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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the nnd-rsizne1 has
been sppoistec Adm a sirs or y Inc estate o. Al
su-f W,ukl@r lac % Marion rcuntv. cecea ed Al
IA vins claims against said esfst should hle hem tee
Ilasd by oath or affirmation IN The Clerk fics.
Tee estate Ia supposed 20 Be solsent
THEODORE PfAfFLy,
uzr0>wm Aa1fnhsyatcf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24

ga rich musical treat il IN store FOR those
sho attend the Tabernacle this evening. VA hch
four HUNDRED children NIli take part, assisted by
the Oiee Club aud Tie be-t amateur mu-icl ms IN
the civ The songs and choru-e- selected will
be found IN the progrs mme, IL another column.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24
FOUN o.

aNuU~p- snsn Port Nonnsie. con sn'ng 4 small
amount o. m1n~y. al ca the o~ner can have ey
pfovias property aud paying for 'hs W riissmen'
sppyte fskCf nuShkolk,
utr22-s2t Or ~ this zee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24

E-See Dr. wm TbomsOn's advertisement
on the fourth page of TO days paper.
ian - Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24

xL-THE INFALLIBIE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Decidedly the best article for restoring grey
hair 10 ia natural color. mot dying.) curing I'll
diseases OF The scalp, preventing the hair from fall
ing m giving il soitness and rlosa that Moth
ing else produce. Price 81 per bottle Sold
bv all druggists
F SrsorR. druggist. Bates House Block.
agent eod-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24
RssleS.r,oss The ioIIOsing paroled prison

RssIeS.rioss The iollo~ing parolej prison
ers of war have been mustered out and honora
biy discharged:
10Th Regt lieutenant Geo Scott
18Th Regt Captain Byron q. Beebee
18th Regt.-Csptain p. Hart, captain Geo
W Greeye, LIT lieutenant and adln'snt Georg,
e Fuuey, captain Alonzp J Mukepeace, p
lieutenant William n Culbertson
35th Regt.-l-t lieutenant John Dozan
2iCsyalry Captain j PsSne.
81 Cavalry LIST lieutenant Abner II. Shan
non
5lst Rect -lst lieutenant W. A. Adair. Il
lieutenant II Wright ri lieutenant Aaron +
Dooley.
5th Cavalry.-lst lieutenant Samuel Arm
strong dishonorahly discharged-cause. 'deser
ter aud nov in Canada
9th Regt Captain Nathaniel Crane, dis
missed Tor absence without leave
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT RS.

"a few exchange papers. done up il pack
aces of no can lie had AZ this office II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24

M A N II 90 D!
How Destroyed, Hcw Restored.
Or. N. -. PENDERY,
Physician and Surgeon.
No. "a IL E. Washington St.

CONNECTION WIFE TER GENERAL PRACTICE
Of Medicine, treat - nd reliable medium,
a1d vk he hsppest results al form - diseases
Nervous, semiRsl Urinary aud scxud .ysleus.
Young zen sIth holh - clerks and psHd counfeuancs
telling fearful language the Silent nd
fornicAe disease undernn ng yea Coz tistio1
ory and rcsson. harry iur 70 pr~usture trsfh
hecf able reason holAs sway ant avail JoureH q q
treatment that diseipafes ths slightest dises-e. and
cures he hsrrsssng snd vther q ser
en-. oincnHy sid p rpeiusl snnoys.cs
sperm f-rrhors sem 1sl weakness. Nocturnal Fuis
1ons setusl Iehiiy. mpofency necfs o. SIT ABUSE
and her rrsut~-inshiliy Conrunna's the Marriage
Contrscf, Nensi and h seal frosrston. Epflepsy,
insaniiy arc Ceufamption.
"The foe.
Ike Ea1n murderer. stesdy 70 his p-rpo~s,
Presses hl~ eie~e through ev-ry lane Of life,
Nor misses once the trsek. but presses on. =
III forced AT last 10 The srenessss. verge.
And At once be sinks"
I1kew sc, will guarantee a radical Of syphills.
Gon"rihces and 6leef. In al thcr asgs tntirsy
moving from The blood the last spark Of the terrible
diseases that gradual, burn The fountain Of is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24

