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CARGO Of CALI Salt now handing fror, 80
- Cosinopolite nj Central Wharf Al Io Hoh shiV
pprchaeers Apply 10 % stris
sd a. No. taSS 10; e, Il, Souls,
PORTLAND, July 10, Is65.-d2w al Street,
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Josh Billings says that opera music DONE
have any more effect on him than castor OIL
would have on craven image. n--4
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49, -7TT7E7z- ~ F-T7 7TTE-T 7T7zS 8fHss
|, DIR. TIBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFtiI nfsCoY-
ERY OF THE AGE, viii positively restore Gray Hair
tots original soGr whether black q
beautiful glossy and healthy APPEARANCE It viii also
promote a growth Of new hair on bald heads, where
the glonds roots not Fganizsd; and effec-
tualiy remove all dandruf itching and humors from
the scalp 1t is warranted to produce the above re-
suits or money refunded. tf Va 5 sa44sl 0sSgS 81
~ .ga TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Of vghI
49, Pr0prietors, Manchester, M H.q }
W. w. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland, Sold by
Druggists everywhere: nlay11oed 6mf
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aDIlED.

+ In Lewiston, July g. OF consumption, Mrs Il y
March, vie Of the late Capt March, Of Port
an9, ana daughter Of the late Joseph Sanborn Esq,
IN Pownal, June II, 7of consumption. Priscilla
Fog, daughter q Asa and NJ Haskell, aged q
" Sanford June ass Msa Sally. wife of s Bean,
Is In Saco, July J. Daniel Cleayes, Esq aged Sc years
months kfesident Of York Baiks y III "a 81
n Saco, June 80, Mrs Lucy wife Of Foxwel 6
aged 40 years pentAs. ,T2 aDHAH0g3
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IMPORTS.

------------ - : I = =
AMATANZAS. Sch John j Frazer-fOO hhds sugar
% AGENT Gel l2s hhdsl5 boxes 90, II u Pbb-
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BUY NE, TRY NE & TEL DO YOU GOOD,
D,.s ian gte,, . a4,tottsyne.

"A new medicine for oil the summer complaints
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries which seem
to have been designed for the quick safe and sure
cure oof Dysentery, Cholera-Norbus and Chronic
DiarrhGa, which so common with all ages, and so
dangerous atths season Of the year. We never adj
yertise certificates, Let it stand upon its merits
this is the only way good thing should be known.
Hence our motto Buy me, &c., of the heading
Every person who uses it will testify, many have
already, that DIR. Langeys Anodype is the greatest
discovery of the age and must he Queen Of all Ned
cnesby its great cures. Sold by dealers. Price 40
cents per bottle.
For sale in this CITY, by H. III. Hay and. W. F..
Phillips p &cd ii I'll ljfnei5eqqaAvs3 |
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e. S. WORMELL,g
phi OTOG RAAP'H E r,
No. 90 Middle Street, Portland.

- t8 CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DoLLAHs
PER DOZEN the BEST i'm the city. 1911
xgsais n n may25snd6m
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

sens Wave, Rhoades, from Rockland Tor New YORK
anu - ucker, Loud FROM. Bangor for New York,
wens asnedf ~ aolness Hold on Thursday forenoon,
Dut came Oh Asain in the evening without damage.
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ss1ne Qsteenaof BssutgI,s,

gsi - THE NEW STYLE SKIRT,
iiggA a81i .y,,sf y<ecsvsd 4, II t,hEsI eli 81
New York Skirt and Csrset Store, II
20 Market Square, %, +, 1870 y, q
Il tuhesOd4w 1917 IN ilsF17 ISL 3
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DISASTERS.

Ship Hamptcn Court, gla.e Longfallow) sT tons,
puns at cnneNlnlf IN 1900 has been sold al Liver
pool Price undefstood 10 DC 5000.
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Wastted.

"A siHH1 orsss o. g take eharse Of one q, me-.
rom recent employer sN'N Recommendations
Address 2O91, Post Office. ,.
julytOdfws
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I N-TTT-TTTTT ~ -------
NOR s e, M. d.

