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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Financial.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF NRw-
YORK. r,
tho. 4 Wsrl-stroet, ny


inc. 4 wsn-stceet, M. -
Designated Depository and zeal Agent Of Unissl sss.
NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
By instruction, from the Secretary Of the Trsss.ry M
March % 1884, this Bank viii receive subscriptions for ~
National 1910 Five Per Cent Loan In coupon bond or r.
tered certificates redeemabs ler ten and payable fS
years from date In coin, and viii allow banks >u~, .,s
brokers' the usual commission Of eighth Of sns pr.
This Loan bears gold interest payable ssmks,.asny, -
coupon and reered bond. Of $500 and over and annual,
on bonds Of the denominations Of 80 and 100 daas.
In Subscribing parties are requested to pay tho s>ed h
terest nom the hr Of March the day Of sebssrios n
coin or in currency adding fly per cent prsuism.
The interest this Loan payable the srn days st
March and September In each year. The ssmisu.uS so
pOns are payable at hOe dates and the annual coupons Ne
$50 and 500 bonds, pss able the first Of March
The Secretary Of the Treasury closes his instructions 4. tie
following words:
"On the above terms the First Nsonal Bank Of the CHS
OF Newi ork Of which you President s Authorised TO r
ceve subscriptions to the National 10 40 Loan and Is hoped
that Its exenon'on the energetic and sstivs sapsy
n' Wa compse s ucce ssss Ii
IS. ?. cHA,., Secretary q Tie ness.y.
ITO 5. G. THOMPSON, esq, President"
The coupon bonds viii be ready for delivery early in Aprl
and registered bonds about the frs. of May.
Relntances may be made In Legal Tender so.ss Nas,a
Bank notes, or in drats &c. par In this city sddreel
JAMES oURPHEY, Ca.hier First National Bs.l.
New.York. March 20, 1864 RewYerk
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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
IL Of EHW-YOKK. CAPITAL $500 go.
BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury this BANK
10 prepared 10 receive .ub'oriPiions 70 the
NATIONAL TES-FOkTG LOAN
issned under supplement 70 an Iet entitled tn ht
provide Ways and Means for the support Of the Govern
ment" sppfoveI March 1888
This Loan "a KedeemAbe atcr ten, and payable forty
years date with interest at the rate Of hvo per cent per
annun Interest and Principal payable IN COIN .
Subsr the above must be made IN lawinl money
Of the United STATES and tbc scorued neres paid In Coin
National Currency taddnsl hty cent premium snti
farther notice. GEONbE OfDlhtJ FTesiaeh@
II a. RoII1oE AssstAnt lAshier.
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Scab dProposas viii be received che Comp.roles Office
until SATURDAY April 16 1864 at2 olock, p. m, when the
sA b publicly opened for the purchase Of the whole or
any psYt Of the o One Million Dollars Of the Soldiers
B< uIdy FUnd Bonds" authorized by Ordinance Si the
osrd Of supervisors passed March a 1884, and by an act VI
bo Legislature Of the State Of EeYOrk passed February
Es4 bin, tire smouut no. awarded on bids for szV"V"
epcrd Apdl 2, 1864.
Ne boos wn bear ntere. at the rate OF ss per cent
perslum payable semi annually the hrs day oi May ana
Nes.cmer m each year. and the pcncpal will be reoeeinaoe
ssopow-: Fyo hundred thousand dollars November l. 1865
q nc five hundred thousend dollars November l, iS"
The uroposas will the amount OF bonds desired and
ro price per one hundred doars thereoii and persons whose
ere sooepeed will erenPon be required to deposit
rrb the County Treasurer the sums awarded to them re
.sp-ctvely
On reseutin. TO the Coproer the receipts q the County
easurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled to
iye bonds for equal OF the par value Of the sums
awarded TO them bearing interest from the date OF payuens
Each proposition should be sealed and indorsed Proposals
f Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" and incosed in second
-s1veiope addressed 10 the Comptroller.
The right is reserved to reject any all Of the bids IL con-
ered necessary to protect promote the interests OF the
County. -
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City Of New.York, Department. Of Finance Comptroller
Office April 4, 1864.
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fiua.Ar,aI.
UNITED srarHs TRsA' cRr, NKw YORK, March "A, 1884,
m Az GOV CRNMENT LOAN.

