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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

JAxTzRM \ KEnPTHORN. Of The Railroad Ex.
chicago, have changed their base. They have
purchased the saloon two dOOFs bsl0w their
"a seand. where they will be happy to see
4Asr old friends snd the rest Of msukind.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

Sk
-0ms-
RTH OF JULY,
Al RLAC1RvILLA.
OSVScEas % ma BAT:
PRESIDENT. ....J. n. RRYNoLDs, ER
MAkehAL............. ..COka. VIM. JOSkG
cHArLAIxs:
PRAYER......, by REV. C. q. WALLACE
BENEDiCTION -. by REV. J. II. MADDUX.
RSADEhS:
DECLARATION W INDEPENDENCE,
By REV. q. PEIRCk.
ENANUIPITI PROCLAMATION,
by HON. }. @ McC ALLUA.
oRAT0a - Tm DAT:
n 4. HAMILTJN, Leo.
ORDER OF PRoORssIoM:
The Procrssion yin form on the PiaR nj precisely
Ok ocIvet A. \, IN che fOCNiGR order. SIseF which
Win take up te line Of march under the directiOa
OF the MATshal:
Firss-RhNesry. In order Of rank.
eerODa-eire Department.
ThlTl-Coanty S.a other C,v1 omeezs.
YouTth-henIeers ~ The Bar.
Fifth-City O@eers.
htHih-OA8rnB ~ to0k.
SevenIh-COl0Ted CitlseuS on foot.
ugh'h-Ctlaens In carriages.
NinGh-CkseRs mounted.
ORDER OF EXERCI8EO:
The following sxrFeiseS viii take place At the
Saand:
I. Mnsic BY the PlAeervIpe Brass HAnd.
Prayer BY the Chaplain, Rev. Mr. Wallace.
=. Music BY the RaHd
Z. Residing " the DecaAVatISn Of Undergraduate,
b. Rev. Mr.. reircr.
5. Song By the Choir.
.. Rssa'tg Of tie Emancipation Proclamation.
By Hoo. @ NecAtum.
!. Music By the Rand.
8. OrzIion, by y. A. Hamilton, Esq.
,. benedicIi''n, by Rev. Mr. y sddax.
Al the ciose OF the exercises at the stand. the
pTocessiOn will reform aud march 70 thu RaE4,
when Il vii be disniSsed.
FIRE WORKS.
There yin be . splendid disI'l4y Of Fire works
WV. JONES,
je3ll Marshal Of the Day.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
ICE4 ECEgs 1CE.II
WEE undersIgned respectfully lalssns he puhliG
1 taas he Keeps cOastantly On Aand3 Largo sap
q Of PURG
SILVER CREEK ICEI
AZ the KniOkerbooker saloon.

Next 70 the Cary Hoass, which Win ssal 81 I've
cents per pend. II qisntitiss 10 suit
Oaoo HourO-Brom o'o.Ook, A. -, 70 2. NJ
o. BandAys. from So ., 4. ~, and fro@ y Q, p.
N. J. MeF. PEARSON.
plseArvilIe, June Gath. 1895
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
MORNING LINE

1O6N1G0 LINE
Leaves PaeeFVille daily 1t . O'eIo-k, 4. n con.
netting 81 Shingis SprInEs With the u 4. Train OF
the PIaeesvills and Sacramento Valley Railroad !;
arriving ct and RIerpOrt In time for the
San VPanclrO Boat.
RErURNiNti- Leaves ehingir SPRING. on the ar.
rival OF the Midnight Train from Freepon, and 9 ~
a. n, Train from Sacramento.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

