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Coop FOR RurLAND.-With all the large
quotas Rutland has been called upon to raise,
she shows present excess Of 81 men. No
town has done her duty more promptly and
periodically.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

Large quantities Of cotton are stored at
Huntsville, Ala, now in possession ofour
frees. Every house Or yard has one or
more bales.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
rhirtr-eIshth Congre..--l-ir.t session.


Congress is Yet ut los-erheais over the Wits
key Tax The House refused 20 adopt the bill
AS reported hy the Committee of Conference. and
% new committee is agreed 20. To- simple people
az q distance. 10 is u5xplclble that there should
be such contention over the suhiect-at least
90 amy ground credimblc TO those who are deter
mined go favor the holders Of stocks of liquor on
hand, mere thau the stocks Of those who manu-
hciure or deal ia any other kinds Of articles
The bib ar authorizing the appointment Of a
Lieutenant General and nominating Gen. Grant
for The office, also goes TO committee Of confer
ence, the Senate having disagreed to the bill as
it came from the House
The subject OF equllzing the paw Of soldiers is
still under discussion
On the 18th Mr Davis, Of Nd. made DOW
erlll speech against the Colonization policy Of
Mr. Blair. and argued that slavery should be
utterly abolished IN any State hitherto in rebel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
OIL! OIL! OLLIE:

SEWING MACHINE OIL prepared expressly 2
- the purpose. Also Signal on for Lanterns =
connective head lights &c. 81
Feb. 18th. PEIRCEc
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OGDENSBURGH RAILROAD.
1881 IA.
ETSrER ARR4NGEsEST.
Commencing Monday, November 30th. L.
FIRST TRAIy, BoSroy AND NEF TosI
EXPRESS

FIRST TRAIN, BoSToy AVID rEE TOR,
EXPRESS.
Leave Ogiensburgh at 20 Az, (breakra,.
MalOnel arriving at Rouse's Point at 10 % " ~
lington % Pm, Troy and Albany 500 Pm New ".
0UAN. White River Junction : - Pm Conc,-i-.
P n, and Boston HOOPS.
R-So change Of carr by this train between o.
denshurgh and Boston.
SECOND TR1IN. THROUGH VAL
Leave Ogdensburgh at ! ~ PN, dine a. Nil
arriving at ROuse's Point az 30PS St Alban.
FN, supper Burlington go PS. and Bost6r 81.
neat morning. Splendid Sleeping Car run with d
tram between R0use's Point and Boston This ~,
connects with Montreal and ChsmpIAin RaiI-o,+
houses Point, arriving at Montreal gOgPr
RETURNIyG.
Leave oston sO0AN, (e1press) without cha
ears arriving st Ogdensburgh l2na night =.
ecIhS with night express train, Grand Trunk rs
way, Tor all points West &c
Leave Boston % An and % Pm. and NsE w.,
~ T. and $40 PN arriving at Ogdensbar. ~
y. next Gay connecting with q. 7. Railway a.
Vtti"a Prescott Railway. for west and north
-, q. Y. HOYLE, SUPP
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" A MS.

SMORED SALMON and Hslibut Just received 81
- for sale a. No Union Biloxi.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
SELECT VOCAL COMPOSITION.
PUBLISHED ~ HUHBERs.
for the convenience Of
Musical Conventions, Choirs, and Singing Cissss

Musical Conventions, Choirs, and Singing Cissss
aud Schools.
THE cHORALfSr. A Collection Of Standard O.
ruses, Anthems, IIios, ouartets, &c.. with a.
compartment for the Organ or Piano-Farte. e.
Is cents
The oPER4. A Collection Of Trius, Quar''r
and Chol uses, from Fayorite Operas. Esch 2' f-'
THE LYRIC DRAMA A Collection OF Charus1
snd Concerted Pieces ON the Principal Open'
Each - cts
SF1BST MATER Concerted Pieces and Ch0rl'1
IRON kossini's "Sta6af Nassr.-
list 0f the pieces contained in each Of the'soc'
collections VIII be sent on application % the 90
fishers. Copies Of the works mailed post PAD
receipt Of the price reduction of price vii
made on quantities.
OLIVER DITSON 4 Co,
Feb. lift
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

