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MEXICAN PAMfIo COMPANY.
CAPITAL $4,000, 900
vOn nnh en- AREg 0F Ann KAGu

MEXICAN PAOfio COMPANY
- =. pAsp.I,T5AILs s nS 9ks r.cy
Is 900 shares reserved in the treasury.
As
free from personal liability.
n lie @ s' &,
ss s
and franchises mining navsaton and railroad parpsss
oeded to the company.
j. EDGAR THOMSON, President Pennsylvania Rail-
road Gqmpsay ra 4ns ia, an ,...s,o m.roo
TRAS6S skTbPy ne 10y Val street New York 70 ~
~all ss S'r r6sHEsr of Frost Forces. No Ne.
afrRvS FdsHha 's 81 ss... rA.m.o. No.
SHiEE oss p.ssss s oS., s: /.
Park place New York H.. ......,
EDWARD 'f l. PLUME. aEoRah j. FosREsx
THEoDoRR CRANE.
President New York Warehouse and Security Company
JAMES ssSs 5 iMaxcKIE.
o pre-
the time Of subscription and The balance on the % OF hss
A.'' " cameo . Il e ": :.:
o''''' or 'H Eo sss;' ss sts,s
e As
Of MEXICO WASHINGTON /. A.. ..,o.. ....
ton q can capitalists being turned III the =
@ Of WIN y
s large In e
pany IN that country, ,,.. :, ,..,.
ing Of as the official representative in this country q
is Whether the grants held by this company win at All
recognized and respected by the authorities Of the
Whether any other similar grants have ever been Coz
3d. As to the mineral riohness Of the States
ata Az 70 the desire Of the Mexican government have
American capitalists take part in the development Of TIE
4 reply at your earliest is respectfully
the
MFxIc4s LEGATION IN THE,
UsIrxD STATES or AMERICA, !
Mr. EowAsO LIZ. Plusa Presdsn.lof the Mexican P.cias
DrA have received letter which. date q
the s ss o 9 os sS yo
sss is now being turned towards the favorable Geld sr
and that this has led large number Of persons to msnss
desire 70 become Interested IN the thu: ~
government with reference which you make Of
four inquiries that proceed to in the order they
suinorss republic because the srsstias
aathortes Of the republic must respect and obey.
By Your Company having granted aaS
p, n,o de.
me s s. ss
your II must suffice therefore, Coz
ss t% the se Of Of As s9 state: Of ss
Mexico to be Of the richest although perhaps up y
9TH. The Mexican which destres above 81
things the development of the material resources 81
republic. Of Its first duties 70 favor the
establishment of enterprises both by natives and foreigners
which for their object accomplish this mportaoe
result
It being the other hand the policy Of the hexica3
strengthen and draw closer the commercial
:s s' ga Re he U osa.
country take in Mexican enterprises and coarbuss
with their industry aud their to develop the grea
Of wealth of that republic the mutual benefit 81
both nations. very truly. your opeden seryeAA
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$l.OO0.OOO LOAF
N
COUNTY OF NEW YORK
PROPOSALS FOR 81 100000 SOLDIERS


BOUNTY FUND BONDS,
Being the balance awarded on bids Tor S20o0oW
Opened AprI2 lss0.
Sealed proposals will be received at tho Comp,roers
once until Saturday April is 1894 a, O'Clock p NJ whsa
the same will be publicly opened for the purchase Of Ne
whole or any part the oooooo of soIdisr
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by ordinance OF the
Board Of Supervisors passed March 49, 1884 and By
OF the Legislature Of the OF New York. passed Fsbr
arg s 1854 being the amount awarded on bids sss
$4,000 opened April q 1894
The said bonds rate Of sir per cent
per annum payable annually the first day OF MAy
and November each PEAR aud the PRINCIPAL win 10 70
dsemabie foliows-Fivs hundred thousand dosr. Ne
vembsr l. 1882 and avs hundred thousand dollars Novsn
Der ], 1900
The proposals VIII state the amount OF bonds desired aal
the price per one hundred dollars thereof; ana persons
whose proposals accepted bseupon Be required -
deposit with The County Treasurer the awardsd0s
than respectively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF ~
County Treasurer such dspon the parties will be -
titled to receive bonds equal Of the par Il
the sans awarded 10 them bearing interest from the das
OF payment
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed .Propo
sails for soldsrs Bounty rund Bondsp ana enclosed In
second envelope, addressed 70 the Comptroller.
the right reserved 70 relsc, any or oil Of the bids
considered necessary protect or promote the Interests Of
the county.
MATTHEW r BRENNAN Comp,roles.
CIry or Hav voRK. DrrAsruRur or risArcx,l
CoNYrRoILRas Owes \
ApyuA isA
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i COAL AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

