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THE EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANY


THE EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANY
LA COrporou orsaiized under the laws of me State Of
E.wYOrk with capital Oi..................'sSo
Divided $4,000 shares
PAR VALUE SO EACH.
Shareholders are ersfrpt from all peTsoHas liability The
vropey Of this Company has been selected with great care
sy practical parties OF whom Lave b. connected with
dc celebrated Excelsior" Company This fact sufficiently
guarantees Its succefs.
The Trustees have retained suec working cspalto July
develop ;heir lands.
The receipts from the wells producing guarantee re s.
Mar monthly dividends snift is fully expected that when
hose row going down are completed the dividends will meet
C. expectations Of he most sanguine.
The .ubscit ton books open for limited number
o, shares Ut the following
Mesus. " j. Baker Bro, No. ~, Pearlst.
Randolph NJ. Cooley No 80 WaIl-f..
Fre5. Btedt. No 178 Fultonst
Col J. Turner No. lls WateT-st.
WINK & Evans. No. "a Begver-st, and at the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY no. "A Pe'ver-s..
D1vlDENDs'
TLs following DIVIDENDS COr December) have been de-
sei payable Jeuaa1y 81 to shareholders Of record Jsnury
o., 1896:
BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY,
NINTH DIVIDEND. DOLLAR PER SHARE.
CHASE GOLD COMPANY,
FOURTH DIvIDEND......oNE DOLLAR PER SHARE.
MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY,
GUTH DIVIDEND. THREE PER CENT.
FOUNTAIN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
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DANF or COMMERCE in NEW.YORK-
ID DNiDESD.--A sE1tAhNuAL DINlDkND offiNE
10 Phi CENT free on Govouuent tx, ha' been declared
lie Capitol stoek Ills Iank payable Oh fId after IN 90
II. +. VAIL, Cashier
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TRUSTEES:

ALEXANDER MoCUE, Ne. 3l FultOn't, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, No. l2l Washingtonit' NJ l.
ANDREW CARRIGAN, Chamters3st., N. Y.
WILLIAM A. BOWLER, 10 "a Broadway ~ y.
EDWARD r. JONES, cor. Broome and Lewi''''''' MI
EDWARD +. PATCHEN, (Messrs. I. he'chHn u oo''
No. GO WlLst, NY.
CHARLES LOWREY, Nou'aguc-st, hroofiyn'
A. c. BURKE, NJ D., No. l42 unionsi'' biooAyh.
WILLIAM NJ. LITTLE. (of WycAOd Litue'J Montague
ST. near Court, Brooklyn.
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ovv,c, ~ rur uy,,-.rr AND Hr,soy CANAL CO.,
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CrycrysArI RAmRospco'
LgSox FIRE Iy'uRsycs Co., Nc; l6 walLs

Lgxox FIRE IysuRaycg Co, No. l6 Walst
AT AN ELECTION Tor DIRECTORS, held
~ al the offce II he Company on tbs loth int,
EEGRLEs H. CHURCH JOHN J. DORTIC,
and LYNDS 4 JONES,
whose term eypiIiug were rec ected oro
Al subseqaent meeting Of the Board held this day GEO
4 JARVIS ously reelected President Of tne Com
'''' WALTER II. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL lssrR,ScE roNPANr,
NEw-l OK January ~, 1906. }

r
TIME TRUSTEES, in conformity to the Char.
ter Of the Company submit The following statement oil
i,s Affairs the 5lst December, lf'f:
drn.Iv Iest 20 9Is, ecegbrr $50 l37 Is
Premium ON Policies not marked 81 lot Jnnu. - .
Total sopn n Marine Premiums s55 III 90
No Policies have been issued upon Life RISKS;
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine
Risks.
Premiums marked OF from lst January, 1867. to go. .
3st December, . 'SoS IO' ~
lose. paid during the period SJJij,6-o 81
Returns Of Premiums
aud erpenser........Sl ,3l3 200 CO
The Company has The following Assets viz:
Hal and otS a s49-i7is N
Loans secured bv stocks and herwl.e.... 2ls19.g III
Real Estate and Bonds and aorgagos..... l,5 20 "
Diyidends on STOCK, lreT'st on Bond and Mott
gates and Other Loans sundTy notes. fciusul-
iaa'ed ...,:...:: .,EosI8 q
rTennn Notes and nis.................... ..69 g.
Jtyhin 2giJ2 81
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large WORKING CAPITAL Of sIco,coo

