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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-01
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. Z

NEW 1Uhh ADtEh11cGn6N4o H.
80
COUTHERN AND WESTERN LAND COL
LECTION AND COMMISSION AGENCY
Have on hand and constantly Receiving 'ho''e
Tracts Of land throughout the South and Southwest
Parties desiring to dispose Of their properly are
quested to correspond
MAKE COLLECTIONS
On all parts OF the country
Paw espeeial attention to the sale and dsPoSai 0i
southern products and make advances on direct con-
signments.
MATTHEW H. BRIDGE
Manager,
No Broad street,
New York city
rrvrRyScEs DIT PERMISSION:
Hon BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK, Ex-Governor OF
W RANDALL, First Assistant Postmaster
General, Washington.
Mo,srs. H.B. CLAFFLIN CO., Importers New fOrk'
Aw. GRBENLEAF, Esq, Banker No ii Exchange
place, New York. ,r,,,,--- g.
EDWARD B. WESLEY, Banker No Al William st.
New York. -.--.
AMAsA s. FOSTER, Banker, No. 81 Nassau street,
oct2s--3tawSm
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HARDWARE, COACH MATERIAL, ETC.
Circular Saws, Betting, Gum and Hemp Packing
Mill-saw Files, Machinists Files
Rabbit Metal, Screw Mrenches
Stocks and Dies, Bellows, &c.
Nails, Locks, Hinges, screws
Tacks, Pullies, sash Cord
A general assortment OF Builders' Hardware
Pocket and Table Cutlery
Raz0rs, Scissors, Needles
Hollow Ware Sifters
Coal ScuttIes, Sauce Pans sc.
GriGin's Horse shoe Nails, Horse Rasps
Horse and Mule shoes
Farrier's Hammers
Fsrriers Knives, Spoke Augers, &c.
Carpenters Tools Of all kinds and good quality.
COACH AND WAGON MATERIAL
Hubs, Spokcs, Felloes, Shafts, Poles, Bows
Iron ANlcs, Springs, Bolts, Bands Castings
Enamclel Cloths and Leather
on Carpet, laees, Sc, &c.
To which respectfully ask The attention ~ the city
and country trade.
r. L. VIII IANS.
(l@ue Willla-as n Elliottl
20 81 Main street,
novll-ts Near Fifteenth street
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SADDLES, HARNESS, &c.

SADDLERY, HARDWARE
- AND
SADD LERS' TOOLS,
FULL ASSORTMENT.
Fine Rilr- Saddles, Brides, Bits, SC. Buggy and
Riding whips Collars and Hamcs, Saddle Trees,
Buckles Plated Buggy and Coach Mountings, TO which
I invite city and country trade.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
Formerly with Smith, Rhodes Co.,
Now at K. L. Williams,
anzl-tf q Main street.
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Of the ard. and those holding orders from the
Department, are allowed to enter.
A Spencer carbine, which Booth had with
him in the barn, at the time he was shot by
Sergeant Corbett, and a large knife, with blood
on 1t, supposed TO be the one which Booth cut
Major Rathbone with in the theater box on the
night OF the murder OF President Lincoln, and
which was found on Booths body, has been
brought to the .ity. The carbine and knife are
now In the possession of Col. Baker at his
Office.
The bills ofexchange, which are for a con.
siderable amount, found on Booths person,
were drawn on banks in Canada In October
last. About that time Booth was known to
have been in Canada.
It is now thought that Booths leg was frac-
tured in jumping from the box in Ford's Thea
tire upon the stage, and not by the falling of
his horse while endeavoring to make his es-
cape, As was at first supposed.
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Affairs in Georeetowu.

