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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
TRANSPORTATION.

Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock carried
with dispatch. ut the lowest rates.
W. H. HOLMES, Gen'l PAS "a gent, Chicago
ENOCH LEWIS Gcn'l Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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THE NEW OPERA By THE COMPOSER OF FAUST.
After long delay|and unumerable postponements, NJ
4orrod's new ofera Mirelle, was produced on the
x5th utmo, at The Theatre Lpique, Paris. The
plot Of tho piece appears 10 be OF the very ann
pest Character and is founded upon poem in the FRO
yeneal eiaes by local bard, NJ Frederic Mstral MI
rse she heroine s in love with Vincent, who is poor,
but Der father wishes her TO marry Ourrias, wbo OF
course is rich. Che refuses Ourras has an encounter
wish Vincent, him for dead, fies away in terror
and remorsc; and Ii drowned In cfolsing tho Rhine
nrele meanwhile has gone on aplgrmage TO the Church
q tho Iros Mares to pray for ner lover On the very
threshold Of the edlce she falls from sunstroRe, and
Vincent, who has recovered from the attack made
spon him. arrives Just in time to clasp her in his arms
before she dies. To employ five acts in unraveng the
slender skeln of this plot gays the Steele, III was ab-
soutey necessary 70 draw out the thread TO the utter
known 20 some and OWNED BY others from the very first
word The natural result is tagging attention which IS
nents. We reduced to the necessity OF Occupying
ourselves with the most rifng detathe expression q
e would be impossible give analysis, however
oancs OF all the pieces which form the score OF NJ Gou
enough We content ourselves therefore, for the present
with citing the prominent. passages which are easily
10 ey a was mere
hsuse better disposed. Simultaneous applause
% encourage the G;s, and do honor to the composer
Every note had Its ciaquesspontaneous ciaqueSs, II
nrh.. DO no, csnsurs; narrate." The writer then
speaks in very warm praise OF chorus in the first act
Chantez, chantez, Magnonarelles,) which be says Is
Sc veritablo treasure. charm aud bou-smpe as the
subject which inspires it, lively and gay as picture by
Leopold Robert" This encored although introduced
three times In the OF the act After enumeatog
ether pieces which obtained the honor, the
writer says ;---'I repeat it, can only form
superficial judgment at present left the per-
fcrmance with my mind confused. under
threat or torture we're absolutely compelled
70 speak out, should say that inspiration breathes
generally through this work DO not ask more OF me,
and permit me to postpone my for week, like
the Judge in court Of appeal when important case Is
eoncerncd." The following $ paragraph from the
TEMPS about the opera" The first acts very
voraby received at the fourth act the action appeared
% sugush and the conclusion Of the piece seemed little
satisfactory We did not expect 10 see Mirele in an
agony and half only 10 die for good with the
role object Of proving that the father and mother ought
not seek dsunite which united by love.
3he score will be counted amongst the best OF M.
n
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Foreign YheatrtcaIs.

A new comedy by Dumas Rls, called LAmi des Femmes,
~ not succeeded at Paris The London theatres are
celebrating the Easter holidays Almost every establish.
sus has Its play, farce burlesquc extravaganza
Mr. sothern win shortly appear David Garrck, in new
shrse comedy at the Haymarke Bouccault has com
peted ~ Irish drama, called the Rapparce. DR..
Noeenhal the author of Leaan honor which is pirated
~ half dozen people here--has written new play
for Miss Bateman, and she win appear 10 y as soon
= Leah falls 70 attract Barry Sullivan IS stl at Mel
oCurnc doing splcnddly i. Emery and Mccquard have
soncocted drama called Julius Cesar in order TO pro-
Auce u At Paris simultaneously with the publication OF
Ne Eperors book get the advantage OF the
1so Fecher has recovered from his recent acct
cant, and once treads the stage.
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Personal Intelligence.

Frank yize,ely the correspondent Of the Illustrated
London Negs, has returned TO England from the rebel
DlAtes where he has been for nearly two years His
0pinion that the South will be conquered The
women keep alive the warlke spirit. This gentleman
y artst end poet.
American lady tainted lately while being presented
- sne Empress Eugenc 10 Paris II was considered the
tAppipg OF all compliments hitherto paid 10 the imperial
oswer Of France
Sir Rowland Hills retiring pension from the English
Post once Is two thousand pounds year.
Klapka has (March 23) left Marsees with hundred
and nfty volunteers. He has gone to Genoa.
Marshal Won Wrange has sent TO the Crown Princess
q Prussia . Danish cannon ball which fell near the
Crown Prince while he making reconnaissance and
Der Royal Hghncss has caused che ball TO be placed in
Aer drawngroom
The editor Of the supplement TO the Hamburg journal
which announced the death Of tho Prince Of Augusen.
burg bas.been condemned to ortnights imprisonment,
the two printers each TO one week Of the pun
bhment. From the investigation into the AFFAIR II ap-
pears that the paper which announced that the Prince
had found dead 10 his bed the Thursday morning
was composed twelve hours before that event repre-
Dsntsd 10 have occurred.
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Obituary.

