Oil, COMPAMFS, 0- Aiuano •GREAT WESTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY. 9.000 CORPORATE INTERESTS AT 0.000 COBPOBATE INTERESTS AT 0.000 GOBPOBATB INTERESTS AT *lO DOLLARS EACH. •10 DOLLARS BACH. •10 DOLLARS BACH. bach CORPORATE INTBRBST bach Corporate htbbebt AAOH CORPORATE INTKBEBT ENTITLES THE HOLDER TO 100 BHAREg, ENTITLES THE HOLDER TO 100 SHARES. EHTITLES THE BOLDER TO 100 SHARES, AT A COST OP ONLY 10 CKHTS PER SHARE, AT A DOST OP ORLY lO DEBTS PER SHAKE, AT A COST OP ORLY 10 CEHTB PEE SHARK, •UTTING EVERY SUBSCRIBER OH THE JUTTING EVERY SUBSCRIBER OH THE ’UTTING EVERY SUBSCRIBER OH THE “GROUND FLOOR." ” GROUND FLOOR." “GROUND FLOOR." (S.OOO OP THE 8.000 CORPORATE INTERESTS #•000 OP THE 5,000 CORPORATE INTERESTS AJDOO'OF THE 8.000 CORPORATE INTERESTS RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL. RESERVED FOR; WORKIN9 CAPITAL, RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL. MAKING *3O,O0» CASH WORKING CAPITAL. MAKING **o.ooo CASH WORKING CAPITAL. MAKING *BO,OOO CASH WORKING CAPITAL. The Laud, of this Company consist ol 127 acros. In foe timple, situated in Athene county, Ohio, about Are Julies north of tho town of Athene, on Oil Run, which Jaabranohot Sugar Creek, running between it and the Booking river, There an on the property two natural Oil Springe, where oil can be neeu on the aurface of the Water at all tlmca; and.indotd.tho whole traot abounds In the very beet oil indications. Heavy timber, aulta- Die for building derricks and tanks, ae well ae for fuel 1 purposes, la In abundance. ’ The land of thlß Company le In the Immediate vici nity of the following named companies: Linsoott, Athene, National, Fuller, Hocking Philadelphia, Hook ing New York, and Gtneinndtl Oil Company. Extract from Oil Tracts Review and Petroleum Recorder. “The Hooking Valley lieeon tho weetern border of the great Apalachian Mineral Basin, which extends from Northern Pennsylvania seven hundred and twen ty milee to Central Alabama. It Is from this basin, perhaps the richest in the world, that Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio and Kentuoky, draw their immense supplies of Coal, Iron, Salt, and Petroleum. While throughout the vast extent these four staple minerals are found in variable quantities, and not unfrequently grouped together, it Is rare that an? one locality pro duces them all In large quantities. Yet In the Hoeklug Valley, yea, within a radius of twenty miles from the county seat of Athene county, are to he found Inex haustible stores of Coal, Balt, Iron, and Oil; of these Petroleum is the last discovered, or, I might perhaps say. tho last appreciated, and. henso tho least deve loped. It has for many years been known to exist In many localities of the valley, particularly in tne vici nity Of Athens, Athens oounty. Those best qualified to judge, speak most promisingly of the oil la Athene •onnty," It is the Intention of this Company to immediately de velop their territory by sinking a number of walls. We would here state that a twenty barrel well of Lu bricating Oil, such as is found in this section of Ohio, Is worth *26 per barrel on tho ground, equal to *5OO per day, or over *lBO,OOO per annnm, being nearly four times the cost of the whole number of corporate Inte rests to the Company. ■ Tho par valua and snbsorlptlon price of the stock will be determined at a meeting of the corporators, held for that purpoee. PRESIDENT, ALEXANDER OMENSETTER. - TBKABURBB, SAMUEL o. FOLWELL. SECRETARY. STACY H. BASSETT. attorney, GEORGEJUNKEN. Booka will be opes to receive nbieriptlose to the corporate Interest! of the Company AT TBB COUNTING HOUSE OF MESSRS. FOLWELL & BRO., Vo. 31 Bunk Street, between Second and Third and Chestnut and Market Sts., ON MONDAY MARCH 30th. Parties will please bear In mini that there are only ,000 corporate interests at $lO each, and that each cor. irate interest entitles the holder to 100 Uteres ot the tpital stock, at a cost of only 10 cents per share. We, the nnderalened,-visited the lends of the Atlan ie end Great Western Petroleum Companj on the 2Bth >f Febrneij, lseti, end found everything es herein re- A. OMBNSBTTBR, tSsAi.3 S. 0. FOLWELL, [SsjLl.. ] PROSPECTUS OFTHE TWO-LICK OIL COMPANY. >APITAIi STOCK #150,000. IW«MB 150,000. PAR VALUE, ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE. SUBSCRIPTION PRIOR, 35 CENTS SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 25 CENTS AHD SO FURTHER ABSESSHMI, 60,000 SHAKES BBBBHYED FOB WOBEUT9 1 ”** CAP j&AL* -feet deep. with nnmietakalble appearances of Oil. Tha surface FndlcatioD s are Tory good. and It la tho expressed opinion of scientific men, who are, ,(fom experience, -conversant with the oil regions, that the Company have seetured a rateable tract of land to operate upon t aid farther, that Cher.y Hill township. .Indiana county., -cannot fall to prove one of the moat reliable oil- prodnc ‘lnffaeotionaln tie State of Penney] rania - The repent ■trsks of Oil at a DEPTH OF 385 FBBT, on the Little Sahnntar {freak which la not very distant from the those tolwUere that this will dtotb s SUCCESSFUL BMTBBrttiSJs* and it is their dfisifn to push forward aad develop the land “Willi all possible judicious despatch, andtherobr result *> the Stockholders a very profitable investment. , PUBSIDBUT, PRO TBH., X. BNGLISH, 407 Arch street. ViaE FSBBIDKNT, PBO T3M., 0. H. WOODBDW, M N. Delaware annas. TBBASTTBBB, PBO TBH., ALFRED HALLO WELL, 534 Market etraet. BBOHBTAKT, PRO IBM., 0. F. FGLWELL. SI Berth Fifth street. HOTlOB—Babicrlptioi Book* will be opened on HOBDAY MOBHIMB, Mareb 20. 1865, at Ho. 3» Hortb JIITH Street, aid nuaii OPEN 808 BIX DAYS. Ba le** tb* wliola or the stock ehall be sold in lea* tin*. jahlß-M fc in— THE OHIO on. AID HISIS6 SOP COMPANY. CAPITAL. 1300,000. 400,000 SHAKES, PAR-VALUE AND SOSSCBIPTIOIt P&IGB )3> •50.00® BISKBVED FORWOBKIHQ CAPITAL. Tfce tHonerty of Ujs Company compile#* ei*ht farms, ‘mounting to 1,450 aeree, more or leu, situated In Athana,Melfe. endVinton eonntiei, OHo Porpros- Jertusea, Uformatlon, md mapof &4XS?2S& fee oßoeof tie Compeoy, Ho. »6 BXCHiSQg where Hooke for Subscription to tie Btoek 'President pro torn. „ BOBBKT SMITH, Treeenrerprotenij IfAEOH 18.1888. , , mlli-etntMt*, soCKNTs-eoonffis prarais*. EQUALITY OH. OOMPANT.—fIie Books wars OM»eioatt>l3th. lntTand »liea thennaarly two-thirds jpfGAfiSk. pit, compass. e*««R» FMOR ISIZRESTI ONLY 86 CENTS PERSHARE ! EQUITY OIL COMPANY. CAPITAL...... ©300,000. PiR TAME, #l. WORKING GAPITAL.*9O,OOO. This Company has boon ergantad strictly upon the “MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,” by which lubscriberß enter upon what is called “THE GROUND FLOOR,” by tho payment of ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for each share of tho stock, thug becoming purchasers of the land, and Bharing all the profits derived from Its development. One of the finest triets of Oil land, located In Wood county. West Virginia, in the great oil holt, has been secured, containing 189 acres, in fee simple. The pro- perty ediotn* the lands of the “Vtriean,” "Watson,” and other companies, and is snrroundsd by large pro ducing wells. Tbit is offered as the very bait induce- ment yet presented, to ail classes who' wish to pur-'” ehaee 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 tat a limited number of shares untold, which maybe secured on im- mediate application at the office, No. 48 South THIRD Street, or -'Sir JAS E. LEWARB & CO., No. 29 SOUTH THIRD STREET, where maps may be teen, and fall information oh- PRESIDENT, 'WILLIAM BUMM. TREASURER, ' S. H. LEVIN. SECBETABY, J. BILLENSTEIN. AURORA. PETROLEUM COMPANY, BTATB OF PENNSYLVANIA. tirevtp-BTe Cento per Share for rall-pnid Block. Capital, 300,000 Bhsret, at One Dollar, par value. Worsting Capital, lqo.oiio snares, or $25,000. This Company is organized OR the plan called the “Ground Floor, “for each enbeerlbortotheetockba. cornu a purchasers! the property at cost, shares ail the mofit, anu is therefore enabled to procure the stock, fully paid, at , T* EHTY-FIVE CENTS FEB SHAKE. The assets of this Company eon,lst of fifty-three acres of land hold in fee simple in the heart of the best Oil Avenue in Pennsylvania, where heavy lubricating OU has been found. Three leases os the celebrated Ash land Company's Ld/td. in bngar Creek township, Venango county: end one lease on the Philadelphia Mutual Company's Land, on Cherry Tree Bun, witn one-half the UU of all of said leased premises. All tbft property oi this Company it located directly among the best developing territory of heavy Oil, and ea*y of accese to market. There la r«om on the lauds owned In fee simple, and that under leaee held by the Company, for taro hundred vreiie at least, that, in working for tue OH, will not in teife?e with each other. Our asiets, when you examine them, will satisfy