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FROM KNOXVILLF.

CINCINNATI, April 4.
The Gazettes Knoxville dispatch says ::
General Stonemsn has advanced to
Bulls Gap. The railroad and telegra ph
are in good order. The bridges and tres
tie work we're destroyed.
The train on the Knoxville and Ch alta
noogs railroad were detained on Satu rdsy
by rumors Of q raid by 1000 rebel cavalry
on Cleveland.
The rumors proved unfounded.
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UIAoIHNATI, April 4.
By order Of Governor Morton the entire
Indiana Legion have been ordered to hold
itself in readiness to take the field any
moment to repel invasion.
A grand review Of the whole Legion
numbering two hundred thousand, fully
armed and EquiPpod-will be held on the
10Th inst.
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At the March term Of the Circuit Court
Of Michigan, held at Ann Arbor, william
Osborn Of Warren, and Henry J. Hyde
Of Bristol, Trumbull county, were sdmit-
ted to practice law in the several courts q
that State Messrs. Osborn and Hyde
have been attending the law department
Of the Michigan University, during the
past winter.
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THE ELECTION IN DAYTON.

UAKT0H, april z.
The election in this city passed of quiet
ly. The whole Union ticket is elected by
an average majority of about 900 on thu
home vote. The Union ticket succeeded in
every ward but the 4th on eouncilmen and
the sehoolbosrd, which changes the politi-
cal complexion Of both bodies.
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Four New Steamers Ready to
Run the Blockade,
THE ALABAMA HEARD FROM.
A Number Of Her Grew Sick
with Yellow Fever.
FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial to the Cleveland Leader.I

IopecIaI 70 In5 UIeYeIanu Ieauef.I
COLUMBUS, April 4.
The Copperheads, as was expected, have
carried the city and township tickets.
The Unionists have gained two Council
men, but this does not give them msjOri-
ty in that body.
The returns are not all in, 80 the sggre-
gate vote cannot be given.
James Moon, of Coshocton County, has
been appointed Member of the Board of
Public Works vice Gamble deceased.
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PROM NRW HAYRN.
NEW HAvEE, April 4

NEW hAVkh, ApflI T.
Forty nine towns, in Fairfield, New Ha-
ven, Middlesex, New London and Wind
ham counties, give Buckingham 1000 ma
jority. Indications are that the Union
men have carried eighteen out of twenty
one Senators, and two thirds Of the House.
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ELECTION NEWS.

PRIEoEToE, N. J., April 4.
The election for the borough officers,
took place to-day. The entire Union tick
ct was elected by 80 majority. The Demo
Gratis had SO majority last year.
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Sheep husbsndry, during the past ten
years, has fallen of about one-fifth in the
State of Ohio, and nearly fve hundred
Thousand in New England. ALI on account
Of dogs.
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3AYSTETS4J. @. MkLTBY'S
celebrated Baltimore Oysters received daily, ct
Wholesale or Retail, BY
FLEMING EEY,
mario ia Ontario-Ht.
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Proposals for Beef Cattle.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF TIE CUEHKRLASrD,
OFFICE CHIEF COMnIssARY OF sUBsIsTENcE,
Oh HATrANoooA. TENN., March Z, 1854.