lO-4O By Erection of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
he by give po q that prepared receive subscriptions
an a~oouu, Of Omitted States Bond authorized by the Act
NJ March 1854 bearing date March l. 1854 redeemsble
a, the p,sure Of the Government aer years, and
uave forty wear, from date, bearing interest at i've per
eenun wear able Bonds not Ono Hundred Dol
lar, annually and on all Bonds semi annually in coin.
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
"a they may prefer.
Registered Bonds win be Issued Of the denominations of
Fify Dollar. ts 5 Hundred Dollars Oo Five Humid
,.Doeru fs5co One thousand Dollars ooo) Five Thou
sand Dollars Ooo and Ten Thousand Dollars loo);
and Common Bonds of the denominations Of Fifty Dollars 500
One Hundred Dollars $500, Five Hundred Dollars sS Se)
and One Thousand Dollars $1,000.
Subscribers TO this will have the option Of having their
bonds draw interest nom Nareh September J. as the o'e
NAV be- by paying the accrued interest in coin or United
States notes. or the of National Banks adding fifty per
cent for premium receive them drawing interest from tho
date Of subscription md deposit
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions VII issue my certificate
of deposit therefor duplicate the original Of which VIII be
by the subscriber TO the Secretary Of the Treasury
Washington with letter stating the kind regstcrod or
soupon) aud the denominations Of bonds required.
Upon thu receipt of the original certificates at the Treasury
the bonds subscribed for viii be transmitted to
the subscribers respectively, the can be pre-
pared
somnson OF eighth Of per cent will be allowed
10 those subscribing for others resale The delivery "i
these bonds has commenced and will be continued promptly
JOHN j. CISCO, Assist ,ant- Treasurer. u s.
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S4OO. 600 IN CASH RESERVED, AS THE WOR
ING CAPITAL.

SCRlPTlON, OV o"eh
s40o, 600 IN CASH RESERVED. AS THE WORK.
ING CAPIIAL
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE PAClEIC QUICKSILVER MINING
COMPANY win be OPENED tho 18th instant, A III
o'clock, at the Office Of the under.rned.
Five Dollars each share win be paid at The time OF sac
scnbing for which certificates will be iued enthns te
owner 10 the Shares provided further payment Of Ten Dol
lars be made on the 2th instant and Thirty Dollars per
share with interest be paid at or before the times WAen
called fOr by the Trustees ,,or,,,,..
WILLIAM BOND, kew-Yort,
A. A. SUMNER, New York,
d. RANDOLPH MARTIN. New.York,
JOSEPH B. STEWART, Washington City,
Gen. JOHN Is. FRIsBlE, California
TREASURER
D. RANDOLPH MARTIN.
WHEELER 0NslrRSS IRHsTRoSa. IN N.v.YorL.
CAsSERLY & BARNES, in San francisco.
No. ~ ExcHAseE PLACE, NEw'YoaK Apn l3 1861
In calling the attention Of friends and correspondents 70
the PAcUIo QuicxsrLyPR MIEIsa CosPAsY wbeg to sdd
the following statement which Ia furnished 10 S ro reliable
sources:
The property Of the PACIFIC QucKsILvEn MHrse Con-.
PAsY the Cinnabar Gains OF twenty small compa
nice eon'ofdaed The claims thus united cover o'eI Ie
County California sbout seventy mi- northeast OF San
Frsceo The richness OF tho oiun~ar Is proved BY the
assayed by him yelded 81 b0 cent OF quicksilver
The quicksilver snes Of the worldafe limited ne principal
supply thus far having been drawn from those of Aaden IN
Spain dr In Austria and the NevAleden mines, Ia Cali
fornis The mines Of the Pscihc Quicksilver Mining Com
pany promise OF richness equal 10 the best Of these and
worked with ample capital oi equal sneces Inc want oi
capital has alone prevented their earlier deselopfneht
OF the rrea and increasing demand Tor oackhveH rs
quite unnecessary tss Of the large returns s- BY
the few known mines oi IinnHoai =,
Every mine Of gold silver creates an Increased de
pand and the small Of this great proPery iree nom IN
sumbfanoe the offered viz only 5000 900 for the
property, with s+Ooo in sash hand places In most
number Of specimens taken by John r. Howard esq, of
Brooklyn from parts the ledge be Seen al our
'A''' wy sTIusON. FRONK Co.
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April 5, 1864

