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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f9Sy THE UNDERSIGNED, A COM-
S~S mittce appointed by tie Bounty Fund Convent Il
OF e cral Wards for tie purpose Of recruiting the
drai impressed with the importance orhe subject. desire
their elow czcus 20 unite with them effort 10 M
the city 5 quota b. obtaining volunteer recruits.
To do this cpre the 5ih OF September viii reauirc the
most earnest and vigorous eNcrt0us and the Committee
appeal to the patriotic aud pubc-sped 20 aid the by
means to Offer inducements equal tboS0 other
communities. The CJmmlttec have appointed suinOcnt
Aber Of recruiting leuenants In various quartcss a. the
CITY, anu al recruits obtained viii be distributed pro
among the Wards and, Oi course will benefit nrrplv
those that are moS' deficient.
ly united and continued CpOrt the committee hone ir
no TO avoid the da altogether ~ icR,t 20 reduce Il g.
Insignificant ptopoftiOns.
The vi ole number required 20 free the city fou, the
from this number be deducted llC,c who have Leon
rccuCd since that date and su7h credits the c. m y
be outtltd to from persons pui'tug IN tho navy he
city, ana WHO hve not been credited g. also, from
persons cnsiug In the from the State large and
not credited to any particular district Of which t0o city
VIII nave her proportion.
Efforts are 6cng made TO ascertain these credits The
comm lttee also expect to obtain recruits from .etersus
re-cnlistng, non he SoulAern states now ocoupcd By
imp ssh therefore by prorcc eNotions TO ill tho cs
quota
voluntary subscriptions Of citizens Such subscrirt ous
may be sent o. thr addresses any members Of the
mcc below given, 10 thC Headquarters OF the com
'"''''' w. ~ % ~ AIMS L cIAGHoRS.
Nc. "a CHURCH Alloy.
JAMES H. OESF
Ne. 6so CHEsNUT street.
\ II. FEANCISCUg.
No. 5l9 MARKET Street.
yOSuIiA sPERiNG,
No. li2 b. FOURTH Street.
wM. N. UHLERy
FALLS OF SCHUYLKIIL,
No liz Z. fiFTH street.
JOHN W. FRAZIER,
Hu!'-H No. HiA s.SIXTH street.
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TNITED STATES. EASTERN DIsrRrcr

