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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-11-25
Internal Revenue.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX
5 PER CENT.
Second Collection District Of Md

Office at Court House, in Bel Air. J.
Be ii resolved BY TIE Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States Of
.4merica in Congress assembled, That, in
addition to the income duty already i'm
posed by law, shall he levied, assessed,
and collected on the first day of October,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, special
income duty upon the gains, profits, or in
come for the year ending the thirty-frst
day of December next preceding the time
herein named, by levying, assessing, and
collecting said duty of all persons residing
within the United States or of citizens Of
the United States residing abroad, at the
rate Of five per centum on all sums exceed
ing six hundred dollars, and The same
shall be levied, assessed, estimated, and
collected, except as to the rates, according
to the provisions of existing laws for the
collection of an income duty, annually,
where not inappicable hereto and the
Secretary Of the Treasury il hereby au-
thorized to make such rules and regula-
tons as to time and mode, or other mat
tiers, to enforce the collection of the spe-
cial income duty herein provided for, as
may be necessary Provided, That in es-
timating the annual gains, profits, or in
come, as aforesaid, for the foregoing spe-
cial income duty, no deductions shall be
made for dividends or interest received
from any association, corporation, or COM
pany, nor shall any deduction be made for
any salary or pay received.
Approved July a, 1864.
In pursuance of above law, those per-
sons assessed are requested to pay the
above tax in twenty days from this date
otherwise the law in regard TO penalties of
said law, will be enforced. ..
| will be in HAVRE-DE-GRACE, at
Ilopper's Office, to receive the above taxes,
on
Friday, the 9th of December.
Office open daily from 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
to 3 P. M.
d. McGONIGALL,
Deputy Collector.
November 18th, 1864.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-11-25

W oisNu6 ~ S1ui-
ELIZABETH KoLK, ct al. ty.
ORDERED, this 23d day of November,
" 1864, that the sale made and reported
by Archer H. Jarrett, trustee in the above
named case, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the Cd day OF January next;
provided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Hartford
county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said Cd day of January
next.
The Report states the amount of sales
to be $45l.00.
VIM. Fl. DALLAM, Clerk.
True copy, Test,
no25 VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-11-25
Public Sale.

5 Work Horses, l two-year old Colt,
Cows, Hogs, Sheep, four-horse broad
tread Wagon, four-horse Lime Wagon,
narrow tread, l'two-horse Spring Wagon,
l ne-horse Threshing Machine, l four
horse do, l Mower, l Montgomery Fan,
l Wheat Screen, Flows, Harrows, Guilt
vators, Plough Gears, Wagon Harness,
Corn by the barrel, Hay,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-30

After the organization, the regiment
formed and marched to Camp Roberts,
which is their present beadquerters.
AT meetiRg of the line officers, Capt.
Henderson, OF the Gath Iowa Infantry,
was unanimously recommended for
Colonel, and Capt. Egbert, formerly of
the ed Iowa cavalry, was unanimously
recommended for Lieut.. Colonel. Can't.
Hopkins, formerly Lieutenant in the It'll
Iowa infantry, was recommended for Ma
jor. The vote on Major was divided, but
Captain Hopkins had majority over all
The STUDENTS CoMpAsY.-As fine
an appearing company of men as has been
raised in Iowa under the late call, or any
other, is Capt. Borland's CONF sny, which
entered camp here on Friday last. Itnum.
bers 50 men, of which 80 are students.
and three are Professors. Forty Eve en-
listed from the State University ct Iowa
City, and the balance come in about enual
numbers from Western College and Chr
nell College. The Professors are Calvar
Professor of Gymnastics and Military
Drill, State University; Prof. Borlani
tutor in the same institution Prof. Ev.
ersoll, of Western College.
The officers are: Captain, Charles E.
Borland lst Lieutenant. Perry, of the
Western College Cd Lieutenant, Stevens.
of Cornell College; Orderly Sergeant. A.
A. Bloomer, of the State University.
The men who make up this companv
are all young and vigorous. Only two
have reached the age OF twenty Eve years.
while the ages of the rest are from Is to
% years of age-slI healthy, vigorous
and brave, patriotic young men, who have
thrown aside grammars to pick up the
musket. deserted Virgil to scan the rebel
foe-left Euclid in the lurch, the sooner
to solve the more difficult problem of
war. These young men enter into the
spirit OF camp life with right good will,
and will doubtless make valuable soldiers.
-(Dav. Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-30
IOWA ITE ms.