OFFICE CHEF COMnIssARY OF sUBsIsTENcEi
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March y 1854.
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
Nvted till April 5th, 1864, for furnishing the sub
sistence Department with four thousand tlOO) head
OF Beef Cattle the hoof. The cattle to be deliver
ed az Nashville, Tenn and weighed on the scales
and the weight 50 determined to be the purchase
weight
The cattle required must average at least eleven
hundred and fifty Q,l50) pounds. and no animal will
pounds gross A rigid inspection Will be made By
such persons the Government may direct, at the
delivery. Bulls, Hstfers, Stags and Cows are not
bond with good and sufficient security viii be re-
auired for the faithful performance Of the contract
The time OF the first delivery Of tho Cattle will be
fifteen days after signing the contract, and one
thousand q ,000) per week viii be required until the
contract Is completed.
s Department Of the Cumberland Nashville, Tenn,
and % be Ondonsed Proposals for furnishing Beef
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid,
and no bid will be entertained when the bidder is
NOT present TO respond. Payments will be made in
certificates Of indebtedness.
roRN OF BID.
do hereby propose to furnish the o s. subsis-
Beef Cattle on the hOo in strict accOrdance with the
conditions OF the enclosed advertisement to be de-
lfvered 81 II Aashville, Tenn, for the sum OF
per hundred pounds gross weight. oher az 5ecurt-
ties TO County state Of
-,. Lieut. Col. and Chief O. s. D. Of @.
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1he undermined, having rentsd Of N. B. Scott his
warehouse und Grain Elevate -, respectfully tender
usr services fer rhs Storage Of GrEin and for the
aTle and purchans OF PrOduce IN the market. Ihsad
Tenfares Of this establishment low rate OF insurance
I'D central location render Il very desirable and
convenient business point, and ad0rds ample IA
cfies Tor rfceEiRg Prcduoe from and deliverfng to
Tare Vessels Canal boats and Cars Of all railroads
tarufnaftug here, without cartaee With steam Ela-
Vuforu 70 handle Grain, both from land and water
We hopa by a strict attention 10 al business en- ,
trusted 70 our care 70 merit your indulgence.
OIARk & Woodward,
Successors to d. B. Scott
J.H. CLARK, late Of ". Clark & Co.
H. D. Woodward, Late with NJ. Scott.
Cleveland, April 1, 1854. Rpr5-l4e
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CLARK & WOODWARD.
Successors to NJ. B. EooTT)
Storage and General
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BRICK WAREHOUSES;,
nos. $50, 1s1, 1913 and los RiVeF Street.
Steam Elevators
10 handle Grain from Railroads, Canal and River
ORDERS FILLED. Cash ADVANCES MADE.
Gs0sland, Ohio.
III CLARK. late J. d. Clark & %.
H. ID. WOODWARD, late with N. y. Scott.
J,H. CLARK. late J. b. Clark & %.
H. ID. WOODWARD, late with n. 3. Scot

The undersigned, in rsiiriag fr n the Storage and
Oummiaaion business would retarn his thanks TO his
numerous for their patronage heretofore.
Hs takes pleasure in recommending his successors,
Measrs. Clark 4 woodward every way reliable
men and worthy OF patronage. Mr.. Woodward has
6esn my confidential clerk for the past ieW years,
Sud can vouch for his ability and industry Mr
clark is we'll known in this city an active and
,shnient business man n. B. SCOTT.
Clevland, April /, 1854.
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DIED.

On sunday evening, HATTIE. only ohild a IA
nice h. and Royal Cosles sgtd X ysars. = -
eFUEEKAI NOTICE. -
The funeral Of LUOEJIUs LEACH, who vas
killed by engine Of the Louisville and ha1hvilie
parents No % Harmon street. this Cfursday) after
noon at o'clock. Friends Of the family are inYi-
ted 70 attend,
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Retort Courteous.

