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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-25
Foraign NsWs.


FxaffEa Porn, OCT. 34sARbe Belgian,
from Liverpool on The 15th and Aondon-
derry on the 18th, passed here, with new
There ere : aais ! bstlsf tone in the Lo6dou
money mafkeE Funds we're frmeE, bat
there was heASiness IL commercial circles.
= The U. s. steamer Niagara had arrived
OF Sh6reham with q Danish steamer
under suspicion Of being 4 blockade Tan-
FhesbiP SodthsEn rights, Of Maine. was
oaptursdjoufho 22d of Ansdst, blythe pi-
rate Fl0rida, and released under bOnds.
= In-LiTeFpooli cotton vas d1lI aud hah
deeIinef A. iezlsi1tf s7z1
. ConsoIs closed At ss96ssF fOruouey.
The recent failures ID Great Britain
continued % be the principal topic Of
.s,faenasfonso tAds3 fIzaid-.lsa = rsSdsFl
= The Pariss Patrie says R6ssla has eivsh
Ia its adhesion . the French policy on ne
Roman question. e "a sas'[ ~ 7i'aA
The Paris BouFse was duh and lower on
the 12th iksf-, and rentes closed as est.
The insurrection in Algisrs gis raging,
and the natives there appeaEtO Be Obsying
. summons 70 Aholy war 4
= InitheI Danish question, al the iPsaea
Conferences, q compounds q said TO- have
been effected, On the financial ,qasstlon-
Minor questions ara. also arranged, and
there only remains now the drawing up %
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4GAttAaAIN AAeA------ ~ A-4.i-f- - +-iAN 80
CERTIFICATES, namingI.s acha article and sffE
Oalus are placed In sEALBD ENVELOPES, and ven
mfEedsi One Of theles envelopes viii be delivered
at ourocos sent by mail 70 any address cut
REGARD 70 choice, receipt of s. eenll5 i.sd fs
itFeFfl send 6y1uaail oxprnly the afliele that
the purchases may draw, for ONE DOLLAR o.
iliu ercianqs for any pfeF article ol1 orr Tat 81
n sane paiHs a. tbs arffels draun. slsaz 3li-
~ .sslisse NO nBLANIksg
EnfiFe aatilfleton guaranteed q al oaSsl and the
price VIM Be Immediately refunded % any pAFty
di6aa ttsfed with the article We sand.
I Yo1 may obtain q GoLD WAIcI. or DitN11n Rho
for ONE DOLLAR which ) on need mot pay dntl
1 - Iiye gealsa EnEploPes for - Klsyen for 81
l ssSs i soE on oirussr iSeSlI Saute j IN al
GOOOWLEe HUHT,E Co..
4 JFWFf.FRs l1fAA
! ia HJZ 5aAJ ie1o7 BfoadSEsy.Ns ~
Al Letter. shoaId q lidral,ed 70 our Boz, 8 zoe
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The Chief Marshal will bedesiguated by
. white scarf trimmed with violet, aud the
Assistant Marshals with blue scarfs trimm-
ed with black. - = - - -
It is respectfully suggested that citizens
owning flags will display them eraped or
that business besuspendsd and stores clos
I'd daring the Afternoon Of AZ 49, ~ -
HENRY CRANaLn,
Chairman Com. Arrangements.
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At an early hour neEt morning the pure
suit was continued by PoWelps cavalry
He captured IL pieces Of cannon which
the enemy had driven into the mountains.
At, Woodstock the column was halted
and rested a short time, when itreturned
towards StFasbarg, picking up many Pris-
onerS BY the way. I! p, . = = 2,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wrpSwpAy. April ls--6 r. N

"WEDNESDAY Apru I'D 4. MI.
The stock market again unsettled this morning,
and nearly ali the leading shares fell of in price. CON-
pared with the highest cash sales yesterday Erie prefer
red stock advanced "a Illinois Central n, Cleveland aud
Toledo y, Ptsburg and Fort Wayne N Alton and Terre
Halte Il, Chicago and Northwestern a, Chicago and
Alton Il Pacific Mail az Cumberland Coal 2, and Quick
silver Mining u. New York Central Declined, Erie
Railroad IA Hudson River 2, Harlem OK, Reading l..
