 o'clock, at CONCERT BALI, for
meftt of the United States Sanitary Commission,
lecture will he illustrated with Maps and Dia
t, and will prove of much interest to the public.
iet» 80 cents. To be lad at the Rooms of the Com
i, 1307 CBESTBUT Street, and at the Hall on
ilngof iheleetnra. mhl*4t
KIGHXH WARD
BOUNTY FUND.
sot some of the wealthy citizenb of fhie 'Ward
>rwardUo the Treasurer money to cash Bounty
its* ivblob greatly facilitate enlistments 7
y*fiye men a7e still wanted to fill the quota of
,/ard; and, although the draft has been made, the
cacanbe filled by yolunteers, as feat as oor ex«
ted treasury shall be replenished. Citizens of this
i who desire to contribute to this object, can send
money to any of the Precinct Collectors, or to either
\ undersigns.
>rder ol the meeting.
CHAS. L DBS inOTE. Prealdant, .
laid: LOOUST Street.
EDWABD BTtOWSIItO. Treasurer,
■St* .4,3 end tt Berth FBOJT Btreet,
IWEIJFM WABB,
1 STEWARD BOUNTY IN CASH.
Y WARRANTS CASHED.
IITTEB ALWAYS IS ATTBNDASC3 AT T. A
L. LADHBB’S I
HOBTHEBN MILITABY HALE.
COCK’S TETEBiS CORPS.
. mastered in and paid before lea-rill* tie promisee,
•on and Hnaterinc Offlcerhaye tieir quarters here,
ties briniilne r* omits handsomely dealt with.
TBHBSR TWBLFTH WABD, NORTHBBH
ART HALL, THIRD, BELOW GBEBN.
b. B. BHOLISS, Treasurer.
TWbll'TH WABD, ~
DOLLARS WARD BOUNTY,
In addition to
ALL OTHER BOUNTIES.
aitUe meets every day at Northern Military
'HIED Street* below Green. Jieoraitlng Station
tfiock'e Corps at tame place. , Faroes fnrnlfllLing
> liberally treated. „
li. B. ENGLES, Treasurer.
XENTJH WAU) BOCKTT I'DHB.
■WAJEMtAJJTS CASHED.
HIGHEST BOUNTIES
%
all raornlU credited to the
TENTH W A It'D.
attestios vomsteebs.-
HIGIEEBT BOUNTY.
FOUBTEEHTH WABD,
leornitlm Committee are now prepa-ed to CASH
- Warrants and pay tiro highest Ward Botmilea
1, ApplJ to
RECRUITING COMMITTEE,
Cor. of TEIKTJ3BHTH and OBBBflf Streets.
Van Clave, I James Mac Hlchol, M. s„
.. Moreiiead, |J: W. Thaekara,
j, J. Follmer, !Dr. B. 8,-Stockton,
' J W. Johnson. fe24-«t
THE AWJSOAE BEBTISIS OF
THE LADIES’ ASSOCIATION in aW of the
Liana MUslon in Canada, ,’W, 6 ® MJ °?
iDAT BVHUHGt March % at half pajt seroa
, in the BAPTIST* CHURCH, corner of SIGH
% and BPECHG GARDE# Sheets xtawboii
will be made by Bey. Messrs. HBhbQII,
>D» and othtrs. mfr*‘ 26
TWBITTH WARD.-I.ST EVERY
one who desires to clear the Word of a Draft
he mee ire THIS ("Wednesdayl KVENING, at
In Behool House, THIBD Btreet.above BBOWH,
tek, Dome prepared to subscribe. Subscriptions
.o £ left with QKO M. SBOWDEK, oouthwest
FOURTH and HOBLB. Bemjiober, there is no
’ ordtr ° f CHAsTwioNBB, President.
-TNELt. Secretary. __J3-
JBTEEBTH WABII.-WITIIIS
week the Draft may be on ns, end certainly
toee enrolled will not ail come fottw’il ffiwt
ie>: many tare done so, bot more have not.
srniitß* Fanil for the Ward BountTls ai®o» l
ted. and must be increased immediately, other
onr labors will end in disappointment Ben
\ will yon rah It? Meeting at JPEIIIO QA&-
.Zb THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. March Ist.
■our money with yon, and nrge your neiihborio
F. A. VAN CtBVB, President.
B. Davis, Secretary. ;
UOTDBE OH GOSHEBOUIAW'
BT JOHN A OWBSB, B»q..
YABT. STBaTTOH, & BaNNMTM’S *A.
TIONAL COHMSBCIAL COLLBQB,
ASSEMBLY BPILPIWO. _ .
test Toraer CHESTNUT Aad TENTH Btre*ta.
tth Lecture of the oootte oa Commercial L«r
«live?ed before the students and frtaads of thl«
.on on W&DKBBBAT B7SJKINO, the let last .
Jock.
dial iprltatioß u extended to the public.
COME AND BED THE OHIiiDBES.
—The AB&ttal Exercise* of the BABBAT3
r, of the Ckurch of too Mwntali, I.OOOBT and
IRSWeets, will takapUoe THIS KVJSHIHG at 7
<roA«t« obtained at the doer. I»*_
MBDfBEBS or H COSPAHT,
PUPtIKL'CAH IfIVIBOtSLKR *ra reqnaatel to
*t *h«offies, 538 WAbSUT Bt.,
.DBisoATWalßV^lttal 11*
mnggt of tha finance Committee. It
BANK OF SOBTH AMBKIOA,
SfS'.W’Sjl
Director* have d<«lar»d*X)lrldenil of SIX FIK
pajaWe on and alter y»g^ TIBY . Oaihlw.
■ BCHOTIKIIX
TWBSTT FOFBtH WIIIQ.-THE
T' 33 Citizens of the Ward are informed that out of
three thousand enrolled.men, eighteen hundred haTS
forfeited their elalm to be called by the title of man.
To those who hare so nobly responded in the past, as
well as all citizens of the ward who reel an interest in
Its welfare, we again appeal lor a second ton dollar do
nation.
Tour Committee muithaye funds, to pay those who
are offering to enlist to the credit of the ward.
t 0 the Chairman (or
n Precinct, or the wheel of the
Provost Mftrsstl Will revolve in oar Ward
... OHAS. B. BLUMSBB, Ja ,
. fe2B 6t President.
rOBKTM WARD.-
, Hlhhast Ward Bounty paid and City Warrants
w?ea d .'t,hh'lstln* to the credit of this
fSSfi the highest Bounty wIU hs paid in cash.
feSaot* . C d AS. K BLPMKE 8. Jr.. President.
'WARD DRAFT BUIEF-
Tr* IBG,—Hot Citizens of the Filth Ward, and von
in particular the DRAFTED MEW OF THE FIFTH
w 4#irj * 6a fo meet the Executive Cimmttiee
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. March l*t, at 7# o’clock,
at the DISTRICT COUc*T BOOM No. 2. Southeast
cornw ot SIXTH and OBEVTNOT Stress, TO DS
-5 WBJMBABOBES TOR FILLING OCR QUOTA WITH
VOLUNTEERS.
_CotQ« end act. every naan, and the thiugcan be done.
Don’t forget; 7% o’clock, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
At SIX PH and CHESTNUT Streets. *v*a«»w,
- By order of the Executive Committee.
r v Tiunvun ci COaD, M. D., Chairman.
J. T. Bvitygs, Stcretary. , 2t*
ASKUAt, cow.
Oantal Col
in .Y%>Kni»T. O Sr',,?? I>I,BSDAT BVEtfltm, March
Ist* st CONCERT HALL, commencing at 7K o’clock
Physiology, and Hygiene. - fa2B 2t»
raiIABEIPHIA SOOIBiy TOR
PKOMOTIKG AGKIOPtTtJHB.—Stated Mset
u fV R ’ijr WALRUP Street, on WBOKKS-
Bat, March 1. at 11 o'clock A. M. fa^.ft
l^~-.«»»^POEMOarSTRATIOBr.
i^rr?fe?nw OL nfSP LBAfIUB
-ASSOCIATION willgive a grand ENTESTAIffMEtfP
SS*k?i££p EVENING, March Sd, 1885, (Postponed
$?4& 9 « 6t *3* »®conot of the weather.) In honor
of the Great Epoch In the History of onr Country, via*
Hie Constitution of the United States,
ratified by oar State Legislature, Abolishing Slavery
rot'VW .
John S. Bock Esq , of Boston, recently admitted a
member of the baT of the United States Supreme Court
at Was motion of Hon. Charles Sumner, Al
fred H. Love, Wm, Nicholson, E?q , Revs. A. L. stm
lord, Phillips Brooks, Wm. J. Alston and T. X). Miller,
Will address the meeting
Ace ed roil tee of the ladies of the Sanitary Committee
ff St Thomas’ Church, will present a testimonial to
the President of the Union Laagae Association, (con
tributed individually ) Also, one to Lieut. Col. George
Wagner, by the Post Band at Camp William Penn, for
his uniform kindness and attention.
The BAND will be present—also a CHORUS consist
ing of 100 Children, under the direction of Prof. A. M.
Burris, who will participate in. the exercises. The
pnbtic gene*ally are invited.
Itis bopsd all the lovers of freedom will be present.
The Philanthropists, Odd Fellows. Masons* Good Sa
maritans, Love and Charily— The Tents and oltizsns
generally will come out, and demonstrate febat we fully
endorse the action of CoaKtess in this glorious act
which his been so long wished for—looked for—and
prayed for.
Committee of Arrangements: Rev. Stephen Smith,
Thomas J. Bowers, G. W. Gaines, J. C Bowers, ft.
M. Burton, J. JB. Glasgow. D. B. Bowser,- St. G. R.
Taylor, J. W. Cassev, B Harrison, R. Adger.
Tickets 25 cents. To be had of T B. Pogh, Sixth and
Cbettuut streets. Doors open at 6K» commence at 7J£
o’clock, - fs2B-3t
NOTICE-EMPIRE COPPEBOOH*
*=s? PANY OF MIOHIGAN.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, That all Stock in this Company, on which the
instalment of Two Dollars per Share, called August 19,
1864, and due September 10, 1864, Is not paid, is for*
felted by paid default, and that according to the Charter
and By-laws of the Company it will be sold at Public
Auction on THURSDAY, 9th March, 1865. at 12 M , at
the Office of the Secretary of the Company. No. 423
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, unless paid on or be
fore that day. By order of the Board of Directors.
tSST* JEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION—
THE ROBERT MORRIS BUILDING aSSOOIA
TIOH will meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING at 7X
o’clock atS W corner of FOURTH and GREEN Streets,
to receive further subscriptions to the stock; second
monthly meeting, WEDNESDAY, March 8:h.
JOS. 8. SIDDaLL, Secretary,
fe2Ml* 424 LIBRARY Sireet.
raff* PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNB, AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY, OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY. Pittsburg, Pa , Feb 14. 1865.
The Annual meeting of Ihe Stock and Bondholders of
this Company, for the Election of Directors and such
other business as may come before it. will be held at
the Office of said Company, in the city of PITTSBURG* -
on the TRIED WEDNESDAY (16th) of MARCH, A. D.
1866, at 10 o’clock A M
Tt e Stock and Bond Transfer Books of the Company,
at their office in the city of Pittsburg, and at the Trans
fer Agency in the city of New York, will be closed on
the Ist day of March, at 2 P. M , and remain closed
until the 15th day of March thereafter.
fel7-nnhlfi W> H. BARNES, Secretary.
•gs* SIXTH WARD.-YOLUNTEBRS
and all interested in filling tbe Quota of our
Ward will please observe that we are now paying the
Ward and City Bounty in cash immediately on mus
tering in the Recrnlt. We now earnestly appeal to all
Who wish to assist in filling our quota to hand in their
subscriptions immediately to the Chairman of their pre
cinct.
Chairmen of Precincts to receive subscriptions:
Ist Precinct, Thomas Seeds* No. 41N. Second street.
2d do., George Danis, No. 131 M. Second street.
Sd do., V. H. Wakefield, No. 253 N. Second street.
4th do., Wm. H. Barnes, No. S 7 BT. Third street.
