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, 1865-01-18

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Inc receipt OF tne news o. INC Ian Oh rot1 1isu-
ef' ano tne eonsequent aeeAne III eo!o un nao.u.
ins. caused reacuoo IN 'ne general na1Aos ~
cay. ana We nave 10 note 1o"et pFlcos Luz ne0S
every atueie OF Haae Ano eoaamese.
Ihe PROVISION market va pafacnlafly deptess
Cd and sfa9nan1 Ness fork vas IN sef5 nmlteo
request, and We note decline In prices OF aoe Pc.
barrel, with sales Of only Soo oafrc's ass sosst1
S5'.u TOT present delivery There was no DE-
mara LOT iatare delivery At aaTth iAe former
prices. Prime Mess Pork was almost wholly neg
lccted, and we note turther depression N price
OF &c PER orl' with sales OF GU psis at fsi5o los
present delivery, and S3oD lot delivery up to Isl
March. at buyers opuon- FheEe was noshlnS
dono In eulss English or arecn Meats. anu tne
market was ann' os 0! tao .osls s"ees picked
HamB changed nanos III a9e- Lard was neglected
and nominally lower WIN sales OF 81 tres steam
Leaf Lafd at nc. Brown 6feaso WIS aold at 15c-
Tallow va. entirely neglected.
-. Dressed Hogs were In out hmi1ed request and
that only BY sh1ppels, undef which We nave to
note decline In prices Of &c per 1oo ns' with
sales at range Of $l4.pe4l5-ao-laeg gfeat nolR OF
the transactions having been al ei1Daeh'o' o'-
paeing On @0 hs. AL sold OVER 1he 4a11er fanse
were extra heavy weights.
The market for HighWfnes was buoyant. anu VIC
, 1865-01-18
The Albany Lumber Trn dc.

In re annual 1evew Of the Lumbar trade Of A'oans,
the EEentn1 JouTH0t eAys: "a greater proportion
Than usual Of the pine received In lg6 csme from ID
nadat Tie supply nom sonshern New York having
been largely decreased By the want Of tor log
eng ast winter, and that from Michigan By the high
rates Of lake and canal elEhts With the Increased
toll charged by the State. Lumber from Canada had
to be rad 1nr u gold and therefore prices followed
largely The fluctuations tn that f1adard OF value The
ya1ue Of the lumbss shingles and ayes received Ii
1854 exceeded y 500 coo. The stock held over this
Mlntes tt Is 1a5ser tsn asus1 bsius estimated 4
feet long, and principally tsy boards and plank Thefa
u a1so heavy stock Of these In Canada, neld mostly
howevef.b BY strong hands who will to market
unless eos; aad Iar pront can bo seal.zed a the
prices ruling on The cose Of the season. without
to the panntaetnrtrs There ia large reduction re-
ported By CAnalA dealers In the quantity ioEB being
cut this TinteT and should the supply for next
be materially less than for 1854 reiunerat.ye prices
may he obtained. Tho demand for exporsation viii
not probably ee heavy, ana foreign markets aza ta-
but lightly stocked and should baiiding be more &C.
tlre,n coed demand may be anticipated from that
sou5fe% IN and want, of anA she Goyera
ls1Ee ~ 1885, The following table SLOWS The official
receipts Of tho canal at Albany during ths years
, 1865-01-18

STATISTICS OF TIE UNITARIAN DkHoM1.7A-
American Unitarian denomination, gives the
following International the number Of min
listers and societies belonging to the body !:
The whole number Of societies Is $50, an In
crease Of three over last yenr. In 1880 there
were 1913 societies the increase for IS years
has therefore been about 80 per cent. OF
whole number Of ministers is $40. This In
cludes professors in colleges, chaplains, &C.;
1856 Of these are unsettled, 100 settled. Last
year there were 143 ministers; loss, IL.
There are two theological schools IN the de-
nomination; in Cambridge, and in Meadgille,
Pal
, 1865-01-18

