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WOUNDED

The .Re5a regrets to learn that Captain Thos p,
Henry lost an arm in the late fglt at Franklin. lie
was dangerously wounded in the arm and brea4 IL
aae fight at Resaca and was scarcely recovered ffom
those injuries when he went into The late battle
Can't. Henry is the eldest Of the senator fFOla
Tenre who has had three seas in theEarmy fsOsn
the commencement of the wU, one of@whom s~S
killed At SLilob, the third is the weli known aid q
C,,cr,l Hood
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06

~ S!P.-le Firm heretofore existing nnder the name
OF HARVEY, JAMES x WILLIAMS has been dissolved
by the retiring therefrom Of Mr.. ~ +. Harvey. The
business will be continued by the remaining Partners up
~ die Finn o 9AMI.S WILLIAMS, who are prepared
to intake liberal slyInces on consignments.
a. h. HARVEY,
HENRY JANIS, :, u
JN0. H. vii LIASiS
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THh coTroS cAfTuRED. 1T SAVANNAH.

W ItIFTVHlC 70 1V IVVlGH VI UIv. AtVIVHUuSVH aI
Savannah, We have authority for stating that The
government has ieprmibea ~ sell il and pppropri-
aip the prncePdSpf the SALE II the parties now
claiming il can establish valid claim (Which can
only BE- done through the proper court aud after te-
diuus h,igationl then the Government viii rein.
lEifSe them for H. 1t Is reported that Simeon IRA.
pGr, ColIcctoy Of New York. has been appointed
agent at Savannah to superihtend the shipment and
spls Of the cotton. = !. :.---i.N. ~ W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06

SALE OF: SLAVES
IL DICKINSON HILL \ CO., viii sell at Their Hohse
10 tue higlesthidder THIRTY LIKELY NEGROES, con
sisttng Of men, women and children belonging TO the
Estate % the late jus. T. Sutton, deceased,
/ *: By request of the Executors,
b: RUHNgSp Jan, Cd, IS65,-lw- d.
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!. IIOlrSE Nf IREPREsENTATIYEs.

The House met at tho usual hurr--Speaker 3
Vo The s iE laid before The House comm
nratlon from the Secretary Of the Treasury conccr
ing the AMOUNT Of Treasury notes sent 10 tho D
partmeRt OF Trans-Mississppi. =.
z On motioh.ofMr. DUPRf, ii was laid on the tai
ana orderei 10 be printed 81, -. -, ..
The HOUSE tfen resumrd tie. consideration
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06
sUNDRIEs FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

tierces Brown Sugar
10 Bags do
Is barrels Oil
10 bags Black Peaps .
IL boxes 'Webb'sr, soap
80 pads No IA Cotton iains
ja5-4t TARDY a WILLIAMS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06

TOR SALE STEAM ENGINE and BOIL ER,
i Fitteen,llore Power, made by Tsbo Bro, but lit
tie used and in good 5rdei
,Appy 70 the SUBSCRIBER at the Ballard Hotel between
the hours of 10 and o'clock JOHN p BALLARD
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MILITARY ITEMS.

Gen. QuarIes, who was reported to be m0rtaIly
wounded at the battle OF Franklin, TenR, viii prob
ably recover. he loses a right arm.
General l.. ]. Gartren is &wly improving
He had TWO ribs broken by she'll at Coosawatehie.
The object Ct the Hon. \. K. Wright Of Georgia.
in going North wastOPrOcure parole for his sou a
prisoner at Camp Chase.
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DISsO9IlTION AND COPARTNER.