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT-The market
quiet. No arrivals or sales reported. Prices
unchanged since our last quotations.
GRAND LARCENY Yesterday, Oficer
Brown arrested w. H. Allen, colored, for the
larceny OF piece of calico from the store OF
E. H. Brown. The proprietor of the store did
not see the goods stolen, but some ladies pass
ing at the time saw the act, and gave Informal
ton which led TO the arrest. Justice BucKey
sent Allen to jail fGf curt
BRBAKING UP A DRN.-9mcers Iipscomb,
Hurdle and Warwick made descent upon q
notorious den ofinfamy in an alley near Water
street and Jefferson street, kept by woman
named Ann Morse. The keeper and four OF
the inmates were arrested and sent to the
workhouse by Justice Buckley. The officers
repl esent the den as one dangerous to the
health Of the town on account Of the filthy
condition in which they found it. Thef1stench
arising from it exceeded that of pic sty In
August.
CANAL.-Arrived-Bo E. d. Hartley, flour
and wheat to Hartley g. Bro; W. ]. Booth,
1925 tons coal to American Co. Departed
Nine boats light. The disayrangeTiient OF q
lock gate near the Great Falls delays the ar
rival of boats. All will be RICH, to- morrow.
PORT OF 8BcRGBTowN.-Cleare
Sardinea, Holbroek, Boston; JSmes House,
Gage, do; Wesley, Muir, Deals Island; Riley,
Hughes, do; NJ. Spicer, Paul, St. Hary's; M
Eliza, Handy, Albany; DIR. Rogers, Pierson,
Denton; Pilot, TomasoIs, South Johnson; M.
Eliza, Harris, Severn River: steamer Z. q.
knight, Mason, New York. Entered-N Az
en- ne, Rogers, from Boston.
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F,uancfal

From New York Commercial, April 2s.I
After protracted interru ption, indeed al :
most suspension, OF business, connected with
the national bereavement, the markets open
with general feeling of vigor. Ine tone or
business is buoyant in every department. OPP
erations are unchecked by any apprehension
of a collapse consequent upon peace, and the
general sentiment IL to push forward vigor-
ously, not timid about prospective dime ultes,
but leaving the future to take care of itself.
The great abundance OF money continues to
foster a strong speculative movement in stocks.
The plethora Of unemployed funds appeared
at period when stocks were extremely low,
erations for rise. At the same time the mai.
ket was largely oversold by strong "bear'
clique, whose necessary purchases to cover
their "shorts" nave greatly strengthened the
upward tendency.
The brokers are nearly all on the "bull, side
OF the market and appear to think that the
rise has not yet reached its climax by far. The
expectation of further advance appears to
rest much less upon the real value Of stocks
than on the prospect that a continued album
dance of money will facilitate speculative CD.
erations. The large earnings OF the railroads,
however, give considerable strength to the
market, and enable speculation to run up
prices beyond what would be otherwise pos
eible.
In some quarters there is very confident
expectation that prices will be run up to most
extravagant figures. 1t is argued that the re.
duction OF Government expenditures, conse.
quent upon peace, will still further augmen I
the supply Of money, reducing the street rate
Of interest to four per cent, and that with
money so extraordinarily cheap and the roads
in flourishing condition, there Wilt be no diff
Guilty in putting up stocks to the highest prices
they realized in 1864.
These calculations, however, perhaps do not
sufficiently take into account the fact there
remains probably Si0O, zoo, 600 more Of Seven
sny notes o to be Pit out and that
securities in preference to being loaned at four
per cent. on the street; nor does it appear to be
suffice ntly remembered that there is a posi- {.
bility Of large amount of Five.t twenty bonds
being returned from Europe, an occurrence
which would act as diversion Of the current
Of speculation from railroad shares.
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12x O'CLOCK p. d.
Important Concerning the Sher.
man Johnston Armistice!!
jeff Davis Awaiting Himself of the Az.
mistiee to Skedaddle
He is Running Off Thirteen Millions Of
Specie in Wagons!
Wilson's Cavalry Sent to Intercept Him!
Gen. Thomas and Gen. Canb! Directed to
Obey No Orders of Sherman.
Sherman Makes New Arrangement with
Johnston.
Wilson's Cavalry Sent to Intercept Him!
The Arrangement Not Approved.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAeHINaToN, u. c., April %, 1886, NJ
Major General Dir, New York,
This Department has received the following
dispatch from Major General Halleck, com.
handing the Military Division OF the James.
Generals Candy and Thomas were instructed
some days ago that Sherman's arrangement
with Johnston was disapproved by the Presi-
dent, and they were ordered to disregard Ii,
and push the enemy in every direction.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
"RIcHMoND, VA, April 26, 1865, $50 P. M
Hon. Edaoin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War:-
General Meade. Sheridan, and Wright are act
ing under orders to pay no regard to any truce
or orders of General Sherman respecting hos
tilities, on the ground that Sherman's agree.
ment could bind his own command only, and
no other. They are ordered to push for ward
regardless of orders from any one except Gen.
Grant, and cut off Johnston's retreat.
Beauregard has telegraphed to Danville that
a new arrangement had been made with Sher.
man, and that the advance Of the 9th corps
was to be suspended until further orders. I
have telegraphed back to obey no orders of
.,nerman, but to push forward as rapidly As
possible. The bankers here have Imagination
to-day that jeff Davis specie is moving south
from Goldsboro in wagons as fast as possible.
suggest that orders be telegraphed through
General Thomas that Wilson obey no orders
from Sherman. and notifying him and Candy.
and ell commanders on the Mississippi to
take measures to intercept the rebel chiefs and
their plumber. The specie with them is esti-
mated here at FROM six to thirteen (13) mil
lions
(Signed) H w. HALLRCK,
Major General Commanding.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

