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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-06
Change Of Time, October 9Th,

Change Oh Time, ctODe SIN,
VIA THE
ATLANTIC &GREAT WEST'N RAILWAY.
Ia
The only UnbFOken Bread Guage Route
TO THE EASTERN CITIES.
1.-TWO Trains Daily Leave Cleveland, from the
j. Atlantic 4 Great Western Depot:
DAY A. N.
Arrive in New 1eEk---------lN0 7 NJ
NIGHT N
Arrive in New r. n
Trims arrive at Cleveland ct 7;5 A NJ, and
n, fS1Ts55S ?. H, arrive at Cleveland 1904. M,
and ESQ P N.
This is the only direct route to the Oil Regions
Of Pennsylvania
Passengers by the $50 A. NJ. Express Train dine
at Meadville, and Sleeping Car at Salamanca.
Passengers by the S;35 P. NJ. Express Train, get
Sleeping Car at Cleveland.
The Night Express leaves Sunday night, instead
Of Saturday night. All other trains daily, sun
Connects at Meadville, for Oil City, Franklin,
Cory, and all points in the Oil Regions Of Penn
sylvania-
minutesl at regular hours, for meals, and make
New and elegan Sleeping Coaches are attached to
all Night Trains.
For all information and through tickets, please
apply at the Depot of the Atlantic & Great Vest
ern Railway, or at the Union Ticket Office, under
the Weddell House.
Omnibusses will call for passengers, by leaving
directions at the above Offices
T T FIT TER Cen Ticket Arrnf
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CLEVELAND d PITTSBURGH r. R.


1850. sUAMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
nN and after Monday, May 18th. 1865, Trains
~ leave Cleveland daily Sunday excepted) as fol-
lows:
500 A. M.-MAIL-Arrives at Pittsburgh 400 P.
NJ; Harrisburgh 2;3O A. NJ; Baltimore 700 A.
NJ; Washington 1895 A. H.; Philadelphia
6:55 A. NJ; New York 1000 A. NJ; Wheeling
500 P. NJ. Connect at Hudson with C.. z. &
G. R.. Il. for Akron and MillersbuTgh.
1870 P. NOTWITHSTANDING at Pittsburgh at
9:15 P. NJ; Harrisburgh 1870 A. N; Baltimore
1920 P. NJ; Washington 4:4O P. H.; Philadcl-
phia 1910 P. Nj New York 2;45 P. NJ; Wheel
$50 A. NJ.
$40 P. M.-ACCONTMODATION-For Hudson and
intermediate Stations, cuyahOgR Falls, Ak
ron and Millersburgh, connecting at Orrville
T. TT. W. 4 T. Railway, for Canton, Massil-
lon, Wooster and Mansfield.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York.
(via AllentOwn) without change.
D-F as low as by any other line.
RB Through tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, Weddell House, at the Depot, or al
the Euclid Street Station.
J. II. DEYEREUX, superintendent.
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stockholders nleslings.

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK BosToy SILVER LEAD o..
No. % WILLIAM ST, NEW. York March ~ 1900 :,
NOTICE-The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
~ holders Of thi, Company viii be held a, thiL Office on
TUESDAY March 2s, at o'clock p H. At when TIME mo
Annual Election for Trustees for tie ensuing wear Will tase
place. The polls viii b. open rom n O'Clock p m The
VIA be closed tie ~ snd rsopened an the
29th Inst. NJ to,hLiN s'cfe'sfy'
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FEE SIMPLE.

