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TRUSTEES:

ALEXANDER McCUE No. 34l Fultou-st., Brooklyn
WILLIAM u. WALLACE, No. l2l Wa.hiugtons IT., n. y.
ANDREW CARRl0AN, Chc1nbcrs-s... n. Y.
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, No. "a Broadway, ~. Y.
EDWARD r. JONES, COZ. BIoome and Levis-sts., n, Y.
EDWARD J. rATCHEN rie5srs. T. hotch.m 4 Col
No. Go Wall-st Ny.
CHARLES LONEEY. Monague-st., Brooklyn.
4. c. BURKE, NJ. d. No. lf2 Union-st., brooklyn
WILLIAM N. LITTLE, (ofwyokoa Litte,) Montague
st., rear Court. Brooklyn
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STOVE.

MANUPAC TURERs' REFTNERS AND LARGE CON
sUMERs' COAL DELIVERED IN CARGO.
The coiry with present machinery 10 now esitbe Of turn
Ing out from coo daily and Coal vii DO delivered
A. any place within the Cities Of Newl ok Brooklyn Jersey
Cy and other adjacent cc' tie RIVERS RAILROADS
aud delivery.
Conuuers invited Subscribe FOR . stock s least
many they Of coal per snnum and make
tai. the Pioneer Company in economy IN cost Of Col
DIRECTORS:
JOHN ANDERSON. No. els Finhsye.
Col A =. wILLMARrH. Vic. Fresiden, Home Insurance
Company
Hon {. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayo Of New York
Hon ALFRED NJ. WOOD. Mayor Of brooklyn.
Hon OREsTEs CLEVELAND. Mayor Of Jer.eyCity.
Hon MARTIN KALBFLEisCH. EIMryos and Il. C.,
Brooklyn.
CHARLES JENKINS. President EAs; River Bank.
{. II. DELAMATER Del ms;cr Iron WORKS.
l.. DOUGLASS Secretary N-rhanis Insurance Company
c. H. APPLEGATE c. H. Apprs.te A HTo
y. o. GLOVER, Presit-u, Harmony Ins.islee Company
c. '. h. OsTRASDER. FIeadcIt heohsnlos' lH'ursneo
Company.
JAS. II. WHEATLEY. Fint-n Whestey
COUNSEL
BARNEY BUTLER L PARSONS. Trinity BHilinI
Books q sub.cpio ogsn the following places
Once Of tie Coup,uy No II Ef,sdEsy room No 80 IA.
pirs Build al siory)
Essi River B.nt No. 60 BrosdSay
c. H. Apologize Bro. No. sst broadway.
Mayors Oh,ca Jersey City.
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PROPOSALS
AT MATURITY.