The Federal Revenue. consisting Of
tax on manufactures, alone collected in
Dubuque for the m onth Of April. amount
ed to SIC, 4S9 81.
The Bloomfield Clarion says a most
destructive hail storm passed over = por-
ton of Davis county on Monday last.
The hail is said to have been four or FIVE
inches deep. on the level.
Bottom lands along the streams were
flooded, bridges and fences carried away,
and all kinds of vegetables severely in
jured Corn and oats, much of which
was already up. was literally washed out
of the ground.
The State University has become al
most female institution since the young
men left for their campaign South. The
few remsining look lonesome and discon-
ISOLATE Some Of them are very anxious
10 60 along, but pa said no. Some are in
such stage of their studies that they
cannot leave.
We hope the young ladies will treat
them kindly and console them all they can.
- Iowa City hep.
The Iowa Medical Society meets in
Iowa City June LIST.
"A little girl, aged about seven years.
daughter of Mr.. Olive OF this place, died
very suddenly on Tuesday evening last
1t is supposed that she was poisoned by
eating some toad-stools, while playing
about the stable.-[Indianola Bsnder.
The Davenport Gazette of Thursday
says:
The oath regiment-one hundred days
men-was organized at Camp Mcclellan
yesterday morning. This regiment con-
sists of the following companies and off,
GERS:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-30

Whether Gen. Grant is succesrful or an.
successful in bis present and futsrs move
ments towards Richmond. he has at least
taught our former commanders upon the
Potomac that an army can move thoash
it travels over or through Virginia mud.
In the days Of '1ittslans" ) esstle sun-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-30

Some little idea of the amount of
emigration through this State can. b
formed by the fact that 100 teams crossed
the Des Aoines, at Dss Moises City, Ii
a day. bound Wessward.-[ Muscatins
Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-30

w I H D U Z A RIV ALI
And justly deserves the reputation II has long enjoyed
in Central America and the West Indies. In
p Y s P e p STA

And Its attendant train 81 symptoms 1t acts more like
charm than meicine- There is nothing in the Who'll
range OF the Maeris Melca that for moment bear
\ comparison With IL III this disease
full account of this wonderful plant may be found In
the 18th edition Of United States Dspensafory on pa
ges 1881 and 1888 =
series of experiments in which DR. Bull has been for
engaged has just been brought to q successful ter
fninston And he is enabled to offer to the public
combination Of CEDR0S with other approved tonics the
whole preserved in the best quality u copper dstilled
Bourbon whisky, which he is confident equal In
the world
lie have long since learned estimate such things It
their true value The safest plan every enc to test
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-30

orysca-On Second Street. next door TO the Post 0fcs
(up stairs.)
VIII practice throughout the First Judicial District and
in and criminal in all parts of the State
also the Supreme Court OF Iowa. and the United States
District and Circuit Courts for Iowa aug2S-d1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24
Gcrscs. Carriages, &,r.