Richmond, JAP. 5, 1865.
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O'Clock we made large steahle rim tile skaIce.
AT O'Clock she tackled and stood aifef psi and at
daylight she was of the stafboafd tpiferS hils
distant when she hoiSted the EhgHsi Gag fIed al
gun We set the e0leTs, but did not heavc 30. lSke
then hauled down the English dssjank tired another.
gun, at the same time hoisting sihesrebei e'
then backed yS-ds and were. short eis
boarded by arnIed boat from the ste sel
proved to be the Shenandoah. They to6S sion:
OF the brig and ordered thu captain sndTlh re-:
pair on board with the shiR papepss TEISfefurrqd
N latitude 80 nsrth,a longifAep - toSN Oh
GreenWich. After eXamllping the ship pape RS the
captain of the pFGie Sfdered The VI ttk i
taking OUT OF her everything thai Fould be-
use such as PROVISIONS CANVASS spH ? \
lowing the ships company to Is k per mai
effects except the nautc 4 ~ n 81.
The steamer is 4 full rlgsrd 81 OPP
szss iron lover MAG tSyst syEEes
She Was ebuik % GI&Ss6Ns1Y ~ St6FsliE =
sons In s63, and wa fCIfaefly Sale3 The
add by She vGRcer own fcp0Ft, fslE ptcyed
on tf EonAon and stschy ckIhefs.f she
is aoS 6Pme6 win fSttF SESsI inoptH
4cFe rans' tto thirty NVo podha zaed tkc
~elSe !pCunaef smooth bore. guns. sic Ahd IcifS
|throe MN On board nssrly slls Fho n Nsd
4 ID sapaaEsa yapse1e sd 9tf e e7
- kanEimA bsrT 10 tnQthet r. ~
Ama sens 0nt tfum bastard fcf Fie 9Hs
4 clSaIsnsc non LSPasat ghlSetqss syA
y ~ spSiee sheis ~ Z, e. n ny \
ssla rpsss, Ndsfs tkse sbs sd ehs Oh
lsopRtl OlasrpnN me-. ehNis egnniiside ytta
lwho Is very nlboml,h sscsss} 3hs q p,
nAiAlR Kais y Ns1b q he ~
hesSsd, he exp0gsd kssFhs Al 81 Wi hept
Knowing .WhsthsS. shs.wei = nsS'0i:F me
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

PETROLEUM.
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. si.soo.ooe, .s PIyIprD INTO $4,000
srsseHlr1 R5s f SAtIE; :. f2 Pin SHARE:
NO FrRTHHR ASSESSMENT on CALL on THE SUB.
sCRIBERs, AS 80, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
rarsipxxr-J. =. CLARK. Of New.York.
yIo.P.I,IDEsrvvEn!M ", WIs ia. Ns~'Y0ri
srossYAsr-J. CONKLIN. NewYori.
DIRECTORS.
Ryn, KETcHuN, Baltimore, Nd
III w 9Sl,LsP ~ rsiiss. .;IISas,. n "a
il. 2. DEvOE, N.w.YCrk.
nfoa skska 81 ' s'IIjrlEialsrEspEKr.
.Hr.cLaAFHHkfc o. City z.
No. u BROADWAY n Z; u.,,,,,, or ,,
AND BALTIMORE, ND.
TIL, Compsny Organized under the laws Of the State Of
New.York Tho principal Office 10 No Il Broadway, with
branch Offices IN Philadelphia and Baimofc or the convent
ence or subscribers where the certificates Of stock viii be
sued subscribers soon are ready without
delay The property has been selected with great care during
the at three years BY those Of the directors who have been
constantly operating OIL Creek and throughout the entire
oil region Pennsy well Western Virginia and
vsopm.n and producing OIL having sons sn under
psny property bottom and Se. boring land much
Bend Allegheny River and other where the lands are
being d ,c Th sSS Ss ,Sces, ".
'''HA"'" 90" " No. n BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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LANDS ON OIL CREEK AND CHERRY RUN.

