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Oyucs or hxs,sTAxT Coxxi GARY GIN. SCssrrsScl
70 4 STATE 81. Ngw YOax. Oct Z 1854

OYucs or hsnsTAsT CoxssAnrG GIN ov SCBsisrsHcn,
70. <srArEsT.. Ngw Yoax. Oct T. 1854
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Se8led Proposals u
~ duplicated viii be received by the undersigned tmfl
O'Clock p FRIDAY. the lAh inst for furnishing
issue the United States Army two hundred thsus'o
(e0O GO) pounds Of DHSlCCATED POTATOES TO be nss-
featured exclusively from sound potatoes Of the beat vre
and without sdsture oil any other ingredients toor
particulars sound and fee from sourness or unpleasant law
70 Be ground the reEsss Of meal sud Pked IN .
txt tin boxes containing sixty pounds net tbess
De packed Ia strong wrfn .de AID strapped wooden bex
Ia EACH win snnken aud bst.ered ends hksssmpe 30
age b- q, this ohice-
Propser. viii state where their manufactures are looss
aud will briefly descrbe their method OF and 80
cation s,sng also the De required for the vtA
processes Of msnu'sre. They Will also state now sooasy
u,ske their deliveries which must be free Of erpenses
che United stses the Subsistence Stor-house No. Sc
st. NewYori. It such other point In the city Of No
YORK rs may designated by the proper authority and nn
be completed before the end u November prorno.
E.ch preposer IL required 10 furnish sample oil nst
than three hundred s1d sixty pound OF hs own nanns~
packed ~ above.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be stscse<s
"a proposal and tho proposals. must be specific IN ooe
inx precisely With all Each bii 70 have con1e
ton must contain the written guaranty OF TWO response
names AZ follows; -.
any part the shove bid BE- sccep.ed 1t shall be dug -
ed according hs tros rurpor and conditions sko
written contract with bonds TO the amount OF on--ssu
the tho stores proposed to be furnished shall oe>
cuted required"
furnished BY the Cni.nd States. .
Contractors expected TO hold their goods. witnouS
Per to the United states until required for shpnent
BLrak, Proposals. oil BE- (svniahed at nisoGtee -
must iseios-d ~-re,cps addresed the usdsi
nd ,nSoyseS Proposes fer Sv1sssscnes Stcr-s" -
III. y. CLARK
Colonel. A. u. G. and A. CT
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Hle1irai.

DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re,
stores the lost power. OF Manhood ia four w-eks Sue
oeu certain sold cases 80 time. the quantity u
ore for - Crcnsr sent receipt Of ioar stamps. so'
Agent PHILIP ROLAND, No ~ broome 81. ons door ~e
from Broadway, N. T.
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.


~ osi.e OF the Laboratory Of DR.. J. q. Pohis.)
