The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, April 01, 1865, Image 3

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    JfT*B CHRISTIAN :
ra? COMMISSION---Gasli acknowledgmeata /or thfl,
iTTIv flcdinEilftica29e-)88&:- ’■ -■• -
* eP * GOJSTRIBtmOIS;
Wietioa fn Ohntcli of Govenafit, par Ilex! .
trick* •«•• • **••*•« ♦ *•»*•» • •
noileciloo In CM vary Presbyterian Church:
v m w. BMdw’.n.- si,olo oo
John t- Brown 260 00: ,
fa F»rr. Tl ,80 00
■Basket<soUection>">*."»-.180 89
; 1,490 99
.60 00
60 00
tntpnb H. Se*ver (additional).
ilgKjvEderFaUerfeon (additional)-
K&fcbath School* First Baptist Church per W.
® a Lev. ring, Treasurer
flollsctioii in tfortfa. Broad-street Presbyterian
Church, perJß. Patterson, Treasurer........ 440 00
jB. per® J. Pfc rvin (additional) .......... ICO 00
Cliilst Bvaxuelicat Kelormed Church, per
John Wieek# «*»•■
}5 w Cas id ay.
J. Biddle {additional). ..!* IT!'"
Cbas# Blße, Bod & Co. ....
K6V. T. W. J. Wylie, D. D....................
~ t ■ ■ • m,m es
Jjoonnt from oth«j parti of the country, ac
knowledgad Inreligion*papers ,
, , - $.'3,613 18
Amount prmoualy acknowledged.l,ls3,BZO 73
Total* - .$1,184033 83
JOS. PATTERSON, Treasurer,
bT.OKBS.
Total number of package* of stores received by the
United State* Christian Cor& mission at Central OS.ce,
for two weeks ending March 29th, 1865* wa» 131, of
which were from
PHILADELPHIA..
Ingleslde Circle, IngJostde. Seminary—3o pairs hose,
per Miss A. Helen Sabine. Secretary.
Mre. John Snyder—ll hollies of vie* los.
Lorcas Society or First Baptist Church—l package.
Mrs. Stodflarfc—32 pads,-
Ltdies’ (Ibriaiiau Commission of Walsui-street Pres
byterian Churni—l package
Calvary Church Sunday school—l box,
A Lady of First Presbyterian Church—4 jars of
pickisa
Mr* M. E. Jackson—l 2 pairs of hose.
Mrs. Dr. Mitchell—lpscknge ™
QEOBOE H STUART,
Chairman United States Cbrlutiau Comrai; aion.
It . So. 1.1 B&ifK btreet.
FIKSI COSOS ESSIOW.A.L »IS-
V 3& TRIOT,- comprising the SECOHD. THIRD, -
■FOURTH, FIFTH, fcIXTH, and ELbVSSfI TS W«)s.
At a moating held at the Provust Maiahal’s Office on
theSlst day 1 f March hr the EnHstm.nt Oommitsaesof
the various WaTfla. comprising the Flr.t Oouersssiosal
Di.bict, the following iresolntlon was unanimously
adopted: - ...
Resolved, That a "War a Bounty of
, „ MSVSNrF DOLLARS, .
and a Premium of Fi Vii IK:I.LaHS, ha Cty.ii: to each
Recruit who credits himself to the FIRSr DISTRICT.
J 0 H.X W, HICK.S, Chairman.
„ COMMITTEE.
J. M. Oil: »oo. 2d ~K-~aril. JamesU. Gary, Sth Ward.
Samuel Moorp, 2d Ward. Albert W.Smlth,sth Ward.
M A, MilJuMe, Si Ward, Jolio F Wutst, fth Ward,
j-K. Dougheity.Sd Ward. Jrh n Tiareo, 6tt> Ward, ,
■Jbomas Doran. <t:h Ware. John Ch- stce, llth Ward.
John Longhretn. 4 h Ward F. Fahy. iuh Ward. .
It* WIDUAM D. MOORE, Secretary.
9311““,, PRIVATE j rctcikes is C»S
-fS&mS.T-nALI, LECTURE BOOM -DS. 8. M.
LANDIS by the earnest solicitations o numerous la
a B ,and Gent! emen, will commence n#*xt-
TUkSDaY, April 4th, a short course «>r his oooular
. at.. the above Halt, la
CEESTLUT'aoove Twelfth street. asifolL ws: Next
Tuesday. BP. M , to Ladies exclusively, who always
attend %n Crowds ; Wednesday, 8 P M., to flfea; Timr*
dsy, 3P- M., Mausi's to Ladies, and Thursday* 8 P.
3d,.toMen. JSo Children admitted. Each Lec’UTe is
complete in itself. aid illustrated with chaste models
and paintings,- Admies*on, 26ceht*.
If these Lectures are as crowded in above Halloas they
were in the northern portion of tha oity, a complete
conn* of two months wilt he given. ;
* ‘ KBS TO LOV E ” and all h\& PaWcatlotn. for sat«
at Lecture* and at lii»Medical Office* 131*4 CHBSTfIUT
BiT#et Gut this out for reference,
Doors open one hour previous
KF* 1 SI»THWAJBII-ABrAPJOUB??E»
ijSSS' MEETISGof the Drafted aud Enrolled Citrus
of the Hinth ward will,be held on SATURDAY BYE
A’IKO, ipriUst, ?>£ o'clock, at the Halt MAKKET and
JIBEKICK Streetß.
ThoeeD>afied Men,who have notaubscribedarein
■yUed to attend this meetinii '
The quota is bow about fiftymen; this we intend to
reduce to about, twmty-fhre bj ntxt wee%, and there
stop, to as to live those who have not aided or sub
scribed am opportunity-to go to ths psoj?t.
JOHtf I». HILli,
Secretary.
mMl'Sfc*
FIFTRESTH WARD.—A MEET.
in* of '* THB CITiZBTS’S PROTECTIVE ASSO.
OATK'IS '* will be held THIS EVSfItSO, aithe Hall,
sortbeast comer of COATES and WEST Sfcieets, be*
rw« on Eifceterath and’Twentieth, at So’clock. Aplaa
baa been proposed to free the Association from the
effects of the draft; butthe coasetit of a wary member is
nec»reaiy to make it successful. It trill only beaaßs
those who attend; ihereatwM be leftqat lathe<kmU.
let eve*? weinbeT b* present . It*
HfaAIIBII’HH. MARCH 30,
»3B f IPefl,—The PEOPLE' STOOK EXOHj KGE for
Tjailvand Evening teseiozis. will he open -or business
ic a dYrs at their Boom, R« 305 08ESW0T <t ,
■irhnre sli information will be given On and after TtJES-
PiT, ipril 4, proximo
Fnll partlcniare until that time. can be obtained at
Jfo. SI Bank '‘president, By ALBERT 0. ESBSaT.
Tice A G. FIS(E3*
Sec’y and Treas « S. G/Folwell.
gPXOTTVAXISH.—A.' PCBMC
IfcS? Meet'ne ot the Association -vrlll bo bold at
SASSOM-BTBKET HALL, oa BUiVDATat ]o;i A. «.
I,wtw«a by S. J. FIKKBY at 3 and 6 P. M. . It*
JSS" CffiCVIAB VO. «
fS> Was Dkpabtmest, )
Fkoyobt Mabshab Obsebal's Ofpios. >
WAshh.utox, D.O , Marchll.lB6s. J
In conformity with the Proolamrtion of the President,
herewith published, alt .officers arid employees of this
Pare an are instructed to give prompt attention to the
receiving and forwarding or ench deeertora as present
themselves tn accordance with Its provisions
‘'BY T3B PRESIDENT OB THK. UNITED STATES OF AME
RICA, -
.• „
«• Whereas the twenty-flr«t section of the act of Con
gress, approv'd on the third, instant, entitled * Am act \
to amend the several acts hereto/pre pas»ed to provide
/or the enrolling and calling out the national forcaa,
anil for other purposes,’ requires ‘that in addition to
the otheriawful penalties ot the crimeof desertion from
iha mi Hary or naval service, all persons who save de
serted the military or naval service of the United oUtes,
whoshsJlnot return to tnid service, or reoorr them
selves to a Proyosl Marshal wi’bin, sixty days after ths
proclamation hereinafter mentioned, shall be deem*a
sod taken to have voluntarily relinquished and for
feited their rUht* ol citizenship audAhelr rights to
become citizens, and such deserter* shall be .forever in
capable of holding any office of trust or prpat under the
United States, or of exerchiag any rights of citizaas
thereof; and all peisons who shall hext after depart
the military or naval service., and alUpereons who,
being duly enrolled, shall depart tha jurisdiction of the
district in which he i*» enrolled, or go beyond the
•imiis of the United States with intent to avoid any
draft into the military or naval service,. duly ordered,
shall be liable to the penalties of this section. And the
President is hereby authorized and rtquiied fortn with,
on the passage of ibis act, to issue his proclamation
setting forth the’provisions of this section, in which
the v President is requested to notify all
deserters returning within, sixty day®, as aforesaid,
lhat they shall be pardoned on condition of returulßg
U> their regiments and companies, or to such other or
jsnlzationa as they may he assigned to- untU thay
shall have served for a period of time equal to their
original tern of enlistments* , lS „ i( t lw
‘•Mow. therefore, be it known that I* A BRA 9A 51
LINCOLN, Preeident of the United States, do Issue this
my Proclamation, a* required by said act, ordering
*nd rtanirinv all deserters to ‘return to their proper
pofls cSlTdo them that ail cMertera
who shall, withl* sixty <3 ay »f rt, mtba A ato of thl 8 P™-
elamation, via: on or before the 10th day of Mav,4865,
return to service, or report themselves to a Provost
Marshal, shall he pardoned on conditiou that they
return to their regiments aud companies, or to such
other organisations as they in»y be aMlraed to, and
serve the remainder of their original terms of enlist
spent, and, in eddiuon thereto, a* period equal to ihe
li “ B la’te»t T tmony t whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused tie teal of the United States to be
affixed.
* 4 Done
at tha city of Washington thin eleventh
day of March. In tin y ear of pw Lord one
thousand elf ht h nndrecl and Bixty flea, and
of the Ind ependenee of the fe lt . a l N 9( ( ™ s Ei ti *
eighty-ninth. ABBAHAM BIKCOLM.
•' By the President:
‘'WILLIAM H. SSWAKD,
•• Seoretai y of State.
M ‘SftaVuwm'bß
Srtid
fSSifo ' b r£,S&J?sl& JiMST*. IW !
° T C hO SearatarY of Wat dlreeta that no reward be paid
rroroet Marshal*. Provost Marshal General.
Ofiolal* D M. LaNB, Capt. Provost Marshal,.
"■ Ponilh fllatrlct, Penß»rlvaata._
OFFICE OF TH E XKKXeH COAI. j tiro
IKS? AIM) BAVIGATION COM PAS T. ■ .