Ihe Progress Of Mr.. Lincoln Remains
BUFFALO, April 27.-After leaving ALBANY
along the entire route to this CITY, EN- b!sms OF
mourning were seen, and the people stood by
the way side quiet but sad observers
AT Batavia, Ex.President Fillmore ioined
the party on the train, besides other promineu,
citizens of Buffalo
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SPEEDY RETRIBCTION,

The nation can once more breathe freely.
Assassination lie made q thing too isno-
minious and sure of punishment to ever pro-
woke repetition In this free country.
The terrible energy and vigilance with
which the Government has pursued the as
sassin gang is shown in the manner in which
the plot has been followed in all its ramincs.
tons, and the principal conspirators seized in
the very moment Of their exuitation YER what
they deemed the successful accomplishment
OF carefully, shrewdIy, dsvnishIy devised
scheme.
Had the public confidence in the security OF
our institutions faltered for one moment
which 1t did motif must now be treasured in
seeing the machine of State working so stead.
~ on, and the plotters against 1t brought to
such stern and antaneous retribution.
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IL Gov. Oglesby, OF Illinois, has addressed
q letter to the widow of Senator Douglas, an.
nouncipg the action OF Illinois I'm reference to
the last resting place of her deceased husband
has been perfected.
SThe recruiting Of colored troops In Rich.
noRd is rapidly progressing, and It is esti.
mated that ten thousand can be raised In o
short time.
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FROM TORONTO.

Jacob Thompson, c. c. Clay and others
Laws.
TeRoNTo, April 27.-The grand Jury have
found true bill against Jacob Thorn psen, C. q.
Clay, w. II. Cleary, VIM. Lawrence McDou-
aid and Bennett Young, for breach OF the nsu.
trality Laws
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Ply THOMAS BOWLING. Auct; GEORGETOWN.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURH AND EFFECTS AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNE3DAY MORNING, May Sd, at 10
O'Clock. will sell, at Me- 81 LIST st bet. Market
and Frederick SITS. An assortment of Household
Furniture, prising-
Cane Eeat and Easy Chairs
Walnut Work Tables and Stands
Wardfobes. Bureaus Was hstalds, &c.
Bedste ads, Mattresses, &c.
Feather Beds Bedding
Tin Safe. Refr Gerators. &c.
Parlnr and Kitchen Stoves
Crockery and Glass ware
Window Shades Crib and Mattress, &C.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash. YHOMAS BOWLING.
enro7 Auc.ionset.
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THE EVENING STAR.
W. ID. WALLACE, Edissr and Proprietor.
WAsHIHoT0N CITY,
THURsDAY............ APRIL 81, 1866.
EXTRA.
THRILLING NEWS!
CAPTURE OF THE ASSASSIN
BOOTH!
HIS IGNOMINIOUS DEATH |!
.CAPTUREOF HEROLD ALIVE!
BOOTH TAKEN In A BARN!
He FIRES ON OUR MEM!
THE FIRE RETURNED.
BOOTH SHOT In THE NECK.
HE DIES In THREE HOURS.
THE BODY BROUGHT TO THE
NAVY YARD.
BOOTH TAKEN In A BARN!
He FIRES ON OUR MEM!
THE FIRE RETURNED.
BOOTH SHOT in THE NECK.
HE DIES In THREE HOURS.
THE BODY BROUGHT TO THE
NAVY YARD.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April q, 1865.
Major General Dir, Nee FORK.
J. Wilkes Booth and Harold were chased
pursued yesterday morning to CARROTS farm,
near Port Royal. on the Rappahannock, by
Col. Bakers force.
The ibarn in which they took refuge was
fred.
Booth IN making his escape was shot through
the head and killed, lingering about three
hours, and Harold taken alive
Booths body and Harold are now here.
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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MARKRITHR's-Ap picture by Sontag, scene
near W heeling; one by Lanman, a view on the
Upper Mississippi and one by Meyer, OF Ores.
den, entitled " Past and Future" attract much
attention at Markri.er's just now. Another
"Little CHEZ" picture affords pleasure also 10
visitors at Markriter's.
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LOST AND FOUND.