LANDS ON OIL CREEK AND CHERRY RUN
PROPERTY 80. l-ssvESrf bakkkb on OIL pAILI. 4
Burfsp.n ann At the function OF O Greek and Cherry nun
Two new oil well. now operation yielding 20 barrel. daily
Of which one hall so-. the fr., National Petroleum Co.
The proceeds 81 the sale Of this oil aecumuAins
a. the Comp anys treasury and will be d'bursed among Tie
m monthly ii, dend. Of at least two per cent OIL
;hrir inve,,incut. - ,o,,
FIRST DIVIDEND OF TWO PEh CENI, run
FEBRUARY =. u...ua =,
Near this yropeffy are he famous e,v,n. to-
" H,uinopd" and other well. whch Rave oe.h nV"Ins ~.
tire. years. AMI siil ponruf IN constn sHea--
wells III Immediately be SUNK by the company
Engines tools and tubing now on tbs poupd
PnoPrKrY 70. 2-Tohry Aonys on the HATCH Nnn
This property owned In fee, hes just North Of fIomer
sides u Cherry Kan in direct ne between the
Noble we'll which Flowed 800 e.', g. ~. InI,,d
200 Dbl. well ca fibols 'feeA oo""'s y,.n.s to-
States Petroleum Compsnyl' ana out Ht'o u.s. hs,,..a
each. One hundred new s.l.s are low so'hs SNn IN -
the Hatch Pam AMI the on .ree ts 1o,py ~ The
ss beeu strusk on shc northern ,sisa OF ,o =, zoo
e coguet'o wei O. 'W DDS, thc N"pe o 49,. t'n R,nd
tbls. tho Irving wei o. 90 ppis ne osol' ''
farm and Tar farm "a h. ii4medisi. vicinity .
sir well, Will be sunk on the properly, duIint ho
ever been sunk Cherry Run without striking oil
PsopNxT1 40. 3-Hvr WILL vow ooisa povS
parcel Of land the well known Mel ate arm on ohey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

OLIVER Y. WOOD, President
JAMES CRUIKsHANK, vice-Presiient.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Treasurer
JAMES wADSwORTH Secretary.
y. X. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer and General
Superintendent.
PAUL N. sPOFFORD of spoaord, Tle'tOn Co., New
York.
CHARLES j. MARTIN, Pro,iden. Home Insurance Co.,
New.York.
The Hon. ROGER AyERILL, Danbury, Conn.
The Hon. ALBERT L. CATLIN. Burlington. W.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK, No. IS Broadway, New.York.
OLIVER y. WOOD No. &c Barclsyst New-York
JAMES WADSwORIH Of James Wsdsworh Co., No.
81 Cedarst, New-YorL
JOHN w. STRONG. Detroit. Mich.
EDWARD NJ MORGAN, No. Pinest, New'York
The subscription nearly completed that 1t intended to
close tho before the 18th Of February.
Subscription. $3.50 $500 900 purchases the lsnd
to wit g., $50 ACRES. Tho remaining s5oco Il the per
| manent cash working capital Of the Company.
Capital Stock, 5000 COO Par Value Of Shares 800 Sub
srbe this purchase will receive Eight Shares OF stock fol
each One Hundred Dollars subscribed Lands located on thu
Little Kanswba and Elk Rivers. In the Counties Of Ciner AIN
BIaaon in the heart Of the oil region OF Virginia
Richardson reports; Your property IL the vef
center of the West Virginia OIL REGIONS 1t has numero
gas springs along the banks Of its streams one OF wh
| yles with the famous Burning Spring its.lf"
Professor Shepherd Of New Haven Conn., reports II COZ
.der omiently oil producing land The olbcaring shale
undoe IL extensively and the long lines Of caTbureedhydr
sen iurnnatinggss springs some Of which saw buia
aswe the appearance Of oil itself on tie surface OF the tr
| July confirm me in this belief ....i..
There donbt that along your creeks and busrie
there large extent Of valuable oil producing territory IL
prodigous amount buminous and camel coal irouor'
lime and ecays embodied IN tie hizh hills on you
property the tops and aopss which are covered with an e'
odary growth OF whiteosk and oer heavy tiDbers ad
immensely to It's value"
These fully ndorsed by the reports Of the mos
practical and experienced from the Oil districts Of bot
| Fennsy Nv anis and Virginia
The Company consider themselves fortunate In LAYING g.
cured the service, Of Mr. Blackwell practical Civil Eng
necf the sunsrs supsrntendency, well known a. th
late Chief Engineer and Superintendent, OF the Commission
| er. Of Washington Heights" New.fo'k City.
Arrangements In rapid progress for the immediate de
yclopmsnt Of the property scale Commensurate with
valne and extent
Subscriptions payable at the time Of Subscribing. or on'
half in snd the balance thirty days from the time
II tho subscription. be made In person or by t
ter at the Offices Of tho undersigned No 81 Cedar st. New
Ysrt l. X Dobson, No. ~ State.t, Boston. and John
Strong Detroit Mich where full information cen be obtsne.
| JAMES wADswoRTH CO..
No. 81 Cedsr-st.. New York.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER o. THa CrRRyxcI