A Western paper vOuches for the follow
ing; ae
In one Of the upper townships Of this
county reside two farmers whose places
are separated by 3 small Creek. They
are Well-tO-dO people, but dramatically
opposed in politics, and each noted for
the zeal with which he defends his senh-
ments, Mr.. M being q straight I'M
compromising Union man, and Mr.. s.,
COpperhesd. Meeting 3 few days be-
fore the election, Mr.. s. accosted his
neighbor, saying:
Chow is it, friend NJ, hear that
there is a prevalent disease on your side
Of the creek2"
"Ahr said NJ "Whst is the dis
ease2"
"Nigger on the brain" +" replied Mr.. s.
"Well,D said M, athat is mOre
trifs compared with the nslsdy On the
other side.
"IndeedP exclaimed s., Hsnd pray
what can that be2"
f'Trsitor at the hearth retoFted NJ. sr
The hit was palpsble, and the converse
ton took 8 turn"
A marriage BOX place ct Newport last
week in which the ceremony Of joining
hands was entirely omitted, the brids-
COON, Lewis A. Horton, Of Plsinheld, N.
q having no hands to use. BE enlisted
in the navy at the commencement Of the
war, sad, after undergoing every kind Of
hardship, had his arms blown Of at the
shoulders by powder explosion, not even
stumps remaining to which artificial arms
can be attached. $1,000
A man named White went out collecting
for q kerosene oil concern in Buffalo, got
s., 900, and then took the railroad train 10
depart; but the police caught him on Tues
day. alsE
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Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent with the
Rail Rssds BetOsen 0sPe ViSeest 4 Nss YeFI,
And st OEwego with q
LINE OF FIRST CLASS CANAL Bears
BETWEEE
0SEEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
Forming a DAILY LINE from:
Bentoa, New York, OEdeushErEh, Cape
FiDOent and OaWeGO TO
OLEYBLAED, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE INTERMEDIATE PORTS
AG ENTSt
y BREED, "A Pearl street .s.......... "
John HOOKING, Z State-S -St.....-.....-B Boston.
GEO. A. EDDYs....-....-...... OgdeusburRt.
CHAhBES ALLlSDh '-.ss..--...... ....---.. .OsWegz.
~. y. bMlIh....-....... lape f1ncenfs
WAEKER q HAFE ..........-..... Toledo.
y. h MAIlhLGW " E..s--.s..-ss Detloif
~ }. hA MI auAees
n j. HoA Al--s.- 1ls...-.- -Onicagos
PELT0H & BREED, AcEETs,
aprl-Rq Cleveland.
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RaII ROad fOr ROatOn

la-This Wen known Line Of FIRST GLASS
6OBEW sTEAMERs connects at 0gdeI sburgh
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Hnanrial.
DETR0LEUM. $40 r,..
SEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM co.
ope.y,zEp UNDER THE LAWS CT HEwYoAE
PROPERTY IN THE VERY HEART OF THE OIL he
GloNs OF yENANGO COUNTY, "a.
TRUSTEES;

TGsTEEs
FRANCIS a. PALMER, Presideu, BIOsaway b.Hs View
York.
NATHAN RANDALL sS.PIesidort United States isit'
paph Company NewYork.
.fBfRT H. NIcOLAY, OF Albert r. Neosy Co
Brokers' and Auetioneer, 80 Wiian ''ree' New fofk'
ruGENE J. JACKSON, Of Ponlamius Jscssor, Bsnfe5s
and Broiers, ~ Exchange place, New YoTf
EDMUND C. STEDMAN, Secretary Ncwfo'A Petroleum
Stock Board, snd Broker, No. SO Brottiteet New
York.
ANDREW MEHAFFEY, Philadelphia.
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, Philadelphia
ROBERT CLARKsoN, Of Clarkson Il &C.. hsr'tr, "!
South Thirdttreet Philadelphia.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, OIL City. Perr,y.veLs
PRESIDENT.
ALBERT II. NICoLAY New.YOh.
vIcxP PRESIDENT.
ANDREW MEHhFFEY, Philadelphia
rREAsuKYR.
Az STOUT President Shoe and Leash6I eiLi New YC't.
OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
No 81 WILLIAM. STREET New.Yorb,
Nc. III SOUTH THIRD STREET, Pidsaspls.
CAPITAL sToCK..........., ......3eO. O00 SHARES,
AT THE NOMINAL PAR OF SIS EACg-sCBsCRlP-
TON PRICE, 80 PER SHARE.
stock subject 70 further assessment
90, 600 SHARES, OF $4,000 RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
LARGE MAJORITY OF THE STOCK or THIS
COMPANY HAVING BEEN ALREADY TAKEN ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, THE sUBSCRlP-
TON BOOKS WILL REMAIN OPEN BUT FOR a FEW
DAYS LONGER AT The OFFICES NAMED BELOW.
EEWyoRK SUBSCRIPTION AGLNIs:
FRANCIS A. PALMER,
Al BTopdway Bank, 20. %; Broadway
ALBERT II. NICOLAY 4 CO.,
Nc. - william d.
PoLBAMIUS L JACKSON,
No. ~ Fxchsnye place.
NAYS sna Prospeotus be obened application 81 the
,see of the Coppany.
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financial.

