The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-07
NAV IoRK ~ FEMaDELPaIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Organized Under he Laws Of New York,
TRUSTEES g.

TRUST EDS g.
FRANCIS A. PALMER, President Broadway Bank,
New York
NATHAN RANDALL, EE- President United States
Telegraph Company, New York.
ALBERT II. RICoLAY. Of Albert II. Eleolay & Co.,
Brokers and Auouonecrs, No 81 william street, New for
EUeEEEJ JACKSON, ofPolhamlu, a Jackson, Bank
ors and Brokers' No. 43 Exchange place, New York.
EDMURD c. sTEDMAN Secretary Kew York Petro-
leum Stock Board and Broker No. % Broad street. New
York.
ANDREW MEHATFEY, Philadelphia.
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, rhnadeiphs
ROBERT CLARKsoN, Of Clarksou 4 Co., Bankers
| No. l2l g. Third tuee! Philadelphia.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, OIL city, Pennsylvania.
OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT.
ALBERT II. NICoJAY, New York.
yIcR PRESIDENT.
ANDREW NEHAFFEY, Philadelphia,
| TREASURER.
! Av STOUT, President Shoe and Leather Bank New
| Iork.
| sECnErLTT.
EDMUND C. sTEDMAN.
| COUNSEL
| WILLIAM II. ANTON, New York.
ADAM q. ELLIS, New York
BASKKRs.
SHOE AND LEATHER BANK New York.
| CLARKsoE CO., Philadelphia.
OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
| No. % WILLIAM Street, New York.
No. I2l 8. THIRD street, Philadelphia.
| CAPITAL sToCK............ .........SooCO SHARES
AT THE NOMINAL PAR OF IS EAcH-sUBsCRP,
TIoE PRICEAS2 PER SHARE.
Stock subject 10 no further assessment.
10000 shares sold payment FOR 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 Cempanl
has been organized with ,he greatest by experience,
capitalists Of the two cities, whose Names united in ii
own. It viii be managed
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE INTERESTS OF 1T
| STOCKHOLDERS
No pains have been spared place II genuine ant
substantial footing. Most valuable and extensive tSot
| Of OIL and Coal land have been secured IN FEE, ant
leasehold PRODUCING INTERESTS in the heart Of th
Yenango County (Pa) oil region. Attention is in vited
following schedule of the Companys property, nOud
ing FEE SIMPLE TERRITORY, LRAsEHoLDs, PRO
DUCING WELLS, and wells in various stages Of com
| pletion:-
No. % Of bottom land In fee the Alleghen
river, having water frontage Of nearly nile New
l0-horse power engine and fixtures. Two wells sunk t
tie depth OF 300 feet and already nlled with oil. Room
for 40 more wells.
No q $40 acres Of rich oil land in fee lying nearly oppo
site the above, hRvnga mile of frontage Prathe
aDdBennet runs. Well supplied with timber.
| No. 3. Lease interest ON the famous widow McCn
took Farm" OIL creek. One well down and testing
another Just ready to tube third Just started. Tw
nrst-clsss engines. Tubing, tools, fixtures, team
wagons, &c. &c
No. T. Same interest in lease on the well know
"Hamilton McClinock Farm Oil creek. One well nov
being tested already yielding twelve barrels daily, an
rapidly increasing. Others going down. Two new en-
gincs with fixtures complete
No. b. One twelfth Of two leases on the Clapp Farm
near the great Williams and Stanton hundred barrt
wells On this property fisherman Well, No. 2" nov
down five hundred lfee engine, &c. &c Room for NOR
wells.
No G. One sixteenth of the fee in nhy-Ieven
Coal Land, adjoining the Cranberry Coal Company
beds. This property Of the utmost value to operf
TONS supplying with coal at all and when II
works other companies found to be idle for want
fuel.
From these estates, the Trustees assured Of the
, ability to declare LARGE AND REGULAR MONTH";
DIVIDENDS and ofthe pee iy appreciation Of the sbar
: to MARKET VALUE FAR ABOVE THE SUBsCBl
y | TIoN PRICE.
: The INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE sent from Ne
York and Philadelphia, whose favorable report is print
with the prospectus speak in unlimited terms Of the Con
pAnys properly and prospects.
Books for ORIGINAL SUBSCRIPTION viii be opened
Z WEDNESDAY, December 7,
at the offices Of the Company, and at the New York, Phil
delphia aud Boston banking houses named below.
Prospectuses, maps, and detailed information at 9th
subscription office.
The public are assured that whether for investment
speculation better security than these shares can
obtained.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS:
BROADWAY BANK, corner ofPar place, New Yort
POLHAMIUs & JACKSON, No. a Exchange plaC
New York.
ALBERT II. NIcolAY * CO., No. 81 Wall street, Ne
York.
g CIARKsoN a CO.. No. III s. Third street, Philsd,
phlA.
J. G. MARTIN, Banker and Broker, Boston. y 5-G
E WASHINGTON AND WALNUT BEN