PalmyPa Ledge He. asa, y. q 4. n.
holds its II aIed anIeseioaS fhurs1ay niAa
nexi pEre-dlng The faH aSoA Il eaeh aoasE, \ ~
TeI09s' HALL. HaerrvIne. Al hretAFss 5 -
Ssandiue ere iavi'rt - atteoaI
WILLIAM n. cROcKEk, 20
Q. 4. PEDWuL kScFstaEy.
Gas0mIc. .. &C. Ja@eO Regal AsvA
Chapter, No. IS hOlds iss rvRUlaS meetings 10 n.
sonic HaH, m the evvninR Of ihe Orr WeAnsaAls
Of each mcnth An compan'AaS In 9oOA seas1l1a
yin BE- cordially veicom-d
ARvID L. ARV1DGo0N, ~ RE
HEHRT D. RAFnAEAS trerVtaSy.
AasOnle MOaISes--SGaaOa HaSaaamap -
N DuFad" IAAEr, No. -. aFS ASaa aG NaaooIe nsE
On The HoaAay d o. ss1t psSe0alng tAs ss1 1as6
IN each uoatA.
FREDERIcK '. BARss, =. 4.
HENaV .. RIPsAaL- SeerstaEy.
Aas0aSss~.0SsVva HovaAo COAoeSa.
Ne. 10, n Royal Asd Select MastsVS. halas sVsae1
mesttB9s 90 the eSeatRR ~ tie aVVi Taesday q
each Douih. ib Nasos,is Hall. PIareTviIle
WV IANCALY, r. I. T.,
HBSST D. EAVHAGL, RseSrAsS. .,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
DIR. I. 9. TITUS

HAS RESUMED PRACTICE IN TITS CIT. -
II oFPiCE-At his Residepce on High street
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
STAGE COMPANY


- FROM -
PLACERVILLE TO SACRAMENTO!
DfGMONd Springs. ~ bov"''o. 0ad SAia0ls
Syringe.
CARRYING TIE U. 8. NAILS
Aud Wells. Fargo q Cos Express.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
nVRNINn LIME

Leaves Fac~rvIIle daily at 3 p ~, connecting
with thr S-&5 p u Train for sacramento.
RErCRNTNG-L<avea EhinEie Ep ings an the ar
rival Of tie p. TrsIn fro'n Sacramento.
Also. leave PlacsrVle daily Ola arrival Of cOaches
from FrespOrt Midnight Train and sacramento $50
A, N, train. FOR
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

TAs0e SOass are IssSed USAsT date Juss lSaA
tess, srd are payAbls time yearS Er~a sAsa II.s
10 eu'resey. - are soavsTtihls, ct the spsisa o
The AolAsS, isIs
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
U. s. 7-3O LOAN.

DV AUTHORITY ~ TuE sEcAETART
- - The TTsasusy, the UsAeFsixn<d hes as
Ss@sA tie Oru<Esi SshasFipetsa AvsSsy Or IAS
sals oS UAi,ed States TTss'usy sOses. hearing ssv-
20 and tAFrs-ssOaAs pr ssut. iussFsss. pr sasus
GnSun - tie
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
AUDEVOUM.

ADDEVDUM.
r1A OvgHLAND TRLeGHAPu:
FuTLADEtPHIA, Uay r7Ih 1855.
% AeTies al soA. CnmDeneed on - ReTtes.
Tee aSSd.sd and Thirty - ni"ns ,sas 90 OOO'
Pseaisely hss cher tee SeFies, sxsept dated I:ah
July. and Cover nsas FeseTVss the right to pSy
sia PEI ssHs. is Ga issssaA oS - CsSrsoey.
JAY COOKE.
SubsesiPsiOD AGent, Phtl.delpAia.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET


ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
new offered b, the 0ovsrnment. aud Il 10 eaua-
dsntly sxv ee,sd that It's Supsriss savsn,agss ~in
sats Ia the GREAT
Popular Lean Of the People.
Lees than esoe.S ONOO Of the han Authorized
By the last CSsvVrss. are Bsw On The aArhst.
This Aosant. a, the nate ~ whIrA Il L. ting
AbsOsh-d. will al - subscribed for witAi' fSuT
s~ntAs, whss the sOtss vim usasahaedy con.
nArd . pssniun, - has usiawnly bess The cas-.
% sIOsisV the sShseFiE tiops - ether I-aAns.
IL order that eitissLs Of every to~s and sseiioa
1T IAe oOusIry nay be AGrdeL fAriIiiss for taxing
'As han. the Nat'saaI BaAk. Ststs BaALs, asd
Private BaaLsrs tArsagAsas the sosutry have
gsS~rAlIy agreed to rsssiVs SubSehptIsas al par.
ssHsevISsvs yin ssIrsv sAsiv eve as~sss. is wAsa
tAsy AsVs eoaGdenes. sd che saly ere u ~ re-.
sroasihas fhr the delivery oS the Sosss ssr which
they Esesive ssdsFs.
JAY COOKIE,
euAseEipsiO" Agent. PAilAdsipAia.
March Is. IsSS.-lmse-3nS7l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

