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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
proposaIs
CLoTnISa, March 9, less.

T1PEsJJ REEF and VTGETAB L ES.-Sealed
Proposals. ndorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef and Vese'
tables will be received at this Bureau until O'CLOCK n
on the 2ln day Of March, instant for the supply OF I1O
pounds Fresh Beef end 200 eco pounds OF sresh
At the New.York Staten required The Beef and re5e
tables must be good quality and the best the market an9
end each article be offered for by the pound 1he peer
10 be In equal proportions fore and hind quarters
Bond with approved securty will be required IN one
the the Contract and twenty per cent IN
addition will be withheld from the amount OF each payment 70
be made a. collateral secuIt. for the due performance OF the
contract which WILL account be paid snliI IL Il ioiy
compiled with. III. 1900.
Every offer made must be accompanied By written susr
anty sgpeS by responsible persons tht the pa
der or bidders 81 his their bids be accepted enter Into
am obston within Eve days. with good ana sucest sure
| ties, to furnish the article proposed.
No proposa will be considered unle accompanied by such
guaranty and by satisfactory evidence that the bidder
regular dealer in tho articles proposed and has the license re
quired by law
The Department the RICH. 10 reject proposals
NJ considered sdysnta eeous TO the Government
Assn @. NJ OFFICE, FoRAss DRIP, No. 70 CRDAnsrr}
NEW. York CITY jan n. 1895. )
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received daily
- at THIS OFFICE for the furnishing Of this Department
with:
Corn,
Oats,
Hay and Straw. 80
Parties viii specify in their propositions how the Hsy and
Straw Il baed and whether tie Gain 10 sacked or in bnls
r. d. CHAPMAN, Capt, A. q. NJ
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CHrp QrARTEKwAsTrR's OFFICE,
No. liJ9 GIRAkDsr., PniLApHLPniA DsPor,

March 1903.
PROPOSALS for LEATHER.-SealedP ropo-
o.. will 10 received at ibis oaec ~. TIL RSpAf, March
~ los IL oeloch u. fer delivering at the SohuyAi Ar
scna:
WAX UPrRR LEATHER best quality osk,snnsd, from
hides vol iBilhcd AMI stuffed 70 weigh not loss
Tan and three q1Ar@r os ounce. 20 the square LOT
SOLk LEATHER. best quality oas tanned, rom bncno,
Ia Plata hides TO weigh not loss than fourteen O
pounds yer slc. 49,,
! WELr LEATHER. be-, quality cab tanned, slaughter
leaher average (C pounds Original weis hi
sch ode "a lees than fourteen 40 Dor more than
,wsny (.o pounds TO bs iaisn Al the fslsd Sht Sample
10 te al I'll. Office.
Al leather be subject to msl'ursmen weight, and In
sp>rilon a. the Arsenal
fI.r requested 70 'abmt samples o! the saher they
rropo. f1rfi.h which 10 Of table qualify and sub
,.nIee .of n.sAlp x am tOots and boo.@"s
zach uropo.. state whon the deliveries VIII cofn'
urpce the quaniy % BE- delivered each week The Trse
(rAeA sAovII Ia to "a ort' o.d (1uro snd con.
form the Of hs stycTse pleni, es u sieA "sd
accompany s1ch proud -
Biis ~ b Thursday March H. Ct IL O'CLOCK
.nd hi5der. rsaues-d to he present a,
The sE " reject bi deemed unres'onsoie
s.d bid csfault!nr contractor Will be received
Each bid be seTsntsed BIZ t.e rssponsns cons
nu be expended 10 the znAIanc- ara eef
nl.d T. being good and crt security for tho smouni
Involved Ny pablo functionafy Of the United sair
All PROPOSALS. should be- made out tho q. ulsr forms
which all Ia Furnished on application u this Office.
IdoI.s envelope "Propo.a for th-re state the kindl
tefthcf" and sfrc. Coonsl WILLIAM w. nCklN, Chief
QuAri~rma.ter, PbfAdep nis DEPOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Travellers, Gnide.

