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BOOTS AND SHOES.

N REMOVAL. ~
The undersigned beg leave to inform the citi-
No. 346 Penna avenue, and 800 street, under
Washington Building, cor. 7th stree where they
have lust opened fresh and desirable stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
for Mems, Womens'. Boys, Misses and Childress'
and which they efer for sale at the lowest price.
Give as call and We will guarantee satisfaction.
ap '-lmS LOOMS & MAYa1W.
"a $4,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND
SHOES eA
PANIC PRICES J
HELLER CO., 492 7th street, having just
received large supply Of all kinds Of BOOTS and
SHOES at the recent Panic Prices, and now
selling
Good quality Ladies' Goat Balmora,s at Sl2s.
Good quality Ladies' Slippers at GO cents
LADIES' heeled Slippers. 81 %.
High heel Opera Caters st g 50.
Gentlemen q Long Rosts at 81.
Children's Shoes at 10 cents.
Good quality Children Shoes at 40 cents.
And all kinds of the best makes OF Gents,
Ladies'. Misses and Children'a BOOTS, SHOES
and BALMOR AIS at corresponding prices. at
HELLER CO g, 49l 7th street,
Four doors above Odd FellOws' Hall.
TRUNKS, VALIsES and TRAVELLING BAGS
HELLER & co q, 1872 eth street,
NH So-lm- Between and streets.
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I AR6k NAP OF @ 10R0 a. COMPILED ande,
- ~ " Sirsst,os q the General Asssnbly; one
'xs4s cs''p's. Per 'si' ~ .,cu r.x,o.
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DRY GOODS.
MY GOODS AT PDACB PRICES

nay eoeDs AT PEACE PhIeHs.
i.sss bales Of oottors. from New Yorh Auetisns.
White Cottons, 1913 cents.
Yard wide Cottons, Is, 10 and DO cents.
CASES small figured Calico, Is cents.
pelalnss and shailiee, 20 cents
All Weol Delaines, As, worth rs.
Deuhle Weleh pelaines, rs. cts. wertb $i.As.
All eolors Alpaca, X, worth 80.
Linen Napkine, Is, %, q.
Linen Table Cloth, 90 cents.
Ladies' White Hose.
% White Flannels, all wool ,N3S.
Goats SPOOL Gotten, Pins, Needed, Hooks. Eyes.
shawls. Parasols, and other Goods, at great bar
gains:
aplelw' AS 9TH street. near =.
PRODUCTION IN PRIcEsl
In view OF the fall in gold, the subscriber will
dispose OF his present stock at greatly reduced
prices He respectfully invites his friends OF the
first Ward to an inspection Of his assortment,
which com pri. es variety Of new and choice goods.
MOCeeELAINe at % cents per yard.
CeTFONs 20. . and 20 cents Per YARD.
Green Daniels spool COTTON only cents
Call soon. He will sell lover than tos lowest.
ap 1lw" corner Pa. avenue and 18TH ST.
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uYW VI. WALL & CO., Auetioneers.

