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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
TRyAsrRY DEPARTMENT

OYrcE OF COMPTROLLER on Tar CURRkscr I
WasuIysros, January g. 1867
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence Pre-
.ened to tho undeI,gne e hs. boon ms to spear
that THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK OF New. iorS;
ia the CITY Of York In tho County OF Newforh and
State Of has beeu duly organized under ana seood
ns to the requirements Of the Act Of ConEr.s eneh An
de National CUrsncy secured BY p'dte oi
bonds and PROV 10 for the ceu~i IN ard
piion thereof sprrovcd June 1884 and pas
with ali the proyion said Act required IN be computed
with before commencing the business Of Banking under '-d
ACT: 80,
Now therefore, T. Hugh McCnlloeh Comptroller OF the
Currency do hereby certify that THE NATIONAL BkoAD
WAY BANK Of Newioik, In the City Of NewfoTt IN Tho
County Nes and State 81 New ioik sutLoff"d 10
comn.noe the busno. OF Banking under the Act or..d
In Testimony whereof witness hand and seal 81 Office
this ninth day OF January, 1865 HUGH acCuLLoCf.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Currency Bureau Treasury Depsrent-ssG oil the comp
troleT of the Currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

PROVIDENCE, &c., SUPREME COURT,
II SEPTEMBER TERM, A. d. ls6i-UPcn the 'pp.c,'
Non of Nathan Dixon for order Cf notice 10 the h
Aeldsn The HopkiptOn Bank and Claimants upon the Re
solver: , -
II . sdnlyed ordered sud decreed ths. tie ssid Dixon
sspse notice 90 be- pubshed IN the Providence Journal
Ccsro Tribune and New ora Tribune directing tho holders
sfte bills sad Hopkuton Bsuk and ia. claimants upon THO
lNceiver thereof brug and present their bills OF said
bsnh and their claims upon said Receiver at tie Hog linton
Bank IN Westerly before the 10Th Day Of March 30
Or thsr shall be forever barred ssns, said Receiver
psid notice be pubsled ior At least Two months after tie
EpsIed 80 the decree of Court l2d deg s. IT, 1854 dec ~
Ry order, JOHN A. OAEDNEh, CerA
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STEAMSHIP CO." LINE.

IN Daily,
Tor Provdssee DIRECT.
Tho and splendid stsamerS
ELECTRA AM 0ALATEA,
Having Superior Accommodations for Passenger and
Freight VIA leave Pier No u North River. foot OF koon
son street. Daily tsundays sxcePtsd) M<Pm
Connecting al rrosidsncs with the r. m for Boston
The ELECTRA, apt. J. w. kYE, viii leave New-fork
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
The GALAIEA, Capt %M. JONES, eveSy TUESUAr,
THURSDAY sud SATURDAY.
Cy-Frrisit taken ct Propeller Rstcs
Tbese steamers arc IN their arrangements
comfort and safety Of and their facilities for
the transportation OF Freight
70 Passengers sRer retiring 'o tie night not disturbed
iii thew AR Providence hour early enough to
cur. sss.s ~ desr.d the accommodation train for
Boston, arriving In Boston at q m 800,
For information IN regard Freight kc sppy 10 ISAAC
ODELL, General Freight Agent Pi.r No. n, N. X: -
For Tickets StateroonIs Berths Apply to w. M Ed
WARDS General Ticket Agent Pier No q, North River
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Giotkboloers mceiinss.

Oyrrcy oy TIE DUBUQUE ASD SIoUx CITY RAILROAD Co
DUBUouH Iowa. January II, 1885. !
TUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StOckhOld-
ers the Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company will
be held a. the Oco Of the Company IN Dubuque Iowa,
MONDAY February Is 1862 1t 10 O'clock for tho pur
DO of eecrg tour Directors the of year,.
LOUIS BOISOT Secretary.
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
OySics OF COMPTROLLER or"IHK CyaaEncf'