ls,s Of Jss. X. Chiffon Co,
No 80 Prince.si., corner q MoEc'r }
jaws e. cEHros n. y; JSLIc' o. PoHI"' d. De- Asa
''''''' "'' '"''''"' ''''" Nxw.Yonk. Jure Il. isa
have rn,de chemical analysis Of the Tropical Bs'A pro
pared by Messrs Csreuo Bros Co.. AID found a't.r
horonsh ersmuSiion oft that IL corposed exclusively oil
vegetable substsnce.prucpsy Of GYMS and T..iosPo-e''
ing dsCa,a to hsE when sfsn ne Or ap
externally It. s.ngent and healing properties being wei
'''. .ssn 10 'P A'm'''h Julius fpH foaF
Successor 10 Dr. Jn- X. Chiffon Co,
Analytical Chemist. 81
EswYo.x June %. l96L
Mn J. N IA c. CABRyso-D,1y Sir You said 10 nc the
fs,, time met: The 7Iopiea! Ha'nn u, most ,rd>'
(ul -edns in tie voyd-f rI cuyt yos-f! acts mDder!ors
w." Amer Suffering twelve ycars from piles which OF course
hsd become chronic presenting al the worst phases Of M
psrfu mslsdy such swelling Inflammation b-eing snd
olsp.us OF clusters OF tunos and usnz almost an ininy
Of so-caed without Ewing permanent benefit have
been cured by the II the Tropical Besa prepared by
Csrreno Co Bad my the effected
By the Of eight Of tho large bottles o. Tho remedy am
be be cured by proper Of your BAsarn. Ny grail
lads you Tor your vgt attendance and desire that
others may DO relieved from SUD induce i- TO certify 70
Ito virtues. ncose herein full s.seiaet OF my Gaze 10
,reamcn: ard that you may Il 70 dfuse the snow
edge Of your valuable medicine which believe ns 'pechc
fof piles Wishing prosperity. and sI,s succes. Ia bel,
ina the msl,ds. that sssh hsit TO- remain very tra,
We afe scqusnted with Mr. T. Townsend and have known
o, Ls s1erns from piles and believe the statement eontlncd
s, sIa HssKr Sass No 8s TaSa Ne. Ycri
Morn Parties whining tho l ststsnert mentioned IN mo
Mr. owuscpd as shove or Il ay be- procured by calling 1pOn
lin. He will be Rad TO meet any one sufernr NON pb
he will advise fully 20 the beet manner OF spPJ
Ing and administering the balsan.
The following from SIMON CAxkoHo e,q late Venezuelan
o. WEST 3srnsT. and 26t BRoiDwAY,l
NEW Yoax, sept. 0, i55, :
MkssHs CAxREso BROrafRs Co.-Geluemen; Prcsumsg
you win be pleased @ hear Z bsz to inform you that have
creates. Ny baby got banned, and wa not nee,
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EIRST AMERICAN

L,IItST AMERICAN
C COMPRESSED YEAST MANUYAcToRY.
Tho undrrssbsd hereby notify tho pablo thai tey hsye
tsb.hsd Mandatory Of Conpress-d Yeast This htle--
which in Europe l. IN g-u-rrl sell fresh daily osf
rel -four REQUIRES sboG pounds Of this sros when ~'
10 b. dissolved In warm water milk. Bsiipa wilt oy the
Yeast only he Jon. rUch q,cscr bet ss' We
considerably more tasteful. -,
Cons.ueI. ~ii oe furnished with sample Of without
chsige
Tks article viii be ds.vsrcd free In TIC city
DOEAU, STERN < CO..
Ncs 81 and ., 9Th Az, iGlh e.
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ALL DRUGGISTS sell the new PHRgNoLOGr.
~ CAL BUST. for lcasnors By Msssi'. FOWLER 4
WELLS. No $50 Broadway.
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Navy ufPAkT1Esr

NAvY DfPAklNKhr, -.
Euks,r PROVISIONS SD CiorEiNd Oc'epei . ioo~
DROPOSALS FOX PAPER - PropossD
4 .,...l I'D h,5oibsl "Pyoposss i5r Paper WI 2.
c.iv,d "a tis Blres u o'clock T. ~ cn the zS " NJ,
Occbo. in,.an. fog fnrni,hns aid delivering al We WV
Yga Proo.lr 4 Y. Do hundred Fcaws OF psref' .;yA
Tbs papo- 20 he vt,o. i3l inches by l6s inches 70
&c por 10 tie rran and mods x linen stock 20 20
~ nos on e,eh pss, leaving inch margin at the ''p
bottom and both s'des of e,oh psso =. .hs
SaAlpo 0. quality and OF the paper may DC ~r s,u
ofc al tho lrspeclo In charge ut lhe Navy Nafo ~
N.u.Y,rk and fliladsiplis aud At this bureeu.
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90 Ubcm it man Goncern.
