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«. COMPANIES.
VICTOR
MUTUAL PETROLEUM COMPAHY
NBWTOBK, AND BALTIHOEE,
Ca|»Hal,4oo,ooo Shares, nt |i Par.
'WORKING CAPITAL 120,000 SHARES, OR
080,000.
SUBSCRIPTION PRIOR, 25 ORNTS PER
SHARK FOR Fl'IA, PAID STOCK.
.The Properties of the Company consist of 930 acres of
' 0,1 tsadi, situated In Groan and Fayette
' Minnmßt and ul Moaongahela county, Wfest
VJrtinia, fronting’on the MonoDgahela river (near the
JPennßjlvaaU mate Line), all & the famous 8011%.
VRtene PenneyWania Amber Oil Redon.
No. I—la Taylor’a Farm, of 334 acres, situated In
' Franklin township. Greene county, Penna , on both
tides ©fYen mile Creek, \H miles below Warnasfcnrf
This it a lease for twenty years; one-eighth of the oil,
A(,, goes to lessor. This is very valuable Oil Territory,
s»d will silaated. _ , . _ .^
No. 2—lb Otho E- Victor's Farm, 0f450 acres, silaated
in Georges township. Fayette county, Penna., on both
• - sides of Georges Crsek. This it a lease for twenty years,
oneeighth of the oil, coal, salt, and all minerals gota,
to the lessor. This also is valuable Oil Territory, and
well situated ,
So. 3—ls Allen DiUiner’s Farm, of 206 acres, situated
in Gass township, Monongahela county. West Virginia,
(pear the Fenntn ivanla State Line), fronting directly on
the Monongahela riiw. This la aleass for twenty years;
one tenth of the oil. &e , goes to lesior. This is also
very valuable Oil Territory, and is well silaated.
JPo. 4—le E. atoßlroy’s Farm, of 20 acres, situated in
Cass township, Monongahela county, West Virginia,
adjoining Ko, 8, and also fionting'on the Monongahela
river, b&fiif valuable Oil Territory.
At least three wells will be put down without delay
These properties are exceedingly well situated for oil
purposes. There Is slack water navigation of the Mo
nongahela river for large-ateameTs. The properties, be
sides oil of the finest (lualUy. contain vast qtaanUties of
coal, iron, salt, and other minerals, which will find a
ready market as mined, andean be conveyed to Fitts
hurg by river, andfsoon by a direct railroad.
This Company Uin earnest, and desires that all who
want a goto oil stoeferin a company sure to pay hand
< eomely, to lose no time in subscribing to the stock.
. Twenty-five cents per Bhare, full paid, the Company
to be organised as soon as the siook 6 subscribed ana
paid for, at which time all the Stockholders are impact
ed to participate In the selection of permanent officers.
Books to be opened on
WEDNESDAY, March 15th,
In Philadelphia, at the Office of
LSDYABD & BARLOW,
Mo 429 CHESTNUT Street.
Only a limited number of Shares are for sale.
PRESIDENT PRO TEM ,
JOHN BUTCHER.
TREASURES AND SECRETARY PRO TEE.,
„ JOHN DE BROT.
nihil 6t
jgggp TWRHTV-XTVR CTS. FIB SHARK.
EQUITY OIL COMPANY.
•Oaopital @300.000.
PAR VALUE. $l.
SUBSCRIPTION FKIOEs
rwssir-ms cuts peb share,
fNOI.Ii PAID OF, AND NO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS.
$20,00® WORKING CAPITAL.
Tit EQUITY OIL COMPANY owns, In fee simple, 139
acre. 109 perches Usd, on 'Walker’a Creek and Do
Vaughn's Bon, Is Wood County, West Virginia. The
title is perfect, and th» resent developments in the
neighborhood warrant the belief that the Company has
Moored a very valuable piece of oil land. The North
wee tern Virginia Ballroad rone through the land, aid
the Company has thereby every advantage of cheap
transportation; It will cost but tfty sente per barrel to
transport oil to Parkersburg, while It easts from *1 to
«3 pet barrel from Burning Bprlnee and Hughes riTer.
The land li within the (teat oil belt, and but one and a
quarter miles from the Harsh Well, struck on Hareh
.jd, at Baton’s Tunnel, on the northwestern Ballioad.
The booke of subscription will be opened on Hareh
Uth, and will be open tot three daj», at
JAS. E. LEWAKS &.00„
No. SG South THIRD Street,
White Maps can ha seas.
Should the amount of aubaeriptions at tha tima of
aloalnc exceed 300,C00 shares, ther will be allowad pro
rata to tha subscribers.
WILLIAM BUMM, President.
3, T. BILI.ENSTEIN, Seofttwy.
S. B. LEVIN, Treasurer.
■mbit. St
|ggp— IWESTY-FITE CENTS
PER SHARE.
VINTON
LUBKICATWe OIL, ®OMPMI,
VINTON COUNTY, OHIO.
CAKTAIe #830,000.
839,000 SHAKES,
PAR value one dollar per share.
SCBBCBIPTIONPRICB TWBNTT-FIVB OBHTS FSB
SHARE, PULL PAJD UP.
HO FPBTHEB ASSESSMENTS.
TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS IS CASH WILL BB
USES IN DEVELOPING THK PROPBRTT.
PRESIDENT,
A. E. BUSH,
GREENFIELD, OHIO.
BBOBBTAEY AND TREASURER,
THOMAS B. SUFLBE,
314 MARKET STREET, PHILA.
The territory consists of forty' seven acres la fea slm
■jils (go royalty), la the bolt of the Oil region of Ohio,
Within two miles of the Marietta and Cincinnati Batt
xoad, and about nine milee of Athene. Thie land wae
aeleotcd laet fall, by four residents of the vielntty, as
'being of a superior duality of oil territory. Sapid de
velopments are now bstog made within a short distance
*f this property, on either side, a producing well being
only three miles distant. All the oil yet obtained in
-this region is heavy fabricating, selling at more than
doable the price of ordinary oils: land being found at a
"depth of from one to two hnndred feet from the enrfsee
lessens materially the cost of boring Welle,
The advantages of this Company are:
First. The low price of the stock enables all to par
ticipate fa its profits.
Second. A yield of only ten barrels per day will pay
teeach Stockholder the jMlre costtolMs investment
•Within one year.
Third. A competent Superintendent has been select
«d, who will at once proceed to sink Wells and de
•velbp the property.
BOOKS or SUBSCRIPTION wIU be opened on SA
•TUBDAX MORNING, tbe Uth Instant, at the office of
ADAMS, KNIGHT, & CO.,
Wo. 146" South Third Street,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
1*31,000 SHARES
SOLD ON SATURDAY.
PERSONS WISHING TO SUBSCRIBE SHOULD
BO SO AT ONCE. mau ”
|gp=*> TUB
w ob;dbn
OIL COMPANY
SUfiAB CBEEE.
OFFIOB, 149 SOUTH FOURTH BTBBBT.
The properly consists of IS) aeres in fee
«|o|
■one mile, adjoining the property of "Sugar Creek OU
Company, which struck a large well of heavy oil. The
■Company will retain a large working eanitel, to he em
ployed In drilling a number of walla, which are now in
*"f£osPECTUS or any further Information can be ob
tafnadat Offlee, 140 South FOURTH Street. mhlO-fit
THK PBBIIC MantOIEIM’COH
WSgf PAST. CAPITAL STOCK, *400.000.
400.009 shares. Par valne, one dollar, 100,000 shares
reserved, or *MOOO as a nothing capital,
reierrec, Subscription Price
aS CENTS BACH SHARE.
. Sg CENTS BACH SHARK.
M CENTS BACH SHARE
Tbe lands or this Company are situated in most de
*!ssoacws*on tost Sandy Creek. Venango county.
W ££ l&onlwer-Mfboftomfand.
inawell on Cherry Ban .
1-16 working interest In awellon
Two wells now gofag down on tbs properties of the
e W dfflefl of the Company.
6^EOBaB t YOukft°Bwb> Son* ll Third street, Freai
■9fth« ftvtW»Rt. *8 State TfIWDStW*. • , «*-
THE
GBkAT BEFUBLIO
0 1L CO HP AS f
PmiADJSIFIIIA, NEW lOBK, AND BOSTON.
350,000 SHAKES, at PAR VALUE.
50 CENTS PEB SHARK
50CENT8.PBR SHARE
50 CENTS PEITSHABB
50 CENTS FEB SHAKE
50 CENTS PEB SHABS
50 CBSTB PEB SHAKE .
50 CENTS FEB SHABB
50 CENTS PEB SHAKE
50 CENTS PEB SHABB
80 CENTS PEB SHABB
FOR FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOE FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID BTOOK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FOIL-PAID STOOK.
FOB FULL PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOOK
FOB FULL-PAID STOOK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
RESERVED FOB WORKING CAPITAL.
En forming the above-named Company groat cue has
boon taken.ln the selection of properties, so as to obtain
nenebnt those well known to the pnblio, and which
have been tried and found to he the best yet developed.
The system of the organization will he on the mutual
plan, theeame aa that of the PEOPLE’S EQUITABLE
OIL COMPANY, which was so soon taken and now so
eagerly songht after. The working capital is to be
$30,000, which will he a very handsome fond for com-
mencing the development of .the property, and it is the
intention of the managers to push the work energeti-
cally! and with confidence of the great sneoes, of the
undertaking. The subscription .has been placed at the
tow figure of 50 CENTS PEB SHABB, so as to enable
ail to have a chance for investment In this profitable
business, where so many fortunes have been made.
The properties having been taken up some time since,
at low prices, makes the investment doubly desirable.
on account of cheapness.
Ho. 1 Is a tract of eighty acres in fee simple, of un-
surpassed OH Territory, on EAST SANDY CHEEK,
ADJOINING THE ADAMANTINE WELL, or rather
the property on which this famous well Is situated. It
was etrnek about ten daynwtgo, and ii reported as flow-
ing 100 barrels of heayy lubricating oil, each barrel of
Which is canal to three barrels such ae it obtained from
Oil Greek. There Is room for a large number of wells.