rc AIbsny by Hudson r. r. from SOth,st Depot. .
VI and IN a. M and $40, q, and 100 o. IN. San.
dry train from seth It, y. m City cars run be- f.
tween Chambers and 30thst.. stations.
70 Albany by Harlem H. H., 2otirst, sh-ay., 10 a.
p.
20 Baltimore, by the NewJersey i. H., foot or
Courtandta., and III a. IN, p. L.. aud 10
mis,dgtt sonSsy. Pr
20 Boston, by New-London line, Pier 80 N. r.,
Norwich Line, Pier 20 ". r.. Nep,one Line, Pier
I'm H. end stonnston line, Pier 10 " X daily
Ssendsy excepted. .;;...";.-;...:"s..;...; Pr
" a. ~ ana ID.
70 Boston by New Usyen r. r., 27th.st. aud 4tl. !"
o., via Shore Lne. III and .. m. sundsy.... D.
to Bridgeport, By steamer bridgeport, foot Of Fecx
Sip si;.....;.:...,... -. ..r..........-.."..i
10 ban.io and the West, BY Erie Railroad. foot
koI1ha .....f and 10 m and p.
70 Cleveland o., by Atlantic and Great Wesiern
Hk via Erie Railway, foot Of Chambers 1t con-
eaSyipx VIII EstHesds leI ~ y..p.iva s.t.s,w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

DEPARTMENT on PupIic CH,RrrIEs AND CORRECTION,
No. BoSD 81, NEW YORK, March 20 1855.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.-Sealed
Proposal. win be received by tie Comm.sonsrs Of Pub
lie Chsri.s and Correction. at their Office No bond st..
until O'Clock D. tie I'd instant for supplying such
qu,.s Of Fresh Beef may be required from tbs 4h Of
March instant until the 9th dsy Of June nett for the reni
t.ntiary and WoTkhonsv.
Specification, the quality. description snd quantity
CURED viii be furnished On ia;ion a, their oics.
:. DRAPER ISAAC BELL.
JANIS NICHOLSON. MOSES III. ORISNFLL,
Commits.
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ME United STATES HOTEL To LEASE
Houses cuo farms tOante6.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE WANTED TO
~ RENT-Not mo;e than hours rids iron the ci ~
Address JOHN Mccl.ANE. No. ~ Pines
WANTED to RENT-With privilege of pur-
w chase small COTTAGE. with 10 i've acres Of
LAND the East River or Soun within two hours Of New'
York pleasant wafer ut, shAGtrecs and good Garden re-
qnet Adtress vita particulars, @. H., Box No 9,ii',
Sew Yorh Pos, O aace.
"ANTED-By a Gentleman, Wife and one
w child, the SECOND FLOOR Of rice house, IN good
location. convenient for hoekecpins IN The Ninth ard
address ID. A. L. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Movements OF ocean steamers
rn nEpART
Hli!iiarp Notices.
YVHE QUOTA OF NEW-YORK.
$4,000
WANTED FOR Nj"
YORK COUNTY.


VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR NEW
YORK COUNTY.
INCREASED BoUNTIEs AND HAND MONEY.
Ala meeting Of the County Committee on 'oian'ee'"s
held on SATURDAY. February II, 1865
Presen,-OnrsoS Blunt. Esq.. Chairman,
Hen NJ t. BRENNAN Comptroller
Hon. ELIJAH =. PrRDY, Supervisor.
Hon WILLIAM NJ TwEED Supervisor,
Hon. WILLIAM H. STEWART. supervisor,
~ ,,o,,or Of Supervisor WILLIAM NJ TWEED II yves
snsnmously
Re.oieed Tia, the County pay for One-fear Recruit
Three Hundred 3OO) Dollars Bounty ard Fifty $50, Dol
lars Hand money.
For Recruit Four Hundred tsioo Dollars bounty
and Seventy five (s75) Dollars Hand-money.
For Three Year Recruit. Sin Hundred ttoOV) DohH'
Bounty and One Hundred 4loo) Dollars Hand money.
BOUNTIES
FOR THREE YEAR RECRUITS -..
COUNTY
GOVERNMENT. ....''..'..'''.''''''''''''''' o0V
Total.
FOR TWO YEAR RECRUITS
COUNTY .'s.'.'''''''''''''''''
GOVERNMENT. IVV
Tot, 5000
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY. '.'.'''.'''''''''''''S3oo
Total. ''''''''''''''cf""
The Bounty 10 be paid to the Recruit In bis own hrnd o.
provided Ia Section FIVE (5 Of the State Law relating 10
Bounos wiz Assembly Bill No. lis Of 1852 and the Hand
money be paid to the person who nay pieen the Recruit
By order Of the Committee,
CORNELIUS CoRSON Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