mister editor q The sentsnsl
DEEa svR:-i d0ant take ennY nuespsper ~ !
spose w 10 our Scbol marin fetched OF ure
o ,pers totur hous when she cum 20 borde and IN
IL reed sum Considerable talk about pete koleum
zho suppose died aud oerried long time
ago. yure pafer seemed TO sts'i tfat he Eus
brtried under posgs Run. how mr.. Sentinel
that Amt enny sci he i thar but it no use trying
70 zit hold OF il he Is too slicEery % hold onto
noE mi o,jec in sfitin 10 yu IS 10 let W no that
What i "a J. % fur bad il from pefes sPeirit 81
fore noie hO he Vas nov "a no We are s~l
-pefritslists up here tb0uts last n'te Ne held
me;in az mi house after We hid swl Jnei ,njs
sc reed nostice that speFrlt was sAieing Tor to
"a sumethitg
Bsusber boteus a.kei the useul questshun hoo
xi,he- 10 spe,k, when the table Ripped The
-pesrit of peie ROeum now Nun OF u never
kuoN "a enny bO6dy bi sich name an awl vas
wateug fur him 60 tel hoo he sus when ne dis
tincktly raped sut the iollerng: spud gull, -uns
w cOan-t no me Nor you never Wont 10 me :
am a sperri, OF one hooss boldly aud sperrit
DO attn dope down IN the erth mi spere u iur from
psRs Run va ma think yu eau remove me 10
a bier spere b. that Run but va cant am like
an lie, Bufi ~ ma slide uie green b ieks down
depe holes TO git me bus w u only git ciuich
At mi tale iethers a. il were. which vii slip thru
ure fingers like rat thru boiler log spud
/
OF mind over a fn old fethers pucked rum m
bodily at lie Cry an broat thithsr 10 pOags Run
and dropped in ure old wells while W slept b.
Olegus Nicked men from town / nov leave W
Il w4re.
Now, Mr. eddtur. DEAN il mi dooty 10 inform
yu OF the above so you can let Olegis men no
we can't be fooled spose he ment pili-
when he s4de town when We got up the table
was covered with lie about 4 of inch, an 80
4. a ~
il vas pete Cintha Herrck cum over this morn
ia an rOtsed the smell of greese. When she
fust cum in nj wife sh0ade her the table and she
SADIE il smelt ike sassidge greese. and think
what made il smel was cause mi wife was cut
tin up ssssidge meat on Il all the day afore an
mite not hev washed it Of afore We set down.
Nj farm ain fur sail, it il i lie let yu no A.
the scholmam ide had better sine misel fetish
usly, sine misef.
Yours AT "
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LECTUR ES,
Philosophy Of Marriage.

yWyHE PRorRIRToRs OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
OF Anatomy have determined. regardless of et-
pense, issue free. flor the benefit Of suffering hu
mainly and suppression OF qusckery four their
interesting aud Instructive Lectures Mari and ts
dlsquslihc tons Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
decline CT Manhood, Indigestion, weakness OF
Depression Impo;eney Loss ~ Energy and Manly Pow
err tho socis kv and those Malsdes which result
from youthful foes, Of maturity ignor
Of Physiology and laws Of Nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means OF
enghtening and saving sands, and will be forward
ed Free receipt OF four stamps by addressing Sc
tsry. New ork Museum Of Anatomy aud Medicine, SIS
Broadway. New Yer- jsnsi-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24
a CARD TO The LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES.
JnfaIiibIe tn Correcting Irregu.
iarities, Removing distractions
Of the Monthly Tur1s. from
Whatever Cause and Always
successful ;Is n Preventative.