FEE SIMPLE.
100 serss on both sdes Tonesta Greek.
% acres on both hdes S,usr,'s Ron
Interest. 10 swen on Smith Farm PUMPING 70 BAkReLs
PER DAY In the Bsle,e Well FLOWING Z" BAN
RELs FER DAY, and INCREASING In the famous Auburn
WILL FLOWING 70 BARRELS PER DAY, In the new
Ysnuc. Wen, PUMPING 20 BARRELS PER DAY, and In
the celebrated Jersey Well. FLowIN0 $50 PER
DAY. Also Interest,", In -FOUR WELLS NOW ooiNo
DOWN and the Company have commenced to sink WILLS
ON THEIR OWN PROPERTY.
II. ipeopo.io de,gn making this spermanept company,
hos ,,ok shall become excellent investment rather than
mere -us Of speculation Ttoss among them having the
largest sne. interest i s6sIs WI devote hsnsei'
personAly to lite management
IL. land. and vel. will be oons,antly sni thoroughly devs
oped OF and not '.ocs, will Be made tie source Of It's
sevsnue.
The subscription hcois for limited number Of shares OF
s,och Of this company open at the once Of the com
psny AID the Office Of either Of the sbovs named trustees
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No. CARROLL HALL, BALIlMN.Rh ST;
BALTIMORE, ND
Anov 7oo bsr.i well on Cherry Ran.
new $50 b.nel well ol Fine Luoricatns Oh on sugar
new ?oobnrc veil ha. been struck Cherry Ron above
the Reed wei. close to the property Of h' company on "a.
Mcl4,. farm, which Oh" Of tho company "tAs Anos'
completed. with splendid prosprcts Of Oh
ne, $50 Jsrri Veil dne Lubrcatirs Oh has been ',ruch
on Sugar CreeS he wen bored ad onns the Saunders
con- comp pis,sd. With wins Splendid show oroI.
On. acre seven sere. Of om.ssad Ressv- on III,
Saunders Farm, which iarm belongs this Company W" 'od
Th company has i've daean, properties susr Crees pa
they Jons are worth to day over ono million ao' o sns
s milo S'o Of ds.. t IS s,1' "''
s.. m sS'I lease. md s .i .p"
acres Lose Of land carefully selected from the very
lG s o. on rARM ON s1GaR GREER
\. Q" Kpt 6Hp r tAN % or fh GREf koS'
Eo.t, on WIDOW McCLlNroCK FARM, on OIL
CREEK,
no. o. on sTEELFARM, on OIL CREEK.
No. 4 on sIEEttAkM, on OIL c GkEEK-
No. 3 g. ON ON ALLEGHENY RIVER, Oppo.a. HORSE
No 10, ADJOINING DEMPSEY FARM on CHERRY
No No. H. on DEMPSEY FARM. on CHERRY TREE RUN.
No. u. on REYNOLDS FARM. Oh SUGAR CREEK.
No. t. IT, ON ON wIiEELhNp FARM on SUGAR CREEK.
No. Is on HOGG FARM, on CHERRY HuN.
No L. on RHODES FARM. on ELK CREEK.
No. II, ADJOINING KENT FARM. on ELK GREEN
No. 49, on ELK CREEK. -
No Ig on WILCOX FARM, on ELK CREEK.
No. 30 on HOWARD FARM. on ELK CREEK.
No a. on PETTlS FARM, on ELK CREEK.
No a. on HOWARD FARM on ELK CREEK
No. a. on STROUTH FARM. on ELK CREEK.
No ~ on ALLEN FARM. on ELK CREEK.
No as on BRlNTH FARM. on SUGAR CREEK.
No. &C. on JABOB PlZER FARM on SUGAR CNEEh.
Beside tho Wells these properties now prodnsnr 10
being bored with ygor aud are now down wv
to cOo feet with splendid prospects and certainty o. nn
nense yields Of on ~ ,.,.,.
The Trustees feel confident ths, they vii be able TO decs
continue largo dividends shortly after the books Gloss
Prospectus Mays, aud information can % oo'snsu
where the subscrip u onbooks ere now OPEN Of
WISHAKr Cos
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
OFFICE No 80 EMPIRE BulLpIN05
No. II Broadway, Nsw-Yorh,
and Of the QfHce Of oo,, ,vr,a
No III Greenwich 81, New-York
Also at tho office OF tho
STANDARD PETROLEUM REFINEhf,
No. "A Wood.t., Pittsburgh, Pa
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all me
~ s,bser,h =, IN The CAPITAL STOCK of the NEW.YORk,
PuIIADEIPlIIA aud BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM end MfNlNG CoaPhSx up to March 3, lss
1868 Al Al per snare will please forward the amounts oil thef
10 his Office No II Broadway New York, be
fore Ii. a4h day Of March 1882 and receive 'ss sssI =.
he oIiaipI ldse MAJ ihai dAiA J. y CLARK 4rettspA
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Ten YEARS LOAN.
$500 900.
KINGS COUNTY (BROoKLYYl SEVEN FER CEN
COUPON BONDS
KINos CorNTr TREAsrnnns Ory1cH /

