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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY. Jan. 25-6P NJ
AsHEs.-Receipts mono. Tho market dull and
nominal
BREADsrrvps. SOL bbls. -four; $3.50 bags
corn meal; 602 bushels wheat; 3,7ss bushels corn;
Is OFT do oats; $50 do rye, and 6925 do. malt The
market for -four continued fairly active and all quail ties
were tending upward the lower grades Of sound ruling
fully &C. higher The sales about 1000 bbs at our
revised quotations annexed Southern -four in good
demand and prices rmer but not quo,ably higher
The sales were about 700 bbls Canada -four also
ruling in sellers favor with salcs Of 800 bbs Rye -four
continued quiet but steady Corn meal inactive
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CovrEz.-The market continued very Arm for oil dc.
cargoes were sold We note salcs of $50 bags St DO
ningo and 80 bales Mexican on private terms.
ssaY smss aas
lions: per Steamer. 1900 bushels eor 4 .1' SSia
60 tons iailow so To Bremen, i5o hhds tobacco aSs
HoPs.-Thc market was steady, with q moderate de-
though S hsa m
The sales were in lots embracing 100 bales at from 22c
MoLAsrs was without special change Only a small
jobbng demand prevailed and no sales OF importance
Pnovrsioss Receipts, 1874 bbls pork 90 do beef,
1853 pkgs. cut meats, 093 do aud 1853 kegs lard Ths
pork market was inactive: prices were considerably
s nw and ss
sssHs s9 ~ . g ss sss Z.
braced about $500 bbls. for February, March and
APRIL APT ssn.rs and buyers option, at t2s 90 a
sale. we're .sSs, 400 $40 0d for nSn plaS
mess, and e2i $24 for new extra mess. Beef hams
Bacon s.s w s nuS ssn" sa
We note sales 300 boxes Cumberland cut at I5c Cut
meals were without particular change though the mar
kct ruled DUH, and prices were somcwhs, irregular
II &c aI2l.c FOR shoulders, and isc &c for hams
Lard was quiet and unchanged The sales were 700
packages at l6t-c &c., md abont 500 PACKAGES for
forward delivery TIN April inclusive. sellers option at
Is. aisAe Butter and cheese were nominaliy IN
PkrRoLKuN ruled something nrmcr. though tho de-
maud continued very moderate The sales embrace 2 900
bbls mainly at BIC for crude &c 65c for refined in
bond, 72c. q 74c. for do, free.
hcE The market continued quiet but steady, exc
lOc for Rangoon and l2c. 13c for Carolina
SuoAR,-The market continued quiet and prices wore
nominauy UNCHANGED. The sales were 1s8 hhds Cuba
muscovado at IL Nc lSc., aed 100 hhds. Martinique
l3c Axe. also 3l6 boxes Havana from 10 i.c lac
SrsRisf-we note sales Of aboat 40 900 lbs at 14s<c
l6tc, Also about 30 900 lbs grease at &c a12Ic
Tos,rcc-rhc market continued inactive and nominal
We have only to note sales OF 100 leaf ut &C.
Soc, and about 20 bhds. Kentucky, at o.. a &c
rAtIow was more active, but at dropping prices The
sales were abop, 10000 lbs, at 12,Sc l3c
WHisKsy.-Rcccrts 4l6 lbs Tlp market was dull but
unchanged The sacs were all in small lots at % 2, for
Western.
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Tho market fov wheat ruled riac frmer but prices
wcro not decidedly higher The salos wore 70 very
moderate extent, comprising 1000 bushels new No
nilwankec club at 81 49, and about 10000 bushels old
NO Milwaukee club, from store, ct 81 o.. Corn was
dull and again lower; the sales about 30 900 BUSH
ellis, at SOC. sac for unsound, s4c sec Tor sound
xed Western, and 1t S1c. CSC for new yellow Oats
were in demand and prices To- higher; the sales
were at ssc for State 4oc 44c for unaound and
81 CSC for sound Western Gle SC for Jersey and
nominal Malt continued inactive. Barley was steady,
but no saes OF importance were made.
CnrroN-The market was dull, and decidedly lower on
the European advces and closed heavy and &c buy
ers favor Tho sales confined TO about 900 bales
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STATE Capital.
appointment Of Commissioners to Super.
wise the Expenditures of New York
Charitable Institutions.
Confirmation Of Messfs. Enss Able a.
Fire Commissioners.
CONVENTION OF IRON FOUNDERS.

