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DRY GoODs---RETAIL.
ll3 PRICE &c WOOD, I'M:


N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH,
Have Just opened from New York and the late auction
sales
1ab.e nens Napkins and Towels.
IA and "a bleached Table Linens.
IA and s-4 power-loom Table Linens.
Linen Huckaback Towels ,25, 49, 81 SS, SIX, up TO 5Oc
Handsome Damask Towels
Uhbeached Huckaback Towels, yard long, 81 up 10 soc.
yard and \ long 62Hc.
Linen Napkins, $3.50 up TO 60 per doz. 49,.
Best makes shrtlng Linens.
Scotch Diaper. by the piece
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents Linen Hdkfs
Ladies' and Cents Hemstitched Hdkfs.
Ladies' and Gents cooTed border Hdkfs.
WHITE GooDsi WHITE GooDsit -.
Soft finish Cambria and Jaconet Muslms
Nainsook Muslins. from 25 up to SOC. yard %,
Victoria Lawns, 45, So IS, 60, and TOc.
Cambria Musllns from 81 to 75c.
Nainsook Plaid Muslins, 81 up to s0c.
Large Plaid Cambrlc ana Nansook Musllns
White Tarlstans, fine qualify, very cheap.
WHITE SWISS MUsLINs
White Phirred Buslins very cheap.
White M arsei les, Toe. a yard, very cheap,
cheap lot of Brllians, 2s ak, 37%, a, 5O and 62hc
MARsEILLEs QUILTsl MARsEILLEs ouILTslI
handsome ia and 1874 Marsees ullts at less than
importers prices
Best makes Bloached and Unbleached Muslins NJ The
very lowest market prices.
filow.case and Sheeting Muslins.
An-woo ana Domet Flsnnels
Bleached and Unb cached Canton F1annels
Best quality American Prints and Ginghams
-" PRICE & WOOD.
No. llS N. NINTH Street, above Arch
N B.-"nl remove to the w. corner of Eighth and
Fibert about the last of April. 2a
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. Il. ALLe91's WOrLd'S
hair ReStOreY' and Dress
ing 61aUigOrGte, strengthen
and Je1agthe1a the hair. They
act diTectJy upon the roots
of the hair, satopIyG1ag re-
QGGired 1OlG1isItn1e9et, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair dis0p-
pears, bald spots are Coz
erred, hair stops falling, and
IX1as1'i01et gTOactb IS the re-
satLt. Ladies' and CkIJCIre11
qUiIE appreciate the delight
faCL fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance dnapGrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOSLi9sg the skim, scalp, or
most elegant he0d-dreSS.
Sold by nII Druggists.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich st. NY.
A LEXANDER G. CATTELL & CO.,
n PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 26 NORTH wHARVEs,
No. n NORTH WATER STREET,
Pull ADELPHlA. Ey
ALEXANDER @. oATTELL. ELIJAH G. cArrELL'
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The Land OF this Company consists of about 40
Acres in ecklenburg county North Carolina, about
S9s miles from the town of Charlotte.
On this property fifteen shafts pits have been opened
and sunk to depths from 10 to IS feet Demon
sratng the existence of three parallel veins of of
about eet in width about feet apart convergng
to common centre at the depth about $50 feet form
ing one immense vein of ore, extending in
length through .he property more than half mile.
There also this property other veins of
plored All these ores are known as the own Ores
ton in gold. The above results having been demon
sraed by the rude working of the mines for several
years past the risk Of investment in undeveoped pro-
perty not incurred, and by the application of modern
mining and reducing machinery the Company anticipate
an immediate and large return for their money.
Having an ore that readily yields 5000 per tom some
esim Gamble made of the value his property With
the present imperfect system mining tons of this
ore can be taken and reduced daily from every shaft
opened at an expense not exceeding s25 per ton eav
ing net daily profit of Sl75O for shaft worked by
the Company.
The large working capital reserved will enable the
Company procure and erect the best modern
machinery for manipulating the ores, by of which
the yield VIII be la gely increased.