TIME NEW SECRETARY Of tho TREASU-
i ny, Hon. HUGli McCULLOCH.--CAhrEDE VlSlTE,
photographed rom life by OaIdner sent free by mail
rept OF p cfs ASo recent Caes de V-iies Of tho Pes.
dent Vice President, Vice Admirl Fduxut, Postmaster
General Chef Justice Cha tho General. Of the Union Ar
my, Ae.. &c. Five copies assorted for 81.
PIIILP L sOLOMONS,
HeSeS.-t-a .ba.asF ss-.s gs.sTJ. WsAiu..sS, pc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
LOUISE and GROUNDS For SALE O


Y -Lerse and thriving 'etthsv+nt, Of vinelsnii niS
cms,si " iles south G; philadelphia oy, r.s'o a. \
Rich soil psoduess large crops; twenty acre uoe",
per acre payable within years; 5000 business op-n
good society. Hundreds settling and ina.ins r9pro
n.n,s Apply to CHAS X LANDS. Postmaster 'reisDe
nship n. J. Letters cAsTeErd fapers eeh.a
ul il win be cent free. Fyo~ 7go,f 0 ~.
Rn,on hsrealss, al Editor Of The 1yStyas: 10 ore ~
r.os. erisasre fertile tracts Gimosf lerd Po'e, 80
sisd,s condition for yer,aaf farming tsSf % ksoe . -"
,fIe Of ne Fsstevn Pydirtos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

CONSTITUTES FURNISHED TO MER.
y CHANTS promptly and without further trouble by
ins their aud address at the Merchants Bankers and
Czens' Drsft InsuTnnee Association No. f7 Broadway,
Room No. rs. N. H. 800 hand money paid.
WANTS to go as q SUBSTITUTE for one
year, young able veteran. Address with specified
terms {. +. s., Box No. 1871 Tribune Once
4 NEW LAW Soldiers wounded in the
iue Of duty. their heirs entitled to Bounty.
SHELDON LEFFEKTS, 10 PArkrow Times Budding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

IGOR SALE.-Thrce hundred bundles of
DAMAGED WInE assorted size suitable for graperies
aud fences Apply 10 DlCKERSON, NEED Co, No. i9s
/
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Real @state for Gall.

TOR SALE OF TO LET at Mount Ray, Trs-
mont-A COTTAGE Of four Rooms and cellsr one IN.
Of Garden and Well three minutes walk nom IL
cars either horse all times Of the day lDQuifs
OF Mira DORGON, next house, or write 10 J. MCMILLAN
Wsstchestsr Post Office N Y Kent 90 per month. Pues
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

EOR SALE-With Immediate Possession
Il Three Brick HOUSES thrre-story, basement and
undercrar, high brown stoop complete with ell the
modern improvements Location Fast Ninety thirdst
TLirdave. Of the most pleasant tie Island Terms
easy Inquire Of A. SELLfCK No. ll9 East Eighty sixth.
ST., or GEO. W. BEAI.E. Nc. 80 Pines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

L,ARM Of 80 or GO Acres for SALE or tx.
4 CHANGE for HOUSE in this city or Breosy5 sio.
,d on Long Island aud bounded ths north by the gfe.,
Pecone Bay For particulars inquire Of j. DILL No. Ens
Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

nOCK FOR SALE.--The large DOCK near
~ the Raj road Depot at Ehsbe,hport, NJ has leo feet
water 'front.' also track connecting with the Central Railroad
Of New Jersey.
Il II. KELLOOO No. 100 Pe,rl.st.. New.Ysrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
printing.