ALBANY, March H. 1855.
CONFIRMATION OF METROPOLITAN FIRE coMMIs-
sI0NERs.
The Metropolitan Fire Commissioners Able and Engs
were confirmed to-day in executive session Of the
Senate. They had been appointed last spring.
APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS OF NEW YORK
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
The Governor has appointed by and with the consent
of the Senate the following named gentlemen IS COM
sioners supervise tho expenditure of moneys raised
and collected for certain charitable institutions in New
FORK city, under chapter $50 Of the Laws Of ls4o:-Dr
Thomas C. Chalmers, Parke Goodwin, Daniel D. T. Mar.
shall, Ira o. Miller and Apollos r wetmore.
IRON FOUNDERS CONVENTION
Pursuant TO notice the National Convention Of Iron
flanders assembled In this city at the Board of Trade
Rooms at noon to-day Between eighty and one hun
dred delegas In attendance from nearly all the
Northern, Eastern and Western States also from
Canada The convention organized by the election
of Charles Eddy, of Troy, as President; General
John +. Rathbone, Of this CITY, Vice President and
Benjamin Burton, Of this CITY, Secretary. The Pres
dent elect stated the object Of the convention briefly but
forciby. At the conclusion committee appointed
10 prepare constitution and resolutions Several gen
Alemen addressed the convention, but their remarks
referred organization and matters Of business excu
sively they not intended for publication The ar
ternoon passed in consultation and interchange
views. AT dusk the convention adjourned till to NOR
Isw. The meetn Of the convention are not public,
the proceedings for publication after the organization is
perfected.
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Theatricnis nj Home.

Mr. and Mrs Barney williams commenced short en-
gagcment in Providence, n. L. ON the lith inst, per-
forming Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. This Will
make the last appearance Of these accomplished and
popular artists in the provinces for the season. as they
require considerable rest and time for great preparation
for their approaching grand engagement n New York
MrJ C. Cowper an English actor OF considerable
name and promise, Ia performing In Boston. He per
sonaes the character Of Rudolph the Christian In love
with the Jewcss In Leah. Mr.. Cowper made a very
favorable impression for first appearance possessing
as he does an erect well developed figure expressive
countenance and clear, powerful and well trained
voice We are pleased ind that this performer from
n strange land II likely ~ the appreciation OF
American audiences owing 10 the, 10 him, unfortn
nate circumstances under which he appeared in View
York he great risk OF remaining comparatively I'M
known among uaL
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, March IA, 1896
pUts pppnRTRD


ALBANY, March IA, 1896
Pills RFFagTED.
Amending the charter Of the United states Warehouse
Company Incorporating the National Warehouse and
Security Company: directing the removal OF the rail
road track Thompson street, and to change the route
OF the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Compa
ny: authorizing the Dry Dock East Broadway and
authorizing the Ninth Railroad to use the same
for the relief OF the Union Trust Company.
FILLS NOTICED
To incorporate the American Epidemicologica society
amending the at relative the Croton Water Depart
men; II relates to the grade Of the Eighth avenue
New York
- BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. kline trep.) OF Montgomery-Aqthorizing the
construction Of suspension raircad In Broadway and
other streets in the city Of New York -. -.
BY Mr. STANFORD (rep.I Of Schenectady-To iucorp0-
rate the New York and Brooklyn Ferry Railroad Com.
pany
Mr. LESr, (rcp.) Of New York introduced bill 10 in
corporate the New York Storage aud Lightcrage Com
pany also the bill authorizing the construction and use
OF building IN Burling slip
: bills PASsED.
Fixing the salary OF the Treasurer Of Kings county at
t2,5O0
Authorizing the extension Of the Chcnango Canal II
appropristes f2100O0 tt
Authorizing the Board o. Health Of Yonkers to pur
chase certain real estate for sanitary purposes.
Amending the for the extension Of certain streets
In Brooklyn
Authorizing attorneys and counseors OF the Supreme
Court residing In adjoining States 10 practice in the courts
Of this State
The bill Incorporating the Sisters OF the Poor Of st.
Francis, OF New York, advanced TO third reading
Adjourned
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THRIVING TOWN. oF RENO,

