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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
Nd I ICE TO B RI Id & Il
BUILDERS

NOTICE hereby given that the Commissio-
" ners of VintOn County, Ohio, will meet in
2aleski Madison Township on
Saturday Me22M day of July 1865,
At ten o'clock, Pm, on said day, for the
'porposc of letting to the lowest responsible bid
der thc building OF a Testle Bridge 1.-THE
crossings Cf Raccoon Creek at or near the
south cas- end of Commercial Street where the
rattsville and Zaliski Road crosses and also the
Road leading from zaleski to Packsrds Mill in
Knox Township.
liy order of Commissioners
II. G. NJ GORE Aud'r Y.Co.O.
April 18th ,S65-5 5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
N/lLLlAM D. Swain, min;stra ton
w OF the Estate of John d. Swain
late of Vinton county, Ohio, deceased, has
filed his accounts aud vouchers for inspec'
too and settlement, and that the same vii
be for hearing OH the 18th day CT August
A. d. 1865.
RICHARD CRAIG,
July q, l865..3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
STRAYED Or sTOEEN,

FNROM the pasture Of the subscriber
l. residing in Knox Township, Vinlon
county, Ohio Oh OF about the 18th OF July
1868. LIGHT SORREL COLT, being
overs years old, both hind feet white, one
fore foot with some white, (think it is The
right fore icot,) has a large white blaze ii
he face, name aud tail some lighter color
than body, some marks on his neck occa.
stoned by wearing a yoke. Any person
giving information that will lead 10 the
dlscovey of said Colt, will be liberally re
warded. Inquire of or address tie under.
signed, at MdrShiield, athens county, Ohio.
GE0RGE-R. BELL.
July 81. ls65-St
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03

PARTIES AND PoLIrIc>L Commit
tics, will 40 wei! to paroniz, the
McAlthur Brass Band. You will
have the finest music.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
WHISPERS. WHISPERS

Do you want Whiskers or Moustachos! Our
GrScan.C Compound will force them to grow on
he smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald head.
in Six Weeks. PIicc 81 co. Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed. on recoip- Of price.
Address. WARNER & CO., Box I39,
Brooklyn, N, "
Feb, l6, rs Iy,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
Importance, Beauty, Originality & y'alnc

Copies ofthe " IIi&iiaytor receirin9 a lS..lpte
on lie Field of Trsai,h!.r may he seen at Wu
LIAMs EvgRsTr's boston; BVTEER PIRIiGo y
WAY, Baltimore; JAMES s EARLEtV SoNs.
Philadelphia, puILP tS SOLOMON, Wasbintop,
Z. BRAcgyoeEL, Chicago. 4. W. CARROLL, &
Co. Cincinnati; PETTEs Dc LEATrE, st. Lnui, /;
the Gallery Of the NATIONAL ART AssocrATtoX,
jGl and 56S Broadway New York, also ut tn
principal Art Stores in every city in The
country.
The Engraying will 10 forwarded, securel,
packed in strong tube, upon receipt Of FlY T.
DpLLAES, directed to tho Actuary at the tinl
lereS. az above. nr box Is1a, Post OfSce Nov
York. Il can also be Obtained Of the snbsc.ih-
er, who IS the locSi Agent Of tile National Al,
Association.
CT. BGLLiNGH CRSF.
Ma! -I;oo-u Macarthur Ohio,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
Dir. Raphael.

Has change his residence from
Cincinnati to Chicago. All Letters
are to be addressed to him ms follows
DIR. RAPHAEL,
Box No 627S, Post Office,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
NOTICE.

Lucotta ROckhold Administratrix of tho es-
tate of Ephraim Rockho old, late of Vinton
County Ohio, deceased, has fled her accounts
and YOU ches, for inspection and final settle
ment, and that .hc same will be passed upon
on the 9th day Of May A. D. 1864. ,.
RICHARD CRAIG,
May A ,lS65-3w ProbInJu l,3.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
Shirts End Neck Ties.

beg leave to inform the Public that. hav.
ing purchased our entire stock of Ciotb,n9
and Furnishing Goods at the pre- sent heavy
decline in Gold and The conseal,ent depre-
cIaiIon in the value Of Merchandise am
therefore enabled willing and ready TO sell
my goods fully IN accordance with that de-
cline and which cannyt fail 10 attract The
attention ofclo>e buyers even at the preseat
denrssed state of the market, 49,
guarantee my Clothing 10
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
NcAls TEEUR, OHIO,
icG--CCam Saloon