TAsse b~sas are s~u worth PFsaiaa Of niss
Pes cent. inelsAisg ga issrrVOs tE~a Nsvsa'bsT,
~AirA nshes The setsal Pr~At - u - Ina al
s~rre1s Eu'e'. iseISaiHs i"'er~'t. shsat ten PER
eeAs. PsyJ'""u~. Se''d'' it's R1ns'r'OS SsOH
ssASs AND nuKIcIFAL TAxATIOH. wsIeA ADDS
SsOH ONE 70 THHss Pa csAT nOAz. see"rdIns
u The rate lsvIsd on ssAs' Pr~P~ry. II. interest
" PaJabls 10 surrsssy. 'sni-Ass~aIy. By osuPaa'
ATTACHED "a eaeh nsAs. UAieh mAy b su1 - And
ssld "a any hsnk Or banker.
The issesest sDCunsSsO
One cent day on . ESQ nOts.
Two rents 80 eco
Tea - osO0
- NI.RO"
o. Z" 0S0oO
NsteS Of sn d-noainAti"Ns SaaeA viii b
proaPaly fuSsisAsd apss receipt Of suhsesiPalsas.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
VIRGINIA CITY,

Strawberry, Lake r hoe, Zephyr Cove,
0Aonbrook, Van DickiOs', 0cAoa,
Carson q ", 6lIVrP City,
and Gold Hill.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

- Nsns bat sentlemanly asa experieneed dri-
VerS are employed.
sra PASSENGERS registering their names VIII be
called for IN eny pat 0Gthe city.
OPV1CE<-At Che Caey House, AOuntjOy HouBe,
and bOWmsn lInuse.
bOUE3 MOLANB - co..
PrOpsisssTs.
4uRn p NRAnv Ar..A
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

Exclusion. hrEs number NJ ladies' and
gentlemen n this city. accompanied By the
PlAcsrville BraAa Band, IN Tuesday Iass. toOk
90 sxcaraiUa 70 Frasposs. They proces4sA =
HhingIs Springs 10 the Pioneer e0acA%s en-
pFigats carriages, aad tAenee "wsat kitiRR"
By rail We Vsre not Of the party. bot jadg-
most delightfal affair. All ppeak In higA tsrns
Of the rnSd. the managsrs Aad aecnmm ndA-
iOaR No accident maFreA the pleAanrAs Of
the day. and the Psrsy returned happy end
exhiiaPate1. 90 good e. new, though some Of
the ladies had lost their h0tG, and few II the
Young gentlemen their beAFtO
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

FIRE WORKS.
There VIn be . splendid dis,,lAy Of Fire works
In the evening, from AATAer's Hin.
WI. JONES.
je2ll Marshal Of the Day.
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, Feb. 2o--sP. n.

NozDAy, Feb. 2o-sP. n.
me stock market heavy a the first board, with
the exception OF Cumberland Coal which excited and
per cent higher as ths Close than a Saturday
board New York Censral was y lower Erie Y, kAchi-
gan Southern X, Illinois Central X, Northwestern ~
Book Island u Fort Wayne, Reading and Cleveland
and rttaburs steady. Government securities were
quiet Skies OF 1881 steady al llik and tenfores
q lo2x. Fivetwsntiss Of both the old anA new ISSUE
declined Hak.
A. the open board at one O'Clock the markes was
fraction higher At the second regular board was dull
tho closing sales showed decline from the morning
prices In Erie OF y, Fort Wayne u, and Reading y.
Michigan Southern Illinois Central Northwestern, Rock
Island and Now York Central unchanged. Hudson
River advanced ", Cumberland ~. Government sscu-
rites were dull. On Ithe street. however, there was
fair demand from private investors.
Al the second open board prices were drmer.
Tho gold market has been weak and excited under the
reported evacuation and capture Of Charleston following
close upon the Of the capture Of Columbia but the
premium has only yielded about ave per oent since
Saturday the closing quotation Al tho Evening Exchange
having been 2o4X The fluctuations indicated by the
following Aauros:-
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
Board Of Aldermen. m
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon
Alderman Jeremiah In tho chair r


