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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10
WE CALL THE ATTENTION
w of the public to the ready
COMPOSITION ROOFING,

for the
ROOFING OF BUILDINGS
Of all classes, in all climates, IL or new For
uniformity Of quality, completsne of flush fa.
cility Of application, cheapness and durability,
we invite thorough trial. We call attention 20
few points. 1t is the m 1st durable of y, m.
position Roofs. 1t Is not affected inluriously by
HEAT or OLD. 1t is perfectly 6re.proof against
falling Goals and burning fra yments from build.
ings on FIRE. 1t can be walked upon without In.
jury to the roofing. 1t is readily applied to old
shingle Roofs without removal of Old sLingle.
The weight is only about oae.third of that of
gravel roofing, thereby saving ia ccst of timbers.
Cutters can be formed Of this material. Call
and see sample Of the Roofing before using any
other. GREEN Il ALLEN
Builders, corner of Grace and 7th streets
my3l-eod8w
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STEAMBOATS,, dc.
nOWHaTAN sTEAMBOAT COZ

II CUMPAN1.-FUk BALTIMUKE.
The fine steamer NORTH PulNr Capt. KER
WIN, will recoi Fregh on Friday NOR inv,
and sal on Saturday evening at OclO p. N.
For freight or passage apply TO tC~pt in on
board al Roekett' or to
DAVID Il wM. CURRY,
A. Chas. 4. WORKMAN & Co., 18th 81.
Passage S6. Shippers must procure permits and
execute bonds before sending their freight down.
ie8-5tf D. d w. T..
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FOR BALTIMORE.
N u W L [ N u L.

NEW STEAMERS-NeWIy Furnished
~ leave their wharf, nearly opposite K. o.
Haskins', DAILY at 6 P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to the Captains
on board, or to
HAsKINs & BRIDGFoRD, Agents,
je6-lw st Rockets.
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MONTAGUE & WRITALL,

MONTAGUE & WRlTALL,
Late of the Merchants Insurance Company Of
Hichmond)
INSURANCE. AGENTS,
NO. 23l MAIN STREET,
Just below the SpOtSWOOd Hotel,
HAVING been duly constituted agents to rep
III resent in this community several of the
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Announce 70 the citizens Of Richmond and the
counties adjacent their readiness to issue Poll.
ciss OF Insurance against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BIZ FIRE
Ia any of the following companies;
Maryland Fire Insurance COmpanJ
National Fire Insurance Company
Peabody Fire Insurance Company, and
MERCHANTS and Mechanics Fire Insurance Com.
pan OF Baltimore, Nd.
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
international Fire Insurance Company
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Rssolute Fire Insurance Company
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
York
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn,
New York
PhGnix Insurance Company Of Hartford, Con-
nect,cut, and
Home Insurance Compsny of Savannah. Ga.
In presenting this list aessrs. n. d W. assure
their friends and the public that those are first
class Companies presenting abundant resources
and und01bted reliability. Prompt payment IN
cases of losses is guaranteed aud thus they are
such institutions as merit the conf lence and
patronage of ali desiring Perfect Safety Against
Loss. 1900,
No. 23I JIaiR St., kichmOnd'
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FRrnlerH.

Provide yourself with Perry Davis Pain Killer
at this season Of the year, wteu collie, cholera
morbus dysentery, eiarrhDa, &C., may disable
your hands-use Il 10 every case OF the kind and
my ears for it If does not effect speedy cure
but be SURF that sou trust to no other remedy but
the old, long ried Perry Davis Pain Killer which
b as never failed je6-W&S2w'
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
THE ONLY LINE CARRYING THE
GREAT THROUGH MAIL.
NEW LINE.