6th do., R. E Walborn, Nos. 5 and 7N. Sixth street,
6th do., Philip H Mitton. No. 180 N. Fourth street.
7th do., W. if Weimer, No. 426 Market street.
Bth do , W. F. Ehglehart, No 254 N Second street.
Regular meetings of tie Bounty Fund Committee and
others every WEDNESDAY EVENING* at the School
House in CROWN Street* at 7 o clock.
Aid. CHAS, WELDING, Chairman.
WM H. BARNES, Treasurer. f*24-0t
JOHN HAGAN. Disbursing and Recruiting Agt.
ISSr CONTINENTAL HOTEL COM
PANY.—The COUPONS due March Ist, 1865.
on the EIGHT PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS OF
“THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL COMPANY” will be
paid on and after that day. upon presentation of the
same at the COMMERCIAL BANK in the City of Phila
delphia. J. SERGEANT PRICE,
f&27°6t Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE CITY BOUNTY
FUND COMMISSION. COMMONWEALTH
BUILDING, No. 613 CHEhTNUT Btreet.
Philadelphia* Feb 25.1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES that tola CommlMiomls
now prepared to receive applications from and to award
to all citizens who shall he drafted for one year's ser
tttiifS&nd shall thereupon be dulv accented for military
duty* or shall furnish substitutes*
CERTIFICATES FOR WARRANTS
FOR THE SUM OF
„ . „ FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
By order of the Commission.
fe27 C COOPER, Ssoretary.
ra® OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD COMPANY,
Fhtlabbuvhia, Feb. 25.1865.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-—The Annual Election
for Directors of this Company will be held on MONDAY,
the 6th day of March. 1885, at the Office of the Company,
No 938 tiouth THIRD Street The polls will be open
from 10 o’clock A M. until 6 o’clock P. M.
a. a. fkancisgus,
513 MARKET, Street
_, , _ . m . J. B. M i&ULLIN, Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia, Feb. 6,1565. fe7-tuwfkmtmbS
So share or shares transferred within sixty days pre
ceding the election will entitle the holder or holders
thereof to vote. EDMUND SMITH.
fe27-9t Secretary.
SOTICE-IHK SUBSCRIBERS
I® to the Capital Stock of the PHILADELPHIA,
LANCASTER. ASS CHERRY RUtf OIL COMPANY
will meet at SAKhOM-STREET HALL, SASSOM Street
below Seventh. Philadelphia! on March 2d* 1535. at3>a
o’clock P. M.. for Organization, Election of Officers,
adoption of By* Laws, and transaction of sneh other
butiness as may he brought before the meeting.
The subscribers to the above stock am hereby notified
to call for their receipts at the office of SAMUEL R.
PHILLIPS* Bos. 30 and 33 South SEVENTH Street,
Philadelphia. A_ T. FAHNESTOCK.
fe24- 6t . Treasurer pro tem.
•ST* OFFICE OF THE OCY BOUNTY*
FUND COMMISSION. COMMONWEALTH
BUILDING, 611 CHESTNUT Street.
Philadelphia, Jan. 37, 1860.
Notice is hereby given that the Commission for the
payment of the City Bounty are now prepared to receive
and adjust the claims of &3i new recruits under the pro*
visions of Ordinance of January 26,1866.
Volunteers for One Year will receive a Warrant for
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Volunteers for Two Years will receive a Warrant for
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS.
Volunteers for Three Years will receive a Warrant for
. „ FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Enrolled ettisens who shall place in the service of the
United States a Substitute for not less than Three Years.
In advance of a draft, and who shall thereupon be ere*
dited upon the Quota of the city of Philadelphia, will
receive a warrant for
THEE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
By order of the Commission. _
ja2B-tf 0, COOPER, Secretary.
KS* PRESTON COAL AND IMPROVE*
i® KENT COMPANY, No. ROSX WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia, February 11, 1866.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—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. M The neeetsary arrange*
meets for completing the purchase of the leased colliery
on the Company’s Estate will be presented to the Stock*
holders for their approval XL P. RUTTER,
felß-tmarl „ Secretary.
OFFICE BIRABD imm« COM
»=£? * ASS, No. 33A WALNUT Street,
,< F> iLADKIiPHIA, February 2d, 1865,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all STOCK of
the GIRARD MINING COMPANY on which inatal
meats we doe: and unpaid has been declared for
feited, and will be eeld at Public Auction ou SATtTR
DAX, the fourth day of March, IMS, at IJ o’clock,
noon, at the Office of the Secretary of the Corporation,
according to the Charter and By-Law*, nnlecc: a*
deemed on or before that day.
By order of the Director*.
B. A. HOOPKB,
feS-tmi Secretary and Treasurer.
j-yS?” STATE MEOICAI. BOARD.
13? Headquabtbrs Psw»B«.yAHiA Mh.itia,
Hospital Wepartmekt.
BAKBiSBona, February*), 1885.
The STATE MEDICAL BOARD OF PENS A. will meet
in PHILADELPHIA on the eth of MAJBCH neat, to
examine candidates for appointment a* Assistant Sur
geons in Pennsylvania Regiments. ...
The rooms in which the examination will he held will
he desianated in the Philadelphia morning papers on
tba day of meeting
Physicians of Fenniylvania, in good health, tarnish
tag proper testimonial as to moral character, &0., will
he admitted to the examination.
By order of the Governor: ogßpH PHILLIPB,
fe2o-tmh6 Burgeon General Penaa.
iJHB AMERICA N CAR COMPAHY,
THIRTY-FIRST ASD LOOT ST STRUTS,
WEST PHILADELPHIA,
OAR BUILDERS, IRON BOUNDERS, AND
MACHINISTS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thi* Company le
now prepared to receive orders for hnllding
ALL KINDS OF CABS.
The shops of the Company being supplied with the
latest and moet improved labor-saving machinery, will
en«ble it to execute all orders with great despatch, and
In the-very best manner. , * _ ._ _ .
The Company has also purchased the right to use
** DOTTBBEK’S •’ and “ MIRIMOHDES' Patent
Anti Friction Self- Imbricating CAB BOXES,
and MR. THOMaB H. JEBKIBB’ Patented Process for
HARDENING CAST IRON. All these Patents the Com
pany intend using for and on aU the Care built in their
Work*—thereby ireatly adding to the utility and dura
bility of the work performed.
In addition to the above, the Company i? prepared to
execute orders for
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES.
MINING and PDMPING ENGINES,
BLOWING ENGINBS FOB FURNACES aid FORGES,
Including all kind* of work connected with a
GENERAL MACHINERY BUSINESS,
•Al so. alll ind* Of Iron end Brass Casting* and Smiths’
work executed in the very beet manner, both aa regard*
deritn, material and workmanship.
Drawing* and estimates made at the Works free of
charge. £, jj DOTTERER,
SUPERINTENDENT.
THE AMERICAN OAR CO
CAPITAL, *500.000, IN SHABBS OF *lOO EACH.
A limited number of Shares in thirfExiMriYeMtnn
fietnriug Company—which promises toko re '
mnnerative—for *ale at the office of the Company.
JAMES W. BARBETIi Secretory.
mhl- wfrmlm >•
npHB GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.
1 —Therefore, the aervoue «?d debilitated ss*}*
immediately n*® HBLMBOLB’S BXMaCT BDOSU.-
PHTLA.I ELPHIA TERRA COTTA
1 j»An VS
OFPICB aND WABBBOOMS, HO, 1010 CHKSTNOT
Street
VITRIFIED WATER. JIRAIH, »Bd HXATIHS PIPES,
with bend*, broaches, traps. &».. to correspond, from
2 OBHABEETAi CHIMSBY TOPS, and FLUE PIPES,
warranted to stand the action of fire,
ORNAMEBTA.ET PAKLOB AHD GARDBSf YASES,
Pern Vaeesi Ac • Ac. , .
Oar minafactnring facUltlec Tiavtag
creased, since the past season, we
tosupply the ahoTe lmany quantity and open the moat
fa i°J?h«ri i dUoount to Contractors, Bnildere. Plomb-
Sr in,poTtsr of Hinton’s Xncatutle Hie, to Churches.
Hails* V#BUtailMi Ao. . uattprdAK i
vihimim* & a. hasbwom, 3
THE PRSSS.—PHILADELPHIA,; WEDNESDAY, MARCH I, 1865.
military.
S GRANT MUST HATE m
MORE MEN t |
WILL LOYAX. CITIZENS COMBINE TO GIVE
THEM TO HIM!
LET EYSBY MAH HAKE HIMSELF A RBOETTirIEG
OMIOBK.
Tie Veterans era readyto go to toe front wtthont de
lav if the cltUens will do their duty.
Let every Veteran who enlists join the
BIRNEY BRIGADE,
now forming in Philadelphia.
Be shall receive all hi* bounties in cash* and be at
tached to the corps of the brave and gallant
HANCO OK.
This war will be ended in »lx>y days if every man
and woman in the country will do all in their power
to ff nd men to the army. There are enough discharged
soldiers willing to return to the front. If proper means
are nsed ip indnoe them to go. to enable General
Grant to take Richmond, destroy Lee’s army* and end
the war without the aid of the Peace Commissioners
of Jeff p&vis Let ns procure them and send them
forward.
„ , „ THE BIRNEY BRIGADE.
General Hancock is now recruiting, under the orders
of the War Department, a corps of veterans—men who
have seen set vice for two years or more, and have been
honorably discharged from the service of the United
StaUs It requires very little argument to prove that
Snch men are worth infinitely more than ten times their
number in raw reerniteor hotmtyjampere.
VETERANS’ ROLL OF HONOR
ifterthe Brigade is formed, a Roll of Honor will bs
published fornrAmitons distribution, by Benj. Frank
lin, the Chief of Detective Police of the <»*? of Philadel
phia, containing a list otname* of all the men enlisting
in the Brigade, the battles each man has
been in, and the various gafmnt actions each one has
pet formed. This will be tbe proudest legacy that can
bo handed down to yonrchildreo.
KBP.kESENTaTIVB ekobuits,
-In the proposed brigade any man.or woman desirous
of sending a r*p? esentatlye recruit to tbe army can do so
by the payment of $56 to any oi the gentlemen named,
or any of the following committees Of this sum $25
will be paid to the recrnlt* and $25 will be reiained br
the Tr« ascrer of the Committee to defray extraordinary
expanses, including music, printing* &0., Ac,* incident
to xaisdr g troops. Let every man and woman io the
State, who desires to be represented in the a-mycome
forward and make this investment for the purpose of
strengthening the ranks of the army. Do not wait to
be called on. but send tbe money ana procure a Repre
resentative Veteran Recrnlt, one who has and can make
bimtelf of 86) rice to our Government in its hour of criil.
Don’t count the cost. It will nay a handsome dividend.
THE VSTERANB
Shall be treated with frankness and equality. Not one
dollar shall be taken from their bounties, but all will
be paid them without commission or discount. It is our
purpose to raise this brigade without the aid of subtil*
tuts brokers, aod not a single bounty-jumper will be
admitted. We will treat every soldier as a gentleman,
and «-very promite shall be kept. If he is Injured, the
Chief of Detective Police will discover the reason, and
appl> am immediate remedy.
_ BOUNTIES AND FAY.
_ The net nay of a Veteran Volunteer in Hancock’s
Corpr is, viz;
For onejresr ftovemmeni'Bounty.*** AiOO 4
City of Philadelphia Bounty **,, 490
Monthly pay from United btates Government, $l6
per month 182
f’-lotfcln*accountyearl».....42
Ward Bounty (average) 36
City Relief lor Families of Volunteers, $S per
month.,***.*,*, 72
Total.**-... ***sl,lBl
Tbe set pay of Veteran Volunteers for two years in
Bascock Corps* is, vie:
Government Bounty. *.*«.***,***...******** $505
City of Philadelphia Bounty.***^**e** MM **.**.**«* 450
Monthly pay from United States Government, sls
per month***.. 384
Clothing account, $42 per ye&~**...* 84
Ward Bounty, (average)- ..»*,*•***..*♦**,.**» 39
City relief for family, $6 per month ~** **... .... 144
Total. .*. *-. - I*.**. ,•**«.***«*.s!, 687
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer for three years in
Hlamck’sCorpsis, vis; .