HAVE you ever footed up your expenses in
the treatment Of your pies No; they ue snormen.
TN yopi and yoa si suasz. Use the TROPICAL
BASAM and both expsnses and suerings viii soon cease
See advertisement under Z" Medical"
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i)roposaIs.
OFycg OF AsstsTASr CoHnIssAnt. GEsERAL orl
SursIsTEscg No. tsTATR- st, Z
Nnv.YnR Dec. p. 1854.


ARMY SUPPLIES. SEALED PRO
n POsALs IN DUPLICATED win be received rs the
undersigned 1n; O'Clock p on Thu RSDAf, tho xsth
Instant Tor rri,h for the Uni,ed States AIRY
DESIGNATED POTATOES for six months N the rs;e Of
on. hurdIed thousand pounds pe month lt celrry 70 Dc
completed January ~ 1900
The Desccsted rosoe, mat be manufactured exclusively
nom sound psa,oas Il the best varieties snd without al
Ir.e other Ingredients 20 De IN ali particulars sogna
and Zee from unpleasant flavor 10 pc giound 20
tie fensss Of cosrso meal and pscAed In tho or znc
tore. containing sixty pounds net these 70 BE- PACKED "a
strong well made ind strapped wooden ooxes TWO u esn
-h suEken aud battered ends, >e sample packages 70 DC
at this ohie-.
Proposers viii stae where hei nanr tories are ioc,ied
and will briefly decide their method a. genustng ana d.
reaon stating also average required TOT she seve'
monthly aud fee OF expense the United stse ct tho Sub
sreucs StOr.hoBse. No. state st., New oi or a. su,h
other points the city OF New may DO deasnasd by
Lsh proro,er required % fdrnish sHnpe OF c less
ban hundred aid sixty pounds oI Liz oNa msoI~s'e
packed a, above a.
each AID the proposals must bs specific IN complying
preciey with I'll the terms Each bid 10 hsvo
contain the written guaranty Of two rssponsoe nance
the uns.r.isnsd hereby ,h shoaA tue above
bid be asceptsd III our bond w the sum ot ten thou
and dollar. tLaL Tic Contract sh&l DO !.ttil.d
Tho ability Of the srcte. 20 respond in the srr OF ten
thousand doeTs inusi b. cehe by tho L. : Dis'sict At
torney other propef cGe such eetes'e TO accompany
Psynen n be rsie n Currency, ts equivalent "a coon
g. finds are received ior the purpose. go
Balks for Pr9loIls al Be Jzu.eS ~ t,is eff tA'eh
elut D. ineosed enreL2ps GdSr"ed 70 n EdssgTsd
aid i.deasd Propns tis (oT Subsis'cice Sicr,,."
H. " CLARKE. Col. A. ID. {. sud C. y.
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UFprcP or ARnv CLOTHING AND EoC1rAoE,
kLW.ionE ID u 1874. !