LIMITED STATES. EASTERN DISTRICT
~ OF fEHHsYLNANIA, set. --H
10 IHE MARsHAL OF TaE EASTERN DisfrRICT
OF rENNsfLYANIA,
WHKREAs The District Court Of the UNITED sta,a, a,
duly prcsSsias o % & IN aSe Sna d ~ sss
taes Of America hath deereed all persons in general wac
@ sSS& S s ~RsddF a TFt @ Gr sSss e
ssA apparel and furniture, and the cargo now Or lssiT
Steame! Nerioh Packet. under command Of Ceorve w.
Adg s a,s sSs Of nS Nn m e. Che United
paeg underwucn ana % tho effect hereafter expressed
strictly enioned and comm aneJ that You omit not bed
ha by publishing those presents In a OF tbs
q sdopSs and 'pSH IN e Sn 1egsi a'1ssa s y. SSs S
90 aonsh and cite or cause to Be monished and oed
e ha,s' any Te tue or interest in the sala slosP
ne cargo now or lately sen on osId Sero ~ csse se
before the Honorable John CADWALADER tse JuSsc q
ladepbla on the tye1tisth day aet pubcsSn a ,sess
presents I be court day else on the court dsT
and aeTe show, aege IN due form q law Sessoa
socp SARAH MARY. her tackle apparel and farnitvrs
and the cargo now or lately aden on board thereof
the capture Of the same. to the enemies q "a.
United United stN'Gs aud as goods Of ti'cI sasmle. o
20, be sdludged and condemned As good and law
behalf as to justice shall appertaS. Aud ina. ron tsiS
Intimate or cause TO be intmacd unto all persona a6rs
i also intimaie that Il they shall ne, sspesr q a.
time and plsee above mentioned appear and
sow reasonable End Lawful 20 tho contrary thoI
said District Court doth intend and win proceed q ada-
dcauon on the said capture, aud may pronounce tkat
tie said sl0op SARAH MARY and cargo did belsng,
at The time OF The capture of the same, 10 the ens-
mies OF the United States OF America and goods %
their enemes, otherwise, liable and subject 10 eon0sea
u0n and condemnation, TO be adudgtd and condemnef
sons Sc eitcd and nt@SieS IL any WISE nosihs,sss
ana bHt you dub certify TO the said D.trct Court what
yuu shAu 10 In the premises together with these
Witness the Honorable JOHN CApwALADER, Judge
OF the said Court ut PhladophiA this eighteenth day&
Auguat, a ID. IN1, hn0 In the eighty
independence ofthe said United Stalcs -
aueO-A @. .R.r0X, Clerk District Court.
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UNITED STATES = $40
TREASURY NOTES.
NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Under Instructions from the Treasury Department this
Bank Is prepared to receive subscriptions to the New
Ps,Toto Loan issued IN the form OF Three Year Treasury
Notes, bearing interest at the rate Of $40 per cent per
aRnum, payable semi-snnualy In Lawinl Money tho
18th days Of February and August respectively OF each
year. These Treasury Notes convertible at maturity,
at the option of the holder into United States per cent.
Bond, interest payable in COIN aud redeem able afer
nve and payable twenty years from August IL, 1867.
Coupon Notes viii be sued In blank payable order
may be directed by The subscriber in Of So $780,
$500, $1,000, aud $1,000.
Interest VIII be allowed from the date ofhe subscription
to tie Of August next the date Of the Treasury Note
Tiose who may subscribe after tho 18th OF August next
will be required to pay the accrued interest the Notes
Any subscribing or not less than $4,000 othe Loan
" any ono time, viii be allowed a commission OF one.
quarter Of per cout payable by the Treasury Depart
meat the receipt Of J fr the amount approved by
the subscription agent,
Referring TO the annexed spposl Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, ask all those dCsrous ot aiding the Govern
nent to subscribe TO this Loan.
q. IL. CLARK,
suC Im PREsIDEST.
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ITS EXEMPTION IRON STATE or MU-
NICPAL TAXATION.

But stlde nom All tho ad, auagcs We have enumerated
special Act OF Congress er.nf aRlog,, end TREASURY
notes FROM 'oeo1 tolo,o,. On the average tbs eyemp-
ton IS worth about two rcr cent. per auau ae ,ordns to
thc rate OrtaNatioH in vari5u, Pagts OF tho country
It is believed pat no securities oter so grea induce
nents 10 lenders those Issued by The Govsrumoat In
al other oruis or indebtedness, faith or ability OF
private paro, stock companies, or rags c oomnuni
Ties only, pledged for payment, Whle the ,yloe pro-
perry ofhe country l,d to secure tie discAarge Of an
the obligations Of Tie United States
WINE the Government oaers .Ae most AeerG terms for
It's lOanf believes tina, tie very soHcest appeal wupe
to the loysly and patriotism Of TIE people,
Duplicate certifoaes wiz be issued for az deposits.
ne party deposltlng mus; endorse upon the oyigHe
certificate ne denomination Of notes required and
whether tIey to be Issued IL tlsnh or payable to
order. When SO tHjorsed Il mnst be LEFT with tie
Ofcer receiving the deposit, 10 &c Forwarded to tls
Treasury Department.
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DEPARTMENT OF rHB sOUTg.
Flag otTruc6 c6-Suppienientary Esebango
of PrtsOh"rS-COIonei Hoyt, Surgeon
Robinson nnd Others Released.