NATHAN CLIFTON,
Qged 1o5 years, months and 10 days, died at his
R0sdence, near Marshfcld, MISS uri the 7th ult.
Mr. Clifton In Salisbury district, South Carolina,
On the 25th day OF December, 1885, and though young
NheD Corvallis army entered his native state, he
volunteered his services in defence Of bis country and
entering Colonel Turner's regiment be faced the enemy
- several well contested fields lie survived the war OF
1I70 and lived 10 witness bis adopted state the scene OF
evil war.
REV. DIR. BRANDIGEE.
UncA, April s, 1864
Rev Dr. Brandigec rector Of Grace church Episcopa)
lied this forenoon, after an illness OF only two days.
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IN they dneged him away and hanged btm 70 tree
naor his house. me soldiers got away and reported

IN, thsy dragged him away and hanged bm 70 tree
neer his house. me soldiers got away and reported
~ facs 70 The commanding officer Of tho regiment.
We have fine weather In New Orleans.
The Alabama, from Brownsville Texas, arri-eo here
,ss evening She brings from that quarter Of
mtereet me following 10 from the Brownsvie Jognos
Of The 18th
IL is curious 10 observe the movem ants Of Texan
yaneers About one half Of them who Come IN eagerly
sake the oath Of allegiance and 50 staghtway to tne
She next day They not want 20 loco an hour, but
svrce the greatest pleasure 10 en sting under the stars
yhe oath and then want No h some uncle or
isant restives the free Staes Having sneaked out
Il Reuedcm they row want 20 hide remain peutral.
Many Of chem who have scrSed two years in the rebel
army have the sublime TO ask for free pas
uage up North their friends. They have no idea
Ihat they ought 10 help TIE government they have out
ysged but rather that rAey ought 70 bavea penso6
MViha down their
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COAL AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