C1yernmen, aiyerti-es TOR 5000 cavaly
horses 20 De delivered 90; Montpelier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
BOSTON Triple.

uAMs OF the best quality inst received At
III No. ? Bank Block
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

PPLE, Currant. Crab Appls. Gorsss-rT
"A Ounce, Peach, Grape, Strawberry and Rli-
berry Jellies in tumblers, very dns, at
No , Union Biol
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

lust received a few bbls. Gran Apples In fine Or
~ der, and for sale at
No. Union Bloot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

"ELEvArED' SATIsncTIoN--Tbe TINS
says it has ..the most satisfactory testimony"
OF ''the great increase Of private drinking.
at home. in families
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

DINE Apples. Peaches, Cherries Apes Pes.
L Quinces. Raspherries, Blueherriss 10 syrr7
and neatly put up in cans, very fine.
At No Union Bloch
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
DARING AND sUFFERING:-

IhiJLLlNG Narrative OF facts None can
L read II without emotion. \ Histors on 49,.
treat Railroad adventure. by William fittincer
5Le q the adsenturers, with an intrsl uctioD b.,
Rev. Alexander CLARK. -
For szls a. HuNTINgTO<.s
Feb. g. lsS4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

ACCORDING 10 recent Census the populs-
ton Of 81. J0hns5eTy Is zz10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

The widow Of TX President Harrison dad
at Cincinnati Friday.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
OYSTERS. OYSTERS::
A y l. ES

ID ECEIvED fresh daily by Express and f-r -,
II at No. { nion Bloc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

Nearly 10000 veteran volunteers have re-
enlisted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

Hon. EDWARD BoUuCNY, formerly repres-
ontative in Congress from Louisiana, died in
Washington ON Saturday. Mr. BoUIIGSY
was in Csngrc when the secession took place
but resolutcly refused 70 follow the traitors
m their mad scheme Of rebellion Tie lived
and died a true Union man.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS

A FEW Ei.s Of Boston Trips Just received 81
"A for sale at No. z Union Block
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From tn South a-a Ea'f T,ai-' 1rrus a' ss-s--

F-o-- fss south a-d Easf Trai-s a7Ttrs A. Bs-s--
Ton a. follors
20 41s y. Accommodation TOW from Rutlant.-Ttl
Train leaves Rutland at OoAH.
s. y Passenger Train. Leaves New York 81 .l}
PV; Troy sc0A v, Rutland e 45Fv.
50 " N1ii Trafu. from Boston, Lowell W0rs.
ter. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy
bany and New York. Leaves Boston .'0 a = Nss
York N ~ Troy ~ 45 ~.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga. Troy, Albany Ns-
York. Schenectady and all principal points or T.
New York Central and Western Rsilroads. and /,
formation given by
R C. ROWE, No. ], American Hotel Bio-i
E{-Fare always a. low as by any other route OF
Bsckage checked through.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

LEATE BURLINGTON.
81 ". Mad Tr1i-, for Boston, Lowell, Worcosts
Bellows Fails. keene. FitchhurE Brattlehor
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy, Albanr
and New York arrive IN Boston IS PM Tr-'
3f0FEs New York -
T5Iougs % TOY ord Bo'faz eIthouf Cia-g, q Ca
] f5FN, E1yrs,, Tam for Rutland. Troy. Albsnr
New York Schenectady and the West arrive !
Troy o ~ ~. New York by Hudson River Ra
road next morning.
Q 3 r n, Niqhf Eryrs,s from Montreal 20 View Y1-,
arrive IN Troy Is AZ; New York t5F
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
TABLE FRUITS

n Fine Condition, Just received a.
No. Union Blob
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

bottle. y. B--Some sre cured by the weaker, while
others may require the stronger preparations the
full strength is always the best rSF-Seut BY Ex-
press, in a sealed package on receipt Of the price
by mail.
81 RENEMBER-This medicine is designed
pressy for obstinate cases which all other remedies
Of the kind have failed 70 cure also that II is
ranted as represented in every respect the price
vii be refunded
warranted. unless purchased directly Of DR.. VI. al
his Remedial Institute for special diseases No 2s
Union street Providence. r. l.
II Accommodations for Ladies Wishin to remain
in the city a short time for treatment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.
Ds- MATTIsoN's INDIAN ENNENAGoGUE