CAvAlRY BrgEsU OFrics oE t-stsT,sr ouinTsRsS1Ei~
no. IN sTArR-sr., hKw OAK, June w. l.A -,
CAyALRY HORSES WANTED VIII
Z J prrohase in OPEN MARKET 81 the Cavalry Horses
that nav presented. and pes pecio at tls :.
stables corner lOth-sy and sJA IN 1hs Guy "hi '"'
notice .-..,s..,.. =,
PAYMENT will bo made IN ohects payable " cefh OF
indebtedness, whrp seven t1l or more ii'fsr ~
pr,. III irutr.d md sixy I've (bNl doilirs esch. -
geo. I. BROWNING, CsptsiI trdA Z NJ
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Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
SAVINGS BANK,

w Corner OF sort! Third nd Fouth-sls, Brooklyn L.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. Dspostors ere hsFvny nosiisd inst
ANIMAL Dividend ut the rate OF BIN PEh NEH, POI
comm on an sims Tires dollars end upW ard that eis
have been deposited three months The hs dag oil Jannay
1s,t will he paid 90 depo.io and se. Monday January
To- FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAN
ueres called sof wiz bs passed 10 the credit OF Dc
postors principal - q,
Deposits made before The i"'h cay % january wa
draw interest froin the lst.
The fnds OF this Insulation securely Invested Ia Bonds
and in City County aud I nted States stoke
The Bsnf open ior basnss daily sunday. and Holidays
.1c.otsdl on Mondays saturday, from, to 7oclocs
aud on Tue,dlyA Wednesday,, Thursdays AID Fridays heu
~ WILLIAM WALL President.
CroRGr PICARD Vie. Pre.isett.
NATaAsIRL bRi6sa, }
sAspn ". TEpsLov, SceTsls,y.
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TnrA.uRr DrrAnrvrSr. December 10, 1874

TREASURY DrPARrsESr, December 10, 1874
NOTICE u hereby gwen, 81 me readiness %
y 49, I,tp,p- =, re@,,, on r--.su;,'i0r by payment
AL llfl money or uy version INTO urt - uNnofr' ny
g. Gle Iir,r Yc.fs Treasury H0'es hrt-i fneft a. w
r Of e.rn .nd tiree teh rf csuniu sued under ~
% JuIyl IL, ls1I Interest sl. re- or tifL it'as.iJ
t0.. not 80 presued a!let thru mouth, soi 'hs a''e
Al v IA D time. lLd.r tLs lAg Ia r-. O. ecnV,Tou t'a',e'
hcA.efs %, root ID g0vru them Yes srcefengy
". +. fFSSkSDES.
Secretary % the Treasury.
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Eerturfs ano Hlcetinss.
1nsurante aaa,nst AceiSenis.
BOOTHS HAMLET.

Il
in.ures sssnvs -..,>,,e,
or every Description, resulting IN loss OF Life or Ps.ensin'
lury. Policies Issued for premum Of
FIVE DOLLARS,
usntng incur TO the amount Of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
sssn.G scclIra los VI IL. While travelling by any pubhe
Conveyance
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
scores psy Five Thousand Dors aud also Twenty.
c. pei week eompcnsaiion for petsonsi njnry pes
pa1itsnnz tn- assured fror, liis or,>nay business
TWENTY 1--WE DOLLARS PREMIUM
SECURE. fall policy toy $500 aud So es week coDpsDss
tion Tor I'll .>eil,nl,. treyslllg of otherwise.
Poliss $50 with - yer week compensation can be
had for Der 4nnula any from $500 TO $500 u
proporionais rates No nssdics, commission required
RoDhLl DEASIs SEC. JAMES -. PATTERSON, PIssl
gEU YORK RKyEREsChs. II
Hon l.. ID. Morgan, New .ioEa.
horr4. Fetchuir, K~chpm Soa : Co Bankers.
Jonathan 10. s'cele, trest- kiasa,a Fire Ina Co.
ChavI.. ] Marin Prest. Home Ina Go.
ohn Taylor Johnston. Priest. Cent r. CO. o. New ssy
George $. R0Ollls, O. ). Robins 4 Son., Bankers.
o. D. +. Gran Banker; AMOS T. Emo, NJ Y
JoLr j. Phelps, N.w-NOik. Geo. II. Stuart. Phils.
Hon w. A. buckingham. Gov S.ats OF Conpectieai.
Poii,ies ,s-aee By EDGAR FOREMAN Agent ne. 10 Fo>
,enT., wes' fen csG-e. eTota-sr, n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

