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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
" Passenger Depot ia New York foot Of Liber,ys and
Freight Depot In Neg-fork. Pier No. 2 North River con
Meeting at Hampton Junction with Delaware, LacSawanna
ana Western Railroad, aud at Easton with Lehish Valley Rat
road and It's connections forming direct line to Pittsburgh
and The West. without change Of cars. - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two tIprrss Trains daily from tho Weft except sanfsys
when evening Tram. -
sixty Miles and Two Hours saved ny this lln- 10 Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis ETC.. with but one change OF cars
SUNNI X ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing July 1865. leave New. York as io,Swsi
At 6.Oi a. M for Fa-,on Mauch Chunk. Wluiamsport
WikesDaue. Mahouoy City NC.
q. m.-For beTaen Point
Mail TRAiN-At000a Ter Remington Esston, Water
Gap SCRANTON Wkeoarre Great Bend Ptston, bingham
ton. SC.
500 a. m Western Express Ess,ou Scranton Great
Bend Allentown. Reading, hansburz Pittsburgh aud tho
est with out change OF Cincinnati Chicago.
but two changes 10 st. Loma
II oO D. 5:sa $50 1870 and II for Elizabeth.
1900 M TtAH-For Easton, Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
WIkesbarre Reading. Psttsytlc. Harrisburg. &c.
2. In.-for Easton scranton, Great Bend Bethlehem, Al
lentOwu, Maucb Chunk. and WiiliamspoTt
5p. m.-FoI Somelvlle aud Femington.
C:2O y. In.-For SngncryLIc. -
$500 p. m. WHsTERS EXPRESS TRAN For Enson. Allen
town Reading. Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud the West Sleep
ing through from jersey City 10 Pnsburs every evening
ELIL,BRrnpORr AND Nav iORK tEHRy-L-ave New
YORK Pier No. ". H., al 9Ju l.la 1850 and o;UO
D. boais stop At Berge Point and Mariners Harbor
Tickets Tho West be obtained at the office OF the
Central Railroad Company foot OF LoeItyst., ~ H. at NO.
Aor House at Nos pa and $50 Broadway and the pin
cipal hotels. JOSIAH q. STE ARMS. Superintendent
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6teamboats and Kailroaos.

ITO PLEASURE sEEKERs-FOR LARS
Il SUPERIOR-On Of the new and MAGNIFICENT v,s,,a
METEOR aud PEWABlC win leave Gle, Gland, Ohio svs
MONDAY, st p. ~, and Detroit Mich, every riJy2
DAY at 2 D. m and Port SsrnA every TUESDAY !, ia
M For real comfort and pleasure the Lake Superior ~
unequaled on this continent The best "SPECKISS
TROUT fishing in the world and nowhere can the INV
LID realize such substantial benefit in the cool drv an.
vigoratng climate OF Lake Superior. II Is the
Est TRIP offered being only about per mil. IN.
Res tate rooms and meals For information On
rooms apDly 10 CHARLESTON Co., Cleveland (lhaat
n WHITING Co., Detroit. Mich. '' d
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAT-
III ROADS.--On and after MONDAY, June s tain =.
ALBANY and Troy connecting with Northern and w..
tysins will leave Newly rk as follows:
1906 m-yia Hudson River Railroad, Thrieth-st a.,
Tenth ave. connecting with Trains for Ssrstoga and sh,,
ii a m-via Harlem Railroad, Tweny-sixih-st and vo,
ave- connecting with trains for Saa,ogs sharon Sprn,s
and al Chatham with trs.ns for poiuts Eat.
for 5sI %g n'a''A A '' CONNECTING with d''''
4p mIyis Hudson River Railroad, connecting q, Ira,
with train for Montreal. with Sleeping Car attached
44O p m-Va Harlem Railroad Sleeping Car attached =.
Albany.
NewYork to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, without ehsns
This train Sundays.
1880 D. m-Va Hudson River Railroad with Slserir.
Cars attached connecting at Albany and Troy with norrns
trains for North and West. WA h. VANDERBILT
tcePresidsnt
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NEW-JERSEY TRAINS leavs
IN foot o, Cor,andtst. for PHILADELPHIA az 10 and II ~
a M ~ NJ and 0. NJ Snd 10 mdn ght; .or b. LTIaoRn
and WARRINGTON at and ll3 m, ?. ~, and IL mid
night Military Tickets not receivable in tho p IL rsia
For other particulars see bills q, ohcss.
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and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT 1868
COMMENCING MAY Is 1865.

