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4 1TENT4UN Sur KNIGHTS.
a 4 Stated Cenclsve, of Apollo Comunndery,
No.1 knights TeunEAr. viii be held at their Aey 1
Masnno len p}e, this 1Tuesdayl eveutns May Sd, ut
7H O'Clock. Work On tho orr er of the Z.
, 1864-05-03


ST. Louis May?, 1871.
Ton.cco-ss,es II hbds factory At sd:o91t.!o; q
do p npters do at f6s9116o; 10 do common shipping
leaf st 4i2-e0G6.u; do medium do et fl. .so3o0
do medium manufacturing do At fea-10sS9f5d-
FLounl,ull a.es $50 bb1s city XXX At fe.z5 136 do
1X At &775. Inspected. bead lined sul delivered ISL
do spt0g wheat \, sS73; 80 do sprtnG wheat super
$s.s0 2G do country branded A $3.50; l6o do tprlns
wheat super, &5.5o.
GxA1H- or Wheat tie sales embrace 50 aacka chofce
white nt &1.so; 7as do good to prime 1t Sl.6a91.1
rs do common At Il Is; 10 do aeUb at $Lslh ~ d
spsisg at $tf s9s do do It 267 do do 1t 81 50
Corn nrm: falcs rs sacks prime while 1t si.1+31e
8s do do mixed and yellow at u. ao5s do fall
mixed At 41lo ~ do mixed ut <1c9 s1a DO CONNER
$1n9 oats-sa1es, 5, eacka at oo>=c; 1,s2 dc
At nc and s. do at Mc. RYE and Barley active; ant
eaes 81 sacks in Btora =. *135: rs do 81 SIG dc
t1cs delivered; 1ca do epruK Barley 1t 5a@1.a5.
WHISKY dull and heavy; sales 20 bbls At $1ls; Ill
do At f1.12: 50 do 1T $1.12.
THovIst0Ns-Dason-We nots sales 50 casks mt
1900 ne. clear eldes, part packed, at lskc; 400 ns
Shoulders pseked, at 12Nc 800 bbls Hams packed
at lie casks aalt Hams. lie; small sales Ranp,
hu K. Ill Lc 2 h.
, 1864-05-03
EEW YORK CATTLE mARKET.
OPENING DAY.

INeported exclusively for the Chicago Tribune.]
NEW YORK, Monday. May ?. 1885,
DKEF CA1TLK-Wc have on aale at Allcrtons to-day
aE6head Of bui1ocks tho general qualitT OF which IL
ahots the syeraxa The weather is good and very IA
vorable for trnde which IL very e1ow and the a.ket
Ia tha hardest for druvers which had for mnuy
*ceks The top prices current to-day, excluding fau
CT cattle, or extra holiday beef oEe per ID, for net
weight, seller sinking DIAL, 15@1sc medium quality.
aay The average Of good fair drove at ca or 100 lbs
weight Illinois steers. l4K@15c. The lowest East In
c1nding light, thin steers and oxen H33c This
decline Of fully 1c per ID laet weeks psces and
6uEEP-1he Sheep market Is du1l. Compared with
last week, prleea are lowtr Best price, nre weight
n y, 11c for woolcd.
HOGS-TIe Hog market, compared with 1ast week,
Is dull aud over stocked a1h prices 1c lower The
range OF prices D. live weight, are s8skc tot corn
fed, and S18sc for d1stillng Hogs. The market Ut
thc close has yess d9ll asPect-
soLox RoD1xeu1.
, 1864-05-03
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
F.arce Movement Of Troops-Arres1 O.
fiac Fountain County a1otefs.

Especial Dispatch to the chlcaRo 11aonne.l
IHn1AxAPoL1s, MaJ 2
Thu 9Th lows, 18th Pennsylvania, and 11th Ina1'
ana len tits city yesterday for the 'front.' The 18Th
7ud1nna viii leave Evansville for Cairo on 1aes-
day. The a6th, s3d, and 3Ath 1ndisna will depart
Ibis week for the ifont-
The United sta.es Court viii convene IN this city
On Tuesday.
Governor Morton has appointed thu following
oace.s Of Indiana regiments: sd, CHARLES H.
Porter. Ad}utant; 9Th cavalry, George ". JACKSON
Colonel Of the 18th Indiana, to be Colonel; Major
Chsietiau Breck Of the 7h cavalry, to Be Lteutoa@
ant Colonel Of the 18th cavalry; Edward L. Cobb
Quarte1nastef
General Mansfield returned from Parka county.
bringing information that the militia called out to
, 1864-05-03