$1,000 SHARES, PAR $50 '''''''''
OFFICERS
WILLIAM O MooREHEAp
oEo aseh ' ; sokREsr
HENRY D MOORE A Psna.yi,ani. state Treasure.
DAVID CRAWFORD, u.s. nAs srm Clark poss. cosY.
:. WILLIAM q MoosEnEAp,
O @' irm T Il az Secs s6 SS Philadelphia
vice President sa,gGsd Company fha
srssTS i.s IS
' wimtTnN sEs E, itss'
The property OF this sompany the township Of
Butler schayti county and consists Of go acres q
yns within ihe great Mshoney Of the middle
thrseite coal fields Of Pennsylvann pressey IN range
estate and other large and productive ceaeS Of rich
The srsc colsrcs owned By thi. company have ~ the
part Srsakers machinery miners houses Of.
fs.sn ns sS,' is ensy free from debt Of kind
z s S x. M q w n earn
al least is Der cent upon is capital wiz pay divi
s q 4; n & October f'0~
hui Rsrosd connecting with Heading RsrOsd at schuy
sa tsnc ~ %s: IRON R.faas also :.
through the entire length Of The essse distance lW miles
T. s.rs. q these roads 10 each coey opsned
or ocAtsd on the lands.
q I s. 70 % M s above s
Al psp@which e ali that win be offered for subscription
wv ss,s no hesitation whatever calling tn. attention Of
frsnds and ,bs public . 20 ms psSpsry wrny,sn
''' "''" '' FEARING PATTON q
Nuw YoHx, April 3. 1854
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FINANCIAL.

CHEMICAL BANK.
~ NKw YORK April e. 1864
election held this day the following named gentle.
men elected Directors OF this Bank for the ensuing
John q. Jones' Robt McCoskry,
John David Wolfe. James A. Roosevelt
Geo. ~. williams
And for Inspectors at the next succeeding election
Robt l. Stuart - Robt. Lemon Kennedy
Isaac T. Plat
Al q subsequent meeting OF the Board
John Jones, Eso, was Unanimously reelected Presi
q. q WILLIAMS.
Cashier
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THE BOOKS FOR rHE suBscRIPrIoN OF THE
windsor Gold Mpe Of Colorado opened al the Office
Of asoB0R MAINLY 4 CO., NoJ2s william street This
being 81 The richest OF that region attracting the
shan already hxeA
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AMERICAN GOLD MINING oOMPANY
= or
COLORADO.
Trustees
WASHINGTON HUNT

FRED B. BELTS,
CALVIN DURAND
JOHN VAN NEST.
HORACE GALPEN,
NATHAN A. BALDWIN.
Books Of subscription to the capital stock OF tho CON.
pany S26 per share will be opened at the banking houso
OF Messrs Livermore CLOVIS Co. 80 Wall street. Mo-
day Aprill
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IAN ANTONIO SILVER MINING COMPANY,
y ARIZONA

