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, 1865-02-18

BALTIMORE, tFldAyp FEB. IT.
FLoCn-Fitn.
GnAIS-Wheet qulet. Corn active. Oats steady
HIsuW1EEs-Qpfeta st f2.16.
Hoes-Actlve md nrnier. at 1shksl4c.
PKhyIeInas--nul with declining tendency. afeas
ro1k nominal zoo. Sales Of pslIne st 81 20
Spmesrlsn m'ddl 1'sc Ham'' 1sc' Lard dun l"
Eecects1s $50 hxIs hoas. IS eoo bu wheat, 22coo h1
ccru. and Il. Loo Du bats.
, 1865-02-18

UNITED STATES Counr.-Thfs Court has ad-
journed over until Monday.
COMMISSIONERS CouRr.-BefoTe 0. s. Commits
sion<T Hoyne.-The only business transacted yes
terday, before Commissioner HORNE, was the ex-
<amtnation Of several firms upon the charge Of sell
ing playing cards without the stamp Of the proper
denomination. The following are the parties and
G, L Noble, 1Tb Lake street, $50; Bamford &
Baldwin. Monroe. street. Sl50; 3. r. Lando4,
Agent, SO: Stdnton 4 Co., TOO: Gillette: TITUS 4
Co. go; Cobb P5itchard = Co.; $e9; T. seyie' %
SUPERIOR CoURT-BJ0Fe Judge G1ry-Danlel
P. williams vs. the Grand nTrunk Railway. This
iE action to recover the Value Of trunk lost on
the road Of defendants. The damages claimed are
$2a5. In February, 1864, an attachment was sued
ont against the road, and levy madc upon the
gwen to tho jury at the adjournment Of the Court
last eyrnns with Instructions to bring In sealed
yer, let.
Willard r. Kerr, Licking county, Ohio, ys Chas.
! B. Philips and Albert II. Mixer. In this cause,
yesterday, an Injunction is.ued ont Of the Su-
perior Court restraining defendants from claiming
tile to certatn lands bought OF the Illinois Gem
an alleged misapproprtatfon Of joint funds:
i COUNTY CoURT.-BJors Judge Brdd.otN.- T.
An interesting law point IVES decided yesterday by
Judge Bradwcll. in the matter OF the application
OF the widow Of Chafles T. Bul1tWinkle for IN
awsrd. II was proved that the widow had maln-
tanned mnritsl relatious with the deceased; that
I children were horn to them, and that they ac-
! proof was adduced Of marriage ceremony. The
Court, in effect, held that the ceremony was not
essential part Of the marriage contract and al
lowed the award.
, 1865-02-18
IF1shmen ". Negroes.
Cdf&n<% fvbfrA~r FTr1hr4.a-

w. hss-s q .sso.tad Nv o,a xrh .,-,T..... u, ~
fcr +he Iininn that fhrr unnid IN rnther ~ snr
.ims aft dc,Sn ana e.f Sin na+r1o ther u1th ~
irithmsn. ~ Of cor course yoa understand rom nj tbat at
NJ l,;,'<- - reT ~ .harnnoh11 rntes.
9 .1i Men Nv .ssts ~ ~ y Tsn' vT
niao ~ ~ r;n,. -snoT1e 70 i.h to t-ncu;rts
L. 4tf r Ell .ss3~ ~ thnss
men ~ VIM sn nnh'y 10 hattie for tfe TTninn Il
that the noeition Won viii assfpn the nstrioY CIR.
auS TX IL inx3nc,tls foi r. nos,tfn
fer hin whom he nation 11edsy mourns ior as one
osl sn tb3n Yo4 ~ ,a,a ~ 1.;s
I1ana faa bee, % ,n7i1rd Fnnnet Tr;k ch,id,s4
;rt ;shn. de.r ~ fInIIhas ~ Ias"
b.t eenrah ~ rnmr chiidrsn hars fonabt ~ II,
n,,ttr tBat - v9n n,orarfniv h +hn ~ -, h,tis %
NV 1hanh r ~ 81 hishnn p,,sra,t ~ ~ - E
had hetter ~ hette1 nv o.ide tnr 1I.araah nr
asn ,nt ~ tfrn,r "
u; 'eas' ,al,t, ~ sq.;sans : arc
p41eeo oeneatn 'ae o111'aa' L. n - &
A1swER.-The question II IN absurd one, but
1r ara 1v,1,fnr tn anver II nevertheIesa. Tho
,cs.-eN.,'s. z1.,s. ,.a,s..na s;s,,,-. 1.s ys.s.
men, as such. We recognize no distinction Of
blood or color in our estimata Of the personal
,,,or4h ~ m,n or hie r;ohtx t,rfc,a TIN Law L.
~ 1..1 3 ~. ~ ...,s. - - =. s,.,nx.71..ot
oe to50l' VIZ prefer nln :" oAe'osAi t4so-
man, or dieloyh American, md we also prefer
s,l1ara1 areo-;.a, ~ Frr,tshren W. Eno~
oAktoss ~ AeiAAn ~, No"
that there are many 4o5al. Hae. sua oTnye ll7sn-
men now nGhung tne Dstues o. 1ne Union. We
ito th@a the more fully, =, We knox that great
numb Il their countr5men are, II NOT at heart
dialoJai, get led by the nose BY designing men,
who can, with glass Of whisky Of batch Of lies,
Here is our real Issue Wc have no fault to iud
with an LIah1pau Or Catholic; we consider that
, 1865-02-18

