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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Financial.
PRESTON

TIVE PRESTON
COAL AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
CAPITAL.................... s3Osoooo.
6O,O0O SHARES, PAR $50
OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT:
wM o. MOCgHEAD.
PaRsDEsr:
GEORGE J. FORREST.
SECRETARY:
HENRY ID MC,ORB, Penn. State Treasurer
raGAsuREn;
DAVID CRAWFORD. JR., Firm CLARK D'ds' Co.. NJ l.
DIRECTORS:
WILLIAM q. MoOREHEAD.
Ofths Firra ofJsy Cook & Co., Phia
SCOTT VicePres.. Penn. T. n. Co., fhna
WILLIAM HUNTER JR.,
Of the firm Of W. Hunter, jr., K Co.. Phia-
GEO. J. FORREST of the firm Of Forrest frost, N l.
A. w. SPENCER OF the firm Of Spencer, Via Co.. Dos a.
sUPgRuHTgsDEsr - HINES:
WILLIAM KENDRlCK.
The property Of this Company IL LOOTED in the oNnshiP OF
Butler schuyi County ard consists Of 500 aeses OF aho
about 400 acres Of which exclusively coal laods yins
coal fields Of Penn.yly1na precisely in ,nge with the G
ssd lands the City Of Phadep pha the Brock estate and
other ind IrO1uctve cOl1sfFs OF
The large eoiere, owued by this Company have all the
usual necessary zeal and property consisting in part
Of rcas' breakers machinery, miners houses oices, mine
cara horses. mules, Sc.
The Company is entirely free f.om dsbt Of any kind.
is esDrted that the Company coleres viii during
tho nine onth. ending the 5ls of December least 10
per net upon M capital viii pay dividend Of q per
the si Of July and IN all probability per
cent on the Is, Of October following
TRANSPORTATION
TIE Compsnys facilities Tor transportation BY Minehl
Railroad, connecting with Rerng hailroad Ut SchuylSl
Haven di tsnce III miles from Phsiepha aso by Mahouy
and Broad Mountain Railroad (which through the entire
len 9Th Of he eslste distance 0i miles from Philadelphia
The aeras Of these roads to each coery opened
or located a the bnds.
We suth)dlsd receive subscriptions for the limited
number 1000 shares Of the stock Of the above Company
paI-which il al that will be offered for subscription IN New
YORK.
Ten Dollars rer share payable at the time OF subscription
and the 'balance the 2Jth inst
We have hesitation whatever In calling the attention OF
our ends aud lie public 20 this property. - -. 49,,
The books will bo At our oics on WEDNESDAI lJth
Apdi in..sat-Neu.YorA, April D 1864.
FEARING DALTON,
No 81 Wallst.
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TRUsfRBs:
JAMES DAY, President Of New YORK; Providence, enc
Boston Railroad Company.
CORNELIUS s. BUSHNELL Of Nrw Haven, Conn.
THOMAS C. DURANT, YicePrssident faeiho Esiir0ad
Company.
z. T. II. GIBSON corner Pine and Wiam-s,s. NewYork
H. WINTHROP GRAY, No. II sOuihst., New York
W. w. BALDWIN corner WliAm-st. aud ExehansSPsce
New.York.
s. L. NJ BARLOW, corner Wlliamst. and Exchansspsce
Eew.York.
THOMAS H. PERKINS, City Exchange, Boston.
GEORGE COOK OF Central City, Colorado.
oPyIoBRs;
President, JAMES J. DAY.
Secretary and Treasurer THOMAS CHALMERs,jr
Bankers Msssrs NJ. MoRGANs SONS, New'fork.
Counsel. Messr.. MARTIN SMITH, Ee~-foik; he''r''
REED WAKELY, Colorado.
President Manager and Director ia Colorado GEORGE
SOOK, ESD.
Books for subscription for purchase Of 5000 shsros OF the
Capital Stock OF this Company will be opened OF our Office OF
TUESDAY the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock Subscription
nrice Er. Dollars. Three dollars to be paid subscribing
Five Dollars payable on the Goth inst
The property Of the Company consists Of upward OF 5O"
fee, of Gold Bearing Quartz Vein selected especially for i'
formation during Summer Of lest year. from some oi the
richest and veins Of the Territory long previous
to the speculative excitement now existing wh spci ieisr
ence TO safe and profitable investment OF capital Tho sd
ysnarei possesses for profitable working OF rs Vein' WIN
rs ample working capital and the number Of claim, can Oher
for sale for the formation Of other comPAns' makes H 'no
mos, desirable Investment for capitalists offered to the
public. houLIoH VAN ~ M
No. ls WALLsr,
York.
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- MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO.
Capital 2OOOOO Share, Issued for the Purchase Of Mining
Property
The property o. this Company comprises 1851 feet on ths
beat ode In Clear Greek County $3.50 feet OF which
already developed produci1s from $40 to =o per eoti
with he ordinary stamp mill Also hiry-nine hundred ee
O, valuable water po.r and wsny stamp mid In work
ing order. Ii;ie uudoub;ed
TRUSTEES:
NATH HAYDEN, Presi1ca; Chatham Bank.
JOuN W. MOTT, President U 8. Warehouse Compsny
JAMFsL DAY Presideu, Providence and Boston X H. Co.
SAMUEL II. PLATT, AGrianes, Plat Co.
WM K BELCHER, SacAet Belcher x Co.
SAMUEL A. WALSH No. y flsttst
wli H. RUSSELL. Colorado.
President
NATHANIEL HAYDEN
Secretary,
JOHN N. POWER.
Bonter,
CHATHAM BkNK
Counsel:
me,,,-,. PLSTr. GARARD and BUCKLEY, New'foFk'
Messrs WhKELY and REED, Colorado
Re,iden, Manager and Superintendent
JOHN sLAWSON.
Formerly Of CAG Mine, Lake Superior
n coo SHARES Of tie STOCK offered for sale AZ ~
Der share Books viii be opened at the ohee o. a
SAMUEL BROWN, BANKERS, No. il Waist on MN
DAY, the 18th inst, at IL o,clock. -,
Apaymeu, Of s2 per Share will be required a. 'he ne VI
.ubscrbire and the bslence on the 2i's n'' "neh
estes will be delivered.
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Of AP'u l'0- AUGUSTUS LELAND, Notary Public.
NTEW-YORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE
II DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FISCAL AGENT
OF UNITED STATES.