KISes CorSTr TREAsrREns Orycr,
No. 10 CouRrsr, BKoOKLTS. FEB. II, 1885.
fs County Treasurer hereby nves subscriptions in suus
4 one thousand dollars and upward 10 losn Of SO V0
sshozed by Chap Of he laws Of 1904 and by resolution Of
he Board Supervisors adopted Dec. 20 1864 for the p1t
peat Of filing quota Of the County under the PIesidsnt
~ call tor more troops .
erbserbers will receive Certificates OF Indebtednes,"
>ssins interest from the date OF .ubcTpon until the bonds
ars ready for delivery. - .
The Bond, will bar interest ct the rste Of SEVEN PER
CENT PER ANNUM. PAYABLE senisnnusy, to wit; On
Is let DAYS Of May and November the principal VIII be due
nd payable on the Let day OF Mky, 1878
Is. book Il now open the Treasures Office
THOMAS A. GARDINER, County Treasurer.
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Dipi0en0 Notices.

OYrIog OF THE PHEsIx FIRE INSURANCE CoxrANr
BROOKLYN March "A, 1865.
nIVIDEND-The Directors of this Com
pany after heyng reserved the necessary snLlg, re-
qured by law have declared Semi Annual DlVipEND OF
Ten (G) PER CENT from the prohs OF the Comlsny the
past six mouths payable demand ct their Sew'fok Of
fee, No. l39 Broadway. 49,. ,,,, s.
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NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTl-
MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
OrrsniIsd uud,r the Laws Of New YoIt.
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LIABILITY.
CAPITAL. 81. 500, 900, DIVIDED iSTo 100000
PAR VALUE, ~.
srrHarnIPTfCN PRICE FOR LIMITED NUMBER
ONLY or SHARES REMAINING, 90 FER SHARE.
NO FURTHER AssEssMENr OR CALL ON THE SUB
scRiBERs. As 80, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FoR wORKISG CAPITAL
Pax,iprsr-J. p. CLARK, Of EswYert.
VICE PRDpnsr-H. H. NisHARI. Now.foTL
JHkArHEK-ll ,. DENOE, New forh.
krcnrriKr-J CoNKLIN, NewYoTG
TRUSTEES:
H. v, n. KFTCHUM, BAltimorei Nd
o. KING, Bsltnorr Md
}. u GOULD Philadelphia Pa
W WOODRUFF, Baltimore, Nd
y. H. WlslARI New folk
DIR T. 8. RING sewiofk.
A. CLARK, TAR Farm. Pa
II. b. CLARK, Oh Guy, Pa
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Js CLARK y A. CLARK, Tarr Farm, Pc
Il. d. CLARK, Oh Cl,y Ia
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NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH TO- 1893
Detrolfnm.