These mines whilst they produce ores richer than
those Of Colorado or Nevada have many advantages
over them, particularly IN abundance Il fuel and
cheap labor and the facility with which they be
work during the entire year whilst those Colorado
and Nevada can only be worked during the warm
weather.
test assay of an average specimen Of the from
the Carson Mines made as late as the 9th
January OF the present year. will appear from the tOl
lowing certificate OF Professors Booth and Garrett the
Assayers OF the Philadelphia Mint
PHILADELPHIA January n, 1866
Dear Sir I'VE have carefully assaved the sample of
ore rom ''Carson Mine" North Carolina, and md ii t
yield ten ounces pennyweghts OF pure gold to the
ton of ore. value is therefore s2l6O2 per ton
OF ore, Yours, respectfully,
BOOTH a GARRETT.
Dr. M B. TAYLOR, No 4O4 Walnut street, Pblad
Subscriptions to the Capital Stock win be reserved at
the flee of the Company, 30. 4O1 WALNUT Street
where samples Of the ore may be seem and full nforma
ton given 20
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CONGRESS-.
Heuse Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, February 3.-The Senate bill en-
laIeing the powers OF the Freedmens Bureau
was considered.
Mr.. Marshall (Ill.) made a speech, arguing
that there was 40 power in the Constitution to
establish such bureu,
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The Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE February 3-Flour Is Inactive and
heavy. Seeds quet; Glover, IS %. Wheat dull at
SO 93(d2 35 red Corn heavy; white, 89G90c J
yellow, 75c, Provisions steady. Lard, lSGlS4e.
Whisky nominal at S2'28.
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Arms for the Sauth-Ths News from
Me tXicO-The heatricaI-Crimi Matters
The FemaIe Emigration Scheme-Ehe
FeD1RBR, Etc
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Propositions of the Canadian Embassy for
International Commerce.


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DRY eoops---RETAIL.

WhI GOOOS--"hEt ALL
LARGE LINEN SALE
AT MILLIKEN'S,
No. S2S ARCH STREET,
Just opened, direct from Europe, the following
BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS.
Heavy Table Linen unbleached, at T5c. per yard.
Extra heavy Power-loom do, yarn bleached, 81 per
yard.
Extra qualities and widths do. do, sIl2K@I25.
New STYLES bleached Damasks, from 81 rs ND to 3d.
Extra qualities and widths, large extension tables
Real Barnsley Double Damasks very scarce.
Heavy scotch Damasks, in great variety.
Fine Irish Damasks, in preat variety
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
Every size, from ~ yards up to yards long
Some beautiful Table lOths, just opened.
Napkins and Doylles in eat variety, the lowest
mp to the finest productions of the Damask loom,
TOW ELS, NEW STYLES.
Bath Towels, from 25c. up.
Red Bordered Chamber Towels. from 25c. up.
Heavy Huck Towels, wide red ends at 37hc
Bloom Rmask Towe s, handsome, CSC.
Fine Damask Towels, 87bc., 81, 81 2a
Turkish owels, several sizes.
RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.
very handsome Huck Towel, with the National colors
introduced in stripes he border not to be found IN any
other store In the city. 97ac., 81, and 81 26.
LINEN SHIRT BOsOMS.
The best Linens only are used, and as no imperfect
sti ching is passed into stock, our customers may
rely getting the best Shirt Bosoms possible for the
drlces. Also Wristbands and Collars ..
LINEN HANDkERCHIEFS.
Ladies' Gents and Chidren's Linen Hdkfs in every
STYLE at Importers prices
NURSERY AND BTRD-EYE DIAPERS.
tu assortment all the widths in Nursery Diapers
These Diapers will be found heavier and better III an
usual ior the prices.
BIRD eyes, al qualities Linen Cambrlcs and Lawns A
beautiful sOlt Linen Cambria Tor Infants Underclohng
IIem 6Lko, up.
MILGIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
I5sthstu2m No. s2s ARCH Street.
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THOMAS SIMPSONS SONS,

THOMAS SIMPSONS SONS,
NOS. 922 AND 924 PINE STREET.