Government Bounty.......****-*.******..,,. ***..,.. $6OO
City of Fhiladeiptilaßounty-*. ' 500
Monthly pay from United States Government, $l6
per month .678
Clothing account. $42 per year 126
Ward Bounty, (average) -*-*-~~‘.~********«*..**•*- 25
dty relief for families, $6 per month.***♦***...... 216
Tctel .**.*«*■
ORGANIZATION TO RAISE THE BRIGADE.
The committee who have charge of the organization of
the Brigade are: O W. Davis, Henry O. Howell, Geo
Bollock, David Faust. John W. Everman, Joseph F.
Tobias, D. S Winfbrenner, Both B. Stitt.
Executive Officer of the Committee, BENJAMIN
Franklin, Chief of Detective Police of the city of
Philadelphia.
Treasurer, MORTON Mo MICHAEL, Jr., Cashier of
First National Bank.
The Brigade wUI composed of Three Raiments
One will oe raided under the direction of the corpora
tions of Philadelphia. From these corporations the
committee will consist of
Col. Thomas A Scott. Vies President of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company; Frederick Fraley, President
ofthe Schuylkill Navigation Company: Ohas. E, Hmlth,
President of the Beading Railroad Company; Thomas
G. Hand, President of the Delaware Mutual Insurance
Company: Stephen A. Caldwell, President of the First
National Bank of Philadelphia,
The 2d Regiment will be raised under tbe direction ot
the Manufacturers, Merchants, and Brokers of Phila>
deJphia. The committee will consist of Barton H.
Jenhs, Lemuel Goffin.-Henry Lewis, Jr., Charles L.
Boris (of O L. & H. Borie), John W. Sexton (of Jay
Cooke A Co )
Tbe Sd Regiment will be raised under direction of the
Corn Exchange. Tbe committee appointed are Charles
Knecht, President of the Corn ixenffnga, E. G. James,
SamueLli. Ward, Joseph W. Miller. James P. Perot.
TO THE CITIZENS AT LARGE-SPECIAL NOTICE
Any citizen already drafted, or liable to fntnre draft,
must produce a certificate of the Provost Marshal of the
district, to this effect, and furnish marwith a certificate
check. I will furnish him a Veteran Substitute for one
year, for $850; for two years, $1,000; for three years*
$1,176; which will exempt theprlnclpal from the draft
for the above-specified time. The Veterans must iu all
cases be credited to the Congressional District, Town
ship, or Ward where they may reside, no matter
where. The Veterans are not liable to this draft, and
are therefore competent to become Substitutes. By
order of the Provost Marshal General Fry, the muster
ing officer of the district is directed to notify the proyost
maratal of the district in which the principal resides,
immediately after the Veteran is mustered into the ser
vice, that the principal has furnished a substitute or
representative recruit. Powers of attorney will in all
cases be furnished from the Veteran to the principal to
collect all corporation bounties.
Any citizen of Philadelphia who Is drafted is entitled
by an act of the City Councils, to the sum of $430, which,
with the sum of $450, pay s for a veteran substitute for
one year. By this arrangement two credits are given
instead of one upon the quotas, under the present draft
or future drafts. For a two-year veteran, $l,OOO will
be required, together with a certificate of the Provost
Marshal, setting forth the Sub district and the Congres
sional District in which the principal resides. Fora
three-year veteran, $1,175 will be required, together
with a certificate from the Provost Marshal, setting
forth the bub-district and Congressional District in
which the principal resides. On thiß tnere will be a
drawback on the earn of $80!) allowed by the city of Phi
ladelphia, to all citizens ot Philadelphia who furnish a
veteran recruit for this term Principals who apply
from country districts will, of course, only receive such
drawbacks as allowed by the counties or corporations
where they reside. w ,**,*,«** . wr „
TO THE VETERANS.
It is an object worthy of your consideration on re
entering tbe service. to obtain all the money you can,
in order that yon may invest it for the benefit of your
families, wi f bout being taxed for commissions by
sharks, substitute brokers, and other commission men
of any character whatever. When you are mustered
into the United States service as a volunteer, the Dlb
bnrsing Officer pays yon $333 for one year and $66 more
at the end of yonr term. The City of Philadelphia gives
you a City Warrant for $lOO upon the presentation of
your mustering in certificate to the Bounty Fund Com
mission.
The veteran who retains Ms warrant for the City
Bounty can have it stamped by the City Treasurer,
making it bear interest at the rate of alx per cent, per
annsm. The committee aiding me will pay each
veteran who retains hit City Warrant in cash a sum
sufficient to make the interest he will receive from the
City, 7 7-10, 10 that it will be equal to the Government
loan. The City Warrants will soon be paid by the Oisy
of Philadelphia, principal and interest, and the veteran
will be able to procure the Government loan to the
amount of the face ot the warrant.
This is all the local bounty you gat, with the sxceu
tion of the Ward bounty. Of course you will secure the
Government pay of $l6 per month, $42 per year for your
clothing: and, at the end .of yonr term, you are pre
sented with y oux handsome breech-loading rifle, wnich
can be flttd from 16 to 20 shots per minute. If, how
ever, you volunteer to represent a principal who is
drafted or liable to be drafted, I pay you the moment
you are muttered In $825 bounty for one year in cash,
which is $25 more t* an you will get if you go as a vol
unteer. Theeewho represent a principal for two years.
I pay them $875 in cash upon being mustered in,
who represent a principal for three years, I pay $1,160
cash upon being mustered in.
HOW YOU SHOULD INVEST YOUR MONEY.
The 7 SO Is now being absorbed by the capitalists of
the world at the rate of millions per day. The Gov
ernment agents and Nation*! Banks will furnish you
the certificates Loan. For every hundred dollars
you invest you receive an interest of two cents par day,
equivalent to ten cents per day on * very five hundred
dollars invested TMs amounts to three doclars per
month, which added to your monthly pay, will yield
you nineteen dollars. This bond can he turned into
cash at any time It wlls soon be at a premium.
y CONCLUSION. ,
Remember that your pay commences Immediately
upon being mastered in. Call at once at the Kecrouing
Headquarters (Berry’s MarqneeLNo. 106 South SIXTH
Street.
Company B will meet EVERY MORNING, at 10
o’clock, to front of ISDSPENOENOK HALL, for Street
Parade
Examiilni, Mnrterisg-to, atd Dtßtrar»ine Offlei, at
toe Hortoemt comer or SIXTH and MIMOK Streets,
second, etory.
Headcniarters for soldiers after belnf mustered to ia
Blchmond Hall, old
Executive of the Remitting Committee, and
f»2B-6t CMflf of Detective Dep’t of Phllada
S“ ONCE MORE TO THE FRONT 1"
913th REGIMENT INFANTRY PENNSYLVANIA
TM.TTHTRUIIB
Tth UNION HAGUE (NATIONAL GUARD) EBGT.,
COL. JOHN A. GOEGAS.
(TOR ONI YEAR’S SERVICE.)
RECRUITS WANTED TOE ONE. TWO. AND THEBE
YEARS’ SBRVIOB.
Bonn ties from Cltr, for one year- ~..f400 00
Bounties from Government, for one yearloo 00
Bounties from City, for two years. ~.~»~.5450 00
Bounties from Government, for two years***-* *♦** 200 w
Bounties from City, for threeyears -——**-* •*•*•*ssoo 00
Bounties from Government, for three years-.*... 800 BO
HIGHEST WABD BOIJJITIBS PAID.
BESIDES FAT, KATIONB, AND CLOTHING.
This M effiment is authorised iy the War Department
and by the Governor oj Pennsylvania.
All the Officers axe Yeter&n Soldiers, and have shown
ttollr conKAGll UPON THE HELD OP BATTLE.
Do not wait to he Drafted, hat embrace tbe-preient
opportunity to receive the liberal
BOUNTIES OFFERED,
and to eeleetyour ownoffleers.
ALL CITIZENS SHOULD INTEREST THEMSELVES
IN PILLING TBIB REGIMENT PROMPTLY. _
Colonel, JOHN A. GOEGAS, late Major 196th P. V.,
formerly of the 90th P. V.
Lieutenant Colonel, JACOB M. DAVIS, late Major
90thP. V.
Major, WILLIAM H. HBWLINGS. late Captain 90th
P ‘ V ‘ HEADQUARTERS.
NATIONAL GUARDS’ HALL. RACE STBEBT,BELOW
BIXTH.
BECBTJITING STATION, 533 CHESTNUT STBEBT.
fel7-tf
t ANOTHER RALLY FOR THE
OLD FLAGI
GEN. HANCOCK’S FIBBT ABHY COEPS OP YE
TBEABS.
The following official despatch, relative to mus*
terinf in the second squad or Veterans, recruited by
Benjamin Franklin, the Chief of Detectives of Phila
delphia. is a sure guarantee of the manner in which all
coming Veterans will be received and treated ThB
soed work of patriotism coos bravely on, A comma
ions place of reception in this city will be provided,
with the utmost despatch, for the comfort of the brave
mien who ere now filling up the Grand National Guard.
A splendid damp, in a high and healthy part of the
county, near the city, will soon he organized.
WABHUiUToy, D C . Feb. 19, 1855.
I hereby certify that as a Notary Public I was required
to be present at Camp Stoneman, yesterday, the 18th,
on the occasion of mustering in of Twenty-eight men,
recruited hy BBNJaMIH FBAIKLIN, Esq., Chief of
Detectives of Philadelphia The following are the
names of the persons so mustered into the service of
tie United States, underche command of Hejor General
HANCOCK, commanding Ist Veteran Corps.. That they
were all aworn in and uniformed in my presence, and
they acknowledged that they had been paid all of the
bon nties promised them hy Mr. FB ANXL IN:
Bobert A. Thompson, 1 Norman C. Ash,
Georgs W. Gorman, William H. Allison,
Jthn T. McDonald, Jason Priest,,
Gotlieb Hoffman. Edwin F. Beckett,
Lionel Brydtts Nightingale Bernard Traynur, .
Andrew v. Sandall, Henry Hamilton,
Harmon Si*hr, Frederick Marty,
James M. Winn, Wb. Frost, „
Warren C Hill, Wm, Campbell,
Is aac J. Robinson, John Hughs,
Joseph F Williams, Frederick Pressell,
Joan Johnson, PaulDabin,
James W. Carfney, Frederick Long.
Wm. Thomas, Henry Briensholtze.
liurther state, that all of the above men expressed
themselves as satisfied with the conduct of Mr. Frank
lin. I further ear, of my own knowledge, that efforts
were made by persons about the Baltimore depot in
Washington to Induce the men to violate their engage
ments with Mr- Franklin, but to no effect. I say this
for the credit of the men. whose names are given above.
frSfrtf A. O LAWKBNCB, Notary Public.
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W*sr»MjUtßß ft BROWS,
« MAJOR GENERAL HANOOOK’S
FIRST ABUT CORPS OP VETERANS.
The followlufi official correspondence, relative to
the recruiting sow going on in Philadelphia Girder
the especial superintendence of Beniamin Franklin. &e
Chief of the Detective Police for HaHGOCK’S A&MF
COBPS OP VETRKJJfS, with be rtadt with'great interest
classes of the community, th» rich and the poor
First* twenty-two men were taken to Washington.
D. C M by Chief Franklin, on Tuesday night, the 14th
Inst. On the follow!.; g day the men werr mustered
inio theserriceof theooantry, each one being credited
to the ward or Township in which he resided. These
men issued the following affidavit, after* having been
fnlty mustered in:
City op Wabbhcgtoh. District op Colvkbm* ss.—
On tbte fifteenth day of February, 1865, personally ap
Soared before m«, a notary pnblio In said. District,
soob Brisbmg, George H. Lewis. Peter ST Ohmble*
John J. Mujphy, Charles H Kennedy, Thomas J. Chad*
wick, Alexander B. Oibaon, John Sparks, Caleb Staley.
Samuel W. Vanatta, Joseph Halberstedt, William &
Tates, Gecrge Bv Bussell. Samuel Weeks, David H.