NATIONAL i0.iO FIVE PER CENT LOAN. Al.
px nstrucoH from the Secretary OF the ieasgry, tn
r.nR will receive pons for the National Wv rS pr
t Loan in coupon registered eerheates redeem
III. aer ten ID payable forty years Ton dste IN eo anu
Iii allow 10 banks bankers and brokers tho usual eoHn'o
Of one eighth OF ono per cent tt, , annually IN
This loan beaIs gold interest, payable semi ai'uay IL
- ana re egst.red bonds Of $50 and over ana aAhH-4J
So 5onds Of tho denominations Of 20 and VV er., a,v
lne J Sn,bsr In sach year The semi annual coupons
A.. syAbe s those dates and the annual coupons Oh VIE
and loo bonds pay Abe Oh tne irss o IN Anrl
Tho Gov non bonds VIII be ready foI delivery esi'y " hP
aud bonds about the hrst OF May. y,,o,.,
Renttances may be made III iesalL ts a,tw Iirsssea
bsHA 0'sss' Si'A "' n. 5. COOKE, Cashier,
New.york National E4eaanse bsnk.
,u..,Ynrt 1854
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Aprne 1864

HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
HINES" GOLD DIRT LODE,
Gilpin Cornly Colorado.
CAPITAL, 8a,Na SHARES.
S25 each.
TRUSTEES.
JOIN EVANS. Colombo
v. II. JUDD New.loTk
n. s. COHU, New-York
WIN. MOLLER, New-York
GEO. w GRAFFLlN, Baltimore
HERMANN FUNkE, kewYofk.
H. CORNELL WHITE, New.io ork
NJ G. TYLER. New-I0Tk.
S. O. ARNOLD Providence
PRESIDENT,
His Excelcncy JOHN EVANS,
Governor of Color ado Territory.
VICE-PRESIDEATS,
HON. s. o. ARNOLD,
DIR. y. H. JUDD.
Treasurer WALTER 2. LAYTON
Oics No rs Cllfs,,
New York
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OPyIcn OF rns Ripas CoPPEn CoSPMr
NEw-YoRK. APRIL IL, 1904
NOTICE is hereby riyen. that an ASSESS
II MENT Of ONP DOLLAR has been Levied uyon sy ss, =
share Of tie Capital Stock of the RIDGE CUrrNN N1 81 EI.
PhNY payable at tho Office Of the Treasurer no. Va -
cbsnrepiao, NeIsYork on the 4th dsy Of May next o
trane1 Of toet can be made alter this date eieep 0
psymep. of the assessmen-.
by 0'a'' 0' VIC ". HART SMITH. Treasurer
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MINING STOCKS, as well as all other kinds
A'h Of Securities BOUGHT and SOLD at all the Stock
Boards IN New orb Boston, Phlsdepl SC. Otherwise
On oonnis'ion by ALBERT II. HiCOLAY, No 81 Wilhm-d
OANS on BONDS and MORTGAGES al
~ par cent Interest viii be made By the MUTUAL LIVE
INSURANCE COMPANY OfEew.York. Apply at the CGics
Ne u Broadway
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oTnOH OF THA DrL 1yD HUD. clSAI Co,