TREATS Oatzgrh, bronchitis, and al affections q
the Throat and Lungs by cold Bredicated Inhalation
Success unprecedented. Can refer to thousands in
this city and State, and all parts of the United
States. Office No. SMITH STREET, PORTLAND,
MAINE. gEErF june2stf I
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SHIP r.RTrFRs
Kelley Sarah mrs care Of 6apt John Case sch En-

As ss Sarah Of Capt John Case sch En-
aarken Chas sch Emily Fowler D ~ r-diI .t. ...
SDolnstock Albert H brig Faustina rl. H.l1 aid ..
nogers Y ) CAPT Yaeht Fiuer Deis
LIBBY Capt Packet Eady Ellen ~ ,.l. l
h2nanan 3 + sch j w YanBman falllI .I.laa0
harper DaFhl U sch Pear0s 1s f l..frf.I M .l.i,
Neg1s AdoniramS sch Pharos .
Mitchell Capt brig Restless I'D" N4l
Getchel B Capt brig Russian -- -iil.'0t lNl ii.
Stevens frank ship st Lawrence lT cnt .l f r..
6iligan Elw brig Sarah Larsen I'D 81 e.r.0r Sd f.
Loring VIM capt sch VIM Arttur t.i
Thatcher Geo sch W B Da. ing .'.i r % l.ailII
H. A, T. DOLE, Postmaster. PA
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Z late nas,er aanounces that the '4Hon. Richard
2ps,bell apd hisIfathel ne now near neighbors,
me Ldrd Chancellor Ives at his park at Bas-
ingstOkes and his son isnoy residing in Read
fug Gao where he lie imprisoned for debt
of e107. He is going through the Bankrupt
cy Court, and will petition for his release.
The discarded ends Of cigars are carefully
collected in Paris, ground and sifted, and then
used in wine shops, where any person taking
glass of wine has the privilege of smoking any
amount of tobacco gratis.
Spanish journals assert that the objects Of
the conspirators at2YaIencia were the over
throw of the Bourbon dynasty and the union
of Spain with Portugal. Eleven citizens and
eight soldiers had already been brought before
the Ttribunal.gE ypg HX EE
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New Advertisements.

Letters Remaining Unclaimed
I'm q,un POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, State
Of Maine, 10th day Of July, 1855.
~ 10 obtain any Of th es letter. the e. applicant
this list and pay TWO CENTS ior advertising. 80
20 - IF moi called for within ONE MONTH, they IN
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lsbsGoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univers al
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emclent III its nature, nagrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For safe By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
I, june31d1yr
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April Is, lat Is s. Ion "A e, ship Alhanabra Lucas
from Manila for New York. i1sfi uBdf r9if1f II
=, june q. OF Bowie Banks, ship Sea Gull from
July 2, lat e0o4 lon 1896 sch Biilow, from Rock
land for SbdpislandI ON gefu5l 3W iitU9Ilr tlC
No date, LAT az 15. lon ~ 40, barque p Rendletoh,
from Antwerp for Toronto. r,bf.-ar,i ,.9lIs I0i,
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SPECL4L NOTICES.
IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS!
sait .1al-O5 10 else 10H
"A Nes0 Discovery IN PAotographa,

1,HE subscriber would call public attention to 4
Il New and Original process for making
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Halps Rubber Emporium

is at 147 Middle Street. whore every variety of Rub
Der Goods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assOrtmeps 9f FpRpeE,ss JewelFy and Fancy
Goods il really magnificent. june23tf
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quarters tolthe Progressing most satisfactorily.
Potatoes, hay, wheat, fax and oats are adj ina
I forward state, and the most beautiful weather
continues throughout the island. .sos4c.inrJ vzaz
An Paris has to go a-foot. Three hundred
cahmen have struck for higher pay. They
ask an advance from three TO five francs per
day f! GdVIHJAM ANN
Marshal Magnan died in such pecuniary diff
dcuties, that, shprtly before his last illness he
drew three years pay in advance as chief
huntsman %. the court and the diamonds. Of
his. military orderscwere found atthe, pawn
ibroksr's
The inquest held on the bodies of the per
sons killed by the railway accident at Staple
IGhurst resulted in verdict 81 fnan.slauebteHr
against two ofthe employees Of the road, whose
g ccafeessness caused the disssters Tvoe 50
e 5a ltis rumorea ~ Fiorence that there viii be
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pNPARruRE on OCEAN srEAMERs.