Bhk*r John Lam Frank M Worth, Bichard UoCabe,
and Albert W. Eddridge, all of the city of Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania; also, John A. Thomas, of the city
of Beading, Berks county. Pennsylvania; TheophUus
Schnck, of the borough of WilHam«port, Lycoming
count?. end George W. Shuts, of the township of Deer,
he d, Cumberland county, New Jersey, who severally
acknowledged that they had Veen recruited by Benja
min Franklin, Chief of Detectives of the city of Pima*
deiphia, Fenns^lvaulft;-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 made
to them by said Franklin have been fully mat by him;
that they have been paid ail the money* due them, as
well ss transportation, without any deduction or detea
tion whatever. X farther certify that they were all
mustered in and paid, and duly-credited to the wards
and localities where they belonged, in my presence.
Witness m; hand and official seal the day
5 seal. > and year above written.
< * V H. G. LAWRBNCK, Notary FahUo.
By request of Chief Franklin the following order was
issued:
Hbadquartbks First Corps*
- Washiputoh* February 15,1885
Lieut. Colonel Charles Bird, Camp Stoneman . D.'C :
Colonel: A detachment of twenty-odd men from
Philadelphia, just arrived In Washington, is being sent
to the rendezvous at CUmp Stoneman to cay. The Ma
jor General commanding desires you to have them as
signed to one and the same company Be believesithat
Ipftfmtuh sc 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 Ist Regiment is
nearly completed) it would be better to have these men
assigned to the first company of the 2d Regiment. The
General desires these men to be armed ana equipped a*
boon as possible, in order'that they may be sent as a de
tachment to Philadelphia, to report to Benjamin Frank
lin, Rsq , 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 migh* be appointed to similar positions
in the company to which they will be assigned. Ton
will aivite these headquarters-as soon as the men are
properly equipped.
In the course of a few days Hr. Franklin will enlist
drummers and filers for the company. As soon as they
are enlisted they wiU be sent to Camp Stoneman, to be
uniformed and equipped, with drums, fifes, Ac.
Tie General desires one good officer sent with the de
tachment to Philadelphia, where he will remain in
charge of It until further orders.
If you have an extra drummer, who can dram* you
might send him with the detachment. He should take
a arum with him- The officer in charge of tne detach
ment will receipt for the property.
I am, respectfully.
Tour obedient servant,
FIKLiy ANDEBSOtr,
Assistant Adi ntent General
Official copy .furnished for t*e information of Benjamin
Franklin, Eiq Finlet Anderson,■ A. A. G,
The following congratulatory order, issued by Major
General Hancock, on the 16th Inst, speaks for itself:
Washington, D 0., Feb 16, 1865,
, Chief of Detective Police,
Mr Dear Sir: Your detachment of veterans for the
Ist Corps arrived yesterday. The men, without ex
ception, have been mustered Into the service of the
Up ited States I. am very much obliged to you for the
exertion you have u«ed toward filling up my corps, and
I trust that the success you have thus far met with
may be an earnest for greater auceesein the future.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
„ . „ , „ 'WIftFIBLD S. HABGOOK;
Major General TJ. B. Army, Commanding Corps.
t In answer to a despatch the following was recalved.
It refers directly to every oltlzen liable to draft under
the law, as weil as those who are exempt, and who de
sire to place a representative recruit iu this corps of ve
terans. Under this last clause the ladle* may furnish
representative recruits, and thus assist In reducing the
quota of men required in the pending draft. Clergy
men over;4s years of age, parties, physically disabled,
rAUeas and others not liable to the draft, may furnish
representative recruits. All such representatives are
entitled to loeal as well as Government bounty:
, Headquarters Ist army Corps,
- . ■ ... _ . Washington, Feb. 13,1855.
Benj. Franklin , Chief of Police, Comer cf Fifth
and Chestnut, Philadelphia :
Substitutes for enrolled men do sot receive the
Government Bounty, Principals are exempted from
draft. Representative recruits receive the Government
bounty. Volunteers, Substitutes, and Representative
Recruits residing In Philadelphia are credited to that
city in coming craft*. Pay commences from day the
enlistment is perfected. Letter by mall.
W. S. HANCOCK, Major General.
—.*2,043
. Citizen* who would Aid In procuring men
feJi&&?&A n \ Bof ,? ANOoK ’S FIRST ARMY CORPS OF
YETERaNS 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 1 rorost Marshal of his District, certifying that he is
exempt, either from being over 45 years of age or from
physical disability, when I wIU furnish Mm with
a veteran Recruit for three yearsfor $300; for tiro years,
$176; for one y ear, $5O; but in each eased must be fur
nished with a certified cheek for the whole amount due
the Veteran when he is mustered into the service as
advertised—viz: for three years. $1,175; for two years,
$960; for one year. S7C0 t and take my receipt for the
same,. The principal will then bs entitled to a draw
back from the United States Government of $333 for a
one*year Representative Recruit; $366 for a two year
Recruit; $4OO for a three* year Recruit. Also, from the
city of Philadelphia, under the advertisement ol the
City Bounty Fund commission, forone year, $400; two
years, $460; for three years, $500" The Representative
Recruit, in all cases, being entitled to all the bounties
due Volunteers when attached to Hancock’s Corps.
, Any citizen liable to draft must produee a Certificate
of the Provost Marshal to that effect, in Ms DUtrlet, and
furnifeh me with a certified cheek, when I will furnish
him with a receipt for the same, guaranteeing to furnish
a Veteran Substitute for one year, for $850; for two
years, sl.ooo;forthreeyear&, ft, 176; which will 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 $3OO from the Bounty Fani
Commission, but no allowances made by the City, ex
cept for a three-year Substitute; the Government al
lows nothing whatever for substitutes,
A power of attorney will be furnished to the principal
Who furnishes a representative recruit or substitute,.
Which will authorize the said principal to draw Ml lo
cal bounties for furnishing said representative recruit
or substitute, as awarded by the city, town, county, or
townsMp, to wMch the said representative zeeiait or
substitute may be credited. -
Principals who furnish Veterans will be entitled to
deduct from the quota of the district the number, of
Veterans so furnished lor the time said substitutes may
be furnished, by order of the Provost Marshal General.
Veterans must be atci edited 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 from the United States Infantry, ArtUJUry.
Cavalry, or Baval service, tojoin HABCOOK*I*FfR4T
ARMY CORPS, and thus* aid in relieving their Sub-
DtttiieU from the approaching Draft to sdme extent.
All persons wbo reside iu 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 cost of fur*
nishing a Representative Recruit or Substitute.
The net nay of a Veteran Volunteer in Hancock’s
Corps is, viz:
For one-year, Government Bounty..—***s 400
City of PhilsdelpMa Bounty. **.**.» ***** 400
Monthly Pay from U. 8. Governing,sl6 par-month 192
Clothing account yearly - ***** **..**,. **** .**.. .*»** 43
Ward Bounty (av*rage).. 25
City relief for families of vols., $8 per month. ***** 72
Total* »-.**■».*♦»►♦* *-*-**» • >•,«»•-*»*••*•*• ■**•*-»*.*• .SUO3I
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer for two years in
Hancock’s Corps is, viz: _
Government Bounty**.....*******:*....********-«*». $5OO
Citj of Philadelphia Bonn fry-*** -*** ** ■ *— 450
Monthly Pay from U. 8. Governin'*,sl6 per month 384
Ward Bounty (average).. *.*****..•**—***.—*.*♦*. To
City relief for family, s6permonth***4.**.** * 144
Total $1,503
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer for three years in
Hancock's Corps is, viz: ( , _
Government Bounty... ,*.**^*^ M .**.**.«***.*.*.....5600
Cifr of Philadelphia- 000
Monthly pay from U. 8. Gov’t, sl6per month*....►* 675
Clothing account, $42 per year..*..»•...*.* 126
Ward Bounty (average)* ~*-»•»**»»+*•..* 25
City relief for families, $6 per moaih **************** 216
Total **...•..**•*••**—**••••»«••»•***** ....$2,043
All Veterans who desire to have their interests looked
after without being swindled bv sharpers are directed
to the Recruiting Agency, 10G South SIXTH Street,
“Berry’s Marquee, ,r where the Rifle is to be seen daily
which the Veteran is entitled to keep at the expiration
of Ms term of service, which discharges sixteen shots
per minute.,
All communications on this subject after iMs full ex
planation must be brief and to the point. Will be
promptly answereabr^gr^ng^^^
Chief Detective Departme c.t Police,
■■■, - Mayor’s Office. Philadelphia.
WASTED AT ONCE. THREE BUGLEBB, THREE
DRUMMERS, and THREE FIFEBS, who hare been In
service two years and received honorable discharges.
U. B —Ho Loafers, Bounty Jumpers, or Commission
Hen need apply, as no dealing will be allowed with
them. Cfe2o-tfj - B F.
S MAJOR GENERAL HANCOCK’S
IST ARMY CORPS OP VETERANS.-The follow
ing are the names of tbs Veterans of the third souad
sent to Washington hr BEHJAMtiS FRANKLIN.
Chief of the Detectives of Philadelphia. They returned
to this city yesterday, and will appear on street parade:
Ciit of Waghihgxon
District of Columbia, Feb. St, 1855.
I hereby certify that I was this day present at the
mustering into the eervice of the United States, at Camp
Stoneman, of the following as Veteran Soldiers for the
l«t Veteran Corps, commanded by Major General
Hancock, to wit: . . _ _ ■
4 ilen Brown, Andrew J.Weaber,
- William Lloyd, Phials B- Starr,
Solomon Moore, George P. Mathews,
Preston s. Force, William Windsor,
Henry P. Lee, Thomas Pell, '
Junes Arhnthnot, Charles H. bkinner,
William Watt, Alexander McKelvey,
Jacob Roney, . Prancta Biggins,
Hotingham Mnrphy, John (^Montgomery,
George Lindsey, James K. Spence,
William Voider. Jr., Alexander Pitts,
Samuel Thompson, John Haneppel,
John Well son, Richard Hutchinson,
James Rick. Wilhelm NMetjen,
Christy C. Com, Henry Manice,
John Scott. .William Lldey,
William Steinmetz, Charles Swing,
. William Love. William Daweon.
That all of theahove- named men ssW to me that they
had enlisted and esme on to Washington under the at
reetion and advice o( Benjamin Franklin‘Ben., Chief
of Detectives In the city of Philadelphia, for the par
pose of being mustered into the sendee: that all cf the
promises and engagements of said Franklin hays bean
fully complied with. I further state that ail of the
above named men were paid the Government Bounty
and snch moneys as they admitted were to be paid In
Washington by said Franklin. They. all seemed per
fectly satisfied. ' ■ A. G. LAWRENCE;
/eS7-tf Hotary Pnhlic.
RETML BHY GOODS.
OALIC O E Si 2 5 CENTS.
HOtTSSBLIHB DB LAIHBS, 31 GIRTS.
~pT.lt SCR ED AHD BROWN SHEETING B AND
BHIB TINGS,
O? ALP OBADBB, FEOM THE.
RECENT AUCTION SALES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
eURWEN STODDART Sc, BROTHER,
450, 45», and 451 North SECOND Street,
eitl.M Above Willow.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
TvIBSOLTJTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
JLS The firm of C. McKIBBIN MSONisthlsday dis
solved by mutual consent The business of the firm
will be settled by WM. C, McRIBBIff
w CHAMBERS HoKIBBIN,
WM. 0. McKIBBI*.
Fihladmphia, Febrniry 1,1830,
COPARTNERSHIP.—THE UNDER
STONED hawing; purchased the interest of Chambsrs Me-
Klbbln in the Merchant*’ Hotel, have^thir day associated
themeelwea under the firm of J. A ff. G. McKIBBIJT,
for conducting the hotel bo»i»«a» iBEB McKIBBIN ,
,wM G MoKIBBiN.
PuiLADßurniA, Feinary 1, 1868. mhl.6t*
pOPAKTNERSHIF. —THE TJNDER
ligned have formed a Copartnership for the purpose
of orrryln« on the business of mauufatsinrlnf
SOPT FELT. CLOTH, LSD SILK HATS,
and anode Ri nerally pertaining to eneh buslsesi.