We are fitting up an Ice Cream Saloon in
connection with our Grocery. where Ladies
and Gentlemen can be supplied dnrihg the
day and evening. Families supplied on
hberal tenms.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
ICE! ICE! tCEt

A large quantity OF Ice or hand, and for
sale, between six and eight o'clock every
morning until !urthet notice.
AS WE DO A CASH BUSINESS, ex
ciusively, and keepno accounts, it is hoped
our licnls will not ask for liust, for, bow
ever dsagrceao!e ii may be TO us aud to
them, wewill be compelled 10 refuse. Our
goods are sold as CHEAP as the same ahi
cIes can be obta incd In tuis market. md we
therefore confidently solicit the patronage OF
the public
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ex-
change for Groceries
j w. CALDWELL & G.:
May fifth 1865 ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03

Negotiations with DISTINGUISHED artists for
works for future years Issues urcnowI
securing to tho Subscri1els, Engrayi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-08-03
FIVE DOiIARS

which includes free admission TO the Gallery of
the assoc alton at all times ana an interest in
Twenty Thousand Dollars worth OF
Painting,
and otho works of Art TO be PRESENTED to
The Subscribers for the Current Years Engraving
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FINANCIAL.

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMPTRoL.
Ter Of the Currency, Washington, Jan. rs, 1865
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented TO the under
signed has been made 70 appear that the American Ma
county Of New York and York has duly
organized under and according the requirements Of the
rency secured BY pledge Of United States bonds and 70
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof"
proved June 1884 and complied with ali the provisions
Of said act required 70 be complied with before commencing
the business Of banking under said act;
Now therefore. Hugh McCnlloch, Comptroller Of the
Bank of New York. In the city Of New York. In the county
Of New York and State OF New York authorized TO
mence the business Of banking under the act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness hand and seal OF ONCE,
(Sd) HUGH McCULLOCH
[SeaLl Comptroller of the Currency.
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h,y second street. between Fourth ana Lexington ave.