This celebrated Female Medicine
= designed expressly FOR both mar
red and single ladies. and Is the very
best thing known FOR the purpose. a.
Il viii bring on the monthly sickness
IN cases n obstruction from any cause
and after all other remedies Of the
kind have been tried in vain. II
taken as directed, II will cure any
case, no matter how obstinate, and
IL Is also perfectly safe at all times.
- II Is put up In bottles Of three
different strengths. with full direc-
tons for using, and sent by Express,
closely sealed, 70 all parts OF the
country.
PRICES.-Full strength $40; Half
strength a., Quarter strength e per
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
FRTEEDs AND RELATIVES
Erare Soldiers ~ Sailors,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
OINTMENT.

A IL who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
"A or Navy. should take especial care, that they
be amplp supplied with these Pills and Ointment :,
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected o. provide themselves with them. better
present can he sent them by their friends. They
have been proved 10 be the Soldiers never-fiilins
friend 10 the hour o. need.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
TOMATOES AND GREEN corn.
J z l. l. 1 Z $ e.

NEATLY put up in Cans. for sale At
~ No. Uuicu Blocs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
Coughs and Colds affecting troops.

VIII be speedily relieved and efiectualy cured BY
using these admirable medicines. and By paving
proper attention the Directions which attach
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R. E
INTER ARR4yGENEST.

Commanding vor,-,be 59fs, 1873, tra,-, ,-,G -
fOiloHF
EfE-T gTrpTTNCTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-04

On Sunday, the Dist, a small force OF
troops left Hilton Head in transports and
proceeded W the Savann h River TO VIII
liams' Island arriving at that place about
dark. \ company OF men Of the 4th y. Il.
landed in small boats and made a Ieconnois-
ance in force. during which they met with
a small body OF the enemy. We io-J t0ur
men Of tie ojla p. The cucmy's loss
greatly outnumbeEs ouEs. Next mo.nHg our
forces were Withdrawn. The Reconnaissance
was highly successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 495

~ Bway nearly pose ST. Nicholas lioteL-GEO LA
WITT. Auctioneer by J. l.. Cooley. Conmens solicited
TUESDAY, Nov 80 and following days, at o'clock AIM
each day.
SPECIAL SALE OF HOLIDAY and OTHER BOOkS;-
The catalogue Of this sale ready end contains the
largest and attractive collection OF Books offered
this II contains the best and most desirable stock oil
fine illustrated and elegantly bound Books Annals Photo
graph Albums Quao Bbes and Juvenile Books, 70 be found
in the market; and affords opportunity TO purchasers
The variety and stock Photograph Albums very extern
sive and OF the celebrated mauuctue OF D. Appleton Coz
James Sonevile, r.. II. I. Anthony, w. W. Harding, j.
r. Ducomb A Reiss w. $ and 4 Martin, &c. Also Picture
Cards and stock from l.. Prlng Co, and John H. buord
Son Boston be sold az Au ton without reserve IN lots TO
suit purchasers commencing TUESDAY, November ~ 1904
and continuing daily in the order Of the Catalogue Private
Libraries Cataosued and cold Parties wishing 70 buy at
this obtain catalogues application TO the Auc
tionser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
financial.
DECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY
III OF CANADA EAST

TRUSTEES:
FL Gov. JAMES POLLOCK Director United States Mint
Philadelphia
WILLIAM @. MoORHEAD, President Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company, Philadelphia
CHAs b. WRIGHT, Of c. u. Wright Co., Philadelphia
HENRY SHELDON, Of Stanton, Sheldon Co., New
Yofk.
WILLIAM r. HATCH, Of Fairbanks Co., New'York.
TB. BUNTING of 7. b. Bunting Co. New-fork.
l.. f. CHIrTENDEN, Gate Register United States Treas
ury,) Of NewYork.
Presidential. T. CHITTENDEN
Bankers-FISK a HATCH
General Observation-Disclosures RANKIN, NJ. Z.
Secretary-JOHN NJ. HOOD.
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Chances for Business AIen.