This property has eighty rods of desirable boring terri-
tory, fronting on the Adamantine Lands, with two good
Coal Vein* in the Bluffs.
No. ». A lease for fourteen yean of two-thirds of all
the oil obtained on three leases, on Ptthole Bun, a bun-
dredrods from the month, as it empties into the Alle-
gheny river. These are very finely located on the Run,
and fine selections. A well Is in progress, and will he
completed without expense to the Company.
No. 3 is five acres in fee simple upon this celebrated
stream, which hae attained a notoriety possessed by ns
other section for producing Petroleum,no wells having
been put down upon its borders which have failed to
obtain oil, and among Hums now flowing and pumping
are tbe following:
REED WBLL.~—B3O BARRELS.
GBOOEBX WILL ISO “
BARER WELL.*..., ,»*»,**,*. SO * l
AUBURN WELL..•........ 90 ■ "
DENHEX WELL... 40
PHIPPS WELL Oust struck) 100
RXND FARM 60
BBEVOET~,.~. SO
SLIPPERY ROOK GREEK
No. 4 Is a lease 1 ot twenty years, of Are acres (seven-
eightbs of the OU to the Company), Immediately on the
Creek, and bat a short distance from the new well of
Fifty Barrels Lubricating Oil recently struck by tbe Slip-
pery Bock Company, and which sent their stock from
*1 per share to *9 in one day.
The character of the above interests, situated ae they
are in tbe centre of what is known as the " Great OU
Basin, ” should certainly commend themselves to the
serious attention of those who contemplate investing in
OU Companies, and are unsurpassed by any as a basis
for an honorable and energetic petroleum organisation.
and with that energy wUeh the management are deter-
mined to -infuse into it, it certainly must prove a good
Investment.
FARM
THE BOOKS WILE BE OPEN
MOHI >A.Tir, MARCH 13tlk,
and remain open for oat weafe»aalts® tha atomic i* sooner
tnbflflfitod for* at
No. 30 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
OhU-tf -
Oil. COBPAMEg.
CAPITAL... 81,000,000.
SHARES ..................900.000.
TAB VALUE.. ~~.58.00t
MUTUAL SUBSCRIPTION PBICB ............. $2.50.
00,000 SHARES.
PITHOLE GREEK.
CHERRY RUN.
PRESIDENT,
OHAS, W. HEEYES.
TREASURES,
C. T. YEBKES, Jb,
SECRETARY,
WM. B. RICHMOND.
«BL., COMGPAimES.
Ugf- TEAR .
CAMERON PETROLEUM €O,
OF PEWNBYLVAHIA,
FRBSXDBHT,
VANOB BTBWARTj
or nsaoaa ooirarrr.ra. '
TBKASUKKB,
B. €K JAMES,
- or pgn.Ai>MjßTi.
SEC BBT ART,
J- L. DARLINGTON.
WBBI OHROTBS, PA.
DIEBCTOEB.
- VANCE STEWART, Mercer county. Pa.
JOHN K LEONARD, West Chester, Pa.
D. C. FORNEY, WashUgten, D. 0.
BSNBT D. COOKE, Washington, D. 0.
SIMON CAMERON, Harrisburg, Pa.
.JOHN H. DIEHL, Philadelphia.
JOHN F. OBAFF, Philadelphia.
GEORGE O. EVANS, Philadelphia. .
JAMBS DUFFT, Marietta.'Lancaster eo.» Pa.
The present and prospesttve value of the stoek of this
Company may he Inferred from the fast (hat ii owns a
fee simple interest In 473 (four hundred and seventy
three) acres of the richest-tested oil territory In Venango
sonnty, believed by the meet experienced oil men In
that region to be capable of producing a net annual In
come to the Company of one and a half million dollars,
or three limes the entire cost of the stock, which would
.be equivalent to twenty -five per cent, a month on Its
subscription price, or one hundred cmd fifty V*r cent,
per annum on its joor value.
The following is a description of the Company’! pro
perty:
One-fourth fee simple Interest' 1b 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
332 rode (or over one mile) front on the Allegleny river,
on which there are now twelve leases, each ten reds
square, and from which the owners of the fee simple get
one half the oil, free of all expense. Besides this, there
are two wells owned by the owners of the tee. from
which they get all the oil.
On this Farm there are how ten wells in operation,
producing an average of ton barrels per day, and several
others are about being tubed. There-are also on It 187
(eighty-seven) more lots Surveyed, and more than fifty
applications are now standing to lease the latter for one
half the oUte the owners, ,
Ont o! the twelve wells on this Farm eleven are now
paying handsomely; a fact which sufficiently demon
strates the great richness and reliability of the terri
tory.
It the entire fee elmpielntarest In 181 (one hundred and
elghty-one) aeree. eltnata oaths Allegheny river, near
ly opposite the "Hoover ” Item, and a little nearer
Franklin, at the month of Mill Sun, having a-front of
90 rods on the Allegheny river, and one mile on both
Bides of Hill Bun, with ample boring surface for one
hundred wells. or Lots of ten rods square. This tract
Is known as the "Stewart Farm,” and fat clear of all
leasee or Incumbranoee of any kind.
There is now in operation a fifty- barrel wall (beside
several smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which ad
joins this on the south. In fact, the “Stewart ” Farm
Is surrounded 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 $185,008 (one
hundred and slxty-fiye thousand dollars.) On this
lease a good well has been, struck withih a few days.
In addition to the territory of the “Stewart” Farm,
which Is believed to bo equally as good as the ” Hoov
er,” there are en it a three-story Grist Mill, with ,flne
water-power, a good farm-house, and other buildings,
hat will be of use to'the company.
The durability of this Immediate oil section is illus
trated by the fact that some of the wells oh the “Hoov
er” Farm have been pumping for over four years, with
out any material diminution in their yield, while the
oil here produced, from its greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity, always commands
from one to two dollars per barrel more than theolTat
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 made to yield for
the benefit of the stockholders in a comparatively short
rime; -
THE "BTBWAB.T ?ABM.”
There Is room on this for one hundred lots of ton rods
square, all of which can he leased immediately lor one
half the 011,/ree of all expense to the Company.
Bstlmatlog one well to each lot (one hundred wells,
although there Is room for three hundred) at the very
moderate average of ten barrels each, would make a
Batty product 0f. .. ........... bbls,
out of this the Company's share would be. <OO Uhls.
Value of dally yield to the Company, at
ten dollars per bbl (it is now setting at
513.00.)
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, this would make the Compa
ny ' s annual net receipts, from the Stew
ari Tarrn alone..—.- * . 1,000,000 00
Allowing thetameestimatesfor the "Hoov
er ’ ’ Tana, in which the Company owns ,
one-fourth in fee of the land interest, the
annual net receipts fromtfce latter would
• |m, l , mumss»rnMM-»lesc Meee*s 875*000 00
Making the annual receipts from both
Verms ——*---1,875,000 00
Deducting from this amount the sum of
**70,000 ter contingencies, would leave
s3xo
Met Annuel'lncome of the Company-*—*. $1,500,000 00
sr.r. THSSB LOTS CAM BH IMMBBIATBIT KBASgD,
If it is deemed expedient, at a royalty of one-half the
'Oil, with covenants binding lessees to sink watts, with
all possible diligence, to the depth of <OO or mote feet.
A FEW PLAIN WORDS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Ton are not asked to subscribe to this Stock with the
expectation of immediateli/ ieeeiyim large dividends,
but the basis on which the Company reels, it is be
lieved, will make your Investment not only safe, tat,
proepseUvely, of enormous value.
Notwithstanding, at the present prices of oil, the Com
pany 1 e cuuua.l receipts (without any farther develop
ment) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per
cent, on the cost of the stock. • -
The President, Mr. Stewart, is one of the most practi
cal and experienced oil operators In the State, and his
residence near the Company’s- proptrtj and general
oversight of its management Is the best guarantee that
no efforts will be spared to make the investment pro-
Applications for a large proportion of the stock have
already been made, tat none will be received unUl the
books of the Company are regular tv opened fortbat
limited amount of the stock will bo sold at
subscription price.
The stock will ta issued full paid, without further
assessments.
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION Win be open for a ftw
days, onsnd after January IS, IS6A at the offlee of
E. ft. JAMES, Treasurer,
iro. 101 wALirur Btr**t. nmaoa,
Also, temporarily, by
A. BOV6L&S,
ftS-tf itS. £ cor. SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sts.
'|ggr> PHILADEIPHIA
MUTUAL PETROLEUM COMP AM,
BTATB OF F^HBSYLYAHIA.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE FOR
FULL-PAID STOCK.
CAPITAL, 300,000 SHARIS AT $l, PAR VALUB.
WOBEIS6 CAPITAL, 100,000 BHAKBS, OB $25,000.
The plan of this Company la that each eubaeilbti
esters open the around Floor, as it i» eallel, or he
conies a purchaser of the property, ana shares all the
profits; therefore, Uie stock telssued tally paid at
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FEB SHARE,
eiablim all to secure an Interest at a small eott, with
excellent prospects of speedy and large returns The
assetsot this Company consist of 175'acres of land, in
feesimvU, and three leases on fiye aerespearSngar
Creek, with half the oil, and half the oil of three looses
on the property on. Cherrr Tree Ran.