'14,cre ia still the hurried tread Of armed
.n,cn hastepine to the front There are ra-
,nors II the evacuation and abandonment Of
outside potts. too nniu1portant to Justify the
scattering Of troops. Thus the Texas cam
pa,cn, and onr hold in North Carolina Is be"
ing temporarily relazed. Eysry man is want
ed in front Of the enemy. Tho New york
Statc mil1tia IRE being called out The Ohio
State Guard are coming forward already, oSer
1hlrty.flve thousand strong. On the rebel
side there IL no less activity. Tne rebel GOV
eminent 4las pressed for public service all the
Southern railroads for thirty days. AL Is
sucl mastering Of war elements a. tne
world has never before seen, and the honr of
hattie cannot be far of.
1t is due to the zeal and enterprise OF
home organization, working for It's own ad-
vancemcut, to hint that the charming opera
given for touz successful night at Bryan Han
by the Chicago Mualcal Union is put on for
the Inst time tonight
A Chattanooga correspondent In letter
dated April 225th, etatcs tlst refugees just ar-
rived report that there orc only 81, 600 rcbe1s
at Ralton, 'dsg< Jnres Ad.ing 1sea toiaadFzsen
(" join L&r in Nrginid, anl thst 'fhe report
of thr refugees is, in the main, confirmed By
intelligence from Other sources at Federal
command" THIS Is rc1y important news If
the Inference he sustained by the facts. But
it Will not be the mistake Of our command
.<rs, this time, to infer from the absence OF
rebels at Dalton that there Is no daorerous
foe waiting outside to close the trap on them.
McPhereon's G0, 900 are reported busily test
ing the matter Whether the rebels have not
fallen back from Dalton to 1nalie stand a,
Atlanta We shall presently know.
Remember this The coming &'hcnarea
days" will etaud out in OUT history as thobc
Of tue great crisis of the great war;
and erery citizen called to carry tuBke,
during this period, need lsve no fear thai
any personal sacrifice he may make Will b&
without occasion, OF pass without apprec{a
ton.
OF course, there ore plenty OF men In NeH
York who would not hesitate to reap ia
profits out Ct trade with the rebels, in mn
n{tions whereby the very sons and nctglbon
of these yenders might be slain New Yor]
and the slave trade have long companion
ship III dark page Of history, and this is bu
5fe continuation. VIII these men be pun
ished If found ont, or Will 1t involve only til
expense of trip to Washington to burrow
way ont for them through Executive clea
encye The man who deliberately hands th
aesassIn l,fs knife Or who for conslderatto
n1sccs q lighted match in the hand Of the II
cendiaYy is not half 90 guilty as those VII
have been helping, for hire, the assassin
and fncendiazies Of the rebellion.
Hrtrad{er Gen. Ransom, the hero Of the II
,ont Ed R,ver battle, will arrive in this cit
, 1864-05-03

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ts1buns.l
CINCINNATI, May Z.
FIouR.-The market continues depressed LOCO brls
supernLe sold 1t $ts0, and 80 brls extra at $tlo
WmeN.-priees arc SONS that unsettled. Light
sales wcre made at S1.1s3i.eo.
Pnor1e1oSe.-There Is rather au active demand FOR
Mess Pork aid prices advanced &c. City held
trmly at $aes0 country $25.5os2s0o. Nota,g sraas-
pirne In bnlk bacon. but held with ra:h.
CT Increased nrmness. Lard nrm ut At 1oX, but the
demand il light.
GRocsa1xs.-Aarkct quiet bus arm. Co3es 1s held
ut I6K&31c. Sugar. the demand fs light, but h:1d
firmly st 10y 92c; hard refined a5@254. Aolasse.
nEr
, 1864-05-03

military Matters in Wisconsin.

MADISON, May ., 1854.
Cor. Lewis returned from Washington this morn
Ing He did not join With the other Western Gov.
erbora In thcir oaer Of one hundred day men, but
prom1eed the President that he would encourage
enlstmcnts Of srch volunteers In this State. with.
cut designating the number who won1d 70. Heck
pressed the opinion that troops Of that kind could
be readily raised here II needed. An order will
fssne from the Adjutant Generals Office on the
eub1ect tomorrow.
Forr orsspieed companiee Of the 18th (nev) re:ci
ment leave here at 10 o'clock Tomorrow for Aupap.
ol1s, under command Of Lieut.. Col Pier Major
lakin viii also accompany them. Col. DentliG re-
1aAtns here to complete the regiment.
The Journal tonight announces the accession O.
LII, Harlan N. Page formerly yous correspondent
tn its editorial slaf.
, 1864-05-03