The .bscripion toofs for lin ed number Of sherc, az
now oren al me Offices of MessrT ke;ehen o. % all
at; VIM H. Wallace esq, II! " asinsion Wm; ow
Ter ESQ q Broadway; r. r. Jones eco, CITY MIN corner
Rrsome AID Lewis as in the Cy Of Ne~l ok ard Me,-IH
Wicket Little. NontagUes., ne1r Court; - n pucheI
ESQ 30 Iultons,.; a. b. lowell, ~ hy teL'e IN ne N'J
Of Brook VA OF Of either Of the Trustees.
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The subscription books Of this Company VIII po'i'ey ''
closed on THURSDAY, jan 26 1865. at o'clock p m un
L.. ,h an,pg shares sla be sold before that date
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PROPERTY IN THE VERY HEART OF TIE ON AE
GIoNs OF vENANGO CO., PA.
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financial.
DETROLEUAl.


PETROLEUM -
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING ccEHMraNY.
CAPITAL 81 500, 600, DIVIDED INTO SOC, 200
SHARES,
PAR VALUE, %,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 81 PER SHARE.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL ON TIE SUB
SCRIBERS, AS 80, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PREsfDBsr-J. 3. CLARK. of New.York.
VICE PREsIDRST-R III. WISHART. New York.
TRKAsuRER--H. r. DEVOE Nuw-Yorh
SKCRETARY-y. CONKLIN. Ne,y-YoIk.
DIRECTORS
n. v. n KETCHUM Baltimore, Md
q. KING, Baltimore, Md.
j. X. GOULD, PMsGe phis, Pa.
w. WOODRUFF, BatiInore Nd.
u II. WISHART, Eew.York.
H. F. DEVOE New -York
A. CLARK Tan Farm Ia.
H. Z. CLARK. Oil City p
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Us. CLARK, y. Y. a. CLARK, Tan Farm, Pa
II. p CLARK on City, Pa.
OFFICES:
No. ~ BROADWAY, n y.
Nos 0i2 and GA CIESTNUrST., PNlLA.
AND BALTIMORE, MD.
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The property Of ibis Company consists Of Sa acres 81
boring territory IN fee simple situate In the teart on tht ~
Region i'm V.nanco Comfy Pennsylvania together WI
leases In welg which now poda'lne ne PlouVt ~
ncarv FORTY BANRELS PER DAY, which. AZ me n SEM
price of Y per barrel $50 per DAY. or over PEI
month which gives over TWO AND Hall LEh ~, ra
nov roir down are completed the production OF OIL TO e
company will BE- LARGELY INCREASED. N.
II aso owns entire working interest IN two "elI'
which are being bored with every indication of being Inc 70
ducing wells. - ,,i.,
IL also owns Interest in nine wells being SUNK, winch
when committed viii sraev increase It's revenue. ,
The Trusees are determined 10 make tins rank among c
best Petroleum Companies yet formed and hhTe reserved
large . . ,,., re,,o ,oo
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MIR. ROBERT STURsBERG is apartner il
vi our house from this date. on
EewYork, Jan. O. 1865.
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This Company Organized nndcr tho laws OF the state OF
New.Yors Tie principal Office IL No II Brosdwsy, with
branch offices in Philadelphia and Bsltimose for tn, convent.
enre OF ,n,rbers where the certificates OF stock vii be
tined 10 ubedber AZ soon az scrpbooks ready without
desy The property been selected with great ee dunn;
tbe los, three ves y hoe Of the directors who have been
cos,e,Iv r.ius On OH Creek and throughout tie entire
oil OF Penusyivania We. as Weston 'hp'a ana
was not selected sell, but Tor the csensOo puip'g ~ a.
contact aud bs bored with ysor Every acre o. t ooi
navy bottom and the best Of boring land nreh
Of il on m Creek Cherry Run Cherry Tree Creek, Walnut
BEND AIes any River and other streams where the are
| being developed with good success +,
OFFICE N TkWYORh, where Prospectus anI ''eiJ ia
formation can b. obtained -, ,.,,,,,,,o,v
