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Mrs. s'ST0NEWALL' JACKSON. cltl-
gems of Mobile last week gave an entertainment
at the theatre in that city, for the benefit OF
Mrs. seStonewall" Jackson, and fearing that
the military authorities might misunderstood
the spirit and object Of the movement, Col.
Forsyth, by request, addressed note to Brig
adler General De Russy who was Gen. Jack
son classmate at West Point, to which ten.
De Russey replied as follows
HEAD QUARTERS DISTRICT MOBILE,
MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 20, 1865.
Hfy. {. Forsyth, Mobile:
SIR: In reply to your communication OF 1ne
18th December asking If there will De any
objection made by the military authorities to
certain citizens of Mobile giving the widow OF
the late General 'StoneWall jackson benefit
at the theatre next Saturday morning, am
directed to inform you that no objection exists
on the part of the military authorities to the
charitable demonstrations these gentlemen pro
pose to mske ia favor Of sn INDECENT lady whom
they respect; especially as perfect reliance is
placed in your assurance that 'the object Is not
tc revive any feelings Of the past, but slntended
simply as measure Ct 7eliai Tor the benttlt q
suffering lady
Many appeals H., so;lvi will doubtless be made
70 the SYM pathg sud charity ot the liberal ard
v<>.rr>,s ssv4g :i:: c;tz@ns OF o.. ely Curing
the coming winter by the poor OF all conditions
10 life, Who arc sven cow suffering great priva-
ticcs il, and about yonr city. The military an
thorities will be happy to assist your gentlemen
and ladies in efforts to relieve the general dis
ttcss, am sir. very respectfully, your oetdlen'
seryynt, e. A. DE RUssY,
tr;gstl;cr General Volunteers:
Conmayi4iiug District Of hloil:.
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It is said ttst the President and Directors,
Of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia have given
public notice that ;'they will redeem the notes
Of bank In coin at the rate Of thirty cents
on the dcIlar or will advance twenty cents ia
coin, or its equivalent in currency, and rateable
proportion Of surplus after the hank is wound
III, If prefersed by the note holders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-30

STEPHENS, tho l'eian, having 2aoat,c} 1Ioln
Dnhl;r tn Franco the British government. i is
said, has demanded his ex1radiGin',, under the
treaty between iiae tno countries This treaty
excludes political offences, 50 that the English
authorities 10 receives; thelr late prlsouer, have
densuded him on the charge Of breaking
;ail" 10 this the French government an
swers that Stephens would not have broken
ail If he had cot been imprisoned for u polltl-
cal offence. Napoleon, therefore, declines to
deliver the EFenian chief,
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Tna HEolK or FLOUR New York letter
of Thursday says: There was considerable
t.epidat;ol caused su1cug -four merchants by
the reFclat;Dn that the amount Ct Hour stored
in New York amounted to million OF barrels,
which il he largest 4uauti1y ever IN this city
at this tire Of thc year The lpfnrmatlon
created general tssE that the prices would
shortly Decline ard Il desire 70 ship was me
consequence Many sf,iploads were offered foi
Europe: hut tho rates demanded by snip owners
were considered 50 high thar bc7t lev cargoes
were shipped
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sOLARENS' FOR SALE.-TWENTY-
SIX ACRES OLE LA ND o prnnt ,aart az

eOLARENS' FOR SALE.-TWENTY-
v SIX ACRES OF LAND, great part Of
which has been in good state Of cultivation for
some years, and is one Of the most elevated and
eligible situations, within two miles Of Alexan-
dria. commanding fine view Of the POTOMAC,
Alexandria and Washington, and q more heal
thy location cannot be found. The improve
ments ore large double DWELLING a.
HOUSE, threc-fourths of which is brick. and E:4s
built in the best manner, containing Il large
airy rooms, attick and cellar: there are also
outbuildings, besides large Ice House, q fine
two fine springs on the property. It will be sold
great bargain, if early application is made
More land adjoining the property can be pur-
chased at q moderate price. For terms, &c,
apply to HENRY COOK,
dec 27-2w& 80, King street.