WARRINGTON January q, 1863
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
w seued to the ged II las been made to appear
that THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK Of New York,
In the City Of NewYork in the County Of NewYork and
State Of NswYork has been duly Organized under and accord
ing the requirements of the Act Of Congress- entitled An
Ac. provide National Currency, secured BY pledge OF
United States bonds and provide for the crculston and
thereof approved June 1854 and has complied
With all the provisions Of sad Act required 70 be complied
with before commencing the business Of Banking under said
Act:
Now therefore, l. Hugh McCuIloch, Comptroller OF The
Currency do hereby certify that THE NATIONAL BROAD
WAY BANK Of New York IN tho City Of HewYork In the
County OF New and State Of 10 to
commence the business Of Banking under the Act aforesaid
this ninth day Of January, 1865. HUGH MeGULLOCH.
Comptroller OF tho Currency.
Currency Bureau Treasury DepsrtnenSesl OF the Comp
trser of the Currency
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OvFICg OF COMPTROLLER OF rHt CrRhESCr, Z
WAanINaToN. Jan Is. laf3.

WARRINGTON, Jan Is, las3.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w snted to the undersigned has been made to sgpear
that the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Of NEW
YORK In the City Of New In the County OF New fofk
and State NewYok has been duly cvan,ed under and
the requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled
An Act TO provide National Currency secured BY pledge
of United States bonds and to provide for tho circulation and
redemption thereof approved June 1854 and has complied
with vi the provisions Of said act required to be complied
with before commencing the bne, Of Banking under sid
act. ~ II,
Currency do hereby certify that The American National
Bank New YORK. in the City Of York IN tue County
New York and State New York suLorized to com
rnence the business Of BANKING under the oct aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness NY hand and seal VI snec
this twenty nth day Of January, 1865.
HUGH koCULLOCH
iSeaI Comptroller Of the Currency.
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Umpire CITY OIL COMPANY.

Umpire CITY OIL COMPANY.
100, 600 siAREs...........:.PAR VALUE 81 EACH
OFFICE No. % WALL.ST., EEW.iORk-
The subscription book will positively close or about the
9Th day of February, 1865.
limited number of shares can be had 81 the
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, - PER SHAKE
BoARD rRrsrgxs:
ISAAC o. BARKER Rutgers Fire lns: Go.
SAMUEL BARTON, Cashier AllsDtic Nail !. ;. Ia
NB. LABAU, No. SO Wallst.
WILLIAM b. ALLEN, Alaire Works.
SHERIDAN SHOOK. No. 100 Broadway.
JEREMIAH SIMONsON. Greenpont
II. NJ KINNE, Kinne CarxeI. No IL brosd'"
J. VAN OnDEN, Fact River Bank
SMITH BARKER, jL, No. Bowling gfeeh'
OFFICERS:
N. B. LABAU, President
w. II. HUBBARD Secretary.
SMITH BARKER, IT,. Treasured
BANKS l. ANDERSON, Attorney ~,
ri, Company hsvs EIGHT WELLS snd two Oil Re
Anecs now In operation large cash capital has been pro
yded for in the organization OF the Company whch WIN the
improvements already existing insure rsisae. sssses
Prospectu, with full particulars, be had AZ the once o.
the Company, No. SO Wsnst
AGENTS to receive subscriptions:
M...,s CXRsCHE L MlNTON, No. ) Broad'st.
~ r. HUHBARD, No n Front.t
kINNE \ CARVER, No. IL broadst.
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CLsvxIASD, CoLrxsrs AND CixcISsAr RAILROAD Co.,
CLEVELAND, o., Jan rs, 1855.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock.
l. holders Of this Company, for tho Election Of Directors
and for the Transaction 81 other business will be held at the
Office OF the Company In Cleveland Ohio. WEDNESDAY
February u.s. 1865 IN accordance with amended bylaw. The
books will DO closed from the evening Of February
until February 10. GEO. H. RUSSELL. Secretary.
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No. n BROADWAY. NEw.YORl