UFrrcP or ARM CLOTHING AND EoC1rAoEi
NEw.YoRE, De-. Il, 1874
ARMY SUPPIIES-SEALED PROPOS.
~ AIS will be rseiysd ct THE Office unit SATURDAY,
he 3. inst A. y O'Clock ~ for lurH.has by contract a
tho Depot Of Army Clothing spd Fguipsyr, New York,
WOODEN niTIEHs.
Bdde-. shoud present samples Of article they propose 70
furnish -
The srticsr 10 be delivered w regulation totes
B0,ds will he required the faithful performance Of me
ConuA4L The United States the right TO reject al
BIDS deemed objectionable. "
Proposal. .Loud be- Endorsed Proposals fox Furnishing
b!t.sns," and sddrcs5ed.o - - -
b. Br.s. Zen. u. n. vlNfOH, D. O. N. Gen.
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OYyror oy FIR STEEL RIvga Misfsa rorrlSr,
No. 10 A..Su-,L. kTv NonX, Nov. ~, l1s.
NOTICE il hereby given, that an ASSESS
~ MINT If ONF DOLLAR PER SHARE h,. been
levied upo,a Capital sioes Of TIE Flint soe! hys Mlns
Company payable the olc~ - the g No ~ Ngs
ssu., Scw.Yors, before TUESDAY, tho 81 day o.
January ICES. 49,
The frsnfr Book win 10 closed ha day. uacr which
sicct vii Transferred, ealc- tie rn' 'ha lfr
been paid b. order y. X. NcCJLLf. Secretary.
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IRON WORKS FOR sAIE.-Tho UNION
J. WORKS CoAPANY's prsr-r,. o. 81 Jobns N y IN
s,eols,s vorkiny order cudnG tei houses nills shops
sh.ds uascinsyy &C. 49, ge'her witnfhe valuable wnsi
psopsrtT fornins the fror, " Johns iartc+.
The gIosi advantages sod Pi!ieye, WHICH tese WorAs
ee,,ess or oarryns on sBd sfsudh their profitable buses
cses grps, ridsceneu, fof investanens , 80 -,
For r,cfpton sG scLedUs o. property Together with ihl
PARTICULARS, spglyts A. }. BLEfukTn, son CO..
Aueu1Esefs AID " a! Es.st. Brokers,
- p ho. q CedaI a., Nsw.Yort.
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Aces ouAsrKsKni lr's 0rrIcki FoRAoR DEr z,
No ~ C-dsr..., Nrw. YoRK Cfrr, Dec. ~. 1884
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily Tor
l. tn. fRElGHTs oil FORAGE for the United states
-rrnssler. Department, fron Newfcrk Cry fhsde
rh. Boon Portland and other ports he sos.t Of Name
10 Washington ,ndrls. Va. Newber C., Port Royal
). C., Savannah Ga. and New. Orleans, La
nsn.e standing aud capacity OF YES
ss sasn,y Of hay sIi gain, respectively sy Will require
ana v hen rrady for and sddres ectc
l.. ID. CHAPMAN. Capt. and ASK Qucr'sms''or.
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NITIZENS' SAVINGS RANK, l..
~ BOW Try. corner 81 Canals
SIX PR CENT INTEREST allowed on al sums 81 flve
rinnersl poerf AID uud.. and Nv, per cent on lager
.u.onn,, MONEY DEPOSITED NOW WILL DRAW
INTRRLS7 FROM JANUARY l. .
Bafk open lslY from 10 20 and or hoHdsY "eah'osJ
and frita, evenings. from > T. d
Balk books M Eng ISL, German ard r-nrh - =,
GEO. FOLSOM, PTssideaL
gyYxoup 4 ruyCB Secretary.
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miscellaneous.

cash PAID for RAGS and Old METALS.
~ White RAss II eeuts Csors ard Woolsns ceuts per
pound Boohs ard Newspaper, eens per pound old Hs"
Is &C Copper aud Pewter IS eeu per pognd Lead 10
cents, al No Is New Bowery corner OF Roosevels.t
DUSSIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUN.
N BERs for sale By A. 4. THOMSON Co.. Nos 3ise
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nIVIDENp.-Th Directors of the ST
~ MARGARET COPPER MINING COMPANY fCsn-
ada East have this day &c, Jared semiAnn0G Dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT tIee Of Government tsIl on the capital
STOCK payable January TO- 1866 the office OF the company
Nc. o. Miru,-s.. TraIer Books viii be closed rom tie
l0th to 10th January EDWARD u. SUTTON, secy.
NeW-Yc!k, Dec 10, 1864.
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Ofycp or THE DgLEvARR AVID l.uDs0s CANAL 90 !
No 70 Wilian-st., cor. Of EIchanseIlsce I

