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Brnxop In the very Of the OF region Of West VirEp.
Professor Richardson reports "yom property the vsy
center OF tho West Virginia Oh Regions II has
oil and gas springs along the banks Of its streams which
yies with Tho famous Burning Spring itself"
Professor Shepherd OF Now Haven, Conn., repo-s 81" cons
sder il einently oil producing lard Tho bearing shas<
undee it extensively and the long lines Of carbuotedhydyo
gen OF unnatnggss springs some OF which saw bufninz
vel the appearance Of oil Itself the surface Of the rse
fully confirm in this belief.
There be doubt hs along your creeks and b sts
there large extent Of valuable oil producing territory Tho
prodgons amount Of blmnous and camel coal
limestone and recays embodied the high hills your
property the tops and slopes Of which covered with an
aordnsry growth Of wheOsk and other heavy tbers I'D
immensely TO rs value.
Tbese views fully Endorsed by the reports Of
practical and experienced from the Oil ds,rc Il
Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The Company consider themselves fortunate in having
cured the services of M Blackwell practical Civil Enei'
neer for general supentsndency 80 well known as the
late Chief Engineer and Superintendent Of tho ConisAoh-
err of Washington Heights" New York City
Arrangements IA spd prosre for the immediate Dr.
veopment of the property, scae commensurate WITH iA
value and extent.
Subscriptions payable at the time Of subscribing or %
half In cash and the balance In thirty days from the time 81
closing Of subscription, be made 10 person, or BY ~
ter az the Offices Of the undersgned No 81 Cedsrs New
York T. h Dobson No ~ Safest, Boston, and John W.
Strong Deoi. 3ch where full information be obtained
JAMES WADSwoRTH CO..
No. 81 Cedar.st., NewYorh
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LANDS on OIL CREEK AND oHrRRY RUN.