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen /, Michigan Central l.,
Michigan Southern y Gaena and Chicago 2, and Chicago
and Rock Island =.
The market better sustained In the afternoon, and
prices upward turn The closing quotations were
New York Central IA, Erie l25z Erie preferred
llS7s, Hudson River 1871 Harlem us, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen s6h, Reading l64A Michigan Central
I5T4, Illinois Central ISL Galena and Chicago l454,
Cleveland and Toledo 1906, Michigan Southern ll5S,
Mississippi aud Missouri &C. Chicago and Rock Island
I34A Alton and Terre Haute ssh, Toledo and Wabash
TAX Cumberland Goa s67t and Pacific Mail I34A
Prices OF railroad at the first board today com
pared with those obtained Wednesday of last week
follows
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The following we're the quotations for government Sc

Exchange advanced day from 1893 70 1906 and closed
dun at tho latter figure.
Money continues per cent, and the sup
ply is abundant
The spectators coin rampant today and
almost beside themselves with the idea that they will
soon be able gold to two hundredand the present
seems 10 favor the impression that their hopes
are not doomed to disappointment While these move
mens are going on among the gamblers the members OF
the United states Congress- who to Washington
by the constituents 20 protect the faith and credit OF
the country aud TO look after its saiety-he former
being now in greater jeopardy than the latter
are wasting the hours, which this time
more necessary than before, TO be devoted
70 devisng means for the preservation OF our
national finances taking each others political
antecedents aud preudces and revertng TO former
lions political parties They the rapid progress we
are making towards financial ruin, and they know
the power TO save the country from such crisis in
their hauds and they permit their partisan feelings
10 carry away the performance Of their duty
The spectators reduced the value OF the legal
der Treasury notes TO but very little onehalf their
full value 4ud yet Congress negects TO make any move
ment .owards checking the rapid depreciation of the
eoverDment paper. AS will be by the quotations
given below the premium advanced in about hour
today-between fifteen minutes after twelve and quar-
To mast oclOCk-tnroe and perc mt
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WEDNESDAY, April 1876 r. N.

AsHrs-Recipts 80 bbls. Market quiet and unchanged.
observation-disclosures CAST bbls, -FOUR 80 bbls and
s35 bags corn meal s95 bushels wheat, 1858 do corn,
s4o9 do. The speculative fever in the nour market
run high again to-day and the advance was 25c 4Oc,
holders seemed to part with their supplies very re-
ctanty al the extreme prices paid OF course the
big advance in gold the great lever by which the
market thus forced up seeing tina, the export de-
mand has long since ceased, and the legitimate homo
trade inquiry is greater than il month ago
when prices were two dollars per bol cheaper The re-
cops continue remarkably light considering that inland
navigation is open. sale made OF 500 bbs extra
State deliverable last half Of May aud frat half OF June,
sellers option 81 So which soc below the price the
CT Of -four brought to-day The sales for mme.
date delivery were 900 bbs State and Western, 1000
do Southern and 900 Canadian Rye -four sold TO the
extent of $50 bbs at very full prices Corn meat was 10
speculative demand with 800 bbs sold al an advance
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FINANCIAL.


OPINION or COUNSEL ON FOURTH NATIONAL
" Bank difficulties .
The following resolution. adopted at meeting OF the
Board Directors OF the Fourth National Bauk
has been submitted 10 ms for consideration,
proposition having been made by some OF the stock.