a"N W AEu'' '-7uppienientHrN IsAfhnug q
of PrisOnerS-COloneI HOyt, SURGEON
Robinson ana Others Released.
On Tuesday last Major Anderson had charge
OF hBg-ol-truCe party which met Retol ono
under command Of Major Lay, at Port Royal
lerry' The principal object OF the iutegN lev vas
the reception Of the balance OF prisoners Cue us
under the terms of the recent exchange Of gene
rails and field officers OF Charleston.
The meeting resulted IN the delivery over into
our hands Of Colonel II. NJ. Hoyt, Of the 52d
pennsylvania; Surgeon Robinson, Of the 10th
Pennsylvania Assistant Surgeon Terrell, Of the
I'm Connecticut; Captain Robbins, OF Ken
tnCkI regiment; Lieutenant J. Q. Rogers, OF the
3glh Illinois and eight enlisted men.
The surgeons were simply released as non-com-
DataDts, or without exchange Gen. Jones having
concluded 70 consent 10 such sn Arrangement
which he ut first disapproved.
Colonel Hoyt has since been portion Of che
time Rt Macon.
Lieutenant Colonel Conyngham is now at
Charleston, and viii probably soon be exchanged.
The casualties in the sd, in the attack on Fort
Johnson numbered only twenty-one. -PalpoDo
Herald, 1871 instant.
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subrrft5u - eschs,.A 20 cr;iual suo.edHers 70,
Cc0O. thas,s rGgsl e cash ,r lpcB aud
tw9 other irrt6me" o. 81 p'ch rayab, on tt .rt Tly
snc 25th August, lsSi. rgrr,,t'. .y,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL rE RrcfWEB ty the TTsGsEreg o.
TTsssuren and designated DeposEsBss, ala byhs
FIRST NATIONAL BANR or FHnApELPHA,FAr
SECOND NATIONAL BANK on OFFMLADELPHIA, PA,
rRRD NATIONAL RANK or FHILADELPHIA, Pa
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF FFHILADEIrHA'f Pa.
BY an National Banks wliDh arc ssrOsiiatss Of public
uOBey, and lsuI2-Hl
ALL AEsrEorABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country win gye further information ana
XIQRQ EVERY FACILITY 70 sVBscRIBERs,
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7-3O LOAN.

Tho 5e;ENaty OF las Treasury sy,s aOVoo that sub
Aohp'ons VII be received colpon Trcs,ury Notos,
paJa three ye'n Gom Ausrs L. 1861 with soil-an-
nua interest at the rate OF seven aud throo.lcnhs por
cent per paleud interest bo oh % bo paid IN
lawful money.
These notes vii be convertible pt the option Of Ihe
holder, at maturity into sl per cent gold bearing bonds
payable not ie's than Ave nor more than twenty years
from their date, the Government may elect They viii
boi,sued In denominations OF s0 $780, $500 $1,000 and
s5OOo aud all subscriptions must be lOr ay dollars or
some multiple Of nfiy dollars.
The notes viii be transmitted to the owners free Of trans
PosOn charges after the receipt of che original
Certificates ofDcposIt as they can DO prepared
As tho uOtsi draw Interest from August u, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Ornoio TO date of deposit
Parties d'pOsting twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes any one time VIII be allowed
commission Of Onequarer Of one per cent? which will be
paid by the Treasury Department upon the receipt OF
bill lOr the amount certified By tho ohoer with who M
the dcrOst was made. No deductions Tor commissions
must be made from the deposits
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ka9gs DEAFNESS. N0asEs IN TiIE HEAD,
THROAT DISEASES. ClrARRH.

T.osr Wlo sudcr from tLosc uandis, have now the
ven htbt opportunity pr hrding rtlcG Tie apparatus
C.nsuueto4 b pr. Won MOSCuEiSK ar Is undoubtedly
c most perfectly elective agent cycg used tOr reaching
the scat or tue disease to which 90 dis eced aud eraa-
eating t with wonderful rlpdity. The application Is
painless, once, No. lOgi WALNUT Street.
TESlINONIAI2.
To tie Deaf J r. Won MOscltssEtr. Auri,t No To-,
walnut street. operated most ullN on my oars
RESTORING mo 20 perfect hearing. suGtscd MON what tho
physicians called thictgu- q "a, trdm OF tic ear
WILLIAM CEh NJ, Builder,
... Residence, No. 1918 s. Second street
Philadelphia, AuPust2, i.tt
PuiLApLLrHLN, 21th Juue 1861 This b. 10 certify that
for four year was troubled with aU uGens s,o scharsc
accompanied with deafness have lcen reated hy uu-
mlrpus physicians without receiving any bouCut Some
months n,O applied 20 Dr Won mOsCiEisksr, who has
accomplished perfect cure.
JOSEPH SHORA AAkER,
OF the him Of Shoemaker & Tisdai, Merchants.
No. 2ii NJ Broad street
Private residence, No, ~ Green street
EiE.-Dr. vow MosCHlISKFR con be consulted on
Al n aAles of ihc Eye, The SURGICAL oseiati1us 10
rcatore siull1 shilfully pcriOrracd.
Once, No lJ2T WALEUT Street.
Where hundreds Of similar Testimonials - Ave above can
be oA AplnCd aUG.tf
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CRNr
500 GOLD BOND.