PROPERTY 20 l-srvESrr BARRELS or OIL pAiLI
perpetual lcG.- OF two AMI bal acres on We oeep,so
Bu-anan Farm 1t The Junction Of on rreh snd i
Two oil vel. nov IN operation yiedins ~ psIres oAN'
H.. ,c..nt suppv Of oil g. equivalent 20 the payment Of
=. ts e' Two FIX cfST loty di'deud' 70 the Stock
AI FiEsi i'' pivipESD o. TWO PER CENT, FOR
,t, ,,o,.,,v are he firpon, Phllps ," Woodruff"
Hammond" aud oh,r weIli which have been flowing TWO
o. .nIes y. vi. viii mnsdisy DO ,anl by Company.
Rngnr. tools ard tubing now on the sionnd
r. r,opsly o~n-d m s lie. Just north romer
both sd Of cssr ha9 ~ se, am hne ,ss ss new
Noble vel ~h'' PSo. cr..t owned by tie United
stse. Petroeum oOmp.ny and eu. Ai,s d,nes ron
a.. Hatch Pam and the on Greet large hOw Of Oh has
a.i struck the 1orhen ,ese o. ,s Of so
Irinr We. q 100 bbi. the story lsm, Rynd
, ~ H.. y. r tie sas one It, , SaPsy asp
ever peou ,ank CleTy En- ~!ie9a. s'ffrlns or
rs9rspIr NO .rvH ts .S1fs sS Cherry
Rom fi'. wei. being bor.d.ene having reached .ns
ssFA a o 9is. The r.' National fsatssn1 ,, Soa
,c9dins psnry or doipt dsys WORK. Tho Red" wsu
Of ls0 b6. Tie Prince" and Auo1n" 81 ieo %" escp
''d g rhors srr se lit Acrs: o, Kronr1n
Al s 81 "a S1S. ss oil :. @
pop.rif, n Fsnn'yva, tIps o. o. IND a-y .nh.n, ::
b, III soyeri,s and srtss all sides 81 IT, Noon on me
,oprfty for over 500 wells Several will b. sunk .nimea-
.tey.
pnoryHIy 500 AcRrf IN vrsr VIRGINIA
The about 200 Of rich Oh arms lands on the
L.. Kanauhs and Duntad Greek IN West Virginia giving
70 the f,t National Petroleum Go. Of all the OIL Ibe
poperty i ne.r noted Burning SPRING we'll and ia the
greet range which has Away. Deen found to contain
oil In large quantities Wen. will be immediately.
YlorERrr b.
lease Of nD Of hrstcAs o bearing lands also on
Le ksnswhs River and DunkArd Greek IN tie vicinity Of
Property No s.
THE EKtEEvKp suARHs-AIL SocIHoLpEn on An sor Al
Subscription, will b. received until further notice, for
limited amount OF the capital s,oct u the lowest cAsh price Of
$Js shs. par value 81 the ssn- being fall paid ny ock nee
from aid liabilities In which respect the
original snbscribers and tho.. " no put down thsI
names, sand " precisely tic same footing
Cosrss1s vOkEIS6 ortRkTloyi
Tho working operations Of tho Company have been placed
under tho pe.ons supervision Of hshon Frost red, Of
Ttu.sie Mr. Frost pioneer 10 the oil development o
and Of the largest and most experienced "a
operators country AL the wells will be sark
under mis- immediate direction.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
II W. nEKiCE
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pETROLEUM.
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY
CAPITAL. 81 10000 pJyIDfp INTO 100000
PAR VALUE s5.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, ~ PR SHARE.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL on THE SUB.
sCRIBERs, As SO, 600 sHAREs ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
PHrsrpExr-J g. CLARK Of N.v.york
VIcE PREsIDKsr-R IL WiSHART. New.Yerk
ssoEE1AnT-j. CoSkLIN. NewYoii
DlRECTORs.
R.v.R KETCHUh. Baltimore, Nd
q. KING, Baltimore, Md
IN. GOULD, Philadelphia, Pa
W wooDsUPr. E.ItfsoIs. Nd
H. D. DEVOE, New.Yort.
A. CLARK. Tar Fern Ts.
II. I. CLARK, Oil City, Pa
is CLARK, n Y A. CLARK. Tan Fern, p
HIP. CLARK on City, Pa
No ~ BROADWAY, n.
Nos C12 and Ga CHEsTNUT.sT PHlLA.
AND BALTIMORE, MD.
Thi. Company Organized the Of State Of
New Yors. The principal Office No. II Broadway, with
branch offices Ia Philadelphia and slmoVe for the convent
Of subscribers where tue ceates Of stock will BE-
issued subscribers scrip books without
delay Tho property has been selected with great during
the last three by those Of the directors who have been
constantly operating Oil Greek and throughout tho entire
oil region OF Penney wen Western Virginia and
selected TO sc but for the ostensibs purpose oil
veopmont aud producing oil having wells under
contract and being bored with vsor Every Of this Com
property bottom and the beat OF borns land much
Bend Aleg6ny River and other where the lands
benr develops. p, with good sn 'acce.s
OFFICE IN NEWYoRh, where Prospectus and every In
No. ~ BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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DETROLEUM.-Petr Stocks BOUGHT
and SOLD at the Public Petroleum Board Orders rom
city country promptly executed KRU0LER WIG.
OiNS General Auctionerrs and stoek AID Bond Broken
oHes Nc ~ EesvsJ It,, coz. William.
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NOTICE.-THE UNITED STATES PETRO-
~ LEUM COMPANY Will receive PROPOSALS q TIE
Offices Of the Company No. a. Exchsnse-pace. New ORR
and Plumer vsnnngo County Penn until noon on 81 .t
DAY the 18th Of February rsIt for LEASING pnrs 81 the
large and valuable OIL PRODUCING TERRITORY now In
possesson ofthe Company Ptnoe Creek, snd at walnut
bend Allegheny River. Nrnanlo County. Pa Most Of
t. property on Phol Croek ~ In ths nnediste vicinity
OF the Frazier We recently developed by the Company
add lowing from $50 10 200 barrels Of oil per day.
Maps Of the property be a. hs Offices OK the ON
pauy where further inform alton will b~ given by order Of
the Board r. d. fENNlNo, SecfeiNy'
New. h rk, Jan q, 1865
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TREASURY DsPAprnKsr
oUioE % CoErInotLKH OF rIf ouhgsscY'

WILMINGTON Jun. 20 Iit1.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w ,ened to the undersigned & has been mad, 70 sper
that th. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK or NEN-
YORK In the Cy Of New Yort In the County ofSsv YORK;
and New lors has been duy oFgansed under and
according requirements OF III. Act Of Congress entitled
Az Act provide National Currency secured by pledge
Of United bonds and provide if tho crcn son tnd
REDEMPTION thereof approved Jun. 1874 and has complied
with al proyidons OF dd oct rcqursy TO be coupled
with befor. commencius the business Of BANKING under s1d
-
kots tasr,fore l. Hug, McCnlloch Comptroller Of tho
Currency do hereby certify that The American National
Bank of City o. New iors M the County
ofNew YORK and State Of NevYork authorurd TO com
uenes ID. bnEnes. OF BANKING under tie at nforesaid
In testimony whereof witness hand and sesl OF ofce
this twenty -liih day Of January, 1863
HUGH McCULLOCH.
ISeal Comptroller Of the Currency.
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MO LIABILITIES TO STOCKHOLDERS.

