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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-26
GROCERIES,, &c.

GROCERIES, DC.
CARGO PER STEAMER "EMxA
" DUNN
500 bbls Extra Flour
100 boxes Glass assorted sizes
80 cases Boots and Shoes
IT'S packages of superior Lard
100 boxes Ra 81
5U nests Baskets
30 mlts Java otfes
10 cases superior Gunpowier Tea
50 bbls Moias.es
IS bbls self.nsing Flour
b. Or. Is Msckerel No.
50 kits Mackerel, No.
l0I bbls Sugar
so packages Paints, all colors
7S packages Spices
% nests Buckets
bbl Putty
8 bbs Linseed Oil
bbls Lard Oh .t..
kegs Bi Carb. Soda
3 casks Sal Soda
For sale. Apply on board.
my25-9t W. B. JONES & co.
TOPS, BUTTER, FLOUR, &c,
h Just Received.
l bale Superior Article FIR sh Hops
kegs Superior Orange County Butter
bbls Bright Dried Apples
30 doz Fresh Eggs
bbls New Orleans Molasses
90 bbls Family, Extra and SRper Flour
chests Superior Green and Black Tea
For sale by ... .t,..
Corner 18th and Franklin Streets
my20-lw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

CARSzY-BArTy New York, on Tuesday, Ssptcm.
Der g. by the Row w. T. Collins OF this city, tas,is
CARNEY 70 MARY E. youngest daughter OF Bogan Beatty
OF Greenpoint, Long Island, n. y
CANE-LooRAM Non Tuesday morning, Septcrnbcr o,
al the residence OF the brides mother by the Rev Fs
Their Clowrey, THOMAS CAss TO BsDovr LooaAM, both
DrrMswTowsrsp. ON Wednesday evening, september
g. at the Thirteenth street Presbyterian church, by the
Rev. DR.. Burchard, WILLIAM W. DIX 10 Miss MARY G
TOWNSEND, all OF this city. .,+
at the Bcrcan Baptist church, by the Rev Dr. Downing
SAMUEL FRAZER to Mss MEIvSA, youngest daughter Of
Nicholas Myers Esq, all Of this city. No cards.
GoEDFCxe--HEyDnKER --0n Wednesday, September o,
al Picrmont BY the Rev Uriah Marvin. g.. ALVIN
GoEpEcxs to EnLv, daughter OF G. Heydeckor. ESQ., all
OF Brooklyn. No cards 49,
GgssEa-ALLRS On Thursday, September Z, at Grace
church Orange, New Jersey, by the Rev A. H. Gesner,
Rev. James Bush rector Mr. GEoRcE wEtrDEs Gssssa
10 Miss MARGARET ALLEN daughter OF the late Benjamin
Alton, III. d., OF Hyde Park New Jersey.
Royr-TaoMpsoN On Tuesday September o., a., tho
residence OF the brides parents, by Rev Ralph Hoyt,
FREDERICK HoYr SARAH T., eldest daughter OF James
d. Thompson Esq, both OF tins city
JoaSsros-CopB On Sunday August q. at Nyack,
by Rev Mr.. Corey, JosEru w. JOHNSTON to MARIA J.
Conn both OF Brooklyn
Philadelphia papers please copy,
LgFoy-RRmrR On Thursday September 7, by the
Rev. Thomas Gaauiet, ID. D., at 81 AIMS church, MI
WILLIAM IsIsoy OF Mount Vernon, TO tArs. SOPHIA RS.
RsYSotDs-rnirKsp On Sunday evening, September
3, by Rev Alexander Mclean. WILLIAM r. RhysoLDs 10
AnsrA A. daughter Of Alexander Hil.kcr both OF New
York No cards
stAGNR- HRsoa --0u Tuesday, September 5, at the
Thirty fourth street synagogue, by the Rev j. kra
mer Mr. Jtrius StAers, OF Savannah, Ga, 70 Miss RIA
cuEL HiRscB. Of New York city
Savannah aud Memphis papers please copy.
SMrn-DoAx& On Tuesday, September 8, ny ths
Rev Mr. Dutcher, b RALrg SMITH 10 Miss Jsssu
DoASs, both OF this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