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T o r / G T.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Alaxaudr;.. Va. Dec 90 1SG5

Alexandria, Va, Dec 30, 1865. !
Ali keepers Of drinking houses, are hereby
notified to keep their Bar Rooms closed from II
o'clock, this, Saturday, night, to Tuesday morn
ing next and the Police are hereby ordered 20
see this notice executed. From representations
made to me by The citizens deem this course
necessary. 4. A.iW ARE
dec 30-2t Mavor
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1HNAKEN UP on the morning Of the 29th be-
Il tween 2 and 8 O clock, TWO HORSES; one
dark dun, fax name and TAIL one blind in the
EESright eye; the other, dark brown no marks :;
dad both are about fifteen and a half hands high.
The owner can have possession Of them, by pro-
wing property and paying charges Enquire at
the Magistrates office, in the Market building.
dec30-3t
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~ SRE1EU.

On the LIST IF October, by Elder John Clark,
Dr.. LEVI P DODGE, Of n. H., to Miss
HENRIETTA >HACKELTORD, IF Stafford
county
On the I'd d Get, 1y the same, ROBERT 4.
GARRISON, >j Stafford CO., 10 Mrs Ma nY +,
c. RRISON, q Prince William county.
On the 18th Oct. by the same JOHN G.. TAY-
LER, Of Prince William to Miss LUCY G..
HICKERSON, of Stafford county.
On the 18th Of Dec, By the same, BENZ F.
JEWELL. to Miss NANCY J. HARRELL,
both Of Fauquier county.
On the 2lst Of Dec. by the same, JAMES a.
JANE RATCLIFFE of Prince ~ ilam co.
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sponsibility.
RoRE1GE News. We have dates by s'ae
Australasia to the 18th inst No change in
the markets, to any extent, siece previous dates.
II il stated the health of the Queea Of Spain is
improving. The King Of Belgium was buried
on the 10Th. The new King took the oath OF
Office next day. The message OF Pres. John,
son has been tavorably received, and regarded
az friendly. United States bonds improved az
ter its reception, 1t is stated that Spain had
accepted the mediation Of England IN Ctl!.aa
affairs. The trial of Capt. Mc('afertg, sl,o
American Fenian, is progressing at Cork,
General Howard instruots the SupeTsntesi-
dent Of the Freedmen's Bureau at Richmond
70 insist upon making former owners se-
sponsibl< loy the ea,c O destitute trcedrc:
Cen Howard asks that the name Of sny peg
con refusing 70 obey this order shall be prompt
IL reported to him at " ashington, SO that he
NAV Law the oeae before The President o9 hi,
action.
The Boston Journal says that the s.Iyiti+aado
=,r the past six months, already announced ~
~ actuYng, railroad, and other corporations
n New Eng!and, or wkich will shortly be made
public, as shey are payahae 10 January, denote
q degrees CT prosperity without parallel 1t
has been the best SIX mouths ever kuow7n ~
the manufacturers OF cotton, seveial paying as
h;ob a. twanty-fve per cent. while the diva
1ends Of the railroads are large, SLOWING Sn
increase over former years.
70 NV York Nevs contains letter iron,
General Early. dated ct Havana, In Wh'ca D be
denies that he hiss applied ior pardon, ae
says he is Il voluntary exile, and wouia no1 as-
cept pavton il grat"'tou5!E scaae7Sa,
The Savannai, Ca. uar;rs record t:e tEcatl /,
Of the Hon. Wa. Il. otl'S: ff''intr'y U'ai@:<&
States Min!s:ett. 10 Austria re vas fos:I:'.
mcul5er Ct CouS!eSs: ana at one Il;"e ~
manded in Savannah nnt'Hf i!ie Sa'e a s"a
Contederates.
Capt. Ranael. Se'u!s;tS, late e 6, OF
the late Corfedera;;ee >tshuef Ala9asna, n2 :!s
been bFoag ht on to ss11net i ane placed II
confinement ID tue Navy att' '"ete'
The steamer Dc Soto, vas expected to leave
the Washington Navy Yard to-day, Tor the
Gulf Of Mexico, and w''i probably ssSe some
officials Us passengers to Havana.
