SMITH. —OnTuesday. 7lh last,, Fannie May Bmltk. dinghUreofßobert S. and Emily 0. Bmltfc, lathe ith 7e»r of her a*e. . Funeral to proceed to the Media Cemetery, from 17U IFUbertetreOt, on Friday mornlna, at 9 o’olook, -wltli. «Ont farther notice. *<« PLAIN BLACK GOODS.— Lapin'* Tunlses. 11 Bombazines. " . All-wool Sep*. KmpceesOloths, Merlnoes and Cashmeres •* Hotuullne Do L&lnes. " 8-4-*rtd6 Barefe Hernani. •• niSMiWJ 14 Cr «* M ‘" u - BISBOHjt BON. Monrnln* Btor*. No. 018 CHESTNUT Street. If?YRE & LANDELL ARE RE- A STOCK of .oportor DRY GOODS odaptod tp tbs DAfLT WAHTS ofEYEBX FAMILY. F|ol|toiiltofSUple Good.. £»• Stock of Fancy Goods. SCW Goods daily received §3gp> FOCRIMSSIH WARD WILL PAY *llO CASH AS WARD BOUNTY I! *50,000 ON HAND TO GASH WARRANTS!!! Appjrtatwera# A. M. and4P M„ to the Beoraltlat t Committee, 8. Bloomer of THIRTKSNTH aid OBESN where the Treasturei will he la attendance to ™5 the Recruit aa soon as mustered. THOB. THOMPSON, TieMuiW. '-jgsgT* XI,3E HITBENTH WARD pats the HIGHEST BOTJNTr, IN CASH. CITY BOUHTY PAID IB CASH. M. WANNER, Eecrnltln* Agent, ler of THIETEEJTTH and BKAHDYWIHE Street*. il-« VET.BKANBI THE FIFTEENTH WA.BD 8 THE HIGHEST BOUNTITOVETEBANS OBSSITSD TO THB WARD. Office, mM-6t ST. W. ooraet FIFTH and FSUNB Streets, IXNTH WARD. $9OO FOB VOLUNTEBKS FOB ONB TBAB* itered in and credited to the TBRTH WABD. ’ Bounty, $4OO -d Bounty w 100 »&ise&t Bounty 100 ‘or One terans for Hancock s Corps: ' Goveinmont Bounty • •*»»•* ►»»» HIM t 300 One Ye&r ..... .....*9OO to A. H. FEANCISOUS.Treasnrer, 513 MARKET Streat,. EI.PAIA ASB SBSEOA OOHPABT —A meeting of the teld THIS BVBNIKG, March 10th, Hall_of the Good Intent Engine TWELFTH fasMoned Ward Meeting to collect llluuo tie Draft will lie Isld THIS (Friday) EVBtUNa. ■no UNITED STATES ENGINE HOOBB, WOOD rtet, aboya Fourth. Let all who -with to obtain Car tcatoa attend. Eubscripttone can be paid through tbe y and eyening at GEO. M SNOWDEN 6 Drag Store. »y order of the Committee. OHAS. M. WAGNER, Proridont. toe. H. CoKKETit., Secretary. lt_ DRAFTED KEN OF THE EES- TENTH WARD-Pay Tour Assessments, or iward Mar oli. Ton are requested to at tea d a Meet to bn held at MADlfeO* SCHOOL HOUjB, BBff iREET Street, above Noble, on SATDBOAY RYSN- O, March 11th., 1860. Irma your assessments, and enemrage yonr friends lo likewise. Men arebein* rapidly enlisted. Mon«*y ill that is wanted. Tbs ladies are most lespestfnlly fed. The meeting wIU be addressed by Theo Cay- Bsq., 001. «i, B Mann, Bey. Mr. G&ttxcart, Or. *witz, and other eminent speakers. ''-vfisME: — IH CASH OF "ASST* OTHBB 'WARD- ■ :ply to D. P. TEMPLKTOtf. Froyoet Marahnl’e e, coiner of Thirteenth and Brandywine ctreats; ’.tenant SPOKES, at eoathwct corner of Seventh Girard avenue; JOHH M BILEY, Treasurer, No. ihestcut street, or the President, Wdf S HALL, YHjt etieet, ai>ove Jefferson. mM-et GREAT STEREOPTICON EXHI BITION in Heddinc Chari*, SIXTEENTH and IS, THIS (Friday) EVBHIHG, at 7Ji o’clock. IBAS J. Jt KBS Lectures oa the diffargat views, at Ike door: 34 coats for adults; 16 coats for It* TME DIRECTORS OF THE CHEEKY KEN PETEOIEira COMPANY hare JAY declared a dividend o(TEN (10) PEE CENT. t l« outlie TWENTY-0 HIED lnet., dear of State 'eoke eloee on the s , ™ Oh a Jit or? the* ‘BXSCUTIVK COMMITI'BB of the JHWABB, held Oh March 9, 1885, the following Besolvtd? irhat. each wardbe reoneited to send two delegatee to a Meeting to be held on SATUitIJ AY BV&IHO at m o’clock. at the' C?“|£Cohrt Hroee, Sontheaat ctrner of BIXTO and CHBSTMBf Streete. -for the surooßa of EQUALIZING tMEI WAitu JOUHTIEB. JOB. B. OOAD. M. D„ Chakman. J. §■ BIBKBB, Secretary. mhlo-3t« ICOIVBB BT BBT, JACQEESS, atCONCEHTHiLL, on WEDKBB - EYBIHISG, March 15th, 1865, „ _ iubiect— **My Experience inßiehmond i or, Conrer itions with Jeff Davie* Becjamin. A Go. - The late peace mission of 00l Jacguess bas exoited nuch attention. Various accounts of his visit tot the (Abel capital have been made, in which much fiction gras mingled with a few facts In this lecture he pro poses [to give the particulars of hte interview with the rebel authorities, and the impressions received there- admitting,a gentleifisn and two ladies, one \tiov gisKie admission, 50 cents. *or sale by T. B. ”£'B. W 7 corner Sixth and OneatDnt Btreeta; Per ,lio * Higgins, M H. Tonrth street and Thornier ism, H7B. earner of Eighth and Spring^Garden FAME Oil, COMPASR Offiee Ho. W 1 Sooth FIFTH Street. je(cw is the time to secure the Stool, of this Company to day or to*moriow will no doubt close the * ale ol W mhM“*t CllPitftl, JAMBS aiBBOHS, Proeiaent. COMMENCEMENT. THI *«■ HOAL COSfMBKOEMBHTof tts PBItADBD « COhLEQE O t PBaKMACV will be held oa VIUHI'A'S BVBBIIJG heat, the iatt.. at the MUSICAL FUHD HALE. Prof. PAHBIBH Will deliver th The i GeriDania. Orchestra will be la attendance. The pnbllo Is Invited to attend. mhe-ot Kgp TIIU UVB riRK.-IHK EX ECO. fas TIYB COMMITTEE, Being about to Bring their onejatione to a clone, would roanest eons holding •nbsartotioss ia aid of the Sufferers by tha lata Fira* KIRTB and WASHIHQTOS Streets, to report on £™fow the 18th iMtJandleaT* any money In their bands with tha President. B. P. «o. 007 sak^ gOM Street, or the Treasurer* JHO. B ELLBY, OATHA Bin*. Below EIGBTM By order of the Committee., HICHOtsONi m1,9-8t Seereta»y.__ a*-s**> lIFFICK OF THE CXTT BOBSXI- TOMB OOMMISBIOIf. COMMOSWBtLTH RMifia la hnebT liTtn that the Commission for the ,&,ment of U>» OUT Bounty are *““9‘°iU« e SS and adjust too elalme of all new reorulta under tte wo- Tlaione of enUtlog Ordinanoee. - w.™.t im Volun tool Volunteers for Three Tears will a Warrant for V 0 BIX HtJHBBBD DOLIeABS. iy are also prepared to receive 'J award to, all eiUsenswho ehiOl oe drafted for one e* s service, a»d bedoly f« ttary duty* or*hall famish substitutes, cernncates '"“““ffiMl&ID DOLLABB. f.aatww i ATTJRHTIOK ! KECKIHTS.—TME ELEVENTH WARD la payln* theHlahsrt miles, la Gash, besides Cashing lie City Warrants, .11 credited to it. Apply to any of Chief Franklin’s Offlcs, Rational Gnards’ Hall. Inei a Military Hall, Third, helow Groan, the hall on d and Coates streets: or at Marshal liofcmaas :e. Third street, above Spruce. . lie Citizens of the Ward meet BTBBT HICHT, at Ball BECOHD and COATSh Streets. All persons invited to attend. T. W. MAHCHMEHT, Pra t. os. A. Fahy. Beeratary and Treaanrer. mh» 6t» OFFICE OF “MINGO Oil. COM* PANT” (Boom So 20), No. S3* WABBBT Bt. Philabblphia. March. 6,1865. The Board of Directors of this COMPANY have this day declared their third dividend of TWO PBK. CENT., being TWENTY CENTS FSB SHABI oot of the net earnings of the Company, free of State taxes, parable on and after the 20th imrt., at their new office, No. FU W Bookstortransfer will close on the 14th, at their pre .sent office, and open on the 22at instMt at their new office- '**''• Uittal, jnh7 12t . Secretary. WOBBIS FARM Oil, COMPAST, OPriCK, f»*6 WALimT Straot, PhUadelpliU, fcECOBD BTOBY BBOMT BOOM. jtt£~ Circulars can. be procured upon. application at feeofflee of the Company. mhfrln HOUCK.—AT A. MEETING OF the stockholder! ol the ADAMANTIBB Olh ANT. held at their office, 3T South THIRD „ LOUIS BROWN. Eco , being called to the chair, HAN6B, SB., appointed Secretary, the previous idinga of the Directors were read and approved president, H. M. Hamilton, Era , at request of ss present, stated that by the latest telefraphio patch the product of the well was one hundred and Tty (120) barrels per day. and lucreailng; and that (tber wells with oil in them ate ready for tubing, four) h well nearly bored. He further stated that riitlnal working fund contributed by the projectors n thousand (glO.COO) dollars was exhausted; that lompany were In need of funds for completing the e at dltionsl wells and for tankage. He believed the wells will to good producing wells; that the snue from oii would, from the one well now In ope ion, produce a net diyidend of four (43 per cent per mtb ou the entire capital stock of nve hundred thou d t *OOO, COO) dollars; and that large bonuses would bs oroanded irom partiee desirous of obtalningleases one-half tbo oil, and that over a boring surface of ,ioat two hundred (200) acres. .... . The statement of the President was highly satlsfac »y, showing, as It does, a very great idtrinslc value ftb© property. It was „ * . _ , Seautved, That the Directors bo authorised to oypend a sum not exceeding ton thousand ($10,000) dollars out of proceeds of oil or leases to complete the additional £hre& fH) wells, and for ttaa construction of the necs*- .iifj tankage 4tc., as in the opinion of the President D thVrefointlou of the Directors to lease - a portion of Company’e P/otorty, as proposed, is ap . 'proved and fully concurred in by the Stockholders. Xesoived, That the proceedings to published by the IODIB BROWN, Chairman. ; . Rnruex Haksb, Sr.» Secretary, M •■gaß" PHUiBBHPHU. PEB. M, 18«». VSv —At a of former Colored Keeiaenta of Charierto** I. C*?he& 28th instant te *M* «U?, Mr. IBABLKS t. FBBRETrB was called to to a Chair, and tOJBEBT U. ADOBB Secretary. The President stated the ohieet of the meeting te de ,yise ways and zneana by which. we can helptonr people In the city if Charleston who are in need Of vnr as sistance. , x - A On motion# a committee of three wae appointed to draft resolutions expressing the sense of ihe meeting. They reported the following resolutions* which were unanimously adopted. Whereas, Through the exertion and firmness of the loyal troops of the United States* Charleston, South Carolina, the Cradle of Secretion, baa. fallen, and mow the atars and e tripes ware triomphantlyovar her forts ind city, and whereas we .have heard with deep regret 2 the wants of our people In said city; therefore* be it Resolved, That we pledge onnelyes to aid tie suffer ing in said city, and will me onr best effort* ana coo trioate onr means and mite in their behalf in sending them such articles as they may require. Resolved, That, agreeably to thi first, we do solicit j aid and assistance of all weli>disposed parsons fa tring said object. and depots be named for the recap* m of aneh articles and fonds as weald bs contributed. S etolved, That an appeal b. made throath the pa rs to the philanthropic pebllc of Philadelphia to aid re .offerers la the city of Charleston, who are la a estitnte condition, ana need Immediate relief. The following commutes was appointed to solicit do fttloss, Ac. i ' .' ■ BABCOM 4t SMITH. 