Alderman Jeremiah In tho chair. 44a .tra
Hlz Tns0RAPa oRDmAHN. en
An ordinance appointing Superintendent Of Fire
Telegraph at salary Of three thousAnd dollars per snnu
and numerous asstants with salaries as thousand
nve hundred dollars each, presented BY Alderman
Bns and referred to the Committee on Firs Department
. RzsoLuuoH o. ,HovmI
resolution ofsTsd BY Alderman KzILY directing
thoQpmptroer 70 report I'll the facts connected with
e. oGtabishmsnt OF new ferry 70 Jersey City nom
pier 10, North rivss, which was adopted
--f = ssnsaAHs>As AAas y ~ aAsos's osrul
aSSgs5 8 80 scr,s seass osSss' .s ia :.
salary Of one thousand nvs hundred dollars per annu,
which was lost for want Of constitutional vote Recon-
sidered and laid over s- -. r&
mn ASSISTANT nrousxxRs oorrRxzp
Tho Assistant Engineers Of the Fire Department under
the new ordinance came up for confirmation and were
confirmed by unanimous vote.
THE PROPOSED NEW CAPITAL
The resolutions offered ut previous meeting BY Alder
Farley, rendering TO the State site for capitol,
executive mansion &c free Of expense, was taken up,
but lost for want Of constitutional vote The resolu
ton was subsequently reconsidered and laid over
Alderman RyERs moved that joint committee OF three
from each ward be appointed to confer with the Legsa
tive Committee upon the subject and that the Mayor DO
invited TO take part In the proceedings Which was
agreed 10.
TIE REMOVAL o. MoHr BOIL
The resolution from the Board Of Councmen, direct
ing the City Inspector 70 contract with Daniel Gai-
lagher for the Of night soil from the city for
tractor shall pay into tho city treasury per annum
for the privilege was concurred In.
The Board then adjourned until Monday next a. two
o'clock. T't#
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

FRncurs The market was a. dull rs We have ever
Liverpool London or Glasgow In broadstufs there has
been movement for some time, and rates entirely
nominal Scarcely anything was reported on Change
10. day, and the engagements elsewhere almost
nothing The engag gcments to Liverpool include 100
boxes bacon Is Cd and $50 bbs lard private terms
per steamer 200 erces beef At 3s Cd and TO Antwerp
80 hhds tobacco at asa, so tons mahogany at 22s 3D.
and 100 tons logwood at 27a Cd.
HAY-shippng qualities were steady In price at 81 90
81 S. the inside rate 70 government Retail lots COM
mand 81 10 81 80.
for shipment well as for homo consumption and full
prices realized for all kinda Sales $50 bales Of Soc
SOC for new growth with fancy at 5ec. and ioc sec
Ispico. have only TO report sales Of chests
Madras ut 81 co. and 10 csroons Guatemala on private
MoLAsrr-old crop was in moderate demand for re.
dining purposes while new new though quiet was s,. urn I'm
crop New Orleans at 81 Al 81 %, cash.
NAvAL SroREs.Tbe market for all kinds was rcmsrka-
were without material change the tendency downward.
Sales Of American spirits turpcune were made ~
70 No q :, SIC SO S2x pitch and Tar were dull and
prices wholly nominal
UlIs In crude nsh no sales Of moment transpired,
but previous prices fully maintained Lnseed con:
tnues dull at 81 So 81 60 though outside lots could
have on bought at 81 So Lard ruled steady and nrm
at 81 20 a 81 25-the latter prics for extra winter
ProvIsoss irts, s2s bbs pork, 40 packages
sa saI aU cI, mes sna W. S uo on1 de-
mand chiefly speculative The sales on the spo. include
6s00 bbls Al SIS 81 &3e II for new mess eaS -
s3s rs for 1854 do cash and regular wsy closing y
S33 rs regular; $40 $50 FOR prime, and e3A 70
$34 IS for Western prime moss also for future delivery,
s,2to bbls now mess for March and April buyer ep.
tion st t36 % t37 1 The market Tor bsef 49,
moderately active and orm; sales Of w bbla
at SIS s2a for plain mess, and ga t2t
for extra do. Beef hams were decidedly more
active at previous rates Sales 400 bbla Western
at prices ranging from $26 rs e21 50 Dressed hogs
continue and firm N 11kc a17kc. for Western,
and lsc 1skc. for city. In bacon there was mode.
business ansa ted the sales reaching 900 boxes -
zoe 20kc for Cumberland cut, 20kc for long ribbed,
and 21s<c Hkc for long cut hama Cut msats were
in moderate request and hrm Sales zoo packages at
l7o sisho for shoulders aud lsc 22c for hams The
lard market tr0e Drner, and quito active Sales
| $500 bbs zoo . A5Sc. for No 70 fair 70 prime
steam aud kettle rendered Butter steady n S2c. l7c
for Western, and 47c $50. for State Cheese in fair
1 request Al 14c. a23c. for common 70 prime
PETROLEUM. The market was very dull, and prices
were almost sntir,y nominal The t'corner' IN crude
bids fair to be successfully turned though the email -
ceps occasion uneasiness rendering all but Ger.
tain that the contracts cannot be allied the c, called
for 5t, the decline In prices ~ unfavorsbs 70 those
declare that they viii "cali" Crude sold the
spot ~ l0c.. and wN rsvortsd oaessA 40. Rs0as<
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
,.a slss ss5 l2s 20 ss2 $40 s55 0s2 1866 i5o es4
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Feb. 20-oPM.
sHml-Recepts e3 bbs. The market was dull and in
the absence Of sales prices were wholly nominal.
BREADsruyvs -Rccoipts, Sal1 bbls -four. zoos bags
meal IL $50 bushels corn 2272 do oats and ls do
rye The market for State and Western -four mod.
cratsly active and decline OF l5c 25c established
on low and medium grades owing the fall In gold
Beyond the immediate requirements Of tho local trade
there demand have only TO report sales Of
bbls State and Western 600 do Southern and $50
do Canadian In rye -four heard Of no movement but
prices without decided change. Corn continues In
moderate request and rm with sales Of 200 bbs Brandy
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