Passenger Station ia New York. Twenty Seventh
and Fourtb-eve. Entrance on Twenty seyeuhst
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NORTHERN r. R., Of NEW-JERSEY.-
IN Trains leave jersey City for Permon at $500 M sie
a. M ll5 D. NJ. ana Ar D. and 8 rs r. m On Saturday,
II is o. m The y:l5s m, and AR through 70
Monsey THOS. w. DENAkEsI, Superintendent
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RECEIPTS
FoR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, July J. 1855.
Sheet and
B.eyes. Cow. Veal. Lambs. swine; Total
54l4 l03 lyU, 13,2l5 1873 3i8
These were sold at the following Mark.t.Plsce.:
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siationcrp amo fdntn Sooos.
Stores, Ranges, ST.
miscellaneous.


pha.nh,rs Emerald e,re,u Blue. Mauve Violet, Yell Ne.
low snIable Blue. Purple. The shove hr liant ar
Crystals In o. bottles, with directions iof ne. Jsfa
let Paste. Soluble in Water p prr No. III "a Urv
DANIEL JUDSON SON Anime Dye M.Ichan.p a Nsuu
saors. No. lal Colcman-t, London. Nh "a
factory--Bemonisey. y. B.-Prees greatly ieau' ~
MARBLE large STOCK M"a;
essb.hment in tie city, A. kIABERS Mane W,S. .,s n"
l09 Fast Eighteenth-st, 1hird-aye., " l. ,u
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Hecelrfstb1s 1918.
QrorATIoSs-The following reports of sales sheep and
lambs by several of the she who on commits
sion will gve the Of prices per head this week They
quoted q b., live weight. for Sheep, 3aGc. Lambs
lldl2c
The sheep market has suffered almost break.
down beef cattle II gradually declined after Tuesday I'll
Friday and Saturday, when the reports from the whoiesa
markets dsoonrs1ng that butchers did care
to buy sheep n price and that 10 the today Nothing
can be sold At over &C. 10 and more sell at 5G5tc and
that by the eye. lot Of fair Canada stock difficult to
offer Of than Be- though only held OF Sc, and at
tLese Jsies the market wss extremely dull Saesluen were
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F. A. PALMER President.
j. L. EyERIrT, Cashier.
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TRUSTEES:


BARHYDT. Secretary Michigan Southern Raifoad
Company No. Is Wilsn-st.
WIN. II. PHELPS, Trembey, Phelps Co.. No. ia Maid
en.aDe.
SAMUEL b. HARD, President Open Board of Brokers,
No. ~ viusm-st.
ia VAN TAssEL. Van Te-sel Archer, Nos l6 and IL
Jays,.
WM A. WHEELER, Merchant No. Iy Broadway.
TIios II. wAGsTAFF, wssstaa Goechiu', No. II
Broadway.
D. O. ARCHER, Merchant Nos. 16 and IL Jsy-ss
q. W. SNOW, Merchant No. 34S Broadway.
HENRY EDWARDS, Merchant Boston. Mass.
The property Of sis company Il tie celebrated Watson
Farm Oh the Watson FLATS. Oil Greek within the borough
of TfrysVILLE Penn and mile from the Railroad DE
pot owned IN FEE and divided into sxtyour lots, each
which afford. territory lor two or mora wela
Eighteen well. have been commenced and two are com
ped md Welding sixty barrels per day These are openos
by parties taking the Company Application an
pade by other PATHS Tor paying the Company
ROYALTY a, the highest rates known the business and
bonus besides. As the Company derives ii'income rom t
oyetes the leases grants. working capital Is re
quired.
The income from the wells opened enables tie Com
p4ny pay the customary monthly divaend bu
this beginning bears small proportion to the results e,
pecod the farther progress. OF the leases. that 1t 10
med uportan, worthy OF mention US an induceme
| Tor invcstrnon; in the stock.
The well established productive character Of this property
feeins il from ell i'd yield ol oil and it, vicinity to mar
lt give II peculiar advantages The oil can be placed on III
cars at Ttusvie one mile distant by good road 10. Soou
per barrel This advantage over tie produe
Of more di.tar, wells .sof Itself large profit
Extract from letter written b. gentleman at li'u''n'
who 4. thoroughly informed the subject Of oil territory
"Iris ADMITTED on MAIDS THAT THIS SPOT tine prot
eriy Of this company MOST PROLIFIC OF OIL o. AN
WITHIN 1--WE SILRs.'
Circulars aud books for subscription to Tue Capital s'oc
MAJ BE- found with
! TRFMBLEY. PHELPS Co.. No. i3i Muden'lsa''
| WM. 4. WHEELER, No. lsI Broadway
SAMUEL b. HARD. no. 20 Will.oIlst.
/ WAGSrAFF a GOETCHICS No. II Broadway
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peirnlenm.