Are ntw offering at reduced prices the 1ollowlng:-
1914 Blanke, s., al wool. 50 30 worth So.
~ ~ dS &c. DO. sS' ssiI6b Worth Worth So 81
Also full assortment OF Crib ana Cradle Blankets,
~ ~" ''''''' LINEN GOODS
81 Barnsley Table Dsmask all qualities.
White md Unb cached Table Linens, all widths and
Also eiqrge assortment of Towels both white and
unblesched from lSc. piece up.
Napl lins apd lylies IN great variety cheap.
shrfinIs he best max es Of Linen shir ngs 10 vide
tor FSs aer Ghsa9sf SG6 sh2n 0m mus piece m
We have an excellent assortment Of Linen Lawns,
S6iri BosSms rom 2Oc uo.
While Marsel les, s'nG 1Ert worth lnnH Sl25.
We have just received a large assortment of White
Smb3s, II :SS ana syss from o
S%iIs and FreHch MusI u.s. Striped Muslns Main.
socks Plaid Mu'nf e Ps ssSt Soob tSs' than formerly
Just received full and vel selected assortment OF
dtesses rSsns A'rinOe' white Gla'o MOnar' i0f evening
aef nS s'nSi s0Sa GafE s pa oo0 cheap
Balmoral kirting 76c, a yard up.
Pain Black Alpaca Sic up.
English ana French Cbintzes and Percals beautiful
patterns # H6siTS YfTS small AL HdSsFfs MERiNo GOODS
We have large stock OF Hosiery and are anxious to
e low % y%r w sfs e o1S ro e oSs @ 6a
up Gents White ard Unbleached Hose good qua lty,
all sizes. Chi drens White and Unhleached Hose cheap.
A gOOd q sOTtu eDt of WOOllen hose
Merlno Shirts ami Drawers in great vsIicty, at low
prices.
We have all makes widths and qualities Of Muslin,
both white and brown
sh.etinls and Pillow MusIins at reasonable prices
A reduction made IOr Dorcas or other Benevoent So
THOMAS SIMPSONS SONS,
l29mws Nos 922 and 924 PINE Street
WRENCH NAlNSOOK MUSLINS, LINEN
Il Cambria finish. scarce and choice at IS cents
ayard, much under ue incOmparaby superior the
British ansOOk for finish durability, and washing pro-
BLACK SPor NET. FOR vEMs.-A full assort-
ment, from 60 cents a yard TO So go
WHITE BRU SsELs NET worked with Black neary
yard wde at so cents yard, for overshirts Bodies,
PLAIN BRUSSELS NETS for PuHed Bodies Dresses
purchasers OF gu antity. /
WHITE SILK ILLG LGsIoNs-New importation, much
better IaI than US usual for or the & price on ,ps
NOTTINGHAM LACE FOR CURTAINS.
NOTTINGHAM LACE IIDIEs.
MOI TIN CHAM LACE CURTAINS
immense Jow prices. Persons desiring fam or lar
estimate of quantity of goo ds or the variety OF Not
tingham goods in the American Lace market, call
WoRHES Lace and Embroidery Store, NO, 3s n.
EIGHTH street. "Trip
NW E N EV NS q CO.,
" No. As n. EIGHTH Street,
OPEN TODAY,
large and varied assortment goods from the late
dlsas rous fire at New York
STOCkIN GS. Is 10 rs cents.
f-D'A " - Linen GOODS Etc Etc.
OWEN EVANS & CO,
3suth3t No As N. EIGH III street.
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pnauest on the BODY of Thomas w. Birdssii.

Coroner Louis Naumann held an inquest yestef-
day morning the body OF Thomas W. Brdsal late Pres
dent Of the Security Life Insurance Company which
found in his private the Office Of the company
Wednesday last under circumstances which Induced the De-
lief that deceased had committed suicide
The first called Henry barrow who tes'lhec
that of the Directors Of the Security Insurance
Company he had known the deceased about ID years;
had been connected with the Company since $50
II vas understood the office that bis pecuniary affairs
embarrassed he had lost OF his by
yae speculation: he seemed 10 be depressed IN mind.
