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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-24

y
whose cry to I" be let alone means license to
trample on the rights of all without resistance
or even reproof but also to free the people of
the South from the domination of most un-
righteous despotsm. This war has come upon
as as the necessary means to purge us from our
sins and political corruptions, and to remove
the scales of ignorance and prejudice from the
mental vision of the Southern masses, so that
they shall be abe to see clearly the hypocrisy of
their headers and comprehend their infamous
schemes to crush o0t the spirit of freedom, and
t.lsten on them the CALLING chains of despotsm.
And now, siRce we have endured so many tolls
and dangers spent 80 mnch treasure and offer
ed up so nanny of our relatives and friends on
the altar Of patriotism, shall we now shrink
from the completion of our Gask2 Shall we
pause in the race whea we are nearing the goal
Shall it be said that our friends have shed their
blood in vain because we surrendered at last the
birthright of freedoms, and yielded up that pre-
cious jewel, the Union of the States And yet
there are men who are counseling peace with
those whose only terms of peace are the dismem-
bcrment of the Union There are men profess
ing to be Loyai, who say that the President of the
United States should propose an armistoe and
invite these traitors with arms in their hands,
and breathing out threatenings and slaughter
against u.s. to meet US in convention to decide
atp0n terms Of reconstruction. Already have we
seen the results of such " ill-timed complai-
sance' and such indGsoreet propositions. The
IL haaf OIt 81 aI,nto
ragged to hold out in their rebellion, and more
blood and treasure will probably have to be
spent to subdue them. Even now they contem
plate the overthrow of the present government,
and the accession TO Office of those who viii
WELD cowardly submission to all their demands.
Those who have rebelled against lawful autho-
rity must Grstreturn tother allegiance before the
olive branch is rendered to them. As children
owe respect and flial obedience to their parents
SO the people Of this nation owe tealty and ODE
dience to the authorities ordained OF Ge@, who
are the lawful agents TO enforce the constitution
and the laws Parents who allow their chill
dren to disobey their lawful requirements for
felt their respect and foster ingratitude and dis
obedience; but those who in a conscientious
manner firmly maintain and enforce their COM
mands secure the obedience and love of their
children. So also in relation to those who are
in rebellion against our government; hesitation
in enforcing obedience to the laws emboldens
them in their treason, and leads them to hate
and despise US. They have sworn to MAINTAIN
the Constitution and submit to its requirements,
and they know the just penalty for the violation
of their obligations. Let the government re-
claim them by inficting the penalty of disobe-
dience; this is the only way to bring them back
to their allegiance; they will see the folly and
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-24

-. There are three companions with whom
man should always keep on good trrms-his
wife, his stomach, and his conscience.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-08-24
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE


ARMY
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiers
'AA&Aid Societies, clergymen, editorsand others
are respectfully requested to aid in disseminat-
iag the following notice which is OF interest to
all who have friends III the army:
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange
ments for supplying gratuitousiy information
with regard TO patients in the United States
General Hospitals at the following points, (othcrs
will be added;)
Eastern Departmeats;-For information adj
dress "OGce Sanitary Commission, Uosh'ngtoH"
Washington, d. c. Cumberland, Md.
GEORGETOWN, d. G. Point Lookout, Md.
Alexandria, ID. 4, Frederick City, Md.
Baltimore, Md, Fairfax, Va.
Annapolis Md. Aqua Greek, Va.
Annapolis Junction, Nd. York, Penn.
Thagdelphta Departmnd. For information,
address "OHce ,Saeitayy Contmissiom No u
South SixthStgeet. "
Philadelphia, Pa. Chestnut HILL Pa.
Chester, Pa Reading, Pa.
Germantown, Pa. Harrisburg IA
Near York Departments For information, ad
dress 'OWce Homans Central Cnt0n, NO. 10
Copper ftsttts@e.'
New York, Ny. Portsmouth Grove, Il.
Albany. n Y. Boston, Mass.
Newark NJ J. Burlington Vt.
New Haven, Conn. Brattleboro, Vt.
Western DepartmeNR- information. adj
dress mice Sialitary Commission, LouiSei}te, Ky.
Columbus, Ohio. Louisville, Ky.
Cleveland, Ohio. Coyington, KY.
Camp Dcnnsou, Ohio. Lexington ny
Gallipolis, Ohio. Danvllle, Ky
Cincinnati, Ohio. Perryville, KY.
Quincy Illinois, Bowling Green, Ky.
Cairo. illinois. Memphis, Tennessee.
Mound City, Illinois. Clarksvllc, Tenn.
Jacksonville, Ind jackson, Tenn.
Evansville, Ind. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
New Albany Ind. La Grange, Tenn
Saint Louis Missouri Gallatin, Tenn
ronton, Missouri. Nashville, Fem
Rolla. Missouri. Vicksburg, Miss.
Springfield, Missouri. Corinth, Miss
Keokuk. Iowa. Helena, Arkansas.
Davenport, Iowa. Grafton, Virginia.
Paducah, Ky Polnt fieiSaht. ' II.
Bardstown. XIV. Parkersburg, Va.
Lebanon, Ky. Clarksourg va
Columbus, Ky. Charlesto"n, va.
Columbia, Ky.
Information will under ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person VINO may apply
for il. in answer to any or all Of the following
inquiries If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; II IN person,
il will be answered at once
I IL flowing name and regiment, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
PROPOSALS FOR
-oOO.OOO
$500. 900
newborn COUNTY COURTHOUSE STOCK"

