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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE
HOOP SKIRTS.

j. w. B,adley's New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTio
lor double) SPRING SKIRT. ~ W..
Vests Bradley d Cary late J. J. .. VEST
sole proprietors and manufacturers, ~ CHAMBERS
and 10 and 81 Reade Streets, N. I.
This invention consists OF Duplex (or twol FL
liptic steel springs ingeniously braided tlghtly
and firmly together, edge to edge, making the
toughest most flexible elastic and durable spring
ever used They seldom break or bend Ike single
springs, and consequently preserve their perfect
an beautiful shape twice as long as any other SKIRT
The wonderful fexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly IN al
crowded assemblies, operas, carriages raiiroI1
cars churches pews. arm chairs, promenade anu
house dress as the skirt can be folded wneh III
use, to occupy small place as easily as SILK OF
mnslin dress 81.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort,
and convenience of wearing the duplex EliiptSc
steel spring skirt for a single day VIII never al
terward willingly dispense with their use. tfor
children, misses, and young ladies, they are su-
perior to all others.
They are the best quality in every part ana un-
questonably the lightest, most desirable comior-
table and economical skirt ever made.
For sale in all firstclass stores in this CITY ana
throughout the u. s., Canadas. Havana de Cuba'
Mexico, South America and West Indies.
INqUIREFOB THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT. ZoWlo
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Summer Arrangement commencing May 10, 1860
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at S.54 A NJ, 10 and
946 PM.
Mail Train leaves Rouse's Point at 80 A. M,
connecting at White River junction and Bel
lows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester,
Springfield and New York, arriving in New
York at l0.l5 P NJ, and with trains on Passump-
sic r. II.
Day Express leaves Montreal at 5.45 AM, st.
Johns at 10 a. m, 0gdensburg at $50 A. M,
&c. connecting at Burlington with Rutland rail-
road for Troy, Albany and New York arriving
in Bostin via Lowell at 1870 p. m. Z
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg at IL.
30 AM Montreal at $3.50 PM Rouse's Point ats .45
p. m, St. Johns at 4.40 pm. arriving at Boston
at 40 NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire r h. for Boston and Worcester, and
with Vt. Valley R. r., for Springfield &c,
and arriving in New York at II 30 p. NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH 'rD WEST.
Leave Waterbury at3.22 A N, S.5i AN, 3.5S P N.
and oil Pm.
Day express leaves Boston via Lowell at Ol
a m, for Burlington, st Adams, Montreal and
Ogdensburgh arriving there at II 80 IN.
Mail train leaves Boston at 1904 NJ, via Law
renee T.30 a. M, for Burlington, Rouse's Point,
&c.
Leaves Boston via Fitchburg, at f.30 A. NJ.
Springfield at 1.45 a. m. connecting at White
River Junction with Day Express for Burlington
Montreal, Ogdensburgh and the West.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 40
am. and Burlington at 9l0p. IN. forRousesPoint
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at 10.
90 p NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York at II. 10 p M, and
from Cheshire railroad, leaving Boston at 8. 80 p
NJ, connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at $50 NJ, for Burlington.
Rouse's Point Montreal, and Ogdensburgh,
connectn at Montreal and Ogdensburgh, with
Grand Trunk trains for the west.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night eX.
press trains running between st. Adams and
Boston, and St. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. G. MERRILL,
st. Adams, May |, 1865. 80 Sup't
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a GA HS nd.

Editor of NEwsDEALER In reply to many
letters and inquiries from people in this section oil
the country the undersigned take great pleasure
in saving through the columns OF your paper,
that our renowned preparation known as Goes
DYS EPSIA CURE, Is u certain cure Tor Dys-
pepsa in its worst stages, Many cures OF long
standing, within our own acquaintance, nave
been completely, and we believe permanently cur
ed II win stop distress after eating almost. IN
staneously, and enables the dyspeptic who has
lived for years upon Graham bread and the plain
est diet to eat as heartily rs he pleases, and any
thing he chooses, without danger Of distress, or
souring or rising on the stomach. IL Is an lnial-
lible c0rrector OF Indigestion and emancipation.
creates healthy appetite. stops observation-disclosures
heart burn, sickness at the stomach, pains, cramp
or collie in either stomach or bowels, and sweetens
offensive breath as soon "a you take it, and by
enabling the patient TO take plenty Of hearty food
which is the parent of health, y produces yigor
and energy. IN every trial we have known it
has speedily eradicateJ dyspepsia with all its
attendant suherings, weakness, debility and loss
Of power, giving instead, a proper activity and
tone to the stomach and organs Of digestion,
and ~ we confidently believe and as the publish
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can be obtained ut all drug stores in the U. S. ,
and Canadas at 81 90 per bottle. or bottles for
$500. G, &. CLARK, q Co., Proprietors,
lly1 New Haven, CT.
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Now II the Time to buy q
Good Farm!