NEW YoRK. Friday, Feb. II.
The following the prices OF mining stocks BID IN
Boston to-day: Central, 50: franklin q; Hancock,
w; 1els Roya1. IS; Copper Falls, e. QNtncy 30 Min-
ne.eta, 20; Koek!and, $; French creex, 4. Market
dHl1,
, 1865-02-18

milwaukee D1orket>
[SpecIa1 Dlspatch TO the Chicago Trtbune-1
MnwArKEE, Friday. Feb. II.
F1oun-Fhm and advancing. Sales OF Coz bsls City
xX spttng At $50.
GEAlx-Theat less hr1n and inactive. Sales on
Change Of 1900 bu 1t slA6h@1 1t. This evening the
market was dull ut $1a6. and sales OF 90 bu were
n!sde ut these ngures. 0Ats-Sales Of s2 bags at sc
delivered. =
PRtv1eroas-Firmer. Sales OF n tte.ces prime
7 ri a
, 1865-02-18
~ IUHN II.
R. B. MASON. Treasurer.

Of the lady managers Of the Soldiers Home was
held yesterday, in the rooms Of the Young Mems
en .ne
approved.
The following donations we're reo0rted: lot al
.uodrtes d. s rom n ~ Tozrr ~ Mtch,san. t~o horo. M
s11a. ton - H.. E Dost a'cn, ."e oonss .',s
of biscuit tom First Presbyterian church; suit
., 9m n taena Of
sr,ae ~. r,r- sn,ts .,3 ~. pr.hs,sn -,te.. *
tn,,,aEis Ia, 1n.Hino thew, M Mne. nnr ~
Of catsup; Mr. Van 'Schaak, two baking tins ::
M1s a. Ean1n, i9t o. f dof ne nome; ne
The cna{r {rmsn sid list vegetables were In great
request at the Rest aud requested taat the cha1it
able would send them In,
,ha Weet ~ me.ls had hefn frTn;shed to I'll
soldiers, Ninety meals had been served in the
ick room.
The Committee On the Home reported all IN
soDa oT1s Ta,a,rt,.as e., Tho Ros, ~. .nno,n4aa
follows: Mrs. CushlIes Mn. Moore nIs. Bristol.
and Mre. Tfnkham.
the other IN Rochester, Mtnnesota, were sent home
Iss pay expenses ~ u attendance on the journey.
The question OF employment or amusenent for
taerested e % list b. he men " could Be employed IL
uaakine mn g. &c. which were much needed In the
Home. and that donations Of husks should be ask
cd as materials
II MAJ gnvgcsted ;hst for the more trady a11dit-
Ing OF bf]ls eech lady shuu]d sIcp The bills order.
ed hr herself
Mrs. IouE Ess appointed Committee for the
uome: -
,Nrs. Sayrs referred TO the case OF soldier.
Henry Sci1uin, Who was disabled: and who had
two motherlcss children. He WISHED to get
capital Of few do!lars IL commence for
himself in some little $usiDesa-. he
was an honest, sober and inalettions man, and
emfucutiv worthy Of assistance Mrs.. Degenhardt
volunteered to take the case in han, and see that
it IA. attended TO. Accepted; with the thanks Of
the Board,
ORPHANS FAIH.-The Fair tot inc benefit Of the
orphan. IN the Industrial Homs at bridgeport Il
under full hcadwny, and Is beAs largely patron
ized.. II Il held under the management Of the
cns,o,r ~ G, v,ncent de Pan1t
, 1865-02-18

Letter from maior General Hooker.