No LIABILITIES TO STOCKHOLDERS.
TIE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM CO.,
SEw.YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS or THE STATE OF
NEw.YoRK, JAN, 1895
CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 00c,0O0,
IN zoe, COO SHARES OF SJ EACH
A LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK RESERVED At So
A SHARE.
TWO NEW WELLS ON ConFhNVs PROPERTY
NOW YIELDING 10 BARRELS DAILY-FIVE
WELLS NOW GOING DOWN
OFFICE no. 100 BROADWAY.
UNDERWRITING FROM TIE START.
OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT,
CEAS II. APPLICABLE.
fof c. II. Apologize Bro, No. a5t BrOadwsy3
VICE PRESIDENT,
John l.. DOUGLASS.
,sserelAry Merchants Fire Insurance Coz
rrIAsrs-a,
HIRAM BOND,
(Banker, No. II Pinest)
sEcEKrAET
JOHN q. HOST,
tCe,nnis,ion Merchant, No. CedAr-tt>
e.sraAL SUPERINTENDENT,
MAHLON =. FROST,
(Ol rius,ile, fal
BASKERs
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co.,
(Corner Nassau ssd Pine-st,)
TRUSTEES.
or Nrw. YoRK-Chs, Ii. Apologize, John Ia Doos"
Cha. A. Crane John b. bog,on, John q. Hoyt Samuel
Rooney.
Or T,rc,ynLE. rA-Sahop s. Frost, Char. C. Ghdiey
Cl.. Is. Hell.
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Petroleum.

THE
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL sToCK....:............eI,O 0O, 900,
DIVIDED into 10000 Shares, at IS per share.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,
TO 60, 600 SHARES ONLY 81 80 PER SHARE.
STOCK ISSUED FULL PAID.
$50, 900 CASH APPROPRIATED AS A WORKING
CAPITAL.
PREsIprrr. ..............ISAIAH LTKrvS.
VICE PRRsiDKsT...........WM. VI. STEWART,
gAsUHgR................Whl. d. SMITH.
kFChgTiRY.. T.. j. HAKhISOy.
ISAIAH LUKENs, ROBERT SMITH
W. d. SMITH EDWD 8. CUSHMAN,
w. NJ STEWART.
oFTlCYs-No. ~ PINE STREET. NEw.YORK,
AND NOS % AND - WASHINGTON BUILD
INOs, NO. 21t South Thirdst, below Wal.
null PHILADELPHIA
any other oil company before the public with the
amount Of capital
The Directors invite an who deSre investing IN oil ,octs
call at their offices and examine prospectus dsu.h &c
" here they cannot fail TO be satshed that the
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
organised such basis that stockholders fail TO
realize handsome PROFIT aside from the question Of oil alto
gether.
lorEoy ~ tie CIT CO 81 Tie tenpt'y.
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TREASURY DEPAETaKST,
Owner oy CokPrRoLLER OF THB CURRENCY Z
M1tuIsGTOs January " 1865. }

NOTICE.-The EAST RIVER BANK will
organize practicable National Bank, with
the capital increased TO $500 900.
Having surplus Of over ~ per cent dividend In stock OF
pr cent will be made 10 present Shareholder; the re-
nander Of tie surplus will BE- pa cipstedn by the
stocA.
The subscription boob is open at the Bank No CSC
lroodWHv
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GiorkboIocrs Hlestinss.

oyyrcr oY THE DUBUQUE lSp SIoux CITV RAILROAD Co.
DUBUaUE. Iowa January II, 1888
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCKHOLM
-rs n. Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company WIN
be held at the Office Of the Company IN Dubuque Iowa On
MONDAY February 49, 1865 At 10 o'clock H. Tor the pus
poa OF eectns Iour Directors for the term Of two years
LOUIS BOlSOT, Secretary
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PROSPECTUS

