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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-16

TREAsygy nFrABrNENr, &. :. A.,
RIcwoN9, March 20, 1863
Two afford additional facilities for funding
l l'casury Notes peposiiarias have been
10 the several States, where the
notes can be exchanged for Bonds OF Regis
tered stock. The following are the officers
in the State OF Texas
Houston jams Sorley, Depository.
san Auionio-G W Palmer,
ba,as-J W Smith,
Jcnerson-S I Mo~oly,
BrowusyiIlc-F W Latham,
G. G. MEMMINGER.
Secretary Of Treasury.
April -. ! sG2 n2g-lm.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-16

tax hiil, which was passed by the House Of Ron
lescnia'iyas yesterday. II had previously passed
iill Senate and Is now a law.
u imposes o TAX u per cent upon the value
Of al naval stores salt. wines, aud spirltuou@ iq
gurs. tobacco manufactured or unmanuficiured
cotton wool Hour. sugar molasses ,siruP, rice and
other agricultural products he d OF owned on the
first dsy 81 4Hly nvXi and not necessary Tor fami
D. consumption ioI the u.ieNpircd portion NJ the
yeas l-0I and a tax " one per cent upon an
moneys, bank notes or other currency. on hand
of on deposit on the 10 % judy next aul ou the
value ut all credits oA wHieh the interest has not
been paid and not employed u a business the Ia.
come from which is taxed under the provisions u
tAis act provided, tn tII moneys owned held
oi deposited teyuId She iWii- 1i the Confederate
State -iiiI Dee valued ~ lac current rate oi tN
change Boz Confederate Treasury NOTES. The tax to
hc assessed ou the 10 day of July. ald collected
ou thg Est day OF Or'H. or next or ~ soon there.
after may possible,
Section tn imposes the following taxes Tor the
year ending the 3ist Of December, lse3 aud ior
each wear thereafter;
Bunker. shall pay $500 Aaetioncer.. retail
Gel.rrs. tobacc1n-ts. pcdlcr- cattle brokers,
Apnihraaucs, photographers and eunirttonors,
$50 aud q per ocnt on the gross amountof -alcs
made
Wholesale dealers 10 liquors. 500 and per
cent au gross amount OF sales. Retail dealers iu
liquors 500 and 10 per cent. on gro" amount Of
sair.
wbalcsai. dealer In groceries. good, wares.
merchandise. cle.. $500, aud 2 per eentLm.
Pawn brokers. money and exchange broker.
900
h-uIleres i4Oo and 20 per ocntum brewers.
slua. and q pea ecntum.
Hotels uns. taytn- and eating houses, first
t'Js $500, second class, 200. third class 500
fourth Glass; lOo nith class sio Every d. Use
whog. food af refreshments are SOLD, and every
boarding hnuse whore there shall be- six boardou
us mnfr shall be deemed an eating house under
tia. 1#t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-16

asses To bc paid by the owners OF the Ime
bceye, sold 90 be- taxed a- ins9me.
Al hospitals, insane. deaf, charitable a-ylums,
churches, schools and colleges exempt from
taxation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-16
REBEL IA\NERN.
Department No. ,.

IN this department of orr Tannciy all per
! sons can haze their hides tanned into good
leather. such - the hides will turn out one
half for the other Proper receipt, will be
eigan 40 damaged hides will hc received
Hides received at the late store Of q. 6.
Grrsr q Co.. to accommodate, but We prefer
them delivered at the yard
GREGG & co
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-16

Tins PArlR FAuSE The Raleigh state Ioufn.
al abiding 90 the bigh price, pi newspaper aul
the difficulty of procuring 10 OF almost amy price
says.
VIVA, remedy there for this state OF thing.
We see bust two either an cnorm1u' increase ~
the price Of subscription, % suspension 81 The
pre.- With paprt 40 atty cents per pound %
weekly sheet cannot be issued for less than five
dollars This eaicH,atp.. excludes any profit.
H. preserve the profits Of ordinary times the
price would be at lrast seven dollars. The iailes
/ that nate must go 20 dtieen dollars To pay
lutsidr ui the lage cities. daily must go 70
wcnty dollaf-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-16

The Federal Government has agents in
Great Britain eudeayoring to purchase the
vessels which are being constructed for the
Emperor Of China
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FOR SALE.