Tract No. 1 is situate In Cherry drove township,
Warren county, and contains one hundred andslxtj
five acres of land, in fee simple, not far from the rate
brated Fox liowing well, and in* the Immediate neigh
borhood of several vrelle golnt down. _
Tract No. 2 It situate on Cherry Tree Rnn,ln Venango
eountfi and contains nine aores utd one hundred and
forty-oie perches of laud, in fee simple, about three
fourths of a mile from the town of Cherry Tree. There
has been a 100-ban el well struck on this run. about
half a mile from this property The Big-Tank Com
pany’s land is close to this property, upon which there
are nowsix wells going down, and more will
be commenced within sixty .days. Weils are going
down above and below this property, with fine show
of oil.. This tract is not over a mile and a half from the
Egbert Farm, upon which are the celebrated Maple
Shade, Jersey, and Coquette Wells, all of which have
produced over 500 barrels per day, aedare now yield
1j g from 250 to 600 barrels. The Company intend to sink
three wells of their own immediately, which, with the
three leases underway, will make a handsome yield of
oil for the Company.
BTo. S is a lease on the left branch of Patehell Bon,
between the Allegheny river and French Creek, directly
in the centre of the two oil avenues that now run
through Venango county, and abonfone mile from the
Sugar Creek Well, now yielding about 79 barrels per
Ho. 4 Is a lease near the above, and equaliyi food
and eligible.
ITo. fi is a lease near the above, and about half a mile
from the new well, just'struck, of about 35 barrels per
day y and as the Company intend to push the develop
ment of the above without delay, being where heavy
lubricating oil is found of the best quality, the stock of
this Company should be, as it no doubt is, really worth
live times the subscription asked, and will in a very
short time exceed that of any other of the Companies
now. offered, in proportion to the subscription required.
Examine our assets. wd after carefully.comparing
them with any other offered to you, judge for yourself,
and &et Accordingly. ■
. Books of subscription will be opened on MONDAY
next, M&rek IS, and will not remain open over one
week, at
HARPER, DURNEY, & OO.’S,
No 53 Sonth THIBD Stmt.
Pbbsideht— lSßAEL B. DEACON.
Tbbasitbeb— R B. HARPER.
Sbceetaet—WlLLlAM MoDANIBL.
To the Philadelphia Mutual Petroleum Company:
I have been over your nine-acre tract, and, from the
appearance of the surrounding property, am satisfied
there is no better oil territory in Pennsylvania. The
whole tract is low bottom land, and there is ample
room for twenty* five wells Cherry Tree Bun forks on
this property* both branches rnnniugthrouih the entire
tracC Yours, very tarty. __
tnvn.dt p. JASBKY.
ITHE WOBKDTGMAK’S OXXf CO.
W OF PHILADELPHIA.
Only 35 CENTS PEE SHAKE for full* paid stock.
Subscription list now open at the office of
A. D. CALDWELL,
Vo. 133 South THIBD Street, second story.
CAPITAL, $350,000™- .PAB, $l,
One Hundred Thousand Shares reserved
_ For Working Capita. ■ .
The property of the Company consists of eleven hnn«
dred seres in fee simple, situated on Bush Sun, a branch
of the west fork of the Monoßgahelariver.Lewiscoanty,
West Virginia, and on the line of the projected West
Virginia Ceniral B&Uroad. It is three miles from the
county town. Weston, and twenty-two miles from
Clarksburg, on the Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad. The
title to the tract is clear and indisputable, and the indi
cations of Oi! abundant. There are large veins of Ooal
on the property, and it abounds iu valuable Umber: So
abund cut are these, that the former owner and occupant
of the above farm of 1.100 acres frequently obtained
Oil. to u*e his own words, “by Ukiag a eaucer and
ekurming the Oil from the pooUsarrounding his dwell
nit house, find obtained sumciebt Coal for his use by
taking a pick axe and picking it from the base of the
upon which the Company,is formal makes
each and every shareholder an origins s purchaser, aud
places him upon-the around floor, as » is *<m*relly
termed.
THE PRESS-PHILADELPffi
thk
SALMON' CKEM OIL LGMPM,
CAPITA 11.- *« $900,000.
•I*B,ooo RESERVED FOR WO EKING FUR*.
J. B. CASSELBERRY. JOHN LOUTT,
EDWIN B. RIOHaBDB, JOSEPH ADAMSON,
JOHN J. KRONER. ELIAS BIRCH ALL*
CHASH.CADWaLADBR, BESJAMIN W. COLE,
JAMES D. SCOTT.
The property of this Company oonslsfca of twotraris
of land in Venango county—to wifc: '
No. 1, detfgn&tadi&a Salmon. Greek Tracts centrist* of
600 acres, in fee simple* situate on both, aid es of Salmon
and Little Salmon Greeks, tributaries of the Tionesla,
and about oie-elghth of a milejfroin the latter stream.
This region is now exciting a great deal of attention.
Developments, both above'and below ns, on the Salmon
and Tioneata Greeks, justify the expectation that this
district, in''certainty of production , will vie with the
famous Oil Creek, while the Quality of the Oil thus fait
obtained is very superior to that of Oil Greek, averaging
about 96 per cent, dear, and bringing about $3O per
barrel at the wells. We have a large amount of first
rate boring territory, and intend, sinking at least three
wells on ibis tract this spring. ■'.<
No. 2 consists of a one-tenth undivided interest lathe 1 ’
fee simple of the Mill Dam Farm, containing forty* five
acres, on both Bides of Cherry Bun* at Plummer, Corn
planter township, Venango county, ‘Any comments
row as to the value of this territory would be super
fluous, as developments have proved it to be unfailing
in Oil. Some of the best wells in the country we on
this Bun—among others the Heed, JOaker, Auburn} taxi.
Changer* producing from one hundred to three hua
dredbarrels each per day. Thirteen wells are now
being bored on this tract, for which the Company for*
nish no capital, but receive a royalty of all the Oil pro
duced. It 1b believed that this interest alone will pay
a good dividend on the capital.
6,000 shares of the Beserved Stock have already been*
taken, wliehUaves less than 7,900 sham open sub
scription prioe.
For farther particulars, see prospectus at the
No. 38 Merchants’ Exchange.
mhll-stuthgt
THE
O A PIT AL ..SSOO.OOO
✓
100,000 SEABBS RESERVED. FOR WORKING
“THE FLOWING SPRING OIL COMPANY >■ owns
la fee simple (we have no leases) two hundred and
four (204) aoree of land la Athens county, Ohio.
The property Ilea only two (2) miles southeast from
Marshfield Station, on ths Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad, and ahont four (4) miles santhwsst from
Athene, another station on the same railroad. Good
wagon reads run from this property to both stations.
MARGABETr S ORBBK, a tributary of the BOOKING
RIVER, rnns through the land from east to weßt. - The
presence of several OIL SPRINGS on this property is
ample testimony as to Its rains. About two. third* (73)
ol the land is first-class borlna territory.
The Cincinnati Oil Company’s land, whioh adjoins
this on the west, has a Sowing oil sprint upon it, and
the company are developin, their property with the ut
most diligence. " , .
Immediately below the property ol " The Flowing
Spring Oil company” are the lands of ’’The Fuller
Petroleum and Refining Company, ” of Philadelphia,
on which are oil springs , , ,
The Flowing Spring Oil Company’s lands are sur
rounded by those of the following companies—vlr:
‘•The National Oil Company.” " The Athens Petro
leum Company,” and ‘‘The Harper Oil and Mining
Company,” of Philadelphia! “The Sugar Greek OU
and Coal Company,” of New York eity, and “The
Columbus Oil Company,” of Ohio.
The excitement In Athens county, Ohio, and the do
mane for oil territory, Is equal to that on Oil and Sugar
Creeks, In Pennsylvania, and property has advanced
In value seversl hundred per cent. In a few months.
«,OMOO
will undoubtedly prove tobe one of the bast. .U.
The subscription hooks will bs open on Maxonldtn, at
the Counting Room of - _..
at 9A. M., and on other days until the sals Is computed.
A man of the property may be seen at tbs Office of
& BOBBBTS & CO.
We hereby eerlifF that we have been onthe land of
the “*lovr&s Spring Oil Company, * * end that it U of
the highest order of on-producing territory The state
neats made above are not exaggerated. This property
is thought to -be of as much value as any Lou land- in
Pennsylvania- •
The oil found here is lubricating oil* and commands
in price $35 per barrel at the wells. ' -
The title is indisputable.
TVSBIT CENTS PER SHAKE.
OIL COMPANIES.
VENANGO COUNTY, PENN'A.
100,000 SHARES.
PAR AND SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, **•
PRESIDENT.
J. R. CASSELBERRY.
SECRETARY.
O. O. WOOD.
TREASURER,
EDWIN S. RICHARDS.
DIRECTORS,
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
FLOWING SPRING OIL COMPANY,.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
PAR VALUE, $l,
Subscription Price Twenty-five Cents.
Fall Paid up and no farther Assessment.
CAPITAL.
THE FLOWING SPRING OLI| COMPANY
E. ROBERTS & CO..
No. 341 Market Street,
PEEBn>E»T,
W. S. RINGGOLD.
secbbtart*
WI, MoDANIEL.
TB8A8»B»R,
E. TYSON.
Counsellor—W. D.OOMJEGYS.
MONONA. OIL COMPANY.
capital. sseo.ooo.
PAR VAICK, »1.
Subscription Price only 20 Cents per Share
FULL PAID UP, AMD HO FURTHER ASSBSSHKHTS.
* , 'WORKING CAPITAL, #lB,OOO.
This Company is Arranlzcd on ilia most equitable
principle, without recourse to the preseat prevailing
spirit of speculation, and with a view to the immediate
devtlopment of the laud, and to enable every one,
whether rich or poor, to invest according to their means,
and to participate in the legitimate profits of thepro
taction of Petroleum, to which end a large portion'of
the proceeds of the Bale of the stock is devoted to work*
iQ *fhe Company own in fee Edmple one hundred acres of
fine boring territory, in the centre of the celebrated
Mecca Imbricating Oil district, in Trumbull county,
Ohio, consisting of a good, well* improved fans, sur
rounded by producing wells of the Mecca Oil Company,
of this city, the Boston Lubricating Oil Company, and
others, producing severally from two to eight barrels
per day.
The Mecca Oil is a natural lubricator, the beat in th*.
market, and la is great demass at Fiftn Dollars per
barrel at the wells.
