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SO CENTS! SO CENTS I so CENTS I
FOR FELL-PAID STOCK.
MKD FABM Oil COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
800,000 SHARES,
VALVE.. EACH.
icrlptton Cents per Stature.
STOCK FULL-PAW. ,
•00 BHAHHB BBBBBTBD BY THB COMPANY
FOB WORKING CAPITAL.
Company la orpranlrefl on the broad principle of
ty, lnnimnoh as wwj person who ahbßerlbea oa
th* ground floor, or. In other words, helps to
e the proparty at the original or flrat coat, there
in* poroona of limited means to sectors an late
a enterprise thafmnat anrely retnmahandsome
a short time, U being tie intention of the Com
oommenca operations at once..
90 CENTS-PER BHABB.
90 CEIgTSBBB SHABA
90 CENTS PER SHARE.
.operty at this CompisT-coßslsts of mtsb Stan
id nhi6ty*ei*ht acrea of some of the choicest oil
in the United States, the same having been se
from among thousands of acres, with a view to
tet interests of the stockholders, thereby enahlini
> realize a profit on their Investment Immediately.
A tract of COS acres. In fee simple, situate in tire
'fanavrha oil reiion, In West Virginia, on the
, of the Gaoley river, near steamboat navigation,
celebrated.
WBABBM WELL,
the Blue- creek Oil Company, Is but a short distance
this property, and In the lame rants or belt.
i Tradesman's Oil Company, of Host York, Is also
this property. This Company Is largely engaged
ie development of their lands, baying twenty an
te on the ground, and wefutly anticipate as large a
Id of oil on the property of this Company as tbe
lesman’s oi Blue-creek Companies.
. A lease of 250 acres for twenty years, being tbe
l-bnown Perry *L. Tygard ’farm, on Roberts’ Run,
anchol Dunkard Creek, Creene county, Fa. This
L 1s surrounded by producing wells on Dnnkard
ik. The peculiarity of tbs territory of tbls region Is
very few wells hare been sank without success,
i lease Includes all the minerals of every kind at
eighth royalty. '
A lease of tbe Jacob Elm’s Yarn, In Payette
ty, Fa., containing forty- eight acres, for twenty
, situate on aeorge's Greek, ashort distance above
labrated Crow well, said to be producing
rim BABKHiS FEB DAT.
ora *ll tire indication* tMa tract is a* good oil ter*
as the Grow Well property.
Com parry! propose develop their property at
-aa soon aa the engines un he proonred and for*
isd. The larks working capital reserved will en
them to press their work on vigorously. This lease
■les all the minerals as well as oil at one-eighth
rge portion Ofthe stock la alraadtr appropriate!.
, yet remains for sale, aid can be bad at the origl
low pries of SO cents per share, at the
;e of the Blue-creek Oil Company,
407 WALNUT STREET.
E. B. AESOP. v
Secretary and Treasurer.
TWENTY-FIVE VENTS
PER SHARE.
OFF AND -lAm.-.KDI
OIL COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL STOCK, 300,000 SHAKES.
PAB YALUE, M PER SdAKE.
;eription Price, 25 Cents per Share,
STOCK ISSUED FULL PAID.
i,OOO CASH AFPBOPBIATED AS WOBKIN3
CAPITAL.
_jYS hundred acres or lard, ih me
lIMPLB, Ilf THE OIL KEOIOHB OF PERU
SILVAHIA AND WEST VIR3INIA.
iomrany l« formed upon the
MUTUAL INTEREST PKISTOIPI.E,
reby each Stockholder become* an owner of the
, andatthe OBIGIHAt PKICB. - ■>
An elaborate report of the property, made by
Prof. WUAIiM F. BOBBBTB, Geologist,
lie at (be office of tbe Company, and cut be aeen
illcatlon.
>ke for Bsbierlptlon open os MOHDAT, the lOtk
t, at 10 o’clock A. M„ »t tie office of tie
TREASURES,
J. GOLDSMITH,
33S HARMONY STREET,
Below Fourth, above Walnut•
ite pro&peetasea and nil information may to tad.
WM. D. HARRISON,
BEOBKTAHY PRO IDL
OFFICE 07 THE CHEBBT HUS
WEBT HIOKOET MUTUAL petroleum
COMPANY,
No. Al 7 North WATER Street,
books of the Company will bo closed on Wednes-
March 22d« Parties will come forward after that
, and pay tbeir subscriptions. Those desirinf stock
; call early* a small portion only remaining unsold.
i2o*3t IZBA LUSENB* Becretazy.
WEST VIRGINIA
iTiobiali FBn«unnn usocuim
At a meeting of the Stockhoid* rs, held March % after
>arinfr the Bcpoxt ef the Protleioßal Board, showing
?S»atrlt?intlis ▼aineof theland#. it was
Vegolved, That mistook which shall sot be paid in
\ before ihe first of April shall he forfeited for the use
the Association* and that after that date no stock
U 1 he sold at less than $l.OO per share. ■
The lands of the Association oonaist of I.IW aerea* si
lted on Beedj_Creek, on the Little f«J f »
Hies river* in the best oil district of Westvirglnia.
engine has been purchased* and work will holm •
will J?o*
MaSh*wTarlify? BUMkamanm jjsnMrt.
Joseph T. Bowand, 80. 817jt*Tens
‘brahaxn Stewart* Bo* 186 South Sixth street* or 80.
i South Fifth street „ .' *
Wm. B. Ackley, 80. SO3 Borfch Second street.
Mahlon Gillingham, 80. Sill Arch street
Janes Zimmerman, 80. 12018- Socond street,
Jobm« WebaUt, Be. 60 Kortb“?tf& ww? 4
icr, or Tioga sreet, near Twentieth* maai-gni
A MEETING OF IHB STOCB.
HOLDBBS OF THB LITTLE KANAWHA AND
lIKCrOB*IK OIL COMPANY wllLbaljeld at tea
■■thwestcoraer of FOUJRTH and WALNUT Streeta*oa
INLAY, April loti, at 2 o’clockP. M., to make hr
'tend tlect Board of DlMotora tj Mrre one T.ear-
JOSBPH N. *VOB,' efi()A
BAMBBL ECCLBS^m^
The properties of kbit comp&nrcompriae & seres on
?aB6 at U royalty on Burning springs Bon* Wirt,
jnntr, West Virginia, and 800 acres on Spring
reek.neartke Aiwye. In fee simple. Tie company
ire two engines on the ground working. .. t
A limited portion of tne working capital is .still not
miai-taplO ■ ■
omos of rax pbbbt oil
OOILfANY* Southeast comer of WALNUT and
OOMMH wm t* hold at Iho offlae of tti* Com
;,a««SS
rtlanr, and Treasurer, to
aiffi-BiWfstipH) Boorotw.
OIL COMPANIES.
|gp** THE
MAPEL ambe; oil compam,
O APIT AL. "8500,900.
SHARES ••■•••*..100,000.
90,000 SHABES RESERVED AS WOBKIKO
OAPITAL:
W PEB SHAKE FOB FULL PAID STOCK.
THOMAS T.* MASON,
(Of Macon & Oo.JNo. 428 MARKET Street.
SBOKETAKT, ''
DANIEL 1,. LEEDS.
108 South FOURTH Street
GEOBOE FBBKTHPmB, ofFerklnpine *Hlgglnc,
No. 66 Forth FODBTH Street.
SOitkU BABSBTTj Jr. , No. 423 MARKET Street.
BDWABD Hr.'HANDS, of Etbott Giiflthi 6Go.tHo.
CO9 FsafcNOßTH' straet
H D FLING. -
: THOMAS T.. MASON.
'JOHN G. F?ILLI AMS, Superintendent.
Tract No. 1. Oonaisto of a lease of five acres for the
term of twenty years.with a royalty of only one- eighth*
situated on the celebrated **Mapol Farm,.’* Dortk&rd
Creek, Greene comity, Penna., and in close proximity
to tie famed Wylie wells* Continental* and Kramer
wells, which, are flowing and pumping from 10 to 60
barrels per day,
Tract No. 2. A lease of thirty- dye acres for the term
of nineteen years, with a royalty of three-eighths,situ
ated on the Myers Farm. Big Whltely Greek* Greene
county* Penna. . This tract is well timbered, and is
underlaid by a fire*feet vein of bituminous coal* (with
Quite a number of banks already opened,) both of'
which the Company have the full pTiyilege of using,
free of charge, to carry on their operations..
The most remarkable feature of the' ri Mapel Farm**
if, that no well has ever been bored from 260 to 600 feet
without producing oil In paying Quantities, and all that
has been obtained so fbrhas been the celebrated Amber
Oil, which, in lie crude state. Is so pure that it is used
by persons in the vicinity for illuminating purposes—
selling readily at $22 par barrel.
It has also been tested by machinists in Philadelphia*
mid. found equal to the best Sperm Oil for lubricating.
90 DEBTS.
Mf, JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
our sups rintendent* whets now s on the property, has en
caged men* and is vigorously-proseouting the work./ ;
Two wells will be put down at once upon the Mapel
Farm, and oneuppn the Hyerb Farm.
20.0C0 .bane only offered for sale, thelwger portion '
of which lias already been subscribed. ' • 1
office, 93 south: thibd street.
mMC-wftmft . • ; >'*
LOWTHER’S BEH
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA AND WEST VIRGINIA
INCORPOBATID UNDER THE DAWS OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL,' ©500,000.
100,000.. ".hi •*.>» • ■*• ••«.. • *+>., «m. SHARES.
WORKING CAPITAL *90,000.
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
HO. is Soxiiax Third Street,
BCmTiltT
CHRISTIAN KNEASS.
TBEASUBEB,
BOhERT O. DAVIS.