holders this Bank wound up, Resuved-rhat the
be referred TO the Counsel Of the Bank for his sd
upon the sub and as 10 the praccaby and lega
OF proceeding aud that the Articles Of Association
and BY Laws be submitted 10 him Immediately
We understand that the occasion OF this resolution was
informal meeting Of the sockholter recently held
Al Mr. OpdyGe house. at whicn IN consequence Tue un
differences Of opinion existing between MN and
0ry the Board OF Directors IN regard 80 his htness
for the Office OF President decided disposition was mani
Tested 10 Wind up the Bank and was 90 the
u ceran OF the stockholders to pursue course which
would lead 20 that With that end they have
caef meeting Of the stockholders Tor the 18th inst. Tor
the purpose OF considering this among other proposo
body that there connection alton
the action proposed by these stockholders and the
difficulty winch has suggested y The proposed remedy
OF President for duties of that Office
which 70 be considered by itself. and II cannot In our
Judgment upon any principle Of law or OF reasoning be
II such proposition has other basis aud supported
BIZ other sideraton Than the personal preferences
Of those who lake sides with the President and who
have determined either him IN Office destroy
the institution cannot judgment be said to have
proper sufficient warrant We advert 70 this point
think that " the stock holders shall be permitted
by the government 70 break up the bank al ALL y VIII only
be- upon some good and sufficient ground.
II will cerainv be desirable " the bankss 10 be broken
up that all OF the proceedings Tor that be conduct
ed IA deliberate aud proper manner and, " possible. In
the difficulties aans which prudence requires that pro-
vision should be made. Rash aud basy action will only
lead 10 CONFUSION aud litigation aud confusion and htga
ton cannot result otherwise than 70 The interests
OF all concerned
Nothing better settled than that the aocthodes de-
sire W oct Ia their Aggregate capacity ia order W eject any
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$l.OOO.OOO I0A.
or raE
COUNTY OF Few YORK
PROPOSALS FOR slOoo,ooo SOLDIERS
BOUNTY FUND BONDS.
being the balance awarded on bids FOR ssNooOO
Opened April Z. is6D.
Sealed proposals viii be received Al the comptrols,'s
once until Saturday April Is 1854 O'Clock p NJ. wneu
the same viii be publicly opened for the purchase OF the
whole or any part Of The sum Of Of the Soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds authorized by 40 ordinance Of the
Board Of Supervisors March 49, 1854 by 40 &C,
OF the Legislature OF the State OF New York. passed Fsbru
arr g. 1854 being the amount no, awarded on bids for
$4,000 700 opened April iSes
The said bonds besrntee at the rate OF ss per ceot
per sunum payable semi annually on the arS day OF May
and November 10 each year and the principal will DO re-
dsemabis as folows-Fve hundred thousand dollars No
vember 1882 and eve hundred thousand dollars Novem
Der |. 1920
The proposals will amount OF bonds desired aud
the price per one hundred dollars thereof aud
whose proposals arc accepted viii tbeeupon DO required 10
deposit with the County Treasurer The sums awaraea'o
them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts OF tue
County Treasurer for such deposits the parties VIII 10
titled 70 recev. bond, for equal amounts Of the par value OF
The awarded 70 them, bearing interest," from ne da'es
OF payment
Each proposition should be sealed ana endorsea fropo
sails for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" ana encosedtna
seeona enee,ope addressed 10 the Comptroller
The right reserved 70 reiec, any or all Of The bids
considered necessary procc, Or promote the Interests Of
she county.
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
Orr or HEW ToRR. DErARrmsnr on p,sArca,l
CQnPTRoLLRa's 0rrcH.. I
Apru T. 1867
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FINANUYAn.


o.eilai 100000 IN 10000 shares Of sseach Canadian
III. hon rl ssq sy.n !. L j DIRECTORS
@ Brydges ESQ. Managing Director Grand Trunk Rail
Hopkins. ESQ. HUDSON Bay Company.
Thos a s;a1sy. EEs Esq N r
The Hon .. j. O. Abbott, MP
Mossrs MAcpouaAG nSSf pAyrpsos.
No. Merchants Exchange. Montreal
xessrs . iS5Ss'Sai RICHIE
NO s1 * FIN FINE .i sTSEkr
|; PROSPECTUS.
n The q rights the gold
EMS eAas sSo 2: COMPANY
az s,s Sis j. ls
iron saa ss's.