Ia addition to the very liberal Interest on the notes for
three years, this privilege OF conversion now worth
about teo cent per annun Tor the current rate for
$50 bonds is not less ton per can't premium and
before the war the premium six po cont United States
Stocks Was over twenty per cent II VIII be seen that the
actual prof, this loan, die present market rate s
not les than ten per cent per aun5m.
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n@D OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA

W-A9 OlIlCE bG lllI IllllAllEIHHlA A
GAS WORKS, AUorsI L., lsGt.-At meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees Of the Philadelphia GRs Works hed
were adOptgd--
Whereas, TIE great adv H. c cot oflyug imposed
an imperative duty on the True 10 advance the wages
Of their en poyCcs ad whereas, tho coal and all
other materials nsumcd IN the manufacture Of Gas have
advanced iOa price that COmpCls the Trustees order
20 pro Get the important trust comm tied 20 their charge
nom serious loss, ana 10 make the annual addition tho
sinking Fund required hy law 20 G,valco the price OF Gas
N!It cents pCr thousand Ctl.c t.et.
The Ittstt- Hrc thai the increased p-ice VII
prove burden tn many consumers, and they greatly
Elet Tic e'cs'Iy HAT c.nstsn ~ bUt wLeu the
subct cts that nearly article purchase
adv arc, from H tY 10 pCr cont and propose sd
vance n Hut l0 pee cent. On t mAlu article upon which
we rt IT ICN cue rs necessity must be appatcut par
cnarly Whgu q u?eTatious d c past year are known
10 Rave rc' ulCd u large To- iu the Trust, nutNy hsuud-
ns cNs' cont ar' enabled a. TO purchase coaI
ard rriurt7 at ycrH mod rat Ices; be Il therefore
Er els al, That thc Chiet Engineer Be directed 70 give
p.tc to' &C. t, u' ru' 'r ne iirst ddv OF september
ucNti Tto at .ls 20 'ydD uJHsEIncrs shall b. trCC
ao7E p,r u uUsoUd rtl, 'rct, lCss discount OF pcr
cent, lur prompt 3ayWonl ~ subject e., the uu,tc
Sidlgt 'IN, ma MAS SIIlNAHr,
H'hrl' tairt Ensirc,r
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
In SASAuoNNL SAVINGS BAsE, Offering higher rate
Of interest than any other aud nc Jcsl security Any
savings bank which pays It's dcposors in United States
Notes considers that paying in the best circulating
medium Of the country aud It cannot pay In anything
be,ter for It's are other in Government socur
ties or in notes orbonds payable In Government paper.
Hb equally oonysnlenta as a temporary or permanent
Investment. The nOtesoan always be sold for within a
traction Of their face and accumulated interest, and arc
the best security with banks ooiIatersls for dis
osunis.
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MO DECEPTION.-No INFERIOR COAL
purehasSd e oeE below the cost Prise Of superior
east side, sells the genuine EA0LE VEIN, best and
puIes mined Egg and Stove szss, sll, Large Nut so
per ton.
oonlumers Ihoud make their JuIstssss at once. pro
Vous 10 another advance. kl4-Sm
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kR9@ DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. j.
nascH, NJ D.. Professor OF the Eye and Ear, tTOata
all diseases appOrainng 10 the aboyc with
the utmost Testimonials from the most relable
sources IN the city aud country be At his odce
No 6l PINE Street Artificial Eyes Inserted without pain
No charges made for examination. Otice hours from TO
IL AMI tot r. NJ. Nc. I'll PINE Street. io7-3m
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PROPOSALS.