90 900 ENVELOPES. LETTER
ZV.OVO Paper and Fine Combs
Good old Rum, by the quart, gallon or
barrel, can be had at
\. RUFFIER n cos.
South side of the Public square
April H. l~G3 n2o-3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-16

4 MoA rfp Raw Fuh rur HtHrfs An
Amer san merchant rsf fctHfu,l FROM F1rope
says the Washington Cbrou ie. hr.u-.iatcii genee
VI new monster which is .n rrnrrrs. of cons
Il IS thrco hundred and hlty feet Iuup iran.elad
with a formidable pros and wt, pa provided with
four 1nAItes. oar Informant Describes her as one
81 "a si terrible q ihe family of rams. That
she Is Tuili for The lciei- hc hl- no donh; aud he
took special pain % ascertain the truth These
startling facts ~ well as other- which be had
found cat concerning The numerous iroh'eladz aud
other steamships which arc being built a other
parts Of England viii be II they have not already
been laid before the United States Government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-21

iosAs.cld ship Pes.hopss Pe.nS EIcrs bark sonan1
ysass 4nslss. Hsis. ae 3sIo. bark Wits -
hv4n. from NYork; sshrs Rogers. Lansdon, from
hn tEdcards Isnts; Core from Rssisn ca
b!,g aesy PsrklnsJ 6Aandsrs. Nyorh.
aown and 70 go 7th ships OrQcndeses ana lsnS
sSIf AsySs5s and schr Kate ssvs ~
@ SSson bark john Deusos r Davis Porto Csssme
ne 0ecan. Crows LfvsrpoOi Sarfs Hamilton, Taylor,
hoano1s Cooksey Lagusyra; schr Ranger Bell Do.
tS.n Ply sn IA M ISL AiraOe!e Brs
%!ys; sn,s Dsl.S1Te Eay%ond Challenge White Ruek
Rsn nrs sarnn; i 1a
New Orleans CID bark Bradford Gables. New Orleans;
Nspsq pr BSTSss sad s.es a Smith NYorf
for NYork Old brig Harriet Hedgley Baitimore shrs ns
mon Pitcher, sagua; julia Rich, Moore Quail Brews-
PRoviDENcE Feb is-Arr steamers Pelican Baker, and
Ospray. Aidrlch NYork. Sid schs Tho Cooper Taylor
Nyork; Trenton, Martin do.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb l7-sd schr Comet. Hodgdop, Alex-
,s6SERsET Feb i7-Arr schr Harriet Ryan Staples. New
York
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The Regulars In the Battle or Murfrees-
horn.