The trial Of Gee tor the alleged matreatAent
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PIED.

On the 2.jth inst, Dir. HENRY CHATHAM,
in the S5th year Of his age one Of cur Oldest and
most respected citizens He was q native ofthis
prce, and has resided here I'll his life ~ The
friends and acquaintance Of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Suuday)
from his late residence, corner Of Pitt and Cam
cron streets, ut q clock p. AZ.
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r.. =. MATTHEW'S J. l.. LOVING"
Of Richmond, Va. Of Nelson, We.
rs1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
I i r:rtncrship, under tilt: name and style Of
MATTHEFS & LOVING,
and having purchased the stock OF MessrS
Wilmer s. WASHINGTON, will continue the
AUCTION & COMMISSION BUSINESS,
in connection with ,..,.,,
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL GROCERY,
at the old stand Of Aessrs Wilmer = Washing
ton, No. l. Janneys Wharf: and No s. Union
street, Alexandria, Va, where they will be glad
10 see their friends.
Consignments of Country Produce Sc. made
to them will rcceive prompt attention, and every
reasonable effort will be given to render general
satfacticn. K. A. MAIIHE D.
de 30 # l. l.. LOWING.
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II r Y W 0 O D -.

nRY " Cd.
ESQ cords OAK, PINE and ASH WOOD
that has been under cover since summer, WhcA
7 now offer for sale at a small advance above
the price Of wood that has been out in the fall
and winter rains Full length or sawed ana
split to any size. Kindljng wood made Of tie
best baker pine.
Red and White ash, variou, sizes.
1000 joints Stovcpipcs ard Elbow. IL je 800
at half price.
One Surveyors Compass and :vo Chains.
Yards-Prince street between Pin and Royal,
md Wolfe street wharf
dec E1-Ut& t.. l. D:h G1ON,
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r OST-A BROWN MULE, specked with
| i grey hairs, marked l. c., with q piece of
rope around the neck. straycd tromthe premises of
the Bone Factory, about 2 miles north of Alex
andria on the MI int Of the 25th inst A reward
of $40 will be paid for the return Of the same to
the Bone Factory, 70 the undcrslgned;
dc 30--2t# WILLIAM MUKELlA
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90 x REV ARD.-Stolen from Edge Hill,
80 near Alexandria, on Friday night Ajth
inst, handsome dark bay or brown HORSE,
about sixteen hands high, full name, mot very
long long thin tail. high Withers, s't':Il white
s2oL s. e., =? cad white saddle marks. ahH2 yes
terday. The above reward viii be paid for the
recovery OF the horse.
dec 30-3t*: " N. 5. JOHNSTON.
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Ghe Alexanaria Gazette
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 80.

Before another issue Of this paper the Old
wear will be gone, and the New Year will COM
mence. We take occasion, in advance, there
fore, to tender to all our readers the 'compil-
n,ents Of the season, to wish them every bless
ring they can desire in this life, and to express
10 them our thanks and gratitude for their past
kindness to us Individually, and as the conduc-
tor of public journal. Many Of them, like
ourselves, have gone, during the last few years,
through period Of adversely, but with u.s. We
hope. they will prefer to look cheerfny to the
future, rather than indulge ia repiaings fos the
mast May brighter, happier days be IN store
for US in the year that is about to begin
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y z N . = 4 i
We herewith Lake pleasure to inform our
customers, and the public in general. that we
have removed from No. 1870 to No. 30, King
street, between Columbus and Alfred, where We
offer our entire stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES
from now until the first Of January, at a reduc
ton Of % per Ct, which will give q chance to
every one to sccure good bargains.
FREITAG & CO..
No 222, King ST, bet. Columbus and Alfred.
