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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
Company have already been given by the Govern

Company have already been given by the Govern
meDt.
At the opening large nuhler Of gentlemen were
present. including some Of the first citizens OF New
York aud Brooklyn, and several distinguished mill
ary men.
Tie exhibition OF The arms manufactured, and TIE
various appil ed to them, were the theme oi ad-
lniraton among all present.
| The erection of this factory is an important III
provement for Brooklyn. From 800 10 ooo men
from different parts Of the country are brought 70
reside there, and considerable number of buildings
have already been put mp for their accommodations
| MAY AyyIyERsARY IN pLYnoUTH CHURCH.
The anniversary OF the revival of 1858, when nearly
900 persons were admitted 10 membership IN the
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, was held IN tha'
Church on Sunday morning. Every part OF the edi-
fee was densely packed with AN appreciatve con-
gregation. Tie platform pedosas, and deek were
decorated with a vast variety of beautiful toweIh,
ar,srically and tasteully br-ided in wreatfs, and
bound in gorgeous bouquets. From the orchestra 10
the pulpit oor hyacinths azslias, magnobas. carns-
tons, cactus blossoms, japonicss, getaniuns,
fnschias, white lilies, and great variety OF rosfF,
with other ct cbildien of the sun,' were
the rostrum was radiant ind fragrant garden
of spices" Directly behind aud above the preacher
was cross OF white nagnoiias on ground Of box
wood leaves. After the usual exercises OF singing,
reading and prayer Mr.. Beecher read list OF about
eighty names OF persons who were to unite with
the church. Many of them were members OF the
Sabba,h-Schocl and Bible-Classes. Some were per,
sons of MIDDLE age; few were persons OF advanced
wears. After q brief address, Mr.. Bcecier Teafi
the Articles Of Faith TO which the parties gave their
assent. The ordinance Of baptism was then admin
istered to those who had before received III;
after which the members of the church arose ana
rece we'd The Lew MEMBER into full and cordial com
muDion. Mr.. Beacher took bis text from John y,
3 and 4. He ipoke with his usual power and eio'
quence, riveting the sttenion oi bus auditors. Az
the close of the Communion service, the bouquet
and wreatbs were broken into small parcels, aud dis
tribu;ed among the new members:
| Sweet flowers are tsschers thst we love-
Their varied lesson all have read
Their petals look to Heaven above,
| Their root.e,s Yoin. down to tho dead"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

DnowsYp.-Coroner Gafney u jersey CITY held
An iuq.,t Oh Sstrday the body Of named John
Fareh beoning ,he ship Oa"s 40, lyne 81 the tnre
uork who fell oysrno Friday nig while eupns TO
r,t on IN. vessel iti.icaed verdict rendered of
Accidental, d.owecd" Deceased was Istlye OF ireland
ard about 2s years OF age
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

FIREuEs's ELrcTIoS.--rhe annual lection for
Chief and four Assistant Epgn~ers of the jersey CITY re
p.p.t,n-nt will bc held Tomorrow Tuesday eveSi1s II me
houses Of the daerrn, Companies. The canodaes ~
Samuel A. French, the present incnmooH ana "'n"
Howeth.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

Uupsoy CouxrY CouRTs.-Tbe May Tern Of the
Hnd,on County Coust, vi commence Tomorrow morn:n<
Roth the civil and criminal oaendNs unUsualy hsn
and include 10 OF importance
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

CoLLrsros-Durin9 the dense log on Friday night,
the Jsrsey CITY f-ry.boat Arcseoh into bark lys
Al anchor Ia the river sustained considerable dnues q
large portion Of the gen,rmsns cabin ~ss completely c'
moi he'd add the hrons and .sl deck were ca r,c
away alleged shat light display ed the bark
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