MORE THAN oNE-HALF OF THE
SHARES ALREADY SUBSCRIBED FOR.
STOCKHOLDERS FREE FROM ALL LIABILITIES.
DE KALB PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NETWORK.
.............."......."."..s 350,O0O.
5000 SHARES OF SO EACH
Two wells Oh The Company. property one yieSius
Forty Barrels per day tho other striking OIL flowed ten
Barrel. per day and when iubed will void very large Cow
SIX MORE WELLS TO BE SUNK IMMEDIATELY
OFFICERS:
GEORGE !. EIGENBR0Dr,
1REAsuRER,
HENRY De ZAvALA
SAMUEL w. BOoCocK.
TRUSTEES:
GEORGE L. EIGFNBRoDT, esq, Nc. 80 Broad'.
I,KENNEDY sMYTH, esq, No. TiBroadway.
MAHLoS s. FROST, esq., No. cedars st., and Ti,us'nie,
Penn.
EDuARD G. LUDLOW, VI. D., No. 40 Z. Twenty tlrd-st
SAMUEL HASKELL eco, Plat. cor. Coolest
J. VAN RENSSELAER,, IT,, esq No ~ Exchange pace.
J. LEE SMITH esq, No. " Beekmsn-st
RICHARD AMERMAN ESQ, No. "a Broadway.
HENRY DE- ZAyALA, esd. No. 100 Broadway.
COUNSEL,
JOHN ii. BIRD. ESQ, 70 ~, Broadway.
CARR, TAYLOR Co.. Nc. 30 broads'
SCHEDULE
No on oil Greek one acre Beunehof Farm, with two
wells one yielding 20 barrels per day. one ready TO tube
which has flowed 10 barrels per day.
No. 2 Frost Refinery blldngs Office, tc. &C.
No q i2o aeres in fec Pi. Hole Greek
No g. / 800 acres on Hte Kstawha River.
T. Companys property has been examined BY o. iis
Trustees located 70 be ct oil times iuy under Their
control and management
T Company having formed for permanent and
it, capital stob T. offered only d. ini paid thus
securing iockhodrrs immunity from an liabiities
Its present productions Will pay tine DIVIDEND and a.
the x New W els completed sfeA itsus arc
i p. received or limited number Of shares
nt further notice, the Office Of the Cor anys Bankers
CARR. TAYLOR &c CO.,
No go BROAD ST., Room No. ~, Vow York,
Where crcars, giving full decTi9ion well maps Of the
Corianea,ion, from on, Of town promptly aitendedto
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.snufsc.urrrs and Solo Proprietor. oftbc
IE<DEICE ItTBRICATOR,
Also DEaLrHs IN
SPERM, LARD MUsLf. AND OTHER OILS.