SURGEON 0EnsRALs Ovyck,
WASHINGTON CJr. D. C.. sept. o. 1854 }
ARMY MEDICAL. BOARD, to consist O

4 n ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist OF
Surgeon Charles Tpler, u. 3. A., President, Surgeon
Wuisnu s. King o. 8. A.. and Suscon Glover Perrin, u y
A. R.csrdsr will meet o. Cincinnati Ohio, on the ~ o.
October ner for the examination OF candidates for admission
into the Medical STAT Of the United States Army and q sach
Assistant Surgeons for promotion - may ho brought before H.
Applicants uI be between twenty and thirty yesT o.
age and physically sound u
Application. 10 sddss-d 10 the Secretary Of Wa or
the 3uyzeor General stating the residence Of tho applicant
and dse psce OF his birth, they must also DC accou
psnied by espsctsbs oitiuo nas Of moral oisrscfs'
No made for tue orp-us-s Of persons under
going ,hs sTsmr stion 10 indispensable prerealss
to appointment ~
There ue now Ave ,sc.ncie. on the Medicsl Stsa
JOS. X. BARNES Sg 'gson General, u. - n
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-By order OF hear,
n Admiral HIRAM PAULDINd. will offer for sale on
MONDAY, tho 2Ah Inst. at " O'Clock No. .. sns Tfv{.
Yard Brooklyn. shout two hundred snd hfty Pecs~ "
OAK SHIP TIMBER, account u storage and chIfes'
u. D. Z. MARSHALL.
o. s. Naval SorriecPer
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Dansins Araoemfs.

4 DODWORTU'r Dancing ACADEMIES.
IA No. ,li Firm Az. cor HTu at. y. y.
No. ~ MONTAGUE bRooKLIs.
Muty, and Thug.dsy edn, sjsys aud Saturday, IN n J.
Tuesday. md ffiisys In BToosyn.
Att p. ior Children al III for Oentem.h CAL Tor
circular.
EER2EEOs DANCING ACADEMY, No. lhi
j Fiu,v Cs..,. Wednesdays sal Saturdays, a. p n.
Cifcaltrs may be bad 81 the Academy.
NAM. Is. DE GARMOs DANCING CLASSES
w a The ACADEMY. No. 81 N-s, lAh.t be,vscn 3.h
AID 9Th avs. Days and Evenings Of Tuition. WEDNESDAYS
AID SATURDAYS Young LADIES' Gisses and S,A~to.s u
y N. Gentlemen at D. M
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NIcCLELLANs MILITARY CAREER
vi REVIEWED and EXPOSED. The Military Policy
OF the Administration ~. forth and Vino osi.d Pamphlet
y naSes Prc. cents 50 per dozen fof sa,e at
THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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WA D--Scveral LIVING ELK and
w MOOSE, for which liberal psies viii 30 paid. Ad
assss J. v. BELI, 30 JlJ Bloas"sI.
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NOTICE.-All parties having claims against
~ IN, c,ns.r huboy Railroad and Trsnspo ration
Co. growing cot OF burning tho Shed snd Steamboat OF
raid Company the 10Th July .ss invited ~ meet a.
the Produce Erchinge Room Monday Dot ith At
fo informal sutus consultation W Vial stion Is sdvssoie
for tho prrsentation OF said claiua
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9ales bn Auttiot,.

WHY should auctioneers have anything 70
w do with the "TROPiCAL BALSAM.~ except uSans
and Tor dseases oil tho chest sndthros oee
sdvertis en,~nt under Z" Medical"
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VVW ADV EKIISERS.
Il THE WATERrOWNR Deity and weekly.
publfshed 81 Wstsrtown, jefferson County Raw, 10
Ssther circulation ofover 90 copie and s Advert.ing
Mediums uneqgsed by any Journals Issued IN Northern
Aoe Copestesehns every neshbohoo6 IN Jefferson Coun.
g. and large numbers u people the adjoining Counties Of
H. Lswresoe, Oswsgo and Lewis TERMS moderate com.
Rsfed With prices for AdyerDkin City JournAs Refer to
bihCLAfR, Publisher 1ib1re, to 8. M. PET.