With leases rntsr frnnts kr Thy beins
.d leased business pgrI1srs and dwelling T-
nurp property bal0ngs the s,Ort hoder- They oil
the isrxr revenue " be derived from bs sal-
The sale u Intoxicating liquors 4 prohib~tn al cpnras
for ts .oi b, COMPANY on refining and oil mining
within the built lsircf The natural
~ pleasant, aud unsurpassed There prng Of fr,.
hills beyona the town abundant for al The D.
purposes ~ the p-0pi~ streets grated and dr
wallis Will be hni rrs n.vr hern sei apart for eburhs
puhlie schaols municipal building. aud liberal
aowmeut has already been made for pahc rhro % high
character
The watsr front in demand that portions ~
have already sold a. The than half gu
doaru the whole The landing the tsst ths
Upper Asshsny The y Vie terminus Of the Reno
on Crr.k and fithois RAILWAY. u - one u the prnrl
stations Atanc aud Great Western Railway, and In
year viii b. the in,ersrns print o. several other r-d.
being built large and Increasing haness centres
a REM, aud II must b~oJmc ths METROPOLIS Df ~
TROLECM Chicago has b~sHns the metropolis Of
Reading ~ cos New ORLEANS 90 ana COTTON. aud
Franetsrn % gold
Rem ID virtually
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ANOTHER MODE or SELLING THE STOCK

BY the payment Of ten dollars. any peT-Dn may have
of stock put aside for him until phi l~H ~ any
that fsys he fun paid share or
guaranteed stuck by the payment of an additional sum ~
one hundred dallarr This sopnn right enables the
purchaser await further Developments 81 the
before Investing the amount required 10 purchase ful pad
share his money Otherwise Invested,
placed that canine, readily rralre and ycar time val
sye HIM the opportunity The options may In value
and basane msrketabe az other stock The option
aids deselopment OF the property of the comp.ny
one half ~ prce piacrd Ia The working fund Tie
purchasers ~ these options viii BE- enabled - the
entire year, aud retain the nght b. ttr the
slock Nv paying par for a. though Nin the time y
may h. worth hundr~d dollars per SHARE.
The dividends ts N 10 .aase srna nnual
Is the months o MAJ and November oi each year TIE
INST yidend uil 10 the third Medn~ sday
merit n property 3. rapidly earning monsy tbe holders
OF options IL de@ire. before that date no
.ocf and sfcnrr the dividend wall the
sult development until IN. Ia day ~ April following
before deciding 20 tase the stock
10. Iatt.u tffh he GIll Land h %
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THE TEXAS CONVENTION.
Passage or the Freedmen. BiIl-Rtghfs
or Negroes iu the Courts. sSe.
nrR ArsrfN CORRESPONDENCE.