Steamers for City Point, Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk and
Baltimore.
rTNHE elegant new. q, ct cl.Ass sid wheel steam.
Il ers CITY POINT, Capt. Talbot, and DICTA-
FOR, Capt. Dea,ing will leave DAILY at 6 l..
NJ. for tho above places, connecting at Fortres
Monroe with the elegant Fl ted up boats.
GEORGE LEARY, Capt. Brakeman and JAMES
BRA Y apt. Young, arriving in Baltimore
next mor,ing in time for tie eastern train.
These b as make close c.nnec ions, and 70
through i hout DELAY. A. p. SHAW,
Superintendent, Baltimore.
HASKiSS d BRIDUFORO
Agents, IS Rocke.t5,
jse-3w Re m I'd "a.
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For PHILADELPHIA,

TIE new and first class Stea rsaip lie Knisht,
L 450 tons Cept. Graham, aud me new and
frs aGs Steams ip ew jersey, go tons Capt
uux e, now form regular weekly line b t>een
PHI de p in and FichmOnd. 10 .,ng each pert
eIe Saturday az 1U o'clock i. n.
These sie .mers in ure at the lowest rates, and
sail promptly as advertised.
No lfeght received on he day Of sailing.
For Fog tor Passage LayiIg good accommo.
cations, GIL to
CHRISTIAN. LEA 4 co.
ie 6-tf No. 6S Main street.
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OFFICIAL.

BRTGADLER GENERAL II. Il. PATRICK.
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENER LII
Department OfYirginia,
hICHNO ID, Va, May 10. 1865.
TO Ps RSONS IN WANT OF
COIOred Servants and Labor
ersg
BY calling az Room No. -, Female Institute,
.ley can be readily supplied free Of charge
Rate Of wages 20 be determined by the employers
and the parties hired. None but responsible par.
ties need apply.
By direction Of
Brig. Gen. N. R. PATRICK,
Provost Marshal General
GEO. GIBSON, Ca tain,
mYl1-tf llth :, Infantry In Charge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10

GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FlNAN-
CIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
UNITED STATES CUsTON.HoUSg. Entrance Bank
street, first door on the lett
8eent for the 73O Loan.
A constant supply Of Noes will DO kept on
hand.
This Bank will buy and sell all classes of GOV.
ERNNEN SECU URITIES at current marie; rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE snd mbke collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CIileS UF TIE
UNITED SEATES.
Purchase Government Vouchers on TIE MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give cAREruL AND
PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRNs.
and TO any other business entrusted to tie Bank.
FULL INFORMATION in regard 10 govern
MENT LOANS at a. times cheeriuiiy iura boed.
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CO-PAKTNEKSHIP NOTICES

NTOTICE.-The subscribers have associated
IN them elves under the firm and 81. le Of
. SCnATER a MOORE. for tie purpose o con.
ducting a General mmisson and Merchandise
Brokerage buS'nes.
They respectfully offer their services to their
friends and me pablis and trust, by st ict stten.
tion 70 busi ness 70 msTit liberal share Of pat
ronage J. B. SCLATEk
A. F. MOORE.
II Warehouse south side Cary street, seven
doors below l5te. Jest
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THE NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

A wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestion.
ably superior TO all Others.
Don't fail TO read the advertisement In the
RIoDHosD WING, containing full particulara
eyeiy Monday morning. apll-evdexA6n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-10

ArsvcP ARrNERSHIP. .--A. p. BROWN & co. Having
! connected with ne ED. THrSNAN and i've. L,
REEN, for the purpose Of carrying on the GENERAL
BONN SSlON BUSINESS, solicit the patronage Oi our
griends and the public generally. We viii give our
Iyarticular attention 70 the sale Of ALL KINDS OF
|lOuNTRY PROpCCE.
A. p. BR0WN, Richmond,
Ed. THURMAN, Al bcniarls, Co., Va.
JNQ. L. GREENE, Brunswick e '
tQfice cor. 18th aud Main So.
s. Having had an experience Of 10 ySars IN me
Cgmmi.si0n Business, hst'er mysel that all wh0 may
ptr business tc a. will FAD x 20 their Interest % do
80 shall give nv personal attention 10 the business
return nv thanks for the liberal patroaa-c be-
,,ys0--fr1 A. Z. BROWN.
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UNDERTAKING.
f LAURE.