WILMINGTON, Jan 20, 1903.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
srned to the undcI.isn.d y has seen made to sppss'
that the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK or NEW
YORK IN the City Of NcwYoi in tho Comfy OF New
and State o kewlork has been duly Organized under and
according the e1uiT OF the Act Of CoDge" entitled
An Act provide National Currency .ecuTed by pledge
Of United States bonds and TO provide for the ecu alton and
approved 1854 and has complied
with all the provisions OF aid act required TO be complied
with before commencing the business OF BANKING under ssd
=,
No.e fheysfoys l. Hngh McCuocb. Comptroller Of the
Currency do hereby certify ths' The American National
Bank of New Yors in the City OF New York. In the County
Of New York. and State Of NewYork Il suhonEed to com
uencc the business Of Bsnkny under the &c! aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness hand aud seal VI once
THE twenty 18th day Of January, 1865.
HUGH McCULLOCH.
tSealI Comptroller OF the Currency.
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Umpire CITY OIL COMPANY.
IOO, 900 sHARES...... VALUE - EACH
OFFICE. No. go WALI~ST., NETWORK.
The subscription book viii positively close about the
9th day OF February, lbO3.
limited number OF sAarer can b. had at tho
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. 81 PER SHARE.
BOARD rKUsTEEs:
ISAAC o. BARKER RINGERS lire Ina Go.
SAMUEL BARTON, Cashier Atlantic Mail g. g. Co
N y. LABAU, No. 90 Wsl-d
WILLIAM Is. ALLEN, AlAire WORKS
slIEKIDAN SHOOK. No. 100 Broadway.
JEREMIAH SlIONSON. GTcenpont
H. NJ KINNE, Kline & Carver No II BroaSh
J. VAN ORDEN, Iatt Rv,r DsnI.
SMITH BARKER, jr, No $ Bowling green
NJ B. LABAU, PresteDt
w H. nUBBAhD, Seereikry
SMITH BARKER, H.. Trsa.arcr.
BANKS X ANDERSON, Attorneys
Iai, Company hsv. LI0Hr WELLS and two Oh Re.
fnerie, now Ia operon large cash capital pro-
yded for 10 The organization Compsny which with
improvements already eIi,ng insure permanent success
Prospectus with l psrcula be bad a, the Office u
the Company, No. o. WaIst
Agents Il receive subscriptions:
Mes-r. GARSCHE MlNrOE, NO. Bfosdst
~ r. HUBBARD, Nc. II Frontst
KLINE 4 CARVER, ho. u ETeAdst
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WAN AMBURGH e. CO.'S MENAGERI0
AND GREAT MORAL INHIBITION,
Nos SO and Sal BROADWAY.
OPEN DAILY FROM IL A.. NJ TO 10 z; ~,
THIS ENORMOUS COLLECTION Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS INCLUDES
A LIVING GIRAFFE;
TWO FLEPHANTS-SEVENL IONSi
ROYAL BENGAL AND BRAZILIAN TGERSi
POLAR, GRIZZLY, SLOI'ii, BLACK. POONAH, GIN
NAMON, AND ISABEL BEARS; I'D
AFRICAN AND ASlATlC LHOPARDS;
STRIPED AND SPOTTED HYENAS;
DROVE OF CAMELS AND DROMEDAIilES,
ELK, DEER, BUFFALO, &c, &C.,
Coniprising altogether. -
AND BIRDS,
From every quarter Of the globe
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY,
are given 1t IA a. M and 81 y m. Introducing &
ALL TIE TRAINED ANIMALS
IN A WONDERFUL EXHIBITION Oh
SAGACITY AND THOROUGH TRAINING.
ADMISSION ONLY rs CENTS.
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H,HE AMERICAN NATION

NRw.YoHK, Jan. 70, 1855.
TNHE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF
L NEw.yORK-Th' Bank Ia, commenced business ct
No ~ Broadway and ofe its services to the public.
Collections viii be made al accessible points on the
lowest terms
All orders for Government Securities win be promptly e1e'
cuted and the customary commission allowed TO purchasers
Special attention will be given to business connected with
OF the invited u apply to the
officers OF this Bank NOAH l.. WlLSON, fresident
ALvnxp A. Posr, Cashier
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OFFICE OF THE DKrA AND BUDsoH CAKsL Co.,
EEv.l OAK, January. II. 1875.
VYIE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF this COM
4 PANY have declared SEMi-ANNuAL DIVIDEND o,
TEN PER CENT Of the profits Of the Company paya.
Die and after the lot day Il February next the Office Of
The Compsny No. % Wismst., corner Of tScrnge place
III. transfer books will remain cosed ui the Goth JaDussy
instant. BY order u the Board,
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DETROLEUM.