DROVIDENCE. &c., SUPREME COURT,
i SEPTEMBER TERM, 4. y. iSsi--l'rou the Lrplies
or Il Nathan ,. Dixon iaT order Of notice 10 Ne on
holder, Of The nepkiuon Bsnk end Cmtn,s uroE q Re
III sdiu1g.d ordsica sud deeFee1 that The slt Dixon
cause notice 20 he pubM.cd ia The Providence Journal
Chicago Tribune and Now Il hume directing Inc aodefs
oftht bills aid HoAl:0n bruh ud the cainau upon 'he
Bank and their claims upon 'nii Rect q, tie Hopkinton
Bauk In Wcsofly az before te ia dsy o. Mares 1875
said notice he Published Tor at eSa tE0 onLs ave. the
18th tay Of December, 1864.
Entered az ~. decree our, 42d day t. 1850 dee ~
Nv order JOHN A. CAkDNiRi Nlfrk.
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METROPOLITAN BASH,

No. i0S Broadway, Newly ORR. Dec. l6 1874
nINlDEND.--i'he Directors of the MetropOl.
~ isn Bunk have bis day de ared senanns dividend
OF FIVE % pLk CENT (ee Of Government Taxi payable
sfter 10. MONDAY q lsnnsry noxt-
The lrarser Books viii remain elo,ed lrom Dec l. until
Jan 4 1865 GEORGE T. SENEY, Cashier.
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forsfs, Carriages, 81.

"TRpPICAL Esi-.lM sreys Al ishd u 49, o-i'
fcT this complaint. Sec advertisement sndH HeacL
CAyAIny BuKrAr OsyIcs o. ASSISTANT QuAHTsnsAsrxs
: No 10 Srsrrsr. Exw loAk. June 10 IVA
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-l will
~ purchase Ia OPEN MAhKEf az tue Csy.lry Horses
hss be presented and pas. inspection The Govern sn
StabIes corner e,nGs and JShs Ia tails city, ua', further
PAYMENT win be RAD in cheeks ray.Sleis ser6'ss o.
san,s, y her .eyea jl iorses rc.eyed
Price one hundred and ss'y ave llesl iols,s sscl.
8Eo r. BROWNING Captain aid A. U. n.
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Hnanfiai.

PETROLEUM.
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. o., 500, 600, DIVIDED INTO 1000
SHARES,
PAR VALUE. IS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 81 PER SHARE.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL ON THE SUB.
SCRIBEks, AS 80, 900 sHARkS ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PRIrpEKr--J 8. CLARK Of Hsw-Yoh
VICE PkKsipssT-R. H. W!SHART. New YORK.
TRKIsuRHR-u. y. pENOE, New .Iork.
sECRrriRY-y. c0AKIIN. Esw-Yors.
DIRECTORS
R.vR KETCHUM Baltimore Nd
o. KING, Baltimore, Nd.
{! H. GOULD. Philadelphia Pa
w. WOODBNFf, Baltimore, Nd.
X. II. Wi5HAHT, Nsw-Yorf
il. v. nE"OE, kew-iofi.
a. CLARp W. Farm, Ps,
HIP. clan il City, Pa
GENLaAL sUPERlNrEADENJt.
J.S. CLARK. Y. A. CLARK, Tan F,Yua Ps
HIP. CLARK On City, Ps.
OFFICES;
No. u BROADWAY, n. Y,
Nos. Gl2 sud 6II CHLsTNrI.sT. PHIL,
AND BALTIMORE, MD.
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&bauees for Dnsintss Ellen.

INTENSIVE WATER POWER for SALE.
IL si,u,.ed rear Rsosf dcpoi and within ires hours
ss d. -. Ito e,y 1t Is ca caieuasd Tor Paper OF
Woo, mxsgfietunS Address Boz No 7o9 Se~'fotkfoss
rir
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ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
a CHATHAM SQUIRE. hEVfoNK.
SIX PAN cEyT isTERlsI ALLOWED.
OPfE DAILY.
Dsro,. made now or be.o-e Jsnnsy 3 VII dIsw IN
ttIes, iIOD hat date. - - go. ,,,.,r a..
Io,EPH p. CORN See
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CtIIEET. IRON.-COMM "R. G." and best
- Philadelphia Charcoal Rehrsd IRON ~! sale by
"A THVNeCNk &c, He., lls ind ~ Wsssr n
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DROrOSAIS FOR
100000

