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u MILLER, ATTORN Ely AT LAW, Bannock
Il City, Boise county, l. I. Prompt personal at
enon paid to all professional business entrusted to
m. Charges reasonable. Collections prnctually
de and remtted. Bannock City, 1854 Off
, 1864-04-02
SHAVING SALOON

~ Deter and r. Plummer take this method of in-
forming the public Generally that they have opened
Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, on Main street,
adjoining the sassarc Saloon. They hope by strict
attention to business to merit share of Patronage.
Persons who are afflicted with Scald Heads or fall
ing off of the hair, please give us call.
We shall keep genuine article of Hair Oils and
POmades for sale cheap. BOOB vlN
Walla Walla, Jan. 30 1868. inns
, 1864-04-02
NUMBER I6.
The Foremost Stone.
Blame not too harshly when you hear
Some brother man has gone astray.


Blame not too harshly when you hear
Some brother man has gone astray.
In mercy angels shed tear, az .. .I-F
And mortals each may miss tho way.
Breathes there man who in his heart
.u Can feel he never did wrong, ro r.f
Whose tongue ne'er played an unkind part,
Whose viii could curb each passion strong
Ifsuch there be then he alone
May judge and castthe foremost stone. .t
For youth spreads beauty many snare,
Love leads him captive when he will
For man doth hot ambition glare,
To foil the reason, conscience still;
Midlife attained oft friendships hand
Enchains him to the social board
And song and jest, discourses bland,
Bring scenes in calmer mood deploreds %
But let the perfect man alone
Be judge, and cast the foremost stone.
Look inward ye whose tongues condemn;
A blot is there or small or great :; .r
Then let soft pity plead for them
Who erred, for errors mans estate.
He who himself saint believes
Doth blind himself and will not see;
The knave a trusting world deceiyes;
A self-deceiver fool must be-
Perfection yet was never known ~
Who dares to cast the foremost stone!
, 1864-04-02

At ball in Baltimore, gentleman hav-
ing danced with young lady whose attrac-
tions, both personal and conversational,
seemed to have made an impression on his
sensibilities, asked to have the pleasure of
seeing her on the following evening.
why, no sir replied the fair one, Il
shall be engaged tomorrow evening but
I'll tell you when you can see me-.
d shall be most happy, exclaimed the
stricken swain.
well, on Saturday night resumed the
lady, you can see me at the foot of Marsh's
market, selling cabbages.'
, 1864-04-02

A MONSTER CAKE.--The largest cake
ever made in the world is now on view at
the shop of Mr.. Arnatt, confectioner, St.
Giles s, in London Itweighs 5000 pounds,
stands seven feet high, and is 1S feet in cir
cumference. There have been used in its
manufacture $50 pounds of flour, 5000
eggs, FIVE barrels of currants, two cwt. Of
oranges and lemon peel, 300 pounds of but
ter, 400 pounds of sugar, besides other in
gradients.
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gan to calculate $50 at $40. why, Lucy,
that is S34 900; and is it possible 4 am
worth that and we thought ourselves pau
pers. | must go down town -.,.b -
Lucy went out and ordered carriage, and
in constant fear of some great accident from
the excitement, she helped him to it, and
entered with him. Lockdale ordered the
driver to 90 at once to a large auction house
at the foot of Wall street, where be was
known
Here he was received by the senior part
ner with great kindness and compassion,
touched at his altered fortunes John told
his story and asked what rosin was worth.
why, my dear sir, can sell it to you to-
day at $40 barrel, and would advise you
not to hold it. If you wish | will dispose
of it for you, and have check for you by
three O'clock
The warehouse order and assignment were
handed over, and while Lockdale and his
wife drove off to get the refreshment both
needed, the rosn was sold for over forty-one
thousand dollars.
We need not follow their fortunes The
shock to his system might have proved fatal
it produced cure. With comforts around
him in cottage in New jersey, mind free
from harrassing anxiety, with his wonder
fully acquired little fortune safe in 30's,
he rapidly gained his health and spirits /;
and when we were last at Rosina Lodge he
vas preparing to resume his old position as
partner in the house of Sammis, Lodge &
Co., putting in ten thousand dollars.
Ulshoefer, to whom he gave three thou
sand dollars, maintains that he always knew
that it would turn out WE'LL and has invested
money in a machine for manufacturing ice.
, 1864-04-02

The Pacific Railroad is in course of con-
struction from Leavenworth, Kansas, at the
rate of mile day.
, 1864-04-02