CHARLES G.. SHELLEY,
~ STEAM JOB PRINTER
NO co BARCLAY.ST,
Short time orders oiPHESSN DIRK done for tho trade
WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. IA Fulton.
w s.-sIEAN JOB PRINTERS AID LABEL MAN.
uEACILRkkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

dtE TO SI4 PER WEEK for single Rooms,
lDO with Roerd ct the DUPONT HOUSE. Hudsonst,
81 John. PsI near broadway and Csna,, the moot cen
trial part Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

MARBLE large stock ALWAYS
WI hand ready TO set up lower prices than any other
esiabishne, In the city. a. kLABERS Man.e orks No.
"! kMi ksbsssaI si pss{ Ypus sYsy ~ X W. ta 9gt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE For

INERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Fob
Y SALE OR EXcHANGE-Compri.inst the sdvan;sses
Of CITY sni country situated the hank Of The rsNs
River In bemil ps; torhoed directly opposite the Csy
Of Newark five hundred feet sboSa the Morris and E'si
Railroad Bridge. and only eight u.nuie walk from the DE-
Of either railroad; half hour nom NewYork forty trss
daily; yearly Communication ESQ The House 10 shout io'y
,qnsr- three story aud Easements contains eig1esk
has hot and cold aud healer The land nsu
Of about seventeen city lots laid in garden with choice
and shade trees stable aud house icebouse
All In complete order. Price $1,000 Part ray remain
de.ired. Apply 10 FREDERICK STEVENS, No as Pearl 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Go Ert.

I OTIS TO LET-In Murray-st., Three Fine
IL LOFTS 25Iso. Apply BENEDICT COLT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
LIOR sALE.-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI-.

l. DENcE. htuatsd at Woodbrdzs, n j., one hosr Seu
the city Of NswYok three minutes walk nom railfosd d.
grocery store bern carriage house and other oatbudni
The ground all under high state OF cultivation %
aton Bsckbees enc acre choice Strawberries and ass
other ats OF the best quality in sbupdsnes. Thcrs
Ave trains day to and from NewYork Only one mile
from the river, where there hing, sailing bathnf dc
VIII DO sold to eloss For further particulars,
quire Of FREEMAN ROWLAND, NoG 10 and 70 Boway,
New Yerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

4 OfM ACRES-SPLENDID CHANCE
6sVOO To FORM A LAND COMPANY-fOR SALa
Alta SACRIFICE-EXTRA lNvESTMENr-7.oce scrrr
of valuable prairie timber and farming LAND within . miles
Of Chicago the line ofye railroads schools hrccA
stations, &C. The land purchased by tue pc'cnt owu-i
for investment who is going ~ Europe. MaIs and pU
ticulsIs sept on spplcsti
OEO. N. TOWNSEND \ CO..
No. 1894 South fourth-s,.. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

COTTAGE, with GROUND 7oxl0O feet
~ situated :, Elinabthpor NewJer,sy IN perfect order
heated throughout BY steam; has quantities OF gtap.s an
other fos FOR particulars apply to j. Is. COOLEY Elk
elipor, o. r. r. nE,LOGG, No l39 Perl,st.. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

XYIANTED-On or about the LIST of May,
w large UNFINISHED ROOM With board for two
Ladies' gsn.eel private family below Fourth A. Addres
T. A. H. Tribune Office, stating location and terms, which
must be moderate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

NHFAP LOTS for SALE at Elizabethport,
~ EewJeusy, one hour by railroad 'r boat from New.
York finely situated for manufacturing po.' and espe
cy adapted for aose usins large quantities Of coal or iron
also cheap residences. Terms very favorable. Apply 10
T.. II. KELLOGG, No. l39 Pear st. NewYork; or to COOL
Ely HLIDRl1TEH. Agents. Fl zAbcthpor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

EOR SALE In JERSEY CTTY-A fine three
L story aud basement brSs HOUSE, with modern i'm
pToyements, no S4 EGe ST. Hamilton Park, and
venient 10 P-yonia Fugy Inquire Of ~ p OTIS 4 BRO.
No 81 Broadrsy New York between the hours Of and
o'clock p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Real Gsiate Fl. Cali.

A j. BLECKr- -, - .1.:--,-,
a. and Re-. *, SON, & Co, Auctioneers
psiya,e ssIs estate Brokers' No. II CedaI' e., have a;
HOUSE number Of valuable and n'oi NODE. IIleea
p.,. IS and STORES; also BUILDING LOTS In va-iea'
' Of the City
MONEY 70 LOAN on MORTGAGE.
A J. BLOCKER SON Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Board dno Rooms.

