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, 1865-09-06
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Important ReforMlH-Tlie Post to bs
Pcrlnaneut-NIIlItur Stores.

Important ReforMhH-Tlie Post to be
Pcr1nanent-Militnr Stores.
frw foEK. Sept. 5-The lier.kd's Chattanooga
correspondent Gays: t'Sincc Col. ", B. tiay, OF
the 18th eotoned infantry, took Command OF this
post, the Angcan Stable is being renovated. Thr
arrest and confinement fsevcraf officers for drunk.
enseas md the promu'saion Of an order forhlddins
the sa1t Of iqaors to officers or soldiers have had
ea1niatt cGtct. A. Chsttannooca Is one OF the dse
permanent fo.tresees Of the uniied statcs Ii u eyi
dentfg desirable that esrict order and discipline
should Mt once BE- inaugurated. and that vics Ia
every form should be discouraged. This. Colonel
CAV bus done. The coored soldiers Of the colo1els
regiment arc all picked men, formerly Of the En-
gtneer Corps, embracing mechanics 9f MI lanIs,
Who san construct anything, from the simplest a1si-
eIe OF mcclaa nsm to traverse track for t poun-
der gun. The Colonel Is IN experienced engineer,
and constructed The batteries at Cape t;fra1lcau,
Island No. 1c, and other places In the early part Of
the "ar. THIS makes both commander and roldicrs
an1incnt'y fitted for tho command here. whr1e guns
arc 10 be mounted. and Chattanooga presents
lively military appearance. There aie no,r stored
in tiir ei!y about seven million dollars worth OF
stoEes belonging to tho Government, and measures
are being made to eecuse them against fire.
, 1865-09-06
Illinois and aIfchIRnn Canal. !,

BK1Dazronr, Sept. 5 1866.
C1KAEKp-Jederson. Lasae, Prairie Chief, St. Louis.
11om II lumber. 1887 n siding; Morning stat Otawu,
3 tons sundries North American, Morrts Stars and
Stripes, Morris; on~sza, Jolltt' Waterloo tasal1e;
Rocket Lockport, 50 nj eh1nglca; Noness, Ottawa;
Aeona Lacon, 71ss7 # lumber, 2eoo lathi Industry.
lasa1.e; Nlqutppa P3u, sasts II lumbeEi Resofnte,
Lemopt; Investigator, 1emnnt; T. G. Ioonis, Le-
mont; Ad1ance. Le1uont; y. s. GuEnee, Lemont
Alonzo Leach, Iasalle. r. F. Goodell, Utica, eooo
empty ba1rc1s; J. C7otty, Seneca; John Morrison,
LocErort; North Branch, st. Louis, sack salt
Us hr1s salt; Republic Morris; Planet, 81. Louis,
ft1nmbes.
AERNKD-cushman, ottswu, 80 bn corn; Enadllla,
aIouts, $500 hu corn; Il. 9. Loom1s. Lemont % yds
ruoie stones Gurnee, Norris avds ralble stnne
-. !.e-- uyds rublde stone; Advance, Nor
tls, Is Jos rubbe sonc II yds dmenslon stone; 1nves
teator, Leont, = yds subble Stone % 5s dimension
stone: Gold E1sle. LaSale, $500 bu com; Imperial
Iockpnrt, 500 hu corn; Clyde Seneca a4ao bu corn
II. Hanln, Otsawa, 30 ba cotn; j. b. Preston. Nor
sis $50 bu corn: Cu1'ew. Norris, aso0 b1 corn One
d. Ottawo, $500 In corn Il. Cooley, Aux Sable, $500
bu oata; Marion. lasalie so bu oosu Golden Cloud,
uttawn, $50 ln corn.
, 1865-09-06

THE GROVER d BAKER
l. s. u. co. HAVE
, 1865-09-06
FROM ST. PAUL.