Here gold opened 21e, declined In panic at aiC
and closed at 214. The demand to-day was chiefly
by ehort sellers, who "covered'' to-day at good
profit. Silver Tas dull at ECO. The demand /.
very light.
Government Bonds were In good request md
nrm at 109i for Five-twentes, with sellers at t1Ioa
Ten-forttes were steady at lQ2f buying, and 1850
103i selling.
Cook County Bonds are steady at O5GW.
-Greenbacks arc selling In Buffalo at 46n} q cent
premium. The Buf1alonians had better follow the
example Of the Chicago Board of Trade-do away
with the "mixed" currency and then they will
have 'tgreenbacks" at par.
In Philadelphia money continueS easy outside
the banks and plenty on call at GOT cent per an.
mum.
The return Of the BANK Of France for the woek
ending December 20, shows the following changes
compared with the previous account :-Increase-
commercial bills, thirty-four millions and half;
advances, one million and ne-th1rd; notes, four
millions and three-quarters; treasury balance,
nineteen millions; current accounts fifteen mil;
lions. Dccrease-Cash, four millions.
The English Official return Of the imports md
exports Of bullion and specie for the week ending
December es, shows that there was imported into
the United Kingdom gold valued at 1860, md
silver, 9G9, ,761-together ESQ, 100. There were
expected gold valued at E300,3s3, and silver,
ei75,45a; together, :sA75,s The exports e1-
ceedcd the imports by e14s, 105.
The Board Of Trade returns Of England fol
November show that the exports amounted to
e12 065 900 against Eta 900 In the eame month
Of 1863. For the eleven months the total In 1861
was G148 600 00o against f132 000 GOO same period
In 1861.
in London on the 90sh December, o. s. 6-a0's
eold at 4SI044t. and Illinois Central per cent,
1875, at 7aQD76.
MINING S1ocKs-The prices Of Mining Stocks
, 1865-01-18
Loyal Lcagucrs with the President.

Loyal LcAgucrs with the President.
At the annual meeting Of the National
Union League, held in Washington few
days since, resolution WIS passed and a
committee appointed to whit on the Presldent
to respectfully protest to him against the re-
tentin Of 80 many disloyal persons in tho
government cIyl service. THIS committee
represented to the President that the various
Departments ut Washington are full Of them.
often to the detflment Of the service, for they
hesitate not by their conversation aud other.
wise TO bring into contempt the measures
adopted By the administration to maintain the
integrity Of the nation and to SUPPRESS thu
rebellion. In like manner they abound In the
custom houses and navy-yards OF the principal
cities Of the East The committee insist tfat
none but true and loyal men should occupy
these subordinate, though important, posI-
ttons In this crisis of the country. The inter
vas conducted in the most Kind aud AMIGA
bic manner. The President acknowledged
The plca to be just and proper, and claimed
That lie had turned out great many such,
and that when they were retained it was al
most fnvaxiably at tue Instance and request
ri nromipeut members of the Union party.
The committee complained not Of the past
appointments, but hoped that in the future
liz practice might he avoided. To use the
Presidents own quotation. 10 house divided
acaf1st Itself cannot stand." The comm:tte
Claimed That the shocking result Of the cleo
fIon in New York was largely due to the re-
fentiop Of herds Of copperhcads In the gov
ernment Offices there. The President said ho
Eould lake the subject into careful cousidefa-
ton. and the Interview ended.
, 1865-01-18

One thing - very evident, prices very unsettled:
1t the closc Of Saturdays market there WAS more in
qntH for Crude We give tho following AZ the nomI.
nal rates: Crude 39c, packages returned: 4c, pack.
were urn, At 51oo per barrel at the wells and the
usual advance IN thei prices at the mouth Eastern
hold up the ngurea. The holders Of Refined were ID
elnedto ask flight advance shout esnt per ga!
Ion: the sales were quite small anu principally Tor
western export: Tbs nEss and only receins 81 ths
river was on Saturday. Tha only sales TINT IN
der our notice Was the following:
CKupE 01113We hays but two sales to note In this
brfs do. +c, packages included.
k1g1NzD oiIIThe market appesred shade nrmer;
transacttons 50 brls free. IN Iron brs It pic; 80
do IN ordinary brs, e; 100 do 6sc; bonded held
at fSc.
, 1865-01-18

The following letter from Lieut.. Gen. Grant
was 1ead ut the meeting regarding the "sher-
man Testimonial" which was held in Colum-
bus the other day:
HEADQUARTERS ARnY or Tn8 UNITED STATES,
C1TY PoMT, Va, Dec. p, = 1864.
Il. Il. Hunter, 4. Talfmadse, John T. B.asee:
DEAR S1Rs-I have Just this moment re-
ceiyed your. printed letter In relation to your
proposed movement in acknowledgement Of
one of ohio's greatest sons. 1 wfote only
yesterday to my father, who resides in Gov
ington, KY, on the same subject, and asked
him to inaugurate subscription to present
Mrs. Sherman with furnished house in the
city OF Cincinnati. Gen. Sherman Is emf-
nently entitled to this mark OF consideration,
and directed my father to head the sub-
, 1865-01-18
The Popess EncyelIcsl Letter,