Ace 9-1m
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7 ) AlSINS, Currants, Ci!run, Pruncs, assorted
IL Jcllies and Preserves, Strawberries, Pine
Apple, Brandy Peaches, Fresh Peaches, Olives:
Lines, Standings, Capcrs and WorceStefII::Ih3'F'
Sauce for sale BY GEO. Il. WHILE,
dec 23-if2W 80 and e. Cameron street
HH..zz!44 FOR REMIT The desirable tour-stoGy
< A#sa fire proof WAREHOUSE, Oh the corner
of Prince and Union sts Possession gwen I'M
mediatcly. For terms apply to
VIM. BUCKINGHAM,
no I0-tf No. 4. King stree
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aa1ep Aoess, Sssss.as FAM, ed seass HID sssad.
:.:ss1 y Issss 81 e ss.s xs va
s ss ! sl,sf SlS6 s.a sA.ls. 6.sssa S.zs
vh,sh lsadksd n bringing 70 nebs i've Koxss q Md
gloves txss half bere6 Il wine, wo adiss man, enc
bas Of 4rsed, bur passss q nnsn, fur collar, M me
sosss sSssls fnl{ss IA sssss ~. ps..sa WARE, ~
snA 1sivss Ebbcna fAs ave SORES II hid tsovss were
Soiis bns q tks bozss Of dove has slnss been dsa
ansd hevng besn gtoseo nom btsvart'a The gloves
and posooA e the eh@ ges6s b Ct The Ttnh
prssnca station hoQss N LepaerA ssssA rhs s&hsr ar
oles have bssa ssat 70 ne PrPWV ussk's once. Mr.
Mrschbask naAs no sPlanAkca a his possession Of
either the diamonds found hs psrsou o. The goods
discovered in his dwelling ethee than thai he was ped
Ter and dealer In wstshS and jswdSy. me police
sve that the goods have been saelsl. aaA those
calling ct the Leonard street police ataoa Justice Dow
ling, before whom the suggested parties were aragnsd.
dstained them for exnmiAation-
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ease Of some interest, involving the character Of
man OF means in this, city has recently been de-
velopcd before criminal authortes II appears that
Peter Strong, lawyer doing business u 70 William
street and living Al Ecwtown, l. l., some years since
married the daughter Of opulcnt gentleman connected
with ono Of our banking instituions but tho marriage
proved 70 DO an unhappy one, and subsequently, Mr.
Strong commenced action for divorce against his wife
tho ground Of adultery, alleging that abe had been
guilty Of improper intimacy with less . parsonage
than Of his own brothers This Mn Strong indig-
nantly denied and 81 the samo tlme brought Q coun.
ter charge against her husband, In which she al
legged that he had been guilty. Of adultery with
Mace and a various other c,ess sna a
p Rod from January, 1852, up 10 date Mrs strongs
application for divorce opposed by her husband and
porant devclopmn mt was made that about the nth
or 18th Of April 1883 Mira Potter then tenant OF Mr.
Strong and living at No. 12l wavercy place committed
an abortion on Mrs Elizabeth Adams who had recently
arrived 10 the city from tho South and from the effects
Of that abortion Mrs Adams died about week after
died from congestion Of the lungs, II Is alleged was given
by Dr. John b. Dennis, now living Il No 10
deceased we're Inferred in the New York Bay Ceme.ery
Mrs. Potter and few others attending the funeral
This state q facts y appsrins tho friends q hrs
thought Of question 70 DO passed upon BY the Grand
Jury The II that indictments were found against
Mr. Strong, hrs Potter and Dr Dennis, and Recorder
Holman ssucd bench warrant for their spprehcnsion
The process was placed IN the hands Of Captain Jourdan
Of the ssth precnt .ho with Sergeant Walsh arrested
the accused parties Mr.. Strong gave bal in 5000 10
answer the Indictment one OF his brothers giving the re-
qured bond for his future appearance Mrs Potter who
lives Al $40 sixth avenue and Dr. Dennis were committed
to the Tombs by the Reoorr IN default OF ball Besides
this Indictment against Dr. Dennis there are at least two
Others or procuring aborions which he has not yet
been tried.