DETROLEUM.
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
oArirAL sI.5oo,oesot, .R PIyIDED Into 100000
supscnrrr rsR f yafpk; =. ff FIN SHARE,
NO FIIRTpTR ASSESSMENT OR CALL ON THE SUB
scRIBERs, As 80, 900 SHARPE AeE RESERVED
fOR WORKING CAPITAL
r..nsnr-J. s. Glars A tyi q StriY say.,,
Trp.Tsss"n p nEvOE, NewYorI
escsErsnT-J. CoNKLIS N.w.YorL
DIRECTORS.
n.v.R KETCBUM Baltimore, Nd
o. kfN0, Baltimore, Nd
III. GOULD rlilnde!p hiA, Pa
" w w}s1, ~ s s.slSS,s. Nd
II. D, DkvoE, kew-iork
A. CLARK, Tar P,'m. Pa
" arSRRaL siPERlsTENDEsrs
's cLAhKi ~ + CLARK o ct arr Ia" Fam p
Ne. ~ BROADWAY, N y, r,,,.
Nos 8I2 and GA CHEsTNuT ST riiLn' I'm
This Cor psny orssniye und@r the laws OF tho State Of
New.Yors Tie principal Office 10 No II broadway with
brapch Offices n hAde phi, and Eatnose for the convent
epce ~ sabscben where tho csrticAies of stock WI o.
i.osd subcI ioes soon ss -rp books sro ready "ou'
the tLre. year, those Of the directors who have bern
constantly rating on on Crt-h and hfonfhon thc enis
oil region Of Pennsylvania a.. wen az western Nhsna ana
wa. selected M but for the osensbe purpose Of de-
yeopnen ard producing OIL having now some ten wes usde
contract and being bored With vso Every aero Of this Com
psny' property :. bottom and the best q boring snd at
Bend Ale ghaBy River and other streams where the snd ne
being devecp.d with Ssod success. ,
OFFICE m NFWYOHK, where Prospectus and every Ia
''''"''" ''' No ~ BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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THs Nlc1lGAS SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN 1sDIAsA)
RAILzoip Co, nsce No. 10 Wili,m,t, 7
Hrw.YorK Jan. IL, loes.

ITO THE GUARANTEED STOCKHOLM
4 Frs DiVlDEND OF PER CENT co Gov
.rpsu Ia. will be raid to the holders ~ Guaranteed STOCK
a. It's Office G., tie LIT day Of February next
In order reconcile cou TIM interests dispute grow ing
OF c.i made By potion Of he Guaranteed Stockhold
for back liyienis his Company las consented az com
ard representing large ofthe onarinecd STOCK End
y parties who lave Heretofore brought snits FOR ba dy
drnds ayit this Company which suits now ON th.s
sediment withdrawn 1Ls Company deems Il but jus, TO
oct he ~ seecDt TO the relnnining SpcEhoh
er have been accorded the maj rty above named via
in addition The per cent cash dividend payable on tho
lot dsy OF FEBRUARY ur this Compsny T. osdy 10 issue 10
tie Guaranteed soek holdis Common Stock at 70 the
tent OF per tie Guaranteed Stock hcd by iben In
fu pavnent Of al claims for vdnd. ind interest socruirg
prior To L.. Of Febfuary 1893 ndoFsg tuch payment upon
fca Of The Guaranteed Stock csItihca'es Al Common
Stock is-ued pr,r he closing Of the Common stock
boo.s on tile 4ih OF February proy will be entitled TO the q
ne. c,nt dividend On Common Stock able Is March 1868
HENRY KEEP Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