TIME subscriber offers his farm for sale, con-
u tanning 100 acres-T5 under improvement -
well fenced (of which a good share is stonewall)
and in good state of cultivation. House, new
and convenient, with soft water running into 1t.
] carriage house and shop; 2 barns, with sheds
and grainary. Located miles north of Hyde
park village, and 30 rods west of Wiswall school
house. Now is the time to buy, for you can see
the soil. Terms, $500. $500 down the bal
lance to suit the purchaser. Stock sold with the
farm if desired. LOTT b. LEIGHTON.
Hydepark, April "a, 1865.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
Dipioen6 Notices.

Oyr1cr MAxIErrA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co.
As RE- .oE6ANlE
CHrLLIcOTHE ONO, Feb. ", 1868
dividend N0T1CE.-At q Meeting of the
IL BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company. beld on the
I'D instant DIVIDEND Of THREE (J) PER CENT was
declared for the s1 months cgdDg the 3l December. 1884
on t end I'd Preference Shares Of the Company payable
IN Kind on the 10th Of March next
The Dividend, due the stock registered the New York
Books will BE- paid the Farmcrs Loan and frost Company
IN Ksw.York City. -.-l 49,
Those due ON the Stock rsgs.cr-d chieotbe Ohio viii
be paid at this Office. WIN. y. WhisON. SECRETARY.
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TNEN YEARS LOAN.
$500 600.
COUPON BONDS. rs
Kres cousrY TH.AsuRxa's oyyIcn,

Kmes COUNTY TREAsuRxRt OYYicI,
No. Is COURT 81, BROOKLYN feb. il, 1850
Va County Treasurer hereby invites subscrpon IN sut
- sne sbonssnd dollars and upward loan Of e1aoo
utbozed by Chap Of the laws of 1854 and by resolution Of
- Board Of Supervisors adopted Dee TO- ls6i oI the pu
Hs hng the quota Of the County under the PRESIDENTS
~ call for more troop
erbscriber viii receive "Cerlfcs,es Of Irdebtedness
ossrsx the date Of subsrpton until the bonds
- ready for delivery. ,,.,,r,, ,,,.p
CENT PER ANNUM. payable semi snnnHliy, to wit; IN
6As ls days Of May and Nevemoer the principal WIN De que
~ payable the 10. day OF Nay, ls13.
IL sub.crption book open the Treasurer oce
THOMAS A. GARDINER. County Treasurer.
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Petroleum.

BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 2ci INST
THE IRONSIDEs PETROLEUM COMPANY.
- la0tIINse
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF rHn srATD
OF NETWORK. XIX.
y CAPlrAL................,... $3.50 600.
DIVIDED INTO $4,000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, SO PER SHARE
OFFICERS: htt
Ptesid.nt Secretary snd nsssuses
WILLIAM HEGEMAN '"' WILLIAM H. CLARK.
Counsel a..s.a .r...I. "
WILLIAM C. DE WITT. ,-f
TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM HEoEMAN, Of Hegemsn ( Co.. Druggists No
2o3 Broadway, NewYork
j. PRIOR RoRKE, Sec. Gem Esclangs FMS. Co, cor We
ham aud Beaversts., New.York.
VIII LIAM +. FOwLE, orw. p. J. r. FOwle, Boston.
A. A. FOSTER, of Foster l. Tower, No. ~ BeekmaDA,
New-York. .- r., --.-.., '--t ....
r. r. BACKUs, Of Lshish Crane Iron Co., Piaia sf
L. B. VAN KLEECK No 100 Broadway New.YoxA no. a.
ALExR McCUE, Counselor at Law. Brookyn oil .lis-
EDWARD F. PATCHEN, Of 7. Ketchsm Co., Ne -
Waist. New.York.
wM II. CLARK, No. Il Broadway New.Y0rk
Bankers -.. II.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. .-- ..,,g. &.
IT Superintendent at Oh City, '-f. alma,
FRED. B. BACKUs. .
OFFICE. NO. ~ BROADwAY.N c1
Roon No. g. .1-. .t
Tie and possessions this Company sitossd -
the heart Of the oil region Of yeuapgo County, Psnnsyysa
and are, In brief, as follows .- . .-r
FEE SIMPLE. rsaeQ f
100 both Gdes Tionests Creek ..a
20 both sides Stuarts Run t''1L
Interests In well Smith Farm PUMPING 70 BARRELS
PER DAY in the Bai~ts Well FLOWING 20 BAa-
RELs PER DAY and INCREASING; the fan,ous Auburn
Well, FLOWING 20 BARRELS PER DAY; In the nsw
Fsunce WEI PUMPING 70 BARRELS PER DAY. and In
the crlebrsted New.Jerey Well. FLOWING $50 PER
DAY. Also. interests In FOUR WELLS NOW COMO
DOWN. and the Company hsve commenced 10 sDk WELLS
on THEIR OWN PROPERTY.
Tho incorporates design making this permanent company,
whose become excellent nvssun rather than
speculation. Those among them having the
largest financial ts Affairs will devote themselves
personally to its management ..
Its lands and wells viii constantly and thoroughly devel
opea on and stock, viii be made the Of Hs
revenue. 4.
The subscription books for limited number Of shares eftbs
stock Of this company open the Once Of the
psny and at the ONCE Of either Of the above named us
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NEW.YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTI-
MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the Laws Of Newly York.
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LIABILITY

new 200 barrel well on Cherry Run.
new l5O barrel well Of Fine Lubrieasus on on Sugar
Greek.
new 200 barrel well has been struck Cherry Ran above
the Reed wei. close property Of tl company, the
NTH IN spsaS GS o. @
Another well the Hosz farm close to tls, also nearly
new 5o barrel we fins ubhcating Oh has been struck
Sugar Creek he first well bored) adjoining the Saunders
farm the property Of this company on witch fwel Is nearly
completed wish splendid show Of OIL
One acre tof of Homestead Reserved on the
Saunders Farm which farm belongs to this Company sold
two days since for : $500
Th. properties Sugar Greek snd
entire properties Of the company worth to-day five
naLons Of dollars.
CAPITAL, 81 500, 900, DIVIDED INTO 100000
SHARES.
PAR VALVE, IS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF
SHARES REMAINING, s3 PER SHARE.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL on THE SUB
sCRIBgRs, AS 50, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
PnEnpESr-J. s. CLARK, Of NewYork
xicEPKEsDRNr1h; II WisHARI Sew'forE
sEcRErAHY-J. CoNKLIN. New York.
RXR. kETcHUM, baltimore, Ma
J. i GOULD fii.iI rsii.s %p Pa r...
" w99p2usF, s,l.i%eIs Nd
A. CLARK, Tar Farm Pa
II. b. CLARK, OIL Guy, Pa
GENERAL suPERINTENDESTs:
olAh L ,. CLARK, f 81 osy; T r. Fam" 70
No. u BROADWAY, NY.
No. 612 and 6I4 CHESTNUT ST. PHTLA,
No. 1 CARROLL HALL BALTiMoRE.sT,
BALTIMORE, MD
Tho property embracing upward Of s3s Acre. In dser
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81 .NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MARCH 10. 1866.
MARCH, MAY AND JULY
- -el.T COUPONS A.
-.. CASHISD. IN GOLD,
.. ON LIBERAL TERMS,