PHir.ADEiPirii, March 10. IS 85.
The Stockholders of this Company ate hereby notified
asa s£t a
allow to all
j*ar a* Stockholders on the books or the Compaq on
the iMh last . after closini of tT&nefeis at o **■• *ji
that day, the of ii'ny B
pan to fch* extent of one share of new for every
sve shares then stand iny in. then D&ffisa. -Bi v &TA
holder entitled to ft fractlonsl slmll “ *
She privilege of subscribing Jor a full share. . t
TfieVahsßriptionhook. win (ho »th.“«t. 4
and close on the 2sth of May irt BF. ,M. The B p
aforesaid. fewhich timlSly wmlhlnOWOorMS
not paying fts fthoye will lose their right
io“h£ new stock? Those who desire to abtlcipatepw-
Sent wIU tailallowed discount on the whole amount of
jpeni wiu smj ~ . il. Tatnnf b!t tjsT 6*it. per RiuanOU
pU BQM?SIQIS SHKPHgKD, Treasurer. •
OPEKISG oriBEGKEaX ORGAS
**’’ mnRrH OF'the COVENANT, _
• Afßtt 17. 1865.'
t-vi, oycsiHi built by Mi. John Bobarts,
B TI J C V»a
bSJ™. fIM c be.t.uts- c. T Warn. [
?¥ nitar I W B«' Eighteenth and Sprees. ;.ud
f % Kmef Jr ,I*7 aurifet street. SaTly awUcaaon
U a M«ed.»oWa limited Bomber will be eold.
mh3s «4tAH.ni7 ' "- v —._. -s
ninCE OF 'I'llIS Cl H'Y BWPM'f ?-
nOMMISSIOif. 00MMOSWS tMH
maniKO 013 OSBSTHDT Street, PkHaAalshta
SOIMHJW. 0J.3 y rßni.AßKtPinji, March 6. la™.
v„n„. i. ciTan that ths CommUston lor th«
YoltmiwtiUff/lnHlSllt DmS^ 8 * t , *
They *re also oae W
to award to ‘ a C hSi 6 SSttpon be duly accepted foi «
warrants /orthewmor aED DOILJLBS . *
miM&'W’tt
|SOT Stieet.
-*
£$& t m * piu -
Ksf» of I'l clToi
ST MIKIH G COMPART 0? MICHIGJ.S.. X 3»
i walnut street, '
*' S. U6i, mt 10 BAKLI HqTO»,
JMI.UQ.P ___jocrgtorT.
$??!* of Ik® iappiemea fc to tho char
'k. » Purpose of adop I *"*.*- *w a T>e*lsia\tite of P*na*
oi, *866, aad ean^iosf
a ’ Bnd apPtoyed J?** f be teld on HOB*, L
W ff ! et M . at tke HOT£I». 16,
A1 > AprU 10, 1866, ofManaaers. iee<
. order £ f |BKaiShT rsfoa. Seoreta w
} «SD stmt, w 5 - k . •' ■_,
i'Se! this
IWhen an BleoUon -wilt v ' ; m*t.
|-^Ha«' 9 " a4u,iDll i H en JAGKSOS. Secretary. e’
©I.» .
| SOAD OOIIPAST. Wo »10« March2o,lBss-,. UB
f r . , PHILADELPHIA',OId T 1
KeetlnrOf tlie StocStioWets ’„Vs
rTe the ™wm!’W.'COLKßT, Sfl«retsrr.
lEgT* %ioo WARD boijktt
KBCHUITS and YBTBRAJTS enliatinff to the credit
or it® . •;
yiFTIENTfi WARD
-Will Vo paid tha Ward Bounty of ONS HBUDBKB
DOLLARS IH CASH, by
OE°. I. STOKES.Treaswer,' ■
At PvOTOBt Ma-raial’ e Offica, corner THIRTEENTH and
BBAgBYWIMBStreeU.;. v , m MI-8t
? HOUGH, ESft., WIU
: deliver two the
AMERICAS ACAPBMY.OF MUSIC
TtIESDiY EVBffllSGr .
“ THE GREAT MRT&OPOT.IS, ”
THURSDAY EVEKIKG. APRIL 6,"* * !mel “ tU “ *ftT
. •* FACT AlU> ETCTIOJf,* 1
Pelhrered Jsere. only once, upon ■which occasion, large
crowds wftM unahlo to obtain admlssloa. -
These will positively: be the last opporttmUies iho
present eeason of hearinr this distinguish* l-lecturer.
_The sale of tich~t* will corameoce at GLAXfOJTg
mokrtSo 1 S°- VII’ C l, E § T , J, iF.?’Street, on FRIDAY
rMORRIAG, March 31, Tickets2s cents, Reserved Bears
50 cents. .. •
Ample arranaetnents ’will be maae to preyent unneces
sary delay to parties pnrchaaini ttofcets.
; Poors open at 7 o'clock; Lecture at 8 o’clock , mb3o 4t
ry THE HEbB-WOEK OP Ttfg
CHRJ_STTANJJO HAS BWHJH!
40 19
10 00
6 00
50 00
100 00
20 00
„2 00
10,878 63
xhe cod flict immediately in front of Richmond has ha
bud.. Everything betokens a desperate etraggre.aad,
possibly, a terrible expenditure of life. Every mo
ther 8, father's, sister’s heart is filled with anxiety,
.waiting for news.
'Sou cannot goand biudupthe sad wounds already
made* but yon can send to the meu now on the ground
full supplies for carrying on their work of comforting
and caring for the sufferers. :
j; A STRONG CORPS OE BEI/BGATBS,
under long* experienced agents, is. already at work.
At theurgent request of army oGcsrs, tero moveable
coffee-wagons are to.ba sent forward this week. These
are similar to the one already in.the field* which has
relieved thousands of onr wounded men and so many
returning TTninn prisoners.
. ■ . 'JBE MAGBINERT OT THE COSEanSSTON '•
In the army Is large, and thoroughly adapted to the
emergency upon us. But means are wameo, in order
to enable the machmerr to be properly used, we n&ve
, large orders on hand for stores, which we cannot tui,
our treasury being empty.
We appeal to Philadelphia for immediate assistance.
Rsch hour makes the demand more
thousand dollars to day will be of more value tb.au a
buxic r* d thousand a month hence*
tod to josEPB
aEoßGE H ' S«^ii^gSk
PATISGSAIARIES -THB WAB.
foe? EASTS for the salaries of Teachers will be Jb*
sued by the gecretary of tbe Board of CoatroUMS, in
accordance "wUhtha resolution adopted by the Boaid,as
Saturday—Sections 17ib to ?6th inclusive.
Mondfir—Sections 16th to.Sth inclusiye. ■ ; 4J
Tuesday—Section* Bth to Ist, incindlns2Scb Section,
mhsrst ■ ■■■■•’■ •: -
Oil COajUPAiSfISS.
2TOB
CAHEfiOH FITEOIiIUM CO.
OF PENNfSYI.TA.SIA.
* *•**•*•* 81,000,000.
SHAEEB »**•»*•«••*••*••* .200,000.
PAB YALDB.~.«~~;
SCBSOStraiOH
rBBSIDWTCV
VANCE BTBWARTi
07 HBJtOEH OOOSZZi 2k*
BEBESTABT.
J. L. DARLINGTON,
VAHOB STEWAET, Mercer county, Pa.
JOHJS B. LEOJSABB, Wart Charter. Pa. ;
J>, O. FOBBET, Wachintfon. B. 0.
HEMBT B. iCOOKE. Washington, B. O.
SIMOH CAMEROB, Harrisbarg, Pa.
JOHK H, DIEHL, Philadelphia. .
JOHB F. GBAFF, Philadelphia.
GEOBGE O. EVABS, Philadelphia.
JAMES DUFFT, Marietta, Lancactereo., Pa.
preseat and prospective value of ike etoelc of this
Company may be inferred from the fact that It own.* a
fee simple interest in 473 (four hundred and seventy'
three) acres of the richest-teciedoil territory iaVonauso
county, believed by the'most experienced oil mea in
that reiioQ to be capable of producing: a net annual in
come to the Company of one and a half million dollari,
or three times the entire cost of the Btoch* ■which would
be equivalent to twenty-five per cent, a month on it*
subscription price, or one hundred and fifty per cent,
per annum on its par value.
The following is a description of the Company** pro
perty;
One-fourth fee simple interest la the celebrated
-Hooyar ’• Barm, situate on the Allegheny rlrer,
about two and one-ball miles feolow JianMin, con
tslnin* 292 (iwohnndred and ninety-two) acres, with
332 rods (or over one mile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leasee, each tea rods
square, and from which the owner* of the foe eimple set
one half the oil, free of all expense. Besides this, there
are two wells owned by the owners, of the fee, from
which they set allthe oil.
On this farm there are now ten wells in operation,
producing an ayerage of ten barrels per day, and several
others are about being tubed. There are alao on Itjßl
(eighty- seven) more lots surveyed, and mote than ttfty
applications are how standing to lease the latter for one
half the oil to the owners. _
Out ol tbe t-welVe wellson this Taimuhreett Me now
paying handsomely s a l* ol Which sufficiently demcm
•trates the great richness and reliability of the terrt
tory.
- Wo. * .
T, Hi# entire fit simple Interest in 181 Cone him cited and
eirhtv-one) acres, situate on the Allegheny river, near
lyCoX the “Hoover ” Farm, and a little ns*»r
Franklin, *t the month of Mill- Ban, having a front of
96 rods on the Allegheny river, and one mile on both
sides of Mill Eun, with amnia boring anrfaea forjma
hundred wells, or Lota of tan rods soroare. This traot
la known aetha "Stewart Farm,” and is elaarofall
leases or lneombranoes of any kind. _
There is now In operation a fiftv-harrel wall (basMa
several smaller ones) on.the Cochran Farm, wWeh ad
joins this on the sonth. In fact, the Stewart Farm
is surrounded with good-paving walls, and within a
short time aslngla lease of 80 rods front, on thelmms
dlata opposite side of the river, sold for 9166,000 lone
handled and 'sixty-Uve thousand dollars.) On this
lease a good well has keen struck within a fow fays,
In addition to the territory of the ‘‘ Btewart Farm,
which is believed to he eanally as good a» tha H°ov
er. ” there are an it a three-story Grist Mill, with One
water-power, a good farm-honse, and. other buildings,
hat will be of nte to the company. _ ; ...
The durability of this immediate oil section Is Ulnß
tratod by the fact that some of the walls on the Hoov
er’ ’ Farm have been pumping for over fonrjeare, wltt
out any material dlmtotiou tor thylr yield, wliite
oil liere produced, from its greater couvenieace So
transportation and enperlor gravity, always commands
from one to two dollar* per barrel more than the oil at
OU Creek.