Zoe MINED d boud here aud iaPhihdephia on the po
md 20 Soc for forward delivery
nsos- wus aominahy unchangst and very quiet. -
shade Arn,er The sales were 064 bids Caba musco-
vado, at 12Xc 14Hc and 140 do Porto Rico at 1bIsc
Also ITS boxes Havana at 1870 and 1852 do pri-
vate terms
srEARISE rather more active. We note sales OF
IS 900 lbs, at 2OIc. 24%c, aud about 81, 900 lbs
grease, at 1870.
ToBAooo remains steady with an active inquiry We
sales Of 200 hhds Kentucky, at &c 24c. and %
cases seedleaf a. 81. a 1Sc
TAtIoNwas quiet with sales Of 90. 600 ibs at 14I<c
a l5.
WHISPER Receipts, ITS bbls The market opened
dull aud heavy but towards the close prices ruled
Arner, under an improved demand The sales were
about bbs wesern at So "a 80 25 closing steady
at the latter price w tt"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

INCENDARsM IN Troy. -Thercis every reason 10 fear
that ncendiarsm Ia rampant in midst One more
those Aends in human shape plying their infamous
vocation in Troy and West Troy. al the peril ofthe lives
and property Of citizens II is thought that the great
fire in West Troy yesterday was the work OF design.
Al nine O'Clock last evening the house OF Miss Mary
Holmes in tho upper part OF the village, was nred A
bundle OF rags stepped in kerosene, found blazing
In shed About the time the premises OF George
Gardner SO Grand Division street. fired, stated
elsewhere Kerosene was placed m charcoal barrel
and igncd But the most daring attempt At ncendia-
rsm made in broad daylight this mornng About
eight O'Clock M the porter and Others In the dug
store OF Robinson Church. 20t River street saw man
passing by the windows and watching the store very
closely. They kept their eyes on him. In anotbc,
minute q burning substance lodged under the win
dow sill II found TO- consist OF tow saturated with
kerosene The flame was estingushed md the tow was
thrown into the street With was q long stick. "a
which attached by piece OF coarse bsgging to he
hurried in ut the window bat fortunately, the attempt
was frustrated. Troy Times, Sept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

