[ad] Sheriff's sale of American Hot Cast Porcelain Company stock

SHERIFF'S SALE

OF VALUABLE STOCK.

Will be sold by the Sheriff,

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 24, 1870,

at 3 o’clock, at No. 4 STATE HOUSE ROW,

1000 Shares of the Full-paid Capital stock of the

AMERICAN

HOT CAST PORCELAIN COMPANY.

This in the same kind of stock as that of which two thou­sand shares have been sold for eighty-three and one-third dollars per share (the par value being one hundred dollars per share), and among the subscribers to which are a number of the most responsible and widely known business men of New York and Philadelphia. All of these shares are full paid and of equal value with them.

The Company has now in successful operation an extensive factory, occupying the square between York and Emlen, Gaul and Cedar streets, which can be reached by the Richmond cars of the Union Passenger Railway. The office has lately removed to the new building on York street.

Officers Hon. GALUSHA A. GROW, President.

JOHN S. MORTON, Treasurer.