s@f+truettTe Tfres-T1le Republican
Stale <onyentLon-Arrc8t of Cotofi.
Qua Bounty Jumper
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. Paul, teat s.
The City Hotel ~as burned Last night, Il took
fte IRON chimney during the day, hut 1t vas
thought 10 have been ex'ingrished. Loss e1e, ,0oo,
Another hte occurred this noon, Dr.. Dcwcy's dwell
irg being burned. Loss 81 so.
The deleeniea to the Republican convention, 10
be held Tomorrow, are arriving rapidly. The
cu4natoria1 contest is tho absorbing tonic OF In
s.rett-
4 notorious bounty jumper amed IoncaHe Was
arrested here yesterday. He jumped five bouut:es
in ono week In Chicago, md hls total list foots ur
tsrnty eight
, 1865-09-06

There ID very little activity in ruiscellaoeous stocks
0oLp-
Geld Is steady. with good lde1aaud Tor custom, and
FGxy lttlG apreplAsiQn.
, 1865-09-06

Mnl"'Trcat1t,ent OF NeEroes-TyIxc Ap-
renIin= to Gen. Grant for Restoration
Of His Property.
new fonE, Sept. 5.-The Ifi51r<4 Richmond
correspondent says complaints continue to
pour tnto the FFeedmen's Bureau OF
mal-tcat1ncnt and meannes5 tow111i
negroes on the part Of planters in different parts Of
the State. Ihcy band together to turn OF ill their
help, except such a. shall be actually needed dur
ing the winter. Fire dollar. per month Is paid 10
such.
rap, addressed to Gen. Grani. appealing from Ten.
Terrye dctilton hanlf lfcring WiIe's Hropcrty aban.
lQaed BIZ hlEl 10 the EIccdileu'e Hnrrau
, 1865-09-06
FROM VERMONT.

The Statc Elcctton-!A Republican Vic.
: tory-Elcctfon Of Paul Dillingham; for
Governor.
MosHE1lEn, Vt. Sept 5.-Thc election for tate
aud county officers aud members OF tue Legislature
look place to-day. Tbs vote Is the liehtest casl In
many years, being not more than three-fotrthy as
large as last ycar. We have the vote for Governor
1roiu tWeutyasc towns. embracing one-tf1h Of the
The Republicans voted for Paul Dillingham;, Of
Waterbury and tho Democrats for g. n. Da7en-
port, OF Rockingham. TWENTY-FIVE to'1ns gave Dill
fnme touEe last year ga,c Smith tRepnblican) for
Governor, d:cs2+ and Relaeld lDcmocrat,} s,e75
Taking this vote Indication, the majority lor
Smith las, year. We hare representative vote
from forty eight towns, all Of which 80 Republican
, 1865-09-06
Qllilaeo Gribnnc.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER G,IsC5.
HOW TO FAX OFF THE NATIONAL
1bELFYTs


HOW TO FAX BEE SI9nT: T1sH NATIONAL
Tic public huve doubtless been amused d
the numerous devices md subtesfuees rcsor,e
to by The Chicago Journal to escape the fac
tint It returned its sales for the year cndias
May 1, 1855, ut El00, 900. But even srcl
nmuscmtnt may besone tedious In the cnd
We recur to the subject now, not fortle Pur'
pose OF protracting The play, hut to CAL A.
,'tention to its financial und economical ics
turrs. Strange as 1t may aPpcar, IL Is sao'
1ect Of high practical utility.
Before coming to The maia qnest'oh' ~"
cver, We VIII notice the statement o. e"e
,-3ousna1 that the TE1BCNE's safes !ol Lie 3sal
In question rcrc returned A. SS"o19' WE
submit the following correspondence oeafloE
upon that point -
CHICAGO, September 5, 1865.
1aser Page: Esq- Assessor Internal ne'aae, First
: B1n: VIII you i+e 70 good = to inform me Whit
- sss;ss Ny !. 'saS oa d saf aa<: .s:s r r.
Very respectfully.
iouz obodtent re4ynnt
= ---'''-. HORACE Wm1E-
Assrssoas orz1eI. U: 8; lxrfaxA, RrvEsur,
''. fHsr DISTRICT or 1ll1So1s,
-cu1cAeo. Sept; s 1555-
Horace White. EaQ.. Editor Chicago Tribune:
wou!d state Tint tbs ssles of IL Tit1rusE Uomnsn1
5stutned 70 me fos the year codiog May l. 1886, wre
e33o+270. Said sales were returned to this oi6ce
A!.Z: ISL 9ee IApdl, ,sss. :.s qe,2su
:. v Total...,..::.ss7o,a7o
-, , pEFER PAGE. AHaesan<
, 1865-09-06
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
Clo.t.ag Day.
[sFoFted by Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago

[tHoFted by TeitEfNph Exclusively for TIC Chicago
Tribunal
- new Y0Rx, Sept. =
REEF CATTLEThe tolal receipts Of Beef Cattle At
al the yards for the week ending to-day are head
(which tS0 head received to-day. Tbemafket was
fully As good - yesterday. All were sold, and this
market closed Strong. The weather IL quito warm.
Tho demand outside the city ts lss8c and drovees'
prospects arc considered good.
SIEEP-The total receipts this week arc q 20,
1galust T. Is last week The market In oycr:tockec
particularly with Lambs Western Sheep sell at loss
Not all tod at the csost The ytr best sold for
&c; Inferior and medium As sa6c; fair Lambs at &C.
and cx1n at p9toc. Pt1s are *1-o0-
AoGS-The total nnmGer Of Hogs received this
week Is iGS against =. last week. The arrivals are
heavy, With but few sales Monday Tuesday. Fay.
bold OF. The sales effected hare been made at
l1A91e4c. EoLoH KoB1asoy..
, 1865-09-06
FROM Albany.

The Democratic Statc tcConTentIon-Ihe
Ikc<oIutfons-Namcsa md Prospects Of
Candidates.
+; ArrA>:r, Sept: 5-The Democratic State Conren-
lion, which opens here tomorrow, has already at-
traetcd lnge crowd Of outsiders to the
capital, aId 1fse Interest cyIneed. In
thc cauEe Of different candidates Is w1rm.
~ o-thitds Of the Delegates and alter
mites have arrived, md the morning boats md early
Trains ta:morruW Win bring the remainder. There
thort md moderate The following Is the sp1rit:
The Maireret oluton that It will fny and earnestly
endorse President Johnsonh rrcnnstructlou policy
, 1865-09-06

Twenty-Five Buildings Burned in
Troy, N. T.-Loss 100000.
TRoT, n. T., Sept. 5.zA destructive ana threat
below Canal street, takins both sides Of Broadway
ron and including Utord & Laph ms steam plan
Ing mill to the Exchange--eome twcntv-Hye .alu-
ty-tlye 10 hundred thousand do1lrrr. Included
are Wiswali's Mansion house bio < aud other
ato.ea. The fire was stopped at the EIchange By
great czcuons. The Utznoe7ua otaee was deg
trpyei,
, 1865-09-06

MuwArkKr. Septs6,
FLouR-Ffrm. Sales Go brs Stone Mills" At $7so.
GRA1S-Wheat-Eeceipts %a.0o0 bu- Market unset
tied. Sa1ts on Change 10000 bu at $I.3o9l.ut,
Coarse trains nominal. Shipments none.
-FEElGH7s-Firm and &c higher, at 124c to Buffalo.
AFTERNOON EzcuANaE-Nhc1t-$125 for No. ! aad
81 u for No, l..
, 1865-09-06