Tho gold market opened nrm at 144ys and difference
org was Current between the cash and regular
Early to the afternoon the price declined u, and re-
msinSd steady till halrpas three, when It dropped TO
144xpbut recovered " and closed at 144%. The drain
Soth%ard and to pay for cotton and other property,
together with the large daily demand for customs dutc
and the prospect OF future shipments TO Europe pay
fos the large mportat and for some time past
going forward, give strength TO the market
There IL GOT much activity the dealings in foreign
exchange Bankers bills at sixty days quoted Ut
losxauo9X, the latter being the rate asked
Tue discount line seady and the volume Of business
m0dSate First class commercial paper is quoted at 6I
a 0 pSf ceut, and the second grade at sa10.
Petroleum stocks moderately active at the FIRST
board. but the closing prices lower than at the
same time yesterday. Pithoe Creek showed decline
of45o Webster 16c, Excelsior 1c Oil Creek &C., United
States 15c Watson 15c. higher, Tack 10c AZ the
second board the market the whole steady. Pit
hole Crock closed at So 80 Webster 81 49, Buchanan
Farm Tic, Excelsior 81 %. Heydrick Brothers 81 IS,
Manhattan 2sc, Tack Sc United states $27 so, Pithoe
Creek So co.
The question OF redeeming tho notes OF country M
tonai banks at New York, Boston and Philadelphia Is
etug again agtafed and there prospect OF the oppo
stou which I, at 1rst encountered undergoing consider
able Modification.
The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn,
will pay on demand dividend OF 1--WE per cent free OF
tax
the business at the sub.Treasury to-day ss fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BoLD ROBBERY IN WALL srREEr--ohE or rHK RE-
~PuTEn THIEVES A@REsrkp--rHs MONEY! NOT RE
oo' n"Hoi ..f ,t~b...t 49, ~, =. 40 - FRI
ies'o'uay a'etuo'' ' 'seu ~. 'e'y 'o'p0s'a'o ~
pesHns eeuse"a"' "'s"S ~ wac " 'ne o'se' pu'
VINO 'euseo " give Jus na'"0 a'o '''''one0 oaou upon
"ess'S - N""'0' y van 't'''', su'
potcnaseo TOUR 'uousauu .'o "unu.i An" n'u0'y uso
doa'" Va coun''y 'u"us ' .o0''"s '"' u'o"ey '"o
stranger ufneo ou 'ue oppos'e slie o 'oe
roo~ 'or Ing Pultoso " ''o1'"s Ao "' - ' po0A0'
hsndNe'c'e' "ao mus man up On
his LETT side and SAID, Are you hr smith, OF oht TO
which a negative response was gwen; and at the
- .,s.....,a. az. .-.,.. - ~. = -
'A"o Ao-~" - " - -ls''.'D' 80 D~ y '"~''
grabbed the money, away and made hieescape. The
accompice was pursued across the street by his victim
..a .r.o.,od arar ,vh;c. N no c.v. A. r.r,o 80
a 1S $500. n as r,.;ssoa Ri Geo. xy. ~
.o'' L., s.s;,oS 80 ,lox 49, go. . -,
w ns. 7, ~ ,..o., ~. -. IT, 49, w
bock'ey 'oos VIZ ,na.eI aus ~ ~ 20 ~
W peon VI 49,, " liz. N ~ -, ,,,a 49, se ~. a
pupo.v, ssoa 80 No. ~, c.ns ff,,; - I
ibp acc"scd N avail an ana cs
surcd the officer for permitting rcputed thief TO ride to
court The reason given 1y tue geneman roooed Ior not
sisndfnr at home Justice Hogan - taxing lively ,nter
est in The case, with view OF recovering the stolen
SURPRISE AND ARREST or A BURaLAe-Hg PLEADS
,h l GUILTY. WIS sft ..f,Yr .,,t
", 1.no. c.rso, ,,ho res,do. at Ma ., Wa, rh;.,r
DIR. 'aueS o'''' VIM y w. % VS. 'n'''y
four'a street. was arouSeu r'" n's SUMMERS snosuy
aiter 'itee ocock yes'c'oay '""'""| ny "ea''hs an
unusual noise N nus sleeping apartments he jumped
Out q neo 20 learn 'ne cause wnco s"n susned from
the room INTO the hahwsy stairs ana through
tho front door INTO the streo hs carson ran 70 the
window and cr'ed watch "whon o'ncers itncR'nser
ana Carney nearing tue aarm pursued inc burglar ana
succeeded IN arrest'ng him on being searched the
officers found in the possession OF the prisoner jewey
v.,ed at Ave b,parod and fortv dollars which ne had
=
stolen from tho residence o! Mt Carson The accused
who is respectable appearing and an educated man.
confessed 10 having entered the house through
the front paror window whth he forced omen
He denied boiug n burglar at heart but
said he had large % fannity d dependent on
him for support and force of circumstances compelled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

Fatal CASUALTY. -Heary Brewer. German, died in
tho Now York Hospital yesterday Afternoon from tho
effects Of injuries "Wednesday morning in
consequence OF being thrown from abutcherS cart which
he was driving through Grand street. rovsyth A
Brewer fell the pole OF Second sAruck and
fatally injured him Deceased hatcher md in the
employ OF Mcssrs Jansen Brothers, OF Centre Market
Coroner Wiidey notified TO- hold an inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
SPORTING.

