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1nsnrance Gompance.

Id tAACE COMPANIES remoyei to 10. ~ S,esa
Nay between Lberty.,t tnl llslen-srs.
kssleIk, Isp. !s.L
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ORGANIZED UNDER THE GENERAL LAWS Of THE
STATE or NETWORK.
0APlTAL.".......",...,.,. $500, 600.
10000 sHARES. PAR VALUE 81.
$4,000 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
SHAREHOLDERS ARE FXEMPr FROu ALL
PERSONAL LIABILITY.
OFFICERS
President. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAMUEL BOOTH
Vice observation-disclosures FRENCH
Secretary. .HLMAN AUTEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ LITTLE
Counsel. ts...,...... ,......ALEAANDEB Mo[UE
rPrsTEgs;
SAMUEL BOOTH, No Co Myrtlesye Brooklyn.
JOHN FRENCH, CLIFTON ave-, Brooklyn.
R0sTER PETIT tof Petit Croos No. 10 Waief 4, NY
WILLIAM H. WALLACE, No. l9i Wsshing.o1st, y.
RICHARD INGRAHAM, No &c Court it.. Brooklyn
WILLIAM NJ. LITTLE Il Wycsoh Liitiel, AonAsoo,l,
near Court Brooklyn.
ALFRED BECAR (of BeoaI, ESpes Con- No .. Broad
vsy.E.Y.
JOHN DOHERTy, Pstk place Dlooiyn.
L. HoRATlO BELOW col L. II. 81. ow Cot No 2Nh.
ksn,st, y. Y.
PROPERTY IN VENANGO COUNTY, PA,
CONSISTING or TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
EI0HT ACRES OF THE BEST OH. TERRITORY
LYING ON PiiHOLt CREEK, CHERRY KUN
MAOUIRE RUN. AND DUN RUN MAR TIDE
OUT, IN FEE SIMPLE. AND INTERESTS IN
TILE LADY WASHINGTON" AMAZON" AND
"COLBY" WELLS. AND ~ a NUMBER OF
WELLS BEING PUT DOWN.
Wells viii be Immediately sunk tho roIerty held In iec
simple BY ihs Company ard with tie srse working cspitl
Of $500 erea, results are Anticipated.
The Developed interests ssw be shove 30 lie Lady
Wellington" tho Amazon" aud the "Colbs' Wells are
already su.e 10 ensbc he COMPANY TO pay ooiy di'i
bends.
The Company los been formed not matter q spse1a
ton bot develop property which, 1t believed VII prove
be Of greet The iePn>sion q The gentlemen com
posing tie Board o. Trustee s.uoent suaranty thst i
obest viii be rar.dy end f4iuly carried osi and thus The
Stock vii prove most desbs aud proat-oIe investment
sobsrp,ion Rosss for limited number q shste 80 now
open 8, the following ohicesi
Cmce Of the Cor pcuy 10. - nfo,dvny, n y. Nu!sn
n. Wallace, ESQ. No 1871 W.slinsionii. " ~ L. H. BIG
low Co., No 2Wiisn.st y. " Pevii Crook Ne i5'
Wa,ers,, n Y Wyckoa Lite Moutlsae'i rear CoaEt
Brooklyn, s W. {. Booth, NJ. 60 Mytoage., Stewart
Co, No lo2 Fsliou IT, H. Neyn, No 20? Ta.ton t. tLo
with .ihcT q the 1fisteei
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ORC AIMED UNDER THE GENERAL LAWS Of THE
STATE or NETWORK.
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The propcny enbrs1g upward OF 6J3 Acres IN 20 differ
St OcCn has bern selected with greet care dniSg the last
lhee years those the directors who have been constantly
sIeTsng Oh Cfees md throughout the enre Oh region Of
Ieur. yly5nis e. vel Weetern virginia and wss not
seeted sen bat e puTpose Of Development and pro.
d.cny oil Loginq DIV foe ten wells under contract, and
teg bored vi vgor hesides ilo.e seody completed and
producing nsknr all vs. eels slfrsty the property.
bysfy Of no Comps6ys properly IL bottom ard the
ted ofbOhrr srd much 81 - on OF Cfek Cherry Ran
ahsFsy Ires Hon. Alesny RIVER opposite horse eices,
ItogrCrcsk E1 trrek and oh.r streams rbss The lands
re being dy developed With the most encouraging pos
I've "a
The r.tees bel confident sy win be able 70 a clare md
tgnnn,e hro dividend shortly tfef tie booss CLOSE
kIo-poeins, U,qs ard sysJ Information Do oJth "a 81
EibBhhrL co.'s PETROLEUM EhCHAhoE
he ~ elOaiVey, hex Sot
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.TAAAoR FARM
PETROLEUM ConPASY.
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS OF IHE STATE
or NEwlORK
CAPlriL.........,........... O,Ooo'
10000 SHARES FAR VALUE. IS.
@ 600 SHARES RESERVED IN TilE TREASURY
OFFICE 81 ito CONTAIN. No. 40 WILLIAM ST. ny.
rEustfrs;
IDOLrU LIFP"ASS No. m? nrsns q
MAT. Jo5. FAssIN. 30 % Bes'srst.
q. H. BARLEY. 30. - Nhl'Smsi
- BERGEN. NJ. I Moniaglef'., Biet, ga
Nh FURSEss. T.rytosH. ny.
orrcfv,
INSTRUMENTATION IiFPHhHE
T.cssgrcr.......... .....NiT. JOS FAss4..
SeeietsIy...............R. :. MILLER
Tho Cemrtry have l.asoI the Taylor Fam q 10 Arc'
"a Twenty Y.sr. securing the Company four hn.'. 81 al
ID. OF add mineral products iheroof
Til, properly T. .t1ael On Nof Cfe.i ia Wsihrron Co
Ohio aud directly on tie Msc,. AID Cincinnati RAILROAD