Detrolenm. -....
ROOKs WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 23d NsT
THE RONsIDES PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL.................. 900.
DIVIDED INTO $4,000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, SO PER SHARE.
OFFICERS
President Secretary and Treasurer,
WILLIAM HEGEMAN. WILLIAM H. CLARK.
Counsel.
WILLIAM c. DE WITT.
TRUSTEES.
WILLIAM HE0EMAN, Of TIsseman l. Co, Druggists No.
700 Broadway, New.Yo
j. PRYOR RORKE, See. Corn Exchange Ina Co.. co., W.
Lam and Beaver. s,s., NewYOrk.
WILLIAM =. FOwLE, ofw. F.kJ. r. Fowle. Boston.
A. A. FOSTER, Of Foster Tower. No 70 Besiinsn-'t-,
NewYork
r. n. BACKuS, Of Lelish Crane Iron Co., PhlI
L. b. VAN KLEEcK. No. 100 Broadway, New'Yorh
ALExR MocUE, Counselor =, Law. brooklyn.
EDWARD r. PATCHEN, Of r. Ketchsnk Co., No. 81
Wallet, New.Yort.
wM H. CLARK, No. Il Broadway, NswYorL
BANKERS,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
Superintendent srOn City.
FRED. u. BACKUS.
OFFICE NO. II BROADWAY. N.Y.
Roon No. g.
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TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES
CARL L. RECRNAGEI. OF Recknassl Co.. No. %
CedArst.
b. W. BULL, Of p. W. Bull Co, No ~ Cedsrsa
RANDOLPH N. COOLEY, No. 90 Waust
JAMES II. WIlEATLEI, Of Wheatley, Williams x Co..
No i0i w.ls.
THOMAS ANDREWS, Of T. Andrews Co., No lS
Cedarst.
JOHN H. EVANS, Of Wing Evans, Nc. "A Beaver't
MITCHELL ". PACKARD Of Pseksrd James, No l1o
WetrTFt
JOHN y. RATHBONE, No. II Green's.., Absny
THEODORE y. HUMPHREY No. 10 State st., Albany
Shareholders exempt from all personal respon'ibty
The property been carefully selected by merchants and
placed before tho public. rot for tho purpose OF making
money on, Of selling tie soci bat for the development oil
their lands which acknowledged TO be among the best IN
the oil region Their two farms Pit hole in fee simple are
considered very boring territory and which they are to
commence work at once.
producing property consists OF Interest In the cello
bated Coegee Well the largest flowing vel In existence
and will guarantee prompt dividends nom date oil the organ
ikson.
The Trustees have reserved for working capital $4,000
The BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION will CLOSE on tie
2ld Of MARCH
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFYICE OF COMPTROLLER OF Tx tuhhkNCY.
~ .suxaT0y Jauuery y. 1903,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Orrrcg or COMPTROLLER Tx CURRENCY :
WASHINGTON, January 8, 1852
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
,ened to the undersgned 1t has boon made to sPesr
that THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK Of N y,. ORR
en- tbe CIV Of New.York in tho County OF fewrork ana
sse of York. has been duly Organized under ana
ns Requirements Of the Acs Of Congress N
AZ 10 proyide National Currency secured by piedse %
tinted bonds and provide for the circulation ana
thereof" approved June TO- ana '
with before Commencing the business Of Banking under said
Act: go, cu,,ou.x NJ Oh.
c,,cv 40 hereby certify that TIL NATIONAL BROAD
WAY BANK of New York In the cry Of Nsw nGIh ~ %. p,
Cn, f New York ond State Of New forr1s s'thorri 10
conce The business OF Banking under the Net aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand ana sesi ., once
IA, ninth day Of January, 1865 HUGH MOI LLOon,
Currency Bureau Treasury Deparsmen-sss u Inc 0''np
trailer of ths Currency.
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THE NATIONAL PARK BANK

tHht
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW-YORK,
Ia the City OF NewY ok III tie County New oIk and state
Of NcwYork las been duly organized under and according to
the requirements Of the Act OF Congress entitled An Act to
provide National Currency, secured by pSdse Of United
bonds and provide for the circulation and redemption
hereof approved June 1854 and has complied VITA all the
provisions Of required to DO complied with before com
neucing the business of Banking under said Act
The office Of tn. Comptroller ofthe Currency being vacant
Now therefore j. Samuel T Howard, Deputy Comptroller oil
the Currency DO hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NETWORK,
In the City in the County New York and State
ork authorized to commence the business Of Bank
ing under the act aforesaid.
IN testimony whereof witness my hand and seal OF once
this Fourteenth day Of March, 1905.
IsEALl SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
No SOL. Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
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TUE
IRVING PETROLEUM COMPANY
DIVIDED INTO 100000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, IS EACH.

Temporary olHce OF the Company at RANDOLPH NJ. COO
LEYs, No. 70 Wsilst New-Yosh
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Roon No I