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MAMMOTH CATTLE.-On EXHIBITION
wi the COLUMBUS and AMERlCUS, the largest pair q
of l.. Grange Duches. County, n. Y. VIII be elhbissS
avery dsv and evening this wsek commencing hoNpAYa
Ian "a al No. JAS Fourth, ave. between Twenty seventh snA
Twenty .eigh,hstA
MUSEUM OPEN AND FREE.-Messrs.
wi FOWLERk WELLS, Pnrenoogists, No. $50 broaae
way give v en charts OF character Day and Evening
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TRUSTEES
JOHN D. JONES, WM. sIuRGs, jrr
CUsRTFS DENNIS HESRYK. BOOERT,
w. ~. II. MOORE, WILLIAM r. DCDDE'
HENRY COLT, DEANS PLhhiEa,, .
ipXrs CIJnTIS J. HENRY BURGf,
CHARLES IA. RUSSELL, CORN LII . "isiNNLhb
LOWELL HOLBHOOkj {. !: HAND.
"a V.CRE, WESTON WATTS SHERMAN,
ROYAL PHELPS b. j. ROWLAND,
CsITK EaRSTOW EENJ. BABCOCK,
p TliJOT FLETCHER WESTRAY,
IA rFI : MILLER ROB. Il. MiHTUHN. IT,,
I1:uiTa 7 UFVRY GORDON w. HURNHAN,
.1,tosG HOBsON FREDERICK CHAINCEY,
DaXi6 LANE JAMES low
LANES BHYCE CHAS II. MARSHALL.
JOHN u. JONES President.
CHARLES DENNIS, NicoPfssident.
w. n. II. MOORE, I'd Vice pTe,idebt
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Six iueTe toe ou'ssodiuz certificate, Of profits
via be paid to the Lod,Ts thereof hcr legal repfe.enta
tyes ind Tuesday. TIE seventh OF February next
AferTesefviug Three aud One hall Million Dollar q profits
the outstanding certificates Of the Issue OF i3f vii be
deemed AID paid 20 Tue holders thereof leI lrg r-pe-
seftsvos and aer Tuesday the seventh VI February
next from which date al interest thereon will TIE
certificates produced he time Of payment md
cclei
dividend Of Forty Per Cent Is declared the net earned
premiums Of the Company for tie yr- ending jlst Jeoete.
lsG4 which certificates win be issued and aeI Tues
day TIE fourth of April mkt
le profits OF tie Company, GscsT'slned rom tho
Let " July. 1872, TO the lot Of Jsuusry 1894, for -
whch COZ issued amount &l6 9sl 90
Addi onal from Ist Jsausgy, lCCi TO Let january, -
%'fv'vV
Total profits for 22s S!JtjI W.
The certificates previous TO 1905, have been 10 -
Net earnings remaining with the Company on 1T $1,000.
January. 49, v,'-'
Ky oy,.r of ibe Hosrd J. Il. CHAPMAN,
- Acting Seer
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MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY,
GIXTH DNIDEND................. .THREE PER CENT
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= yuPERINTENDENT 1T on CITY, FRANK
ALLlN.
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE NEW NATIONAL DOMESTIC DRAMA
written by Mines Levick eco.
AFTERNOON AT3 EVENING At
THE UNION PRISONER, 80.
THE PATRIOTS DAUGHTER
- MORNING N II, lntI -8
zhs Trssieal Comety aud Comical Tnsedy, .,r
PUNCH AND JUDY,
bys celebrated Professor from London.
NEW AND ORIGINAL CLOG DANCE By TIN HAHN
WHO CHALLENGES ANY COMPETITOR
IN the world for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Public TIM
on Lecture Room Stage g
Prof HUTCHIN0s, u. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
. MAMMOTH PAT WOMEN, 100 POUNDS.
GIANT BOY, 8 FEET HIGH 10 YEARS OLD. lIoI
LIVING SKELETON, 81 POUNDS
MAMMOTH MONKEY-THE DRILL.
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
EXHIBIT TWO GLASS STEAM EN0INEa
Circassan Girl Dwarf A.bno Boy, Living Ottes French
Moving Figures Aquars Menasere, and million 0thss ~
riosities
Admission 30 cents Children under ten. Is cents.
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T. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER
a. S20,0OO WORTH OF
4 ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE :.
f1ANOFORTE, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.

a. ELElANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK, =
fIANOFORTE, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
VELVET CARPETS, LACE cUhrAi fSiN's' ShoNAHS'
w. CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE,
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
~ OF ART AND ARTICLES OF VIRTU,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ths day friday at the Eve story brown stone rest!
6vepues. sale commencing at II O'Clock
PARLORSvelvet Carpets superb Suits Furniture3
edn brocade the richest descriptions Bookcsse Egeres
Cabinet. Eneognuses Mantel Mirrors Lace Curtains.
Qn the Rhine by Lanier Winter Scene st. Peterburg Fruit
Piece Flemish Interiors; Engravings Reclining Chairs Gard
Tables, Chandeliers.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoYoRTE, STOOL,
AND COVER
richest instrument offered round
corners; made order
BEDROOMS-Rose and walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Gardrobes, en- suite style Louis th Asrossos Bedding
Shaving Stands, Toilet Sets.
DINING RO0M-Extension Table, Buffet Arm Chairs,
elegant sets ruby and crystal Glassware silver Casters
spoons Forks Tureens Cake Basket Dinner and Tea Ser
fIce China Dinner and Dessert Set Table Cutlery &c.
N B-Parties wishing to attend this sale take Fifth
che house. - "
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: SALES AT AUCTION.


"A uC1iON NoTICE.-A- A. CALDWELL, AUCTION
~, err;-Io purchasers Of really nIsi class -
z COSiLf FURNITURE. RICH FRENCH PlEE AND
NANIEL MlkKoRo, SUPPOSEDLY oARYED kCsLh GOD
As PiANOFORTE, SILVER PLATE &C.,
-. Thls DAY friday April IL,
~ the residence 2s Fourteenth Eighth
~ me- commencing al lO1s O'Clock.
the sale comprises Of the richest and most elaoo-
yAey carved PaOr Furniture offered at pubic auction,
tn1 TO be sold without any reserve An examination VIII
6sil repay intending buyers.
FURNITURE. In brocade and siin
epsewood Eagere spsndid and costly Paran Ornaments
tlch Vases dc
80 MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORrE,
RI STOOL AND COVER; cost $1,000
On elegant Instrument with round corners beautifully
Carved legs all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection OF rare Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Chairs In fine God Centre and
marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Chamber Suits in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
SArved Bedsads Washsands, Sofa Beds In haircloh
ZEN pure Hair Mattresses from 20 TO 90 lbs order
n excellent condition
D Dining Furniture consisting fine oak Extension
Dining Table oak Arm Chairs Silverwae China Ivory
And silver Cutlery Forks spoons &C. with heavy cut ana
Cartmen In attendance TO cart pack ship goods &C.
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Z. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
"A. AN ExTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

Inc property of private family will be sold ut ubc
3on this 1Frday) afternoon, April H. at O'Clock pre-
emey ut lS Clinton place Eighth street few doors from
sxh avenue consisting OF handsome Velvet Brussels and
ingram Carpets three elegant Parior Suits covered IN rich
French satin brocae green figured cps Eta
feres, with French plate back and doors
MAGNIFlCENr ROSEWOOD 7H OCTAVE PIAEOFORTE,
STOOL. AND COVER COST $3.50.
Elegant rosewood and black walnut marble Tables Turk
e1h Easy Chairs and Lounges, Reception Chairs Bronze
Cioeks rich Lace Curtains Oh Paintings rosewood and
pogany Bedseads Bureaus Rockers Lounges sofas Spring
4nd Hair Mattresses, Blankets Glass, China and Silver
Table Cutlery &c
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TosErH HEGEMAN--sATuRDAY, AZ RIb 49, At .
81 O'Clock A. NJ, Mt l25 Portland avenue Hanson
place, Brooklyn. HANDSOME FURNIfyRE--Roscvood
Piano uctaye rosewood Parur suit ~ green plush
90 do 10 brootc Etaecrcs, Centre Tablet Lace Curtains
Desk mahogany walnut and painted mar dc top Chamber
Bets spring aud Hair Mattresses, Dining Room Furniture
tnarble top Hat stand Brussels Carpes Cloths shades
Ac, &c. SAME DAY-At ~ O'Clock noon, AZ 273 Henry
street. between Baltic and Harsonstreets rosewood Piano.
rosewood mshOgany Paror Furniture Two Mirrors
Lace Curtains, Tables, arbe top Bureaus Bedseade Hair
Mattresses Bedding en- Table, Chairs China &c Velvet
hospsta. OuolothA 40. "A
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THE TURF.