sFsist the sherGin arresting the parties smplcs:e
Ii the attempted murder Of Mr. Lay, had aecou-
pliehed their nssion, hasing succeeded in Azzeat-
Ing from twenty to thirty Of the rioters near tho
Fountain county line. The militia was command
cd BY Colonel Budd and Captain Buchanan, who
managed the affair very judicioasIy. Noresfstanso
was made By either the accused or their fnends.
4 preliminary examination Was had before mag
fstrate, when len citizens and two deterters were
held for t1 BY the Circuit Court. Eight gave hail,
and four are In jAil. One Of the gang lost hts life
prior to the a,rcst Of his comrades, By the accident
al discharge Of PiEtol in his pocket.
, 1864-05-03
FROM COLUMBUS.
What Ohio IL Doing for the War,


[speGal Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune1
CoIranus> OHIO. May ., 1874,
To-day the Natioaa1 Guard Of Ohio reported for
actfye duty, under the 11o days' call, with greater
propptnesa than WIS expected Returns h1sc
iren received from al but 4s companies, aud the
etrcnssh 80 fat, Is ssia14 men, which VIII be it,
crossed to s., coo BY organizations yet TO report
0b1o,e quota Of the call is o0 0W-
r.hc draft viii commence here tomorrow. The
st.te ia about .G,CO0 behind
, 1864-05-03

The New York HIiIitf, IN H.,
Called @kxyr ~ De

HtffAto, Ahy x@Ha = reported that Gov. Sew
meuf has peen 1GS,aea nat call xill be made On
tie State, for three p,on.At' serYics nr o.
CHI to take effect On The 10th Of Msy. Ut which ts
ferYice. II IL stated thAt sone of H. Sssdo w..
haze a1rt.adv been notified. o041n
, 1864-05-03

Hall nuu Jae. +. Ho,ltns-seut On the following
statement to-dHs IRON Washington: = ..
"1.o,e quota due ffpm Mieeouri under al
cresif bs enstmeuis from Marcb 1stt Mch
Creuit hy enrolled 1nutiis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :, ~
Grtdit l'y veterans 1e-enlistcd. ...,...... 1,t74
Credit h$ coloscd tsoo2s.. 4, ,49!
Total efedita. 6,s57
et!H uie .i. rom Missouri t-.........-. $50
AL 1e ,eo eonnt districts have exceeded their quo
r. ,iisf ~ 81 "a ne cenniry dst1Icte goes to
1e:1o c1eu'1. p up TO tho 10th ApriI include over
| l,00 more; Thus the 9noia for the stats IL more
, 1864-05-03
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw York, May e.-The Ho7ld's New Orleans
LETTER reports thai the evacuation Of Tcxns by onr
forces has begun. and also says, report has resch-
Camp Moore, ninety miles from New Orleans, With
l50Ob 10 20 04o men. to move at once on Port uad-
son or Patton Rouge.
The Washington dispatch Of the New York 7smes
says: = Runo1s prevail that Gen. Banks ia super
eeded By Con. Augur."
, 1864-05-03

1op,sy11az, Msy e-The Nstional Typographi.
were Represented. The following officers have
been elected for the ensuing year: presidcnt 4.
M. Carver, Cinciunau; 1st Vice President, Y. l.
Smtih,. New York; Secretary and Treasurer, ".
F. Moore, Detroit; Corresponding Secretary, H..
r. Mnunr q fc11fF.
, 1864-05-03

FROM FORTRESS MON ROE.
Little Washington, n. c., Evacuated-
Four Hundred Exchanged Prisoners
fiom Richmond.
FoR1Erss MoSHoE, Mar 1.--Littla Washington.
\. C.. was evacuated bY our forces on Thursday
last. the troops theee being wanted elsewhere.
4 fag Of truce boat arrived here this eTening
from City Point with 100 OF our exchanged prls-
oneEz. No newspapers Or news could be OBJ
tained.
, 1864-05-03

DrnrorE. Iowa, May s.-Recrultius for the one
hundred day service is going OF here zaptdy4 The
companies are 1llsng up. Dubuque vii do her
duty In this emergency,
, 1864-05-03