phOTOORLo.
OFFiCE or ARMY CLOTHING AMI
Streets. t-'' -" A"e S'''At.A .
PaltADELrHrA. August TO- 1854.
scarce frOlo els VII be received at this once gnfl n
vIcgt M W fkilAf, The 2Gth instant, fsr supnlyfnf
V. sehmilsni arsenal viii Tie hoiloping articles
DARK BLJf COAT Cloth ~ or ia wide fer trnlor,,
,s... IQht. army standard. ~ - '-.'I F. II
NoOiEN BlAhkElS, army standard. 70 wclah Az
VIII VIII a, i.s s,,e" U.s. IN black, inches lonss
SHELTER TENS, army standard. ofilos, -, o.,s,,,
u cotton, % weigh not less than ounces 70 do
yard q p e incliCs wide, n inon. 10 u cich nof
Ices Tan 3 ounces 20 the yard Of ~ lnchea.
wide. Samples Of at least one verf N ~
material proposed io be furnished ,aa n ts ~.
o.. 49,, 49, mtied with The proposal.
tt,,Aik.bLIE THEEAD, No 20. .rrI
"ATfk-f PROOF BLANKETS for Infantry, eutta pefcha
rouct,,e o. Mleani1od india rubber 80. -
'Vs'hhs Ot Cavalry sutta pcrcla lOr vucaui1ed ndla
sspplss q no water 1ocf biankets for infaatry aas
ps1y ~ SeVey proposed 70 be furnished must soconi
Army standard samples of The dark biue cont e,osh
lh.yis shoitCr tents and srk hlue thread oan
SS.Sor. ~ NA oWee 70 wiich deliveries must tfriotfF
saeh pa must Ne guaranteed bv two resnons,tle mar
~ ,, sitIattes tusi be appea led 10 the faarns,
fsr IN an,onnt 1 n S,t t .eu snd sun hnt 5ccurzT
Jstcd states ' ''''N tu"ouohAty o. We
Bids NON defaql,lng contractors, and ,o,. ,s, A ~,
IN & e.pg ~ w tae' 'eq"irmtrsi Of tbs sdveTiI,srs1f
Blank forms for proposals. embracing IN. t... - a..
EuaTeuee required or each bid, De Lad on
guarantee w be considered win proposal 6e esr
therein stated N"7
Bids must bo endorsed Proposals for Army sap0,,,
q. II. CR0sNAN.
b"-V-N A'Q. M. 0eD1 V. y. Army.
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- OFFICE eE rHE UNION pAssEN.

H-| lIH|WH. ''TNNNT.
. l1tHArFITIUN August -, l-Bl.
The 'urd iustalueu, - ryJ collars on cach sIa Of N
aotA Of tc nluu Ie1s SINGER hallway Company t.il a.,
ruu 0ud layhilD Rl the OffJe OF tC tDrtp-uy No ll
WALNUT Street, ou H.rtHutrr 70, tsCt
by ori.r 0i &c 8osri 81 Directors.
~. H.. NTNutE.
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k4a@ NOTICE THE BOOKS OF THE
- WEST VIRGIN OIL COMPANY are now open
for subs rptions ~ It, capital, their ONCE No. an
WALNUT Street. fcmalef can hold stock IN Their own
ntlne. JOIN a. HOFFMAS, Secretary
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IBE wEST yILGINIA OIL COMPANY.
0iIINE, Nc. fli NALSuI STBEET