bJROiOSAlS lOh
$500, 900
wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY BONDS.
WYsIcnxsTsH CorsrI.
COUNT IRkAsrEkSs Ors1cS
December ~ lsot.
II. underlined will recsvc a. his ofce N White 1Aini
on or before a., TN DAY or JANUARY, 1865, sLSLED
PROPOSALS tor he purchase Of the whole PAT Of -
Bonds s1thoIled 10 ~ ved tie board Oh SHPos.,fs o
Inc County HsscLe,eT nndT chapter o. the lave OF
1874 AND Trsou,ions OF said Bssd " SnJ<rTisoI
p.. % December 1864. The Bonds Will be fyf vJ oect
payas r. three sunua nsuten. cOiinssncnz on 'hs us
dsv @: Ami ln end dTsp Interest AZ per cent per
pnp De yshr tie gr Ss.s u pr and Osser Ia each
y.uiiuciDs a,d inte.e, p.ysbe 's Csu at b.as In
lhs CITY Of New foA No r1ope.s sl he 10y iss
than pas. bii]bLhl a. ~ ~,
NOUPON NINNESOTAElGHT PER CENT.
~ HONDs.--CosPons doe Jan. On Miane.o.s Eigi Per
Cent Bonds vii se paid OHIO c!P n AiLRs Co., no
B Wsls,
IrT,HE following COUPONS due January j,
i 1865 viii paid and After ths d.,s o. pe,.ntslsn
t IL q 8 d hSe ~ icirhI hosbs
ChICAGO CITY WALTZ LOAN BOhDn.
AIBASY CITY s PEN CESf BONDS.
nv l.. TAYLOR & REID.
Il BANKERS AND BGokERs,
No. sBxoiDtT.
Az dssorip ons Of Gosenrsn, See1ftas, sa. NJ nan
road Bond, s,ools aud 81 bought snd sold oil
CSs stiors uedr I'll sc-.-ihle points IN IRE bnte sste o.
The beat rsios Dspo.t. ~ce'sd sgb.et 70 sh, d'a AID
Ttics L. taylor. gH0s REED.
Late C.lisI ~ Hanover banf
SPECIAL fArTSHEs ,.,yc,x
JOHN MAXWELL WiLLIAM n flSCa.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

Interest allowed q lie rats Of per een' On all nos sIa
guuAsQAI and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, nom 70
u a. N.R-MorcyS ioan cn nd ~ lnortSae-. ,
WALTER ". CONCKLlS, PTcsiden-
Y,ypSRH r l.. RUyTos, Secretary.
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OFFICE Of the SUSQUEHANNA and Wy
" DINING Valley Rsilrosd ard Coal Company, TLLiy
B1dips New YORK Dec ~ le641he stated snnual set.
is Of the s,ockholde aad election FOR div, sors Will be bed
slhs Office 1.-THE company on Tuesday JsrnaIy e. al
ELLIS PORTER Eecre.,ry.
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OyyIcE OF IrE MsnnosA CoxrA
oyrior oy TVS ManIrc., CosrAvr. !

NO. y " 1Ii-sf. Nov y ofE }
NOTICE rs HiREBY GIvENtha, the coupons efthe srst
Mortgage Bonds Company falling due the frs day Of
January nex will be paid 10 gold prssentAon e. the Office
q Company and after Che second Day ~ JsngJry nsr
Dated 81 Dece;,.ber 1864. w. TITUS, Secretary.
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UyNI0y DIME SAVINGS BANK, Nos. 495
u anil 40 CANAL, COZ. Of yAh'cS.-op'n daily from
i've, Inc, fen s,o p m. sIX FER CENT interest free
Om Goysrun.n, T.r. allowed OF csc iad under,
A'u '''' q KDrR v HAU0HwotE Pc deBl
G,xpyErs CasyfH, Ssefstagy.