500 R.wARDn;Lss', o. The 2E!A i1s, Large
finder viii receive the above reward by returning
orthsGn IiSsrt. Of osnsrsi s.rt.ts sss
last. aIca cows fsois en-. On viii. h'a "ids
one with white spotted face red COW has sht ear
seGgesSS sPs Fgis si b paid returned
and D or any information leading 70 their re-
csvery. apN-1ts
I 0sT-Bstween 9th and P. ave.ue. and sth and
~ streets, by way Of 1th. GOLD CHAIN,
x.a e se sos r. liberal reward vii, s. U:d
I Osr-A black and tan TER IRR PUP, long
ears: Tsrt above left eye. Said pup belongs to
the Si sse do to
os sD . s!s.o'. MRS Msk1ssrRr.
FoUND BY TH1 MITR0POLTTAN POLICE.
tsining bet!esn one HUNDRED and two hundrsd
dollars. which will be retained until the morning
not Claimed By that time the sane vii be ds,1
''ss TO
STRAYEp AWAY FkeM THE SUBSCRIBER.
months Sa aa fhs nde Sc sassb,
BY rstsrning it to JOHN n. MAY, So High street,
suS.crSep the ast Instant, fous oS q Sse
one red or roam. With bell on; one oIindle medium
REQ viii
take them away. or they will be disposed Of &C.
J. HOFFMAN SMITH,
rear r ort Stanton. D. Co.,
ap22.Bt" P. o. address, Box 19, Washington, DC
I 0sTm0n the afternoon of Tuesday, April Is,
Hbsr.I reward viii Be- p.id for their
return to this Office. aps-tf
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BOARDING.


X OOMs AND BOARD-Rooms with Board or for
= ~ HOUSEKEEPING at $50 10th ST.. Island, bet.
maryland Az. and = st. it,
II OOMs AND BOARD-Two very nicely FUR
- ~ NdshkD Rooms pleasantly situated for the
without board. References exchanged. up 26.5t*
RQnAdR n1,sA AND HANDSOMELY FURNIsHEB
y hoOMS for married or single persons HOuss
AIRY, with spacious grounds. Location pleasant,
near "a avenue, southwest corner 2lst and q SITS
bath IN the house. Terms mod erate. ap 26-3t~
R0ARDING.-Several g en- tiemen can be accom-.
4 . p m9da ne With BOARD and LODGING, or
TABLE, BOARD with separate rooms if desired, ,
oy applying at 1874. ed street. between K and L.
TWO WELL-FURNIsHEB. LARGE ROOMS for
L rent, with BOARD, at 4O7 Sd St, bet. q and
Penna. av. an 2j-3t*
EOR RENr-P1easant FURNISHED ROOMS
L with board at No. SO Missouri avenue, betE
Sd and Az SITS. Location pleasant. ap 2J-6tt
GENTL1MEN can obtain comfortable BOARD
~ by applying to 81 Montgomery street, George.
town. an "a. 3ts
ENOUR Oh FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ VEIL
i accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
street, south corner Of 25th. mar 20
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THE SHOT THAT KILLS HIM ENTERS
HIS HEAD VERY NEAR THE PLACE
WHERE MR.. LINCOLN WAS SHOT,
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2 ] A N O 8