There are two -wells down, almost ready for tubing,
with a good show of oil is both, with an eight.horse
engine on the around, ao that no delay will oeenr Is the
operatioißof the Company. ,
-Within a few weeke Oil hae bees fonnd at B»feet,.ln
this district, which fact enhancer the Taloe of this land
,e 4?h«i the stock Is all taken, a meeting wIU ha called,
officers elected, and meassrea takes for the foil deyelob
mlubseription>§ooks will opes on W.,
the same hours, at CHESTNUT BTBEfiT, -
JOHN DEEBYSHIBE,
HSUS* E. WALLACE,
' E E. PBEBTJBS,
W. 0. LESLIE
OBOBGB W. GEITPIK* •
EOBT. JOHJfSTOH,
nahM-St
THE CHtSTCB Oil, COMPACT
las’ OF PBBHBTLVABIA.
CAPITAL STOCK, $100:000. DIVIDED IHTO
■ A 100.000 SHACKS „
SHBSCKIPTION PBICB*IMBggABB. FnLLPAIO.
TER THODSAHD SHACKS HKSKBYED FOB A WOKK-
IBG CAPITAL.
The property of this Company eonaists of the following
80. 1, The entire working interest', being one-half of
all the oil obtsined from Lot Bo* 77, containing one
acre on Watson fiats, adjoining the borough of Titus
ville, on which is situateu the Kellogg Weil, now pro*
during from twenty to thirty barrels of oil per day, and
with proper machinery will probably produce from
forty to fifty barrels per day. There is room on this lot
for three more wells. It is about a hundred yards from
the'celebrated Continental Well, and in the Immediate
vicinity of several other producing wells. As the rail
road dipot is within a snort distance of this property
the oil will sell for from one to two dollars more per
barrel than on farms lower down the Creek. \
80. 2. One-sixteenth wort ing interest, drawing one*-
tWrty-stcondof the oil, in lease No. 12, containing one
and one-eighth acres on the MeElheny Farm, between
the Sherman and Empire Wells. On this lease a well
has just been struck, and is estimated to be producing
about two hundred barrels per day. There is also room
for several more wells.
Bo 8. Ninety-seven and a half (97&) acres in fee
simple, known as the Bonn? hoff Farm, adjoining the
FiniSh Wes Farm on Oil Creek. This tract le in. the
heart of the oil region, being about two and a half
miles above the Noble Well. There is a large pro
ducing well & short distance below, and several wells
are going?down on the farm. Miller Farm
Station, on the Oil Creek Bailroad, is within one mile
of this Property. This tract has ail the surface indi
cationß and geologisal features of the best oil territory,
two-thirds ofwhich it well adapted for anda
l&Tge number of wells can be put down without being
affected by others. Tgfcre Is also a heavy peowthot
oak on it, which will afford an abundant supply of fuel.
This Company has the advantages of a large basts
with asmaUoapitaL and will continently, with the
same production, yield larger dividends to the ftock
' holders than those companies having large capitals, it
is expected from the present prodnetion the company
will receive from two to three per cent, per month, With
the prospect of a large increase as soon as proper ma
chinery is put into operation. The land is all proven
oiltexritory. On theleases there is room enough *or
six more welle, and on the tract owned by the company
in fee simple thereie room enough for over one hundred
well*. One well of forty barrels per day will yield to
the company about ten per cent per month.
- The woTk of sinking wells will be commenced imme
diately, and prosecuted with the utmost vigor, under
the direction of a practical aud energetic superintend
ent, and the supervision of the president, who has had
a large experience In the oil region. ' ‘ ,
Dividends will be declared as soon as the finances of
the company permit, and witt he held subject to the
order of distant Stockholders, by draft or otherwise,
free of charge.
fcubeerlptlons received for a limitednu mber of shares,
at one dollar per share, at the offices of _
GEORGE FBESboLN.Weef Chester, Pa. .
T. B. CAKSOB, $833 B. SIXTH Street, Phila.
nihil-St ...
•ggp corns vabk oa ceHrm
33aid#* WASHINGTON BUILDINGS,
374 Sooth THIRD Street.
Persona wisM-ng Stock li the above Company aro no
tified that there are for aale—at the Sahaorlpttoa Prioe.
$1 CO per share—TWBHTT-THSEE HUNDRED AND
TEN (3.3X0) I HAKES OP FORFEITED STOCK. Ap
plication most bo made Immediately.
nhUdt B. J. HARRISON, SeoroUry.
TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1865.
|ggp* FETROLEDH.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER TEE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES,
*lO PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO A3SES3-
GOVBBNMENT BONDS AND SECURITIES TAKEN
OFFICES:
No. *4 EMPIRE BUILDING,
No T 1 BROADWAY. HEW YORK.
Fo«I Offish Address, Box No. 6388, Nhw York.
Hon. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
WM. T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
- ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
H. J, BURTIS, Mining Superintendent, Titusville, P*.
ATLANTIC BANK,No.l42Bioadway,N.Y.,Treasury.
The wells of the Company are now producing oil.
Payment for stoek may be made In drafts, registered
notes, or Government bonds end securities, which bonds
and securities will be taken at their market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company,.P. O.
Bog. So. (1363, New York City, or to Atlantic Bank,
Treasury of the New York and Liverpool Petroleum
Company,'No. 14J Broadway, New Fork City.” •
Pro,poems sent to any address on application, con
taining a full and dear account of the operations of this
MOST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY. _
mhASm
WOODFORD
OIL COMPANY. *
Stockholders can obtain their certificates of stock upon
the presentation of the Treasurer's receipts at the tem
porarir Office of thg Secretary* between the hours of 11
A. If and 1 P. Ms MICHABL fftSBlT,
H»hl4-3i* / go 305 8 RtXTfit Street.
tCOD 1 GRANT! VICTORY !
STIIbIOIV LEAGUE REGIMENT.
ALL THEBOCNTIEB PAID ON BEING MUBTERED IN.
DO MOT WAIT TO BE DRAFTED!
The Officers are all Veteran Soldiers, and win take care
of their men, and he with them In the field.
CITYkAND U. S. BOUNTIES:
ONE YISAR, #5OO.
TWO YEARS, #OSO.
THREE, YEARS, #BOO.
Besides the Highs, t Ward Bounties, and Pay. Rations,
and Clothing.
NATIONAL, GUARDS’ HALL,
„ RAGE Street, below SIXTH.
»hl4-2l« ■ ' ■
u TWENTY-FOURTH WARD!
THE DRAFT IS UPON US!
Official orders have been received to commence, on
MONJDA.’Sr NEXT, '
DRAFTING IN OUR (FOURTH) DISTRICT.
The revision of the Enrolment List leaves the ward
with a ■-
- , DEFICIENCY OF FIFTY MEN.
A Meeting of the Citizens will be held at
COMMISSIONERS* HALL,
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8 o’clock*
To raise the funds requisite to avoid the Draft.
CHAS. E. BLUMNER, Jb.,
It* PRESIDENT.
4 MAJOR GENERAL HANCOCK'S
Ist ARMY CORPS
■■ - 0,
Byan order from the War Department.received this
day, March 13th, lost., every Veteran who desires to
enlist in the lit Army Corps* to he commanded by
Major General Winfield S Hancock, must make his
affidavit, when he is enrolled, as to his residence,
naming the Congressional district and the sub-district.
This will prevent any advantage being taken of him by
any runner or other recruiting agent in anvward-oz
township In the country* where the inducements of
larger'local bounties are held out than in other wards
or townships.
The subscriberdesiresit lobe distinctly understood
that he did not in any of his advertisements, handbills,
or poster s agree to cash any warrant issued by the city,
nor has he been furnished any means to do so.
Moat of the wards in Philadelphia have advertised to
cash the city warrants, and it is thought that in a few
days a perfect sy stem will be adopted to this effect
Every veteran, relieves a dratted man: therefore,
every person should become a recruiting officer.
A:tisgle man may credit hlmseirto any district he
chom * lo Mle ” w blnja^Vel'alklinV
Chief of tbei>etective Department of Phila. ,
mhii Cfc And Executive of the Recruiting Committee.
B. P. #MITH.
B. D. HARPER,
Continental Hotel.
STHE GRAND NATIONAL GUARD.
Major General Hancock’s Ist Army
30,000 VETERANS WANTED.
THE PATRIOTIC EXCITEMENT OH THE INCREASE.
Tbe Corps to be Beei-nfted to Its Mail'
mum Number. .
THE BIRNEY BRIGADE WILL BB ATTACHED TO
THIS CORPS.
The Ist Army Corps of Veterans for Hi* GALLANT
GENERAL HABOOuK, to form a part of the GRAND
NATIONAL GUARD, to protect the iostltationgf
d our country, to vtodioate the honor, power,
and 'glory as embkmtied in the “OLD FLAG,”
and .fight for and sustain It against all enemies, foreign
er domestic, have occupied a considerable share of
pnhlie attention for some time past. It is gratifying to
announce to the public at large, that to far my efforts
have been crowned with success. The noble response
of the Veterans resects infinite credit on their patriotism
Their wUlingness to be in at the death of the most i&fh*
mous and causeless rebellion that ever shocked civiliza
tion and Christianity will jnake a brilliant page in the
history of our country, an<b endear their names to pos
teritv -
BOUNTIES AND PAT. „ • ,
Since my first general advertisement, the bounties of
fered by the constituted authorities of Philadelphia’
have been Increased as follows, _ ..
The net a Veteran Volunteer in Hancock s
Corps is, viz: ' _ .
POT oneVear Government Bounty**** ***♦.******,*♦., 9*xj
City of Philadelphia Bounty... .*.•*-- 400
Monthly pay from United States Government, 916
per month...a. . 192
Ciothingaceeiintyfiariy.**.*...***. **•*«*+ 42
26
City Belief for families of Volunteers, $6 per
month* *+***•*»* *»~~***«..........*«**♦«»*»♦ *■ 72
The net pay,of Veteran Volunteers for two years in
Hancock Corps Is, viz: ’ .