T LAUBE,
U n d Z r. 7 A X f r,
Co.'S EE IHIRD AND RROAD STREErs.
IT AM prepared 70 disinter bodies iroa the city
Graveyarls or the surrounding untry and
Furnish air tight cases, ready for transportation
To those who Lesire 20 employ me IN either
burying the dead or disinler 3 entire satisfac.
Ition will be given. myl2-lm'
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IxCHANGE Livery and Sale

EXCHANGE Livery and Sale
IL Stables, on Franklin. between l4th and
18th streeis.-The subscriber has thoroughly re.
fted the above Stables, and is now prepared tn
accommodate the public having secu Ell Nc.
0s:lers and the beat psovender a.d feed The
market fffords.
By giving them his person attention Re l.
determined to make Il 20 the Interest of the
public 10 patronise him. 40
iit2 JOHN B. DAVIS.
For Provender and Grain delivered OF the Sia-
bles will pay the market price in cash.
my29-dlm&eo4m J. B. p.
STORAGE! SrORaGE!-Tis nm.
- dersigned are prepared to roce We on st rage
Lime, bay, Salt Fish and Rercba ndise generally,
SCLATER u MOORE,
Cary street, seven doors below 10th s.y.et,
ie6-5ts f'f''
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]. b. CHARRON l. co.,


Sole agents In the United States for Charrou Pere
Fills, Burgundy; Emile Balmont L Co., Paris Bor-
deaux and CoGnae, producers and cOnsignors Of
Wines. Brandies. Liquors, and Importers of Ha-
yaua Cigars, have on hand aud orer for sale choice
old Cognac aud Champagne Brandies, Old Madeira,
Sherry and Port Wines superior Bordeaux Clarets
and Burgundy Wines, choice brands Champagne
Wines, Holland Gin, Scotch Whisky, London Brown
Stout, Porter and Scotch Ale. Also on consignment,
PURE OLD RYE BOURBON wHIsKYs,
Cor. HdE0Uer and Lombard Sts,
je3--3m BALTIMORE
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND.

HAMILTON @. FAINT, President.
NATHANIEL AUGUST, Cashier.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have associated themselves Tor the
Il purpose cf conducting a GENERAL AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS for The sslo OF Merchandise,
Pradac Liquors and Fecta1d have taken the two large
tad spaclous tenemgntS on Franklin street, between
uhaad 18th. whyS they design keeping always on
ni tysrel assortment, 20 which they invite the at
nHE"pf the public.
FtI|E.ll give strict persOnal attention % all con-
lnn..rts aud make liberal advances upon the same
&c lylo % the dru j. jos. BRryNEL X Co.
~.|fnments solicited Jos. BRCMMEL,
- JNO. B. DAVIS.
X II LEE
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$. CHESTNUT a. CO.,
IMPORTERS OF CORKS,
No. IS South Calvert ST.,
). CHESTNUT, BALTIMORE.
SCHENCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT.
IAEnn d SCunNCL. L.n..

SCfENth'S EACHINEhf DEPOT.
JACOB B. sCHENCK, AGENT,
No. 20 Maiden Lane, Nev Yort
Woodwork Planning, Tonguing and Growing Ma
chimes; sash and Blind Machinery; Portable and Sta
tionary Steam Engines aud Boilers and ali Kinds OF
Machinery for working wood and iron Also a supe-
ror quality Of Leather Betting, Rubber BeltiHg, Pack
ing, Sc., &c.
orders respectfully solicited, which will receive
prompt attention.
b. Reference In Richmond: Messrs Green Allen.
and Messrs. John X Geo. Gibson.
Petersburg Express copy, and send bill TO Green &
Allen, my3l--d3m
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