L The property consists of one hundred (160) acrae in
ee simple* on Lowther’s BuUr Bltehie county* West
Virginia, about two miles from the forks of Hughes
iver, and within a short distance of the great Aaphal
am Goal Banks of Bltchie county.
This estate is located within the immediate centre of
he Great Oil Belt of West Yirginia, which section* for
he superiority of its oil* and for the quantity and cer.
alaly of its yield, surpasses the well-known Yenango
region of Pennsylvania.
This tract lies on either side of the Bun, intersected
by numerous streams* with a great abundance of tim
ber on the premises for all the purposes of carrying on
the successful development of the land.
The dip ot the rocks in the ravines along the Ban and
stream,, and the Indications of the presence of oil on
the land, are.sufflctent to wairant the belief that there
will be an abundant supply of oil.
The property has been examined by a competent per.
son,and declared to be nnanestlenable “oil territory.”
The recent strike of the one hnndred barrel Sowing
well near the forks of the Hnihes river is only a short
distance from this property, thns enhancing the value
of this tract as first-class oil territory, and doubly as
soring ns that there will be an ample return to all in
vestments.
2. One hnndred and ninety-six acres of Mineral
lands,situated on licking Creek, Bolton county,Penn
sylvania, abonndini in Iron - Ore and other valuably
minerals, and heavily, timbered.
The titles to the above property are perfect.
A limited number of shares will be sold at $1 per
share. Subscriptions received by BOBEBT C. DAVIS,
Treasurer, at the office of the Company, Ho. 13 Scnth
THIBD Street, Philadelphia. mhsSl-at
y-gy> pBTBOIiEVX.
THE HEW YOKE AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNI BE THE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OP TEE
> CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHAKES,
•10 PEB SHAKE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS*
GOVERNMENT BONDS AND SECURITIES TAKEN
IN PAYMENT POB STOCK;
OFFICES:
. No. 34 EMPIRE BUILDING, .
No. VI BROADWAY, NEW YORK.,
Post Omos Aeibbss, Box Not SBtB, Naw
oreroßEß.
Bon. DANIEL A DIOKINSON. President.
WM. T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
BOBEBT BASSETT, Secretary.
H. J. BURTIS. Mining Bnperlntendent,'TUnivills,Pn.
ATLANTIC BAHK,Ho.I4fI Broadway, H-Y-Treasaiy.
The wells of the Company ara now prodnffing oil.
Payment for stock may be made In drafts, rextstersd
notes, or Government bonde snd securities, which bonds
and securities will ho taken at their market valne.
Remittances may ha addressed to the Company, P. 0.
Box No, fiSSS, Haw York City, or toi “Atlantic Bank,
Treasury of the Now York and Liverpool Petroleum
Company,'No. 141 Broadway. New York City. ”
Prospectus sent to any address on application, con
taining a full and dear account of the operations of this
MOST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
mh4-3m
VICTOH
*=» MUTUAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK. AND BALTIMORE.
The attention of the public isinvited to the advertise
mente ef this company. Its properties have been vary
carefully selected Tbs moat searching investigation is
riled as to the merits of its properties (030 aerss),
eir locations and probable valne for oil mining pur
pesos The properties lay in Green and Fayette coun
ties. Pennsylvania, and Monongalia county, West Vlr
ginia~vh places.
,If the subscribers (1 e., the stockholders) do not rsa>
rise one hundred per cent, profit, in loss than six
months, non, their propertiea by boring for oil. it will
be their own fault, net the fault of the properties.
Ample woiklnscaplui will be in poss'sssionof theOom
psny to develop thehr lands. Tsnbarrels of oilperday
wonld admit of the Company payingdlvidendsof twen
ty, five per sent. per annum.
At least three wells will be put down without delay.
Subscribers are advised to be prompt. The eabsenp
ilon book Is open at the office of ■ -
_ LEDYABD A BARLOW,
Ho. 439 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. :
The mbsrriptlon price for foil paid stock is Twenty
five Ceuta per Share. mttfi-tt
KjP THE COLIHBIIB PUXOLEVM
3ao l oo0 T BHAR|S. PAR VALUB tL
"I2”sUBSOB1PTION PRICE „
33 CENTS ?nKTHEB ASSESSMENTS. m
President, ”J. Mccisn. T«SB. and Sec . B P. Woods.
This Company is organized on thesqultable Idan.of
placing all subscribers on the " ground floor.” The
lands embrace over 800 acres in fee simple, Is two
tracts, both situated In the 4n«st of the Great
OU Belt of West Virginia. The advantages, bothpie
sest and prospective, are greater than any offered hr
al (7eoio* leaf^Beport and Mapamay be *een, and full
to at the Office of^
bin fit* No. 308WALNPT Street,
■rSß NOTICE.—OFFICEOF THE PENS.
Idgr SYLVANIA OIL CREEK PETROLEUM COM
PANY. No" 4XI WALNUT Street. M
, PxiLAOxnpHiA, Maroh 14, Ifififi.
FIFTH DIVIDEND NOTICE. , , ■
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of THBBE PEB CENT., being thirty cents
per share, out of the net earnings of the Company, fros
of taxes, payable on and after AprU Ist, -
Transfer Books wiUolose on the 25th Inst . and re
open April 4th. B H"Jlfl® L
Bihl6-Bt* Secretary and Treasurer.
a<SFtt VB E A JYNYJAIa M EJSTEVQ 07! THE
»» STOCKHOLDERS of the ROCK OILOOMPANY
will be held in aceordance the by-law^aUta
office ftf the company, No 409 WAIjNuT Street, on
TAB VALUE, »S.
PRESIDENT,
H. D. FLING,
23 South THIBD Btreet.
TBEASUBEB,
DIRECTORS,
FAB VALUE, *5.
SUBSCRIPTION PBICB, »9.
PHILADELPHIA
. PRESIDENT,
JOHN STILZ.
DIRECTORS,
JOHN STILE,
JOHN BABBT,
OH AS. W. F. OALVBKT,
ISAAC BHINEBTROM,
THOMAS FISHES,
ENOCH GBAX,
BOBBBT 0. DAVIS.
STATS 07 NSW YORK.
MENT.
THE PRE SS —PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1865.’
OK COMPANIES.
TWBSTK CENTS FEE SHARE,
MORON A OIL COMPANY.
CAP1TAL...................ta50.00pV
PAR TAME ... . . . . . ONE DOILLB.
SUBSOBIFTION PRIOE ONLY 30 GENTS
PER SHARE.
Full Paid Up, No Further Assessments.
WORKING CAPITAL, $15,000.'
Tils Company is organized, on th.iaoateTttttßbla
principle, without recour.e to the prmmit prevailing
spirit ofspoonlation. and with a view to tb« immediate
development of the land, and to enable ovary one,.
whether rich or poor, to invest Etc cording to their
moan,, and to participate in the legitimate-profits of the
production of Petroleum, to whlih end a targe portion
of the proceeds of the salt of the (took i» de voted to -
working capital. : *
The Company own in fee simple one hundred acres of
fine boring territory, in the centre of the celebiatid
Mecca Lubricating Oil district, in Trumbull county,
Ohio, consisting of a good, well-improved Farm, snr
rounded hy prodnelng wells of the Mecca Oil Company,;
of this city, the Boston Lubs leafing. Oil Company, and
others, ixcducins severally from two to eight barrels
per day.
The Mecca Oil i»a natnral lubricator, ths~best in the
market, and Is in treat demand at fifty dollars'per bar
rel at the wells.
There are two wells down, almost ready for tubing,
with aided show of oil in both, wi'h an sight-horse,
engine on the ground,. so that no delay will oocar in
the opera tions of the Company. .
The depth iff the oil'weHa in Mecca ranges from fifty
to seventy-five feet., so that a large number of wells
can he sunk at no greater co»t than one well in Vo-,
nango connty,' and other-oil districts; though within a'
few west's oil has beemfotmd in: the Mecca districts at
SCO feet, indicate, g that there will yet be large flow-.,
irg wells In this section of Ohio.
When the stock is all taken, a meeting will b» called,
officers elected, aid measures taken for the full deve
lopment of the property.
Subscription books aro-uow open, from 10 o’clock A
M. todo’ciock-P. M., at
m CHESTNUT STREET.
JOHN DERBYSHIRE,
HENRY E. WALLACE.
B. S. PRENTISS.
W. O; LESLIE,
GEOBOE W. OBIFFIH,
BOAT. JOHNSTON. /
Committee.
P. Si—The hooks will be open BATUBDAY EVE
NING, from 6 to 8 o’clock, in-order to accomodate per
sons unable to i nbsoribo during the day. mh22-4fc
BIG SANDY
OIL COMPANY,
YINAUGO CODRTT. PKHHSYLYAHIA.
CAP1TAL*..,...... w......... *5OO. OOQ.
100.000 SHABES, at *3.
RESERVED WORKING CAPITAL......
Only $20,000 shares for aila, at $t per fthare—to be.uced
Is developing the property.
The property of the Big Bandy Oil Company eonaieU
of 126 acres in fee almpie, dear of all leases and incum
brances* situated on the Big Sandy river, Yenango
county, Fa.»three miles from the mouth* four mile B
southwest from the town of Franklin, and within one
and. a half miles of the Jamestown Ballroad* which is
now being laid, and will be completed by next season.
The property has a river frontage of half a mile, all of
which is available for boring purposes* and U heavily
timbered with white oak of tbe beat quality. Thera is
sufficient coal upon the property for all purposes.
The public road to Waterloo, and the old Pittsburg
road to Franklin* run near the lands.
In the vicinity are the large weUs'itiudk upon the
Allegheny.