OUR A1DS1GHT MARKET KER0nT.
tspce, Despatch to the Western Associated rre.s.3
NEW Fo-k, S+pt.5.
The increased activity In s.ocka continues, but with
slight irregularities OF prices IN the railroad list Erie
absorbH the chief nte1cst. The report OF Mr. Drew
having bought eA0 shares held hy him security oa
chase price being stated % be s. good many sell.
e1s optiouk azc put out in3antpatlon or decline In
T1ice nfter the election Of officers OF tho Company
Hudson river more actye, and e1oscd 1t an ad-
vance. Chic and Mississippi certificates were dull.
ooyKExxExTa-
Governments continue active and trm. oriers from
abroad for sos not large. but owing scarcity OF
supply hayc produced further advauce. New lssuea
firm 1t II thought the foreign demand will carly
tnn mp the new issua owD. to the scarcity Of The
old isauc- and the difference Of shout two Der cent In
price.
There vzy little activity in miscellaneous stocks.
Geld Is steady. with good demand tor custom, and
scsy little speculation,
Money active with m abundant supply.
0EAHAx d co.'s A1TAtHs.
4 Statement OF the analr Of chaties Graham Co.
has been nled In the Court Of CoMmou Fens. The z-
ttides of The bsm oboo and the assets
co. Included In the Asscts arc million due by Ed
ward II, EetchuIn, which, Of course, is worthless and
check for $2Ao CO Of Kaschu1, Son Co.. which IL In
dispute Tie balance Of the assets to BE- re-
alty worth ss oo which Is about whnt tho creditors
will realize.
Petroleum stocks heavy, with sales at the following
rates; Cherry Tun, Sc Exee]ator, $f.25; MAnbattan
e. Webster, 1906 r1ho1e Creek, SIS; buchanan
Farm 1pc; U. s., e: %; 1nc1haustlhle &c Watson,
SO Ashsate, <sc; on Greek, - 50. Petroleum IL In
more demand At eA9Sc for crude aud 5s57c tor re-
tined IN bond.
, 1865-09-06
<.014f.

New YoRK, Sept 5--Gold is steady nt 1iI.tft
1s!I. The custom demand continues active. The
prospect or our exports oH.eettIng our imports
chccks the upward tendency arising from a Faptd
drain on the supply, for the payment Of duties.
, 1865-09-06

General Grant TO be ut Frecport.
FREEroRT, H., Sept. 5.-Lieut. Gen. Grant has
agreed to visit FFeeport On Saturday, tue 9th mst.
FTsparas1ons a1n making ly the citizens ia give
, 1865-09-06

..... New York Stock and lnney Market.
NEW ysKx. Sept. s..
lcA13.
S1IR11SG ExtHASor-Rathrr more steady 1T 1asN3
1l9H IN gold for ffxk0ass hf$l2.,
ut 14lt. -,
GosEEsxEsT Successfully. Stocks opene d dull
, 1865-09-06
Vessels Isus sscd Detroit.
Special De8potcb to the Chtcavn TIT
New York Market.

DETDOIT, Scpt.3
rr-Flsse. Wings OF the Morning. Poland.
DowS-SHccpstakcs, Hart, ". F. Alien, Ansaranth.
NiKp-EEEt X
, 1865-09-06
To Business Men,.

The advertiser rrst1nt Of Chicago who his scent
the Lust Sear as.f half IN MlssisI'ppl would like
return 10 charge q a1y BUSINESS. Or ~ agent Of my
nc l." T.. q. iiox R1p&- eeCma3b.lt
, 1865-09-06
BR1CKS AND COAL,

400 20 drst quality sewer Fr.ck for sale. Also East
I'm Coal By the cafEp. Inquire At our oslca Eoom
No. =, Walkers Rntlsting. Dearborn street
CUTTING, MeCLELLAND i co.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that oil the
Sub,crih-rs 10 The Csrtsl stock OF The NEN,fDhn
PFTROLrT'M and MINING cOGpANY NJ to March LAT,
49, pr share, will Please forward tne sI,oant o. ef
ron. 20 tbs office No IL Broadway New oh BE-
for day Of March 1855 AMI receive their scri a.
tie Company will not be held lhbe nor sue any SCRIPT a.
,be ort,sI price a.r tha date s. CLAIM President
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NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTI
MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the Llws Of New-York
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM ALL Personal
LIABILITY.