nN MOTION OF CARL KLUEGMANN. L. D., FOR
" Maith wilhelm Dicdrach Pape, teacher OF music as ie
beredatas OF the late Engel Elisabeth Schwe
CART, widow Of the late Hemuth Carl Ludwig Brasch.
public proclamation has been posted here by which NIL
those who believe TO have claims OF any kind heirs
creditors against the estate Of the late Mrs. Engs Elisa
beth Schwegar widow of the late Hcmuth Carl Ludwig
Brasch, tailor who died In th. city the tth day q
January 1884 In the seventy fourth OF her As well
all those who indebted 10 the said deceased who
possession Of articles belonging TO said estate
found obliged the heirs 70 Gle their claims
IN the City and County Court within yesr and lay from
OF death deceased vzOn the 10Th day OF Feb
ruary 1853 atest the creditors within the same time
with administrator Of the said estste and In OF
trsdton in the City and counly Court penalty
exclusion the said the holders Of articles be
lonanR notify the administrator within the
any personal or other rights they may have On
such articles penalty OF losing them and debtors
payment the same person palm OF second pay
ment 81 -
In ndem. w. 8AkDkkkk, DIR.
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

JAMAICA sS.-IN CHANCERY.-MUNRoA AND Ux AND
81 Mvs Watt Elizabeth To David Raft. Margaret RAFT
Augustus Cruok shank and Ann Creighton Cruickshank
his wife formerly Creighton Rs James Raft, Jenny
Mcdonald RAFT Robert Watt Raft, and Elizabeth Watt
Deans children Of the ltc james RAFT and Margaret Ra
late Of Mon,ego Bay in the Island Of Jamaea and
Campbell Watt children of Thomas Watt devisees under
Robert Watt the tesaor In the proceedings in
this this island and whose
places residence unknown and 70 the
Of such Of them may have departed this life.
Take notice. that cause petition was on Saturday, the
wonty day Of June 1856 ncd In the above cause pray
of the real estate of Robert Watt deceased
conssting OF Friendship Penn and Bemore Castle Planta
ton in tho OF Saint Elizabeth, certain wharf and
premises IN the town OF Montego Bay and MddeseI
Penn In the Parish Of Westmoreand, and the live and
dead stock respectively all situate In this island and
you each of you hereby required appear TO the
ton Of this notice In order that u you think proper you
the stated therein and appear at the hearing u
petition you be advised and this you and zach
of you wise to omit
Witness His Honor SIR Bryan Edwards Knight Vice Chan
ceor OF jamaica at the town OF Saint ago dc Ia this
second day Of February, Annoquc Domini, 1865
ROBERT RUSSELL, Reg Ours Canc.
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
FINANCIAL.
DRosPRcrUs OF
Sai UsirsD szsysHgo g2sg rsrRoI1uH con.