and hss been selected - Of Tho bet JUDGE Of oil territory
who hos resided Ia that fofon of number q yes1s ii The
Tru.c.s hay. full confidence IL L j1llmtn, regard, the
choice Of Lands.
Tho Indication. q oil 10 ,bs not surpassed by
any IN ,h. State AID tie Tns, Intend TO fly develop
e property thy OFF, 70 iho pltc limited amount o. tie
soet At ~ 80 per tac f r1 and aoI ralJess 10 further
call sss.ssheui.
eub,eri p,ion ss win be opened and amer WlDNEs.
DAY the IL, OF March the Oee 4 Tie Company No A.
Wn.i.n,r.i u wALDEN A NclLvAINEs. No 10 Broad
IT. aud At DAVENPORT fANNiSOs, Montague a.,
C0ur Brooklyn.
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EMPIRE CITY OIL COMPANY.
IOD. 900 shABEs...'. VALUE II ZACH
- OsflCE. NJ. % HALL-sr, NEW YORK
The ,ubscrp'oL book VII yJyey cloco Oh or sbon The
l.s lay a. March. lto3
A unitsi number 0l s'srs. e1r BE- h.' ~ tie
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. ~ PER SHARE
BOARD OF rAUuEHs
ISAAC EARkFR Rutgers tire tn. GO.
SAMUEL bAieION, Cashier Atlantic Ma. y D. 20
A. 49, itHAU, to. % Waiilt
WILLIAM q. ALLtN. Ai..iTs Norss.
SHERIDAN SHOOK No. 100 Broadway.
JEREMIAH SilfONhON CrecnpcinL
~ NJ KNEE kill5 tsT.er ~. ~ JTo4f o.
IVAN ORDEN, E,ltR River Bank.
sglIH BAkhLR, j., 10. Bow ing green.
OFFICERS.
NIB LABtU pretilent'
W n. HUBBARD. fttsefarv
SMITH BARKER ~. Treasurer
BANKS ANDERSON At1mc!s
iii, Company have FIGHT WELLS sal 20 OF Re
fQeres IN operation 4 luse cash capital l1' nee pro
yiasi or ia 80 organ aon 81 TIE ooinpan winch VITA the
iupfoyements already e. aiug insure ps.iIaIem ,uc1s
rropecua, with IN pr cnlsI ca be hid a. tne eltce q
Ito Com ga,,y, 80. o. Waist
~. .'. AGENTS ~ receive suhscfipNnsi
bessrs. OAKSCllE MlNiON, No. hr'lIftl
n. 4. HUBBARD, No ~ Front q
MIME cAiI EIt Nc A. bss4po
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AID
LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE
MINING AND MANUFACTURlN0 LAWS OF TIE
STATE or HEW-YOEK.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES,
$40 PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESSMENT.
GoyYRsyEET BONDS AND SECURITIES TAKEN IN
PAYMENT FOR sfocK
OFFICES:
No 81 EMPIRE BUILnTSG
No - BROADWAY, SEW-YOHK.
ro.i.Ornog Appnrss Box 5,36s, SewNoit.
OFFICERS.
Hon DANIEL 2 DICKINSON, rreiien,
WAL T. PuIPPs Vice PRECEDENT
ROBERT BAsSETT Secretary.
H. }. BURTls. Mining Superintendent, Ti.usvile. Pa
ATLANTIC BANK, No. I4a Broadway N. L. Treasury
THE WELLS OF THE COMPANY ARE SOW
PRODUCING OIL.
Pavement t oe. nav Be made 10 dra. resi,',lei pol.
or Government bond, and securities. which bond. AID secari
ties vii bo taken At tleii narke. value.
nsy b. ,idrcssod tho Company Post once
Box 3a Now York City 70 Atlantic Bsns, T.s'ay OF
tie New.York end Liverpool fetrJe1n Company, NO lil
BIosd~ay New-fors Guy
Prospectus 10 any address spph alton, containing
a fall and clear sccoout Of tho operations Of this
MOST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CULVER STATE MINING COMPANY Of
INCOE PORtTFD UNDER TIE LAWS Oh IliU
STATE or .EW-lOkk.
CAPITAL. fjObOD.
10000 sHA RFS. PAX VALVE, - ,-,,,
"a. COO SHARES RESERVED FOR wonklh0 cAPisaL
Oiles oil tie Company no DNili'p''I
TRUSTEES:
NANNY. No. 40 Beay.rs,.
HENRY CARDOZf, No. ia Pe4ils'.
~ 0RasSE LIVINGSTON. No. 8. william ~.
HENRY ". MORGAN, No. - BronIvsy
FERDINAND LOSGciiANp No. t! william 81.
President. ...,.....A. BtHBEY'
NcoPrc.'dent......IIINRih MORON.
Observation-Disclosures ARDOLE.
ter.tary..........R \. MILLER -
tounscl........s...t OSDthI bHOTllEhs'
Tn. Mines of ns Company arc situated IA tho himb.,M
Columbia Stsr Ssnia i.ra ffncc Royal and rueo l
ins Ditra,s HUMBOLDT Loonty. stoto Of Neysia snd OIL
ics rs feet OF ya.asb bio SILVER bearing quhir lodges,
The yrus IA which the claims Il the Company axe ioo-'eu
have .en more or lfs developed.
1b,rr are about 2D aBs Of heen'Cus quartz h.tdy et
AID fesdy for the crushing l VIII yield accord
A. ~, ow..t .siuar. 100 per ton 10 CON- securing A.
nod Al the beginning OF s .Aidenoo ai..aeofy ttlinaJ"
liz 10 .shoJ.rs u the Conr9ny.
limited amount OF the so.s j. ofslcd Tor INV dsysb
70 u.r ,DGr NJ subject o. nrthst cs'i asaom,D~
tub clip i0us .~csiy. > al De following piIc.s;
BAtsEy i,,,S'i o. -, oosgan,y. ~ No. 20 6'''''
M RDNOE DiEf1, NO 20 hioadsL
GRO RILEY, No. 3 WaiisL
DASENpUll1 fhNNlhG. Montague IT. neal to1i"
ISJsI hs oGes o. th> Company, No ~ wilApss
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NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTl
MORE CONSOLIDATED


MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
Orsmizel under the Laws Of Now-Yolk
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LIABILITY.
CAPITAL, sf,5O0,000 DIVIDED INTO 800, 900
SHARES
PAR VALUE, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, FL PER SHARE.
no FURTgER ASSESSMENT OR CALL OK THE SUB
sCRIBERs AS 30, 900 SHARES ARE REsEAvED
FOa WORKING CAPITAL.
rpssiDEsT-J. g. CLARK. Of Hew-yoih
NIcs PKpnDRxr-R. IL NisBAHT. keWYoFk.
TyglsrRGF-H. D. DEVOE. New.iOrs
sLcEsTAEy-J. CONkLIN, hsw.YosL
TRUSTEES;
H. v. p. KFTCHUM. Baltimore, Nd.
a. KING, BaltnOrr. Nd.
}. II. GOULD. Philadelphia. Ps.
W. WOODRUFF Bsl'iIaore Nd
T. n. NISuART. New.forL
DR. x. S. RlNO, New.York
a. Ozark Tar Farm. Pa.
III. Is. CLARK. Oh City, ia.
GENERAL UPERINgTNDENrs:
J. X. CLARK, n. Y. a. CLARK, 1trr trn, To
ii. 4. CLARK, Oh City, Pa
OFFICES;
so. ~ BROADWAY. n. Y.
Eos. Gf2 ma GA CHEsTNUTsT.. PHILi.,
na..n ON
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lDETROLEUAl.
BOOKS CLOSING