Sealed proposals vii be received the Comptroller. OIL
until Thursdsy Jsnusry s. 1885, 81 two ococs p NJ WHEN
he same will publicly opened FOR the whole any part
the sum OF Two Hundred Thousand Dollar. Of The New.
York County Court House Stock authorized 6v CusPe 22
Of tie Laws o. 1851 and by Ordnance o. tie BOsi Of
supervisors. approved by the Mayor May O. 1876.
The ,uid stock is TO provide additional mean, fortte con
sruoon and completion of the New County Coarhoa.s
Chsmbe.tres, Il will bear interest e, the rate OF sr per
cent per snnum payable semi annually the 6.st day OF
Nay ard November In each year. aud the principal will be
redeemed as follows, viz: r... .
One hundred thousand dollars the hrs day OF Soyen5s
1899; snd
One hundied thousand dollars the sr,i d,y ONovenb,r
1890
The proposal. viii state the amount o. sot desired AID
the price per one hundred dosn thereof and pe:soas
whose proposal. scc-p,ea will thsOpon 90 required to
deposit County the sums awarded to them
respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts o'ths cousy
Treasurer for such deposits the parties viii be entitled to re-
eeive for equal amounts OF the psr value Of the
sus awarded to them bearing interest ron the das'o! pay
mrnta
Each popo,ion should be sealed and !ndcs'ed Proposals
for oh County Court house Stock and incord in
second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller.
Thu rsht 10 reserved reject any all oil Tie bids Il be
Interests Of the County require It.
MATTHEW q. BRENNAN. Comptroller
City 81 New yors Depsitneut Of Finance, ComPlto.s..
Once December ., 1861 ..-.. ..
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finanli1l.
SPECIAL PETROLEUM NOTICE.
III Il 4 l. Il X A n A w III A
AND
ELK RIVER
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY"

OF WEST VIRGINIA
Geoogiss ard practical mike In tbci belief and ~
report that The property Of tbs Compsry-6!,Sto
ACRES OF LAND. IN FEF--is 10 Che very center
the West Virginia Oil Regiou-bar numerous oil aud sas
Springs the banks Of its prrcs streams tone Of which
ves with The Burning Spnf iisT0 end h surrounded
nv pyop.r,ie On ~, ~ side that are Inukabe in their oil
bearing character"
The subscription oTs puchss. bow being made s,tbe Of
fee Of the uhderined It contains the Of many Of our
prominent capitalists and business men, already fsr ad
vsuoed and will be eosed ct early day.
Prof RICIIABDSoNS very able and interesting REPORT
on the property with CIRCULAR attached containing The
conditcus Of the subscription and any additional information
can b. obtained q this Office
JAMES WADSWORTH 4 Co,
Nc. CT CEDARsT.,
NETWORK
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ID. RANDOLPH MARTIN. : Tn,,.,
Ion: y. YELNFRTOS. 4'S
N-nIInr IN ihn II0I nEPS nrthr RONDS Of

