0* eB#®S».PMO« ISZUttll
ONIiST S 3 CENTS PER SHARE I
IQUITI OH COMPANY.
APITAL... ©300,000
P4B VAXVK, #l.
ORKING OAPITAL®3O.OOO.
This Company has beenorganired atrlotlyupon thi
“MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,'' >
>y whleh subscribers enter upon what is called
“THE GROUND FLOOR,''
the payment of ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
sack share of the ttook, thus becoming purchasers
the land, and sharing all the profits derWed from its
leyelopnjent.
One of the finest treats of Oil land, located In Wood
ranty, West Virginia, in the great oil belt, has been
secured, eontalning 138 acres, in fee simple. The pro*
irlyadiolns the lands of the ‘'Yulean,’’ "Watson,"
id other companies, andissurroundid by lsrge pro*
Luring wells. This is offered as the very bast induce-
tent yet presented, to all classes who wish to pur-
chase original interests in a safe and reliable Company,
whose stock will undoubtedly command a large, pre-
mium as soon as the subscription books are closed. The
great demand for this favorite stock leaves but a limited
number of shares unsold, which maybe secured on im-
mediate application at the office, Ho. 48 South THIRD
Street, or
JAB E. LEWARB &, CO.,
No. 89 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Whore maps may be «e%n. and foil information ob-
PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM BUMM.
TREASURER,
8. EL LEVIN.
SECRETARY,
J. BILLENSTEIN.
mhl6-4t
yy» FITXIIFN.
THE HEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
organized under the
HIKING AND M ANUF AOTURIH G LAWB OF THI
STATE OF HEW YORK.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES,
«0 PER |wrA»to, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS-
MEET.
QOYEHNMBNT BONDS AND SECURITIES TAKEN
IN PAYMENT FOB STOCK.
_ • ■ ■ OFFICES: ,
Ho. 3* SUFI RE BOUDINS,
No. 11 BROADWAY. NEW TOBK.
•Tost Ofhos Ato>b*bs, Box No. MBB, N«w York.
OFSIOB&S.
-Ho* DANIEL B. DICKINSON, President.
WH. T. PHIPPS. Vice Prertdent.
BOBSBT BASSETT, Secretary.
H. 1. BUETIB. Mining Sttperint«naent.Tita*vHl*,F*.
ATLANTIC BANK,No. 143 Bioadway.N. Y., Treasury.
Th«w«U» of tie Company ore now piodnolnioU.
raiment for stock majfie
notes, or SoYemment bond* sad jSSnrltl**, wMen eontu
rnd securities will be taken at their market value.
Remittance, may ba addressed to toe Company, P. O.
Box No. 0368, Hew York Olty, or to ’ Atlantic Bank,
Treasury of the New York and Liverpool Fetiolemm
. Company.'No. 143 Broadway. Now Fork City, ’
Proapeatn* sent to any address on sppUoatlon, eon
i 4 Sluing ft full and clear account of toe operations of this
, MOST SCGOBSSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
mb4-8m
OS CENTS A SHAKE.
THE BOOKS
FEMSTLVAKU MUTUAL OIL CO.
wmbafflMjad at to* Company's oa». No. 30 North
fiSVSHTH Street, on to morrow* BAruRDAY, March.
18.186f1.at 10 o’oiock A. M.»to continue open until 4P. d.
Ab tho Prospectus of the Compaoy. which gives all
the particulars* is now ready , and may be procured at
the Saco. ItwwovYv?mta 1 immff
Inducements which the PBSraBYIiYABU.
OIL CO. offers to parties desirous of investing in oil
#Flded into BCW. 000
fiHABBS. at 39 CENTS IiCH, OR IOUa SHAKJsB
*Tbowop«S , of 4 UdsCompany eoneistjwtf 154 acres of
■AreS’lassoil land* In fee simple, and a. lease of 10
•exes. These lands lie on Dnnkard and Ten Mile Creaks*
-Greene county, Penna., the reputation of which as oU
territory is too well established to require special men-.
U Tka officers are man olbigb standing, and parties da-
Tdrana of Durohasing good Oil stock at a low pries, and
In a company where all are placed upon the same foot
ing* should not fall to call at the office. JIo. 30 North
SEVENTH Street, TO-DAY, and procure a prospectus.
The development of the lands of the Company will be
commenced as soon as the organization is fully comple
£2P B. W. BBBSLEY, Conveyance!, Secretary.
*JOHN A MEEHAN* of the firm of Rood, Bonbrigbt,
A Co.. Treasurer. 1 i£L
ISF" MUTUAL*PETKOLBaM company
S&rs.
OSf. m&?. sswtsTßS&rsfc
l 0 The.proMrtlea -lay In Green and Fayett. *™n
fg£ Pennsylvania, and Monongalia county, West Vtf
**?f ?he snbsMlb?« (1 r S£
le thelr owS fsnltV not the fault of the properties.
WonUtadmU of the Company paylngdlyldendaof twen
Uon book la open at the «®jgfi K:D * BABLOW. • .
_ Ho. 439 CHBSTNUT Stroet. Pblladolphla
The mbsorlption prlee for fail-paid atook la Twenty
Jive Cents per Share. mklß-Bt_
•Saf- THB OHSSTFB
•aw OIL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL STOCK .100.000-ItHMMIO SHARES.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE »l PER SHaBH. POLL PAID.
The property of this Company Is in the eentre of the
Oil reaion. and consists of the following:
No. f. Tim entire working Interest, drawing one-half
the Oil, in one aere on Watson Ylats, on which is sltn
atrd to* Kellogg Well, now producing frjm twenty to
thtotybarrUeperdayi w interest In one and
one elihthacriaon the Mcßlhenr Farm, between the
Sherman and Empire Wells. Ou this is atm a weli has jost
been .track, and Is estimated to bo producing aura;
two hundred barrels per d»y. „ ...
Ho- S. Ninety-seven and a half (97K) aors*.
simple, without any roraltv or reservation whatever,
known aa th» Bennyhoff Farm, adjolnlng th* Smith
Jones Fsrm. on Oil Creek. Over two-thirds of this Is
boring territory, and prodnelng Wells sre on every
.ideof.lt. There Is also.a henry growth of oak, at*
theaAantaie of a large basis with
a smell caplUir and while ths ehamces for ltrge wells
araexeelfentTa small on* will enable too Company to
puKrae dividends. One well of forty barrets per day
viTi .Sod tbe Company abont ten per cent, per
month o It lsexMcted finmthe present reduction the
ComM.ny l wUlfeori«ftpmtwo to ttreeper wnt.
t&Oiim#4MSesab-, a,...
aod the supervision of the urwiucus. wuu jam bum. «
' b * receive d forla*^ r ° f B ’ lar!, ''
M oo l ß i ll S , AlSo B ri ’4KvS^kx?£ri-
OBOBQE rsIeOOLN, WEST OHBSTJStt, r »-
ahU-K ■
OIL COMPANIES.
gsy: nos
GREAT BEPUBLIG
MUTUAL
Oil COM PA ST
rniLUJILPHIi, HEW IOBK.AHD BOSTON.
350.000 SHAKES, at (a. PAH VALUE.
SO CENTB PEE SHAM
SO GENTS FEB BHABI
BO CENTS PEE SHAKE
SO OBBTB PEE SHAKE
SO CENTS FSB SHAKE
SO OBITS FEB SHAKE
SO CENTS PEE SHAKE
SO CENTS FEB SHARE
SO CENTS FEB BHABB
50 CENTS FEB SHAKE
FOB FULL-PAID STOOK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOOK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FOOL-PAID STOOK.
FOB FULL PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-FAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-FAID STOCK,
60,000 SHARES,
THIBTI THOUSAND DOLLARS,
RESERVE®' FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
.In forming the above-named Company great care has
been taken in the selection of properties, eo ae to obtain
none but those well known to the public, and which
have been tried and found to be the beat yet developed.
The system of tbs organization will be on the mutual
plan, the same as that of the PEOPLE'S EQUITABLE
OIL OOHPANY. whloh wee coeoon taken and now eo
eagerly sought after. The working capital la to he
*30,000, which will be a very handsome fund for com
mencing the development“Sf 3he property, and It is the
Intention of the managers to push the work energeti-
cally, and with confidence of the great success of the
undertaking. The subscription jhasbeen placed at the
low figure of SO CENTS FEB SHABE, so as to enabls
all to have a ehanee for Investment In this profitable
business, where eo many fortunes have been made.
The properties having been -taken up some time rinse,
allow prices, makes the investment doubly desirable,
on account of cheapness.
No. 1 Is a tract of eighty acres in fee simple, of an
surpassed Oil Territory, on EAST SANDY GREEK,
ADJOINING THE ADAMANTINE WELL, or rather
the property on which this famous well Is situated. It
waa struck about ten days ago, and la reported as flow-
ing 100 barrels of heavy lubricating oil, each barrel of
which is equal to three barrels such ae Is obtained bom
Oil Greek. There la room for a large number of wells
This property has eighty rods of desirable boring terrl-
tory, Dontlng on ihe Adamantine Lands, with two good
Coal Veins in the Blaflb.
PITHOLE GREEK.
No. 3. Aleaaefor fourteen yean of two-thirds of all
the oU obtained on three leases, on Pi thole Run, a hun-
dred rods from the month, as it empties Into the Alle
iheny river. These are vary finely located on the Bun,
and fine selections. A well la In progress, and will be
. „ -6
completed without expense to the Company,
CHERRY RUN.
No. 3 is Eye acres in fee simple upon this celebrated
stream, which has attained a notoriety possessed by no
other seetion for producing Petrols nm.no well! having
been put down upon its borders which have failed to
obtain oil, and among those now Sowing and pumping
are the following:
SEED ctf ttf.T...,.,....!.■«............... 950 BARBELS.
GROCERY WELL. ISO
BAKES WELLw.«i...... SO “
AUBURN WELL. 00
DENNEY WELL. 40 "
PHIPPS WELL (Jnst strneh>M ..100
RYND FAEM.*....»~—OO "
SLIPPERY ROOK GREEK.
Ho. 4is a lease of twenty years, of five acres (seven
eighths of the Oil to the Company), immediately on tha
Creek, and but a Short distance from the new well of
Fifty Barrels Lubricating Oil recently struck by the Slip-
pery Rock Company, and which sent their stock from
« per share to .9 In one day.