NV poo bo-rel wen on Cherry Ran.
A rew 30 baucl vel q fiue Lgoncatint o. on snsI
Czech.
new 20barrl rTeh hss been struck Cherry Run 'b0re
he Reed well close 20 tre property oil lib company on We
Mel Ate farm on V 81 oae tire cOfnpanys wes 10 am Ist
sorr pisted with splendid p-osnrcts Of 81.
Another well ihe hcgg isIni c'ote u 1Lt R'' Le'S
tan, " 10 egnty gfet pic.i ccla ~
new $50 srei well n nne pbcating Oh bee ben rracs
sugar Creek te z wei bofedj t1e.oR ths Saena,i.
ar ~. rr,rarty oil is company when vel nsery
completed with splendid show o. On ,
ll1s acre (of Of Homese1d tesefsel on ne
Ssun1efs hcn farm belongs 10 tina Company ~t' 'od
two dive since 4or $500 .
This ss Different properties on sugar Creek and
alone are worth iooay million dollars, AID the
,l. properties e the company worth today over i've
ilOns Of dollar, fsi.fl0,nD0J - -
TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS COOKS WILL CLOSE On
lGONDAY, MARCH lsr. AFTER WHICH No slOCh
WILL Tx SOLD AZ IuE PRESENT SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE.
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A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES WILL re SOLD
At THE LOWEST CASH PRICE OF 81 so.
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Detroienm.

Ta"sTELLA
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
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OFFICE, No "a BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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PRODUCING INTERESTS.

%.
: vxort'r, inf, r,,t Grocery Wen and leA,e, Smith
Fsrn Cherry Run. This is lowing well and now
producire 2oj barrels per day. Cur interest In ibis
23.
vyorl Ing Interest Coque,ie " ell. Esbert Farm on
a. e. n0s ioa ng go barre per day Gun interest 80
Ia his el "a ..'.'....'''''"''.''''~ sp'
81.
lllood farm OIL Cree. pumping 80 barrels per.
dey oar ilteres. IL thi. well. tba
TotJ piodicin, n.eres, Per dsy..........".lsob bs
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WATSON FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Oisslrod Under tho Lave Of tho State Of New OH
sToCKHoLpHRs FREE FROM INDIVIDUAL
LIABILITY.

)Co,oOo'
Div.dsd into rocco Share. Of s. soch, fil paid.
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CAfiTAb'. UU0.
100000 sHARES PAR VALUE. 81.
$4,000 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
SHAREHOLDERS ARE EXEMPT FRou ALL
PERSONAL LIABILITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

eTOCKJofDRRs POSITIVELY EXEnPr FROM
LIABILITY AND ASSESSMENT
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BOOKS oF SUBSCRIPTION no ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND sHARKs At ONE DOLLAR Ms opened At
NARCHATr BROS, No. / Hanover-squlre, New iors.
SAMUEL LNOLE L Co., No. 10 Front st.s New OK
Ut MlLLSG Co. so' l3lrd 3CusiorFiiouses', Boston.
TACK BROS. No. eli Wsinuts'., Philadelphia
JANIS l. WEBB Co. NJ. l6s Pcsrlsi., kew'Yofs.
CLARK sTEBElSS No. BE cters,- kewYors.
And =, ,he oae. Il -. Company No. iianoversgusrc
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FIVE OIL FARMS OWNED IN FEE,
AND OTHER VALUABLE INTERESTS
on OIL CREEK, CHERRY RUN, PITHoLE CREEK,
HICKORY CREEK, &c,
ALL aELRCTED PROPERTIES Or TIE GREAT OIL
REGIONS.
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Petroleum.
VHE SECOND
NATIONAL PETROLEUM co.