DOOMS WANTED.-Any private family in
IL good n-izLborhood lin Twentieth Ward preened) hay
Ing Of Ave liz ROOMS 10 let probably tnd
customer BY sddressng r., Tribune Cdre stating par
tc nj ara and price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

EOR SALE--East Sixtcenth-st., near Stuyve-
SAINT square, BRICK HOUSE, three stories and basement
Lot 1880 House 1870; with heater and thro
out. In complete order Price $500, portion may
main on MORTGAGE desired. Inquire OF E. :. HALSTED OF
J. r. kNAPP, No. 50 NnIIay.st.. from 10 10 D. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
NOR SALE-The RESIDENCE of the late

L'UfL CALE-lN0 RESIDENCE UI Iub Idte
l. Tristan Allen at Ravenswood. L. J., consisting Of q
very handsome and commodsas gothic House. In the be
condition TIRE stable and barn. shed and well house. Tho
grounds 100 feet yernonave and the East Rys
and have $50 feet depth They aid out handsomely
forming ore of the largest and finest lawns the Island
There i Great variety Of choice fruit ornamental trees and
shrubs The location OF the psssan,est around New
York eSs than mile from Hunters Point Ferry, making H.
very easy Of the City and yet Offering all the advs
ages II tie country. Apply to DANIEL r. HOA6 No. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

EOR SALE-A Three Story and Basement
Il Brick HOUSE in good repair with all modern improve
ents In jersey City convenient 10 the ferry. Aso Two
Story and Attic Brick HOUSE Orsnges Brooklyn,
Rail- Fulton Ferry Inquire for two days No. %
Courtlsnd ST, from 9. m. 20 p. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

TOR SALE IN TARRYTOWN--A CORNER
LOT 26s85. covered with grapes and fruit OF all Kinds
good well Of water aud small house the lot could be
made nice plsca. VIII be sod low or exchanged Tor
small farm. farming land far away Address Box
No EOS. Tarrytown PostOhoe.
nor SALE.-A LOT in Greenwood Gene
i terry. location near Chapel Hill Inquire at No Us
NcySts d., s!WX Acj.iAIU,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

EOR SALE-The 4-story English basement
l. HOUSES. No. 235 West Thity-secSndst aud Nos III
snd 79 Wee. Thirty seyeus. Also. the 3sory (gh stoop
brick HOUSES. No. 50 East Twenty eighth st. and No IS
Wet ForytLrl st. Possession lat May Apply T.
q. CHURCHILL, No. l6i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

YARNS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE in
Il The vicinity Of Philadelphia
DELAWARE AND CHI EsiER co. FARMS
DELAWARE AND CHESTER co. FARMS
Some OF the best and desrabc at low figures Ca
send for . catalogue. JAMES II, CUMNlSS,
No. bt Walnut st., Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
nor SAfE-In dorchester, % miles from,

LOh SAIE-1u IOTIcHcStcI, 90 niieS Ion'
i New.York, the New Haven Railroad fye ninutss
25 with wing aud bssement psror 10 BY 49, two sitting
rooms IS by 10 and by Is; dningr Is by III uss
Kitchen wash and cellars has seven bedrooms and
is newly painted, pspersd, and has new marble msniss
S.be Is by s. with Of land; good supply Of fun
and shade Price 80 twohirds Of the purchase
money can remain bond add morsaye Possion mmsdL
a.ely. Apply 10 the owner, h. BENT PortcsesteL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

TOR SltLE-A desirable RESIDENCE three
Il quarters OF mile from Sing Sing Depot House
Of land under good cultivation well irted good
rsgc horse river view, Ne. &c. Ap?yto
q. BANNAnU No. loo nroalMax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
CORNER.HOUsE, WITH STABLE, FOR

~ sALE-No Sec ond place Brooklyn IL ~ feet inches
wide three stories and baemsn has all the modem improve
rneu- Lot % inches lJ3 feet st inches For par
,cus card. OF admission apply to T.. X. kELLO0G No
Pearl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

vV,O LET-A SUIT Of THREE OFFICE
i on second hoor OF the Bible House. Entrance fro,
Third eve on. OFFICE thid floor, Fourth ave. app.
AZ the rrel,urcg's Ofie-, entrance on fourthsve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

TOR SALE.-A Splendid -Four Story High
L stoop DWELLING house in Thirty ninths'., near
Fahsye with Paor Carpets, Mrors Cornlce and oss
Fixtures. House 22x60 in most perfect order Apply V
BENEDICT COLT, No. PiDest.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
SUCCESS of the 7-0O Loan.