Said Partnership to date f.omthe first day of HoTOm
her, 1864, under the name of P. fiBBST & CO., Ho. 36
South FIFTH Street
PHILIP HEEST, .
LEWIS BEAT LOCK.
mhl-St*
PBii.APßiJ’aiA. March 1. 1885.
MANHOOD and youthful vigor
j-u. ire regained by HBLMBOLD’S EXTBAOT.BU
CBC. '
CPLENDID STYLES PORTRAITS,
h-} unsurpassadin accuracy and life-like coloring, B.
F. REIMS R’B life-, ire Fhotographa edo ed in oil. See
specimens and get an invaluable picture* 0114 ABOB
Street, ■ It*
MACKEREL, herring, SHAD, &C.
—3,600 bblc Hue. Hoe. 1. 3, and 3 Mackerel,
late-caught ffat lab, ih aseorted package*.
2,000 bbl*. Hew Baatport, Fortune Bay. and Halifax
Senini*
ifiOO DoxM X»ubM* Sealed, So. 1 Herxtcui.
160 bbU. b« w Mew Shad.
260 boxes Herkimer-oounty Cheeee,d(€.
In store and for *ale by MnBFBT H gOOHB.
iaIB-tf He. MS HOETH WUBwt.
QBEAT QENTBAIi OLOTHIHG HOTJ9B,'
MILITARY,
OIL COMPANIES.
NOTICE.
PETBOLEUM.
BOOKS CLOSING!
NEW YORK,
Fh&edelpbia, andi Baltimore
CONSOLIDATED
FETBOIiECM MB. MINIM COMPANT.
This Cnmpary owns twenty.eix properties, In all 636
?«eßof land, carefullyselectedfrom tna-Tarrhsart of
tne oil region of Pennsylvania, and located as foilows ■
Ho. 1. on SO Out OBEEK.
80. ft on CBKBB, BtfijT
Ho. S, on Oil CBSEK.
Ho. i. on Oil, GBHsE.
go. s, on oil cesbb:.
Ho. 6, on OIL GBSBK.
Ho. 7, on OIL CHEEK.
Ho. 8. on OIL CBBEK.
Ho. », on WELSH! BEND.
Ho. 10, on CHERRY TEES RtJH.
Ho. 11, on CHEHBT TBBE BOH;
Ho. 12, os SDOAB CBBEK.
Ho. 18, on SDGiB CBBEK.
- Ho. 14, on SUGAR CBBEK.
Ho. 16, on OHEBBT BOH.
H*. 16, on BLK CBEBK.
Ho. 17, on BLK CBBEK.
Ho. If, on ELK CBBEK.
Ho. 18, on BLK CRaBK.
Ho. 20, on ELK CREEK,
Ho. 21, on BLK CBBEK.
Ho. 22, on ELK CBEBK.
Ho. 28, os ELK CBEBK.
Ho. 24, os ELK CREEK.
Ho 2ft os SUGAR CBEBK.
Ho, 26, on SUGAR -GREEK.
A glance at ibe map (whloß eas be obtained at tne
office), sbotrlng.tbe. exact location of' these prbpertiei,
le anfficlent to convince any one of tbeir Immense vatne*
An opportnnlty to snbscrlbe, at one dollar per share,
is offered to-day at the Branch Office ot the Company In
this city, 6f%and 6141 CHESTNUT Street.
It » FBAHK P. KBAMKB.
-riinc
CAMERON PETROLEUM,GO.
OF PENNSYEYAHIA.
OAPITAL....". «L,000,000.
: BSAB?®B.. 300,000.
FAR, VALUE... .*»♦,*........... ss.oft
BUBECEttTIOH PEICB™~«...-»««$!6,50.
PRESIDENT,
VANCE STEWART.
' ; or Ksnoan ooejhtt. Pa.
TREASURER.
E. G. JAMES,
OI PHILiDELPmA,
SECRETARY,
J. L. DARLINGTON)
west oassnn. pa
DIRECTORS, *
VAHCI STEWART, Mercer eonnty, Fa.
JOHK B. LEOHARD, West Chester, Fa;
D; O. FORNEY, Washington, D. O.
HEHRY D. COOKE, Washington, D. a
BIHOB CAMEROH, Harrisburg, Pa.
JOHH H. DIEHL, Philadelphia.
JOHH F. GRAFF, Philadelphia. .
GEORGE O. BVAHS, Philadelphia.
JAMBS DUFFY, Marietta, Lancaster *>. , PA
The preeent and proapeetive veins of the atock of this
Company may be inferred from the fact that it own* a
fits simple Interest In 473 (fonr hundred and ■sventy
three) acres of the rleheet-teetod oil territory in Venango
county, believed by the most experienced oil men in
that region to be capable of producing a not annul in
come to the Company of one and a half million dollar*,
or throe times the entire cost of the stock, which rronld
be equivalent to twenty-five per cent, a month on Its
subscription price, cor one hundred and fifty per eenf.
per annum mitg par value.
The following is a description of the Company’s pro
perty:
One-fonrth fee simple Interest in the celebrated
“Hoover” Farm.cituate on the Allegheny river,
about two and one-half miles below Franklin, con
taining j»2 (two hundred and ninety-two) acres, with
332 rode (or over, dnemile)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 theoil, free of all expense. Besides this, there
are two wells owned by the owners of the fee, from
which they get All the oil.
On this Farm there are now .ten wells in operation,
producing an average of ton barrels per day. and several
others are abont being tnbed. There are also on it 187
(eighty-seven) more lots, surveyed, and moie than fifty
applications are now standing to lease the latter forone
bslf the Oil to the owner*.
Ontol the twelve wells on this Harm eleven are now
paying handsomely; a fact which sufficiently demon
strates the great richness and reliability of the terri
tory.
Is the entire fee simple interest In 181 (one hundred and
eighty-one) acres, situate oathe Allegheny river, near
ly opposite the"** HooVer ” Farm, and a little nearer
Franßlln, at the month of Mill Bun, having a front of
96 rods on the Allegheny river, and one mile on both
rides of Hill Bun, with ample boring surface for one
lmm&red wells, or Lois ot ton rode square. This tract
Is known as the “Stewart Farm," and is clear of all
leasee or Incumbrances of any hind.
There Is now lit operation a fifty-barrel well (beside
several smaller ones) on ihe Cochran Farm, which ad
joins this on the Muth. In fact, the “Stewart" Farm
isftorowuied with good-paying wells, And within a
short time a single lease of 80. rods front, on the Imm.-
dlate opposite side of-the river, sold for »16ft 000 (one
hundred and sixty-five thousand dollar*.) On this
lease a' good well has been struck within a fo w days..
In addition to the territory of the ••Stewart” Farm,
which Is believed to bo equally as good as the ’* Hoov
er, ” there are oh It a three-story Grist HSU, with nne
water-power, a good farm-house, and. other bnlldlnge,
hat will beofnse to the company.
The durability of this Immediate oil section Is illus
trated by the fact that some of the wells on the “Hoov
er’ • Farm bare been pumping for over fonr years, with
out any material diminution in their yield, while the
oil herb produced, from* its greater convenience for
transportation and snperior gravity, always commands
from one to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at
Oil Creek.
The officers of the Company feel justified In present
ing the following estimate of what, with vigorous
management, the above lands can be mad* to yield for
the benefit of the stockholders in a comparatively short
U “ S: THE "STEWART FASH."
There Is room on this for ono hundred lots of ten rods
square, all of which can be leased Immediately for one
half the oil, free of all expense to the Company,
Estimating one well to each lot (ono hundred wells,
although there Is loom for three hundred) st the very
moderate average of ten barrels each, would make a '
Dally product of- * 1,000 bbls*
Out of this the Company’s share would he. 600 bbls.
Tains of daily yield to the Company, st v
ten dollars per bbl (it Is now selling at
SlA6o.)™—*6,ooo 00
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, this would make the Compa-
ny’s annual net receipts, from the Stew
art Farm alone. 1,600.000 00
AUowlngthesameeetlmatesforthe “Hoov- ,
er ” Farm, In which th* Company owns
one-fourth in fee of the land Interest, the
«r,nu«i net receipts from the latter would
he* —* * *... *■> •■***.. 376,000 00
Haklnf the annual , receipts from both
Jarms*t- •-1,876,000 00
Dedudtng from this amount the sum of
*376,000 for contingencies, would leave'
the - .
Het Annual Income of tie Company, ™-, *1,600,000 00
ALL THBSK LOTS CAH BS IMMSDIATBLT LBASBB.
If it it deemed expedient, et a royalty of'one-half tie
Oil. wltl covenant, binding lessees to sink wells, with
all poaaibla diligence, to tie deptl of 600 or more feet.
A SBW PLAIH TTOBDB TO BOBSCBIBBBS.
Ton are not asked to subscribe to this Stock will tie
expectation of immediately reoelvlm large dividends,
tat tle basis on -which tie Company rests, it is be
lieved, will make yonr investment not only »afe, but,
prospectively, of enormous value.
Hoi withstanding, at thepresentprices of oil, the Com
pany' e annual receipt, (without any further develop
xnenfc) ’would bo forty thousand dollar#* or tight p#r
cent, on the coat of the stock. - • •
The President, Hr. Stewart, la one of the most practi
cal and experienced oil operators in the State, and 11,
residence near the Company’a property and general
oversight Of itrmanagement is the best guarantee that
no efforts will be spared to make the investment pro
fitable.
Applications for a largo proportion of the stock have
already been made, tat none will be received until the
books of the Company an regularly opened for that
purpose.
Only a limited amount of the stock will be sold at
subscription price. ,
The stock will be Issued full paid, without farther
assessments.
BOOKS OF BOTSCBIPTIOH will be open for a few
days, on and after January 18, 1866, at the offlee of
XL G. JAMES, Treasurer,
feS-tf Ho. JOl WALHUT street. Fhilede.
SOTICK.
TEE OFFICE OF THE
NATIONAL OIL CREEK OIL COMPANY,
MERCANTILE PETROLEUM'COMPANY,
ABO.
PHILLIPS OIL COMPANY,
has been BEHOVED from No. 22-Norti Front street to
No. 80S WALNUT STREET,
where fhe business of, the Companies will hereafter be
conducted and information concerning the same cheer
fllilT giYABc
Subscribers to the stock of the NATIONAL OH,
OBEKK OIL COMPANY, who have not received their
Certificates, can obtain them by surrendering their ln
stalment Beeeiptsat the j MALCOLM,
fe27-6t ■ Secretary,
THE PEOPLE’S OIL COMPANY
IBS’ SDBSOBIFrION THICK FOB POLL PAIR
STOCK ONLY TWELVE AND'A HALF CENTS PBS
BBABX,
Subscription List cIOMB on
WEDNESDAY, March 1.
Capital, 900,000 Shares at $1 par.
. 60.C00 Shares reserved lor Working Capital.
The property consists of throe tract# on Sllpperyßock
Creek, in Lawrence and Butler counties, on a thirty
year lea*efcone-sixteenth royalty to owner. There i»
no doubt of this being an oU region unequalled by any.
Subscription list at office of a.' A. MARSHALL, Jr.,
5813 WAhNUT Street. . 1*
MEDICAL PURVEY OB’S OFFICE,
ILL Wabbington, D. C., Feb. 25, IMS,
Will he sold at Public Auction,-in this- city, on MON
DAY, the 13th day of March nsxlat thsM.dical Store
keeper's Depot, corner of F and EIGHTEENT H Streets,
at 10 o’clock A. M , a quantity of condemned Hospital
Property, consisting of Bedding, Cots, Iron Bedsteads,
Tin Cups, Knives, Forks, Packing Boxes, Bottles,
jbit Ac,
Successful bidders will he required to remove the
steree within £«> five days from sale. Terms cash in
Government funds. _ 0 BDTHBBLAND,
fe27-13t Surgeon and U. B. A Medical Purveyor
T7OR FINK DTEIIB AHD INK MA-
X' HUFACIURBBS-—REPINED COPPERAS, prepared
-with greaf ewe, for tale by the package. In iota to Bolt
purchasers, at a small advance on the price of the
“llso, CRUDE COPPERAS, manufactured and for sale
by HaRBIbON BROTHERS A CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists.