Orros o. THR DEL AND HUp. CANAL CO.,
~.~,,r kEv YORK, April 8, 1864. !
hE Annual ELECTION for MANAGERS
Il OF this Company win be Ma =, a.. oeco No 90 VIZ
AsS st. corner Of E1ehSnseT, TUESDAY the 10Th day
The Poll viii be Opon from O'clock CnoOn) until O'Clock
.. '-' w = ~
dag Of May next both days inclusive By order Of he Road
ISAAC N SEYMOUR, Treasurer
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fnanriai.

iSsAsoRsHs OyVcs. CENTRAL RAILROAD CoxpAS7)
OF NEwJgRsRY. No GO Wallst
o-.,r, NEwYoRK april II, 1854
QUARIERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO
IA And y HALF PER CENT, free Of Government tar,
has this day bc, declared payable and after FRIDAY
SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer.
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EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
sWAISrS PANACEA mas been for nearly half centery
cures for the certificates which reference made to the df-
recons and books (Which be had gats) accompanying
the Panacea of which give the particulars OF cases too
gb general publication where the patients hays oeeo
physieisn'. y, ri.l ~ " W. w.
Il has been used in hospitals and private practice and hsa
other eminent persona Among others hy w Gbsoa ~ De
Prof Surgery Penn University; yaIeniige Mott n D..
Pro Pro St S S1aFSsly y r. bonsa NJ p PTof q
Physic, Penn University; 4 PaTke NJ d. President College
rhysiei4ns. Philadelphia; Dr. De yao Prof Of Medcns
Havana jose Eourenco de Luz Prof Of Surgery, Lisbon
Chipmsn Member Royal College si icons, London; q.
w. Irving, late Minister 10 Spsg. Sir Thomas Pearson,
Msjos.OeneraI BTI,is. airy. Oben hcoeEssou, British
IT, wonderful cote eE.cici by SWANS PANAcEA
h,ve !or many yea ntlr ~ uyslutSle renedy The
Psnaces does not conEn aercfy ia sny iorn snd being
ar inrocea: yfepasel Gay ue s-r % tae most 'endss
The retail zee has beer re4ocea 50 per oot,ie CON
''nr 'h'ee -. M t, 9 az '.'y ,,5s-sJoS 3s,si ;SI e.
Swninis paa4cca is IA folud botes, dsei loatldinaly
witt tie olJw'rg ei.ers blown on tEe giass:
-PANACEA--PHlbADA."
Having the name MAS SWAIN stamped on the sealing vaH
and written the Ine Revenue tax label covering tho
cork and splendid engraving the eide OF the bottle ~
center OF hich u
porlrsit ofthe late VIM SWAIN Copyright securely
th he name sWA Il correctly spelled, they need not 30
ALSO sWAIMs vERHIFUGE.
4 valuable Family Medicine being highly spproved remedy
for all sging from debility Of the digestive organs
uc rs Ac.ly Of the StomeCh, Worms, Cholera Horbuss
Dyssntery Fever ,nd Ague Bleeding Pies Sack Headache.
NC See the pamphlet (Which may De had sra'i' accompany
rHSased .H9 eniy q, sw,srs LABORATORY THE OLD
sPiND SOUTH sEVENTH-ST., BELOW CHESTNUT.
Phsdeph1 and sed by ell druggists in the United States
General 81 gents ion the Uni ed sat s@,stes, n,,rns,c
NO 40 WILLIAA-ST., NEW-YORK.
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ALPINE GOLD COMPANY.