i THE UNITKD REPUBLyo PETROLEUM. con.
q THE gIrFF 81 kzw xosK, .,,,,..,,
sns.d usasS Ss law. of sss ssss y n. YORK.
wv PfSs = RSSSDSsD 4zysASD DOLLARS WORKING
Ihs books =: nov es:s ior limited number Of sub'D
We Ss.:rs M iowSsr. 6ssIo@ Co., No. los From. street;
s 800 r:r!: '1iss.a " iss Sss.a
psny' H' No. y sSosdsss II s..a.s' 80 : - ' :
KI LowsxR. an Sssasso Eosbsl o.srom Co.. i0s Front
10 p%ATToT % s,@ g 9 Dayton Co. LOT Front ''r''e
II wzEGiadTcs. s1asewli sH@ Wellington o., a Broad
SMITH yANoHER srm ysnohsr Hochssnsy, No. .
sHSsSHaP m .1s 1s. a.:s ::;si f:.., Co., w....
SDxAsbn sbnBs BSbss e s's:s e. ss s;:is Dess Co., wan
.rs.a.n.. n. J. LowsaExnI.o wGsaxIoEHs' ~ba
Ii:s::ss;s.;SsEs Ii:ss::s:sS;sssAs i. sS4iSs x4bbSn. 9l
al e ri II @ h. Ss: :sc y L
Whole OLE 81 %
and .s .ians Z - osn % per
% sos s:v
''''''4' : fSSER ssiiirLE INTERESTS. sn
sss :;; s:.
!: {: .! .e: q. {. ): ~ s;s: .: ::
.ers. Graham Farm, o. r..ao,. o.... on. mile non
on RSns Sc
ceeded for oil purposes = sss ..4ss, br84ro 7tE
q: '' aha:
M Far: .ss 81 :s: :. s Oh .s ssss :s: s an:
from Cherry Tree. .n. ai NaH fss 81
s:. ss=: .ss. ": , sa s
20 acre. raop.. creek running on. mil. on tn. ersst
100 acres fine boring land. t
H..or.h Farm rsols IN sssSss, eau site site
psrty DO fully valuable = the Smith farm
LEAsEHoLD INTERESTS a7'
s.v.nslshsh working .n.eres. in Lease No IA xochmon.
Farm Cherry rum on which there ven now going down
rhrseauartsr working interest in Lease No. 4 Lamb
3: asE ssi#s: and ''
bsioa SsfHy ''"'
:si:s :::: II 5 s
81: sa. %
1ss Hs:is ss H;s OIL q;
Loase No. Q. Henry Farm, a. Henrys Bend. Allegheny
river for Ons-Sal The OIL for e fourteen years
q Is Hsyos 70. svsasa,s S
s.
sS.s a ss 800 e s.'sa q :: e
company. a.
I.... Of 10 being. Selection sa % aero. q u.
ihs oil. This |. : valuable pIsssse Of oil ss'rssory
Nc Hds. Farm rs4S,s run e. & w. sss
70 b pat down frss Of ezpen;,ss .n4
OIL sans shove Wen to :: put Down By tho company
Ls.s. No & Heydrck Farm, Pishole run, for one half
the oil. Wen % b put down ~ the company.
Lsass No. l. Praher Farm working interest," on which
''''' : : ''' si'ss6 sFss6Ducise fSSSi INTERESTS
rs fna r: :n.s sns
prodacnS aS barrels per day Our interest in this
weh o0l''
working interes. Coqustte We'll. Egbert Farm. on ~
creek. flowing $50 barrels per day. Our int
rest In this well over ." 0D''
Il free inssres. Lady Washington Well, and lease.
sod oar par e ssss IL ss now s
Total producing interest per .loo bbls
oOO nOO WORTH or PRODUCTIVE SILVER
room B; pays loo per cen. ia coin.
S175 OOO TO LoASmAr MA 81 SIX PER CENT FaS L IN y,
years Real Estate In this city or Broskyn Apply
cOOO OOO BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE
pLUU.OOO Railroad Company first mortgage seven
perc u
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
TRN YEARS LOAN
TEs YEARS LOAN
s5000O0
KINGS COUNT lBRooKIYM SEVEN PRR CENT
COUPON BONDS