Mr. strong, Mn. Potter and Dr. Dennis win soon b.
agned before the Court Of General Sessions 10 plead 70
the indictments and day named for the trial
ARREST OF ALLEGED RECEIVERS or sroLEr
00oDs-RxrEEsIvR exfzURR or DfAnONp Jew.
ELRy, sro.-rHn SRocREDs OF 4 BURGLARY
RECOVERED.
On the night Of the 2ssh nltme the store OF Mr. Ma
thanIe Fsconer la4 Church street. was burgIarously
entered dsrobbsd Of Scotch sinshsms cloths &C. 70
the amount Of $500 0nicsr Field, Of the Fnb pre-
cnct subsequently, received Information in relation 70
the burglary which prompted him 70 arrest Max r.
Hrschback, peder, residing Al 30 Hester street, Oils
ton Harris, Of No Baymd strces, and Joseph Cohen,
whose residence 10 'sid 70 be In chrye street In pos.
session Of Cohen ard Harris officer Yield found all the
gocds Which bad boon stolen from Mr. FaIeosers store
po;h cohen aud Harris alleged that they had pure Cd
The goods o. hrssbbach On sssshns Ne latter - shs
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Ku0s COUNT Y1AAsunqa'1 Oyyfeu
C0uRT 6gIxxys BnooxLsu. Feb. u, hA
The County treasurer hseby invites subssptsoa IN s.us
Of thousand dollars and upwArlA oea at ooQoooo
author!,ed y shsR % the i.s q - - re..s:s.
purpose Of filing DO quota Of be essng unAsr Ne fssa
subscsssrs ~ receive AcertiSsases e I.&esSsdasss
bes!iag inters ism As dass q 0sA NE soas
fhs bonds VIM sr ipasrsss saas per es.s
per annum payable ssn annually 70 wOa the Dr.. days
BILE on tho nrpt daV Of May, l67G
The subscription book u the 7roaAproxs once.
" THOAAS A GAADtNER ceualV fFeassrer.
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Order For the payment Of any sum Of money
drawn upon any bank, trust company or any
person or persons, companies or corporations,
sight or on demand, stamp duty, same -
ssDin OF Exchange"
Organs, same AZ "iianofortes.
Oxide Of zinc, pr 100 pounds. ...............
Racket, containing medisines, 30, same -
bottles containing the same. See aBottlcs"
Paints or painters coiors, dry or ground In ~
Or In paste, with water, not otherwise pre-
vided for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Paints shall not be subject to any additional
3nty In consequence Of being mixed or
around In oil, whom the duties upon ali the
materials 30 mixed and ground shall have
been previously actually paid.
Halnters' col0rs, same ~ "PaintA"
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A NJ AMOUNT. AT * PER CENT. 70 LOAN ON
"A pAmoAde Silver Plate, Watches, JewAgy, Ia ApVg
70 z. BAYLIS, n Second street.

posTuM, HARrFoRD AND RRrE RAILROAD CON-
limited smoqpt the norts.Se bonds o. Che Bo.soa Hart
ford and Fro Railroad Tho tue II h4ted by the charter
from the State OF Conneceut to oneaif tho auouat
pended upon The tosA The soaS. bear .tee At Pc
year The prncipI Is payable N nsl Each bc.d regs
Tered by the State Comptroller Connecticut BY the first
day Of June next ere win be 8 mites Of the road in
lion. LOCKWOOD 4 CO. Y VIM atreak.
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DRTROLEUM.
liz j. H. COMING 4 CO.,
NO z3 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Room II.
Petroleum stocks bought and sold margins q either
board, exclusively mission. References
JAMES HORNER (hrm OF James H0rner Coz,
No q Cliff street.
RICHARD PATRICK,
No 81 Cedar street
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nyRN YRARs' LOAN.
96WOn
KINGS COUNTY tBRoOELYN, SEVEN PEE 0EEr
COUPON BOND6
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM CoMPA-
~ n.y. President, Venango Co., Pa--Nsw York, FsA H.