~ CLISTOy con NTv. ONO psysbie 70 he Cncnnsti,
Wnmirgtor tnl Lnrsyle HarCsd C0ri4ty OF bes,eE st
tue ono Life Insurance sud Irns COMPANY ~ TIE ny o.
Eer YofL ard nan-irg Jsuu,ry l. so la. tie whole OF
the a,nua Interest o. soil Hoid. With h.f ORR t1rLns.
W. be plf promptly 81 N. B-niing House Of ths iTs'
m ihe County and State e-ad tie fs' day Of January
A. ~ 1865 and ssd Day sssry subsequent year thsearf
o. guiil oiiirT wis- adv i..d. .
By order Of the Board o. Comrsion., ~ Clinton Co.. o.
BY ". GREER, County AEcite!
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financial.


PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 81, 500, 600, DIVIDED INTO 800 600
sHAhES.
PAR VALUE So.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 81 PER SHARE.
NO FUHTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL ON TilE SUE
SCKIBERS As so, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAfITAL.
PRInpg9r-J Q. CLARK. 81 New-Yorh
VICE PREADENT-R. H. WlSHARr. New I,h.
TEnAuRrn-H. " DFVOE, Sew-York.
SECRkTArY-J. COEKLIN. New-YoIk.
DIRECTORS
nv r. KETCHUM, Baltimore Nd
y. KING, Baltimore, Nd.
}. II. GOULD, Pii!adeDhn Pa
w. WOODRUFt, Baltimore, Md.
u. II. WISHART, Eew-loIk
hi. Y. DEIOE, New-for
A. CLARK, Tarr Fam. Pa.
IL. +. CLARK. Oh tny. Ia.
GENERAL SCPLRlNTENDEN1s
j g. CLARK, n. y. 4. CLARK. Tan Fam Ia
u 7. CLARK OIL CITY, ia.
OFFICES;
No. ~ BROADWAY n
Nos 6t3 ana GA CHESTNUT ST.. PHIL.
AND BALTIMORE ND.
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DROPOSALs FOR LOAN. Treasnry Deparl

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN, Treasury Depart
nentNotce is hereby given ta subscriptions VIII be
received by the Treasurer the ted States the s.vea
Assistant Treasurer, and Dc;n.iod Depo iies end by t.
Nat oa Banks Designated snd qualified DcposLaes aud
Financial for Treasury Notes payable three yrIrs from
August Is 1866 bearu, Interest e the Tse OF seven aud tf
tens per cent with seu coapons attached
payable In las lu money. -
1here rot will be convertible O; ;he option cf the holder
maturity into fx p cent gold bearing bonds fedeeuabo
after FIVE rni payable weuty wears Iom Augnt ~ lttf
The Will be Issued tie Denominations OF hitN ont
hundred Eve hundred one houfand and hive thousand
snd sal Ice isded M blank or s9ie to atct Be may %
directed by the snb scriher,. -,
Az subscriptions FOR my dollar or some multiple
Of If dolihs
The note, viii be ;ransmsd 20 the free or 'sn'-
p0r;son chsees amer tie receipt u the Original Ger
t6cstes Of Depofit o. thew ran he prepared. .
As the nr'rs draw Interest .To Augusi 70 reffons rtkns
deposs pay ihe interest accrued from d-s Of note to
date o. depos..
Parties deposiu c ihor'sna d5l'r sud rpw,rd
~ these Loce lime vii be allowed couIusson
q one quarter Of one per cent.
Al of.ees aa;hoed receive deposits reqneIted 10
civp applicants ell desired inoilnation, Hnd so.d ever
& cilty foT I4sius tgbsCi ,p.ions -
". 7. rEsSENDEE
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Calling renewed attention Il the above the oce's Of the
Ninth Na;os BANK De,ignB,,d DepocIy and Financial
agent for the city q NerYok will receive subscriptions
the Jcs and allow tie Government Normisou % shove
The notes are sao Oh hand lcf in.mcda,e delivery
Jouy T. Hill Cashic-. J. L. ORNIS, President.
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Cbanecs for Business Men.