you of the fact, that many companies organized acd work ing, whose subscription price ranged from g 1.50 to S2.GO, are not as good as this on. the * * ground floor, ” at 25 cts. per eh are. TBACT No. I—ls situate is Sugar Greek township, Venango county, about half a mile from the Sugar Greek well, and contains twenty acres of land in fee simple This property lies on a branch of Bugar Greek, which Is considered the very heart of the best Lubri eating Oil in the District oi Pennsylvania. It Is not over one miie from French Greek, and two miles from the Allegheny liver. The properties of the Sugar Greek, Junction, Sugar Dale, and Mcßlrath Oil Compa nies are within a mile of this tract, and the success of - these companies it a guarantee of the success of deve< loping this property, which the Company intend to do ai once TEACT Sc. 2—ls situate on West Oil Creek, in OU Greek township, Crawford county, and contains eight acres of land in fee simple. This traot is above the Watson Flats, wneie there are a number of wells pro* ductsg largely, and is about two and a half mile i above Titusville, is all bottom land, and surrounded by oil developments. TRACT bo. B—ls8 —Is situate on Trout Sun, a branch of Sugar Creek, hear the Clay and Trout Bun Oil and Mining Company, and is considered an A No, 1 location, and contains twenty* live acres of land in fee simple . Ai> of the above tracts hayeOMen selected with care, the title* undoubted, and free and clear of all incum brances whatsoever. TRACT fio. d—is a lease on the left braueh of Patch ell Bun, between the Allegheny river and French Greek, directly in the centre of the two Oil avenues that now run through Venango county, and about one mile from theBuiar Creek Weil, now yielding about seventy bar rels per day. TBACT No. 6—lsaleasenearthe above, and equally as good and eligible. TRACT No. 6—ln a lease near the above, and about hall a mile from the aew well juat struck of about thir ty-fire barrels per day; and the Company intend to push the development of the above without delay, be ing where heavy lubricating Gii is found of the best Quality, and jocated on the land ofthe Ashland Petro‘ Itr/m Company. TBACT no. 7—ls a lease on Cherry Tree Bun, in Ve nango county, about three Quarters oi a mile from the town of Cherry Tree. There has been a one-hundred barrel well sirnek on thie Bun, about half u mils from this property. The Big Tank Company’a laud ia eloee to tbintropertv, upon whteh there le now a well said to yield one hundred andthirty barret, per day, six watte going down,and severalmore will he commeneed with in sixty days 'Wslls are going down above and below this property, with lino ehow of oil. This traot is not over one and a half miles from the Egbert Farm, upon which are the celebrated Maple Shade, Jersey, and COQnette Weils, all of which have produced over five hundred barrels per day. and are now yielding from tw o hundred and fifty to five hundred barrels. The Di rectors intend td do their best in pushing the full de velopment of the lands and affairs of the Company so as to make this an A Ho. 1 Stock Company for all In terested. - , , Examine for yourself, and act accordingly. . Pocks of Subscription will he opened on MONDAY next, March 20th, for the sale of a limited number of shares, at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No. 1»S S. SIXTH ST. OFFICERS; FBSStDBNT. SAMUEL W. WRAY. TREASURES. PETER W. RUMBLE. SECBETABY. WILLIAM L. KITE. . ?•, B -~i AHBxaxnEß Simpsqx, the President of the Ashland Pettoleum Company, has consented to serve as our Solicitor, and Isn Aar. B. Beacox, the Secretary, as one of the Board of directors. mhlS-St ■sssF*> “THE MAMMOTH SLIPPERY ■5K f ROCK OIL COMPANY, ”OF PHILADELPHIA. SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS will open BATDBDAY] March 18th. and will remain open for a few days only. TWENTY-FIY* CENTS PER BHARB FOB POLL PAID STOCK. A«D NO FUTURE ASSESSMENTS. CAPITAL. *SpO.O<M»...BSABES AT Si FAB. WORKING CAPITAL. *25.000 THE LANDS ABB ALL SITUATED IN BUTLBB CO., PA., AND ABB ON “SLIPPERY ROCK OBBBK.’* and comprise AOEJsa , B PfiE SIMPMt ASS 746 AGEES ON A TWENTY-YEAR LEASE. No 1 consists of a Farm of 180 aerss, in feo, known as the John McKnight farm. No. 2 The J. Keister Lease of Jfi aerse. No. 8. The A. Thompson Lease of 175 acres. No. 4. The B. Irwin Lease of l2fi acres No 5 The J. Helton Leaee of 100 acres. No. 8. The MeCellen Leaee of 100 acres. No. 7. The P. Llneey Lease of SOacres. No. 8. The 8. McMurray Lease of 83 aeres. The above properties are near enough to each otlwr to ho menaced by one Superintendent; and contain suffi cient THOUBAID WELLS ’’ These lauds an all situated in one -ofthe euoioett localities on Slippery Book Creek, and are sear ©ua of the large*producing weUa recently struck there. It is believed the stock will be par by July, when a portion of the property will be developed. . ffot less than OneEundr.d Shares vill be solato anyone, and one hatfof the subsertp‘ion money will be required of each sttoscrioer on entering their names BThteCompany offers superior induoements, as it ta the only Comptny that owns so lares an amount of territory on tlllppery Bock Croekj which promises to rival OU Cr sUBBOBIPriON t BOOKS I 'NOW OPEN AT THE OFFICE OF THE AGENT. MARSHALL, Jn„ nhlS'flfe JBl3 VFAIrHuT Street. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND Mo. 4.- Th.Dbectom»OHlO PETBOLEUM COM PANY havs declared a Dividend of TWO PERCENT., payable At the offioe ofthe Company, No 4 BROAD greet, Hew York, on and after the 20th of March. The trausmr hooks wul be closed from the.lpth to toefpth of March. TV). Director, haveissolved to make thalr dividends Quarterly for the future „ _ mhl3-lot ALLEN B. GOBCX, Secretary. on, coMPiam I GOLDEN BSLE oil And mining COMPANY. 10 CENTS PER SHAKE FULL PAID. t 600.000 SHARES. GREET AX,, *3O#,OOO—PAR VALUE, SO GENTS, WORKING CAPITAL *lB,OOO. OR 150.000 SHARES,. 015,060 SHAKES ALEEABY ENGAGED. This Company owns in fee staple one hundred and seventy- five aces of land. It is situated on both sides of HORSE SHOE RUH, about two miles from tho town of WEST UNION, PRESTON COUHTY, WEST VIE GIHI£, and about four miles from Cheat river, whioh isnavlgable. It wee chosen for Us strong surface indi cations of oil, .and from its'close proximity to the “Glade,” which has been,known as “Oil Glads" long before rook oil esme into general use. Os the adjoining farm tha owners, seven years sines, endeavoring to strike a vein of coal, of which a heavy vein is known to underlie this tract at tho depth of thirty (30) foot, struck op, tat njt knowing the charac ter or value, made no further developments. On the run which passes through this property the in dications of oil are strongly marked, not only from the peculiar upheaval and dip or lay of the sandstone rock, and intervening beds of shale Incident to all sure oil bearing lands, tat also from tho ocular demonstration of It upon tho surface of the water. It has been, and Is, the custom of the fishermen In the neighborhood to light their faggots at night by setting fire to the oil floating upon, the water. Salt Works have been aban doned In consequence of the oil interfering with the manufacturing of the same. The large proportion of bottom land In this tract, vis: eighty (80) acres, fives it great ad vantage over most tracts of this else, as them le ample room for boring. one hundred and sixty wells. A number of lease, may be made, paying a good royalty without any expense to the Company. It is well to re member that in this locality oil has been struck In pay ing quantities, at a depth of from thirty to one hundred and fifty feu. A competent superintendent has been engaged. Two engines, with alt tho necessary ma chinery, will be forwarded at once, and the work vigorously pushed forward. Quo 10-barrel well wll pay over 100 per cent, on the investment, and it is con fidently expected that oil will be struck In large quan - tities, and that the stock will rise to par soon after it is all taken. It is anoted fact that the famous Llewellyn and Eter nal Centre wells of West Virginia dowel, the former 1,400, and the latter SCO barrels per day, and there Is no reason why we cannot expect to bo as successful in our operations. Five Companies (two Baltimore, two Philadelphia, and one Now York, j have already com menced operations in the vicinity of the ” Golden Rule Company,;’ one of which has already struck oil, ■The object In making this a 10-eeat Company is to enable every one to enjoy tho profits, and not, as most Oil Companies do, permit the originators to make large fortunes. _ • The motto sufficiently explains our Intention- “THE GOLDEN -BULB.’,’ Do unto others as you would have ethers do onto yon. Snbsorlptlon Books [will be opened at Office of the Company, 619 WALNUT BTREET. (BOOM 83.) ON