EEwYoax, April 4. 1864
visited this Mine in tho month of December, 1883 accom-
panied by Guido kuse the most distinguished metaurgi
Mining Engineer the Pacific Coast for many years the
on the Processes of Silver and Gold Extraction recently
tpubished In California My opinion Of the value and quality
Of this Mine bAsed information derived hom ms sente
man. and my observations Vt the Mine. .
The Mine situated In Arizona about three miles norh OF
the northern boundary line Of Sonors and i've miles distant
from the celebrated Mowry Silver Mines Is accessible At al
Of the year. either by the way OF Los Angeles ioer
tad Gusyas Blu, little work has been done IN developing
Mne enough however to discover the width and extent
the lode and determine the quality and value OF the ores
Where the shaft s the vein Is ron four TO I feet woe
between limerick and garnet running east and west and eI
blend aud copper the richest s he suphurst OF lead
syng hundred and hy i've pertun the vein has been
pro pectcd about hall mile Mr. Kuse IN letter addressed
10 the francisco The san Antonio lode
appears where tie shaft sunk good wide vein Of ore easy
reduce By and viii pay average according to the
proportions Of the different metals from seventy to ninety
dollars per tun.' -
believe sbundant supply Of this and tha. by
pendture Of comparatively Gna sum Of money the
mine put in condition 10 produce ~ tuns per day.
this only $50 tun the gross product OF he
Mine would erceed 5000 per day the entire cost OF mining
and reducing tun OF this ore VIII not exceed 10
On premises about 200 yards from San Antonio Lode in
~ L. direction there is very rich copper lode; six feet
wide the which obtained ron ths lode considered
6ssyed 81 cent Of copper and 70 IN SILVER
Miner be obtain number IL the immediate Vic
ity, 4 sbou, ten dolleIs per month 49,
The reduction works Of the Mine three miles distant
oin the Mine consisting Of small engine and two furnaces
the property. . go -, 3.
consider the San Antonio very valuable Silver Mne
ed with sIi aud energy will produce most sesiaetory
results SAMF BUTTERWORTH.
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COPPER, NICKEL and COBALT MINES.

u
wANTTD-A party with oash capital Of $4,000 tf so
much should be required 70 erect furnaces d further develop
De Nnesl 10 whom half interest the Capital Stock and
Mines would he given In Of the best NICKEL COBALT
and COPPER MINES In the world.
bI. Mine has engines machinery GOOD running order
ready day. sufficient TO mine and concentrate from
80 10 100 tons OF ore month and the mines w yield an IN
limited amount. Orc yields various s,saJs) Of
Copper from 10 to 60 pee cent.
Nickel from "A 10 u per cent
Cobalt from trace u 20 per cent
WANT or CAPITAL IL the only indooement thai eould
make present part with portion Of their intercss
Address II. n. THOMPSON Treasurer,
1t Louis. No.
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- NrNING COMPANY OF COLORADO.
Capital coo Shares Issued for the Purchase Of Mining
Property.
The property Of this Company comprises o6'l feet on the
bes. sde. in Clear Greek County 1000 fee. Of which 10
resdy developed producing from 800 TO $500 per oord
with The ordinary stamp mill Also Thirty hundred feet
Of valuable power and twenty stamp mil in work
ins order. Tile unlossted
TRUSTEES,
NATH. HAYDEN. President Chstham Bank.
JOHN w. MOTT. President u. s. Warehouse Company.
JAMES DAY President Providence and Boston L. K Co.
SAMUEL r. PLATT, Adrisnoe Platt Co.
wN X. BELCHER, sacLe.t Belcher CO.
SAMUEL A WALSH No. n Pktts-
WIN. ii. RUSSELL, Colorado.
President,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN
Secretary,
JOHN NJ POWER
CHATHAM BANK.
Counsel:
Eesssrs PLArT. CARARD and BUCKLEY, Nsw.lork.
MeSsrs WAKELY and REED, Colorado.
Resident Manager and SsperinteDdeRes
JOHN SLAwsoN
Formerly OF Chf Mine, Lake Superiu<
5000 SHARES Of tho STOCK offered for sale a, $40
peI share Books viii be opened at the ese Of GEORGE
SAMUEL BROWN BANKERS, No. II Wal e.. sa MON
DAY. the 18th inst, at II o'clock
psymon, OF 81 per Share viii be required at the time Of
Subscribing and the balance the zlst inst, when cer
..x.luk 49,
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5rales, &r.
Geaters, 6topcs, &r.

