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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

PArsR soacus STAINS ~ new paper mill has iust
zone into successful operation al fsrfy sbrfg Wood
county, Ohio. II is ~ present maAiug wrapping paper
exclusively, for this purpose II works az Eorgum stalks
which make 40 srtics resembling straw paper, but
much stronger and superior. The dsmsrd Is 40 much
greater than the supply for this paper that ths works
20 be exieOjed and she manufacturing y pro- -
paJss COMMENCED --.iv.trrI't gI,eIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

THE DRAFT.-We think the public mind may
be at rest as to the probability Of draft in
this city. 1t is almost certain now that we
shall have no necessity for such measure =
at least under any outstanding calls Of the Pre-.
sident. Our quota will doubtless be filled be
fore draft is ordered. Indeed, If it we're 10
commence tomorrow, the number of men to
be supplied would be only 3,7l2 Under the
management OF the Supervisors Committee
this number will be furnished In a few
weeks. The committee are now paying 70
cruits at the rate Of between one and three
hundred day. 1t is quite likely, then, that
the government must be convinced that they
can obtain all the men they want, so far as this
city is concerned, sooner by the volunteer sys-
TEN than by the slower and more unpopular
process Of draft.
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while the blockade is being maintained By the
Germans. and Duppel is being gallantiy held
by the Danes, who will worry out their adver-
saries, conference Of other Powers will most
probably endeavor to patch up the difhculty,,
and it is quite likely that they will succeed,
and thus put an end to the everlasting complica-
ton Of Denmark and the Duchies,' which
some OF us have grown old in reading about
If not patched up there will be general
European war;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

THB MsxlCAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SYN
PArHV WITH TIE SISTER REPUBLIC. Whilst there
ia another hitch in Europe in regard to the Dsw
Franco Austrian empire in Mexico and the
movements Of the Archduke Macmillan. there
seems to be arevolution going on here. Tho
administration and Mr.. Seward, especially In
some of his diplomatic correspondence during
the present war, have virtually abandoned the
Monroe doctrine. This was doubtless done on
the supposition that France woald abandon the
rebel cause altogether, and have nothing vt all
to do with it; that Macmillan would, en- his
inauguration as Emperor Of Mexico, conclu de
treaties Of amity with the loyal States, send US
q minister and receive one from us, while he
would give the rebel Preston the cold shoulder
and turn him out Of doors. In short, that. in
consideration Of the abandonment OF the Mon
roe doctrine by our administration, Napo-
leon and his protegc would take no cognizance
whatever Of JEFF. Davis and his crew. Since
then some new movements have taken place
The House Of Representatives, by unanimous
vote, has reiterated the Monroe doctrines
and to-day We publish . fuh and very sug-
gestive report of banquet given to Senior
Romero, the Mexican Minister TO the United
States, by large number Of the citizens OF
New York. These gentlemen are nearly all
republicans; and as their reunion and banquet
formed simply private meeting. it is very
different thing from the action of the House Of
Representatives The intention OF those who
gave the banquet to the Mexican Minister was
that the proceedings should be strictly private,
for circulation alone among Spanish-Ameri-
cans. The action Of the House was paeent to
the whole world. The former is, therefore,
very significant, and plainly shows that tbere
is decided opposition growing up to the
foreign policy Of the administration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