Tbe property is also in close proximity to the wells
on Sugar and French creek, and is about four miles east
of tbe Adamantine Well* lately struck on the Bast
Bandy.
Surface indications are very rich, oil having been
found in many places exuding from the ground. In
1£62 a large weH was struck on the Big Sandy.-thre*-
quarters of a mile below the property, but whioh was
abandoned in consequence of the low price of oil and
the breaking out otthe war,
Two engines have been purchased, and are now upon
the premises, and four wells are now in progress of
lielnghorede
•The Company proposes to sell only 20,000 shares of
stock, at One Dollar per share, to be used for develop*
In g the property.
The Company, having no royalty or rents to pay,
owing no debts, having no fractional interest to look
after, will conduct its business solely for cash; aid the
holders of Big Sandy stock will receive the whole net
product of the property.
The subscription books will be opened on WEDNES
DAY, 22d Inst, (and remain open for three weeks, un
less the stock is sooner subscribed for); at the office of
the Company,
Bo 404 WALNUT STREET,
* WATSON MALONE.
SECSETAKY ABJ> TBSAStT&BR.
WILLIAM .W. ALLBN.
mh22-wf6t
CEtatS OIL COMPANY,
INCORPORATED UNDbFtHB MINING LAWS OF
JrJem JTi B jl aj V Art IA.
CAPPPAL-- —.5300,000.
ONE DOLLAR PEB SHARK-FULL PAID
FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES RESERVED FOB WORK
ING.CAPITAL.
COMPANY’S OFFICE:
BOOM No. 16 SOUTHWEST CORbBB FOURTH AND
CHESTNUT STREET
(FomerIy Philadelphia Bank BnUding,)
. OF FlO IBS :
■t'UKSiJJHrri*
PHILIP BUBHOHG.
VICE PRESIDENT,
Dr. L. F. GIBHABD.
TBBASVBSB.
B. P. HOLD,
SECRETARY.
a W. BEEP.
directors:
T. HACHETT,
Pittsburg.
FRAHCIS B. CEOBS,
PMlada.
W. MAGUIBE.
PMlada.
J. C. McCALL.
PMlada.
B. 7. FABKEB,
W«Bt Virjrinia.
JOHir 8. JiULLBIf,
Dowanigfamii, Fa.
JOB. 14ISHLBK, #
Beading,
J. ZXMM2RLIMG.
FWlad*.
THIS PBOPJRTY OP THE CERES Oil. COMPART
IS LOCATE© IN PENNSYLVANIA AN© WEST
VIRGINIA
No. I Is ninety-foul and a half acres.in fee simple,
of valuable Oil lands, on- the east .bank of the Little
Kanawha river, mid way between the village of New
ark and Standing Stone Creek* Wirt county. West Vir
ginia— located in immediate centre of the great Oil
There are now in process of boring oyer sixty wells
in ibis immediate neighborhood, and information has
been received, that a well yielding about/ninety bar
rels a day has recently been struck on Standing Stone
creek, near theselandi. .
The Kennedyburr well, located upon the northern
border or this tract, (see map,) has reached a depth of
SSOieet, with strong indications Of OIL Theßockhold
Well is now down about NX) feet, and is on the sooth
ern border of oar tract.
The property has a river frontage of about lilOO
yards* affording sufficient room f<flHsQ or 100 wells.
The region of Standing Stone Creek is considered
among the best in West Virginia, and there are now
several wells Yielding profitably upon said creek.
The engine -for developing the above tract is now or
dered, and the work will be poshed forward rapidly.
No. 2 is a lease of ICO acres of land, situate on the
head waters of Clarion river, in Jefferson county,
Pennsylvania where there is now so much excite
ment—believed to be good Oil laud. The Company pro
pose to underlease a large portion of this Tract. No
efforts will be spared by the officers of this Company,
to make it productive to the stockhold* rs as soon as pos
sible, Boohs for subscription to a limited amount of
tbe stock not to exceed 60.000 shares, at SLper share,
will be opened on WEDNBBDA* MORNING, at 10
o'clock, March 22d, at the OFFICE OF THE COM
POST. - - mhaO -fit
“IHB -MAMMOTH SUPPEB*
•=" c SOCKOII. COMP AH Y, • - OF PHILADELPHIA
bUBSCKIPTIOH BOOKS -will open SATURDAY,
Marab 18th. and will remain open for a few days GnlY.
TWEBTYFIVB CESrS PERSHAEB FOB FULL
PAID STOCK, AHD HO FUTUBB ABSESSMEffTB.
' CAPITAL, *500,000... SHARK* AT *1 PAB.
WOKKiHO CAPITAL. W 5-000.
THE LANDS ABE ALL SITUATED Iff BUTLER
COMTT PA., AHD ABB OH “SLIPPERY BOOK
CBBBK, and comprise
130 ACBBB Iff FEE SIMPLE
-> AWD
„ T 46 ACBBS 05 A T WINTY TEAR LEASE, >
No I congißt* of a Paris of I£o acres, in fee, .known
*8 the John McKn'ght farm.
No. 2 The J. Keister tease of 86 acres.
No. 8. Tie A. Thompson Lease of 176 acres.
No. 4. The EL Irwin Lease of 125 acres.
No, 6. The J. Nelaon Lease of 100 acres.
No. 6. The McGallen Lease of 100 acres.
No 7. TheF. LinseyLtase of 80 acres.
No. 8. The 8 McMurray Lease of 80 a«res
The above properties are near enough to each other to
be managed by one Superintendeat, and contain safi
cienttenitory for
.* ‘ CNN THOUSAND WILLS. M
These lands are all sitaated in one of the choicest lo
calities on Slippery Sock Creek, and are hear on* of the
lane prodhcisg we]ls|recenUy struck Ithere .It is be
lleyed the stock will be par by July, when a portion of
the rroperty will be develooed.
Hot less than One Hundred Shares will he sold to
any ont, and one half of the subscription, money will
he required of each sttbicrioer on entering their names
in the boohs.
This Company offtra anperiorindncements, as it Is the
only Company that owns so large an amount of territory
on Slippery Bock Creek, which promises to rival Oil
Creek In Its production of Oil. •
BUBSOBIFTION BOOKS NOW OPEN AT THE
OFFICE OF THE AGENT*
E A. MARSHALL, J tt ,
ai3 WALNUT Street.
I®* AT A MEETING OF THE EE
WELLYB PETROLEUM COMPANY, " held
This <?ay> March 21. 3865. the folio *!n* named gentle
mtn weze elected to serve as Directors for the enacting
year. ,
.General HBRMAWJT BIGGS.
1 GEORGE BULLOCK,
Jacob etsgecu
E 6 LBWELLYN.
J, FRAILBY SMITH. .
mb22.at*
X?OR NON-RETEimON OR IKCON*
TIftENCE of urine, irritation, inflammation or
alteration of the bladder or kidney*, diseases of the
gland s* stone in the bladder, calculus, tza>
v&l or brick* dust deposit, and all disease* of the falad*
der, kidnej* use HELM*
BOLlVtf FLUID BXTBACT BUCHU.
WANAMAKEB fe. BROWN,
*®riL ;i
gggp FINE GROVE
PfiIROLIUM COMPANY.
$BOO,OOO OAPiTAL.
3<s|&>o SHAKEN. , ' PAR VALVE, $L
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 95 GENTS.
PEEBIDEBT,
P. JANNEY.
SECRETARY AND TBEASUBEB,
COL. JOHN K. ZEILIN,
(CemnieaweaUk Bosk.)
60,000 Bhßres as Developing Capital.
The properties of this Company consist of eighty-Are
acres in fee. located in Fine Grove: township* Yenango
county. This property is situated' near the celebrated
Hemlock Creek* and only a half mile from the large
well Greek. . 5 Thefe being a large portion
of low, Sat boring land on Gils farm* w* will be en
abled to sink many welle* none of. which can provelass
productive than tbe well on Horseneck Greek, whiek!
alone is now payinga dividend of eight per cent, to tim*
Gompiny. ... .
There are also two parcels of land on Oil Greek* loca
ted about two miles and a half above'Oil City* contain
ing each about a half acre* on each of which there are*
now wells down. One to the depth of; say* one hun
dred feet, and the other is now down one hundred and
ten fort. At this depth we have the most undoubted
proof of securing two of the most lucrative oil wells yet
discovered on Oil Greek.
On the Graff & Hassem Tract* which adjoins us on
the', south, they are sow developing, and have two
wells, one of 108 and one of 90 barrels per day. To the
northwebayethe Corn Planter Company. Their 160-
barrai well is close io us At the low price of the stoek*
being offered at 26 cents per share, every one will have
the opportunity of securing an interest In most valuable
land located in Yenango county, which, with proper
energy in developing, can be made to prove as remune
rative as the lands of the most favored' Companies now
in operation iu Yenango county.
The BOOKS of the PUTS GKOYK PETROLEUM
COMPART will be open at the Office of.the Company,
Ho. 400 CHiBTNUT Street, Boom Ho. 7, after TtFBS
DAY, March 21,1866, for the sale of a limited number of
shares.
FsASKiiiir, February U, 1865.
To the Officers of the Pine Grove Petroleum Company:
Gentlemen: At your request I have visited your land*
located in Fine Grove" tcyynship, la this county. It is
well located, near Hemlock Greek, and not far from a
well now pumping largely. There are also many well*
now going down on the properties Immediately adjoin
ing. From the snrftee indications you may rest assured'
of having secured one of the most valuable Farms yet
sold for Oil developments. -
mh2o-6t J. MASSIY MABTnr.
METALS.
METALS!!