sfthNs LAIAlf W bAbT's N'b VAhish '4'sT'
Reference by rcri.sion can b, made tl. fonowin,
pare, have u.sd andhr- sing the Heud-k Lnbileetor
ClIAs. y. NLH1s es, Lnginoef Delaware and Hudson
| Canal Con pany sea'niOn. Penn
ws.,srn RailroSd scranton. Fem
D. 4. FONDA ~. Sop. LsckawaAnl and Bloomsbnrsh
hl Mssr. S M1%;TfTfwsa BROTHERS scranton POM
JOHN q. SMITH, SuI' ponn' yissnia Oh Company,
j. "BFSJINrN CO. foundery aud Machine Work,
p IoSFs ! 20. coai Operator, UiypLaa, Penn
EUGENE a. HENRY, esq Sept. d. }. 1 Goa Company.
HasWELL BnorHERs. No. le ws.t.t. Nev.york
W h ~ ~ "e"e'-' sar' pe'I0' aud "i"Hnaee
'HUSTlvGDoS ND BRO iD.ToP IE. ..r
LEHIGH VALLEY BR
P9RrtHS i AP k NhH ToHTsM NJ
RrADING AND ooLrMBlAGR; ,E
oKEAT WIsTFIiS RAILWAY. Of Cnnads
SJIANTIC AND GGFAT wEsTERN RiiLwAs.
PnLipELrHlA AND READINGRR
ffH sti "a a,iNHp"MAuANrSo RI.
fLE y X y 31tgynSh AND CINCINNATI H&
MARiErrA AND ciN,lNNArI RR.
ffiF sS,fa irff as SP Slena IN mr. ~
ST. Lot-is, ALTON Ash IlRRE HAuTE RR.
P FfAh4aSnEf hsp WSiIaHtToS AsD BALTIMORE
VIZ srrpN MApyLANDRR. HE.I
N''' tiHTIfiC ATS. .
opricE or III, DrLAw,E AND Hupsos CANAL Co..
We have led Mr.. t. l.. HcIdIlcA's III BRliATlNG Oil
In u.o for somewhat thai year upon Coal Passrn
ger sud rcgbt Cars abou 1890 JoaDs upon our Station
,ry Fngree-norc than ~ IN nrnber-snd IN on Machine
shop and dnd It entirely satisfactory. Our engineers ind
uacliust al concur recommending Il superior TO
nhtor he's etoore used IL IL fully equal to the
best Sptru8.
uon sewing uAs+, IS have Witnessed i elects In my
CrfAe. p. wURTs supt u. kX. {. co. a
W. lave Ieer using lIendrl's LtBRlC iTOR for nearly
two ysrs pa. and o.hc machinery and recon-
-'"1'' John Is. SMITH, srrt Penn. Cod 60.
DrSsoBE, Juue 10, Iadj ..l .t. r. ....-.f.
". t,y concur IA ,e fon going saerun 81 I. T. WAITS
ESQ and 1olu Smlf H. TrgId g. Tie superior qGNiy
of IlTNDRiCks Ii BBlCATOh, having used /. Ia en-
yoris ioT about two yeeF' ,..,... - I'D.
Foundry and M>ei.iGs W elks, l-IbouI-le, Penn.
=. JONES CO.,
Coal Opsrsiors, OIypusnt, Icrn.
EUGENE T. 1lFNKy,
supi y. l. aud on Co. Scranton Penn.
cor :, NOl NJ, .r.
iIonesisle Pern.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
DsousIeG lecture Also solid Chestnut ana nslnt
ions 3Ce Csnaisi opposite WoosteG. Established iS'
NIRNI1TRE FOR SAIE.--FI RNITI RE
II ~ cvcyv de.criptlou CARPE1S BEDDING, Ac for
.,ie cfssp II BENDALL'5 WAREROOMs, Nos go md
2l Hudson-s, Payment taken ~ weekly ,nNs'inei,s n
s6.,-,o n E.-fumiture Vi all kinds bought, sold or
.xc.. ryed. =
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l)etrolfnm.

OTrmK orrHE rnIIlps fETHcI ~ ,s a.
No. 10 BRoAD-sT, NV YORK REQ. ~ ''oo.
TIME STOCK Of the. PIlILLll'S PEth 81,
j LKrM COMPANY yin be issned sAio ~"
-, ,,LI. a.. On and AFTER which date subscribers may
coil aud receive their Certificates
DIVIDEND win be- declared middle Of March anu '"He'
month, OF quarterly Dividend. regularly thereAner'
yHOs ". PHILLIPS, President
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iDeOorns garos. ST.

ar WM. EyERDELL'' SONS, No 104 Full
n ana WEDDING CARDS and ZINE STATIONERY.
q.sisblshed 1879
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Dipi0rn0 Notices.