IIRANCIS BUTLER NO PECK SLIP. HAS THIRTY
-four choice breeds Of Dogs for sale stock Buffers
insIible Mango and Flea Exterminator rs cents
Butler on the Dog third and enlarged edition.
price g. Dogs boarded trained Medicines for ALI diseases
U,OR sAT.E--THE WE'LL KNOWN SCHOONER YACHT
Edith ~ old register IL In complete order Now lies
az anchor n Harbor For information permits
10 examine the vessel apply 10 r. W. FORBES CO.. IA
South william street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

l...l.t IHCRsDAY, sept 10 r. H.
Asur. Receipts, 81 pkgs The market was quiet and
unchanged. We learn Of no transactions
BxzApsrUyrs. Receipts, 1882 bbls nour, go bbs
and 81 bags meal 20 $50 bushels wheat eos do
corn. 50 40 do. oats and IL 500 do malt Tho -four
market fairly active, and prices again improved &C.
Toe. per Dbl nearly all grades closing steady The
sales Of State and Western dour embraced r. 500 bbls
at the advance shown in annexed quotations. South
ern -four in fair demand aud prices ruled higher:
The ssIcs comprised $50 bbs Canada -four was mode
raely octve at advance OF Sc. loo. per bbl The
sales were about $50 bb Ryo dour remained quiet but
steady. Corn meal was dull and heavy, but without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

The GLOUCESTER (MAss) FrasafEs Tho returns OF the
fishing business OF Gloucester FOR tho year ending the
lat Of May last show capital OF nearly two millions Of
Hsh taken during the year was 81 o70 $50 Tho number
vessels employed in the mackere and cod fisheries Is
two hundred and forty one with tonnage Told
which manned by four thousand six hundred men
bOvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

CorvRE Tho market was active at full pricos and to-
on choice Rio. The sales comprise 2,306 bags Rio
OK Express, and 3 421 do. Anna private terms
FREIGHrs nrmer. The scarcity Of freight room is
look confidently for higher rates. and ~ them are
holding back for 1Od 3d. and expect TO get ere long
The next week will probably solve the question II the
weather In England proves bad for harvesting rates will
probably advance with tho demand for cereals for export
" not then the advance, IL any there be- must be very
slow The engagements were 10 Liverpool $50 bales OF
cotton at Sled, 500 bbls -four at Is. I'D L. Cd
1000 bushels corn at Is I'D per steamer 300 bales cot
ton At Va 500 erces beef at a. 3D. 500 boxes cheese
at sOs To London, 1000 bushels wheat at 3d., 900
bbs oil cake at d per steamer 900 bbls hour at ~
3D. To Bremen, 200 bids tobacco at l2s. Cd A bark
chartered TO Apollo nicola and back private terma
Hors we're steady Tho sales include IO5 bales common
u choice old, at Ice Soc, and ~ bales new at 43c.
60c. The arrivals Of the latter are still light.
MLAssEs was steady with fair demand from iobbers,
and full prices were obtained. The sales 10 hhds
Porto Rico at csc 70 do, at DOC and 100 do, at 81 &c
Provisions Receipts, $40 bbls pork, Ia do beef 1875
do and 2s2 kegs lard and 80 packages meats The
pork market was less active, but prices remained with
out decided change mess closing rather heavy ut
s32 cash The sales "a 900 bbs at 49, $50 w \
for new mess $50 $50 so for old do s24 IS S24 so
for prime and s2s SO s2s IS for prime meas also for
900 bbls new mess at $32 S32 So The beef market
rss moderately active and steady. The sales $50
"a, a, s. $12 for plain mess and $40 so ga 90 for
extra mess Beef hams were quiet and unchanged.
8soyu was nominal We learn OF no sales Cut meats
IN light demand 1876 packages were sold al l4kc.
lshc for shoulders and lec 23c for
nc soc for western, and sic 4oc for State Cheese
was in fair demand at 1lc 1917 for common TO prime
The lard market was quiet, but prices were shade
1rmer the sales comprised 500 packages at zoe 26hc
the outside price an extreme Tor choice kettle rendered
PsrRotsJm' The demand continued active for both
crude and refined 1 bond s9d Se sales wsrs s
and for export oomprsIng 1900 bbs crude al jSc nc
% tbs ssot Slc S5c for forward delivery 600 60c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
The following tables show the receipts and shipments
OF aour and grain Chicago from January to septem
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
r l40vrrru m rrrxs, nxrwA -

