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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
Real Estate For Sale.

Real Estate For Sale.
I WILL SELL THEFoL LOWING PROPERTY
L CHEAP. to-Sits
g. Large House with 10 rooms, near Main street
2 Two large Brick Hou Is, opposite Bulls Head.
3 Large fr-ms and six lots, Bsar the city.
{. Three good Houses on Ann street.
Brick House on Sycamore, bet ID and 4th sfs
q. Two large houses on Division street
House aud four lots in Eiiiott's Infringement
$ ii5u~a ard four lots In Goedsefs EHlArremenf.
% frame House near Railroad Machine SHOES.
Do une stony siouse on Third street.
ii. large Frame on Let street.
=. Hause and business Lot cor. Locust aud sth
". Six Lots N block ., Eastern Enlargement.
lt Several handsome residences and tracts Of land
10 striagtown.
y slxiy-siN acres within = mile Of Evansville
%. 30 acres Within half mile Of Esansriie
~. rhrev aefes adjoining the city.
rs. y aeres near Oak Hin 0emetsry.
70. lola acre., with large House, near the city.
-. - a1res. 10 cleared within miles OF the city
q. 20 acres Ia Possy county, good land.
-. 90 acres Ia Warrick county.
3. very handsome residence In Boonville, with
81 or II acres sttAchsd-
"a. great variety Of Building Lots in every part
VI the city.
a. ] WiIi exchange the lands 10 Posey and
NsTrick counties for city property.
The above embraces one Of the finest lisn ever
offered IN Evansviiis. Just call a. ths Provost
harshal's ONCE, Evansville, Ind.
dse2o-tr Real Esisie Agent.
NEW FRAME HOUSE,, JUST COMPLETED
= con SiBing eight rooms, halls, pantry. clothes
roous aud bath room, with good cellar, large eis
tern, carriage hogse, wooi aud coach sheds, situ.
IT Ell on four good sired lots. within ten minutes
walk d the Postofioe. Also, ten acre let o.
ground. within one mile q the Court House.
Apply 10 Hill II. Wood. corner Main aud Third
streets dec2s.2W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

The most vaiuabis remedy before the public
without any exception, Is Dtxon's Blackberry
CArmisaiivs. It always effects cure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
oFFICE AND RESIDENCE;
Corner First and Walnut Streets

TESTIMONIAL.
oIEcIsSATf. o.. March. II, 1881.
This is 70 certify that we, The undersigned, haEs
heen Intimately acquainted With 5. W. Boyuton,
IA. D.. for abozt eight years During the last six
gsArs he has been engaged "a a iuorstisv sad sue
lsssfui practice Of Medicine 10 this city. lie
leaves here on acc0nnt Of III health.
We take great pleasure In recommending him,
both socially and Professionally a. a gentleman Of
excell at morals. and occupying prominent po-
s.tion among the Physicians Of our city. aud hope
he may succeed a. we'll elsewhere a. he has done
with rs. T. FREEMAN. n. D.,
Professor Of Surgery In Ecisctie Medical Inst.-
tuta, Cincinnati, o.
JOHN n. sCUDDEB, NJ. D.,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice OF Medi-
cine IN the y. 81 Institute.
II. d. GARRISON, MD,
Late Professor Of Chemistry aad Physiology In
the above Medical Institute. deoio-on
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
AGENCY.

~. \. vALKEE- w 3. wkLkEE, "a.
WIN. q. & WIN. Il. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase Of Real
Estate.
Once on Third Street, opposite the Court HOase.
rfv7-emdkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable.
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS.

Amer SIa DE-
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS.
fI'HIs LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
i j. well Known throughout the couatTy. pos
sesses stable afssn taEes supefior % any sim ar
establishment IN the City, having arrangements
for the reception Of private horses az livery Of tho
most elegant and eompiets description sad A. the
lowest rates.
Carriages fer visiting 70 lee. Coaches, light
wagons, and every Kind % road vthi cle T. let
Horses sold on commission. Second hand Bugxiss
Tor sale II the very lowest prices Passengers ar-
wardsd 10 all parts q the country By spsesai con
vsyanoe
Having purchased the stock Of Msssrs Rich
ardson Britt0n We souid take great plsasurs in
accommodating their cid customers and friends
T0RlAN A LANDER.
W. take this opportunity Of rstarning our
thanks 20 our frtsuds for the liberal support they
have given US and would solicit a ephtlnuanoe Of
the same 70 the gentlemen who succeed Us, and
whom We take great pleasure Ia recommending 10
the public. RICHARDSON a BRITTON
dec50
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GROCERIES, &C.