And the "only sure'' aud CEvTaIS RExEDy for all
those sct ne complaints peculiar the ser ~heth-
or married or slEg P"
The e Pits are nothing ncw, bit have been used By
the nooors for many years, both In trance AID tme
lea, vi b unparalleled ~ and be q
urged by mary thousand lscies ~ho have used ihsn 20
make the Pills public, tr The aliesision OF ihoss suf-
ering from airy irregularitis whatever, ss well a. 10
prevent Increase Of family vhs re health viii not
permit II. males peculiarly situated. orthoss suppes
ing themselves 60, are CAUTIONED against using these
Pill while Ia that condition the proprietor assumes
respon-iby alter the above DIN, niton. although
their mldness would prevent any mischief 60 heath.
Otherwise the Ills recommended Full and e-pcit
directions accompany each box
$1,000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IL TWO YEARS
Ten thousand boxes by letter both ~ myself and
a-ent 10 all parts Of the world 10 which have
been retnrneo "a which sdesssy nothing hs the above
Phi have been kn since the SCikNCk OF htDl.
CtNR DAMNED Upon TIE WORLD IN RfNOv N6.
OR TkUcTiUNs AND kEsIOkIf0 NA1Uff 10 IT'S
PROPER CHASNFi quietinE The y. ryes and rssfor No
therosy colcr Of health TO the shsek Of the most DELI
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX SIX BOXES for ss 90.
Sold by all Druggists, aud by the following Jobbng
and Drug Houses, Agents for Indianapolis. Ind ana:
sdi-s BY ssnding 81. procure the Pins ssnt e~n-
hdeniisly by mail. and without observation, 20 any
part Of The city OF cOunry,) sid for sale by
TONIsNsOS a COX. NJ. is. E.st washsngtss street
STEWART kokGAs. No. 20, East wAshinsisn
street.
w. l. HAsgITT q CO. No. "a. West ws.hipstoa
IL H.LEg. Nos IS and 90, Bates Block.
J. y. sES0uR. No. 6. Bates house Block, and By
DAILY, KEEFEs d RUSH,
wholesale Druggists. No y, South Meridian
q. s. LACEY General Travelling Agent FOR the westsrr
States. ie7. De4rborn rect Chicss Q. Illinois.
B--Sone Genuine u-iess The bsE T. STAR s. ID.
HOWE" Jsn3l-diyeOd
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COvYRsts NORTON HAVING BFFN AUTHOR
" ired ~ war Depsumenf 70 rsl-e Fve R-si-
II nfaafry. has sppinec fhe urd~rsgn~d Chef
Recruiting 0icer for mi. Dsticf, and ordered hin
ard Iocslcormitiees end osgsurssns + re-pect-
fuliy solicited.
kecrunirg Cos sio- issued 20 rc~ponsihle r lee
~ JANt SUCCESS Chef Recruiting nc~r % BE
Sixth ConDes ionai Di.u.c. 0clcs a. lolse. head
q srtrrs. eleun'r Biock uafb ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-24
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
RUMoRs FROM SHERMAN.
lis Forces In front Of Raleigh.
Expedition up the Appomattox
FROM FORT MONROE.


&C.. &c. &c. &C.. ac.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-12
Arrivals and Departures.