281 Blghth etreet. THADDOTS St 'a . ABHLBT BxSCOM, SSS Booth Blerenth street. ED WARD C. BAXTBB, 606 Boealdson street. dOH« }, WELLS, JUBHI-.- - /ARY will 1)8 ield ftt tire WaLBUI Street, flret floor, DAY, Merck 18. 1886, at 3 tor*, make By. Laws, &o. RKCRIPTS OF THE PENVSTLi VABIAFBEEDMSH’SRELIEF ASSOCIATION since January 6: Edward L. Clark.*— |min s. iw. lisooo JohnT. Len 11...... 60 0) A. J. Dr«eIM.....MM 250 lO H. iq <y) Mrs* J. 100 00 Proceeds of a Fair held at tbs house of B B Mre. J. JBhe» Barton 100 00 J. ifasan—««•«»« 2000 Br. Jolm (WOO H0wee....™........ 82 00 Henry C. tea., ....... 25 00 Bdward WetherUlv....„ „„ 100 00 Jansea Y. WRteoa....«.. 36 00 Snnday school of Christ Choroh, Pottstown, tiiooeti Bev. O A Latimer « 40 BeT. PhlHtpe Brooks 60 00 Bible Claes of niraroh of Holy Trinity » 03 Meabera of Church of Holy Trinity 60 00 B, W~. t .V~. 10 00 A W ...... SO 00 Br. Koepor ~ 6 00 ffaß. Hill-......... 80 00 Davis Beets, West Chaster.... 20 00 g. W. Toland 35 00 Emily U, BlddlS *•♦*•»*•••••*'*■** *'♦*•*•••*•►*■*'* ••*■•* 00 09 R, H» Bewtoa •r«»>e»eete4e»e<seM rHH ereaeo... 500 J. 8. Mason & Go 100 09 Wiseßazclssa 100 00 Jag. Hoover & Sons, Norristown*******—loo 00 Br. andMra. Rutherford**—..—********..—... 20 00 Mrs. J. O Kunkel io 00 John W. Haines—.— 5 00 B. H. Barfcol.—— 00 00 Mrs. C. 8. Oldett—— —... 59 00 Samuel S. White 60 GO fl. H. B**—— 20 00 Lindley Smyth— 00 00 Pittsburg Fr«*dmen*» Aid Commission* for zefu gees in South Carolina* for Miss Laura Towne.2,ooo 00 Jaß. S. COX 6O 00 Sabbath School Third Presbyterian. Church. Pittsburg, for MBs Laura Towne—— ——. 60 oo Nathaniel Potts SO 00 Thomas M» Potts.————..—.—— —— 35 qj Rebeccaß. Potts 10 00 Francis Potts. 5 00 AnnaM. Potts. ..... 500 Miss MairPurria. 26 00 W. W Justice—. 25 00 J. L, Flick;-.. —lO 00 Charles Wheeler—.— 250-00 M* a. ■•*... «... . a 6 00 A. S. Roberts.— .—.———.——. ——— 109 00 Theo. Bliss. .mm....*............ 50 00 E Ef. Wright— ♦*—...... 6000 Thomas Baldwin.——. ——.,——,..—— 10 00 James Graham.—..,—, .100 00 J. B. Stone— 200 00 Israel Morris . 50 00 Colonel G. H. Croaman. —.lO 00 Jessup & Moore*—.— 2(000 William A, Sj^akman—Sß 00 Colored Sunday School, per B. G. 2 25 Oliver Parry—— 25 00 Vaughan Sewing Circle* First Unitarian Church 103 00 Lillie Moore— »«..«♦.«.<-...*-••** ...« 5 03 Clarence B. Moore.* 6 00 Charles Lelsnd— **♦*•»••••***♦*• • 60 00 Member of the Chuichof the Evangelist—.—. 12 75 William Botch Wister 60 00 Daniel Keail*...— 60 00 William Still—* 100 00 Clement Biddle.—— ——— 200 00 Through Rev Phillips Brooks.—— 23 00 A. Whilldin&Bobb. —— 200 CO J. H, South worth.—< .............. 10 00 John Clayton*—..— 20 00 Tbonrae Garrett, Wilmington, Del.———— 20 00 Samnei C Morton**. &0 00 J Bateman..*,*.*.*....-—*...^—*—•-►•***•-*♦•*« 20 00 a. ...***«***.. ...... a. 5 00 lOOOO William Schrader... Charles Gibbons*. * *' Abner Baines**. 1 00 Thomas Drake..— 250 00 Edward Hopper——** 69 00 E. C. G. . 6000 Benry Helmuth—.*———«!«*—. 100 00 T, J. Megear,— —*— *- —„„,***. §0 00 K. T. Aagell* a—,.——..—. 1 00 Mrs. Wm. Eueknell— 4—..——.— 103 00 ThomasG 25 00 A. Ageew* Centre ville, De 1.—...... 10 00 Peter Frick.—* a—.... 6 00 Bewhall, Bone, & C 0...... 103 00 Reuben Winslow.* «... 40 00 F. A. Hoyt*. v 4........ 10000 B. 0. Biddle■*♦♦►*♦«-*•♦-..*«•»*20 00 Etizaßlack—6 00 Sarah Middleton*lo 03 M. &Jj Lyons—l 6 00 Cash—s 2, $l, $5, *l»ss 14 00 T0ta1...... - ..$7,363 40 E. W. CLARK, Treasurer. Ho. 35 fcoutk THIRD Street. •5S® CITY COMMISSIONERS* OFFICE, Philadelphia, March 2,1885. BOTIOE TO PfiOPBXBTOBS OP HOTELS, RESTAU BAjHTS, and others engaged in or desirous of telling Spirituous, Vinous, or Malt Liquors by less measure wan one quart: Tbe Commtssiouers will ait to bew applicants for License at their Office, No. 11 STATE-HOUSE BOW (np stairs), for the several Wards, on the following days, between the hours of ten and three o'clock; First and Twenty-sixth Wards—On Monday* 6th of March, Second and Third Ward*—On Tuesday, 7th of March. Fourth and Fifth Wards—On Wednesday, Bth of March. * Sixth and Seventh Wards—On Thursday, 9th of March. ' Bi»hth and Ninth Ward,—On Friday, 10th of March. Tenth and Eleventh Wards-On Monday, 13th of March. Twelfth and Thirteenth Wards—On Tuesday, 14th of *March. Fourteenth and Fifteenth Wards-On Wednesday, tilth of March. Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards—On Thursday,lBth and Nineteenth Wards—On Friday, 17th of Tw*nHeth and Twenty- first Wards—On Monday, 20th °^Tweuty ■se co Ell and Twenty-third Waals—On Tnes- C and Twenty-fifthWardi— l On Wednes day, 2M of March, KST CITIZENS’ OIL COMPANY ■OS? OF PHILADELPHIA _ ONLY TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS PEE SHAKE FOE FULL-PAID STOCK. SUBSCRIPTION LIST OPEN FRIDAY. MARCH 10, AND CLOSES MONDAY, MARCH 13. CAPITAL, 300,000 SHARES AT *1 PAR. M.OCO SHAKES KE3BBYED TOK WOBKISa OAPn-AE. The property is situated on • SUOTEItY-ROOK CREEK!,” Butler county „in the immediate vlcinUy of the People’s Oil 00. ’s, Dr. Egbert’s, and other proper, tie*. One tenth royalty to owners. Ho 1. Fifty acres of land known as F. Moore s Lease, Ho. 2. Twenty acres known, as W. Moore’s Lease. No. 8. Plttyacres known asthe Blair Lease. LEASES TO ROT TWENTY YEARS. Theteprepertles are near enough to lm managed by one person as and contain sufficient terri* tory for SIXTY WBLLS. . , The titles are all dear, and the papers are here, and can he examined by tkebnbUc. , . It is confidently expected that the stoek will he par W Th?undersi*ned haying met with such unexampled ■nccMft in selllna the People’s Oil Company’s stock* feels warranted fit offering the Citzens’Oil stock at the Moae low price, yiz: Twelye and a Half Cents per share. fuH-pafd stock. MAKSHAIiIi j mhlfl 313 WALHPT Street. o* OFFICE OF THE IIHIGH COAX waff ahd matigaeiom company, FHn»APSM?HtA, March 9th, ISM. At a Stated Meeting of the Board of Managers of go Lehigh Goal and Jfaviiatlon Company, bold on the Bth iß The President announced to the Board the death, on the 26th nit., of BKBK.IHE HAZARD, Bag., Senior Manager of the Company, wheionpon It was <*n£Otton Resolved, That although w* have so frequently been called upon of late years to mourn thejoss of sedated with usln the managementlot'this Oompany, a more than ordinary gloom is cast oyer ns <m tni« oc* that to KSSKIHB HAZARD and JOBIAH WHITE was Pennsylvania indebted for the first railroad lathe State, or » Mflbur «c««Uoiu in the United States, aa well aa tor the early develop | menfcof the vast resources of the Lehigh Tilley in Coat a3 Tbey wars the originators of this Company. To the care of its interests Mr. HAZARD devoted tte b. st part of his life, and all the resources of a compre hensive, educated. . Whilst we honored him for his Past achievements, we rained him no less for the constant kindnesßof Ms heart, his social qualities, and an equanimity of temper muted to the family of oor late MS"gi I < ffi b X’ Sg! 1 the espietslon of tha sympathy of | he j|f™CHKLL, IO BLIO 3t Seeretary>_ OFFICE OF THE HJMOH COAI fcS» COMPANY, No 407 HIBBAHY Street, * Phii.ai.ei.phia, March 6.1886. At a meeting of the stoeii holders of the FDLfoif CO AH COMPANY, held this day, the following resolutions v HMofmrf! < That the aet of Assembly approved the Hth dsrof Febinsry, U. W autoorfrteg »n tecrasse te the Capital Stock of the Company, be and the same rocepted, and that notice : J>* ™&£Bf«v the he given to the Governor of the Commonwealth by tne president and secretary ofjhe Company. Resolved. That Twelve Thousand bhares of the addi tional Capilal Stock authorized lo bs created and Unied hysaid act of Assembly, he distributed at P?F Boilers per Share) among such of the ■togthelders whose names shall be registered on the hookßof the Company on the ISth day of March. A D 18S5, as shall on or hetore that day, at 3 o'clock P. M. agree in wri ting to take and pay for their pro *ata proportion of sSS twelve thousand shares of stock. SaidUrtrltotton to be made by the Directors on th® day °f Mwch, , a B. 1865, and payment tor the same to be made. ia ! cash, on the 20th day of March, 1865. And should de faultinsuch payment be made by any stockholder, the shares allotted to such defaulting stockholder may be forfeited by the directors, and sold by them for account of the Company, at such price at or above par as they m WeBolwc£ t *s!xt notice of the proceedings of this meet' tog be given to the stockholders, as far at may be prac ticable, by Mentors, and also by publicatloa in two daily newspapers of the city of Philadelphia. And at a meeting of the Directors of the Company, I held the same day, it if as ._ .. „.. .. . • Resolved, That for the purpose of “.**??