thirty street. between Fourth and Lexington ave-
NcJHEy.-on Friday, February 10, Of consumption,
fsascE III JIM ny, in the 26th year OF his age.
Inc relative s and friends Of the family are invited 70
Robert cJimscy, las Wes. Fourteenth street, Mon
day afternoon, at four O'Clock.
PEr Es.-Suddenly, Saturday. February IL, 2. M
samnaiion OF the lungs, FANNY, wife Of Frcd-rck NJ
The funeral win take place from her late residence 2ie
avenues on Monday morning, at ten O'Clock precisely
PEA oI.-On Friday February 10, SuAH Z lAbEfh
daughter OF John 7. and Mary A refsch' sseo year
The fun raj viii take place on Monday morning, at ten
ocok from her parents residence Ios lnion street,
Philadelphia papers please copy.
RxD-0n Friday, February 10, after short but Sc
Illness ANDREW REIp aged 81 years and months.
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Monday afternoon At
Fourteenth strict, without further notice
Rusfi--on Friday evening, February 10, BARrHoLo-
.sw RussEI native OF the parish OF Aullingar, county
Westnealh, Ireland, aged % years
Tie friends of the family respectfully invited to
ss,And The funeral this Sunday afternoon, ., two
sad thence 10 Eleventh Cemetery.
Ret nEnG- Friday evening, February TO- after
os and severe Illness G. T. RkrrBERG, aged Is years
The relatives and friends Of the family, and his school,
les are rcspss fully invited to attend the funeral
sssres ''- ~ .-A''A'" SA1''A' "".>''
81 EV.-At MS residence, c52 Third avenue, on Fri
February 10, TaoSAs RxnLxs, aged 81 years and
days.
relatives and friends Of the family also the Board
q sntgers Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asyums,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from late
rcsasnce on Monday morning, at half past nine o'clock
No carriages allowed.
sLATEa-on Friday evcnng, February TO- Of paralysis
q the brain, Mrs. ErHrlIvp6 SLATER, wife Of Richard
saIncs fIler, In the 0lst year Of her age.
Inc friends and acqua ntances of the family
spectluly invited to attend the funeral Tuesday after
noon at one O'Clock, from her late residence lS9 West
Fourteenth street.
his ae.
His trends and relatives respectfully invited at
tend the funeral from his late residcn T43
Sue near Fortieth street, Monday afternoon two
o elok.
WErsr'RD-On Saturday, February IL, ROBERT H.
WruroRD, aged IL years and months.
rhe friends and acQ antanccs Of the family are re-
9uested 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
vocls, Morris Undcrhil 1877 Monroe street. this sud
day. afternoon at one o'clock
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CLEARED.
essTssp G',y or Cork Br' ribbes, Liverpool via
st:anshp America lsrem). Vessels Bremen South.
Steamship Havana, Greene, Havana-T Ascensio.
Steamship Ceres, Sherwood Port Roy"-Whtney Hath
s.ss,a%shp 9 Knight Gallagher Phildepha--w ray.
Ship Artisan, Pollard, New oreans-N II Brigham.
slap Charlotte, Cousins, Port Roy ,l-Nesmh 4 sons
sfr Soss aarr S' yH Reynsi Son S''Aer'0n
ne s aTam ts S Eor.Dnrs so
s,s Janet Hidstonl Br!, Burgess Ponce FR-D Dewof
nng Six Freres (Br Michon, St Johns and Ponce pr
nl's Trackiess (Br), Lapree Jacmel-Hcnry De Ger
Brig Virginia Nichols Fortress Monroe--A Abbott.
ssnr MIgaret Ann OBJ Stevens, Point Petre-H Va
sshr Southern Gross tDr, George, Aux oayes-D Dc.
s s.sr Ellen tBrl; f!lsr Nassan--I oager.
Jones' dl0sT ssp a Ds%S
Eli Rssts Spsn sGsSs a Ssss
ssSr Convoy Merr nf Sos.o soss0s Brown
Y ARRIVED
M Rna sn Many Monroe
&c M9nrSe hours, win sick and wounded soldiers 10 the
.s.rk WIheImne tof Turk. Iasnas,, HeEw-n, Port an
t. sssss Co.
nsrl liespsrus lof s. Andrews Nh, WaycoI Havana, \
s e E 81 RRszssn ss os
=. Hoi,:;s' = S,ss,
s too sdsr - ss.
ses'Dsail was boarded by heavy filing the cabin
starting me cargo ad In Che ho vessel most q the time
t5a wind blowing constantly from TO n 9th inst gh
Ei.o Tor Newburyport
sebr Fannie to st John, nh, Chisholm Tobasco 10 days.
witn ogwood. cotton &c " Wilson Camm mn Jan 81 Oh
rsi'.sco passed schr Danl Simmons, going in
S<hr Wanats, Hawkins, Fortress Monroe 2days.
Sehr James Joncs, Loveland Fortress Monroe, days.
Scbr jamestown, Mct;ee, Fortress Monroe. days.
6shr DAM Higgins, Barber Fishers Boy Nd for Fair
Aaven While lying ut anchor In Fishers By
.nore in fog with three Job Nci.an. m.te; Casey
kaStin and Charles - Tie men not rpturnng
Sel 10 lie lost The yawl found Gsys alter
sssds None Of the bodies have RICO cred
euhr II Godfrey, Wic;s, Baltimore, 4 days
schr John Walker, Brewster baltimore, days
kehr Cock, Lee, Cape May
kehr Twilight Price. Great Egg Harbor
SShr A n K Baker. Smith, Great Egg IIarbor,
Soar George Henry, Curtis, Portland
BELOW.
Ship Charles Duncan, from Queenstown
Brig Rosetta, days ffom Halifax
SAILED.
Steamships America, City Of Cork Havana Ceres Ariel,
Empire tity, g Knight barks Frrndena knight; brgs
tasae. Agile Henriett. Penguin; schrs A johnson, l.
Eagles, A scranton, Ida, q Rogers.
Wind ut sunset NV.
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rlILADELPniA, FEB s-Arr Chm Western STAR Crow
kei Boston CID bark Sea sss, Rowes Port spain; scLr
Sidney Tyler steeiman, Fortress Brig Mystic,
and schr Ellen Perkins, both for Trinidad le yesterday
PORTLAND. Feb s-Ctd schr Ella Hodsdon. Hodsdop IA
vs psoi s "a 3 srss NserasEa. Hattie Bishop
fnos ipEN.E, FEB lu-Arr steamer Electra Nye NY0rk,
schrs speedwril Robbins Patuxent River Nd; Ganges,
Jeomos nfork SD sc9rs Benz Strong Brown, and Annie
Russell, Hodges, ElzabethporL
salem, Febs-sld schr Eliza OTIS. Ryder rom Belfast.
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PROPOSALS. FOR
BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON PROPOSALS,
OF January 1865,

NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK.
Sealed proposals will be received the Comptroers ONCE
until s,tarday February Is 1865 at two o'clock NJ when
the will be publicly opened for the whole part OF
the sum Of One Hundred and Eiftscvsn Thousand Two
Stock authorized by chapter 2l2 Of the Laws 1894 and by
an Ordnsne q Board OF Supervisors approved by the
The said stock IS provide additional for the
srucon completion the New County House.
Chambers It will bear interest the Of six per
cent per annum payable semiunnuay the LIST day Of
May and November IN each year. and the principal win be
thousand two hundred dollars the LIST day Of
November, 1889; and
Ninety thousand dollars the LIST day Of November 1890
The proposals will state the amount OF stock desired and
the price hundred dollars hereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted will required
deposit with the County Treasurer the awarded 10 them
respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the
County Treasurer for such deposits the parties win be
titled to certificates for equal Of the
value Of the awarded to Them bearing interest from
the dates Of payment.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed proposals
for New York County Court House Stock and enclosed In
second envelope, addressed TO the Comptroller.
The right reserved to reject or all Of the bids the
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
Comptroller
CIrY OF NEW Y0RK, DEPARTMENT FINANCE,
CnMpTR ERa lFxI Feb q (
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Nyiscellar cons.


BARK URASIA before reported wrecked at Table Bay
Es tons register buls at setuket in 1885, ~ and hail
Rank ourcK.rrr Al 623 tons built Al Boston IN 1855 has
beea sold for $ll 300 and afterwards resold for $4,000
kcrs MArrIowEs, Crsbree from Boston Dec % for Fort
Ne. abandoned At sea Jan 10 ~ Lit 81 40, Ion The
s s6s q IL on snd ea nds d
VS. S e soa 1aa sen oss sspy
saers by ~oom she was lately pdrchAsed and Insured
uoias a n Hole lost SseE ioswooi
,s Sens yCsa ss, III q TONS built at Egg Hareor in
ship zneka s,s.on from Madras Oct n for London Dec
Loras ccas cruising wish oss Of part Of
Foreign Ports.
sssss Jam lin bark i nnG~m FOR Boz.
.'Gs.ss Tgsn II, Jan isd 'shr Baltic Grant. HslasT
S.smA De- sin gor. .hip. white Swallow, Prince for
y.a Br}, cuyriss; Goons lsFl poLer,y and a.rssrei
..ss o.on wnsow swell 1' BRIG. o nrio
% FOR S n s Mss, ana -o Ar Law
RI s"sss @ cSls Sa for or ss.s fs .m
ca Rea o!,. os 6, .is T s raesHd and
s.Tss' s's S"s for
rom SyorT diss Si. a.niuS sr. nr,En az dd EV.sr
,Rrl Lea Tor Mnstslsn II Berry, Coson, from WORK
arr 2d; vnLgs Belle Raoe, foi Ssors, W ssa osa
American Forts.
BOSTON Feb n.Ar schrs rresman. Freeman, ana
swiih Hong koos saa shansa: bars :, HndIsw .Br,
3d. sy f ss.
Isabella tBr), Mcmillan, surinam; tbx. Mcdonald, Aux
Cages; MARI z Nson, Henderson, Ja,ns sarah rees.
LORD New Orleans Sid ships Coruga, Thems oart John
ii,a-Ar, bsrss oteso Barbados; oceas HONE nsv.ns:
yaye- lines Gon,iy.. Byp@ion, Nope.s Pond; scars
cs ss ogss, asSy sss a as
hLI RIyhn FEB 1,S Arr seir Y 5nouts Barter NscIt
s1r.n, r ,iclssn y Mysrt
Rsos from s,aseSt ,ver FOR f@. Mil AWssa
J ~ f-.n Craney Island for do; s,a Nympn. Coniey,
ing.rows, DC, Feb 7-Cld schr Arlington, Haley,
GLouCEsTER, FEB T-Ar schr WIND Rover, Luriin New.
oHSIMiss' HOLE Feb o rM-Arr bark. wanur,. Nora.
ior d.. Cabot Br MeGrgor c,u MON for do br ~
h.rlh. Washington Leland, Elzale,iiort do; King
Ssyes or Bson Laurel Parker Grand TURK far 5rdcs.
others swes, Creney Igland for Botyn; ELLEN Crow,
WORK dol Mary HASKELL Haskell for DO: CSsruS
Van 6I.sory Bg, Rcgsn NYorS for Pcr.snd sd brig Il
sTg stanley lBr Snow, s, Martins for BOSTON;
sne1 johnson, Nyork Jc Winged Racer snow ratus-
.cSfs sie,ers, Ei crowri Wing i"ssr 0' ~
IT, ossr. rrb Ssg Juis A Weeks Vas.
ivsn-.Arr sarsh Holden, Fall River Cor Syors
Sg~ iDNpwVn fsVy-An schrs siglant Weeks Nassau
p,~t,mn =, "aps, faiuxeht River.
'rNTwssi - frb y-Arr sehr Sarah woslcr Lord
xiois 49,
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REMOVALS.