Marriage must be favorable to longevity
An old maid never lives to be more than
thirty.
, 1864-04-02

There are notes in music called hush
notes 'Twere well if good many singers
had no other.
, 1864-04-02
JAY S. TURNEY, ATTORNEY AND
CITY BREWERY SAIGON

Main street, opposite u. 5. Baber7S Br1c6 6t0Te
CONSTANTLY OIL hand well-selected stock of Ia
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Scpt ~, 1868. 39ly
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
no the STOCKHOLDERS Of the FOURTH

ITO the STOCKHOLDERS Of the FOURTH
Il NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY Of NEW.YORk.-A
Meetinf Of the Stockholders Of the FOURTH NATIONAL
BANK Of th. CITY Of HEWYoRK hereby called 70 be
held the Oce Of tho Bank No. 20 Pne IN the Chy Of
New York on THURSDAY the l+th day Of April 1904 at
O'Clock p. ni., for the purpose- -, .
F61. OF rsconsiderinR and amending may be thought
advisable the Articles Of Association OF the said Bank
Second. OF considering and adopting By Laws
Thyd OF providing for the appointment Of President and
for the mode Of his removal.
Foh; OF providing for the appointment and removal Of
Cashier and other officers and agents Of the Bank
FA or celebrating upon the eIpediency Of winding up
the Association and Of settling s Affairs.
S,z OF considering other matters affecting the Inter
es Of the shareholders may be brought before them and
may be thought expedsnt York fth Apnl. ldcA
(6iznsd) q. s. ROBBINS SON,
KETcHUM, SON Co.,
EDWIN HOYT,
PETER COOPER,
D. DREW,
LiVERMORE, CLEws & Co..
J. PIERPONT MORGAN L Co.,
C. L. ANTHONY,
JOHN X. FORD,
WALDO HUfCHNs
J.GJ. STUART L. Co.,
c. Z. DETM0LD.
TIMOTHY q. CHURCHILL,
q. w. BAILEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Tnaunal.
UNITED STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK, March "a 1864.
IN AZ GOVERNMENT LOAN.

OstO By direction of the Secretary ofthe Treasury,
hereby give notice tina, prepared to receive subscriptions
on account Of United States Bonds authorized by the Act
Of March g. 1864 bearing date March l. 1864 redeemsble
at the pleasure Of the Government aer ten years, and
payable forty yea date bearing interest at i've per
centurn yeai payable Bonds One Hundred Dol
lars annually and on all other Bonds semsnnuay in coin
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon Bonds,
ss they may prefer
Registered Bonds viii be issued OF the denominations OF
Fiy Dollars 50) One Hundred Dollars 5 1901 Five Humid
red Dollars 50O One Thousand Dollars O00 Five Thou
sand Dollars OOO and Ten Thousand Dollars $lOoOO)
and Coupon Bonds of the denominations Of Fy Dollars $50
One Hundred Dollars (slOc), Five Hundred Dollars $780,
and One Thousand Dollars 81 oOO).
Subscribers this loan vii have the option Of having their
bonds draw interest from March September l. the
may be- by paying the accrued interest in coin United
notes the Of National Banks adding hy
cent for premium receive them drawing interest from the
date OF subscription and deposit.
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions VIII issue certhcsts
Of deposit therefor in duplicate the original OF which will be
forwarded by the subscriber the Secretary OF the Treasury
Washington, with letter stating the kind Registered oi
coupon) and the denominations OF bonds required
Upon the receipt Of the original certificates ut the Treasury
Department, the bonds subscribed for will be transmitted tc
the subscribers respectively the be pre-
pared
commission OF oneeighth Of per cent will be allowed
those subscribing for others resale The delivery
these bonds commenced and will be continued promptly
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant. Ireasurer, U. S.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

y MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO
Capital 10000 Shares issued for the Purchase Of Mining
Property.
The property OF this Company comprises 1861 feet on the
best lode, In Clear Greek County over 4e feet OF which Is
already developed producing from lOo to 300 per cord
wi,h the ordinary stamp mill Also Tny-nne hundred feet
Of valuable water power and twenty stamp mill In work
Ing order. Title undoubted.
TRUSTEES:
HATH HAYDEN President Chatham Bank
JOHN w. MUTT, rresteess U. 3. Warehouse Company
JAMES DAY President Providence and Boston T. r. Co.
SAMUEL r. PLATT, Aarisnee, Platt Co.
VIM X. BELCHER, ssckstt, Becher Co.
SAMUEL A. WALSH. No. p Plsttst
wsL II. RUSSELL Colorado.
President,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN
Secretary,
JOHN N POWER.
Banker
CHATHAM BANK.
Counsel:
Hess.rs PLATr, GARARD and BUCKLEY, Newton
Ms.rA WAKELY aud REED Colorado.
Resident Manager and Superintendent;
JOHN sLAwsoS.
Formerly Of Cliff Mine, Lake Superior
20 900 SHARES Of the STOCK offered for sale a 10
per share Book, will be opened at the oce Of GEORGE
SAMUEL BROWN, BANKERS, No. IL Walst, on MON
DAY, the 18th inst, at II o'clock.
payment per Share viii be required at the time OF
.ubserbins the balance tie 2ls inst, when esrn'
.a<a. xiub be delivered
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
finanriaI.
CIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YORK.
No. 4 Wall.stfeet, N. Y.

YORK.
No. Wall street, N. Y.
Desisnsed Depository and seal Asen. Of United States
NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
BY instructions from tho Secretary Of the Treasury dsted
March &C. 1885, thu Bank will receive subscriptions Tor tire
National 0O Five Per Cent Losn in coupon bonds or regis
tered certificates Reasonable sher ten and payable forty
yoar from date coin, and will allow to banks bankers and
broke the usui commission Of eighth Of ono per csht
This Loan bears gold interest payable semi annually on
coupon and regstersd bonds Of 500 and and annually
on bonds Of the denominations Of 80 and 100 dollars,
In subscribing parties requested to pay the accrued In
terest tho first Of March to the day Of subscription, In
coin or in currency adding hfty per cent premium.
The interest on ths Loan payable the first days Of
March and September In each year The semi annual cou
pons payable ths and the snnus coupons the
$50 and 100 bOnd, re payable on the hr. of March
The Secretary OF th, Treasury closes his instructions in the
following words:
"On the above terms the F,. National Bank Of the City
Of New lors OF wheA you President is authorized TO
ceve Subscriptions TO he National 10 10 Loan, and Ia hoped
that its eIeron,on ae most energetic aud active employ
msnt Of which sr.a, reliance placed-wil es attended
p CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
"To S. c. THonpsox esq., President"
TIE coupon bouds vii be ready for delivery early April
and registered bonis abb 1t the irs. Of May.
Remt,ances may be in Legal Tender notes, National
Bank notes. IN drss %. par in this city addressed,
JAMES CURl ley. Cashier Firs. National Bank.
New. York March % "a New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
UsITKp STATES TREASURY,
NEW oRK, April -, 1864

UsITEp STATES TREASURY, I
Ngw.ioRK, April -, 1854
DARTIES holding THIRTY (30) or MORE
Coupons twenty t2oJ or more FRACTIONAL Cou.
pom. Of the Loan Of 1861" maturing the first proIimo
are requested TO hand them In with schedules.
Holders complying with the above request viii have their
Coupons examined in the order In which they received
and checks given FOR them the 3sh inst O'Clock
or s soon thereafter the examination can be completed
Blank schedules will be furnished upon application = the
Interest Department Of this Office.
JOHN J. CISCO.
Assistant Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

EDWARD G. TILESTON 81 Co.,
BANKERS
Deaer In Canadian, Nova seO.is and Americas
MINES,'
INCLUDING GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, LEAD, CoAL'
IRON MINES aud PROPERTIES
Compsns or private indviaeals owning ssch Mines or
Bonded 10 them and wishing information, or TO make oas
or TO have such placed upon the market wiz please MAKE
application at our Office accompanied Win iaa saNne
Of such Properties - .. ...u.,.,..
The hn placed upon the market BY rs or o s.socIes S
nav be or lave carefully examined and reported upon O
one or more Of the following Geologists;
sir WILLIAM LOGAN, MontreaL
DIR. JOHN l.. HALL, Quebec
Dr. CHARLES T. JACKSON, Boston
Prof A. A. HAYES Boston.
Prof GEO. J. CHASE, Brown university'
Prof Il. SlLLlMAN, jr., Yale Colesc. ..,
We also solicit the attention Of Capitalists or any
Interest wishing to purchase such vaua6le Properties iOi
or TO organize dividend paying ConpaneH 0nces'
1871 Broadway (Mercante Bank Buildnel New'iofA
"a Fr.nkllust Revere Bank BuildinsD, Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
LOAN.