Of Negroes In the Courts. Sc.
oUR Austin CORRESPONDENTS.
AUSTIN, Texas. Feb "a. is66
Another entire day has been consumed In the discus
sion Of the Freedmen bin II IL evident thai the negro
question is the rosi delicate point ofegSa'ion winch
will be BROUGHT boforr this Convention.
There has not been single member Of the Convention
ho has refused Tn vote alrmatvey upon that section
., aha ordinance which gives the negro rights o, property
c,cn "a sue and be sued and transfer property
xi,h Tho came rights n white man hut the great
cneston which has boon before the Convention y
whether the negro has right TO give evidence IN ease-
Jadgr Pascal Rev Mr.. johnson. and M. Taylor o.
v.rnln county have advocated IN long and lahorcd
.neeches the doctrine 81 giving the negro every Priv
- ~ conr,s OF Justice that tho white enjoys.
Judge Hancock. judge Roberts, Judge smith ana hr
ireland have been the strong opponents OF sueh
measure. ... :, AZ. ,.oro,,.r, ,v,.,,ei a,
hrng ms question N test and nnai vote. fg ,hh
rsasen h was voted have an evening session and 70
.rcoriancc with such resolution, the nan va veil ilu
s.,aS ,.h,le the galleries nfled With patient
I'd ust.une andience. After q long ai~ns1on .he
.mcndrnent 10 the state consItuu.n a. kN,' vs'oN
was adopted by vote OF 81 W -. aha v'u""oe ~"
lHrroir vrn.--rnsrpsxr
.,t African slavery, a. " heretofore etsied having
been terminated y ,si, s,,r and s ~
t.ing nrnhblted ~ the aendment 70 NC , az ~ ~
United sres ssSsp Tor paS.Ssai o. cI. hsrssi
hs party have ben say .n BE- proseed
T. se 5.oa, .ud arr sogs y sSs e nrsa
ton They sha ~ saes NJ acquire hos and transmit
,,n =" md o be- subject penal laws based apoh 10
equality or dls,insons bse Defendant. shall no, ne rro
bhsa on unt q their color OF rsoe we tsn' ~
gho ,ninrv 10 or agAn., any Of them IN ps.on n
property, under the same rules of Their t-s,Sny
b. e,.rmnsd BY she jury bearing sne ,ane ~
Iegi.ls.are sh, Psr ne rsaianons here forth
IS 70 facts hereafter oocurfins
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LEGAL rKSDIR OIL srocs

d b~-ome. Que of the safest Investments In ts
No p.nc no -fect of hre food chang diun
ia value long the vovsrumsnta Treasury 10 ssrrf
long the Govrrnmsnts Securities represent the hon.
wealth 81 Amrrra long viii Reno stock h. 90
sAFErr INVESTMENT N fiik WORLD kvery -tpei
holder not only has security % his capital but cha
participating IN the aucrssfui bsiess u this
ration snd receiving Immense Prons No other Afn.rtAn
kas elements of profit and serarty The
ant~r N the Trusss. each Stockholders ron~y
a. deposit The certainty ~ petrlrum sng 10 the Reno
lands money safe business The right ~
mediate redemption nates the stlct eyurenlent Ia ~
tender The aboints ownership Of The lands 81 the -e
town dive. .yery sycshold.r ip.r.s, that Mlrt ~
CONF MORE kND MORE VALUABLE EVERY rEAf
IN rs IN REALlIy A sArIONAL fEIhOLEuN HTOCk
AND MUST TAKE IFS PLACE ~ THE AAkkEfs ~
THF WORLD WITH TtIE BEsT AMfnfCAN an
FOREIGs sEcv RirIEs. ngk--iptons -n y recsitei
OFT he coury rro.p~uss and other Information wi -
Furnished by zg-uts sod "
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scn,biy.
ALBANY, March II, 1895.


BY Mr.. BRAxRyrH trep OF wesfchester--ro incor.
porsle the Metropolitan Improvement Company.
By Mr. JFSKISs ldem.l or New fork-To amend the
Public Charities and Correction Department act Of New
York. 80 as enable the Comptroller 10 more speedily
raise the money required under said act
BY Mr. A. l.. REYSoLDs, (rcp) OF Saratoga-To amend
the Hudson City charter.
nv Mr. MAuRics (deml OF Queens-To incorporate the
Rockaway Beach Hotel Company also for the formation
or the Rockaway Beach Land and Improvement Com
pany.
To regulate the use of boats aud vessels within the
Metropolitan district
Relative 20 the public markets In New York.
To amend the charter OF the New York Juvenile Asy
,lum.
National Guard.
To incorporate the New York Mutual Gasight Com.
To incorporate the Jamaica Savings Bank.
Adjourned
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Reno
OH. AND LAND COMPANY.
CAPITAL, sioOOoOoo sHAREs. 500 EACH
STOCK GUARANTEED.
TREASURY or TuE UNITED STATES.