THE THREs HUHDRErs ANa,vrasAsr or BHAxs-
PxRK's BIErH EKxr BAwfpsy.--'n yesterdays
issue We alluded briefly 20 an attemr. which ID be-
ing made among ourseives, by few ardent
lovers O. the greatest Of dramatic poets to erec
q statue on some suitable meiaent0 OF Shakspere
in our Park. ami which may be commenced by the
laying OF q corner stone there on Saturday ncxt.
The sSd instant. that being tho precautionary ami
ysrssry of 6hakspere's birth. 1854. An enthusi-
ssm and remarkable readiness and lberality have
already been manifested by certain prominent
American.tcsn actors. and also by several popu.
lar managers Of our city theatres. to cooperate in
forming. 1rgt. nucleus. and thereafter collecting
tho requisite funds and at least not to permit this
centennial to pass by without their having made
Strenuous effort to signalzs to posterity this
passing event. and also to inaugurate on the occa-
sion some artistic end enduring memorial Of 6haks-
pere, "whs va not for day. but for all time"
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Nrsic AND MYSTERY mir. Robert Heller, who plays
tricks upon his audiences aud pieces upon the piano. and
who said to be equally expert in music and magic, ap
pears this evening at his saloon, No 5s5 Broadway
He has been exhibiting for few days at the sanitary
Eat.
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ITALIAN orKRA-This is positively tho last night OF
Gounods brilliant aud most popular opera OF Faust At
the Academy. The ought to be enough
call together its admirers. We need say moth.
ing Of the cast. hazzoleni has already carried OF
forest OF laurss and that will obtain fuller
contribution this evening.
To night Brooklyn friends are to be gifted
~ prisuo and Medori in Robert
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NEW HERALD MONDAY APRIL Is ss4-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

bs tited, and il therefore becomes the mce ne
csssary that tho mystery should be solved ny
the Coroners jury. They should summon all
the prominent engineers in the city before them,
and get their opinions as to tho probabilities
of . we'll tested boiler exploding in such case
as that Of tho Cheuango.
When the dismal catalogue Is full we shall
find that between twenty Ave and thirty humsa
beings have been hurried to 9 frghtFul death
It 10 only by experience We can learn how 70
avoid such calamities as the. and tho expert
ence is SO bitter and bloody that the sooner we
arrive at the consummeti0n tho better
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ANOTHER REBEL DoD0E TO RAISE THE VIM
The rebels, as will be seen by our Lon
don correspondence, have started another
scheme BY which they hope not only to keep
themselves in foreign supplies, which have
been curtailed greatly Of late by the vigilance
Of our cruisers, but to raise their financial credit
abroad Their idea is to form q company in
Europe. with q capital Of half million ster-
ling. for the purpose Of equipp ing feet of fast
sailing steamers to run the blockade, and fight
if required. These vessels are to ply between
Bermuda, Nassau and Havana. and the ports Of
Wilmington, Charleston and Mobile. Mr.. Ward,
formerly United States Minister to China. who
has just returned to England from Richmond,
aud General McRae are the agents entrusted
with the execution Of the project. The Lindsay
clique are, Of course, to be interested in it. 1t
is proposed, should the scheme succeed, to en-
ploy portion Of the funds in buying rebel cot
ton bonds, now selling at fifty-two, or about thir
ty-eight discount. 1t is hoped thus to raise the
credit Of the rebel government abroad, which
is at so low point that nobody will trust it.
They expect in this way to bring up the
rebel cotton bonds to par. and so prepare
the European market for another loan. We do
not think they will make much by this move.
If when things looked brightest for them they
could not sustain the credit OF their bonds
abroad, it is net likely, now they have entered
upon the path Of reputation, and wiped
out five hundred mil ion dollars in rebel
currency, that they will be able to
borrow on the faith of the profits Of
blockade running The disastrous revelations
that are constantly being made in the bank
ruptcy courts have, we think, cured English
spectators OF all illusions on this head. Let
them, however, go deeper into the business if
the prospect pleases them. 1t win only have the
effect Of helping us to better class Of prizes
than we are now making, and Of aiding US to
siren gtLea ou, navy aud enrchlng our naval
ol6cers.
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THE Array OF the POTOMAC.
Mr.. N. DavldsOn's Despatch.
CW.rarpxa Cou4I HoUsx. April II, /