Government 9500
Monthly pay fSm United 1 sTate. - GoTenuneitl *l5 *
per monfluu****. *•****..«.♦*•*♦*♦.*+****•«*******• 384
Clothing account, $42 per year****..♦**♦.***.«•*♦** 84
Ward Bounty, (averaae)^****■**A*.********.*********, 25
City relief for family, 9C per month
Total. .$1,687
.The net psyef a Veteran Volunteer for three years In
HancccK’e Corps le. viz:
Government ttonnty—*... few
City of PMladelpbi» Bounty..a. * 800
Itonthlypay from United States Government, $lB
MI mOltUlr ►... .see.. .«4 .«♦ 078
Clothing account, $42 per year 128
Wardßonety, (average) 20
City reUef.for tallies, <6 per months™....Mß
Total~i~._~^ ;^r=ii™^“^" —*il«
Committee.
SEPBBSSH7ATIYB BSOBtTITS.
Let it be distinctly understood that any man* exempt
from draft, or woman or young lady desirous of beta*
represented in the arm# can do so, upon paying to the
undersigned the earn of $4O, and & handsome certificate
commemorative of tie event will be given to tbe parson
thus represented. Of this sum $26 will be paid to the
recruit, and $25 will be retained to defray the extraor
dinary expenses for music, advertising and bill print*
log incident to ssing troops. , Let every man and wo
man in the State, who desires to be represented in the
ajjuy, come forward and make this investment for the
P,n»* of "»*««£ tto «mr.
The Brigade of three regiments, named in honor of that
gallant hero whose name, lives in hisiqrr, will be at
tached to the Ist Army Corps. It is the intention of the
patriotic gentlemen interested in perfecting this orga
.niz&tionto present each member with a handsome testi
monial as a memento of the occasion of his re-enlistlng
ecpecisllyin the Brigade. , ' .
The Becmiting and Mastering Office, for the praMSk
Is &t the northwest. corner of FIPtH and PBChFB
Streets, Fifth war#. Office, northeast cor
aerof SIXTH and MOTOR Streets. The headquarters
of the men, after having been mustered into the service,
are at Richmond Hell. .
other recruiting offices will be opened in differ
ent parte of the city and State as soon as the arrange
meat, ena be FHisKtnr
Zxeentlve of tie Beoraltias: Committee and Chief of
mhB 6t Detectfre Depaitmant of PMlada.
IVTAESHALL’S SALE.— VIRTUE
-iM. ©f a writ of sale* by the Hon.' JOHN OAD-WALA
DEB, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in and foi the Eastern dlstrlet of
miraUy, to no directed, will lie sold at XAWJe Sa'e/ fS
the 1 latest and heat bidder, for cash, at MIOHBtreE S
STOKE Ho. 14» North FRONT Slrrot. on TUB DAY,
March 2f, 1886, at 13 o’clock M., the residue of the
cargo of the steamer Donegal, consisting of 31 hales
tumor cloth, nina-eighth ca*ke« 1 keg and M dead-
Johns aquadient,, 4k«ga brandy, 1 barrel whisky, #
cases gin, and one-eighth cask Oatajonia wiaa.
WILLIAM MILL WARD,
United States Marshal B D. of P.nnsylyania
' Fhilapblphia March 13, 1665. MbM 6t
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A COAX.—Eqnal to any Lehigh mined. A trial will
secure your patronage. The nonsskeeper s layprtte.
Yard. 333 North BROAD Street: Office, *l3 WALXUf
Strest. DBLAPLAIMB HUNT. Ordersby Dispatch, to
either glace, yriil be promptly and properly filled. It*
t>HOTOGR APH ALBUMS —GET THE
X-. Beet’Albums to be had, knotnila* patented hlsge
baek Albums— the most du rsble, itexlble, and strong.
Sold at B. * BMMBB’S. 63<t aBOH Street It*
TWELVE CARD PICTURES FOB
JL sl.26—*oinp thing that U desirable—suitable for
Albums. Scholars will find item just the thing to ex
change -with schoolmates. KBIJttBK’B. SECOND Street,
above Green. u
B~ F. REBIER’S LIFE-SIZE F
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CHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS KB
'0 STORED bF HSUfBOWS EXTRACT BOOHO.
OIL COMPANIES.
KENT.
IN PAYMENT FOR STOCK.
OFFICERS.
MILITARY.
* Headquartensj
VETERANS.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC,
Corps of Veterans.
Mil. Cl VERY.
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BOW OPEN, A FULL LINE OF
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HAT?, AND MfULISEBY 600DS
generally. Merchants, Strangers, and Residents pur
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THE LITTLE FOLK want something they can slug.
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THE LITTLE FOLK want the new little book just
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THE LITTLE FOLK GENERALLY
-1- LIKE to 1 * euit the action to the word. ’ *
This they can do in. a very musical and pleasing way,
with-a copy of that new little book of little gems of
eoni. which contains forty little pieces, many of which
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voice and action in a novel combination.
THE BOOK IS CaLLED
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i. Price 60 cents/
Published by HTJBD & HOUGHTON - ,
Jfo Ml BROAD WAT, Eew York.
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Amtebaby peabl
VlB THS BEAUTIFUL JTKW STORY
• MAUDE HILLARY;
OR>
THE POOR SOLDIER’B LtfCKT. *
ByMl8» M. S. BRADDON,
Author of "The Outcast#.“Aurora Floyd,” "Lady
Audley’sSecret," dee , Ac. v
The publication of this .charming romance is com
menced in the
HEW YOBK MBBCUBY
of SATUBDAY, MARCH 25. It is one of the choicest
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Miss Braddon is too widely and warmly accepted to re
/quite any extended notice. She he s won her way to
the hearts of all who appreciate pare, refined, and lofty
thought, expressed inTangusge easy, bright, and cheer
»fol. yet dignified and free from any approach toward
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doubtedly most injured ax^RttiatU^arforraanoe,
opens in the .Tasmanian Peninsula* amid the fresh
scenes of
BRITISH AUSTRALIA
and fhe Quaint llfu and manners.of the Colonies at the
Antipodes. Fxaneis Tredethlyn, the ‘‘poor soldier”
ol the work, is a splendid specimen of bis profession,
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intermingled, constantly with fine touches of English
home.lHe B a^ E hM & dom^o™. ATroif
are immediately interested, and the pernsal of a single
chapter convinces the most indifferent or blase critic
that he has, indeed,lbefore him a host Fasoihatixo
WOBE ' THE NEW YORK MEROUBY *
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J-J SHIP heretofore existing between E. B. BAR
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BABCLAY & CO.. Vuhilshers. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. I. J. VAHDfciStOOT svithdrawing.
The business will be continued by R- E. BARCLAY.
March 11, 1866. • mhM-at*
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fJ'HE NEW
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aaS DOGK STSKBT,
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mbS-lm '
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o * 2 ° BONDS,
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In view of the prospect of PEACE anda FALL IN
GOLD, Bolden of Gold Bondi will do well to detach the
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Fames residing out of the city wishing to cash their
Compose can forward-them by express, and we will re
turn the Gold or its Talus in greenbacks, as desired.
fel2Bot ..
CAMUEL ALLEN,
O , STOCK BBOKEK, _
No. 130 South THIRD Street,
mbl4-Im* • FHisAjßQpgLa.
r\lL STOCKS, U. S. LOANS, &C.,
\J BOUOHT AND SOLD m
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Broker,
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gNGLISH BROWN STOUT,
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ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINN GKOCEEIBS.
mh4-tf Comer of ELEVENTH and TINS Bts.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i>*' application lias hewn. mad# to Ws_ BxcaHeucy.
Governor Curti&e for pardon to OSQSGB FOBBPAUGI
and 19 ILLIAM FOREPaUQH. Bfla4-ta»
tTTDE & BURPEE,
1805 WILLOW Street, Philadelphia,
Sole. Manufacturers of Uu;
ABOMA-SAVING COFFEE BOASTERS AND DIAMOND
BUBS COFFBB MILLS.
E. J. HYDE’S PATENTS. ,
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coffee withyourFoxtahleCo|«fc»^ ¥ & flo .
Continental Hotel. Philadelphia.
“Where rood eoffee.l* desired, we consider your
Boaster absolutely necsMary." , _
KANAGA. FO WIJSB, it 00 ■ Girard House.-'
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. W. H. BAKES, Ashland House.
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me.” B. B. CLABKB, Germantown.
“ I consider, your Portable Coffee Boaster thebest la
the market,” JOHN B. LOWS,
Philadelphia Coffee and Spice Mills.
0. S. A. Gkhbul HoamAh,
Srauir Housb.
“Your Patent Coffee Boaster is in use In thlc Hospi
tal, and does its work in a very satisfactory manner,
the coffee being much moraeveulyroasted, without
any portion of It being overdone. There is laying in
OhantUy and Improvement In rntoag being
”***” •- Burgeon 17. S. V-, in chares.
0. 8. A. Gbxekal Hospital, .
Ghrstkb, FeanA
“It gives.me pleasure to recommend your Coffee
Boaster to all desiring good roMted coffee ’ *
THOS. HEWSON BACHB,
Surgeon 0. S. <r„ in charge.
Many testimonials might be given endorsing our
small Family Coffee Boaster, all of which unite ln pro
inonidnt it the only machine worth having. Prices
*3.60, *8 60, and *9. -, , _
Prices for Portable Stove and Boaster, f<w Grocers,
Hotels, Hosplial*, Coffee Manufacturers: No. 1, *4O;
No. J. *6O; No. S. *135; No. 4, *260. Send for circular.
All Machines Warranted. Besponslble families, de
siring to try any of the family sizes, before pnrobMlni,
can be accommodated by sending their orders to the of
ffS.TSOSWILLOW Street, Philadelphia. „
delO-etnthSmlf HYDE A BUBPKB.
M FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND
A* MACHINES. -All theHmproTedPlonghs,Haim>wt,
Cnltivators, Seed-sowers. Hay, Straw, and Fodder
cutters, Horae Power* and Threshing Machines. Mow
ing and Reaping Machine*. Spring-tooth Horae Hay
Hikes, Field and Garden Boilers. Garden and Farm
Barrows, Pana Bells, Ox Tolies, Oharas, Grist Mills,
toseiher with a full stock of alllmplement* appertaining
to theiarden Purchase rs are Invited to call and ex
amine my stock and BmT> Jb „
Agrtonltdral and Seed Warehouse,
Noe. 933 and 93* MAEKBTJStreet.
mhll-6t Above Ninth.
JR BUIST’SWARR ANTED KITCHEN
3! GaRDENJjMEDS,—These Seeds are always war
ranted as reprUented, and are unsurpassed In parity
or auaiity. For sale by
u * KOBEET BUIBT. J&.,
JX 05. ; 932 and93* MAESEf Street
mhll-Ct *-• Above Bfinth.
JR ONION BETTS.—3OO BUSHELS
LAI prime white and yellow union setts now in store,
and for sal. at the lowest martat r i ß ce igT
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,
Bos. 932 ana'934 MARKET Street,
mhU-et . above Ninth,
JR EXTRA EARLY PEA B—3oo BUSH
IEbIS Extra Barly Peas, uesurpasred In gusllty,
now in atoie and foi sale, in uuantttlesi to suit, by
BOBEBT BDIST, Jr ,
Seed and Agricnltnial Warehouse,
mhll dt 933 and 93 A BASKET Bt, ab. Ninth.
IflM. H. JAMES,
(Formerly of Philadelphia )
ATTOBNEY AT LAW. •
FRANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY, PENNA.
Speai&l attention given lo the examination of Titles.
_PBn.ADEi.pniA Bepreesoes :--Ohaß B Lex, Em.,
Bon J. Bobs Snowden, James H LitUe. Esu-.T. T.
Tasker: Sr-, Hood, Eouhrlght. & Co., J. Z. DaHaven,
President 7th National Bank. mhltt-Sm*
CAMUEL W- HOFFMAN, ATTORNEY
O AT LAW AND CONVEYANCBB.
FEANKLIN. yBNANGO COUNTY, PBNNA.
(late of Philadelphia. J -
• BSFEBS to •
Charles B. U*x, Esa., . 8.4V.0. Biddle St Co.,
E. C. Knight A Co., - I Dr. BS. Mackenaie,
James B. Little, Bsu., t W, H. Seaton & Co.
mb7-8m ■ ■ -
CAMUEL L. TAT LOR,
lo No. 433 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
attorsby at LAW AND . .
COMMISSIONER FOB ALL THE STATES.
Exespt Connecticut, New York, Illinois, Nevada,
OiegQp, and Texas • ~ fea-irtnly
TO SHU A T. OWEN, ATTORNEY,
V COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND. SOLIOITOB.OF
CLAIMS. OSes, 351 F BtrseL near Four»onth «treet,
WashUglon, D. 0. • orn-ta.
WANTBD-A SITUATtOH AS
Asriatant is a Wholeiale Dry Goods House, by a
Young £&&• twenty- five years old. Has bad .several
▼tara" experience in Ike retail trade. Has a large ao-
Stoatatanee among country merchants, and could assist
w* tb the bocks, if required. ,
ju Terences Sven. Address Box 80, Mount Holly,
Hew Jersey. mlfl4-Bg_
WrX NTBD—A CLEBK IN A RETAIL
W Ck rihfa* House, who bM a thorough experience
in the hW'hiese, and who writes a good cjmmerolal
liend tn okl to thO S'fttO Of IlltUOts
Alii. Bo 5»« M4.HKE* Street, up ataire, ;
Between &.B hoars of ID and 12 o’clock in the mora
tog- . : : ii—
E. F. GILL * 00.
WANTED.—A BITUATION IN _A
T 1 Wholesale House, by a Youtu Man that
haeagood kuowWt'* B <>* the bustoe&B. Would make
himself (eueral)T * *fnl. and | could inSuouce rone
sear trade. Good dtk reference. Address" Notions.'
Press office. »
WANTED— A SITUATION AS
BOOKKEEPER in » wholesale House. Beet
city reference alTen. Afcdreas B. L. H . Pro**
Office. ' mint 3i*
RANTED— A WAITER. ONE ABLE
Applj? House, IM2 R,orth EIGHTH Street,
before II o’olock A. M.
WANTED—A MALE TEACHER,
* » for Principal of Male Gramma* ‘ School.Fotts
ulUe, ichralktu county, Pa , by the Sort <>f Aprli next.
Salary, f/JO a yetr, payable monthly OK®- Eqnlja
lent lo 173 a month, for the school term of t ea months
Studies—the common English branches Ry
mology, Mental and Written Arithmetic, &e. > Humber
of pupils acorn 160; 120 average attendance. 2 wo lady
aaristamts in the school with separate recitation .rooms,
A teacher of experience prefered The law regain BB
party employed to beiprovided with a current Cei'Utt'
cate, either state or County. Applications in person' or
by letter- accompanied with testimonials, Stc ,
by the undersigned, to WEDNESDAY, 22d- March inri.
Applicants deriring replies by letter or the return ox
papers, must enclose stamps for the prepaybmbS of
postage. CHRISTOPHER EITTLB,
mhil- stuth4t Secretary of Board of Director* ,
WANTED-A COMPETENT PER
* * BOH to take charge of the Business Department
of a Weekly Publication. Address, with name* re
ference, etc,. Box 1100 Post office, iaiil2-Bt*
WANTED—AT $m PER MO^TH—
■ t». A reliable Canvasser in every'town and county,
for the NUBSE AND SPY, the most interesting and
exciting book ever published, embracing the edven
tores ofa woman in the Union army as XSutrb, Scant,
and Spy, giving a most vivid inner picture of the war.
We have Agents clearingsl6o per month, which we will
prove to any doubting applicant Sena for circulars.
Address “JUNES, BROS;, ft GO., 600 CHSBTSTOT
Street, Philadelphia.” . mh7-lm*'
Employment hoube, foh
Housekeepers, Seamstresses, Chambermaids, Wait
ere. Nurses, Cooks* Laundresses, and general house
work, white and colored. BQg LOCUST St. fe2)»im
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE FOR
•A-J Clerks, Book-keepers, Salesmen, Packers. Porters,
Watehmen, Coachmen, Drivers, Conductors, Bar-tend
ers* Walters, Farm hands. Gardeners, Ac. Employers
suited at short notice. 80S and 804 LOCUST Street.
feaO-lm ' _____
CALESMAN WANTED IN A DRY
A 3 GOODS COMMISSION HOUSE. Ons wsll ac
quainted with city tiado. Addros* Post Office Box
1,043. - mull-31-
m WANTED TO RENT—FOR ONE
-KB. year, with privilege of buying, a comfortable
DWELLING; ten roomH, with one or more acres of
ground, within ten miles of the city and not more than
ten minutes' walk from a tt&tlon, on either West Ches
ter, Germantown, Norristown, or Pemnsylvacia Bail
road. Address
mbit 2t* “O. Y W.,» Ftess office.
® WANTED—TO RENT FOR THE
Bummer, a Cottage, furnished or unfurnished,
within say 10 miles of the city, and near a railroad
station. Address Box 1100 Philadelphia P. O mhlS fit*
m -WANTED TO RENT, BY APRIL
Kht, n modern DWELLING, altuated above Arch
Itreet at d west of Broad. Kent about $4OO. Address
Box 1987. Post Office ~ mh2-lm»
st\F\ nnn sio r oco, and $5,000 to
qp U/4UUU9 INVEST upon mortgage.
Apply to A FITLBR,
mhil-6 s* No. 51 North SIXTH St.
$1 nnfv To |S,OOO.—PARTIES WITH
IjUUv these amounts to invest in a sole and ex
clusive agency tn Philadelphia, for an extensive East
ern manufactured article in great demand, may learn
particulars by addressing the undersigned, through the
Philadelphia Post Office.
mb9-6t* JSULL ft GOODELL.
m ARCH -STREET—YERY DE-
properties. Situate on the north side, be
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, each 17 feet front; lot
141 feet deep, and will be sold separate or together, by
A P. ft J. H. MOB BIS,
mhl4-St» 916 ABQH Street
m FOB SALE —A DBS IRA BEE
9Bi three story brick DWELLING, with good, dry
basement and aiea, No. I©D FILBERT Street Pos*
seision immediately, Apply to J. M. GUMMBY ft SONS,
SOS WALNUT Street. mh!4 3t*
m FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL
■iGOTHIO COTTAGE, ID Rooms, Stable, and im
proved grounds, 4}4 miles from the city; furnished.
Apply at No. 114 CHESTNUT liieet,
mhl4 ■" Second Story.
« HOUSE TO RENT AND FURNI
TURB FOR SALE. Best $6OO.
The House has every convenience; within one square
of Chestnut street, ana ten minutes* walk from the Ex
change.
Address ed. HENRY, 1 * Press office. mh!4-3t*
4ft FOR SALE—THE FOUR.STORY
MB Brick Dwelling and established GROCERV. STAND
at the corner of TENTH and LOMBARD Streets, con
taining eleven rooms, with fine cellar, heater, range,
luge circulating boiler, bath, etc.; commodious sales
room* and fixtures complete. It Is well built, and ad
mirably suited for a hotel. LotWby Slfeet.
W, L. MARSHALL,
mhl3-«t* No. 430 WALNUT Street
®FO» SALR-DWELLma-HOUSE
on FIFTEENTH Street, north of Arch street.
Apply to B W. BEBBLAY*
g&l3 lm* No. 30 North SEVENTH Street.
41 FOR. SALE—THE YBRY DBBI-
KraBLB DWELLING, 415 South Fifteenth street,
With large Lot. on very easy terms. .