last RIVER BANK.-Ihe Annual Election
~ for fifteen DIRECTORS and three Inspectors Of Elec
tou OF the Fast River Bank win be held TUESDAY, the
18th day Of February ls6s their banking house. No 6ae
Broadway. Polls open from 10 p. m.
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MARBLE MANTELs.-A large stock always
ON hand ready 10 set prices than othe'
establishment In The city. a. KLABERS hantsl Works,
Ne les xsst m -, sssi q svas n i Cesss~ sse
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The subscription nearly completed that INTENDED "a
close the same on or before the 18th Of February.
Subscription 473 oo sfwhch $780, 900 purchases the hand
to wit. g. $50 ACRES The Remaining 700 10 the per
manent cash working capital Of the Company
Capital STOCK, e6oOoOoo; Par vAus Of Shares, eloo Sub
srbe this purchase viii receive Eight Sh1es Of Soek fo'
each Ono Hundred Dollars srbscbed Lands located the
Little Kanawbs and Eth Rivers IN the Counties Of Glmer and
Br1.on in the very heart Of the oil region Of West virginia
Professor Rich,Idsn r.ports Your property the very
center Of the West Virginia Oh Rcgopa Il has numerou'
oil and gas springs along the banks Of lie seams one Of which
ves with the famous Burning Spring hselL"
Professor Shepherd Of Now Haven Conn, reports; con
slider eminenty oil producing land The obsarns shaes
unde s,ensey and tho long ines Of
ssn illuminating sprins. some Of which saw burning
well the appearance Of oil itse the surface ofths tract
fully conhrn me In tlhs belief
There be doubt that along your creeks and bstars'
there large .t~nt Of valuable sprodncns territory The
podsoas Of btumnous and camel coal iron ore
lime stone and neelsys embodied in the high hills
property tops and slopes Of which are covered with
.odnay growth Of veosk and other heavy TIMBER add
immensely to iis vsioe"
Thee view, us fully indorsd BY the reports Of the most
practical and experienced from the On dstIes Of both
Pennsy lvsnia aud Virginia
The Company consider themselves fortunate In having "
cured the services Of Mr. B@ekwel practical Civil Ens
nser for the s-ncr. superussndency % well Known " the
late CHEF Engineer and Superintendent Of the Commission
.r Of ws.hipstou Heights" HsvYo City.
Arrangements In rpia progress for the immediate Dc
veopmeui Of the property 'csls eommsnsarsss with '''
vslns and sxtopt
Subscription. payable a. de time Of subscribing Or ere
half eash and the balance In dirty days on the time OF
eosBs Of tie subscription, be made In or BY let
,er q, the oee " the pndr'igned No 81 CsdAr' New
Yorb. X. Dob.op. No. u Safest, Boston and John W.
srous p.uot Mich where full Information BE- obtained
JANIS wADswoRTH n CO..
No. 81 Cedar s., New. Yorh
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
IN fANY.
QIMlTED)
NETWORK TO LIvElPOOL, CALLuHG AT QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
Shp Tuna ComGdaS<r
QUEEN (now buidlns,. ...3.tIs................ -
ENGLAND (nOw buidinsl .j4Q................. -
SCOTLAND. tnow suikiips 1894 -
FRlNl Grace.
HELNEriA.. Prvwso
PENnSYL .tjrogAn
Instrumentation
Lou
Leaving Per No. A. North River. - follows:
VIRGINIA. Saturday. Feb. T.
AND EVERY ALTEkSArE SATURDAY. rHEREAfTER
Tho cabin accommodations on board these steamers are IN
surpassed ana tho lower than by any other line
CABIN PASSAGE To L,NERPOOL-Sz5c currency
6TEERAGE PASSAGE TO Li| ERPOOL-sS currency
Tie vessels viii bs accountable for specie
vsusbs uucs bills Of lAas having thsu value s1presed
therein, ate signed therefor.
Fer freight or cabin passage spp'yto
WILLIAMS e. GUION. No. II WalSs
FOR steeruse passage apply TO .
WILLIAMS CUIoN. No. % Broadway
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Qlc0iral.