Oyytoy or PIJsr STprL RIVER h.iSe Losrisr,}
no. ~ Nsssau-st, sFv'i ORA i'o' ~ iDt ,
NOTICE IL hereby given, That an ASSES
y MYsT' OF ONE DOLLAR PR SHARE hss be- n
scd upon Inc Capita sloe. Of ie FAINT steel Ev'r Mining
c,,u,yy neysbs the Oicc Of The Company no. H. Hes
,,sf keyg.Yors on OF before TUESDAY tle % day o.
Jsnpsry 1855. .At.,
40 ct x.i be trlnsf.rd une,. the a-sossncn shan have
- y. "a uy order T. X McCULLY SECRETARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

ST., SUPREME COURT,
i SEPTEMBER TERRI. : u. IS6i.-L'r"u ths spp.os
n a. ,th,u D,iou fof -, order 81 notice - the Dn
bocrs Of tie gsinton benz sud claimants upon ne ho
crivrr: -, III nj
,,se motto. 10 bs publsh.d ~ tho PToy1deuec journal
Chicago ribuae snd how Yor Tribune directing 10 hDaf.
of,,- hin. Of d Horsinon Bau t the claimants uon 'bo
Thereof e. trng IN ,ad pesrn, their bills Of ted
J,ni I'D their css uyo, -aid ks'-i"rat ue topknL9n
~ si. ~ h- foY-vrr ~rd tf-ins aid Re - fsr
sid notice to BE- psDsf'd Tor at Loaf tsO lonhs after 'I
18th DAY of DereDusr. 1914 , d, 80. o., -
BY oder, JOHN a oAIbNIh' 'tefh.
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fi,dnral.
DETROLEUM.
NETWORK AND PHILADLLIi'hA
PETROLEUM co.

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM co.
opo.Srzrp UNDER TIE LAWS OF EKWYoilK.
vuoprRry N THE VERY HEART or TIE OIL RE
GIONs OF vENANGO COUNTY, PA.
TRUSTEES:
Yp ANcIs A PALMER, President Broadway Bank. New
U.TuAN RANDALL. q. PRECEDENT United States Teie
fraph Company, NewYOrk
ALBERT II. kICOLAY, OF A'oert H. N'ohy q w.
p,oa.,s and Auconeers 81 William. street, New York
Eugene j. JACKSON, Of PoihGuips J"cAsosA bsnAef'
and Biokers g EIchaneeplscc, NewfoIk
gDMUND C. sTRDMAN, Secretary kew.Y ~ Petroleum
s,cok Boe.d and Broker, No 80 brOadsreet, Now
Y6L
ANDREW MEHAFFEY. Philadelphia.
FRANCIS A GOODWIN Philadelphia
ROBERT CLARKSON. Of Cisrkson l. Co, Banhrs, l2l
South Thlrd-s,reet. PLisdophia.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, Or City. Pennsylvania
PRESIDENT.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY, New.lo:k.
vicE.PEEsDEST.
ANDREW MEHAFFEY, PlIsdelpbis-
TREASURER
v STOUT President Shoe and Leather Bspt New sTk
OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
Ne 50 WILLIAM STREET, NewYo'k,
Nc. l2I SOUTH THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL .STOCK...........' '...''JCt wv Si2hE>i
AT THE NOMINAL PAR OF s. EACli-SUbsCRlF'
TON PRICE So PER SHARE.
Stock srbject 10 no further assessment
GO, 900 SHARES. OR sICO.009, RESERVED roR
WORKING CAPITAL.
LARGE MAJORITY or TIE STOCK OF THIS
COMPANY HAVING BEEN ALREADY TAkEN IN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, TEE SUBsCRP
TON BOOKS WILL REMAIN OPEN BUT FOR FEW
DAYS LONGER AT THE OFFICES NAMED BELOW.
NKW.YORK SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS:
FRANCIS A. PALMER,
4tErondwsy Bank No. 81 broadway.
ALBERT H. NlCoLAY CO..
No. 81 Wilhsn.st
P0LHAMIUS JACKSON,
No. - ESchengep place
Ears and Prospectus be Obtained Application at the
ofbe, OF the Company.
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- 40 ln,r llr.rAL R,Itno,p ,osr.sr.