In the eight known the battle Of Mufreesboro In the
Third DIVISION Of the centre OF the Fourteenth Army
corps, commanded by MAJOR General Lowell H. Rousseau
Of Kentucky phe lighting gcneraD. there was brigade
Of regular troops, commanded as folIows-
FIRST battalion Fifteenth United States infantry, MAJOR
King commanding
frst battalion Sixteenth United States infantry, MAJOR
Slemner commanding
First battalion Eighteenth United States infantry and
companies and ~ Third battalion same reg ment Mayor
Caldwell commanding
second battalion Eighteenth United states Infantry and
Companies p, G. y and i, Third battalion same regiment
MAJOR Townsend tormery Adutan General of he state
OF New York; commanding
SJ companies ~ the First battalion Nneteeuth rnted
states infantry Major Carpenter commanding
Company VI, battery Fifth United States artlorv Linn
tenant Guenther commanding.
In all numbering about seventy officers ara fourteen
hundred enlisted men
in the report Of the baitlelasting eve daysGorera,
Rousseau uses the following language in regard 20 tho
brigade
The brigade Of United States infantry ] cut Colonel
Q. L. shepherd commanding, was On the extreme rght
Gu that body o. brave The 81 TX VI baiuo c nea.
vsst and lie hess most scyote Nearly 0ue.ha.f n
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the command fell killed or vonrdcAS but i stood up 70
.or King ins The fssscen,h and MGR Stem.
her fold Pchens) OF e sixtosnth felt verey wound.
Cd and haof tarsntes, c9mNsndIug the Nneeeoth ell
dad iD The Last ch together with many Other brave
officers Spd men the brigade did not faiter for
ynsee three battslons part Of my Old Fourth bril-
The Eighecuth Infantry, Haors townsend and CALDWELL
commanding we're new troops 10 mo; bat proud ~
say we know each other now II could would promote
pvatss OF this brigade Of regulars for gallaaty and good
svse In ths terrific battle. make NO dsslncsion be-
tween these troops and brave volunteer regiments;
for In my judgment there troops than
those regiments in the world but troops q the limo
ws soldiers BY profession, and, with Wow 70 tho fu-
tnre, feel 1t my duty to say what have OF them Tho
brigade was admirably and skiuuy handled BY Lieut.. COL
ehepberd
the 3ls "wednesday which continued at nterga on
Ae saturday night following rendered the or and
pod by my command exceedingly A0ppy and muddy and
durng OF the my men had ne.her shelter food
nor tire. procured corn, which they pare ate,
and some Of them used cut and broed from
cold. rain and mud, my suffered severely bus dur
Ing the whole time did not hear single nurmur at
tho hardship, but all cheerful and ever ready to
stand by their arms and 6ght. such endu-
rance before"
This high praise 10 come from such man az General
Rousseau. Ho is no unried holiday soldier. He
phatcally the lighting general and fighting qualities
which elicit such praise this from him must be of very
high order.
The country viii fail TO remember his Conduct at
the fight al Chaplin Hills and Shiloh, the semi
Official account OF TINS nsht II is said u hm."u
again the fortune OF General Rousseau with his division
to change the fortunes Of the day. The right wing Of
our army, under command OF Major General NcCook had
been completely overwhelmed and driven from its po-
sitton by the overwhelming masses of the enemy and
Gen. Rousseau with his division, with the brigade Of
regulars on the right ordered TO into position
TO check the victorious and pursuing enemy and well he
performed the task His message 10 Gen Rosecrans In
the hottest OF the fight Is Characteristic OF the nn-Tel
the General that shall stay here-rieht hereu And he
did stay.
The regular brigade suffered severely OF the officers
twenysM were killed or wounded, and Of the enlisted
men six hundred and eleven
Among tho severely wounded was Captain Joseph g
Yorke, Of the Fifteenth infantry, formerly OF the city Of
New York
Ia tho report made by Lieutenant Colonel Shepherd OF
the Eighteenth infantry who commanded the brigade he
pays high compliment TO lient Sutherland Of the Egh
tecntb infantry "a Of Judge Sutherland OF New York
city, who acted as Assistant Adutant General TO Colonel
Shepherd and OF whom Col. 8. says:"He accompanied
me into action with tho brigade and performed the du
ties OF conveying orders and ali the other duties required
OF him with courage, zeal and ability"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-21