N. & G. TAYLOR CO.,
303 Branoli Stieet,
PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Tin Plate,
Sheet Copper,
Bound Copper,
Ingot Copper,
Pig Tin,
Pig Lead,
Spelter,
Antimony,
Babbit Metal,
Black Lead Crucibles,
American Sheet Iron,
American Bloom Sheet Iron,
Galvanized Bloom Sheet Iron,
Imitation Russia Sheet Iron,
Russia Sheet Iron, -
Hoop Iron, ABU numbers and sizbs,
Round Iron, 3 w, 1 4,5.16,
Teazle Iron,
Cast Steel,
Piles of all kinds,
Rivets of all kinds and shges,
Wires of all kinds and sizes,
Registers of all kinds,
Ventilators of all kinds,
Emery, Borax,'&c., &c. u .
MIUTAHI.
f BOUNTY FOE MARINES.—
.WANTED—'Veterans, only, having honorable dls*
charges from the U. S. Marine Corps; will be entitled
to the Government and all the local bounties, paid
upon enlistment. Term of service four years. Better
compensation than the army. Marines receive prize
money; For all farther information apply at the re
crniting rendezvous, No 311 South FRONT Street, be
low Spruce sbeet, between the hours of 9 and 3 o’clock.
’ JAMBS FOBNJSY,
mblfl tf . Captain and SecmhlogOffloer.
Q A RPiuTIN GS,
OIL. CLOTHS, •
MATTINGS,
PRICES REDUCED. ' '
REEVE L. KNIGHT &'SON,
807 CHESTNUT Stmt,
mb33 mtuihsldt •' •' - •
KTOTICE 13. HEREBY GIYEH THAT
an application will be made by the undersigned to
the Department of Highways, on SATURDAY, 36th of
M arch, 1866, for a contract to pave the folio wing streets,
a majority of property-owners on the streets to be paved
having signed an agreement with the undersigned to do
ti e same
All persons, owners of property, haring objections
to the contract beinc awarded to the undersigned will
make the same to the Department on or before 13 o’clock
on the day we-treated:
■ ’
Thompsoi? atreetTbitween Norris and Otft streets. ■
HariajD&niels* Thompson street. 101 feet. '
H Bsird. Broad and willow, 108 feet
William H. Kemble, Fourth, below Walnut street,
fllltfeet Jos Waldman, Thompson and Otta, 103 feet.
Abfgal street* between'Amber and Coral streets.'
*John Leckey, Amber and Otfs streets. Safest
G D B&ugber, Cumberland street, 34-feet.
George Bmedley, Amber and AbSgal. 12 feet.
?, Bedfern, Coral street, 12 f«=et Tim Geretz, Amber
street. 100 feet James Hill, Drear street, 35 feet Bo
bert Mason, Ctis street, IMfeet. John Wilson, Amber
street. 17 feet John Felitzer. Abtgai street, 17 feet.
Wb. Huttall, 810 Walnut street, 63 feet
mhBl 3t« 8. A. MILIiBB, Contraotor.
MALCOLM MACNEILL’B
jcr SPECTACLE BTORB. INo. 310 South
lIFXH Btnet.
mg' Gleaner refitted to ealt all axes, and all'meaner ot
repairing earefallT and promptly attended to. mU3-8i»
-GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE,
- f -- 1 -
A HTHDft’H HOSiE MAG AZINE.
A r :GOUTMST#OF '
. McßiOr-La-iUve: ie de PriuUmpa Scholtitche. .
Pi at JjDur.f? By WJldfeUow.
■a.H’ CeAWFOBD's - Lbsson; By Mrs, . Harriet B.
Fraicis • :
CaMPAiaK’SKErarBE., No. 4, By us Officer of ttie U.
S. Blgoal Corps. ' ■'■■■? * .
Not Amiarire »a,Peach. By T. 6, Aitkaz. Cbep.
tore VK OndVlll.
- Wnria toMb, Dfaeest. By F A Bluffer.
Loeb Kasbolph. -Dr Ike late M. Larrlea Okltmcil,
Aran, SBdweaa. •
CHROSIOiRB OP TBK CLOTEKBrDE FASm.r. NO. 3.
Poetet. Byßliro-H Barker.
Whbthbs it Paid. By ,Virginia F. Townaeud.
OkapteniXanaiL . .... i.
HOMin.B WiRVJtBKr By Harriet Mcßwen KimLolL
Me. Erciso B FjUi.pEß. By M. i I: , '
LirKbshoes.i CotofTnne, - By.T. S. Arthur. .
Bore- a»d Gnuj’s Teeaseet : The Vain Little
Pitcher. ■
Hi;Ai,tit ■ Department ; Familiar Lectures on the
Teeth. - _ . . - . •
_The HoMB.QiEotE : Ltgkt Gynme»Hca. lan* Deo,
Flowero end VrAlt; The Birlo. Housekeeping, Chit
dren’sSaylngs^Oharades,Enigmas. Ac.. Conundrums.
Toilet akd Wobk Table.
Editor’s Dbpaethent.
Publisher‘S Dbpaetkeet.
Term, $2 60 a year : three copies for 86. For sale by
Neve Dealers throughout the country.
T. 8. ARTHUR 800.,
R ‘ , 393 WALNUT Street.
MTC'X'AIX.S!:!:!
90 • CENTS,
Peterson's;lBctß., Young Folks; 30 ct*. , Hsroers
80cts., AUantic. mh22 3i» MqORB'B, 305 ABOH Bt,
WSOUSCB.
IRE INSURANCE.
HOWARD IKSCRAKCE COMPANY
j* Of HBW lOEK OITT.
CHARTBKED 1833:
ASBBTB, DEOBMBBB 31, 18S4
PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE, Ho. 830 WALHUT Street.
Bral Estate (Office of Company. Ho. Wall 8t),565,000 00
Gasht vis:
C2'
[u Pbcaitix Bank, Sew York ....—..12,6*7 74
[nUashattan^Bank, Hew York*♦**♦*l3,BBB 63
in hands of Agents. ;«.■ 1.026^—28.033 84
Bonds and mortgages, first liens on . -•
real estate...... hi..... ......... 93,240 00
U. S 80nd5,«f130,200, w0rth.........5138,850,
Sew York City. County, and State .
Bonds* $llO,OOO, w0rth......... 109,260-243,100 00
200 shares Bank of Commerce, Few
York* w0rth............. $24,003
IfiO fhares Metropolitan Bank, Hew
York, worth 19,2^0.
260 shares Fbmnix Bank, Hew York*
worth.. ...... 6,600 —48,700 00
Loans on oollateral security worth $12,200.
loaned.*.*-*.*.-.——-f*-*-- 9.6T0 00
Interest due Company on Investments. >»—> 7,956 24
rremlazns^upaid.*.. 1,265 22
We recommend the above old* established Fire Insu
rance'Company to the attention of those wisbias iaSu-
TABCe* -3*
BOLLINBHBAD & GRAVES,
AGBBTS,
So. »30 WALSUP Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JNBU&ANCE AGAINST
miU-firrw6t
ACCIDENTS
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
BT THB
TEi#LlEB6’
issrßisca compaxy,
HABTfOBD, COW.
Capital.... .$500,000.
WM. W. AILSN, Igent, 404 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
OBBERAL ACOIBBBT POLICIES
For Five Hundred Hollers, with $3 pet week compen
sation, eaa be had for $3 per annum, or any other sum
between $6OO and $lO,OOO at proportionate rates.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures a Policy for $2,000, or slOper week compensa
ties for all and every description of accident-travelling
•or otherwise—under a General Accident Policy, at the
Ordinary Sate.
THIRTY HOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures a full Policy for $5,000, or $26 per week com
pensation, as above, at th e Special Bate.
FOBBION BISKS.
PoM*ie* Issued for Foreign, West India, and Califor
nia Travel. Rates 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, at any Railway
Ticket Office. Insurance Tickets for one or thirty days*
travel. Ten cents will buy a ticket for one day’s travel,
insuring $3,000, or $l5 weekly compensation. Ticket
Policies.may be bad for 3,6, and 12 months, in the same
manner.
Hazardous Bisks taken at Hazardous Bates. Policies
issued for 6 years for 4 years premium.
INUtJeEMENTS. *
The rates o f premium are leei than those of any other
Company eovertnc the same risk, , • .• - . -
Bo medical examination m required, and thousands
of those who hare been .rejected by tire Companies, in
consequence of hereditary or other diseases, san effeet
insurance in the TRAVELLERS’ at the lowest rateß.
Life Insnranse Companies pay.no part of the pnnoipal
ft unr until the death of ihea»surBd. The TR A vEHiSBS’
pay the loss or damage sustained by personal injury
whenever U occurs- '
The leeiicg of security which such au insurance gives
to those dependent upon their own labor for support is
worth more than money. Bo better or more satisfac
tory use can be made of so smaU a sum, _ ~ .
J. G, BATTBRSOB, President.
BODBEY DEBBIS, Secretary,
G. P. DAVIS, Vice President- '
BBNRY A. DYER. General Agent.
Applications received and Poltclasssued by
WILIiTSS W AEitißß,
80. 404WAt*KUf Street..
mhlS-nrwfrSm
FiarAwciAX.
ÜBY QifJfICB
X OF THB COKPTKOLLEB OF THE CUBRBIICY,
- WAamNOToiT, January 2fi. 1865
Wh&ecUt 67 satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has Iwen -to appear that THB
ttATIOBAIT EXCHANGE BAKK OF pMladblphia,
tiTthe eityofi Philadelphia; in the county of Philadel
phia. ana State of Pennsylvania, has been dnly orga*
ntsednndsr r*nd according to the requirements of the
Act of Con iiess entitled -**An act to_ provide a National:
Curreney, secured by a pledge of United State bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof, ’’ approved June 3,1964, and has complied with
all the provisions of said act required to be complied
with before commencing the business of banking under
said Act— -
How* therefore, I; HUGH Kou u JaLOOH. Comp*
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that THB
HATIOBAE BXCHAIGkBAIKOf FHIL&BLPHIA,
in the- city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia* and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to com*
jnence the business of banking under the act aforesaid.