DEMOvAL-TIIE PEOPLES LIME, NEW JERSEY
III Steamboat Company have removed from the foot ~
Courand street 10 cr sscips new ohces Ilr a. south
aide Canal TIE opening OF navigation
VIII happy passengers and Freight hereto
fore.
Nav Yoas, Jan. n. 1868
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ruRNITuRE.

L,uRSrTuRg FOR SALE A. A GREAT sAcRfrIcE-
beautiful Parlor suit rich French satin Grim
son ~ ess. ss VIII be sold for SIS; do
" green gred rept, for ei5; also uasnoen Planoof
snd ~ 81 Parlof and Bedroom Furntar at bargain
Apply al i9 West Eghth street. ncsr sixth avenue.
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WINES, Liquors, &C.

DECTIFYrNG DrSTILLERY rRrDEYBERo, KANE
~ Co.,-2i0 Fulton street, between Broadway and
Greenwich streets constantly on hand Cologne French and
Common Spirits, Warranted proc, a, 1--we per lon
market price; ssO Bourbon. Brendy Gin Rum
&C., ~ ten cents sDo,s spirit prics Terms easG
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BOOKS CLOSING.
NO LIABILITIES TO STOCKHOLDERS
THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
Organized under the Laws of the State Of New York. Jana
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
in 100000 shares Of - each. '''0'
A limited amount of Stock reserved at 50 share
barrel. as aes gong now yielding
DIVIDEND PAYING FROM THE START
OFFICE NO. IU BROADWAY.
OFFICERS.
oHAs. IT, 4. SAlIPPfPIEaArE,
orc. II. APPRECIATE Bro. ss4 Broadway
Secretary asrchan,s Fire Insurance Company
HIR liaAs g. HbsaGsD,
Banker, II Pine street
oom sohS & si. MSs1 No. Cedar stree.
af kAnLo sSSrs !. Fnosf,
or Titusvine, Pa.
perpetual hai tho celebrated
barrel. daily which half goes First National
present supply esuyaen. 70 the paym.n. Of a.
upon their invesnens 0"''s the
property hs
"Hammond' and other wells which have been flowing
sunk y lie COMPANY Siais
Engines, tools and tubing now on the ground.
This property, owned fee lies just Of Pumer
@ hsy g d af .a s &
&@sE ssa X TN
wi' ~ DOM hs @ be o
the northern verge Of the repery well Of
wing, weof 500 bsrres the Story farm the nynd farm
and TAR farm rms are In n the immsdate Vicinity
spring summer Room over wells No web has
ever been sunk on Cherry without striking oil.
parcel land tho wen known McFaie farm on Cher
~ run Five wells now being ooredone having reached the
has landed Interest IN an the produced without spend
Ing penny S doing RE Req well Of 20
ami other great wells, are by.
-. rRoPsg,Y no t-ii7 ACRES OF r,,r EienTI,s rAR.
All on on Greek just above rtusvle, snd owned in fee
Regarded by experienced oil Of the finest oil
propert IN Value Of the lend daily enhanced
by oil discoveries and strikes I'll SIDES of Room tho
property for JU wells. Several will be
datciy
The lease OF about 30 Of rich lands the
Little Kanawhs and inksd creek In West Virginia, giving
70 TIE Frat National Petroleum Company -ighth of
WELL and In the great uphcaval which has always been
found 10 contain oil IN gc quantities. Wells will be sunk
Immediately
lease Of 800 OF class bearing lands also
Ti.E RlsERvsD snAREs-ALL STOCKHOLDERS on AN EQUAL
Subscriptions will he received until further notice, for
limited amount Of the capital Slok, the lowest cash price
stock free from oil assessments and liabilities which
reIcct the original subscribers ard who may put
MOST ' or T s hd u Gk e same footing
HAVING ALREADY BlEN SUBSCRIBED
CLOSED ON THE 2oTIi INSTANT
OFFICE NO. 100 BROADWAY
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EXPRESSES.