IRON WORKS FOR SALE.-The UNION
i WORKS COSPASY'i property a. g.. johns n. r.. In
comp etc working order including their houses mills sops
machinery, &C.. &c. either with the valuable wharf
o-oOei v oTning The front 81 Joh..s Eerbor
The great advantages and phiegs. wE.ch these NorS
for carrying and ndiDg the otsJs business
oa.T great inlucsment Tor investment. 80 .
description and edue OF properly together with full
psr.l'uiIrs ippy 10 g.. BLEECkEH SON CO..
AueiioHes. and r. al Ests,e Brokers,
10. Z. Cedar st.. New.Yort.
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DETROLEUM
l. GTHE DUTCJMAN RUN OIL
COMPANY
FAVE PURCHASED 5000 ACRES OF OIL LANDS
Western
s2oc0 Of this remains be taken, and be sub.
scribed for ct Office,
~ SUMS or NOT LESS THAN $1,000.
The lands are situated Hughes River and DUtchnsn Run
In the best Oil region II Western NilsiDis.
THE DUrCHMAS RUN OIL COMPANY
WI be formed under the avs Of he site 81 Scwl ok and
purchaser. OF the land viii receive 600 in sfOCh FOR
Every 81 900 SUBSCRIBED.
NEW.Y DIRK AND BOSTON OIL
COMPANY,
President. henry LAMBEkT. Boston. .
lO0, 600 SHARES. PAR NALi r., aJ....S1UO,O OV'
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, ~.
Producing lands on Cherly un O Crcsk end in W,sern
V.rriB.a. TWO PER CENT per ~71'b gloL1nteed.
FIRST DIVIDEND, JANUARY 20, 1865.
Subscription boots for both Coupsnies now open At our
Office. MAGSrhFF s GaEIGHEI@,
Ne. ~ Broadway, Sew-Iork.
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Th. Company "a Organized under the laws Of The State a
New Iort. The principal Office y No. ii broadway, WITH
branch Offices phisd pms Baltimore, for The convent
Of subscIb vorc the certificates Of siocG viii be
issued 20 tubstbes scrbooss ere ready without
delay The property has been selected With great care dIing
te las, lee yrfs ~ those Ire who hsvs been
constantly operating oil aud throughout tire entire
oil region OF snusS vsue well Western Nr.ina, and
wa not selected sch bat for the os hc purro-e Of de-
y-ornent and pfodnc OIL hsvuenow ten well, under
tract and being bored in vi.3T livery Of this Com
PAWS property il bottom and he of boring land much
OF II on OIL CrIck Chcrry Ron Chcny Tree treok Walnut,
Bend Allegheny River snd other streams where the and; are
being dove 'op.d in good success.
OFFICE IN NEW YORK where PTospcctus aud every in
formation csn De obtained - .z
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CORPORATION Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF fISANcE,
RuHHIu THs RECEIVER OF TArys,
ho-.1 ChanibeTss. }
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS. - Notice y
~ hereby given thsu sn sdditions OSE PER CENT viii
he added Eta inst 10 al taxes unpaid Gu hst dsy On
a.. J,nuiry oCng interest at the rae Of twelve pei
cent vii accrue he calculated from the loth Oco5eIr
"a 20 the d.lo 0. payment. JOHN MURPHY, Receiver
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financial.
OgrROLEUM.
.v.yORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM co.
,ngrp UNDER TIE LAWS OF NEW YORK
.,-v N THE VERY heart OF THE OIL RE
'o' IONS OF yTNANGO COUNTY, "a.