OIrIoE OF QuiycY MIsBG Cor No. 81 EncnASGE
PLACE NEw YORK February p 1853.
nIVIDEND.-Thc Board Of Directors have
~ thi. dav drclarsd o sEMlASNUAL DIVIDEND q
FIGHT DOLLARS PER SHARE. from the earnings Of the
sir month, ending DECEMBER ~ I@' psJSnS or ana 1ili
ONDAY tb. 2h instant massachusetts Loldcrs 70 be paid
Al lie offce OF r. HENRY PiRKiAs, No. ~ Ssaier boo
ton unfii Apri J. Tie tusfI books vii DO closed non
'eO' '-'' 10 w HART SMITH, Treasure.
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Petroleum.
VVATsON Farm

WArsoS Farm tr
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Organized under the Laws Of the State Of We" i'ih
STOCKHOLDERS. FREE FROM INDIVIDUAL
LIABILITY.
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PROPERTY IN VENANGO COUNTY, PA,
CONSISTING or TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
EIGHT ACRES OF Tai BEST OIL TERRITORY
LYING on PITHOLE CREEK, CHERRY RUN
MAGUIRE RUS, AND DIN RUN MAR TIDE
OUT N FEE SIMPLE. AND INTERESTS IN
THr LADY WASHINGTON" AMAZON AND
COLBY WELLS. AND IN rUMBkR or
WELLS BEING PIT DOWN.
Wells viii be immediately ruuk on tie lfopcrty held h. ZEE
p. by ii. Company, and with the ssso wosAins Capita
of = IS 900 sr.s, r. sulis are sn,ciIs ted
tn. DEVELOPED interests s be above in the Lady
Warrington" the "Ansrrn,' and the Colby Wells are
already sufficient enable the Company 10 pay monthly dv
danis
IN. Company h.. b. formed matter Of speeua
ton but 70 develop property which II il believed will prove
10 be Of great value. The eputson or be gentlemen com
posing tie Board Of Trustees Is sufficient guaranty that tbs
bet will be rapidly aud faithfully carried out, and thns the
,oel will prove mos. de.iroble AMI proh'ab inyesmeni
sub,criion BOOK. for In!,od number Of Shares nov
open a. the following ohices;
ofce Of the Company, No "a Bfosdwsy ~ VI NiIHan
H. Welsce esd NJ. i3i Wsshnyton.t n. ~ J.. II. Big
low Co. No Wiiliams n. " Petit, 4 Crook, No l3t
Ws,ers NJ l. ycLo6 Little, Monague-st, Court,
Brooklyn : w G. Booth No es Myrtle Stewart
Co. No IO2 atoa t. NJ. Neyin, Ne. Jl2 Iuoun aiso,
with rither Of the Trustees
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oYrlcE PAolrio NAIL srsAnsHIr Co.,

fJYTICE PAIIfIC MAIL ItABsHIP tO.,
NEv.YORK, Fem "a 1865
IASTH DIVIDEND--Noiice Is hereby gwen,
"a. the Board Of Direcior tbs,e tbs DAY declared 4
DNIDIND Of TINL ~ PEB CENI ost 81 the AZ" esTniDgs
OF be lat tree months payable a, tho Office OF the Company
on TIL 'RSDAY, 2id inaf. - -, Co.,
Tie Transfer Booss vii b. closcd Tllrday tie l6tl
~. and reoponrd frda 2tih It. BY order Of tic
isarl Of Director. TIIEODOBE T. JOHNSON Secreiaryl
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Osslon rrAa r srlag CiIr rrTEoL,u,

NTW'1 en-. II MOO
EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the City OF
1 New YORK. Capital $3.50 gE.--r G. CALHOUN Pres
ideu.. BIILOPP SEAMAN. ca bier; AM tONf LAM,
stsn, Cssher Tho Board Director this day de
ar.d idend Of I'VE PR CENT oat Of the earning. VI
The las months Tue capital stocA o tbs BGuk paylbe
yrb free Of Government tsz. Tho Transfer Book viii
he clo.ed m " 2sd inst, and .eQp1ied tarcl J.
w H. SEAMAN, Cashier
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VEX YEARS LOAN.
sJ080D1. .a
KINGS corNrY TRooKLYS -fVEh PR CENT
n. Boo C0UfUk BONDS.
sJ08.0D8.
F1ses cni-sTy I'apastrrRs OpI5r.
Yo. IA ltrnr.sr.. GJsooILyN. heb. IA, 1900.