On the Slh nit, the Pope Issued long en-
cyclica1 letter, with an appendix cata1oguine
"crrors of our time" The letter deplo1cs
the "eyil doctrines Of the day." urges all
members Of the Church to labor for her vel.
fare, andIadds this order to the clergy:
.Tcach that kingdoms rest upon tho foundation
Of The faith. (st Celcst Lett and SYn d. Eph.
and that nothing is SO mortal, go prompt to en-.
gender ereY III, so exposed to dan ger for those
who think 1t can alone gufE1ce, as the free will
which we received at birth If VIC ask nothing mr.
ther from the Lord-that 10 to ray, Il, forgetting
our Author, We at{ure Bis power, to show that
We are free. And do not omit to teach that thc
royal power has been established; moi only to e.
eEciEc the government OF the world, but above al,
for the projection OF the Church. Is. Lent Epiat..
1bf, AL les and tfat there is nothing more prot-
able and more glorious for the soyerelgns of ststes
and kings than to ieare the Catholic Church to ex-
ercise Its laws and not permit my to atlack it, ib.
city"
The appendix dcnounces, under eighty Sec
tions, ten different classes of "errors," such
as panthcism, rationalism, socialism, denials
Of the rights Of tie Church aud civil powers
Of .he Pontiff and concerning marriage and
morals.
, 1865-01-18
DISASTER AT H1lIRLING TON,
VT.
Boiler EIpfonion-Seven PerRons XIII.
ed and Three Wounded.

BrR1IEnToN, Vt, Jan. 1s.-The boilers OF the
Pioneer Machine Shop Of this place exploded this
morning, killing seven and buddy woundlng three
persons. Tho loss Is cstimated at 525 mo in.
suraCcC,
, 1865-01-18
Don't Like 1t.

fEw foRK, Jaupsry ia released rebel Col.
onel from Johnsons Island reports that the rebel
prisoners there a,e treated something like our
prisoners have ben treated at the South. He
think the rebel prisoners ought to be treated bet
, 1865-01-18
FROM XEAYTa.
Tho Ncyo1uttoniBta FauuNIshcil and
Peace Restored

NEW YoRk, Tucsdal, Jan. 17.-AdvIces from
Nayti announce that President JcfTrasd has pro-
claimed that the revolution is rsnquishcd and Or
der restored. The death sentence passed on the
fYnttnrH has brcn EDmmuted.
, 1865-01-18

CNo1xEArr, Tues1. >, January, II, 1ss5-The
Military Commission to-day oyerruled tho pleas
Of the accused agaizHt Its Jurisdiction, and ad-
tourned until Tomorrow
!, A motion Of severance will be mado. Some Of
the accused must necessarily plead different to tho
others, and their counsel wish separate trials. On
this there Will be ont little argument, and the
Judge Advocate hops to begin The testimony to-
, 1865-01-18
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.


ICEepAT EVENING. Jan. II, 1866.
The money market to-day WAS further disturb.
cd by the news that Fort Fisher was captured
This caused suldeu decline In gold, and con-
segment dullness In the general produce markets.
With the exceptions. therefore, Of operations in
uishwincs. the demand for money by spectators
was legs active, and the market WIS pronounced
very quiet but no eaafer. The rate of discount at
the banks ia steady at 10 per cent per annum, but
outside operators arc lending at 2Ds per cent per
month.
11s~ supply at EaAtasn Exoh+nga Il sai1l worry
light and rates are steady and firm at discount
topaz buying and prem. selling.
Gold opened in New York at 2te}, decliued to
21ta under the Fort Fshcr news, a9d closed steady
at al5}. The following are the Quotations tele;
, 1865-01-18
FROM GRANTS. ARMY.
Change of Comma andcrY-Rebel n Works
a YtrSinls negiMent Gains Point