TRUsTEBg SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN TIL SEVENTH WARD.
By virtue of a6ecree of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbis, in Equity stir bear
ing date December 18th, 1864. and passed 70 a q
Complain ants and Edward NJ. Clarke ct. al, are
sale at Public Auction: in front Of the premises,
e. = .h o fsy IF 4P Real Estate
in 81 uare numbered three hundred and
three 1881 of the plan of the City Of Washing
ton, beginning for the north east corner Of said
10th street west; thence running south on 3 line
with said 10th street ninety 900 feet, thence west
Gftyfour t5D feet ten and one half {191a) inches.
thence north ninety $500 feet, thence east line
with said street" ga feet ten and one
half tlO1a, inches to the place of beginning with
the improvements thereon.
This property is situated on the corner OF d
street south and 10th street west and offers great
inducements to purchasers.
Terms-One third cash, the residue In six and
the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day ct sale
Title deed to be retained until all OF 'ae pafchase
money is paid.
If The terms Of sale are not complied with within
ave DAYS from the day of sale the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the said property at the risk
and cost Of the defaultine purchaser, by GIVING
three days notice in some newspaper printed in
'N0 'i'' "a 4. LLOYD. Trustee.
milo 2aw3w&ds WI: WALL & CO., Aucts.
Republican
~ THE ABOvEsALE Is POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY AFTERNOON sane nHd h9Sr, ID Mss.
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IN MADAME PRINCE a.
y would announce TO the Ladies Of TNkS
Washington and its vicinity that she has been
among the Frat to select from the present sea-
sons importations. She takes this mode to re-
quest a visit frem her former patrons, and any
who may favor her with call. Ladies will not
zee Esnnets displayed in the window to attract
their attention. but if they come in to see them.
they cannot fail to be pleased.
Her stock of FANCY GOODs-such -, LAC8
JACONET and SWISS WAISTS. FANCY BACK
COMBS. lEsERTINGs and 1DGINGs; BAL
LACES. PEkFUMERY. FRENCH CORSETS,
WATERFALLS, HAIk PUfRs: and complete
stock of SUN SHADES and SUN UMBR1LLAS,-
she Offers at small advance, they being from one
of the rsest mAnufs cturers in New York and be-
ing without a second profit, customers can Judge
OF quality and price by seem for ii s%selyes
70. being about 80 per cent. cheaper than that
essential and pretty article of dress can be pro-
Once more Ladies. I would call your attention
to the little New York MILLINERY AND
FANCY STORE where you can and well selected
stock of Fresh Goods of every description, and
persons ready to do their q tmost to please you.
MADAME PRINCE,
mar l7-lm" ID Market Space.
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7.3O NA I552N. 7.3O

100 NA I35&N. 7.3O
Mr.. JAY COOKE. Of our sfn. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans. We
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s.7-30 TREASURY MOTIFS.
These notes are issued, under date Of August Is,
1864. in denomenations OF
$50, 800. $500, 81 900 and IS 900.
They bearing interest at 1910 per cent. Per An
mum, and have coupons attached, payable In law
full money. ON February 18th and August 18th Of
each year. The principal win be paid In lawful
money on Au gust 18th, 1867; or, at the option
the helder. the notes may then be exchanged. at
par, for
q. g. FIVE TWENTY BONDS,
redeemable At the pleasure of the Government At
Any time after ave years. and payable twenty years
ON August LIST, 1867, with interest at
SIX PER CENT IN ooIN.
u.v.ble semi annually, These bonds are at pres.
.nt worth IN the market about NINE PER OINT
premium, from which deduct the premium UPON
the accrued gold interest. and there IL LETT net
rremium upon the bonds of Blk PER CENT.
With . prospect OF . much greater value at the
date OF the aturity of the Seven Thirty Notes.
We receive IN payment LOT buotcflpuohs LIZ feF-
srai issues OF
rIyl PER CLINT. TREASURY MOTIFS,
allowing accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of al iasues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application in
person OK By mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
100 NOTES.
In order to prevent tho mutilation ofthese notes
the Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that tn notes are not negotiable unless al the
natured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE CO.,
feb l-dtf Bankers.
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BANKERS.
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.

First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
q, D. oOoRB, ,oi Jay Cooke a Co. } President.
WINS. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
eov1RsABEr DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL A6lRr OF THE UNITED
STATES.
1a,B q, OPPOSITE PEE rlIAsuRy pBPAATHBH1
Government securities with Treasurer United
States
1ONE MILLION DOLLARS. w
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY cooKB Il CO..
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE $50 LOAN.
wewin AL all orders with rromptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
sIoURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
WepurchAse Government v Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful 2nd
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to Us.
PULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
VIM 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WAsHIsGIos, March 20, 1865. IA 2l-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
OYJ. Q. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Asetioneers.
CHANcERY sALE Of = y yA yIn5 !. IMPROVED