i COAL AND IMpRovEMENT COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
N'pA'' G0i0o SHARES, FAR s5d.
OFFICERS
WILLIAM q im1ooso1kEHEAD.
GEORGE Sssa 'S ) roRREsr.
HENRY MOORE sF fenpssyapia State Treasurer
DAVID CRAWFORD. jn Gr'n Ozark Dodge Co.. NJ y
WILLIAM 9Se !. GNseosoSnEnEAD.
OF the Fm T # 5sy e0Gs s6 SS Philadelphia
Vice President fhaM s1sisd companS fla
Of Re eSf Tsf W e. H LIE r g. Forrest Gre sa
SPENCER Of he ' d H Of speacsr Via Co., boston
s WHETHER kEs 81 f,hks
's
lying within lie sreat Mshoney Coal BASIN
with the Sirard lands Of The city Phads 9hia BroSk
estate and other large and productive coiees OF this rich
The large coleries by this company have AL the
part Of first breakers machinery miners houses
T6ecompany is entirely free from debt Of any kind.
estimated aon mat ne c 20 w earn
ssns sa Z sa me- e Pc Of s Ss S pay al d
'.v.'' Ons pTRASsr oKsATIoS .0Ds' .s = x
"a ws sf siso Il
Mshoney ana Isroad Mountain railroad (which runs
through the entire length Of the esae distance lO miles
The asra q these roads to each coery opened
We authorized subscriptions for the limited
number Of 10000 shares Of the stock Of the above Company
He% YORK. = an mat WIN De 0erea TOT SUBSCRIPTION IN
per share is payable at the time Of subscription aud
have ae,,atGn whatever in ealing the attention Of
The books viii be open at our Office on WEDNESDAY.
18th April instant
81 Wall street.
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ITO MISS wELLINGToN:-
ii 1f your fortune you would NOV,
To Miss Wellington you should 60;
she never fails 10 tell you True
what Fortune has IN store Tor y0u'
Husbands, intemysrate or untrue
She will restore faithful 70 ycu.
FOR love, good luck IN business sno
A talisman for life viii suaranNe.
Call n ron can, n not you'd pem.'
Consult her Immediately ~ ,,..s,
This beautiful lady, gifted anu use, An /.
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OFFICE OF THE PITTsBURo FORT WAYNE AND
~ Chicago halfway Company, April 1861 IDiyidend On
depa cant "a ,he capital stock q me company
e esp ,he whose s oca
rM,,. "a q May sns remain closed un,l 10 o'siocs
NJ on the 18th day May oA F !, SIdsT s. hs
W. II. BARNES, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TIE ~ ST. SIcHoLAs INSURANCE. COM
Election election Tor directors q this company,
o G rasss he he a. A n
''0'A A. 0' ''u'' . Join III g. SOARING. Secretary
BELMONT GOLD MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL ssoOoOo
PkoFERfY IN coLoRADo TEKRifoRY. ~
AUGUST BELMONT, WILLIAM D. DUNCAN
5s4 I 4 s1kLow soSs sgT & sTTlfS5
wILIIAs i, NDtScAS.
ED Wa IS1s c6Sxhp.
August Jsr'i BEEaosr.
WINTHROP issisrs sxhoEsr.
'''t VIZ s SSHS fS Z sS5fs.'''
DUNCAN Sienna SHERMAN CO.
sowppo,s; LAnsocqSEs 4 SARLow. New Yorn.
SA' AHr0srO sII " ss Mns,sc COMPANY.
egg sS sAEE 81 FAn - Saon
ISSUED s0 AID bhF s ok CLAIMS
SAN y I's s:s fr..a.u. ., III. Qus..
As!SsiS9s Y, ySsSS!Ess%Ss ESQ, :, Morse g,
sRHpEEs tAssaH SAs II ss ssss-a
5 nHTf Ca h5Eif ss e.. 81 s set sss,ss
sAx r. Bu1T1TfEssssws55 arH, Eco
CHARLSE 5' fsssoas, Esq
xe..r. scHuch ssis61s eEBHAnpr
Me.m, ros Hfsasf1 %sb THOMSON.
8 4: =
who has lately v scs Il gS z w M
visited Nine ia tbs on,h Of Dec.nscrp sss seso,o
PANIED ~ Guido kus,e me MsaiSrsis,
he orhir worss saihor Of Valuable
sssSy 's as ep sss sssss ssss
The nine IN sona about see ~ m iss nUps
e s o Ss ss S
Iii a. az :. S & sc o. LS
vsopng The mine enough however 10 discover Inc width
OF The lode and mine the qualify ami yaius
oftbe ores
wh,re The SHAFT sunk the vein from four 10 sx feet
wide between lime rock aud garnet running and west
ind eshbs raena or nphafst Of lead carbonate u lead
rrc blend copper pyres the richest sulph
lead asayng hundred and Ave doll per Ton me
vein has psos reeed about hclf mile MI kuFei IN
letter addressed 10 tho san Francisco kays"The
San Antonio lode arpoarN where tie Bhaft 10 sunk rood
wide Of reduce ~ ere, and will pas on an
average according The proportions Of the deren I'd met
seventy 10 ninety dollars per ton behave trcre
abundant supply OF this ore. snd that by expend
ture Off comparatively small OF money, tho mine can
be put condition to produce forty tons cay. ths
eighty dollars the pfoiukt
Of The mine wouh three thousand dollars day.
The entire OF mfr ine and reducing of ore Win
not exceed twenty dollars.
On the premsep. about lwo hundred yalds from the SAP
Anton lode, northeast direction, there rich
copper lode sin feet wide the ores which obtained
n lode eonsidefed fair average aseyol ~ per cent "
copper and NC In silver Miners Dc obtained IN
pnmbsr u ths pmedate yleing about ten dollars Eer
aant rom the Nine consisting Of small engine and two
yufnncoA There abundance or and water for
VI purposes on the property cousldc the San Antonio
very VALUABLE oliver Nine Ii worked With sk energy
kAM :. yrTTEBwoRJu
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MILITARY AND H,AvAL.