* button of the additional shares of the stock of the Com; nany among the etortholders, the transfer boohs .hall be closed on the 15th inst. , atSo clock P. M., and re mate dosed until the 21st test., at 10 o’clock A. M. In accordance with the above resolutions, Bnbscrip* Mona will now be received attheofflceof the Company from the stockholders, for their proportion of the stock to be distributed. ’ P. FBAU3Y, President. P. 0. Bonus, Secretary and Treasurer. mbB-7t KSP.SIXIH WARR-YOUISXZERi KS? and all Interested will please take notice that we are now prepared and determined to furnish an Xm < men the Government requires of us, and that we wU. now pay tbe City Bounty In cash, and iu additiou to that, OKE HDSDBBD BOLL AES WARD BOZMSTY. By order of the Bounty Committee. mag-IQI &HSM" PITTSBUBe, FOBT WAYNE, AND taff CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPAKY. OYFIOB Of THE SECRETARY. PiTiemraa, Pa , Feb. 14,18®. Tile Annual meeting of the Stock ana Bondholders c this Company, for the Election of Slreetore and end other business as may come beforelt, wm be held at the Office of said Company. In the city of PITTSBURG, on the THIRD WEDHRSDAY With) of MARCH, A. D. 18®, at 10 o’clock A. M _ ' m .. „ Tie Slock and Bond Transfer Booksof the Company, at their office in the city of Pittsburg, and at the Trans fer Aiency in ths oitv of Now York, will he closed on the Ist day of March, at 2 F. M , and remain closed nntil the 15th day of March thereafter, fel7-tmhU , W. H. BAR. «3S» OFFICE SEBiJKOA OIL COM PAST, »=» Ho. 10 MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, Phila dblphia, March S, 1805. The annual meeting of tlie Stockholders will be held on THUhSDAY, the 10th Is at . at 1 o'clock P. M. mhdllt W. 0. STILES, Jr , Secretary. JKFFERSON MEDICAL COEI EQE. ESE? —The Annual Commencement trill be held at MFSIGAL PITHS HALL on FBIDAY next, 10th Inat., at 1! o'clock. The charge to the graduates bp Prof. PAHCOAST. The Public areiuTlted. _ ml>B-3t BOBLEY DUNOLISON, Sean. THE PESHBYLYASIA FIRE IN KS» SDEANOK COMPANY. March 6.1885. The Directorsbavethis day declared a Dividend of SEVEN DOLLARS ANB FIFTY CENTS per Share on the Mock of the Company for the last six months, which Win be said to the Stockholder, or their le*al repre sentatives, after the 16th Inet. mhf.Qt ~ WM. O. CROWELL. Secretary. BANK OF WORTH AMERICA, —, . , Philadelphia, March l, IMS. The Direetors have declared a Biyldend of SIX FSB CENT.. payable on and after March 10th. mhl-10t j, HOCKLEY, Caehler. OIL COMtAVIES. |ggp COTTER FARM OR COMPANY— -33 and 8* WASHINGTON BUILDINGS, 87* South THIRD Street, Persons wJshlnE Stock in the aboye Company.are no tified that there are for sale—at the Subscription Price, •*l5O per share—TWENTY-THEBE HUNDRED ANB TEN (a,310) SHARES OP POEPBITEB STOCK. Ap plication must be made immediately., mhlO it S. J. HABBISON, Secretary. gp" the WOBBUN F ABKI OIL COMPANY gUOAR ■ CREEK. OFFICE, I*9 BOOTH FOOETH STEEBT. The property courfsta of ISO acres in fee simple of valuable LUBRICATING OIL LANDS situated upon the right bank of eUGAB CEBEK, . Venango County One hundred acres of the land is flit or bottom land, with a front on the Creek and Hastings Enn of about one mile, adjoinfng the property of Sugar Creek Oil Company, which struck . large well of heavy oil. The Company will retain a large working capital, to be em ployed in drilling a number of wells,: wkioh are now In * > ’p£oSFECTUS or Any farther Information, oan be ob tained at OffiesT I*9 South FOURTH Street. mhlO-St **** CHERRY RUN AND WEST HICKORY MUTUAL PETROLEUM COMPAN Y JOHN GIVEN, PHILIP HAMILTON, THOMAS DICKSON, City Commissioners. tBES, Secretary. OIL COMPANIES. OF PHILADELPHIA, Twenty-live Cents per snare FOB FULL-PAID STOCK. CAPITA!, 850,000 SHAKES, AT II PAR, Working Capital 190.000 Shares,or 129,000. PRESIDENT. DR. JAMES TRUMAN. TREASURER, O. W. MoOLINTOOK. SECRETARY. EZRA LUKENS. This Company Is formed on the basis of the mutual advantage to arise to all subscribers from tbe immedi ate development oftheir several very valuable tracts of rich oil territory,, lying in Venango county, Penn sylvania, and Preston county. West Ylrginia, The exceedingly low price for FULL-PAIDSTOGK enables every one, “RICH OB POOR," to invest ac cording to their meaner and to' participate in tbe profits arising from the rapid rise of property and its. speedy development. The Company purpose to sink (4) FOOT WELLS at once. - . The properties consist of 225 acres, mostly- in fee simple. • * LKASEEIOiiD, No. 1- Is one acre on CHERRY SOT, Venango, coun ty, Pennsylvania, below tbe town of Flamer/ Splen did territory. Wells going down all around. PEE SIMPLE INTEKE9TB, No. S Is 24 acres on WEST HICKORY CREEK, all boreable, heavily timbered', and fine oil indications. West Hickory Creek is the next creek to Pitt Hole, on the same side of the AUegheny river. No. S is ISO acres, In fee simple, FItESTON COUNTY, West Virginia, on both sides of Buffalo Creek; 50 acres bottom land; hiUs fall of Coal. The land’lie* but a short distance from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-- and is easy of access. On the next farm-a Baltimore company have recently Btrnck a fine well. No. 4 is SO acres, in fee simple, in PRESTON COUN TY, West Virginia, two miles from the above, lying on Seer Lick and Klngsessere Ron; 25 acres bottom land, comprising the valleys of both- streams. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passes directly throogh this tract. On these lands are very fine surfsceindications of oil. They are surrounded by Philadelphia and, Baltimore companies, who are at work developing their lands. SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN AT No. 20 SOUTH THIRD’ STREET, and at the store of the treasurer, C. W. MoOLINTOOK, SI’S NORTH WATER STREET. mhlo‘2t |gp= PETSOLEVM. THE HEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM COMPANY. ORGANIZED UNDER THE MINIKGI. AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YOBK. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES, tio PEE SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS- KENT, GOYKBNMBHT BONDS ANB TAKEN IN PAYMENT FOB STOCK. OFFICES: NO. 8* EMPIRE BUILDING, No. 71 ‘BROADWAY, NEW YOBK. Post Oyyios Apdbess, Box No. 5388, New Yoke. opfioers. Hon. DANIEL & DICKINSON, President WM. T. PHIPPS, Vice Preiident. BOBEBT BASSETT, Secretary. H. J.BUBTIS. Mining Superintendent,Titusville,Pa. ATL AN TIC BANK. Ho. 142 Bi oadway, H. Y., Treacnry. The wells of the Company are now producing oil.. Payment for stock may be made in drafts, registered notes, or Government bonds and securities which bonds and securities will be their market value. Bemittancesmay be addressed to the Company, P. u. Box No. 6368. New York Ciky. or to Atlantic Bank, Treasury of the Hew York and Liverpool Petroleum Company,'Ho. 1« Broadway, New York City.” Prospectus Bent -to any address on application, con-, talnlnga full and clear account of the operations of this MOST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY. mht-Sm THE UNION 6HEREY EUN BASIN OIL MINING COMPANY OF PITTSBURG. CAPITAL 5T0CK—......,.~~...........„535i),000 In 350,000 Shares of ONE DOLLAR Each. $50,000 of which Is set aside for working capital. Only a limited number of chares to be sold.' OFFICERS* 1 DIRBCTORS. <■ JOHW F. KRte, ' ICasMer first Jfctiooal ‘ Bank, JUlejEbe&y,-{ . B:'B* v MoBIiROY* OfMcßlroy,l>lckaon;6 Co. » Wood Street* Pittsbars. WM. MoCtTTCHBON, Liberty street* Pitfcaburf, PRERTPKNT, WM. MoOUTCHBON, Liberty street, Pittsburg. B.ToIoBdB, ' Cashier Farmer**’ Deooeit National Bank. PittV burg. SECBETABT, • JAMBS MaGBTCHEOM, Liberty street* Pittsburg. SPPEWfITESDENT, THOMAS B. CLARK, Oil City, Pa. The property Is located entirely in Yenango county, Pennsylvania. AHD CONSISTS OF Piret. 191 acres choice territory in fee simple on Hickory Greek, commencing about 275 rod* from its month, cn the Allegheny river, and extending along either side of the creek a distance of 230 rode, making a water front entire of 600 rods, or room at least for 200 wells. The developments now being made in this lo cality, combined with the late stxikeß on Pit Hole Cieek, and other tributaries 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 sabjeot 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 If os. 48 and 49. ALLBGHEHT PETROLEUM QpMPANY. On the Allegheny river, about one*fonrth mile above Horse Creek and about thirty rods from a well now said to be producing 40 barrels of oil per day. These loti join front, each 8 rode on the river and extend bkek some 20 rods—making a frontage of 16 rods. TWO WELLS Are going down on this property, one of whleh is nearly 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 YEARS, Royalty, ttree-iighthß of the oil. Third. 9 ISths lease* hold in lot No. 39, SPRINGFIELD PETROLEUM COMPANY, On Cherry Ran, about three-quarters of a mile above the **Beed” well, and but a short distance from the •Auburn,** “Yankee,** and other good wells. Tnere is room on the property for three wells, one of which is now being vigorously prosecuted. Thirty days, It is confidently heUved, wiu make this well ready for test ing. as the machinery and everything connected with Uis of the first order. Lease, 20 years; Royalty, oae half of the oil Fourth; The entire lease hold of lot No. 18, ST: NICHOLAS OIL COMPANY, , Bun. On this prnerty there is room for four weile, one of which is now being sunk. As this ieaie is located near the famous Reed, Baker, and Gro cery Wells, producing re*pectrwely 280, 100, aud 200 barrels, tbeieis scarcely a doubt of abundant success. The record of Cherry Bun chronicles no failure in this fkyotUe locsllty. Lease. 20 ,ears: Realty, half the oil. kuoecrlpti.- n Book for a limited number of the above shares now open at the offle. of SSCCUTO.HBON A COI.LINB, 340'and 3*3 North FRONT Street. Fun ADSLPHIA. Fob 27, 1865; mh7 6t TOBHUA T. OWEK, ATTORNEY, V COUSBLLOB AT LAW, AND gOLICITO* OF CLAIMS OCm. 361 F Street, near Fourteenth St., vruhiaxtos. D. 0. t AeTS'taa ' THE PEBSS^mADSLPHIAv OKL |*jP* > lEE CAMERON PKTROUSSJM CO. OAPlTAlj*»»»»«*»»'***»**®liOOO i OOO*, SHABES«.m» ,».«...aoo,ooo. FAS SUBSCRIPTION FBiaß~~~- .~~.«,0a. SO. The present end prospective value of the stock of this Company may be Inferred from the foet that It owns* fee simple interest In 478 (fonr hundred and seventy three) acres of the rlchest-testedoil territory In Venango eoupty, hollered hy the most experienced oil men in that reston to he capable of prodncini a net annual In come to the Company of one and a half million dollar*, or three times the entire cost of the stock, whish Vould he equivalent to twenty'five per cent, a month on lta subscription price, of one hundredan&'jytv per .cent, per annum on its par value. ‘The following la a description of the Company’s pro perty: One-fourth fee simple - Interest -in the celebrated “Hoover" Farm, situate on the Allegheny river, about two and one-half > miles below Franklin, con taining 292 (two hundred and ninety-two) acres, with 182 rods (or over one mile) front on the Allegheny river, on which there ere now twelve leases, each ten rods square,and from which the owner* of the fee simple get one half the oil, free of all expense. Besides this, there are two wells owned by the owner* of the fee, from which they set all the oiL On this Farm there are now tea Welle In operation, producing an average of ten barrels per day, and several others are about being tnbed. There are also on It 187 (eighty-seven) more lots surveyed, and more than fifty applications are how standing to lease thelatter for one half the oil to the owners. Oat of the twelve wells on this Farm eleven are now paying handsomely; a fact which snfilciwtly demon strates the great richness and reliability of the terri tory. ' . '»*.