Tie lands and possessions OF this Company are 'nssd IN
tie hssr Of the oil region Of VenapsO County Fsnh'J'
and are In brief o. followsi
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OFFICES:
wHYRY SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN
No ~ BROADWAY. ~ Y.
No. 6I2 and Ola CHESTNUT ST, PHiLAY
No. 1 CARROLL HALL, BALTIMORE ST;
BALTIMORE, ND
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rRU6TEEA
Hon. THOMAS Fl. BOND, New Haven. Conn
NICHOLAS sALTU5 Brooklyn. D.
8. A. MITCHELL, jr., New.York-
EDGAR DEPEYSTER, NswYork.
HENRY A. UNDERWOOD Of J. A. rSpRnwooD
Soy, Exchange Place, New.York
u. DE COMEAU Of U. l. A. Dr. CoxEAu
WILLIAM 8. GRANGER, Vermont.
OFFICE, "a wILLIAMsT.. ROOM. No. ID.
The property ofth Company situated in the hears OF the
Oh regions In Coiumbans County. AL held In foe simple
and embraces the following tractsi
No. Eight Carpenters Run near the Ohio River
and Immediately the Cleveland snd Pit.sbufgh r. Al
bottom land snd choice boring territory On this property
well now down 400 feet from which gts and saltwater are
escaping In large quantities. With moderate outlay In boring
the third sandstone which has been reached large Tow oil
oil 10 expected
No .. -Four acres adjoining choice boring territory.
No. Five Dry Run, fourth Of mile from the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh r., aud LEI" from the Ohio River
On ths property 10 q well down 600 feet producing
very superior quality OF lubrcsny OIL worth S2? or more
barrel As soon thi, well 10 .ebed yield Of ~ to ~
barrels day confidently expected, which VIII give nAho
some dividends 10 toe shareholders - -,
No. 4. Thirty acres immediately adjoining On hi,
property I wells down respectively go feet 2s0 fee S
roper depth large yed expected well bored IN
nis neigioorbood has prodncsd OIL hundred and siIy
barrel we'd has emily been struck Ia the immediate vicinity
On .h. property are large depo.. Of Ssamn'u' coal II ha
H. 4. UNDERWOOD K SON, No. 10 Exchange place.
U. a: DE CoMEAU, No % Bea,err
foFS k + RS4fEh f6 SY W AZ FH: 8 w
And at the Office Of the Company, 10. "a William ST.
Room No. H.
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Petroleum.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST FILLING UP.

800 ACRES OF THE BEST OIL TERRITORY, sd,On-
Ing the COQUETTE. MAPLE SHADE, JERSEY and
DALZELL WELLS Also on tie Buchanan Farm and
Clarion River, which promise, to rival OIL Creeh.
ROOM FOR 5000 WELLS.
Before investing all parties should call ct The oee Of Ills
Company No. Isa BROADWAY. Ssw.Yors, examine fer
themselves and SEE LIST OF MANAGERS, WHICH
GUARANTEES A COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT oy
THE PROPERTY.
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ThE SECOND
NATIONAL PETROLEUM Co.
Nov FULLY ORGANIZED uSprH Tine Law, yPErSsrt'ANA
FIVE OiL FARNs OwSED IN fEE.
And c Sihtt fa'sf nm r,fruoLE CREEK
HICKORY CREEK, 40,
all selected properties Of the great Oh n.ao,, o nm
.Ar,nA !s Ss Il. ...
STOCKHOLDERS fosiiiyELY ExEMgr FROM
OFFICE No. 100 BRoAbwAY, NY
r,..s.r, .SS,a'H Ifr5 9. FROST.
Vice NJ BRUCE, il,
Secretary. WILLIAM II. CHAMBRRs
bsnlin, House FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
LANDS OWNED ~ rEE i;1s \, EXTRAORDINARY
Tho SECOND NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
dners from most orssiton, Of similar character N one
II thus enabled execute le2se.fof which Numerous spp
cations have already been made-lo tho Ish, Of '.ihs s'
u.uA terms Of ONE nAI IHK OIL Al 80 rIfrssEIo
TIE COMPANY.
The Company will also ,at wells '.lee, portion. Of i'
properties and will Of course Ia those enjoy ALL rus
BESkprs resulting thsrolloin ,
So ,spd snd .eidy Le increase IN ne 'as" Of LEFTY
Run Pit Hoe CTork aud Hickory Greek properties that They
will soon be worth wi,hou, doubt, kSEs DOUBLE rms
AxorsT OF rHa CAPITAL srooh
Il will DO that stocthotsf, being an owner
IN TEE Has A PERFECT ,seusr5 ,oH iii' s'h"HtSr
~. IT.. nr,..r ,n9 P,a,h.r or Mecsr,r, farm. Of on.
hundred and hy acre. on Cherry Hun, adjoining
Plum,y owned In FEE. Room for 800 wells
No -The Tuner farm Of HUNDRED scTss In fee has all
the advantage Of position belonging to Yam No 10
on Cherry Ran contiguous 10 Pumer. and surrounded by
well. either yielding OF being bored Room for So
wells.
No 3Ths Second National Petroleum Company. desihng
10 include ell the best known localities In Ia ,phef. u opera
tons has purchased isn oi sY acre. ON Pthoe tre.s
adjoining ,he new Ilomdcn well o. 800 barrels Room for
80 wells. -,
No The Minor Tye farm, 81 80 acre, 10 Zee on the
branch Of Pit Creek within about ~ rods Of How
Gths FORK Room for 200 wells.
No 5-About seventy five ses fee Hickory Greek
tho Allegheny River which 10 fast acquiring
reputation second only 10 Cherry Run Room for so wells
No "a landed n,ere In ts-nty acres u the best part Of
the Foster Farm oil Greek the site Of the great sherman
we'll which flowed ooo bb day and directly opposite and
near TO the great Noble well Of 80 barrels lumbeI oil
wells going down.
No IA free interest In portion OF the oslebrssd McFsts
Farm Cherry Run One well now going down on thi'
property there every promise Of ample yield Of OIL
No 8-Ths company has leased shout eight bundled acres
on the famous Dunksd Creet tho boundary line be
tween Pennsyvsns and West Virginia The company IL
entitled eghhs Of the product In the vicinity are
several wees yielding literally. Room for 900 wells
Pro,poctu.es Circulars and Maps giving full descriptions
Of the Company properties to be had Ut the Office,
No. 100 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
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DETROLEUM.
CLOSING