FoUSTAIy ~ TIE PARK.-Since the water
Celebration y,ss since the basin in the CITY Han rSA
Ass remsped In condition far from ornamental Some
tbs suce the Common Council authorized the purchase
Of marble founsn and the Committee having
the matter in charge have performed thei dnty in procuring
The OF putting tin position commenced some
since b the rainy wexiher put ttmpofsry stop
TO further proceedings -,
A. soon, however the weather permits work VIII ee
resumed. and We may eITsrt IN week or Two 70
it completed. Tbe ss,ins,ed cost is about sl9n'
The Park itself hiss been ht'ed up In very cred
liable mrnner, If the Luthories would now turn the
attention the Ci'y Park the Nav, .y ~3d
gain credit for the performance Of long neglected duy Inc
wooden picket which formerly surrounded has ne N
carried Of by persons in reed OF rewood dupg the "ii'
d the PAX looks the picture Of ee,olaiion An iron
railing would be ornamental and cheapest in the end
BRooKLYH CITY MoRTALITY.-Ihe total number
deeihs city last wees loe Of which ~ were
adults and 81 children.
SnocKIsG DrATH-Coroner Norris held an in
quest Saturday rpon the body Of John Farrell. aged ID
yes,s who did the effects OF nnre. csud by ftins
into kettle Of ho' on whie In an oil factory IN 20
uEiba street near Even. the day previous verdict OF
Occidental death was rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

AID FOR THE FLORIDA REFu6EEs.-Ihe follow
ng subscriptions have been received by the Committee ap
pointed to aid the FIoidians who have reached our city IN
destitute state About 100 have arrived, to whom dsba
tops have been made Many their way, whose
condition win strongly appeal to cur mpsthes suosefp
tions received at No. "a Wall street.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

BULLS HAD BAsK.-This Bank has determined
10 issue s. bills for the present. in conse-
uuence of new and dangerous counterfeit OF that
denomination having made its appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

srsiATURK ALMANAC. =. -.
un-- Sets .....6:j1 Moon-Sete IL "
WATER IHIs DAs. =,
sandy HOOK IL 3l uov. Island ..R:G2 He|}s:e 2VS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

RrGrNryTaL PARADE.-Col. Speer has issued an
ora far uarad- OF the "a Regiment Hudson brigade n. j.
H. to ale place on the l5h inst, Line 70 icr 1T Bergen
a. a
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YOUNG MFN ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS,
and anxious TO select pursu which they best
coed should secur. chronological Examination Al FOWLER
l. WELLS, NO. J0S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

and yURY.
IMPORTANT HOTEL-KEEPERs.
Stephen ?. Russell Public Aduinis.raor, sgt Edward
Rcicords.
This was suit brought to recover a penalty Of
slOo under the Revised statutes (psge 3I0 Nh Ed ior
vioson o. IT. enAc-nis in lot reporting In writing the
death of o: the defendant who IL the keeper Of Tie
Northern Hotel a. the foot al CouitlsDdt street
Il appeared the Testimony that young lady named
Eiys ManrVs Mived in thi, city Isu Louisville N.Y.
the East. fhs she well T. all
Sunday evening patook supper but found dead tho
morning death proclaimed BY the
surscon pos, nina 10 have resulted from
g,rsu gnston. ,
On o the defendant n urged that the neglect OF
tie defendant giving rcqpr notice caused by
e Coroner being called hold inquest viintariy
Offering to notify the Public Adnnstor The Judge. how
directed the Jury that the statute wss imperative and
highly ssu;sy IL 10 nature that by its term. ws the duty
bs~ boafd ghoust keeper within twelve hours 81
the death Of transient person guest TO notify the Pao
lie Administrator, urdcT 'hr lenslty ~ 100
Aiter ertenced trial tho jury found verdict FOR tbs
amount o. tie penslly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

RIVER THrEvEs-Ths ship Guy Mannering, lying
al Pier No. 3iEast River, entered by some river
tbievesa iea days ago, who stole sails TO the amount
of $780, No clue to the robbers has been obtained.
The British big Emma, lying at Pier No 10 East
River, was robbed the night Of the let inst OF calls
amounting in yalae to sl75, and $50 in money.
No arrests made. "Where are the River Police ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