The character of the shore Interests, situated aa they
are In the centreof What la known as the "Great OR
Basin," should certainly commend ihemsclyes to the
serious attention of those who contemplate Investing In
Oil Companies, and are unsurpassed by any as a basis
for an honorable and ensrgetio petrolenm organisation,
and with that energy which the management are deter
mined to Infuse Into it, it certainly must prove a good
Investment.
" THE BOOKS WILL BE OPEN
HOHDA.Y, MA.BCH 13tE,
i
and remain open for one week.unless the stock is sooner
subscribed for. at
No. ao SOUTH THIRD STREET-
PRESIDENT,
CHAB. W. REEYES.
TREASURER.
0, T. YERKEB, Jb.
SECRETARY,
WJL B, RICHMOND. ,
mfeU-tf
OKK. COMPANIES.
lay* Xu
CAMERON PETROLEUM CO.
OF FEMNSYIsVANIA.
CAPITAL...... 81.000,000.
SHARES 5300,000.
FAR VALUB—
SUBSCRIPTION FBI!
PRESIDENT,
VANCE STEWART,
Or KBBOBB OODgTT, (A
- TREASURES.
E. a. JAMES,
er munitnu.
/ SKOBBTABY,
J. L. DARLINGTON.
whst oxnem, pa.
DIRECTORS,
VANCE BTEWABT, Mercer county, Fa.
, JOHN B. LEONARD, West Chester. Fa.
D. o. FOBNEY, Washington, D. 0. .
HBNBY D. COOKE. Washington, D. O.
SIMON CAHEBON, Harriebnrg, Fa.
JOHN H. DIEHL, Philadelphia.
JOHN F. GBAFF, Philadelphia.
GEOBGB O. EVANS, Philadelphia.
JAMES DUFFY, Marietta, Lancaster eo.. Fa.
The present and prospective value of the stock of tide
Company may be inferred from the feet that it owns a
fee simple Interest in AS (four hundred end seventy
three} acre* of th. richeeUteated oil territory in Venango
county, believed by the moat experienced oil men in
that region to be eepablo of producfnga.net annual in
come lo the Company of one and a half million dollars,
or three times the entire cost iff- the stock, which would
be equivalent to twenty-five per seat, a month on tie
subscription price, or one hundred and fifty par cent.
per annum onits par value.
The following is a description of the Company’e pro
perty:
One-fourth fee simple interest in the celebrated
"Hoover” Farm, situate on the Allegheny river,
about two and one-balf miles below Franklin, con
taining 202 (two hundred end ninety-two) acres, with
3SS rode (or over one mil.) front on the Allegheny river,
cn which there are now twelve leases, each ten rod,
square, and from which the owners of the fee simple get
one half the oil, fees of all expense. Besides this, there
ere two wells owned by the owners of the fee, from
Which they get all the oil.
Outhle Farm there are now ten Welle In operation,
producing an average of ten barrels per day, and several
others are About bring tubed. There are alio on It 18?
(eighty-seven) more lota surveyed, and more .than fifty
applications are now standing to lean the latter for one
half the oil to iheWuers. • ■
Out of the twelve wells on this Farm eleven are new
paying handsomely; a fast which sufficiently demon
strates the great richness and reliability of the terri
tory 1
Ic the endrefee simp is Interest in 181 (one hundred and
eighty-one) acres, situate on the Allegheny river, near
ly opposite the “ Hoover ” Farm, and a little nearer
Franklin, at the mouth of Mill Bun, having a front of
86 rods on the Allegheny river, and one mile On both
sides of Hill Bun, with ample boring surface for one
hundred mile, or Lots of ten rode squire. This tract
Is known as the “Stewart Farm,” and Is clear of all
leases or inoumbranoes of any kind.
There is now In operation a fifty-barrel well (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 Welle, and within a
short time a single lease of 80 rod* front, on the Imme
diate opposite side of the river, sold for (186,000 (one
hundred and sixty-live thousand dollars.), .On this
lease a good well has been struck within a few days.
In addition to the territory of the “Stewart” Farm,
which Is believed to be equally as good as the “ Hoov
er,” there are on It a three-story Oriel Mill, with fine
.water-power, a good^farm-house, and other buildings,
hat will be of use to the company.
The durability of this Immediate oil section Ic Illus
trated by the feot that some of the wells on the 1 ‘ Hoov
er” Farm have hesnpumpingforoyerfour years, with
out any material diminution in their yield, while the
oil here produced, from Its greater convenience for
traneportation and superior gravity, always commands
from one to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at
Oil Greek.
The officers of the Company feel Justified In present
ing the following estimate of what, with vigorous
management, the above lends wut be made to yield for
the benefit of the stockholders in a comparatively short
time:
THE "BTEWABT FARM.”
There is room on this for one hundred lots of tea rode
square, all of which can be lsand immediately for one
half tho oil, free of all expense to the Company.
Estimating one weU to each lot (one hundred wells,
although there Is i oom foi three hundred)-at the very
moderate average of ten barrels each, would make a
Dally product of— »«■—— —— 1,000 bble.
Out of this the Company’s share would be. 600 bUs.
Value of drily yield to. the Company, at.
ten dollars per bU (it la now selling at
(is.ea)~—. (6,00000
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, this would make the Compa
ny’* annual net receipts, from the Stew*
art Farm alone. -......... 1,600,000 00
Allowingthesameestlmatesfor the “Hoot- -■
er ” Farm, in which the Company owns
one-fourth in fee of the land interest, the
—nil set receipts from the latter would
lie ..mm. (76,000 00
Making the annual receipt* from both
Farms ........................... 1,878.000 00
-Deducting from this amount the cum of
(376,000 for contingencies, would leave
Jtat Awimai Income of tie Coinxmubt*♦***♦• $I»®XJ»000 00
ALL THESE LOTS CAN BE IMMEDIATELY LEASED,
If It 1* deemed expedient, at a royalty of one-half the
Oil, with covenants binding lesiee* to sink wells, with
all possible diligence, to the depth of 600 or more feet.
A FEW PLAIN WOBDS TO BUBBGBIBEKS.
Yon are not asked to subscribe to this Stock with the
expectation of immediately recelving large dividends,
but the basis ou which the Company rests. It la be
lieved, will make your investment not only safe, but,
prospectively, o{ enormous value. r
Nolwlth.taudlng.at the present prices of oil, the Com
pany' s annual receipts (without any further develop
ment) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per
cent, on Die cost of tha stock.
The President, Hr. Stewart, la one Of the moat prastl
eal and experienced ell operator* in the State, and U*
residence near tha Company's property and general
oversight of its management la the best guarantee that
no efforts win be spared to make the investment wo
ttable.
Applications for a larco proportion of tbo stock bayo
ilraidT boon mode, but nomo will bo rooeivod until tt»
of fho Ck>zupuiY arc rocuLuly oponod for that
limited amount of tha stock will bo sold at
subscription prioo. ,
The stock will bo issued full paid, without further
assessments*
BOOKS OF SOBSCBIPTIOIf will bo open foraftw
days, on and after January IS* 1566« at tha offioo of
E- 6. JAMES, Treasurer, ‘
\ No. 101 WALNUT Street. Fhllada.
Also, temporarily, by A. DOUGLAS,
feS-tf At S. E. cor. SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sts.
gjgj= LOOK AT TUB SMALL CAPITAL,
COMPARED WITH OTHER COMPANIES.
PROSPECTUS
EQUALITY OIL COMPANT
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital etotk, $160,000. Shares, 160,000.
PAR VALUE, ONE DOLLAR.
SUBSCBIPTIOK FBIGB, TWBNTY-FEYB OBOTB FBE
BHAEE, AND NO FOBTHE& ASSB6BMSNX.
WOBKINO CAPITAIt 80,000 SHABES, OK $30,000
Tbe basis upon which tbis Company is formed and
the character of its interest should commend it to those
■bout iavestinc in Oil Companies.
Tie plan adop ed in .this Company Is that every per
son who subscribes can enter the Company on the
“ground floor.” that is, becomes a purchaser of the
property, end shares all theproflts; therefore) in order
that both BICH AND POOEmay have a chauee of par
ticipating, the stock will be sold at the yerylow price of
TWENTY-FIVB CENTS FEE SHAKE,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FEE BHABE,
TWENTY-FIVE CBWTd FEE BHAEE*
Thereby enabling mechanics, and people of Limited
means, to secure an interest at little cost, and every
prospect of a quick and profitable return . _
The property consists of ONE HCTNDEBD AND
THIBTY AC£USd OF GOOD LAND, in fee simple,
situate on Hemlock Sun, in Warren countv. Pennsyl
vania, within flve mi es of the town of Warren* and
about one-quarter of a mile from the Allegheny river;
well timbered, with good oak and pine, sufficient for
fuel.
The property In this locality has been sold very readi
ly for $350 and S3CO per acre, and wells are going down
rapidly in the vicinity. The turnpike runs by the pro
perty It Is only three miles from the Philadelphia and
Brie Eatlroad.
One well will b* down The' engine and
boilers have already been attended to..
The SDBBCRIFTION BOuKS were opened ou Mon
day moraiDV, March 13. and will remain open one
week; at SAMUEL DEES’ STOKE,
No. 9 North Second Street,
\ ABU AT
No. 32 North Fifth Street.
ROBERT 11. RA-NTSUEY,
PRESIDENT Fro Tam,,
313 DOCK STREET.
SAMUEL LEES,
TREASURER Pro Tam..
5 NORTH SECOND STREET.
C. F. FOLWELL,
SBOSETABY Fro Tem ,
' 33 NORTH FIFTH STREET.
ANOTHER OIL STRIKE —A new well haajnat been
struck, on the property of the Ticteouie and warren Oil
Company, near Tideouta, Warren county. Pa., whioh
i< pumping one hundred and fifty barrels psr day- The
Gpper Alleshesy will- btfore louk, vie with OU Creek
or Cherry Bun in Us amount of the preeiouß liquid
Dispatch. mnls-4t
EOHCE OF DITIDEKD EO. 4.-
The Diiectors of the OHIO PETBOLKOM COM*
PaNY have declared a Dividend of TWO PER CENT,
§ arable at the efilce of the Company, No 4 BROAD
ixest: Ntw York, on and after the 20th of March. The
transfer books wiU be closed from the 10-h to the 20th
el Maxell. Directors hava iMulved to maketbelr
PEEBS.-PHILADELPHIA; wmi
jgp *»*
MAPEL AMEI’I! Oil COMPANY.