CULVER MINE for SALE at $4,000, III
- Lower California (Mexiro Caclchas Dis.l.c. few
from la Psz 26,5 Profitable than oh er silver
mines because MIL being necessary account OF TIE ore
being easily shipped FROM La Pa 20 place for reduction
The because the present owners are not aoe
furnish monthly certain capital 20 have TIE nine properly
Developed coul be done with aJou, 5000 ioO) and
the mine only wo.ked sufficiently to keep the in due
possession All titles and documents in possession Of the
PRECEDENT For mo.e paricusrs Offers address the Sec!e
terry fthe Company L. J. PREFFER Druggist corner OF
Post aud Dupont ss. san Francisco, California.
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RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL,
10000 SHARES.

THIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE
Of Purchasing. Working, Selling and Leasing Mining Lands
and Rights in the British Provinces and neghbons localities
II the Of nearly fifteen thousand acres OF
the riches, gold lands Of the CHAUDEnE gold district OF
anada which have been selected with rcs, care and after
abundant evidence Of their richness gold aud other precious
metals. They contain nearly SEVENTY Mills OF RIVER FRONT
upon admirably adapted to the most productive
and economical mining.
The Company has been Organized after the Emost thorough
examination Of the lands and their values and the Trustees
confidently believe their prodlcyenes which has been fully
tested prove them equal not superior to the richest raeers
Of California both in gold bearing quartz lodes and nlavia
deposits They have hand and exhibition gold enough
recently mined upon their property to fully establish the
value Of their stock.
THE COMPANY II PREPARED TO TREAT UPON FAvoRABLE
TERMS WITH PERSONS TO LEASE OR PuRcnAsE
xINISG RIGHTS.
limited number Of shares Of the capital s'oek may be sub
scribed for until further notice, at the Office Of
FISK HATCH, NO IS WALL~sr, BANkERs foh
THE COMPANY.
THE COMPANY's OFFICE, EMPIRE BUILDINGS, NO.
u BROADWAY, NEw-YORK.
where the prospectus maps and all information relating to the
Company may be had on application
The Trustees unhes,angy invite the attention OF the
public to the RECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY, as
possessing value fully equal that Of any Mining Company
hitherto Organized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
Eeetures au6 flfetings.