***""' Is the eeMtWfee simple Interest Is ISI (one hundred and slghtXrSme) acres, situate on the Allegheny river, near ly opposite the “ Hoover ” Farm, and a.lßtte nearer Franklin, at the month of Mill Bun, having a front of 86 rods oh the Allegheny river, and one -mile on both sides of Mill'Bun, with ample boring ehrfisee for one hundred t mile, or Lota of tan rods square. This traet is known eathe “Stewart Farm,” and la-dear of all lease* or lncumbranoesof any kind. Them la how In operation a fifty-barrel well (beside several smaller ones) on tbe Cochran Farm., whish ad joins this on the south. In fact, the ■’ Stewart ’ ’ Farm lesurrounded with good-paying wells, and' within,a short time a single lease of 80 rods front, on the Imme diate opposite side of the river, sold for -0166,001) (one hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars.) On this lease a good well has been struck within a few days. In addition to the'terrltory of the “Stewart” Farm, which Is believed to be equally as good ■ as the-” Hoov er, > > them are on It a three-story Grist Hill, .with fine water-power, a good farm-house, and other-buildings, hat will be of use to the company. The durability of thi* immediate oil section Is llltu touted by the fact that some of the wells on the 1 * Hoov er” Farm have been pumping.for oyer four years, with out any material diminution In their yield,-while the oil hem produced, from lta greater- conveniens* for transportation and superior xrarity, alwaye-eommands from ono to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at OH Creek. The ofilcera of the Company feel jnstlfied.ln present ing the following estimate of What, with vigorous management, the above lands earn be made to yield fox the benefit of the stockholders In a comparatively short time: There ha room on this for one hundred lots of ten rode square, *ll of which can he leased immediately for one* half the old. free of all expense to the Oowpwa.y. Bstlmatin* one well to each lot (one hundred wells, slthoufh there lsroomfor three handled)* at the yery moderate average of ten baaeU each, would makes Daily product of—— —— 1.000 hhls* Out of this the Company’s share would he. 600 hhls. Value of dally yield to the Company, at ten dollars .per hhl (it is mowsellinsat *18.60.1 *5,000 00 Allowing three handled working days to the year, this woali make the Compa ny’s annual net receipts, from the Stew art Farm alone.— 1,600,000.00 dliowin s the same estimatesfor the ‘ 'Hooy * ’ ’ Farm, In which the Company owns one-fourth In feeef the land interest, the annual net receipts from the latter, wonld Hftklßr the annual receipts from both Farm. 1,875,000 00 Dedaettnf from thii amonat the ram of *375.000 for eontlngencieJ, mould lo*t* t&9 Net Annual Inoom* of the Company 00 All, THES3 LOTS CAN BBIMM3DIATJSLY LEASED, If it I» deemed eroedlehVat » royalty of ome-halfthe Oil, with covenant! Madinalearees to sink Twlt-mw all pouildo diligence, to the depth of 500 or more feet. Too. we not asked to subscribe to this Stookwilh ths expectation of tmxaediateljt receiving largo diofoenas, but fee bade on which fee Company rests, it Is be lieved, will make your Investment not only safe, but, prospectively, of enormous value, ' Notwithstanding, at tbe present prices of oH,the Com pany's annual receipts (without any further develop ment) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per cent, on fee cost of fee stock. \ The President, Mr. Stewart, Is one of fee mostpracH •al and experienced oil operators In fee State, and Me residence near the Company’s property and general oversight of Its management Is the best guarantee that no eSbrts will be spared to make the Investment pro. {Liable* Application* lor a lar*e proportion of the stock bare already been made, but none will be received until tne hooks of the Company are regularly opened for that purpose. „, ~ , Only a limited amount of tbe stock will be sold at subscription pries. _ „ The stock will be Issued full paid, without farther assessments. . BOOHS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be open for a few days, on and after January 18,1886, at the office of FAME Oil. COMPANY, Ids? Office, 307 South FIFTH Street, Philadelphia. GaPlTAZteeee.-we-*** - .....i *.5300,000 BHAEE 3o'oo6' Ekßs < woßKiao I c^iTit.'" "® * SUBSCEtPTION FBICB^.^ ......--....^1 JAMBS GIBBONS, President. PHILIP X.OWET, Jr., Vice President. A. B PAUL, Treasurer. JOHN I. BOGBBS. Secretary. DIEBOTOES. . Jsmes Gibbous, | ThilipLowry, Jr , Samuel G. King, John Noble. Thomas H. Gill. , J Francis MoManus, JohnHuneker. TO THE PUBLIC.—This Company have disposed of 21 v oqo Shares of their Working Capital, leaving a balance of 9,0(0 Shares yet to be sold at the(Subscription Pries of One Dollar per share. Our developments are Sow in progress. The Books can remain open hnl a few ays*longsr. Subscribers and persons desirousof in- T£^“» WiU 6 ‘‘® W to Secretary. Dr. L. B. M’ABOT, , Pittsburg. JOHN M. CEAWFOKD, Sew Caßtle, Pa. EBBNBZBE McJUSKIB, Butler. Pa. Hon. JOHN M. DUNLAP.'' Lancaster, Pa. OF PENNSYLVANIA, fbbsidbht. VANOE STEWART# OF KIEOXB OOUOTT, FA. TEUBUBSXI E. G. JAMES, or pamADiiPHiA. SKGBBTABT, J. Tj. D ARLINGTON* wbbt ooan, pa- DIRECTORS. TAHOB BTBWABT, Mercer county, FA JOHN B. LEONARD, West Chester, Fa. D. O. FOBHBT, Washington, D. C. HENBY D. COOKE, Washington, D. 0. SIMPH CAKBBOH, Harrisburg, Fa JOHH H. DIEHL. Philadelphia. JOHN F. GBAFF, Philadelphia. GEOBGB O. EVANS, Philadelphia. JAMBS DDFFT, Marietta, Lan taster *o., FA THE “STEWART FARM." •A NEW PLAIN WOEDB ,TO BUBBOBIBEBB. E, 6. JAMES, Treasurer, No. 101 WALNUT Street. Phllada. A ETILLBBY AND CAYALRY ii. bosses. A6SIBTAMT QBAKTEEttABTBE’S OpEIOE, 1139 Oieaed Sieebt, Phiiadeiphia, Pa.. .. Mtrch 10,1815, HORSES suitable for the Artillery and Cavalry Ser vice will be purchased by tbe undersigned in open mar ket; each animal to be sabieoted to the neaal Govern, nrent inspection before being accepted. B orses for the Artillery Service tenet he dark In color, eonnd in all particulars, strong, aulok, and active, ■well broken and square trotters In harness, In good flesh and condition, from six to ten years old, not lees than 16% hands high; each Horse to weigh not less than and Eighty Dollars (¥180) win he paid Horses mnst be sound lit all parllcalart™well broken, in full Hash and good condition, from Vi to 18 handa hlth, from Are'to_ nine years old, and well adapted. In every wayato Cavalry purposes, for which fiftfr-TtTitni-rfta and Sixty-Aye' Dollars Csl6s) each, will '’Worses -will be delivered to the United States Inenec tor,at the GREAT WKSTEBW HOTEL, MAKEBT Street, Philadelphia, Pa., between Thirteenth and Broad streets. By order of Col. William McKlm, . „ Chief Quartermaster rhlMggM. Dgj* Captain, and A, Q M. G« »h1026t *■' ' REDDING. SPRING MATTRESSES, HAIR MATTRESSES, -FEATHER’ BE DS, ‘ BOLSTERS, AND PILLOWS. BEDDING- OF k ALL DESCRIPTIONS. • REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON. 801 CHESTNUT Street, mhlO-fstuthSk 38a South BBOOND. TtEPOT FOB - 1/ WINDOW SHADES. ,Aeeui re rlber. |gW ow S . fig »d^tnp “ the »f on FANCY WINDOW SHADES, And to furnish and put note ordertn theheet manner SEW DESIGNS OE EXTRA SIZES ron DWELUBGB, STOKES. CHTOOHES, OE OTHEB • PUBLIC BUILDINGS. . They aleo keep on hand a luce assortment gi SHADIBGS. SHADE TRIMMINGS, FIXTURES, &e. t -which, they will sell to the trade at the lowest market price. . SHBPPARD. VAN HA ELI BOBU, A ABBISON. Window Curtsin and Shade Store, mhlo-fmwlBt No. 1008 OBBbTBUT Street. n. x james, (Formerlvof Philadelphia.) iTTAPTSIZV in Tim FRANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY, PBNNA. Special attention given to the examination of Titles. Philadelphia Bbpkrmoks :~-Ch»s K Lsx. Bsq., Hon J. Boas Snowden. James H Little. Ban.. -T. T. Tasker. Sr., Hood, Bonbright, & Co., J. Z. DeHaven, President 7th National Bank. mhlO-Sm* - CAMUEL W- HOFFMAN, ATTORNEY tJ AT LAW AND CONVEY ANGER. PEAK KLIN, VENANGO COUNTY, PBNNA. (late of Philadelphia.) REFERS TO CharlesE. Lex. Esq., I JamesH. Little, Bed., E. 0. Knight & Co., | B. AW. 0. Biddle A (30.. - W. H. Yeaton A Co. fell-Sa CAMHEL L. TAT LOR, O Ho. 433 WALNUT StriSet, Philadelphia, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER FOR ALL THB STATES. Except Cornu ctlcnt. New York, Hllnola, Nevada, Oregon, andTexa*. teM- (rtulv* ’« MULITARVw §2I4TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUN-S TKER3! ffl EIO3TH UNION LEAGUE REGIMENT. COMMITTEE OF THE, UNION LEAGUE h»* neeived authority to raise a Reglmeut of Infantry for TWELVE MONTHS’ SERVICE, under thecall of December 19th, MM. _The numberjn»ign«d to the Regiment Is,the 211th PenneylvaniaVolunteere. _ Ordnz have barn given to the Provost Marshal, and other Mustering Offieer* to master; in recruits for the Seilmlnt. THE HEADQUARTERS OFTHB BEGIMENT ■ ( Is AT NATIONA3L GUARDS’ HATjTj, BAGIS' STREET, BELOV SIXTH, wherereerolti will be taken. APPLICATIONS FOE POSITIONS IN THE REGIMENT trill he reoetYSd. PROVOST MARSHALS, WARD COMMITTEES, and others, are invited to assist is recruiting for theßegt- Bient, By order of the Committee. mhio-3t t THE GRAND NATIONAL GUARU. Major General Hancock’s Ist Army Corps of Veterans. 