c,prr.r r.r.,,....,........SI,5 500, 900.
SHARES....,...........''''' '''''''''riO EAN
TIE property Of this Company is situated IN dipn 0ooay
Colorado Territory and consists Of Six hanared iee' 0 MN
r, cu, on the following rich Gold bearing Lode' In Ss's
A, District viz: "Alps" and California"
ara among the very richest and beet In Colorado
. .nee Ian Capta Of 900 has been subscribed ioI
8. Par r,.,to, % . l;,,,,ad numbar OF
,bsrs. At IS per at the once OF p l. H. olOs0n eSF
No "a NVilllaIa street. to-day et II o'clock. c.
Gvp,csnsE n H. Gibson, Presidents H. " feor' Seefe
"a I%sIsssN So b. Palmer Cornelius $. Bushnen, Henry
pisaio,e Henry V Poor +. II. ". Gibson.
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HOgsIroNIo RAnao. Co.. THSAsphkHs 5, oTSI9E i5lf
BEIDagP5Ar' Coma, Marea - 1 ls9,
OFFICE OF TsB PITTssUReH FoRT WsrEB, AND
LILlc ,sn ELI-.MnA CnMPANY. Anil 3. 1881. y

CHICAGO RArI.RoAD COMPANY, April 3, 1854
DIVIDEND on STOCK.-The Board OF Dl-
~ rectors have this day deesIeaa DIVIDEND Cd
QlVO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT the Capital Stock
fthe Company for the qqter ending Dist sreh la' snd
out Of the Of said quarter peyabe Tree Of Gov
cnrneu taxi aud after the 10th day May pro1mo al the
general Office Of the Company in the City o. Ps5urGh to the
ookhodcs whose stock stands the books there aud at the
sgency OF tho Company (Wnslow, Lsnier Col No. 80
Nss in the City Of New ork, 10 the stockholders whose
.ntock stands upon the books there.
The transfer books Of the Company viii close O'Clock
the ID day Of May and remain closed until 10 o'clock
a. m. the 18th day Of May thereafter.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
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TNEN-F0RTY LOAN.

FINEN-FORTY LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or EEW-YORE,
Designated Dep0iltory and Financial Agent Of the United
Stslcs
NHw.YoRK March q, 1864.
ny authority tho Secretary Of tho Igeasuy, this BeHh
vii receive Subscriptions on loconnt OF
UNITED STATES BONDS,
authorized By the Act Of march ll belng Date March J.
1884 edeernabe tho pleasure of no Government amer ten
year and payable forty yoaIi rom ,e bsauls n,ees, ~
rsr cen. year, payable Bonds not over one hundred
dollars annually and all Other Bond' semi anhoAAy IN
coin.
subscriber win receive either t'ered or Coupon Bonds
a. they nay prefer and viii ba replied 70 pay, m aito 20
Tie amount the principal % tie bonds n lawful money o
accrued interest or In United states notes or M notes
or auks adding 90 per cent fo pfcf IN untl iIieT
uoticel from lat sroh uu the day 81 'no.ip
iion and payuIeat OF Subsen slon. eau Ss f a. IL
Of March, and premium thereon. , iii,
The usual coumson OF one-eigih OF on. per cel VA.
he allowed to banks, BANKERS ami Brokefs- -, e
4. O. ALIEN. Cathie;-
IIFyEY A. UuRIBUr, President
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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
OF EEW-YORK. CAPITAL S5,Oco-opo . .
By the authority Of the secretary OF the Treasury this bnk
Is prepared to receive subscriptions 10 the
NATIONAL TEN-fORtG LOAN
issued under uppcmeusy 10 al net entitled an Ac'
TO provide WAYS and Means for tho support Of the Oon
nic1t" approved March ,, 1853
All, Loan s Redecmable af(er ten, ant psynbio forty
yeas from with interest Al the ratio Of i've Per cent pes
snuun. Interest and Principal payable in Coin
Subscfipons tie above must bg made IN iaNin more
Of he United states aud tho Gccrued interest paid IN Tom
OF n Naonal Currency (sddugl my Per cent premnu uh
further notice. GEORGE OPpl NJ, frcaideht
Il o. KotsToN Assistant Cashier
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TDWARD G. TILESTON & Co.,
"A BANKERS.
Dealer. in Canadian, NOva Scotia and American
MINES
INCLUDIEG GOLD, SILVER, COPPER, LEAD COAL'
IRON MINES and PROPERTIES
,.,e. or private individuals owning such Mines, or
ssd 10 them and wishing inforpa.ion or to make Sales
m 20 nave such placed upon tho market VIII please MAKE
snnjsstion Office accompanied "Na iuii sS'een''
The Mines placed upon tho marks. BY or our associate.
NAV bo or have been carefully examined and reported uyeh oJ
nc or moro Of the following Geologists;
Sir WILLIAM LOGAN, Montreal.
DR. JOHN l.. HALL, Quebec.
Dr. CHARLES 4. JACKSON Boston.
Prof A. A. HAYES, Boston.
Prof GEO. |. CHASE, Brown University.
Prof b. SILLlMAN, IT,, Yale College.
We also solicit the attention Of Ceptelists or any Associate.
Interest whng purchase such valuable Propertes iol
themselves or to organize dividend paying Companies 0ee'
IgI Broadway llIercantils Bank 51ildnsl new'A0'~
"a Franklin-st. (leyere Bank buildingl, Boston.
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TsrHE REV. CHARLES L. KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
For TuR SPECIFIC rRKArNEsr AND CuRso
CONSUMPTION
(rg ANY OF Irs sTAcss Asthma Bronchitis Casar, snd
all affections OF the Lungs Throat and AfPassages TIN
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION speedily invisorates the sa-
bed Nervous system energies the
f,he Stomach Liver and Bowels Il cheeks MIGHT Psx-
srlR.rioss IN IRON SEVEN FOURTEEN DAYS.
Prices In 7oA bottles 81 in l6oz bottles 81 eaeh %
six small or three large bottles FOR S soldbyD s. BARNES
Co. No 2o2 Broadwsy and by sll respectable druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