new 200 barrel vel on Cherry Run.
A new 80 bsire well Of FINE LubTcatins on on sosu
rev barrel well has been struck Cherry Run above
the Reed well eo'e 20 the property Of hi, company on ,s
Mclate farm which ode o. the conpanys wells Almost
completed, with splendid prospects oil OIL
Another well OF the Hog farm coss to ts also nearly
down WIN eqasy srsi Df a5.ur on his. been struck
Sugar Greek he first vel boreel adjoining the saunders
farm s ProEsry Of an conn somP1Sy 90 which vel neaf'
One acre Coftbe ven ,cres Homestead Reserved N.
aunee. which belongs to this Company was sold
TL COMPANY hs nv. on Sugar Greek and
entire propee Of the company worth to-day over nvs
millions OF dollars.
CAPITAL, 81 500, 600, DIVIDED INTO 100000
SHARES.
PAR VALUE, a5.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR A LINlIrTD NUMBER OF
SHARES REMAINING, Is PER SHARE
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL ON THE SUB
sCILBLRs, AS $4,000 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
PnxuppxT-J g. CLARK. Of NewYork
vior. FnEsDasr-E. y WIsnART New.YosA
TnKAsuREn-H F. DEvOE, New.fork
sKcRgTAnY--J. CONKilN. Hew.YoTx-
TRUSTEES:
Rv. R KETCDUM, Baltimore, Nd
o. KING, baltimore. Md
w. WOODRUFF, Baltimore, Nd
r. II. wisHARr, New York
DIR T. :, RING New York
f. G g. eEkh faq n '{yRFy f.
GENERAL sUPEBlNTENDnNrs:
L. 0. CLARK. Oh City ?.
No. II BROADWAY. S S'Fl'A''
Nos 6I2 and GA cHEsTNuTsT- PHILA.,
No. CARROLL HALL. BALTIMORE ST; :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED Ry


LOMBARD 4 GORE No W STATES, Boston.
r. HARVEi 1HOHA~ No 3il Wa.nui-st., elrhis
n HAET JACKSON, No. u snuthu. b fillmore.
WAGsTAfF a 0OETCHiUs, 40 II DIOsiwGy New
York.
Pro,r.n, ,ent 70 sry part ~ n. United Sste ,ppca
ton containing fol nd account Of the operations d
TIL. no.t sueres.lal equalization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
Damtins Araosmes.
Giusiral Instruments
A NEW PIANO.
TO THE PUBLIC AND THE PROFESSION.
LINDEMAN e SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTES.

LINDEMAN SONS. having perfected their new PsSss$
Cyclod Piano Forte respectfully invite the profession s
and the public generally visit their Msnnactory Nee
and III Merce door below Beecterst 70 exars
ine and these instruments They court tSs
mos. critical Judgment ard the cloes comprson convinced
that the brilliant AID sterling qualities ofths
PATENT CYCLOID PIANOS
win meet with the approval OF the mos. exactiDE
Lindsmsn 4 Sons claim for these instruments
SUPERIORITY OF ACTUAL MELODIoUs PowEA
A PURITY AND vocALlTy OF TONE,
perfection Of touch and above all, the attainment q -
mechanical construction which combines n it shape
ENTIRE NOVELTY,
ELEGANCE
AND STRENGTH,
and which insures that the instrument
WILL STAND IN TUNE,
longer and more perfectly, than
ANY OTHER PLANO
now manufactured under al circumstances Of change -
naste or variation OF temperature
THE PATENT CYCLOID PIANOS can Be seen - =
hour daring the day The Invitation to visit and exAi.
AZ eaied 10 all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
THYksrr DvrssTrr5T,
Crvrcy oy Cor. ssT.lOiLTu or fur irbEryCr

TRYkrrr DFPssTNTsT,
Crvrcr OF CorPr.1oILTR or rag trrhrScf Z
WUIsGTOs. Is4a-Iy ,, is'a)
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pc
that TIN NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK u Now IoTsf
IN ID. City Of Kew L. ~ IT, cunt. o. f"~l ~ 'hn
r- 20 n. squireue.ts cf uc act Il tcnsIsss enueA A.
Act 20 provide fanonai Cur encT sraffd ~ p"d-s o.
fat. bonds .nd % frosd- for the ernscon and
r.a.r piiou th~r,o yptrOs.a jon. - snt has f" piles"
sth a. the provision. Cd aid Act ic4liti % be ecn pHci
WITH before encinE the bg,Ds Of BsnAisg ufoi aid
Ac'.
Row therefor J. Hnrh HcCuiloct CornpiroNer o. ia
Currency do hereby certify tbst IN NATIONAL BROAD
WAY BANk Of .e~ ora, IN thr city ~ 'ew Oh " ITO
I'M. ba.r..s anklns under flr Ac Aifrsit
Ia tes.iuony whereof ~ lld snd 80 81 othee
.sns ~ January. lUo5 HlltH fos pL.iotu
Con rtfoifer ~ csss~oev
Currency Treasury Dep-ItHisnsSeA OF Inc Iom7
tgoleg VI lie Inrrersy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
DT0TMPTTON of CALIFORNIA BONDS