ThHuL Co, Advsriisng Agents, kew.Yofk.
INGALLS,, BgOc8WAY BlOELow,
Psoprktofl
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. avs
ID Bwsy nearly opposite " Nicholas Ho1r--oho
WITT Aicon4er. by J. y. Cooley ConslgiIneo' sooe.
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printing.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 Fulton.
w s-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFAC1UHHk5
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rINHE CALFNBERG and VAUPEL PIANO
i FORrES Wsroroonn. 70 aud iOi Bloeekefst.. New.
yorS pssse ssua fox cifsGip.
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Mem Publications.

TpJrIINE t..fifyiux 10 the marvellous efficacy 81 the
"TROPCAL BALSAM for the speedy cure Of several iner
saI and external diseases sec advertisement undr eoiesL
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WILLIAM FlNCk 81 co. CHfSIEh SAW
w MILL AND CAR FACTORY. located on the De!
svars river below Philadelphia have ON band large STOCK
OF Oak and Pine Timber. and prepared 70 "a" os Oh
-. o. ,,d - lou rate. Vessel. oil the largest class can
,d al III. pier both Winter aud s1mme We are extensive
IL nr.-cd IN building Canal Hosts and are prepared To ould
I'll kinds Of Freight, Co.l. and Drn Cars
49, CHESTER. Dslvsar- 60, P-nn
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A L Nnw BOOK by "LNpn''- -,r
YaILPs with Elegant Stee Portrsi; OF TN. i""feo
Nan. a. -, In
Library Edition Gilt top, Post .....,...Prce - %
Medallion Edition Antique red edge Post Byo Prer ~ %
This volume contains sbou; onehaf Of ht fhhiI* 8
Speeches reported during the last ten ac have pee
for publication e earnest and repeated requests
Of the personal friends snd follower Of The Author
TAis oyk literary rriA YET DC ffa1ed % az
/msrcar Cassie and eonsideTeS worthy ea,o'ds y one
II he Gbie.f and pures: patriot q hets LHgfaHd"
sale BY all Booksellers in the Country or sent oy mail
tree receipt OF price by - - . ,,.,
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SEND FUR
TREMArNE BROTHERS
LIscoLy JOHNSON
SONG BOOK
yen you'd have the beet, Every piece written expressly
Ger this Campaign and adapted to popular and irar
Phce " cents flo per hundred c. NJ TREMAlNE,
20. lw WNhington.st =. Y. American Now. Co.. No. l2i
kssssast, and HORACE WATERS, No 48i Broadway.
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Sole depot FOR Psioubets superior Hsrmoniurns whole
sac aid retail Pncss 100 To $50 Instruments TO LET
J. A FELTON,. No. 81 BToAd~Ay. NswYofl
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done in the nnrO Of thO Republlcan party On the

done IN the nnro Of tho Republican plrtyi On the
contary since this corrupt corporation has become
National uuisancc am glad tI0t the American people
feel it their duty 10 ertiagassh a. Tie mnin argument
used by our citizens n favor Of thiS roai q, Is
Let i, paid n,o te Stto IreasTy 5s5ns 5i ~ ne he
tue canal there Was paid 6JG529 20 From ulTldeGds
Oh stock and Interest on bonds, S2iSO 10" was tns
qaid y the terms Of It's charter the road Pays no iaz
on ils immense estates. II charges ton Q0 cents OF
8yeTy through passenger end itson 5) cohts on oFt
run II merchandise. II other words tlis transit aHfs IS
,TjEtc levied on ali 9 yor.d which has iie teiSil,!
20 cross New-ers-y But Is u just thai MAINE ara "s
s9chrs It's ANA Delaware and Maryland, the EGst gid
tie West sEnl pay OuT taSesl Aew-Jersey RON nc!