NJ. But how blsse wouid b Tie eeese4uensN Q Q
he ana hind treatment Of tAst epemy Thon the
Sonth would Do AZ Pssss With tho North vould
,oon lcarn 70 Esc hcr; and youh soon welcome
the tea Of thousands If fsrlies, that wora iHlme
diatelv beriu 10 sulirsts from tho North 70 me
South1 Inn The rorth and the South, slavery
having passed away would rapidly bscome one "a
intercSt. and one also IN character. Moreover, we
whole world would 30. blest BY the terininanon OF
aha most hosrid var in Peace 20 full 81 reason
inst;co and lovo. Christianity would be honofeu
and edvanosd by Q Peace made 20 siriEiIgiy M peI
Gun srSrit In that spirit wo cannot shed one crop
~ ia Mood Of or subdued foe. fpossessed OF H.
,ra .Ssil forgive and foreetts wrongs done 10 ths
Nc,,b. and shall fec, tbst the South has SUFFERED
.,nr~ n and tho. ere deserves 10 DO sooaeo ana
90 iTtsd. and no mora 1f4igtsS. by US.
Largely en- your wisdom ess pagnsnmity 90
s,nrd INV warm hcpc OF seeil hs W9f give place. 20
blcodlcss hind ior,dyiIg, and therefore immediate,
pace f)tt this Is not al for lich look TO you
Now. vhilw 70 hove th,s fresh serse OF orc OF the
woyst vsn--.-Rov, whilst wa can contrast re ogh-
pcss vi,trtke beautiful Peace, which, unless we
thrust II FROM u, IL jsst 81 hand-now tho time
for our nation TO be tho inst Of ali Nations 70 pro-
pose an ED To national wars By means OF 20 ip.sr'
natonsl Congress, whose decisions spon tho diss,
ereoMenty and controversies between -etlons sasii
20 tnnl. Yonrs DO he glory to favor ueassre
frensht with more honor 10 Gcd sId riore hapP>..
acss 10 man than any o. even all other IaeasuIes'
Yours be the glory Of identifying yeer Adminissrs'
tier with tie esuso Of International Peacel
WitA great regard,
Your friend,
(irRRrr SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

uf lpoA u suppa5 ~ vastA n paaes q AN Sawed
.ujusi, which would hsrdly satisfy hungry ass.
VIVA. would " said Of tAsa nM who year aitss yser
.houa take the best part u ID pasture AID burn II In
order 70 keep his stock warn that hs might get them
through winter With less foodf Let the farmer answer
the question
The friends If the heavy Meyno Ascces contend that
thsr yerits sheep produce greater fleece Of wool In
proportion 10 the ssc Of than any other class oil
sheep But AZ II u not with he weight Of nseoo but
With the eight OF wscl We have to d. We would refy
BIZ saying taos TIE Leees.ers end their Crosses the
vtswolds and their crosses will Yield when properly
k.pt. fSom 70 pounds Of clean breok.wasaed wool
which, In securing for manufacturing purposes. VIII
10. sarinh more than 30 PER cent and In many instances
not over d ,sr oen. from these fesoes wo should have
from a to rounds Of wool ready for the cards. While
q would % very rare Gsm indeed Tor any Of those
hoayy Nerino aesces TO re: oh n pounds many lot
pounds
We are wen aware that We not arguing the popo'
lar side Of this question: bat We are satisfied that the
fever Tor producing heavy feeses win subsido when the
fsrnes eonsders the cost Of production We have 30
psrsons interest IN the natter but are led eonseien'
orsy N yoeats that course which believe will b.
10 tho bes. interests Of the farmers and tie country
At large
II Tie grower Of long wo had hbored a. persevsr'
y to produce good fleece q the grover Of Asino
wool be-, lsborei produce heavy one their relative
merits vold Mt now Re q question Of controversy.
TIE yrodnce tho heavy Geeces rsvef forget :" feed
abandanty, bit the prodace Of the long wool DO not
appear always 10 realize thai the constitution OF wool
the best elements of food to produce IT, WOO
L. IN exoresoence and is composed TO great extoo oil
the very best elements which constitute the nuscs'
bono sd s.ncv u Ito Animal and consequently those
arees Of diet which c0ns,n the NEST Of thoss proper
nes pyodacs tia most WOOL and OF the best qualify
With the lenst possible JIeunt OF shrinksss But tue
nistsks which tie falAer makes with regard to
wool lie equally IN tho production OF mutton The
sheep ahen on good passares build an excellent Sta
pic but when token up in the Pal on sseorn OF short
or inferiey feea. IL require tia whole 10 supply
the wear and tear Of Il, own muselesi consequent!
,hsrs 10 cessation In the growth 1t Ia 50 nteTfe Cd
~th that tho STAPLE IL weak at tAs particular point
vhioh sessusly lrlres lis value Thus ~ nsSsetins
to SIMPLY sutcleat feed the farmer loses his fas and
in,ures his woo. We urge lAess facts upon the con-
kideration Of al breeders Of Sheep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