F1Sos CURRY TRpsst Grns OYfi5r
No 10 1opGr-sr. BJtooILsS, fso. ii, 1907 , Z
The Count. Tlelssicr ia. tDy 4ngistt sHbfIlyyh
u one fionssrf Fffs md upsfard 20 loan Of -ss'
su,oriz~a bg nan 81 The 1ws o. l4 ami ~ Te~ pLon OF
lie Ho.3 Of suEl r,l.,fs afo,cd Dcs ~ 100 i tNs Pr
poe b stid daos Of the County under the ireso"ns
hs c4h Tor iroaps ,.t. 49, :.
sesrug ia,ecsi ro Che d4e o. suQcrppoi un ~" 'oho'
ar ready ioT delivery p p" rr,-,.- mn
Thu is via bssr aiorsa ~ the r'e a sEN l ftiS
CENT PIE AM IN, payable seIniaIa1eyi 70 wt' ~
the i days II Msy na November DE IruGps WIZ o. d9e
and Wy Die c1I tie fa Day o. Msy 1915
The suhsorpou open the lfesrofert ON
THOMAS \. GARDINER, County Treasurer.
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DIVIDED into 1900 shsrcs Of S. each, full paid.
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BROKEN,
LUMP.

NUT.
AIANI'F kCJIIRERS' RFFfNERS' AND LARGE con-
81 NFRS' COAL DELIVERED IN CARGO,
And will be delivered amy places within the tes Of
New Nok Brooklyn Jersey City. and other adjacent cities
the RIVERS ELRoAps ccn;erng iheron, al the as'u
cost Of mining transportation aud delivery. 1885,
Consumers are TO subscribe lor this stock t least
many Jcs they tons focal per annum aud msks
this the Pioneer Company IN economy IN cost Of CoaL
Clubs houi be foed IN all places where the Coal can DC
delivered bv boat or railroad
JOHN ANDERSON, No. sl3 fttb-aye.
Hon. A. VI. WOOD Mayor. Brooklyn. -
CHARLES JENKINS. President East River Rank.
:. L. DOT GLASS. Secretary Ncrchauts' Insurance Co
C. III. APPLICABLE, C. II. Applcsite Brothers
COMMITTEES Subscriptions.
COUNSEL
BARNEY, BUTLER . PARSONS, Trinity Building.
TnYAsrRER:
CHARLES JENKINS prosdent East River Bai,<.
BASKERs
EAST RIVER BANK and
UNION IKU 81 COMPANY.
Books Of Vtion the following psos
Office q the Company No. II Broadway, tRo9n No a.
Lmlro Binding. bac6 ROOM aec0ud story
last IL yer Bunk. No obJ brcadwny
{. IA. Apple gate a BI J., No. S5i Broadway.
Wycko4 a Little, Monta.ue-st., Brooklyn
Mrvor'f Office. Jersey City.
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THE CONSUMERS BENEFIT
COAL COMPANY

l. organizing upor the Mutual Par aud presents tho
features resulted successfully In Pbiia
depa and Boston The Is the pioneer company Ia New
Yorl.
CASH CAPlTAL...............,...... .S6OO,OOO
NUMBER OF SHARES. 6O,OOO
PAR VALUE (tobe iuL paid ..........."..".....s1O
WORKING CAPITAL Gin cash out OF ab0vol. > % 600
EACH SHARE ENTITIES THE HOLDER TO RE
GIVE AMI ALLY AND PRRPErUxLLY ONE TIN oF CoAb
AT ACTUAL COST and seniRInual cash dividends OF the
profits Of the sales OF SURPLUS COAL after supplying the
Shareholders Very few enerpriscs otter equal adyar
tass luri.hng article used by all at the least possible
cost The Directors have purchased OH She Improvements
Budngs Engines, Machinery, Equipments, hofses Mules
Cars hatrlcks Personal Property Aci and have .ecured
peIpetUG! lease Of the celebrated
AUnENRIED IMPROVEMENT AND COAL
COMPANY'S MINES,
Improve on,s personal property &c. IN full aud successful
operation OF Wikesbarfe Ps. The quality Of the Coal Tor
domestic and manufacturing purposes beng the grent BAIT
Vcins the facilities and economy OF mining are uhsu
D ssct by mat Of any mines in the United States.
There Engines, Pumps Breakers and Shalt
Slope Mine Roads Car, Tools implements, Miners Houses
Powder and OHouscs, Carpenters and Bsckniiht Shops
Horses Mules &C. complete One hundred thousand tnns Of
Co 4. now redy or removal and with complete facilities BY
railroads and canals supply Of 10000 20 200 Ooo tnns can
be annually token ont commencing immediately upon the
organization Cos Ill he delivered In any Of te following
sjzcs.
STOVE.
BROKEN.
LUMP.
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TSrTIn STATES TREASURY, NEw- y OK.
u mn n :. h..lI.nn InnA IlIII(l