'TOHN b. COUGH will deliver LECTURE
u at the Cooper Institute SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. b
at o'clock Subject Peculiar People This !. positively
Mr. Coughs last lecture in tbs city this season Tickets can
Co.. No S35 Broadway; Lockwood No. al Broadway D.
Appleton Co., Nos 443 and As Brosdwsy Chsres L.
Jones. No ei3 Broadway American Sunday School Union
No 500 Broadway; Beef Scrmer. No 7Ol Broadway and
and a. TInett Bro Photographer Nos 1874 and I Bow
cry; VIM Cra Gents furnishing Store, No 24s bowery,
Chas Heard Co.. Dry Goods store, No. 3oI Grand
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OFFICERS:
President AMORY EDWARDS, ESQ.,, New'foIf'
Treasurer, L. II. SIMPSON esq, NewYork.
Secretary, J. EDWIN CONANT, esq, New'fork'
JOHN NJ CLAPP, esq, General Resident 'upe''"'
tendent.
Counsel. Me,srs. PLATT. GERARD BUCKLEY New
York.
DIRECTORS:
AMORY EDWARs. esq, New'iok'
EBEN b. CROKER, esq, Of Croker "aiIeh' ne"
York. ,
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, esq, Of Wes'ray' Oipos hard
castle, New-York.
J. NJ. CLAPP, ssqr PRESIDENT 'ehAheo 'o"h's'
Penn .
u SIMPSON. ESQ. Of L. II. Simpson Co, New
York.
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-
~ MUSEE ROYAL. and COPPER PLAIEs.-Ths re-
naming copies being only about 20 in number OF those MAG
NlFlCENi WORKS.Of ART, MUSEE tRANCAls AID
MUsFE ROYAL, containing 500 Fine Plates togethe-
with THE VALUABLE COPPER PLATES OF the same
Works belonging tie estate Of the late Mr. WIN G. HALL,
deceased will be- SOLD AT AUCTION TO close the estate at
rooms OF FDsUsD HopGsos No llJ Chanc.ry Lane Lon
don, England on WEDNESDAY, December u. 1884,
This universally admitted to be the most Interesting and
nagnhceu. collection Il Engravngs Published IN any
country exhibiting il does series oiSuch Ennting a. can
be again brought together l embraces almost every IN
eresng event not only the History Of France, but OF Eu'
ror. generally On the md following days Mr. hodssoh
will also sell the remainder Of III. stock of the ate MI HAL
comprising the following books IN qu.res and bound. DMO
vols the Parker Society- Publications. Dugad sterafts
WORKS: Ticknors Hist. Of Spanish LNeraiHe Knights
Shakespeare; Doddrdges Exposition; Matthew Henry's
Works, Edwards WORKS; Gibbons Rome; hobsTisons
WORKS Msunds Botanic Garden, Co1red Plates with the
Copper Plate, and Wood Cuts the remaining stock sad Cop
per Plate, Of Ousreys Travel IN the East the s'ocA
per tue Coronation Of Geo w. and oiler valuable
property The attention Of the American Book Irado l. In
v,ed this as opportunity % purchase the copper
Plate. and large number copies Il these No, Orders
10 purchase should be forwarded by the next steamer For
frther particulars apply to sIORRs SEDONICh, Coun-
sslors, &c. No. % Wallet, New York.
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Sales bp Auftion.

4 UCTION NOTICE II. r. MINTURN,
N Anetioneer-T. r. MlETURE will sell on WEDHES-
DAY, Dee q at 1? ocotk. at Francis r. finos Wsrehou'e'
Atlantic Dock broos vn, by order OF RobTs Munay ESQ.,
United States Narhtl
CARGO OF THE PRIZE STEINER ANNIE,
ccnsis,ing of
COTTON-5i0 bales Cotton.
TOBACCO-9 drurns, 70 Kegs, 81 boxes Manufactured
Tobacco.
SPIRITS TIRPFNTIyr-l3 bbls 81 irits Tnr7enn..
Catalogues and Samples oftb. Cotton viii b. ready II No
us Pearist. three days previous 20 the sa'r. ~
ALSO TIE PRIZE STEAMER ANNIE.
Her tackle apparel furniture and chrononetcl, a she now
lies al the Atlantic Dock Basin. Brooklyn
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QpARfERsAsrrK. GKsRRAL's OFFICE. FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. ., I'tL
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
to the hshcs, bidder the time and places named be-
low. viz; - .
YORK Pennsylvania. THURSDAY, November II. 1854
LANCASTER, Pennsylvania FRIDAY November y, laoi
EAsTON. Pvnnsylyani THURSDAY, December l. loo'
Two llundfsi Csyafy Horses nj each place.
The Hone. have been condemned for the cavalry
service Of the army.
For rood aud farming purposes many good bargains
be hsd.
Hor.~s sold singy.
Sale. to commence al 10 clock
TENS. Cash w United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge First Division, q ". q. o.
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A. NJ. MgKwiy. Auctoneer.
DY BANGS MERWIN d Co., Nos. ga and

~ t96 Broadway, cor Of 4thst-sales Of Books, Sta
uoncry Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &C.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
Nov 20 and 30 A. o'clock.
VALUABLE BoOKS-beins large collection in yariou,
departments Of L.eatuTe including many desirable and
choice works American History Sc Catalogues are now
ready aud the Books are exhibition.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. 800 al o'clock.
VALUABLE BOOKs-ln Theology and Biblical Litera
collection Of fine Bibles and Prayer Books STANDARD
Miscellaneous Literature, including many OF choice English
editions and variety OF ln1strred Books, &C. Catalogues
are q ready.
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peniistrp.