punNitANs FURNITURE EXPRESS HUMANS
- iurntnrc sto aec warcrooms bur9hems nr,t VIZ
o. .,anry Once, 40 West Eevcnta slesss sswssn wv
aud SiAls syeuues
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CIfY or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, Feb. 8, 1916

A NEW COAL COMPANY.-A PARTY OF GENTLE
"A owning large tract Of Coal lands In Penny lvania
beev 20 BE- within the oil belt and needing mile Of
late oad to connect by aii and canal with New York
AND adrphia, and having charter from the Legislature
Of Invite capitalists conference with view
Of consumatng organization, and putting coal into the
office Of HENRY s. MOTT 4 co, IDS broadway.
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IrOR sALE-NINFTY FEET FRONT % FEET DEEP,
On Gfssnwich scet and an on SID. tre,i with INC
LuilinEs thereon. good Investment. the fld increase Of
business In that locally greatly enhances its vilus
JOSH "A MASON, No. o. Zine street.
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C200 000 TO LOAN AT SIX FER cEST ON
~oo"."''" New York city properly, Arlly,o
No. sk Pire street. rooms ~ aud II.
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SHIPPIN G NEW S .

ALMANAC FOR YoRK-rHIs DAY.
- kisnS. % MOON RISES. AZ
Fort Of New York, February IL, 1895.
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L,0R SALE At A GREAT BARGArH--A TRACT or
Lind cntsiHina BOD nll In boiy, situated In
The vicinity o. Chlcaso from 70 Is miles east great por
ton Of witch ~ covered with heavy timber which
be obtained from B0I 10 10000 cord. of wood situated
seversi important railroads running through aud yu te
wood which at presen. grnss IN The market fro SO 70 s2
per cord several localities said land Beautifully
Situated IN regard " river, lake and railroad communication
eligible ses Tor 1facturing purposes suburban rect
and villages that great city Tie government
pnentc and proprietor old resident OF that cas- conen
ph ting 70 pass rev years In Europe offers hs whole
tract ~ Nu per acre. For Information address enrge v
yrI Real Estate Agent No. l0l Dearborn street Chicago
Illinois, bos 3 11l
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ETiNoLOCY, PHYSIOLOGY, PIIRESOLOCy. PHysr.
" osnsay and Psycnolog WITH character. vi n.ops sad
tndvidusls given IN the nLusTRAfEp pHRESOLoGI
CAL JOURNAL, ~ cents number, " a. year fof ~
e:nu ls Jannary ard teb ry nascr sent ty nst post
To secure thc Pictorial bo numbers. with al the
traits ssad At once 70 FoMLsR WELLS 80 broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12

500 ono OF LONG DOCK ,SEirh En-. nand. ,ag
@IOOsOOO Company's Seven Pr 1e.t pvnus y.
saie IN sums 60 suit by LUCKwOoD CO., q William ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12

y1ALRNTfNES-COMfC AND aENTtMEsTAI. To
-ut all New York and more too. haldsDrne Valentine
may TO purchased for ~ 81 eU Remember tue old
manu-. scsoy aud call before Tuesday ~ W street
r. W. STRONG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12
PETROLEUM STOCK EXCHANGE, rs BROAD

DUBLIC PETROLEUM sTOCK ENUHANUE, % BK.HD.
way corner Tn. propretors OF the Public
Exchange have the rate of admission for
membership ~ yi pcr annum from at after Monday The
ish inst The enterprise having proved sceaa beyond all
expecatons and the present room betting found naequat
already ia progress for occupying much
larger quarters Immediately III the vicinity o. the other
basrJs N. l.. JACKSON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12

THREE LOTS FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-LoCATED
In Ilir seventh Third Apply 70
PETER, WILSON 4 CO., 2.S South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12

GEORGE " COOPER ARTIST "a WEST NINE.
VI teenth strcctPortras painted life dagucrreo-
types aud oois cnlscdto any Size Also photographs
painted ia oil coors.s