"A win get s77o $500 W. ~ ,oon ~ .csanes 10
SSS@ aoRDo il s .es .R sld p .s s's Apply
Ios,h eemep. Second Durees zoaayes doing pro
.es - -
Broadway ''
DASH BOUNTY OF s4a, IN HAND OVER
a ~ or srses sekse or ana ns shai
=" . ~ '''"a"-S' :" 80 ''S'' F. KoULDINo.
A CAPTAIN. NOW IN THE CITY, DESIRES FOUa
"a Men for segeants and corporas this day fhe argsst
BROOK. Dey street. one door from broadway.
ALL HANDS Anoyl-YAvy DRpArRTMENr-ABLR
n and ordinary ssamen wanted immediately $439 cash
bounty paid y RECRUITS also wossa Tor .n e m s
cash al the Naval Department Agency 247 Broadway
f,uNsoArs.-ss CASH IN BAND TO MARINE Ar.
All tie soantes AID p II money worth Clothes,
pd u shppn aEo o chatham see I'D
NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE,
Entrance Broadway. }
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
The following are the pecuniary inducements offered;
SsfS tTn Rd bnTMTY cash as %
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, additional. ... 100 w o.
-- IT'S 90
rolal.. $40 90
Applications to be made personally at the Office of the
committee
person bringing recruit for the to this Office
VIII receive county premium Of $40
& GODFREY GuNTHER Mayor
MATTHEW I BRENNAN, Comptroller
ORISoN BLUNr Supervisor
ELIJAH e. PURDY. Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED. Supervisor.
GEORGE OPDYKE Auxiliary Member.
oR1soN BLUM sI9GsS o Shalrmss.
New YORK, April L. 1867.
nFFICE or THE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF
~ SUPERVISORS Kings y Brooklyn April ., 1860
The Supervisors OF Kings county will pay the followha
cash Bounes eruiss in the Naval Service and Marine
Corps OF the United Stacs:- 49,
To recruits in the Marine S3OO
To in the Naval service for two years 200
To recruits in the Naval service for Iu0
is paid 20 the agent presenting the recruit.
For further information at the Office OF the super
y.sors' Bounty Committee, Montague, near Court street.
Brooklyn.
W j. OSBORNE C. W. CHESHIRE,
SAMUEL BOOTH, J. w. BLOOM,
JOHN SnEAk0N, w. W. LITTLE,
a. STILLWELL, 4, McGRATH
Special Committee Bounty
CoLpIERs DISCHARGED BY REASON or WOUNDS
- In battle obtain their 800 bounty by apply
ing Pensions, money, back and all vovern
nent accounts collected by CLARKE ELLIOTT 63s
Broadway and "a Pine street.
THE BEST CHANCE YEr-WANTED, A FEW MORE
good men, for the Park Butler and Howard $500 cash
IN hand all the bounties Relief for families; good
tons; knapsacss or long marching Apply early at
Headquarters rendezvous No. flames ST., near chatham
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A TRENTON. VOLUNTEERS vFw RrcRurrs
"A will get S770 $500 cash do W. non az ,ccentad To
good %e3 ,h,s e sr,s rs| cance and pay Arply
W y m. uohbVN, lfi y .lton street, third story.
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y AvlLioN norEL-isLIp, LONG ISLAND. rms
- well known and favorile race OF summer will
open for the reception o. gesis on May Isl Distance from
ew folk ~ mles REACHED TX Long Island Railroad three
tlfNYl Froprfter al Union Place nelel NY
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Sl.OOO.OOO LOAN