Edward l. Mhau. druggist at No e3 Broadway testLec
fat deceased into his store between and 3Ocoer ~
Wednesday afternoon and asked for sryehnne he
first declined sell il 20 hlm deceased sand that he
OF the Security Insurance COmpany that he lived 81
Yonkers and wanted the srycbnue % Kill dog; woghec
ont grains o. suphae of strychune he said that
enough added hall grain he perfectly Gala
and collected and answered all my questions deliberately Re
waited the for lis CHANGE about clock heard
the President Of the Security Insurance Company
dead there aud identified hin the Wlo
bought the strychnine
Drs Robinson aud Wright testified that they made
examination Of the body OF deceased and ~ opu
ion that he bis death by overdose ~ stychnne
Several testified that deceased len the Office Of ne
Company about O'clock and after short absence returned
and SAT- down az his desk usual and transacted some husi
ness then went into Office and laid down on tie
lounge; when next seen be was dead.
la facts the jury rendered verdict that de
ceased came 10 his suicide by taking stryehnine
Mr. Brdsa about ~ years OF age. native o
this CITY and resided Yonkor where lie leaves wife suc
several children.
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THuEspAY. My 24-P. NJ

Gold has been much excited selling as high as 1896 and
closing at 1897. Borrowers gold are numerous, and
per cent has been paid to carry it over night.
At the Stock Exchange United States Is Of 1868
The &c oflssl fell and the 1905 areunchanged In Rail-
way bonds and State stocks little done. Railway
shares arc much excited and prices fuctuated widely du
ing the day Erie which Is for the moment the most
Sesbsble stock selling as high as 67l and as low
o. G5l Hudson River higher and Reading
STRONG at Nsl. New-York Central was firm at an
advance. Michigan Southern strong, and Fort
Wayne higher. After the call prices as a whole
we're better and stocks in good demand, but before the
Second Board were freely offered at a concession At the
Second Board the market very excited and prices
GENERALLY higher but after the call the market dropped,
and closed dull and heavy quotations. Ohio Certificates,
2iQ28; Canton So d57t; Cumberland Coal, a. 94jt;
Quicksilver 5Oi e5; Marposa Preferred % a22i; New
York Central 93i a93i; Enc 66t d662; Hudson River,
mi all2 Reading 100. alO9l Michigan Southern, 7si
e7si Illinois Central Scrip, ll6; Cleveland and Pitts
bureh 81 aSjl Cleveland and Toledo 1913. iOi Rock
leland 81, a9I; North-western. 7l027i; Northwest
srn Preferred, SCI asst; Fort Wayne, 95a95i.
Money has been in sharp demand at per cent, with
bargains in gold and commissions for currency loans
st per cent In commercial paper nothing Of
sueDce doing. Sales Of prime have been made at per
cent The street is much unsettled, and the next mail
from Europe is looked for with interest II is understood
shat very prominent spinner at Manchester has suspended
and if the mail the end Of the panic, 1t
il no. be in accordance with the private information by
she Cuba
The mails by the Cuba reported 10 have brought
back good many bills The market FOR sterling is cHe
ssve at the annexed rates London, prime bankers ~
days 1929 alO9i; London, prime bankers, sight ll0sS
no., Paris bankers long, 5l3t S52i Paris, bankers,
short, 5.lOs5.O33 Antwerp 5.l32a5l2i; Swiss, 5l3ao
oI2l; Hamburg, 81; Amsterdam, AZ; Frankfort Al.
Bremen, 80; Berlin, "a.
IL FTeighs the engagements TO Liverpool per steamer
EFT % 900 bush Corn a4,d. to London per steamer
500 boxes Bacon at 30s and 800 boxes Tobacco at 3
The business Of the subTreasury Receipts, &c.
ass 2sI 74for Customs, $J2l 900; Payments. $lls6-
~; Balance, $l3 O66 473 6l Gold Notes s20O0,OOO.
There was an unpleasant rumor Of heavy defacation
by aD officer Of city bank. The amount was stated at
$500 COO The Irving Bank mentioned in connection
with the Tumor.
We are requested to call attention 20 the advertisement
Of the Fidelity Insurance Company, in another column.