DEPARTURE or GENERAL FITZPATRICK.
Brigadios General Fitzpatrick took leave Of his Third
cavalry divisaou this morning. and proceeded. accom-
panied BY nearly oil the obcers OF his command, "a
Brandy Station take the oars Washington Thence
By order Of Lieutenant General Grant, he Will report 70
Major General " Sherman, At Nashville Tenn. TO take
command cavalry Of tho Army OF tho Cumberland.
General sAer applied for this assignment weeks
SINCE Genera. fitzpatrick VIII DO accompanied In his
command by bis Assistant Adjutaut General, Captain
Estes and hs personal aids lieueuants Tteo Eorthrop
and Harry Wilson His dvieon part With their General
with tho deepest regret.
POSITIONS orBER oGftcERs.
General Custer, with The Second brigade, transferred
from tho Third 10 the First division Coones Chapman
transferred With the FIRST brigade OF the Tes division
to the Third division and General Dayos s ordered 10
report to General Gregg, OF tue Second division,
for duty. The Third division wiz therefore be under
tho command q Genera wilson. The First undor
General Torsers and she second under General Gregg.
while the corps win be commanded by Gsnsrs Sheridan.
whose old command the Southwest will dovove upon
General fitzpatrick.
olorr DIssGRErs oRDTRs.
Previous 70 General fitzpatrick leaving hIs old com.
maud a commune atiop was received By him from Con.
Robert f. INc. By flag Of truce, through army head
quarters, inQuirng o! General X whether the orders
found upon Colonel Dahgren, OF Published in the Rich.
mond papers. wero authentic ard authorized by him.
The repiy a bitter and indignant denial There 10
lutte doubt that the why Coione Dahgrers bod
is not given Up OF It's shameful me,aton ana
unchristan burial.
TrR wKsrsER.
Tho storm which has ragged during the pas, twenty
four hours swelling the streams and deepenss the mad
has cleared away and the weather again bright and
beautiful
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AlKIASoRiA April II, 1861
IMPORTATION IRON Rxssr. DEsERrERs.
Two desertcrs from the Ninth AAbsns regiment cane
in Mtcheils Station yesterday hsvua the Rapi-
dan They report tina, the utmost vigilance exercised
by the rebels prevent desesoos that patrols
stnty securing the country between the Rapdan and
Robertson rivers 70 pick rr the deueueris Scouts have
also recently been observed this side the river
the railway bridge supposed to be engaged IN the
business.
cAiIraE BRYCE BURNERS
corporal and five rebel privates were captured be
tween Fairfax station and Cerrevie day or two since,
Of whom had caueen Of turpenne for The purpose
OF firing bridges
sosRy At WORE AxoSo OR TRAINS
Mosby, with twenty men captured train near Fairfax
Station yesterday He burned the empty wagons. and
made on with the horses.
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FROM the Nhsnvhio uufonp HpfH o.l
Tbers had. up to Saturday last, 2,l0s Tsnnesseans
TAKEN the amnesty oath at Shebyvillc, divided cl
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/ . -
hSNEY QUE. eu. ....sy q y 70. Cub; !. bond
,gppoI'ed sales Of Madras At e. SSss Manila, 81 so'
IRoY-scoich Pig Is quiet but asady q t7Iaesas y
brand nom yard American IL scarce and firm q ew&tk
Sa S1 ae' other S; are sp s
and prices have declined fully 10 b. Oak Sole has also
d d ,s P. IN: SsS's
folGys 0si s:sshtsI and ss-S good Lishs ssssc 90
good Il ss'ss si:', Gss %
California good Lab. spd Middle Bssyy %sS<7a ozsese,
LEADPg has been In better demand and the rnarkst russ
s a. an advance sns Of fully ia r. sS SS.s s p ssSS
LIME-Rochand Is fairly active and the market be. been
very Irregular Common Rocslsnd advanced fully l5c bbl
while Limp has declined sSsc Sales 81 rs for Commons
M6LAssEs~Tsers 10 not much inquiry bu. holders are
*. s.Ss IN sns sale. Of Of Cube
and IS bbls New.Orlesns at 81 u.s.
.o.. .e.dy 81 Sees IS FIsasS and 2%ss.n
Ron: g oas:,s demand and ssdy = 20 es Com ON
.nS Fiss ~ f fss ForsiIn Faeh !, ssssssa
0lLSFish Oils have been quiet snco our last but prices
have undergone essential change We quote Crude Whale
81 soSsi Is ard GIaae Sperm It a. % Ln''sd ~
5ss ssb !. Gs q e n s.4a. IN
'Sp Of o 5ss DO sS p sst I'm a 'an
oAkUN-Ths market consinus. ias.. isc and iAe
ca, pn 6Si shs tstee Seaiiitie.
since and the market IL lower and heavy the ooses
For future delivery hear Of sales of so bbls hes
buyer August at S57 50. The the spot are $40
bbs new Mess 38 50d SO So Beef remains dull and
prices entirely nominal Terce Beef quiet about
previous prices Beef Hama dull and nominal Cut Meats
inactive and nominal Rough Sdes In moderate
noinnsI. Lsrd in good demand and is 6rmer sales Of
300 bbls and tcs Of d20tc for No. N&02c. tor fair
prime Steam and Kettle Rendered ana aic for small lots
| choice.
stock Of Pork and Beef NswYork and Brooklyn, AsS
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A MAN Losr-GREAr ExoIrEMKSr-Fu