81 il an hsss
wen cultivated fertile productive country p0pDA''u
LosR he principal
BY Portage and Traveller Res. FLYERS respectively both
Of them tributaries q the Du Loup
racte and bars full sufficient in their course through the
aSw ID Ss' e.
ed with such successful results In California and other gold
whole water fron,ass Of the property IN question on
and there are besides lesser streams rvueis
tersecng the property at various points al similar ~ Sha
they fall
year. the duva deposits along those (within the
limits OF the in question: proved them to contain
the ous metal In such quantities as to induce the ex-
pecaton that here the miner will be richly rewarded for
his industry and many earth taken from the
banks al height OF from thirty to forty feet above water
level found contain gold particles In sufficient
portion to handsome returns when operated
the hydraulic process already alluded to-
II IS proposed to place the capital of the company at
$4,000 divided into hundred thousand shares of SIS
Is to be paid supply the amount in cash for which the
proprietofs offer their property to the company The said
assessment OF one dollar to be payable the OF the
stock certificates which Will be until the whole number
of shares shall have been subscribed for
Beyond small assessment Of perhaps six pence per share
not contemplated that further calls need be made
the Stock such the whole the
with the exception of eight thousand allotted to the
ator Of the project will be alike liable.
The eight thousand shares referred to 10 be treated
paid up 10 full, and therefore wholly unassessable.
From the known richness and value Of the property which
10 form the basis OF tho proposed association the pro-
lectors Kepnebec Gold Mining Company confidently
anticipate the Of the ensuing summer the
ehaes will be demand at rates far above their cost to tho
Grst holders
reports Sir W. Logan chief Of the Geological Survey
Canada showing the estimation In which that
ed authority holds the Rivere du Loup and its tributaries
for their aurifercus qualities.
thousand already been subscribed
Canada and the balance offered TO the public al
81 share payable on application St the office Of the
subscriber, u d, hEkhEi,
IS Wall street.
The subscription books will 10 opened Thursday the
l4h instant the Once of j. H. Berre - WAu street,
late OF the arm OF Berret Foster
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OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE co.
u No Rrna

OFFICE OF TIE Soh AZ slaaaw TaEE co.
NEW YORK. APRIL ~. 1894
AZ the annual election for directors held this day the fol
loving gentlemen unanimously chosen
TIMOTHY g. CHURCHILL
GEORGE OPDYKE.
MONTAGNIE WARD.
JOSEPH w. MEEkS.
EBEN SUTTON
WILSON q. HUNT
DANIEL BUrTERFfELp.
RLLiOr q. COWDIN
JOHN e. HASBROUCK
JAMES ENGLISH
ISAAC N. SEYMOUR.
JOHN GtBHEY
JOHN ARMSTRONG
CHARLES DENUURISON.
GEORGE B SATTRRLEn.
A. NJ. q. SMITH.
JAMES A TIMPSON,
FRANCIS LELAND
A l.. SAYRE
B. ii. VAN AUKER
ELIAS q BROWN
RICHARD s. PALMER
DEXfER A. HAWKINS
Is I. FABBRI
jAEES DWELL
ENoCH CHAMBERLAIN
THOMAS P. WAY
LLOYD L. BRITr0N
CHARLES CHURCHILL.
GEO. 7. CODINGTON, JR.
THEO B. WOOLSEY
EDWARD OOTHOUT.
CHARLES M CATLtN.
WILLIAM LEE.
GEORGE L KtNGSLAN0.
OTTO LOESCHiGk
WILLIAM oPDYKE
CHURCHILL Esa., unanimously selected Presden.
EDWARD kEMEYS Secretary
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The market closed comparatively weak al 17sss The
sales during the day covered large aggregate amount
the greater portion OF which was on time.
Messrs. Adrian n. Muller, p. K. wilkins & Co ade
the following sales or stocks and bonds to-day, by order
OF the Executor Of William Vaudeville, deceased
100 shares Merchants Exchange Bank. $50 each JOG ].
100 Mechanics Bank, S25 each ................ III
100 Greenwlcn Bank SIS each Observation-Disclosures. le5
so Metropolitan Bank, 500 each ............. 1851.
~ Peoples Bank So each ............. ..... los
Is New York County Bank, 800 EACH .......... l53
SO Manhattan Company. $50 each. ............. LAG
100 Fireman Insurance Company ST. each. l43
$4,000 Y. 6s, 1861, interest January and July 1904
1900 City 6's, 1875. water Loan ...... l0Sl.
1000 City 6's 1876. Central Park Improve
nent Fond ...........................l Ila
1000 n y City 6's, 1851 Central PARK FUND.- lis
5000 HUDSON River kR Co, I'd m, p c reg b, with
cou due 1885 int June and Dec 81 800
each. ...................... l23
5000 Erie Rk 20 m p BIDS, due 1870; int Sept.
and March, 81 900 each. lls'.