The following characteristic letter Was yester-
day received by the ladies of the Northwestern
SANITARY Commission:
HEAoUARTERs NORTHERN DEFAR1aExT,l
C1Ec1SAA11, O., February Is, 1866.
Mrs.. A. q. Hoge, Mrs. D. P. AEermore and
1he Northwestern Sanitary Commission and
Soldiers Home Fair, Chicago, Illinois:
LApIEs-1 take pleasure IN inc1osing a list Of
Of s tns sS f
pra,seworthy ohjscte Of your fair. The names Of
these officers may be placed on your circulars,
9a III III se sfe o.
have informed these officers that have PLACED
their names. at Jour disposal, and expressed TO
,hsp desire WI sasX co oPsTnte 3n
armies. Fart and West, my attention has citen
heen drawn to The good that has been accomplish.
I'd hy such efforts as the one IN view, and
oi the suffering that is inevitable in great str1g-
gle like the present. The Rs1a1can arms OF these
generous associations have been stretched ont to
wounded soldier needed help. They have
raised up the head that was bowed down,
and have nurssd with tendere.t care, those who
The women Of oar land have been the nEst and
raoet earnest. God M<ss them. While Europe
during the Crlmcan Wsr produced but one tlorsnce
a roddcss cnshrined in almost every household.
can only ur G The loyal una the true everywhere
10 renewed ef1orts In this good work.
Very respectfully your obehient servant,
JosEra HOOKER,
Major General.
P. s.-Any circulars or 'nstruct,ons intended
for the officers named, may be sent TO me, and
wal see that they aFe duly fos~ardcd.
Dxsconf11EEE OF CosF1uEEcE SW1HDLER--
About nine o'clock yesterday morning as DR..
Whittier Was coming ont Of the Savings Bank on
Washington street, his attention was attracted By
two pereone, who we're buslly engaged in conver
ea,ion, md he observed pspeI, which he thought
10 be d check, uass between them. he then no
ticel thnt one of the parties was an sppsrent ehaf
thrn saw The latter hand over to the sharper q
sum Of money. with wticn he started L. mp she
rnr tbcu went up to The cornt5nan and told him
lie Ind been ewsnoled. and advised him to follow
.be thief &c did 60. and rushed up the steps,
, 1865-02-18

DR.. Rl.elow.-There are certain clauses ct
dieease, OF private nature, that require great
ek1ll and thorough comprehension OF all their
characteristics TO enable the phystctan to auccess
fply g1opple With the disease IN its various forms,
arising probably from neglectin the first instance.
or from bad treatment
We have always been Of opinion that there ara
no forms Of disease that require 80 much care a.
these, nor anything 80 frightEnl in its conse-
Quenccs, as bad or ignorant Treatment; and Jet,
strange to eay there are no class Of quacks SO M
me1ons as those pretending to cure these diseases.
One Of these is an extensive advertiser in Chicago
who refers to every paper IN This city except the
Chicago AercAdnfs' t3rcuf0F, for reasons best
known to him.elf, we suppose, because we decline
lending our columns to guatkeFy.
DR.. Bfgclow is an edncated PHI ylclan+ thoroughly
competent we'll recommended hy prominent men,
and resident physIcians In cur own city, and gen.
tlemen patients who hare been treated by him.
We therefore unhesitatngly ray to al; who need
medlca1 aid Of This Kind, send to DR.. Bisclow, or
cali ut hts rooms IT'D South Clark street2o to his
r. o. Box, 15, Chicago. li.-.Herchants' 1FetlIy
Circular. Chicago. fe15k303-1t
CoIeate's Honey soap.-rh1s celebrated
Toilet Soap, IN such universal demaud, ia made
from the choicest materials, Is mild and emo1liers
in its nature. hagrant!y scented. and extremely
beneficial in it's action upon the skia. For sale by
all Druggists aud Fancy Goods D.sle1s.
f3-h12S-1yaew wpdEsat
, 1865-02-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