MONDAY, MARCH 80th, In**., from ID A. M. to IP. H„ and from 7to9P. M. PRESIDENT, WILLIAM H. WOLFF. SECRETARY AND TREASURER, W. EC. OEAWLEY. mhl7-3t* . ' ' PETROLEUM, . THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM COMPANY, ORGANIZED UNDER THE MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ' CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES, $lO PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS- KENT. GOVKBNMEMT BONDS AND SECURITIES TAKEN IK PAYMKBT FOB STOCK. OFFICES; No. BA EMPIRE BUILDING, No. 71 BROADWAY, HEW YORK. Poor Omen addeebb, Box No. 5368, Hxw Yobs. OFFICERS, « Hon, DANIEL A DICKINSON, President. WM. T. PHIPPS, Vice Preiident. ROBERT BASSETT. Secretary. H. J. BUBTIS. Mining Superintendent, Titusville, Pa. ATLANTIC 8ANK,H0.142 Broadway,N.Y.,Treasury. The wells of the Company ore now producing oil. Payment for stock may he made in drafts, register, d notes, or Government bonds s nd securities, which bonds and securities will be taken at their market value. Remittances may be addressed to the Company, P. O, Box No. 5868, New York City, or to “Atlantle Bank; Treasury of the New York and Liverpool Petroleum Company,'No. 142 Broadway, Now York City, ’ ’ Prospectus sent to any address on sppUeation. con taining a foil and clear account of the operations of this MOST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY. mh4-3m ~ •S- THE CHESTER taw OIL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA. CAPITAL STOCK $lOO,OOO-100,000 S 3 ABBS. SUBSCBIPTIOS PKICE SIPBB SHaBB. POLL PAID. The propelty of this Company is in the centre of the Oil reiion, and consists of the following; 80. 1. The entire working interest, drawing one-half the Oil, In one sere on Watson Flats, on which is situ ated the Kellogg Well, now producing from twenty to thirty barrels per day. 80. 1 One-sixteenth working interest in one and ene eighth acres on the Hcßlhenr Farm, between the Sherman and Smpire Wells. On this lease a well has jast been struck, and is estimated to be producing about two hundred barrels per day. So. 3.- Binety-seven and a half (9 7)0 acres, in fee simple, witbont any royalty or reservation whatever, known as the Bennyhoff Farm, v adjoining the Smith Jones Farm, on Oil Creek. Over two-thirds of this is boring territory, and producing Wells are on every side oi it. There is also a heavy growth of oak, az a small capital, and while tbs chances for large wells are excellent, a small one will enable the Company to pay large dividends. One well offortybarrels per day will yield to the Company about ten per cent, per month. It is expected from the present production the Company will receive from two to three per cent, per month, with the prospect of a large increase as soon as the proper machinery is pat Into operation. The work of sinking wells will be commenced imme* diately and prosecuted with the utmost vigor under the direction of a practical add energetic superintendent and the supervision of the president, who has.had a lafge experience in the oil region. Subscriptions received for alimHed number of shares, at One Dollar per Share, at the Offices of vAaouflt "»•» GEORGE JEBBOOI.tr, WBBT CHESTER, Pa. mhl6-St ra* AT A anSETIHCt OF TUB DI RECTORS 07 THE JERSEY WELL OIL COMPART, held at tba Office of the Company tills day, A Dividend of THREE PER CERT, (being the se cond Monthly Dividend) was declared, parable at the Office of the Company on and after April Ist. The Trans fer Boobs will be closed from the 22d inst till April 3d. The Directors contemplate declaring as extra or bonus Dividend with the regular Dividend on May Ist. __ _ EXTRACT FROM THE MISUTBB. Whertas, At a meeting of the stockholders of the Terser Well on Company held on the 28th day of February, the Directors were instructed to sell the mervtd Stock at.not less than Five Dollars per Share, giving the preference to original Subscribers; ana whereas, from the rapidly increasing value of our Slip pery Rock Estate, now estimated at more than One Million of Dollars, the Stock is clearly worth more Khan the sum fixed by the Stockholders: therefore, That the Secretary be directed to notify the Stockholders that, from and after the 20th instant, the balance of the reserved Stock will either be with drawn or offered at Seven Dollars per Share. W. M. BARLOW, Sec’y and Treasurer. FBIXjApXLFHXi., March 13,1360. xnhhLtuwaSt |SSr> OTFICB OF “HXK6O OIL CO Hi PART” (Boom No 90), Ho. WALNUT St, _■_ , , . Phimelphia. Mawh 6,1865. The Board of Directors of this COMPANY have this day declared their third dividend of TWO PER CENT., being TWENTY CENTS PBS SHARI out of the nel earnEngsof the Company, free of State taxes,payable on and after the 20th inst., at their new office. No. 11l WALNUT Street. *“ Books for transfer will close on the 14th, at their pre sent office, ami open on the 22et instant at their new office* 010. CAREY, >jnh7-12fc Secretary. »JH» S(>TIC*.-OrnCK OF THE PEHN. SYLVANU OIL CRBEK FBTSOLEOM COM I’ABY, Ho. 411 WALSUT Btrwt _ 1865. „ FIFTH DIVIDSHD HOTICB. The Board of Director* hare this day declared a Dividend of THBIB FIB OSHT., being thirty cents per share, out of the net earnisys or the Company, free of taxes, payable on and after April let. Transfer Books will close on the 25th Inst.. and re open April 4th, ADO 0- LBIDT, ams-ai* Secretary and Treasurer. (ST *K»CAI, MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of tl>« BOCK OIL COMPACT wUI be held In accordance with the by-laws, at the Ko *O9 WALHTJT Street, on HOBDAY, the third of April next, at 11 o'clock A. M., whenan election will beheld for Fi-reDlrectors to serve for the enenina year. JOHHF. ORAFF, mhl3-tapS Sec’y and Treasurer. *l®“ OPMCB OF. THE ALCORN OIE IBS' COMPAHY, Second story. 80. as Bouth THIRD Street, Fnine.. Harch B, 18<H.—Sosctal Meeting of the SicckhoMere of theAlcorn on Company win be held at this Office on FBI DAY. theMthinktaol. at 8 o’eloek, P Jt JOHH 0. MoOLIRTOGK, Secretary. mM6 Bt* am WA$A jiAXSB ti BROWN, THE PRESS.—Pim,A DELPHIA, SATURDAY,, MARCH IS, 18f!5. Oil, COMPANIES. Ugp* TRE- SALMON CREEK OIL COMPANY, VENANGO COUNTY, PENN'A. CAPITAL..,., $900,000. 100,000 SHAKE*. PAH AND SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, *2. •85,060 RESERVED FOB WORKING FUND, PRESIDENT, J. R. CASSELBERRY. SECRETARY. O. O. WOOD. TREASURER, EDWIN S. RICHARDS, DIRECTORS, J. B. CASSELBERRY, JOHN LOUTY, BJDWIH S. RICBeRDS, - JOSEPH ADAMSON, JOBS J. KRONER. ELIAS BIRCHARD, OH AS. N. CADWAL tDERj BENJAMIN W. COLS, JAMBBD. SCOTT. Tho property of this Company consists of two tracts Of land in Venango county—to'wlt: 1 No. It designated as Salmon Creek Tract, consists of 600 acres, in fee simple, situate on both hides of Salmon and Little Salmon Creeks, tributaries of the Tionesta; and about one-eighth of a milelfrom the latter stream. This region Is now exciting a groat deal or attention. Developments, both above and below ns, on the Salmon and Tionesta Creeks, justify the expectation that this district, »"» certainty of production, will vie with the famous Oil Creek, while the quality of the Oil thus far obtained is very superior to that of Oil Crook, avoraring ’ about 96 per cent, clear, and bringing about *BO per barrel at tho wells. Wo - have a large amount of first rate boring territory, and Intend sinking at least three wells on this tract this spring. Ho. 2 consists of a one-tenth undivided interest in the fee staple of the-Mill Dam Farm, containing forty- flye acres, on both sideß of Cherry Run, at Plummer, Corn planter township, Venango eonnty. Any comments now as to the value of this territory would be super fluous, as development! have proved it to bo unfailing in Oil. Some of the best wells in the country are on this Bun—among others the Seed, Batter, Auburn, and Granger, producing from one hundred to three RuAr died barrels each per day. Thirteen wells are new being boreA on thi, tract, for whioh the Company fur nish no capital, but receive a royalty of all the Oil-pro dueed. It is beHeyed that this interest alone will pay a good dividend on the capital. - - ; 6,000 shares of the Reserved Stock ‘have already been taken, which leaves less than 7,000 share* open at sub scription prioc. ' . . ' For farther particulars, see prospectus at tho OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, Mo. 98 Merchants* Exchange. inhll-»fcuth6t ■ MILITARY* S BOUNTY FOR MARINES.— WANTED—'Veterans, only, having honorable die charges from the U. 8. Marine Corps; will be entitled to the Government and all the local bounties, paid upon enlistment. Term of service four years. Better compensation than tbearmy. Marines receive prise mosey. For all farther information apply*at the re» emitting rendezvous* No 3U South FBOfiTStreet* be lew Spruce street, between the hours of 9 and a o'clock. JAMBS FORNBY, mhlB*if • Captain and Recruiting Officer. | MAJOR GENERAL HARCOOK’S 1 Ist ARMY CORPS OF VETERANS. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. By an order from the War Department, received this day, March 13th, lust, every Veteran who desires to emiet in the Ist Army Corps, to be commanded by Msjor -General Winfield S Hancock, must make his affidavit, when he is enrolled, as to hm ratideuee, 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 any ward or township in the country, where the inducements of larger- local bounties are held out than in other wards or townships. The subscriber desires H to be distinctly understood that he did not in any of his advertisements, handbills, or postersagree to cash any warrant issued by the city, nor-hat he been famished any means to do so. Most of the wards in Philadelphia have advertised to cash the city warrants, and It fs thought that in a few days a perfect system will be adopted to this effect. Every veteran relieves a drafted man; therefore, every person should become a recruiting officer. ▲ single man may credit himself to any district he may choose to select previously to being enrolled. BBNJ-AMX2Y FHANKIjIm, Chief of the Detective Department of Phila.. mb 14 6t And Executive of the Beoruitlng Oomihittee. RETAIL DRY ROODS. J)EOLIHE m DRY GOODS. We have now made, and will, from day to day, &« occasion warrants, continue to make look KKDtJCIIOSS ISOVBPXICEB DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, AND ADD XMPOBTED GOODS, at will correspond with the reduced wholesale rates caused by the DECLINE IN GOLD. Buyers may rely upon petting fairly all the advantage of a reduced price immediately it takes place. COOPER & CONARD, S* S. Corner Ninth and Karhet streets. mh!B*3t f±OOm GREATLY REDUCED 111: VJ the time to BUT HAB COMB ! I | A SPLBNDID STOCK JUST OPENED M ! f Wehave held off baying until prices weutright down, and then stepped in and houebt freely, and are nownre pared to SELL COMPABATIVELI CHEAP 111 Black Silks, most excellent quality. Plain Silks in all colors. Wool Be Laines, in all colors. Plxnred Be Laines and Calicoes. Beautiful Plaid Goods. "'Plain and Plaid Mohairs, very pretty. Linens and Mealies, all grades. Gatsimeres and Cloths. * Flannels, Tickings, Checks. Ginghams* &c , dec. Shawls, (Skirts, Bdkfs, Tells, &c., dec. Marseilles, Swiss, and other tills and Plaid Mas* line, Ac. Honey-combOailU, Marseilles Quilts, Ac.-. Ac., At THORNLEY A CHISM'S. mhlB-lm Cor. of EIGHTH and SPRING-GARDEN. ■RABGAINB I BARGAINS! AT TAQG AJ&BEO.’S, comer TEHTH and PINK. Goods re dneed to sold standard. Also; new lot. boo,lit at the panic auction sales. , 1 lot ladles ’ Sue bleached Cotton Hose', 88c. 1 lot ladles’ flue bleached Cotton Hose, Slfl 1 lot ladies’ etont unbleached Cotton SSo, 1 lot ladles’ lißte ttetoad GlOTes, 200. T . Slots ladies’ fine colored Berlin Glores, kid finish, £2 and 75c. 1 lot gents’ fine colored Berlin Gloves, kid< bound, sl* 1 lot bine barege for veils, BQe.; old- price, «L 8 lots bntle trimming simps, 13, 16, and 20c. M 5 lots 2,000 yards plaid Cambric Muslins, 40 to 75c. 5 lots faooo yards Nainsook Muslins, 44 to $1 25. * 2 lots 600 yards Swiss Muslins, 81 to 440. 1 lot fine Jaconet Muslins, only 60c. , ■ _ Hot Dunbar, Dickson, A Co., fine 8-plait Linen Bo soms, 66c. - S lots high lustre fine Black Alpacas, 87c., $l, and $1.75. 1 lot ladles* plaid Bilk Scarfs, fL 25. 1 lot gents* Mack Bilk Neckties, 25c. 1 lot Bird** Eye Linen, for aprons, very fine, 87Kc. 1 lot Huckaback Bath Towels, 60e. I lot 4 4 French Chintzes, Spring styles. 80s. 1 lot 8-4 colored Linen Table Damask, 80c. 1 lot black.and white plaid Mohairs, fiQc. \ With several lots Notions, Tiimming Ribbons, end Velvets, at prices to suit the times. mhlS-St EDUCATIONAL. PRIVATE TUITION IN THE GREEK, A Latin, French, and German Languages, higher Ma thematics and Bnglieh branches. 136 South BIiB YBBTH Street, between Walnut and Chestnut. IS-St* TREEMOUNT SEMINAJIY, NOBRIS- I TOWN, PA., FOB YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.— The Summer Bession of Four Months will commence on TUESDAY, APRIL 11th. Vacancies can now beseaored by applying to ■ JOHN W. LOCH, mhiß-6t* Principal. THE GREAT PRACTICAL COMMEB * CIAL INSTITUTION FOB THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG MEN. BEYANT. STRATTON, &J3ANNISTBB’S NATIONAL COMMBBCIAL COLLEGE, ASSEMBLY BUILDING, 8. W. cor. of CHESTNUT and TENTH Sts (Entrance _ on Tenth street.) -BOOK-KEEPING, PBNMfiNSHIP, CO M K B OIA X. POEMS, bto This Institution offers to young men the facilities of a thorough and practical education for business, which will enable them to enter, at onee upon the fields 01 use* fulneis »nd honor. . . In addition to an entenslve course in the theory of Book-keeping and the collateral branches, each stu dentieceives all the advantages of aperfeet system of - ACTUAL PRACTICE representing the actual operations of the principal branches oZ trade and commerce. THE PBACTIOAL COURSE a • _ is wholly in advance o! anything of the kind heretofore known. Among the various “houses** thoroughly appointed and engaged in practice are; Banks—Public and Private, Mercantile Bouses—Wholesale and Retail, including Dry Goods, Groceries, Produce, Ac., Commission Houses, Transpoitation Offices, Insurance Offices, Telegraph Offices, Post Offices, Ac., Ac , Ac. Each of these has its particular work in the grand de sign, and all axe arranged with a view to harmony and efficiency In carrying out the true and practical idea of BUSINESS BEYANT, STRATTON, A BANNISTER’S Telegraphic Institute, southeast corner of SEVENTH and CHEST NUT Streets, the most extensive and complete Tale* Saph School Ini the United States. The College and stilute are connected by A REGULAR TELEGRAPH LINS. . constructed for the benefit of the students. The practice and operations of this line differ in no from that of a real line connecting different cities. We are thus enabled to prepare young men to enter at onoe neon the duties of an office. This Institution offer* unequalled f*eiUiie«,both in the Commercial and Telegraph departments. Scholarships issued at this College are good for an un limited period in the thirty- one Colleges copipriaing the International Chain Cali or send for a circular: Address BEYANT. STRATTON, A BANNISTER, mhlMt - ■ \ Pgn.AnKr.PffT a. GREAT OEIfTRAI. y&QTHXTO HOUSE, . NEW PCBLICA 1 JJUMOROUS AMERICAN WORKS, FULL OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS NY DAK LBT £?£? TflKBS > ** D BEAUTIFULLY ILLU. MINATBD LITHOGRAPHIC COVERS. IN SEVERAL COLOBB, WITH NSW AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS ON EACH COVE*. r JLS,J? a !$ r , 8 .? n * Brothers have just Issued a new and SffcSauJqW l ™ of.thlc series ol Humorous Books, cf Print for lean. Booksellers (frSff.Y'U be supplied at very low rotes. The o n meos or ■ this s eries of popular work*. kSdstaaSl** Seveilt >'' fl ™ Coats * copy. Thirty-four Courtship; Drama lu Pokervllle t iffh” I ,?’ , TheGcorudon HouuJs, Mpstertesof the Backwoods My Shootin* Box, biicon-tafg» Adventures Warwick Woodlands, aud Travels. The Deer Stalkers, M «i or i 0 ,*.” 8 Chronicles of Fudge Fumble, , Aunt Fattv’s Scrap-Bag, Poilr Feabloseom’e Wed- Peter Ploddy, . e TT i. » Adventures of Captain Far- Widow Rugby's Husband, raio, wf,to™RiJ!fi a^*. s ,V Mai#r O’Began’s Adven- Western Beenes, or Mfe on lures, the,Ptairie, „ Sol. Smith’s Theatrical Ap-. Squatter Life, prenttceship, PlcklMs from Heapnne, Sol Smith's Theatrical Stray Subjects,arreattdand Journey- Work, ■ S fr *-u , The Quarter Bace in Ken- Louisiana Swafop Doctor, tucky, flhsreoU Sketches;; . Perclval Maybetry’O Ad misfortnnee of Peter Faber, ventutes and Travels, Tanks* among Mermaids. Yankee Yams and* Yankee Hew Orleans Skeicb-Book, Letiers, FoUpWhC ths Dram, American Joe Miller. - PRICE BKVENTY-FIYE CENTS EACH. Published and for sale at the Cheapest Book House In ths world to bny or send for astoek of books, whioh Is at ®. B. PBTEBSOS * BROTHERS’, 306 CHKSTHBT St.