PuprIc PEIRoLErx sroCK ExcHAsas
No. 70 Broadway, corner Reetorst.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-This BOARD is now
Organized and the Calls Of Petroleum Stock take place
Daily, u noon, and p m, Admission free during tns
week sftsr which yearly subscribers will poy Hlv' ena
tfsnsient visitors % cents foy each admission.
w. u JACKSON, Secretary.
EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY.
IL FOURTH DIVIDEND. -
The Trustees Of this Company have ts day declared reg
uar monthly DIVIDEND Of FOUR "a Pen CEHT. Aso'
AN EXfRX DIVIDEND or five (s FER CENT =,
free Of Government Tax from the receipts Of the last month
PAYABLE on the 18th nst at tho Office Of the Company NO
broadway The Transfer Books win DO closed non Tie
iOth 70 the Dab inst, inclusive
NsW.Yeyk, Feb !, lfCa
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8tofkboloers Meetin9s.

OFFICE OF TEE DuBrou. AND sIouH CITv RAnloAp Co.
buBuaUs. Iowa. January H. 1855
FTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the, Stockhold.
the Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company VIII
be held Of the Office Of the Company In Dubuque Iowa. on
MONDAY, February 49, 1885, VI 10 o'clock for the pur'
pose Of eectiug four Directors for the Of years
LOUIS BOISOT Secretary.
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eNEW.YOHK DAILY TRIBUNE,
GOAL RI INES .rl
...i .lrljot owsrpB
CONS UMERS.
COAL SUPPLIED AT ACTUAL
-TN e.- aa COST.
NO PERSONAL LIABILITY!
FUTURE CALLS on ASSESSMENTS
THE CONSUMERS BENEFIT
COAL COMPANY