Fourth Ward Draft Fund.-Snhscrbcrs
to the lund TO clear the ward from dsat. unst bring
thclr money at once to the Treasurer.
Ton who have not had an opportunity to snb-
scribe can do 30 and have the credit Of helping the
ward ont Of the draft by going to Mr. Il. II. VII
mafth and paying. Wtnust have Mure money or
NE carnot rel out. Hurry up The Treasurer Is
to, be found at lSa Lake street.
fcl7 k1s5;2t J.W. BAnKEi,, Chairman.
To the Mothers Of America :-Dr. Win
chell's Teeth,ug Syrup qulets and soothes all
paip insigorntes the stomach and bowels, cozrects
iii acidty, and Gives energy and tone TO the en-.
tire system. fel8k2241-st.
, 1865-02-18

For Thront Disorders md Coughs
Browns Bronchial Troches are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy. They hare
been thoroughly tested. and rlaintan the good re.
putataou they have j1Etly acquired.
These Lozenees are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe for a1leviai1ng Bronchial Aficc-
tion., Asthma, Hoarsenesa. Coughs, Colds, and IT.
fitation or Soreness Of the Throat
Public Speakers and Vocalists will find them
beneficial IN clearing the voice befure speaking
singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual
aJaptatiop to affections which disturb the organs
OF speech Sold at e5 cents per box, by all dealers
in medicine felEhS3i- i'm -Iu-Tu&sAr
w- Paper Hanglngs, Painting, CalcimtninR
and Glazing. at F. +. Rigbyfs. 89 Randolph street
" ian1TcSlj-1Ux
, 1865-02-18
Iribt111f.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1856.
THE CITY.

NORTHWESTERN FA1R--The ladies Of the vafi-
ous Methodist Episcopal Churches interested In
the Fair arc requested to meet this afternoon, at
o.c1ock. in Room No. II II. E. Church Block.
, 1865-02-18

The Late Ereedmensa Fa1rs
The following Communication from the Pre- al
dent and Treasurer Of the late Fair held In this
city for rhe Freedmen's Aid Commission will be
read with interest The result must be emtneptly
satisfactory to the friends Of the movement, in aid
Of which It was designed:
CHICAGO, Feb. IL, 1866.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The Directors OF the Northwestern Frecdmcn's
Aid CommIesion acknowledge the receipt up to
January alst iAc11s1re, of 39.Sl1-G2 from Rev. J..
II. Vincent, Treasurer Ut the Execuulse Commit
tee OF the late Northwestern Ffredhen's Fair.
Other contributions are yet to come. In view Of
the many and serious disadvantages with which
the committee were confronted, thi: amount
is considered large. 1nd the Directors improve
this opportunity 70 cordially thank the few fsdies
upon whom the chief labo1s fell, for their gener-
Gus and selEdenyiug hdelity.. Under less enbar-
rassing conditions, equal fidelity Wo11d harc COM
manded far more brilliant result
InHS NJ W1I snE President
, 1865-02-18
AMp8E mENTA.

MoDIL PUs1sHHKSr.-Hackman Gaynard (No.
:6) Was yesterday taken before Justice Mcdonnell
on complaint Of two gentlemen. whom he had
charged six dollars for conveyance from the Mil
waukee to the Michigan Southern depot, dis
tance Of rather less than one milo and quarter.
The thing was an outrageous Bwindle, as the gen
tleunen held omnibus tickets, for which they had
paid Fifty cent? each. and would have gone By ON
believed, offered 70 take their uckets In payment
Of his fare. Justice Mcdonnell fined him AYe dol
Lars. a sum less thAn the amount extorted. With
sueh encouragement to Bwindlc, ono should not
be surprised to meet with numerous instances.
, 1865-02-18

BRANCH PnoyosT MAnsHAL's 0YF1cE.-The mid
die roo1n OF tho Soldiers Rest barTacks has been
fitted up as The examining and mastering office for
this district. After being sworn into service, re-
ermte for the new regiments are aent to Camp
Fry, and substitutes or men for old regiments arc
ordered to Gimp Douglas. The arrangement IL
en-
, 1865-02-18

POCKET P1ckED.-A gentleman-name not az
eestained-was relieved ofhis pocket book yester-
street cars; in getting of he WINS roughly jostled
snd his wallet was dcxtesous1y withdrawn from
his coat nQEket. -
, 1865-02-18