1 j In testimony whereof, witness my
r%SiJn$ 0 ??: hand and seal of office this twenty-
Comptroller of the Currency.
g . SCOTT, Jb., AUCTIONEER,
No. 709 Chestnut Street.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS’
FOURTH GREAT SALE OF
VALUABLE ORIGINAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OIL PAINTINGS,
Mostly purchased by Mr. James S. Eerie, directly
from the artists themselves, or painted from sketches
made exclusively for him. Among the painters repre
sented are: Carl Hubner, Bichard Jonrdah, B. De
Loose. Hi Sdndermann, Letsehauer, Carl M. Webb,
Hlldebrandt, Von Helen, s. W. Wangh, Louis Lang,
Geselsehap, A. Beigert, Paul Weber, C. Hognet, Bngel
hardt, J. N; T. VanStarkenborgh, W. T Van Starken
bofgh, J. W. CasUear, Van Denberg, Laurent de Beni,
B. Verboeckhov.cn, Edmund D. Lewis, Thomas Moran,
W. L. Sonntag
This collection is certainly the finest ever offered at'
pnhlic sale In Philadelphia, and fnliy canal to any ever
sold In this country: The painting* ars all by modern
artists, all new, and in perfect order. They will he
sold positively without reserve.
The sale will take place at the_
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ABIE,
oh the Eveningß of THURSDAY, 23d, and FRIDAY,
24th of March, at-half past 1 o’olockpreciaely;
The pictures are now on exhibition, free
Open day and evening nntil the nights of sals.
Terms—Cash, bankable ftmda. , ~
CataloKU«B can be obtained at the GaUery of JA.lt aS
8. SABLE it BOBS, Academy of fflne Arts, and of the
Auctioneer. mnlo*Bt
QARD.
7 SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tbo Store I now occupy Is sold for a Banking Insti
tution.
Mot being able te procure a bull ling sufficiently large
to bold my stock. I am compelled to
' SEXXi OUT ■
As’fastas possible. I how offer my Immense assortment of
FUBNITU&E
AT VERY LOW PRICES,
GEORGE J. HENKELS,
ruble lm 809 AMD 811 CHESTNUT BTBBBT.
g A K E R’ S
ORNAMENTAL HAIR
M ANU F A. o't OB Y.
The largest and best assortment ot
WIGS, TOUPEES,
LONG Hi IB BBAIDS AND CURLS.
WATEBFAiLS, VICTOBIffBS,
FBIZBTTES, ILLUSIVE SEAMS FOB LADIES.
At prices lower than elsewWe, at
mhl6 Mlf* 909 CHESTNUT Street.
ngNGLISH BRO WN STOUT,
SCOTCH •• ALB,
IN STONE AND GLASS.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINS GROCERIES.
Conor of ELEVENTH and VINE St*.
IffM. H. JAMES,
(Formerly of Philadelphia.)
ATTOBNET AT LAW,
, FRANKLIN, VBNANGO COUNTY, PINNA.
Special attention given to the examination of Titles.
Philadelphia Bbpksknobs Chas. B Lex, Esq.,
Hon J.Boss Snowdon, James HI Little. Eaa.i T. T.
Tasker, Sr., Hood, Bonhrlght, A Co., J. Z. DeHaven,
President 7th National Bank- • mhlo-Bm*
CAMUEL W- HOFFMAN, ATTORNEY
© ATLAW AND CONVEYANCER
FBANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY, FBNNA.
(lata of Philadelphia.)
BSFBBS TO
Charles B. Lex, Esq., , B. tV. 0. Biddle A 09.,
E. O. Knight4Co., Dr. B. S. HacksnAo.
James H. Little, Sea.,' I W. H. Ysaton 4Co.
mh7-Sm ... ■
S, E. COB. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
1 i. RETAIL DRY 601 MW.
gPI ING . STOCK,
IYRE & LANDELL,
: . - :■ )
EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH , AND AROEf,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND AROH,
KEEP A BTOCK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
FIRST CLASS TOWS TKADE,
HAVE NOW OPEN :
BLACK ON WHITE PLAID BILKS.
ORGANDIES, BLACK ON WHITE,
NEW STYLES.
PEBOA L E S, MAGNIFICENT DE
SIGNS.
JACONETS, NEWEST STYLES OUT.
BLACK ON WHITE PLAID SHAWLS.
MARSEILLES, FOR SEA-SHORE
DRESSES.
BLACK SILKS, BIST IN AMERICA.
SELECT. COLORS PLAIN POULT DE
SOIE. •
PAISLEY BORDER LONG AND
SQUARE SHAWLS.
ROCK-SPUN SILK SHAWLS, ONE
INCH PLAIDS. ■
ROCK-SPUN SHAWLS, ALL SIZED
.PLAIDS. '
LONDON-STYLE OPEN-CENTRE
LONG SHAWLS.
*501,795 30
BREAKFAST SHAWLS, ALL NEW
STYLES.
SUMMER SILKS, INDIA FRENCH
PLAIDS.
FULL NEW STOCK OF MOURNING
GOODS. ...
WHITE GOODS, NEW ASSORTMENT
FOR SPRING.
LADIES 1 GLOVES, FIRST QUALITY
ONLY.
WHOIESALE BOOMS Dr SECOKD BTOBY.
mM3 tf
■^AKTED—
FOB LAND, HOUSES, MOBTOAQKB, AND GBOHND
KENTS.
OKEO. N. TOWNSEND & Op.,
mi.2o-6t V 133 K S. FOOBTH ST.
WANTED—7OO SHARES MINGO OIL
7* CO., in exchange for a valuable House aud
Store.oentaallj located. AddressHBNBTHANFORD,
P mh222t»
WASTED IN A JOBBING HOUSE—
* * A Young Han. of about 17 years of age* as Entry
Clerk and Assistant Book keeper Hast write & good
band and bo quick at figures Address, la writing of
the applicant. stating age and references, Account
ant. Press office, mh27-wf«3t*
WANTED—OAE YASSERS FOR
LIFSINSURANCE Thebest termsoffered. Ap
ply atiaaCßESTKUTSWstcondstoiT. mh2l-lm*
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT
*7 18 to assist at Book-keeping One haying some
knowledge of the book business preferred Address
* * Hone r, ” 'in hand writing of the applicant, at Press
office. •. . mfa2l-2t
WANTEr— STOCK AND FIXTURES
; * OF A COAL YARD, between now and the first
of May. Address **Coal Yard, * * Press office. mh2o»3&*
WANTED—AT $l5O PER MONTH—
-7 f A reliable Canvasiertn' every town, and county,
for the NURSE AND SPY, the most interesting and
exciting book ever published, embracing the adven
tnres of a 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 Send for eircdlars.
Address “JOBES. BROS., * CO., 600*CHESTNUT
Street. Philadelphia.’» mh7lm*
A LADY OF INTELLIGENCE AND
education would like to procure a situation as Edl*
tor of a Newspaper or Magazine, either, in the city or
ccnntry,having had considerable experience in literary
matters. Or would accept the management of any busi
ness sufficiently lucrative to. enable her to live com
fortably Testimonials of character aud ability can ba
given. For further particulars, address Mrs. FORSTER,
care of Secretary of Working Women’s Association,
T 36 ARCH Street. - mh2o-6t
AN EDITOR WANTED-ON A
-A well-established INDEPENDENT DAILY PAPER,
(hie who has had experience as a Journalist on a popu
lar newspaper can engage permanently at a good
salary by addressing the undersigned, publisher of the
Erie Daily Dispatch, * -
mhl7-Ct B. F. H. LYNN,
Employment house, for
Housekeepers, Se&matreases, Chambermaids. Wait*
ots,HttrMSh-Cooks. TLaHodreeseg, and i«wral howe-
and colored/ 803 LOCUSTS fe2o*lm
PMFLOYMBNT HOUSE FOR
rXJ Clerks. Book-keepers. Salesmen. Packers. Porters,
Watchmen, Coachmen.. Bribers, Conductors. Bartend
er*, Waiters,' Farm hands* Gardeners, Ac. Employers
suited at short notice, BG3 and 804 LOCUST Street.
fe2o-lm
T ADY CANVASSERS WANTED—
For a gret-class WOBK OF ART, to oanv&BB Phila
delphia and other cities,- Pleasant perseverance will
easily earn irom $5 to $2O per-day. Address, stating
S erious occupation, “A, B. C.» ’ ’ Box 4420 Post Office,
ew York. mh2o-8t
ffits ON THE BRAIN.—SITUATION
V/ as Clerk, Accountant, or Superintendent, wanted—
anywhere if there is Oil theie—by a business man*
Satisfactory reference; security if required. Address
* v Business, ** Carversvllle, Fa* mh!s- wfrmst»
® WANTED—A NEAT DWELLING,
with modern conveniences, located between But
tonwood and Poplar streets and Fifth and Eighth
streets. Address “W. A,, *’ at this office, statin* loca
tionandprice. , xah22 3t*
M WANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE,
within one hour of the city, on a Railway- Ad
dress Box A, Philadelphia Post Office* mh2a wstf
«• WANTED—ABOUT APRIL Ist, BY
a responsible tenant, a modern HOUSE (central),
with IS or 12 rooms, A liberal rent will be paid, and a
bonne of SKO.