MA - % mn!
Now in Store . complete assortment OF
CHICKERING & SONS FAMED PIANOS,
justly conceded the best In the world.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new.
Several good second hand Pianos at bargains.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
sos Pennsyl vania avenue.
apN-3t near 10th street.
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NOTICE TO LADIES.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES.
NJ DEMONGKOT,
Importer Of Human Hair and Perfumery,
proposes to sell at twenty. Ave per cent below the
price
PERFUMlRY, Fine French and In.
from the best houses elish BrushWare.Combs,
oftbe world. Pearl and CORAL Combs,
LUBIN5. Shell and Fancy Combs,
PINACDp, Imperatrice and Fancy
MACeENET's. Pins, in Potats, Cora,
PIvERT's, Jet, Ivory and Gold; Bow,
DEMAREON'B, Waterfalls, Butterflies
BULLY'S, new style; Curls, Bands,
sOCIETA HYGIEN- Wigs, invisible; and in
IQUE, &C., &C., &C., one word, all the best
&c. 6c.,dc., Hair work can be found,
Gold and Silver pow and made to order on
DEB, for the Hair. short notice.
DEMONGBOT,
Corner Of and 10th streets,
apl72ws near the avenue,
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DY }. Q. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctionssrs.


TRusE5EHaS. tEeE Eht pRasksr LEASE
&: Eta S.s.is s:
ss SiTs s5ssfsS sa
Rest.ursnt.' situated on tie south SIDE OF Psnn'a
avenue. between 18th and 18th streets, being num-
b-red 213. There are Is ne. Furnished rooms in
the house, and the location is .moex the best in
sonsI f,opertr. csnsistins Of Bsas; Bedste.d IDS.
Tables oarpe oh.iss tppt.s Of IS M.
together with the Bar Fixtures Liquors. Cigars
O. b Ge q HRska &C., rt 2sss:
wrHE AsevS sAkH Is POSTPONED sk.
hour. Y M.aHgHH n; M rrus sSe;
PY c. q. L. CROWN & CO., Aue.ions.rs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG.
TON. AND A RAR8 CHANCE FORINvEsT-
MENT, AS THE OWNER Is ABOUT TO
LEAVE THE CITY.
We will sell on MONDAY, May the lss. at p
m, the psenisea, part Of Lot nine 70 IA Square
No $50. Said lot fronts l2H feet on strset north~
s sood t.o.stsry Frame Hosss and SseS bsildins;
Also an excellent stable and carrisss bouss 10
Of sad lot suitable to accommod als two lacks
Sale without reserve. Terms cash
An cenveyanoes and revenue stamps at she eoss
u 'A' pG q. R. L. CROWN 4 CO.. Aucts.
P.e- Also ct the same time and place We sn 81
shall part of Lot No 6, in Square No. $50 ssa ,s
nina back IL feet inches. This property is in tas
| resr Of Judge pouslas's.
es a.a:sv CIR. L. CLOWN q CO.. Aucs',
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LOSS OF A BOSTON STEAMER.
Three Lives Lost.

ST. JOHN, N. B., April 27.-The steamer New
England, for Boston, with full freight, caught
fire by the explosion of lamp and was burned
to the waters edge this morning
Three persons are missing, the others co caped,
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Third EDITION.
2 O'CLOCK p. M.
THE LAST OF BOOTH
ANOTHER ACCOUNT,
VERY INTERESTING PARTICULARS.

STATEN ENTS OF THE PARTIES
WHERE BOOTH LODGED.
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DESCRIPTION OF HIS BODY.