COUNTY OF NEW YORK
PROPOSALS FOR 100000 SOLDIERS
BOUNTY FUND BONDS.
Being the balance not awarded bids for 5000 900
Opened April iseD.
Sealed proposals win be received at tho comp,roers
once unit. Saturday, April s 1894 at O'Clock p NJ when
the same will be publicly opened for the purchase of the
whole or any par, of Tire Of Of the SOLDIERS
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by an ordinance or the
Board Of Supervisors passed March 49, 1864 BY
Of the Legislature the State York. passed rebru
arg g 1864 being tho awarded bids for
100000 opened Apri2. 1864.
The said bonds will besrintcre at the rate OF sI per
per snnum payable sem-annuay the frat day Of May
and November in each year. the principal win be
deematle as folows-Fve hundred thousand dollars No
vembcr l. 1882 and Eve hundred thousand dollars Soyem
berl, 1900
The proposals win state amount OF bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof; and
whose proposals. accepted thecupon be required to
deposit with the County Treasurer the sums awsrdodito
them respectively.
On rrcseptng to the comptroller the receipts Of tho
County Treasurer for such depOs, the parties win 10 en-
titled TO receive bonds equal Of the value Of
the awarded 10 ,hem bearing interest from dates
OF payment.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Propo
sails FOR Soldiers Bounty FUND Bonds" and enclosed in
second envelope, addressed TO the Comptroller.
The right reserved 10 reject any or all Of the bids
considered necessary % protect or promote the Interests Of
The county.
MATHEW BRENNAN Comptroller
- Cir or INV YoaE. DrrAn,srsr or FN.scn,(
April i 1854
----------------
naval PRIZE MONEY, &C.
a CAV 81 sS Ssr1 EsEAs1 r. ONCE
wAISbss;H 2s'y%an lfL1Asp,
lss York street Brooklyn
sOSFy Dn Il ra1 sSs
Licensed Claim Assn. and ise ruHssr q Nay
1l Broadway, corner Chambers St, New Yors.
ALBERT roR HURON. ARIES AND ST JOHNS FOR
April sDER J Gate 81 bae seO ses
Delasmacnt ~ Nassau street. opposite he Post chce
- -~~~.----------------------- ----------------
ele ean Be obtained at once by applying to CLARKE
list ready. -
DRIVE MONEY Will BE COLLECTED AND AD
vsnced " required for ofleers end seamsn, without
charge BY The Scott Protective Barr removed from New
York 70 100 York street. brooklyn.
pRfzE MONEY WILL BE PAID FOR ALL THE YES
ses on the second edition OF oscla list igr April
which " now eaiy Ready cash paid by The Sea
mans nank, ig5 rcrk street, Brooklyn aud By REUBEN
v0sE, 90 Wall street,
DRIVE MONEY
FOR every vessel payable gan Be obtained Al cnee
BY srplyngn -
~ Pine street. New York city complete list ready
=
TINTED STATES PRIZE MONEY oFprCR ALL
" vessels now ready raid a. once Cen plete lists now
rssny ,an hc hsc ~ our Qhcassor mailed sOMEs BROWN
VVi No 5Fark pace ~ y and 1888 York st., BrookNn'
HOTELe.
u AviLioN HoTEL-lsLir, LoNo ISLAND. rHIs
- well known and favorite summer viii
OPEN TOT the reception Of guess MAY ls Distance from
ew iolx " mes reached TX Long Island Railroad three
LEVY Proprietor 81 Union Place Hotcl NY,
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VIO CONTRAC1ORB -sBPARSTR sEALED PROPO-
sails each endorsed with the title OF the work for which
the same may be offered, WILL be sceved ut this ONCE until
u o'clock Of Thursdsy April ~ for tho construction OF
Sewers IA The following streets to wit I'm seventieth
seycnyanh sec also IN First avenue, from Fifty eighth
sxt.e,h with lateral branch in Fifty sireet
Second avenue also In Eighth avenue, between
Thiretnh and Fourteenth streets also In Oliver 5ree be-
street between grcoms and Delsncey streets and for The
construction OF Trap Block PNemebts in Third Avenue
from Fifty s1th street TO- Eighty srh street; also In Fer
uetk street. between Ninth aud Tenth avenues also IN
Twenty second street Fifth Sixth avenue fur
shef normauon apply 70 tho ontract Gers At this 9ce
THOMAS srEPHENSl Croton
ROnr u DARRA0H, yAqucduct
A W. CRAVEN Board
OFFICE CaoToT Aevypu.r DsTAsJszNr, april 2. 1854.
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FINANCIAL.

SHANGHAI. .,,,,,.,-~
OMAR GOLD
CAPITAL 40 coo shares Issued for the purchase OF n
Dg property. -
NATH. HAYDEN, President Chatham bans
JNO. W. MOTT President q. g. Warehouse CoM pansn an
JAMES ]. DAY, President Provdencc and Boston "s'T
GAML R. PLAT, Adriance, Plat 4 Co.
WIN. X. BELCiiER, Sackett, Becher co.
eAML A. WALSH, q Pine street.
WIN. u. RUSSELL Colorado.
~
TAPEANIEL HAYDEN
JOHN N. POWER
BARHERa,
CHATHAM BANK.
MessTs Plant, GERARD BUCKLEY. New frik.
Eessrs WAKELY REED, Colorado
RESIDENT MANAGER AND supkRiNTKNpkNrs
JOHN SLAWSON,
Formerly Of Cliff Nine Lake SUPERIOR II !.
The property of this company comprises luo9 ess Oh
best odcs in Gear Greek county over 4OO Iest VI
already deyeopea producing to SsV eoia
feet Of valuable water power and twenty-four s3"p
$4,000 shares stock are sale nj Ie snare
unless disposed Of at which me the suoserpuon
viii close.
payment OF So per share will be required at the time Of
and the balance N 2is instant when cer'n
Gates viii be delivered. GEO d SAML BROWN
~ Il Wall street.
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- - - : :
TINANCIAHss