Address -H, ’ ■ No. 303 MARKET Street, mh2l- 6t»
M W ANTED TO RENT, BY APRIL
Ist. a modern DWELLING, situated, above Arch
itreet ai d west of Broad, Bent about $4OO. Address
Box 1937, Post Office. rah2-im*
gCHUYLKILIj COAL,
NOTICE. —The undersigned hereby respectfully noti
fy thelf friends and the public that the leases from
tbe Hew Tork and Schuylkill Coal Company (formerly
the Forest Improvement Company), under which they
have heretofore operated various Collieries in Schuyl
kill oounty, Pa., having severally expired by limita
tion of the same, and the Company having determined
to engage In mining and selling Coal, the business will
hereafter be conducted by said Company.
In making this announcement the undersigned desire
to jeiuin their warmest acknowledgments to their nu
merous customers and friends for.the liberal patronage
extended to them during the last twenty • five years, and
to solicit aeon tin nance of the same in favor of the NE W
YOKE AND SCHUYLKILL COAL COMPANY, in
which their senior is, and will continue to he, largely
interested.
CHAS. A. HEOKSOHER & CO.,
FebbuabT, 1868.
#
THE HEW IOBK & SCHDTIKILTj COAL* CO,
43 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK, and
827 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
MOSES TAYLOB, ISAML. SLOAN,
CHAS. A. HEOKSCBEB, 0. WILSON DAVIS,
JOHN F. PHELPS, IWM * WABBBN.
RICHARD HEOKSOHER.
O. WILSON DAVIS,
7 ' PRESIDENT.
‘ WM. E. WARREN,
■ TREASURER AND SECRETARY.
W. W- DHFFIELD, ,
RESIDENT MANAGER AT WOODSIDE,
45*“ NOTICE. —Referring to tbe annexed card th®
NEW YORK AND SCHUYLKILL COMPANY announc®
that, having at Burned tba working of tbe several Col
lieries which bave for many year® been operated by
Mesne CHAS. A. HEOKSOHER 4 CO., they are now
prepared to contract for the delivery, doting tbe ensuing
year, from their WHARF (14) at RIOHMOND, Off THE
DELAWARE RIVER, NRAE PHIL iDBLPfIIA, cf their
inperior White and Bejt Atb Schuylkill Coal. Orders
respectfully solicited '
O. W. DAVIS, President.
Mahch 11..1865.
QBEAT REDUCTION
IN PRIOR OP GOODS.
FRENCH PLATE GLASS,
PRENOH, ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN
GERMAN LOOKING-GLASS PLATES
AT GREATLY BEDHOED .PRICES.
EOBT. SHOEMAKER & CO..
mhH-fit 305 and 307 N. FOURTH Street.
TASTEFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING
"WANTS.- '
OIL STOCKS;
45 SOUTH Street, NEW YORK,
OFFICES
DIRECTORS.
OFFICERS.
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
mh2o-mwfl2t'
WINDOW, GLASS,
FOX SALS BT
. FOB BAM AMD TO I,ET,
•JtTmANU^^
A WBLL-LIGHTBD ROOM,
100 BY 40 FBET.
Ihft
13-HOBSE ENUINE
1865.
li good running ord«r.
BOILERS, SHAFfINO,
heating PiPfia
oa Hie premt«*s. FOE 8 Itß If desired Apply to
6KO. W. SIMOSS, BRO.. A £9 .
HaxinfMturing Jewellers, Stnsom-st. Hall.
mblAwfmffl* ns SS'f'M Srrpei. auove Sixth,
*JX) LET—
THE LARGE FROST OFFICE,
-{FIRST FLOOR),
324 Walnut Street,
SUITABLE FOR A BANKING HOUSE. mh.U-3i*
£ TO LET—
THE FIFTH AND SIXTH STORIES
OF THB
GEIANITE BUILDING,
(Formerly Post Office,)
Nob. 337 and 339 DOGE STREET,
WITH STBAX POWER.
The third-gtory of ’'Commonwealth Buildinr," Nos.
611 and 618 CHESTNUT Btreet. Can ha arranged for
offices; the best lishted room lathe city.
Also, FOB SALE, several valuable properties,
THOS. H. CONNELL,
CODHrIHG-HOUSE 01 08. D. JAYHB B SON,
248 CHESTNUT STREET. mhlS-St
Mrare chance.—for sale,
anold estsbiisbed Umbrella and Cana Manufac
tory, -wholesale aad retail; Biles over $103,000 par an.
num and increasing- Looation beatinihsoliy. Apply
at or address
mh22 6t* No. SCO MARKET Street.
fiFOR SALE—A! HEAT BUMMER
RESIDENCE AT DBLANCO, New Jersey, twelve
miles from the City, convenient to Railroad Station
and Boat Landing. House has seven rooms, in good
order vharn, with one- quarter acre ofgfound. Good Wa
ter, Fruit Trees- Shrubbery. 4c. Pace, C 1,700.
Apply to B. PETTIT, No. 393 WALNUT St. 5
Or, SAUL. T. FOX, 8. R, comer NINTH
roh22 3t* and WILLOW Streets.
m PEICH TREES—FOR SALE MR
XU at WALLINGFORD'S N ORB BET, on the «ZI
Media fiaUioad, 2. 000 good one year PBA.CH TRBR3, or
leading varieties. FOR CASH. Deliverable at once, if
dt sired Apply to
JAMES H PRICE,
mhal-2t* MEDIA, Pa
QIL TERRITORY
Several tracts of land In Clarion and Forest counties,
Pennsylvania. Favorably leaated.
luqutie at 415 PBtJNB Street, from 10 to 13 o’eloofc.
mhB2St» . _____
I OIL 11
ORIGINAX, SHARES
Oil. COMPART WOW FOEMISS.
FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
For sale—desirable build
rKQ LOTS West Bide of BROAD Street, Worth of
Thompson, S 5 feet front, 3001 eel deep,.
B J. DOBBINS,
mh2l at* - 108 South FOURTH Street.
Fm SALE—A LOT OF GROUND ON
SETBBRT Street, west of Nineteenth, 40 by 83 feet;
will he closed very low for oa*h B F GLENN,
mhlSii 133 South FOURTH Street.
Fm SALE—A NUMBER OF DESIRA
BLE BDILDING LOTS. For'particulars apply to
-SAMUEL G. THOMPSON,
' * ■ Attorney at Law,
mhll-lm . 330 WALNUT Street.
T'IRUG STORES, CITY AND COHN
-A/ TRY, for sale and* wanted at all prices.
mh7-lm* W. t£ DIOXSON, d3T-WALNUF Street.
#9 07*7 77 AND $2,066.66.
t|J><*',vy I I • I r around Boats of those amounts,
amply so cured and centrally located
For sale by K CABPEHTEB A SOS,
mbSlSt* 242 South'THlßß Street.
FOR SALE—PBAETONCAR
.Sfig^w• BIAOB—BBWaBP LAWS, MAKSB. Also,
three sets Carriage Harness. Alt nsedonly a short time.
Apply at Store, THIRTY-FIFTH, aboyo BRIDGE 8t„
Mantua. mh2o-3t*
TW O HANDSOME COMMUNICA
TIXG Second-story BOOMS, unfurnished; also,
two furnished, with Boarding, in a first class Best,
dence. Location sentral. Bsferenes required. Address
■■B.M.,” BoxlSllP. O. mh22-st*
HOARDING,—THE NEWLY - FUR-
H HIBBBD HANDSOME EK9IDBWOB, 624 South
WASHINGTON SQUARE, Is now open for Boarders.
A commodlons snlte of roomß vacant.
Gentlemen accommodated with dinner. mhl7-Bt*
TESTATE OF EDWARD C. JONES,
Ai. deceased. —Letters of Administration upon the Es*
tate of Rev. EDWARD G JONAS, late of the city of
Philadelphia, deceased, having Been granted to the
undersigned, all perrons indebted to the said estate will
make payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them without d*lay to
ALEX. H JONES, Administrator,
PRICE Street, Germantown.
Or to his Attorney, v
THOMAS LATIMER.
; mh22rW6t* No. 4130 LIBRARY Street,
P[ THE- ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of MATTdIW H. HIBSKSLL, deceased
' The auditor appointed by the o©uxt to audit, settle*
and adjust the account of J. SEBGEANTPSIOE, E«i-,
administrator of the estate of. said deceased, and to re
port distribution of the balance in the hands of the ae
eountant, will meet ihe parties interested for'the pur
poses of his appointment, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
at 4 o’clock, afhlft office. No. 84* North SIXTH Street,
in the city of Philadelphia.
CHARLES M. WAGNER,
mh22-wfmsl* Auditor.
rs THE ORPHANS 1 COURT FOR THE
OIYY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JOHN A. WILLIAMS, deceased
Notice is hereby riven that MABOaBBF WILLIAMS,
■widow of the said decedent, has filed In mid courtlier
petition and appraisement of personal property which
she elects to retain, under set of April 14,3£61, and sap •
plements, and that the same will he confirmed by said
court, on
FRIDAY, April 7lh, 1855,
at 10 o’clock A. H.« unless exceptions be filed thereto.
H. E.“WABBI8fBB,
mb22*we4t # Attorney for Petitioner.
SUMMONS IN PARTITION.—LU
KJ ZEBHE COUNTY. SS.
the COMMONWEALTH OF PBNNSYL
(VABIA TO XHE SHERIFF OF SAID COTJJirY.
