The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-09

ANDREW MEIAFFEY, Philadelphia
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, Philadelphia.
ROBERT CLARKsoN Of Clarhron 4 Co., Bantsn,
No. l2l 8. Third street, PhiadeIphA.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, on City. Pennsylvania.
OFFICERS.
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ALBERT Il. HucotAy, sew York.
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ANDREW ArEaAfElf Philadelphia,
p.ts.uaaR.
A.y. STOUT, rrcsdent sh.s and Leather Bank New
York.
srcntrARY.
EDMUND Q. sTEDMAN.
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WILLIAM II. ANTHoN New York.
ADAM c. ELLIS, Kew York.
BAEEtRs.
SHOE AND LEATHER BANir, New York.
CLAKKsoN & CO., Philadelphia,
OFFICES or THE CoApABr.
No. % WILLIAM Street. New YORK
No. III s. THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
CAPITAL sToCK............. ..,....., $4,000 Shares
AT THE NOMINAL PAR OF s. EAcrt-sUBsCBP-
TIoN PRICE,.sl PER sJABE,
stock subject to further assessment
25oOO shares to be sold IN payment Tor the lands Lease
holds, and producing interests Of the Company The re-
naming
10000 SHARES, OR 100000, RESERVED FOR WORK
ING CAPITAL.
The New York and Philadelphia Petroleum Company
has been organized with the greatest by experienced
capitalists Of the two Cities whose are united in lis
1t win be managed
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE INTERESTS OF ITS
STOCKHOLDERS
No pains have spared toiplace genuine and
substantial footing. Most valuable and extensive tracts
Of oil and Coat land have been secured IN FEE, and
lcasehold PRODUCING INTERESTS I'm the heart Of the
yenango County Pa OIL region. Attention is invited
the following schedule Of the Companys property noud
ing FEE SIMPLE TERRITORY, LEAsEHoLDs, PRO-
DUCING WELLS, and wells in various stages Of COM
petion:-
No. l. 80 Of bottom land IN fee the Allegheny
river having frontage Of nearly nile New
lO-hoIse power engine and fixtures Two wells sunk to
the depth Of 800 feet and already filled with OIL Room
for 20 more wells.
No g $40 acres ofrch land in fee lying nearly oppo-
site the above, havnga mile Of frontage PrAther
and Bennet runs. Well supplied with timber.
No3 Lease interest the famous widow McCin-
took Farm" Oh creek. One well down and testing;
another just ready to tube third just started. Two
nrstclass engines. Tubiug, tools, fixtures, team,
wagons &c,
No. 4. Same interest in lease the well-known
"Hamlton McCllnock Farm" oil creek. One well now
being tested already yielding twelve barrels daily, and
rapidly increasing. Others going down Two new en-"
gines with fixtures complete
No. o. One. twelfth of two leases the Chpp Farm,
near the great Williams and stanton hundred barrel
wells. On this property is "Sherman Wel No. p" now
down FIVE hundred liect engine, &C. &C Room for more
wells.
No G. One-slxlocnh Of the fee in ny-,even acres OF
Coal Land, adjoining the Cranberry Coal CompanyS
Leds This property OF the utmost value to
TONS supplying us with at all seasons and when
other companies found to be idle for want Of
fuel.
From these estates. tho Trustees assured Of their
ability to declare LARGE AND REGULAR MONTHLY
DIVIDENDS, and of the pee y appreciation of the shares
to MARKET VALUE FAR ABOVE THE sUBsCRP-
TON PRICE.
The INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE sent from New
and Philadelphia, whose favorable report printed
with the prospectus speak in unlimited terms Of the Com
pOny's properly and prospects.
Books for ORIGIGAL SUBSCRIPTION viii be opened on
WEDNESDAY December 7,
at the offices of the Company and at the New York. Phla-
! dcphla, and Boston banking houses named below.
Prospecuses, maps, and detailed information at either
! subscription Office.
The public assured that whether for Investment or
! obtained.
/ SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS:
! BROADWAY BAhK, corner of Park place, New York
! POIHAMIUs q JACKSON, no. 43 Exchange place
! New York
ALBERT II. EICo ,AY & CO., No 50 wan street, New
! York.
CIARKseE 4 CO., No. l2l s Third street, Phladsl-
! phis.
1 J. C. MARTIN, Banker and Broker, b Boston l75-et