MAINE DISASTERS FOR APRIL.-Tbe number Of
American sea-going craft reported lat month ~ To-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

THE VERMONT SoLDIKRs.-The steamer Richard
Welling sailed on Saturday morning for Troy with
II Of the wounded soldiers belonging 10 Vermont.
All O'Clock "a of the patients were forwarded by
mail to the State, leaving II in the hospitals
here.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

New CouxrrnrrIr- IS bills on the
CITY Bank Of Os~ego n. Y, IN circulation Ia this city
on Saturday rgn, Owing however TO the activity OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

As the fishing smack Manhattan Of NswYssk wss eonine
through Hell Gate yesterday sfternoon, shs ossA % w.
Gridiron and sunk. n
An unknown schooner, when going tAr.seh hsa 80 ~
isy afternoon. without Q piles lsdss WIZ ~
Mid ie Channel Reef and sunk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
A CORRECTION.
To he Editor Of The ". y. Tribune.

To kt Ediior Qf The n. y. Tribune.
SIR: On account of the rumor circulated in this
days papers would be obliged you II woud publish
the following which have 'ent to the Editor oil Inc
Ipeitng Erpress;
To the Editor Of The EreniHo Erpre's ,
SIR: AZ the Catholic Priest who Wits the Tennis
sappose may be the alluded to In youI yese
per- II declare the alleged rnor OF Chss Jefefds
/ confession to be entirely uniounded = ,1,-,,-
FATHER DURANQUET
Lam, NJ Editor, your humble and obed't seFV':,
FATHER DURANCUET
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

M,xoRi iyDugIhe sch. Love,t, Pescock, lyng at fcr
o Il Eat River j. now loading u5sitencc snd ordinance
.tore. for islsnd she wi sai on Monday. sth.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

A SAFE 3 bocIDENT.-AbOut 10 O'Clock on Satur-
urCsy forenooa large jewelers. safe was being omosel
from tie premises Of Mr A. Morton, g,d pen manufacturer
No O. HG!ce su~ cog wheel OF the winding bloGe
sna let weight (eyeral iuns) fall about - ee
upon the wa in front b1t being luckily constructed -
very substantial nabner 4, sustsinei comparatively little
damage OF brothers Of A Cox's Som, occupying
tue basement ed escape he stood at th. inoeu
iinmediately uEssr the spo where the aaie s.ruek
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

RECEIPTS AT THE CUsroa-HousE.-The receipts
at the Custom-H House during the past week were as
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WAIAcx's THsArEx-No. 8A Broadway, Love in a
Maze"
wtyrtR GARDrS--Rrosdway, "The Hunohback"
L.uRA KKKsK's sTnEATEK-Brosdway." Reason and Folly,
or Life in Pads"
N,sIos GARDpN-Broadway, "The Enchantress"
BAarUMs AMERICAN MusEUh-Broadway. Com Mutt,
Whale, &c, day aud night Flowers Of the Forest
afternoon aud evening
CzuRcH's HEART OF TnE ASDrs-Gouprs, No. IT2 Broad
Horn CHArkL-Broadway, Capt wnliarns's "whslius
Voyage"
RATroNAL AcApEsY DEsIeY-No CPS Broadway, day
and evening
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
CAueYr ~ THE Acr-On Saturday, Isaac Jonee

youus bon 10 years OF age. au.,ted BY aOeec
tive Police Ofccr upon the chsg- Of robbinr tho clothing
store Merlfs chsrdsou WolfoTd. In Cherry street
short time in the employ OF " VILLAIN X
lake the well, actor servant At Long bfsnch ~
j. suddenly, the prisoner ssye notice OF h' intention 10
leave Is sef h, departure Mr.. Blake discovered
tiat arse ar s,ty OF lace goods mssps and
AZ onse sn,peccd the roaeT Of having committed the hen
but moth heard OF m MN triday night when he BROS
into clothing in .fcet where he wa detecr1
lie " a. committed Ia de ,aut Of 3, go bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