M ARR N. Co. Z q ! E,yVS'
roam OF PoRrLAND.a s, ~.
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erauIon u szVOy y p.llu Y nlIlI, Y secule
the repeal q enis iaw rslnaps ne can pur-
chase Ine aeglsi'ss.fe - ps'E we are nOt
YET prepareu = au0s su'p Y supp0sf0h sIsIs,
The same Boston interest that y working
through this Bangor man Poor, mas procured
from ex-Judge Curtis Of Boston, an ex-parte
decision against the constitution h ality @, our
law, to form the Dase' no ooapt' q M Foors
next winters 0pelaslosnps -. s.s i. ID 1ssls
VIVA. 'ns rss''ls icy = ~ w ''os ss's'hs
,oo pos. ~ ps4s = ~ !; nr;-oas ~ 80
'.'s"'ols man We ~ =. =, 'ees' .a'e
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.lAErRY pHIAAHHIN,

fnlAsuRY DHpAnSnnrY,
Oyy1CD - TRB ConPrRoLLsR o. YuB CUnAIACy.}
WAsBIveros, March IL, 1885,
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w snsd to The undsIssnsd has been made to appear
that
THE NATIONAL. PARK BANK
OF NETWORK,
In the City Of Newly In the County ofNew ert and ssts
Of Newyo has been duly organized under and according to
the requirements Of the Act OF ConUe entitled AN Act to
provide National Currency, secured By pledge Of United
States bonds provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof approved June 1854 and has complied VITA al the
provisions Of said required be compile, with before com
mencing the business Of Banking under said Act
Tho Office Of the Comptroller ofthe Currency being vacant
Now therefore l. Samuel Howard. Deputy Comptroller Of
the Currency do hereby certify that
TEE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW.YORK,
in the City New York in the County Of New orb and State
Of authorized the buhnss Of Bank
ing under the act Aforesaid
In trsin ny whereof witness my hand and ssL OF ONCE
this Fourteenth day Of March. 1865
TsEALI SAMUEL 7. HOWARD,
No ssl. Deputy Comptroller the Currency
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pipi0en6 Notices.

Oyy1oE OF THE PnKsIx FIRE Insurance. ConPAsr,}
BEoOKLrK, AAIch IL, 1865. !
nIVIDEND.-The Directors Of this Com
PAW after hsving reserved the necessary surplus TO
ouired by law have declared Semi Annual DIHlDhND oil
hrs moi PR CENT the profits OF the Company the
psst .ix months payabs demand a. their ke~Yerk Of
Ace, No. 13y Broadway. - -,
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FEE SIMPLE.

FEE SIMPLE.
100 acres on both sides Tioness Greek
% scres on both sides stusr's Run.
Interests IL well on Smith Fam, PUMrIN0 pBAhRELs
PER DAY; in the new BAlliets Well. FLOWING " bAk'
RELsPER DAY, and INCREASING; In the famous Auburn
Well FLOWING 10 BARRELS PER DAY; In the psv
Fsuncs Wen PUMPING 20 BARRELS PER DAY, and in
III. celebrated Jsrey We'll, FLOWING $50 PER
DAY. Also, interests IN -FOUR WELLS NO" ooiNe
DOWN, and tn. Company hsv. somIsnosd 70 'nl "LLLS
ON THEIR OWN PROPERTY.
The inoorpors,or design making this permanent company
whose soci shall becoms an excellent investment rather than
nero means o. speculation Those among them having tie
largest hu.nci. int.re In m sesrs VII tsvoss themselves
personally TO lite Management
Its land, and wells win constantly and thoroughly devel
oped. on and no, s,ock Win be made Tie source Of ."
rsvspue.
The subss,on books for limited number Of shares Of The
stock Of this company at the once fth~ cnn
psny ant tho ONCE Of ether Of the above named uunesa
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eiorkholorrs Mretinss.