NEW HAMS 100 LBS SUGAR CURED
~ Hams a. WM CALDwELL'e
Family 0roesry.
DEE TONGUEs.-io dozen Sugar Cared Rsse
ID Tongues At No First Street.
NEW HOnIHY-lO bbls White FIint HoninT
IN Rt WM. CALDWELL's
OSIOSs--s s'l' eAf e. e1 4PRs !. sTnrrr
DUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-7s saeks Pscnsyiva-
ID MIA BEekWheat Flour At
cALDHELL's
DRrED AFPLEsA oA0is' sI,IsI; = :; - ''
THEEsE.-20 boxes Hamburg Cheese aad Dc
~ Pima Apps ohssss ct
TTifZT - fYSgss--I sl'SSsS srsiSis % - haz q
- 10. Krz8z gT&E8T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
FOR SALE

MY TWO TOBACCO sTEMMERIEs ON
vi Green river, Ky. One In LiVermOre, con
tAiuiug four s-rews; the other in CerAlVo, con
tanning TIVE screws. D. R. BURBANK,
JanA8 Henderson, Ky.
BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE.
A THREE STORY BRICK STORE on FIRST
"A street, near Main. Title perfect. Fer par
ticuiars enquire Of F.N. LTNCk.
~ One Railroad SaW-cross-cut
one Flooring Mil Machine
One Lathe Cutter. all In good running order
In Iuire at the Journal Office. iAns-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10

DERsoNs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
L State Of Indiana, incurred during the Morgan
Raid, are hereby notified that there no funds
IN my haods TO pay said claims, aud never has
been, and that ssid claims will not Be- paid until
she Legislature nou in session make spproprt-
alton for that purpose.
RoBT. EARLEY,
AnIO-3td Late or Master % Reg't Ind. Leg.
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For RENT.

WAREHOUSE on WATER STREET. Bot.
Il Main and LoeGst EDauirs 81 c. Keller,
Ne . Main street lans-lw
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ partuerHhip heretofore exiatiHg between O.
4 j Milier IA this day dissolved by mutual e0n.
sent. The BUSINESS wli 10 carried on by Mr. G.
Miller, who viii collect all debts dus and pay all
dehia owing by The fFm.
O. MILLER,
). MILLER
December 3. ts6I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
FOUND.

A GENTS BREAST PIN, WHICH THE
Z paving for this notice. jaue-2t
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WANTED.
DISCRIMINATION WANTEn

EATANTED-T0 LEASE, FOR I've years, a house
w (hrick p~eferred) With not more than i've
rooms aud 4 kitchen, with tbs privilege of pur-
chasing. Address Box IS p. o.
Tines copy Ons week and charge to Hall 1
Ruds- jams, lwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
SUBSTITUTES.
Avoid the Draft

DY PROCURING A REPRESENTATIVE
ID whish you oan DO By applying 70 Or. Graham,
Thlrd street, between syoasnsTs aud Vine. EvAns'
Etils Ind. decZ9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-10
BUTTER.

PUJTER--s00 pounds Prime Frssh Butter On
- Tolis) received and for sAis By
decs0lE D0cKER DUsOUCHET.
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CoLoApE,s uoyEY soar.

COLUAIE's HONEY sOAP.
Th.s celebrated Toilet soap, ia sash uhi-
Ssrsai demand, Is made from the choicest ma
terials, Is mild Rld emOIIient ia its nature,
fragrantly scented, and extremely bens
neiaI ia its setion upon the skin. Tor sale -
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
nnrAn ANn CRAcKrRs.