Tht oOcmi of tie Cofe?«iT fee! JtuJfUoa In rreisnt-
Inf the followin* estimate of wb»t. frith Ttsorone
tie above land* eel le made to yield for
Se benSt of Ho atoeklolder. in a comparatively .lort
THE "STBWABT FA KM.”
Thete Js room on this for one hundred lots of ton rod*
*u of welch-can be iea*t-d immediately for oua
hidfthe oil, free of all expense toMie Company.
Bstimatins one well to emit lot (one hundred wells,
althoughthere U loom for three hundred) *! the very
Moderate average often Serrate each, would make*
Gompauy’e share would he. 400 hhlk
Data® o i daily yield to the Company, at
ten dollar* per bbl <tt 1» now*slUn**t
Sl3> 50. )■* ** ***" :*■'"*■* '■ *"** ** **** *■*■*■• +■*++•
Allowing three hundred working daya.fo
the year* this would make the Compa
ny’# annual net receipts* from the Stew- . ..
art Farm alone. I,oju,uw uu
Allowing the earae estimates fbr the ‘ ‘Hoot
er ’* 3?<vnn» in wMoli the Coxapfcny owe*
oae-loiirth.inf«fi offclic land interest* th«
annual net receipts from the latter would
roceteU from ho»
Deducttn* from the »tmo _ OFFICE OF PENS MINING COM*
- $378,000 for contingencies, would leaye dg? PAfIY OF LAKE BUPBBIOK, No. 319 WAL
-7 't»# - ■ ■ ■■ « Wi 800 000 OOOT Street!? PHiiiABEX.i’HrA, March M» 1865.
Set Annual Xneome of LEABBD' n ‘ annual meeting of the Stockholder* of this Com-
ALL THESE LOTS CAB BE IHMBDIATBLI LBABBD, for the election of Directors and »nch other has!-
.. l. r-nTnn,! A*T)ft(Usnt at a royalty of one-balf tR6Og S & 8 may come ‘before H, will fee held at ilie oSce of
If itu deemed «pedient.wt arora* , wßhe Company, 80. 319 WALNUT Street, city of Fhila-
OU, with coyenant* binding Meee to «n* . #e«. p ft a rat TOESBAT, the 4th day of April,
all possible dlllsence, to the depth of 600 or.moreaafcf ij IK5t at 3 o’clock h.M 0 . -
f mh2s-\&]& DA.YIB S. HEYL, Secretary.
••;■* vitw FLAI2T "WOBDS TO SUBSOBIBBBS* | -■-■■■ ■— —.
, AIS . 1 . At AUEGBKNT BIVKB COAL OIL
Ton *re not asked tosubscrlhe to Uds Stock-with y compaKT.—The first aNNOaL MEBTI9(J of
recelTln* large atmaena the . Stock holders Will take place at _No. . 135 South
expectation 01WS Company rests, it i* > FIFTH Street, on MO M D AYA.FTBKNOON, the third
but the bsels on whicn cue ,-a, d n ay D f April. 1605. at two o’clock precisely, when an
Uevad, will make your Investment not only <ef . ~c!ioc of a Board of seven Managers will he held,
prospectively, of enormous value. I A SPECIAL MEETING will also he held at the same
.SSSS* dollars, or eigrf mh29 « . Clerk.
v ieiit. oa tfeeeo*t of tbestock. jl
fee President, Mr. Stewart, Is one of themostj-
Id and experienced oU operator, in the State, an
lidence ne*r the Company’s prop«tyi«ndJd
drersiiht of its management i* the hast *“““!?
neports will he spared to make the lnye*tai«
AWlealiona ( 0 r a Urge proncrtionof ‘he*tjw*
,iXy teen-made, hut none wUlbereceived|^ (
«f the Company we regularly ..openey
a limited amount of the stock wttlJld at
TM^oelT wHI i>« Isaned full paid, witho^fther
hS's of BTfBSCSIFTIOIf will he open * f«t*
,iAn and after January Id, 1566, at the offlf
|e. 6. JA3WES, Treasui,
I *O.lOl WALHCT Street,|*d*,
*eidPOrarily, by .
A. BOU#i
- nS .att S. E. COT, SEVEKTH sad CHB3jT St»,
' X IMS
')gorfl Philadelphia* A)1»1Wo--
Tke Iceof ti« ’ | TTT
l aHONWEiLTH OIL OOJ&NY,
Oaf after this date, will fcelocateditie Third
Story at Hoorn in toe niTEfTTr Sr
COM 3 WIAE BtfliDlKO, So. C/TOTT Sr.
nM tt DAVID B. HtL ?gl tor^
m srS^ff.
ag
SUBSCaiK|T”
4 aadft few more aabstatoUon* f m
"'ll ■ ' 51 5CHB8T Cd Floor.,
(KSa-I'FFICB OF ML s |lHmn
B^|[PAMT,
The Di|r« of the
t» day fared * dividend of ONB P®BHt_on tae
- vatalthe capital stock ($5 per sh)>d?aT sth
16th ! The Transfer oa^e
jhShSl j Treasurer.
* i m~
- Iyidesd Biracß!>FncE OP
if HiiOAKi on, ;oo»^nrr|r«.i*ii
— J ? er il Jo'so oa PBlDiMarch SD:i, ai 3
Swret«3ui4 Treasurer.
*
IN CASH.
3FRBASUBEB.
E. G. JAMES,
OT PHILAHBIPHIA.
WBSr OHS3TSK. PA.
-DIBBCTOBB,
OIL COMPANIES,
PEIBOLEVUi
THE HEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
•PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UMPKK THE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF THI
STATE 0? EBW TOES.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HONORED THOUSAND SHAKES,
910 PER SHAKE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. *5 FEE SHARE,
NOT LIABLE TO FURTHER ASSESSMENT.
■ OFFICES:
No. 34 EMPIRE BUILDING,
Mo. 71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Post Office address. Box No. 0358, new York.
OFFIORBS.
Hon. DANIEL S. DICKINSON, PreHdont.
WM. T. PHIPPS. Vice Pre.ideal.
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
H. J. BUBTIS. Mining Superintendent, Titusville, Pa.
ATLANTIC BANE,Ho. 142 Broad way.H. Y., Treasury.
The Welle of the Company are now produ.iar oil.
Payment tor stock may be made lit drafts, registered
notes, or Government bonds sndsseurities, wMon bonds
aad securities will be taken at their market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company, P. O.
Box So. 5368, New York City; or to “Atlantic Bank,
Treasury of the New York and Liverpool Petroleum
Company, No. 143 Broadway, New 5 ork City.” or to
any oflts agents. . .. _ v mu4-3at
vrsfe THE MAMMOTH SUPPEBT
ROOK OIL COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
900 ACRES OF L»ND SITUATED OR SLIPPERY
ROCK CREEK. BUrLBR COUNTY, PA
130 ACRES IN FEE AND 746 ACRES ONATWEETT-
Y EAR LEASE.
nAT>T*TAt,. snO-OOP BHABBS VALUE PER
VM« . 1 SHARK fl ‘
'"■■ WOKKTNO CAPITALr*3S.<H>I>. f j
SCBSOBIJ-TION PRICK TO oRIOINaLiSUSSOBI- t
BEES. 35 OBHTB FEE SB4KE „ t 7
OFFICE, Ho, 3Xt£ WALBBT ST„ PHILADELPHIA.
PKBSIBEHT, *• I
. WILLIAM C. lUcKIBBIH, /
Proprietor of Merchants’ Hotel. £.
. ! ,
TREASURER,
E A MAKoBaLL, Jr.»
No. 213 Walnut street.
secretary* .
W. B. HA'S Woo3>,
Ifo.'2lS Walnut street.
UIRBCTOfeS.:
JASPER E. BR&DF, Jr,, ■ .
Cashier Oitlieos* National Banks Pittsburg.
GDFfIDY, _ ¥
Merchant. Bethlehem* Pa. /
LEWIS 0 GREEN. ; /
Of The Catholic Eera-ld'and Universe, ■■
Colonel C. H. CfclßlfcT&lAlt, f.
Importer, 114 Walnut street. $
Bon. 0. M DOiSAVAN, $
State Senator. ■■• s:
WILLIAM C. McSlßßnr. f
M rciauts’ Bo'eL - J :s
WILLIAM H/BiBNBS. ' f
. Merchant, Philadelphia. : /
The pTOPfetiiea contain tuffielont territory \>x
TWO THODSaB*O WifLtiS.tf. .
These lends ate all situated la one of h*
localities on Slippery Rock Oretk, ami ae r on S ®*
large-prodoaiegwellß recently struck to*'®- •»* » & a
lievec the Stack will be par by July, whfr a portion of
the lands will be developed. 'i • ",j .
Not less than On « Hundred Shares w £ $' e sola to any
one . and one ftalf the Subscription Rv C€ - Vtrshare
will be required of each Subscriber on entering thbtr
names on the books. : * 1 » , •
This Company is .the only Company*^ lll *
an amonnto! territory on Slippery * off Greek, which
promises i© rival Oil Creek in its prodtttioh or oil.
rFr* in the Pitt&fcurg Commercial 1 £ . „. . , •
“Tne recent strikes on Slippery#*^-Creek have
censed'aa intense excitement in that;!* 541 and lands
*Te coneeauentlj.rapidly increasing i^ ata «'
of Lawrence county, arrived to fcherdty from toe aejr
Oil Dorado 5 eaterday, and repoTts ?aft * a sw well
was flowing - fifty barrels per °H being of the
most excellent lubricating Qiialiif _ ■.
CFrom th© i'eirolenm and MiDinrJ® ttTaa *» BitfcsiraTy, J
, * ‘ A new weliha* been struck Book Creek,
near the Butler-county proves beyond a
doubt Jbo existence of Oil !n^ aat sec^on * Lands are
greatly increased- in taitiacres are said to have
told for ten thousand ,, ~ , •'
The lands of this a* B situated near the lauds
of the 'Jersey Wait and were selected by
one of tb« most oil men In Western Penn
sylvania. The .■TrrLy been examined, and are
PRurlfT—f'PßT a/ ■ nifcncum r ranees ■
fiiai'T SHARES WERE TAKE2TTH3
liTffHE COMW WiS ~BO4HIZBD
Tbd Company w? be ehurtßred immediately. /- ; . ,
Thi B op™ *>i a abort time oblt at tt«
Office of the Comf"?-., Mosey may be remitted to tee
Ti'ea'surer. rtcelpts for Btook trill befor-
W Add f r“ E *B 011C9 '-f. 4--MiBSHAX,!,. Treasurer;
-4 it . Igo 813 W&LKPT Street, Phlla. .
« STOWE ©l* AND
MINING JOMPaNY—CHEAPEST STOCK ISf'
TEEMA3S 200.000 SHAEE3.
- WOEiNC Capital, 640,000.