CAPITAL k*S6OO,OOO.
SHARES ......100,000.
PAS TALUK, $B.
SO, OOO SHAKES BESKBVKD AS WOBKING
■—.■■(s.oo,
«. FEB BHABB FOB FULL-PAID 6TOOK.
THOMAS T. MASON,
(Of Mason & G 0.,) Ho. 428 MABKB?Street.
BECBSTABT, .
DANIEL, Li. DEEDS,
me South FOUBTH Street.
OEOXGS PEBKTHPIHB, o t PttftlaplM * HlffrtM,
Ho. 66 north FOUBTH Street. ~
JOSIAH BAtBfiTT. 7r., Ho. 423 MABKBT fftreet.
BDWABDH. HAH 08. ofHawse, Griffith, A 00., No.
609 last NORTH Streat.
H B. PLUG.
THOMAS T. MASON.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, gopoilatoadsai.
Tract Ho. 1. Consist, of a lease of five aores for the
term of twenty rears, with a royalty ofonlyona eighth,
situatedon the celebrated “Mapel Harm,’' Danhard
Crtek, Greene county, Henna., and in close proximity
to the famed Wylie wells. Continental, and Kramer
wells, which are flowing and pumping from 10 to SO
barrels per day.
Tract Ho. 2. A lease of thirty-Are acres for the tarn
of nineteen yean, with a royalty of three-eighths, alia
ated on the Myers Harm. Big Whiteiy Greek Greene
county, Henna. This tract 1s well timbered, and la
underlaid by a five- feet rein of bituminous coal; (with
quite a number of banha already opened,) both of
whioh the Company hare the fnll privilege of using,
free of charge, to carry on thsir operations.
The most remarkable feature of the “Mapel Farm'’
is, that no well has ever been bored from 290 to 600 feet
without producing oil in paying quantittee, anS all that
has been obtained so far has been the celebrated Amber
Oil, which, In its ernde state, is so pure that it. is used
by persons in the vicinity for illuminating purposes—
selling readily at $23 per barrel.
It has also, been tested by machinists In Philadelphia,
and found equal to the beat Sperm Oil for lubricating.
Mr, JOHN Qv WILLIAMS,
our superintendent, who is now on the property, has en
raged men, and is vigorously prosecuting the work..
Two wells will be put down at once upon the Mapel
Farm, and one upon the Myers Farm. , -
20,0(0 shares only offered for sale, the larger portion
of which has already been subscribed.
OFFICE, 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
mhlff-wfcmJt
|gp® TffKHTI CENTO PEB SHAKE;
MONONA OIXj COMPANY.
CAPITAL*. $350,000,
Subscription Price only 20 Cents per Share
FHLI, PAID UP, AND HO FUBTHBB ASSESSMENTS.
WOBKINO CAPITAL) $lO,OOO.
Tils Company is organized on the moat equitable
principle, without recourse to the present prevailing
spirit or speculation, and with a Yiew to the immediate
oeyclopment 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 the pro
duction of Petroleum. to which end a large portion of
the proceeds of the sale of the stock is devoted to work
ing capital.
The Company own in fee simple one hundred acres of
fine boring territory* in the centre of .the celebrated
Mecca Lubricating Oil district, in Trumbull county.
Ohio, consisting of a good, well-improved farm, 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 bssiin the
market, and is in great demand at Fifty Dollars'per
barrel at the well*.
There are two wells down* almost ready for tubing,
with a good show of oil Jn both, with an eight-horse
engine on the ground, so that no delay will occur in the
operations of the Company. •- J ■
The depth of the OU wells in Mecca ranges ti ora fifty
to seventy five feet* so that a large number ofw*.llscan
be sunk at no greater coat than one well in Vmango
countgand other Oil districts; though, within a few
weeks Oil has been found in the Mecca district at eight
hundred fert, indicating that there will yet be large
flowing wells in this section of Ohio
When the stock is ail taken, a meeting will be called,
officers elected, and measures taken for urn full develop
ment of the property*
Subscription Books will be open on WEDNESDAY,
the 16th list., from 10o’clock A. M. to 8 o'clock P- M*.
and continue open until SATURDAY, the 18th Inst., at
the same hours, at
So. 602 CHESTHUT STREET,
JOHN DEKBYSHIBE,
HENBI E. WALLACE.
, E F. PBESTIaB,
W. O. LESLIE
GIOKGB W. OBIPFIH,
BOBT. JOHNSTON,
mhl4-6t CommUtoe.
|gp» VICTOR
mHAL PETROLEUM COMPAII
PHILADBI.PHIA, HBW YORK, AHD BALTIMOBB.
Capital, 400,000 Shares, at U Par.
WOBKINO CJAPITALIStO.OOO SHARES, OR
930,000.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 25 CENTS PER
SHARE FOR I'BU, PAIR STOCK.
The Properties of the Comp*ay consist of 930 acres of
choice selected Oil Land#, situated In Green end Fayette
eonsties, Fenaa,, and in Monongabela county, West
Virginia, frontisg on th« Monongaheia river (near the
Pennsylvania State Line)* all in the famous South-
Western Pennsylvania- Amber Oil Region. „ ,„ .
So, 1—■Is Taylor’s Farm, of 304 actet, situated In
Franklin township, Greene county, Penns , on both
sides ofTen mile Greek, IK miles below Waynesburg.
This is & lease for twenty years? one-eighth of the. oil,
&«. , goes to lessor. This is very valuable Oil Territory,
and w*ll situated. . .■ . . „ . . «■
So. 2—ls Otho B, Victor’* Fans* of4SO acres, situated
in Georges township, F&vette county. Penna., on both
sides of Georges Cr»ek. This is a lease for twenty years,
one- eighth or the oil, coal, salt, and SU minerals goes
to the lessor. This also is valuable Oil Territory, and
W JTo *MaAllenDilliner’sFarm, of 300 acres, situated
in Gass township, Monongaheia county, West Virginia,
(near the Pennsylvania State Line), fronting directly on
the Hosont ahela river. This is a least fortwentyyeers;
one tenth of the oil. Ac., goes to lesior.Thiuis also
very valuable Oil Territory, and is well situated.
Jo. 4—ls S. McElroy's Farm. of 20 acres situated in
Gass township. Monongabela eonnty. West Virginia,
adjoining Mo. 3, and also fronting on the Monongaheia
river, being 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 steamers. The properties, be*
sides oil of the finest Quality, contain vast Quantities of
coal, iron, salt, and other minerals, which will find a
ready market as mined, and can be conveyed to Pitts
burg by river, and soon by a direct railroad. >
This Company ii in earnest, and desires that all who
want a goed oil stock, in a company sure to pay hand
somely, to lose no time in subscribing to the stock.
; Twenty* five cents per share, full paid, the Company
to be organized as toon as the stock is subscribed and
paid for, at which time all the Stockholders are expect*
ed to participate In the selection of permanent officers. <
Books to be opened on
WEDNESDAY, March 15th,
in Philadelphia, at the Office or
LEDYARD & BABLOW^
Mo 4=39 CHESTHUT Street,
Only a limited number of Shares are for sale, t
PRESIDENT FRO TEM ,
JOHN BUTCHER,
TREASURER AND SBCBBTABT PRO TEM.,
JOHN DB BEOT.
. Jnbl4-8t ■ ■ .. .*
PARSERS’ AND MECHANICS’)
OIL COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ONLY FIFTY-CENTS PER
SHARE VOR TOLL-PAID STOCK.
CAPITAL $5*300,000,
DIVIDED INTO 200,000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, #3.50 PER SHARE.
40.000 SHAKES RESERVED 808 MARKING
CAPITAL. 1 <
OIFICSES: A
JOHN A CALDWELL, PrestdelO '
J K, CALDWELL, Treasurer. - -
HANEY A. ■mil,, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
John A. Caldwell, I Joseph & Withers,
David Boe, I Borman Teyis.
I
The property of the Company is splendidly loca'ed in
the very heart of the Oil Tegion of Yensnco county. Fa. *
on both sides of Two Mile Bun, in Oakland township.
It is within the boundaries of Sugar and Oil Greeks, on
two sides of it. and French Creek and Cherry Tree Bun
within two miles on the other two-sides of the property,
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more or lees, fee
simple/
On all of said creeks or runs large producing Wells
have been struck, and some within the last fe w days
The object in offering this stock is to give the public,
who do not feel disposed to invest in large amounts in
other companies, the opportunity of investing their sur
plus funds at the exceedingly small subscription price of
FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE,
and thus enable them to come In on the ground floor.
The property having been selected with great care by
a competent person* and one who is thoroughly ac
quaimed with the Gil Region of Pennsylvania, there
can be no doubt but the Company’s property will prove
to be the mes* valuable tract in that section of the State*
BUBtCBiPriOH BOOKS will be opened on. SATGB*
DAY MOBBING, March 18, at - -
GEO. F, WORK & CO.’S BANKING HOUSE,
mhls-6t* 48 South THIRD Street, Phiiada
THE ANNUAIa MEETING OFTHE
V 3& STOCKHOLDERS of the-BOCR OIL COMPANY
will be held in accordance with the by.laws. at the
office uf the company, No 4U9 WALNUT Street, on
MONDAY, the third of April next- atll oddek A. M.,
when an election will be held for Wve Dlreetprs to aerve
for the ensuing year. JOHN F. GRAFF,
mhlS-tapS Bec’y and Treasurer.
yjf M, h; JAMES,
fForinsrly of Philadelphia.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW, *
FBANKLIN* VENANGO COUNTY, PENNA.
Special attention given to the examination of Titles.
Psn.APBi.PEnA Bb*rbbncbs Chas B Lex, Esq.,
Hon J. Bobs Bnowden, James fl Little. Esq., T. T.
Tasker, Sr.. Hood, Bonbrtght, A Co., J. Z. DeHaven,
President 7th National Bank. mhiO-Sm*
CAMTJEL W-HOPFMAM, ATTORNEY
Ks- AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER,
FRANKLIN. VENANGO COUNTY7PENNA.
(iateof Philadelphia.)
REFERS TO
Charles E. La, Esq., » 8.4 W. C. Biddle A Go..