Nv virtue of q decree Of the eupreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed in ehancery cause
prbiie auction, on. TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
hrri .t z ocloea G1 the g pre len, Lots IL.
Yespeetively on Connecticut avenue, 7lst street
and north street, and 10 ippHeyed BY Desirable
sHrden laid cut ON the erounds; Lots No. i. 4, s
and have been subdiyided into thirteen fine
on Conn ectieut avenue, between north r and 9
streets, some Of them running through to 2lss
These lots we're occupied BY the late Guy Ora
ham ae q garden. have 6ae shade trees in front,
snd are well located for cottage site.
Terms cash. .
conveyspcing and revenue stamps at the cost OF
'he WIN. Y. FENDALL, Trustee
.p4d JAS. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts
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DERsoNAL-Dear friend Don't waste any more
bAkBY Of srees a.
cheapest finally. ap3 I'M
RS .s,,
ha; ever APPEARED before tie public She
newer been n' Known S to fAf f'e''
. npS NJ, she sdsI
S.s bGa ssd
LIVER Cure ONCE hoSss tT9% % a. Rsn to &&,Hh.
has aao% and s. st.. mar
nR. EDWIN v. WRIGHT. Natural seer.' or
Reader ss OF ss.r sP 5a
Wiling. upon 1sr sSs cause and cars Of every
fne
by laying on hands" Blindness. Paralysis, khea-
&Rs; f kosms 81 NEAR Patent
0I2. PR; BAGKlk,ITHR, ses1 wespSa.s.21S
~ Oily AS, A;trolos.5 No. s1s ,1 st. bs street
cars, gives IN ana thorough niOrmstion ss CON
&c assh %s.,s .sa 1
Journeys, Law Suits. Absent Friends, sickness and
morning Til H IL tie eVsnnG InsTanss through
the candy store. mh2-lm
gRecKFbEIp Of Kan aa can Be .,s co.,
on the sIes ops Door es 81
= s. IL
Sss can Be seen M P1i's sn one
V'HB BEST EyIDlNoB THAT PRINCE: ss1
4 2 street, is the ONLY practical srAMPER In
t. sess.a ss:r la & as p.ss
ae has the largest and finest assortmenf 81 Pat
s Il and willing to stamp any pattern .s s5ssf3'
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CHIHF QUARTFRMAsTERSo OFFICE,
DRPOH WASHIHafnN.