GAN ANTONIO SILVER MINING COMPANY,
- OF ARIZONA.
5000 saAREssosINAh Fac $50 g EACH
fo as bhf II SszoSa sa
SAM p sUrrERwoRrH ESD, fresdeu. OF the Quck.il
Asf III se'qs ossS SssK Esq, q Morse Co.
SRABhc tAsa2H ks e GA. H H.
Nv MATT ct kttis s, Esd & q so SSs:Sn
SAM F. su zT1TfEs'sss%s5dRrH ESQ.,
caAs.f as' txssos. E...
x...ra soHycH ssds6dT osBHARpr
Me..r. FosfER S'1 AND THOMSON.
Books OF subscription for the purchase OF shares OF
s:ss \: 40 !ss
who hos c z .s.s
Nkw YoRk, April 4 1864.
panied by Guido kuste the mos. Distinguished Metaiursst
5s MDg Ss pS n We t:c for
eause The Processes Of silver aud Gold Rxtracon
qualify tbs Mine based derived from
ms ana 81 on sou, a. hs Mns
Of The nor he bSunaar line Of Sonora and Ave miles dis
Lbersad 6uaymas But little work has been
yeopng the mine enough however discover the width
and extent Of the lode aud determine the quality value
Where the shaft sunk the vein is from
wide between lime rock and running and
and gaena suphUret OF lead
zinc blend and copper pyres the richest the
lead, hundred and nfy five dol
has been pected about nsif mile Mr. kuste
letter addressed % the San francisco saysThe
Antonio lode appears where the shaft sunk a good
wide vein OF ore 20 reduce oy and Will paw
according 10 the proportions OF
ais seventy to ninety do lars per eve mere
abundant supply OF this that by
turc ola comparatively small money the mine can
be put - condition to produce forty per day.
eighty dollars ton the
the would three thousand dollars dav:
the entire cost oil mining and reducing will
not exceed twenty dollars.
On the premises about hundred yards from the
Antonio lode. northeast direction, there is rich
copper wide which obtained rom
lode considered fair 50
and So IN silver Miners be obtained
number 10 the immediate vicinity at about dollars
month The reduction works Of tue NJ me miles
from the Nine consisting OF small engine and
furnaces There abundance of wood and for
all purposes the properly. consider the San Antonio
very valuable Silver Nine n worked with skin energy
SAM r. BUTTERWORTH
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC AUG
lion Ar THt CITY HALL.

VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC AUG.
on MoNpAri arsfh H. 1854 aii at iA occcs A. NJ win
be sold At public auction 70 he highest bidder with ade
May. 1864 Lease of The Franchise of tne Ferry
ferry slip Of Grand street river York,
TO the foot of South seventh street, BrooNlyn r. II:
shed from the sip OF the basin between piers 80 and
s East New York 10 the slip foot Of Bridge street
The Lease ct the Franchise OF Ferry
hs New YORK. % the OF south SIKH
Brooklyn. Z d.. or some poini adjacent thereto
rights privileges and advantages thereof ongtng the
CO rporaon Of The city q New YORK
The conditions and covenants OF the leases be in the
usual form OF ferry leases heretofore entered into BY the
The the above named ferries to be made
lion 70 ferries covenants on part
le.see or he hey will conduct and manage
ordinances or by laws may hereafter from
Tune time DC made or passed by the Common Council or
The purchaser OF ferry lease and s APPENDICES in
% T Of d. d Sas ss
twenty per cent OF ne amount bid for the annual rent TO
lease with the usual covenants Otherwise 10 be forfeited TO
at The same lime executed by Two saete 10 this
effect that he wi execute bond with suretes TO be ap
~ ere y n of as 0e ,sn Of
COZ OF the lease The fees Of the suconeer and the
expense OF the lease bonds and stamps to be paid
BY The purchaser and no expense whatever is 70 be incurred
buhead OF premises proposed 10 be leased during the term
Tie ease shall also contain covenant requiring each
ercs Pump With nc less than ieei Of hose q The quail
se ey Of New YORK and 70 Be used Tor Tie Ipsshmsns
ssi s Free seussa ~ ns OF ne %
FOR which services the ssses shall receive twen dollars
hour Tor each hour engaged aud no tune TO be count
Also u. lime .aa p,.e. y. Lease e. term q
Of Pier No Is Eas, river Win The Rglshesd between
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY. April e-6P. NJ.