lAt iF1ps!ues purchased Ur this Company five iu
number selected VIII Gaze hl competent persons Two
hundred acres, Embraced N tlree several tracts and are
~ re shAre 20 acres lease for twenty years and
sEteen acres On perpetual lease, on witch have a
Wei b1rsd % the dtpt oi hundred ana ninety feet
VIII eood SHOW OF OIL ne work being vigorously prose
NIgna, convenient ana with good roads leading % ne
On!o i've IMs Ieslon pronOAnetN oy the Oh men 0
9i They age tuyhg al he territory in that region tey
cfh get The prospects Of this Company are most natter
ms FLose coming H. gs original subscribers WIN have
aA the advantages o. new company, intelgCntly
managed bY persons unFersta ndug the business.
Can a. ne uhice, No 81 WALNUT Slrees, for circulars
gi explanation,
au20-It JoHN s. HoFFMAN. secretarr.
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Capital Stock 1000, 900.
Whole Number Shares 100000 Par, $40,

large portion q the stock has already been taken by
private subscription. Books arc now open at tho ONCE o.
tho company at No. &c Beaye street. New lOrk whore
applying TO tAc Treasurer OF the Company between the
hours OF lO A. NJ. and ~ N.
Copies OF the Prospectus may be obtained at the oncc Of
the Company aul3-lm
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hM@ TAKE NOTICE.-THR BOOKS OF
b~H "The West Virginia OIL Company" are now ope
for suhsoptons to It's Caplta at the oce No al WAL
NUT Street Cali Tor Prospectus,
Ladies can held StO3k In their own name ana right.
auls-l2t JOIN s. HOFFMAN Secretary,
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H1y% PRESS CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA.
~ At tho request Of a CONSTITUTIONAL number of
member special Noetng Of Tie Press Club Of rhiade
plia, VIII be held on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2ith
lnst., AT 81 o'clock, in SELECT COUNCIL CHANGER
Election Of Officers. &c. G. c. WILSON, Chairman.
W.. H. Fisher, Jg.. Socretary. au2l-it
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kW- oFFIoE sWATARA FALLs ooAL

Company, August 10, 1865.
TIC Directors have tls day declared dividend OF ten
per cent ho capital stock OF the net ca iugs
the Company payable ~ the once u tic Conpanv Nos
Jos and l0ss THIRD Street after me aSth instant
clear OF state tax.
aul9-6I L. s. FILBERT, Treasurer
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t4lON PRISONERS IN TuE sos rH-
EAGERNESS or THE REBELS FORAN
EXCHANGE.
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- o., EocS or Coupsuyof Pcnas, = .nla, No. TO-
WALNUT strt.t. '
ru.t 'r.' ItIrN Areust 10. 1851
lLt loaut q Ifl.ufs have this tas declared dl,t-
drrdr TNO IEE q NT. tivtuty {, nts nor slarel on
GO snptGl stock. ont of e carrnrs OF tie Company fr
Jul pasac ON and a,~ fho 2ltt Inst trcc oF State tax
Iuc ietsfgr bsoh WI te closed on the 2tt at p.
anu opened Cu g e .FTt. join Z, VEATr,
su2t 81 Secretary and Treasurer
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The property Of ns company consists Of 2252 feet on
the "Ground Hog" "Grcgory Ho g." "smianns "COn-
eerd and otter celebrated developed Gold bearing IOdos
IN the mining district Of Colorado,
Also, the henderson NIL running. aud In excellent
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e15y@ TRANSPORTATION OFFICE PHILA-
dJlpha, Wimns,,n, aud Baltimore Railroad
Company.
PutNirtruA, August TO- 1851
lu ecccriauce With su Act Of Courress approved june
90 1851 U becomes ntctssgrvthAt h given by this
Company Tor merchandise received traugportRtlon
should bear Hn INTERNAL RENENUE STAMF of tho
yalnC OF TWO CENTS, the cNpCuse OF the came 20 bo
l1u ue ~ the parry receiving buUh receipt.
Al receipts taken hy ths Cumpan' or merchandise
delivered 20 Conscience. Sc o. Dc stamped by said Companv
tHAEl IS Il. IDI,
avn ~ Master OF transportation
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Trustees;
Hos. JOHN A. Elk,
Hos. EDWARDS PIERKEPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS, Esa..
I. b. BUNTING. ESQ.
A. G. BODFIsH, Esq.. Colorado.
President:
HON. JOHN A. DIX.
T'reR-ttrer:
JOSEPH FRANCIS, Eia.
CoIinSiil:
CHARLES i. BLAKE, E,a.