.. ON LIBERAL TERMS,
HENRY A. HEISER'S SONS.
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
NO. A PINE ST, NETWORK
United States 80 Treasury notes ready for inmedae
delivery In sums to suit, AND ONE QUARTER OF ONE
PER CENT COMMISSION ALLOWED TO ALL PAR
TIES PURCHASING FOR ACCOUNT OF OTHERS.
fNLARK, DODGE g. CO.,
BANKERS AND AGENTS
FOR THE UNITED STATES $50 LOAN.
NO. 81 WALL.ST.
Have al denominations Of 73o Notes hand for imut
date delivery
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Hnanrial.
ECONOMY' is WEALTH.
PEOPLES

MUTUAL COAL COMP A N Y {,
OFFICE No f57 BROADWAY, FIRST FLOOR
CONTINUOUS SUPPLY AND sEMr-ANNUAL DIv1-
bends TO STOCKHOLDERS
80 PERSONAL LIABILITIES.
NO Future CALLS OR ASSESSMENTS.
CAPITAL
WORKING CAPITAL tout OF sbOve) IN CASH. 500, 600
HUMBER OF HARES...................." 10000
NUMBER OF TUNs OF COAL TO SHARE
HOLDERS ANNUALLY............... 10000
PAR VALUE OF EACH SHARE QuIl paid).. SO
4 Company Is now Granting to be called the
PEOPLES MUTUAL COAL COMPANY,
the purpose of supplying shsreholdeIs the beat
quality Of
WHITE ASH COAL,
~rtbs various sres use the actual cost Of mining
ssaatior and delivery.
TRUSTEES:
EAAC B. WELLINGTON, Of krm Of Wellington Coz.
Ne "A Brosa-st
SAMUEL STREET. Of firm OF Samuel STREET. 4 Co, No. 81
Wsterst
WILLIAM BROWN. ofsrm of is. W. Brown, No
Uwser,st
DAVID CARR, Of firm Of Carr Blanchard, No. al
Fssaist
JOHN MOKILLoP. o. firm Of MeKilop sprssue. No. 81
xsrhrow.
JAMES n. KIDDER, formerly Of Samuel G. Reed Co.,
GY
JOHN l. STREET, No. ~ Deyst.
z. w. LORD No. 90 Barcsy-s., N. Y.
John JOHNSON, Of Jay and Frontss. Breskly n.
Or. WILLIAM q. LORD, Newark, N. J.
WILLIAM IL sAcKETT, Albany, NY.
BAAC N. HAIGHT, Troy. Y.
fhs object of the Trustees to render the Company
cubic benefit, by dividing Its advantages among large
bsI Of individuals
They have bought and paid for celebrated coIery In
eshuylkiD County, Penn. with the Engines Machinery
Drsshers. snops Miners Houses Tools Carr Rail Tracks
~ Mls and other personal property and have denooi
nsssd IL the
PEOPLES MUTUAL COLLJERY.
Shareholders in the Company win be entitled on. tsn Of
sss anasaA at actual coat for each share sk held b.
-.
The urpu, coal produced from the mines amer supplying
ns stockholders, win be sold market profits
divided srDOng the Stockholders Cab Di
Sds Those who do not desire receive the eos they
Dc entitled TO- con, upon application Company have
such coal sold for their particular benefit and the profits
u paid 70 them In addition to the regular annual diy
osoas
gAs eoa win be delivered in the cities Of NewYork
0ssoAn Jersey City Albany Troy and other place, the
hns Of rivers and railroads. at the Of mining tran.
Dsststien and delivery.
LARGE CONSUMERS SUPPLIED
BY THE CARGO.
Seal d The present price, ia Of the most expensive Of
asessssres and the mutual system ofe only protection
ssns the several pota ehssed between tho mine and tho
ssssumer.
tSs consumers unite and their Co!liefy
&c carry this ises into practical operation, the
PEOPLES MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
sEvtss your subscriptions, l.
Tho Subscription Book now open Q, The following
$500 viz: At The Conpany's Office (new Marble Budne
BE- Is7 Broadway first floor WRLLiseroS Cox, No "a
Drssast; J. 8. W. BRowE, No. 50 ws.eI-st. CARR
BLANCHARD No. al Frcn..st.; McKILIoP sPRAeUk, No
SFsrk row and NO 13s Nassausi w. H. sAcKErT No. 90
0sssst Albany; Messrs PILE BRO, corner uloY and
Yisrepou also, Carroll ind Hrks Ste. BfOolyn
- p. Srnmoxs and Isaac ~ HAeHT Troy. |,
u See report Of Professor Hitchcock the property
- Cam OIL il
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DEDEMPTION Of CALIFORNIA BONDS.
H STATE OF CALIFORNIA TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Feb
rp1y O. l@sTc all whom may coucen There now In
the STATE Treasury, in the OF two hundred and
twenty five thou sand dollars 22s 600 with which, rrov
ded redeem civil bonds Of the State saed under
the act passed ApGii 20, les7.
And I. hereby given that Civil Bonds ssped under
said Of 1857, viii be purchased seid
Of two hupdrea aud twenyhv thousand dollArs ts
600 vii f-deeus
sealed fopo1s, Will be received a, The otee o. tss s,As
Treasurer at Sacramento California nnt n PM r. ' "
e'coch M. whom they WI b opened = "a. --.-..,-
No bid red unless 90 onpnnea y a.
he bid be acospted and the Coupons from NO 70 ~ oo'b
inclusive must staehee to the Bonds md be den'sfea
with them ncr,.co o,., r..,..
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stockholders Mectin9s.