Lvraroor-seamship Australasia Mrs Burger Mr. Cush-
Ing Mr. Anderson, kelogg. CsrIenter, Mr. De Con Mr.
Homer Bamford Jean francon, Mr. Schndcr Miss Prcpo-
piadi. Crawford Mr. Mcfarland Mr. Yarwel Mr. Cesbik
maurice, Mr. Watson, Mr. Lppmsnn, II Barmsny, Az Pat
terson. Captain Stamp, Henry Howell, VI Muir. Mr.
ohariesworth, Charles Desire, Mr. Nickname, II Jafray
new 0RInANs-stsamship Yazoo-Lewis shirk, Ohsrlss
Vincent, p Potter u Rutx Albert Richards II Kon-
right and lady, Matthews. Lawson, q Hovey.
SsoctsnSss Re!isy Besley lady aud three ehidren
Mr. and Mrs Gibson Mrs Hardy daughter Mrs Graham
Madame ouinard Madame Hardss, Madame Walsh Rev NJ
6artoni Porche Master Porchs jules Antoine Augustus
Pierce Eisles, ", ID d and A A Pitcher.
H4yAsA-s:s.%sh,e Hssro osssis-p Ward and wife
lew f:s Pf Sa.s, ssT%ds nf:sss Bei i,s'
SSIL WOOD. Rev o = HasbrOoi, isniss del Vale
II stewart q A Carson, Brown, samuel and wife
spadone, y uuusrres Wilson, Nontayo, y ParroI
Barren.o, Msysrl II 0lsinE b Akin, : . Underwood
Bronehyie, schspe5 Ylups,IIct. Brown, Poole,
wick.
DEPARTURES.
Enthusiastically Havana-John La Richeleu David
Copeland, u canhcid James A Beaver. Teder Lotto.
mayor, w yasse, Lanaren, Osvig. AuG Laladriga
Ivy. Ramon or.n Stanley keeling. John Notes John
Black, Noon, Norris, Dearborn, Gressr. l.
watrcn. A Mora, W Mora
LvsRroor-Steamshp Cay Of Cork-Mrs James and grand
child, % Richmond va Mrs Eliza Smith, So Louis; Miss
smith, Of EnsisAdi Mr. nchemors, wife and two cha
tary OF Legation Italy; Geo Matthew'S Of Louis Joseph
Donnen Jr; Muldoon. Of Lousvite; John Bew OF New
Yorki Antonio 0ulervers OF New York a bslheld, OF
New York Capt Cocker and two officers OF England Ar
rnond Lansan, II Fso,s. Phillips, with others In hs
stneraGe
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BFtI--vAr WARr-On wedI ssday, February 8, by the
Row Mr.. Fox, G.RRsr BELL to MAGGIE J. vAs WAR, all
OF this city. No cards
BpowSE-HooAr AT Hoboken, N. j., on Thursday,
February the residence Of the brides parents by the
Rev A. Cauvin, MicnAn BRowxs 70 Miss LIZZIE L
HooAs, both Of Hoboken.
YARIsr-RESMn. On Tuesday, January IT. At tho res
dence OF the Rev. A. X. Sanford wfLLIAn FAREL 70
SARAH r. RESSiR, all Of this CITY.
HomS-ALLES.-On Thursday evening" February .. by
N b. 70 Miss NARY Ass, daughter Of Jshn Allen, ESQ,
Of New York
~ John papers please copy.
HuNr-B RDEv On Wednesday January 25. BY the
How William Hammond. Mr.. JAhEs A, HIM TO Miss
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Paris Fashions for February,