. fe27-lm* 105 South FRONT Street.
PARTES de visitb.—beautiful,
pleasing, and accural, styles Cartas deVlslto al
ways made at BIIMEK'S Gallery, BEOOND Street,
above Green. Set spsclmeaaof styles and execution,
and eruraxs. It*
S. fi. 008- SIXTH AND MARKET 6TRERTB,
OIL COMPANIES. ,
sr *■*
UNION OHBKBY BUN BASIN O£U
MININd COMPANY OP PITTSBUEO.
CAPITAL STOCK,-*—**,.,.... 1290,000
la £850,000 Shares of ONE DOLLAR Haclu
SSO,OOOpf whiohisroi aside for working capital.
Only a Halted number of shares to be sold*
OPPICBES.
slnneroKfl..
1 JOHN P. KBAMIK.
Cashier First National
Bank, Allegheny.
PBBai»EFT.
WM. MoUDTCHBOF,
Liberty fttreet, Pittsburg,
_ 8. B. MoBLBOT.
OfMcßlroy. Dickson SrCo.,
■Wood street, Plttsßttrg.
r WH. MOCDTCH.BON.
Liberty t street, Fitts burg.
Dr. h. E. M’ABOY,
Pittsburg.
' TREASURES,
E« A. GEOKGB.
Cashier Farmers 1 Deposit
National Bank, Pitts*
burg.
. BRORSTAUT.
JAMES McCDICHEON,
Liberty street, Pittsburg;
EBBNBZEE MoJDNKIN.
Butler, Fa.
Hon. JOHN M. DUNLAP,
Lancaster, Pa.
StTPBEIWTBJfPRHT.
THOMAS B. CLARK,
OU City, Pa,
PeSwlradaT *"ln Venango county.
AND CONSISTS OP
First, m acres choice territory in fee simple on
Hickory Week, oommenctog. about 875 rods from its
month, on the Alieiheny river, and extending alona
either side of theoieek, a distance of 260 rodsTmaktSJ
a water front entire of COO rods, or room at least for 203
wells. The developments now being made io this local
ity. combined with the late strikes on Pit Hole Creek,
and other.tributanei of the river, show and establish
conclusively the fact that time and labor are the only
necessary requisites to the obtaining of large paying
Wells on this territory. The land is subject to two
leases of one-half acre each,the Company receiving one
half the oil, and being at no expense.
Second. One- quarter lease- hold lots Nos. 48 and 49,
ALLEGHENY PETROLEUM COMPANY, *
On the Allegheny river, about one-fourth mile above
Horte Or*ek* and about thirty rods from a well now said
to be producing 40 barrels of oil per day. These lots
join front, each'B rods on the river—and extend back
some 20 rods—making a frontage of 16 rods.
TWO WELLS
Are going down on this property, one of ’which Is
neatly completed—being about some 400 feet; The in
dications are that this will be a big well, as already
several fine veins of oil have been struck.
LEASE, TWENTY TEAKS,'
Royalty, three-eighths oflhe oil.
■ Third..9-lCthslease-hold JniotNo. 39^
BPBINGFIELD PETBOLEUM COMPANY,
On Cherry Bun, about three quarters of a mile above
the "Seed” well, and but a short distance from the
’“Auburn, 1 * ••Yankee,” • and other good wells.
There is room on the property for three wells, one of
which is now being vigorously prosecuted. * Thirty
'days, it Is confidently believed, will make this well
ready for testing, av the machinery and everything con
nectedwiih it is of rite first order. Lease, 20 years;
Bor&lty, one-half of the oil.
- Fourth. The entire lease-hold of lot No 18,
ST. NICHOLAS OIL COMPANY,
. Cherry Bun. On this property there is room for four
Welle, one of whichis now being sunk. As this lease
is located near the famous Beed, Baker, aud Grocery
wells, producing respectively 280.100, and 200 barrels,
there is Bcsxcely a doubt of abundant success The record
of Cherry Bun chronicles-no failure In this favorite lo
cality Lease, 28 years; Royalty, half the oil,
Subscription Book for a limited number of the above
shares now open at the office of __ ‘
McCDTCHEON St COLLINS,"
»40 and »43 North FRONT Street
Philadelphia, Feb. 27,1665. fe27*6fc
INSURANCE.
EBICiH
LIFE INSPBANCE
TRUST COMPANY,
Walnut Street, Si E, Corner of fourth.
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1864,
f35r,800.
LOBSES PAID DURING THE. YEAR
AMOUNTING TO
$85,000.
Inturaßces made upon ike To til Abstinence Antes,
■the lowest'in-the world. Also npon JOIST STOCK
Sates, which are over 20 per cent, lower than Mutual
Bates. OrMUrnAL BATES, npon which aDIYTDEND
has been made of
PIETY PEE CENT.
On Policies in force January Ist, 1866.
THE TEN-YEAE NON-FOBFEITOBB PLAN, hr
which a person insnred can make all his payment in ten
Tears, and dees not forfeit, and can at any time cease
paying and obtain a paid-up policy for twice or thrice
the amount paid to the Company.
ASSISTS*
$1&),00Q IT. B. 6-20 bonds.mm*
40.000 City of Philadelphia 6s, new
SO,GOO U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness.
" 25,000 Allegheny county bonds +«*..
16,000 U 8 lose of 1881.-™
10,100 Wyoming Valley Canid bonder.
10,010 State of Tennessee bonds
10,000 Philadelphia and Brie Railroad
bonds.
10,000 Pittebnrg, Port Wayne, and Chi
cago bonds.
0,000 Beading Railroad Ist mortgage
6,500 City-of Pittsburg*and*o ther bonds
1,000 shares Fenna. Railroad stock—
-450 shares Com Exchange National
22 shar,s Consolidation National B’k
107 shares Farmers’ National Bank of
Beading...
142 shares Williamsport Water Corn*
pany.'.-r -l-m
192 shares American Life Insurance
and Trust Company....—
Mortgagee, Reid Berate, Groand Bents,Arc.. 207,278 S 3
Loans on collateral amply secured-... 112,755 73
Premium notes secured by —« 114,899 62
Cash in hands of agents secured by bonds... 26,604 70
Cash on deposit with tJ. S. Treasurer, at 6
per cent.........................60»0C0 00
Cash on hand and in banks.........— +++* 60,33167
Accrued Interest and rents due, Jan. I.— 10.454 71
THE AMERICAS IB A HOMS COMPANY.
Its TRUSTEES an well-known citizens in our midst,
entitling it to •moie / conslderation than those whose
managers reside in distant cities,
Alexander WbDldin, William J. Howard,
J. Edgar Thomson* Samuel T. Bodine,
George Nugent. JohnAikman,
Bon. James Pollock, Henry K. Bennett,
Albert G. Roberts, Bon. Joseph Allison,
p. B. Mingle, Isaac Hazfehuret.
Samuel work,
/
AIEX WHHJUHK, President.
SAMUEL WOBKj Yiee President
JOHN S. WILSON, Sec'r and Treasurer.
/ JOHN C. TABZB, Oeneral Agent,
No. 3013 STBIET.
fe24-fmw6t „,
piPORTANT
FINE ART ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE NATIONAL ART ASSOCIATION
OF BBW YOKE
Beg to announce for completion, for immediate de
livery to subscribers, of the Superb Steel- bine Bn
tiavini.
WASHINGTON RECEIVING A SALUTE
ON THE FIELD OF TEENTON,
From the original Painting, by those distinguished
Artists,
-J. FABD, B. 6. A , and B. AN6DBLL, B A.
It is endorsed'as a work of Art by a host of eminent
men* as evidenced by the opinions subi Dined:
THE HOST. EDWARD EVERETT
“A very pleasing and happily executed woTk—an en
graving of rare beauty. * EDWARD EVERETT.
LIEUT, GEE. WINFIELD SCOTT.
** Cannot'be contemplated without an increased love
of .Terr public and prTvate mraM) BCOTT-
THB ARCHBISHOP OF-HEW YORK.
“ It Is Indeed a beantlfal specimen of Art.”
JOBS McCLOSKEY, Archbishop of New York.
FEED E CHUBCH.
"I am delighted with the Bograving; it does fall
instlco to the noble simplicity and dignity which la the
great charm of the picture. 11 FEBu. B. CHOECH.
HOB. WH. H, SBWAED
“ Offer my congratulation, upon the patriotism and
Shod taete shown, and upon the successful execution of
Rework.”
THE PRESIDENT OF THB UNITBD STATES.
" Accept my congratulations upon the completion of
this very beaotlfnl worh. ’ ’ A. LINCOLN.
HBNBT W. LONGFELLOW.
“ Beautifully executed. Accept my best wishes fcr
your .access. A BESET W. LONGFELLOW.
MAJOR GENERAL SHEEHAN. IT. S. A.
‘ ‘ Fully m> rite the high encomiums it. ha. received. * *
WM. T. SHERMAN, Major. Gen.ralD.S. A.
- This manniflcent Lina Bnfiavirutia
THB FIRST OF ANAHN&AL SERIES
Of Hret-clase ergravSngs of American Babieets, to be
Issued eaeh year, all of which will be orialnal works,
and of tbe highest order of merit, at the low price of
FIVE DOLLARS,
Which include* free ad million to the Gallery of the
Amncinttpn atalltimag. a.nd i» intenstio.
TWENTY WOBTH OF
PAurasos, •
Ard other works of Art. to be *
PKSSBHTID TO THS SUBSCBTBXBB 808 THJB CUB
BBMT TBAB’B BNOBAYOfa
Jftgofclations-witiji distinguished artists for works for.
future r tars’ issues are aow securing to the
AND
. YALTIB.
Copie* of the ‘' WASHINGTON EgC*mHO ASA.
LOTS ON THE FIELD 0? TEBNTON” mar ba. eeeo
at JAB. s. sable & sons’ gallsbikB.Blg.ohk3T
ßUT Street, Philadelphia, or at the Gallery of the
NATIONAL ABT ASSOCIATION. 561 and 563.880 AD.
WAT. New York; also, at the principal Art Stores is
every city in tho country.
The Engraving will be forwarded. rettitelvpaoked in
a strong tube, upon vaeeipt of FIVE DOLLABB. di
rected to the Aotnarr at the Galleria*, a* above, or Box’
44»Foat Office, New York, or to
JAB. 8. BASLE & SONS,
816 CEJSSTIUJT BTBKBT,
PgILABBUPgU.
feß-mhljt
tasteful aw> substahtiai. olotshw
JOHN M. CBIWFOED,
New Castle, Pa.
9394,136 50
$966,46179
FINANCIAL.
BDYTAU) BOBIFS. HOBLIBB B. I?*A*SON.
gDW. BdSIWS Sc CO.,
STOCK AKTy EXCHANGE
BROKERS,
NO. 47 poiJTK 1 HIED SXBEETi
PHILADELPHIA.
Alt KIIfDS OF
BANK NOTI3, COLD, "SILVEB, STOCKS, BONDS.
ANN tfOVKRNMKNr SECURITIEB,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Collections medferon all parts of tbe country,
deposits received,-subject to sight draft, acd interest
allowed. fe2B-3m
gECOND
NATIONAL
OP PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA,
(LATE IRON CITYtBUST COMPANY.)
CAPITAL. $300,000.
BANKEBS’ AND MBHCH'AHTS’ COLLECTIONS
promptly attended to on the most faremhle teroriu
6. E. WAMSB, Presides!.
JOHN B. PATTERSON, CaaMer. fe2f-ffin
A. WARDER?,
M STOCfc BROKER,
_ No.j»B##ALMOT Street. „
Stocks and Loans negotiated. Bubsbripttons received
for the new Halted States 7 30 Loan in eume of *5O and
upwards. mtil wlmlßt*
OH* STOCKS, U. 8. LOANS, *c.,
NOUGHT AND SOLD
.ON COMMISSION,
Bt GBOEGKJ.’ BOX*.
Broker,
jH-SmU No. 18 Sonth TOIBD Stmt
wants.