COpOYER' CAsTs.-YesterGay Coroner Naumeln
held AL ineae,t the BODY Of Pauline Kser German lady
q ves. Of rre hsr late residence No 20 foIsyth see
v-fe she committed suicide Saturday evening by taking
arse nc also on ibe body of Nichols George, Gerntn
bnt y ger! Of age who died qurnce of injuries
r.c~iyed by a trop a. door Ne 2l West ith
street into cellar distsce Of I5 feet. Coroner WideJ
bed an inaueti on the body Of ArdiD Rogers native Of
aud /. of who HI ed by being ruo over by kn
gin. Company No while running to IKE ss1idaJ niei
aby O'e
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

CHARGED WITH RoBBIsG Masonic LODGES OF
THEIR JEwEIs.-On Saturday joseph Beschau. the
.Jani,or of the Masonic Temple, corner Of Broome
and Crosby streets, was arrested on charge OF
breaking into The chests where the jewels were kept,
by means Of false ktys, and robbing them Of Jewels
and other property to the amount Of about $1,000.
The Lodces which suffered by the act Of the Jsntor,
nre the Montgomery, Clinton Mystic, EnierIrise,
and Davey. The accused was committed for trial.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
NEWS FROM FORT PICKENS AND KEY WEST.

Can't Fairchd, Of brig Yankee Blade, from Key West
on tho 17th, arrived yesterday morning and reports
Left a, Fort Pickens 11th, brig Wabash Arrived from
Newport 10th instant with wood three masted schooner
W. C. Mershop from New York. schooner C.M Newman,
from New York; Henry Perkins, Of Boston, from Ply
mouth On the 9th instant hundred miles southeast
of the bar the H. picked up seven bales OF cotton,
supposed to have been from the steamer Magnolia
The sloopof war vnccnnes arrived on tho 9th, with
the eunboat New London having the mails but the sea
being too rough could not communicate, aud left the
mails On the W. c Mershon.
The United states steamer Mississippi had left Fort
Pickens, probably TO join Gen Butler at Ship Island
Tho Yankee Blade arrived at Key West the night Of the
18th and sailed on the nth On the morning Of the 17h
the steamer R. r. Cuyler arrived, with the mails to tho
lth Of March, from the North.
I'm the I7sh the steamship Niagara fired salute, pro-
bab,y on account OF the favorable news received by the
Cuv,sr left al Key weet United States steamers
NIAGARA r. r. Cuyler, bark J. L. Davis and six eight
spbeats While coming out over the bar saw transport
screw steamer bound in, who communicated with pilot
boat and proceeded west
rhs United States ship Gray Feather (sopposed) went
into KEY West on the 17th There also Key West
the schooners Henry Finch and Mary Potter hernia
phrodi,s brigs and several other schooners.
Theimpression at Fort Pckens that General Bragg
had left Pensacola and parties with glasses assert that
The guns Of the rebel fortncatons turned nland
probably expecting visit from the Unonists.
Four oonrabsnds who escaped say there are put ree
tepsand troops Al Pensacola, and they bus poorly armed
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.

Movements OF General Curtis Army.
Cross TIMBER. Ark, March 20, 1902
The following s special despatch to the st. Louis
DemocrGt:-
The supplies Of forage and provisions having become
exhausted in the region about Sugar creek the army
made rstrogade march Of thirteen miles yesterday -
this place.
The enemy rscuperatng probably being reinforced
by fresh troops We have Information that large body
recrossed the Boston Mountains with the intention Of At
tackng Us again. but this may be only strong recon-
motoring party.
Our troops are In nne spirits and anxious 10 grapp's
again with tbs The wounded have mostly been re-
moved to Cassvills and doing well.
Colonel Clay Gaylor has arrived from the rebel camp,
bringing Lieutenant Colonsls Heron and Sands with
proposals for exchange.
Two rebel captains and seventeen privates were cap
tured Yesterday Indian Creek.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
NEWS FROM SANTA FE.