TINANCIAE.
ALRIsE GOLD COMPANY .s...
Capita soo o!.s
The property 81 IL. company is situated In pn
s foio%ns rich sod IL
1870 '''. .zEPso AND CALIFORNIA
Inese claims are among the very richest and best In
e. oss Hundred thousand Dollars
e %sd pq%ssr e
f:s No Sirs% s snss. =, 'i II osiocs A. n
April ~ ASA OFFICERS
kL z. Gibson. >, President
-. fRUSiiEs
fsrneias Bus5ns
esny Piaaow'. sc yaga
=. a. new ,ors
b Osslso s sonrA !. ,s az COLORADO.
ssARss, FULL sf SasI., IS ss sssS -
observed IN iYgias!ssIGS ss5sS zach
n7 ea.p. equal to iaeo Feet 10 the Gregory. Bee.a.
%asy s.ass ssasay
ss'' power Of 400 Greer tits undousiea
sSSd5 s s B tPPYssss n. s' VIZ
sRskkfAasr t SSsa ~ s sss~ r ys,.
2tIItfnNL .E IT, RSh1 ELL New York
sE6kSE COZ COZ SG :S,ss Si,s one esorsao
rDwAhsbE' i j. fSsahsIEY.
JOHN y. Williams.
FREDERIC Il. ELLfOTT
= OHARLEs r. CROMWELL
B9nnSng Director and General Superintendent.
Perry aoussnd shares 81 The remain % Be sold a.
ooks vi opened on "wednesday the 18th inst, q, the
Ics o. Jerome. htggs Co, 10 Exchange place
RHIG0s GOLD COMPANY MINES -BRYods 4 ONE
cory l0de9 Gilpin county, Colorado. CAptAs iou0o
Smith Briggs Colorado
Geo. NJ Pullman, Chicago
Anthony Arnour, New York
Eenry Ooegi, New Yorh
r. Cornell Whiie, New York
VIM, q. Angel Providence. n l.
Rresideni~-,y SMITH BRIuOa
Srsasurer-wALTER Is. LAYTON
COUNSEL. g. WOODWARD.
Mining surerinendev-0HARLEs n. pRIgug
oLm "a slhn street.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE CRQToS AQUEpuCr BOARD, APRIL q
" 1864 -ros Sontractors sealed proposals win be
ce,ed ~ this oite until Friday the 10th day n pr neI
at twelve o'clock noon when they VIII DO publicly opened
for furnishing and cutting about twenty Ave hunsred
terraces 81 the gale houses of the reservoir Plans
spsc6caons fer The be application 81
cice. THOMAS STEPHENS Crcton =
RO}r L. DARRAdH iAUueduct~
A. W. CRAVEN, Beard.
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CAPITAL
33,O00. 900, in 100000 shares, $40 each.


s3OOO.00o, in 500, 0O0 shares, $40 each.
JAMES J. DAY. President of New York, Providence and
Boston Railroad Company
CORNELIUS S. BUSHNELL, OF New Haven, Conn
THOMAS G. DURANT Vice President Pacific Railroad
E 7. Il. GIBSON Pine and William streets. New
H. WINTHROP GRAY. No. II South street, New York.
W. w. BALDWIN, corner William street and Exchange
g. L. NJ BARLOW, corner William street aud Exchange
THOMAS II. PEiiKINs City Exchange, Boston.
GEORGE COOK, of Central City. Colorado
President JAMES J. DAY.
Secretary and Treasurer. THOMAS CHALMERS IN.
Bankers, Messrs. NJ MORGAN's SONS New York.
Counsel, Messra- MARTIN &sNITfI, New York
Messrs REED WAKELy, Colorado.
President, Manager and Director in Colorado GEORGE
COOK. ESQ.
Books for subscription for purchase OF 80 shares OF the
capital stock OF the will be opened at Office
price ss s. to be paid on subscribing SIS payable on the
both inst.
The property OF toe company consists OF upwards Of
100000 feet Of gold bearing quartz VEIN selected specially
for its formation during the summer OF last year. from
the richest and best developed Of abe Terri
tory, long previous the speculative excitement
stng with special reference safe and profitable
men OF capital The advantage Il possesses for profitable
working OF its VEINS it'll its ample working capital and
of other companies makes ii the most desirable Investment
'0r capitalists ever 0nefea M K III vANDYKE
10 Wan street. New York.