HE PRErENDS GREAT HORROR OF
THE ASSASSINATION
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HE is TAKEN THERE AS A WOUNDED
MARYLAND SOLDIER
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GALES OF SkvKF-THIRTIEs.-Tne sales OF
Seven-thirties by Jay Cooke & Co., amounted
to 81 ISL, 400 yesterday.
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THE FENCE, HENRY O1NIRICH. Propri
Il etor, on l1th street, Wsshi nston, d. O.. No
sO7. 60 and see the best Fence which be
has now on exhibition. Come soon as the Feacs
will soon be removed to ether eitIss. The arts.
will be present to explain the great invention t~
QUA MARTYR PRESIDENT.
OUR GRIEF ANDoUR Putty.
AN ADDRESS
delivered BY Rev. g. Butler 2sstor Of the
For sale at all the Book Stores.
Price Is cents. apN-6ts
s1|'F q 81 Ia *,
order For furth er particuia' 9 inquire of
MORGAN. RHINEHART CO..
241 street, bstwesn 18th ssdl4th,
apN.6t Washington, G.
TTRE UNDRRsI6NED HAS SOLD eUT HIS
i Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL B. YCGITT,
with whom all persons indebted to me are ear
nestly requested to make imme diate settlement,
in order to facilitate the closing of the affairs
OF the old concern. JOSEPH FUGiTT.
Washington, d. c., April i, 1865
HANIEL B. FUGITT
LUMBER DEALER,
sIATH STREET WEST, NEAR PA. AVEICE
apN-lm
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PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL RETRO.
LEUM COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL RETRO.
LEUM COMPANY.
vENANGo COUNTY, pENNA
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER SHARE FORFULL
PAID STOCK.
CAPITAL $500. 900 atsloo PAR VALUE.
WORKING CAPITAL 100000 sHARss, OR
$4,000.
The assets of this Com pany consists of Is2 acras
of land in fee simple. two leases near Sugar Oreek.
one lease on Cherry Bun with half the oil, with
half the oil of two leases free of expense to the
Company, which are on Two Mile Run.
The Office is open In the evening frsm to o, to
to have az opportunity to examine for themselves.
Books Of subscription now open for q few days At
214 Penna ave., bet l4th and 18th SITS.
8. b. RAYBOLD, Agent.
One half of this stock is taken In the city of
Philadelphia.
OFFICERS
PREsIDEET-0. 81. P. CONOVHR
TREAsURER-TOBIAs DURNEY.
sECRHTARY-IsAIAH Bate. Jr. APPS 1w*
pRoF. HALLS CELEBRATED
LONDON
YEAST POWDER
e pronounced to be the best Yeast or BAKING
POWDER now in Use. Having been used for some
n N IN
now offered to the public as being the most
healthy. economical and reliable YEAST POW.
DER in the United Statos.
Handsomely put up In tin cans. containing from
any 9Th Of time and in any climate if kept dry
A.. BROADBENT 90 Sole Agents.
Also. Manufacturers and Dealers In COffees,
crude and ground, Spices. Mustards, fine ground
Table Salt. &c, &c. Merchants and others win do
we'll to call, or send for list Of prices. before
~ BRoADBINT CO..
81 North Calvert street,
an G-3m Baltimore, Md,
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

WASHINGTON, April %, 1855.
Jay Cooke & co. furnish the following quo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-01-13
marriagrs,

In Montpelier, Jan. 10Th at the residence Of tn,
brides father. by Rev. A L. Cooper Mr. VIM Mann Of
West Randolph and Miss Sarah Robinson, daughter
Of Mr. Calvin Robinson Of Montpelier
In Boston, Jan 9TH by Rev NJ 2. suekney. X J.
RIcHARDeos, Esq, Montpelier Cashier Of the First
National Bank Of Montpelier, and Miss r. ADri1,
daughter Of John s Ware. ESQ Of Boston.
In Montpelier, All inst by Rev Il. w Shelton, Is.
=. FF1sLD, Esq and Miss Lucy HUMANE, daughter
81 Brasius ubbard
In Tunbridge, Jan. 2 Mr. Albert Smith, and Miss
Laura A. Buck. both NJ East Randolph
In Rochester Dec 35. Mr.. VIM. 4, Ball Of Granville,
and Miss Ellen p Martin Of Rochester
In Montpelier, Dec 10th, Mr. Orion A. Pearcs and
Miss Sophia II circuit, both Of Calais.
In Montpelier Jan. LIST, Nj Milton g. Wood. and
Miss BeiseY q. Curtier. both n N0tufeld
In Bradford De "a IA, ML Cvfbc Pet IS Of Will
iamstown. and Miss Marietta A W,lls ~ NeWbnf,.
In Norfisyille, Dee. % Nj Ehss nj Of Stow 4,
and Miss Bmeline n Boldsle. Of Morisuwn
At the Morisvilie House. M1rTisvil,, Jan 2, Mr. "a
l. Baker Of ssoss, and Miss E.mira Rowe |, Of HYDE
park.
In Stove a. the MAn,h i'd House. Jaa lat, Mr. ssy
mour d. Graves Of Johnson, and Mrs Frances Barnes
Of Hydspsrk.
In Brookseld, Jan. TIN, BY Rev C W Bnmerson
Mr. ynnaC Persons Of Moatpelier aud Miss ChAritie
Freeman Of Brookheld, VI
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