Also, four-story Brown Ptono* north side of Vine
street, east of Eighteenth. Immediate possession.
Also, four-story, No. 1412 South Penn Square; delight
ful situation. Possession soon.
.Also, .substantial Store and Dwelling, 1815 Coates
street* with Stable.
. / Also, four-story Dwelling Chestnut street, west of
Twenty-first, in complete order. Possession soon.
Also, four-story Dwelling south side of Arch street,
west of Nlreteenth
Also, four-story Dwelling south ride of Arth street.
West of Twentieth.
Also, neat Dwelling* with rite yard* north side of
Spring Garden street* west of Twenty-first.
Also* 2138, 214. 2142, 2144* 2204, and 2208 Christian st.
Alio* 1629 Cadbury avenue*
Also, 800 North Eighteenth st. Possession Hareh 25th.
Also, 134 North Twentieth street. Immediate posses
sion. B. F. GLENN,
133 South FOURTH Street,
mhlLtf or S. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
m FOR SA.LE—A DESIRABLE A
JEfiCOUNTBY SEAT, very pleasantly situated oa3Z
the main load, near Allentown. Monmouth coiaty.
B. J., eight miles from Bordentown; containing 11
acres, a fine Orchard with every variety of fruit; a
234- story House 45 by SO feet, newly painted and pa-
Sired, is complete order; for five horses; Ic9
onse, filled; other outbuildings; running stream of
Water through the properly. For particulars apply to
ROBERT MAC GREGOR,
It 419 WALNUT Street.
JR EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
ZMZ PETTIT, SHADE, and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
VINES, &c, Ac. .by tbaExecatora of D AVID J. ORIS
COM, dec’d, at EVES ORES a NURSERY. Woodbury,
N. X . on SIXTH DAY. 17th Inst. Can leave Walaut. •
street Wharf at 9A. M Sale commences at 12 M. Bat
five minutes walk from Uepot.
william b. tatum, r kMn , *«-«*«-
WM. WADE GRISCOM, f Acan* Bxecntow.
mh!4tuth&*
JR DELAWARE AND. CHE 3 m
m TER COUNTY FARMS WSL
Delaware and Chester County Farms
Delaware and Chester County Farms
Delaware and Cheater County Farms
For sale. Catalogues just oat. ~,,
JAB. B CUM MINOS.
mhlS-St 504: WALNUT Street
TO PRINTERS.—BILL-HEAD AND
X CABD-PBBBSBS lor Bale. &
mhl4-3t No. 8 North SIXTH Street.
ROCK WOOD OIL COMPANY
lease six v&lutble lots far Oil Wells on their
property, tltuated on the west bask of the Allegheny
rlrer, four miles above Oil City On, and Immediately
adjoin in y this property, are several wells In operation,
yielding from 10 to 40 carrels per day. Apply to
QBO. P LITTLE, Treasurer,
at the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Office. (2d story.}
- mhl4-fit. R3O WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
COAP FACTORY FOR SALE.—
one of the most complete Establishments in the
City, having a good trade (with Wholesale Houses
already made. Address * 4 Business, * 1 at this of
fice, _. - mhl4-fit* ■
PEWS IN THE CATHEDRAL OP ST.
J- ~PETBB ASI) ST. PAUL, pswladblphia.
Persons desirous of purchasing orvemiog Pews in the
Cathedra’ , are requested to leave their names with Hr.
Walsh, or the Cemetery office. Summer street, east of
Eighteenth. They will he communicated -to the com ‘
mittee who will meet at the Bishop** residence every
Tuesday and Friday evening, at f&o’oloclc until far
ther notice.
The following gentlemen have kindly consented to
act as the committee: Francis A. Drexel, A. J. Antelo,
Wm, Moroney, Charles MeKeone, Daniel McDevltt,
and H J. Pohaa, Esquires. mhl3.Bb
POR SALE—SUGAR. CREEK OIL
A TERRITORY.—IS 2 acres of choice LandouSuiar
Creek; 130 rods front on the Creek, and nearly ail bofr*
iem land Apply to 0. D. COLL4DA.Y,
. mhlS-St* 434 WALNUT Street.
T7OR SALE—A NUMBER OP DESIRA
x BLE BOILDING to
Attorney at Law*
mhll-lm . 3W6 WALNUT Street.
niSIBABLE OPPICB-EOOM TO
I/ RENT —Suitable for an Oil Company, Brokering,
or Be&l Estate Agency. Apply at 433 CHESTNUT
Street, second story. • mhll-4t*
fYEL TERKITORY.
" The undersigned have for tale the following Oil
Territory:
1,(00 acres in Forest county, Pa ,situated on the east
branch of the Millstone Greek.
365 acres fee simple in Perry county, Ohio, on the
Sunday Creek
-40 acres on the Federal Creek, Morgan county, Ohio.
One valuable producing interest on Federal Creek,
Morgan eounty, Ohio-
Two properties on Duck Creek. Morgan county. Ohio.
IGO acres on Kg Rust, branch of Bond’s Creek,Ritchie,
county, Ta
,820 acres lease on Federal Creek, Morgan county, O
190 acres fee simple on Laurel fork of Worihiniton
Creek, Wood county, Ya. ... , _ ..,
100 acres fee simple on Laurel fork of Wprthington
Creek, Wood county, Va • • • ■
189 acre* foe simple on Big Bon, Bitchie i onniy. West
Virginia.
Also, several valmableprodnclogtatorests in Venango
connty, Pa ; OOCBitsN 4 RUSSELL,
v mMO- fit . ,aa North FRONT Siraet
OIL, COAL, AND TIMBER LAND
V/ POE BALE.
210 and 1. CM acres in E,k county. *2O ....
120 and 990 acres in Forest county. $lOO and *5O.
2CO acres in Centre connty, ®io,_ _ -
Also, in Clearfield, Clinton. Lycoming, and otter
counties A. OLWIHE 4 CO ,
• mhß 6i*if g. W, cor, ELEVENTH and BIDgB Av.
TkRUG STORES, CITY AND COUN
JL/ TRY, for sale and wanted at all prices. * -
mh7'3m* W. M. m WALNUT Street.
IQA ACRES OK VALUABLE OIL
A Ov/ Territory for sale. Inquire at No. 34 Sooth
THIRD Street, up stairs. • mhlOalt*
<(J>Q 077 77 AND $2,060 66.
• I* I I Ground Bents of these amounts,
amply secured and centrally located . _
For sale by B CABPKNTBE 4 SON,
mM 18t* South THIRD Street.
r OBT OR MISLAID —A PERPETUAL
Li POLICY of INSURANCE Issued bT‘be TKUS
TEBSOPTHK FIEE ASSOCIATION to B. T. HAL
LOWJLL for 8500, dated/nne 2.1858, a “;} tral \'i(Yim
to tie Fourth Jefonaon B-'&adL koyin
w*-
cnrim—OLOYER. TIMOTHY, AND
S.l {lorn Barley * Cals 200 tens Buckwheat
Flax. Cora, «» Bailrosd Depot, lats*
fmhlte.-l O. PBBUraBL.
17>0R non/retention or INCON
JC TIBBNCB o! urine, inltatlon, inflimaation oi
the bladder or kidneys, diseases of the
SiSKfeSandsT Stone in the bladder, ealenlus, gra
bock-duet deposit, and aU diseases of the blad-
Jnl° r iddney* and dropeical swellings* use HELM
’aFLPI PBXTKACT buohu.
ran- F I R E AND THIS E-PROOF
iaiIIgAFE MANUFACTORY. tyge and small Baf*
WANTS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
L.OST AND FOUND.
JJfUSEBCEIiTg.
MEW chestnut-street thea-
A’ TUB, CHBWinnr Bteeet ahexe Twelfth
MONDAY, TOBBOAI. ABB WSOBBSDaY RVR-
Hfaroe, March 13th. Utt. HEd isth,
_ . IBITIAL BIGHTS
urine New Local One Thousand Uotiars Prise Drama.
Written by Mifg Lama Keene, in frur *****
THE WORKMEN OF PHILADELPHIA,
on TUB
_CBBSB OF DBUTK. .
m&ifASir “ 4 BBmufol *»
Meta. byßatol WUei mi
and *t»ointmenta. by John
Original Meric a
brinric* Into raqnirition evprr
mlmbee uf the beghiak cohpast
SYHOPSIB OF lAJCAL BCEStIb
The Bar-room, a Modern Ineiitiuion.
Sapper-room fa Darie’ Bratanrant, Arch street
Ball fa Darts' Beatanrant,
View of the House-top. of Philadelphia, asdHw
Nerr Cathedral.
Interior view of Merrick St Son's Machine-shop and
Foundry. Washfatton street, between Fourth aed
Fifth, with the machfaeiT in mot} .n men at work, Ac.
View from Stackhans' Sawmill, Camden, of Phila
delphia by Moonliaht, looking tiwarde the Kayy
Yard: Tiew of the Shippinr along the Delaware, wish
aglaneeat Smith’s Island; the ferry-boats Merchant
and Dido plying to and fro.
Chestnut street, with rlew of the Academy of Fine Arts.
81TUBDAY AFTERKOOB March 18,
THIKTY FIFTH GKAHD FAMILY HAFiaBS.
THE WOKKMKJf OF PHILADBbPHU
Will be Performed-
WALNUT- STREET THEATRE.
* * ESGAGEMEHT OF MM S. CLsEKB.
„ ENGAOESIEHT OF MB. J. 8. CL AS KB.
Third week of theere at Drama of
THE STREETS OF PHtLADEEPHI*.
THE BTBBETS OF PHUVADELPHIA,
itecomplete success, will be
presented, for ibe fonrt*enth time.
(TUEfeDAT) BVEHING.
AHD EVEKfEV BHIN O OBTIL PtfKTBEE HOTKWL
- . , BE. CL ABB BAS BADGE B.