MON COURSE. Long IsLAND.-TRoTTISG ON
~ ,aluil ", April 10 at ~ O'Clock 4. H. Sweepstakes
OF 500; mile heats, best IA ave- In harness. owner
enters D. Honest Ned; Phhp Co lier b. g Wood
ranger James Lee enters Sorrel Charley; Owner
le4s D. m Lady Chp SHAW WHITE, proprieors.
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XIOlEL AT tUCrIDN.-ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH
day Of April Instant az O'Clock r NJ. the premise
IN Fshsven Mass, will be sold the Union Hotel together
gth the Furniture Carpets Beds bedding and Fxturcs
longing 10 the same. Tint foei desirable stand for any
isn ma Tor the accommodation or those desiring quiet and
healthy retreat during the 10 IL IN complies repair
nnd the furniture aud fixtures in good order The lot
which stands large admitting Of further extension adj
Gon OF buildings II deemed advisable at the time Of eae,
fhe furniture dc may be sold separately For further
Gcurs Information may be had of J. n TERRY or CAS.
DREW.
Falrhaven Mass, April 10 1866
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A HENRY Il WESTCOTT AUCTIONEER.
LARGE SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SUPERB TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
" CARPETS,
M, MAGNIFICENT rIANOFoRTE PARIOR SUITS,
RICH CHINA, CIT GLASS, SILVER, CUTLERY, &c,
This Friday afternoon at O'CLOCK at house l52 West
twenty first street. Between Seventh and Eighth avenues
comprising large and elegant Of Parlor Chamber
Dining Room and Nursery Furniture COLLECTION of rare
kantngs costly Parior Ornaments, China, Cut Glass &C.
Oescrpttve catalogues house No p0sponement OF sale
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IA TONER.

r. PAPIER MACHE WARE, OIL PAINTINGS,
Portable Writing Desks 200 Cases Palm Leaf Pans,
GLASS SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, LARGE IRON SAFE.
Store and counting house Fixtures &C. being the entire
Goef OF JOHN McKEWAN who IS relinquishng business,
Ysy concern BY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, Auctionecr At the
on MONDAY, APRiL II, AND SUCCEEDING DAYS,
each day. Catalogues and goods ready for
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III COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNITURE
rich Wilton Medallion Carpets Pier Mantel Mirrors
~ COTTON will sell this day. April IL, at 10Y O'Clock
- los West Forty fourth street. Sixth avenue the
contents OF tho Tour story brown stone house. embracing
ss S sn ,S,soSa Plane STOOL aaa Rack carved
Hnt Sante xKQrs silk and elegant Curtains: ma
HoeaHYSseMoS And BACK walnut Bedseads and Bureaus
Hair MAttresSI Feather Beds Spring Beds Cottage Suits
~ the Carpets Curtains and Shades IN the house. fine on
Chairs China and Cut Glass Ware Kitchen Ware with which
che sale will Goods TO be all moved before II
be given at that hour Catalogues the house morning
of sale.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

INALLACK's.
w Proprietor and ....----Mf Lester Wallaox
FRIDAY,
third time here, Buckstones popular Comedy,
SINGLE llFE.
with elegant Scenery appropriate Costumes and Appoint
ments, and highly attractive distribution
Saturday fourth night Of BToughans attractive COMEDY
THE CANE OF LOVE.
In accordance with the desire for change and
rety the Manager begs that Monday neI
18th inst, viii be revived the admirable Comedy OF
BOSOM FRIENDS,
which eninen successful this theatre two yeas
ago
In preparation Douglas Jerrolds standard Drama TIA
PRISONER OF WAR, and flvorite fterpece OF tts
OBJECT OF INTEREST. Mrs.. Inchbalds Comedy
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT, and Knowles Play ~
THE HUECHBACK VIII De repeated. Doors open at 5j&s
Overtureat ~.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