SATURDAY April o-6 Pm
The stock market was buoyent this morning, and in
creased confidence was bestowed every share the
list with the exception Of P,tsburg Fort Wayne Rail-
road, which opened l4s Ave per the high
est cash sale at the first Friday before
close Of the call il broke down and ssd 1877 Harlem
started at l67 and was up to ITS Compared with
yesterdays sales, New York Central advanced 81 Erie
~ Hudson River u, Reading A. Michigan Central 2,
Michigan southern a. Illinois Central y. Cleveland and
Pittsburg 2, GaleIa and Chicago 5L Chicago and Rock
Island l, Chicago and Northwestern u Cumberland Coal
y. Canton Company u and Quicksilver Mining 20 "a
eihc Mail declined 4.
Gold opened this morning at I6aI, and after selling
up 70 Ill & finally settled down TO lT04.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows
Receipts from customs 1o 0 oo
lotai receipts soisusoos
Payments 642425o
oaance o',ois@-s
The subscriptions to the two hundred million loan at
che First National Bank we're $4,000
The Now York and New Haven Railroad Company win
pay dividend three dollars per share, free Of govern
ment tax
The Etna Insurance Company OF Hartford, has decar
ed quarterly dividend Of six per cent free govern.
meot tax, payable TO New York stockholders their
Once In Wall street.
According 10 the Currency law of Newfoundland
the American gold eagle is legal tender in that colony
60 the amount OF nine dollars and eighty cents and
the British sovereign is pronounced be worth four
dollars aud eighty cents. The silver coin England
TO pass for the relative value il holds the sovereign
and all American silver established being
hundred cents TO the dollar. The currency
same in the United States has been adopted in the
colony
The following table shows the gross earnings of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad during the three past
years
1861. 1862 1868
Gaiena division. .s771 800 1I22 $50 le63 702
Western division. 546,6sT 722s67 1161.574
Total. ............s 81 SIS $50 lS45,397 2S25,276
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
during the month OF March compare follows with the
receipts during the same time last year
March, 1854 ......,.. ...................S90 "a
MARCH, 1905 oO,o4U
lnCTease.. SoO,Zl4
The earnings OF the Chicago aud Milwaukee Railroad
during March were as follows, compared with the re.
ceipts during tho same month in 1863
March 1854 ........................... ,s37
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. PSI
The following shows the gross receipts Chicago
and Alton Railroad during the month OF March compared
with the earnings for the same time last year
naron 1904 Slc2l 63
MRrcn 1905 ll3 026
Auctease S49l31
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
TERRY LEASES AT AUCTION