30,000 VETERANS WANTED. THE PATRIOTIC EXCITEMENT ON THE IHCBSASE. Hie Corps to be Becmited to its Maxi* mom Humber. THE BOWIY BRIGADE WILL BE ATTACHED TO THIS COBPS. The Ist Army Corps of Veterans for the GfALLANT GBNERALHASCOOK. to form a part of therOBAND HaTIOBAE GUARD, to protect the institutions of cor country, to vindicate tha honor, no war, and glcr* l as s emble mired in' tha ‘ ‘ OLD FLAG, ’’ and fight for ahdeuatain tt against all anemias, foreign «r domasfio, hays occupied a eonsidarabla share or public attentlontror Boma time pash If la gratifying to announce to thepoblio at large. that «o far my efforts hare been crowned with snccsss. The noble response of tbe Veterans lOtecte Infinite orediioutbßirpatriotism- Thelr willinißeceto be in at tha death of the most lofa-, moos andfsahseless rooelilon that aver shocked eiviliza tlon and ShristiAntty will .make a brilliant page in the history ofonr oquntry, and endear their names to pos te'UT' ; BOUNTIES AND PA®. ~ •• Since my firat general advertiaementt- thebountlee of fered by She conetitnted authorities of Philadelphia have been Increased sb follows: The net pay .of a Veteran Volunteer In Haneoek’s Corpeis, Viz : For oneyearOovernamnl Bounty a too City of rhiledabhia.Bounty 400 Monthly pay from United States Government, fid per month. 192 Clothing account yearly... —.- 41 Ward Bounty (average*.!........... 25 City Relief for , FamiUee of Volunteers?-ID per ttftßth.e*.eeaee..>»eeY«w«Mei« Wte.H1444l 72 TftW*'—— • e-e-e« teee « e »r •-* >•s!, 131 The net pay of Veteran* Volunteers for taro years in Hancock.Corpi (», viz: Government Bounty »■■»«*? ••• •.«*■*********»««* +*+* MyO City of Philadelphia Bounty. ewwneeeM««««*«»*»< COO Monthly pay from United-Slates Government, $lB . pet BU)lliht*MeM.e»»i» 384 Clothing account, $42 84 Ward Bounty. (aver&ie)- *•«+♦♦» .25 City relief for family, s*per 144 TOt&I*M4M, w*>«»>e,eew»ee>Mt».ttMM»m*e»sl t 6Sf • The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer for three-years in Hancock’s Corps is, viz: __ Government Beauty. *-*******-$6OO City of Philadelphia 80unty.....»« 800 Monthly pay from United State! sl* Per m^BUe»t>e H i.Ye*»4YeMMt*e«YevMee*e«4Ye»*ee 678 Clothing account, $42 per year 126 “Ward Bounty.'taverare)*~v~~— 25 City relief for families, ssper month.*****■*« «««*»♦ 218 Totals—w~w*..~*.93,l4s RBPBKSHSfTATITS BKGBUITS.- Letitbedistinctiy understood that any m&av exempt from draft, or woman or young lady desirous- of being represented in the army ean do so, upon p&yingto the undersigned the sum of $£Q» and a handsome certificate eoramempratWof the event will he given to the person thus represented, Of thls-Bum $26 will he paid to the recruit, snd $25 will he retained to defray the extraor dinary expenses for mario-, advertising and hill print' tag incident to raising troops. X«t every man-and wo man In the State, who desires to he represented in the army, come forward and* make this investment for the purpose of strengthening the ranks of the army. THE BIBsFBY BRIGADE. The Brigade of three reeSmants, named in honor of that gallant hero whose name lives in history, will he at tached to;tb e Ist Army: Corps, It is the intention of the - patriotic gentlemen interested in perfecting this orga nization to present each member with a handsome testi monial as a memento of the occasion of his re-enlisting especially in the Brigade. _ The Recruiting and I&isterin g Office, for the present, is air the northwest owner of FIFTH and PRUNE Streeta&Fiftb ward. Disbursing Office, northeast cor ner ofBIXTH and MINOR Streets. The headquarters of the men, after having been mustered into-the service, are at Richmond Hsil. 4®* Other recruiting offices will be opened in differ ent parts of the city and State as soon as the arrange ments can he perfected. “ a* BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Executive of the Recruiting Committee and Chief of mhB fit Detective Depaitmenfcof Fhilada. STO MEN OF COLOR I Highest bounties ever paid. #6OO BeVNTT FOB ONE TEAR. SSOO FX2B WHEN MUBXEKEB IN. ■ ■ • Eon are now«-offered /&*ks»AY! SAME BOUNTY! S7S.QOQ 00 SAME BELIEF MONEYI And wi»be treated In SVERY BESPECT the same ae white soldiers. Great ears la exercised In the selection of youKoSicers, As- soon ms mastered von will ne sent to CAMP WILLIAM PERN, beautifully located at CbeltOT'Hmsf 'onebf the hesfexegnlatsd camps In the country, where every attention Is paid to the comfort of the men; A .Volunteer will receive for one rear EIGHT HU*. DEED and THIRTY-FOUR DOLLARS (M3*), EX CLUSIVE OP CITY BELIEF FOB FAMILY OF *l3. Over *SOO 'of which he. can leave with his family, or invest in gold .hearing bonds. COLORED MEN THROUGHOUT THB COUNTRY COME FORWARD! Do, not hesitate and remain at home to fill inferior positions, when thewpportitHtw is offered yon to volunteer as SOLDIERS OF THB RE PUBLIC, and to prove, yourself worthy to be a CITI ZEN OF THB BE rUBLIO. CALL AND RECBIVB YOUR-FULL BOUNTY. , * HOST. R. CORSON, mb7-6t HEADQUARTERS 1310 CHESTNUT Street. ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S AA. OFFICE, 1139 GIRARD St.. Philadelphia, Pa., MA&OHlO, 1863. SEALED PBOPOSALSwiII be received at thl* Offlee, until I‘l o’clock M., THURSDAY, March 15, 1,860, for the Immediate delivery at the Uiited States Storehouse, Banover-street wharf, properly packed and ready for traniportation, of the following described Quartermas ters’ Stores,to be inspected by aninepector appointedoa the parllof the Government, vis.: . , MO sets Braces and Bitts, iron 5 (fnil set bitts.) ICO pairs Compasses, 6 inch *• carpentere’,” 1 dosen Botchers’Cleavera 109 Hay Forks, best article, ■•eltlned." 6CO Ambulance Faucets, “metal.” 1,000 lbs. Ferrule, “forkhandle. ” . , ..., 3*OCO lbs. ferrule. “* ingle tree;” IK Is small end, IJtf in la?se end. ~ . 1,000 lbs. Fefloe Plates; wrought iron* % to IK Inch, acsorted. 75 Carpenters’G aug* ». , % raS WhffuttnSflfst 109 IX. 1002,1002 - Inch. . 1,800 pairs Strap Hinges; 900 4. 8008, 800 64nch, light, 200 pairs ”T t ’ Hinges; 4-inch, Ught. ICO Broad Axe Handles. ~. „ I.CCO pain Wrought Butt Hinges; sK, inch. 1.000 pairs Oast Butt Hinges, 2K by 2&*mch. o.QCO Axe Bandies. . , 69 Tuer Irons* **&r3S to 39 inch bellows;” salid oast 75 Butehers’ Knives, IQ in«h blade; best article. 48 Draw Knives, best article.. 800 Farriers* Knives, XXL. LOCO Knives *nd Forks, each. 26 Saddlers* Head Knives. M SpiitTiS? Knives, * * for splitting leather.' * IDO Shoe Knives. . -1,090 Best Ltnterns; square, toed size, of heavy tin, with oil cup to spring through the bottom like globe lantern. 600 very best Q]oboL%ater!is, heavy tin. 100 ifesg LAdles* galvanized iron, long handle. ‘tOJTTjmmb Latches. • aV 600 Padlocks, 2K by 8 inch, best article -I,C£» Drawer Locks,/Iron, best article? 200-right and 800 Loc^e,^Amhul«tce—door aisdfiandle all to match., 100 Locks, knob, rur^. ,76 Coffee Mills, Oalifom%besfc. 700 Bagging Keedles* S to 5 inch, assorted^ 75 Carpenters* Oilers. ICO Fore Planes, “dcrubie irons.” 60 do. do, single ao. 5 CJaek do., double do. 26 do.* do., single do. 60 smooth do., double do. 25 do do., single do. 200 FryingFana, 22 or 14 Inch diameter, long handle, . 30'Kesms Sand paper. . . ■ 24 Ticket Punches, railroad* best. 100 Smiths’ Pincers. 86 Palms. »*ilmakerß\ 1,000 Tin Plates, table. 1 Beams Paper, hardware. , tl • HD Capentera* Buies. 2 feet, good article. 12 Buck Baws. _ _ . 12 Crosi • cut Saws, 3 feel. , 100 pairs Sheep Shears, best article. 25 Bench tcrews. iron. 50 Ja«k Screws. •* army wagon-” 1,000 grcfctfWdod Screws. „ _ w . . •‘KugrosseachHos. lOandll,lK-ineh; 200 do. do, Nos. 8 and 9, J? d». 2CO do. do. Hos, 19 and 11,1 do. 94 Jttret Sets, assorted. t . ■* r ■■ 26 Grindstones, medium size, complete* strong frames, hard wood find gtorttcwU -ico'oxi Btoftes.* • 60 Sand Stones. 2, COO Iron Spoons. 12 Butchers* Steels. 60 lbs.. Solder, beat, tinners’. 20 Stocks and Dies, medium size. 100 Tool?, *• Field A Hardie, PhUadsL X Leather Apron: 1 pair Pincers; l Hcof Knlhi 1 Buttress: l Clinchtng iron; 1 Shoeing Hammer; 2 Horse Btsps; 1 Gutter and Punch (attached); 1 pair Tongs each. To be pecked in a strong and substantial wooden tool ' box. * t 2 Tire Benders; 8. Suteehman’s manufheturo. 200 Tuer Irons and Backs, for Government Kepair _Sbops. - 12 Hand Vices. 6CO papers Gut Tacks—loo4, 100 6, 100 8, 200 12 oz.— full papers. 1.6C0 papers Cut Tacks, regular assorted dies*, full pa- All above articles aro rwinlrei to be of the beet quality. Bidders should state the quantity hid for. and when they will commence and finish their deliveries, the price of the articles (to include boxes and delivery)* which should he written $ ith in words and figures* .and cento; mto the terms of this advertisment, a copy of which should accompany each proposal* and no schedule prlceß will he received. - ; , ' „ , , Sample of the articles hid for must he delivered at the fianovex-street Storehouse twenty-four hours be fore the opening of the bids. ‘ „ , Bids will he opened on THURSDAY, March 16th. at 12 o’clock M , aid bidders are requested to he present. Each bid must hs guaranteed by two responsible per sons, whotßsignatuieß must he appended to the guar antee, and certified to as being good and sufficient secu rity for the amount involved, oy the United States Dls trict Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or other public officer. The right Is reserved to raject any hid deemed unrea sonable. and no bids from a defaulting contractor will be received. • All proposals to be made;-out oh the regularlforms. which wfllhe furnished on application to this office. Bndolae envelope, ** Proposals for Army Supplies, advertised to he opened on the 16th in*t. By order of Colonel Wm. W, McKim, Chief Qaar teimaeter Philadelphia Swot. QBO. B. OBHE, iptain and A. U M- THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH. A —Therefore,' the nervous and debilitatedshonid immediately use HBLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHP. E PHILADELPHIA SCALE WORKS, FIFTEENTH Street and PENNSYLVANIA Avenus. felS-lm DAVIS A CO. m PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMIHA Wn, ** SOUTH TSJITH Street MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR ■***- »„, regained by HSLHBOLD’S EXTRACT BU CHU. - MARCH K), 1865. SAME PENSION PROPOSALS. AUCTION NOTICE!. fJREAT SALE OP COINS AND Va medals. wn.il BE SOLD AT AUCTION, BY BANGS, MEBWIN, & 00., 00* end 606 BROADWAY, NEW YOBK, (By order of (he Executrix,) On MONDAY, MARCH 18, end FOUR FOLLOWING DAYS. GOINS AND MEDALS, in Gold, Silver, and Copper— being the entire collection of the late Dr. JAB. B. OHIL* TON, lathered with much «n and'enthueiaem daring men, years, lembracin* a neat variety of iare and choice American pieces, ana particularly rich i n an cient and foreign specimens 3 fo which is added a lanre and ornamental fire proof CABINET, and a fire Por trait of BISHOP: PEOVOORT (the patriot clergyman* painted by BENJAMIN WEST. Also, valnable Na miematio Work., fine and scarce engravings, Ac. Catalogues are ready: price CO cents. mh9-3t 4fv~ BAZAAB, IM AHD SAN- A3i 80M Streets.. AUCTION SALE OF HORDES, CARRIAGES, tto. ON SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, At 10 o'clock, will be sold,l AN EXTRAORDINARY TROTTING HORSE, by order of Administrator Estate of John Burton, Esqu, d«ceaeed—viz: A eplesdld looff-teO dapple- horse, 7 years old, scusd and kind i has been driven quarters lirtt seconds; is easily managed, and can trot .In 2 45; of great en durance, and free from blemish or tricks. Also, a new 2CO-pounds full spring Watson wagon, and set of single b^Mllipz. A stylish mahogany*bay mate, coming 6 yean old; BoundUnd gentle; has trotted quarters in4o seconds; believed can trot inside-of 2 60, and is one of the finest mares to the pole in the city. Ano* tap wagon, by Watson, and harness, by Phillips. 