Our readers will notice that subscriptions
to the popular 730 Lean are still continued
in tho most liberal manner. To the Old
World the success OF these Peoples Loans is
one OF the wonders of q Republic. The
Government does not Geek to borrow in
foreign markets; it offers no premiums to
bankers, but appeals directly to the people,
and with what success is sufficiently shown
by the fact that during Jorty.three days they
subscribed and paid the cash down for one
hundred aud si.rty-one n,uion dollars of the
7,30 Loan. There can be no stronger evil
dsnce Of public confidence in Government
securities. While nearly all other stocks
have gone down from twenty to fifty, and
even a greater per cent within few weeks,
ali forms Of u. s. bonds and stocks have
remained firm except the slight fluctuations
that are incident to oil rapid changes in the
money market. Our readers will remms ber
that the subscribers to the 1880 Loan receive
semi-annual interest at the rate Of seven and
thres-tenths per cent. per annum in currency,
and at the end ofthree years from June 18th,
1865, they will have the option Of receiving
payment in full, or converting their notes in.
to $40 six per cent. gold interest bond
The late great decline in the premium on
gold makes these notes more desirable than
ever as an investment, and it should not bc
forgotten that their exemption from state or
municipal taxation addslargely to their value.
There is no interruption in the receipt Of
subscriptions or the delivery Of the notes.
All banks, bankers, and others acting as
Loan Agents, will pay subscribers the
interest in advance from the day of SUBJ
seription until June 18th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
FEW REASONS WHY THE
A M E R ICA N w A T CH

M. mad. ,h. h.., nr;,oi.,. ,.,h;l. n. o.,.;.,
,aS 10 ~ i; anaraiin % E m.ds ~, nv ,oii n, % T
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u.sps Wills t5.r Isbo. IL cham hi, warS = a.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
Thanksgiving and Rejoicing.

Gov. BRoUGH has appointed Friday,
April 14th-the fourth anniversary of
the fall Of Fort Sumter-as day of
Thanksgiving and rejoicing for the vic
tories of the past few weeks that pre-
sage the termination of the war by the
overthrow of the rebellion. We hope
every man, woman and child, old
enough to appreciate these glorious
victories, and who vejoices at the tri-
umph Of the Union cause, will en-
gage on that day in the ceremonies of
the occasion. Let it be a day of uni
versal thanksgiving to the GoD Of Ma
tions and Of Battles for the blessings
and victories He has given us. A day
of rejoicing that, amidst the consum-
ing fires of revolution and civil war,
GoD has given victory to ''the land we
love the best;" that Government has
triumphed over anarchy and rebellion /;
that out OF the scourgc Of civil war
our Nation shall emerge stripped of
the blighting curse of human bondage !;
that the havoc of war is about to cease,
and peace-honorable, enduring peace
with its multiplied blessings, again
visit our redeemed, dlsenthralled coun-
try; and that the brave soldiers of the
Republic, who, under Con, have saved
US Nation, will soon be permitted to
return to their homes, to enjoy the
Peace, Liberty, and Union their bravery
and endurance have 30 gloriously won.
And are there those, in this bright.
cheerful, oulinspiring hour, when
Liberty, rejuvenated, is about to
start afresh on her mission for the re-
demption CT the world, and whom her
sdorers all over the universe are re-
joicing at the grand prospects of her
universal triumph, whose feelings are
SO demoralizcd by partisan sympathy
as to refuse TO join In the general re-
joicingp We fear, from indications
that are too clear and demons stratiye
to be mistaken, that there are such
persons, and we pity them in their
blindness or ignorance. ,--s1 a'' 80