" DEPOT sF WAsHIKGfUN,
WASHINGTON. D. c., January 4, 1854.
Ali dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, LeatA-
euested to send to this eihce, on MONDAY Of each
week?a sealed proposal or list, in dspleGe Of the
At short notice, with the price of each marked in
plain figures that. in case the Ell gencies OF the
service REQUIRE it, the article articles be Oh
tanned without delay, and at the lowest price.
d. alers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
CURED to furnish the list pupctually every Monday
morning, D. 81. RUCKER.
Brieadier Gen1 and Chief Q. NJ.
Jan Str Depot Of Washin eton.
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LOT ADJOINING THE NATIONAL PRINT
On dnt MuHpHY AFTERNOON, April 24th, q. s,s
O'clock on the premises, by virtue of deed of
trntt from Patrick Wilson and wife, dated Mar !.
folios III, Ct seq, one of the Land Records Of
Warrington county shall sell: Lot -" s I'M o.
q feet on North CAPITOL street, between g and 81
streets north and running back l3e feet to IA foot
Te1ms-One, ha ali cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by g deed
Of trust on the premises.
chaser. ,r,-
I-podds J. G. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts.
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re T r. u EU M.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
OH1 HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES.
SO PR SHARE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. So PER SHARE. NOT
LIABLE 70 FURTHER ASSESSMENT.
OFFICES:
No. "a EMPIRE BUILDING,
No. II BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Posf OFFICE ADDRESS, Box No. 5,36s, NEW YORK
OFFICERS:
Hon. DANIEL g. DICKINSON. President.
VIM. r. PHIPPe, Vice resident.
ROBERT BAssETf. Secretary.
q. J. BURTIs. Mining Superintendent, Titus
Vile, Pa.
ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadway. N. Y,
Treasury.
The wells of the Company are now producing
Payment for stock may be made In drafts, regis
tered notes, or Government bonds ana securities,
which bonds and securities will be taken at their
market value.
Kemittances may be addressed to the Company,
p q. Box Ne 1865 New York City, or to AT
lantic Bank, Treatury OF the New feiR ana Liver
nool Petroleum Company. No. 142 Broadway
New York City, or any of its Agents.
subscriptions will be receiv ed by JAMES GIL
FILLAN, Esq, 2O3 Pennsylvania av enue. Wash
ington. 3. 9. mar 6-sm
COLD AND. sToCKs.
Our ONCE has been PLACED in direc. telegraph
I'M n mi afi W 6nld kYch 90
Rooms in New York, insurine promptne's in the
execution of orders "
aFf iiii ~ s
TH1 OLDEST H y9Sg.. SSoEpU9T.D ON TH1
'nlarss1s f. eSsSli II h tS1Tfs capacity
Corn" Pa. -. snd liza st.. Waskihgtox. 3, o.
This hotel. the Oldest conducted On the lusopsaa
H plan In this city. A.s been sElarssd and IA
for the on h
sSs,ts YIN viii what they
oe S-tf P. 1MRIeH. Proprietor.
11i slim R4h t1t ToEEk,,
hAAS1 and WEAnsahssr A sSs Tofss e. TABLE
Monuments made to order on reasonable term.
and shortest notice.
BILE and MARBLE THING.
Orders for Plumbers eLA B6 promptly attended
to. Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west, Warrington, D. g, mar
billiard TABLES FOR sALI.-The susscri
BiL IL I'd FaBsEs. nearly neS,
Which he will dispose Of very low.
nth st. and Pennsylvania av. feI4tf.
Ayrr R."a,ts ,,0 s1; sw,Sa. AYsIy;sIn OF
HELMBOLDs PREPARATIONS. they enjoy our
n iaSfs confidence HRVEEh sse
Philadelphia, June 18th, 1860. mar &-Gm
0Os PAWNBRoKBR AND CSS
ZOO LOAN OFFICE. HOO
= LIclNslp BY AUTHORITY.
ass MxrTHlW X. WALSH. 2ss
3sh 9TRrlF between 10th and llth,
second Sonr from Harvsy 3 Oyster saloon.
In cempliance with the wish OF many TRENDS,
am now prepared to make heSrN Casn Al ~
Vances on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- AOA
wonSs jsVeify Silver Ware, Hardware. u
GIUtSins and Ncrshandiss Of every description in
sn::a n: s e.
IL citissns am confident that 70 ali Who may en-
trust ne With business which will BE strictly
GdentiaN Will give Satisfaction. Once open every
day sunday sxsspssd) frem o'clock .. M, until
ENFEEpL1D AND DELICATE OONertrU.
nj knlh n ~ N
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PERSONAL.

DERsONAL-Dear friend Don't waste any more
L time or money trifinR with quackee see Oh.
DARBY. 400 1th street, at once. It will be the
cheapest finally. ap3 I'M
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LIE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

MOHUMxNTs-On TUESDAY. April 18th. at 3
iy1 clock, will be sold at auction lot of italian
and American Marble Monuments. They will be
sold by private contract before the above date on
18th street, bet. New York avenue and II street.
east side, above Riggs Bank. applet.
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TUEsBAY AFTERNOON same hour, I'd NAV.
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
ap5 VIM L. WALL & CO., Az Its,
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MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on Ola.
m. IMOEDe, WATCHES, JIWELRY. &c All
II XnSss STRICTLY confidential. once hours from
Penn.s1, 70 J, and from TOT p. ID. No. ga
up stslrs No. sysnos, two doors from 18th street,
NH 3i-ims NO. y. m LEHMAN,
FtSNea JpylRiLI BOOKs-L, RoSIn.o.
Jsuds CSi.n - evises L. ssmaine sss trolls
pa.i,Nouyeas1 Costss Co tss aiA nd.,srd rsai;
Ss,is Les ssnsss % L. ve.,ai Mile st sSs
""' csea ShAkoA TAYL0H.
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IlROME's HAIR COLOR REsTORER FORRB-
y tanning and gradually bringing back the Hair
tending the use Of dye. Sold BY all druggists
Is cents per bottle.
p EXFORD's INDICATED GINGER BREAD
H NUTS, FOR worms, unrlvaled in eff cacy and
peculiarly adapted for children being eaten as an
For sale by drugslsts Price q cen mar hox
Jan - eOly
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24
The Wool Market.