4®** The property of a private gentleman, ALSO, included in sale will he found about ■ - FIFTY HORSES, among which are some very supdrior harness and saff* die horses ALSO A large collection of derirable sew and second-hand carriages,.light-wagons, dearborns, Ac., with which the feale will commence. Also, single and double harness, saddles* bridles. Whips, covers, halters, Ac. 4®~ Vo postponement on acoonnt of weather: jpr Sale of horses, Ac;, on Wednesday. MS* Thirty- seventh trade sale of aD.carriages April 5. 2tlf ALFRED M. HERKfIsS. Auctioneer. FINANCIAL. ijpne NEW 7*30 X 7. 8- NOTES FOB SALE, IN SUMS TO SHIT PDEOHABEBS, BAWRERS AND BROKERS, DEALERS -IN GOVERNMENT SBOCBmBS GENE RALLY. VVEL STOCKS, B. 8. LOANS, «Sc„ SOnOHT AND BOLD . ON COMMISSION, By GEORGE J; BOYD. Broke*. ]H-BmII No. lS.Sonth TEIBD Street. H-EORGM/A. WARDER, V-A STOCK BRCESIt, ■ ■ : No. aISK WALNDT STKBBT. Stocks and Leane-negeriaied. Snhsczlptlonß received for the new DnJted States 7- 30 Loan In enraa of end upwards. ■ mhl-wfraiAi* WILLIAM EL WAYKE, *v- Late Diseoimt Clerk Bank of North America, STOCK and BILL BROKER, No. 16 BANK Street Loans, Btocks, Ac. purchased and sold ut'the Phila delphia Stock Board, money procured on'collaterals. Promissory notes negotiated, Ac., Ac. mh&lm NEW FCBUCATIONS. Bocmsr hbw bgoecS h Just received by , . ASHMBAD A WANS, (Hazard’s old stand), Vo. 924 CHESTNUT Street TONY BUTLER. A Novel, In paper WMaualla eo* verß. A continuation of Lever’s Irish Novel and the Romance of Bui war. THACKERAY’S VANITY FAIR. A newand elegant edition, with illustrations by the author. Printed on tinted paper. 8 Bound in green doth. ■ TRIAL OF JOHN Y. BEALL, as a Spy and Gue rilla, by Military Commission. HEATH’S INIALLIBLE GOUNTBEFBbBDRTBOTOR AT SIGHT. The only infallible method* Illustrated by the American Bask Note Company. Every store keeper Bhould have a copy. Price $1.60. GEORGE GBITH OF FEN COURT. A NoveL By F. G. Trafford, author of **Too Much Alone,” Ac* EXILES IN BABTLONi Or. Ohildrenof Light. _ MIRACLES OF HEAVENLY LOVE IN-DAILY LIFE Two new books. by A L. O. B. Englishs^Utions. SMITH’S MAP OF THE OIL REGIONS OF PENN SYLVANIA. SHENANDOAH VALLEY. Campaign of 1861. By Robert Pattereon, late Major General of Volunteers. ALL THE NEW BOOKS received as- soon aa issued from the press. mhlO tf VTALU ABLE BOOKS NOW BEING T issued by subecription: _ „ „ „ MARTIN’SrHISTORY OF FRANCS—The most elo quent and complete History in the Segiish language. Louis XIV. ready. Bn. PHILIP SMITH’S HISTORY OF THE WORLD- To he completed in eight volumes Voi. 1 now ready. MISS MABTINBIirs HISTORY*' OF RNGLiND- Prom MOO to 1884_ A companion to Maoiulay. MBBIVALR’B HISTORY OF TBKROMANS. ZBBAH COLBDBN’S NEW WORK ofl LOCOMO TIVE ENGINEERING.—A valuable work for Railroad Engineers. tixnartß now ready. To he completed in twenty parts, af*leach. . ' , JAMES K. SIMON. Agent, 33 South SIXTH Street, above Chsstgnt, mi9-St Office of New American Cyclopedia. HIII MEN WILL FIIfB IH YOLUME \J 13 of the NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA a capi tal article on PETROLEUM. As a work of reference in Science, Art, History, or any.other subject, this Cyclopedia is invaluable; it ie- a lowing well of useful information. , „ Agency for this city, 33 South SIXIH Street, above Chestnut street. mh9.-6t RETAIL DBF OOODS. REDUCTION IN PRICES. , BLEACHED AND BROWN | SHEETING AW SHIRTING MUSLIM . FROM THE GREAT AUCTION SALE.. We "will open T&IB DAY a line of the above goods, which will be Bold at a small advance on auction cog. CBBWEN BTODDABT & BRO., 460. 45% and 454 North SECOND Street, mblo-3t _ above Willow. CHIRRED OR PUFFED MUSLIN’FOR K? WAIbTB. 1,4 CB STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN for Waists.. ~ TWILLED. STRIPED SWISS MUSUN for Waists. PLAITED OB TDOKED SWISS MUSLIM, for Waists. PLAITED OB TUCKED JACONET to Waists. IMITATION PLAITED AND TUCK MUSLIN for Waists. NAINSOOKS. INDIAN A3.,VICTORIA LAWNS, t OAMBBICS—Jaconet; French Fine Cambric; Swiss; Plaid Cambrics* all of recent purchase, at reduced prices* by the yard or piece. WHITE. BOBIRETS— Several ouaUUeß, much leas than usual prices for similar goods. WHITS BEUSSBLB. net for Puffed Bodies' or Sleeves, measuring about % and ©no yard wide, at low prices. WHITE SILK KDGIEGSASB LACES—A large assortment of this desirable Lace, of many widths, of bid purchase, at about one* half present prices, for new imporlation, at WORKS'S Lace and Embroidery Slore, , ho. 38 Korth EIGHTH Street. It* a/ Q.OOD BLACK SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES, - FROM LATE AUc/ION SALES. Several lots at * CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRICES. CUBWEN STODDABT Jt 880., 450, 459, and 454 North SECOND Street, mh9*Bt Above Willow. DOTS’ CLOTHING, OF TRE BEST D at gad finish, and in the rreatest variety of rises and »tyle» that we have ever offered. Wa confidently Invite examination and trial a • Boys’ beßt fitting Suit;. Good class Jackets and Pants. Nobby Steks for Boys. Suits made to order. . COOPEB A CONARD. mh7-Bt 8. K corner NINTH and M4BKET. CPRING DRESS GOODS, OF NEW O btylbs, opening daily. Spring styles Valencias. Spring styles Poll de Chevies, Sprier styles of Poplins. > Sommer Poplins. ’Splendid Organdies. Percales, in treat variety. New rtyles dt Hanes. Spring Colenrs de Lalnea. Boring Colours Mohairs. _ ... Hewrtylesof D»,sGcod § ta^«t o v«lgy. mhSrtf - - 96 South SECOND Street. CABPETS ACT OIL-CLOTHS RALSTON, & 00., manufacturing and commission merchants. CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, RUGS, &0., HO. 619 CHESTNUT STREET, rinr.ADßi.rniA- . . mb9-2m PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ' ST, MICHAEL’S CHIJBoff, 9 .KENSINGTON, I For the erection of the Towere. and making other lm -1 provemente and repairs, until the j)let DAY OF MABOH. • The plane may be eeen, and & oopT o! 3 1 * Soeclica tions obtained, at the Office of the Arefitee,, EDWIN F. DtJBANG, Eso., No. 51 North SIXTH Street. The Committee reserve the right of accepting sneh Proposals as they judge best to the interest of the Church.' ; mhB-3t pAKER’B ■ ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTORY. The largest and best assortment of WIGS, TOUPBES. LONG HAIB BBAIDS AND CURLS, WATERFALLS. VIGTOBINBB, FBIZBTTEB, ILLUSIVE SEAMS FOB LADIES, At prices lower than elsewhere, at TOOK hok.betektion ok mcoN -L TIBENCS of urine, irritation, inflammation or ulceration Of the bladder or kidney*, diseases of the prostate glandß,-stone in the bladder, calculus, cra ve! or brick*dust deposit/ and all diseases of tbe blad der, kidney* and dropmc&i Bwellinffs, use HELM* BOLD’d FLUID BXTBAGT BPOHU. PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY. A Fifty Caassf aid Twenty Barrels FUSE OLD BOURBON WHISKY to eale by mhß-6t» E. P. MIDDLETON, 5 N. FRONT St. DRICKS ! BRICKS !! BRICKS !!! U 0 f all kinds, on band and to sale Inquire of J AT GILLESPIE, 807 X THIBTEBNTH St. or at brlek-yard.TWBNTY-FIFrH and BEEP Bte. [mhS lit* PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS —GET THE A best* superior to all ethers tu strength and dura bility, patented binge-back Albums. all sizes, elecaat styles, at B. f BBIMER'S, 694 ARCH Street! It* HEAD.-la FOR SI.2S—CARD PHO ■*b TOGBAPHS, suitable for Albums, and also to scholtrc to exchange with their schoo mates. See spe cimens atBBIMBB’S, SECOND Street, above Green.lt* HNS DOGS STREET, 909 CHESTNUT Street. WAKTS. WANTED—SITUATION, COMMIS- Tr BionorWholesale Grocery. Axe 29. In busi ness three yesrs, So. 1 references. Address “A, p.. M Press Office. It* WANTED—IN A BELIOIOUS PUB- If LICATIOH HOUSE, a Tonne Kan as ASSISTANT BOOK- ESBPBH, and toasilst In selling. Address, in own banduriting.Box 2060 P. O. mhlO-St WANTED-A SITUATION AS ” I SALESMAN In a wholesale Dry Good. Hons*, By one who is well. acquainted with, the city and some near country trade. Address “A. B. t., Ptm* office. it WANTE D—A SITUATION IN A Wholesale Notion House, by * Young Map, who haea knowledge of thebusinese Beat city reference gtYtn. Addrcta **Q .*’ Press office. mh9-?t* WANTED—A SITUATION, BY A \ l , Joni g-man, as Assistant Book** eeper in. a whole safe hope. Be*tof city reforcuce given. Address “W H. I),** Ptpss office, mhS-ffi* WANTED—AT $l5O PER MONTH— " " A reliable ChnvasreT in every toWn and county, for tile NURSE AND SPY, the most interesting end exciting hook ever published, embracing the adven tures of a woman in the Union army as Nurse, Scoot, and Spy, riving a moat Vivid inner picture of the war. We have Agent* clearingslso per month.which we will Prove to any donbtUia applicant Send ter riiculara. Address “JOBSS, BROS., A GO., 60G CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. l * mii7 lm* A DAB OF EIGHTEEN WISHES •AA: a giluation in a Wholesale House where he can learn the buetneas. Best of reference given. Address **lndustry,” Press office mhlQ 21* Employment house, for Housekeepers, Seamstresses, Chambermaids, Watt ers, Bums, Cooks. and teneral house work, white and colored. BQ3 LOCUST St. faSOlm T? MP L O YMENT HOUSE FOR JCi Clerks, Book-keepers,’Salesmen, Packers, Porters, Watchmen, Coachmen, Drivers, Conductors, Bar* tend ers, Waiters, Farm hands. Gardeners, Ac. Employer* suited at short notice. 