A MAN LosT-GRRAT ExCITEMBNT-FW-
TEEN HUNDRED PERSONS IN SEARCH OF HM.-7s
Pi.brrsh Post says that Last Saturday week ayoung
man Who lived with his parents in Somerset County
near the Cambria County line, by the name Of Wertz.
took bucket from home, and said he going out 70
the mountain near that place TO gather some whore-
berries lie did not come home that night and the ps'
rents becoming alarmed. gathered some twenty OF
thirty Of the neighbors the next day. and made search
for him. without however. discovering any sgns that
might lead 10 his recovery Tbs alarm spread and the
next day two or three hundred persons went to
the mountain In quest Of tho missing. man, but
without avail. The search has continued every day
since the numbers still increasing Yesterday
not less than fifteen hundred persons nom Johns
town and vicinity started early In the morning fo!
Laurel Hill determined " possible 10 learn what had
become Of him. His father John Werts. and his moth
en- are almost distracted during the fearful suspense IN
regard 10 his whereabouts. The Laurel Hin 10 denss
forest near fifteen miles wide and running through the
State. full Of deep ravnes, whose tortaous windings
form labyrinth 10 which any one may be easily lost
The thick underbrush too makes this wilderness still
solitary and dreary. The men In search at night
built fires at different points IN the woods 10 attract
possible the attention Of the missing man, which COM
mnnicated TO the leaves and the whole mountain Is now
extended field OF fire. leaving but little prospect for
anything but the charred remains VI young WeTI " "
recovered u he u ever found.
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gale of 6 y cent STATE BONDS.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,


TREASURY OFFICE. HARTFORD July % 1855 ID,
PROPOSALS Tor the purchase Of - po"" tho bosDS
ofte state Connecticut will BE- received the ONCE oil too
Treasurer In Hartford until TUESDAY the 9th day oi August
1861, Il 3 O'Clock 7. II. Of that day . 49,,
depot o. per cent on te smount subscribed VIII DC re-
oirsd :, guaranty tor the faithful performances Of the peposa
10 be applied Of the purchase be returned to IN
successfu bidders -,
No bid viii DC accepted ess than tbs par value Of tle
bonds and fu payment in funds current IN HewIm WIN DC
required within afeen DAYS after notice Of the award inter
eat will be allowed and pd all Payments fron the date
thereof until the day of October si The treasurer re-
,,yes The rgt n reject such bids lie may deem not 10 be
for the best intefes. Of the state" - .
The bond. w bear date Of October l. 1854 with az per
cent coupons ached payable on the hiss Gays o.
Hsrord with tic principal payable in thirty yesr from date
or al an earlier period At The pleasure OF the
eer Asenb and will be made payable 70 the person or
persons to they may be issued TO eoafer and ne
transferable on delivery. -,
fifth aud credit Of the State Of Connecticut Lereby
pe5d for the payment Of the interest and io the redenion
Of the principal o laid bonds the sale OF whos '
nv se of be General Assembly passed and approved July y
ll,4 GABRIEL W. COTE. Treasurer.
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ADVERTISEMENT

TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YoRK.
viii receive subscriptions for the new aio Treasury Notes
These notes will be convesbs at maturity into SIX PEI
cxsr GoLD BKAgIse $40 Bond Parties Subscribing before
18Th August will be SLOWED interest to tina, date Those sub
crbng .sr thu, date will poy accrued interest Recognizing
the Importance Of general subscription TO this POPULAR
LOAN this Bank will allow ell subscribers THE WHOLE cos
MISSION Of % 80 on each o. 100 subscribed.
NORRIS KKroHun, President
d. w. VAUGHAN, Cashier
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The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway 70