KIros COUNTY TRxAsurHn's OyyIcn
10 Cour SrRnEr, BRooGLYH, Feb. II, f6oA }
The County Treasurer hereby invites subscpons gums
Of thousand dolars and upwsrfs 70 loan OF veUN
authorised BY chap OF The laws Of 1884 and by rseluuon
Of the Board OF Supervisors adopted Dec M D Tor The
Vupess of alna Che quota Of NE county under Ne prss
depps lA9t call for more troops ....,,
SUBSCRIBERS win receive "Certfoatos OF Indeb)edneee
bearing nsers. from the date Of subscription un We bonds
bonds vim n.srs:. = .As r. ef :... 2, 1 ss1.
a.y ,ss ssd An SVy:TSs % n K1npai win y due sAd ps5
The subscription book ID open 81 the Jreasysofs ocA
THOMAS A. GARDINER County ftessures
n,HR lNNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
81 the faaacs' Harbor Gold Company, Of Ncya Scotia,
win be held the once Of the Company No N BROADWAY,
rvom No Saturday. March ien for The slechon 81
o6csrs zoe Che ensuing year and annual report,
no. q WALL sfRsET NEW YoRK.
GOVERNMENT AGENTS
foR fiiE SALE 0f fHB
NATIONAL sRvBNTHiRrY LOAN.
THESE BONDS ARE ISSUED IN pEsoMrNAr1oNs
OF N9 elc9 go s q go ,n AND $500 pATED Av2VssS
Eaon THAT TINE INTO THE @ P@9pgLARvrvkTwsNTS
sgy ANRs sk sRcuafkss At rAfsEf sAfhs ALI
~TxiIRISg cEETiTicATEs 0I iSDEBrRDSsss
ON C0MMra0lON.
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
THE LECTURE SEASON.
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, AGRD % YEARS, Is DKsIRoUs OF
"A bcoomisa acquainted wtth healthy ana psessm youns
with view 70 mstrimonyI poverty no oblecuon-
Address watson station a., New York, appointing sn
esnNoa.
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

The wheat market ruled very quiet, but prices werc
without material change Tho only sale heard OF
was 500 bushels No. Milwaukee club at 81 To- Rye
continues firm at fl 90 for Western; but have
sales OF consequence TO report No sales OF barley
barley malt reported, and prices nominally
unchanged Tho market continues quiet, with
sales OF 200 bushels Western yellow at 81 90. Oats
in increased demand and hrmer at 81 IL 81 IL
for Western-the outside price TO government
CoFsKENo sales Of consequence reported to-day,
and the market scare -ly SO hrn.
CoTToN.-With the fall In gold the market was less
tive and prices Of the choice grades yielded about 1c
per lb, the demand being wholly from spinners sales
$50 bales the following quotations.
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
EXPRESSES.

=, ,xT..as va yunrffuRB EXPRESS --FuRrruRE oy
rsrasss movsa eity ov country Pano(orses esatna!
~ ri,ure bosed sd ahlppsd Furniture 1eorsd Oeos w
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

was nominal at eokc . &c. In bond and o7c., fres.
the sales nos over 400 bba all told q our quota
tiona
fair refining Cubas but subsequently, declined owing 70
the fall In gold, closing = l6ko s1Tc for fair TO good
refining The demand principally for box sugars
IKE, and 200 hhds Cuba muscovado at 18c 2o ks-
fined quiet and scarcely nrm, at 2okc a7o Tor
harda
srEAzun-A sale Of 1900 ibs No. was effected On
terms not ascertAined-
TAILow continues dull and heavy Sales 1000 lbs q
loo. 16ko
wmkKI.-Receipts 3sS bbls Prices for this article
remained about the Same, but the market ruled very
quiet Sales were $50 bbA at 81 n 81 . for Wssen
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
Sales Of Real Estate.

B0Io6 OF H00I Esf0t0s
By Muller, wilkins Co.
House and lot a Iatght street I'll, 700
House and lot IS Laight street. ............ 1850
Stores and lots - and 81 Peck slip. 70 02e
Nos 3ol and 206 Broadway leased for n years q $4,000
Dor anuum.