STOTICE.-TO TIE HOLDERS OF BONDS
" OF TaE BRECkENSlDuE CANAL Coal CON.
.PAkY kENlus ny. SECURED ~ .hONlCAEE, Cr
JfiLY l. Ia6 TO DAVID n MARTIN AID john =.
.YELEERIOs. ThU>fEES; ZOO gfr hereby nouhrn th4'
r1.l Judgment Of iuT c.luro q! tie aac euoned Nlr
,alaary ere soi1 a. pubc auction 81 Ju lhS'' I"L
siOiao which sale ct sde by uss h'nusky Coart oi
tti- nuo new ordered that snf1 ssie " o. accod
ir ~ made Il which sad real esaie o properly
ana ~ pubic % iion ar '' 90 arc
te sud have turtle. procs -ti tft"r ~ 80 Its
tou shlgf hnfnedaf.y call on h harn' one 81 aa AIu'
Il bank. t-nc.-E tEN rulon -t-
.r,Yort rud corir1ns the ueressary sIp,es theIeiz
7 RANDOLPH MARTIN, Trustees.
JOHN =. lELt ctlO",
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Financial.
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND
~ BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED
! PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.

NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND
~ BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 81, 800, 800, DIVIDED INTO 100000
SNAKES,
PAR VALUE. ~.
SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
40 FURTHER ASH ISMENT OR CALL On TIE Sub
sCElBERS AS so, 900 SHARl.S AXE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAti1AL.
PRssipg.r~-J. 4. CLARK. Of Ncw-Yort
fTcs IRI sipgSr-B II. WIo,iAkr Aev~YoTh
THEAsuRsa-i.. r. DGvOE, New Yms
stCkrlAHY-J. CONkfIN. N-w-lork.
DIR CTORS
R.V.R KETCHUM Baltimore, Nd.
O. KING, Rshinort~ Md.
". wGoDRtiFF. = kl,11. Nd
RI. wISHART, kew-i nh
II. =. DrvOE, hew.York
a. CLARK. Tsu fasm Ia
IL. p. Ci.ARk, on City Pa -
GENERAL s0PhRiNTENDfNTs
Js.CLARk, y y; a GLARh6 TAR Farm Pa
SiI CiifS iNUT.sT, PHILh DELPHlA. AND
BALTIMORE, MD.
Neu York Tie priucl O. ofc- No "A Broadway, wit,
branch Phi ado phia and baltimore for th convent
II ,uo~crbria where the CIR t-a OF STOCK wa o.
-a,d 10 -ub-eIibers srp b he are fesy sno"
by those II the directors " no have De-
constantly opTatig on On IfteA AID Throughout inc sn II,
exon ol Iennsyv.l.a, well ~ Wetern Wilma and
wa rejected s but The o.tcnso pur OF De
10 en- and ~ dncilg oil hsv ten wells nndci
c0rrse and being bored wi ygor hen Il Is nnitrstoDd
every this Csm pros'y i bcto ana me
bsi o borlns and. much OF II Oh M Ire'A 'hry huh
Cherry Tree ca anu j., nj Aleshany Rver and Other
the sDdsare being vooped with sood success
NkrllE ~ SEW.fOEk, wi, r. irp-i"rtns and every IL
formation ear b. obtained. No. ~ BROADWAY, n. !.
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Orrloz % IaE MAAIrosl Cox
oypox or -ar NAxirosa CoEYAsr.