NrOTICE.-WALLKIL LEAD COMPANY.
~ A meeting OF tho Stockholders Of this Company will
be he'd OF the ole. Of l., A. QglNTARp, ESQ., No. Fihe
Ii on FRIDAY Morch n, 81 -
BY order Board OF Directors. -
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de KALB a- y
rs PETROLEUM COMPANY. ---
CAPITAL. $3.50, 200.
$4,000 SHARES AT $40 EACH. PAID IN FULL
SECOND GREAT WELL. in.- ID.
JUST STRUCK ON PITHoLE GREER.
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS PER DAY.
This new Wen indspu.sby proves PitHole Greek to
be second to none great Oh Producing Region.
JUST STRUCK ON rITHoLE CREEK.
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS PER DAY.
THE DE KALB COMPANY OWNS
100 ACRES IN FEE

| The LIE kAI.B COMPANY OWNS
100 ACRES IN FEE,
almost adjoining this grea. Well and applications
being considered for leasing out Of three very
advantageous terms aud tie Company has engine
Well unk with great dispatch Three more Well.
going down - rapidly as the weather will allow.
OFFICERS:
GEORGE L. EIGESBRODT.
Treasurer
HENRY DE ZAvALA
Secretary,
SAMUEL w. BOOCOCK
Counsel
JOHN H. BIRD, esq
Bankers,
CARR, TAYLOR 4 CO.
TRUSTEES:
Ono. J. EIs.xBRopr No. % Brosd-A
J. X. snrrh No. - Broadway.
sAsuIL HASKELL, cor; PIsit and Goldsss
kAhLcS > fRosr. NO. Ledsrs-
=. q. LUDLOW, NJ. d., No. 40 r.. Twenty thrdst.
J. VAS kEsssEIAER, jr.,No ~ Exchange place
Hrxxr DE- zAvALA, No. 100 Broadway.
SCHEDULE.
| No lon on Creck-one acre Bcnnehoa Farm, with
TWO WELLS yielding Forty barrel, per day the other
ready tube flowed 10 barrel. per day striking oil
| No f-Fros, Refinery Buildings, OGce. &c, &c.
No ZONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES IN
ITEE on Pi, Hole Creek
| No. Al 30 acre, In fee on the Lite Kanawhs
Subscription Book. win remsln open until the 10Th dy Of
March =. The Office Of the Company. Bankers,
CARR, TAYLOR CO.
no % BROAD STREET ROOM No. IS.
ORDERS IRON OUT on TOWN IMMEDIATELY
ATTENDED To.
nUTCHMAN RUN OIL COMPANY.
900 900.
800. 600 RESERVED FOR wORKiso CAPITAL.
PAR VALUE elo PER SHARE SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE, o.
5000 SHARES ONLY, FOR SALE AT g.
yrEsIpESF ssnArarh
IN HENRY HIRAM J. ESSES0ER
sycsrrAsYi
T. C. ooETCHIrs.
SrrrERs;
,o,yuaoH IrrsoS Prv.iasnl New brunswick Rubber
Company
IL HENRY OF North American Lis. insursrce Company.
PAUL n sPoTroRD. Of spodord. TiIe'son Co
HIRAM J. MEssENGER, Banner. No ~ Broadway. CO..
THOMAS H. wAosTAFF, Of wssssi 4 Goetchius, No.
II Broadway.
The property OF this eompsry eonsSs ~ THREE ThCU
SAND ACRfs OF lspd In lee simple In wiz and m'chc
Cosnues Wet Virginia or putehnAn Run and Huss hv.r
Ths land 10 oil paid TO- ard prcposed 20 se but 300
shar.s Of the working capital vasch 10 considered ample
until portion Of The and sod for which there many
oh-n a isrvs advsDo~ upon ooss- ,
Th-r. are n OIL springs the property also eos
and t,otsr There bot little doubt that productive wells
can be hsd hundred and my two hundred feet
and VIII bs and by the LIST OF Msy large
di,id-nds will doubtless be Irsz-d.
Professor RICHARDSON who brs ~rufnin-d the property
ave The psiebmsn Eun Properly lies estwren the erys
t.ns~d Of Petroleum the Burning sprng Oh ksron
thaf Petroleum lode In ieli the most posi-
tive evidsnc- that this vicinity superb oil bearing rreon
Reports and Prospsctus he'd o6ice whets The
book open Tor sub.cri piiOn.
WA0SfAFy 6oETCHlUs, No. II Brosdwsy.
NETWORK AND BOSTON OIL
COMPANY.
eoh ready for delivery. few shares Of soch FOR
SALE In this fayorif. company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10
peiroIennl.
DETROLEUM.
BOOKS CLOSING.

THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL CLOSE on
MARCH J. AFTER WHICH No STOCK WILL W SOLD SOLD
AT THE PRESENT SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF y rim
SHARE. LIMITED NUMBER OF SHAKES WILL
BIZ SOLD FOR FEW DAYS AT % PER SHARE.
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PETROLEUM.


81 .r9t- Petroleum.
TIE tsn.55a ---a
IRVING PETROLEUM COMPANY.
U0OO,
DIVIDED INTO 100, 900 SHARES.
PAR VALUE. % EACH.
Temporary oHRc. Of the Company ii RANDOLPH II. COO
b. LEYs, no. 10 Wsl-st, New.York. ..
..y- OIL. ovucyns 15, ..r 10 &
CARL = ,Hf raHssEsAorL. RAsDoIriH1 II Cooley
TRUSTEES.
. CARL L. RECKEAGEL. OF Rschnsssl Co., No. "
Cedarr- l-t t-''l 1l-
B. W. BULI4pf B. w. Bull 4 Cor No. eedsrs-
aASboipH N. COOLEY. No. 80 wsl-'s. d. ., IL
JAMEs H. WHEATLEY, Of wheailey Williams X Co..
No. ioI wnlls. '
THOMAS ANDREWS. Of I. Andrews / Co. No. j"
Cedmst I'D q.
IouN II. EVANS, Of Wing L Evans No. u BeAveI's
MircHELL n. PACKARD. Of Packard Jalue', No. iee
waterst % .i '-"
IOuH =. RATHBoNE, No. ii Gro~n-st. Albany.
THEODORE y. HUMPHREY. No. lestaiest' Albany.
sh,.hoa. are tempt from al personal responsibility
The pro,,ry has carefully selected by 'seresnss snd
l,A before tho public. not fGs tho purpose Of making
money on, of selling the stock but TO- the development o.
, lands Which are acknowledged to be among the best In
III. on reson Their two farms on PlOe IN fccshnp are
considered ssry kns boring ieuloy md on winch tcy ne TO
commence work q once. I'D 1.t1 5J rs I.5Eg..8. q
Their Producing property consists OF an Interest," In the colo
sr.sd Coquete Well the largest flowing weh in e.isno'
md viii guarantee prom disdsnds Nom date Of hs"fan
/ -. .|. o. Ana q.
Ths Trustees have reserved FOR Working capital, $500
| IN. hooks OF SUBSCRIPTION w,Ii CLOSE N a'
I'D Of MACH .tld5.E 20 81 lalA gL.Ia1 u u
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