The earnings of the Chicago and North Western Rail-
way Company for the third week in May were;
lscs ss9 467 Al 1865. I24 80 Inc..t44o+ao %
The London T.mes gives the following comparison Of
sbs present lces u the tharet Of few Of tie leading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25

The great sale of Corporation Real Estate, by +. IL
Ludlow Co.. anconeers. under the direction of Controller
Brennan concluded yesterday The property embraced
in last days sale comprised ID lots on Foathave. beng
the entire block the side between Seventy and
Seventy fhsts and five lots side between seVen!
eighth and Seventy the entire block south aide
OF Seventh. nntht between Tn ird and Fourth-ayes nc
corresponding block on Seventy ihs eight lots on Third
ave- and FIVE lots Seventy -foarth-st $50 -
The prices realized we're MS follows Ihe eoiI'
OF Seventy. ninths and Fourlhaye. 81 @ three lois az
,oninv In the avenue So 9OO 5000 aud S5 100 Jwenti
eight lots on eide OF Seventy nlntns between roue
and Thrdaves from 81 900 to 80 ~ eacn Inc south We.
corner az Third ave and Seventy ninth-s sl2OO Three
iofs souh of this on Thirdave, $500 $500 aud s9ov
RI east corner OF F0urthave and NenYtfhst sod
e. a. 7O Six los next south OF this lourth-aye f
81 oOo each aud of ioartht for g. ~
e M on south side Of Seventy ffhst, between Third ara
Fonrhayes ranged nom $50 TO 81 00 fhe southwest
Corner of Thirdaye aud Seventy fh.st sold for $es'o
Three lois south side Of this the ayenne for - 100 eaeH
and i've lots on north side Of Seventy ourths for 81 OO each
The sale was believe the largest of its Kind tfat e
place in the city comprising 80 diIerent o's anu
ing e. CO., 32S
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CRcrIr-MA 24.-Before Justice
FOSTER.
VERDICT FOR AN SuRANCB COMPANY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRcuIr-MAY %.-Before Justice
FOSTER.
VERDICT FOR AN INSURANCE COMPANY
Charles & T. j. Peters agt the Columbian Insurance
COmpiny
The plaintiffs on the 18th of December, insured
the brig Examiner with the defendants The brig sailed
with load Of lumber slowed and between decks on the
lih OF December Ellsworth Maine for the port OF New
York In January further Insurance of ~ 800 was made on
her cargo Tie policy contained statement Vessel IN port
AZ st dates" The vessel lost, and plaintiffs claim their
nnrnnces The defense that the plaintiffs knew she was
lost when h was insured least concealed the material
fact that overdue wnch they must have known AS
the bort Of departure within sixty hours by mall and the
usual passage was twelve days .
The Court charged tue plaintiffs knew she was ont ~
time and conced that other fact material to ihe sk
they conld not recover.
The iury returned a verdict for defendants $3.50
rx.J.dge Dean tor plaintiffs; David Dudley Fled and
Dudley Field for defendants. -
CBAMBERs-Before Justice BARNARD
DECISIONS.
In re the application OF the Church OF 81 James Tor
the ent Of certain premises Order granted
SPECIAL TER,i-Beiore Justice GAlvIN
Michael X Wilson ct al agt. Nathaniel X. Terry;
Marv Harvard apt John Hecker--Motions granted.
'' Before Justice MoHFLI-
CHARLIE. Rink art The Amsterdam Fire Insurance Co.
Case settled oapers in Clerks oifc'.
Before Justice JONES.
Tho ved,so,.ave Baptist Church The Baptist Church
in OiyerstIn Consequence OF the ndspositon OF Justice
Jones this cause stands adjourned to Monday the sh at an
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crpFRIoR COURr-TRIAL TERM-MAY a4-Beiore jus
tice MClUSS.

loss OF A TrG-BOAT-AUIHOKITf OF AUkNIS'
Joseph f. Martin agt. William A. Farnsworth.-
The pantf in this the Of the seamtug May
osen ard the defendant the Of the bark Anetan
The h,rk went ashore Delaware reakwter and Mr.