DARTIEs holding 500 Thirty or more
ounous OF tpe Loan % 1904 ii0A1s) maturing the
ne. Of March requested 10 hand them IN "lh 'c1u'
A. any time before that date. 80. -.
,ed and ehecks given iol them the 18Th inst; aicT
Ham ,hodes viii be furnished upon application Of the
Ir,eres; Department Of this gfIce - =,
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The property Of th, company consists Of Ihhht
SAND ACHES o. land m ie" smpio IN VII Gag ~
Cogfe cet Nirxnia Dutchiun Run and liygs ki scs
This land paid lo sad h. 10 proposed 10 -e Dut 49,
.hsn. Of %. worsiug capital which = considered ample
ru norton II the land cold, which the.c many
ehsr-it hrs. -sen cass.
There . springs property coal
and ighcr There 4 bur little Doubt That productive sels
~ be Rad at nom hundred and my 70 two handfed feet
sud vii be- 90 commenced aud b. lie isi o. May iic
Dividends will doubtless be realized.
Reports aud Prospectus be had az our ONCE where the
books Opeu ioE subscription. r..
WAGsiAFf * GDf TCuiuS, No Il Broadway.
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BOOKS or SUBSCRIPTION TO ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND SHARES AT or DOLLAR aSe opened at
MAECHAHr BROS, 80. ! Hanovor-sqnif", Ns~Yors.
SAMUEL ENGLE c., 10. 80 trontsi., kewiors.
nIMuLs D. Co.. Sos - AID - Custom lioa''-si boston
TACK BROS 40. ll7 wanutst, Philadelphia.
JAMEs A. WEBB 4 Co. NJ. 49, PeafSt. Sew York
CLARK a sTEBBISs 70. Fletcher st., New iork
And a. ih- oaes OF Company NO. ilanovcrsq9aFe.
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CAS AND OIL STOCKS.-1he owner Of a
u large amount Of Stock Of GAS COMPANIES IN dif
fereu, rles. win exchsse for GOOD OIL sIOcks fof
information address .,,
Box 81 Post Oacr, Phisd,Thia-
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$2OO. 900. g y 2SIf H.le nAfI q -.

Eng.s. SEWN PIN CENT BONDS for sale n sums 20
tAl J. LOgEN GOD 10, 10. u NDiem IT.
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III I
n INVESTMENT.
be advertiser offer for SALE of the mos, atrs've
large properties in PennIyyans At pie which cannot fail
10 MAKE H. ia any event, per ecy safe and highly ronrnera
tive while in point Of prospective appreciation i
.hacn.es comparison with tract property Ina the stale
The advertiser VIII happy submit the PARTICULAR IA
person such gentlemen desire tle .ane with avew
10 purchase They WI be communicated with or called upon
between the 23d aud tho l8A s they wh end their ui
sddnsst 10 FENNSi LNANlA,
Care o. c. a. rists1n osq.,
Asior House, Ncw-York
" RTbe advertiser would much prefer 10 retain an md
yid interest IN the properly, wal nako this could
ton absolute.
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u,0 CAPITALISTS. DISTILLERS AM
RECTIFIERS.


on the Bonds Of Queens County falling doe tbo lst an
10Th Of Mach al be paid OF pes gt-on at 5 ala
he Vinaae Of H.nfp.tend Hcmpstcsd feb. 90 ltia
LEMls v. ANGkAlNt.. County, meas llr-.
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