" £ Par value, *jl
- PiilOE, <5O GBOTS.
- Srg&RTHBR ASSESSMENTS... =
Within’ a f«d»ys a new well has bsea struck at a
dist&sce of ogpuidred yards from: our property, on
the Company are located within the
rreat Oil beif? 5^ 68 * Virginia, *nd embraces 343 acres
in fee simple?d two leasee, one of 10 and the other, of
6 seres. « ’ . ... _■•.•■
Mens and Ifpectus at the office.
Snl)6criptiß> n ok will tloie in a short time,. ;as the
stock is beirntßldlv.-sCld,
Office, 4EWALSUT Street, Boom Ho. 3, third
story, f ISAAC CCOPBE, President. _
fjAMSSM. rEESDSON. Treasurer. v
mh2s-12tf CHAS. H r BIPBBOTHaH, Secretary,
MEETING OF THE STOCK,
fas? hoisbsof ths little,kanawha and
SPRING cfe OIL COMPANY will be held at the
losthwestlaer of FOURTH and WALNUT Streets, on
MONBAY/’riilOth, at 2. o’ clock P, M., to make by
law® and «t Board of Directors to serve oae year.
* JOSEPH IS. ETTCH,
I - •> '
•:■ i - •:. . SAM.DEL ECCLES. JS , /
- TroMurer.
■ The prlrtieß of this company comprise 20 acres on
leese at! royalty on Burping’ Springs Run, Wirt
county; feet Virginia, and 500 acres on Spring
Creek, mthe above, in lee simple. The company
have twitfae* on the ground working.. t . t ■ .
A limi portion of the working capital is still not
snbscrinor, which can be hadlat subscription price,
llpereb. aftheoffice, No. CHURCH ALley.
■ mLai-tO
CBEEK OIL EOH«
HOB 838 SOUTH THIBD STBBBT.
f; ' PHILADBhFaiA Mareh 21,1^5.
ROTI - The Company bare contracted for boring
four we and expect to hare at-least two wells in
oreratiwithin six weeks. • _
Pour Thousand Shares remaining to be
sold at’ subscription price of s2.' . . , ' • . •
spestuß and al' information can be obtained
at tubSe of the Company. ■ r ' . . .
Y JOB I.EHMG, President,
I: E LIKHABD, Treasurer.
s . tJU'.ECTOP.S. - '
JOSBfEIG, ALFRED M. STOKES,
OHA£ ABBOTT. t WHBBKOEH,
|S F. L. WILDBB. , - ’
mftnttet* J. B. CHAMPION, Secretary.
OFITCB OF TBS PBRKT Oil
Southeast comer of WALNUT and.
F0 1 stleit ‘' piiii.ABELPSli, March 20. 1865. _
Tlpnual ineo.t’nz of the Stockholders of the PSEBT
OIMPAHY will he held at the oßce of the Cont
uiSn HOBDAY, the 10th of Apnlnqxt,at 11 o’clock
A*i'tn an election will be held fornine Directors, a
Setarj, and Treasurer, to !* r ' ,, jJg| h s e |^ 8 |^ year ’
' m-mwfstaplO Secretary.
J- OFBCE OF THB CHSBBY BBS
Sd ABD WEST HICKOBY MUTUAL PETROL BOM
C03.8Y, Bo 817 »• WAT3B Street, above Bace.
Ate Company desires to proceed to an immediate
deii'ment of Its various interests, subscribers to
st&a requested to come forward at once and pay ,the
anils dreupon their subscriptions. • ■ ■ ■■-■■■■-
Atuths3t EZRA LUKBSB, Secretary.
OFFICE OF' THE SfOBJLE ASB
Sri DRLAMATEB PETBOLBUM QOMPASY, 850
CHBDT Street. ....
t ' , . Philadelphia, March 20. 1665.. _
Annual meeting of the stockholders will bo ;heid
oriSDAY, the lOthof April rext, at twelve o’clock,
S ' QEOB3E VT; BDHTES,
: ; , 'Secretary,
Si" crrxcs of cobs pi.iSTBROU
COMPANY, Ho. 524 WALNUT Sheet, March
SANNTIAE MEETING of the 1 Stockholders Of thl«
tw wiU t» b»W at their officeom TUESDAY,
it ISth. 1£65, at 12 o'clock M,, at which time an
•lion lor Directors to serve the ensuing veer wilt Be
if. THOMAS B. SEAKLK, .
jiia-toßtsplS; , . Secretary,
W, 000 00
OFFICE OF THE EGBERT OSE,
CO., No. I*7 South FOURTH Sweet,
, * Pbii,apejl,phia, March 29, 1855. s
"ho Board of Director* have this day declared a Dm
.d of FOU S PER CENT, oo the Capital Stock of this
opany, payable cn and after SATURDAY, April 8,
i?he books of the Gompiny will he closed Friday,
irch SI, at 3P. H.. and opened on Saturday, April 8.
mbSO-et WM, M. CaBTEE, Sec*y and Troae.
*-353“=- WTTOESD ®OTICJE.-McOIXS
f=K? TOOK VILLE PETROLEUM COMPANY, Office
411 W'ALSUT Street; ' „ Pin eA.. March 83.
The Boat'd of Directors have this day declared a dm
dend of FIYBP&B CENT., subject to State tax. paya
ble at the office of .the Company, on and after TfiURS-
T ranifor* B ook s will close on PRU> AY, March SI,
at3o’clockP. M., andopenTflUßM).lY^prlieth.
■: mh{>9 St ... - - : Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE EISA MININO
I=S? COMPAQ'S. Fh.i.AbeWhta, Match. 27.1855
NOTTG» IS HEKEBT GIVES that an instalment of
hNB DOLDAB per Scare on each and v every where of
the Capfol Stoik of the iETN A MINING OOHFANT
hi, thieday been called in, payable on or before the
tflth flay 01 April. 186*, at the office of the Company,
No 3S& WAINOT Street, Philadelphia
'By order of the Directors. B. A. HOOPBS,
mhSStaplO , Treasurer. ,
rrgf™ THEANNEAI/MBETINGOFMiE
138? STOCKHOLDERS of the ROCK OIL COMP ANT
v ui i, fl held in accordance with the by-laws, at the
thecompanjfNo 409 WALK OT Street, on
MONDAY . the third of April next, at 11 o clock A. M.«
wLn atliecii® n will be held for Eire Dlwctora to aerre
for the ensntna-year. JOHN F. OBAIF,
. mWa-t>p.t .. ■ gec’y and Treasurer.
mrsaP* »mi)EN» NOTICE-OFFICE OF
wasbinoton AND walkc-t bund oil
CO.y N0.,314
The Directors of this Company have thts day declared
a Dividend of TWO PERCENT., clear of tax, payable
on and after April 3d next. ’’ . ", , . ~
Transfer books clo*e on the 27th inat. ini ppen April
4th . THOMAS B. SOPI,EE..
■ mh2ol3t . ■■■■-■■ . Treasurer.
BOSH FARM OIE COMP AN r.—
■ PnipAPEIJBiA. March 30,1886. mh3o-ths2t
OFFICE OBOANIC OH, COM PA
t*#9 HT, 10 MERCHANTS exchange
- x I-iut.APEI.PHtA. March22,lSSs.
The animal meeiln, of btockholdeis will : be held on
it>rU ‘ “w.CiSTILES. Jr.. Becietoiy.H
FARM on, eoaraai,
8S? riwiCE 236 WALBCT Street, PWludelpM*.
*** - hECOZV stout promt JSOO*
.y-Ksasr- ""'sat."
flhw~Kri _ PER _ TON FOR GOOD WHITE
jajd, EIGETBandJIiS rilif. —___:
r'm-ff A P REFINED R7GABB AND
-PyJ,. fOTa*le by CHAELpS
W&N&MAJ& BBOWWi
3SIE PRESS.—PHILABEIiPHIift SAMTBDAY, AFML 1, lS65i
, MIUTABT.
| FIFTEENTH WABD.
|
f.
■M On, COMPAHT
LAST ’ CHANCE.
A i timber of responsible ottizens of the
Ward hare joined together to assist ail those that are
liable to draft and are willing 10 assist themaejTUjAd
bane authorised the undersigned to maha the followip*
aU*perr ons pay in gto either ef the undersigned, on -
or before SAT EIiDAYNKXT, the Ist of April. \ *
OBS DDK DEED DOLLARS. J.
they Will GTTAEASTEB CABAS FROM DRAFT, prost
ded ihe sjnouni so raised. be suffloieut to proT« to the
Committee that the men of the Ward liable to draft are
determined to do something: ibr themselTes, otherwise
tieiSOBET WILL BE EB/UHObD - J
Toclesr the Ward ol draft, whteh is the earnest de
sire cf this Committee, and should be of ewy«t'|«|
of the Ward- the subsoriotions to the fund of LKdjS
THAH OHB HUfIDKEO be'
aslerelcfore; unless thiß is done ©iideaYors of t y
Committee to clear the ward of draft wiUb® L*til'
the Committee ■will feel themeelve* exonerated
from further reFpoVieibiiny. . . , . „
Ihe wheel mu Btthea turn, Btaudfroxa
everr fellow for himself. . • _ WILLIAM MA.■
80. 1711 Green street, or Ho.
Ho.;6OXU. Sixteenthahett, '
Ho. 1707 Green street, nr Ho. 231 TN. Third street!
P. B.—The Committee to receive subscriptions will
ho in attendance at the School House, Twentieth ai.d
Gob he street*, every evening during the weeK.
. mhSOSt* •- ' -•
S PRIZE MONEIf, GOVERNMENT
AHD LOCAL BOUNTIES Til AI.bWHO EHTEi
TAB BELTED STATBS MAEISE COKPd f.
Orders have been received from the head of wo.
Marine Corps, at Washington not tote&tdct TscraUg o
a particular claiß (as has been the case heretofore), p*6
to receive ALL who have served la the volunteer s&>
vice, orintb*rfgn]are. or in the marines, ana h& e
been honorably discharged.; t>uch persons enlistina^n
she V . S, Maribeswili receive the^Govemmeataia
local bounty, and will also be satHlpd to their share f
prize money in any capture of the enemy a ve.sel*.
For further.information apply_at ths.yeeruttlng; ret
dfzvoos. Bo 311 South FJB.OBT between 9p,
M. andBo’clockF. «e.y dAjhutMnaay^f
apl- tf . Captain and Recruiting Office^
u V. S. MILITARY SCHOOL EQB
m OFFICERS- Fo. 519 CHESTffIOT Street, Philadgl;
lunhia. OPPOSITE-IN BhPS&DBIfCE HALT,. . Y
Jli I *"** ur f. •• -j iEK H. TaOGART, Frereptor.jr
Bate Colonel 12th RegimentF.unsyivania BsserysSl
A larse number ot Secrna Lieutenants lorColorel
Troops wanted tramealateiy, ; _■ _ t.