For share OF guaranteed stock issued thu value
nhundred dolars) will be placed In the hands OF the
trustees and BY them deposited in the
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ONE THOUSAND WELLS

without Int erfcrng with each other.
hundred wells yielding only ten barrels day each
sx dollars barrel price much below the price
at RESo would give million eight hundred thousand dol
income making net proht OF OIL Of PROBABLY
fen per cent all expenses and tares q every Kind
N Large flowing should be found, SINGLE ACRE
or TfiR TERRITORY MAY YIELD TIE ENTIRE cAPI
tai WITHIN TWO YEARS. The Company has contracted
for putting down ATTY wells and the work already
menced IL IL the Intention 70 sink THREE HUNDRED
WELLS. practicable. many may b. ne
eeasary 30 fuly develop the property
The COMPANY is subject 10 no rental u IL the absolute
the Property, and receives The ere prodact OF W.
0rll.
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L.rs. Fir. q, Long Brassh; - :. "a; a.;

m. o...n,,,t ,,..,, ssvmlli aud -four baid~s ad.
,,o,n M wsrs burned last evening largo qnsnlv ~
sash blinds in ibe nil, belonging to ,. X Jsckson y
.,b,cs was insured far $1,000 No insurance y re
ported on the min snd machinery. The total Nsa 60
iimued a. t25.0p ~
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New Ecstscy.-To Realize the Most
exquisite % which " the sense- - espsne
baptre your hsndkerehef with tho bktract % The Nl"I
BLOOMING CEREUs The perfume has NO eqna N we
,orlI ~ nature az ~ ar Pure delightful produces
no stain on the whiiest fabric. Manufsctnredb BY
PfIALON A son, View rofk
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Grover aud Bakers Highest Premfu I'm
Elastic stitch and Lock stitch Sewing Machines No 40
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Ccrns. Eunions, Enlarged Joints and
all dase- OF the fee, cured by Dr. zAcHARiE. 100 Broad
way
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr., President No go broadway Agents
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-PriEes Paid
IN gold Information furnished The highest paid
douboons and all kinds Of gold and silver
TAYLOR d co, BANKERS. Is Wall street, ~ Y.
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Orrs 4 Macnaughrs spool Cotton FOR
sewing machine and hand use
ALEXANDER KNOX. No. Pine street, n. Y.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