The following preamble and resolutions were
nesecd unanimou+1y BY Lasal'e Council No. II, u.
L. a. ~ "~1 E, B, MAsox. Secretary.
UuxnEAs, The LOYAL people Of de United States
ere engaged in deadly. struggle With an iesaFent
Zoe eeekfng the overthrow q Aoe71y ana 1na aG-
WnEcFas. The poliey OF President Lincoln, as
mt NTH ii his Emancipation Proclamation, u
talcuIa1ed to ajd In restoring order and esfaolsn
~ NMtBEas. The expounder Of this policy Is the
rrcncr perspu to carry It into effect: therefore.
so I'd That this Council Is IN ~ 1aTor 1s o. "a rsa r.
riere nn1selyes ae its members 70 use all honora-
lie Iceus tn hcrnre his nomination for that hlgh
trrst. .,,,.,.
tAc CEicat.p TfiLxne,
, 1864-05-03
NNAGUIRE'S COMPOUND. EX.
NH TRACT
H1Y9EETf III. /

be.b here and throughout the armies or the West
anG Sc nth, remedy tor p1arrhna. nys.nterg.
lie 1tceesity or adv er1tnE It IN .hi* Ct II hat
thrre are many strangers u our nldst WHO may be
cha1ee 81 climate; Eater or food We woald rsuna
tae nat nj Eli E e. e
Gen: F1tz aens{ warren: q u Vols; Gel s. +. tQa:.
e5nsreT. .. +. L. Gspts HORT. C. s., Asmy of sSs
Cnmbe1lsa9, sndA; 8 Mephan y pro, E2: y, Mo11a
Chemists sno Dfnaxfsts. sonthwcat corner Of secoad
and O1tre s1tets nd sold hy AN asnxg!sts. Bevsze
for sale wholesale by 3. sCOV1L, IS Handolph-st.
enHc*H t6t $HfATVX8ret
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Nf1n Embellishments.

CHICAGO CITIZENS CORPS,
oCo. F. III. Vol. Militia. Y0u hereby ordered
70 Aptear at your AEnaorJ, In Garrett Block. day
tTue6day> at oclo:k for Street parade. Also o.
Wednesday evening to attend IN Important buai-
ness meeting. Every member. old or now. is expect
Cd 10 be present.
Per order c. z. S}ECL AIR.
uySS4Ilt Lieut.. ConhE.
, 1864-05-03

NV YonE, Mny 2---The Commercials Fortress
Monroe letter says: Gen Wessels' command ars
at Eaulsbury. N. C., En- Foute to Richmond. Also.
that the rebels have evacuatcd Plymouth and nit
Eaetc1n North Carolina to swell the ranks Of Lees
nfny.
ann1oeptet, are with Gen. ". F. Smith.
, 1864-05-03

i Of Union Park, ana s,tazsas ss - M,,oE T. that
tnS ~ ssT exnfrssed 10 their resldences can have
theis orders promptly snd ss7e4nA3 1f:tnaed e br
leartng them at the Office ot b r. q ssste
etreet "RFe%srR
, 1864-05-03

THICAGO LIGHT GUARD.
~ Yon are hereby ordered to appear at yonr a.:
tnnEy In Lincoln Hail. tLis tTUESDAY,)It o'clock.
sharp, tor street parade. Every menbor muss post
u.seSsS-it j. H. WILSON. Can't. C7m-
, 1864-05-03
THE REASONS ARE OBV1

Ever1tt's. 151 Lake ST., cor. Of Lasn}fe,
Is tile popular Photographic establishment q the
1tY-nc pctp,et low prices. access easy. {nnlT one
pstr Stairs. Every attention shown cn ~tn,1e:s
'artta dc yis5te only - nes DOZEN WM. ". EVEN.
ITT Pronrietor RAY MAS, 0pera'or. ma3ee331t
, 1864-05-03

HEADQUARTERS CHICAGO
i i CITY GUARD, Fi1at Regiment Illinois HllItia.
Chicago Apr1l 3osh. taA.-The officers. uonconmts-
eened officers and pttyAtcs nf this regiment viii
port lher se1yts tie Ar nory ~ O'Clock. sharp.
On TUESDAY. May 3rd. fully armed and equip.
ed for street parade By order.
my1eI72S.net JOHN l.. q HAvC0CK. Col. Com.
, 1864-05-03

U DEMOVAL-Erickson d Knkeby
J. b hsve removed their Boot anl Shoe Store from
thfir Did stand On The corner at CLARK and Madison
st1efte to their new etore III South Dearborn street,
three doors sonth of Madlsop where they Will be g.at
m tee their old pat1 and the public generally. Par
slcalsr atteI ton GtTen to c1ptom work.
1Ss-btact
, 1864-05-03

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The Dtrcrt1rg Of tps FIRST NATION Al HAN E haze
shis dax declared nro rata dydsrd r. ea1aiii e
fibif Bank fre+ AZ Govesrmept tax. payao1e on a1d
after the j3tk inst. In New York Exchange.
m. sefst E.. &. BREASTED, Cashier.
, 1864-05-03
T. N q Z ~ II
AT A BARGAIN.