Terms—One month, s2oi two months, ®® Soldhgj
admitted for two wtetn at $lO Payable In advance
Boohs supplied. Pamphlets sent by -mallonanpLiee
linn. ■ :- ■- ‘ mh:to-12t.
WATCHES AN® JEWELRY, *
J|| V:J E ¥fLfi;Y: - Jj!|
AT REDTJOEO PRIDES.
LEWIS LABAMTJS, '
' DIAMOND dealer and jeweler, f
NO. Soi6 CHESTNUT ETBEST, FHILiAPELPHIA|;
limtes the attention of the public to his lane ant
well selected stock of |
f.
■DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. AND WATCHES,
Wblcliara offered at REDUCSD RATES, folly cqnal|t<
tae decline of sold. Diamonds) Pearls, Gold* and 8U
ver bonsht. ; apl-2fc;
COPARTNERSHIPS.
TIISeOLtJTION OF COPARTNE R
JLS feHlP.—Tha Copartnership hitherto existing
the name of BAILEY & CO., composed of E W.
BAILEY, JEREMIAH ROBBINS, JOSEPH T BAILST,
JAMES GALLAGHiR, JAMES R. BALDING is this
day disiolved by limitation. {
E W. BaILS? is dniy authorized to settle the affairs
ofibe above Atm. •. ' .1
PgILAPBUHiA, April 1, 1865. I
(COPARTNERSHIP. — TTIE UNDER
SIGNED have tMf. day associated themselves to*
fether under the firm of BAILkY & CO., for ike
transaction of the Jewelry and Silverware' baaineis
atSIG CHESYJSDT Street . E. W, BAIL BY. - t
J. ROBBIES. $
j. t. bailey, i
. . JAS. R. BALDING.^.
; Philadelphia, April-1,3366. - ; |
£. C. PROSSER is this day admitted' to an interest In
the budneßß of BAILEY & CO, fi
Philadelphia, April 3, 1856. : apl>6fc»
J)ISSOLUTION. /}
The firm of THOg. BIGHAEDSOK & CO., in Phila-/
delpnia, fc&B been ditsoived by the death of THOMAS'
KIGBABD6ON.
Hop&r*on is authorized to use the name of or transact ,
any huMiiess ofthe firm except oiyself : i
. SAMUEL ISIMMOSS. Surviving Partner, f
Phil a deeps ia. March 30th 1885. ‘ . apl-6t* J
p A. ’WAIN'WRIGHT’S INTEREST'
in-onr firm ceases from this date, by mutual
■consent. -
CHARLES CAMBLOS & GO.
FninAUEnpgrAe March 3h -1885 - anl-3t*
LEGAL.
TTKITBD STATES, RASTERS DI3«
%J TEIGT OF PBSHSYLVANIA-sot.
WBABBAS, The DLtrict Court of the United States
for said District, proceeding - on a libel filed in the name
-of the United State*; hath decreed that all persons who
claim to have any interest in the sloop ELVIRA and
cargo, captured on the coast of South Carolina by the
United States steamer Chenango, under command of
Lieutenant Commander Geor&e 0. Morris,.be monished
and cited} ; . ,
Therefore, All persons who claim to have any inte
rest in the said sloop and cargo are monished and cited
to appear before the Judge of the said Coart, at the
City of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day after
publication hereof, to show causa why the said sloop
end cargo should noi be prononaced to belong, at the
time of the oaptore of ib* same, to the enemies.of the
United States, and therefore or oihei wise liable to eon*
dfmnation&B lawful prizs, • ■ • •••. ; ’ ~ •
The shove is an abstract of the monition issued by
the Court in the said wrT
WILLIAM MILLWARD, -
- U. 8. MarsiaLE D. of Penna.
Philadelphia, March 30. 1865. mh3l-3t »
.©ENTSV'I’WBMISmNtU GOODS.
-ctne shirt manufactory.
X The subscribers would invite attention to their
' IMPROVED CUT OP SHIRTS. '
which ihey make a specialty in their business, Also,
J. W_ SOOTT & CO..
SENTLSMEN S FOKNISHIHG STOKE,
Wo; .81* CQSSTWUT BTEEST,
jal-ly ‘ Four doorabelow the Continental,
PARABOLA
SFECTA CLES.
These Spectacles' are unsurpassed by any other
glasses now in use.
The philosophy of It Is that it responds to the wants
FAILING EYESIGHT,
And in snch a manner as to diminish the infirmity,
FOR BALE ORLY BY
E. BORHEK & SON, Optlolans,
4£« Ro. Aoa CHESTtsrtjr Btraet.
'JJ'HB “CyOL O F 8 ”
CAST-STEEL BAILS
POSSESS THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES OVER
THEY WILE NOT LAMINATE, SPLIT, NOB
BREAK.
THEY WILL DO TEN TIMES THE SER
VICE OF IROIY BAILS.
QARPKTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
PRICES REDUCED.
REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON,
- 807 CHESTNUT Street. .
Eo. 4:4 CLIFF Street, S»w York. J RALSTON, & CO.,
THEY COST LESS THAN DOUBLE THE
■ PRICE OF IRON. ...
THE SAYING DURING'A PERIOU OF TEN
YEARS IS SHOWN TO BE EQUAL TO
g3,CU« PER MILE FOR EACH YEAR OF
■ THEIR USE.,
Hjijjt thousands of Ton* of Cast-Stool Rail* are now
laid in England and on the-Continent, with the most
complete aneMSS. . Orders promptly execnted by the
sole repreientatiye of THE U CYCLOPS WORKS.
PBIUP S. JUSTICE,
Ho. 14 Horth FIFTH Street, PMlada ,
jnh3o-l«
; (J
AT REDUCED PRIOE S .
.JAMES S. EAEDE & SOWS
have made a GREW REDUCTION In their prices, and
have now In Block s Tory, large and elegant asssorl
ment of . : ;
LOOKING-GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
PORTRAIT- AND PICTURE FRAMES.
LOOKING-GLASSES made to order at the same EE
DUr.EO PRICE*, to AH every cnaraoter of space, for
m.ntels. pi EEs, wales, bar-rooms, hotels,
SHIPS. So,
EARLE’S GALLERIES.
: m h27-12t STO CHESTNUT STREET.
jg H. BLEEPER & CO.,
BXS KONOIi STXIK33I',
MANUFACTURERS, AGENTS, ANBJVHOLE
SALE DEALERS IN
FLINT AND GREEN GLASSWARE,
Have now in etore a mil assortment of the above foods,
whish-we offer at the lowestlharket rates.
Being sole arent» for the SALEH GREBE GLASS
WORKS, we are prepared to make and work private
monlde to order.
PORTER, MINERAL, and WINE BOTTLES, of a
anperior color and finish.
Also, LAMP OHIMMETB, APOTHECARIES’ SHOP
PUEHITCRB, SHOW BOTTLES, SYRINGES, HOAKB.
OVATHIO TIALB, and Druggists’ Glassware generally.
T. A. EVANS it CO.'S PITTSBURG GLASS VIALS
sonatantty on hand at faotory prices. fel6-3m
jgNGLIBH BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH ALE,
IN STORE AND GLASS.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IK FINE GROCERIES,
Odrnar of ELEVENTH and VIKE Sts.
A BUIST’ S WARR ANTED GARD E N
™ SESDS.-Parmßrs and Gardeners, andall fro wers
of Vegetables, • wishing pure, and rehable-SBSDS,
shouiu purchase their BnTgT , Si
Feed and Agricnltntal VTft^oTißa,
It Ifos qga and 9&4: St, a above ginth.
»’ FARMING AND GARDENING
TMPi BSSEKT3 —PlOQthe, B arrows, (laltlvatorg,
Bay, Strav, and Fodder-cnttera, Farm Bells, Wheel
barrows, and all other Farming Implements constantly
on hand and for .ale by ROBERT. BTfl JT.' 'Jt >•
Seed end Agricultural Warehouse.
It Kos. 038 aat S»*’MAHKET Bt., ahoveKinth.:
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE,
RETAIL dry goods.
QPENING.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN,
FAItIS MMIILLAS,
IN SILK AND CLOTH.
AMO, OF OUR OWH MANtJFACTORS, OS THE
Most Approved Styles. -
J. w. PROGTOK «fc CO.,
mh3o-8t 0»0 CHESTNUT STREET.
K W MOUBN IM STORE,”
030 CHESTNUT STREET.
JOST KECBIYED,
®EW SPUING GOODS,
' WHICH XVE ARK OPFBRIHO AT
PRICES ACCORDING TO THE DECLINE IN GOOD,
_ And rerpeetfnlly invite Ladies, who are salectfnc this
etyie ot Goods, to call and examine our Block before
purchasm* elsewhere. ■
A. MITEITS Ac CO.
iph2s' amwlm
OTIC E ; —LOWEST MARKET
PBK3E.— Good Calicoes, fast colors, 20c.
Extra Quality-C&licoes. foest stjles, 25c.
Kice vUtoVvailß, 2fic.. .
Vera - iood Muslim, 31&C.
GualHes, newest styl**-, 25«.
■BARGAINS, bargains, at
,T. H STOKES’,
?0» ARCH Street.
MBW GOODS,
xv - AND WEW FRIGES.
Bleached Sheeting Huelins,-20 cents.
Superior Sheeting Btasiina, 25 cents.
COEWBM &TODDAKT* BROTHER, ■■
450, 453, and 454: Rorth. SECOND Street, above
Willow. mb3o*Bt
]JJEW SHlBT;FOR : :1865.
THE KBSATSST ISTVSITTIOH OF THE AGE IX
HOOP SKIRTS.
J- W. B*ADLBY’B*evr Patent DUPLEX ELLIP
TIC (or double) SPBIKG BKIBT.
WESTS’ BRADLEY 4 CABY (lat» J. I. 4 J. O.
West), SOLE PKOPBIBTOBS anil MANUPAOTOBERS,
or CHAMBERS and TO and Ml BEALE Streets, New
York.
THISi piySKTIOIf eonsl*i» of Duplex (or two) Il
x.rpno Steel Springs, ingeniouily braided tightly and
firmly together, edge to edgs. making the topghbst,
moat flexible, elastic, and diirablb Spring ever
need. They seldom send or break, like the Single
Springe, and consequently preserve their perfect and
B bautiful. Shape twjob « long os any other Skirt.
THE wonderful flexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex , Elliptic
Skirt,will be experienced paiticolarly in all crowded
assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad Oars,
Church Pews, Armchairs, for Promenade and House
Dress, m the Skirt can he folded when in nse to occu
py a small place as easily as a Silk or Muslin Dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
great, convenience of wearing the Duplex . Elliptic
.steel Spring Skirt for a single day wilt never after*
v aid willingly dltpanee with their use. For Children.