Is now or,anziHs upon the Mutual Plon and presents the
same features that have resulted successfully In fha'
delphia aid Boston, This the pioneer company u Ne"
York. Present price Of Coal, 81 so to 90 per tun.
CASH CAPlTAL..... ...'..'''''SOOV'Ovo
NUMBER or SHARES (Sixty Thousand). ..6O,OOO
FAR VALUE Nul raid) (Ten Dollars ..'.'.......'SiO
WORKING CAPITAL Tin cash out Of above) = iVO'VoU
Tie capital being paid in full there can be no pe'so"a "
bty TO the Shareholders any further calls OF
Each share entities the holder to receive annually ana per
pe,uslly, ll
ONE TUN OF COAL AT ACTUAL COST,
aud semannua cash dividends Of the profits Of the sales OF
Surplus Coal eer supplying the sharehodes ana Coal WI
be delivered at any place within tue Cities oil New OH
rookyn jersey City and other adjacent Cities on the Rvtks
RAILROADS ccn,ns therein at the actual cost OIL MINING
Sboers who do ct desire 10 receive the Coal they are
entitled TO- may have their proportion sold by the Company
sdependept of lie regular Semi Cash Dividends
JOHN ANDERSON. No. 4l3 Finh.aye; ,...
COLA. +. WILLAMETTE, vice-rresdcnt Home Insurance
C. H. DEEAMATER. Delams.cr Iron Works. cv
j. L. DOUGLASS Secretary Merchants Insurance Company
A ApTllJsas M sSS
JAS. fHI' %SFiHpssArLEY, rhdsen 4 whe.uey.
i iiC G C GobFRfY dUNThFR Mayor Of NewYOrk
aREEEp n W4ep Ny GtS'ya
lion. MARTIN KALBFLElsCH, E1Afayor and NJ 0''
CHARLES JENKINS. President Fast River Bank.
H. o. GLOVER. President Harmony Insurance Company
COUNSEL
BARNEY, BUTLER L PARSONS Trinity Building.
Books of subscription at the following psee
Office Of the Company No II Broadway Room No 90 En-
pire Buiding back room, second story)
East River Benk No $50 Broaawsy.
T. WYcRoF sTe L TIT Moussuc,st, Brooklyn.
Mayors Office. Jersey City
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The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend OF FIFTY
PER CENT upon oil participating Life Policies IN iodce
which issued twelve months pTior TO January 1909
They have directed the payment Of the Fifth and final install
Twenty per dividends Of 1850 TO 1850 incln
1852.
Certificates will bs redeemed in cash. and after the hr
MONDAY in March next presentation the Home Office
Policies subject TO Notes will be credited with the Dividends
the settlement OF next premium.
BY order Of the Board -
WILLIAM II. BEERS Actuary.
During the year 1895 policies were issued, iusurps
Al3l47,55S.
BALANCE SHEET OF THE COMPANY, JANUARY J..
1863
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lE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1896.
PETROLEUM.
NO LIABILITIES TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NO LIABILITIES TO STOCKHOLDERS.
THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM CO.,
OF
NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
ORGANIZED UNDER. The LAWS OF THE STATE OF
NETWORK, JAN, 1865.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 900, 900,
IN 100000 SHARES OF sJ EACH.
A LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK RESERVED AT 80
AsHARE.
TWO NEW WELLS on COMPLAINTS PROPERTY
NOW YIELDING 20 BARRELS DAILY-FlVE
WELLS NOW GOING DOWN.
MONTHLY DIVIDENDS OF AT LEAST TWO PER
CENT GUARANTEED FROM THE START.
OFFICE 40 100 BROADWAY.
OFFICERS.
PREsrpysr,
CUAS. II. APPLICABLE.
(Of {. II. Applssate Bro. NO 3Si Broadway
VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN J.. DOUGLASS.
(secrstaIy Merchants Fire Insurance Col
rpEAAuRER
HIRAM Or. BOND,
Banker, No. II Pinest)
SECRETARY,
JOHN .. HOYT,
(Comm.,iop Merchant, No. +Cedar")
arsERAL suPERNTESpRSr
MAHLON =. FROST,
tOf Tl,Csyilc, Ps.)
pASxKns,
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co.,
,Coner Nassau and Pins-sl')
Op Ssw.YoRH-Chss. H. Apologize. John l.. ponsn'
Cha. A. Crane John b. Bou,on John o. Hoyt, Samuel Is
Rooney.
OF TIru.yrLIr. PA-Mshlon $. Frost. Chs' C. GEidiey
Clhs b. Hall
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PROVIDENCE, &c., SUPREME COURT,
/ sHpTEMsER TERM, A. D. iesa-Upon the spplhisss,.
don Of Nathan DIXON for an order o. no,e 70 'Ie g
reiver: ,.s ,hs, Oh. ss,a DIXON
rhc.so THbune and Tribune directing tho hSdes
sn 60 hing In end present their bills OF SAID
and .sd kef,IsI ds =, Of e MsI s
~ ~ IN he forever barred against sad Receiver
ga n W. he pubhed least two months after the
i',h asy o. &c aeree Of Court 42d day 9S! cc ~
Entered a. ,ns ueS''' JOHN A. GARDNER, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES
MORRIS FRANKLIN, THOMAS SMULL
JOHN NJ NIXON, ISAAC g. kENDALL,
n,VID OONS JOHN l.. ROGERS,
DANIEL T. MILLER, JOHN Mhhs,
WILLIAM BARrONl, RUSSELL DARI
WI r i)I1sENBVRY WM. II. APPLETON,
JOHN f. WILLIAMS, ROBEKI b. COLLINS,
HENRY T. BOGERT DUDLEY Il. FULLER.
WA A. BOOTH
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
ISAAC G. KENDALL, Vice President
WILLIAM Il. BEERS, Actuary.
THEODORE NJ. BASTA Cashier.
CORNELIUS II. BO0ERi, NJ. d.. Nea;cs, F.a,niners
GEORGE WILKES, NJ. d.,
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NOrICE.-THE UNITED STATES PETRO-
IN LFUM COMPANY will receive PROPOSALS e. the
Oncs. the Company No ~ Exchange place, HewYork.
md Placer. NeInngo County Penn until SATUR
DAY TIC 2jh February next, for LEASING pats Of tho
pos rs.on % tie Company, Phoe Greek, and AZ Walnut
Bend Allegheny River. Nrnanso County, Pe. Aost OF
the property On Pithole Greek 10 in the immediate vicinity
VI Tie EsLer WeU recently developed by the Compsny
and now ov from go TO 300 berTc u oil per day.
Mars of the property be the offices Of the Com
pany whore further information will be yen. BY order Of
the Board, L. o. FENNlSG, Secretary
New York JAN Is, 1865. r.r
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Union TRUST COMPANY
OF NETWORK.
NO. 70 BROADWAY, COR. RECTOgsT.
CAPITAL, $1,000, 200.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.