« Philadelphia, Pehna. Copies of any of the above books will be sent every where, at once, free of postage.on receipt of price by ns. POE SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLEBS. It lUatIIONATED STORIES, BEST BIUHB BOOKS EVER PBIKTBD. THIBiTY-3IX KINDS NOW READY! The following are their namis The Robber's Wife. Obi; or, 3-Fingered Jack, Dark Shades City Life, Lives ©f the Felons, The Iron Gross, Rebel and Sorer, The Doomed Ship, . Life of JoeephT, Bare, Life of Barry Thomas, v ' Btdtfy • Woohull, I Breton Wilton, • . -Tom Water* Darts; the Pirate/ SUrer and Pewter, Alexander Tardy. . Bed Hastings, - BUI Horton, Hat Blake. -Price costs each. Published and for sale by the hundred or thousand* at very low rates, by Seven Brothers of Wyoming Morgan, the Buccaneer, Sylvia fteabary, Kit Clayton, Galloping Gas, Hairy Halm Old Put; or, the Bays of '76. ThetfMng Artillerist, The Y&ttkae Middy, The firing Yankee, The Kin**s Graisera, „. GaJlaut Tom, Yal<? ez, the Pirate, i The Gold Seekers, ‘ The Rebel Bride, ' Harry Tempest, Sweeny Todd, Jack Junk. I? 6, PETJKSOS A BROTBEBS, 306. CHESTNUT St„ Philadelphia, Peana;, To whom all orders must come addressed. Copies of any of the above books will be sent every where, at once, freß of postage, on receipt of prise by ns. „. , PO& BAXIB BT Abb BOOKSELLBKB, It «|JHE EVENING TELEGRAPH/ 1 JTHIB afternoon, »B. HOBIABTT’S- GEBA.T LECTUKI, “ IRELAND: A SOVEREIGN STATE OF TflE AMERICAN UNION,’’ MLITERBD -AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC LIST P ARAFOLA SPECTACLES; THE PARABOLA LENS IS A PiSFJOIIOH IB ITS ¥ll Nothing ha« ever beau discovered producing belter effect upon tbe area. Ton msethe Parabola to eec clear and strengthen the means bx. which to see. POR SALE OBLT BT E. BORHEK & SON, OPTICIANS, . • lt« Ho. 4oa CHESTNUT STREET, SCOTT, Jb., AUCTIONEER, No. ¥O3 Chestnut Street. EARLE & SONS' FOURTH GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE ORIGINAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ©lie PAINTINGS, 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 Hubner, Richard Jourdanr B. De Loose* H. Sondeymann, Letechauer, Carl M. Webb, • HUdeb¥Khdt f Von Seben, S. W. Waugh, Louis Lang, Geaeischap, A. Seigert, Paul Weber, C. Hoguet, Engel fcardt, J. N. T. Van Starkenborgh, W. T. Van Starken boreh, J. W. Cacilear, Van Denberg, Laurent de Beal, S. Verboeokhoven, Edmund D. Lewis, Thomas Moran, W. L. Sorntag. This collection (s certainly the finest ever offered at public sale in Philadelphia, and fuliy equal to any ever sold in this count} y. The painting*.are all by mbdern artists, all new* and in perfect order. They will be sold positively without reserve. The sale will take place at the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, 'on the Evenings of THURSDAY, 2Sd, and FRIDAY, 24ih 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. Catalogues can be obtained at the Gallery of JAMES S; EARLE & SONS, Academy of Fine Arts, and of the Auctioneer. v mhl6-8t QA’RD. SPECIAL NOTICE. The Store I now occupy is sold for a Bukin? instl tatlon. Kot being able to procure a Building sufficiently large to hold my stock, I am compeUed to ■'"SBXjX, opt Aafiutaa possible, I now offer my Immense assortment of jrTJKONIXIJJEtE AT VEST LOW PKICBS. GEORGE J. HEKRELS, ~t.ts.lm 809 AKD 811 CHBSTETPT STKBBT, g AEEB’ S i- ORNAMENTAL HAIR -• ‘ '' *.J?' . ; M AI?U FA CTOBT. The largest and best assortment of WIGS, TOOPBBB, LONG HAIR BRAIDS AMD QTJBLB, WATERFALLS, VTOTOBINES, bbizbttbs, illusive beams bos ladies. At prices lower than elsewhere, at mhie BBf* 909 CHBBTBUT Street. Q&BFBNT-BB’S GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTING, “THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION BEFORE THE CABINET,” WILL BB EXHIBITED FOR A SHORT TIME ORLY, AT 1305 CHESTNUT STREET, commencixjE on MONDAY, March 20th. Open from 9 A. M, until 10 P. M. 3O cents; four tickets for $L fIARD.-TEE UNDERSIGNED CAU- A/ TIOHB tie Public i gainst negotiating a note drawn iy me la favor of M. 8. Myeiß at sixty days for seven hundred -.dollars, dated March 15, 1885 s said note having been obtained withont any consideration, pay ment thereof will be resisted by the drawer, H. K. IUKDIO, 201 CALLOWHILL Street mhl6-3t* March 18. IS6H PLACE FOR THE. TIMES \J to get good TAILORING is at 0. 8. HIMMBL WRIGHT'E, 834 North FOPRTH Street. mhlB-St* PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.—D ON’T A fail to bur th« patented hinge-back Photographic Album*; the most flexible, durable, and elegant styles made. ,«};• fteateet aatlefaoHon, B. B RSIMSttS, 68* ABCH Street. - It* REAUTIFUL. NEAT, AND AOCTJ- H BATE styles Card Photographs, 12 for $1.25. Scholars will fluid them just the Star for exchanging with schoolmates. KBIMEB’S, SECOND Street, shore Preen- , ; ; /CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, EN- V/ TIRELY NEW STYLES FOR THE. SPRING TRADE —A Superior Lot just reeeiTed, and to r sale by ... SoWBy KUBTOJe & CO., wblfrtt 15T and 159 Horth THIBJ* Street. TPHE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE A in the city to let HEAD-DRESSES, plain or fancy OAFS, Isat 004 ARCH Street. „ WM. M. FABER & CO., »* STEAM-ENGINE BUILDERS, lEOM POUNDERS. GENERAL MACHINISTS, ABB BQJLBK MAKMRB, ST AXIOM, Manufacture allkinl*™ sfrSAjfsNdlNßS, raaiias from three to one hundred and flfty horse-power, and suited for Grist Hills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaoee, (HI Wells, &e., Ac. Olra particular attention to the construction of la gists and Machinery for oil boring and pumping opera tions* HaTe always on band, finished and ready for shipment, BBGIgES and BOILERB of every deserts Hon. Orient ftout all parts of the eonntry molletsed and promptly flUod. laK-ita 8.&00*. 9 JXTIIAK6KAREETSTOBBf§- WASTED—A. SlftTAflOS, BY A fount Ma, fiojh th« eomtof, Ua Dni Stan. Tritij a TtbW to avtendlMi xh« liHttbwtetta Coliei, Bmaw, Weferme? eXcbanied. Address, far tares daye. -*C.Q. I.,"Press offloa. . mhlB-m« wantsd—a proof-Reader. * * Also. a Job FroMmaa, ~1, KING & BAIRD, -«* 607 8 ASB.>M Street, TXT ANTED —BY A BOUND MAN - nxperiena. In ®Wh,l" |al* and Bolatl Dry Goode Store, a SITUATION a* Salesman in a Wholesale Home* Oan tire best etty reference. Address **o. 0. C., »> this office. mblB 2t* WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO _" * Doabis'eotrjr Book'keesite, One from thecounfcryprefened. Address “A. W., * Prmr Offlce. ~ mhlS-St* WANTED—A MALE TEACHER, of Halo Grammar School, Pott. s*¥ e ’ E *JSJ ,Mll county,.Pa,,, by the flrst or April next. ■..fFvSP a J r , e * r >, Pajable montily (W6>. Etmlra lent to *7B a month, for the school term of tea months. Stadles—the comKonßiigttsh branches (including By- Biology. Mental and Written Arithmetic* &c )' Number 9* pupils aooufc 160; ;120.aVer»»e attendance: Two lady astietactsin the school with separate recitation rooms. A teacher of experience prefered The law requires the WJ to belprorided with a carreat Certifi cate, either fctate or County. Applications in person or JJ »received «J B} f ° ed • « 0 WBOKBBDAT, 22d March last. Applicant deuring replies by letter or the return of papers* mast enclose stamps for the prepayment of »'« CHRISTOPHER LITTLE, ghil» stuthft Secretary of Board of Directors, L FIRSf-CLASS JOB pit, t ?, ke cl i a,reß 01 a Qonsral Prtntlni Establishment. Situation pleasant and permanent, and salary proportionate with ability. Address ~ B. F. a. JbYJJBr, Udiip fSspnfeli, mtrMt v 8r1.7 Penaa. AATANTED—A PRACTICAL BALES ’man Mnst bo thoroughly acqaaintsd with tho white Goods and Embroidery bnalness. A first-class man may obtain a desirable situation in a prominent house. Add ress, in ml name(confidentially). ♦•-B®. broideries, T> at this office. mh!7-2t* WANTED—AT $l5O PER MONTH— A reliable CMyaarer in OTory town and comity, for the NUhSE AND SPY, the most lntere.tlnt and exciting- book ever published* embracing the advea- of woman in the Union army as Nurse, Scout; fgd Spy, giving a most vi vid inner pic mre of the war. We have.; Agent* clearing $l6O per month; which we will prove to any doubting applicant Send for circulars. BBOs., * CO., 600 CHdSTtroT fetroet, FhUadolphia.” , _mh7- lm* BOOTS AND SHOES;—AN' INDE " FATIGABLB BUSINBSS MAW, who ha» had long experience in the Shoe trade at the South, an* under stands the care of goods in damp climates, desires a SITUATION as SALESMAN, Ac!, with a party open isg a Shoe Bouse in one of the "captured cities ’ ’ „ For particulars, pleaee call at No. 34 North EIGHTH Street, comer of filbert street. mhl6-3t* A COMPETENT AND RESPONSI f"*- ble party, having one of ; the best offices, (first flooor) on. WALNUT STREET, NEAR FOURTH, would allow the use of the same to a first-class Stock Company ," by engaging the occupant to act as See* rotary. Address. Post-office **Box7oA M It* A YOUNG LADY, AN EXPERI xv .need Teacher of Music, desires BOARD In n pri vate family, where tuition wonid be considered fnii or part payment. References exchanged. Address, far three days, **A. E T. Press office. It* "*• AN' EXPERIENCED MACHINIST, ■'■rr ©OMxersantwith iteam engines pumps, &c., wishes a SITUATION to superintend an Oil operation. A pri vate company, where an interest would be given, pre ferred; Address MB. b , "Pressoffice mhl7-St* A PARTNER WANTED, WITH A ■Capital of #lO,OOO, In a MANUFACTURING BUSI HESS in this city, nowln sutceesfaA operation, affording a»ET PROFIT on ali sales of over 100 par cent. De mand for Goods made very extensive. . ,?? r Particulars add res*- stating name and residence, * 1 Manufacturer, * 1 Press Office. ■ mhl7-3t* A N EDITOR WANTED-ON A -f*- well-estßbllßhsd IKDBPBNDENT DAILY PAPES. On, who has had experience as a Journalist on a popn lar newspaper con sngaga permanently at a good the undersigned, pnbllaherof the mhl7?lm r •*” B. F. H. LYNN. A DRY GOODB COMMISSIOH HOUSE v ill take a LAD tbont 16 years old to learn the business. Address, with reference. Box 2376 Post Office. : • mnlfi 3t* PMPLOYMENT WANTED BY A RE SPBCTaBLE YOUNG MAN, 25 years of aie, in a Wholesale Bueitesß. Adireea ”0. W. T.” Press office. ■ ■ - i . mh!6-36». Em pi*o ym ekt house, for Housekeepers, Seamstresses, Chambermaids, Wait ers, Hums, Cooks, Laundresses, and seneral houte work, white and colored- 804 LOCUST fit. fett-lm TJMPLOYMENT HOUSE FOR Clerks, Book-keepers, Salesmen, Packers, Porters, Watebmen, Coacbmen, Drivers, Conductors, Bar* tend ers, Waiters, Farm hands. Gardeners, &e. Employers suited at short notise. SO» and 804 LOCUST Street. . fe2o>lm TO OIL COMPANIES.