We hear good deal in the debates in Congress
and the letters and dispatches OF correspondents
about the necessity Of stopping the advance in
gold. One member says that if Congress doesn't
adopt his views gold will rise to $50; another 10
appalled, by an advance Of per cent in week.
Senator Sherman found strong argument in favor
Of the Bank bill in the fact that pending the dis
cussion Of the measure in the Senate gold had
declined per cent. The Hon. Robert J. Walker
who seems 90 be considered quite financial autho-
rity in Washington, is constantly reported as
predicting further advance in gold unless some.
thing or other which he recommends is in
stantly done. Now il is well that those members
of the government and Of Congress who make no
preteDsions TO financial knowledge should under.
stand that all this alarm about the rise in gold and
all these devices to stop IL are idle nonsense.
Issues Of paper money must insure an advance in
gold, and that advance must sooner or later be in
exact proportion TO the amount Of such issues. If
gold to 1876 on an issue of 800 900 900. il
will Of course rise much higher on an issue OF
$500 900 000 and higher still on an issue of $500.
O0O,O 600 or $500 ,0O0,O 600. This IL necessity and
should not be n matter Of surprise or ANNOYANCE.
To try 10 stop the rise in gold by futile bank
schemes or other legislation ia as ridiculous as il
would be to try to stop Niagara by issuing pro-
clamation to the waters. The depreciation of the
currency is an evil, Of course. Blu, there are evils
even greater than that and one Of these would be
the dissolution Of the Union. The country
will still go on, commerce will still
prosper, industry will still thrive. and
honest labor will still command tie Just reward.
though gold eel at $50 and the carrency be depre.
ciated to rs cents on the dollar. Commerce and
society would soon adapt themselves to the
change: and, though il would involve many muta
tons Of property, would impoverish many rich
men, rehabilitate debtors and rob creditors. vet
still in the end the nation would survive and it's
property would be unmpaired.
The Bank bill has now passed ,he House. and
will become law. AZ Mr.. Spauldng properly
said in his speech il viii not give The government
dollar for the prosecution Vi the war. nor viii Il
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Pert Of New York, February -, 1se3.
uEzknn
Steamship ssna tBr), Brooks, Queenstown and Avs-
s.ssmshS 1xhsman OBI. Russell Kingston. Ja-vadsa
Esns
s.rs S S RYAN Co.
Bark Marines Vineyard Luce glasgow Thos punham.
ssz bailey
S. Srs Psr.s Plata tBrem,. Roper Por. au Psis-H
ssag Dswelf tBr,, Fitzpatrick. por. ~ rrno.-D
sehr .edcrs, -, New orlsans-s Fox Co
sehr Napoleon Gordon, Chneoteague-Haynes Halloek.
ssSr Ems. DRYDEN, ,Tansier sound, Nd;
sehr Paine Jones, BasipOrt-Jehn Boynton' 5 Son.
s shr b xara a1Ss frSySsns
s sss Ss&J TSsIpson 6undis. Perth AmSoy
ARRIVED
Steamship Eagle Adams Havana Feb 10, Pm, with mdss
and passengers. TO Sponord. rleston h Co.
Steamship British Queen tBrl LIE nessursr Havana Feb
50 lon "A 49, passed with signal hosed pole,
brig Forenes zee o q Portland BOUND The Was aimed
rsS oSs pS
having heavy gales from Hat teras
on shs u and
pound up the l4b, lat Is H. lon 70 g. passed
ship John Bunyan (Br OF Aberdeen). Allan London, 81
Gays with mdse TO order Has had strong westerly gales
Brig Lincoln jones' Eizabethport.
Brig Cook Perkins Black River Ja Jan 26 with lor.
wood to Simpson Capp.
Jan g. with rubber to jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Astrea. -. Eastport, 10 days.
Schr Otis Ames, Rockand, & days
Schr Price. Kelley, New Bedford for PHILADELPHIA
Schr Orient Davis Fall River.
Steamer Josephine Thomson. Cundin. BAumsso
Steamer Falcon Jones. Providence.
BELOW. - ~
Ship Humboldt ss6 ~
Ship Catherine. .s,s e?.
Ship Kepler.
Danish ship; also nr6 one bark and three br,ss
- >SAnEn
Prince and kingston Ja
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
60 -, 1sss,ssss ---rscs:.-' s~~>
FRIDAY, Feb, Do p. M.

\
There is no change in the money market. There
is no difficulty in borrowing all the money that is
wanted, on good collateral, at a per cent. The
former is the rule with houses in good credit who
have plenty Of collateral; the latter with the small
operators Of the street. Mercantile paper sell
at 61I q 81 per cent for the best names. o.h,
certificates are a fraction lower.
Gold opened this morning rathe- <,taa. =, ,es,, >
in the afternoon then fell and closed At 1881
bid. Exchange was ~ insstive. W. heard Of
. lew 'ranise''ons a. ", The heading draw.
ers are quite unwilliSg to dray<,s the decline,
ieenng satishea tho ST must be, Ecllowed by fun
.her ausance' 1sd that the course of rates must
be steadily award.
ine ., rk market was oetter to-day and there
""S Fo'te,a recovery from yesterdays decline in
, 1ome OF fhe active shares. The bear movement in
Pacific Aeil has thus far resulted most unsuccess
iuiiy bf the operators. The stock, which sold
vest krday ut l53 aad last evening at 1885, rallied
up 10 i62 to-day, and was scarce at the advance.
ne wits OF the street abound in sarcastic jests at
tte failure Of the scheme. At the first board tn,
strongest stocks were Rock island which rose J.
\ per cent; Galena, which rose l, and Toledo which
| rose IL. The whole market, however, was bet
ter Erie rose y, Southern old q, Pittsburl
! z, Illinois q, Michigan Central "a. Bonds were
very firm. Governments were barely steady al
yesterdays decline. AT the p NJ. session of the
public board the market presented unsettled
appearance 1t was one of those markets which
induce parties whose tendencies are usually bear
lsh to put out short line, with fair prospect O.
taking il in within day or two at loss of two t.
three per cent. AT the second board the marae
was all stronger, and prices rose n q per cen,
all round. AT the four p. NJ. session of the publi
board the news Of tho passage of the Bank bill
through the House caused operators to pause, and
led to decline Of "a * per cent from the prices
at the upper board. The following were the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-21