NEW YolK, January 17.-The Htrdld's corres~
pondent in front Of Richmond says: ''Maj. Gen.
tibbon, lately commanding the I'd division Of the
I'd Corps, has succeeded Maj. Gen. Ord in COM
mand Of tho 18th Corps, Gen. Ord being placed In
command OF the Army Of the James.
THE rebels have recently erected formidable
works in front OF the 18th Corps.
sit ia safd division Of Virginia troops, recent
IL ordered South, mutiniel and positively refused
to leave their own State and that they carried their
point"
The Richmond DIspatch OF tho 4th says Foote
ia still at Fredericksburg awaiting orders.
The DispatcA also eays Gen. s. H. Hill has gone
with BcauregcEd1b Montgomery, Alabama to COM
1nunicntn with Hnof y -
, 1865-01-18
FRONTIER DEFENSE.
The Coast and Frontier Of Maine E.re
pairing Tor k.risoA es~-~I~s.

pulLAsr Me-, January 18.-Two companies oi
State Guards arrived here yesterday, and today
proceeded 10 tho batteries. In view Of recent
Canadian difficulties, it Ia understood that the
coost md frontier Of Maine are to be prepared fos
emergencies. and compcnios have been cent to
Caatipe md Mnchtas.
, 1865-01-18

The Union State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
character Of tho C0nyet.tlon-Tlle
lksnen Hnyo1Ved-How They were
1tnry Matters.
, 1865-01-18

NEW YonK. Tuesday, January 17.-Fopr alleged
rebel pirates and intendiaries hare been arrested
b officers under General Dix and Superintendent
hennedy. They we're under the leadership OF q
rebel Capt. Bell, ard were captured On the North
err border They will be tried By cou1tmartfal
, 1865-01-18

GARBGFX 6QpHly
m acti1e demand, tne maret u hrm. We quote:
Beat White OIL, 10 test cEIoAd. ..e-Q htl.,. &c
PR0yisIUN-The scsclty ii money, leelina
IN gold and contlaeti high rates OF freight. hsye
combined to render the Pro.biou market during tho
past week du.l and st7guant The active speculative
FRY. has now almost entre'. disappeared. and tho
sa!cs turing the pa,t fow dap have consisted chiey
or small lots Of product whih hsve been pressed to
sale at lowerpEsees- The graf bulk Of the packers
here and throughout the Wet arc stl holding On to
their rrotuc*. bat within th4pAGt few days they have
shown !lsle anxiety, nd some arc willing 70 sell
for February delivery at eF price than was ftocfy
offered = week since
Niern Pork-Narket veHdull and SOC 'ovcr. Sales
to ay wese Ito hts city rcked mess pork as *s75o
leo r1e do at }$1 %: 100 bra3o at 336L5Q.
Prime NJ eka Fork-pul: and tecllnrG Soc . hsl.
s5lea 10 day Werc:-Ao hrA az psitns mesa porF at
1880. -
sweet Picked Hnuss .Dnll and heavy. Sales:
LES sw-et picked hams A1sc -
Lard-Aarkee 1rry Tat .td lover. Sales to-dny
were 80 TICS prlu1t stelu Ia. lard ut nc: m trca j
, 1865-01-18

Giving thcae data to the Btock on hand probable
supply and demand with the fluctuations OF gold ast
Tear re leave to those Interested, proguoScations
able business IN lumber during M65.
, 1865-01-18

CINCINNATI, Tuesday. January 1.-THE Nation-
a. Convention Of the Fenlan brotherhood meets
here day. Delegates from all parts Of the Uni
ted States, Canada ani Ireland are present. The
Convention will meet with closed doors.
, 1865-01-18

n 1t Is said that the clergy of Savannah
omit from the usual formula the praye. for
the President Of the United States and Gen.
Sherman is reported to have said when one of
these rebel Episcopal diyines called upon him
to ascertain II he would be allowed to pray
for jeff. Davis: "Pray for JEFF Davis, why
certainly! You ought to pray fof him every
day, for JEFF. Davis and the d-l need praying
for yery rnucl1
, 1865-01-18