The Partisan just at It's height Following
tho example set BY the Court the ministers and the
biity giving series Of grand soses which will call
forth all the Of the most renowned Dod&es OF
the gay capital Their task s mot easy for there Is ne
and each dressmaker scxes upon tho slightest disposition
Of her fr clients TO introduce change Of some Sort
from the requirements Of Fashion, and yet keep within
her strict limits, is the highest triumph OF Partisan
For fun dress tho 1885 season Is characterized by
marked preference 10 color for black violet and
black and white robes Tho esss ssoaws have adopted
the black aud white with such tenaciy that the combna
on may b. expected TO tako its run through all the capt.
tails that look towards Paris for tho indication Of It's
choice Such toilets, although little sombre, arc re-
fshing after the extreme richness OF color which pre-.
dominated during the last year, when glarng attra
was often obtained at the sacrifice Of good TASTE
Passcmcntcrie ornaments have resumed tneir ip~.o.
lance for the trimmings Of dresses in To
or which excessive luxury Is once p[rs a,n
IN many instances Is the cost costly portion Of III,
price Tor Inc ma sna Of dress no complaint Is made n
tne QUIZ double that amount for splendid dccors
uon In passementere must be confessed that such
toilets. which require TO DO prepared with unimpoach
able taste and To be with grace, the plus uio
Of Partisan achievements in the way Of dress.
Tho present style Of bonnets and head dresses smpi
1es their description The anchon Is the taste OF tho
day, and Is small a. TO appear altogether dminutys
In the presence Of ladys ordinary cap small piece
of velvet OF lace, few flowers, bird eagles
crows feather, portion Of poacocE's pumage fur
nsh tho elements out OF which the Sill lat Partisan cha
peau created For grand toilette, velvet and Lace bon
nets, oInamented With feathers are mostly worn
CARMt0E DREss.-1he principal feature Of this tole
Is the houppcland, or long pesse which may also b,
worn Of home q robe do chaInbrc. II is usually o.
| light colored CLOTH lined with wadding The unde
skirt may BIO either Of the OF different color
but the material employed should DO MORE taiety
The collar pocrine Is trimmed with worstec
or chenille fringe.
DREss YoR SomHk Robe OF pearl groy satsn, orna
mened round the skirt with two bands Of
tue upper jupe OF black tus spotted TO appearance
by black jet beads placed upon the san skirt Tho tus
pe Is drawn up ON one side by long chain Of large je
beads. Tho berthe is In black and white lace ant
blonde The head dress ia tho couture grccQuc with
Of amber beads placed 1t regular distances
netting.
WlLKr.a DRxss.-Ths dress Is In dark blue moir,
antique, and In fastened IN front with large Buttons
either gilt silvercd In mother Of pearl the trimming
consists Of black denated velvet, edged with
guipure. The velvet ornamentation may DO advan
agcousy replaced by satin, II preferred The chapeal
IA yalxai fanchan ornamental with n bird and Inse
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The value OF the foreign exports from the port Of Ba
more last week $87,so1.
The exports from Portland, Ne, during iast woek
amounted In value sa5s 2os gain the preceding
week Of Sllo,l4A Tho total vauo Of the exports from
Portland for tho month Of January soo4 2eH Tho
following figures arc tho footnss Of the trade returns Of
Portland during the years 1858 and 1904
1864 1854
Exports foreign merchandise. 81 lao, SIS 1855 ISL
Exports domestic produce. -. SoS4, s28 8,s24,694
. Total exports ...............ssI2S.7I 66sa 345
Excess In 1894 1853. e537 632
1893 1894
Imports foreign merchandise ga Ai7220 SO1s,0o3
Decrease imports ia 1894 $500, 100
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all OF this city. ~ - S's
:, hAMsIBowM-In Brooklyn, on Friday. February
TO- BY the Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr n Js.~s r ".
TN 20 Miss CHAsIorrs T. Bowxs both on srool,,n
Wup-BlRrox-In this city on Tuesday rebru.rx =
at the residence OF Juan c d. Mier, BY Tho Re- ~
BAsr,s daughter Of the late Theodore D. Barton. q
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Decrease in 1854 .....,,.,...,..176l1 lit
We have nothing to add to the above figures further
than request all those who have the oil foyer In It's in
cipient stages to give them serious consideration
Adrian H Muller, p r. wilkins Co. sold at auction
yesterday tho Exchange saesrooms by order Of the
executor Of Abraham Van Nest deceased the following
bonds and stocks
$4,000 Hud RR per cent convertible bonds, due LIST
May, 1867 Int LIST May and November. ITO a
II, 600 N. Y. and Erie 4th mtg. bonds, duo
1880 Interest April aud October. .102Ka-
5000 United States 6's, 1881. .110Zs-
SO shares Erie Railway, preferred. ,..,,g, R1k A.
62s New Jersey r. r. and TRANSPORTATION 60 100 a1s2
200 Greenwich Fire nssurance Co. .165 a154k
o. North DYs.. fire Insurance .ll2 A.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SATURDAY, Feb. 11-8P.
rna stock market dull but somewhat irregular ct
,ha ars. board The closing prices showed the following
from those OF yesterday second board Erie
advanced X; New York Central e Hudson River u;