-whea, heavy and dropping. Sales were made OF
90 900 bushels At 81 o5 for white Western a IS 81 SO
for red and amber Western. 81 90 81 "a for Milwaukee,
club and amber spring. 81 ~ 81 oil for Chicago spring
and 81 rs 81 so for amber state. Corn declined ic To-
day with sales OF 20 900 bushels mixed Western at p6c
for sound s3c as5c for unsoud heated and Csc
81 for Western yellow Sales were also made Of 100
bushels rye at 81 H. and 500 bushels barley at
81 IS 81 90. Oats were In less demand at zoe. isc
according 10 quality.
COTTON depressed to Soc for mdllngs without any
important transactions.
fRneHIs were less active today. To Liverpool there
shipped TO day 1900 bbs -four at 2s 600 bush.
els gram IN bulk and bags, az Cd I'D 1900 packages
lard bacon at Dos 32s cd To london there we're
taken $50 bbls flour at "a 3D. and $50 pkgs provisions
at 2bs 35s. To Glasgow 50okgs provisions were en-
gagged at 25s. sos and 5000 gallons oil at 32s Cd
Ho,rsoSs.fork was purchased 10 the extent Of 600
bbls at fit rs f5 for old mess sl8 SO asi7 for new
ness and sl1 SO tl3 10 for Prime Peef was decidoy
briskcr with sales OF 800 bbls at S11 so sl2 Is ~
plain and S2 IS Sl3 90 Tor extra mess sslossaere
also made 81 800 hbs AMI " lard within ths
range Of l0s4c. listc $3.50 boxes oil bacon at
IOc.: 400 packages OF hams and shoulders al &c 80,
add &. sac also ita bills beef hams 9i5 an ~
butter good demand ~ ggc. q Is, jcT etnic ti
TIC. 23c Tor Western. ttoesu v3e :" an dtn,lI n
100 i5t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-21
POLITICAL.

V0UN0 MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-A
meeting of this Club will be held Al the Hermitage No.
Hall place TompKins market this tSatnr,ayj ev.-
ming half pas, seven clock fun attendant Is re.
Quested. DANIEL N. OBRIEN. pfeS.dant
!. MsKcH HKsRy Secretary.
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EXPRESSES.

. nuRNuaN,s ruRSIruRE EXPRESS AND PACK.
"A. ing Estabishment III est Eieve nn ser nst"een
Fifth and Sixh ayenues-Housenod tufnhfe ooAsH And
70 ali maria on the Covered wagons Tor
novins FURNITURE OF families Furnit irc stored.
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AcWg from San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20. 1868.
wed chins MaYmaf,nka and Eaefern Sfar from Naxr

Arrived ships Marmaduke and Eastern Star from New
York .k,a,,;..--S~. s,--
there is better feeling in trade generally Sales Of
240 bales drills at 19c. Pure spirits and whskey. 43c
Cordage, 13c.
Tho case Of the United States VS.. r. L. Hammond, Col
lector Of San Francisco under President PIERCE trial
a. the Circuit Court The action is TO hold the hondsmen
responsible for alleged heavy defalcati0ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-21
WATCHES, JEWELRY. sc.