Geographical position ought 20 be, and the monopoly ~
an and 80 Md he tho orchard Gnd the household geren
Tor Now.York. Massachusetts and C0nneoncus ileI
rcsOu by nature is beer than that OF auy oao IN u.
cbarj,v o5ler rejrbtnra, WfCye Ter farmers are now
saved one cent acre tax by transit duties
free raoad, kind1B competition Wolid aId I In I uoi
lars An nero 10 tho value OF lands nnd would utnP
tho vast mineral OF iron. zinc snd IEail'
ores New-Jersey could then look ber sster al "
face: size would become what che ought 10 Do .'.
what under Divine Providence. her people mean hGi
boa State pecpled by reomen VINO neeo ho piSn hopc
sight Of the tGg Of the Union. AS am caIt.a ~ NJ
with representing interests OUTSIDE o. ly oI' %
word. 70 this accusation shall DO isw 40 tRe nun
can d,jiborately mako snch eharge wien 10 - so wen
aware that ny course on tis question hss Deoi 10
as the day answer him that rather p' .a
damn" 10 tell yo1r master at HObokcn-Io"Au ~
St.ycns- that tie Senator from Camden IS hs loei.
IIs sonn.law MuscOe L. II. GeTnet Of virginia nn!
siiko hs lash on the back Of his sayo WI u
aes from Aecomao the nations eapit En' ln9
Of seryitudo viii soon be over and tst s"ss WI, NO
land where the voice Of tho oppfoss"r - no I,uLo
henrd forever NewJersey viii soon cease TO DO plan
taton owned by Rolroed King foT The day OF her sa
yation dravsh nigh God speed tie day. For ny sen
7 al notbirr from New-Jersey; nothing from my
country save that nv las. gaze may behold Anleis
yLat Size was but nov .he admiration OF man ana he
wonder Of the world. Irsf of poeery onJ sls, nv y.
when my epaph cones TO js written may y DC soc oi
me with business and truth. IN; !oEea piHcP's estr
thor power M scoratd tse AEiboy Hse'y nc Nds
rsILer O Coyysrkead nor a e0rGrS
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thrown BY the rejection Of the proposals whoh he
his party may present to the stockholders meeting the
bank will bo left as all other banks are le to the re-
spossibo control and management Of Its Board OF Dl.
rectors; tho vacancy occasiOned by the withdrawal Of
Mr. Opdyke from the Prosidchcy viii be satisfactorily
Gled. and tao Bank. under harmonious management,
Will We confidently trust realize the expe ectltions o.
prot nnl uscolness with which its stock was takon up
Ws doom it hardly nocossary or profitable to enter
in this circular which go feel shaud bo brief into any
detailed cIpcsitoB of the merits Of tho differ
onocs which have growa up between Mr.. Oplyke and
oarholfes Those stockholders who take sufficient In.
torres. in tho matter viii fad statement Of those af
fair, in a'dsvits put in IN to ho injunction
salt With which sono of Mr. Opde's friends saw ct to
visit us.
Suffice II hero to say, that Mr. OpdSks has appeared
10 labor uDdor tho impression that he had controlling
voice the Drectors that the Cashier must be suoA
psrson as no selected whether they deemed him suit
abo or not and not suoh person the Directors should
select. tAct In the selection Of other officers and en-
ployoos Of the institution his voice must control and
that ia general he entitled to dictate TO the Board
.ni Ia substance that the Bank was TO be under the
one man popv and that porr uIMssLr.
Neither tho legal rights Of the undersigned as Direct
ors their selfrespset their 6ny 10 the shareholders
their largo peounary interests in the institu'
ton, permitted them to concur IL these notions OF Mr..