ED
FIBST-GLASS
GROUND RENTS
.. AND
MORTGAGES,
IN EXCHANGE FOB GOOD
OIL STOCKS,
Pa.irg 3 ter cent, par month dlYldends Addieae
with parti colors, “Box 931.”
. mb! 8t» Philadelphia Boat Office:
TIT ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A
FT Bfination In a Wholesale Hosee teleum the bnsi.
.neas. No eomptnoation expected for the first three
mouthr. Eoet of references. Address "E. M at
thia Office. • Its
WANTED -BY A f GENTLEMAN
T T and wife, two pleasant rooms, with board, In a
private family, in gome part of the city, north of Mar
ket and west of Broad street.
Address**?. C. C,” Press Office* Philadelphia,
References exchanged. ■ It*
WANTED-A SITUATION, BT A.
" * Young Man, as Sntry Olerk or Asßista&t Book
keeper in some mercantile or manufacturing establish
menu Good reference given, Address ** L. 8,. ” No.
1308 THOMPSON Street , mhl-Ss
WANTED—IN A PRODUCE COM
** Mlf SION HOUSE, an active, Industrious man,
having experience in the business, and who can influ
ence ci&fcirnmenta. Address “Produce,”
‘ ffihl-wfrm&» . Press ogee.
WANTED-A. MAN OF ENERGY
” and integrity, to join the advertiser in opening
a Real Estate and Conveyancing Office in the Oilße
tioas. Apply immediately at 930 MARKET Bt. It*
"WANTED—PIT HOLE CREEK OIL
« » TERRITORY. Address, with full particulars
and lowest price, **?. f , ore of Rosier,” P, 0. li*
WA NT E D—A * SINGLE MAN TO
" T take care of Offices. Apply at GST WALNUT
Stmt. Must come well recommended. mhl-2t*
WANTED—AN OFFICE CLERK FOR
" * a first class Hotel in one of the principal efties of
Pennsylvania. Must have a knowledge of hotel busi
ness and acquaintance with Ohio and Pennsylvania
trade. Reference required. Apply at
PATTERSON, COANE, & CO. *B,
fe27-3t* 38 liorth SECOND htreat.
WANTED—IN A DRY GOODS JOB
BING BOOSE, OK HABKET Street, a SALES
MAN who can control a food cash trade.
Address **Dry Goods,”
fe27- 6t* Press office.’
A GRADUATE. OF THE UNITER
SITY desires a SITUATION as TEACHER of
Glassies or Mathematics'in'& Private School, or as
Tutor in a family. Address “ Horace, * 1 Press Office.
feSS at*
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE. FOR
•" Housekeepers, Seamstresses, Chambarraatds.Walfc
en, Hurses, Cooks, Laundresses, and ceneral house
work, white and colored. 80% LOCUST St. fe7o-im
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE FOR
Clerks, Book-keepers, Salesmen, Packers. Porters,
watchmen, Coachmen, Drivers, Conductors, Bar-tend
ers, Waiters, Farm hands. Gardeners, Ac. Employers
suited at short notice. 80S and 804 LOCUST Street.
fe2o-lm
TO WATCHMAKERS AND JEWEL
-A. ESS.—Wanted, an experienced SALESMAN, ac
quainted with the Retail Jewelry Business. Most give
good references. Apply to
LEWIS LADOMUS,
fe2B 2t Ho. 802 CHESTNUT Street, Phllada.
4tQ non —A PERSON HAYING
$3,000 would like to invest it in a safe
BUSINESS, or would loan it to a party who would give
him employment. Applicants must give real name and
business. Address “Investment*”
mhl wfrmSt* - Press office. -
M WANTED TO RENT—FOR THE
summer season a FURNISHED HOUSE, with sta
bling for two or three horses. The neighborhood of
Germanfcownpreferred.
Address *P, EL,” Press office. fe22-wfm6fc*
« WANTED TO RENT FOR THE
SUMMER—A Comfortable House with Stablings
near a Railroad Station A Furnished House preferred.
Address Box 1100 Philadelphia Post Office. fe2S fit*
« WANTED TO BENT—BEFORE
the first of April, a BWELLIBG, with the modern
improvements, with 9to 19 rooms. Bonos of $95
Address "H.,” 303 Market street. felD-lm*
JOB SAUES AJVO TO LET.
piT HOLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Of valuable Oil Territory, on Fit Holfe Greek, liter the
United States Oil Company’s flowing well, can be
bought on reasonable terms, if applied for soon* Fee
simple, clear of all incumbrance, title indisputable.
Two Wells now going down on the property.
T. W. TERRY,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
MFC) It BENT, A FURNISHED
COUNTRY BOUSE. Apply at 80. 326 South
FOURTH Street. - fe2?-3t*
Mto let —desirable rooms
and cellar of a *tore, MARKET, between Fourth
and Filth streets. Address ‘’Box 163,’ 5 with name and
residence. fe2B-2fc*
MFOR SALE, THE THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING, vrith double three-story Back
Building, No. 1615 GIRaRD Avenue, finished through*
out in best manner, and with all the modern improve*
mente Possession given at an early date. Ad ply at
Ho. 835 North THIRTEENTH Street fe2B-3t*
M DESIRABLE FRANKFORD PRO
FERTY FOR SALE.—A number of email and con
venient Brick DWELLINGS, situated on CHURCH St.,
between Paul and Orchard streets
Also, tbe valuable building LOT. northeast comer of
CHURCH and PaUL Streets, 35 by 100 feet.
Will be sold on accomuodatiog terms.
Apply to A. K. & F. K, WOMRATH,
mhLtt *l5 ARCH Btreet.
For sale—the good will,
Stock, and Fixtures of a CIGAR STORE, doing a fair
business Apply to GEO. W. KNIGHT,
mhl-2t* No. 603 POPLAR Street.
f\EL, COAL, AND TIMBER LAND
V FOR SALS.
210 and 1.060 acres In Elk eouniy»s2o.
120 and 990 do. in Forest county, *looani $5O.
200 do. In Centre county* $2O.
Also, in Cloarfield.Olinton.Lycoming, and other coun
ties. A. OLWINE & CO.,
mhl-et* S. W, cor. ELEVENTH and RIDGE Ar.
F)R sale or exchange—coal
Oil. STORAGE ROT, 300 feet front on the Dale
ware, commencing at low water-mark, and running
back2,6Co feet. Located between Westmoreland and
Ontario streets. Ml LLER.
mhl wthsStif 15* North SIX rg Street.
-UOR SALE—LARGE LOT OF 21|
A ACRES, located on the Old Second-street Road,
south of the city, and S£ of a mile only south of Penn
sylvania Central Railroad, from the Schuylkill to the
Delaware river, at Greenwich Point.
mhi-wthsStlf MILLER, 15§c North SIXTH Street.
T7OR SALE—STEAM SAW-MILL AND
A, timber LANDS AND TIMBEa -A new, first
class, thirty-hone power circular SaW-MILL, with
three hundred and forty acres of first Quality White
Fine Timber Land, with the usual variety of other
Timber; one and a half million feet of Logs cut and
ready to manufacture, and. Timber'Lea* e for two mil*
lion of feet. Hill adapted for catting bill stuff, and a
number of bills now offering. Accessible to the Penn
sylvania Railroad at Tipton by Flank road, Mule
-Teams and Oxen will be sold with the property, if re*
ouired. Sold to close a concern Apply at Ho. 3 FOR
REST PLACE. 133#- South FOURTH Street, or to
JOHN ELLIOTT. TIPTON,- Blair county, who will
show ihe property and give full particulars . YJJU be
sold a bargain. feBs »mw3t
SALE,
A the MACHINERY AND FIXTURES
OF THE PHILADELPHIA STEAM LAUNDRY.
S. B. comer of BROAD and WALLACE Streets,
consisting of 1 pair of large Dash Wheels and Gearing,
1 steam Callender, one large Wringer, Shafting, Pul
leys, andßelting, three Zarge Dry Rooms, Basket, Irons,
three large Ten* a (one 20,000 gallons capacity), also 20-
horea Engine and Boiler in good condition. f*2B-3t*
ORGAN.—FOR BALE, OR;MAY BE
v rented, afine-toned CHDECH ORGAN, ten stops,
sub-baas. Apply 1344: G LRABD Avenue. fe2S-3t*
TO RENT—LOT OF GROUND, ABOUT
A JIVE ACRES, annate north ride of COLUMBIA
Avenue, between Stump lane and Seventeenth street.
Apply 83* South THIRD street. fe2B 2t*
FOR SALE—A FINE CAR
•eKSA.'BIAGE AND SADDLE HORSE.
Sold for want of nee. Vo be seen at McCrea’s Stables.
THIRD Street, above MARKET. „ „
S. R SNYDER,
fe2B-2t* 49 N. THIRD Street,
ENFEEBLED AND BELIOATE CON
JCi bTITUVIOHS. of both sexes, nse HBLKBOLD’S
EXTRACT BUCHU. It wUlglve brisk and enerietiSs
feellngrifad enable yon to sleep well.
XXOFFMAN %JAMEB, ATTORNEYS
-O- at L.Wllfe-COBYBV ONCERS,
FRANKLIHi VESiHGO COUNTY, PBNNA.
SAXPShW. HoidtetAkt,. . , WuuakH. Jmxxb.
(late oS Philadelphia. 1
REFER TO
Charles B. Lex, Esq.. , I James H. Little. Baa.,
B. C. Knight & CO.TI _ I R. AW. C. Bid&ftA do..
W. H. Veaton ACo. fell-Sta
TITRATE OB'SOD A—2oo BASS JUST
I* received, and for Bale In lots to anit pnrehaiers, by
HARRISON BROTHERS* CO..
Manufacturing Cbeeafsts,
fe37 Im* 105 Sooth FROST Street.
MILITARY and .naval claim
AGINCX.-FRABK KBGffiT-jKB, Attorney. I*o
S. SIXTH Bt,, Fhttada. Officers’ Or.-dnauca,Quartermas
ter, mid. all ether Accounts Settled, and Receipts ofNon-
Indebtedness procured througU Agency in Wash
ington. ftefret
DOSTON BROWN BREAD, FRESH
H Daily, at EILBY’S BJJKBRY.
i 62- 6t* 1115 BACK Street.
n H. GARDEN & CO., NOS. 600 AND
V. 60St MARKET- Street, Ma»n»etnrew(rf and
'Wholesale Dealers in HATS, CAPf. FURS, BONNBTg,
STRAW GOODS. ARTIFIOIAL FLOWBBS.HUOHSS,
tt c &c. The largest end moat complete stodt. and tbs
best terms. Covutry Merchants and the Trade sn,-
piled . _
AT SEASONABLE FBIOMS.
ACADEMY OF M¥SIC.
liBOWAED Pig BQTOS
—™.COK»CTOTOE
CABL ABBOHUTZ
posmvzMr fitgr week
BKIIIItBT *******l,l, S*ASO» OF
GBAUD SBRIUH OPBBA.
THIS (WBDBBBDA.T) BVEHtKo w„.v 1'
of Vob Weber’s OUef ia f(rai .
. JP*® fbEtschutz.
The raCASTATIOR SCKIfE, in a iBP«m Alir
Will lie glTen in a gorgeous style, wiEh the sc“a«ri<£
properties, and paraphernalia from the Hew lorka.l
Boston Academies.
And in addition,
_ third sonvEsrcs be gougert,
Vfhtn Hr. CHABL&S KU2?KSG, t&fe celebr&Ud
Pianoforte Tlrtuoso, will make his first appearance |»
city.
Prograanne of the Conceit will be published is
the advertiecmtiitg oMhe evening paoere.
BSE JiißisCHrT rz
AGATHB -...M’LLB MAKrETKEDBaini
Affix... .THEODORS HABPgLKAH
AERtrCHBU M’LLB PADLINE CIJISSt
CASPAE. -ISfiDOBE LBBHAN
CDBO ........... OTTO LSHXfiN
OTTOK4B BEIBEMH BTKUSB.JKB
BILIiH. BUODfiKO HfiIWKK
HiKmIT „.v,....~~.... ASTON OBAFF
BaMIEL —; EDOBAED BERSDOEF
THURSDAY. March *.1885.