UARRISON PATENT IMPROVED
i COOKING RANGES with Desne's Patent Wster-Tep,
for Hotels and Families made and sold BY BRAMHALLs
DEANE Co.. No. 2s3 Cansst, 30 feet east of brosdwsy
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financial.
GAN ANTONIO
SILVER MINING COMPANY
OF ARIZONA.

Ga, 600 sHAREs-poMTNAL PAR, $50 EACH.
4oeQe only 70 be subscribed for.
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T'EN-FoRTY LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRK.
Depository and Financial Agent Of the United
States
EEvYoRK. March %, leel
By authority OF the Secretary Of tho Treasury this Bank
will receive Subscriptions account OF
UNITED STATES BONDS,
,uthoriI, by the Act Of March 1864, bearing date March
1884 edensbe at the pleasure OF the Government ser ten
year. ard payable forty year, from dse bearing interest at
Der cent year. payable Bonds not one hundred
dollars annually and en- all other Bonds semi Annually In
coin.
sub.cbers win receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
as they nay prefer and viii be required to pay In addition to
the amoun, Of the principal Of the Bonds lswfa money the
accrued interest coin Tor in United States notes tho notes
ofNsona Bank, adding 80 per for premium until further
no,ioe from the ls day OF March unit, tho day Of subscp
tion AMI payment, subscriptions be made bearing In
tee.t from date without the payment OF interest from tho lat
ofMareb. and preniiam thereon
The usual commission Of one-eishh OF one per cent w
be allowed TO Banks Banker. and Brokers.
Hea.r, william and John o'Bnen, Bankers, No. ~ Wall
St, ur authorized 10 receive subscriptions for is Bank
HENRY A. HURLBUT, President
A. q. ALLEN, Cssier.
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Dentistrr.

A NESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE,
N Being acknowledged by scientific TO be the ssls
agent BY Of wch teeth be extracted without palm @
INJURIOUS results Those who desire skul operation "a.
ved TO call or Dr. HOiT sole Msauiaenrer Office, Ne sS
Broadway, near e0th.s
n Bin furnish sufficient accommodations for bic
very extensive practice Dr. H0YF has leased the four.sry
building No. g7s Broadway lSshs, to which he viii res
move MsyL
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TRUSTEES:
SAM r. BUTTERWORTH, esq, President sf tho
QsictsiveY Mining Co.
ANTHONY W. MORSE. esq, q Morse h Co.
CHARLES LAMSON. esq Of Charles II. Marshall Co.
FREDERICK G. GEBHARD, esq, Of schueharat
GebbsId.
MATT ELLIS, esq., Of Boston.
JAY CADY, ESQ.,, Of Schenectady.
PRESIDENT:
SAN. r. BUTTERWORTH, Ess
TREASURER:
CHARLES LAMsON, ESQ
MnssRs. SCHUCHARDT GEBHARD.
ATTORNEYS:
NEssRa FOSTER THOMSON.
Books Of subsripon for tho purchase Of Shares Of his
Company S25 share open at our oce s5 payable
the time subscription, and the balance on May 1854
Attention "a called the letter Of sam T. Butterworth esq
who has lately visited the property Of the Company.
MORSE L Co.,
April S. 1864 No. "a Wilian.st., NewYork.
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CPENCER, villa a. Co.,
- BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 10 CONGRESS-ST.,