ACMcAoo TAyoR11E IN CA11F6Rx1A-Tea are
pleased to learn that At grand concert in Platte
Music Hall. San Francisco, on The 17sh Of Janua-
ar5, 1.-THE dfosa Of Mrs. Cassie Mattesou Has an
unequaled success," elicidpg from the press of
that C1ty the highest Testimonials Of praise. The
many ificndt oi the lady IN Lbicago will be glad
10 know Of her sueccSa.
, 1865-02-18

MoyEHExrs OF TRoors.-Fiity men of the 1st
Afnncto.a heavy artillery are expected at the Sol
dietF nest ut an early hour this morning, in com
mard Of Lieut. John West They will arrive from
Fort Smelling, and are en- route for Nashville, a
detachment OF about Afty men or this regiment
viii for some time be dispatched da1l5 from For
, 1865-02-18

PERsoxA1.-Rcv. Hiram ". Beers, Of james
willie, Wiz, who will assume the rectorship OF the
..Church Of the Ascension in this city on April
1st next, will oflctate in aaia church. corner Of
North Laselle and Maple stress, On tomorrow.
services.
, 1865-02-18
THE LAW COURTS.

Us1ED STATES Counr.-Thfs Court has ad.
iourned over mill Mondar
, 1865-02-18

ARRESTS FOE A1p1xa DEsER71ox.-Col. James
G. Strong, Military Commander, arrested, on
Thursday, two members Of an organization estsb-
1iahed for the purpose Of aiding detcrssons. They
were cent to g css1p Douglas: The developments
connected with eimilar ones in the CHIEF North.
western cities. To effect this capture, Col
Strong has been for some time patiently 1abok'
, 1865-02-18

. DRAFT MEETING To-E1Gu1-At Union Hall, Gil
6tate etzect, at II O'Clock. The Third Ward an.
peA1s to her citizens for help. She must furnish
hcr cuota OF be drafted. Let evexY one OF her
carizene attend the meeting tonight, and be pre-
pared to do his duty. By order OF the Committee
, 1865-02-18

; RUIZ osEn.-Lew's Phelps, a workman employ
ed IN the Gas Works, was run ove1 yesterday on
Market street by hack. Phelps was consider
ably intoxicated at the time, and, In cndeavorinc
to get out Of the VAT, staggered and fell directly
In mont Of the vehicle. lie Was taken 10 his home
Al No. 2B Taylor street
, 1865-02-18

INVITATION 10 TIE PHEs1DERT.-Thetc win be
ameetsug Of the ladies Of the committee appoint-
cd by the Northwestern Fair, for the purpose of
procuring elgnatures to the invitation to be ex-
tended 10 the Pre4i1ent aud Mrs. Lincoln to attend
the Fair, 1t the rooms Of the Sanitary Commission,
66 Madison street, this {6atnrday} morning, at 10
o'clock,
, 1865-02-18

P. s.-Any circulars or Instructions intended
for the officers named. may be sent TO me, and l
VII see that 1hey are duly Forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
Passenger Sailed.