—AN ACTIVE Young Man desires a situation as Book- keeper or Clerk in the Oil Rh giju. Best of reference given. Ad dresa ** Assistant, \ 9 Press office. It* TO ©IU COMPANIES.—AN EXPERT ENCEQ BUSINESS MAN, and good accountanl, would take charge of the books of one or more oil com panies,-or set as secretary, for a mod mate compensation. First-class references given. “S B. CV’ Pm#office, mh!7-2t* M WANTED TO ' RENT OR PUR CHASE—A Three-story HOUSE,.with two dr three story Back Building, situated between Spring Garden and Poplar, west .of Broad, of which possession can oe had by May Ist, for which a fair price wlB ba paid. Address “Thomas,” Pm# office. mh!6 3t ® WANTED—TO RENT FOR THE Summer, a Cottage, furnished or unfurnished. Within say 10 miles of the city, and near a railroad station. Address BoxllCO PhiiadelphlaP. O mhl3 6t* « WANTED TO RENT, BY APRIL Ist, a modern DWELLING, situated above Arch itreet aud west of Broad, Sent aboat S4X). Address Box 1937, Poet Office. - mhg-im* (DR non $5,000, $3,500, $3,000-^ tfPt/jV-f LfV's Wanted on mortgage; security ample and clear of all other ineambrauees Apply to JOSEPH s: 6IDDALL, mh!B Bt* 434 LIBRARY Street $/s nnn iojooo, and $lO,OOO to VjUUUij Joan on mortgage.-- M. D LIVENfiET TIB, 13G South FOURTH sireet. it* 5-20 C O U P O >W S') DUE •Bdd.lT lstp . BOUGHT AT HIGHEST MABKST FBICE, BY DREXEL & CO., mhlfl-trayl Mo. 3* SOUTH THIRD STREET.' 10-40 BONDB > 6-90 BOITOS, MARCH, JIIyWSPe , B* CASHED n eOLD, BT HENRY A. BUEBleaiSfl SONS, DEALERS IH GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, Mo. 44 FIRM Street, MEW TORS. In view of tbe prospect of PEACE and a FALL or GOLD, holders of Goldßonds will do well to detach the Coupons and realize tbe interest at present rates for Gold. Parties residing out of tbe city wishing to cadi their Coupons cut forward them by express, and we will re turnthe Gold or Its value in greenbacks, as desired. fel2 SOt rjEORGE A. WARDER, VJ STOCK BROKER. go. 318# WALKUT street. _ Stocks and Loans negotiated. Subscriptions received for the new United Slates 7 SO Loan in sums of $5O and upwards. mhl»wftnl3t* QAMUEL ALLEN, © STOCK BROKER, Ho. 136 South THIRD Strut, mhl4-lm* Fhisapbuhia. Ott STOCKS, U. S. LOANS. &c., VF BOUGHT AMD SOLD OM COHMISBIOM, __ Mr GEORGE J. BOTH, Broker. la4-3mll Mo. IS South THIRD street WILLIAM H. WAYNE, TT Late Discount Clerk Bank of Forth America, STOCK and BILL BROKER, go. 16 BARK Street. Loans, Stocks, &c., pnrehasedand sold at the Phila delphia Stock'Board. Money procured on collaterals. Promissory notes negotiated, &c., Ac. mhB- lm jgNGLISH BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALE, IM STORE AMD GLASS. ALBERT O. ROBERTS, DBALBB IN FINE GROCERIES, HI ONION SETS.—2OO BUSHELS OF —White and Yellow Onion Sets " M OSMAN * LITTLE, mhl7-2t* Mo. 805 MARKET Street, Phils. m EXTRA EARLY, TOM THUMB, Ban O’Bourke, Blue Imperial, Early Frame* Champion of England; Flack’s victory, Bishop’» Long- Pod and M&rrowiat Peas. gORWAE & LITTLE, -mhl7-2t* go. 805 MaBKET street, PhUa. ® 50,000 ASPARAGUS, 20.000 RHU barb Boots: also* Garden, Flower, and Field Seeds, warranted fresh and genuine. gORMAg & LITTLE’S A - Seed and Agricultural Warehouse* °mU7-St*- go. 805 BASKET Street, Phil*. ■ ESTEY’S , ' cottage organs Mot o»ly UNEXCELLED, butUNBOTALLED in purity of Tone and Fower, derined especially for Chnrohei end School*, but fouud to he eounlly well Adapted u the Parlor and Drawing Room. Foriuhs onl^b|j; Mo. 15 North SEVENTH Street. Alee, a complete assortment of the Perfect Melodeoi sonetantly on hand. feU-flm mhlS St* TTNITED STATES, EASTERN 33 IS- V TBIOTOF PBg»BYLVAgIA.~BcT.i WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States, for said District, proceeding on a libel, filed in the nameof the United States, hath decreed on the 16th day of Varch, A. D. 1565, that all persona who claim to hare any interest in the steamer GELT and cargo, captured near Sullivan’s Island, coast of South Carolina, by the Kaatekill, and otherveetela-of-war of the Halted States, be monished and cited * Therefore, all persons who claim to have any interest in.the said steamer and cargo are monished and cited to appear before the Judge of the said Court, at the city or Philadelphia, on. the TWENTIETH day after publication, hereof to show cause why the said steamer aud cargo should not be pronounced to belong, at tbe time of the capture of the same, to tbe enemies of the United States, and there fore, or otherwise; liable to condemnation.as lawful prize. Tbe above la an abstract of the monition issued by the Court In the said cause. WILLIAM HILL WARD, . Harsh*! for Eastern Districtof Peuna Philadelphia, Harsh 17.1886 . mhlS-St H.. JAMES, (Formerly of Philadelphia. ) ATTORNEY AT LAW, FRANKLIN, VBNANGO COUNTY, PENN A. Special attention giveu to theexamluation of Tltlea. _PHn.ADXi.PHiA RBrKHSHeHBGhaa. S. Lex, Mu., •Hou J. Roes_Bnowden, Jamee H. Little. Bkl. T. T. Tasker, Sr., Hood, Boahrtght, & Go., J. Z. Deßaveu, Preeiflent Tth Matioual .BauX. mhIO-3ta* CAMUEL W- HOFFMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW AMD CONVEY ANGER. . , FRANKLIN, VENANGO COnOTY, PENNA. f (late of Philadelphia.) RXFERS TO ' CharlwE. Irfx, Kso., tE.AW. C. Biddle 4 00., E G. Knight A Co., { Dr. R. 8. Kaekenaie, James H. Little, Men., I W. H. Xeaton & Go? roh7-8m JOSHUA T. OWEN, ATTORNEY, AHD SOLICITOR OF CLAIMS. OImJISIF street, near Fourteenth street* Washington, D. C. deEMm fASI'JESfUJ.AKO SVBST&JSTIAI* OtOtgJMO WANTS. - FINANCIAL.* Corner of ELEVENTH and VINE Bts» FOB SAME AUTO TS LET. J| tO BANKERS, INSURANCE OIL com PAN IKS. fob saxEi Tflfi handsome office building fourth OTEHKT, BELOW OHWTNUT (So. 10B). Estate of TSOS. B. MITCHELL, deoeeßed.'_ ■Apply to w. E. mUi6-et* Sl4 WAMTOT Street. g TO LET— THE FIFTH AND SIXTH STORTgS OF THE 6BIANITE BUILDING*,. (Formerly Post Office.) Hob. 337 and 339 DOCS STREET, with siiuii'rdtfia. ' Building, SL a .??ilS,£s?. 8 3? , F S‘ieet. Can be arrangaWKr Offices, |ae bestlUhted room la the city. Also, FOB SALE, several valuable properties. THOS. S. CONNELL, COUNTING-HOUSE OP DB. D. JAY HE A SOS, 848 CHESTNUT STREET. mhl6-8t «FOR SALE—SIX THRE E-BTOBY BBICK and three Two elorr Fit*Mß HOUSES, on a lot 100 feet square, corner THIRTY-FOURTH and ELM Streets, Mantua Inquire of 8. PAHOOA.BT, No 018 SFKIHO G-aRDBH Street. mht7-ift* ®TO BENT—WITH' IMME DIATE Pof session. the pleasant suburbs* DWJSLMffG on me west side of FORTY. FIRST Street, above Huttos; convenient to Arcfcvetreet and other rail wave; with car riage ebed and Urge garden—shrubbery, fruit, berry, aiia vegetable; parlor, dining, and other rooms ana Aitcsen on first floor; four chambers, bath room with #^^A?, water, Av ad atore-rooms op second floor, and /our attics; *as throughout. T, o ?w^L ß ?^ L ? E, % Qrocery * ARCH-Sbreet Railway, near Forty, first street; It m FOB SALE GERMANTOWN *aICOTTAGI; Large and superior Cottage on Walnut lane, wiih every convenience; fine situation, and good lofc i..-A- B. F. GLBffN? tf South FOURTH Street ■m FOR SALE—LARGE AND VALTJ ■EI.ABLB PROPERTY, 915 and 917 jfoirth FRO2TT Street, embracing several Dwelling Houses. Tannery, Morocco. Factory, and everything complete for carrying on the morocco business, with large lot, &e. ; will ba sold low; or exchanged for a good farm. mhlg-tf 133 South PQgRTR B s!r9k m FOB SALE—LARGE FOUNDRY muro MACHINE SHOP. In foil operation, with the working stock and toola,patterns,Ac.. of every descrip tion, neceafcafy fordoing a Inge and successful bnsl ness, situated on a railroad, about twenty miles from Philadelphia. B. P. OLEhN, 1333.FoURrH St., mhlS-tf orS W.cor.SRTEJTEgHTa and QBSEJ Sis. MFOB SALE OB EXCHANGE FOR STOOKS—Farm of 83 acres, near SollersviUo, Ducks county, in good order, and has good Bnildinn. P. MMS.J33 BenthPoffßTHStreat. mhlfi-tf orH. Wcor. SEYEBTBEHTH and ORBSK Sts. ATO HOTEL KEEFERS.