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEW-YoRK,
Dsnated Depotory and financial Agent Of the United
States.
kKvYoRK March 20 1884
By authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, th BANK
viii receive Subscriptions account Of
UNITED STATES BONDS,
authorized By the Act Of March 1864 bearns date March
s. ede-abe the pleasure Of the 0oyonment after ten
,sa and PAYABLE forty years from date bearing interest at
Der cent q year payable Bonds lot over one hundred
dollar, annually and all other Bonds semi Annually IN
coin. - r
Subscriber win receive either Registered or Coupon Bonds
a. they Ay prefer and will be required TO pay addition to
tLe amount Of the principal Of the Bonds In lawful money the
interest in United States notes OF the notes
Bank, adding 50 per cent for premium uni further
poteel from the lat day Of March until the day Of suosnp
ton ana payment subscriptions can be made bearing IN
from date without the payment OF interest hom The 10
Of March, and premium thereon. In
The usual commission Of oneeighth Of Per eenk win
be allowed TO Banks BANKERS and Brokert .
A. q. ALLEN, Cashss.
Henry A. RuRLBur President.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

TRusTsBs;
JAMES DAY. President Of NewYork. Providence. and
Boston Railroad Company.
CORNELIUS s. BUSHNELL Of New Haven, Conn.
THOMAS C. DURANT. vicePresident Pacific Railroad
Company.
T. 7. II. GIBSON Pine and william sts New York
II. WINTHROP GRAY, No. II sOuih-.t., New.YOrh.
w. w. BALDWIN. corner Wlism-st and EIehangeplace
EewYork.
S. L. NJ BARLOW corner William IT, and Exchange place,
New.Yorh.
THOMAS II. PERKINS, City Exchange, Boston
GEORGE COOK OF Central City, Colorado.
OPYIoERs;
President, JAMES J. DAY.
Secretary and Treasurer THOMAS CHALMERS, ,jr.
Bankers, Mear. NJ MoRGANS SONS, Ne~-York.
Counsel, Me.srI. MARTIN L SMITH, Eew-YoTki Me'T'
REED wAKELY, Colorado.
President Manager and Director In Colorado. GEORGE
COOK, esq.
Book. subscription for purchase Of 90 shares OF the
Capital Stock Of this Company WI be opened at our ofhee on
TUESDAY, the l2,h inst at 10 o'clock Subscription
price, Eight Dollars Three dollars to be paid on subscribing
Five Dollars payable on the e6th inst
The property the Company consists Of upward Of 300 900
Of Gold Bearing Quartz Vein selected especially for Its
formation during the Summer Of Last year from Of tho
and bo.doveoped of the Territory long previous
the speculative excitement existing with special refer
to safe and profitable investment of capital The I'D
vtage possesses for profitable working Of is veins with
ample working capital and the number Of claims ohr
for sale for the formation Of other companies makes IT the
desirable investment for capitalists offered to the
public. MOULToN VAN DYKE,
No. 10 WALLsr.
Now-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
DACIFIC QUICKSILVER MINING
COMPANY