The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway for
the week ending
Jnly .. were.. ''s'sss"Vo.-cS'.
Corresponding week last yeI:....'.." 1879
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
OF the 80 miles of the Saratoga and Hudson
River Railroad from Schenectady TO Athens over one
third Is already under contract with bids awaiting 70
be opened for the rest The necessary buildings &C..
at Athens are In process Of erection.
fAdvertissment.l
GOVERNMENT POPULAR LOANS.
The FIRsr NATIONAL BASK,
FISCAL Agent SoR Exw YoRx,
is receiving subscriptions for The NEW $40 TRnAsvhY
MOTIFS and continues receive subscriptions fOs the 1910
GOLD sBARISe BospA
The alo Treasury notes have semi animal coupons, and
are dated August IS Parties paying for them before THAI day
VIII deduct the interest that date and those paying ss
the 18th of August will add the back interest
ssmission Of dollar and half per 81 600 win b.
allowed 10 su5,cribcra The notes 60s, zoos, sos
COOS and sOOos and win be delivered here promptly
as they are received from Washington
JANIS cuHpzrI. Cashisr First National Bunk.
No. 4 Wsl-s,., Nsv.Yosk
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Financial.
VERMILYE e. Co.,
No. a WALL STREET,

NJ
No. a wALLrSTREET,
win rsoetvs subscriptions to the
NEW 7.3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
Those notes Issued "a denominations Of 80, 500,
$500, ~, 900 and $4,000 maturing In THREE
YEARS from August IS 1864 interest payable semi annually
In currency at the of $40 PER CENT per Annurn
The payable in currency at maturity. OF ssuvar
able into S 30 SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
All deposits made prior August 18th viii draw interest ut
rste.
The usual Commission allowed this Loan and also The
1910 Loan
We are prepared to convert the u. =. $40 THEAS
URY NOTES into the O per cent BONDS Of 1881 with
proup;ness and on favorable terms
Also BUY and SELL market rates all kinds Of Gov
ERNMENr SECURITIES, including
u. =. $40 BONDS,
u. -, 730 TREASURY NOTES
L. =. IL mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
L. =. QUARTERMAsrER5' CHECKS,
u. >. TWO.YEAR 3 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES.
u. y. g per cent, COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
MATURINa CERTIFICATES Il INDEBTEDNESS
collected purchased.
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nUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD

II FIRST MORTUAGt sLNhN FIX UNI HV" D.,
We oeer Of the Kist Moftsge fserond ID
yson) OF this Company The Bonds have ~ Year, 70
run ADD bear per interest payable ssi -nnnAy N
They pat u an issIs Of SvboO1 ~LcH sfc
secured by mortgage ines Of rosd running ION 'edAi
FALL TO Iowa ais under contract and 10 be completed
this Fail - -, 4,
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad b" been competed
aud in successful operation from oaqae 10 'sqf ~,
Iris 100 mile. 10 represented by S5Oe@ fr., hofsAsr
Boud. 1900 Of Preferred STOCK. and about 0)vv ."
c,,o- s,oci TIE Eonds now offered for sale issued
y and with the OF threeiourns In itr, OF the
Preferred required by the articles o. incopO
r.ton The total interest al 'hs honds oi TIE
ompanv j. therefore bnt 80 go guaranteed by tue earnings
Of "A miles OF road Tho contract oT building TIE extension
~ a ,.s vss made o. fav1rahle and The mate
s and equipments secured before the late great ADVANCE IN
prices -, , en- .... 49,,
mile CT
900 Of the Bonds have been snb-erbed for By stoei
holders OF the Company and the oaaIce are now OEeoe !"
II. puisic on favorable
For further psgiieglG apply 10 ~
SCHUClIhRDT 0EBHARD, No Fl Nasssnst., or 10
Nj X JESCP g. Co, No. 50 Il rchsnge place.
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Amuscmfnts.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