Scw ORGANIZING UNDER THE LAWS OF PENN
bYI.yASfA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-25

$4,000 SHARES. FAR VALUE. IS.
eO00 SHARES RESERVED ~ TiiE TREASURY
OFFICE Of tie CONTAIN. No. 80 WILLIAM ST. y
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PETROLEUM.

DE KALB
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
yIRsr DIVIDEND Ss.ered 70 81 s.oS she,dsn q peor,
Or hud DaIol,
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Is, 0G0 SHARES or $40 EACH

Two new wells Oh the Conpanys property enc Jiofug
Forty Barrels per day, the other striking Oh 6owed ten
Barrels rtI day and when tDbed viii led very large Cow
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NEARLY ALL or TIE STOCK SUBSCRIBED FOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r. a.
&U IL q q

THROUGH BY RAIL FROM wAsgINGTop
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMoSD A0H
AND LTECHBtRG
yn ana si1er rridsy sept 1855, the Trains
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave W&hin gton at z 90 a.. m and - D. m
Leave Alexandria at IS a. m. and 90 D m
Leave GordsnsylDe at Il 50 ,. m. and 20 q. m.
Arrive at Lynchburg 1T 50 >. m. and 600 O. N,
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg az {. Is a and Is D. m
Leave Richmond att % a. m. and z 50 D m
Arr We at Alexandria az IS D. m and a SO a "a,
Arrive at sshlngton at $50 y. m. and % Q. n.
On sundSys leave Washington at 30 r m ONLY
LEGAL freight tram leaves Alexandria at .OOa
m and arrives At Gordonsville at IL As Lesveo
Gerdonsyihe at Il .. m; and arrives at AleIsn-
dria at 90 p. m. Through freight leaves AlcIan-
dr1a at o. q. m. ans arrives at Lynehb1-s ct 10
p. m. Lesve Lynchburg at - q. N. and arrive %
Passengers for Wsrrenten will take the 90 a. no.
train south from Washington and the Is g. M
train north from Lynchburs.
Passengers by the Gas =. m and is D. trains
from Lynehbure, and the go q. N. and ms p. N.
trains from Richmond connect with train s at sah-
fngton for all psrts Of the North and West
his route has the ad vantage ever all others, by
having continuous rail from New York to Lynch
IL also passes throu gh Fairfax, Bull Run Msnss-
sassss, Bristoe. Cstleus, Rsppshsnnock, Gull
pepper, Orange and Gsrdensville, where many OF
the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured In Adams Express
building, opposite the B: Q. r. r. pep9t in
avenue.
Trains leave the corner OF LIST and o streets,
Washilgtsn. ". Ii McsAFFERTf,
General Superin tendent.
i'm, BROADUs,
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria, Sept. I, 1865. se6u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28
Baltimore Markets, November 81.