NJ Is. GRIFFIN BROS, DENTISTS, (hav-
consulted only at No 2se Grandst NewYork where they
continne to insert iul Of teeth on Goid or fans for
f?5; Silver Rnbbsr. $40 Partial sets-Ooid So per
tooth; Silver, u. EaJsetDg, ~ cents.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Dwsrrante manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Wanue
Chamber Suites. plain and ornamental at H. y fARRlN0-
TONS. 3SS Canast. opposite Wooster Esabh'hed iS$1
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The bes, assortment Of ENAMELEO FURNITURE, in
az coor and STYLES Walnut and Chestnut Plain and Orna
mental in Suites Wholesale and Retail Also, Mattresses
and Pailiasses WARREN WARD, No. 211 Canal st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

CAPITAL STOCK, 100. 600 SHARES.
PAR $50 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s3o-+l3 PAYABLE
At THE TINE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

n MALONE will sell by Auction on TUES
hs DAY the 10Th at II o'clock the LEASE and FIXTURES
Of the Hotel PARK COTTAGE situate at junction OF Eighth
and broadway and yninh-st opposite the entrance
70 CsnIal Hafk Also o lot OF EnLntnIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

TINO NEWSPAPER MEN-For sale, at mod
l. crate price, DAILY and WEEKLY PAPER with g
good Of advertising aud obbing in ghborins city To
hard wokns practical printer this u capital chance TO
build paying business and make fortune. Address Box
No. l,iI I. o., Now-f OK.
$4,000 %ASIED T 5s!a INVEST .ss1y l in
shed R1rher particular may be obtained by addressing
Box No 1863 I. o., New-lors.
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THE WEBER PIANO FORTE

is admitted the BEST Piano fsfte made, because the
maker besides being practical mechanic Of long experience
also sTHOkOUGH MUSICIAN thus combining advantages
possessed by other manufacturer in the Uuted States
Such is the testimony Of s. b. Mills. Robert Heller Geo v.
bristow VIM Mason c. jerome Hopkins Chss fradel Mag
Maetzek Carl Ansclutx. John Zundie Msuce sIakosch,
Giovanni seoacs and every good musician the United States
AL wusica ears at once admit ther great supeority Wac
rooms. No lss West Broadway, Csnsl..t.
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IT'S LANDS FORM IT'S
s5,ooo,ooO

ITS LANDS FORM IT'S
IN SHARES OF a25 EACH PAR VALUE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, SIS PER SHARE
Being in fun payment for s?5 share. No further call or
sessment TO be made.
20, 900 SHARES, OR 500, 900 RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
Parties subscribing in this Company viii receive an equal
amount Of STOCK in two other Companies adjoining without
further charge.
The lands Of these companies located on the Allegheny
River and Oh Heock Porcupine snd McCrea Creeks max
ing all oil boring Territory Of and haf miles in
extent.
The wells the adjoining property known as the 'ee
brated Hedricks" wells and "Pithole Creek wells, are
famous for their immense supply ofoiL
The wei. on this property being sunk with grea. vso
and promise large supplies Of oil.
To the capitalist and to parties Of limited means unsurpassed
Inducements are oeIed Persons investing in this Company
get S. stock and the above BONUS foT each ii invested
withou, further call OF assessment
Subscription books maps and all other information can he
obtained ct the office Of the Subscription Agents.
III. SIMPSON CO.,
No. q Cedar-s,., New. York.
No ubscrip.,on, taken for less than huyded dolan