DR. MUNDE's WATER CURE Mt Florence,
~ Mas-pessant and hsslthy mountain req n miles
VI from Northampton Depot Solicit and coolest granite
~, or. Diet sinadlnt DR MUNDE. oIdrat disciple Of
Priessn.,k. Treatment purely hydratio.
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NOTICE.-The EAST RIVER BANK will
organize practicable National Bank, with
the capital increased to $5o0.0C0 .
Having surplus Of 40 per cent dividend In stock OF
rs per cent will be made TO shareholders. the re-
nander Of the surplus will be pucpsiedn by the incies'ed
sock 49,
The subscription book 10 open at the Bank, No. se
HIoalMaY.
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WALLACk".
w Proprietor aud Manager. .Mr. LESTER wALLACK.
TUESDAY
Fourth lime IN two years. Boucicaus celebrated AvsAe4
Comedy. the - -
wEDNFSDAY-6rS time In two years Ia this Thestss, the
admirable Comedy Of EvERYBODY,S FRIEND. In Which
Mr. CHARLES WALCOT, ss., viii perform his celebrated
original character. MAJOR wELLIS0ToN DE BOOTS:
Thl. viii be M. Wslcot. FAREWELL PERI ORMANC4
prior bis departure for Europe THURSDAYrhird time,
raconers Comedy. MEN OF THE DAY FRIDAY.
tsecon time bere) CHARLES THE SECOND, sud UNCLE
JOHN ACCOMPLISHMENTS WORTH KNOWING.
New Drama Of powerful interest and effects, In active
Door open Of II. Overture at II
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Gndnrial.
DON 8 II M f r s.
GOAL SUPPLIED AT ACTUAL
COST.
NOR PERSONAL LIABILITY!
FUTURE CALLS OR Assessor Mt s.
ruE CONSUMERS BENZ FL 7
COAL COMPANY

THE CON y u M ~ IL > ID T. ~ Il
COAL COMPANY
,.v os.nsiny upon the Mutual Plan and presents the
.fSatures that have resulted so successfully In Phla
Anhs and Boston This Is the pioneer company in Now
Ys,a Present price OF Coal, 81 50 to 90 per tun.
FASH CAPITAL..................... .OOc
uuMBER OF SHARES (sixty Thousand) go. 10000
SARv VALUE tfull padl (ren Dollars. ...........SIO
WORKING CAPITAL lin casl out of abovel 500 600
sns capital being paid in fun there be personal La
>o, 20 the shareholders any further call, or assessments
r.oh .h.. entities the holder to receive annually aud per
Dstss'y
ONE TUN OF COAL AT ACTUAL COST,
I'D annual cash dividends of the profits OF the tass o.
s,. Conl ae- suppyie the shareholders and Coal VIII
xslv.Te3 a, auy place within the Cies OF New-lo'k,
brooklyn, Jersey City and other 1dJSceht WIS VI n i
- centerns therein at the actual co' Of g
who do not desire receive the Coal they are
to- have Re ba Being paid over 70 ksn
Sispsndspt Of the ulsr Semi annual Cash Dvidends
Il 4. F. @iLLMAhTH Viosfre'idsn' Home Insurance
Q H. i6S EE'RpAinSsArER. Dean:,er IRON Works:
l. DOUGLASS Secretary Merchants insurance Company
b osfRAND e fIs. ens MCrciun.
,ls e. GG'V%RfHPEsA r1Ey. rinlk.u whos,ley.
Gsn- DANIEL a +; i Ti n1N iLS,;p u.o,vyo,,
Hen ALFRED NJ WOOD, Mayor OF Brooklyn
Eso ORESTES CLEVELAND Mayor Of Jersey-Cty.
Eso. MARTIN kALBFLElSCH, EI Mayor and IL. C.,
Brooklyn.
oHARlES JENKINS President East River Bank.
II o. GLOVER, President Harmony Insurance Company.
COUNSEL
aaaNEY. BUTLER PARSONS, Trinity Building
soois Of subscription open at the following places
49,. NJ The Cop,rsny No II Broadway (loon No. So u
pire Binding. back room, second s;oTyD
La River Bank No. go Broadway.
u H Appeys,e Bro. No. "a Broadway.
WYCkOff LITTLE, MOntagucst, Brooklyn
Mayors Office Jersey City.
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OFFICERS.
OLIVER =. WOOD, Prssidsat. 4.
JAMES CRUlKSHANk, Vice PresidepA
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Treasurer.
JAMES WADSWORTH, Secretary.
r. r. BLACKWELL. Consoltns Engineer and General
Superintendent
TRUSTEES.
PAUL N sPOFrORD Of spoaord Tilestou Co., New
York.
NewYork.
The Hon. ROGER AvERILL, Dsnbury, Conn.
The Hon ALBERT L. CATLIN. Burlington W
JAMES CRUIKSHANK. No. IS Broadway. New.Yorh
OLIVER Z. WOOD. No rs Barclay st, New York
JAMES wADSwORTII Of james wsasworth o., No.
CT Cedar.st., New York.
JOHN w. STRONG. Detroit Mich
EDWARD NJ MORGAN, No. Pine-St, New.YorL
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Dlpiorn0 Notices.