II lO7 BROADwAY-I PAY THE VERY HIGHEST
N prices for Diamonds, set or unset; Waiches silNe.
and Jewelry cash advanced Old Colo sao
Silver bought, and best cash price given.
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rwronr.xr corREspoxDEScE BETWEEN THE
French Minister and Mr. sssretary seward IN regard
= 10 o,s,er stews ant hls cuisine general.
* ~ s"nss,e. can be seen ny calling At l0i spring
of Mercer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-21

rnESsrM BRook s. ~ M MA TN o HALE
iaz OK A. NJ, on the Hard lnings m the Bible. and
Us r. - M. Done With rnem. At ~. r. NJ, the "Xose
y, lhe Nation sinsins By Mr. Water
sg II sgaIng aAl Short Addresses al o'clacs
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FRIDAY, Feb. 20-eP.M.
BRsADsTurs-Four was about l0c. per Dbl lower, and
much less freely dealt In. The sales comprised IL 800
bbls State and Western $50 bbs. Southern and 75s
bbIs Canadian, within our revised range
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No Signs OF the Nova Scosian.
PORTLAND, Feb. 20-Mdnight.
There are ne signs Of the Nova Scotan Weather clear
and cold.
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enable Mr.. Chase to dispense with more legal ten
der. 1t ia understood that the House, deeming it
mere dead letter, agreed 10 pass il on condition
that the senate would adopt the House scheme for
$500 600 more legal sendcS bearing interest.
The business Of the Sub. Treasury was ~ follows
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Mr. Gssys os-red amendment Autsos ,Llns ING w
sjslt to sspoms wardes for the Ail VI Inc DsSN@
he cited
Mr. SALISBURY moved amend so as 10 have ss JUDGES
elected by tho people. Rejected
revision and ceaGcsssoa u he laws o. sse DissseI
Adopted
The Dill passea-yces 10. nays TO-
vAk
On motion OF Mr. FEsssrpEE Committee Of Conference
Was appointed tbe bill 10 provide ways ana means 'or
Me support Of the government
Al quarter pest Ten p. N the Senate adjourned.
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THYME MANUFACTURERS AsSOCIATION-a sPE-
L cia meeting is called at 10 Bcskman street Monday,
Feb % at r. NJ TO consider In Of the advance or
hemp, advance prices of work also te
laws, and 10 consider the subject OF forming
corporated company. WIN BURCHAM, President.
JAMEs r. Travels, Secretary.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company for February,
1863 -
Cash hand, loans and investments. slseo,7os Al
lo,0l7 tons OF coal Oh hand and in transitu,
On which there has been paid ......... 6e1, 487 II
Nne steamers valued at.............. 1,O33, 961 -
Payments made on two steamers building 400, 13l 60
Real estate. 1880 90
Machinery at Bcnica.. ...-.......... $4,000 90
Stofeshlps, IRON boats and scows....... GILT 90
stock North Atlantic Steamship Company
% steamers Atlantic and Baltic 800. 1856 ,555 80
Oathts and supplies IN the hands Of agents
and In traDsisu. .................... 24J,s el ss
Agonts and purseTs accounts unsettled. 1925 AZ
io,ai. a. 10, 8sb SO
sapita stock 1000 900 90
0hsetled account. .................... I29,793 so
Front and loss, surplus Nov. IL,
A"o~..' $lto,O6 "a
Net earnings for the quarter
ending JAM 81, 1868. 425 500 90 6s0,Sel 70
ro..,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,710,6S6 SO
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bOkTON, Feb ie-Ar Br bark u Axxopardi Barpea Man.
rus with cargo OF ship Geneva, from Calcutta Boston,
condemned Emma Oakea, Nickcron. 81 Domingo Civ
Pogr Paine, Tsuger sesrsve Sears New YORK ca bari
Wa1iham Southland kOrla schrs Minnie Arnold fRr,
Frazier Port Prince Delaware, Crockett Georgctovn
d.; Louisa Haile New York. No vessel aid wind FNE
to Ne with rain ship Mary Bangs; bark SI.edwoi ana
brig Berry which started yesterday. anchored in MN
ul.bet Roads. and re ain.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb Arr steamship Crescent Bl..
than Nyork: ship JENNY BuG. do; barks Young Am.ri,
Mitchell, and Ien0s Cole, do. Paw Payne rIac n
brrs Nope SimI.on, Havana; Victoria (Spl MslamoN,s
s,hr Rroathrld, llananis Por Royal Below coming up
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-21

L'RESCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
~ lessons gwen BY Pansian gentleman, who has oh
famed his University diplomas Good Address
N. LANGuELLIER No Amity street mo IL near Broad
way New York. He speaks Spanish