DAvDsos-Yousc.-In Jersey City, on Wednesday.
March L. tho First Reformed Dutch church. by the
Rev g. n Pccke, solomon H. DAvIDsoS OF Haverstraw,
NJ " TO Miss EuaErrA daughter OF the late William W.
Young, Of Jersey City, No cards
EiDER-ELDRIDGE- Tuesday evening. February
a. at the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev
W. W. Newell, ROBERT b. ELDKR, U. ). ~, 10 LocisE
ELDRIpGE, OF this city.
FRAsER-Torrxs. the house Of the brides father
In tho city Of New York. Wednesday March II, by
the Rev s. Becgle, OF tho city Of Trenton N. j. Mr.
Jous FRAsER, Of Jersey City, to Miss ANNIE A. young
est daughtr OF A. c. Totten ESQ., OF the former place
FoxsAcHos-B moHxR On Wednesday, March IL, Al
Calvary church, by the Rev Dr. washburn, Mr. JosEr
FosSAcHos 10 Mss LOUISE BzcHxs, both OF this city
No cards
KINcK-ORR. On Wednesday, March IL, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, by the Rev. Edward X
Osa, daughter OF John Orr Esq, Of this city.
Naturalization Tuesday, March Is, In Zior
church. Madison and Thirty street. by Rev
Bishop Southgate, TBoxAs MILLER, OF Charleston, = c.
TO soPHA, daughter Of the late william Mckee, Of
Quolie Castle Downpatrick, ireland.
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hs n,sA s,.I A GR3W Rene r late Speaker OF
Tan sisET FOR New England late x.mser of
HENRY A. sMYTHE, Esq. New York city, President Of
ne ESQ., New York city, of Culver
Hon s sS Gs1ts PRANK, w.r.x y Member Of
As nsa's a Lie
f HSS f ToaAs srANpIEID South BEND Ind rre.
dent q gi, N.sn sfHi q south ScSS
ne Pa
a:Hs q
the sai 2sE siat s % Sss of the
Third N.ssnal Han. Of Chicago -
second S.sioa.i f Bank q ISL 81 Esa. LOUIS
Isgsrr.s o. FUND.
John S CISCO c Ne. y0,t city Of John ,S G:S
s pESNiSG bTER. Esq, Now York city. of James g.
MgNpkEp ASEas q y o ssTyycTy IN THE HEART
I'll raE oil hs oD
in . &. s :.
Ys & H as uE a
OIL TERRITORY and A. the site best adapted for build
GREAT CENTRAL COMMERCIAL TOWN or THE OIL
willing to place stock upon the market which might Involve
even possibility Of loss stockholders has been do
GUARANTEED STOCK. - b.,
The subscribe. 70 the stock hundred ana ave del
the hands q Trustees. for deposit IN The UNITED Up
cuRTEs, thus 70 be held as pledge for the redemption
Of the stock and Ave dollars win be PLACED 10 the Tssassry
dollars each share make
THE WORKING g rus PoE EEyE HUNDRED THOUSAND
the lars... Of any company sver organized and scen, to
sss3n a the s "s sseu Sde
n. mop JoHs Cisco. the late Asas.sn, United States
Treasurer at New YORK and pKsslse Du.a ESQ both t
aas ana position
aSs 5S ~ TIL Al TINE
IN the Gr hs Sn' e the
Company the fun value % the stock tina. IL one
paid s .s and w nssS nI IT, a.Ss
| only without the guarantee for ia redemption
STOCK ALWAYS ls9EsAAsIE Al PAR. -
win s return demand S q sr on. sGpd IRA
ToSS ie and :. ,ss ;.sos
each :hss ~ ss Ss
"a e. S %s h. holds L: s enjoy. s.
| rights and privileges - 'sockho'as!:
THE PROPERTY oF THE COMPANY.
Tho property ,hs Company j. situated q, Reno ,pon The
e. s.sa 2. ' 4. 81 . fG"ay r
Hs srs or as SoSs "
With all the buildings and Improvements thereon all the
wells upon property producing and being sunk all tho
structures fixtures engines, machinery toos and personal
Of description connected with the premises
- i.N- ey.cf back from the rver nearly two miles,
Hiudng fos -:l. distances The valley Of Bhaner creek
$ = $50 ~ y A.ti TSSs
i of nds--ht, stream, Low land and ravne
IT,. tasT ssISs q
IL OF great value the channel deep and steamboats,
l lie along the enure length 3ss@.As-,s~
i NO RENO WELL HAS FAILED TO YIELD OIL.
wells been sunk 10 different parts Of the
estate with Uniform and epopuragng resuits. NOT
| WE'LL HAS BEEN SUNK WHICH HAS NOT Pro-
DUCED OIL IN PAYING QUANTITIES. yisdinG per.
nanent . steady supply OF superior quality while IN
some Of the most productive Localities In the oil region
wells been sunk without the smails, show
i Of -
Department. February 1855 show that there were ~ ol
farms vonAngo county But four farms report every
well producing and of thsse four the largest number Of
wells the kKso property. There u room on the Reno
estates for
ONE THOUSAND WELLS
without interfering with each other.
hundred wells yielding only ten barrels day EACH a.
sr dollars barrel, price much below the average pre
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A Boon.-Wsrd's Ladies Paper Collars
ma Guns kisp Gents Wholesale and retail Wholesale
pre- list with drawing o. different .ys ~, fres 70 We
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Wheeler Il Wilson'S Lock stitch Sewing
MACHINE and Buttonhoie Machine 6ss broadway
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with discoloratons the face called moth patches
freckles should use PERRi's celebrated MOTH AND
FRECkLE LOTION. II Is nfallible Prepared by DR.. b.
G. PERRY Dermatoogist ~ Bond street, NJ Y. Sold By
all druggists. Price 81
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A. tho souservtiie Art Gallery,
as broadway. near f0urteenth street
NOW ON ExHinTrION, FREE.
. LAR,,E AND ELEGANT CofLRcrrOS of MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS.
unsr ,vrRIcAs hSD foREioS ARTISTS.
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The Improved Elliptic Sewing Ma
CHIMES. A. H. sUPLEE. os7 broadway. Agents wanted
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BESKY A sNyrfE. s,ihe Ccn,rri National Bsas. =. s.
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AT ANY TIME

President-GALUSHA A. GROW.
Vice President-CHARLES V. CULVER
Secretary-WM. BROuGH.
Treasurer-R0BERr r. BROOKE