Only time, most positively, oi Beethoven's mrstec
work.
“ rFROIAto HAertF thfonghoot all the land.
. Onto fill the ißh.htta.ts thesof ’ *
fJRAND INAUGURATION
OS'- THR
_ . - NATIONAL'UNION
SOLDIERS* AND SilLOHr HOMS ASSOOItTroir
In connection with theio au goration of ’
,, THE UNION DIBITS BELL.
EThe Bell Is to measore rteet in height, io reet fi
inches in width at the mouth/ and' to weigh sTam
pounds, each I.OCO pounds representing one of the iMrCv
six States of the Union. 3 *
AT TH.y- . ,
ACADEMY OP'inrSlC.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH «ths, 18BS.
The Orchestra and Chorus usiar thd direction of
mb. hassles.
mi , t .scaleofprram-
Tloketj fil, -Bitli Kewrved ba Bad at tha
CiMtantaLsef * elny ’ an<iat Oiaxiaa^’Slat, Martian’*.
_ Doors open at 7 o’clock"
InangurMion Ceremony to commence ~a;r7% o’clock.
. „ t PROGRAMME:
1. Orchestra—Overture, "Wm Tali ” .Rwsut,
% Imxodactorf and Explanatory Remarks by ex-<3wr
„ Poiloak, President of the Association!
3. Prayer.—.. By the Rev. T)*. Krsuth.
4. Orchestra—
6. Reading of the Scriptures-
. By the Revr Dr; Net.to*
6. Chorus and Orchestra—My Country, 'tis of thaa
C The awtfence it respectfully in vtteSfto rise tout
goinin singing this national Anthers!?! <
( scenic Effect—An exact model of the'projected
7. < 'great Union Liberty Bell.
(Orchestra —“Bail Columbia.”
8. Chorus and Orchestra—“ Star Spangled Banner ■*
8. OraUon. Bytheltev. Bishopatmpeon.
•‘Proclaim liberty thronghont all ihelahdr
„ Onto all the inhabitants thereof. ”
10 f* ffact View of a Soldler’SHonM.
11. Benediction" *‘*weet hSu.,”
12. Orchestra
nth!
■RJEW CHESTNUT-BT. THEATRE—
XT chests nr stekst, above twelfth:
WJSDNESDAV MarSh I
COS MNBBD TKIDMPH
OF THK TODHG. BBADTIFDL AM> GIFTS*
MIBB HELBS WBSTBBB.
who will appear upon this occasion as
CYNTHIA. THk GIFSSY,
. „ , , BT PAHTICDLaB BEQOEST,
in Bockatonf’s Boantiful Drama, in S act., tie
m „ FLOWERS OF THE FORKS! 5
Xbe performance to conclude wlik the amualne Farte
called
MY PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
FBI DAT BENEFIT OF HELEN WESTERN.
SATUBDAY AFTERNOON. Kirch4th,
FAMILY MATINEE.
TBBTBBBB GUARDSMEN wIH be pmenM.
STREET THEATRE.
- THIS (WEDNESDAY)
AND
* V „ EVERY EVENIIG.
__ t Mr. J. S, CLARKE
Will appear ae
TOM BADGER,
In the great gestational Drama of
THE STREETS OF PHILADELPHIA
Seats should be secured in advance.
MUS. JOHN DREW’S NEW AROH~
"I STBBBT THEATRE.
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY OF
” THB STREETS OF NEW YORK,-”
WITH ITS FINE CAST. SCENIC AND MECHANICAL
EFFECTS.
..mrJ'JSiSglSjyS?^ B SNOWT SCENE. ”
“THE TENEMENT HOUSE.’’and the CBX.BBHATB
FIRE SCENE **
fe27-6t ON MONDAY NBXgJIBS. LANDER.
AMERICAN CIRCUS.—
WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
Mesurs GARDINER & HEMMiaGa -Proprietor*.
Mr. FBANKWHITTAKER ....-.-Masterof theCitoto!
Will open on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, lit efi
March, ensuing.
'Messrs. GARDINER A HBMMINGS take pleasure is
anrouneing to the citizens of Philadelphia that they
have engaged the building on Walnut street, abovu
Eighth, for a limited porlod for the GREAT A OHIO AN
CIRCUS COB^ysj—a titmipe the best artiste iu tha
profession. THE ZOUAVE ENTREE will be produced
for the first time in this city on Wednesday afternoon.
The following named stars will Tender brilliant thk
scenes in the mg: JAMES MADIGAN, double Some**
r ;,F Ma £ L %- Le Petite CA
ELIZA GARDINER, Equestrienaei: tike
Polish Brothers WILLIAM and GEORGE.'great Qns
nastsj W JH LESTER, the Posturer; GEO/ SaoBv
DEBS, Equestrian; Mr. FOSTER the American
Jester and Clown; R BEMMLBGS, Tight Rope m4L
Equestrian; DAN GARDINER, Clown and Comic Singer,
and other great celebrities. The two little Ponie*
named in honor of Gen. Grant and Gen. Sherman, wtif
be introduced every evening, and at the performance*
on Wednesday and SatnTday afternoons. The company
WiU inaugurate the*;'PONY RACES” as early a*po<H
Bible. Great eare will be taken to maintain the dignity
slre&dy achieved, by paying dim regard to moral mh*
tiniest.
Admission to the Great Show—First Tier, 50 cts.; Se
cond Tier, 25 ets.; Private Boxes, $3 and ss* as to ais*
and location. Evening Performance# commence at 7.48.
Performance every Wednesday and Saturday After
noon, commencing at 2% o’cioclt.
£l ON CERT
MONDAY EVENING, February 27,
AND EVERY BVENISG UNTIL FURTHER NOTION
__ The original and only
CHBISTY MINBTEELB,
J. W. 8AYN0E...... »«**;So(e Proprietor and Manage
Twenty established Artiste in the Ethiopian Proigi*
Mon. and the world-renowned Comedian,
GEORGE CHBISTY.
New Songs, New Burlesques, New Faces, and elite
Old Favorites.
Admission***.#...., 25 cento
Beserved Seats****,**-***• M {jo cento
fe2S-9t J* H. SUBEIPGB, Agent.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC*
D. L. CARPENTER'S
TWENTIETH ANNUAL FLOBAL SOIREE.
WEDNESDAY BVJBfitING,
April 19, 1865
w. n. a TICKETS THREE DOLLIES,
To he had of J. Thornier, Esq., 311 Chestnut street:
them*nagers, and of D. L. Carpenter, at his Dancing
Academy, 6ZS Arch street. fe2S-6fc*
fJEBMANIA ORCHESTRA,—PUBLIC
'-" REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at SK o oloefc
P> M«, at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Tickets, 3
cents. Six Tickets, $1; to be had at Gould’s, todn’g
and Meyer’s Music Stores, and at the Hall. nol-tf
PHILADELPHIA
THE academy of fine arts.
a CHESTNUT StreeL above Tenth, la OPEN DAILY
for visitors, from 9 A. M. to 6 F. K. jeV
HOARDING.—A LARGE, PLEASANT
Second-story FRONT BOOM will he vacant in flt
few days, at 8. B. corner of GfiBBN and EIGHTEENTH
Street a. mhl-St
T>o ADDING WAN TED FOR MAN
A* and Wife, within six squares of Third and Market
streets. Address A. O. MEhLHAJST, Press office. 28 3C*
HOARDING.—WILL BE VACATED,
the let of March, two Urge handsomely-fornifthed
rooms, on the flret floor, sued one Bingie room, third
story, at 906 SFKUCE Street feH-fit*
■pDUCATIONAL.—WANTED, BY A
AU Graduate, of ample experience in teaching, to pur
chase the good- will and fix tores of an established
BOABDING OK DAY SCHOOL.
Persons having such properties for sale or rent, or
those wishing such an institution established in their
own locality, would do well to address "Graduate,"
Press office. - mhl-wfinfo* •
WEST GROYE BOARDING SCHOOL*
▼V for GIKLB, at WEST OBOYS STATION, F. and
B Central B&ilroad, Chester County Fa
The SUMMER TSBK of this institution will coa
xoeace on SECOND-DAT, the Ist of FIFTH- MONTS
next, to continue 20 weeks. The eonree of Instruction
Is extensive and thorough, and H adapted to all ate*.
For circulars, Ac.,-addsess the Principsl,
THOS- P. CONARD.
West Grove, Pa.
fe27-mtn2m
WOODLAND SEMINARY FOB
YOTJHG LAD IBS, Wos. 9 and 10 W3ODLATO
TEBBACB, West Phll&dfi. Bar. HBNBY KBBVSB*
A* M., Principal. ieM-ffir*
TILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.—
T MfLITAKY BOARDING SCHOOL, fou n»n»
from MEDIA, Fa. Thorough coarse in Mathematies#
(Hassle*. Natural Selenees, and InflUh; practical
tons is Civil Engineering. Pupils received at any time#
and of all ages, and enjoy the benefit! of a home. BSik
feis to John C. Capp & Son,S3 South. Third street; Theft
J. Clayton, Beq., Ptfih and Prone street**
Kern, and others. Address Sex. J. SBSVBT BAB
TON, A* M.. VILLAGE GBEBB. penn'a. noA6m
TAKR NO MORE UNPLEASANT
A and unsafe remedies for unpleasant and dance
rons diseases. Use HSLHBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHIT
and IMPKOVED BOSS WASH.
AUCTION SALE' OP HIDES AND
•**- TALLOW.-Will be Bold at Pnblte auction, at
SIXTH-Sneet Wharf, WASHINGTON. D. C , oa
THOKSDiT, the 9th day of March. 18&5, at 11 o’clock'
,A. H.» the following articles, moreoraesa:
6,745 Salted Beef Hides.
31 Dry Beef Hides.
1,224 Sheep Skins.
19,412 pounds of Beef Tallow
457 pounds of Hatton Tallow.
' 676 gallons of Xfoata-feot OH
Terms Cash. G. BELL*
mhl- 5t Ideat. Col. andC. fL
T> EMOVAL.—JOH2LH.. WILLIAMS *
At! 00. have remoyed from. Ho. 329 to Ho. Ml
CBBSTNDT Street, lately oeeapled hrHuna Wa
McKee & Co.
CHAELBS F. HAEBgpiMK baa B BH.O VHB
frees Ho. IBS to
340 CHKSFHOT STBBBT
copaktbsrbkA > notice.
Mr. GHABLBB W. HASgLTINB beocmea a Partner Ik
«r«rm from thi. date.. % * cO .
Pbtr.AJigi.PHia, Yabrnary Iff, 1868. feld-lm*
fiSBl FIRE AND THIIF-PROOF
|ajl|B*yg MAHWACTOEY. bariaagd ernaU !tof<*
kept constantly oa, hand by J. HASSENBOBT, 4A#
VIHB Street, fog-lntif*
#rnrn estey’s
COTTAGE ORGANS
Hot only TJMXpBLLBB, bnt OTBWAMIg
of Tone aaS Power, denned especially for Gniurucs
. Al*. a eotntd.i.
eon»tantlr on hand. iaa->»
CJEATTERED. constitutions r®-
>ygTOßßl)by HBLUBOLD’aBXTRAOTKECfIP.
nABINBT FURNITURE.
O KQOXK M QAMPIOX,
„ MCI Sonti S»spn) ■Bnet, _
mmintosTfiML ■■■ ■>
CHOVELS AND SPADES.
® l.ap&doß at reduced nrioes, at GIO. HALPMAH*B
SHoVbL EAOTOBY. northweal eorsor QPABBY and
BEEAD Street., between Arab and Baoe and geeoa*
and Third .trieta. larAmtrtf*
THE FARNSWORTH QIL COMPANY
A hare remoyed their Ofioe to Ho. 9«t GBUTBO*
atQTT, Boom yIBLTO , _
DSPAsaMsaTins oosrwi w**>
JfcMUBEMEWTS.
PIDBLTO;
T . SITDBDAY. Match! VJB6S,'
BAST OB.VITB M ATIHBE
HALL,
BOARDim
EDUCATIONAL.