1000 Y Cen RR pc BIDS, due 1883; int May and
Nov. 81 900 each Observation-Disclosures. ia
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TINTED STATES GOLD MINING COMPANY.
u ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
or NEW YORK
CAPITAL STOCKS $1,000. IN 5000 SHARES OF So
EACH.
TRUSTEES
WIN WHITEwRlaHT Jr, New York
WIN. A BOOTH New York
WIN Il. SCOTT, New York
JAMES ID. FISH, New York.
W. B. OGDEN Chicago
II. II. BOODY, New York
LOWELL HOLBR0OK, New York.
OFFICERS
VIM WHITEWRfGHT, Jr.. President
H. n. BO0DY, Vice President
j. r. STEPHENS, Secretary and Treasurer.
j. II. SCUDDBR, Counse.
Books of subscription for the sale OF $3.50 shares Of the
capital stock OF this company will be opened Office Of
II. 7. Morgan Co, No. s. William street on Wednesday,
the 10Th day Of April inst at III o'clock M and close
O'Clock r N. Of the day Should larger number
shares than that above Indicated be subscribed they
be allotted by the Trustees.
subscrpton price $40 per share payable IS At the time OF
subscribing. the balance the call OF the Treasurer
The Trustees will receive &l25 900 q working capital
W wHITEW RIGHT. Jr, President
NEW YoRR April Is 1854.
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THE PEOPLES GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM.
chartered by the state of California, December
1861 location southern slope OF the Sierra Nevada Noun
tans south OF the celebrated Gould Curry Hon. S.
New ell secretary resides the mine and supcrintends the
workings which are vigorously prosecuted night and day
few shares be secured al IS share and
berea ter Rich samples OF the from this
companys mine be their transfer oec. No
street room
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MINING COMPANY or COLORADO.
CAPITAL, I'D OBJ SHARES.
ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE OF MINING Pro.
PkRrY,
The property OF this COMPANY comprises 1851 feet
the best odes Clear Greek 1000 feet Of
which already developed producing from 500 to $500
per cord with the ordinary stamp MILL also thirty
hundred feet valuable power aud twenty -four
saamp mill la working order Title undoubted.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN. President Chatham Bank.
JkO. W. MOTT, President 5 Warehouse Company.
JAMES DAY President Providence and Boston Rail.
sAMUEL * PLAT. Adriance Plat Co
VIM BELCHER SAcket, Beicher Co
SAMUEL A WALSH. No 20 Plat street ,
WIN d. RUSSELL, Colorado.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN
SECRETARY
JOHN N. POWER
BASKRR4
CHATHAM BANK.
Messrs PLAT, GERARD BUCKLEY, New York
Messrs. WAkELY REED Colorado.
JOHN SLAW9On,
Formerly OF Cid Nine Lake superior.
900 shares Of the stock offered for sale at $40 per
share Books will be opened NJ the o0lee OF GEORGE
SAMUEL BROWN Bankers. III Wall street, on Monday
the 18th instant Al eleven O'Clock.
payment Of per share will be required at 1.-THE time
Of Subscribing and the balance the 2s instant when GER
tiheates will DO delivered
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OFFICE OF TdE PITTsBURG. FORT WAYNE AND
" Chicago aaway Company. April 5. l364-Divdend on
stockrne Boasd Of Directors have this day declared d
dend OF "a cent % the capital stock OF the company
quarter snitu, March 81 last and of the
OF said ulrter payable ree OF government taxi
and 6th day OF May at the general Office
oil the abe city OF Psburg to the stockholders
The books there the agency
ie Company winslow Lanier Coz No 81 Wall street
tn city Of New YORK. stockholders whose
stan Is "a A e books there.
ser books OF the company will close at O'Clock
T. NJ 90, May remain closed until 10 O'Clock
the 18th dap OF May thereafter By order Of ha
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
w. II. BARNES. Secretary
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NHE BROAD TOP
CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY $2,0OOODO.