—TO RENT, the old-established If ATIONAL HOTEL. Mo 4 SOI. jU6, 3»8» and 310 RAGS Street, between Third and Fourth Streets. This will be a desirable opportunity for any person desirourof commencing keeping a hotel ft formerly did a large business, and Is wsll calculated for such. business, being in the business part of the city. : It has a large number of bed rooms and parlors, and other room*, end will be rented reasonable to a suita ble tenant, The house will be open from ten to twelve odoes every fine day. ■ Those desirousi of renting the same, apply to THOMAS MARTIN. Real Estate Agent, _ M. W. cor. FOURTH and PINE Streets. mhlB-3t* Philadelphia. fi| NO. 1914 PINE STREET.— A neat, lontoel dwelling, wish tack balldin**, bath, MiKar*’'“SlephI 9 simallT T “‘ mW3t* 434: LIBKARyiSt. m FOR SALE—NEAR SELLERS- A «Tllle-aoOD FARM of 14:3 AORBS; cheap for™ each, or will take In part good oil stocks In exohance. . B. P GLBSN. «MBtf 133 Sonth FOURTH street. fi| DESIRABLE SMALL FARM OFA acres, on the Lancaster Pike, near Prieads'iE Meedrg House, Radnor, one mile from Villa Moya, two from White Ball Station, Pennsylvania Railroad: three storied modem stone dwelling, with parlor, hall, di ning-room, and kitchen on-first floor: nine chambers; bath; furnace; fine shrubbery; stnblimi; and early possession given. For sale. A. P. *J. H. MORRIS. 916 ARCH Street! m FOR SALE—A FARM OF 34 A acres In Atlantic county, N. J , 32 miles from Z Philadelphia, )H miles from railroad Large new Cot tage Honee and all reanlsite ont-balldings. A great variety-of choice frnite, IS acres of land under cultira tlon. Hood productive eeU. Price. 53.6C0. - ... GEO H. TOWbIesD * CO.. mh!7-tf 133 X South FOURTH Street « COUNTRY SEAT TO LET, COR A ner GREEK LAKE and YORK ROAD, town, Twenty-second wart. Ten minutes' walk from Green-lane Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad; forty mlnnteß’ ride,from Filth and Chestnut streets. Good water and stabling. A Yariety of fruit. Fine garden, and large, well, shaded lawn, of nearly four acres! Apply to DR. DE BESNEVILLE, 1716 PLNJiSt.” or at _ MB. MKDARY’B STORE, mhlo-ot* Branchtown, Pbii^jftipbia. ® 7,000 ACHES —SPLENDID CHAMCB TO FORM A LAMB OOMPaNX—FOE BALE AT A'SACBIFICE*—BXTBA INVESTMENT! 7,100 acres of valuable Prairie. Timber. and Farming LAND, within twenty five miles of Chicago, oa the line of five raiiroads, near schools, churches, stations, «c The laud waa purohatel by the present owner for Investment, who is bow going to Europe, maps and particulars sent on application. GEO. N TuWSSJBND & 00., mhiB 6t XfiSHSo FOURTH Rt., Philadelphia, ®FOR SALE-A SMALL : FARM. naar Haddonfield. situate near the railroad, will b* sold cheap. A bargain^ mhl«-3t* 133 X South FODRTH a ßtreet k J 2& FOE B.A LE THE SLOOP SSalm Yacht WILLIAM A SSL ABET. 86 feet long, .wellfonnd la evwy respect. Apply to WM. KROtJSd, 80. 129 GRXEB Street, or to JOEBT B. MANDSR FIELD, Jb., Bo- 404: CHBbTfiTJT Street. mhl7-2t* TJOK BALE, A: VALUABLE OIL PROPERTY. No 1.—197 acres on Ks-n&wha River, fourteen miles from Parkersburg, Wood county, West Virginia. Price $20,0C0. 80. 2.-379 acres on the Stoat Farm, Tyler county. West Virginia, 10 miles above Horseneck. Oil hu been obtained on Midale Island Greek. Price $9O per acre. No. S —l5l acres on the ffewborrow Farm, Tyler and Pleasant counties, Wett Virginia, 10 miles above Horseneck. Oil has been obtained miles above, on Middle Island ureek. Price per acre. No. 4—lloacres onF G. Bogg’sFarm, on Bender's Bns, branch of Grape Creek, West Virginia. Price $35 per acre. ' The above lands havebeen placed in our hands by the oiifinal owners. For further particulars, apply to _ B. gQOTP; Jr 4 It 700 and 703 CHESTNUT Street, Philada. PETROLEUM 1 OIL!! FOE SALE. A FEW ORIGINAL SHARES la a Dhole, and .elect . OIL OOIFAET WOW FORMING, GBBAT IHDUOBMBST. FIBST-CLABS INYBBTMBHr. OEO. .H TOWNSEND & 00., 133 K Booth FOUBTH Street, Philadelphia. F)R .sale—a lot of ground on SEYBBRT Street, west of Nineteenth, 40 by 83 feet: will be closed very low for cash. B F GLBSFtf, mhlB tf 123 South FOURTH Street. PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR A insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities. A few shares of this stock for sale. Addles* Bex39sP. 0. mlo-3t* POR SALE—A NUMBER OF DESIRA -A BLE BUILDING LOTS. For particulars apply to SAMUEL a. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law. mLll-lm »3G WALNUT Streat. T)RUG STORES, CITY AND CQUN TRY, for sale and wanted at all prices, • mh7 Im* W. M. BiQggOg, 4»f WALNUT Street. ftO 07*7 77 AND $2,066-66.- * * Ground Bents of these amounts) amply secured and centrally located. For sale by B. CARPENTER & SON, mhB 18t* 242 South THIRD Street. BOARDOI6. ■ROARDINC.— I THE NEWLY - FUR- A> ribbed HANDSOME RESIDENCE. 624 South WASHINGTON SQUABS, is now ..open for Boarder*. A commodious suite of rooms vacant. Gentlemen accommodated with dinner. mhl7-Bt* m TTHE UNITED STATES HOTEL, 413 A CHESTNUT Street, has no Bar. First-class Board and excellent accommodations for Families can be had at moderate charges. One handsome chamber, large and convenient, vacant to day. Beferen ce ? squired. mhl7«3fc* pOUNTRY BOARDING WANTED OR V-S a HOUSE to Bent. Give description of House and Grounds, and distance from city and railroad station. Address or apply to GEO. C. HOWARD, mhl7-Bt* - No. IT B.‘EIGHTEENTH street. FRANKLIN SAVING FUND, NO. 136-SOUTH FOURTH STREET, BELOW ' .CHESTNUT, Fays five per cent. Interest on Deposits. Agents tor the sale of united States 7 S-1Q Loans at Par. Govern ment, State and City Loans and Stocks bought and sold for depositors and others cn Commitsion. mhlfl- sto -CTYDE & BURPEE, AA 1505 WILLOW Street, Philadelphia, Sole Hanufaeturers of the ABOMA-SAVING COFFEE ROASTERS AND DIAMOND BUBS COFFEE MILLS. _ E. J. HYDE'S PATENTS. ** We save many times its cost yearly by roasting ou coffee with your Portable Coffee Roaster. ” * J. B. KINGSLEY & .GO.. , Continental Hotel. Philadelphia. "Where food coffee is desired, we consider yotu Boaster absolutely necessary. *’ KANAGA. FOWLSB, & GO , Girard. House. ** I can furnish better coffee, at less expense, than when using the ready-roasted coffee.” _ W. H. BAKER, Ashland House. Your Coffee Boaster and Mill are indispensable to me. ” _ E. B. CLARKE, Germantown. I consider your Portable Coffee Boaster the best in the market. ” JOHN B» LOWE, Philadelphia Coffee and Spice Mills. U.-B. A. General. Hospital, . _ Summit House. ** You? Patent Coffee Boastsr is in use in this Hospi tal, and does its work in a very satisfactory manner, the coffee being much more evenly roasted, without any portion of It being overdone. Thors is saving Is quanfety aad Improvement in quality:,, being , _ Surgeon U. 8. Y., in charge. U. 8. A. Obebam. Hospital, _ , . OaxsTKR, Fenna. “It gives me pleasure to roemnmesd your Co®* Boaster to all desiring food roaatod <mffee ** THOB. BEWSON BACHB, _ . BurgeonU. 8. f., in charge. Many testimonials might be given endorsing om smell Family Coffee Roaster* all of which unite in pro nouncing it the only machine worth having. Price* $l6O, $3 50, and $5. Friceafor Portable Btove and Boaster, for Grocers, Manufacturers: No. 1, $4O? No-s*®i No. 1 $126; No, 4, $260. Send for circular. .Ail Machines Warranted. Responsible families, de siring to try any of the family rises, before purchasing, ean be asoommodatod by sending their orders to the of- Am, 1506 WILLOW Street, Philadelphia. . delQ.stuthSmlf HYDE A BURPEE. fiOft ARCH STREET. finjl VUUs KITCHEN HARDWARE. W/Vi 4 WOODEN WARE, and BRUSHES. A tomplete assortment of H<raw furaUhing ftoods. GRIFFITH &PA9E mhlG-ly SIXTH and ARCH Streets. DHCENIX NORMAL INSTITUTE, JL FOB BOTH BBXBS. PHCENIEVILE*. OHBBTBB ° Th? SESSION of this! Institute will com mence APBIL lttth. 1860, and contlyaa fourteen WHkt. Instruction thomuh In English Branch#., Latin. French, German, Mute. ui BMWinj. • Forelrculors and fall taromhtloc f»as l4t- ' Box IW PfI(BHIXYILLK. Pa AT REASONABLE FBIQfiS, AMus«amEjrrg. ITALIkJOPIKA A CARD. I’as to* plewpra of ftscixniriiic ■ «“ 0*"« 1* Philadelphia that ha hS. Sta2B!£ii\BßSF l, » w S.MM» Company, nnlar tha SjpgjsßSs»t.««aftaa . „T3£^¥ißsßKr w jaweffi^9^?asar* The Box Office for the cale of aaeond places vin a. open on Monday at 9 o'clock, when .eats can b. J? cured for the TWO EVENINGS On WedneidivlJSL can beeecnred ait the Academy and GoeU’n Mn.ic stored Secures pUtccc....