) SSAJj I— 08882X9Q
* If Jacob Adams and Annie B. Adams Ms
wife, in rig hi of said wife, John Alfred Barton* Henry
Q. Barton and Mary Frances Barton his wife* in right
dr said wife Wiliiara Arthur Barton, Mary Alice Bar
ton* Joseph P. Salmon and Susan Catharine Salmon his
wife, in right of said wife, Eli Orevalibgguardian of
Charles Frank Barton, and Joseph P. Salmon guardian
of Florence Ann Barton, make yon secure of prose
cniing their claim, then we common! yon again that
by good and lawful summon erg yon summon George
W Robinson, late of your county, yeoman, so that
he be and appear before our Judges, at WILKES
BARRE, at our County Court of Common Pleas, there
to be held on the 12th d ay of May next, to show where
fore they, the said plaintiffs and he the said George W
Robinson. together and undivided, do hold two certain
lots and pieces of land situa e in the borough of Scran
ton, with a brick building and store thereon* being
lots number six and seven (6 and 71 in square or block
number thirty (30) on ihe town plot of the borough of
Scranton, in the said county of Luzerne, which he, the
said .George W. Robinson, partition thereof between
them to be made (according to the laws and the customs
of this Commonwealth in such case made and.'pfrvided}
doth gainsay and the same to be done doth not permit,
very unjustly and against the same laws and customs,
(as it is said,) Ac .and have yon .then and theca this
writ, and the sag es of those summoners, &e -
Witness the Hon John If. Coningham, president of
oar said court, at Wilkesbarre. this 4th day of starch,
A. D. 1866. M. J. PHILBIN, ProihonoUry,
t Per Hotchkiss
A true and attest* d copy.
8, H- PpTRRBSPgH. Sheriff,
PXECUTOR’S SALE.—HOUSEHOLD
■*-* and KITCHEN TURNITUtTB. on THU9SDAY.
March 23,1865, at 10 o'clock A. M., 420 South SEVENTH
Street, below PINE Street
• mbflO-mwthSi.* Ey order ol the Execntors.
rro HOLDERS OF OIL STOCKS.—I
A will exchange SSO*QCO worth of Furniture, at eath
prices, for good Oil Stocks, and wllladd ten per cent, to
tbe price oißtock now selling on the market.
GSO. J- H£NRBLS
wbes.gt 809 and 811OBBSTffPT Street.
A DMISSION TO THE SALE OP
ta MESSES. JAMES 8. BASLE & SOU'S
OIL PAINTINGS.
(From their Oallertec, Sie Chestnot street), . i
. AT THE ACADEMY Of PINE ARTfC
CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, on THURSDAY and
PBIDAY Evening. March 2M and Mth, at Vi o’clock,
ONLY BY TICKET.
To be obtained of Moaars. EABLB * SONS, or of the
AncUonetr,
; B SCOTT, Jr., .
; mh22 2t TOM CHESTNUT Street.
gfe FOX’S SEEDLING POTATOES,
for garden culture: very early.
Fortaleb^ Dßß r H & g olfi
It* Noe aland 33 south SIXTH Street.
HI GARDEN SEEDS.—A COMPLETE
■i’ assortment* and by far the greater part the pro*
dnee of Bloomedale. and warranted in every re
spect. ■
For sale by
D LANDRBTH & SO If,
IToi. 9* and 93 Bouth SIXTH Street
4Landreth’a Rural Register and Almanac eon
tains foil descriptions. Distributed gratia. It*
m SEED OATS, PRIME QUALITY,
<!• in store and for sale by
D. LiNDBETH A SON,
Seed and Implement Warehouse*
Hoe, 9Eand 93 South SIXTH street.
m LARGE RED WETHERSFIELD
ZSZ OBION SBBO*—This variety will produce a full
grown Onion the seme season, if sown early, a relia
ble article. Fors&Je by ROBERT BUIBT. Jr.,
Mots. 999 and 99* MARKEf Street,
mh!S*6t Klnth.
|j| ONION SETS I ONION SETS !-
LAI For sale in- aoamtttiag to mit. by
ROBERT BUIBT. Jr. ,
Nos. 932 and 934 MARKET Stmt,
mhlB-6t ‘ ' above Ninth
A - PLOUGHS, HARROWS, OULTI
VATORB, Hay and Straw Cutlers, with all othei
implements required hr tbafarmeroreardeaer, at
ROBERT BUIBT, Jr's.
Hoi. 933 and 93* MABKET Streot.
mhlB*6t . Above Ninth*
HI IMPORTED BLUE IMPERIAL
LU PEAS. —ICO bashels just received from London
Those who wish a very pare article should porshau
from this invoice. Jr.;
Hob. 099 and 99* MARE ST Street
mhlB-6t ' Above Ninth.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. OF THE
4- most desirable stylos made, combining strength and
flexibility. Boy tbe patented hinge-back Albums, at
B. F. BBIMBB'B Phot*graph gallery, 684 Arch Bt. It*
in FOR SI.2S—CARD PHOTO-
I* GBAPHB. neat and pieuing styles suitable for
albums, or, scholars to exchange wi<h schoolmates
See specimens, at REIKB&’S, SECOND etreei, above
Green. ; It*
ftARTES DE YISITF—ADMIRED
suiting *ll tastes m their pleasing v&rU?v,
done in the most artistic manner at B F RIsIHJsB »
Gallery,- 69* ARCH Street. See specimens. It*
Afc~ WM P. CLARK, 1626 MAR-
Street.-Newjiyles La4le«\ Mis.es’.
Children’s BOOTS and SHOES ; for Boys do., at »i
-dneed Prices. 1636 MARKET Street. maai-at
SLEEPER’S U. MANUFAO
MARKET Street, one door abov* Tenth.
J Philadelphia. mhUßt*
' AT BB&SOKA.BLE PRICES.
FOR SALE.
FOB SALE,
In a choice and select
GREAT INDUCEMENT.
GEO. ,N TOWNSEND & CO.,
133# South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia.
BOARDING.
LEGAL.
AhDSEßilillTfc
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
JOHST T. FOBD, M&na.or.
' TWO EIGHTS
OF GBAUD ITALIAN OPIBA.
• FRIDAY BVBHIBG. March Mlk.
T . Verdi’s latest Opera of
—w.l. i. lO M* DEL DSSTISO. . ._ .
m by the entire pre a of New YoHc
** jSrn»Ti b Ol ®P° Eer *
Atther a new veision of his IwUlUnt O per*.
FRA DIAVOLO
1 he foUowin* Aitiats will appear in
LA FOEZA DEL DESrrvn.
Sjgnprina OAROZZI ZDCCSE. ° '
F g btta 4dP W;
BBLLIHI. *
LOKIXI, „
BUSIKI,
DXJBBBIFIL
THB IHCIDBSTAL BALLBT
Will be ezecnled by
Mile. BENBSTIBB »nd Mlle ADBIOL.
Conductor —.— Mr. CABL BBSOHiSS.
FBA DIAVOLO
Will be produced rnitb a most brilliant east, fnclndluie
Miss KELLOGG,
Mile. MORBBSI. ■ .
Si.norl G. I.OTTI,
BKLLtnI. .
LORIWI. ______
DIIBHIUL.
WBUfLIOO.
TBB lirCIDBBTAt BALLBT
By Mile. ERaBaTIHE and. MUe. ADSIOL..
Secared seats for either of the above earned perform
aaces can now be obtained at the ACADEJf T OFMT7SHJ
tBd&kGOIjLO'S MosicStore.
Becored placet.*
OnMonday, 27th lust, first night of the Italian Opera
In Washington, .. . ahSS-tt
1V EW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA
TEX, OHIBTHTJT i-troet, aboreTwelfth. -
Tg 1 * ( WBDNKSDAY) iPTERNOOir.
QB»HX) BXTKV EAMIEE MATISRg.
When the new Local Frias Drama.
THE WORKMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
"OH TUB
GURBB OF DRINK,
will he presented, with rU its beautiful effects.
ADMISSION TO THE MITINBS.
30 CENTS TO ALL PABTS OF TAB HOUSR
‘Children 25 cents. Doors open at I££ o'clock. Perform
ance to commence at o’clock. No Reserved Qeats
Jo free List.
TH IS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING,
NINTH SIGHT
OF TEES
GEEST MO&AL DRAMA,
THE WOBKMB* Of PHILADELPHIA, -
OB T&B
. CURSB of DBIBK,
With all its Splendid Seener*. Great Cart and Company
AH the Great Scenes will be presented.
_ TBB BAB BOOM. A MO ’-EBN INSTITUTION
SUPPBB ROOM IN DAVIS* RESTAURANT, AE JHST
THE HOtJfcJSTOPS OP PHIUABSEPHIA
AND THE
SEW CaTHaDBAL
INTERIOR VIEW OF MERRICK & SONS .
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY. WASHINGTON
" PHILADELPHIA BY MOONLIGHT,
Slowing the sparkling waters of the Delaware, with
tie Shipping, Ferry Boats, dec.
CHESTNUT STREET AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
THE HOME OF THE WORKMEN,
SIGNING THE PLEDGE,
AND- ■
GRAND DENOUEMENT.
WALNTJT-STKEET temtrr^
i « Last Bifht but three of
- „ MB. J. B CLABEB.
who will appear la a most Interest 10?. comTo, an 4e Ama
tive Drama, from the works of Dickenjv sailed
fIiCBOLAS NICKLBBT.
after which the immortal
TOOTLES.
Timothy Toodles..«~ Vr. J 8. Clarka.
The performance will commmaee with
OOX3 fclfl JOB.
Cousin Joe~*-—~~
Tk/TRS. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH
HXbtkbBT theatre
HOUSES PACKED TO THE 300 V.
ME AND HRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). Mareb 23, 1885*
IN THESE GLORIOUS PIECES
THE FAIRY CIRCLE.
THE CUSTOM OF T*E COUNTRY, and
THE IRISH TUTOR.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OP BARNEY WILLIAMS,
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS—THEATRE
D FKAJSCATB DE SEW YOKE. .