B. C. Knight & Co., Dr. B S. Maskenaie,-
James B. Little, Asq.» } W. EL Yeaton A Go.
rah7-3m, . ■ ■ • -
TO SHU AT. OWEN, ATTORNEY,
O CODHBKLLOE IT LAW, AND BOLIOIT3R OP
CLAIMS. Office, 251 F Street, near Fourteenth, .treat,
WasMoitioP. - P C. . ds23-ffin
in CARD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR f 1:25.
*■'*> Bee the style ln.'WbieVthjse flee plcturec ere done,
at BBIMRRB Gallery. SECOND Street, aha.a Arsen.'
§»WWInM#». It*
; ' 'r-W, s :.?« #. -4*
OIL COMPANIES.
CAPITAL.
PBBSIDBBT,
H. D. FLING.
28 South THIBD Street.
TREASURER,
DIRECTORS,
>AB TAI* CM, $1:
MILITARY.
SBODOTY JPOB MARINES. ~
iff AH TJtp—Vetefauß, only, having hono -abll die
chargee from the U. 8. Marine Corps; will b*ea r -tiied
to the same bounty aerecroita and substitutes: Term
of service four years. Better compensation iba* the
army. Marines receive prise money. For aU farther
information apply at the recruiting rendeivma, Ho
311 S. FRONT Street, below Spruce sheet, oetwesu the
hours of 9 and S o’clock. , JAMBS FoRSJsY,
mhlf-tf Oantaia and Recruiting officer.
t MAJOR GENERAL HASO JOE’S
Ist ARMY CORPS
VETERANS.
A OABD TO THE PUBLIC.
By an order from the War Department, received this
day, March 13th, lust , every Veteran who desires to
■enlist in the Ist Army Corps, to be commanded by
.Jtojor General Winfield 8 Hancock, must make his
affidavit,, when he is enrolled, as to his residence,
naming tbe Congressional district and the sub-district.
This will prevent any advantage being taken of him by
9 T, other recruiting agent in any ward or
township in the country. Where the inducements of
larger local bounties are held out than in other wards
or townships. ,
j. The *«&S«riber desires it to be distinctly understood
that he did not in any of his advertisements, handbills,
or postei s agree to cash any warrant issued by the city,
nor baa ne been furnished any means to do so.
Moat of the wards in Philadelphia have advertised to
each the city warrants, and it is thought that in a few
days a perfect system will be adopted to this effect
Every veteran relieves a drafted mans therefore,
every person should become a recruiting officer.
A single man, may credit himself to any district he
may choose to select |iie<£
jGbtof of the Detective Department of Phila. *
mhl4 ot And Executive of the Recruiting Committee.
INSURANCE.
J?IRE INSURANCE.
HOWARD INSURANCE C(MPMY
of hew YOBH oirr.
CHARTBBED 1835.
ASSETS, SEOBMBBB 31, 1864.
PHILADELPHIA OFFIOE, Ho. »30 WALNUT'Sh-eet.
Beal Estate (Offioe of Company,Ho. 86 Wail at). s6fcMo 00
Gash, vis:
On hand..sl9l €2
In Pbmnte Bank, S«vYo»lt
In Manhattan Bank, New Y0rk«~«*13,668:63 ,
In hands of agents* 1 036 4&— 28,03594
Bonds-and mortgages, first liens on
real estate.93,24£hX)'
U. S Bonds, WSe.m worth w...... 5138,890
New, York City. County, and State
Bonds; $110,1)00,' worth 109.250—248,100 0$
SOOshares Bank or Commerce, Dew
• York, w0rth.524,003 .
iftthwsß Metropolitan Bank, ffew
York, worth .........19,2-30
260 »lmiesPh®ni3>Banh, New York/
_ worth....- r - v *.,. 8,600 —49,700 00
Loans on collateral security worth $12,200,
; 1paa^d.**...*.*..^..*...^..— fI.SCO 00
Interest due Company on investments..7.9S6 34
Fremlumßunpald.^M. ••...*..1,265 22
We recommend thenifev-e old-established Fire Insu
rance Company to the attention of those wishing insu
rance. -
HOLLINSHE&D & GRATES,
AQIHTS,
So: W3O WALUUTStrwt,
PHILADELPHIA
mhl7-fmw6t
JNBURANCE AGAINST
ACCIDENTS
EVERY DESCRIPTION!
BY THE
fBIYELIEBS’ IKBIBiMB ' COMPANY,
HABTPOBD, CONH.
CspltKl •*••*•••»•■•. • < i.., > <«**ssooiooo,
IPM. W, AMnr, hmh 404>WalBnt Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
" GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
For Five Hundred Dollars, with $3 per week compen
sation, eanhe had for $3 per annum, or any other sum
.between $5OO and $lO,OOO at proportionate rates.
TEH DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures a .Policy for $3,000, or $lO per week comuenia
tior for all and every description of accident—travelling
or otherwiee—under a General Accident Policy, at the
Ordinary Sate.
. * . THIRTY DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures a full Policy for $5,000, or SSfrper week com
pensation; as above, at the Special Bate-,
FOREIGN RISES.
Policies issued for Foreton, West India,
nia Travel. Sates can be learned by application to the
Office. , : * . ' •
SHORT TIME TICKETS.
Arrangements are in course of -completion by which
the traveller will be able to purchase, ahany Railway
Ticket Office. Insurance Tickets for one*>v thirty days*
travel. Ten cents will buy a ticket for one day *s travel*
insuring $B,OOO, or .$l6 weekly compensation. Ticket
Policies may be had for 3,6, and 12 months,, in the same
manner.
Hazardous Sisks taken at Hazardous Ratos. Polities
issued for 6 years for 4 year* premium.
... IMDtrGBBCEMTO.
The rates of premium are iesi than those of any othor
Company covering the same risk. .
Bo medical examination is required, and thousands
of those who kayo been rejected by Life- Companies, in
consequence or hereditary or other diseases, can effect
insurance in the TRAVELLEBB’ at the lowest nates.
Life Insurance Companies pay no part of the principal
sum until the death of the augured. The TRAVELLERS*
pay the loss or damage sustained by personal injury
whenever it occurs.
Thoieelirg ofeecurlty which such au insurance gives
to those dependent.npm. their own labor for support is
worth more than money. Ho better or more satiafac
toryjise can be made of so smajl a .
J. G. B ATTERSOHv President.
RODHEY DEHHIS, Secretaiy.
G. F. DAVIS, Vice Preridedt.
HENRY A. DYES. General Agent'
Applications received and Pplicjfljfmw aed by
WILLTfSi W‘ AC.LEH,
mhlS-mwfrSm Ho. 404 WALHUf Street.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
A BTA7BOF PENNSYLVANIA.—OFFICE Hog. 4 and
5 BXCBAHGE BUILDINAS, north, aide of WALNUT
Street, between SOCK and THIRD Street., Philadel
phia.
INCORPORATED IH 1794—nHABTBft PERPETUAL.
capital saoo.ooe,
PROPBBTIES.OF TIB COMPANY:, FEBRUARY 1,
1864 $633 492 47
MARIKS, FIBS, AMD*IN ua»D TRANSPORTATION
- INSURANCE*
„ ' BIRRCTORS.I
Henry D. Sherrerti, Tobias Wagner,
Gharles Macaleater, Thomas B. Watson,
Williams. Smith, Henry G.. Freeman,
- William K. White, Charles S. Lewis,
Geoige H. Stuart, George G. Carson,
r Samuel Giant, Jr... Edward 0. Knight,
John B. Austin.
HENRY D. BHBKRBED, Preeldeut.
Vmui Habpxb, Seeretary. nolB-tf
g SCOTT, Jb., AUCTIONEER, ,
Vo. TO 2 Chestnut street..
JAMES S. EARLE: & SONS’
EOTJRTH GREAT SALE OP
VALUABLE ORIGINAL AMERICAS AND FOREIGN
OIX. I» J AIBfTXNCiIS,
Mostly purchased by Mr. James S. Earle, directly
from the artists themselves, or painted from sketches
made exclusively for him. Among the painters repre
sented are: Carl Huhner, Richard Jonrdan, S. Be
Loose, H. Sosdermann, Letacharter, Carl M. Wbbb,
Hlldebrandt, Von Seben, S: W. Wdugh, Louie Laug,
fleselßehap, A. Selgert, Paul Weber, C. Hoguet, Bngel
hardt, J. N, T. Van Siarkenborgh. W. T VanStarken
borgb, J. W. Casilear, Yan Benberg. Laurent de Beal,
E. Verboeekhoven, Edmund B. Lewie, Thomas Moran,
W. L. Sjmntag.
This collection Is certainly the finest ever offered at
public sale in Philadelphia, and fnliy equal to any ever
fold in this country. *. The palntlng, are ail by modern
artists, all new, and In perfect order. They win be
sold positively, without reserve.
lhe sale will take place at tbe_ _
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINB ARPS, _
en the.Eventnge of THUjRSBaY, 2Sd, and FRIBAY,
34th of March, at half past 7 o’clock precisely.
The pictures are now on exhibition, free.
Open day and evening until the nights of sale.
Terms—Cash, bankable funds. 11U ,,
Catalogues can be obtained at theUaUery rf JAMBS
S EARLE & SONS, Aeaderayof Fine Arts, and of the
Auctioneer. mM6 - 8t
QABD.
; ©feci ax* notice.
Tib Btore.l now occupy le sold for a Banking Insti
tution.
Not being able to procure a bailUuk sufficiently large
to hold my stock, I am compelled to
SELL OtJT
As fast as possible. I now offer my Immense assortment of
I’crjawixußE
AT VERT-LOW PRICKS.
GEORGE J. HESEELS,
rabid, 1m 809 ANB 811 CHESTNUT STRBKT.
g AKE R’ 8
ORNAMENTAL HAIR
ME A IS TJ W A C T O B Y.
Tbs lai geii and beat assortment of
WIOS, TOUPBBS,
LONG HAIR BRAIDS AND CURLS.
WATERFALLS. VIGTO BINES,
" FEIZBTTES, ILLUSIVE BEAMS FOR LADIES.