Oystcrs. common stew.
A. .c0.....el 2jds2 0C
Good stewlng.
y lOJ....S! Vd 80 o.
Saddle Rock.
do. y 100. - o0a 90 O.
picklcd, y 100. s3d4 30
salmon. smoked. y bBd 30
Picked. y ib....-22G as
Slad. smoked. 4 n .is12O
ScallOps. 1 qt.......3jai u 30
Sounds and Tongues.
4 10 ..............l5 4 II
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

asm.pd sncs our sst In consequence Of the holidays
prces have improved and ct che close firm: There
yet no outlet iVr California and the
Southern 6tatesl scarcely having any eect upon tnS
market European shipper cannot yet toucn ~ anx
the danger is that when holders 90 consent 70 scceR
prices which win admit shipping the season wni %
nearly all over and the foreign market dcchnn9
fore We see nothing to encourage farmers TO noia On
longer and no doubt afer the holidays tnete
OF tho City trade and the free receipts will break down
the market
ConrAnArvE PRICES IN SEw.rpnxa ssas sAN J; ;see.
Orange and Essex County pals ..52a 900. 5OssSc'
State rkins fair to choice. 5oa52c. 4o3'oo'
Ohio ana other Western. good to o,a,,.
choice. VU45c' SoUooc;
CHEEsH-There has been q good shipping demand
throughout the week prices have ruled quito frm but
show no particular variations Eiglish Dairy has been
moderately active and steady Ohio and other western
grades are without special change
1858. 1865.
State factory made prime to fancy 9302ic. isG islc
State factorymade good to choice lsd:Sc. issg,v'
Ohio, good to prime. .l512oc. io@i'o'
English dairy Conno common 70 so,o,. o,ao,c
English Ines dairy hoj. 2oa22c 20aeao.
pineapnle good 10 choice SOC. 32G36c.
PETROLEUM The sarket for both Crude and ke'
fined is very dull and prices have q downward tell
RICE-Thc market is quiet; sales Of so tcs. Carolina
at l2 l3c., and 100 bags Rangoon. IN bond at &C.,
gold.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars me without change; sales OF
l05 bbds Cuba ON private terms and I.000 boxes
Havana at or about i2lc. Fair TO good kenning re-
nains nominal at llsGilsc. Refined are dan at lsG
| lsic. for Hards.
sEEDS-The inquiry for Clover Seed Is light, but
prices are unchanged. Timothy Seed is In limited de-
mand but frm at 81 50aSf. Rough Flax Seed Is
steady at 81 95as3 O5 per bush.
sALT-Liverpoo is very dull, but we have no change
| to make In prices.
| TOBACCO continues IN fair request, with sales OF
3si hhds Kentucky at G23c 70 cases Seed Leaf al
s9l7o 80
| TEAS-The market for oil kinds Is extremely dull
and prices nomua!ly unchanged.
| TILLOW-Tle market Is dun. heavy and again
lower, sales Of OO0 ID ut l3 i3c. for Western, ind
| l3i ic. for City.
WOOI-Th,re has been essential change IN price:
for Domestic Fleece Common and coarse grades ar
plenty and heavy while fine Feeces are In demand and
| firm.
| WHISKY-The market is inactive and nominal.
| WHALEBONE-We hear Of no sales, but prices arr
without change.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
oPEs BOARD OF BROKEI
Gold is Isl.
FRIDAY. Dec. a9--P. N.