THE HENRY BEND PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE or
NEW-YORk.
CAPITAI-.............. ...."..........sS3OO,OO 900
DIVIDEND INTO 10000 sHARES
PAR VALUE, SIC EACH
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The Trosees have declared Return Premium o! flfll
YER CENT upon all participating Life Policies 70 i3Ioe
Vhlh were Issued months pr0r 10 January 1902
They directed the payment o, the Inn and hai 's
snsnt OF Twenty per scrps Of 1850 20 io lnou
.,, and the redemption in fui Of those aeoea AZ 0'i ''
teea
Certificates win be redeemed IN csh and aef The hrd
MONDAY IN March next peent5on 81 the home oihce
feRr.s subject Notes viii be credited the settlement
q tbe next Premium.
BY order Of the Bcsrd,
WILLIAM II. BEERS. Ac.usTy.
S-rnr the wear 1896 policies issued, in'urns
oE.lG,55G
VALANCE SHEET OF TIE COMPANY, JANUARY l,
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BALANCE SHEET OF THE COMPANY, JANUARY
1865.

TRUSTEES.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, THOMAS sNCLL,
JOHN NJ NIXON, ISAAC c. KENDALL,
nAVID DOWS JOHN L. ROGERS,
DANIEL :. MILLER, JOHN MARS
WILLIAM BARIONL RUSSELL DART,
&M. c. DUSENBURY, VIM. II. APPLETON
JOHN T.. WILLIAMS, ROBERT X. COLLINS,
henry L. bOGFRT. DUDLEY b. FULLER
WI. A. BOOTH
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President,
ISAAC c KENDALL Vice President
WILLIAM II. BEERS, ActuGJy.
YHYODORE NJ BASTA Cashier.
CORNELIUS r. BOGERT. NJ d., uos,.,, r,sr,,,.-,
GEORGE WILKES n. d.,
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KINGS COUNTY SEVEN PEE CENT COUPON BONDS
KIsee COUNTY TREAsusER's OFFICE,
10 COrRT. ". HhnOyr W E,h . 1865
PENNSYLVANIA OIL AND COAL LANDS

PENNSYLVANIA OIL AND COAL LANDS
FOR sALE.-rhsrs hsv. bee placed in hands for
eaA either H. whole part, collection OF easebod and
fe interest," IN tho co portions u tho West Penn,ylys
ID Oh HsOns The.. einbrsre par Of the wOrs
tns Interests O. TIE ere Story Faru - enire Interests OF
eke Utica on Co Wells and Ian or BucLsnsn on
"a Crses sso ~ lying sugar Creek 10 seses
sIeneh CTeek li6 III Hole Creek with nbeI Of
ssesi equally vallsble Interests
ALBERT II NICOLAY No. 81 Wfliannst.
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DROVIDENCE, Sc, SUPREME COURT,
u SEPTEMBER TERM, A. d. ls64-Upon the applies
don Of D1Ou for order Of notice 70 the Bill
ks3rs OF the Bopin:on Bank and Claimants upon tie Re
esiver: ~
Is adndg.d ordoTed and deceed that the sid Dixon
ean,@ notice 10 be Dubsned IN The Providence Journal
Clcago Tribune and New Tribune cling the holders
esthe bills sid Hopkinon Bank AID tha c ants upon the
bsrl aud their upon said Receiver at the Hopkinto
Bsnk Westerly, before the 18th day Of March 100
teiY claims shall h. orev. rrei Eyanst said Receiver
b.sd be published Tor least two months seT the
Tsfed as he decree Of Co7rt I'D dsy r. 49, dec ~
By order JOHN 4. GARDEER, Clerk
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF
A..sT.vr CoxxrsARY GENERAL oP SUBSISTENCE,
No 4 srArE trRKHr NEW NORR, Jan. 81 lsto. ,