Misses, and young Ladies they are superior to ail
others . , . ■
THEY are the best quality in every part, land unques
tionably the lightest,, most, desirable, comfortable
add economical Skirt ever . IW , ■ ■
FOB SALE in all first class Stores in this city, and
thronghont the United States,, Havana db Cuba,
Mexico, South America, and the west Indies. £• • •
JB©-t*QUIRB FOB THE DUPLSX ELLIPTIC
SKiRT- mh6-lm
MILLINERY.
fw- - MISS- E. CAM) WBX L,/ No. 824
*#* > AHCH Street, will exhibit Sprtnff and Summer
MILLIBBBT on TUESDAY, April 4th. apl-tit*
fii JOHNS T OPENING -EXTRA
.“#* OEDIDAE7.—In consequence of tko fain on onr
BEGTJLaB OPENING DAT, wehav« rmolvea, fonhe
accommodation of all, to keep one goods on Exhibition
the remainder of the freei. _ „ „„„ „—„
E. r. aiia. & co., .
730 ABOH Street.
ml3l 2tff*
to. MRS. R. BILLON,
353 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Will open
SPBIKG MIr.LIJ!BET, ,
On THURSDAY. 30th March.mhSo-6tlt*
f» SPRING MILLINBSRY OPENim
'sß*—Mias 8. T. MOBGAK; 4-08 ABCfl Street, re
tpecifally invites Merchants and Milliners, also the
Befall Trade, to examine her JsHca Stock of Bonnets
and Milliner-*Goods openiae THIS -04 T. • •■■_ ,
8. T. MOBGAST,
40S AfiCH Street.
mfrSQ-gt*
Pel- 'KlBtbb’S,;-: mi, 145 n. eighth
Street, *wiU open on THURBB4Y, April 6, ft large
assortment of SPRING AND.St7HSISB MjILLINBRY of
tie yery l*te»t ityles. City milliners not admitted. We
ba-ve now open our Eibboue, Flowers, Straw ,Tnm
mlsgs, sonnets, Hats, and Frames of the best shapes. .
mbSfl-6i*; • ; V. •• . .■•:•■-.'•■•■ ■:••■■
carpets an® ;©h,«ci,©ths. ;
SPRING.
1865.
glen echo mills,
GERMANTOWN, PA.
MTALLCM & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
CAJBPETING 8,
OIL CLOTH, MATTINGS, &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
509 CHESTNUT STREET.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
519 CHESTNUT STREET.
mliSo-3in
gpniKG i 865.
CARPETINGS.
ARCH-STREET CARPET WAREHOUSE,
NEW STOCK,
AT REDUCED "PRICES.
' JOS. BLACKWOOD,
mliß-ttstnSm
MAHUFACTtrRIHG AUD COMMISSION MHECHANTS,
CARPETINGS, ;
OIL CLOTHS, MATTING-S, KTJOS, fcC.,
*O. 619 CHESTNUT STEBBT,
PHT&AUBIiPHIA.
QARD.
SPECIAL, NOTICE.
The Store I now occupy is sold for a Bankini iiul
tntlon.
Mot belnt able to procure a bnlldlnf infficiently larie
to bold sir stock, I am compelled to
SELL OUT
; Asfastas possible. I now offer my Immense aeeortment of
FURNITURE
AT VERT LOW PRICES.
GEORGE J. HENKELS,
tnbls-lm 809 AMD 81% CHESTNUT STBBBT.
_ ;,...,-wa«x^-pape»B»
SPUING 6TPLES
PHI L A D EL P H I A;
WALL PAPERS!
HOWELL & BDIJME,
N. E. OOK. FOURTH AND MARKET STS.
MANUFACTURERS OP
PAPER HANGINGS
WINDOW SHADES.'
mh23- tbsta am ,- : _
OIL LANDS SGRYBf ED AND LAID
KJ in out leases and Topographical Flans Drawn tty
G. M~ BOPKIES, (’-iril Engineer and SaTyeror,
304 t Sonth FIFTH atroefc, neAr WftlnatSty.
• Philadelphia.
g. E. COK. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
1865.
SPRING
No. 838 ARCH Street.
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Tbe Fiehsrraaa’s Children, or tie Sanbeam of Hard'
FaTthfu] Shepherd, or Sketches of tie life of Key.
C ier«rryE!an’6 Cbiid,. : or Hjhtoutof Derkiess, .
Little Sermon Talks, by Carolines Kelley
Bessie Lovell, or the Power of a Lotos Cnild.
"Vivian and Ms Friends, or Two Hundred Tears Ago,
by the author of The Story ofa Pocket Bible.
Tried end True, or Into the Lijtht. by A. J- O.
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ttiore. by tbe author of Kate Blimpra,—. ;,
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* Successor to
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606 CHBSTHTJT Street.
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i.% THE SCHOSHKBQ.COTTA FAMILY.
, ALSO. BY THE SAME AUTHOR: ■ . . :
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in Bstland in the Olden Time.
MART OF MBS. KITTY TREVYLYAN. AStjryof
the Times of-Whitfield and the Wesleys. . -
THE CRIPPLE OF ANTIOCH, and Other Scenes
fJ THE^MABTYBS DF AND THE LIBERA
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Hymns and'Hymn Writers ofmanr Lands and Ates.
THE TWO VOCATIONS; or, the Sisters of Mercy at
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(Successor to Wm. s. & Alfred Martien),
mb2l-tf 606 CHKbTffPT Street.
MIS CELL ANEO US AND LAW
BOOKS—The beet and rarest collection in Phila
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lars, and other Books, eanauy scarce, for sale at M 3
CHESTNUT, Street. n,.™, ' -
j»2 3m JOHN CAMPBELL.
EDIJCAI'IOVAI.
THE GREAT PRACTICAL COMMER
A CIAL INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF
YOUNG MEN.
BRYaNT. STRATTON, St:BANNISTER’S
-NATIONAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
ASSEMBLY BOILDING.
S. W. coiner of TENTH and CHESTNUT.Streets,'
(Entrance on Tenth street.)
BOOK- KEEPING, PESMaISHIP. COMMBSgIAL
arithmetic, commercial law. business
CORKEeFONDESCE TiSLEGKAPaiKG, BUSINESS
FO-bJdS, :Eto. ■ - >
this Institution offers to your g men tie facilities of a
thorough end practical education for Business wnica
w m enable them to enter at once upon the fields ox use*
fulness and honor. - ; - _ . ' -
In addition to an extensive course in the theory ot
Book Seeping and the collateral branches, each s.iulent
receives all ihe « B ‘ e “ of .
representing the actual operations of the principal
branches of trade and commeree.
is wholly in advance ofsuvtliLnloftte
known- among the various homes tnorougiuy ap
pointed and engaged in practice are:
Dry Goods. Groceries. Produce, «e.,
Commission Houses, v
: transportation.Ofilces, • .
Insurance Offices,
' Telegraph Omc*»S» - -' •••
- •. PostOfflSPS.,&c.. «c,» etc.
Eaehof these ha* its particular work in the grand
lien, and all are arranged with a view to haruxout and
eiS’iency in carrying and practical idea of
BUSIBBBB- -
BBT AST, 6TBATTON, dt BAaNTSTEB’S Telegr&pMe
Institute, somleast corner of SEVENTH and 0 B SST
SDT btraeta; lie moat extrusive and complete Telegrapti
School in the United states. The College and Institute
are connected by : . i. _
®aSbGULABTEXsE9RA.PHXINB, u
cosstTueted for tfce benefit of the students. The piacuce
and operailens of this line differ in no respect front tk*t
of a real line connecting different cities. We are thus
ena fcled to pr» pareyoucg men to enter at once upon the
dl Th*B *1 nsUtntion offers nnmoalkd facilities, botliln
tie Commercial ana Talegiaplie aetwrtmente -
Scholarships ismed at this Colle&e are good for an un
lijLted ptiiod in ihe thirty- one GoUeges comprising the
Gall or
It PfiILAPELPHIA
"PHOTOGRAPH AI/BUMS.—THE
JL best styles mace are the patent ;hrnge-b&ck A-lbumi;
—the most anr&bje c^mbliiiag' aatT
BSeiimt stales sold at B. 3?.. SSI MSB*
634: A RGB street. « *• 1 * ” W
T IFE-PIZE PHOTOGRAPHS t Y r
Li COLOBS-Ceit&talj "tto molt tiathfy?
mode. B. F. JSKIMJ6Ii’S;itTIeH.
fco'ion. asd eolorlni, are Tjasurpasaedi^
BM-tr A 808 Street. j#"
TASTEFUL AN2> S T '
WASTED.—THERE IS NOW ROOM
" T for (evers.l well- educed and reliable ,ouiii
wen )a tts Tele»aohio of th« GOIKE®
CITY COLLBUB. TENTH a oil GHBSrHDT Btiestn.
VwJk wo»writ® weUaßdreadUT areesKaolaUj■ saslr*.
hle and sach will And great Inducements. Apollo*,
tioii'e are (leilroi ftOBUBCh » *t» S® I'* 1 '* and fateUf
gtntPßly. '■ .. : ' “
WANTID-A PARTNER IN STOCK
u AND MONEY BBOK2B1GE; oneWjiOiS •*£
quaisted with U a business, with aom? capital, can join
a yoxmg man who will keen the hooka and has a for
nifibed office in the Kst locality.
Communications confidential, Address Broker*
this office. * l _
WANTED immediately-in a
business already «Btabl!rted, n in■ tW« city, one or
more parties, who can furnish $30,000 to $lO,OOO, to take
.part in the manufacture and saie -
A hTiPliB A&TIOLB, , , *.
wMch commands a ready market at satisfactory Pipits.
The parties can have the entire control of the .sales of
the menuTactnied article, if desired. Address
C.V ? at the office of this paper. mh3l St*
WANTED-COPIES op THE PRESS
and BULLET IST for MAY and JTTBB. 1864. Ad
dins*, airing date of copies, B H. HOWSEL, 13a> 8.
bBGONP Street, Philadelphia. jnh3i-vt*
WANTED, by a toung man,
'T *. Boarding in a private family, pleasantlv located
between Market sod Tine, and Second and Eighth.
Beferences exchanged Address immediately, stating
terms and location, M M F. H. J. t ” Press office.
•» rohBl-2t* • : •• •'•
WANTED— A COLORED MAN POR
** Waiter./ Must bring food, reference. Apply at
the Office of the Keystone Knitting fifUis, corner of
OXFOBD and BABCOCK Streets, Kensington, between
9 and 10 A. M, or 4 and 6P. M. mhSG 3t*
WAN T B D—C A N Y A S S E R S FOR
"T I»IFE INSURANCE The best terms offered. Ap
ply at 43» OB BSTNUT St., second story- mh2l-lm*
WANTBD--AT $l5O PER MONTH—
"* A reliable Canvasser in every town and eounty,
for the NfJKSE AND SPY, the most interesting and
exciting book ever published, embracing the adven<
turn of a women in the Union army as Nurse, Scout,
and Spy, giving a most vivid inner picture of the war.