Tbe,. Bond, ara the Entire BaiGaoe Of the so 900
Bond. Of The Company whicn Sap DJ uto Ge, ' ~.
Water Cap and offered TOR sale iof the purpose Of
completing the EAienGon Of be Road from the
PR terminus 10 Phil psbng opposite Eaon building
he Brunch Road from Deuve via Boouton 20 Newafk "a
very favorable line for the Goal Traffic and TOT furnishing
Coal Freight sud Passenger Car. and Ensines
Tue Morris aud Esscy Railroad when extended 70 Eason
will eornec; with the Lehigh Valley Railroad with the lie
ana nearly competed and with the Esst Penn,yyhn Rail
road which poposed 20 be extended from Allentown TO
road nin.daey upon IT, completion, with m immense tun-
ns:e Tor trauspoaon AID It must become one Of toe m9st
egh snd East.m schuy MI rcs9rsi aud viii also Torn
par the erat through Inc 70 CINCINNATI and Chicago tud
he Yre.t West generally Via Lchsh Valley, Allentown.
Penn.yv,n Central sni f''abuS Fo Wayne and Chicago
Rsirosis,
Brown and Peer Cooper Trusscs upon ne rosd coperd
aud ~ the q completion ad upon Tie pancH roin
D-u,ie 60 Newark. from The Hudson hy.r o. h.opAeh 70
the Deawar. River Al lhphnrsa, ncnchs al nEts tes'
esiatr rolling stock and oth'r property Of the Company
Tho Capita Stock Of ;he Company, amounins to t3i3oV
hsf a ben called IN sud expended upon the road which IN
addition to the amounts received and 10 be received from the
boid applied lnt 81 be applied 20 the extension u 10. present.
road sud the building o. tho Bnacb Road Afford an an
doubiedy ample ba, FOR the security o. ese bonds Thu
will be evident from the fart ths the business on the oes
road Newark to Haeke,stowu, his always been sut
Sealed groposl. ior these Bonds viii be received unil
FRIDAY tine PIN JANUARY nett, al ? o'clock D M.
fr the whole or anv portion Ten pr cent aud TIE prrnaH
vii b. pad time 81 the awards n the olc ana nnry
pei delivery q the Bonds which will ee IN ,rn
psymet 70 O,ober 70 The right % paying In fs a.
time The interest arroult wal bu adjusted AZ The TIM. d
paving n The Bonds No lids under vii be accepted DIT
bid. a. par and viii AWARDED Ia the order Of the
ufrrms md should there BE- ol bi 1t The 0wss
r-s thou tie ds be awarded pr rata. The bondi VII
b. coupon si'h he r.h' q oaiion of ~ tu'ndct ol
coupous made Transferable tho books Of the company
a. the p4.li. % the h1,r. Part making pfpPoll- w
s,se ~ amount 81 Bonds desired the Denomination and
price Pc 0ur handTrd go isss
al prnr0.al rho1d boz sealed, and ifioset "Ffolo@l
for Morn. ana E.'eI Easod Company hepa, sni ~
closed Second envsoy. stdfc..sd 10 j. - 'tkMlL r.
-.a Merchants bank A-wlurk, or 10 The Hnists ned
srwsrk Ncv Jrrsy e'hsf of whom VII furnish mated
copies 81 tie marf.4.a which ntlas lvl Information
iy otder u the board u Director. . -
ISAAC VAN NAGENEN. Treasurer
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OFFICERS,

ALEXANDER NcCUE, President.
WILLIAM II. WALLACE. Vice President
WILLIAM a. FOWLER. Treasurer.
CHARLES p. WILLIAMS. Second Secretary.
CHARLES LOWREY, Counselor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

Tie property o. this Company consists OF 1872 Of good
boring territory ID fee simple situate IN tine heart OF bo on
REGION in N.nango County Pennsylvania, together with
leases 10 well, which producing net product Of
nearly FORTY EANELS PR DAY, which. st The present
price Of SO per beIre $50 PER day oT 1900
month which gives over TWO AND HALE FER CENT
Oh THE CAPITAL SrOCk and when che wells which sre
going DOWN completed TIE PRODUCTION Of oil TO the
company vii be LARGELY I&CRE ASED
II also owns the entire working interest in two wells
which tcns bored wth every indication OF being line pro
Gucing wells.
n also interest IN nine wells horg sunk, which
when completed viii arscy Increase ito rrvruuc
Tho Trustee determined 20 axe this rulk among the
best Petroleum Companies c, formed and have rcscped
large
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Financial.
. FEW FACTS