COMPANY.
Ao Ooo SHARES NOMINAL PAR.........s1OO
10, 900 SHARES, OFFERED ON sUB'
sCKIPTlON, st.......'''''''''''.''''''" oo escn
$500, 900 IN CASH RESERVED, AS THE WORK
INC CAPITAL
hooks OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
STOCK or THE PAcElo R , ia.,.nt =,
O'clock at the Office Of the undersisnod d.,.,-,.
Ssr s pTs o1 winch GG fASs esrseso. viii Be issued .ns
swnsr tho Shares provided further payment OF Ten Dol
lars be made on the 2sth instant ana lhlrtJ h'e no p
share with interest be paid " before the Tunes wien
called ior by the Trustees; ,,s,-yrs
WILLIAM BOND, Nsw,YorE,
A. a. SUMNER, New York
RASPqLsH I'D slrt4 METH I1I w..si.,d. NswYeIa CT,
Cen. JOHN B. FRlsBIE, California
D. RANboLPH MARTIN
SOLICITORS:
WHEELER 4 ARMSTRONG, IN New York.
CASsERLY BARNES, In San Francisco.
No "a EXCHANGE PLACE, KEw. YORK, April -, 1884.
I'm calling the attention u friends and correspondents 90
tho following statement, hioh furnished to Us from reliable
sources: - -. o..s-.,.-, ,,,.,,. c...
pAsT ompr.e. the Cinnsb Claims Of !ws y small eompa
ME. consolidated The claims thus united E'et over three
continuous miles In length Of the Mammoth Ledge IN Nspa
Couuy Cshiornis about seventy miles northeast OF San
Francisco The richness the CnnabI Is proved by the
s.ssy Kent Ofhs usitsd States Assay Object ,pee
Ths auict silver ines Of world limited the principal
supply thus far having bet drawn from those OF Amsden In
sr, Idrs IN Austris the New Almsden mines in Call
famia The mines Of the Pacihc Quicksilver Mining Com
pay rvs promise OF richness equal to the best Of these aud
WORKED with ample capital Of equal The want o
s.pits h., alone prevented their earlier devoiopment
f the great and Increasing demand for Quicksilver
ouie spsk Of the large returns made BY
The few knovn mines Of Chnsbar.
Every asw mine Of sold vsr creates an Increased de-
msnd md the sra OF s great property free from In
eubfanoe ON the offered. VIA only s3ooO Tor the
nroperty with 10000 In essh on hand places In most
nnmbrT Of 1psclrens taken BY John T. Howard ESQ.,, OF
Brooiyn from pa Of the ledge can be seen at our
ONCE srIMsoN, FRoNK l. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
orrrcr OF rHr rIrrspu.Ou FOST WAIsn AsD}

tHICAGO hAlLkUAD VONFN y, y . I, - n:
DIVIDEND on STOCk.-Ihe Board OF i, Di-
,a.tor. have this dsy declared DIVIDEND Of I'D
sJyo AND oNF-HALF PER CENT on the Capital Stock
fthe Company for the quarter ending Sist March a a
- ~ tbe net earnings Of said quaer payable tfee o GOV
1ent aY on aud aer the 10Th day Of May proxmo al me
ee Of tbs Company in the City Of rusourh to the
stockholders whose sock stand on the books S 90
.ssrcx ~ the COMPANY (Wiusow, banier Col NO %
Waist IN City Of New ork to the Nockhooe "H0'e
stock stands upon the books there 90, .,,,An -
nm on ne I'd day Of May snd remain closed until 10 O'Clock
!. m or the I7th day Of May thereafter
By order OF the Board o. Directors, -. .
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Bovs.roslc RAILROAD Co.. TRRAsgRFR's OFFICE

DIVIDEND No. l3. - The EOARD OF
bnbEcTORs Of this road this day declared DlVl
STxD 20 E0IIR DOLLARS FER SHARE on the Preferred
cspts Stock Of this Company free from Government ds AK AK
sch .oekholders shall appear by the Transfer
books Of the Company to have been the owners 0 'Ao e
erred Stock on the 9th proHiiao' -. VI pI,,,h h,a
tbs ofses Of KETCHUM. son Co. Nc. 40 40 kIch9nge
place on Boston Books OF the Otet OF a. f. IHAiER
FRO and on Bndgepor, Books 81 ths Oulce' -, 81,
bs Transfer Books will be closed rom the Sth 10 the Ih
Of April o0'h oaS' SSHARiRs X AvERILL. Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
Ii MINES" GOLD DIRT LODE,
Onti. cs-..I. Colorsdo;
CAPITAL 90, boo ouaAES,
&2s each
TRUSTEES
JOHN EVANS, Colorado
v. H. JUDD, Newyork
H. 5. COHU, NewYort.
VIM. MOLLER, New Yort
GEO. w. GRAfPLlN. Baltimore
HERMANN FUNKE, New York
r. CORNELL WHITE, New-York
NJ C. TYLER, New-iork-
s. O. ARNOLD, Providence.
PRESIDENT,
Hb EIceleaey JOHN EVANS,
Governor Of Colorado Territory.
vICE-PRESlDENTS,
HON. S. o. ARNOLD,
DIR. Y. IL JUDD. -
Treasurer, WALTER r. LAWTON.
Secretary }. 7. DAVIES.
Ofhce, No. rs Cias,,
EewYort.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

MINING STOCKS, as well as all other kinds
Nl Of seau,ties BOUGHT and SOLD at all ths S,oet
RosIds n Ns~ Boston, Phladelphs We OF o,herw.s
on esmaissea by Albert d. NlCoLAf, NO. |" "pnA@ VI
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
% Oyyfcs OF THE PiDaK COPPER COMPANY.
NlH.YoRK April u. 1864. J