A.,Is1.Er CoxNrsARY GENERAL % SUBSISTENCE
No STATE sTREEr. NEW YORK, Jan. 81, lsto
ARMY SUPPLIES BEEF: CATTLE
~ seard Proposals lin tripicate will be received by the
rpder,1ped az tni. office until IL o'clock m ON TUESDAY.
tie 7h pro1o for supplying BEEF CATTLE ior me ase
~ L United states Army b. delivered at the WAShNo.
TON DROVE YARDS, New.York City. or at some Ssnef
York 10 be oy the under signed and 10 snen num-
her as NAV from be required nor e1ceedhs one
thousand head IN any calendar month nom the 10Th OF reo
sr 9S 10 the l April 1865; notice to De gwen 70 ,ne
ccr,r.c,o on SATURDAY OF each week on his sppeaton
this Office Of the luube OF cstne he shall be required 10
deliver during the follovin. week
A. ~. att, will be required for shipment none BOT N'
svav of oxen entirely free from al 9iennsb' ~
In ,riectious less than three years oid WI pr -
and no Of the weight oil N
NOT q. bish a. hundred and seventy i've pounds nor
sy hnok OF weight than twelve hundred Pouos.
TIE .. act eross weight Of bullock TO be asccaipea ~
tba .s. time of weighing be determined by me ln'
stor OF the part the United staes MI george o,et
ho.s 6cse OF inspection. stating the number OF Carlo
their gh Ac will consltGe tie voucher, on
p..eD(aff5h Of which the s.?gp1wY ee psc men Iunas
re IN h.nd fot he p6rfos Each pf5bost TO be enter;
tanned uust bsv. printed copy OF thu ad'er1'ecH' P~~
a. il, head, and be IN the following forn Cat.
al A-B-, the city town Of, county o. = 80
OF = hereby propose deliver 20 The Subsistence pspai.
u,ent of the O. +. my tho asninson bioNe
E.wY oh Cv other point IN ner Siid city tooe dese
na,.d such number q Beef ,itte net eIc.e,hs s;oo
and head In sny calendar month Of the qnsy cohaioo
a. described in the sdyertemen, above posea, -
from time time BE- required TO iurn Gu cue
A - cents per pound gross weight ,u.
To be subscribed BY two responsible suIeues ~
ave. the undersigned hereby agree that shouI1 We
bid be accepted Will give bond ~ h sum Q. ven
end dolsrs that the contract shall be fulfilled
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Firanrial.

TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
or THE ,.o,.ry
NKW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE COnf AMI
OFFICE Eos liz aud ia BhOApNA''
JANUARY ], 1865
lrAcsnt Of Assets Janusry l2'>r''t''''''''''S- '
Ascent from Promiuuie Ehdow-
~. ,.,ssna Ssyps isst. .''' sIf77ls5+3
Ansas. Of lnteies; received and
seGned including premium on ,.,s,. - -, -9a ali n
sid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 -
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CIscIsSATI RAILROAD 60,
CLEVELAND u, Jan. Is, 1865. )
vENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK.
holders Of this Company for the Election o. prsst1fs
and FOR the transaction business viii De held a. tS
osce OF the Company In Cleveland Ohio on WEDNESDAY.
February IS 1865 accordance with amended bylaw ne
transfer hooks will be closed the evening OF February
until February ID. GEO. H. RUSSELL secretary.
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4 DIVIDEND Of SEVEN AND ONE.HALF

n ( PER CENT viii be paid the capital Stock Of the
Peuns Goal Company the Office 81 the Company
this city, and alter WEDNESDAY the 18th February
inst.
Tie ,nser books viii BE- closed IRON the en- 10 the 18th
int both dave inclusive. GEORGE A. HOYT, Jreatgrer
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COAL SUPPLIED AT ACTUAL
COST.
NO Personal LIABILITY
FUTURE CALLS OR AssEssMENTs'
THE CONSUMERS BEN E FL L
COAL COMPANY

COAL COMPANY
u now ortenzinq upon the Mutual Plan and presents th'
,ape features that have resulted successfully IN fh''
dephia and This 10 the pioneer company IN Ne
York Present p7'ee Of Coal. 81 50 70 aa per tun.
CASH CAPITsL..... 'cVoo'oDDo
NUMBER or SHARES tSixty Thousendl '''''oV'vUo
PAR VALUE tul paid ten Dollars ...'........'sio
wORK1aG CAPITAL lin cash out Of above) . oo'ooV
The capital being paid fun, there can be no pe'so 10
billy to the shareholder eny further calls or
Each share entities the holder &c receive annually sho p'
petuaily,
ONE TUN OF COAL At ACTUAL CosI'
nd semi annual cash dividends Of Che pofs oil the 'e'
surpu, Coal after supplying he sharehod-si arc
be delivered a, any place within the 'iss "a a.,
BROOKLYN Jersey CITY and other ndaceut ~ - ;,inr
OF RAILROADS esnterug therein 81 the to'na WV '" h
transport alton and delivery. , ,h. Coal .beV ,,e
who do not desire n receive the Cos 'e "
ent Ell 10 NAV have theI proportion SOLD ny the .p
Tor their especial benefit, tie p.ohts b ing pAu ot ~
idcpendeit of the regular Sem annual '"h pFiu,"
Bock, Of snbscption are at the follow ns pae''
oGcs Of the Com,.pv No n Broadway Uoon No o. In
pire uidins bach room, second tofyJ
Fast River Bank No Csc broadway.
&. r. Apuieqa;e 4 Bro. No. 80 broadway,
WYCkOfF LITTLE Montasue'st', brooklyn
Mayors Office, Jersey City
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ioTncr op TEE cHicAeO ALroy RtnnosD cOy ,ss,