No. 70 CONGKESS-ST,
BOSTON.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL PARTS OF THE
NEW-ENCLAND STATES.
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS AND BANKERS RECEIVED
ON LIBERAL TERMS.
iNTEREsT ALLOWED ON BALANCES AND DE-
POSTS BY SPECIAL AGREEMENT
Particular attention given 10 the purchase and sale OF Lake
superior ind Cansdian Mining Stocks
Daily reports Of the Boston Stock Market srrshed s
pioation
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OYY1oH or THE GLOBE FIRE lxsrR,ycr Co,
Coz GREENWICH AND FULTON ers.,
NEW. ioRx, April -. 1904
A T. an ELECTIONfor Directors of this COM
N PANY held Tuesday 18th inst, the following gen
teuen were unanimously elected fo the ensuns year viz
Leonard Kirby Geo. w. Elder. Thos e. uoe,ehiua
ID. r. Martin James C. Gullck, a. II. middleton,
WIN X. 81 idmore, Thos. Reed, Simuci Hanna
John Castree. o. W. Bird John keyser,
Aaron Rutherford, Daniel L. Eoss. soses w FISH
Geo W gayase Gardner C. Yvollr Joseph Colwep,
Henry Elsworh, Walter w. Price, yohn hnssee,
Thos. raton, Samuel 4. Knapp, Joel d. inn,er
Cyrus II. Loutre, Wm W. Biuee, Aaron Ilanini
Rutsrn Suckcy. Gcorye Opdyke, Efinnghain Cock,
Wilson a Hunt W n Haveincycr, Chas. n. Ildins,ou.
VIM. A. Fowler, Harvey Weed krrs Wheeief
pnsiei Drew Nathaniel Smith, Fred Lacey,
David Wasstsf, John Romer, ~ man A. yseoous,
Jas ~. Benedict b. 1hrockmorton, Thomas l. buckley
l. M Luther r. X. Liyermore, A. Il. Csrponter.
Iohn j. Morris Robt Mclaughlin,
And The following gentlemen, viz CHAS. r. CREHAN
FRANCIS JENKINS, and HECTOR ARMSTRONG, were
elected inspectors for the NEXT Election.
And a subsequent meeting Of the Bosrd LEONARD
KIRBY esq, was unanimously reelected President
ALFRED a. REEN rs, SECRETARY.
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TlndnffaI.
CLrvrLAsp AND ToLSDo RAnseAD PC, Co.

C7LrVELAND AND TOLKDO HlILHUhD VI
r,x.,r,rp,s OyyIUy CLEVELAND, D., hurh 10. laSA
A SEMI-AkNUAL DIVIDEND OF = per
~ CENT free from Government tsI, upon the Capital
Ct n The CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD
c0Hp ANY has this day been declared by the hoard o. III
a. nsyabe ON the 2d day Of April next At te ONCE oil
49, FFRMILYE CO., No. A. WeDst, kew-iot cny,
and pn ?s; day Of May next and aer the latter oa's a.
tbe Companys Office in Cleveland =,
The Compsnys Stock Transfer Books VIII be eosed on
the Ism day Of April and remain closed until the loh day
of April. ii. =. booh, i1oeeu'er'
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ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE OF MINING CLAIMS
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA.
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5rsurante Companies.
W-YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREET.
CASH HCAPITAL.........."....s2eo,o 600,

This Company has been in successful opes'iou for
thsn III Rff YEARS, and continues 70 INSURE against
LOS and Damage By FIRE upon terms a. favorable similar
a. .situIonA
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL Losses LBERALLY ADyUsTED AAD PAoHPTLr PlID.
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t. s. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
j. N Y COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
OFIlcE, NEW BUILDINGS }
Con CHAMBERS ST. AND bRoADwAf.)
l
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $500 AND 500, CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS,
93OO FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