1864 special meeting Of the stockholders Of the Presidents
and R1daed a WIZ % pea ~
day the 9th day Of March 1 at u O'Clock room for the
purpose Of voting the proposition 70 issue 70 the sosk
holders Of the President Company certificates for
their interest in the Porcupne and also on the
proposition for the sale Of such portion Of the capital stock
OF the Porcupne Petroleum Company be required 70
working capital for said company BY order Of the
Board Of Directors J. EDWIN CONANT. Secretary.
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PiLLrARp BALLS, vAko CHECKS xARIISoAIH
- rings Ac, OF patcnt compressed ivory WI. y. WIZ
LIMO. VI BresAvas. aaA vsf1sn niUAsaA
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| pysyins ssrds sss .'Carda" u e
| Huu1Ben and eAs Alters including every per.
i son. m or esrpsrsson whose business Il 10
% a, haniuA q SAIL plumbing materials gae
piDs@ gAs burners or other gas hxturss, for
| Plgg tobacco 80 'Tsbaeco."
| reaicy Of insurance nfs, zoe Insurance"
Do, nArtns or inland zee Insurance"
De., IRE, 80 "Insaraass"
Porter, per barrel Of 81 gallons, fractional parts
In proportion, Sc MALT Liqusrs.n
fes.. containing madeleine &a., same = 19os-
Power q sstsrnsy, for the sals Or tssasfss u
any stock, bends or ssrip or for tie solise-
ton Il any diviAenA a interest," thereon, ..
Power r 'a asc,n:, :r ;Ic., or voting Il any
slsetioa for eacsn Of any inexporased eeua-
pasy or society," except charitable, rshgsuA
literary aaa esasssay .ocistiss, 6amp duty. 10 81
tate or to rsat sr 70 isass he saas. ........
Power Of attorney. 70 receive or collect rents
rsw.r 4 sssSr..x IA any o.I:c vur,c:. ..
y, fms stane duty - nAds tn ~
Prayer books sss sDeskss. .............. pr
Precious stsnss ard IN initatleos. Spg
Do. imported fron fsrsiga countries, o. upoa
which import duties have besa pAld, when
set o. seset N gold a. ather natessal, duty %
b sAesssd saiy On vdus a setsangh
freparatioas medical sAnne - "he1icineA"
Preparations Il which coffee forms part whom
groOad or whisA are prepare1 for sale -
subselsete tsr osGss pr PsuaA............ e
2IesarveG -: ....................sy. SP1
freeesved nue.. Per
Preserved meats. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pr
Preserved vegetables. 80. ............... per
prs..sS 49, - :. :. -
and Ill ether similar printed publications.
except newepap9S.. ...................... pr
Do, Q. ali ad1s;slssnsals, On ersss rsosiYts
Printed c.,: a.. =.
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brooklyn PETROLEUM COMPANY.
n EYpST nYVynucNn

The trustees Of this Company this day declared div
dend Of two C per cent o Of the earnngs the Company
payable their oce Broadway, the 18th inst free e
government The transfer books win Be aoscd from the
10th the 18th inst Inclusive. POPE CATlAN Secretary
Exv YoRx March 1. 1865
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nIvIDEND.-THE IMPERIAL. SILVER MINING CON.
~ pany Francisco has declared dvidsnd q eight
~ dollars per gold payable ss exchange stock
Issued from this agency on and after thls date.
LEES d WALLER, Tranfer AGents IS Pine street.
NEW YORK, March 1895
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CPECIAL PETROLEUM notice. PARTY wIrH
- $500 may md opportunity 70 Quadrupe the same ir
sixty days, by addressing Guaranty, Herald onAce-
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PETROLEUM COMPANY.
NJ FIFTH DIVIDEND

regular monthly dividend ~ cent free Of gsvswn
tax from the receipts Of the last month payable on the
transfer books will be closed from the 10Th 70 the 18th no
sve. ARTHUR T. HURD, Secretary.
Nxw YORK Feb. g. 1865