In steamship Missouri for HewOrlesns-John J -
H. DeGraa Ja. IL. Marsh; H. NJ eiann, J. Siysr'ssln
Edwsrds v X. Hliari. williarg Dunn J. w sep, ;.sa'
" Kainaaa, f. cordirr oscs, Phi. J. Mscaln'
j. NJ Burial BENZ T. Mcry. J. +. Plat, j. W. keuepss,
W IL AnGersou (. W. Gnisa, c. Reynolds, D. smilh'cs.
rss.. %Ifs .ad infsai, !: Is1:sai O. H. Young "
Griffin Henry Moot Il nSmP sr Nnryw r1 R,,'a
Tho. smith, H. web.tef, l. T. Mull.,i A. " Green T.a.s
iIpey g Scott VIM Ein s, Mr. N S, C. S,dy
Phillips. Mrs. Fox and son, Nhiiemann A. II. Demeyer
J. Baker, A. w Pollock w. J. IIoue' @ Lopez VIM Pin
new Joseph Ley Mr. Rsseau, Rober Johnson d. p Con-
molly, Jos Connolly, hr. Jacqainnol John Walsh Mr. Op-
peuheiIn l. Neene'
In Steamship Evening Star for New orean.-J. L. Me.
George Browu Mis- Brown, M j. ~ Jackson, child and
.rryaat, Jane, Reday; II; B. Dye, Dr. j. B. HoiaRt M@.
John sproul Miss Raymond Mrs. NJ Phillips. J. n Jack
son. psAasel Bliss A. Lum Mira l'sac Davis Levi. !.
H. sheafe M. William p. Palmer, bis Mary OF. Edward
Allen wife and two chidgen, Joseph Or, Sylvester Cshii
Mrs William Lees and servant Mrs. Isaac Davis ).
L. Foreman C. C. Eery M. swansburs. Mrs. II. NJ Cook.
Mrs d. t. Rane,t j b. Packet, aud wife Miss Bella Lyons.
rs Anns JohI'c1 and od Jo4n a. hspey IoSa, d.
WillisD Scsrber John Casey horss D. Unnan, r9fs s
Malroy William MoHsn M; bsa'T d..n 1a Cs,, Ms
aud wife Miss Carpenter Matthew Langley and vile n
Irumper. Hanson II. Young, Robert H. Convey hdwsd y
Langley Mss Susan O.Reka, Anthony oAoka' Ma. Flea
Hall aud son Mrs Lsy AID daughter, :. An'onls slsneo IL
w smith, Theodore Mulaby Charles Lebig, Jacob Pinny.
! phstman' Ms Marx Wilson. Robe. q. Mcguire, Mn.
Thomas OCounor Dorsnce Ganson. Madame Qun5y y.soe
Philip Matson SIR, C. Ms,son. W. A. Boyer Grayer krt
land nd, lame. Mcclellan Frederick k,ih,n. ME. yaIes
BarBey Mortimer Lenlhan. Andrew ; Down wiie sna
child. Louis Adams and servant Lensn Wise thoG1 o
borne, Matthew Lamer and wo endFen Nah ~,
MARX Wilson. William Mitchell. John " poyas, sA' IN w
Helm. Jacob +. Meyer John Martin r. I; HAIRS l. w.
| HAIRS, A. l.. Hutton. }. ID. Hutton J. W. Hutton
In steamship san Jacino for Say nnaJ
and WIFE Dr. Wssn wife child and 'eEysni o. e Crane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES

E'ACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
l. HOW To ACQUIRE a FORTUNE
ALL THE ELEMFNTS OF WEALTH,
GOLD, SILVER AND OIL, COAL, IRON AND TIMBER
al contained in and the broad domain owned by and "
''''' : sASSD 5f' RIVER PETROLEUM PRIZE co.
FOREST, PIT, MINE AND WE'LL.
0'p''"' oNE MILLION OF DOLLARS.
MILLION OF PRESENTS
Ut '"0 GiEEASTIC AND SOLID ORGANIZATION.
THE PUBLIC TO BE BENEFITED,
and the PsGg~ to to req the sdyso nTy OIL STOCK
AT ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE.
Ev' I feI sMA ii. sum of onl
MAKES YOU A SHAREHOLDER
PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY
on a POPULAR PLAN.
Ar POPULAR PRICES
ON WEDNESDAY. Dec. 49, 1865,
ihA DEL 0'''''' OF THE 5. II. P. P. Co.,
NOS $40 AND "a BROADWAY,
"']' THROWN OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC.
MILLION OF PRESENTS
be subjected to their inspection :. soc,
THE SALE OF THE siiAREs WILL COMMENCE.
AND EACH SHAREHOLDER,
WHO PAYS BUT one DOLLAR,
WI" mace Costly tSs ' Or USEFUL PRESENT.
CAFE AND CHEAP INVESTMENT
- IN THE OIL WELLS or The WEST
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION or GIFT,
and TANGIBLE SHARE in ,hs NEWBORN
PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY
FOR OER DOLLAR.
The OHcer. and Directors OF the NEWYoRK PETKO-
LEUM PRIZE CoMPANY, With degree Of Es.iae,, Es.
PIRATE Interest have se,erTned to OPEN.
and d. sia OF OIL sH1REs AND PREsESfs TO THE
MASSES EVERY VII iPI NAN. WOMAN AND CHILD
'' ACQUIRE A FORTUNE
AND RECEIVE 4 HANDSOME PRESENT
upon the OUTLAY or SINGLE DOLLAR!
'F'' si15 900 VALUABLE PRIZES
WILL BE GIVEN AWAY.
THE OIL LANDS
owned by th. Company situated near fsrkersburg
Athens County, Ohio-one Of tbs richest oil tracts IA
America already arrangements contaminated Tor de'el
0p'"S '"' STORES OF HIDDEN WEALTH
that lie beneath the surface. ...
With capital iasos
With working capital i.........''''.'..'''''.' zoo"
Real Estate. Rich shswls end Lsces Gold and Silver
Watches Diamond Rings, Brooches and Pins, scwns
Mschines, Horses. Carriage Pianos and an almost me
hsuble collection Of useful and fancy scies all oil which
WIZ GIvENTo THE PURCHASERS OF SHARES.
-"' PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY
0H''' 70 '"' peHSH MORE FOR ONE DOLLAR
o asn NJ EXPOSITION OF THE GOODS TO BE GIVEN
AWAY TO SHAREHOLDERS
VIII &c TABLESPOONS or THE COMPANY,
No 58l Broadway. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
on TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, Dec. Il and 49, from a.
III. until O'Clock p M ~, IN, e,ocy
WILL COMMENCE POSITIVELY
THURSDAY, DECEMBER a. AT O'CLOCK A. NJ,
aud will continue until all the shares disposed Of
PARTICULAR NOTICE-Lsdies DESTROYS Of investing il
stock will md sn office in the SsesroOms especially for the
accommodation. - 49,. - ,,. -
THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THIS CITY
are respectfully invited to visit the sseoos the OPENING
DAY and for themselves the immense advantage to b
derived FROM investing In shares Of the
NEW-YORK PETROLEUM PRIZE COMPANY
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R,;Iroad Accommodation ss Poughkcep'-
sic.
PouGHxgEpsIE. Friday, L