Government Stocks were strong in the early par
Of the day, and in demand after the English new
was announced. The 5-2os were strong at IO5 a lO5
for the old issue of 1862, and IO2 for the loan 0
1864 1866 The 7.30s were sold at 9Ss a go for th,
different issues, with large days business. Th'
miscellaneous list was strong. Railway shares
were quite active, and there considerable buy
ing upon the idea that money with the new yeal
will be cheap, and produce the usual speculation
and advance in railway shares. That loans on call
will continue abundant and cheap, there is rea.
tonabe doubt but that railway shares are to cd.
vance is another affair." Their balance sheets
thus far show that their last dividends
have been borrowed, and the cost added
10 the profits. The roads will enter the
new year with declining traffic and q certainty that
the income will fell to a point where, if they pay
the interest upon their bonds keep up their sinking
funds and repair their roads up to the point Of
safety, dividends cannot be continued except in
rare instances. Erie is still scarce, and per cent
was paid for one days use of stock. AS high as 97
vas paid for cash stock. At the Second Board the
market was firm, and at the close Of business the
following quotations were made: Ohio Certificates,
p6i a2Sii Canton, 45I; Cumberland Coal Az ads;
Quicksilver Mining, 44l945; Manposa, 4I0l5;
Eew-York Central 96a 096l Erie, 96l q 9Gi; Hud-
Son River 1851 a 1881; Reading, 100. Sl063; Mchi-
gan Southern, 74i 974s; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
3i0S3i; Rock Island, lO5alO84; North Western,
35i035i.
Moncy.is abundant among stock houses at 6a7
y cent, and good many balances arc offered at
the lower rate. In commercial paper there is no
improvement. Best sells at 709, and second
grade at l00l5 y cent. The advance in United
States stocks, based upon the improvement in
Europe, promises well for Mr.. McCuoch's funding
policy. Upon a moderate demand for Federal
stocks by English capitalists, who have not been
free buyers thus far new bonds be issued sufi-
eent to redeem ell the temporary loans and cerli
fcates, and place the Department in sounder po.
sition than for years. The easy money market an
ticpated by spectators at New-Year's win be the
Secretary's opportunity 10 fund good deal of
floating debt, and lie should not be slow 10 i'm
prove IL.
The business Of the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
o. m,H6 95-for Customs, t472,OOO; Payments,
q, ,d9,H7 5i-on account of Loan, 100000; Bal
hnce, G3 962, ,573 06 Coin Certificates, sos, $40.
o Exchange is quoted as follows: Bills at 60 days
On London 1t 1864 0I09 for Commercial; lO9 a 1904
'1 Bankers; do. at short sight, llOI IQllOi; Paris
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

At 60 days, 5.17lo5.l5, do. at short sight, o.2!"
s,I1. Antwerp, 5.ls; 05.l6i Swiss, 5.l5s sol64;
Hamburg, 36a o36i; Amsterdam, 4of04l; Frank
fort. 40, 04; Bremen, 79ia7sli Prussian Thalers'
7107li.
Freights are dull. Tho engagements to Aver'
pool are so hhds. Tsllow ana 25O tuns Oh CAKE,
both at LIS. I'd.
The steamer Australasian brings London advices
to December l6. Financial affairs are reported, on
the whole. more satisfactory. Consols had recoy-
cred to S7IaS7a. American Securities were rather
better. Illinois Central shares were quoted Sl3 a
81; Erie, 5sI 05es.,
The coupons due Jan. l, 1866, on bonds OF the
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company,
will be paid at the Office of the Chicago and North
Western Company, in this city.
Tho coupons of the Placerville and Sacramento
Valley Railroad Company, due Jan. ], will be paid
BY Wells, Fargo s. Co.. in this city.
Interest due on Kansas State Bonds Jan. j, Will
bc paid by Winslow, Lanicr g. Co.
The following dividends are announced:
Manhattan Savings lInstitution, interest and
per cent per annum, free.
New-York, Providence and Boston Railroad, quar-
terly, per cent, free.
Norwich end Worcester Railroad, scmi-annual
per cent, FREQ.
The Fourth National Bank has declared divi'
dend of 5 per cent.
The Montreal Telegraph says that the United
States Consul refuses TO receive invoices for bonded
goods, for expectation to the States, unless accom-
panied by others, setting forth that the duty had
been paid at the value in Canada; claiming that
market value, in place of eyportation, on which
United States duty is TO bo assessed is the price with
tho duty added; or, what he calls price to con-
sumer at place ofexport, and not price in bond.
The progress of the country toward natural prices
of produce is thoroughly shown by the following
table of prices Of leading staples at the close Of
1864 and 1865
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
CIrr or ALLEGHENY, Pa,

CITY ALLEGHENY, Pa,
TagAsuRER's OyFcg, Dec. 4, 1865
LLEGHENY CITY COMPROMISE
Bond. of the City of Allegheny Pa hereby notified that
the Sinking Fund for 1865 viii be invested In those Bonds at
the lowest rates offered. . ,,o>,
DAY, Jan. ], 1866. d. sACFEhhoNs Gu,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
NHARLES BONNER,
VININ1 FyorNEru

coupons Of the PLACERVILLE and SAC.
~ RAhENTO VALLEY RAILROAD due January !, 1885.
Government tax. WELLS, FARGO 4 &Ce..
No. 81 Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
II'.
HnckEhent do. HeckeIa
fRUi1s-GREEN, CANNED, II