Reinforcemen ents EN- Route for the Union
Troops-Another Battle Expected, sc.
KANSAS CRY, March Is, 1862
Passengers who have arrived here by the Santa Fe
stage bring the following particulars
Colonel Hough Of Colorado, had arrived at Fort Union
with $50 men, marching hundred and sixty miles in
four days. They intend forming junction with Colonel
Canby, who was still at Fort Craig on the 7th inst.
The advance guard Of the Texans was at Agederos,
forty five miles from Santa Fe, on the 4th inst.
Another battle expected to take place on tho 1st
Of April.
The stage started from Fort Unon and brings no mails
or papers from Santa Fe the stock and coaches having
been taken OF between Fort Union and Santa Fe.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

Sharp Skirmish Near Indc cpendcnce-Thc
Bridge Across the Blue River Burned
Destructive Fire mt Kansas City, &c.
KANSAS CRY, March IS, 1862.
A skirmsh occurred between detachment Of the
Sixth Kansas regiment and Quantrals band, near Inde
pendence, Mo-, on the 22d inst.
The latter routed with seven killed The Unonsts
lost killed. and captured eleven prisoners and twenty
horses The rebels killed two Of and burned the
bridge over the Little Blue river the same day.
occurred in this city last night destroying three
largo dngs the evee The loss is estimated At
thirty -nve thousand dollars The fire Ia supposed 70
have been the work Of an nccndary.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
IMPORTANT FROM MEMPHIS.

Fort Pike, at New Orleans, Reported In
the Possession OF Union TrOops-Abuse
OF Union Prisoners at Memphis, &c., &c.
CHICAGO, March rs, 1862
special despatch from Cairo to the Chicago Tribune
states
An arrival from Memphis says that the two hundred
federal prisoners in that city made, victims OF
much abuse at the hands Of their guards One OF them
had been shot for looking out Of the windows OF the
prison.
Three gunboats the ways at Memphis, but It
will take somc time to finish them.
At Randolph there only four guns mounted. Fort
Pillow, however, is strong fertilization. mounting
twenty five sixty -four and thirty two Founders.
Fort Pike. at New Orleans, s reported in hands
II was only a temporary structure, mounting threo
or four guns.
The New York herald., 1862-03-26

$3.50 c.sr IN ArnASY.--The Knscdrbockr of
Az Ass ,s s.vs-oConsi derabls excitement wae
.ne ,..a sveping at the Central Railroad depot over
~ ssst OF two men named Samuel Jsncks and Wm
r,. n The p~rt,es we're hxNng FOR the possession OF
hai Capau Brennan took them to the station house,
h.n woman appeared on the scene. Jencks said she
ss bs wife and that she ran away with Culver from
,hs;, in stsphentown Rensselaer, county Mrs.
Iancls made statement which showed wide departure
from marital propristy others that Jencks was
not the father Of her child. she expressed dccioeo
isncls bsnr trivial they were discharged Culver and
wrs Jsncks sit the station Srm In arm amid crowd ef
follovers while Jencks pursued his way aone Jsnoks
and curve are beth charcoal peddlers."
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
General Wigfall I'm Richmond-PubAic
Feeling There.
danio NJ he Nay


cent writes
You vii, naturally desire 10 know how the people Of
the Copfederats metropolis stand these trying times for
n N evident that We not safe In these days OF light
draft gunboats and high water answer. in tho main,
we stand IL very we'll Some, TO be sure, are down
hearted and nobody wears as broad grin a. they did
Inc day after the battle Of Leesburg. Still there 70
universal determination to do dieto 70 down, need
be- with our harness on warning like brave people 70
the last passed General wigfall on my return from
dinner and asked him II there was any newsY mo-"
said he, al don't believe We have been whipped since
dinner expect though, to hoar OF another defeat In
the next Eve minutes"
somehow can't help thinking Of Haeck's assertion
by telegraph Mcclellan that "the Union nag s on the
soi of tennessee never TO be removed" This IN braG,
brt the have To- this time stuck Ike leeches
wherever they have effected landing 1heysintrench
a. and the fret sradefu OF earth thrown up
NV them our generals give right up, and say all os
They have attacked repeatedly IN trenches ana Iors,
and carried the latter invariably while We, with the sx-
ccp,on Of the 81 Nicholas affair and few others have
moi dons caring thing through the whole war. Another
notceabe thing between the Yankees and ourselves 10
that they follow up their victories while we squat down
An aur tracks the moment . battle Is ended This
shameful ract which dshssrtens me more Than anything
else have no hope now IN anybody ou' 1od ana Beau
regard
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
weight OF Cannon Balls.