Opdyke; and vita such diversity Of views between
them and him. the breach has naturally widened until
the necessity Of Obtaining another President has be-
como apparent. The undersigned hayc certainly
neither desire nor willingness TO do any Injustice to Mr
Opdyks md for verioaon Of this they believe they
need no voucher in tls community. or among these
stockholders. They hsve regretted the unfortunate
disagreement which has happened bu. cannot feel that
it is In any respect teir fault 1t with reluctance
that they to the conclusion that the substantial
interests Of the Bank absolutely demanded change Of
s Presidency. and ttey had hoped thss enJ teemins
oensvcness in compulsory removal OF their presiding
officer might be obvated by his designations but thas
hope being disappointed. Alternative is lef to them
The present attempt Of Mr. OpdJke da lieu Of grace
III submission for the time TO tho constituted authority
Of the Corporation. leaving open to himself II really
aggrieyed or II majority Of the stockholders should
finally be found in his favor that redress for which f
opportunity would bs afforded ct the next annual Cleo
tion to make radical changes in ths structure OF the
institution and to givs its management feature OF
dscordance which I, unprecedented is it seems to u.s.
equally In bad taste and regardless Of tho substantial
interests oi the Bank and Its stockholders.
BIZ Ur-rrox FREEMAN CLARKE,
| o. d. Z. GRANT, ". II. WEBD.
| DAVID Dows W. WHITBwmaHT, ,r
Nsp-Yerk. April D. ls6L
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lsos3s.s fo' 'S0 Te-f, Es p neni.,.... gfts%S "a
Sterling Bills eso qeossd i56aa ~, aol 30
ror Geld.
Th1 subscylftonl t. he IC.ft Loan received
70 doy az the Tin Ns.isrsl Pack ,roaut % s,s.soe
Attention Is caiiei 70 tts sivetisemen, ii
sne;aer ool0mH oi iss hartford Nin.ug Company oi
Michigan.
Subscriptions s,e Vow recAi,Gd bT TIE Tenth
Estonal AIa., No. 2io Broadway. to- lAs Iel.roris
five per ce1' ioas. gold bearing i,ndl
The Preston Coal and Improvement Com.
pauy u Penssylvanl, with saftl oi a. cc0 ool sd
rsrttse so 100 sLss o :Aei stoeh fof ca e ESQ ssre
j. s. B!scksclder, County Clsla Of Mont
so,ery colnty fpiEos. oi.h~ tnis-ma,'oa @: the
MoE'soiasry Csulsy BosGs rres - iis Ts,ic Hsite
dlroad Company -s TO Vhe has ssr cad isacy are
,O- ealo.
Tie following changes Eeve been msdc In the
oOnIGCs of reorganization oi 80 PhsLursh, Fcr;
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SATURDAY. April s-r. a.


Gold opened on The street at lG94@lG9s, and
sold at this rate unR the shipment OF s426,77o was
nosted when the rate 10 l5li From this point 10
fell 10 l7lt and closed steady Upon the street Stocks
rcre strong and IN demand. At tho Stock EzchoIge
all Government securities wers IN active requests
Coupon 6 oflssl, 4i; so Coupons. il2lSll2si April
aOa III bid; Certificates 99i TENNESSEE 6o 6.e62i
Nissou,I e.. 1904, Delaware and Hudson, 1910
e;9i, Central Coal s5 Cumberland, 50; Quicksilver
s25Ss3; Pacific Mail, c21i a2ce; Now-York Central
l43laA3I; Erie Railway, 1901 le6ii Erie Preferred
lllioli2 Hudson Ri'or lG0l olGoi; Harlem was eI'
cecdiugly excited. selling up to l75, cssh Reading
leI and much excited; Michigan Central l36. and 1855
seller 80 bid tor eny pGrs CT 5ooQ shares Michigan
Southern. ll5.; Michigan sonthers Guaranteed l5ofs
ISL; Panama 2i06245, Illinois Central. fS0l49ii
Ceatral Transit Company. IS Co. TIE feature Of the
day has been tho rally In Harlem 10 Ia. the stock clos
ing firm at ia There is sharp corner in The stock
ard higher raes ere predicted By hosc in the secrets OF
ts manipulation Fort Wayne made anotlcr eccentric
movement, and sold from 80 down 10 1885, rallied to
I4fl firm, All Governments stocks were sircng at the
Second Board and a. brokers' counters, and no S2Os
were 10 be bad uuder lloi The c<sing prices vere;
Gold III; Nsv-YoIk Central. 1881; Erie. l25i Erie
Preferred lIliI Hudson River, 1884, Harlem. l75i
Reading IC3s; Michigan Ceu;rm, 1911; Michigan
Southern, nj; Michigan Sotihern Guarartced. 1851;
ITnoi. Central Scrip, I47i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
l3o Galcna, 1885, Toledo. 1914 Rock Island, lHi
PittsbuTgh and Fort Wayne, l4li Chicago 1nd North
Western, 66.