At prices lower than elsewhere, at
mhte 6Hf* 909 CHESTNUT Street.
pARD.~ THE UNDERSIGNED CSAU-
tie Fubife • gainst negotlatlnjr a note drawn
by me in Javor ofM. 6 Myers at tlxij dw |o|,aerea
hundred dollars* dated Matei -lfi* 1865; ®aid note
bavin* been obtained without any conaldera*ioii» pay“
meat thereof wilt be resisted by * HKJjfcfDKJ
301 CALLOWHILLSUaet
mild-St*
March is, less.
I’J'HE FKANKLIN SAYING FUND,
KO, 136 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, BBLOW
CfIESTNOT,
Faysfivepere*ni.lnte?eet on Deposits. Agent* for
tie sale of United States 7 3-10 Loans at Fax Govern
ment, State and City Loans and Stocks boagbt and sold
for depositors and others cn. Commit ston. mnis am
PHILADELPHIA PHOTOGRAPHIC
X COMPANY. 80. 730 CHESTNUT Street —Maun
factnreis of CARTE 3 DE ViSITE for the trade, A
]&Tge stock of tie best ana. most dwlrable . snjbieo s
always on band; also, a fall rnpply of Scale s Spe*
cialitif s. M Ord« s delivered at tie shortest notice.
Dealers will find it to'tbeit advantage to .call at our
Boom".,»o. 730CBEVKSBTStreet . mhU-rawSt*
pABTES DE VIBITE.—THESE PO
polar and very pleasing styles Photojrraphs_*ire
zoade ln all varieties, in but manner, atBF. SBl
.fMft'SpegiUWyh»t«*»*h stliu?rri 02*ARQHSt, *
WANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOK
KEEPER In * Wholesale Housi in the city. gu
ao oliectioDß to(0 Wm>or Sonth.
Hirheet refsrenoe given Address
mll6*2t» ~»A, L. 8..” fWI f flag.
WAJ TED—A FIRST-CLASS JOB
PBINTBR to take charge of a General Printing
JSetablißhinriit. Situation pleasant and permanent, and
salary proportionate with ability. Address . . . .
. • B. F. B. LYHH, Daily DHmni<s\
mhl7-4t Brie, Pans a.
WANTED-A PRACTICAL SALES
MAS. Must be thoroughly acquainted with the
White Goods and Embroidery business, A first-class
man may obtains desirable .situation in a prominent
honaoi Ad<Jreaa,in real same (confidentially). “Em
broideries,' *at this ogee. : mhl7-2v*
WANTED-# YOUNG MAN. COM
" "t patent to art as a car despatcher for a railroad
company. Address Sox 2,048 P. 0., Phllada. mhls-3fc
WANTED—AN ENERGETIC AND
" efficient person to take charge of a large etore
connected with an extensive colliery. Address, with
references. Box 2.048 P. 0., Philadelphia. mhlc-gt
WANTED—AT $l5O PER MONTH—
,” * A reliable Canvasser in* every town and county,
foi' tte NURSE ABB SPY, the. most interesting and
exciting book ever published, embracing the advent
tens ofa woman In the Union army as Nurse, Scout,
and Spy, giving a most vivid inner picture of the war.
we have Agents clearing *l6O per month, which we will
prove to any doubting applicant Bend for circulars.
Address ••JoKES, BEOS., a CO., 6QO’CHBBTHUT
Street. Philadelphia. ” mh7 lm«
BOOTS AND SHOES.—AN INDE-
A-* JATIGABLE BUSINESS MAH, who hac’Bad long
experience im the Shoe trade at.the South* hhi under-
mrl?*, car ® damp climates, desires a
SITUaTIOJS as SALESMAN, ac.! with' a party mien*
ing a Shoe House in one of the ‘ 1 captured cities ’’
For particulars, pfease call at Ho. 33 Horth EIGHTH
Street, corner of Mbert street. mhl6-3t«
AN EXPERIENCED MACHINIST,
with steam engines pumps, Ac. .wishes
a SITU ATI OH to superintend an Oil operation. A pri
vate company, where an interest would be given, pre
ferred. Addreflß*'R. B .“.Press office mhl7-3t*
A PARTNER WANTED, WITH A
Capital of *lO,OOO, in a MANUFACTURING BUBI
NEBB tn this city, now le sntceasful operation, affording
■ HBT PKOFITon*aU sales of over 100 percent. De
mand for Goods made very extfeneive.
For Particulars addrss,, stating name and residence,
Manufacturer. ” Press Offices- - mh!7-Bt*
A NrnEß IT O R WANTED—ON A
well-established INDEPENDENT DAILY PAPER.
One who has ban expsrisnee as a Journalist on a popu
lar neWepaper can % engaga peihnanently at a good
salary .by addressing the undersigned, pohlisher of the
ErierJHMvlHspaich. r '
mhw-lm B- P. g. LYNN,
A DRY GOODS COMMISSION HOUSE
■sA. wHI take a LAD shout 16,years old to learn the
business. Address, with reference; Box 2376 Poet
Office. . - _ ~ mh!6 3t*
rMPMfiiIT WANTEt) BYARE
-U BPEUI’ABLfi ; YOtf.KG MAE - , 36 yetra of age, in a
Wholesale BtzfeUesi. Address iI G, W; QT. Press
office. • > • mhl6-st*
EM P IpOTIIN T HOTTSSn FOB
Housekeepers, Seaimfaresßes, Chambermaids, Walt
ers, tfurses,Gooks, Laundresses, and general hou«e
work, White aajd colored. BQg-LOCUST St.' feSQ-lm
T 7 MP LO Y M'E N T H O US® FO R
" Clerks, Salesmen, Packers. Porters,
Watchmen. Coachmen, Conductors, B&v-tend
er*, Waiters, Farm hands. Gardeners, &b. Bnrployer*
sMted at short aotfse. 803 and 804 LOCUST Street.
r .
*501.795 30
fffL OH TWSt BRAIH.- SITUATION
as Clerk, Accountant, or Superintendent, wanted—
anywhere if there is >Oll there—by a business man-
S&iitfafetory referenewf security if required: Address
*• Business,” CarversvlUfl, Pa. mhl6-wffmst*
CALEBMAN WANTED IN A DRY
M GOODS COMMISSION HOUSE.*- One well ad
quals ted with city tiade.' Address Post Offise~~Box
1,043. ; . mhll-6t*~
TO OIL COMPANIES.—AN EXPERE
A EHCED BUSINESS MAN* and good aeconntant,
would take charge of the books of one or more oiTcom
panies. or act assecietary, e: atecompensatloiu
First-class reference* given mb
ffiAddrtaa ** 8 B, C,, * "Pr&ydffics, mh!7-2t*
TWO JtXPEBIEHOBD BALb¥-LA
** DIES WASTEU, Address note to
EDWIN HALL & CO,,
mhlO-St* * Vo. ae-Sonth BEOOitD Street,
«WAHTBI> TO RBHT OR PUB
CHASE—*A Three- story HOUSE} with two or three
story Back JEtatidimg. situated* between Spring Garden
and Poplar, west or Broad, of which possession can oe
had by May Ist, for which a fair price will'be paid.
Address “Thomas,” Press office. rahl6*3S
rent for the
Summer* a Cottage, furnished'or nnfnrntshed,
within say 10 miles of the city, and near a railroad
station, Addresoßox 11C0 Philadelphia V. O mhlS (St*
m WANTED TO RENT* BY APRIL
-Kajit, a modern DWELLING, gitaated above Arch
•treat at d west of Broad, Bent about $4OO. Address
Box 1887, Pott OSOe *mb3-Un»
nnn AND f 5,000 TO
w w,uuu, shyest upon mortgage.
Apply to
mbll-et*
5-20
00 w p* o in s »
• ; . DPE
BffiA.V Ist*
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICE,
r- ' ’ ■ ■
BY '
DREXEL & CO.,
mhls-tmyl Ho. »* SOUTH THIRD BTBEET.-
10-40 BONDe *
€ ASHED-lirG«L»,BY
IaOEISTHYr A. HH!ltBKit SONS,
DEALEBB IN' GOVERNMENT SBCUKITIBB,
Ho. «A*PIHB Street, HEW YORKu
In view Of the ptospeet of FBACB and A FALL IH
GOLD, holders of Gold Bond, will do well to detach the
Coupons end realise the interest at present rates for Gold.
Parties residing out of the city wishing to cash their
Coupons can forward them by express, and we w!U re
tnm tbe Gold or It* vain* in greenbacks, as desired.
fe!2 30t ■
/G EORGE A. WARDER,
H STOCKBROKER.
No. 218 X WALNUT STBS ST..
Stocks and Loans negotiated. Subscriptions received*
for ihe new United States 7- SO Loan in same of $53-*ad
npwaxds. mhl-wfmlat*
CAMUEL ALLEN,
O STOCK BROKER.
No. 130 South THIRD Street,
rr.hl4.lm* ' Philadelphia*
on* STOCKS, H. S. HOARS, &c.,
c NOUGHT AND SOLD ,
ON COMMISSION,
Br GKOBGBJ. BOTD,
Brokar,
)14-Bmll No. 18 Bouth THIRD Btr*et.
WILLIAM S; WASNE,
* * Late Discount Clerk Bank of Forth America,,
STOCK and BILL BROKBB, No. 16 BANK Straft.
Loans, Stocks, Ac., purchased and soldatthe Phila
delphia Stock Board, money procured on coil&teiaU,
Promissory notes negotiated, &o . Ac. rah&lrn
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
pENN. REPORTS. -
DALLAS, 4 volumes; ADDISON, 1 volumes TKATKS,
4volumes; BinHßT,,* vole.; SERGEANT At RAWLS.
17 volume*; RAWLE, 5 volumes; PBfIROSB.At WATTS,
IS volumes; WATTS, 10 volumes; WHARTON, 6 vole. 5
WATTS & SERGEANT, vole. 1 to 6 Inclusive; PENN.
STATE, vole. 1 to 27 inclusive.
, The above eighty-nine volumes are second -hand, bnt
In fine condition, hound In law calf.
Also, for sale, separate:
WHARTON’S REPORTS, 6 volumes; TKATEB’RE
PORTS, 8 volumes, and many,other Bare ami Valu
able Law Boohs.
mhlS-mwfrSt
gNGLISH BRO WN STOUT,
scotch: ale,
IN STONE AND GLASS.