— —......Tw0 Delian. On Monday, 37th Inst., first nlfht of the Italian Sim In Washin.ton. UhlT-Ct ItrEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA* TER CHESTNUT Street above Twelfth. THIS fSATUBOAY) AFTBBBOOBT, THIRTY £IFTH GS4MO FAMILY MaTIMEK When the GEB*T MuK*L DRAMA, THE WOBKMBH OF PHILADELPHIA. OR THE - , CUBSB OF DBIHH, WBI De presented entire, with aU its ; . . lIAGHIFICBST AUXILIARIES, i to the Matinee, SO cent* to all parts ortho ; bonne; Si 11 * 8 "- 58 »»» open at Uf o’clock; to am °, f tfi o extreme length of th. l>ra»a) flock precisely. BO BEhER^D a SE|re A AHD J 0 FEES LIST night. ' SEYEaWH BEPrESSSTaTION rhonstad Dollars Prise Dramas •TAdlteiJ by MipsLaura Kwne, in f>ur acts, THEWOEKUEfif OF PHiLADELPHti, CURSE* PDBINK. Sr S^»art^rtth W “ d BeB ® tt, “ l Local Scenery, hr Wenrterful Hechanlcal Effect?, by Danie' Wile. ... Thomeo-Blackwood. M *** New PvopeiKen and ipp ointments, hr John and ismtaat OrigimtMfh'slwMrAdolphßlryfeld. and a OP CHARACTERS briny icy into reewrivition every MSHWBR OPTHE REGULA’B company SYNOPSIS OP LOCAL 3CBNBB. „ The Bar-mem, a Modern Jtnsiirailon. Supper- reomlnDariß ’ Restaurant, Arch street- Hall'lw Davis Bestaonmt. View ofih&'Hous*- : top> of PhUadMla, and tta , . , , , firaw UaihadraL Interior -Hew of Merrick & Sou’s Machlfia-shop a*A ypuadry. Wafhlxntpa atr*et, between Fourth aSS Mgbt with the machinery in motioa. n»* at work. jSI View from Staekhauc 1 ' Sawmill, Camden, of delphik by looking towards the SsltZ Yard; view of along the Delaware wfZ aglaowat Smith's*lriaad; the ferry-bows MeroSS and Dido plyiogto*and Do. Chestnut street, with view of the Academy of Fin* Arts. MBS. JOHN- DBEW’B NEW AROH ■“■U BTBEBT THEATRE^ LABT NIGHT OF MSIB F. W, LANDER. THIS (SaTORJ AT) • BV3NIN 9. March IBih. WS. „ , CHA3LOTT3 CORDi7 ’ ”■ Char10tteC0rdar....,..^.^......... Mrs F W. Lander After wUch .TUB SMUGGLER S &BFRRA? : Ob, The PyKi&a«SNT of Guilt Roberts Smart Rohaw HOBDAY, Mr and Mra BAKSBY WfLotaM” WALNUT STREET THEATRE. ” EIGBTTsEHTB BIGHT OF MB J. Sr CEifiKK. BATGRDAI KTEHIS&. March IS, ISSS. Will be acted the beatuifol Moral Drama of tho TICK ST i'F-LHAVK UA.S - KOBKBT BBIBBLT, . g. OLABKB. To cocclude wih the Khan na: Farce of MY KEIGHBOB'S WiFi MOHDAY7BB«m^|fDD»s|OTGHT B i%^ F 'OYER OF ACADEMY OP HUSKL CROSS * JARVIS’ THIRD CLASSICAL SOIREE, SATURDAY EVENING, March 1», IBS, at 8 e'oloefc PROGRAMME. ' L TRIO in D Major Yiolln, and Tie loneello™ there* PART 11. 2. COKCBRT—Stuck, Op. 79, Piano (Quintette M COIDP PART in. Violin, 2 Violas, J CiarioneU 2 Horns' Tick eta fiL DonM9Ba “- A SSEMBLY BUILDING—THEATRE ~~ FBiNCA.IS« Paul joigdet..... »•»+»»«..directeux. SATURDAY. March 18. 186 S PAR DROIT DB COKQUBTB. Confid finiine scti* by Mr. Legouva. LBts DEUX TIMIDSS, Comedy Vaudeville is one act, by Mr. Labiche. Doors open at 7, Cor tain will rise at Xto 8. flekefc ogee open from 11 A M. to 4 F. M. It CONCERT HALL; V>» If. K. RICHARDSON Will read Tennyson’s entire poem. ENOCH ARDEN, together with choice selections from Tarton* authors. On THURSDAY EVEhLRG, March 33d, 1835. Tickets. —*..~eo ceata.' 8&leto commence SATURDAY* March 18th at Gould**. Seventhand Caestnai streets: Ashoaead &Brans,GhesU not street, below Eighth.; Fugh's, Sixth and C best oat. For fall programmes, see fatare advertisements CIT-3y THE GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS. A WALNUT Street, above EIGHTH. Moser*. GARDINER and HEMHINGS Proprietor* THE SENSATION OF THE TIMES. Mr. James Waid, the celebrated down and tariH rope-walker; Mr. J. Madigaw, in his doable smnmw> sanlt; Mr. Sam Long, the singing down; Mr Dan Gas* diner, the great American Jester; Mr. J. Ward, *M versatile clown; Master Sanfoid and Master Tolbert, wonderful gymrasts; Miss BlizaGardiner, the graedtib equestrienne; Mr Tom Ring; Luke Rivers, and tha remainder of the star troupe, will appear in a variety «t agreeable, thrilling, and fascinating performances THE DORY PORT wa«IHI will be performed during tbe week Ad mission 50 «U., diet tiw; 35 ate. t second Her. Commence at 7.40. Splenoid performances on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, commercing at 2}£ o’clock. Remember the eirens wi 1 soon close. ORCHESTRA.- PUBLIC -J BEBEABSALS every SATUBDAY at 3K e'dack P. M., at MUSICAL PUSH HALL. Stngl# »ck«teTS cents. Bin Tickets, $1; to be had at Gould's, Andrs's, end Meyer’s Moelc Stores, and at the HalL noT-tf THE academy of fine arts, A CHESTBUT Street, above Tenth, la OPEN DAILY for visitors, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. jsH LOST AND FO t OBT OR MISLAID—A PERPETUAL At POLICY OF IMBUBAMCB Issued by the TRUE. TBBB OF THE FIBS ASSOCIATION to E T. HAL LOWELL for *BOO. dated June 2,1888. and Iran starred to the Foarth Jeffeison B. end L ~ AiHoclatlea. Any Is. formation concerning smm will be received by feOS-stnth 12t* J. H. OEMB. 331 SEED StreeA tsga»ngga&a*u PENNSYLVANIA, COUP ANT.. NOTrCB On and after HOBDAY, March 2a, 1865, all loot freight for shipment by thePennsyivanla Railroad* and Philadelphia *ad Brie Railroad, wUl.be forwarded from the sew depot, FIFTEENTH and MARKET Sts. Freight for Pittsburg, and all points west of Pittsburg, will be forwarded from the depot THIRTEENTH ami MARKET Streets. Produce and other freight arriving from the Weed and local stations on these roads, villi be delivered Croat the depot Thirteenth and Market sweets. - 8. B. KXBGSTOE, Ja., Freight Agent, mhlS-fil FhTLADELPHIA , March 14. 1565. CAMDEN AND AT- Wi Wvm wy RAILROAD.—Trmis* leave Vine-street Ferry: Freight. with Passenger Car attached..—.—e -T. 30 A, WL Atlantic Accommodation--—-4.16P. ■. Junction Accommodation-.....—-. 5 SOP. X* RETURNING, LEAVES ATLANTIC. Atlantic Accommodation —.....-h-,—6.13 A IK. Freight. with Passenger Gar attached*—- L2OP. lE. Junction Accommodation——— * -6. SS A. K. EXTRA HADDONFIELD TRAINS Leave Vine street 11.16 A. M., Haddonfleld 13.50 P. K. Freight most be delivered at Cooper's Point before 3. SO P. M. to insure its going down the next day mlfrlmif JOHN Q. BRTANT, Agent* NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. diHßi KEOPENIN& OF CANAL NAYIGATIOW. 188 PHIUDKIFHU ABO SEW YORK EXPRESS STEAMBOAT GO. Inform their estrone, anC the merehanta and mannffc*- tnrezs of Philadelphia generally, that they have EESOMBD THBIB BEGDLAB DAILY TBEPB between Philadelphia and Bew York. THROUGH IR TWEffl-FOUB HOURS. WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO., No. 14fc South WHARVES, Philad*. JAMES RAND, Bo 117 WALL Street, New York. B. B.—Goods forwarded to all points free of commie •ios. mhld at OFFICE WATER TRANB - PQETATIOB U. 8. A., 80. »74 Sooth THIRD Street. Fhuadkdfhi*, Feb. Id, 186*. Veeeela wanted to transport Goal to Soathem Porta for the Army. BeapatchalTUL _ felS-tf JOHN E JBBBIBGB, Gapt A Aut. Q. M. », NOTICE.—3POB NEW AHBCtOBK -The FBU.ADSt.PHIA. ABB HEW TOBK EXPRESS STEAMBOAT CO HP AST. Tin Delatrare and Earl tan Canal. Steamers leave DAILY, tint wharf bfllotr MASK BE Street, at 2 o’clock F. M. VI. P. CL YDS * CO., I*S WHAEVmPMU. lAMBS HASD, ar WALL Street, , XewYork. mblß-9m NEW EXPRESS LINE, TO riHHHb ALSXANDBIA, SSOB-GETOWN, Am WASHINGTON. Via Chesapeake and Delaware CaoaL Steamers leave first Wharf above MARKET Street* every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, atl2H. To? Freight apply to Aients, WH P. CLYDE * OOU Id: North and South Wharves, Phil*. ;.J. & DAVIDSON, Georgetown. D»G.; FLOWERS &-BO WRN, Alexandria. Ya * mhl4-8m E PHILADELPHIA SCALE WORKS. FIFTEENTH Street and PENNSYLVANIA Avenn*. felE-lm - DAVIS Jk GO. fSte FIRE AND THIS F-PROOF WISSAFE MANUFACTORY. Large and small Sate keptsenaUntly on hand by J. HASSENFORT, 41» VINE Street. Philadelphia. f«2S-Imtt* T?OR JTON-RETBNTION OR INCON TIBENCB of urine, irritation, inflammation or ulceration of the bladder or kidney*, diseases of the proctate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus, fra* ▼el or brick-dust deposit, and all diseases of the blad der, kidneys and dropsical swellings, use HELM* BOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. ' A SLEEPER'S U. ' MANUFAC- MARKET Street, one door abOTe Tenth. A Philadelphia. mhllllt* § WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE SCKIPTIOirs of Ciaracter, Constitution, tad Ta lent. with ADVICE on Business, Health. Ednas* lion. Self-improvement, Mana*emantand Train ing Of CBXtDBBJSr. socjal adaptation, *«., da, and iTtniUs by JOttg 'L. CAPKWi and arenmx, or phrenologist and Booksoljter, . osll-tnthslylf Mo- MS 8- TKWH Bt. .shore Chestnnt. A LARGE. RED WETHERSFIELD IE 05ION BSBD. —This variety will prodtMo aWl growa Onion, the same season. If “‘"E.SSW- Arsua ahl& at Ahoro Binth. ja ONION SETS! ONION SETS I—. Sor sale in Jn.. Boa 9»M a»d *»* MARKET Street, mhlB-6t abura Klnih m PLOUGHS, HARROWS, SULFI TE TATOBS. Hay and Btraw Cutlers, with all othpr implements required hythe farmer or gardener, al : r ‘.ROBERT BHIBT.J*. Boi. »»» and 93» MARKET Street. mhlS-tt . .v Above Mlnth. m IMPORTED BLUE IMPERIAL iA- PEAS, —lco bushels just receiui from Bestdo«- Thoee who wish ay err pturo artism *honld>p««naa» from this invoice. Bor sale by - ROBERT BUIKT, Ja ; . . ZToa 9»5» and 084 MABKST Street, mhis-et . . Above ninth PORT BA IT S UNSURPASSED IN style orexeon lion, natural and lift Mho In slon and coloring, ate those lifo-sbt| Mlot»ri»»Mt*^ oil dona at B 7* BBIMBB-g. «S»* ABQB Btre* It* or, : depabtweet fob custom wo#e»
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