NOTICE Is hereby given, that an ASSESS
IN MENT OF ONE DOLLAR has been levied upon each
har, n The Capital Stock Of the RIDGE COPPER COM
PANY payable tho Office Of tho Trea,urer No. 81 EI
ehange. place New.York. on the <th day Of May next
No transfers Of stock can be made AFTER this date, except on
payment Of the sssessment
BY ordsJ Of the Director
w. HART SMITH, Treasures.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
April 5, 1854
NEW YORK. April Z, 1861

NEw-YoRK, April 1861
visited this Mine In the month Of December, se3 accom.
panied BY Guido Kuse the most distinguished neaiurt
and Mining Engineer the Pacific Coast for many years he
on the Processes Of Silver aud Gold Extraction recently
published In California My opinion Of the value and quay
this Mine based information derived nom THIS gentle
mnn and my observations at the Mine. 7.
The Mine situated in Arizona about three miles nortn OF
the northern boundary ue Of Sonora and tive miles distant
from the celebrated Mowy Silver Mines accessible a. AL
% year either by the way Of Los Angeles ber
But little has been done In devslorg
the Mine enough however TO discover the width and extent
Of lode the quality and value OF the oe
Where the sha sunk the vein Is ou four sr feet wde
limerick and garnet running east and west and ea
blend coppeTpyes the richest ID the sulphure oi lead
assyng hundred and ve per tun the vein hs bsen
pro.pected about half mile Mr. kuse in letter addressed
the San Francisco says The San Antonio Iooe
appea where the shA Is sunk good wide VEN Of ore easy
reduce by re and viii pay according 70 the
proportions of the different metals, nom seventy 70 ninety
dollars per tun'
believe there abundant supply Of this and that oy
expenditure OF comparatively small sum oi money INC
put condition produce ~ tuns per day II
h. only $50 per tn the gross product OF he
Mine would exceed 5000 per day the entire cost oil mining
and reducing OF this ore will not exceed eD
On the premises. about 200 yards from san Antonio Lode IL
~ f. direction there ia very rich copper lodei sI feet
wide the which obtained from this lode consdered
Asyed 80 cent OF copper and to IN svrr
Miner. obtained nguDog IN the Immediate Vcn
ity, at about ten dollars per month -,
The reduction works Of the Mine three miles distant
from the Mine consisting small engine and two furnaces
the property. =, ~, a., 4,
consider the San Antonioe very valuable Silver one II
worked with skill and energy viii produce most satsiscory
re,uIt, SAM.F BUrTERWORTh.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

oyrIoa Oy ruE GLOBE FIns le3rRasc. Co..
''A KEw.YoRK' April l3 1854
ATan ELECTIONfor Directors OF thus COM
N PANY, held on Tuesday ith ins-, s a,
.eineu ~esc ~, a. w Elder Thos. C. Goeichius,
Leonau hIDb Jsmss q GuIick A. IL. middleton,
~ H. hai.u, lt, Thos Re.d Samuel Hanna,
% Wh- %. , sAIoi"o'' a " Rid John Keyser,
,~a, Rrbsrfo,d Daniel L. Ross, Moses w fhh,
Aaron nuhsi.D'1' 1sIdneT G. Yy,lin Joseph Colwel,
9so. fI Fi.yoyth Walter w. Price. John Hustsee,
mehiy EpNoi"' Samuel n Knapp Joel d. Hunter,
6.. II op,y,l WIN. w. Bruce Aaron Claain,
49, S,cLiey George Opiyke, Ehirasham Iock'
hatseh 9u0Aoy Ay, " Hayemeyer Chss. II. Ludington,
W. A FOWLER Harvey Weed, Ezra heeief'
Daniel Drew, Es.harel onN"r Iyn,n A i.cobus
Davia W psdi, hsaId., n Throckmoron Thomas I. Buckley
: "a "a 'Ir pgneu- r r Liyermors, NJ b. Carpenter.
IoLn 1 Mord. Robt Mclaughlin, - .,x..,
A The foIo~ing gentlemen, viz, CHAs ~: ShfhAN
FRANCIS JENKINS, and hECIon An-nSA"o'"' "e''
slrcted Inspectors for the next Election ,roy.pn
y INV ..o wa, unanimous y reelected President.
Ai''i WV ALFRED A. REEVES, Secretary.