N-OTICE.-A Meeting Of MORTGAGE
~ BONDHOLDERs OF The MARIPosA G0MPhNY w
be held q, the office OF the Company No "Als Cd oAi'
URDAY tho 18th, al O'clock y. u. s.
J. H. WAINWRIGHT, Chairman last meeting
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Detrolenm.

DOCKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON "WEDNESDAY, THE ga INST
THE IRoNsIDES PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NETWORK.
cAPITAL...."."......... 600.
DIVIDED INTO IS, 900 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, $40 TER SHARE
OFFICERS:
President Secretary and Treasures,
WILLIAM HEGEMAN WILLIAM L. CLARK
WILLIAM c. DE WITT.
TRUSTEES
WILLIAM EEGEMAN, OF HesemXn Co., DruSsi'ss. No.
100 Broadway, New York.
Nam and Beaver ,ts.. N.wYOrk
WILL LIAM r. FowLE, ofw. T.tJ. p. Fows, Boston
A. A. FOSTER, Of Foster Tower, Ne ID Bssknan-'t.'
N.w.york
T. r. BACKUs Of Lehish Crane Iron Co., Phna
l.. n. VAN kLEECK No. so Broadway, Nsw-forh
ALEX'R MoCUE, Counselor at Law. Brooklyn
EDWARD +. PATCHLN, Of T. Kschsin L Css IA |"
Wal.s,., EewYorh.
WA II. CLARK, No II Brosdvsy, N.vYOrh
Bantcn.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANk
Superintendent a; on City,
FRED y. BACKus
OFFICE NO. II BROADWAY. N.Y.
Roon No. g.
The lands and possessions Of this Company 'rs h'ua'sd IN
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that al the
IN snb.crb,r. to the Capital STOCK Of the HEWYokk,
PHI IDFLPHIA aud BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM and MINING COMPANY up TO ATeh i',
20 this onice No n Broadway, New York b.
forr The 24.h day Of March 1885 and Teoeivs their
- etissSj iIss Nts ~. IN j. b. CkASk DTsadsns
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CT. STEPHENS CHURCH,
- SUNDAY EVENING, March TO-
CRANU SACRED CONCERT,
In aid Of tho fund for
INLAROlN0 THE CHURCH,
ON WHICH OCCASION
MAX MARETZEK
AND ALL HIS GREAT ARTISTS
have 10 the most liberal manner, Kindly
VOLUNTEERED THEIR SERVICES. ...
MADAME CAROZZI ZUCCAf
MISS KELLUGG, |..|
miss VAN ZANDT,
MIDDLE. hORENsi,
MISS y. De 0REBLE,
N0NOR MAssrMILIANG
SI0NOR MACAFEREL ......f
SI0NOR BELLINI,
sIGNoR susyYI l.
sigNCr 6ARrBOLDL
ORGANIsT ,..,.................MB. ROBERT HELLER.
The Prog viii comprise selections nom
kOs5ISpS STABAT MATER
and variety Of
GRAND SACRED SELECTIONS
TYekets el can be obtained Of tie Boz Once OF the
Assxsmy q hssie end q Beer beirmers No wi bsosd
vy, Doom spss d y, Cspssst s0mmsnoss aA
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
"A LAST NIGHT But TWO &C, OF r. THE SEASON
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE THE SUBSCRIBERS AND rs1
tn. a,,.,,., ar. PUBLIC. I'm
enable him to the his artists New Yosh
or two days longer than lad been anticipated has decided
TWO ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCES,
t" take {C lsce on TIE &, evenings Of .
which the regular the
closed politely informal that slight acknowledgement
age efforts. their bo1s. and VIII remain q. Ass
dispOssl, ......,,,..
These gentlemen obtain their tickets for the above mon
toned performances during to day Prdsyl by Supplying NE
va This FRrpAY) EvENIyG MARcHu.ATa
last Subscription Night
viii be presented Beiins celebrated Opera
With the mos, superb cast including
''''A o Ns sidsoa sEES5s1 s.,,.r,
CONDUCTOR. ........................M MAX MARETZEx
SATURDAY, s,s1n nHa' GRAND MATINEE,
LA FORA DEL DEsTINo. .r
~, , MoND oay LAST St MONT dyr ONT ,rao,
yT9 spS The a u s f E 90 TNr
Seats may bs secured for the above named performances
n, Academy at beer schrmsr No 1o Broadway s.Pond
Of Nassau and pine-sts.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC-ITALIAN OPERA
IA MATINEE.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH ia, AT L
LAST GRAND GALA MATINEE,
LA FohZA DEL DEsTIN0
Tickets to al part; s St '1 6d aIq;i ONLY
be he'd at ali the ticket Offices
TRYING LL.-ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
Mr. THEODORE TH0MASs
FORTH GRAND SYMPHONY SOlRER,
viii take place on
SATURDAY EvENlNC, MGRcHnA
soLoisrs:
MISS CLARA LOUISE KrLLOG0.
lsy hind Re5Ti.:ien 81 M . Man ns,st.sh)
Her hrst appeartnce -
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY PERFORMEhe
Conductor. THEODORE THOMAS.
Tickets 81 So each.
Fourteenth at Beer schhmers, No. IOl broadway; q
Hall Sons No. 3+3 Broadway; at Pond Coz, No. ~
Broadway and al schuberth Co.'S No. w sp st., whsJe
slso programmes crn be had.
sl.)ND RECT. n. G. S. Ny.
50 PROMENADE CONCERT
ct the Armory. Fourern;h.st near s:xt' ave.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 10,
Gsociosk
for the benefit 81 the
"LApIEs BATTERY BARRACKS RELIEF AseoC1A'
TlON"
Tirkes 80 cents be obtained JONESS Bookstora.
BEER { SCdikMERS Music store. TIFFANY Co.'S q
the Members OF the Regiment ard Of the following Lsd
Off. Association:
Ms CLAYTON NEwBOLD,
M. HOWARD CROSBY, Mrs. r. BOVINE,
Miss FIELD Miss LEWIS
Nj, Il. W WELLS, Mis- c. MISTURN,
Ms c. C0GGILL. Miss SARAH POST,
Mrs L. TUCKERAfAN. Miss J. w. LEUPP.
Mrs. }. NJ CARyiLLE, Miss s. z. PERSON.
Mrs WILLIS. Misc HITCHCOCK
-
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~ PETROLEUM LAND COMPANY,
No. 100 Broadway Newly
Have vszsbs OIL TERRITORY for SALE TO companies Or
indivdu.. at lowest rates This Company employs s1per
.ncsd unsn q. the oil rsgen ~hs furnish them d.y with
most valuable intsyests
Enterprs.us parties who command capital hsv' rare
opportunity usle Ish fof'anss IN ths Ssvs'p~'H o.
these i.dsrfsl isnds.
ssl.cals, Of property .snt By mai ea application
NELSON CROSS,
GEO B. LINCOLN,
o.. -...- CLINTON NARkILA
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OFFICERS
CARL l. REckNAorL RANDOLPH & COOLEY.
OFFICERS.