PAUL JDIQSET.
WE DN BSD AY, March 22,1865.
LB MARQ'rH DB. YLLLEHSR,
Comedy in four acts by Mme. George gaud.
Doors open at 7. Corainrisesat&toS.
Ticket office open from 11 A. SC to 4F. M.
THE GREAT AMERICAS CEROUR,
* WALNUT Street, above EIGHTH.
Hem. GARDINER and HRMMINGB Proprietor*.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
The lattsh&blepsntomii&ie extravaganza, entitled
BON QUIXtITTB AND HIS -
- SQUIBB SANOHO PAVZA,
Every evening during tbe week. Ail the star riders wtH.
appear, and -JAMES MADIGAN will throw a double
summersault in the air. To see this alone is worth tk
price of admission
SAM STICKS BT, the popular Clown, wiG also ap
pear every evening during the week
Performances on Wednesday and Saturday after
bobs, eonnnet.clii; at 2B o'clock. Evening.performance
commences at 7.40. Admissionoo eta., first nor; 25 eta,
second tier. mbia -
Q O H C E R TALL
ENOCH ARDEN
and other Beadings by
N K. RICHARDSON,
THUB6DAT EVENING. March igcU at 6 o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
Ode of Welcome to the Springof 1855.
A Selection from the flay of Bich&rl ItT..
The Last Bally-.. •«..»»• w.MTrovbrldm
EBOCH ARDISN, ..^.^.Tapnyi^u
Drifting* ?v— t. KReaA
. —Hoc*
A Poem written expressly for this occasion by a well
known gentlemen of PHILADELPHIA.
TICKETS* 50 CENTS,
Forsake at Gould I *, Seventh and Chestnut streets; A«h»
mead & Evans*, Chestnut, below Eighth street: Pugh’s*
Bix?h and Chestnut afcreets, and at the door. mb22'2t*
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM, 883 MAR-
A. SET Street.
GBEAT LIVING WONDERSI
_ IMMENSEATTBACTION!
- THE WILD AUBTKALIAN CHILDREN.
These unparalleled curiosities of nature have never
been onexhlbttion in this country before. are now
at the MUSED M. 833 MARKET Street?
The Wild Australian Children are evidently of a Can
nibal race, judging from their natural proclivities,
their long sharp teeth, Ac. , perhaps the only specimens
fsom that country now living Their heads are the
smallest and most curiously shaped ever seen on human
beings, and. as curiosities eclipse the Aatee Children,
Siamese Twins, Tom Thumb, or any such -vagaria*
of nature, being truly •* Nature’s unadorned, T ’ &***
stady of whom is alike interesting to philosophers and.
phrenologists. Their stay is-Ximimd.. .. _
, These wonders of all wonders were captured about
three years ago, by Captain J. Seed and a party of
gold hunters, in the mountainous regions of Australia.
The other, or lower class, being Ichthyopagists, and
very fierce, while these are perfectly harmless, unless
very much, excited. Their complexions ate similar to
the native American aborigines. They are very much
attached to Captain Bted, who will be present with,
them. mh2t»tf
(CARPENTER’S HISTORICAL PAINT
'--' IHO, **■ lie Proclamation beforeth»
Cabinet,■ ’ at 1309 CHBeTJSCT Street, between Tnir
teentb and Fourteenth streets. Open from 9 A M un
til 10. F. M Admission SO cents. Four tickets for $L
mh2L6i*
fJJJRMANIA ORCHESTRA.- PUBLIC
BEHBAR&ALS every SATURDAY at ZH o’clock
P. IL, at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single fiekctaTx
cents. Six Tickets. $1; to be had at Goald’a, Andre's*
»nd Meyer’s Music Stores, and at the HalL ao7-tf
THE academy op pine arts,
J- CHKSTHTJT Sfceet, abow Tenth, la OPKT Dili.*
for visitors, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. jeas
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.^
A EXHIBITION BVSHY WEDNESDAY, at SK_P. K-
Admission TEN GENTS. Store, No. 11 South BiGHTJS
Street. It*
BSTaM ME I WEST "CHESTER
PHILADELPHIA RAIL-
KOAD, VIA MBDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, April 17,1865. the trains will
leave aa follows:
WEST UHESTER TRAINS
. Leave Philadelphia for Wait Chester at 7.35 and 10.38
A. M.. and 2.15,4.45. sod 645 P M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 6.25, 7.45, and
10.56 A. M., and 146 and 445 p. If
Trains leaving West Chester at 7.45 A.M. and leaving
Philadelphia at 4 45 P. M. will stop only at Media, 8.0.
junction, So “ L
Philadelphia forß C. Junction at 4,15 and 13
Leave B. C. Junction for Philadelphia at 8 28 A* ML
and 7.20 P. M. n
Thete trains stop at all intermediate stations.
Off SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at B.SD A BL and'2 F. M.
Leave West Chester at BA. H and SP. U.
Train s leaving Philadelphia at 7.35 A. M. and 4 45 ?,
M., and leaving West Chester at T4O A. M and 4 43 IV
11. ecnnect at B C. Junction with trains on P. & B. C.
B. &: tar Oxford and intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed io take wearing apparel only
as baggage, and the Company will not, in any cue, be
refcponeihU for an amount exceeding one hundred dol
lars. unless a special contract Is made for the tame.
' HBHBY WOOD, Gen’l Sup*fc
PhilcADelphia March Iff, 1865 mh2i tf
mhW w6t
gg—cmSBS3 CAMDEN AND A3V
jBHWjPfWSgELAWTIO BAJLROAP. Tritt^a
leave Vine- streotFerry.
Freight,withPas*eneerCir attachod~..~~.T.9o A, M.
Atlantic Acccmiftodation. .4.15 P. M.
Junction —SOP. 1L
BSfUEHIHG, LBIYR3 A3LAVTXa_. __
Atlantic Accommodation ~~ A. Xr
Freight, with Passenger Gar attachedwm ....ISOP. EL
Junction Accommodstion^eM....6.3SA. M.
EXTRA HADDONfIELD TRAINS
leave Vine street 11.10 A. M., Haddonfield 12.30 P. X.
Freight must be delivered at Cooper’s Point befora
3.30 P. M. to insuie its goint down the next day.
. JOHN G. BRYANT, Agent.
FOR NEW ORLEANS—TO
l ™nr SAIL SATURDAY. MARCH 25-The new
splendid Steamship •‘BTAROF THB ÜBION,*' ALON
ZO BLANCHARD Commander, is loading, and will
sail from New Tork on SATURDAY, 25th last. For
freight or passage (having handsome state-room accom
modations) apply to BDMUB D A hOUDftB&GO,,
mh2i * DOCg-STSEBf Wharf.
\JB& OFFICE WATER TRANS
SBfifI-PORTATION U. 8. A *
Mo. 871 South THIRD Street,- ;
PTTTT.AmiT.PHTA, Feb. JA, 180.
Vesselawantedto transport Goal to Southern Fort*
for the Array. Despatch* Ivon.
felS-tf JOHN#. JENNINGS, Capt * Asst. Q.
EwsKZji FOR ALB&.NY AND NEW
■BESSBaIOBK -Thebans S FLAHAG 18, T.
Spicer* master* is now loading at first wharf below
Spruce street, for tbe above points, and will leave on
Friday, at 12 o’clccb. For freight* which will be taken
on reasonable-terms. apply to
D. LFL4FAGAIT, Agent,
3C4r South DBLAWIKB Avenue.
NOTICE.—FOR NEW
■HBSSBmBbiT OBE —'Hie PHILADELPHIA. ADD
STEW YORK EXPRESS STEAMBuAT COMPANY. via
Delaware sad Raritan nanal.
Steamers leare DAILY, flr*t wharf below MARKET
Street, at 3 o’clock P. V.
WM. P CLYDE & CO., 14:8 WHABYSS,PM!*.
JAMES HASH, IIT WALU Street,
mhlfi-flm New York.
new express line, to
JBKHEHE ALEXANDRIA. OdORGETOWN, AS»
Washington, via Chesapeake an* onai.
Steamers leave first Wharf above MARKET Street,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 12 M.
Yor.Freight apply to At eats, WM. IP- CL YD B A
1-4 North and South Wharves,PhtU. jXB. DAVIDSON,
aeor«et6wn,D.C.; EXOWEBS ABO WBN. J^ruMl
» PTTTT. A ITELPHIA SCALE WORKS,
Jfe, FITTSBNTH Street and PENNSYLVANIA Avene.
» MWm , ■ DAVIS *<K>
■Bn EVANS & WATSON’S
■SIN _ SALAMANDER SAVE
WF gfOBA
IS BOOTH FOURTH BTREBT.
PHILADELPHIA. PA ,
A large variety el FIRE-PROOF SAMS always am
hand. . • : —-
IBS, FIB E AND T H I*E F-PROO?-
IMllsats biahofactoby. j L ??*||Si p ®gS ;
ffezem BSTEY’B
nBT, OOTTAGE ORGANS
Rot only USBXCKLLKB, bet OBBQUAIitIU) in parity
of Tone »p 4 Fewer, deoimed eepeoinliT for Ckaiehe.
and School.. bnt found to be oaanllT wdl adapted tw
theParlorand Drawlncßoom. TForenjteoiOjh£
Ho. IS Worth BBVESrH IfcirMt.
Also. A complete newntment of the Perfect Melodeo*
constantly on need. fea-am
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
X and unsafe TBinS<B39nw unpleasant and
rona diseases. EXTRACT BUOnO
and IMPROVED BOB! WASH.
FOR 0UST08& WORK*
.............Two Dollars.
.Mr. J. 8. Clarice.