Road ng "; Rock Island, III Fort Wayne, y. Mchi
nan Southern declined Il Illinois Central ~; Cleveland
ma Pittsburg y; Cumberland, az Michigan Central
wa. steady Government securities were strong Coupon
ayetwenties OF the issue advanced y; fories,
Tho demand for the latter has been active during
tho last week they have advanced Ia per cent
the I'd inst They are, however, still below the govern
ment price, allowing for the accrued interest.
At the open board, at one O'Clock, the market was
shade stronger New York Central was higher than
q. the first board Erie vi Illinois Central " Cleveland
and Pittsburg 4 Michigan southern was u lower; Rock
Island a. The Cumberland Coal clique is bolster up
the stock still representing that there Is large
plus 70 the credit Of the company after providing for
the sinking fund and building number Of new boats
but there authentic evidence upon which TO base
these Statements and both tho bull and bear cliques in
the speculation equally INSCRIPTIONS in their
mens and equally DESTROYS Of getting the best OF each
other in the contest it Is question Of financial strength
which "a and therefore very hard lying 70 BIO
met with ON both sides-
After the call, prices lower
Tho gold market been depressed by tho reported
capture Of Branchvile sixty miles from Charleston
al tho junction OF the South Carolina and Columbia
Branch railroads. and the evacuation OF Charl. son The
very light demand for specie legitimate account as
ssts the tendency Of the Market but as artificial
cases such the condition OF the national finances and
the interest strong influence upon the pre-
MUM it is liable sharp rsacons after each period OF
depression. The quotations varied as follows
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be Inferred In Lutheran Cemetery
KmsoE-0n Saturday, February II, AFTER short ~
ness GponoA tho youngest son Of James and Mari A
son, aged ~ years, months and Is dsya
The friends and relatives Of the family, ana also Nd
active and honorary members Of Engine Co. No 4 ass
dencs Of bis parsus 2os,I wooster street on Hondag,
afternoon at one o'clock precisely.
Ennskllcn lreland) papers please copy
The yin TAX. place this afternoon "
LoosSY On saturday, February II, ~ SIX o'clock =.
NJ a. her residence 2ll South Third street. VILLAS
'u rs. funeral viii sIs pos on tuesday February
L. at three o'clock Her remains viii DO taken 70 Cal
vary Censtery for inssrmenk
Isspa In Brooklyn, on Saturday. February II,
CHARi n A. Of James Leeds, IN the 2lst year d
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited -
attend tho funeral from the residence Of bis father g
Orange street. tbs Sunday afternoon, 81 hAlfpast I've
LYON. Suddenly on Saturday, February II, GARRETT
GOV Lros, eyed w years. months and days.
The relatives and friends also the members OF Lafayette
Lodge, No. a, =. and A., are invited 70 attend Ne
Notice win b given In ,o.morrow.s papers
NAncs--on Friday February TO- alter short illnss.
Patrick Mshon, aged 2s years.
His relatives and friends also the members q ths
Sixty ninth regiment, N. O., sN ", are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral which will take place rom
his late residence No $40 West Nineteenth street. As
Sunday afternoon, 1t haifpast one o'clock :, .
MoRaAs.-At Yorkvllc on Saturday February y,
Group, MAsoARtrrA the infant daughter OF william n
and Mary Jane Morgan, aged year and months
Tho friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
requested 10 attend the funeral on nonaay ercrnoon
ono o,clork from the residence Of the parents FOURTH
avenue corner Eighty fourth street. lob taken " Green.
Mosoas'-in brooklyn on Tbursday. February o
JONI WoReAs ac Of the frm Of Burtis Morgan In The
y5th year Of his age
neral from the Church 81 the Redsemsr Pacific sreeA
betwscu Powers street and Fourth avenue, Monday
AFTERNOON, at ono O'Clock
McKxssT. Friday, February 10, AsDRsw McKsxsys
In tho lsth year OF his sge
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited "
attend the funeral. from his ste rcsdsncs. Nc "a ~
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amour. Of capital invested 4. each place. and also tho


Here we have Ave hundred and forty three CON-
panes which Is than double tho number Of flowing
wells with aggregate nominal capital Of over three
hundred and atty six millions Of dollars The question
naturally arises what there 70 pay interest ON this
enormous investment We have reliable statistics
u the number Of wells which yielding OIL but
think It would DO large allowance TO put them down
two hundred and ATTY although IL 10 stated that there
Ave thousand productive and unproductive wells IN
the Pennsylvania oil region alone The interest on the
above amount OF capital Is nearly twenty-five millions
annually which each well must produce twelve
thousand barrels Of oil year; while 1t Ii well
known that half Of the wells do not yield
FIVE hundred barrels each in twelve months, and that
many Of them will hardly pay working expenses
Thrs il other point 70 which We would draw
the att nton Of the public and that B the decrease IN
the number Of barrels Of oil sent to Philadelphia in 1864
compared with 1853 According TO the statistics the re-
cepts were folows:-