ALBERT G. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
® ONION BETS.—2OO'BUSHELS OP
White end Yellow Onion Sets •
- OOEKAN & LITTLE,
-mh!7-2t* No. BQS MARKET Blroet, PMla.
gm EXTRA EARLY, TOM THUMB,
pan O’Ronike, Bine Imperial. Early .Frame.
Champion of England, Flatk’s Victory, Bishop’s Long
ed “A Marrow;at Peae. & LITTIj ,,
mhl7-2t* No. 806 MaBKAT dtreet, Phlia.
m 60,000 ASPARAGUS, 20,000 RHU
ZJIZ harh Roots: also. Garden, Blower, and Field
Beedß, warrantedfresh andgenmne. &
Seed and agricnlturai Warehouse.
mh!7-2t* No. 805 MARKET Street, Fhila.
mk AGRICULTUE&L MA.CHINBBY
SET la variety, man nfactnred at our Works, Bristol,
vT T It »! L4BDBBTR & CON,
li* Nos. 21 and 83 South SIXTH Street.
®* LANDRETH’S rural register
AND ALMANAC, 186 S. conUtvs descriptions of
all approved vegetables cultivate at Bloomsdale. It
may be had, without awUcation. D., LA.N-
D&BTH & BQff; 91 and 23 South SIXTH Street. It*
EXTRA EARLY PEAS—INTRO
~*~ DXJCBD, and so named by our bouse, upwards of
forty years ago, and to the present dayCunsanalied In
earlineßS. .
’ Champion of England. } Amiable later varieties
■ Also other approved varieties D. LANDKETH &
BOP, Noe aiacd 23 South SIXTH Street. It*
m CASHING IMPLEMENTS AND
ZE MACHINES. —All theflmpiQTedPloughs.Harrow*,
Cultivators, Seed* sower*. Hay, Straw, ana Fodder
cutters, Horae Power* and Threshing Machines, Mow
ing and Heaping Machine*. Spring-tooth Horse Hay
Bakes, ‘Field and-Garden Bolters, Garden and Farm
Barrows, Farm Bell*. Ox Takes, Churns. Grist Mills,
together with afull stock of aJlimplements appertaining
to the garden Furchasers are invited to call and ex
amine my stock and prices
* 3 ' * KOBSRT BUIST, Jb.s
Agricultural and Seed Werehonse,
Ncs. 922 and 92* MARKET Street.
mhll-Ct Above Ninth.
m BUIST’S WARRANTED KITCHEN
UI Garden SHEDS.—Th.ee Seeds are always war-,
rested a* represented, and are unsurpassed in parity
or quality. *« Aaln'by BtJIBT . Js .,
Nos. 922 and 92* MARKSf Strset,,
mhll-6t Above Ninth,
® ONION SETTS.—2OO BUSHELS
prime white aud yellow Onion setts now in store,
-
Seed and Agricultural. Warehouse,
Nos. 922 and 924: MARKET Street,
mhfl fit • above Ninth
(A EXTRA EARLY PEAS—2OO BUSH
LAIyLS Extra Berly Fcas. ncsnrpasifed in qnaitty,
now in stole and foi *»!«• in quantttissi to suit, by
- ROBERT BUIST, Ja ,
Bred and Agricultural W.rehouse. *
mhll 6t 922 and 92 A MARKET St . ab. Ninth.
jKasaißa ESTEYfS
nST COTTAGE ORGANS
Not only UNEXCELLED, bnt UNEQUALLED In pariti
of Tone and Power, designed especially for Chntchei
and Schools, bnt found to be equally well adapted ic
the Parlor and Drawing Boom. For sale onl^bj
No. IS North SEVENTH Street.
Also, a complete assortment of the Perfect Molodeoi
ccnstantly on hand, fetS-Sm
T>EIMER’B COLORED PHOTO
GRAPHS, made for $l.M>, nnqdestlonabiy a
prise,'and thme obtaining them will have seenred an
lev Unable tikenees. _• See SepcMBSM ftt GstUerTi EE
COftD SUaat. a{tove Gtes»i . W*
WANTS.
A' FITLBR.
Ho. 51 Horth SIXTH St.
FDiAHCIAI.,
CALLAGHAN & CUTLER,
. Law Booksellers,
. -• CHICAGO, m.
Comer of ELEVENTH and VINE Sts.
FOB. 8 * I-F ABB. TO lET.
£ TO BANKERS,
INSURANCE
BIE oomfanies;
FOB SALE,
THE HANDSOME OFFICE BUILDING
FOURTH STREET, BELOW OHKBTNOT (Ho. 108).
Estate Of THOS. B. MITCHELL, deceased.
Apply to
W. E. LITTLETON,
mhlMt*
g TO LET—
THE FIFTH ASH SIXTH STORIES
OF THK
GB'ANITE BUILDING,
{Formerly Post Office.)
Hoe. »3T end 339 DOCK BTBBST,
Wirt; BTBdH powna.
_TSe ttM-etoiT of* “Commonwealth Building, ■ ’ Hoe.
*n and 818. CHESTHUT Street. Can be arranfed for
ofiees; Oie bent lltbted room loth a city.
Abet FOB SALE, several valuable properties.
THOS: H. CONNELL,
ooußriNa-house oF db. d. jay bb * son,
a*a CBBSTBPT BTBEBT. mhls-St
jo manufacturers.—to rent,
a well-lighted room,
100 BY WRIST.
* ENGINE
Is food running order.
BOILERS, SHAFTING,
. AMT
HBATrNG FIFES
on the premises. FOB SALK If desired Apply to
810. W. SIMONS, BB8» & GO .
HMrafMtorta* FeweUers. Bansom-st Hall.
.. .Street. soots Sjyth.
M .FOR BALE—SIX-TERE E-BTOKY"
All 0 ? and three Two-storr FR»SfB_HOtJBB3, on
a lot ICO net eqnare, corner THIBTT-FOURra and
BLBf Street*. Mantua Inquire of 8. FAHOOAS’S Bo
9Iff , BFBIHG GABDBB-atreet. mhl7-h“
m FOR SALE, K' DESIRABLE RE
-■Si. StBENCE, situated* In Colonnad* Bow* Sproce
street. Lot 25 by 200 Teat. AUo, Bolder©* coraeref'
Spruce sad Juniper street L*t 40 by ISO- feat. Apply
to EGBERT MIG GREGOR,
It -, *l9, WALNUTStreet
m FOR BALE—A FARM OF' 3& Jfe
■Bl acrerJn Atlantic county,-!!. J , 32 miles from -E*-
Philadelphia, 33$ miles from railroad Large new Cot
tage Hones-and all requisite ’ out-b afld ings; A great
variety of eboJee fruits, 15 acruexf land under cultiva*
tion. GoodSkoductive soil. FMcf. *s,6CO.
GEO N. TOWNSES D & C 0.%
mhl7-tf 123% South FOUR Eg Street,
m- SALE—A VALUABLE A
■ECOUHTBY SEAT ABU FARM OF 65 ACBBB-E
of very productive land on tbe river Delaware, 2 miles
above Bristol, near the Gold Spring- Station, on tbs
Trenton Railroad, adjoining the country aeat of Dr.
Griscbra. The improvements are a .manalon houte.
tesam bouse, and the uaual out-buildings, ab6uV2,ODO
feet front on the river, a fine large spring of water, and
frail of aB kindo. Apply at 43#LCBKA.E7 Street,
over the Post Offish, 17. S. M&mbai'a offihe.
; mhl7-fmwSt* _.. .
M COUNTRY BEAT TO BET, OOlfcflfc
ner GBBEN LANE and YORK ROAD, Braach-SC
tows'* Twenty-second ward. Ten minutes* walk from
Green-lane Station, jffoxtb Pennsylvania B&llroad;forty
minutes* ride from Fifth and Chestnut streets. Good*
water and stabling. A variety of fruit. Pine gardes,
and large, we!L»bad*d lawn, of nearly four- acres.
Apply to DB. ÜBBBTHEVILLB,mePIIfBBt.,
orat ME. HEDARY’s SfOKB,
mh!B-6t* .JBraachtowu, Philadelphia.
m GERMANTOWN:—FOR SALE—
Hoi Desirable Cottage Residence, three mfnmee r watte*
from Mali!' street Depot, corner of FBICKtand'HAB
COCK Streets, with furnace, rang* ga-, bath;hot and cold
Tenter, and every modern convenience. The Jot is 13) feet?
front on Price street by-178 feet on Hancock streei,-
handsomely planted with evergreen and ! other orna
mental trees, shrubbery, Ac Possession given april
Ist Apply to BEDLOCK S PAsSHALL
mhlC 2t» 71S WALBUT "Street,
®FOR SALE—A 'SMALL t FARM,,
near H&ddonfleld, eituate near the railroad, will
bo sold cheap. A bargain ' .
GEO. H. TOWHSEHD « Co.’.
FODRTH Street,
ruble-St* Philadelphia.
,48ft, FOR 8 A L-E THE^SLOOP'
JWTi Yacht WILLIAM A. DSL ABET. SS fust Jong,
weJl foond In every respect. Apply to WM.-KKOUSS,
80. 139 GBEEH Street, or to JOH9 E. MANDSB
- Jn.. Ho 40* CHBeTBUT Street. mhJ7-2t*'
pETROLEUM i OIM l
FOB SALE. '
A.FBW •
ORIGINAL fiTTATMaa
• In a ©Woe and select
OIL OGMTAISrY ISTOW FORMEJ^GK
GREAT IHBUOEMBKT.
FIBBT-CLAEB INVKBTMBHT,
am .N TOWNSEND AC©.*,
1533& South' FOUBTHStreet,
mhfrtf Philadelphia.
PENNSTLVAHIA COMPAQ FOB’
A insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities. A few
shsrtaoftbißstockfor safe. Address BoxSgSE;G.miS-St*
T\ALE* FARM OIL OOMPAKY^OWUB
•i-y in fee simple 200 acres of very valuable OIL LARD
next adjoining the town or Franklin- on French Greek,
and only a short distd»eB from the great wells on au-
Sr Creek. A well was sunk on thlv- property
re’e years ago which yielded a large quantity of La
bricating Oil, and after flowing for some-time, was
finally plugged up because there wrb no use for It.
This well the Directors are engaged iu< cleaning out,
With the meet flattering prospect of obtaining the former
yield, when a Dividend wiß be made whi€b,itis* oonfr
dently believed, willliberally reward tie holders of
stock of the company.