This afternoons quotations compare as foIors
WITH thoss Cf she past reek
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tAd,estise.en,l
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NHw-YoRK.
To- wsn street, NJ. Y.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NHw-YoEK.
ro. w.n street. N. Y.
Dsns'el DepO.tery AID seal Agsn, Of United ssieA
NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PEE CENT loan.
Nv nraeons from the Secretary o. ,hs Trseeury, dated
Mar.A s 1885, this Bank viii receive aaossrptOr' for the
Ea,or 10 70 Five Per Cent Less IN coupon bonds regis
tered e.rhse- roi~rlabls afsr tea and psy,bs forty
ySs from date in esin and viii Ahs~ to bss ba1ks saa
brokers' the u,vd somssoa Of eighth OF per eeA.
Tai, Losn besr, gold interest, payable s~,rsaSsy. on
coaPss and rsssssd bonis of $50 aud over and sa
on bonds Of IN. dsremi.ssOn " 30 rad ies dolin.
II ss.sEidnG pnties requested 70 psy us Gsassd h
,srss, o fss, Of Asrss ,o The dog Of ssbss?,isu,
eSin n currency adAns afy pz ces. pr.mia4a-
The tu,sss this LoGn is psyssls Ne 6rst days
March md ssPssmbS In each .e~ The ssnZ ansssi Goa
pos. payable At ho's d-es ssd se rnx coupons ihs
SO sod sicc bonds ME psyabls III. first Of Msch
TAe s.s.,uy Of tho rreevry sl,s.s ss Instructions ia the
following wad,i
"ou the ,bove terms Ne rir-s r.eaai Bark of the City
o. New York Of Which you are PreS.s ath ss,d to
eess sobscIpon- tho hHeaal ~ - Loel, and 10 hepei
that it. sseioas-oa tue -rvscse AVID seti'e employ
SI' 81 rI.ss ss% ''s'' Ss,ras,fs, ~ "'S'sSa
""' IS ?. culss s.-e,av u iLo Tiscs.ury
"Ts = c. THoarjoE, ed. frliesas'
Ts sospo, bonds will .. ready ,l asHrsy early In Aprs
end rss Aiersa bosi, aboa tho srs. o. May
Rors.nnoss ssy be -nsls |. La-. Tssiss .O,o- Es,1A
Bsr. notes or In &sns sa, pa ia al atty sldnsscd
JAxn ouRrasr, cO~'r,r Fka sssiorri B..k.
Eer.Yo,k. AAFeh B, BSl sswYorh
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Ux,rrp WogKlEeMRy's ASSOCIATION

UNITED WogKEGMES's ASsOCIATIoN.-At @
meeting Of tie United workingmcns Association, held
Oh Friday evening al No. lS2 Hester street. Mr. Daw-
son In the chair Mr. shannon, Secretary, 1t was re-
solved o sond Messr. Murphy. Fisher AID Stephens 10
Albany present TO tho Legislature the petition OF the
working cllsses Of NewYoTk against tho passage Oi
Senator Hastingss bill One hundred dollars was
allowed for iholr expenses.