NOTICE Is HEREBY OMEN A- tho ceopou- q the tr'i
Morg.rc Bonds the Compny nn= due on the ht DAY OF
Jausry next. viii Dc PAID IN gold on % s o~e
the Company. on fi,o sl.t rue ssoos "a IN, M y.
Dated 5th December, iSos w itfoo' ''''sN4iy
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EAIR.-The FAR by the Ladies of The
l. Fin.s,h.s, Pr-qhvtsrsn Church ttbe Rev. d.. 5 b.
asl viii BE- cOEtnrd ibis satorday DAY ssa n'sh'n
,bs re lin corner o. Broadway, forty .evenths; cad
S.yentA.s.c.
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OFFICE of the sUSQUEHANNA aud wy
~ OHING Velsy Rsirosd and Soal Company, Irlnity
sng Of tbs election directors wi be held
ELLIS PORTER Secretary
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Union DIME SAVINGS BANK. Nos. 4%5
and a20 CANAL cor. Of NARlCK Open cav! f, "a
10 a ~ 10 end on MONDAY. WrD. Esoly SOD esIuksAt
fy.aiug, from , 20 D. a. SIN PER CEhi ".oe'a go
from Goycai..t r.. s!oyed saiB' on r''p s"u u3s''
aid Five PEI Cent on l,rger sum ,,,,,c,,r III,
Haansrp & lAa1N
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Qmusemeru.

CHRISTMAS EVENINGS WITH SHAkES-
" n rEA ~
wi srEis; S NfIE
BOOTHS HAMLET.
Mr. s.uai. Ia yoerstna the rnent thas MI re
Hamlet desires aeAnow eiGe tine ID elton 'n' en-
courae-mrut tbs Onsrement bs' r.ei' in eans sun
an such cheering evidence tsi no amount t oye soo
aiOnsy expended the proopcon OF ~ evil be onrs
wsrd.d have been farand IA ts potu sud Lib' IN
e>ampa tac that Booth iisn,iet y s w a s ,Iese'
Ia. dr.Se ioi t.snty isar oon.rel'e nr ''
tbeater. AID enters us hh w- Vim Esps'oo spo D
l,sas s,c u .,,. ss,' ss, p % .soa
CONE
BRING THE CHILDREN
TO SEE EDWIN 200 "a "a 3, ; aAMLE EE ,n.rrc
ART EVER SEEN IN ANY Land OR IN ANY AGE
lNew-York Herald.
p,r, in Which he has no ivinz eq1a Each perform
snce reveal. ffe.a trace Of irte ecis md prept
.tudy and emo,ionsl sen,ibhiy" = Hsw'' "rA ln,es
~ boois PEI sonson 10. lau. - .,u.d rank ~
The pic ne.qns sd refined osape Of american tragic
TIN subject . one tor tho p1iner scnper snd Ii.
eouc~otio5, historian 10 thee oo.h ook to make
hi. Haue, r,marxsbs to the fOtas Al the Pre'ep -
From tie rising Of the curtain un' OWN thereof
yon Y Hsinet As iAe' its' sna'' Dos 0ck upo"
ssIpE BY 9 SIDE ss" % y ZIP OF oAnRcK
AZ RICHARD, kEMBLE As C0hi1.AHU, MAJ g,,a AZ
2fhEh a Y TT w iEE rcE rhE H. MDET ~ Ed
WIN BOOTH More than since bis pr '~t prsonalon
OF the chsractr doc is pIiormahce p % tie LIagns
ton \, h- very embed % uo5le snd awi Ia,
ide, presence Vi s5s timing aud art % potent
delicate one freb the pen VI es..>S '"oGe f'lNi-
Albion.
in .dd.,ion 70 the r.eectp, enjoyment Afforded by soc
an sonaticu Of tie Character Mr.. stnaIt ventures W.
| suggest that even - ,,...u..,.
for the ,
YOUNG,
IN THIS MERRY CHRISTMAS TINE,
..pl-r ed h f~rs D.
Hamlet 40 presented here, IA r-slsc ne;y, pioF-
ers and dresses, would takr tie very Lis set rans az
,poo scle kyury scene 4, new well .iy~d, and well
pain,es several of the ~rneces oi tho
renr Ne 70 will wrhtrsu until seen ov
every MAJ cid IL ~ Newton
He-8li.
40 see Earnle, performed at the Winter Garden
and with recitation AM Fyua ~ s TO eonps
head TIE grDG, OF shakespeare, ala 0 wt'"s' u, most spus
idea rea zrJ and reproduced b. I'm sUbt color ana
re.ug The stage Ia has ~ nesre no gznaer o.
u,prs t!rligI pagan sw-forA ALBION. -.
seats ~ secured 10 afylss Tor 1be entire hoeAS
season Orsu - G. conuc-,e q :.
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XxyAIJ,ACKw SATURDAY.
w VIRy1' TIME THIS SEASON,
ore,, Nv ,ts Comedy with beautiful Scenery now
Appointments and novel DistIibot'cn;
MARRIED LIYE.
NJ, Ix,, -...-.....,,,....Mr. Charles Fisher.
Mira
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hrs- tOidfr.. ~ V,..I
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Mrs Dove '.ihs 80
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MJNDAY-NAsKs end FACES. ..,cr.v .rou
TUESDAY "WEDNESDAY aud THUhsDAf-io"
SHE LOVES HIM co.,.,,
Mr. Boucisanl Comedy with entirely New scehe''
Dresses Furniture. and Appointments ~, r.,
ur Of the gre,es achieved In this Theate
POWERFUL DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS,
FRIDAY-ROIEDALE. l.. -
TTfE WIPES sECRET.-This charming play IL ~ re
aud will reduced Ut the earliest possible pe'io
Open II. Overture 4.
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OF THS OHIO MISSISSIPPI X X. %, liAsTkus
DfusIox) o. Wsli~ a.. hsW'1 OK, Dec. ~. leIi
TNHE INTEREST due Is Of January, l5o1,
u on the pREFERgED CERTIFICATES issUed BY y IA
Trust will be paid aud st-s 10 dsy ii Jzuary az ~,
Office 20 those N whose osGe sad tsnd reefed
Oh the 24th inst.
III. trsrsr books bob Il Comm AID Preferred Cei
Tbc.,eS will he clos-d u the 1th .ud Gnd opeu-a
January g. 1865 Ct 10 BY order n ths Trustee.
ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chairman
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Euf BIveK SAVINGS FAM
fI'HE PARK BANK-DlVIDEND NOTICE