DETROLEUM.
BOOKS CLOSING.
TIE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
AT fnP ORIGINAL PRICE OF 81 PR SHARP
UAyiSG CLOSED, A LIMITED NUMBER ONLY w
SHARES REMAINING WILL De SOLD AT ~ FIX
SHARE.
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OFFICERS

AR raf nnckEAcEL RAyDoLLfFia i'S'' Cooley
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rhrsrEHs:
CHAs. L. HARDING, Bo,,on.
MARCUS L. sIMOSs, Eew.YerL
WIN sELIGMAN, SewYorh.
JACOB sTETTHEIMER, New-Yorh.
EDWARD J. WILSON E.w.Yort.
ISAAC BHRNHRIMER, EewYorL
sIGMUND sTErrHEiMER. Roets',,n
HENRY CONN New Yerh
STEWART NEWELL. Ssr.Yofi.
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TRUSTEES:
Hon. JAMES DE PFYsTER OGDEN oiNev York -
Hon JANIS WADSNORrH Of James WadswoTth Co.
No 81 Cedsr-t., Newton.
uon A. IL LAFLlN. NJ. {. OF Herkiner. y. Y. ,
RICHARD J. SHERMAN, OF Richard Sherman \ Co, NO.
~ Pins st, New York 80
LEWIS BEsToN Counselor At Law. OF New,Yors
WM r. HALL, Of koIthpp Hall Co, w. iIs DOORWAY
Eew.Yors. . - -, 60,
THOMAS A. SCOTT Vice President. Penn'ylvanis Central
II. n. Co. Fhilnd,lphia, Penn
n y \ ASDROS OF Andres L Cole. Boston, Man
Hon LEII PARSONS OF Sau Frauci,co Cal
BASkERS
RICHARD SHERMAN L co, No. 30 Pine o.. New'fork.
If IS 900 acre. az Oh territory San Lu Obi,po County Can
foula with rou.sse Of tan mes s c Pacific CoA,, ana
nom The reports Of Prof slsn Col Wlsnson and otnris
contain, ,hr riehes oil springs wes and Territory yet us
covered. . -, -. =, s,..l q, q N
Pro,pectns Reports, and limited amount OF STOCKS
no, b,rr nu be had b. applying per,ousy OF by etteiS
JANIS WADSWOhfH co, No OF .sdsI'"
NORTHRUP, HALL co. No w brosdwy'
RICHARD sHFRMANG co, No finess a.
LEWIS BENTON, No. II broadway, Room NO. ~.
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EQR SALES, 600 CITY RIOT BONDS,
4. soe lsa2. at yer cent discount. JNo A. SHARP.
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Banking Gouscs anb Bankers.

ME- CHARLES T.. CLARKE has this day
Vs,hp esse member q our firm The business Of and
o. VIZ N Continued under The OF =. q. STEDMAN
T., a. No " EIehsnge place.
u j. 1885. u. L. BIEDuAN L CO., Baniera
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finanfial.

CAPITAL sTOCK...."...'..''''''''''''
WORKING CAIITAL, Out Of the aSo'e''''''' io"'oo"
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AND WARRANTS and COLLEGE LAND
~ SCRIPT.
CONSTANTLY on HAND AND FOR SALE BY
C. 4 q. WOODMAN,
No IS Pine-st