803 and 804 LOCUST Street. fe2o<tm . • f\lL! OIL!! 011 1! {—WANTED, TEN V/- gentlemen, to compose the around floor of. A HEW OIL COMPANY, to be formed upon a most ’popular plan, on a flue oil property in Ohio. Address “G. F.,* *at this office, for three days. mh9-2t* PARTIES ,WHO DESIRE TO JOIN A in the purchase of a well-located tract of OIL LAND, on .But Sandy Creek. Venango county, Penn eylvania.can have an opportnnity of doing so by calling at the office of the subscriber. „ JO HOT M. POMEROY, mh6-3t* 30£’8outh FOURTH street. SALESMAN WANTED, IN A CLOTH *3 HOUSE A young man with experience preferred. _ : Apply at T 33 MARKET Street, second floor It* QALE&MAN WANTED IN A WHOLE *P:BALB NOTION HOUSE.—On* that can influence a near Pennsylvania trad*. Address. ooniiiißntla'ly. with real same and reference, ‘ 1 .Fancy Goods. 'Press Office. qjh7-oi* gft 'WANTED TO BENT, BY APRIL diet, a modern DWELLING, situated above Arch street ai d west of Broad, Bent about $4OO. Address Box 1937. Pott Office mtg-Un* ttl flflft T 0 $3,000, —PARTIES WITH <|pljUUU there amounts to invest in a sole and ex clusive agency ia Philadelphia, for au extensive Bay ern manufactured article in great demand, may learn particular Bby addressing the undersigned, through the Philadelphia Ffet Office. jnn nnrv $5,000, ahd sa,ooo to w Av/jvJ vJvXv*ioan. on morteage by ANTHOETY P. &J. B. MOBEIS, So. 916 AfiGH Street. mblO 31* 'OR &•AXE AID TO LET* A FOR SALE—DWELLING, RAGE «L Street, helow SjTenteenth. Posjeaif ob jooti. tot 18 by 140 [It»J H. H. MATT, 46 g. SEVENTH St. «DRUG STORE FOR SALE.—BUSI HEBS, 87 over 8,000. Price only 81,800 Best of Store and good Home only 8180. Apply to DIOKSOH, 49!t WARMUr Street, mMD 3t« APOR SALE—DWELLING, TWEN TIETH Street near ABGH. Possession Hay Ist Price $7,600. H. B WAIT, Ho. M Horth. 7th at. It* ®TO BENT—FOR STORAGE OR msnnfactnring purposes. BOOMS In Ho. 905 PEAR Strest. Jpply to A. P. & I H. MOBBIS, mhio-3t* 916 ARCH Street, m FOB SALE— TWO' MASTIC M 6rick HOUSES, Nos. 96 and 98 Union street, Bur lington, BF. J. i with- all the modern conveniences -Gas, Bath, Heater, &e surrounded with Shade, Ornament al, and Fruit Trees.. Apply to E. F. MIDOIiBIOsr, 5 V. FRONT Street or SAMUIL W. TAYLOR, BURLINGTON, N. J. mhlO-21* ®FOR SALK —DWELLINGS ON ARCH Street, west of Broad. H. H. RATT. Beal Estate Broker, 46 Earth SEVBSTH Street, It* Miob sale—substantial s'de yard DWELLING. PoeseMlonin AiylL Lot 86 by 100 feet. H. H. RATT, Ho. 4®- North SBVBRTfi Street. ■ ; .It* A FOB SALE—FOUR-STORY BHO WN STOHE FROHT RESIDENCE, with all modem improremeatet central location, Imperfect order, for farther particulars, address “ J. S »” 619 VINE St. Possession soon. mhlo-3t* a FOB PALE—THE FOUR STORY Brick SPORE, ettnate Bn 244* on the south side of Market straat. Apply to SAHL. L. CLEMENT. mhlOSt 836 Bonth THIRD Street BARM AT PUBLIC SALE. J| A FIRE CHARCK FOR It COUNTRY ABBIDEHCB. The tabsciiber will sell* at .-public sale.oa the 13th day of March next, on the premises, near- KSCKLBSS TOWB,.on the turnpike road, about three miles from. Bordent/wn, Burlington conn4y, Hew Jersey, one of the most desirable small farms for a country, residence in the county. There are only twenty-seven acres, &n< of thayery Destofland.inewenenclosures, witfcaneat and substantial Dwelling, and all the necestary out* buildings, and the choicestfrait trees to be founds If any gentleman retiring from business wishes a pleasant and healthy residence, in a beautif c& part of the country, let him atten&this sale, at 3 o’clock P: SL Be can leave the city at 3* o'clock A. Jtf., and return at hgjf past SP. M. Bihlo-2i* jg| FARM AT SUBLIO BAEJL 4g| I>ate theproperty of Cearge 6. Ewart, coo&iaia* * Sixri-FOPB.ACRIS OF 60.03) liARX>, ■> well watered ; good fruit s good IraildiJMß; edfielent wood Tor wee of laipj ia very saperior aoauty of Kaotl* Clay, in abundance, on the property s.-situated nine miles JSorti-weßtflrem'Wilmington, three miles.Somh,, ofKennett Square, and near Mew Barden ;part<jXla*i in Chester count? Pennsylvania, ana part iuvJfei' Castle county. lid aware. Will be sold £a lots to sa; ; purch users. WiiLbe sold at public saloon / TUBS OAT, MARCH 21st, IS®. ; • ? with all tbs Stock, Grain in the ground, Ac. _ * mh7,10,14,38A15* BLIZAftSyH W. EWART, - M HOUSE TO RENT AND FURNI TUBE for tale; rents6oo. .... . House ban every convenience; Within one equate • of Chestnut street, and ten minute*’ 1 walk from its Ex.- chance Address u O. Henry,” tMsogse. mh9-3l*’ m FOR SE&T fffc 'JBM or Ifaxiß of 40 acres, on Church Lane, Darby *»S- Township, Delaware county, wilhia a few minutaa’ walk of me West Chester aid Philadelphia Railroadv and one mile" of the Darby Passenger Bail way.. The land is in a high, state .ofteullivatioß* handsomely lo* cited* with extensive view of surrounding country; there are several springs of water and au excellent quarry of gray stone on the premises The improve* j ments consist of two weU huilt, substantial stone Houses, with shade, shrubbery, choice fruit, BuAsraa* mortal trees. Also, two barns, stable* carriage*house, spring-house, com-crib, sheds. do. Ice-house, weU filled with ice. Apply to JOHK WHITEDEYron the JOED 8, PEKKIKS, Eos 45 and iYSouth m WALNUT- STREET STORE. ; tJKSL ROB SALE—A superior five- story fire proof Store £and Lot of Ground, on the eouth side of WALNUT St., yuar SEC ON 0 SI, built in the moßt substantial manner fpt;ofisTing a desirable investment for capitalists, moms accommodating. A pply to A. 8 CARVER & GO , lp.fi* S. W. cor. NINTH and FILBERT. MFOR SALE—a VERY DESI-flfc SABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, situated on J tbe north side of COTTAGE Lane, about six hundred feet east of Day’s lane, Germantown, and has all the modern improvements—Gas* Heater* Range, and Hot and Sold Water, Bath Room, Ac. It is beautifully gltuaWd, andlhas all the conveniences of a city resi denctg-with Stable and ample room forthrea Horses. Applwte ' WM. M. LEVICK, mb%wfm€t* 331 North SIXTH Street. m SALE—SEVERAL FIRST JBifcCLASS HOUSES, on the south side of Arch, west of Nineteenth street, with all the modern improve ments. Now ready for occupancy. Also, severs! first class HOUSES in West Philadel eia, Forty second street, between Locust and Spruce quire of J D. JONES- TWENTY FIB3J St***i,above Chestnut, opposite the Planing Mill. ah9im* r«L TERRITORY. . VA The undersigned hare for .ale the follow!ox Oil Territory: _ „ . . „■ . 1,(00 acres In Forest county, Fa .situated on the cast branch of the Millstone Greek . .. SB6 acres fee' simple In Ferry county, Ohio, on the Sunday Greek 40 acres on. the Federal Greek, Morgan county, Ohio. One valuable producing Interest on Federal Greek, M Two Properties oh Duck Creek. Morgan county. Ohio. 100 acres on Big Bun, branch of Bond’s Creek, Ritchie C °B2oacres*easß on Federal Crstk, Morgan county, O. 190 acres fee-simple on Laurel fork of Worihlngton Creek, Wood county, Ya. .... 100 acres fee simple on Laurel fork of Worth!* Greek, Wood county, Va. . -Iton 160 acres simple on Big Em, Eitchle ton- Virginia. “ •*■** west mklO-'tf ggLSffl-.FBOTfSt. A VALUA- wa?> % atftia J»* about seven ™gf Eh F)R SALE—a BARGE OF STA^TT. MANURE, from Washington* can "h* WOOD'S Coal Wharf, Coot Si’s V.®“ seen at J. H. 6-horse Steam Engine, in good Also, ferry, ... JreV* Order Tine-street . mhio 2i* ( IIL, COAL, AND TIMBER LAND VF FOE SALE. 210 and I.OiO acres in E k county, $2O. 120 and 890 acres In Forest county, *lOO and *5O. 2CO acres in Centre county, *2O. Also, in Clearfield, Clinton, Lycoming, and other counties A. OLWIftB & CO , mh9 61*» B.W. cor. BLEVEHTBand BIDOE Ay. VALUABLE OIL LANDS FOR SALE. » HIRE IMPROVED FARMS, containing 42, 95, 130. 138 166, 167, 135, 200. 393 acres, , *»d on and near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, “'ttnty. West Virginia SBf o a^r/wett from 15to 160 acre* oi >». »?)dhavs besuselected hr cut houses* orchards. &o , s—_ .i 4 i Tefarenea to tbair their present oecupantrwith -*euts prove them farming qualities; hut recent develops 01168 ptove l ** m to be in the midst of the OIL REGION. „ „ They wUi he offered at private sale for a few day§ at low figures, making it interesting to those who wish to purchase either lor development or speenUtiou. For particulars, inquire of “Q * No. 8& MER CHANTS' HOTEL. Philadelphia, where plats, mans, Ac., will be exhibited. mh9-3t* OIL PROPERTIES.—TWO FIRST v/ class Oil Properties on FRENCH GRESK, one within a short distance of the Sutley Well, and the other near the mouth of Sugar Greek. Gas bs had at a very reasonable figure* if application Is made immedi ately to TATLGW JACKSON, mh9 3t* -No. 614 CHESTNUT Street OIL LANDS. k' A TRACT OF SDPBRIOE OIL LAND for sale at a bargain. Inquire of “Petroleum. * r at Merchants* Hotel. * mhS- 3t* TO RENT—A LARGE ROOM WITH two-horse Steam Power. This room is 37 feet front by 70 feet deep, with window* ail around, suit able for most any manufacturing business. Apply at EVANS & WATSON'S Salamander Safe store* 16 S. FOURTH Btrcet, mh9-3S TYRUG STORES, CITY AND OOUN- J-' TRY, for sale and wanted at all price®- , mh7-lm* W. M DICKSON, 43T WALNUT Street "17OR SALE—ENGINE, FIFTEEN- A- horse power;.good order. 113 BREAD Stre«t- g # iqn ACRES OF VALUABLE ,OIL IO\J Territory for e*l*. Inuuire at R». 3* Bou‘h TBttBD Street, up stain. —J?-??:. 