DEDEMPTTON of CALIFORNIA BONDS.
III --,TArK or CAIiyoRrrA TKKArrY DEsARrnr.r F~b
rosry. ijo si whom It nay concern; There = nov ~
ne ss,e Ir.s,ury OF two LJndfoi and
,we.y ire thousand dosIs with which =. PROV
dsd by redeem cvu bonds OF s ssase tseed snd~s
the act paced April 20 1871
And g hereby sive- ,hs Civ Bonds i.'u.' rhdef
cid Of 1851 viii be paIche-ee 10 such Al t19ut y a.,
ann az Two hundred and tive thousand dollars " -
ODDj will redeem. =. Al. a..
sea I'd proposals vii be received At tho Office G, The stat
es.1rer S.rrunrn,o California until Apn 49, 1866 =, II
o'e.oc. ia.. " en- tbel sl be opened.
10 BIZ viii b- considered IN omp ty res nnb =
rarspty that Bouds WI peseLt.d within Zen Gays l.
III bid be accepted and the Coupons from no - {" 81 bot
attached the boIds and DO eiiy
with them .o,,,,.o H..
TINTED STATES One and Two-Year FIVE
K PER CTNT NOTES, and Od United States TREAs $
URY NOTES past due purchased a, the 10" rates by
\. r. JAMES Il Co, 40. - NsL'si.
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LEASED PROPERTIES.

I0csird u III ttsiL OF q IN rrFfon ~
Ohio ard now beng worked w.th Of
coinpir ~. .acc The Company las introduced n-s
rs,suf boring machine rpou si- ard enabled To sns
..u Ia l-. tan oenird 10. time and onethd the cost
,so,I,5 h., o,h. or rt.uou. None Of h.. 'easss
sho,,cr t.lod than q. y.rr, and moe, much onseL
ts- bonuses b. trkeu for then and are refused Com
hilng ncsss Of estate, economy and Accessibility 70 mai
kst thiI Company La no superior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11

PROPERTY IN vENANGO COUNTY, PA,
CONSISTING OF TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
EIGHT ACRES OF THE BEST OIL TERRITORY,
LYING on PlTHOLE CREEK. CHERRY RUN,
xAGUIRE RUS AND DUN RUN. NEAR TIDE
OUT, IN FEE SIMPLE. AND INTERESTS IN
TIE LADY WASHINGTON" AMAZON" AND
"CoLBYs WELLS AND IN NUMBER OF
WELLS BEINO fUT DOWN
Wei, will be- Immediately sunk tf property held In lee
simple BY thi. Compsny and IT'D the large working Capital
Of Oh, 90 gr~si result. anticipated.
The developed Interest," will be above IN the Lsdy
Washington" the Amazon and the "Coiby" Wells. are
,.,d, sufficient 10 enable the Com any TO monthly div'
bends.
I'll. Company been formed not {" matter OF srecnia
lion bu, to develop property which ' believed VIII prove
70 be- Of great vslge The reputation Of the gentlemen com
main, the Board Of Trustee, sufficient suainy that tai'
object viii be- rapiiy ard faithfully carried out ard thus the
stool viii prove moe. de,irable aud Vrohtsbe investment
enb,ton Boohs for limited p1uber Of Shares No nov
open At th. following oairss:
O.se. Of tie Company No. "a Broadway, N y, william
H. Wsl,co eco. No i3l Washington ct. n. y l. H. Big
low 4 Co No 2 William st. ~ Y. Petit Crook No. ~
w.ierst ~ Y, Wyekoe Little Mon,isae-'t, near Court
Broo.yn, s. W. c. Booth, No. 81 MyFtissve stewart
Co. No lc2 Fultoa-,ti ~ Esvin, No. 81 Fs,ons a'o
with .ither ~ the Trustees
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Enanfial.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