II will he observed that in the scheme submitted
nv the pavmept OF the national debt and exhibit
Ing the charge TO be incurred in the process, we
AVE allowed the relative percentage OK the revcnae
% wealth TO decline regularly 70 the end. This 10
Zone 70 allow for any possible new debt that may
b incurred in the interval. The statement shows
Nat a. early as 1877 the productive industry OF tae
Cnion would bear On additional 50 millions OF In
Ssrea., and in 1895, no less than 1888 millions with
eat carrying the annual charge Of the toa OF such
adebt lad ordinary expenses above per cent upon
DE annual yield Of the nations capital and labor
The faith OF the nation Is Pledged for the as,
charge of ell is obie stions it's people have passed
through wonderful experience of their financial
Shility FROM hope to confidence, and the cautious
MODERATION of our calculations skow that early and
Dasily, The NATIONAL DEBT CAN BE
tAID.
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ACE or SEEDS. -Psschsll Norris, in~1Al

AGE or SEEDS. -Psschall Norris, inTlAe
p..J ,s,,,, ,,,., We ,rjsr surnip seed one ysa9
Old to r,,so d eror % turnpS fr0n' aAu ''''
IS per cent terminating when i'ur 'c'i' ''A'
probable ii tie seed hls been properly KEEP" I'M. We,
wip NJ be per cen. sA'eh whi s0 esin h '.sss
% ,s an over wear old Il i also well established IT,
'I.,e ,ra .t.rs aetas, aI rosed by age. and vneS
- Zen n t.u years gia run less to vine o. w
seen, 80 f.ni, ~ crop The melon family n OF III
o, an. and fr our own planting would prefer vase
msloa or caule.opv sosQ l0vt jean oao.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06
Of British Taxation upon sne An
-, pr.aset Of the United Kingdom

comnare the following statement OF the charge
- the annual interest and ordinary expenses OF tne
tnited Kingdom upon it's Industry, BY Sneh h ~
Sebt has been Tedaeedless than ssh, eoc,VVc IN %
wars, with the burden upon our growing wealth. III
he dem ,nstIably practical scheme ior
ne British revenue pressing with An average
voeht of about 10 per cent per amman fcr above 81
years ours declining from less than to less 'han
In tie four years, lslI--l4. the average amoun'
q annual revenue raised By taxes IN treat DI'an'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

One esr cent on 10000 millions pays $1,000 ooo0'0
- principal Of the debt .... euses repre-.
II must Be noted, however, tha. the cdr ~
Ss nation. Industry fsquired to carry on Tho G ~
.hola r,ilpc s Of The debt, do not express an
sotual taIstian upon the annual products but upon
sum equal to such product, M d"lcs # adoped
,ams ay share by the proceeds Of
b lands, and very considerable anSun, VIII , os
reised nom miscellaneous sources, whicn si' h0'
taxes.
u,,.,.h Taxation upon the An.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