N TO THE EDITOR or HRRALp Np
lltaio iOPFIeR TIE MiLwAUKEB AxDl
Nr'at MINHEBovA RaiARoAv ConrANv. =
'Lt,8 90 sFA3l- Nav YORK, Sept !, 1856 ~
In your money article Of this day you mako some
statements with regard to the position OF this company
in which you do great injustice and you must
been much misinformed by party interested in in
juring There is Judgment Of $500 600 existing
against the company nor Is there any ba!ance due
the land grant mortgage of So 800 Any assertion
TO the contrary Is a wilful falsehOod " ~
As am sure you can have no intention to misrepre
sent the actual facts must ask the favor Of you to
rect the error into which you have been led.
A c.. GUNNIS0N, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
THE TURF,
LyA6HTON PLEASURE GROUND, l.. r. r.
GREAT TROTTING MATCH
FOR

btLWten anu
Mile heats, best 3 in 5, 60 they please.
These famous horses Internationally the fastest rotters
under saddle world will trot for the Fashion
Course, on, THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER7, AT. O'CLOCK
NJ One Of and fastest tros witnessed may
be looked for Butler saddle heat Fllngham
ness minutes seconds he also beat ratchen under
saddle in minutes Fl seconds Dexter beat Sonewa Jack
Hartford under saddle and has proved himself
Of the fastest roers in that Of going ever produced
great race Is certain. o t 70
The boats will leave Thirty fourth street ferry every Aye
Hunters Point In connection with the trains OF
the Flushing Railroad Company who will run extra trains
throughout the morning guaranteed special train will
leave Hunters Point at hsfpast one M reecang the
ample time for the trot and will remain at the sta
back again when the tot is con
cuded There will also be train from Hunters Point al
haf-past r. NJ An efficient police force to maintain
order. JOSEPH CROCHERON Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

AspsRsos Harlem The funeral Of 0soeok !.
eldest son OF Jsmes and Jane n Anderson will tskd
place from the rirst Methodist Epscorai church, on
i2bth street. this vrdsyj afternoon A. half past thrce
O'Clock The Sunday school aud friends OF tbs family
gro uuled " sssemL4s a. ,he heuss on t}1th slees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
FINANCIAL.
'H'r'SA''' FL" ssumo

l. S1pW
NRW vORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK
aosed yin he recelved ~ the Compt
%ncs unu. n & All ns ~,hcv oocncS sor pbs
~ WI" w. su ~. ..,n ~ 80 hnrar,d .c.s IA toI
whole OK Any l~rs o. me SUN o' c, Wn,ss srs .".hor
srs o. Ms ~ DO ~ w 49, ~ al . ., 49, a.
ordinance OF the Board OF SUPERVISORS approved oy tue
Mayor, May W. -. ,,,,,...., -..... r.-....u.
s,ructiou and completion Of the New Gsunty Court
Iiouse on Chambers street VIII bear interest At the rate
day q Nay aud November in each year. and the principal
VIII be redeemcd as toIows WI a.. :. v.-...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

Iucresss Al the exports In 1885, 900 s27
foss or specie through port Of Boston sselsiA
Tue Hartford papers say that the new state bonds au
shoked by the Connecticut Legislature nnd favor among
farmers aud men Of small Since the first OF this
noah We Treasurer has sold s27, 900 worth in small
sums making with those previously sold f52l 900 al.
rcsfy disposed Of
The state bank system Of Iowa has been virtually
wiped out by the conversion Of the State banks into
ostsons instutions The only branch which remainsis
ths at Port Madison and Is stated that the State
board will hold no meetings
The receipts and exports OF cotton at Savannah during
che month Of August follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