Fortbe purpose of prosecuting tie work-of develop
ment with vigor it is proposed to sell a limited number
of shares of tbe Reserved Stock for working eapitsl, at
the original subscription price. One Dollar and Fifty
Cents per share, fora short tiiueAuly, on m>pHcation
at the office, Ho. 113 South FdtI&TH Street, second
story front room.
By order of the Boards '
mhlS wfmflt aOBh&T M. FOUST/ Secretary.
T?OR BALK—A TWENTY, YEARS"
A LEASE Off A VALUABLE OIL TBACT, ffEAS
SMITH’S FEEBY, BEhVEB County, FennsylvanAa.
on the line of the Cleveland,and Pittsburg Railroad
and the Ohio Elver* 3S miles from Pittsburg.
This property is on the same Ena as the celebrated
Patton and Thtmpßon Wells, and is ali fl&t or boring
territory.
-There isa "Well down-on it to the depth of- 400 feet*
Which was sunk in the spring of 1861,-.but, Hk» many
other similar enterprises at that time, was abandoned
on the breaking oat of the w* r.
The Derrick, Shanties* Ac.* still staudfjready for use,
and to those wishing to develop this-property still
farther a rare chance is now offered,
Allthe Wells in the immediate vicinity are producing
oil is paying quantities at a depth of 600 to MO feet, and
theoilfocna in this region, is known to be of a much
superior qasliiy to that in Venango county, and com*
mamd&a much higher prices The Lease is subject to
one* seventh royalty.
For further information, terms, Ac., apply to
8. LITTLE,
BjxIMB BALTUffIOt B tfd*.
Or WH HOLtfBS.
jahMSt 119 SMXTHFIBLD St, PITTS 8080, Pa.
QBGAE CREEK PROPERTY.—THIS
N? notice is worthy of the prompt , attention of those
;Who desire toform a real.-sound Oil Company; atract
,of BIX BUff DEED AGEES, in a choice location, wish
the SUCAB CEEEK running through It, and title na*
doubted. OHE HALF of this Tract wUl*be disposed of
at a fair price and on favorable terms. Those who want
to see the original surveys,.and get the price; Ac., will
.address ** Safety, *’ Press office mhis 4t
T7OR SALE—A NTOf BERiOF DESIRA
£ BI>E
Attorney at Law, *
mhll-lm » aac.WALBPT Btreet,
nn* territoeyv
V/ The undersigned have for sale the following Oil
. Territory *
1, (00-acres in Forest county, Fa .situated on the east
branch of the Millstone Creek , ’ •
565 acres fee simple in Perry county, Ohio, on the
Bund uXCreek.
<4O acres on the Federal Cr«ek,Jfcnan county, Ohio.
One valuable prodadag.interest on Federal Creek,
Morgan county, Ohio. ■ . „ ■ _
Two properties on Morgan county, Ohio.
100 acres on Big Bun, branch ofEond’a Creek,Biichie
county. Via.
S2Q acres lease on Federal Creek, Morgan county, O.
390 acres fee simple on Laurel fork of Worihington
Creek, Wood county, Va, , ■ ,
ICO acres fee simple oh. Laurel fork of Worthington
Greek, Wood county, Va. .• _
160 acres fee simple on .Big-Bun,. Bitchie tounty, West
Virginia.
Alio, nnid valoablaprodnelng Interest, la Venamo
county. Pa ■ 00C&H.5 dr BUS3BL&.
mHIO-Gt as* MorthPEOHT Street
TYRUG STORES,. GITY AN® COUN-
Jc/tbX,forsaleand-wanted at all prices.
fiM.iM. w. itt - MOKSOg. *B7 WALHPT Street.
<&Q 077-77 AND $8,066 86.
tjpA/jv #. I. * * *• Ground Bents of these amounts,
amply secured and centrally bleated. _ _ _
For sale by B GAEpEffTBR A BOff,
mhB 18t* 59*3 South THIRD Street.
BOARDING}.
T>o ARBING.—THE NEWLY - PTJR
-1) BIBBED HAHBSOMB BESIDENOB. 034 South
WASHIBGTON EGOAJSB, ie now open for Bourdon.
A commodious suite pfroomsyacant. "
Gentlemen accommodated with dinner. rnlil7-Bi*
TTHE UNITED STATES HOTEL, 413
A CHSSTHDT Street, has noßar. Rrst-dsesßoard
and excellent accommodations for Families can be had
at moderate charges. chamber, largo
and conyentent. yacMtto day.
Beference required. jattw-at*
/COUNTRY BOARDING WANTED OR
V> a HOUBB to Kent. Give description of Home and
Grounds, and.dietance from city and rallroad etaoion.
Ad dree, or apply to GBO. C HOfflEP,
mhl7-3t» Ko. ITS. BIG gTBSSTH .treat.
vacant—
V A LARGE FBONT BOOM.
mMS-wfinSt* 017 SPBUQg Street
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS’ COSRT FOR
Jb«HB ClTy_ AHD_ COUtiTY OF J’HEfcADBLPHIA.
Bttate of BUZABETH D BEAD, deeeased.
The Auditor appointed b» the Com* to audit, eerie
and adjust the second and final aooonnt of HESKY
■WHißlONand SABaH PETIT, exsontoraof the last
will and testament of Mrs. B D Bead, deceased, and
to report distrihution of the balance, in the hands of the
accountant,' will meet the partiesJnterastßl, for the
purposes of Ms appointment, ouKONDift MarciL23th,
non. at4o’cl<ysk P M , at.hi» oSce, Ho. 153 Sonlh
FODKTH Street, in the eitr et PhUadelohia.
mhl7-fmwst . B. SPBKCE3 MH.LBB. Aaditor.
Fr THE ORPHANS’ COURT FORTH®
CITY ABO CTOHfY oFeHILIDBUPHIA.
EBtateof ROLABBC. and EW.BB H.AEI.BN, Minora.
The Auditor appointed taTtae Conti Jo aad.it, settio,
and adjust the account of, WM M. ALLEN. «aasdlan of
eatd minora, and to report. distribution ofthQ»balance is
the hands otj.h.% accojmtasi. will meet the. partieeia
t,reated for tfce purpofes of Ms appolatmant os MOY
j)A?. Vareh27th, 1865. at 4 odock P. H his office,
Ho. 12DX South FOUBJTM Street, is the,«lty of Phila
delphia. jOHS HAS3A,
mhl7 fmwfit Auditor.
T? STATE OF ANN COWPJsAND, DE
AU OBASBD.—Letters of Administration os the Estate
of ANH COWFLAED. deceased. having, been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make payment, an&those bavin* claims
to present them witt out delay to
JOSHUA COWPLUffD.
jnhl7*6t* ■ 53 BoAth FOURTH Street,
F<r tu\t tstrtot COURT OF- T®ES
UNITED. STATES 808 THE EASTBBN DISTRICT
° Notice given thaiJtcpecial DittrtctCcnrtfor
tii« Baste in District of PeDWlvanta will beh.»l4ea*t
a*ss& ] to®
LW.il.lld Jity/fortfi trial of a certain libel Bled
byCEURLES GILPIN, Sea , Attorney Waited
fitete «, against three hundred poninda ° r “ >t *J™L‘ A d ,£if
States.
Clerk of the DUtriot Qonrk
Phipam r.pglA. March lb. 13*8 lahVMlt
enn aboh street. ' mfl
OUUe KITCHEN.HARDWIRE OUU
WOODEN WABB.and iSRUtsHKI. „ .
A eempiete awoTOBBM Of Hoe A<o fnrntehlng Goods,
GRIFPI rH A Page
m t|is-iy BIXTHwid Aftga street*.
BAZAAR, NINTiI AND SaN
■ewwh SOM STREETS.
AGCTloff SALB OF HOBBKS, CIRRI AGES. be.
,. O, LBATpRDAy MOEBIHG next, at 19 o’elo* at
the BAEaaB, will he cold about
FIFTY HOBSER,
ttas corral trotting mare * r lA4y Verna*
ter, believed to trot sure in 135.
«irJuS.Sf2!j! n,w and eaeoni traaE
• flf? oomI o«o«c. tacludlat
A IS?*L°j„ 8 “ ae J-.*F Wataou, in(mdoraer.
A foil sprier, so top Warns, by Walls, a JJlaJddns.
A pew Germantown deuborn.lbV n M
A eblftlng.top bneyv. bV J a' “• “UA
Also elnrle and aonble hejrneciL sard 'pa
Whies, cover*, halters, be. “ ca fa - »«««-
Her postponement on aeeonnt of weathor
JgrSßUrofhorMn, be., on Wrinesday. ”•
SKHftSSHli.*®’- April sth
mhlS-Stif ALFRED M. HEEKHEBS. Anhltao,” 0 '
e-H Citl BAZAIIf AND TATTER.
SALl |i^WA® C i»e^,-
BACE Btrest; between fiavesth'and Twelfth
The Erst sale at the CITY BAZAAR- AMD TATTER.
BALLS wUI take pistes'on TUESDAY HOBBIES, at 10
o’clock, the list lest.. ,
When Will be offered* njraber ot Utter HOBBBS mitt,
able for gentlemen’s fast driving;'aleVgood Family
HorsnsandsuperiorCarriagsHoreea; alsiy nnumber of
good Work Borees.
Yfhicles of all cdmprlfing' Oirrla.ee.
Fork Wagons: Top and Ho.top r .Fhaetontl-Bhjlss£
Jsnny Linds. Kockaways,-Bearborne, Ac.
„ >■ Also* -
Superior Harness* both aihgls and double; new and
second-hand Saddles, BridTwr Covers, &c.
Paiticulars in future adverSwemeat.
It STEBB & CHsJlPrABrj
314 WALHUT Street.
1 AMERIOAK ACAD:
■Ou
has the plSteure'of
to the patrons of the Opara in Philadelphia.
direction of Max Maretzek. and tb&rne wi l an
Operas at ecadyny of Mae!©, naffirffiy: OnFBrDdT
and BA2t7BDAT EVENINGS, and 25^
It is Mr. Ford’c intenUon to Operas with
the utmost effect and splendor. As'cltiuatristsfteag tav*
unfortunately restricted him to these WG NIGBP& R
has selected for •
FBIDAT, VERDI'S NEWEST^OBK,'
DA FOBSA DBIf DilSTISth .