II is not generally known or recollected that
the weight OF spheres balls does not increase
proportionaily with their diameter but much more
rspidy-or that the weight Of a ball Of six inches
diameter Va no, ioubs but eight times great that Of
bali three inches diameter, hut 90 IL Ia. We are,
therefore, strongly inclined 10 the opinion that balls of
20 inches ne introduction Of which has recent
" been suggssted) would be rendered Of little use BY
their weight alone without taking into consideration mat
OF the cannon large enough to prope them.
Assuming the specific gravity Of cast iron TO be lsth
~ ao-, u.s that Of dstpcd water and that the balls
ARE perfect sphercsthcir weight viii be As follows IN
pounds and tenths.- WA,
The New York herald., 1862-03-26
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, March IA, 1862.
Tho London Times (cty artice) The opened
yesterday at an Improvement OF oneeghth. There
temporary relapse but the advance was maintained al
the close. Business in American stocks was restricted
pending another arrival.
LONDON March ASP. NJ
Ine LONDON Times OF tho 18th inst quotes United States
fves (reaistered), 1874, at rs IT.
The London Herald Of the 18th inst says that stead
ness feature IN American stocks. The dealings are
not extensive and in several instances prices rather
lower United States bonds 1877, negotiated at 10
1o1a put the last quotations are at 75a IT, Virginia
Ss sS.a are nat a. 90 So; Erie shares, 80 49, Illinois
consols Tor money, ss% s93A.
Cotton dull sales Of four days 81 900 bales, including
70oo 70 SPECTATORS and exporters Prices unchanged
The Manchester market is quiet but Arm.
Observation-Disclosures, SPONGE 4 Co. and Wakefield,
Nash Co. report -four dull and 3d. lower. Wheat de-
cned Id. I'd. principally on tho lower qualities red
Western, lOs Cd lis 3d. red Southern lis Cd. l2s
white Western, l2s. 3D.; white Southern, 12s 3D. 13s.
Coz Corn stu declining and prices 3d. Is lower mixed,
PRovsIoNs-The same authorities report beef quiet
but steady. Pork dull and unchanged. Bacon hrm.
Lard active and Is. higher. TallOw steady.
PR0DuCEAshes quiet at 33s 3D. for pots and $685. for
pearls. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Coffee steady.
Rice frmer Iinseed oil quiet at SOS. Rosn-No sales.
Spirits turpentine nominal.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, March IL.
BrcadstufIs tending downward Sugar firm. Cone
iirmer. Tea quiet but steady. Rice inactive Taow
declining; sales at 46s.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Erie sharos SEA 49, Illinois Centrals ~ 43 discount
LIVERPOOL, March IA, 1862
CorroNThe Bankers Circular reports the sales Of the
week at 900 bales Of which 1000 TO spectators
and 500 to exporters. The market has declined
half Of penny per pound. The sales to-day riday)
are estimated at 1000 bales including 1000 to specu
lators and i'm orters, the market closing unchanged.
The authorized quotations are
Fair Orleans. .13lsd Mddling Mobiles. I'D.
Middug Orleans. I'D Fair upands. .12Xd.
Fair Mobiles. .13d Middling uplands. 111sd.
Stock in port estimated at 42 900 bales Of which 1885,
900 are American.
heavy at Tuesdays decline Corn still declining, and
again 3D. 1s lower.
PROVISIONS quiet, but steady
LONDON, March IA, 1862.
Consos for money 93x a93k.
American securities firm.
Bullion In the Bank, 1858 OOO