TRUSTEES.
| CARL L. RECKNAGEL. Of Recknsgel l. Co., Ne. &c
Cedsrst-
u. W. BULL, Of B. W. bun L Co., No. a Cedns.
RANDOLPH NJ COOLEY, No. 30 Waist
JAMES II. wHEATLEY. Of whsstey, Williams Co..
No. l0l Waist
THOMAS ANDREWS, Of 7. Andrews / Co.. No. 1876
Cedar.st.
JOHN II. EVANS. Of Wing Evans No. u BssverH.
MITCHELL n PACKARD, Of Packard l. james, No. lGo
Wa.srA
JOHN y. RATHBoNE, No IL Gre-n-s.., Albany.
THEODORE r. HUMPHREY, No. 10 s,A,est, Albany.
Shareholders exempt from all personal responsibility.
The property has been carefully selected by nerchans and
placed before the public, for tho purpose Of making
money out Of selling the stock hut for the development Of
their lands which acknowledged to be among the beat In
the oil region Tneh two farms Phoe in fee simps
considered very fine boring territory aud Which they to
commence worn ct ouce
Their producing property consists Of interest In the ceis
bnt.d Coqusus Well the srs. flowing well IN szisteucs
and viii guArsnes prompt aydsnd from date Of the organ
isston-
The Trustees have reserved for working capital $4,000
N. BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION viii CLOSE o. The
f7d Of MARCH.
DETROLEUM.
PACIFIC COAST PETROLEUM COMPANY
OfkEW-lORk.
oAf'1Ah 'i'I sHxRES 500 ZACH. '0'''o0
WORKING oAfISc 90 ssSE q e tssh Il S'0'A AND
TRUSTEES:
IA, JANIS DE- YTYsTEH OGDEN osNev.Yofh.
Hon Hon iAMEs WADswoRTa Of jaime. w.d.worih Co.,
No 81 Ced.r.,l New.Yort.
GEORGE " TUTTLE Of stOu. Tui,.. Leather Dealers,
RICHARD j. sHERMAN, Of Richard Sherman Co., Nc.
Pima At hfV ~
LEWIS EESToN. Counselor. .,-Ls~. Of Hsv.Yort.
wM HALL, Of NOIthruP, Hal &C., No. liz broadway
THOMAS A. SCOTT Vice President, Pennsylvania Central
r s. s. hSDRos' Of andre. 4 Cole. Boston, Ma
Hen LEVI PARSONS & s SsI t rss Ca .r
RICHARD sHEnMANt Co, No. 20 Plne-st-. Nsw-YorL
III. property Of ,h, Company eosss Of perpetual lss:.
Of oil territory Gan Luis Obispo County Cali
FORMS with rousee Of mies the Pacific Coat aud
nom The report, Of ffo snsn Col "l,sa,o. sne otas,.
contains richest oil spring.. wss s1d territory Jet dis
PYo,u.e,u. Report. and limited amour. Of STOCK go
per I, H-e 2; ,5 ec ny q
EoRThRUP, HALL co. No. liz Broadway.
RICHARD SHERMAN CO. No. ~ Pitest
LEwIs BENTON No. II broadway, Room %
WEsr VIRGINIA OIL
AND COAL COMPANY.
working capital Of The
WEST VIRGINIA OIL AND COAL COMPANY
q for sale BY
EDWARD HAiGIr1,
al u. Bank Of The wealth. ss per share. par value
being Ella
GREAT NORTHERN OIL COMPANY.
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Petroleum.