Cylinder sixteen Inch boEe. thirty lnch .trose1
fly Wheel copper flued heater, steam pipe, governor
aL1 connections,
All in Good Order.
Nav he seen at Michigan Mills, State street. ncaE
Sixteenth street, apply at E9 South Water st;eet
mye-eisl 3tnet HAWKINS d ttiAfAAN.
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character of General Grant.
From the Z. 5. Service Magazine."1

Grant is a brave man, not only fearless IN all
necessary exposure of his person In battle, but
cool. calculating, and clearly administrative IN
danger. \ splendid ~horseman, ana OF great
personal endurance, perhaps he ls seen TO best ad-
vantage on the field OF battle directing the move
ments. He is true a man, true IN Ills aims, and
i'm his adherence TO them, true In speech and IN
act. He has no tortuous policy, no subterranean
Movements He does not parade ms thoughts,
indeed, and he does not mean one thing and say
another. He has no talking gilt, and he cuiti-
Yates silence, which, if speech be human, the
philosopher has declared TO be divine. He is no
boaster, no temporizer, no dreamer; he builds no
Arcadian castles. He is simply a straightforward
actor. between his thoughts, words and deeds
there is an exact accordance and very often the
thought and deeds dispense with words-always,
when possible. He is a man of strong will and
great mental endurance, not disheartend by
disaster ; always ready to repair ana retrieve il.
Vicksburg in especially demonstrated this. Re-
pulsed at the north, he tried the cut of. When
that would not do, he landed on the south.
Threatened by the rebel armies gathering in his
rear, he besieged the town. Repulsed in his
attempts to storm the works, he pushed forward
the siege, and at length Vicksburg fell, because
Gen. Grant adhered to his purpose. He is q
generous man, ready to give full credit to his
co-workers and subOrdinates. lie scorns TO re-
ceive praise which is their due, and tells of the
invaluable aid and cooperation of Sherman, Nc
PhersOn, and others, with no stinted eulogium.
With such u general, men can work for such q
chief they will do all in their power. He is an
unambitious man. This needs a word of explana-
ton. Ambitious men seek, as the great end Of
their labors, self-exaltation. Grant has thus far
worked for the good of the country. Each battle
has been for the good of it without Interior view.
If God sends honest fame as the reward, he does
not disdain it; but it must be a sequel, not an
aim. Heaven preserve him long from this { : last
inirmity of noble minds" 1t ruins all it
touches. 1t has already paralyzed some of our
best men. In a concluding word, he is a strong,
iron, living, busy, honest. capable, selfsustained
commander, who will plan wisely, fight terribly,
follow up his victories, and leave the rest to
Providence, in whom, after all. must be our
He has large and varied talents. He has
what Guizot calls = the genius of common sense
and with the power and determination to 90
ahead" which we have lacked more than any
thing else in this war.
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plantation, near Hilo, q man of education. and
L should judge very liberal" in religion and
politics. Mr.. Dowsett, having lived here from
infancy, (born at sea- is more identified with
the Notwithstanding made a fortune here-and
understands better their characteristics and their
wants than any one in the islands | can name.
He is decidedly liberal in his politics, but unfet-
tered by any governmental ties. Mr.. Wood,
a half-caste, is a new man, but is said to be in
favor of putting the natives on a footing with the
whites under the lave. From the other districts
the reports come in slowly, but / Judge that the
Ministry will not have a working majority in the
Convention, and that most, if not all the impor-
tant amendments proposed will be lost. Mean
time the meeting of the Legislature is postponed,
the Finance Department will be, after the Both
instant, without an appropriation bill, and q
large portion Of the circulating medium of the
country locked up in the treasury vaults. This
will make times hard ON those whose credit is not
good.
ARRIVALS FROM SAN Francisco.
This being the - summer of our discontent"-
hot, dry and dull-we look anxiously for the pc
riodical arrivals FROM your metropolis of the
Pacific, and yesterday we were enliyened by
three, Young Hector, Shakespeare and Yankee.
Now is the time for summer aunts TO tine other
islands, and the great volcano of kilauea, ever
active, is the great attraction.
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fOreian A0bertistmnts.
Notice.
vENHE COMPREHENSIVE IN THE BANK.