TIE United States authorities having in order 70 Gil up the
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising Of Recruits oF
that branch OF the service and guaranteed that Recruits for
che Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted on the quota
Of the places where they elect to Be credited the same as
81 they Recruits for tie Army the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bounty cash down, spOn their
being duly mustered into The service;
WHEN EEAISTIl;G FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
SIGV.
WHEN ENLIST1NG FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAvY....................... 5000.
WHEN ENLISTING FOR MARINE CORPS. .. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING A RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $40.
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oYTIcE OF THE RIDGE COPPER CoSPisYl
NEwNoEx April u, lse4 5
NOTICE ia hereby given, that an ASSESS
~ NENT of ONE DOLLAR has been levied upon each
share Of the Capital Stock OF the RIDGE COPPER COM
PANY payable at the office of the Treasurer No. 81 Ex
change. place New.Yort, the <th day OF May ueIt
Of stock be made AFTER this date, sIecPt on
payment OF the assessment
By order OF tho Directors.
w HART SMITH, Treasures
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DACIFIC QUICKSILVER AININ
Il COMPANY.

40, 900 SHARES. NOMINAL PAR. 800
10000 SHARES, OFFERED ON SUB IN
SIRlPTlON OV "o'
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limited STATES GOLD-M1NING CO.
u ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
CAPiIAL sfOCK. 81 500, ,O00, IN $4,000 SHARES
Oh $50 EACH
TKUSTEES.
wA WHITEWRIGHT, jr..........E Eew-Yok
WA. BOOTH............... New.fort
W. y. SCOTT. .Ee~-isrt
JAMES ID. flsH......... .....hew-f0rk-
W. h. OGbEN......................C Clboaso
II. II. B0ODY. New York
LOWELL HOLBKOOK........ .....New-fork
OFFICERS
w. WHITEWRiGHT, President
II. H. DY...............yio yioe,Pre.sdent
J. y. SfEPHENS... sec snd IreasW"
J. II. SCUDDFR.............Co .Conntet -.
Books Of Subscription for the Sale " $50 Shares Of tbe
Capital Stock Of this Company will be opoed the ofoe OF
II. r. Morgan Co., No. IS Wil.sm-st. on WEDNESDAY,
the 10th day OF April inst at IL O'Clock and osoe at
o clock p " the same day. . :,
should larger number o shares than that above indicated
subscribed for they viii be allotted by the Trustees
Subscription price $40 per share payable SJ At the time OF
subscribing. the balance on the call Of the Treasurer
The Trustees will Sl75 0SAs working ca-tsL
w. WHITEWRIOHT, E.. Pro.!de1t
Eew.YoTk, April IL, 1854
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Gorrcrghcn Notifies.
o. noAN' q.
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS. FOR 81, ,000.o GOO SOLDIERS BoUKT

FIND bUNDo.
<REINo y.TE BALANCE NOT AWARDED on BIDS
FOR s2Ooo,0o OPENED APRIL 2, 1851
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

80 Ear as is possible the use OF gold and silver till
the war ends, Or at least ill Wo return to specie
payments. He agrees with Senator Sherman in
one ibing-,hat the taxes must be increased II
possible
Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont, is also here. He Is
the exact opposite Of Mr.. Stevens in most Of his
financial opinions. He fayors loans, no matter
to what discount they may fall. lie opposes tho
use Of paper money 10y the Government, and
seems 10 thiRk it would have been possible to
have carried on this immense wH upon q specie
basis. lie Is undoubtedly wrong there, and Mr..
Chase was rightin taking the ground that we
must have paper currency to sustain the imme-
diate burdens OF the war.
Mr.. Sumner, hear, is expected in q day or
two. MI. Chase came in last night The mem.
bers Of Congress arriyi0g arc oudeavoriug to in
dugc the President to appoint Mr.. Chase Chief
Justice. l fear lie has decided In favor Of another
man. The Western Senators generally favor Mr..
Chase's nomination to the place.
Mr, Summers able article in the Boston Daily
AdrcdSrr upon the Florida case has attracted
much attention here. No doub! he is entirely
right in the matter Of prccedcnts, but the seizure
cannot easily be justified upon our own ground
as taken heretofore. 1 have no doubt whatever
as to the result. The Government will not Justify
the act IN aseG II there is any justification for
it, it is the allegation that the Fou34 had pre-.
yiously destroyed one Of our vessel, In Brazilian
waters