Your Q0fufenk servant.
JOIN ". TURNER,
bdg. Gen. and Chief Of staff.
u. c. CLARK, Capt and A. D. G.
[fndorsement1
Respectfully forwarded to LeuL Gen. Grant, fol-
his information, and with The earnest request tha,
him in aid Of the engagement
BE-; Dg11Ea. Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Oficial: T. S. Bowers. A. 4. q,
HEADERS. An1Ixs Or THE psnzp sTATzs.l
C1Ty fu1xr. Nor. 81, 1s6i {
Major General Butler:
have files Of Savannah and Anguish papers. by
Col. Milford. from which gather that Bragg has
sS Geo1f o snE shdn; yn h
fore Important that Weitzcl should get off during
his abscnee aEd il successful In eaecsing iand-
INF he may, by bold da;h succeed In saTsTrins +;
departure, so that the nary will aot be detained
one moment for the nrmy. -
nosed yestesiey, II is important that he should
DO 30 Without delay. U. 5. GnAN1, Lieut. Con.
Oticial: 7. s. BowEEs, A. A. g.
HxAoqns. Anr1Es OF tn. Us1TED srATEs,l
CRIT Poa7, Va, Dec. 4, 1864.
Major General Butler:
I feel great anxiety to sec the Wilmington expo.
diton oG, both On account Of the present dno
weather, which We can expect no great continu-
ance Of, and because Sherman may now be expect
free to return. think It advisable for you to
notify Admiral Porter, and get OF without delay
with or wt'hontsooz PpTssefa : as,H- bo:t linn. fan
Official: 7. s. BowEns, A. 4. g.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES or TIE
UNITED STATES,
CRY Po1NTs VA, Dec. s, 1861.
10 MAJOR N r. Gene1sl B. F. Butler, commanding A.
/ had sent you cipher disp,tcb before rccef.-
ing your inetructions to General Weitzel. I think
place at Bermuda The number Of tntrcnchIns
tools, think, should be Increased three or four
, 1865-01-18
COMMERCIAL.

~ TUESDAY EvESIHu, Jan. II, 1875.
The following summary shows the receipts and
shipments during The past n hours:
RRcEpfs AHD aEIPMK1Ts DURING PAST II Rouaa.
, 1865-01-18

NEW ToRK STOCK MARK1r.-Closing prices eor
cash, Jan. H. 1855 received BY r. G. Ssltonstall q
Co., commission, stock and bond brokers, II Clark
, 1865-01-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. IT, 1855.
HOGsWere In light supply. dull, and fully &c
lower. There Is no inquiry now by the packers,
ons or two, who hare orders ahead. He note the
following aales:
, 1865-01-18
DHONOGRAPHY WILL EN-

speaker ca1 talk. Under the Instruction I can R,ye
Foa b. mall, you can &eta snosough practical know
10 attend ColieSo uhere Il Il tsutht Send tnr nv
Circular B. s. CA8W&l4t, KeuolhA, We
las eSCA1rs
, 1865-01-18

LEHEFtER-IHt 1d3ffY 0Cf5YH AnN Ar1,
1t previous quotations. We guote: N ~ -
HIkIDCK.
HAruesa ? D..... +490.46 Collar = II. s6a q
Eip, md. ,. Lie. Is Baenoa Aycfss.'. "a q
FIR; FIR; aTy' D., ss45.@ 9E!noco soe....: 10 IS
Upper fs....... @6 S dsmsxedss.o dsooe '. SO =
slaughtfSole, ,hJy Ma d. french c.1f 81
do do meaN@ al tae93- 10
do do l12ht43 IS French Cali. s.
Harness n.......40 a. ms........ NHS.o
Upper. 81 Frencn Gait Il, oo,,,o m
E1p, Mol uxht and nnoincs . ~ l11oh9I 9I1tW
medium ..,,.i asSa1 "a French Calf L.
ZIP, No. heavy. ssaI Co naonos, 3otk no<a,,s a.
frtnch W. td'oo44.0" 11inss. ioz. nG6ala0
rhnfea 4Ap' @st ,x,,7 En KnsrJ p doz. .l1o14eiaM
French Cali,
@;T,-;x:;;;:;1: - I'D demand and arm. Fencing
, 1865-01-18