A FEW FACTS
= FOR THOSE INTERESTED,
OR ABOUT
BECOMING INTERESTED
OIL COMPANIES.
THE
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA,
OWNS IN FEE SIMPLE,
OVER
-FOUR SQUARE MILES
OF TERRITORY
In the bes, Oil Rcsicn OF Pennsylvania
BEING
TWO SQUARE MILES IN WARREN COUNTY,
PENN,
On The line Of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
TWO SQUARE MILES on THE
North Salmon Creek, Forrest Comfy.
Immediately adjoining venango County Penn.
IT. intrinsic value Of their territory greater than that OF
any other Oil Company before tie public with the same
amour, Of capital
THERE WILL RE BUT
SIXTY THOUSAND SHARES
.fthe capital stock sold the subscription price, 500 per
share and not single above that number VIII be sold
ri anv price whsever uu the territory is developed This
rook # desired
competent Superintendent, rapidly developing the prop
srtyi he has two gues the ground two wells already
started ana three viii be IN operation soon As Tie
engines completed
There Is valuable saw mill tho Co'tor fem ard timber
OIL the whole ofthe territory sufficient TO give profit Of ssVV
Per day for twenty year, 500 6ay Tor ten thep "
large Of coal tbetwo square miles IN Torres.
County. The timber and the coal will give to the Company
handsome dividend independent Of the OIL
the market value OF the territory owned by the Company
has increased to that Is present worth
IRREGULARITIES or A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
The amount Of capital that wbe raised by 'le sale Of the
10000 SHARES
WILL BE ONLY
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Were the Company sell eiihs. Of their properties a, the
present time would realize than doob!o the amount
they would obtain by Of the above number Of shares No
better evidence OF the stability Of the Company OF Of tho
value OF their stock, investment can be offered
The Directors invite az who desire investing in oil stocks to
cal their Offices and eIemino prospectus, dTaAs, ETC.
where they cannot fl to be sltish ID that the
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
r.nks among those companies that VII stand when al others
i and that il j. on such bes. that s,ockhoGcIs fail
20 realize handsome profit aside from the question Of oil
sliofsihef ..-
WIN NJ. STEWART. Vcc.PFe,ide1.t
WEI p. SMITH Treasurer
Z J. HARRISON, Secre AIRY.
Tie book. for subscription wall be open Tor short time
longer &, the Offices OF ne Company
No. AZ PINE.ST., NEW-YORK,
and Nos % and % Washington Building third street below
wslnutsi PHILADELPHIA
RKYzRTScE
y l. GILBERT Al F1ny, y.
h. =. CusHMAN,I toyN.Y.
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NJ IL RAlLvAI CoNrANI

No 1s5 WEsT-sI, EEw OHK, January ;, 1863
DIVIDEND.--Thc Directors Of this Company
have tAs declared Dividend from The Earnings Of
tho Eosd for Six fnonits ending 3ist Decemtef u mo- o.
THREE AND ONE-HALF PEI cent on the FItkt EiJtED
STOCK. 80 ,o,,,,o,.
Also. Dividend Of FOUR per cent on the COMMON
CAPITAL STOCK.
Both psyabic ices the Government Tar Of I've Per eep
the Treasurer Once, ETiepisce on WEDNESDAY the
Frst day Of February next Registered Holder. o.
stock q the closing Of the books.
The Transfer books both Preferred and Common stock
viii be co.ed on the afternoon of MONDAY the l6h inst,
'"' " &c P'"'~ HORATIO N. OTIS, Secretary.
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Financial.
GPECIAL PETROLEUM NOTICE.
Il i Il TIE X A VIVA
AND
ELK RIVER
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY"

OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Geoogist, and practical unite In ther belief snd
report that the property Of this Compauy-O2, $50
ACRES OF LAND, IN FEEL. in the very center of
the West Virginia Oil Regonhas numerous oil aid gas
springs along the banks of lie principal streams lone Of which
vics with the Burning Spring isel and il surrounded
by properie. every side that anmSkabe in Their oil
bearing character"
The subscription FORTS purchase IS being made 1.-THE Of
fee Of the Undersigned contains the names Of many Of our
prominent capitalists and business is already Tar ad-
vsnced, and will be closed at early day.
Prof RICHARDSON'S very able aud interesting REPORT
the property with CIRCULAR attached containing the
conditions Of the subscription aud any additional inorGaon
can be obtained at this Office.
JAMES WADSWORTH e Co.,
No. 81 CEDARST.,
NETWORK.
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WORKING CAPITAL OF 100000

70 dcVruTt fHt VT0TtIIls
The subscription books or limited number Of shares
opcu the Offices Of Me- TT. ketchun Co. O. all
st WIN. II. Wel,ce. esa. l3l W ashinstonst: VIM 4 fow
ler - Eroadway; T.. u. Jones, CITY Mills rne
Bi~oe sua ryyis fts the C.y Of New and Messrs
Nyckof Lille Moniague-s-.. ne,r Couni d. h Dnckei
csa IS Fuons. u. h. Powell. 81 Myfue-syr. in tie City
OF BTnukyn Of ehrI u The IIusiees
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Financial.
pROoRLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL eJ00,0C0.