Tho following from the Ohio Farmer OF
June 17,b viii be read with interest by Wool
Growers, and Wool Buyers. The remarks are
from the pen of Gen. Harris the venterap
editor Of the Farmer:
The supply of American wool is far
short Of consumpive demand. Mann
factufes will pay You no more than impor-
ted wool Of the same quality will cost them.
with discrimination in favor of the
foreign article, just TO show the wool
grower how Independent they eau be of
home productisus The import duty ray
be said to be 80 per cent upon the wool
which comes in most direct connection
with yours; add TO this the rate of ex.
change with gold at about 81 40, and you
have the Geld with your woods at from 10
TO 10 cents pound in present currency,
The return Of peace while it puts stop
TO the great waste OF war--doos not di
minish the number OF consumers of your
wool. The men VINO lay off the coarse
army blue, will pnt on Enc cassmeres and
broadcloths, al they have the money in
their pockets to pay for their new clothes.
The vast regions of the south are open TO
our trade, and they too become our custo
mers, since their own staple is neglected or
destroyed Simbo in the South, who was
formerly reckoued amorg the cattle, has
now become a man, and, haYing wages, wi |
spend his money for cIolhes, so as to look
like other men. Al our people have
largely increased their consumption of
Nooeu goods, ond particularly our women.
These facts, added to The 6gurrs above
stated, all point 10 u healthy condition of
The wool business
Wool buyers may talk of opning the
market this year at so or 60 cents a pound
do not be in haste TO go II at, such r,ce..
Hhey will tell you that some of them lost
money last year-so they did. They
bought most Of your wool at Is 10 90 cents,
and held it for 81 ,25, and got their fingers
buFutl Who is to blame but themselves.
when they could have sold every pound OF
it n, 81 10, aud made q big prof They
were too greedy. Let the wool growers
OF Ohio keep their nerves steady, aud The =
will fix the market price Of wool this sea.
son.
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rHn state coNvRNrroN

Met on Wednesday at Columbus, and was or
ganized, permanently, by the choice Of Gen
VIM. b. woop, Of Licking, as chairman, and 8
long List Of vice presidents and secretaries and
assistants.
Gen. j. ID. Cox was nominated FOR the Office
. Of Governor, by acclamation.
. For the Office Of 1t. Governor, rhere was more
competition, there being FIVE candidates. Hon.
A. q. Nc BuRSEr, of Warren, received the nom-
ination, after little measurment of the strength
of candidates, by acclamation.
For the office of Treasurer, S. s. wARxKR, Of
Lorain, was nominated.
4, For Supreme Judge, Judge JAcoB BRNKxR-
Borr, was declared the choice of the conyen-
ton.
For short term, - WElsu, of Lucas, was
nominated.
For Attorney General, W. H. wlsr, of Logan
was nominated.
For School Commissioner, Capt J. G. NoRR1s,
nf Harrison, took the nomination.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court, Capt. Rop-
KEY. Foos, of Clinton was nominated.
For Board of Public Works, the present in
cumbent, JAMES MooRE Esq having no oppo-
sition was renominated.
The resolutions adopted are good and unex-
ceptonable, but for the lodging Of the negro-suf:
frage question. The weakness on this point
10 not creditable, unsound and unfortunate in
policy, and withal, behind the demnad Of the
times.
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LAKE RRIE
Coal and Oil Mining Company,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000 IN EQUAL SHARES OF $40
EACH,
WORKING CAPITAL, $50, ,00o
With the privilege OF increasing the Capital Stock to
100000.
Incorporated under the laws of Ohio. March o. 1865
i HE COMPANY have purchased and
1863 of valuable Coal and Mineral Laud Mercer
county, Pa.
Distnnces from the Conl Mines