Seats ihottia be secured in advance. t
M HB - john DREW’S NEW ARCH
AM- STBEBT THEATRE.
LABT WEBK OP DBS F. W. LASSES.
MON DA r AND TUBS DAY EVENINGS.
“THE MESALLIANCE."
Lera! Amauld. Mrs. 9. W, Lander
After which “ME POST OF HONOB.“ ®
Cobne Yerkes- Stnart'Bobwn.
. FBII AY. MBS! LANDER'S BBNSFIT.
In rehearsal, “CHARLOTTE COBDAY."
'BUILDINGS.
FBANCaIB DE NEW YORK.
PAUL 3UIQNgg~~ ...
TUESDAY, March 14 18$$,
PAR DROIT CONQCJErE.
Comedy in three sets, by !£ Legouve.
UHB TABSN !>B THE.
Comedy in one act, by Julp§ Verne
Doors open at 7; Curtain will ria« at quarter to 8.
Ticket office open from 11 to#' jf
CONCERT HALL,
vy complimbktary benefit to
MR. JAMES HA&SHSS,
Lato of Co K, 112th Regiment Pa. Tola., who lost his
lag at the battieef Fredericksburg December
13th- 188?, on which occasion
A'HOST OF VOLUNTEERS WILL APPEAK.
COL. MAURICE will r» cite
•‘THE WOUNDED SOLDIER,"
An original Poem written expressly tor this occasion
by James Rees Esq ; also, by request, the celebrated
Pbem* written bv avotwirlady of this rifcv. entitled
•‘‘OUR FLJG OVER FORT Bt7MPrfiß."
THE AMERICAN VOCALIFTB; alto.
THE iBOLIAN SOCIETY,
in.which tie? will appear in their favorite Quartette*,
Ballads, Duettos, and Cborneses.
Mr. THOS E. HARKINS. Mr. PROBASCO. Mr. SAM
TJ-3SG. Mr. WILKS.Mr. HBWLAND, Mr. LBONBfiS
GEK.MI . GkO PRICE, PAUL B&RGBB, and the great
One legged Dancer* SANTA ANNA
Price of admission 25 cents; Doors open at?: to com*
mence at quarter before 8 o’clock.
N B—The Piano heed on thie occasion is fromJ. E.
Gould*s t comer Seventh and Chestnut. it*
THE GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS.
A. WALNUT Street* above EIGHTH.
Messrs. GARDINER and HBMMIHGB .Proprietors
THE SENSATION OF THE TIMES:
THIS EVENING, and every evening during thAweek.
DON JUAN ON HORSEBACK.
Mr. James Ward, the. tfriebrated ciown and aerial
rope-walker? Mr. J. Madigan, in hie double summer
sault; Mr. Sara Long, tbe singing clown; Mr Dan Gar
diner. the great American Jester; Mr. J. Ward, the
versatile clown; Master Sanfoid and Master Tolbert*
wonderful gymz asts; Mies Eliza Gardiner* the graceful
equestrienne; Mr. Tom King; Luke Rivera, aad the
remainder of the star troupe, will appear in a variety of
agreeable, thrilling, and fascinating performances
THE PONY PONY RACK?.
will be performed during the week AdmissionfiOels.,
first tier ;25 ets., second tier. Commence at 7. 40.
Splendid performances on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons, commencing at 23£ o’clock.
■ Remember the circus wi 1 soon close.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC*
Don’t forget to SECURE your seats* or purchase
TICKETS for the
GRAND DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL MATINEE
TO-DAY,
FBOK
HENRY B. HELLIBK*
Secretary and Treasurer*
*• PROGRAMME ’ * OFFICE,
m SOUTH FOURTH STBEBT,
“Tickets and Seats may from
at the COBTIB ENTALHOTKL,* and at tie ACADEMY
on WEDNESDAY, after 9 A. M. jj l
J'OYER OP ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
CROSS & JARVIS’
THIRD CLASSICAL. SOIREE,
SATHBDAY EVEHIHG, March 18. 1865, at 8 o'clock.
mbl4-Gt
MUSICAL FUHD HALL—GRAND
DX CONCERT.-EXTRAORDraTARY ATTRACTION.
THE PROGRAMME OF THE SEASON
ON THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 10th, 1885*
A Grand Concert wilt be riven at MUSICAL FHNlfr
HALL, by a nntober of the First Artists In the City, as
sisted by a chorus of ' /
FORTY VOICES,
Selected from the most talented and popular Amateurs
of Philadelphia The following well-known and emi
nent Artists will appear upon this occasion, and s
number of choice pieces of Music:
The celebrated American Prims Donna,
* MISS K. P. HEWLETT^
The well known Tenor.
MR. CHaBLES SCHMITZ,
The popular Balladiri*
HR. J. G. UMSTED,*
ThcpfaasfagTiffiJsW W4BBEB.
MUSICAL DIBEOTOB CaBL BEKTZ.
PRO Gf RA HfJlt K.
PARTI.
1 Chorus—Hail Us, Y«Free-^-.^...^-.^.Hernaal.
2. Tenor Solo—Star of L0ve..~,.....,.W„ V. Wallaoe.
J. G. UMSTED.
3; gopra,,oBo&?sWfswLߥrr*’~~*ek#rt
-4. Piano Solo—L’Eeome de Mer.»*.»*^,Henr.
MASBAH WARNER. •
5. Tenor Solo—My Dream »,.....F. Abt.
~ MR CHARLES SCHMITZ.
6. Chorus—Achieved—No. 2 ..~~Hadyn*s Creation.
FAST IT-
X. Chorus—The Heaver b are Te11ing.......«-.Ha3ya.
2; ; Soprano Solo—Balero Sicilian! Vespri.
, _ MI6S JL P. HEWLETT.
3. Piano Duett.
MA96AH WARNER AND JAMES WILLIAN.
4. Duet—Soprano and Tenor.tisda.
MISS E P. HEWLETT ANIX MB. C. SCHMITZ.
5. Chorus.
Finale—THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
The Grand Piano used (Geo Stack ft 00-’s make) ig
furnished by Mr Gould. Seventh and Chestnut Stmta.
Admisrios* fL' 'Hckets for sale at all the Hnsie
Stores, Sisley’s, Continental Hotel, and at'the Hall
oh-tbe day of the Concert. Doors open at 7££ o'clock*
to commence, at & mhlS 4t
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
JJL. LECTURE BY
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN,
IJT AID OP THE
LADIES’ FIRST UNION ASSOCIATION.
FOE THE BKNXFFT OP THE
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF SOLDIERS
Who have died is defence of their country, and famtlif
of dieeharged and disabled soldiers,
On TUESDAY RYESING, March 14.
Tickets 25 ceuta. Reserved Seats 50 cents. For sal*
at T. B. Pugh’s, comer of Sixth and Chestnut street*;
Gould’s Music Store, corner of Beveuth and Chestnut
streets; Continental Hotel: Rooms of tfae Association*
537 North Eighth street; Handel & H&ydnH&ll, and hX
the door oh the evening ot the Lecture. mh7 tf
ORCHESTRA;- PUBLIO
ij BBHBAKbaLS eveiT SATUBOAY at 3 H o'clock
P. H., at MUSICAL FUHD HALL. Single Tickets, »
cente. Six Tickets, ,1; to he had at Gould’s, Andre’s.
rad Meyer’s Music Stores, and at the Hall. no - tf
THE academy of fine arts,
j- CHESTNUT street, above Tenth, is OPEN DAILT
forvisitora, from 9 A.' M. to 6P. If.
BOABBD6.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, 413
CHESPkUT Street, heeno Bar First-class Board
and excellent accommodations for Families can be hod.
at moderate charges. One handsome chamber, large
and convenient, vacant to-day.
Reference required, • hilh3 w“
T7UBNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
S- ROOMS, with BOARDING, in a private family.
Reference required. Address “K, H.,** at tnia
office. mhS-flt*
CAMDEN- AND AT
I— BAXLKOAD —Train*
leave Tine- etreet Ferry: ■ , „
Freight, with Passenger Car attached 7-30 A. M.
Atlantle Acccrr-niodation. -—4.15 F. M.
Jnnction Accommodation...-- .--••■••e 30P. M.
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3. SOP. M. to insure ite goln* down the nextday.
. ml 9 Imlf JOHN G. BBYAKT, Agent.
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HEOFEIfINe OF CAN All NAYIttATIOW.
TBEPHILAOELPHIA diril KEWTOBJS,
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inform their patrons, and the merchants and manufac
turers of Phusdelphia generally, that they have
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between Fbiladelnhia rad Hew York.
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eion. mbit 6t
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JSBSSBfSZ albxindbia, gsubgetown, ahi>
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Ya. muii-iy
-_«ir— a- despatch line foe
JmSsklttlH. new YOEK, THIS DAY —The Steamer
SABAH, JOUBS, Master, is now loading at Thir*
Pier below Chestnut Street, rad will leave at IS M.
mhM-tf 133:South DELAWARE Avenue.
OFFICE WATER TIIARB-
j
1886.
Vessels wanted ifffrpSport Ceai to Southern Port*
Capt-4 Aast. Q.M.
-»C—NOTICE —FOR NEW
JIaaMEYOBK via DELAW AEE ABD.EAEITA*
CANAL.-Tie despMch, swift, >nre Una wUI resume.
fSmSS on MONDAY, lgi inet, two boats leavum
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mhU3t 138. South IjKLAffABg: Avesne.
efj=m§ esteye
n 1 COTTAGE ORGANS
Not only UNEXCELLED, ibnt ÜBBOUALLp in porttr
of Tone rad Power, demraed oepeclallT for §£»«>*»»
rad Schools, hut found to be eqrally meH adapted t*
the Parlor rad Drawing Boom. Yorerfe gU^gy^
NO. IN North SBVENTS Street
- rerfect »!
f "WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE
BGXLPTIONB of ClwwaeiMiCoastittttioaj *S4*£?’
«d ««W, to fguggy^
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