The wheat market rather less active, but prices
again advanced spring about 1c. per bushel while
winter was only steady The sales were moderate con-
sstng Of 80 900 bushels at 80 0s 81 IL for amber
State, 81 90 a 81 62 for amber Milwaukee. 81 Ai4
81 80 for Milwaukee club and Chicago spring The corn
market quiet, and unsound heavy, with strong
downward tendency while sound ruled ashadc In sellers
favor The sales confined to So 0O0 bushels at SIC
q SOC for unsound, and 90c a 81 &c for sound mixed
estern, the outside extreme TOR extra choice Rye
steady but quiet Barley and malt remained dull
and nominal Oats quiet but steady at soc. SIC
for Western.
CorroS-The market fairly active in good part for
a continued advancing tendency The sales were l. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

Shock hand september |, 1895 2sl
The earnings ~ the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
this year compare with the receipts during the
Ia 1894 AZ follous.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08
REsTAURANTs.

CHAKsPERE sALOON-oNB or THE LARGEST AND
s,co~ ~ %r"~dwsy sixth avsrus Srss
Hansrd ~ tsds wssts~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

on hano august Is, 1853. oo'i'o
The following table shows the receipts and shipments
OF dour and grain Chicago during the week ending
September 2, in 1864 and 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

TVTvIDEND THE IMPERIAL SILVER MINING COM
psny, Of San Francisco has declared dividend for
Au q 20 Per ssr e god Rsyss's . 90 and sssr seq
Pine street
Nav Yvsg. Scpt. 4. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08


LNOR SALE CHEAP-TwO billiard Tables FULL
si,e Sharp's cushions, nearly dew.
A. W. STARN rs FULTON strcet, near Washington.
DEcKER,s NEW TMPROvEMENr-THB BEST
Ia. Billiard Cushions In America Send for crcu" ana
pv1ce ist rs Canal street Good wyrkmen wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-08

d. r REwARD-LOsT MONDAY EVENING. MUNICH
sDs) OF Kerand Letter The finder will the above
by cans at II Nassau street. room a. botweenS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07
0FFIcr-SOufh side Public Square, Corine
ton, Indiana.

gIvHE Company holds BY lease and in fee about
twenty thousand acres Of the most select coal
lands in Western udiena, bordering both sides Of the
Wabash rser. Maps Of these lands may be at the
VIM. Dale, No. IS Park Place, City, tue Office Of
Hon. J. X. COfroth, Huntington. Indiana, and at the
Office Of Roach McDona aid. Indi snapolis.
A reference the report OF the Hon. David Dale
Owen, late state Geologist will show that these lands
situate In the midst of the finest fields Of
mineral substa
Near he mouth OF Coal Creek where the Company has
large quantities OF lands sat water has been discovered
equal in qualify TO the kanawha- This pro-
ondaga salt finding It's way down the Wabash and Ere
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the propr etor finding himself un
able TO compete with IT, abandoned the manufacture In
his boring be encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove TO have been coal oil
Those lands all lie in close proximity the Wabash
and krie anal, some OF them upon it, banks.
kr. John McMsnomy. the business agent OF the com
psny las ned from of observation OF the oil
regions of Pennsy vana. convne hat the lands leased
by the company In Fountain and rarke Counties has.
surface n dcaons present themselves stong analogy
Ia the oil and mineral substances found on French
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
valuable OIL is found Mr. McManomy has pur-
chased for the company the most approved machinery,
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and is pre-
barring tn experiences ~orkmen the speedy develop
Of the hidden Of the lads OF the company
All the induces Of coal OIL found 10 local ties where II
has been ured strongly marked in various To-
Cal ties Of The lands OF the Company afiodng every
rational prospect OF TIE company thinks il
necessary make any other reference 10 the character
the Lands other than the report and map referred To
500 900 Of the stock being 20OO shares Is proposed
by the ompany be offered In the market hall
il par value being s25 per share for the purpose
aiding the Company in speedy development OF tho
lands apr25 -dkwtf