We have Agents clearing $l6O par month, which we will
prove id any doubting applicant Sena for circulars.
Address ’* JONES, BBOS., A CO., 600 CHSSTNUT
Street. Philadelphia. ” mh7- Im*
'A I .'.YOUNG. MAN, 22 YEARS OF AGE,
who has had five years experience in tha Ha>d
ware business, desires a situation as salesman or book *
keeper in a wholesale Hardware house. Good refer
ences given. ■
Address ««B, W. G. , Press office. It*
A YOUNG MAN FROM' THE COXTN
TBY, who understandsdouble-entry Bookkeeping,
desires a situation as Assistant-Bookkeeper or Salesman
in & Wholesale House. 'Best city reference glveo. ; Ad
dress Press office, . mh.3i.-3t*
GREATEST THING OF THE TIMES
—BOWEN’S PBIZE ENVELOPES.*—Agents wanted
everywhere. Premium Watches given to Agents. Qa
receiptof $l5 we will mail, post-paid, 100/Knvelopee,
and a splendid Solid Silver Hunting-Case Watch as a
premium to the agent. A single Envelope sent, with
circular and fuUparijculais; on receipt of Ad
dress Ju H. BOWEN & CO., P. 0.,80x4270,36 BBSS
MAN Street, N. Y. • . mhtt-pm
'niL-WELL-BOBERS- WANTED—TO
v/ FUEUISH ‘ETBUYTHIHG, AND SISK TKEEB
/WBLfeb ON SttfAfcrS BUN» in Venango Coonty.
G. H. Mot]Aßß,
633 TtfALNUP Street;:
V. 0, BoxlToS, Philadelphia.
M WANTED TO RENT, FOR THE
: Sommer, in or near Germantown. a famished
BOUSE, with stablinf and grounds attached; or woald
ho; a snug place of a -few acres well-improved in the
above location.
Address P. W>” Press Office. • apl 3t*
PHILADELPHIA.
M WANTED TO RENT, A GOOD
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snd Arch streets. Apply to L TOWSSBNU,
znhSO 3t* . 18 Jforth TflißD btreet.
m A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.
, iWS A House plainly and comfortably funmlud ie
wanted by a careful and prompt-paying tenant. Ad
dress Box 2014 Poet Office. State rent per month. mhgl-li,*
m HOUSE WANTED. —WANTED
-K&TO EBBT—A medium-sized Home, with all the
modern conveniences, and within twenty minutes of
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m W ANTED TO RENT, BY APRIL
SSlgt, a modern DWELLING, situated aboTe Arch
»i«et ard west of Broad, Rent about $4OO. Address
Bex 1937, Post Office mh2-Im*
<&A nnn S6 t OOO f AND S9,COOTOLQAN
ta>-±,UUVf* on mortgage E. CARPENTER & SON,
3*58 South THIRD Street, > mh29 6i*
m VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A
Salk IN CECIL. COHN 7T, Bin . FOR PALE
“HOLLT HALL. "—This property lies south, of and
adjoining the town of llktor, on the great Eastern
Shore road; was the residence of the late General James
Sewall: contains 2CS acres of land; divided into *even
ip.ldaand three lots, all under good f»nclng and In A
high elate of cultivation, producing fine crops.
. The Mansion Bouse is of brick, seventy feet front by
flftv feet deep, of a palatial style and ftcish throughout,
from the basement to the attic, with metal roof and ob
servatory ; two large new frame Baras, well arranged,
brick Stable, Carriage Houses, Lse House, Granary,
Coin Houses, Gcw Etables. Poultry Eouee, and every
recessary oat-building in' good order that is useful on
inch a farm; large Flower and Kitchen Gardens,Lawns
on three aides of t-h* mansion, beautifully laid out with
Fiuit, Forett, and Ornamental Trees, some of them of
large growth, water in tbe • pomps, spring, also, near
the mansion,, all of the purest quality. - :
The town and surrounding country is proverbial for
itsbealtbfulnfss. .
This pro perty roust be very desirable to any one seek
ing an investment/particular 1? to a gentleman retiring
from'business. ■
Lime and manures can be lauded on the premises,
Several trails of care pass the town daily to the great
cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and not over two
• hours ride to«itbtr of these cities.
. A' further description is deemed useless, as the pro
perty > ill be shown by the undersigned.
Price ONE HtTfIDBED A5tD FIFTY DOLLi.ES PEE
ACBB in'cariejacj—lets in _
Daniel bbatton,
Beal EsEata Agent,
Bikton. Maryland..
apl»Bw4t*
m- FOB SALE— SIO,OOO—H&NDSOME
SSu. DWELLING, LOCUST Street. West Philadelphia.
It* JOSEPH B. RHOADS, gag ARCH Street,
m DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Jo. SALE—Beautifully situated on Green Binb. Bnr
lingion,. ft. J.» irontijuf the river, and adjoining the
property of Oaph -Bichard^lliippea—--House has parlorv
ball. dining-roomtandeight chambers For informa
tion as to terms,&c., apply toFisAßlELl!* WOOLiXASf,
Reel Estate Agent. No. 70 MAIN Street, Darlington.
- Spl »W 4t # '• ••• > - • ■• .
Mfob sale or to rent* IN BUR.
LIKGTOIf, IT J.a large and convenient BEIGE
DWELLING HOUSE, thirty fe*t front cn Broad street,
containing thirteen rooms, -with, .hath, gas, &e. The
side-garden, of half an acre, ir well .supplied with
«holee fruit trees, in hearing. The location is desirable,
and within a short distance of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Station
Apply as above to
api-Bi* .
M A BABE CHANCE TO BUT A SU
FERIOR BBSIDBHCE in Burlington, N. X.ontlie
i_q a' n . trees, So. 126. Home 25 feet front ana SB deep,
including back buildings;: atl modem ooaveuieucci:
.lotSQby 2CO; fine garden full of fruit and ornamental
trees. Possession siren immediately. .Price ,5,200.
Apply to J. E PHILLIPS, Ho. SI BBOaD Street,
BURLIHGTOg, H. J. -'lt* .
J| FOR SALE.
PIKE WATER-POWER MILL PROPERTY
■ FOR SALE, -:
Situated witidu one half mile from the boreal a of COH
MHOHOCKEK, on Golf Creek, between tie properties
of John McFarland and Join Townsend constating of
a STOJSK MILL, large enougi to bold tires full easts of
'machinery, with Dye*houie, Entitle house, and other
SS bmilSgl-abdut FIFTiBN ACSSS OP LABB.
■bTOBB BARB, lie.. Sc. The springs on this property
are neyermUing. Incite« BIJL100K; & 80H3> :-
: it* Ho. AO and 43 S. PEOHT Street.
FOB BALE—STORE AND D¥EL-
Llaß ncrtheast comer of Pawn and Master streets..
Immediate'poeeeisiou,-* : v ' , , , •
BJUDbSBUBO —Heat Dwelling and Lot on Kirk
bride street, east of Point road j will ba sold cheap
A large number of Cctages at Germantown and other
desirable localities, and a great variety of first- class
a> For lief of Dwellings see North AraerteadimAJtniteA
States Gazette. B. F. GLEHH,
ajl-tr : 183 South FOURTH Street.
FOUR THOUSAND ACRES—TO
:2EcAPITaUSTS-A rare CHAHCB iFOB SFSCU-
LaTIOH. gg SOLD CHEAP !
A LARGE AHD VALUABLE TRACT OF OVER
FOUR TBOUSAHD ACRES of- yanable mineral and
timber lend, situate in Montour county, Pennsylvania,
conveniestto tbe Catawissa, Williamsport, and Erie
Railroad, also to the wesl branch of the Sasouehauna
liver, and not far distant Brora the* town 'olNoithata
berland, and only miles from ihe town of Danville;
Furroucded. hr several extensive, and well known
*Etablifchxrents. viz: The Montour Iron Works, tne
Prank] in Blast Furnace, the Chulasky Furnaces. &c.
TMs particular tract of land has recently heen tfao
roughly examined by the most reliable Geologist th it
w« fcavein this State, and hia report can .be examined,
and draft of tbs laud bs aUos offica of^
3» Hortb FIS EH btrest.
H. "B. —The above-daecribod Isnds ; are wail ttm
bared with Cheitnut, Oak, and Pine of good. growth,
&c. ■- - ■' H ;
m FOB BALE—COTTAGES, WEST
Jn Philadelphia. Price *2.500 to *3,500. Will cost
Eiote to bulla Without tbexcoand.
B. J. BOBBINS. Builder.
108 Sontl rOCSTtt Street
apl- stothgl*
m iS UPERIOR MANSION AND
Jsl. LAKGfi LOT, on the PEASKPOBD Eoad, at
AlLerbeny avenue; built in the most substantial man- ;
liar, with every possible convenience, with ttghle ana
carrietge-honee. Thu ia a delightful residence for sum
vncp n* Id] ntfif . JJ-' OLsIiNf
ap°tf 133 South FOURTH Street.
» TO LET—A COTTAGE, 3? UR
ma. DISHED, »t CAPE ISLAND. Inquire at 80S
MARKET Street, Phiiada- . apl-8t»
m OFFICES FOR RENT—SINGLE
®2and Double: on the First and' Second Floor;—in
"Walnut street, below Fourth, and ia Walnut, above
S * CC ' ll ' l ' ALSO, A FINE MANSION, ■
with plenty of shade, and a delightful prospect, eitiate
on very high ground, fronting the river Schayiklu.
ApnJytO '/j. -' JACOB M. aLJUIS.
NoAsi South FOOBTH Street,
apl-2t* Coxier of Walantf(2d story.)
OIL LAND:—FOR- SALE, 70 ACRES
V/ of very desirable Oil Land on Allegheny mer
near President; 180 rods front. g OSLEE Jr.
It* 148 South THIRD Street, ’dd Floor.
CLIPPERY ROCK CREEK, PA,
REAL GBOOHD-FLOOR IHTEBEST3.
Is about being purchased.
TWO ORIGINAL CORPORATE SHARES YET TO SE&Ii.
: It* Address Box 226, Phiiada.. Post OfSte*
TO LET—
.X THE OFFICES No*. 236 and SSS CASTER’S
Alley. - '
In the Old Post Office BnUdlfiff/'
-Also the fifth, and sixth s-toriee of same building.*' ‘
*The third story of the ri
OOMMONWSALTH BtJIIiDIHG,,,,
Hob 8U and 613 CHBSTJI ITT Street;'
Suitable for an Exchange - - ' ■ ’ "
Laited by 28 window*.” ■
• . THOR' H. COHHBIIXI
. .. : fc °T"jiaff
-i . »4S* OHBK"
nnn —eor sale,
of this amount,j
typearFrankford,- B. C.*~
mhp*t*r »- rt
WAK^S.