M
PEOPLES
MUTUAL COAL co M AN
oyF1cE No 1877 BROADWAY, FIRST FLOUR
CONTINUOUS SUPPLY AND sEMl-ANNOAA Di'i-
pysps TO STOCKHOLDERS
no PERSONAL LIABLlTIEs
NO FUTURE CALLS OR ASSESSMENTS.
aAr1rAL sTocK. GOO
WORKING CAPITAL tout Of soove) IN CAsiLSIoo'ooo
arNRyR or sHARES.........."........." 4O,0oo
ntnBER OF TUNs OF COAL TO SHARE
HOLDERS AENUALLY....."......... Ae,Oo0
PAR VALUE OF EACH SHARE full psid).. $40
A Company 10 o-rsnising to be called The
PEOPLES MUTUAL COAL COMPANY.
- Ii. purpose Of supplying Shareholders with the bert
s.ngd -
90. v.rou. ,i1s. use. actual COS. Of mining trans
psrsxtsop and delivery.
TRUSTEES:
MAAC B. WELLINGTON Of firm OF Wellington Coz
n ~ Brosds,
SAMUEL STREET, farm Of Samuel STREET L Co. No 80
Wssr-t
WILLIAM BROWN, Of firm Of J. s. W. Brown, No.
nwsersL
DAVID CARR Of firm Of Carr Blanchard, No. ln
sssa.S-
JOHN MoKILLOP, offrm Of McKnloP sprasue No 81
tssh-row.
JAMES IL KIDDER, formerly Of Samuel @. Reed Co,
AZ
goHR Il STREET No p Dcy-s,., NY.
Sw. LORD No. 30 Bsscsy st., n. Y.
JOHN JOHNSON, Of Jay and Tronts.s, Brooklyn.
D.. WILLIAM O. LORD, Newark, n. J.
WILLIAM II. sACKETf, Albany Y.
IsAAC N. HAIGHT, Troy, N. Y.
1ss object OF the Trases is to render tire compssys
vse benefit by dividing its advantages among large
tsr Of individuas
THY bought paid for celebrated ooliery IL
eshsyhm County, Penn with the Engines Machinery.
ors.Aer, sbops miners Houses Tools Cars Rail TRACKS
evv hls and other personal property and have denom
ssted the
PEOPLES MUTUAL COLLIERY.
Shareholders In the Company will be entitled to Of
80, aaaIay sesuo! 10, Zach 'Aars q siok hell By
IN.
Te snrpu, coal produced from the mines ser supplying
- stockboders will be sold market and the prof
vided among the Stockhoder, in Semi Annual Cd,s Dt
IsdA Those do desire receive the coal they
- sp,hed to- can npon application to the Company have
s sold for their particular benefit and the profits there
paid to them addition to the regular oai annual d'i
npAA
TIE coal viii he delivered IN The elties Of EewYork
arsokfyn Jsey City Albany Troy and other places the
.s railroads. ct the actual Of mining, trans
esrsstion and delivery.
LARGE CONSUMERS SUPPLIED
BY THE CARGO.
csa OF tie pre'sn. Price, is OF the mos, expensive Of
ard the uus system offers the only protection
.is several charged between the mine and
usnsuper
Lot consumers unite and their Coniery.
n carry this idea into practical oper1;ion the
PEOPLES MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
h,i.ss yc1r Subscriptions
Ebs Subscription Books open ct TIE following
paasss viz: At the Company Office new Marble Building
y. ls7 Broadway fra. floor; NTLLsoros Coz, No. "a
1roads.; }. s. 4 W. BRoys. No. 50 Watsr-st; CArR
pISScHARD No Isl kront-st; MchILLoP sp2AGUE, nc.
HPuKT0w and 10. rs Nssssust W. ii. sAcKZTT, No. a.
Dsates Ct, Albany; MessIs. PILg Bro, and
Yisrepon st $50 corner Carroll ana Iickssts BToo<yn
les v SnHcSs aud ISAAC ~ HAienT, Troy.
Y See report Of froesssl hiicLcoek the