Apples, y peck. 81. .f0035 Grapes, Caiawba,
y bushel. si 504s2 20 4 b...-..........3odit a
Good, v bbl ......$5as7 Foreign. y iS..... Z,
Lady, v pk 81 2jdel 80 Peaches. canned.
Cranberries, y qt.. ..Nd25 qt.-............sOd6 6t
Lemons y dOz..... JOO75 Tomatoes, ,cand fqt.2J "
Oranges a. doz. .JUaal %
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

The following railroad corporations have been
recently organised in this State and their articles
of association fled in the office Of the Secretary OF
State;
The Buffalo and Allegheny Railroad Company have
consolidated with the Buffalo and Washington haiiway
Company under the last named title The Articles =,
were fled In the Office Of the Secretary o.
State on the llt inst Tho articles OF assocAtion OF
the DuDkirk and Fredonia Railroad COMPANY weIe
filed on the l4ih lust. The road Is 10 run rom tne
Erie Railroad depot at Dunklrk to me viSee Q,
of the Ithaca and Towanda Railroad Company were
fled on the o2d inst. The route proposed RON tae
navigable waters Of the Cayuga Lake. at Ithaca
through the Counties Of TOmpkins. Cbemung and
to tho Pennsylvania State line, near the vliiaEe o.
WaverIey distance of IS miles, The capital OK the
company is fixed at g, 00OO0o
The Boston Traveller says:
Money continues in good supply and the demand
for it at the banks and outside Of them large enough
10 give full employment to the floating balances OF car
renew Occasional loans call are made at per cent
but the common ratio Of interest is y and few rnns
actions are reported nt $40
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday says:
Tho money market to-day more active, IN conse'
Quence of the brisk demand by the packers, who have
generally commenced operations for the season; bu'
the market continues Close and In some respects more
stringent than last week The National banks are un
willing TO extend their discount line until aiier the
quarterly statements made next week, and I'LL then
we must expect a general stringency. The rate oi
discount Is steady at 10 per cent per ennun but tue
private bankers lending 10 second-cass borrowers
at IA per cent per month Eastern exchange Is In
better supply, but there is no change IN rates we
quote the buying rate at par and the selling rate at ~
| premium. few round lots were sold at GJd75c.
premium per 1000 but the bankers are looking for
better supply within few days, and there was less
demand than usual
HowEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-street,
New.York. Formerly officers OF the Park Bank) Foui
per cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business OF this house ia the same as an IncoTpo
rated Bank.
PERSONS KgEPyo ACCOUNTS may DErosrr ard DRAW
as they please aud will be allowed Interest on theil
daily balance at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made any par. Of the United State:
or Canada.
| Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF the various
Government and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold, prompt
ly executed for the usual commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

These tables show that merchants through The
year have been selling their commodities upon a
steadily declining market, and that persons doing
business upon credit have been obliged to pay for
sugar bought at % cents of the refner with sugar
sold at lS cents and for English bar iron bought at
$l6j per tun, with the same iron sold at 500 pc'
tun. The merchant who traded in cotton has seen
the market fall from 81 II per ID TO 81 cents and
the wool-dealeT has his staple recede from 81
10 so cents per ib The tables are full Of similar
instances, and the conclusion cannot be resisted
that the credits made during 1866 have been liqui-
dated, and property sold at steadily decreasing
prices But the end is not yet. The national
energy has been fully restored to the production Of
most of tho articles which have fallen so fast in
1865, and prices can have only one course, and that
downward. From this table debtors should learn
that their safety lies in paying as fast as possible,
and persons out Of debt realize the fact that money
is steadily rising in value as compared with COM
modtos and that this state Of things will continue
A telegram from San Francisco, dated Dee. 81 {,
quotes stocks as follows: Gould g. Curry, 5000
per FOOT Savage, $3.50 per foot; Chollar Potosi,
$2aO per foot; Ophir, $34O per foot; Halo & Nor
cross, $3.50 per foot; Crown Point, $500 per foot;
Yellow Jacket $5l5 per FOOT Belchcr $50 per foot;
Alpha, s23j per foot; Imperial fper share 1905
California Steam Navigation Co., 81 per cent; Cal
itornia State Telegraph Co.; 26 per cent.
Tho movement Of Dry Goods at this port for the
na II week has been "a follows.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
financial.
Nxv.YoRx. Dec. 10. 1865.