VENHE COMPREHENSIVE IN THE BANK
ING BUSINESS heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly, Of the city of New York, and Joseph 4. Donohoe, VIM.
c. Ralston, and Ralph 5. Fretz, of San Francisco under the
name of EUGENE KELLY X Co, New York, and DoNOHoE
RALSroN & co, San Francisco, will cease on the arst day of
July, 1854, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Donohoe Withdrawing
from the copartn-rship.
The business will be settled in New York by Eugene Kelly
and in San Francisco by Wm. c. Ralston and r. s. Fretf.
Depositors are requested to hand in their books for settlement
at the banking house Of ponohoc, Ralston g. Co.
EUGENE KELLY,
Per J. A. Douohoe, Attorney
JOSEPH A. DONOHoE,
WN. C. RALSroN,
+. s. ERETZ.
san Francisco. June Is. 1864.
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V1SHE NDERSIGNE CALLING ATTEN
= ton TO the above card, give notice that on and after the
first day of July next, they viii Continue the business of the
above copcrtnership without interruption, at the old banking
house of ponohoe, kalston s. Co, in this city, under the firm
name of FRETZ X RAiSr0N, and in New York by Messrs.
LEES i WALLER, No. 33 Pine Street, and that on and after
the 5th day of July next, they, together with n. o. Mills, J. b.
Thomas, Louis o. Earl, VIM. Norris, J. Whitney, jr, o. +.
Gifln, a. j. Pope, Herman MicheIs, Frederick Billings, George
II. Howard, H.. F. Teschemacher, A. Haywood, Moses Ellis,
A. b. McCrery, r. NJ. Jessup, Samuel Knight, A. c. Henry.
j. c. Wilmerdiug and Vim. Alvord, of San Francisco, and
Jacob Korn, of Portland, Oregon, having become for that pur-
pose duly Incorporated under the laws Of this State, will carry
on the business of banking in all Of its various branches, at the
same place and through the same agency. and upon the basis
OF a Gold and Silver Currency, under the name of
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
D. o. MILLS and wM. c. RALSTON will be charged with
the management of the business of the Corporation.
WM. q. RALSTON.
K. S. FRETZ.
San Francisco. June Is, 1864. 424-
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.

The following letter we find in the San Fran
cisco bulletin of July Is. 1t contains facts new
TO some here, and is withal so cleverly written
that we give place to it in our columns. The
writer Is evidently well posted in current events,
and states his facts yery fairly
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vY,HE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE

So Pine Street.
CoRREsFoNDkNrs IN LoNDoN.-BANK or LONDON.
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Il that the above named Corporation has been organized for
the purpose OF carrying on the Banking and Exchange business,
in all its branches, in this city and with the interior OF this
State, the neIghboring State and Territories, and with Mexico;
also with the Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
Indies for which they are provided with ample facilities, and
in conformity with the articles of association will commence
operations on the 9Th day of July next, ut the banking house
now occupied by DonOhoe, Ralston x Co, corner of Washing
ton and Battery Streets.
With the view of giving TO the business OF the corporation all
the efficiency and prompttude of a private banking firm,
together with that confidential seclusion Of private business
matters so generally desired, the immediate management Of its
affairs is committed exclusively TO d. .. Mills and WIN. c.
Ralston, as President and Cashier respectively, to whom, or
either of them, the customers of the Bank will apply on all
business matters. The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees
will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem il Advisable to call particular atten-
ton to the following peculiarities of their organization. which
are positively binding on its members
FlRsT-Sales Of its Capital Stock can be effected only after
due appraisement by Stockholders selected for that special pur-
pose and the Trustees of the Corporation have, In all cases,
the right to become purchasers of the stock appraised at the
appraisement, for the benefit of the remaining Stockholders.
This restriction is printed upon each Certificate OF Stock.
SECoSD--Loans cannot be made 10 Stockholders, except upon
colaterals other than their Shares in the Capital Stock OF this
Bank.
D. o. MILLS. ~. Il. THOMAS,
LOUIS MCLANE, THOMAS BELL.
WM. NORRIS, "A. J. POPE.
JOHN .. EARL, 10. +. GIFFIN,
HERMAN MICHELS, JAMES WHITNEY, JR.
W. g. RALSTON,
San Francisco, June IS, 1854. a25lm