PouoHxIEPsE. Friday Dec. 5. 1865.
SUPERINTENDENT Toucey, of the Hudson RIVER
naraa hes caused ths removal OF the ruins caused "
"a ,,c,ion OF the depot Of that company IN thiA
I lu no IRA and BY tomorrow or Monday, Will have
,o9sd accommodation ready for The travelling public
The railroad eating house: owned by the Johnston
pSers having also been destroyed, taat institution
,pl hereafter occupy the freight house belonging 70
Aha company ct this place.
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furnitnrs.
Srorcrles ailo propislons.

ELLINGER' CELEBRATED COM
Ia PRESSED YEAST.
Whoever Ia, used the COMPRESSED YEAST says IL is
the ONLY introduced tina, raiSei gEk iore'
fa,fe j. always roiiGiie and saves time
MORE THAN 100 BAKERS USE 1T NOW.
For the accommodation Of the public Inform them that
4 viii be kept for sale At the following places
UAIGHT & BROTHER. No. 80 bowefy.
GEORGE RANK. No. 81 Avenue A. corner 1hifds..
l. BONNER. Avenue y, corner flnh-s,-
LOUIS LOGES, No. II first-avr.
KELLY. Firstave. corner Ninstacnthst.
A ZESSEL, No. 3sj Secoudevs. corner Thri'eih a.
GEISS. No 100 Seveuth-aye., corner Ninetccnihst.
MAX DONALD. No. t.6 Scvcnh-aye., Thirty FIRST st.
b. BLANK. No A3 Eighth ave- corner Thirty thifds,
w BONES No. 81 Ninth Thirty seventh t.
H. MANKOS. No 2ei Tenthsve
FLOWER STOKk, No - Barchyst
W. SCHMIDT. NO ll2 Grrsu~ichsi.
u. SCHMIDT. No 2{6 Gf-cuvich-st.
ADAM Guilty. No ~ siIih.si.
H. BLECH1 BRO. No ia Tsnih ave. Eighteenth s;.
AND IN OTHER RESPECTABLE GROCERY STORES.
sole Agent for Long Island
J. PRICE. Baier.
eor South Second and Third It. brooklyn. y. ID.
MANUFACTORY, Nos. 81 and 81 West EisLt."nih.t.
ssw.fors.
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LOUISVILLE, Friday, NOV 8 J ~ =;
The Collector of Internal Revenue, ~ ~
sructons from washington. il vigorously sso, Soa
the law requiring stamps upon drsyiicsS,r,ra rertv.
tickets and other receipts for the delivery gsr ,nana-
lie has also seized the stock and closer nj sold and
factory. for false returns Of goods m hsoIs
for improperly keeping the required Oo'AS