) TRUSTEES
, .,,,s , PALMER, President Broadway bsns' Ne"
i@r pANplLL. esPre,idept United States Teie
4 n Company New-YoTk
To- u NICOLAY, Of A'btr H. Ncohy TO-
-, and Au,tioneers, 50 william street, Ne" foIS'
DrXg J. JACKSON, Of Polheu,ios 4 Jsekson b''Ae'
z y, s,osers. e. photographic, Ncw-Yort'
r-yD c. sTFDMAN Secretary Sss'forh fe'Ioeom
s ro,-d and Broker, No 30 BTcso's'Ieet Ne"
cpyW MEHAFFEY, Philadelphia
; ,vcis A. GOODWIN, PhilsdelpLi4
MT GARRISON, Of ClsIksoI L 60, Btbsers, l@l
'..1 Third street. Phiadelpha.
vys n. CLARKE, OH City, Pornsyi'sp'@
sraT h. NlCOLAY. New io.k
.PRFsIDEST.
,crFw MEIAFFEY Philadelphia
. TRgAsuRRB.
y STOUT, President Shoe and Leather BsDb Nsw.forf.
OFFICES OF TIE COMPANY.
} q WILLIAM STREET Eew-YoIhi
No. l2i SOUTH THIRD STREET. Philadelphia
rT1L- STOCK............, ..... 200. G00 SHARES,
|, TIE NOMINAL PAR or SIS EACH-sUBsCRiP-
T1cS PRICE, 90 PER SHARE.
..r,l ,.t ect 10 10 further assessment.
I, COO SHARES OF 500, 900, REsERl ED FoR
WORKING CAPITAL.
LARGE MAJORITY OF TIE STOCK on THIS
.Ig,Ny HAVING BEEN ALREADY TAKEN IN
M WORK AND PHILADELPHIA, THE sUBsCRlP-
* BOOKS WILL REMAIN OPEN But FOR A FEW
Ms LONGER 1T TEE OFFICES NAMED BELOW.
KEWYORK SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS;
FRANCIS a. PALMER,
At Bropdwsy Bank, No. DC BIoaGSaT.
ALBERT Ii. NICOLAY L co.
No. 81 William 1t.
PoLHAMJUs 4 JACKSON
Nc. ~ Exchange Place.
srd Prospectus be obtained application et the
j. A. The Conipanv
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Oyy,c, oy FLINT sIyEL RIVER MINING COrFASY, (

OYncz og FLINT sTyEL hiyrs hiiis6 Iorr.Nr
No. 10 Nss4u.s,.. SEv.I York, NOV. e. iht. ,
NOTICE is hereby given, that an ASShSS-
~ MENT Of ONE DOLLAR PIE SHARE has been
levied upon The Capita stock Of tie Flint See, tye Mnln
,muapy PAYABLE :. the Oice Of tie Company No ~ Nas
ssu.si New iork, before TUESDAY, The sd dsy o.
Januai Y, 1865. $500,
yIc 1rsnser Book vii he closed hs day. sner winch
no .toct vii he Transferred unless tie ssesurni sha have
bern p5l By CiisI l. n. hctuLLfe srctenry.
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I,uE spLCIAL COMMITTEE of b

l. BOARD ol,OUNClLM Layiig under atop
The donation 10 the Chldrens Md Society. viii bold
Ing IN Room No. s. City HILL On WEDNESDAY, the
2s.h inst a. O'Clock p Parties interested are in'iiee to
attend Hld + iHS3 G. GROSS. sq.si, Committed.
DAVID FIILGERAAn,>
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1mnSemen,e.