And for SATURDAY Aubsr’s inioat&bfrmasterpiece,
which has been the favorite oftbi» seacbfi tn Bosmn.
ika diaydii or
The Box Office for the sale of secured plabes wiHb#
OPen: on Monday, at 9 o'clock, when •eE.i9 > ean*be *m.
cured lor the TWO B VBHIHGB On W.
can by sccnred *t the Academy and Gould’s Marie otorc!
for either evening. - ■
Becnrcd placee...... —». Tws-’DoUar*.
inWMhinjtoil? 7111 “ llUtol tk ®HnHanOp.r,
ISfEW CHE&TNUT-STRKBT 'm&jT
TEE. CHESTHUT Street above Twelfth '
THUBMJAY ABU FBIDaY EVKBIHGS*
OYEEWHELBIBG BUCCKSS
Of the Hew Local One Thousand Dollar* Price Brain.
CHESS H DEmff.
presented with New and Beautiful Local ScensTv'hv
JSfr BichardSmith.
Wonderful Mechanical Effects, by Daniel Wiles and'
Thomas Blackwood. s
Mew Properdee and Appointments, by John Dehw'
and Assistant:
Origln a lMn.tal^Ad.lgh a Hr J W|™ ( l *
bringlng into requisition every
MIMBER UP THE BEGBLAB GOMPANT.
SYNOPSIS OF LOCAL SCENES.
The Bar-room* a Modern InsUtution.
Suiper-zoom to Davie* Restaurant. Arch street
Hall in Davie Bestauranc.
View of the Hous«> top* of Philadelphia* and fin
New Cathedral.
Interior view of Merrick * Bon’c Machine-shop and -■
Foundry.,Wasnlngtpn street, between Fourth and
Fifth, with the machinery in motion, men at work Am
View Irom Srackhana’ BawnriU, Camden, of Phul:
dejpbla \ry Moonlight, looking toward, the Maw
Yard; view of theJSblMtng along the Delaware, with
a glance at Smith’s bland; the ferry-boat,
and Dido*plyingto audfro. n
Chestnufcetreet, with view of the Academy of Fine Arts.
• WTUBDAY AFTERNOON March 18,
-THIRTY FIFTH GRAND FAMILY KaMER.
THE WOBEKBN DP PHILADELPHIA
■ Will be Performed.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
" MB J. B CLsRKB
BYEBY BVemiSß
FRIDAY, Hatch 17, 1885.
Lest Bight of' the great Drama of
TH* STREETS OF 'PHILADELPHIA,
with aMtngreat effects. Bcmember, the last opportu-
T MONIAT, BEBEFIT OF MB, J. & CLABKH.
In rehearsal, anonttrclynew Drama, entitled
KICHOLSS BICKLKBY.
which will present Mr. Clarke In a new character.
-jyrRS. JOHN DREW’S NEWABCH
street theatre,
farewell benefit
OF MBB. F. W. LAHDER.
TO-BIGHT, FRIJ AY, March 17th. MM,
CHARLOTTE COBDAY
CSarlotteOorday...— Mrs. F. W, Lander;'
After whlnh. A KISS IB THE DaBK
SATURDAY. MSB. F W. LARDER,
HOBDAY, Br and Mrs. BABBEY WILMA—
WEW ARCH BTHBET THEATER.
XY F ABE WELL BE YEFIY OF
MBS F. W. LANDES.
FRIDAY* March 17.
The French J>ram a. entuled ,
CHARLOTTE OOBDAY,
lu vrhiohshe wiliintruduoe the
“BABBEILLAIBB HYMN,”
with other entertainments.
The La-st Night but one of her engagement, mhlfl at*
OF ACADEMY OF MUSIO.
SATURDAY EYEBIBG. March IS, 1865. at 8 o’dodk.
FBOGBAMMK
Pant i.
L TRIO in I> Major (Op. 70), Piano, Violin, aadVlf
_ PAST U.
% CONCERT—Stuek, Op. 79, Nano (Quintette. at
* ~*~*.w~~VonWeba&.
PAST 111.
& OttftttO, (B
Violin 2 Violas, Clarionet. 2 Horns, Violoncello, and.
Double Bass.
mfcl&Sfc
- Tickets $L
f'IONCEET HALE. »
V/. N. K. BICHABDSMT
Will read Tennyeon’s entire Doem. B3TOCH. ABDKO.
together with choice selections from various authors.
On THChSDAT EFESIsa. March 23d, 1855.
Tickets.......— 60 casta.
Sate to commence SATURDAY, March IBthat Gonld'a.
Seventh ana Chestnut streets: Ashmeed & Evans, Ckest
nutetraet, below Eighth; Fngh’s, Sixth and Chestnut.
Bor fnil progr*ittlnea.Beefntiire advertisements CIT y
P[E GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS.
WALNUT Street, above EIGHTH.
Messrs. GARDINER and HBMMJNGS Proprletsn.
THE SENSATION OF THE TIMES.
THIS EVENING, and every evening dnrfng the week.
DON JUAN ON HORBNBAOK.
Mr. Janies Ward, the celebrated clown and aerial
rope-walker; Mr. J. Madlgan, in hi* double crubbov
sault; fir. Sam Long, the aluglug clown; Hr Dm6w»
diner. the great American Jester; Mr. J. Ward, Ike
versatile clown; Master Sanfoid and Master Tolbert,
wonderful gymtnats; Mita Eliza Gardiner, thegraceful
equestrienne; Mr Tom King; Luke Blvexs, and tb»
remainder of the star troupe, will appear in a variety of
agreeable, thrilling, and fascinating performances
THE POET'BACBS, FOB Y BACHS. POST RAGES/
FONT BACKS
will be performed during the week Admirsion6octn*
first tier; 25ets., second tier. Commence at 7.40.
Spleimid performances on Wednesday and Batordav
afternoons, commencing at 2X o’clock.
Remember the eireus wi l soon dose.
AEBIMIA ORCHESTRA.- PUBLia
V3T SEHBAX&AL9 every SATURDAY at 3X o'clock
F, M., at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Tickets, W
cents. Six Tickets, $1; to be had at Gould’s, Ahdn’a,
and Meyer’s Hume Stores, and at the HtlL no - tf
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ABT&
A CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, is OPEN DAILY
for visitors, from 9 A. K. to 6 P. M. jo*
JfOTICB.
On and after MOITDAY, March 20,185-5, an local
freight for shipment by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and Philadelphia and Brie Railroad, will be forwarder
from the now depot, FIFTEENTH and MARKBTSta.
Freifht for Plttshnrg, and all points west of Pitts bnr*_
will be forwarded from the depot THIRTEENTH and
M*BKET Streets.
Proonce and other freight arriving from the West
and local stations on these roads* will be delivered Krona
the depot Thirteenth and Market streets.
8. B. KISGSTOIT, Jr.,
Praifht Agent.
mhls-5i
leave Vine-BtKet Fem: _ _ . _
Freight, with Pawenger Oar attached™.™. .T. 30 A. K.
Atlantic AC(O]Dl>OdatiO&Me.v..>ee>v.»*H. w ..i]or. flu
Junction Accommodation. ♦ ..6 SO P. X*
EETURBIIfG, LEAVES ATLAETIG.
Atlantic Accommodation......— 6.32 JL X.
Freight. with Pattens or Gar attached ~~ ....L2DP. X.
Junction Accommodation—~ 6.36 A. X.
EXTRA HAPPGEFISLP TR4ISB
Leave Vine street U.ISA. M., H&adonfield IiSOF, X»
Freight mnat badelivtred at Cooper 7 * Point before
3.30 P. M. to insuie its goin* down the n«ct day.
miO-lmif JOHN sQ. ERYAET, Agent.
STEAM' TO; NEW ORLEANS.
AUCTION SALES.
AMuseauGis'i's.
dTJLLIAJt ofSba.
a card.
CROSS & JARVIS’
THIRD CLASSICAL SOIREE,
StßlHi PENNSYLVANIA
COMPART.
Philadelphia, March H, 166 a.
fig—CAMDEN AND AT
OM* WliiUFffli'lHfflli.T.AifTW! BAIUtOAO.-Tteia*
The sew and splendid gteamehlg*
“STAR QF, TEE UNION,"
ALOaaO BLAII<!HAip,,£»MMAHI>B«,
Is now loading ataeeond-Wharf above VIEE Street, nnd
will tall lor MBWOELKAH& via HEW YOKE, on
i SirfUBDAY HESS* March ISh.
Freirbt taken at Hew, For elegance an#
comfort tbe passenger accommodation* of tins ahipctut*
not be anrpassed, • “ .
For freight prpas&age, ap;»ly to
E. A. SOHDEB & o€>.,
> Ho. 3;DOCK-BTREET \
NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS.
BEOPENING 08-CANAI, NAVIGATION.
THSPHUAnSStPHI* AND SEWTOKK.
EXPRESS S.TEAMBOAS’.OO.
info7m their patron*. and ih« morchanta Et>d raanttfa.-
toners of Philßdelphla.geoerally, thattheyhay.'
• BESOMED THEIR REGULAR DAIL£YfiIP3
between Philadelphia tad Sew York. .
THROUGH IS TWBSfMOm.. HOURS.
WILLIAM; P. CLYDE CO.,
No. l*Bonth WHAEYES, Philada.
JAMESsHANDf
Ho 117 WALL Street, New York.
3. A*=6c»deXorwarded to all nolatafree of eomml*.
ties. ' miua at
JSfe OH-PICE WATER; TRANE
HBHbbobtahon D. g. A.
so. ■§£*&
Vesaels wasted to transport Goal 6> Boothes*. Port*
cast & A«t. a.
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BSir T&KX SXPBBSS S’KtAJtfBuAT COM PAST, vl*
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-.Jdr—la NEWEXPREfSiLINE, TO
JinK ai ixanmeZ a.idßasmwN, and
WASHINGTON. TZlaChesapeakeand Delaware Canal.
leave S'Bt Wharf Above MARKET Street.
andSATURDAY, atliM. .
43 Freight «Sx to Atentfc W4L F> CLYDE* CO.
DATOS«.
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rpt PHILADELPHIA SCALE WORKS.
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ma FIR® AND THIEf-PROOP
BIPSAPE MANMiOTORY. ,L»f
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HROR NON-RETENTION OR INCON
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