1 ” dhf) cfirt —FOR SALE —A MORT- SbZ.UUU. GAGE of this amount, on city praps,- KaivoA** two and three tunes the amouat ty, worth between two CARPENTER & SOS, mbS-3t* S>4lB South THIRD Street. *7*7 AND $8,066 66. • « * • « Ground Rents of thus amouats, “MeTy 0 * “ d Center a bo % . mhBlBt* 5J4a South THIBD Street. OF MUSIC. GRAND DRAMATIC! AND KTJSICAIa MATINEE. WEDNESDAY AFTBRMOOH. MARCH W. Tie Commute. of Mtoaißin.at respectfully be? Inn to announce to the public that they have succeeded be yond reasonable expectations in their efforts so present an entertainment of an extraordinary character, sad tliat nothinr but public favor tanoW wantln* to saakn the performance a complete' success. For tbe present the Committee hare the honor to an nounce that the foilowipg DtSTLKGOiSBIBD ABTIB2S appear in roles selected -with a view to particnia* >*s and acceptability r i GASOLINE BIuHINOB. . BBIJRIETTE BBHEK&S, \ HELBS WESTERS, . . ALBXTBTA FIBHBE BAXBK, ASMS SBHTBE LASQWIi. Mr. PKTffiKOHmflS, Mr. J, B, KOBBRTS, __ Mr. JOBS B MODONOUeH^ Mr. WILLIAM H ATWO<H>. # Mr. O. C. CHARLIB and I»A BXX&£BMfLnL** MonSburPATTb JTTIGMBIV ETABKT EdIfGDOS. Professor 1V BISHOP. Mr. £f. K. EICHARDSCfitf. Will Miss Mis. Miss Mrs. Mrs. BIrTTZ, the Vmtrilo^sisfe, Mr - w %^rr». ADOLFH BiSffFILD. _ ,n,-,,n'-r- W C P HA < ?«»OEfH. lb* following w«tt known ladiswahd sentlenttn wl* OWKSSAHtOWa. Miss ABIUB GRAHAM. w. B WXbL'-B, MlssG JgsFERSON, Mr. CRAIG,- Hiss HZZIB PRICK, Mr. SBJgjr. Mrs. MARI.OWB. Mr. TAYnOR. Mrs. GRIFFITHS, Mr. CLAEMRTOM. _ Miss GAUDS BR. Mr: CFTIB. 7. FKRSMAB. STUART 8081-05, Mr STSBtS. JAMBS GABDBN. Mr. MARBSE, G. H. GRIFFITHS, from the Arch strfcct GonGHLn?, i>T p* emission of Mrs. JOBS DRKW. Miss C. CAPPRI/L. Miss AE.BIS WARD. Mrs. CHAPMAN, Hiaa CLARA BRED, MiiS LIZZIE COOPER, Miss ACHES VACBB, Mrs S: A BARER. LITTLE KATIE. BAKER, from the .CWnnt-rtrßeL xi mission of W 7 E. SINIf, Rscf Mrs. CHARLES HBBTBI, A A-SHEWE. Mrs K. T. KEACH. W"; Hr H4ILBJ. *rs. ft C. OERMOH, H L-jrASOOMBK. Miss LUCY CUTLER, CHASMS HESTET, Mrs. T. WORRELL, P. A AK DBRSOE, E. L TILTO*, T. A CREES, S. J. K. BARTH, Mr. RBBb, from' the Walnut- street Theatre Company, by peg mitßioa of Mrs. BL A. GABBETTSONV . ■ THE HEW 7 OEbTfRENCH COMPANY will appear in a NEW MUSICAL BURLESQUE, Aparody on Verci’s lait treatwork. “LA FQRZ A DEL ’ DBBTI 2TO. * * : whicb'K&s achieved a great success in Mew York. will consist of FIFTY PIECES,’ selected front the Arch* street. Walnut, and Chestnut* street Orchestras, and in* elude FIVE EHIBBNT SOLOISTS* who will execute several favorite solos A NEW GBAUD OVERTURE, soMPCssi **§ffiSg fftgjjf&gSr occidoa w who will wield the baton during the performance. This'overture will introduce s Grand Chorus of ONE HUNDRED VOICBS. HULL & COPPELL. Reserved seat*,- $1: to be had at the Prtyramm* Office, Ho, 112 South Fourth street, third story. 'Admission, 50 cents. Entrance on Lo«ust street. s HER ttY B. HELLISH, Secretary and Treasurer. Partltulßri in future announcements mhS-wiißgt miW €HESTNUT-ST. THEATBKi *■' CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, March If. GBAUD- FAREWELL COMPLIMBNTABY 3&MEFIT TENDERED BY THE CITIZEHB OF PHILADEL PHIA TO KISS HBLSK WBBTEFN. GRAND SOUVENIR night. Every Lady attending the Theatre this evening will be presentee with a MAGNIFICENT WHITE SATIS PROGRAMME, enclosed ss a Farewell Souvenir, by, MISS HELEN Wi STERN. The evening's performance will commence with the Qtmi Military Dramiiin 3actB, THE FBB2TCH SPY, Mathilde,. ) Henri St. Ain., > MISS HELEIT WBSTER3. Barnet* ) To conclude with the merry Burleit* styled a DEVILISH GOOD JOKE, in which Miss HELEN WESTERN will personate SIX DIFFERENT CHARACTERS, MONDAY EVENING, March 13, will he produced LAURA KEENE'S Pew Local Prize Drama, ‘ THE WOEKMESOF PHILADELPHIA. QB THE CURSE OF DRINK. s, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. March 11. Thirty-fourth Grand Family Matinee, when that picture of Lou isSaeaLlfe, ‘ THE OCTOROON. Will be presented, introducing the Philadelphia Favorite, KBS. SOPHIE GIMBSB KUHN. Id her vivid portraiture of THE OCTOROON GIBL ZOS. Ml*3. JOHN DREW’S NEW*ABCH. JJrA. STREET THEATRE. benefit of mbs. f w. landed, formerly Maes Daybhpokt. THIS (Friday) EVENING. March M,. 188 ft, ADRIENNE THE ACTRESS. Adrienne.—**Mrs. f. W. Ludar. Alter which*. “-JOHN WOPP&” John Wopps.. *-.*-•*-**•*;♦** v *v v Robson. ln Rehearsal, “THE MEjALLIAGCII ” SmET THHASEBB. THIS (Friday) EVENING, Mareh.lo, The celebrated Comedian, Ef. A S. CLARKE, In the great aenrationalDrsum of THE STREETS OF PHILADELPHIA. With new Scenery, new and appropriate Mosie, *«4 new Machinery. Mrtking Fietnrea of Every day Home-Life. TOM BADGES ♦—*.*.........—Mr. J. 8. CLARK* Doors open afr7t.oretain rise* at half past 7. A 8 Bimpnwa THiSATKE FRANCAIS DEMEWYOR& PAUL JUIGNRT— MONDAY, March IS* 1885, NOS ABLIEBS. Comedy, injhsee sets, by Pol Mercies. _ , ■ LA CORDS SENSIBLE, Vaudeville, in one act, by Clairyille. SAMUEL BAYLOR. Doors opsn at 7 o’clock l/urtaia;will rise at qnarter to 3-o’eloclc. . ATlS.—iubscribers can obtain. their tickets at tb* office of. the Theatre, Assembly Buildings, from 11 te 4 o’clock* where single tickets for performances csx ako be procured. ... - mhi3 st AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. A*. LBr.TBEE BY GEORGE FB/jOISJERAIN, r-tW-'’ rtr Am.os xbe LADIES’ FIRST WhON ASSOCIATION. • **L FOR THE BHK.EFIT OP THE ; AND ORPHANS OF SOLDIERS 'Wboavsye died in defence of their country, and fstaffiai ' and diaablad soldiers, TUESDAY, EVENING, March 14. . costs. Reserved Seats 60 cents. For sale ‘ afT. 8.-Pngli’s, corner of Sixth and Chestnut streewe ’“Gould’s Store* comer of Seventh and C&estnus -streets; CcHttuentalHotel; Rooms of the Association. - 687-Nortlr''iagfcth street; Handed & Haydn Hall, and u the door evenlsg of the Lecture. mh7 tf QUEAfc AMEKICAN CIRCUS. 'j spbebt,.above eighth. Messrs? GARDINER St HEM MINGS. Proprietors. ' -E^ERAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS. PONY RACES will be.introduced during the'pr«Kent week, and the entire star-troupe vQ appe&r in rieh and entertaining scenea. Mr. SAM LONG*'comic clown and singer; Mr. I>. RIVERS* as Pete Jenkiiis: Mr. J. MADIGAN, in a double comer* sault; Hr. -RICHARD HEMMINGS, oaths tight-ropes M. LE JBUNS BURT, the daring harecapk rider; Ita E. GARDINER* the graceful equestrienne; Mr. LES TER, the wonderfal and agile posture?, will perforat during the week. Admission, 60 cents teat tier; 35 cents second tier. Evening commence at 7.-40 o’clock. Per formance on Wednesuay and Saturday, afternoons com mencing at 234 o’clock. Parties deaixing the Circus for beoeflts may make application at-tho ktekes office. jnhS-tf MUSICAL FUND HALL. 11L MA’D'LLE BE KATOW ABB MB. WBHLI. THB §BCO»D GEaRIhCOSCBRT of the renowned Russian Violoncellist. KAB’LLE HhLBNR DE KKTOW, and the bifhly successful Fw»o Forts Virtuoso and Composer, __ MB. JAMBS H. WBHLI, will take place on FRIDAY EVENING, March 10. Mr. Wenli will perform for the first time in Philadei* phia his celebrated fa&tasia on airs from Meyeroeer’a Grand Ope? a, LBS HUGU3NOTS, pronounced by th* Paris and Lon' on critics to be the chef d'awvrc of piano> forte compositions. Mad'lie Helene de Kaiow will perform for the ftrsj time ‘Prelude de Bach/’ by Gounod,, with the apeost» paniment of Piano and Harmonium. Miss LAGS A the yousf Amariciu P-BfSW Donna, and Sic. FOCLICOHI, Basso, will Musical Directors and Conductors, Sis. V' BEHEBffS. " * Admission fO cents: Reserved Seats $l, whl"' secured at J. B.- Gould’s Musie Store, comm' nesday, March 8 at 9 A M. Ghlejtoriay' Will be need on the occasion. MB- JAMES B, MPT' 7TT sive & fiSiDISQ for t> xiDOCH WlLIi nro Haydn Hall, U. £ eozr«r<* .sOGIATION. at Hasdai and DBHStwote, on MQ» r ,f EIGHTH and SPBTNB QAS- QnartertoBo‘clo<*. jay BYENINO, Match 1311, at ccrrer Elith sad r pickets SO cents; for sate atFagn’o. Bihl p - Ht* jhastnnt streets, and at the Hall. ORCHESTRA.- ptjblio r. V AHBARfs AT, S every SATDEDAY at 3% o'clock or at MUSICAL 50HD HALL. Single Tickets, X Six Tickets, $1; to bo bad at Oonld’s, andro’o. »nd Moyer'a Mode Storoa, and at tha HalL roftf fgra FIRE AND TH I E F-PROOF ■MSSAFK MAK(TPAGTOBT. Larya amt emid! Baft* Kao* constantly on .Band by J. HaSAEHFOEY. Vinß Street. Philadelphia. fca-ImU* LBWIB BABTKS, FRABBT WALTER LIHJfOXi fijf. WARD, vr: a chahcast, J. T. DAILY, ». BOYD* • J'*'X VERS* Leabn Conp&ny, bf per* THE GRAND ORCHESTRA THE ACADEMY OP PISTE ARTS. CHKSrKUT Street, above Tenth, is OPEN DAllif for visitors, from 9 A. a. to 6 P. It. j«SS BOARDING. TiOARDING.—LARGE, HANDSOME gbblh°m! ff&TMyfHlSi PURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED J-sBCOMB. with BOABDHtg. In a private family. lovdrtd. Address ttte EDUCATIONAL. QAKD^ Air ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND NOBHAL SCHOOL YOUNG HKIpAND BOYS, PDGHTOWff, CSMSH 00., BBSS A. next term of this Institution will begin on ICO*. pATi Apill & I£6S. - For CSrosl&n. conUtular piiilni* ISAAC W. ara,Dl*“A JPrincipaL COPARTNERSHIPS. THE COPARTNERSHIP OP KNORR ■*“ & DAWSpW'is THIS HAT dissolved by mutual consent, Chailes p. Hawaen retirin* FfiBDKkIO 5 KJTORE, QBARum P DAWSOtf. March 8, 1866. THE UNDERSIGNED WELL CONTI JL NOB the General Stock Commissionbasiaeeea* heretofore fit South THIKO Street. luM-3i* y&BDBEIO B. Kg ORB. CAMDEN AND AT **■ a'f 111 BAILBOAO-Piataa Car attache! J-fgA }J- Atlantic Actommodaiion... 3-S£- X- Junction Accommodation i'mwl. KBTQSnIKO, X.BAVJSS ATLASWC. Atlantic Accommodation....— — £• Jr Freight, with F&wtenier 0»r •♦•♦l.2QP. «, Wien |^l“ 6^6sHsr6TEii»s c ‘ i8 *• “■ gh t & m nd eltv_fre d*' opsr*' s^l*otn belori *£ft &?» "‘lSigrg' BBY^iW as*. OFFICE WATER TRANS 9Bapobtatioh tr. 8. a , *o. SIT* South THIBB Street. Philadelphia, Feb. 14.188 ft. Vessels wanted to transport Coal to Southern Pori* for the Array- Despatch tlm felfrtf JOHH St JBHWIfIIgS Capt & Asst, tt. 8 ' ESTEY’S fi»ri» COTTAGE ORGAKS Rot only OHBXGELLED, but.nRBQDALI.KLi of Tom and Power, deatoed eapaclaLlJ- for <£'•*«* and School*, but found to be equally well adapted to (ha Parlor and Drawini Boom. Fo^a^o ' Ho. IS Rorth SEVENTH Street jQlo, & complete awortxnaut of the perfect Sfelodeo* •oastantlr On hand. CHATTERED constitutions re- K> STORED br HBLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCatJ. ■■ ■« »BirMteor e&u be dQCf&S Ved s<3«at:<l Pifttto
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