TERRY LEASES AT AUCTION
On Monday March g 1864 At u O'clock a win DO
sold at public auop 70 the highest bidder wth se
if ss, 0f Term o zen Years IRON 'ae u.s Ny
Houston street Easi river New York to the foot Of Grand
The Lease Of the Ferry established from
o. Twenty third street. Eas' river New York, 70 Green
@ she s1 q d. from ge e S
MIA avenue, Hoboken. n. }.
of Christopher street, North New York, to Hobo.
The said several Ferry Leases win be sold with all the
rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging to the
Corporation . 'n' e''s G e S6nf0sn
usual form OF ferry leases heretofore entered into BY the
The OF above named ferries TO be made
oconorn the requirements Of The city charter in relation
they conduct and manage the
or Jaws a. are now or may hereafter from .%e
TO time be made passed by the Compton Council State
Of the ferry lease and its append.ss.
sale to the coscIot the d sesenus sum equal 70
l;.ss .ss osssrx:. forfeited %
osisaSn the same time executed by two saretie: this
proved BY the Comptroller the punetus payment
snd se h . I'd the
OF the lease bonds aud be paid
BY the Corporation for connection with the pier slip
bhead premises proposed TO be leased during the term
OF the lease.
Shoud the Of the above ferries either Of
them purchased BY parties other the present lie
will be required in accordance with the provi
u the laws OF the State to purchase fair appraised
valuation (shoud the present lessees desire to se) the
boats buildings and fixtures necessary for the purposes Of
ferry said value be fixed by persons selected by the
lessees in the parties agree 10
the amount TO he paid Tor tho same.
shall also contain covenant requiring eacn
ferrybna have attached 10 its engine ire apparatus or
pump with not less than 400 feet OF hose OF the quail
Nv dimensions that used by the Fire Department OF
the cy New YORK. and u be for the exnguishment
hres whenever required the Chief Engineer his
of the Fire Department OF the city OF New York
for which lessee shall receive twent dollars
hour Tor each hour be counted less
tnau hour MATTHEW T. BEBNNAN
Comptroller
The OF the above named Leases IS postponed until
Monday April III. 1854. al tie hour ard place.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Dated MARCH %
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JNoR sALE-A BOND AND MORTGAGE WELL 81.
cured city property, for $500 70 three years
Inquire for tvo days at ys Eldridee street
CONVENIENT TBN FORTY LOAN
" Subscribers 70 this loan through ~ WI receive
ONBBIGHTH PER CENT COMMISSION.
JOHN y. MURRAY CO.. Bankers and Share Brokers
No II Broad street.
AIMING srOCKs-As WELL AS ALL OTHBR KINDS
M OF securities bought and sold at all the stock boards
10 New York, Boslon, Phiadslphia Ac Otherwise -
sonmjsslQs. ~ Ak1kk1 H. !lVQkAH. ~ q vWARA
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 TRENoR's ACADEMY.-THE CLOSING LESSONS
n OF tne season viii take place az fol owsNo 30 South
Eighth street Brooklyn, r. d Monday evening. April II.
Is West Thirty fourth stree, N. Y, Wednesday
eveatng April ID Tickets at either rooms
BALLET MASTER DUMAR's PRIVATE DANC&NG
ID Academy 81 Seventh Thirteenth street
classes every day and night for ladiea gentlemen and
Children RedONa waltz aud six fashionable dances taught
perfectly la six private lessons.
HANGING ACADEMY 81 MERCER STREET. BE.
IL Spring aud Prince streets Assembly bas every
evening Dancing commences ct 8oclock. Manager j. B. r.
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pELMONT GOLD MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO
subscription books twenty shares OF hs
stock The above now open at our Office and
will close Tuesday next April IL, 1864.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO.
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FIHAHCIAL.
ss..ss ss u.s..
Oap"a W
Cali loans ne on u Ui ss. Ss0 bonds and
stock securities. market value 49, ITO. 632o0 90
o. go bonds loan OF 1862 owned BY the com a., :.
estate and easehcid owned BY the company S9i6 81
Loans on bonds and mortgages. arst Lens on real - "a, "a
Interest on loans due and aocrue3 Ssl1
s s:s%,s "a: .ss sss9H:s I g
Other property, Including United States Internal
noseuue STAMPS tiSt "
Totai assets s263 a5S o.
Reasarssce Losses unsettled and all other claims 90 a
DiRECToRa '''.'''''.''' 'N'''" '
$:ss s:Ss As,a.s' ,.
S% ss s.sso a sosn 4
6os'sass Ei Fd$SSs prus SSs,ss
SAMUEL NJ. caArr Secretary.
CUNNELL GOLD coMPAsY-HoLDRns OF RE
NJ ceips 70, purchase Of this stock obtain
&C. Y The
! FIRE IL JSsS SEM Honk coNrASr
once II, Broadway.
CASH CAPITAL. oNH MILLION DOLLARS.
The s.J ss ccomDsn having
prepared KIND Of property including
ships in port and their asans. loss or damage BY
x1 aEEhEEAASF sS EAnsE V,;s President resident
dsoaGE W. SAVAGE, Secretary.
seaaT and s tool Of che city sad Of New York
Esq Of on the osy a. MEX * pss
viii tuesday Dt the issh
80 " ''' MxTrHEw 7 BRENNAN. Comptroller
or Nav YORK. April 1864.
:. oHS B J., HN AND SHARE ssoKEss,
Buy snd sell shares bonds ana ieid on semm!ssoa
M estate this city and Brooklyn.
Apply osRiss No. S Fine street 's second story
(lFFIoE OF THR PrTTsBURG. FORT WAYNE AND
siockTns Board Of DIRECTORS have this day declared d
81 Of the Of as
s n Of
Of the company in the CITY OF tsburs sockholder.
the sfSST
the city Of New YORK. to the stockholders whose stock
The transfer Sooss Of the win close O'Clock
on the i7h day Of May hs.esisT By order q the
w. H. BARNES Secretary
PROSPECTUS Q, rus
BELMONT GOLD MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL sooooooo.
TIFF X ASR MINING
AUGUST BELMONT, WILLIAM B. DUNCAN,
ISAAC BELL, 8. F. BUTTERWORTH,
s. l.. H. BARLOW ROBERT L CUTTING.
WILLIAM b. DUNCAN.
EDWARD CUNARD.
TRKAsURER.
AUGUST BELMONT.
6RORKTARY.
WINTHROP SARGENT.
SUPgRNrENDENTo COLORADO.
FITZ JOHN PORTER
GEORGE r. DUNNlN9.
Superintendent United States Assay 0ace New York.
DUNCAN SHkKMAk CO.
SOLICITORS.
B0WDOIN, .LAROOQuES Il BARLOW, New York.
WAKkLY REED, Central City, Colorado
RELMoNr GOLD MINING COMPANY or COLORADO.
subscription books for twenty thousand shares Of the
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b,6VV bUAE S
OF
THE SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS

lHE SUU Helm HEFA1lC fILLS
Have been ordered in day. Wherever known their
continues. Without putting, they have gained
ground by their real value DaS- More than five hun
dred persons known to have been cured by these
Pills. %Es5a
This excellent family medicine is RECOMMENDED by
the proprietors good for Diseases of the Liver His
correspondents say that they also Billions Rheu
matism, Pneumonia, Chills and Fevers Bilious Fevers
Piles and Worms. They are perfectly safe medicine
Peter Walden, Esq, of Dnwidde county, Va, after
describing remarkable in his family of Bilious
Rheumatism and Pleurisy, says 'My Doctors bill b"
been heretofore from Sl75 to $500 per year / have
used therA these pis) for family which consists
eighteen white and colored, and have not called in
Doctor. This is great saving. They certainly M
the best family medicipe ever discovered.
Rev. John w. Potter, of Greene county, North Caro-
lima, had suffered twelve years from a diseased liver,
which the physicians had not been able to lie
says 81 commenced taking the Hepatic Pills with no
confidence in them. They acted like charm
From that hour l have improved have persevered
in their use, until now, by Gods blessing, / well
and hearty. had a negro man who, as believe
saved from death by dose Of these Pills. Ny Doctors
bill annually from 500 to $780, but have had
use for a physician since" s.
Col. Jch Wright of Goldsboro, N. c., (Aug. Ia,
1922 ssys 81 have used the Southern Hepatic Pills
in my family here, and also my planato in Ala
bama, and always with success. L have a valuable
servant girl who had been long time under treatment
for consumption, without receiving any benefit. Al
most in her extremity was induced try the Hepatic
Pills. TLey given according directions, and
she is now WELL entirely restored by them A similar
case occurred among my servants in Alabama. For
liver and lung diseases have perfect confidence in
them"
Fuicirectons and other certificates will befound
the wrapper Of each box
Price, SO 90 box. For $40 dozen boxes will be
sent b. mail, free to any part of the eonfederacy
Still gIeater Discount to Druggists, or others buying
by the gross Not less than dozen need be ordered
Reiaed generally by the Druggists, and in Charlotte
N. c.. by p. SCARR.
The address of the Proprietor is GEORGE W.
DEEMS, Wilson, N @.
Aug 20, 1868
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4gu section OF the act Tor the assessment
and Collection of taxes. approved May LIST, 1863, is
hereby repealed.
18. The Secretary of the Treasury is hereby au-
thorized and required, upon the application of the
holder of any call certifcate-which by the first
section of the act " to provide for the funding and
further issue of treasury notes." approved March
3d. 1863 required to be thereafter deemed to
be bond''-to issue to such holder bond therefor
upon the terms provided by said act.
Adopted February IL, 1864
[NoTE.--The AID section of the Assessment
Act which the above law repeats, allowed tax
payers to pay into the Ire ssury in advance such
they might choose account of taxes to
accrue against them.
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PEA MEAL.

We keep at Steam FIGURING Mill in this plae
Pea Meal for feeding and stock. Also, we have
hand at all times, Family, Extra, Superfne and
coarse Flour. We warrant our family -four.
Corn Meal and Grits always be had at the mill.
]. WILKES CO.
Jan'y l. 1862
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COPPERAS.

TAA LoR ASBuRY are now prepared to furnis b
by the ton or otherwise, fine article of Conneras
superior to any English offered in market DRUGGISTS
and A2otheearies supplied with chemically nnre
article. Address TAYLOR & ASBURY,
May 5, 1863 Cbario,te N n
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WHEAT I!

The subscriber is prepared to purchase the new
crop of Wheat at the highest market price. Farmer
will find it their advantage to call at the CHAR.
LOTTE STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jan'y l. 1853 If JNo. WILKES.