WAN AMBURGH d cos MAMMOTH
V DENAGERlE AND G,,EAr MORAL EXHIBITION,
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. NJ. TO 10 Pm.
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS
FOR TIM HOLIDAY WEEK!
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY,
Al hh Y s M TPRssMssEb "a xSfM ,fsiss'''
'S' 'G TaF o s'9 TfT fsF:S co1Ircroy
or LIVING WILD ANIMALS
10 be fond IN any Looic g.ra Exhibition in the World
NEW ARRIVALS
Of rsre aud curious specer every pert ihe world 'Ee
'''' HE MIST iNSiRG GIVE INHIBITION
FOR OLD AND YOUNG
e' h6 6iss d oSi9 rs CENTS No HALF PRICE.
uELLERs SALE DIABOLIQUE.
TIE NEW PANToMlMEH
SURPRISINGLY WW t.ttSSit Yrw TRICKS,
NEW MUSICAL SELECTIONS,
GREAT RASEL TASTONME
HARLEQUIN SANTA CLAUS:
THE MAGIC CLOSET,
ineJd the startling appsrion o. 49,.
THE CHASTITY WALKING skELLTOS
sndtae
k 4wo q MiTfE$f TMA n oEDhY WEEk
MATINEE. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20, al Up M
MATINEE sNuRDhY, Dec. 81, a, 2 P IN.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA GRAND PRESENTATION CONCtHI.
THE NEW YORK
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. ASSOCIATION,
WITH PLEASURE
ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS
WHO WILL APPEAR AT THEIR
NINTH GRAND CONCERT
DEC. alst (SEW-YEhRS ENE1 ,
sIosOR n IOTrI slGVORlht NORESSI
MISS TEREsA CARROGO MR.. SCHRlENO.
MASTERS BERNHARD rH2 RICHARD BNEIIU.
A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT GIVEN WITH ZACH
TICKET when purchased al lie Jewelry STOKES 4 the A'so
eiatioD, Nos 54 and 23J BroaGEFy.
A RTISTS' FUND EXHIBITION,
~ viii be open
CHRISTMAS DAf AND EVENIN0
en- VII hGsliy clof.
"WEDNESDAY Dee. 20 8. 10 pm.
No C.J Bloidusy.
FgNHE ANNIVERSARY and EXHIBITION
h Of Lbe SIXTEENTH BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL
ill be repeated THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. -, com
urncing at :! o'clock ostTolemcnt
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OrYicE or 1BE DKLKwART AND ErDsor tsSAL 60
NO. - NiiAlm-.t., cor. 81 FL iri.frf'sce. 1

Newly ora. Dee ~ llst
NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDEkr.-ln pur-
~ susnc. Of agAoIy Of meeting 90 Ito SiccEhod
~ Of the Derare\nd " d.ou tsYs Cofnpry held on the
Pat day Of p last ts:" viii Ia rPVodorrd among ,acb
per,o 81 A be Stakeholder, ~ said Company the l
day Of January next twelve asand five HUNDRED ss, 81
stock 90 the H. Of Vne STARE g. every 'e'e sH' q"
.tock then held by ssc Strckcf~r c.Atrt ~ stock 20
oued sill be ready .5- delivery tc.e entitled 70 te
on end scr the D. dlv Of Iebfgify hrr ae osy On
winch tie usual crsi dividend VII be pd No s'P "l De
issued or 81 share bat TIE puacl OF shares IL
pes.ttn- the Aggregate arch ifscrns viii De s1d -
&c l6ih day q JsuunTy d hr Ee pfoeerds
" be u-id 20 the Stockholm. sLd ter lie il dl
Fehruary rext scccfns tLeir resrecii7" i-rcs's
The Government the sboN, men u.cd ppo onns1'
will be paid by tho Company. By order of le Board
ISAAC y SEYMOUR. Treasured
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DROVIDENCE, &c., SUPREME COURT
4 SEPTEMBER TERM, A. b, i5sl.-i' pom .hs sppie,-
ton CT Nai.su L. D,on g. ofdr % Notice 10 TIE bi
holders Q! the hopkiulon Bank and Cianis upon tie he
cever: ., -,
i, sdudg.d ordered aud dsc'csi ih,' the i'id Dixon
ca,se notice to be Published ia tic Providence journal.
Chicago Tuue aud '.Iors Tribuns, ire iing Ito holders
ofs bills ,sd Hopkinon Bsns aud the osasnts upon the
B,ns and their c'tns up9u sad Receiver a tie Nopkino
Sak IN Wesiefy hsicfs The 18Th haJ Of March i1'
on their c.r. ~ forever bsrrea .auft ssd Receiver
-sd notice to be published Tor a. es. two months seT TIE
pt,d a. Inc decree Of ONT, 49d s.v : r. 1915 (pec ~
BY ote;. JOHN a. uAHDNl4hi thH'
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EAsr RIVER SAVINGS BANK.
oyY1cE OF THE on CErrx PrrROlrrx Co. :
OFFICE oy TIE PANAMA RAILROAD CoEPANy, J
1osTISE BUILDINGS. No 81 WALL sT.i
Nyw ioRg. Dee "a, 1853.