Frnsworh sent Metcaf Duncan the following tee-
,ram. Send me small boat steam pump engineer,
5cing apparatus and diver or telegraph Eaton Merrill
Rto1 A., south Boston Make the best trade you
Metcaf Duncan made an arrang nent FOR The hire
~ the steamtn May Queen dispatched 10 the
Delaware when tie oapes OF the Delaware she col
ed with gunbOa WaDsutta and sunk and for her value
the plaintiff brings suit
There was dispute what the Arrangement made
by Fletcher Duncan with the plaintiff, for tho enarter
party was. The plaintiff claims that the arrangement was
that the defendant should pay a so hour for tho tug ana
the hs coal and should and did furnish the coast plot
thus placing the vessel under the charge OF the defendant
servant The defendant claimed fist thai the telegram diu
mot anthorze Hatcher Duncan TO make anv GIangemens
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beyond The employment Of the bnt defined with sci
dncness what they do The Court ruled tibet tho
telegram broad enough authorize such an arrangement
The defendant also claimed that the arrangement vas haf
the plaintiff should furnish the pilot and the defendant Nat
pay the plaintiff hs hire he claimed tat hefs
negligence on the part Of the plot or II there "as
that pilot the plaintiffs aud too dofengan,
entitled TO from the plaintiff the value Of hls
pnmps board. and other damage The evidence he
question of what the contract was aud whether the collision
occurred through the negligence Of the pilot conf T.
ing and those points left TO the jury The claim 30
plaintiff for $1,000 the. counter ann OF the defendant
FOR $1,000 The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff oi
SJ.6G2 80
Martin { Smith for plaintiff; Benedict Burr Beu,a 81.
and Mr.. Tracy for defendant
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STATE OF NEw.YoRK BANK DEPARTmESr,
iLBAsY. April IS 1866 }
NrnTJcE 10 UHRFRy GIVEN nurSuant 10 Chan.

NOTICE Is HEhtbl uIN EN, PUIsUanI 20 NHuP'
2 1889 and as Laws II 1865 that the Circulating
Note. issued to IN. BANK OF NEW YORK Bnkng Association
located N~York viii be redeemed by the sn
pernemdenf Of Banking Department, peelaon a the Ma
TONAL MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK IN the City VI
Albany the date hereof aud thereafter
I'll. outstanding Circulating Notes Of - said Bank mu't be- PRE-
Aforesaid within III from the date heeoi and all
Not. ,ha be presented for redemption aud payment
within tins specified will ba charge npon the fund
int the snds % the Superintendent Tor that purpose.
Inuhm AnH u w. SlIIll LII NmneIlnirm1rn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-25
RICHARD l.. HAYDOcK, Secretary.
V'HE NEW GAS from CRUDE PETROLEUM
Il TIE Book, for subscription to the
Capita stock
NEw.YoRK PETROLErM as ANn HFATINO

HEWYORk PETRoLEuM GAS AND HEAIiNd
COMPANY ION Mutual psn),
will opened THURSDAY the 7h Jay Of May at the Banking
81 Nelson Lucey No 2 Broadway aud will remain
until al the stock 1 taken.
The capital Company h hIed saoo0oo with power to
increase sufficient 'or the Of suitable
and service pipes fair coinprt
companies In 4 the City Of Ne~fork
ell the patented Tor the
Of fixed permanent from crude petroleum ard now
CITIZENS Of NrwNork opportunity subcnbe
loft which has been organized Tor the
pose furnishing inhabitants OF Manhattan Island with cheap
and brilliant ga. which illumination
public lamps in that the city viii be- ct
night, 40 light o. day.
Tho Furnishing the 20 the stockholders Al cost
dividend Of 10 per cent having been resolved uPon u
BE- tubscrb 10 the capital
, not only receiving the bs"ht II cheap
and beautiful sh participating the business Of ssmakng and
having direct interest IN the welfare Of the Company
independent OF the upor bancy ofhe light compared with
It's exemption Offensive odors the
seat economy the petroleum beng lees than hal tho
cost TO IA. the former, Il will commend itself
er us- supply convenient ard economical fuel for
culinary and laundry as eonsume and The pubic
.v are invited TO Company
gas In where full parlcurs Will be given
T. Is. VAN BUREN, President