Conee-Demand limited but prices nOminally
unchanged, viz: Common to fair Rio IsaI9l
cents, gold, good 10 prime do. 2Oa2l cents, La
gold.
GraIn-NOthing of importance was done i'm
white v heat, but prices closed nominally I'M
changed, viz: Inferior and common 225a235
cents, fair 20 very good 2iOa260 cents. and prime
10 choice 27Ua2e5 cents. Inferior and ordinary
red sold at 2lUa2l5 cents, and fair TO very good
DO at 22Oa245 cents, the market leaving off
steady. Supply of Corn liberal, some 81, 500
bushels white and 1900 bushels yellow being
offered. OF the former variety 10000 bushels
were placed al S9a9O cents, upwards of 1000
bushels bringing the extreme rate, and 10000
bushels at SOac7 cents, the inside figure for
damp and inferior, and the latter for very fair
sam ples, an advance of 2ai cents on previous
Gales. Yellow was In fair request and steady,
200 bushels being taken AT 90 cents, and 1850
Dushels NJ g cents. Oats brought 49a51 cents.
most OF the transactions being at 50 cents. De-
mand only moderate. No sales of Rye re-
corded.
Flour.-Trade brands and good shipping
grades OF Hour continue in fair request and
steady, but other descriptions are difficult TO
move and close heavy and nominal. Sales re-
ported comprise LOO bbls. good Ohio Extra,
taken for shipment, at 10; 100 bbls. very choice
do; at SlO.5O, and 300 bbls. mixed brands How
ard Street Super at IS - LaS9 per Dbl.
Buckwheat Meal-Sales of small lots re-
ported at s49aSI % per 100 lbs.
Rye Elour.-First quality remains dull at
Corn Meal.-City Mills is held at $50. De.
mand fair.
PrOvisions.-Transactions small in all de-
scrIptlOns, but stocks light and prices heavy,
viz: Bacon shoulders L. ais cents, Sides 2Oa
u y cents, new Hams 25a26 cents, Mess Pork
S,E}aStS3 30, Prime Mess $40; City Lard % cents
Western Lard, which is scarce, 2oa2e1 cents
No new Bulk Meat received
Sugars.-We notice more inquiry for gro.
Gerry descriptions, but refining grades are quiet
We still quote:
Cuba and l.. 1. fair TO good refin'g s13 5Oas13 IS
- prime 10 choice " Is Goa Is so
Porto Rico fair TO good grocery. IA Goa Is IS
prime 10 choice groc'y Is 25a II IS
"hisky-Market dull, small sales of West
ern being reported at S2.i6aS2 31-Baltimore
american.
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81 We trust the last has been heard of South
ern Literary Messengers, Southern Monthlies.
Southern Reviews, Southern Punches, and
kindred enterprises. Not that we have ceased
10 De Southern in every thought and impulse
OF our being, or despair of a literature which
email be eontradistinguished, in its more ele-
waited and original tone. from the literature of
TIE North; not that we. Tor one moment, give in
10 the manifest absurdity of mo North no
South, no East, no West" but because we are
weary, usque dd nausedn of literary ventures
which are predicated uron a sectional feeling
which never existed in strength sufficient 70
sustain them, and which, under the new order
of things, cannot possibly be counted upon as a
source of permanent support. For the sake of
political harmony and for the security of all
investments, whether of capital or mental
labor, il is much TO be hoped that the grand
fact Of consolidation will be accepted in its full
significance, and that Southern authors will AT
once abandon all hopes oferecting petty litera-
ary centres in each State. New York is the
great centre of every undertaking, and there
the South must establish its magazines and
reviews.-RtehmOnd Enquirer.
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PROPOSALS.
COyERNMEET SALE OF CHOICE WIS
DE, Deros cemm,s'a,y e Sses,te,.es lea,

NJ
'' F RsJSi SS1b b. G, November 2, iss,}
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, of the form fur
es d ns in w II the s6
day OF December, 1873, for the sale Of about
1900 BARRELS OF Whisky.
The whisky offered for sale was selected With
sno 10 OF me hrst quality, especially the Rye
eTi6 DoI ar Whsfey, which are equal not su-
Proposals may be made for any number OF bar
rsIs, not less than ave OF each lot.
Bye, whisky, containing about three thousand
one hundred and twenty 100 gallons
three tIs3l barrels of Bourbon whisky Containing
about nineteen thousand, seven hundred and txane
Lot No. consists Of nine hundred and .i,tv tv.
tees) barrels Of Rectifed Whisky. Containing
about thirty-eight thousand six hundred Cis 6oO1
The Whishey will be re gagged before tn. deli,.
cry, and sold by the proof gallon Itmsy be ex-
samples can be and proposal, Obtai ned from
Breret 1t, Col; K D: Brigham, Captain and c.
BEeyet BfiS, Gen. d. ]. Clarke, A. D. c. and A.
A, PbiIadelphis. Pa.
Brevst Brig. Gen. 7. Wilson, V. 8. and Breyet
Lieut.. Col, Captain and c. s., U. s. A, BsIti-
Or at this once.
Payment in Government funds about fifty per
cent OF which will be required on the ssce ptance
Of the bid, and the remainder soon the re-
eusging is completed, and before the delivery
No bid received from parties who have failed 10
comply with their contracts.
Bidders Are requested to be present at the open
Al purchases will Re loaded at the Government
Wharves, in Alexandria, Va, free OF expense 10
The usual reservation of the Government in re-
gard TO bids will be observed.
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