OYyIcE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Ngw.YosK, Dec q, lfG4
A Il Meeting of the BOARD OF DlREC
4 TORS. held this day. II
Rssolred, That a Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT In cash.
free tax be paid the first day Of February
to the holders of shares Of this Company regis
tered the twentieth day Of January next AID that the Trans
be closed said twentieth lay Of January and
opened the third day OF February. -
THOMAS T.. WALKER, Treasurer.
DIVIDEND. -Lenox Fire Insurance Com
~ psny. No. i6 Waltst. A SENl-ANNuAL DIVIDEND
Of FIVE PER CENT la. been this day declared payable on
demand free Of Government Tax
WALTER NJ. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
New.Yok JAN II, 1865.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
NE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1865

TENTH NATIONAL BAFx, No 40 BRoADwAY,l
NEw.YoRK, jan 10, 1865
A T an ELECTION held this day, the follow
N persons elected DIRECTORS Of this Bank for the
q suing year.
J. r. SANGER, ALBERT q. LEE, I'D,
T.. L. FySCHER, N. X. ROSENFELD,
JOHN ELLIOTT, CHARLES q. BARRETT,
LEWIS EiNSTEIN EDWIN r. KNOWLTON,
JOHN fALCONER, JACOB II. DATER,
HENRY J. BAKER DANIEL l.. ROSS.
At subsequent meeting Of -, Board DANIEL L. ROSS
unanimously reelected Pre!.dent.
JOHN n. STOUT. Ca.hisr.
DANK OF CRAWFORD COUNTY, Mead
- vle PAThe loss Of Bonds At this Bank win not In.
teere with its business The Bank 10 sbundany able and
will promptly meet all its Obligations The notes Of the Bank
will be redeemed BY ct the Of exchange a. here
toore CULVER, FEM CO..,
No Sa..sn Ney.Yorh.
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LOR NEW ORLEANS DIliECT.-The U. 5:
j Mall stesmshlp FuNd ShUEY Capt. JB: IIillreth VIII
Lave Phr No. g. N. H., SATURDAY, FEB. 4. at p m
Passage s15 For freight passage apply to
H. h. CRUMNELL, No. 10 Vests"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-12
Haternas Revenue Decision.

The Commissioner for Internal Revenue
announced the following decision on the I'd
inst:
A mortgage TO secure an annuity Of five
hundred dollars during the life of the annu-
liant, the present value OF the annuity being
specified in the condition of the mortgage at
six thousand dollars, is subject to a stamp
duty of six dolars
Produce brokers are required to pay a tax
of three iourths per cent, on their sales and
are considered brokers under section nine
This tax is additional to the license tax
The one hundred aud tWenty-sixth section
of the act of June 30, 1864. declares that for
the purpose of this act tina term real estate
shall include all lands tenements and here
ditsments, corporesl and uneorpsreal The
Commissioner saysit will hardly be contendsd
that leasehold estates are included in the
foregoing enumerations, and what is not ex-
pressly included may be reasonably supposed
to have been Intentionally omitted 1 can
see no propriety in extending the application
Of the statute to matters beyond the ordinary
import of its language, and therefore decide
that the sale and assignment Of lease or
agreement ought not to be regarded as sale
Of real eatate.