Tux Phillips P.rnoLxux Co,
No Is BnoApsr.. NEW YORK March 10 le@
A DIVIDEND Of ONE PER CENT on t ne
and after April a. 80 .a,,. .a %.
The Trausef Book VIII be closed on the 55h Inst ana 70
Tho, e. LAWSON, Secretary.
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financial.
NUN YEARS LOAN
$500 900.
0nae COUNTY {BRoOELYNl SEVEN PER GENT
0OUPON BONDS.

Kuss COUNT TxrAsUHERe oYlos
Ue Csrn1 81, BRookLYr. Fso; ~ 1000
- cSsrty Treasurer hsrsby nves sabsefpucns IN snps
n - tie ssnd aolsr, and upward to ioen OF ssV"o.
,rses by Chap Of the laws Of 1854 and ~ nuon Of
Ssard CT Sspstvisos seopsd Dec 20 1854 for the pnt
~ u haS quota Of tLs County snder re frsdsnts
- eli ia troops .
kUS nom the daie Of subscrpiion, sath the bonds
- pesey Tor ssivsry. .
kss Pepds n hetr interest q, the rate Of SEVEN PER
Ht2f PER ANkUM payable seri annually, 10 wit, On
- days Of May ard November; TIE priudps wiz b due
~ psysse on the let day Of aisy. 1878
- suD.ogi pta boob open the Treasures Office
THOMAS 4. GARDINER, County Treasurer.
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The lands and possessions Of this Company 'rs fua'so
the heart # the oil region vsnanso County Penn'yyAnis
and are In brief o. follow;
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Petroleum.
THE
IRVING PETROLEUM COMPANY
DIVIDED INTO 100, 900 SHARES.
fAA VALUE o5 EACH