IN, Board o. Director, have. ths dly de jared SEMI
ANIMAL DlVYDFSD or SIX PER CENT on the CAPITAL
stoi fee Of Government Tax PAYABLE H. the o'ocAhode
tbs 3ls DECEMBER inst flo Transfer Books WI b.
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nIL LANDS.-HAVING SECURED SOME
~ the ehoicest OIL LANDS in Wesssra PeHnsyysna
wish 20 eoumuncste with part de % OF 10 Io''
& OFT No. 7as Broadway, ~ y.
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sred payable December a. to Shareholder Of record peorn
Der 20, 1874
BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY,
rIGuTH;pyIDEED.....oN ONE DOLLAR YER SHARE.
CHASE GOLD COMPANY,
THIRD DIvIDEND........ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE
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FIFTH DIVIDEND. THREE PER CENT.
CLIFTON PETROLEUM COMPANY.
SECOND DIVIDEND. PER CENT.
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FIRST DIVIDEND. PER C-.ET.
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No 81 JoHH-ST- EEw-YoRR
OIL CREEK AND MAPLE ISLAND OIL
" COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $500. 900.
100000 SHARES, SIS EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 81.
TWENTY THOUSAND SHARES RESERVED As
WORKING CAPITAL.
PErfIpryT,
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nCRs1LRY AND TREksunEn7
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OFFICE,
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PROPERTY IN THE VERY HEART OF TIN oiA NE
GIoNs OF vEEANGO COUNTY IA.
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