DlNIDEND.-The Board
eDtreetoTs have this day declared Dividend Of FOC
PR CENT 81 the eoroes Of N, Read oI tie three
lhss Of Steamers Sailing Nefs-A. &C. payable 10 ne
tkboder or then legal representatives, On and sitfr The
! lsHusTy nrKi. -,
ne a n; books wiz he closed from tie evening Of tie
+ Decsube7 uLtii the morning Of the ith January
HENRY SMITH, Tressurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

nIVIDEND.-The Directors of the ST.
~ MARGARET COPPER MINING COMrANf Of Can,
ada Fast have tins day declared semi Annnn Dividend o.
FIVE PER CENT (re- Government tax Oh the CAPITA!
STOCK PAYABLE Jsnualy To- 1860 the occ OF the company
No % " atn.st Transfer BOOKS viii be closed rom tie
10Th 10 18th Jepuuy EDWAHD Is. SUTTON, secy.
lvTk Dee. ~. ifff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

NOTICE.-TO TIE HOLDERS OF BONDS
" OF THE BRECkENRlDGE CAStL COAL CON.
PASY kIsTUCki. SECURED BY MORTGAGE OF
JiILY l. 1850. no DAVID X. MARTIN AID JOHN p.
YELVFRTOS. TRUSTEES; Yon are hereby notified ths,
r 1dgrent o. lorrclouge oil the aforementioned Nor
care n res, este pe!,oas property and arrhe of said
Uorlp4ny were sold public suction IN JAY 1900 fof
SIOV1 hicA sc - aside by tie krn.lcAy Court o.
sneas sn5 .e ordered; that such sac was rccord
.sy made llc Tire sad Ifal -,o cfcaai property
AM rsurhiso 90 81 public suction tor 9p You are
$50 ro.seL tia, vcu OBJECT ,o sii aine utionea
sale aid TO have flIlhcr pFo-redn taken by fAd n-os
ou .A5u Immediate call u. II. Msri Of t,d Trus
e- Of tie Ocean biL Greenwich aud tuton S.
Ario or and cont Dute the essay cSPene' hefe'r
Dstel o. ], luCt . .
3D. RANDOLPH NARTiN -.
tpFIE ,Fffr'WTnk A'Sf'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28
TnE MICHIGAN CENTRAL EAILRoAD CoaPANT, !
TRLAsUREnS OFFICE, 80. g CITY L1chsBs.,
A

THB MICHIGAN CENTRAL EAnRoAp CoaPANT, !
TREAsUREn's OFFICE, so g CITY L1chaBgs
BosIos Dec. "a 1874
At A MEETING Of the DIRECTORS Of
~ tie MICHIGAN GENITAL RAILROAD COhrArfl
held a, Boston on the fourteenth day D.crnber 1884 the
going Report end Account Of tho Tressufe was pTsnea
TefId Tia DIVIDEND of SIX DOLLARS per SHARE,
free o. Government Tay be snt The eIeby dec ssed
payab.e on the THIRD DAY o. JANUARY sEAt 10
holders Of stock lbc close business The Ih instant
PAYMENT 10 be made oldels residing n Michigan aud
registered al Boston the o,ce tat Genera hoc"ivef 40
Detroit 20 holders Of stock registered in The city OF New
York Il tho ese Of the Fsmers Loan aud Trust Company
IN fad city srd ali Others IN the Office 81 the Jieasue IN
the city 81 Boston.
ysi.d r the tT'nfcr Books o. &c Company be closed
from the 18th to the :sth instant. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

Two LET-hn ICE-IIOuSE, capacity 1000
tons. connected py inclined plane goo feet long with
pond OF s-res cot Of filing is 10 70 cents uni one
mile frou, AbbotsfoId Dock Hudson Run. Applyto
yAsf.S CANNON. Dobbs Fem, Post Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-28

Union DINE SAYINGS BANK, Nos. 92S
I end 100 CANAL cor Of lAElCk.-Open daily frrsn
10 q ~. to and AoSDkT. "WEDNESDAY. end SATURDAY
Evenings from 3toT =. u SIX PR CENT interest. free
ffor Government Ta1 slowed OF $500 ard under
AMI Fiy. Per Cent op large s1ris.
G,PpSsn = Cp.PIy Secretary.