r ENRY D. MINER, AucTIoNEER. sALEsRooM 81
\ Nssltu siirt, opposite tue Post oalce-MtNER y
'OhERVlLLE sell s auction on saturday April is at
~ clock a. thei sAlesroom, 81 Nassau general
sso ten VI househod Furniture Paror Dining aud bed
Dom SUITS, velvet BRUSSELS Ingram and Threepl Carpas
mattresses Bedding Velvet BRUSSELS Rugs Sofas Bu
saus Washsiands Extension fables French Plate Mirrors
'rockery and Glass Ware Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c
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MEN WISHING TO ENLIST WILL FIND IT TO THEIR
M advantage 70 cali carly In the day at tho Howard Belt
Company, 436 broadway.
NTAvYi NAVY! NAvYi-A FEW sEAMEN ORDINARY
IN scamen, Arcmen also good with trade lands
man. win receive extra high bounty at 2l2 Broadway
room 1a
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A HORSE AND SHIFTING TOP WAGON WANTED
n Suitable for gentemans Address, stating age,
height COLOR speed and price, Eugene Franklin Herald
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A cADEMY OF MUSIC ,,~.
IA LEONARD GROVER. .DfRECTO4
Also OF Growers Chestnut theatre, Philadelphia, Sn6
Growers theatre, Washington, ID. q.
Commencing
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL H. 1860
Brief
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
49, THE SALE OF SECURED SEATS
Tor either OF the below continues TlY
MOkNlNG, NJ O'Clock, at the Academy OF Muse Beer
Schrmers 7Ol Broadway, and Root Anthony's, osessA
MONDAY, APRIL II, 1885
ONLY TINE MOST POSITIVELY or
FAUST. Grand Opera by EQUINOX
HERMANS In his great role MEPlisrOPnELES.
TAMARO STEINECKk, LEHMAN.
MILE DLIUBA,
THERESA WOOD NILE. AURIOL.
GRAND FANFARE
GRAFUILA'S
SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND.
TUESDAY, APRIL 49, 1885
ONLY TIME POSITIVELY OF
ROBERT lie DIABLE. .MFYERBEE0
KARL FORMEs in his celebrated role OF BERTKAA.
In which he has attained world wide rep,l alton.
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 10, -,
only time OF
FIDELIo. BEETHOVEN.
FRIDAY. APRIL q. 1885,
only time OF
THE JEwESS HALEvY.
These the only occasions OF GRAND GERMAN
OPERA during the week The sale of seats continues 1
morning. above.
Admission dollar
Secured seats parquet and balcony. ffty extra
Secured box seats, one dollar extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-14

AN ELLIPTIC SPRING DUSENBURY TROTTINC
IA Wagon nearly new; also nice Mirror, cornces
stand; also OF Of mahogany Furni
ture. at TOO Washington street near Hammond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-14

WIN Writers. AUcTIoNEER, WILL ssLL This
w day at o'clock at 45i Canal street. Largo quantity Of
Household Furnurs Psrlor in maroon plush DO IN
green Pier Glasses Laoe Curtains, Oentre Dining
pets Cottage Suits black walnut and mahogany Bedseads
China Glass Silver Ware and everything for housekeeper
Dealers and others should attend. Also Sewing Machines
20 dozen Rocking Chairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-14

A HANDSOME GENTLE BAY HORSE, ABOUT ls,<
IA hands; new Express Wagon and single Harness for
sale cheap for want Of use Apply at 81 West Twenty
four atre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-14

A i ID LAuRENS STREET, NEWFOUNDLAND AND
~ POINTER Pups; ali kinds of Rattera Coach Jocs and
Watch Dogs also Settlers and Pointers, well brokeh trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-14
MILITARY AND NAVAL.


A LII MEN WISHING TO JOIN THE ARMY OR NAVY
a get extra large bounty by applying this day
the Naval Shipping ONCE, 50 Fulton It,, n Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-30

OILS-Firm at q Is for Lard: 80 for Carbon
"I SAfT%Ohio River 8 so Table IS.
BUTTER-Scarce and in good demand at ~
POTATOES-No much doing: prices range
from 81 goal so.
APPLES-Firm at 81 2502 IS.
EGGS-In good demand at 35G4Oc.
CHEESE-Steady at 81 a22c.
LARD-23024 in fair supply.
HAY-s2s030 per ton loose.
SEEDS-Clover SIS; Timothy 81.
FEED-In fair demand at s35 40 per ten
BROOMS-Common 50 1874 50; Fancy - 20 %
800.
TOBACCO-Dark los rs 75c; Spun Roll Soc;
Bright slQ 25; Common Twist 45c.
S0AP-Cincinnati German lie; wheeling 90
l5c.
CANDLES-M 22c. 90
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm; by III
Mol. IS IS; No 2 IS 40; & by ii to 10 by II No.
/. sc 10; No 2, IS IS; 8 by Is to III by IA NO, j.
Sc so; No. . &c 10.
LEATHER-Sole 43a46c. per ID. Oak sole
sc per H.. upper s5504 per doz. calf skins =
per ID: harness leather 4sG5Oc per 10.
WHISKY-Steady; common % %: Rye
% 00a6 90.
WOOL-Quiet at 9Oc,