apEAT NATIONAL FAST
0REAT NATIONAL FAST ,,
Previous to and titer Divine Service during winch ""
s,an Ia. M 10 II M J the Museum will be closed
UNUSUAL AfTRACIIoNo
win bs foapd 1t this Establishment =,
FXUIBITIUN at y A. Nj .cor
IN IFC1TrRF ROOM WITHOUT EXTRA Ch1hfnr1r.-
or HRRR NADOLsKPS WONDERFUL hbiN.hi,
Opiy ~ feet high feet wide and feet thick
3oe fallsiIed pieces Of furniture
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS.
rOUpTU MIX Of THE RANEL PAN1OMimE-
MAZUIM: Or, THE MONT oWr.,
LAU0IiABIE TRICKS, BRILLIANT sCtSEK,ii, IN ~
TONY DENIER Mr. C. X. FOX, Mr. o. pA' ~ ,, VIZ,
Nom. oR0ssi' Mia LOUISE and the charming pAn'eu'e
Nile ERNESTTNE. appear . ~, l.. a.. srurNP
Mr. J. H. CLIFFORD ethiopian Comedian, In h'' 81 ''f
SPEECH. men ,,,,rpv unrrp AFTER
PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY hoGh H *"
NOON AND FVFNINO. commsrc ~ at o s~cA'
THE GRAND ORCHESfhiAN. -, MP
VIII plsy at short intervals day md ensl,s; cou
FICljIT and ELABORATE OEEkiuhhS "'u "o
POSITIONS with ell the effect OF s,,,ro,,,c,-ra
FULL ORCHESTRA OF ~ iNSi i'V ~ Tr,u
TIE NEW VENTILATION, DRIVEN 81 SlhAm,
30 900 feet Of cool eil per Inue y we
CoDIEsT PLACE or AMUSEMENT IN IiiE ILL ILL
C0OIrST PLACE or AMUSEMENT IN liz Sirrr'
C00IEST PLACE or AMUSEMENT ~ THE 1iii'
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD ficn;
WROUGHT HERE IN Day SOLID GlAI ,,r
FAT CIIiLp GIANT GIRL, FRENCH niANnrl
pWARPS, ALBiSoS, MUSICAL SEAL, AND hiLLio'
OThER CURIOSITiEs. <,r,uosroy
Phrcuolo neal Examinations by Prot LlsiNusIV"'
Admission rs cents. children under teh, 10 cents.
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rJYIIRD NATIONAL BANK,
No S NASSAU-ST,
Go1,STs FOR THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN!
I and $40 TIRE ASURY EOIES.

r.. Third National Bank NewYork viii receive srbso,p'
un. or t new loan allowing interest at fall rate nom dsts
Of deposit ." . - -. ,u., u 1874 ana
so ner cent interest with semi annual coupons at
hs and are convertible at maturity into Per cent gold
hfeYest bearing $50 bonds. 49,, al,
In order 10 AID ps0aG nall to take th loan his
bank will receive pon and credit any um on ssooun
hereof not ess than To- upon which interest will be allowed
70 sabscrbers the rate and $40 per cent from date Of
''V''' " '' ~ ~ N'-' V & n. JORDAN Csshie
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2,4o3ol6


The State of Pennsylvania paid its semi-an-
nua interest on Monday In currency. according to the
proysons Of an act OF the Legislature to that effect
The Quincy Mining Company will pay, Aug.
is. dividend Of 81 per share.
The Briggs Gold Company have declared a
dividend Of y cent for the month OF July, payable at
tho office Of the Company. No. u John stcek
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orrlcs Or 9yIxoI MISIss cS4g4SI. =.

No. 81 E1cbal,e Vacr' f'r- . ssk' my 'Oi I0V'
The Board Of Directors have
IL declared DIVIDEND of EIGHT DOLLARS fEh
fnARE from the eeIunss Of the past six months pys9e on
sad ser MONDAY the 18th Of Auggs' nex
bsse,s will be paid 1T the Once Of /. HENRY PERTAINS
He Is ststes boston until September The transfer books
~ w W. HART SMITH, Secretary.