10000 SHARES OF $50 EACH

The subscription book s at the Office Of Messrs
Jerome Riggs Co.. No. 46 Exchange place, at SIT 30
per share payable IS subscribing aud $2 80 on the ah
May. 100000.
This company own about three thousand acres or the
Mountain semi butumuous coal lands carefully
selected after thorough geological survey
Professor Shepherd. New Haven. his report
these lands made few weeks since this language
houd you be fortunate enough to secure this property
of the magnificent coal properties In the
world" And again he SIT Is In short another Cum
and coal deposit ia greatly lass more readily
cessible and the market"
The reports OF other eminent biologists and mining en-
gneers also examined these lands prove conclu
deposit Letters aud certificates Of OF the largest
engine locomotive other manufacturers and Of
iron masters railroad and steamboat men, attest the
perority this coal the Allegheny Cumberland aud
other semi 5ituminous coal.
Six known Of coal underlie the whole OF
very coal II Is also the
coal this character market both by railroad and canal
/, be delivered ia New York and Philadelphia at
lower price the Cumberland and Allegheny Goals.
timber lands OF large growth and the most
valuable kinds and will yield, IL 10 estimated atty dollars
vast amount Of rich Iron Ores also found upon the
property; and from the Close conguy of coal and
be the best location
in Pennsy vania for the manufacture of iron.
coiery being erected Coalmont will be soon
ready, II is calculated. TO send coal to market.
All the coal and canal boats supplied BY the
Broad Top Huntington. the Pennsylvania and the
Reading Railroads and the Pennsylvania Canal Companies
The village Of Coalmont is this estate About ninety
and well finished noelforty by eighty fee-are included
In the purchase.
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OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT
~ Company. New York. April III, is64Notce is hereby
given that the directors have this day made call OF az in
capital held By the stockholders OF said
pany, be paid Tuesday the 10th day Of April,
Iso4 Morris Treasurer No. 81 Broadway, and
the shares Of stock which said inament shall
be paid at the time Aforesaid will with all the previous
payments thereon made be forfeited the entry or which
forfeiture the said instament
the 3Jth OF April ls6a The transfer books will be
closed the ed and opened the 18th April 1864
j.. HAMILTON Secretary,
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JAMES j. DAY, President OF New Fork, Provdeucs and
Boston Railroad Company.
CORNELIUS S. BUSHNELL of New Haven, Conn
THOMAS c. DURANT, Vice President Pacific Railroad
Company.
Z T. b. GIBSON. corner Pine and William streets New
H. WINTHROP GRAY. No. n South street. New York
". w. BALDWIN, corner William street aud Exchange
place. New York.
s l. N; BARLOW, corner William street and Exchange
THOMAS II. PERKIvs, city Exchange. Boston.
GEORGE COOK, Of Central City, Colorado
President, JAMES J. DAY
Secretary aud Treasurer. THOMAS CHALMERS, ia.
Counsel, Messrs MARTIN q SMITH. New York
Messrs REID WAKELY Colorado.
President, Manager aud Director Colorado. GEORGE
COOK. Esq
Books for subscription for purchase Of 900 shares OF the
capital stock OF the company will be opened at office
Tuesday the 18th inst at ~ o'clock A. NJ Subscription
So s. TO be paid subscrtbng S. payable on the
10Th inst.
The property OF the company consists Of upwards Of
900 feet OF gold bearing quartz vein selected especially
for its formation during the summer Of last year. from
OF the richest and best developed of the Terri
istng with special safe aud profitable inves
ment OF capital The advantage possesses for profitable
working of its veins. with It's ample working capital and
Of claims offer for sale for the formation
other companies makes II the most desirable investment
MOULfoN 4 vANDYKE,
10 Wall street, New York.
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THE BROAD TOP COAL AND IRON COMPANY
i CAPITAL. 10000 SHARES, OF $50 EACH.
Books Of subscription for limited number OF shares OF
this company will be opened at office Wednesday.
JEROME RIGGS & CO..
46 Exchange place.