NEWYoRK Dec. ls 1865.
limited STATES TREASURY-INTER-
u EST DEPARTMENT.-Partie holding Thirty 1907 OF
more Coupons ofthe several u s. Government Loans upon
which the interest due and payable January proxiino
are hand them in to this office, with schedule At
any time previous 70 the 29h lust -
folders complying with the above request VIII nave ,nsr
stunt after o'clock Blank schedules will DC furnished
upon application at the Coupon Interest Department :,
II. II. VAN DICK, Assistant Treasurer, U. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
NEw-YoRK STATE PER CENT STOCK,
5JO NoIIs AND COMPOUND NorEs.
BouGHr AND SOLD BY TIE
NAIIoNiL CURRENCY BAyK.
No. Wall ST. corner Of broadway

FRIDAY Dec. -. i-65.
ASHES-The market is dull and nominal; shippers
awaiting new inspection.
BEESwAX is IN moderate request, without change
In prices. =,
COTTOy-Tho demand is sill active under the con.
ined favorable foreign advces and the market closes
firm AZ 52d 53c for MddliDgs, sales Of 800 bales.
The receipts for the wedk 26205 bales. Tor the
month, lll,27e bales aud since Sept s9 40 bales.
Exports since Sept. lSboui :o0. 0cO bales
NEW YORK Classification. DEC. - lso5;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Reeeipts Of Prsdac

Dec o9--35l4 bbls. Flour. 737 bbls. WHISKY, IL 3SS
BUSH Corn 140 pkgs. Lard. 40 pkgs. Oil Cake, $50
pkgs. Provisions, ,425 pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
nvw.voRx DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DECEMBER ao 1865
erfGNnyYra

sUyDRIEe
Beans dry 2 qnart. II l0i3 Goal. hard y bush 7o01S q
Limas soaked Goal stove tunsll oVvi5 ~ ~
" ot... 25lHouey, box, y fb.. .4O0 IS
Brooms each -. .50a col Kerosene. y gal -960el 05
Peas split y De-. COS Macaroni, y d.. .2o0JO
Soaked. y 1890 Milk quart. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
COAL AT COST

BUY STOCK IN AN ESTABLISHED COMPANY!
THE
CONSUMERS BENEFIr COAL COMPANY
hs. beea organized nearly six months and has delivered
the shareholders all tho coal hoy entitled to up 20 thu
present tno aud has given entire sasactioB Reference
given apple alton at the office of the Company whore
list OF the subscribers, who have been supplied bo
anlued.
SHARES, $40 EACH.
Each share stock entities the holder TO purchase tun
per ycag actual cost OF mining transportation aud delivery
AZ present prices Of Coal The profit 20 shareholders equao
DlNlDESD or 40 PER CENT ON THEIR STOCK
the Company. No. n Broadway Room No So the present
time. Coal delivered from five days after ordering
Refer by permission to;
JAMES o. SMITH. NJ d., No. OIL Clinton .pAcs
JAMfS T.. WARD, NJ. D., No. IL East Thirty thirdst
ROBERT BUCK. Cashier Pacific National Bank, No. 40
Broadway.
DANIEL c. ROBBINS Brooklyn of McKesson Robbins,
Druggists, No 9i Fulton.st., N Y.
JOHN n. WlrTE, Brooklyn, OF Wiue Bohm, Groeen
No. 2i5 Washington ST. New fork .
HENRY HARMES, uobokeD Grocer, No. 2S5 washington
at, Eow.lork.
NJ II. CASE Jersey City OF Reed Case Bunks Groeeu,
Nos 61 and % Front at, New.fork.
GEO. DAVIS. office No. CourtlAnd St, New. York.
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