county, Pa.
Distances from the Coal Mines
To Ashabula "a miles, Conneaut 6s miles Painesyie
SO miles Cleveland ll0 miles Erie via Girad, rs miles.
These lands contain three veins Of the quality
minous Coal estimated 10 yield $4,000 to the acre
The Company to furnish to Shareholders ONE Toy
of Coal yearly for share taken actual of mining
and transportation The remainder of the production
Mines will be sold at Market prices and the profits thereon
wilbe Id in semi Cash Diviaends Stochod
Stockholders who do nit desire 10 receive their
Coal the Company will sell the Coal for their especial benefit
She profits being turned to them independent Of the
semi annual Cash Dividends.
These lands all located the A. J.. F. Railroad
with easy descending grades from the Mines the Railroad
The first second Of Coal crops within from
to twenty rods OF the Railroad making to open hank
a an point along the Railroad at a small cost
portion OF the Companys Lands extend down TO Sandy
Lake and Big Sandy Cheek. All along this stream there
Indications being good Oil Territory There is now num-
br of wells going down in this vicinity of which
there is good show of Oil It the design the Director
that Oil is found in this vicinity n paying quant
ties they will increase the Capital Stock TO 100000 Those
desiring to have tbs advantage of the increase of Stock by
which their frt Investment III he doubled, will do well 10
subscribe immediately onehaf Of the Capital Stock has
been already subscr5. Every Shareholder becomes
ber of the Company aud such he is entitled To all the
rights and privileges 10 the Company and has interest in
all lands the minerals and the business of the Company
Shares be had any the Directors OF the Con
who authorized toeceive ons Tor stock
OF Superior e Cleveland Ohio where the certificates of
shares will be issued.
correspondence abroad should be directed to the
W. ]. FARRAR, Secretary,
Room No. "a, Atwater Building, Cleveland o.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
DR.. 3. @. Clark, DR.. P. Clark, jamestown, Pa,
James Denham, j. Reed, Ashtabula, o.
Vim. J. Farrar II. c. GRAY, Painesvie, o.
j. e. Hall, DR.. 7. II. Fulton, of Browns
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
WI. j. FARRAR, sec'y and Treasurer
JOHN FRIEND, Attorney.
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MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON Orders have
been issued reducing the Mississippi squad.
ron 10 fifteen vessels. Acting Rear Ad.
miral s. p. Lee will remain in comm aud.
Three gun boats are left at the mouth of
Red River. all Of the monitor vessels aud
all the ironclads. except he Tennessee and
Missouri. are ordered 10 Memphis. and will
at once be put out Of commission. All
the other vessels now 10 the squadron will
be sent up TO Mound City Immediately,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24

GEYERALs GRAM, SHERMAN. HUNTER and
other eminent diguilaries honored the Fair at
Chicago with their presence week before last.
While there Gen. SHERMAN made q speech, in
which it was understood he declared himself
opposed to negro suffrage. True to the old
pro-slayery prejudice OF West Point and the
heartless conservatism of the old Ton. EwIEo
school in which he was raised. be would perpet-
nate The spirit OF oppression, which caused the
rebellion, ignore the claims of humanity and
justice, and lose the good fruits of permanent
peace aud order as the result Of the war. His
brother, Senator JOHN SHERMAN, iu a late
speech at Circleyille, declared himself 10 favor
OF according rights Of suffrage 10 tie freedmen,
thus showing himself to be the wiser and better
man Of the two.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24

Secretary Seward, in an tffici al dispatch
to the Secretary cf the Navy. gives the in
formation that the Government of France
has removed all restrictions heretofore i'm.
posed by it on the naval vessels of the
United States 10 French ports. Secretary
Seward also officially announces that the
French Government has formally rescinded
its order granting our Southern Rebels
belligerent rights.