sufficient except In very dry wessher LeStueo heaas
best In Q moist soil during wet seasous The Cos
sorts are not favori;es with u.s. but Tennis Ball. Early
Cabbage or White Butter. Duteh Cabbage and White
Siless are good sorts.
MgLoSs--Thess require rich coil and good culture,
their treatment being similar to the cucumber save
that the watermelon which 10 greater distance.
should have the hills 70 fses apart Though the
ground be rich, Is well TO exoayate large hole and
work 10 hall bushs Of cid to each hill mixing
Il well with the earth. Hog manure 10 excellent for
this purpose. The old yellow muskmelon has given
place 70 the better green sorts among wcd arc Melted
Citron, SkillmAas and Aliens Noted PersiAn and
japan, all good varieties Among the WstermeIons.
the Spanish Mountain Sweet sad Long Green are do
srabs yora These oucurbtaceous plants liable To
become hybridzed BY bees and ipsscts II grown to.
gsthcr. hence II u best 20 plant each sort By itself
ONIONS are raised from three kinds Ut seed or bulbs.
vs the ordinary black seed the TOP onion. where each
email bulb grows to large one. and the potato onion.
where the bulb cracks or splits open ~ IL grows and
forms two 10 four bulbs In cluster. The soil for
onions should DO made very fue and rich worked deep
and lime sshss or salt DO freely incorporated with the
SOIL tho nsggots viii b less Troublesome. Rake the
ground 10 remove stones Jumps d dirt &C.. and SOW
Abost the middle Of April In drills enc b0t apart Gov
sring one half inch aid thin 70 fsur inches The Bed
and White Globe are among the best sorts. The Potato
and Top Onions may BE- set out ss the same time in
rows foot apart and four inches distant just GOV
srlns the crown. They will be 1t Cor pulling In july.
and may DO entirely removed In August Tor lAte tur-
nips or oabbages. In with other vegetables
they should b. kept free from weeds. The Top and
Potato may bs grown where the masgot destroys
those raised from the seed Hot water poured along
the from tho spout Of tea kettle 10 the best rem
edy for tho worms when al work
PAKsxErs require deep rich soil in which to perfect
themselves. Grown In u muck swamp thsy atsain the
length Of two feet and Cover the thin seeds one
half inch sowing from tho middle OF April 10 the
middle Of Nay in drills Is inches apart and thin ~
inches. They are impro, ed by freezing In the sell,
hence after digging what are wanted during the
Winter leave the res, in tho rround until Spring The
Sugar, or Hollow Crown Is the best sort.
PxAs ags IN such great variety. difficult to make
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11
Financial.

! A FEW FACTS
FOR THOSE INTERESTED,
OR ABOUT
BECOMING 1NTEREsTEh
OIL COMPANIES
THE
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA,
OWNS. IN FEE SIMPLE,
OVER
FOUR SQUARE MILES
OF TERRITORY
In the best Oil Region OF Pennsylvania,
BEIS0
TWO SQUARE MILES IN WARREN COUNTY
On the line Of tho Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
TWO SQUARE MILES ON THE
North Salmon Creek Forrest Comfy
Immediately adjoining Vensngo County, Penn
The intrinsic value Of their territory is greater than that oil
any other OIL Company before the public with the same
amount Of capital.
THERE WILL BE BUT
SIXTY THOUSAND SHARES
orb. capital stock sold at the subscription price, 81 81
share and not single above that number will be sold
at any price until The territory Is developed This
the Secretary m ndoz.s the back Of each receipt for
stock II desired.
comretent Superintendent h rapidly developing tho prop
ety he Lai two engines tie pounc two wells already
started and three more win be operation soon as the
engine, arc completed.
There il valuable min the Coer farm and timber
on the whole territory svf lent to give profit OF 900
Pr day twenty ya 800 daily for ten years there l.
also large amount o; the square es In Forrest
County The timber aud the coal will give 10 the Company
hard,ome dividend independent Of tho oil.
The market yslse OF the territory owned by the Company
la. increased 10 uch IN extent that It present worth
THREE.QUARTERS OF A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
The Of capital that will be raised by the sale OF the
10000 SHARES
WILL Re ONLY
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Were the Company eel either OF their pop're' a. the
present time Il would realize than double ;hs amount
they would by ,6e Of tie above number Of shares No
better evidence Of tie stability Of the Company or Of the
vslue Of ,hoir stock investment can be offered.
The Director, invite all who desire investing IN oil stocks to
call Al their Office, aid prospectus, aras etc,
v here they cannot iii to be satisfied that tie
COITER FARM OIL COMPANY
ranks amor. those companies that vii stand vixen al others
fall and tia g. such lass hat ockhodsn cannot iEl
to realz. hsnaso. profit aside from tie question OF oil
altogether.
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