TUU,UUU HuAINI-7 N Sd ftIt SItAft
elOG GOO RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
OFFICE or TIE COMPANY NO. "a BROADWAY, N. Y.
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DETROLEUM.
i OFFICE or THE CENTRAL PETROLEUM
EXCHANGE,
No. 10 PSEsT., NEW York, Dec. 30 1864.
To .hc subscfbcIs of Die
UNITED PETROLEUM FARMS ASSOCIATION
HOFFMAN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
BLOOD FARM PETROLEUM COMPANY,
HONE PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OIL CITY PETROLEUM COMPANY.
AZ meeting Old Trustees Il tle l5,yeuamrd Companies
recently held, Ic.ou,icn passed authorizing
200 LEASES
81 nric tie cyr properties owned by said Companies
There Is an opport nity al wlo subs Tbrr trud
wish TO so 10 take interest IN the practical develop
meri % ihss. eli lands
There parties who propose 90 engage IN workng these
leases such manner think, 10 make lucrative tnd
object Tor the sut-cDcs % he Interested win them
we max. tie slbcrbrFs ts offer hen they do 70. deem
desirable otlefs esdy to engage IN the work ine
dimrly.
There Gy engines already ordered prosecute this
work.
We respectfully request subscrbers % give this matter
their nd Geuiou, And advise ne iuuedaey
WED. w CLARK & co.
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YNHE SPEEDWELL MUTUAL COAL CO.
CAPITAL, 100000.
$4,000 sHARES-SIO PER SHARE.
WORKING CAPITAL. $4,000.

Each share stock entities the holder OF the share to
Gross Tun ego pound Of Coal at eo,S7 S-or less with
divisional dividend Of 20 per cent which WIN reduce the net
cost OF coal to very low figure This enterprise should be
taken hold by every person using coa 1t IL not only saw
ing Of 50 per the cost Of the COAL but good paying
dividend 10 ivory share OF stock which renders very de-
srabe investment the capitals, well the poor man.
The coery Is producing 1900 ,uns per annnm OF the
best Ash Coal Tho subscription books OPEN Pelse
call and prospectus and learn particulars Of
WILLIAM l. HARLAN
Goa Office, Room No. II Trinity Building.
no. III Broadway.
" The attention Of all Retail Resers ,c4led the above
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OIFICy OF rHE MARiPosA COMPANY,
No. - WALLsT.. NEW. OAK. )
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Company the Esd
dry Jannsry inst, the office II the comrny. to
take into confederation the present condition OF The Company
las sud sSpcs, their wishes In respect to its iuins
Transfer books vii be clocd from the evening
of the 18th 10 the morning OF the 23th int.
dated Jan. o. 1865. w. TITUS, secFetlry.
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OEYfOT ov THE PROVIDENCE MislSo toEPhsr
No. ~ NIsAr ST. HLv oRN. Jan. ID, 100 J.
NOTICE-Thc following doscribcd stock IN
~ Prov ld.ue~ Minor COMPANY All be col - Pubc Auci
ton IN TUESDAY. Feb 10 6o5 o'clock, p. NJ, at tho
COMPANY fof ass~aBsuts due ard unpaid unless
pad before s Day according ~ the Charter and BY
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AUDENRIED IMPROVEMENT AND Goa
COMPANY'S MINES.

improvements persona ropery etc, In full and successful
operlt.on at Wilkcsburre Pa
The guilty 4 the Coal for Domestic and Manufacturing
purposes 5ers gr,a, Baltimore yens) the fscies and
economy mining unsurpassed BY that OF mines In
the United States.
There six siesm-ergnes pumps, breakers and ssh
leach GOO tuus daily csplcyl sope mine roads Tools
implements. miner houses. power AID oil houses carpcn
;ers AID black smiths shops horses mules etc complete
100 tuns Of Coal ready foT removal and with
complete facilities, by railroads aud canals. supply Of
lo0c0 900 annually taken on, and delivered
commencing Immediately upon the OIganIalioa.
STOVE