NKw.YoRx AND NEvHAvRS RAILROAD Coz
Corner lth.Gy and 27th.si.l, I
TRHAsURKRs ORpIcB April g. 1856
A DIVIDEND of THREE DOLLARS per
N Share tfroc from Government Ta1l has THIS DAh
been decsred on the Capital Stock Of the Company payable
al this office on and aef MONDAY the I'd day Of sy nert
The Transfer Books will ooso TIE 2oth nsi 1ndeoPoh on
the ID OF May next W. DbAihNi' Ato1suIeI
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GAN ANTONIO
SILVER MINING COMPANY
OF ARIZONA

10000 sHAREs-NoMINAL PAR, $50 EACH
5000 only to be subscribed for.
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ISsUED FOR THE PURCHASE OF MINING CLAIMS
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA.
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Tosl...,...........,.....' ion
STAT, OF .tc Y0yk and CoHnfy Q NeD i9i' Iasr
Ain WlLLIAMSOS, Prssdeut, ead GEO. w. mlLLh. =
csb,r Inc Bulls Head Bank banking in,tuon oeaea
J aoinr business at HewYork City in tAd connty oehs
y and everly swor each for himself 'a;n that tne oie
soi9- /, In all respects true statement oi me "a
~ "a Bank before tho transaction OF any business on l9
ynns of sstu day the twelfth day oil MARCH one shoura
ht hundred sad sixty onr in respect 70 eaeh au every Oh
- su, md particulars shove specihed eccoIuls 70 e
G Ls knowledge and belief and that the business o ,he
III E,nI ha. been and Is lnsct a. the location Aforesaid
'aa "'"> ' X. WILLIAMSON President
@. w. WILLETI, Casiier
s.ry ,absciibcd and by both dspOnen'' the iZh
day Of APfh 1901 .,,ousrIrs LELAND. Notary Public
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TinareiaI.
c,,vr1Ayp Ayp ToLKpo RAILRoAD Co,

CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO hAiLhOAD w.
rrx,,razR's OFFICE CLEVELAND. o.. Msrch 10 i'oi'
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF per
"a CENT free Government tax upon tae ne, vsPe, FL
60 of the CLEVELAND 3 TOLEOO hAlLftO1a' a.
oMPANY has this day been decsrd by me boIo o " y,
.o psyabe on the ga day Of AgIi aet me once OF
Ssr k2PMILYT 4 Co No. ~ " st. New orS City
Sc 2i,, day OF Ma and after the latter date ct
ira Comyany sock Transfer BOOK, T 2 Be &c eS.1d S doH on
che iStn aay OF ApIh he- n. c. LUCE, Treasurer.
gf April --------------
Io.,,.,,1c P,1,so., p CO.. TRsAsuRERs OFFICE
hOo'AToAio 5'AilSo ~ Conn., March o. 1874
nVIDEND No. I3. - The BOARD ,,lg Of
yDlRFCTORS Of this road have t,. aay oec.Sie1 "a
~ OUR DOLLARS PER SHARi. on u'e Iicu
.ral ;t1, Of this Company free from Coz eihEe' L.
bc "a the 18th proxmo out Of the net earnings tIce a.
10 such stockhodsr5 shall appear by the Transfer
et Of tie Company TO baye been the owners OF said fIe
Seued stock the 8th pro1iIno -,,,,
ne Div dend on Stock the NewYork Books viii be PAID
et tbe Ofise Of KETCHUN, son Co.. No. 80 Exchange
., ace; on Boston Books a. the OAce Of J. f.. IHAlER q
fRO; and Bridgeport. Books ct this Office -
Tie ransy Books viii be closed from the 9th 70 tie tsth
OF April, both days inclusive. ~ -
CHARLES X. AVERlLL, Treasurer.
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TRUSTEES
SAM r. BUTTERwORTH, esq, President Of the
Quicksilver Mining Co.
ANTHONY w. MORSE. esq, Of Morse 4 Co.
CHARLES LANsoN, esq Of Charles II. Marshall < Co.
FREDERICK C. GEBHARD, esq., Of Schuchards &
Gebhard.
MATT ELLIS, ESQ., Of ofBoston
JAY CADY, esq, Of Schenectady.
PRESIDENT:
SAM r. BUrTERWORTH, fsa.
TREASURER:
CHARLES LAMSON ESQ.
BANKERS
AEssRs. SCHUCHARDT GERHARD.
ATTORNEYS:
MEwRs FOSTER THOMSON.
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Book. Of Subscription for the purchase Of Shares Of This
Company a & share open at our ofce 50 payable a.
the time OF subscription and the balance on May a. l0oi
Attention called the letter OF Sam f. Buerworth esq
vsO hs. lately visited the property Of the Company.
MORSE Co.,
April s, 1864 No u WiLiam'ss'' now i'ofk'
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Financial.
OFFICE OF
MOULTON G VANDYKE,
No. 10 WALL-sr., NBw.YORE.
GAY AND BUSHNELL MINING COMPANY
OF COLORADO.
CaP.TAt
4 Usf RS.

s,OOosn IN 10000 SHARES OF sio EACH.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

PROVIDENCE MHsss Co., NEW YoRK' April = I 1864
NOTICE is hereby given, that an Assess,
n NENT OF FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE has been levied
spon the CAPITAL STOCK Of the PROVIDENCE hlhING
COMPANY (2OOOo Shsres) payable tie 25h day OF APRIL
1854 al the Office Of the 1Te4uTeE No. 81 Nssssus New
York. ... A.,
The Transfer Books viii be closed April 5 1854 aher whch
e no stool viii bs trsnserred unes the shall
have been paid.
D' 0'''' VI '"' join w DAVIS, Treasurer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
A Terrific Explosion.

st. Louis, Dec. 12.-At seven o'clock on
Sunday Morning, the steamboat Maria, load
ed with Government troops, horses mules
wagons, ect., was blown up while lying a,
the landing at Carondelet, and afterwards
burned to The waters edge. The Marie had
OF board Col Benton commanding brigade,
With his stall and escort; Col b. S Jones. of
the I'd Iowa cavalry, and a portion of his
command aud detached trooEs, amounting
in all to about 100 men. besides the crew Of
the boat, en- route for Cairo. She had no
freight except two hundred sacks of oats,
forty bales of hay, few wagons, sixty four
mules aud one hundred and twenty horses -
The explosion threw the forward end of the
boilers apart, landing them on deck without
disturbing tire after ends, and dashiug in
from the trout OF the furnaces quantity OF
burning coal forward, setting fire to the hay.
The floor of the cabin was burst up, and fall
iug back precipitated number of soldiers
ON the boilers aud burning wreck The office
floor also gave way, carrying with it the
first clerk, w. B. Bravo, together with the
safe and contents of the office Bravo is ser
Ionsly though not dangerously injured.
Some twenty five were lost in all. Every
thing belonging to the boat was lost The
soldiers 'ost all Their arms and equipments,
except a few who had their side arms on
when the disaster occurred. Had the dis
aster occurred while the boat was under
way, every soul on board must have perish.
| ed. as the water was so intensely cold that
no one could have remained in it auy length
OF time without p-rishng Half an hour
after tue explosion the boat was mass of
l iames allowing time TO save nothing but the
load of human life aboard. All the officers
j. excepting tie FIRST clerk are positive there
was $40 explosion f.,itlier boilers or hues.
| The second engineer says lie examined the
water few minutes before, and found pleli
ty. Steam was only up to 115 pounds
while the boilers were capable of carrying
El46 pounds with safety. 1t is therefore Ger
tain that some fieud had placed a shell on
other explosive miSsive among the coal used
for f;e aud being thrown int the fur
pace prminsel the disaster he Maria
Vas u new boat aud ccst $50 900. II.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

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