This Company prepared receive deposits Of money
from individuals firms end corporations, subject to night
CHECK or paysbe a, given time and allow interest for The
same on the most favorable terms
III. by law authorized to act guardian and receiver n
estates and to accept and trusts for married women
in respect to their separate property and act as agents Tor
them in the management Of such property and also legal
depository Of moneys paid into Court
BUSINESS MKs. Executors, ADMSisrRAToRs' OF 1nps-
TEES Of estates SAAaIKD MKs MERcHASTs CLERKS, and
FEMALES rSAccusToxED rRAssAcTioS OF brsisEss
will 6pd hi, safe depository for money eaording al the
SECURITY and oil Baf with the advantage oil
the accumulation Of interest
!. r. FRoTHINCHAN, President.
T.. PRUYN vice-Prosident
WILLIAM r. AIDRIcH. Secretary
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nRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.-H0cs
l Medium Drrn-C ylinder two fountains Ia e1eeosas
on.r ID. d. NICHOLSON No. lO& Williamst.
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DISPOSED OF AS FOLLOWS;
Reserved for Losses, due subsequent
to JAM j. 1865. .....,............. 67,Hl 43
Reserved for Reported Losses,
sv aitng proofs, Sc.............. 1880 90
Reserved for special Deposit for
minor children. Observation-Disclosures. 265 16
Amount reserved for Reinsurance
all existing policies valuations
a; per cent interest).. .......... 2,43,, 955 -
Dividends declared prior TO 1850, ...f
uncai.ed for...................... 1881 10
Received for:
Dividends, 1850 10 1850 inclusive. - -r..-
to b. paid. ................ 1921 IL
Do, 1861 and 1862. now 10 be paid. 1878.
Do, 1863 present valoe at 4 per
cent int. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sst1t OF
Do. 1864 do, do, do. l392l1 %
Do, 1895 do, do, do. 3l2,Gi1 90 ...
ryiJen ........................... 2l3673 81
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CROM 10 to lOA CENTS Paid for 4 o ~ =.
IL NEWSPAPERS AID PAMPALETs,by ~ y ~'''''
Err, 10. q sprGcef..
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CEWfNC MACHINES.-All the best SEwS
- mo MACHINES (new1 for SALE and TO RENT. Also
Machines bought exchanged and repaired.
----.- Z. H. DIAMOND, No. 319 bfoadway y. IL