IA The interior Of the new opera house al
Vienna will be profusely decorated. The
lobby will be adorned with frescoes repro.
scnting scenes in Moza1t's "Zanberaote."
Between these frescoes will be placed the
busts Of Mozart, Beethoven, Gluck, Haydn
and Franz Schubert. The principal grand
staircase will be ornamented with the statues
Of the seven Fine Arts. There will be on the
wall allegorical representations of Grand
Opera, Comic Opera and Ballet. In the sa-
loon will be fourteen busts Of the compeers
most popular in Vienna, such, for instance,
rs We'el, Kreutzer, Donizetti, Rosstni, Mey-
erbccr, Verdi, Nicolai, Alarschner, Cherublgi
Weber, spohr, &c. The ceiling will be coy
cred with anegorical pictures representing
Inspiration, Love, Piety, DEVOTION, Mcrfi-
ment, Melancholy, Love Of Life, and Passion;
In the middle Of the act-drop there will be an
allegorical figure Of Music surrounded BY the
-Four Elements.
, 1865-01-18

M1nu a1an 1nu naaaeri1. Wv.
~ 1"e0s1 4"os
Al. y, ''''"''
Arr.tto '-''
ruTHe, aHsntc rnT $3.50
81 D. Aa%, "H+s"-
, 1865-01-18

There is nothing new ofa military nature
In this department. Thomas Is preparing for
. grand advance, like that OF sherman's,
through Gtorgia-
, 1865-01-18

D0MEhT1Q &ooQ9-
Rectit1e1 Whisky, 50
7 cent e. P.........$1Ie1
Reaper " hisky...... t.M
American Eagle do... 1.as
Rye WhIskYtEhicako} aa..E
bourbon do tChicAgol 20
Pure Spirits {pfoot) >. 2 25 s
Cologne Spirits, g r
Chicago Gfns.... 2.2Na2 50
do Dsapdles .9aa-s.s
do HUNS. s.2s4a-4
do IT Wine. 1.7.N9a.i5
do Sh'ry do. 2.f42.s0
do Malaga. 1.i3t92.m
Ginger Wlre... l-7afaa-c1
Cherry Br-ndy.. l.7Ne!!.:.5
BlackEervHEne 2N433.0p
Raspberry Wine. 2.'!ft&1 %
N.EuXlaau Knm ank9330
Penn. Rye Wh9z-
kles............ aIRGD
Kentucky B0ur- .--..
ben Whisttes.. 9.HSS6.E>
Oh!a Cat'baWlne 2-a33-M
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-20

This is not stock offered at the greatly inflated
prices and sold az its nominal par value, Dy which
reduction each ockholderi Is made personally liable;
but is sold at Its actual par value and cost.
II Two Wells now going down, and more
Wells to go down soon.
6l acres of the best oil land which the stock hold
ers set for the low price OF $lb000 with $50 900 to
work 1t with being about three times the smount Of
land stockholders GENERALLY get in Companies where
tbs Capital isfxed ct t600,001, We wouls particu
ialy call tneaitention fpartes wishing to invest 70
to paw at least three or four per cent. month, al
thar Wi hin sixty days from The time we close our
We have already engaged an engine, row ON THE
LAND, 10 60 to work with BY this arrangement we
shall save at least thirty days, which it would take
to get one there. ;,,.s,...s.tfI Il, t...,t
Ii putting this stocx upon the market, the officers
promise to use all tn cir energy and confidently ex
poet to maAe it the best oil stock in the market.
The property of this Company 10 situated on Oil
Creek Crawford County, renn.ylvania, and Allie
gsny County, New York. The properly ON Oil
Greek is very valuable and from This property alone
the Company can earn large dyidenas.1 The Com
pany will as quick as the funds ofthe Company will
admit, sink several wells on this proterty,
also very valuable, being situated near the eeebra-
ted "Indian Spring., called, and consists of 552}
ga es WINK b fast rising in value. and be re-
leased at large advance from what it will cost this
Since The above was written, the s.Indian Spring
Oil Company have received letters stating that The
Moore w ell is low flowing Oil which is of the I'm
est lubricating quality and will sell for SO per
rel in this market. sa -
This sir Ike of Oil will largely advance the price of
land this vicinity, and this Company has 652t
acres adjoining the .'Inoian Spring company" the
officers fe the fullest oenfdcnce in placing this
stock upon the market, and expect large and re,
lar dividends. & - - 49, - f -
subscription Books for signatures will be open
Monday, March 8, 1865, at the Office of r. w.
HATCH, Treasurer, 40 Washington street, and 1t
LOMBARD q COKE, 80 State street. 100 ,F-
Prospectus 10 be had, and further Information
given on application 10 the Treasurer or =
I.sfssff q URIAH 7. n. RICE, ~
mar2Sd1m* 81 Commercial Street. Portland, Me.