iOprCG on TEE CHICAGO hLroS hAiiRosD uospssh
CHICAGO, heOTuafy J, lseJ
nIVIDEND NOTIGE.-Notice is Hereby
II given the Stockholders Of the Chcnso md Aon ~
road % ha the folio this day adopted by
tho Board Of Directors Of s.id Company: h,o.rd Ihat
DIVIDEND OF FIVE Cl FIR CENT. free OF Govsrrrnsnt
an be declared r s Company Of lie net .uTniugt Tor
the las, SIX n,hs upon ho Preferred and Common stock
pav abe Al The Office OF NJ. X. JESSUP co, no. "
Exchange PLACED Agents os the Company in N.wi Cy
the 18th day Of February 10 the holders Of sad stock ~ho
NAV registered such the close Of business hours on
the 18th day fehrrsry. which doy the books WIZ DC
closed aud roopen.d 9 the 2.th inst. lor 'ransiers
w. NJ. LARRABFR, SECRETARY
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OFTICYs-NO. ~ PINE STREET. NEW. YORK,
AND NOS % AND - WASHINGTON Build
INOs, NO. 21t South Thnd-st., below Wal
null PHILADELPHIA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-06

d. TnEArRs To- NIoHr.-o Our citsem will be
pleased at the reopening Of the Theatre in this
city this evening. The Peoria Democrat
where this troupe is permanently located,
says oft: @
Monday was the opening night of How ard,
Theatre, and we were pleased to see full
house. Ibis, the initial night OF what We
trust will be a successful season, gave evl-
dence that with a good company the Peoria
public will extend living patronage to the
histrionic art. The play chosen for the open
ing night was the French Spy, one of the most
difficult as when web rendered, it is one OF
the most thrilling dramas on the American
stage. The principal character was well
executed by Miss Harrie Franklin, for whom
we predict q popularity not easily achieved.
Her grace Of movement, her expressive pan
tomime. and her faultless figure, unite to
make her pleasing and an impressive
exponent of the sentiment of the drama
Peoria Democrat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-06

THERE is much distress in Arkansas. Gen.
BIsHoP, the Adjutant General of that State,
in recent letter, says: ''In the counties OF
Scott Sebastian, Crawford, Washington,
johnson, Newton, Franklin, Madison, Ben
ton, Carroll, Searcy, and Marion, which have
felt the ravages of the war most severely,
there are probably not far from 1900 women
and children and crippled and infrm old men
in immediate and pressing need of assistance,
especially food and clothing This is the
loyal portion of Arkansas and furnished most
of the Union soldiers that represented that
State In our armies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-06

EtocCTIoS AND NEW GYNNAsTIcs. Prof
Bedding and Lady will open school for in
struction in the above branches next Mon
dav. December 11th. at their rooms in the
second story of the brick building on Third
and Exchange streets, keokuk.
Mrs. Bedding is graduate of the Dio Lewis
New Gymnastics or Physical Education, for
ladies and gentlemen, boys and misses-has
taught at the Knox Seminary and Lombard
University, Galesburg; at Muscatine, Daven-
port, st. Paul, and other cities in the West.
For the promotion of health. strength, grace
and elasticity Of movement. the new system
Of Physical Culture is regarded as invaluable.
The exercises being in concert, and in tune
to music, render them exhierating. brilliant
and healthful. The New Gymnastics is be-
ing fast introduced into our public schools
and seminaries, is endorsed by our best and
most experienced teachers, as is regarded as
indispensable in well arranged system of
education.
Prof Bedding is an experienced teacher 81
Elocntion. Some eight or ten of his pupils
are now teaching in the principal Colleges and
Universities III the West Ministers, lawyers
and other professional gentlemen are espe-
cially invited to call and acquaint themselves
with his system of vocal culture. Juvenile
pupils wanted. boys and girls. ''As the twig
is bent You know the rest. Pupils can Sc
leet their own hours for instruction.
Glass terms. six weeks - per scholar, in
advance Private instruction, II per lesson.
decG-lt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-06

REMEMBER, now that it is winter, is the
time to lay in supply of Wooden Goods,
such as Blankets, Flannels, Shawls, Cloths,
Cassimeres. Beavers, &C., &c. And douit
forget that the place to get such goods of the
best quality is, at the Low price store of kiser
& Hills. No. 96 Main-st. dec6-5t