FOR SMJS AND TO LET.
A moat valuable property for
OIL PURPOSES,
OBT SLIPPERY KOOK CREEK,
ippllto
THE PHENIX MANUPAOTURINO
A COMP ANT will offer for sale at
HtJBLIo AtTCTtOtf,
OH THTTHBDAY, THB Gth OFAFBEL HHC*, 1
_ALIi THE OOTTOIf MAeHIOT3RY,
FHEXZX MILLS, PATERSON, E?£W JERSEY*
Adapted for the making of Cotton Back, vt*;
26 Cotton Card#, ?0 inches, with tho Pickers, Railway
Heads, Drawing sad .Speeders’ Frames, all coxaPieta.
with Cans, Bobbins* £«.
S 3 Spinning Frames, 132-spindles each; 16 Framed
2H- incli Traverse Gore Frames; 7 Frames, 2 inch Tra
.Terse.- . ..
2 pair Male*. 2,600 spindles.
: >4 Twisters, 780 spindles
62Fowejr Looms. for weavta* cotton or flaxdnck, &2f
oomplets, with Shuttles, Winding Frames, Bobbins*
Heeds, and Harness.
2 T&rn Presses 6 ft. bundles eacki
1 Tarn Press, 30-ft. bundles.
2 Balling Machines
12 Cotton Keels, &e. •
Cane, Bobbins. Belts, Warp Mills, *«.
Lot* of Hand Hackles for flax. __
mb2B 9t BENJAMIN B. TILT* President.
CTEBR & CHAMPION, AtfCTIOU-
O 23££g, Office 1130 and 1138 EAC£ Street;
■Will sell on 'jtOKDAT, .
April S 3, at 10 o'clock A. M. , at 805 Arelt ateeSS. Bur
rtei:k of IiEST-ctASS iniiriroKS stobb,^
comprising i33i pari of etegeres. tete-a-tetes, bureawt
wash stands, bccjnet tables, 'boot eases and secrefcatied,
•whatnots, "wardrobes, pi an o s too la, libra' y tables, beaa
fets, hanging batracks, hafctland#, B. W. pmor chain*
ease-seat a&d diningroom chair#, towel racks, cottss*
sniteß, CEmp ttoois,. OCkers. &6., &c -
The above sale is worthy thd attention of housekeey*
era and dealers, as the owner is declining: the busiaas**
and every article will be sold without reserve, and *tf*
all made from the best and finely-seasoned materials*
lor a first class city trade.
Also, the office fixtures of the above eiore.
Alto, tools, workbench, hair cloth, varnish, brashes*
cans, &c.
Catalogues ready early morning of sale,
Goods now on view.
TSIEW CHESTHTJT-STREET THEA*
-A' TEE-CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
TBIS <*ATI7KI>AY).AFTERNOON, April 1,
T RIBTY - EIGHTH GKAND FAMILY M&MM*.
when the GKE AT MOE*L DRAMA,
THE WORKMEN OF PHILADELPHIA?
"will be performed.
. Admission to the Matinee, . '
SO CEBITS TO ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE.
Children 25 cents. Boors open- at \% o’clock; per
formance to commence at o’clock.
THIS ISATUKDA?) NIGHT,
. AGBAND MONSTER BrLL,
- The evening's performance will commence with Mle*
L&ur&Eeeae's New Local Drama in4act». styled
THE WORKMEN OF PHILADELPHIA,
OR THE
CURSE OF imNK.
To conclude with the admirable Mu*ical Comedy.
THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
Gertrude, with songs. Mrs. Sophie Oimber Kahn*
Chakobop Time,— Boors open at ?o'clock; tocom
mence at 8 o’clock.
THEATRE.
THIS (BATU SDAT) EYENING, April 1,
The performance will commence with
VIO'TojRIJHS; :
Or, A Working Girl’s Bream,
with, an excellent cast of characters.
To conclude with *
THE HIDDEN HAND.
Wool.,
MajorlraWarfield......<* EL B U*y
Capit0ia.~.~....~.......... ......... Mrs. Q. Beard
WALNUT-STBEET THEATRE,
. TT MONDAY EVENING, April 3,
VESTVALI,
VESTVALI.
VE3TYALL
MAGNIFICENT.
MAGNIFICENT.
MAGirrFrcENT.
5b her traaurpassed aad aa Approachable doable share**
ter of
GAMEA,
TTTg
FOP.IUHE-T81.1.88.
FOBTOKE-TELT.SB.
FOR TOSS TBiiLEB;
Songs. Choruses, Daiceß, and a beautiful Tableau. IV*
M KS - JOHK BREW’S hew arch*
i-~J- fcTESET TSEATRE.
LAST* NtGHT POSITIVELY OF
MB 4BiS. BARI*BIT WiLLIAiiV
10-SIGHT (SATURDAY).* April VIM&-
“BBAISDY MAGUIEB.’ f
’‘LATEST FROM NSWTOEE.”
* ASH “ ALL HALLOW BYE.’ *
Mr. and Mrs. "WILLI in &U the pieces.
MOBDAY—BDWIET ADAMS.
TV/TR. DEMPSTER, ;COMFOSER O?
jJX. * 1 The May Queen, 1 ’ “Lament of the IrishStal*
grant,” Ac * haying recently returned from Europe*,
■will give a
BALLAD ESTBKTAIBMENT OF HIS MOST FOCTJ-,
L*B SOUQS AHD BALLADS.
- AT THE MUSICAL FUaD; BALL,
OB MOU.DaY BVBNIKG, April 3d,
which will include the “THE MAI QTJBSS.” .
Tickets, 50 cent? each. Eeaeryed seats, §0 cant* extra*
.with comber* attached, may be teemed at Mr. J. S.
GOULD’S Music Store, cornes of SEVENTH kse£
CHESTNUT Streets, where & plan of the Hall may be
seen.
To commence at 8 o’clock. mh2s- gtatham&fc* :
VTISS EMMA HARDINGE -WILE DE»
LIVES * course of three Lectures at
MUMOAL FUKD HALL.
First Lecture, TUESDAY EVENI&G- April 4. Sabject;
“AMERICA ABUSES PRESIDENTS. 7 ’
Second lecture, MOBDAT, April 10th.
Third Lecture, THURSDAY, April 13th. _
Tickets for the Course, with, secured seat*.. •«*•s! 0»
Reserved - 60
Admieeion 25
For sale at, Pugh‘g Beokstose, and at Gould’* and Leefe
& Walker’s Music Stores.-. ••■•-••. ", :■'' - " ' "It* '
OERMANIA ORCHESTRA.- PUBIiIG
U BEHKAKPAM every SATUEDAT at 3% o'eloefc
F, M., at MUSICAL FOTB HALL. Single Ticket*. 2
caste. Six Tickets, $1; to be bed at Trumoler’a, As*
die’s, and Mayer'a Moalc Stores, and at the Sail. 807-B
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ABTSe
-A OHESTHUT Street, above Tenth, la OPBH DAISY
forvisitora, from 9 A. at. to 6F. ft.: jaS*
g O. ST2DMAN & C 0„
5? BXCBASeE PLACE, SEW TOBK,
BANKERS AND BROKER 3.
JOHH COLLIBS.
DEPOSITS ASTD. COMMISSIONS BKCBrVED OJT FHK
HOST FAVOBABLB TBBMS.
BOUGHT and SOLD strictly on commission at tha
Regular Board. This business is a spacialty with-us.
Our facilities for its transaction, and our information a»
: to the condition and srospects.of tha various Oil Stocks,
w» believe to be unsurpassed.
. -&»'■ Correspondents please observe that we have re*
moved from SO Broad street to our neff JBAUKIHfIt-
OFFICB, 80. 57 EXCHAHGB PLACE.
ah2l-tnths6t*
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,OFFICE
A OP “THE COMPTKOLLES O? THE eUBBENOT, ,
Washutotgn > January 25,1865
Whereas , By satisfactory evidence presented to Ahe
undersigned, it has beenmadato appear that TBS
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK O? PHILADELPHIA,
in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia. ana State of Peacsylvsma. haß been duly orga
nized under and according to the requirements of the
Act of Congress entitled ** An act to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof, ” approved June 8,1864, and has complied 'With
all the provision* of said act required to he complied
with before commencing the business of banking under
said Act-*-. .... ./■■■..■
Now, therefore* I, HU GET McOULLOCH, Corajc
troller of the Currency, do hereby eerUfy Ahat THE
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANKOF
In the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, it authorised to com
mence the business of banking under the act aforesaid.
Currency.
Comptroller oi the Currency.
f£HE FRANKLIN SAVING FUND,
MO. 136 SOUTH POUETH STBBEr, BBEOW
CfiESTJfDT* -
Pars five per cent. Interest on Deposits. Agents for
the sate of united Stales 7 3-10 Loans at Par Govern
ment, State sad City Loans and Stoe&s bought »nd sold
for depositors and others on Commit sioa. - mbit 3nt
WILLIAM H. WAYNE,
T T Bate Discount Clerk Bank of Morth America,
STOCK and BILE BEOKE3, <Ko. 16 BANK
LOHJ2S, ScocVf, Ac., purchased and sold at the PMl*.
delpMa Stott Board-- Money procured on collateral*.
Proralsfiory notes negotiated. &s.. Ac. mMO-Un
COUNTRY BOARD IS WANTED BY
the Advertiser for himself and ‘wife for the summer
seaeon. in a healthy. dry location, of easT access dally
from the city. Address Box BS3 Post Office. -
• rnhSO-thsit* v , • - . : ■ . ~
WANTED—BY A FAMILY OF FOUR
»" adults and three small children. BQAJBDiNGI, for
about five months, in a aniet, comfortable conrtry or
fann honse, near and convenient to the city. Address
P. O. Box 1577, with particulars. mhSl-2t*
esmmm.s ut^ s S
BOAD, VIA MKUIA. 7*
.
On and after MOHDATffiApfl)'l7/IB6S, the tralnaylU
Leare PiOadel“l»;yoriW;«t Cbeeto- <!&«••
PhHadelphifatd’tfßlt^
Jnnction^leirMUiaj^h
- LeiWPfcHadjjjteSP^
B.Cjgy^
*nd7.soP^Ks
ThesetrfrA*^
SjP^
APCTIOtf SALES.
At 11 o’clock a. M,,
How In goo 4 rUSsla* oiaar, aUhe*
AJSOBSJSfIiUffIKTB.
GAMBA,
FHfASCIAL.
PETROLEUM STOCKS
EHBLUND C. STEBSEAtTi
OHARI.ES- E. CLARKE,
THOMAS M. NEWBOULB.
BOAJSBWe.
GAKEA.
co., e
tos row 4 '
tan.
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