Temporary Once Of the Company At RANDOLPH n. COO.
LEyS. No 80 w.n-s.., New-YsrL
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TnK KING. COUNTY cotar o, OYER Az,

IHh NINdS CUVNII SVVH< Ut = ZEE - -
TERANrR-Ths Court Of Oyer and Terminer was organ.
lied on Wednesday morning when the following Grsnd
Jury was impannecd: c. s. Knight. Philip MoLaugh.
lin. John II. Hunter. Peter Fnmpf Thomss Shannon.
joel Skidmore, Jacob u Oliver, step.,ea ). Cshoons.
/. Place w alter Best l.. bandersou. Ch .res ii. 4.
Smith. John c. Whitney, John Grangs. James Don.
aldson Jesepb Renwick. Judge ~ Hr-bum shsrgs6
the jury, and they retired TO their hecrs.
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T AND WARRANTS and COLLEGE LAND
IL SCRIPT, . ~ .,x,x
c. 4 q. WOODMAN,
No IS Pine st
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4musemenf9.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

S. F4 sAhsE BAY S4SA S2S
OF TH W6 auEAE s1 ~ hk kNHSH DRAMA
one Of the most .aSs e. st BY the
rHREE-IEoGED WoNbER BY. TONY DENIER
LxPQsED BY DIX; v; i; y6S WICK
yy,sssy d:howns tn. EALboT TEST sL1opHlnnp
ANsWIaINd SEALED LETTERs. and al Il. DECEp'
Tons PRAGTIGEp ey FRETEMpEp MtDlUMs ron
WooDRoFFE,s BOHEMIAN CLASS BLOWERS
20 hIFE,5IzE M0IiSG WAX FiouREs.
CIrcAssIAN GIRL. DWARF. ALBIyO BOY, LrvrNG
Adn,-sion 70 cent?. Chiidrrn under ter Is cent.
MONDAY March 90 first appearance Of Mr. }. B. sTUDLEY
NIBLo' GARDEN.
Lessee and Manager. wHEATLEY.
THIS ERIDAy) EVENING. March i.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
y VIC '- 'D' bANiEE p. BANDMANN.
who viii appear for the second time this seasonss
EAACIS5E RAMEAU, M
In the renowned tragic drama, In five acts, entitled
LAST oF TIE POMrADOUR
Ths cast comprising the full strength of the company
Mr.. wHEAfIEY Is happy announce Ina, b. L.. been
able TO effect an sasnzyr ,1sa o. ,,oyr,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 20, 1906
when she will sppear IN her celebrs,ed characters OF
LADY ISABEL aud MADAME VINE,
In the popular play, by C. w 1ayleaTs &C.,, entitled
EAST LYNNE.
Seals secured six days u advance
WINTER GARDEN.
w THE LAST NIGHTS
OF
HAMLET
FRIDAY, March II,
HI,
NINFrY-SIXTH
CONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCE,
and LAST!
bot FOUR!
Wn be presented
BOOTHS HAMLET.
One Of the nobest Of dramatic In land
any We trust Il will 90 withdraw uutl every
n,n and child IN the community IT. New
York Herald
Doors open al ca Commences at a.
SATURDAY MORN'NG March ls
LAST GRAND MATINEE
BOOTHS HAMLET
SATURDAY EVENING. March 10,
THE COLLEEN BAwN
Mr.. '. g. CHANFRAU
MYLrs Ma CoPALEEN.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE d
Dv.ant-d Manufacture Also solid Chestnut and w slnul
Chamber Suites. p,sip and ornamental Of h. T. fAkhNo
TONS &s Csnsrss, opposite Wooster Esiaonshea is>]