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, 1866-11-24

TAUTION-To Purchasers and Deal
I j ere In tho Celebrated WATERPROOF AND
CQlD.pNOOF
ARCTIC CATER SHOES,
Patanted ns 7. c. Wales, Of Boston.
The Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Compan5. of
Naucaiuuk, ConnectieuF, would inform Dealers and
The public generally tat they the excust!e oEosrs
Of the Patent and ,tE MASEFA7rRKEs Of The AooyG.
lntTtnermcnts Of their rights under said Patents Al
genuine ARCTICS are boCsD WITH COED. and hare
ston,. AL Others NE but poor tEnttarons Tee nnn.
lie Will promote thelf own interests hy Purchasing
ihose OILY mare By thls Company At NAusn,ucx conn
MALES EAM{1Es + So !r LII I'D 1z3 fs,'l.s,, st,
100 Lih+rtyst., New York. arc SOLE A0KS5s for the
s''' " ''e "00' 01"J JAMES E. ENGLISH, Pres't.
CsE0 Fl. ECEASTOy. Treas
, 1866-11-24

Ex-PorSDER-The Congressional name for
hon. John Morrissey, the Copperhcad Rep
resentatiFe from New York City.
, 1866-11-24

R1yEn MATTEns.-Bnsincss On the riser con-
unues dull. Quite number Of yesse1a 1ay at the
pier and Rush street bridge awailtng favorable
charge Of wind for their departure from port The
schooncr Tnseola, Of EasruAnvi1le, which de-
parted In thc morning 70. m east shoze port, WIS
obliged 10 ruu back toward evening.
LAID GP.-Tae following vessels hare boen d.
vested Of their sails and gone into winter Guar
ten: BarAs Southampton. Badger State; echoon-
ers Wellington, hiI5 Grant, Ellen Williams and
tho tugs Constitution. Succc,s, Cyclone, Lark,
Ada Allen, Magnolia. The new bark Menoulnec.
brig poWhn.san, aud schooners Ssboa aad Three
Ssstern have laid mp for the season 1t Milwaukee,.
HAEK P. c. SIBERIAN OFF.-Thls due ycssel
which well ashore some time since in N.cktnaw
Stsalts, has bcen got Of and towed to Detroit
VESSEL AsuoRI.-A white ye1scl u reported
, 1866-11-24
CHICAGO I.U11tsER MARKET.
FE1DAr EVENING. November .S.
Tie receipts and shipmeats during the past twenty

Receipts. Shipments.
.9,491.00 LISBON
ofkIH1
l4ii1. 4S4suN
Tie suppl5 Of Lumber By the cargo has been e1-
hansted under good demand and the season Is closing
with a light stock on hand. The inquiry for good
boards and atrips, during the past two days. has been
especially hrtsE and the market has experienced q
r.rch tlr1ntr feeling. shles reported friday ware
follows Cargo schs Dolphin, from huskc~on 10
per rent strips, at s0ie cA,so sch: Lunbesm2n from
A;7and Haven co n, timber 1atats An baards At $o)
In thr yards trade is good and prices are frn, n
frl1twB:
LrXHEE-Fltst CleaE, ]. II, TX, and 2.tnch
, 1866-11-24

FruyfHlons in Ph1ln 1lndeiphln-Soscmbero II.
The market continues veey dal1 and pyces have sssn
declined 53 br2s Of rcW 1nefs pork sold at E4os =
PRIME NJ = 4 81 22 y htl Mesa occi i ssl!lag
c3n1 hsl faf city packr1 Beef hams are quoted st
sc7.coG ssM Hacon-Prees are rather 1o~e:. the
transactions are lin lied sales ct rian sad fancy
vastu3 hans nt la2se rites n ls3ssHs, anA shout
dcrs lsc, Green AeaA-Th".e Is very ttie ling !;
eait 1t EG1.c. Lai-Thc ..fet Is dull ami prices
fpwt1 saigs bits md sz>s At lt15 AnA keys it
, 1866-11-24

sraAE-Tita still lower points tor gold, ani . ds-
pcstiao on Tic part OF holders to rrali1e. the
market for raw has given WY AMI we s,uee o1. $40.
qualities pe F. 1ne Eaasset Is ~ nnsettiea ,ss3
seias sGn rshsr TT acna W nos qaoss III rtana
oSscs ii Il iga1l*s prime ,, e she1es DC sos stiAs E
nnsd . u 10 r nsth! r. ;.c Ti II
ecs, crushed , IA srssnlats toT GroTpd 11XS soz
qnote hard. lsN@l:ke son white % and AZ. t.!lx
s,e 1G hhds ~ SGns a sSt!lkc 70 tht. c:a7nei Gona
bctt;E sradc5 :; llkG;3: 90 brs c:a,irea Deuerara
stoes ,csts1dsy ~ about II 1as lhas s31D o1s and
CerTH-1aerc Is At present no demand for Brazil.
s,.ua. There faa been serne inquiry wc.t In.ia
and nltcet 1*y1F huxsrs. The sales so hs:s La
Eod and eg bags sasanilla on terms not made public.
sold md scrnrea r. g sone tine stnce Tne stock Of
lcans. and 6,0ol In naIttmorc-iotN 81 7q1l,
and tho market fr hee nf previous price.
MT strong ~ before and some concceton IL,
ben made 10 fA|nr 9: buyers. TIC salcs are IL hho
and " tes clasc1 Cuba, Just received NON Maa2zss
, 1866-11-24
100000
o,UMm
Total capital. ..-...... ...<2u.0o1, 0o0
Tic assets On It's ships, coal. depots, workshops
ss.1 17,1feffA1k.


GaAn t"ns =: =; q; =. 1%SGS1, %
The New York 1I11unt Of Wednesday re-
msrks: Currency is scarce among the banks,
and good deal Of shopping has 10 be done when
By banks reporting the greatest strength Ia legal
tenders. TIE banks, a. whole, arc not in posI-
lion to expand. They have TOO large proportion
Of their capital and deposits Invested in United
States stocks, or loaned upon them, to permit
them to 70 the rescue Of traders In grain* pro.
v.ions, drI lgo0ds, stocks. and 1cllef can only
, 1866-11-24

AENIOcK.
City Harness, Slaughter. Sole.
M...... ..-... 41ss I. HULA o......-.3 4p9 IL
Country f1arnss sacD Il Slaughter. Sole. .
1fLt, T n....... 428 II Chicago, No.1 1Q3 IL
Kip. medium, 2 slaughter, Sole,
n..-....,...... 1.15ll<31 Ch!cAg9, No.3 933 II
CaJf n,..,,. IiN,;1 IS Buenos A5yes... 50ts -
Erper, i tont. Sic 32I 0rinoco Sole-... cI.9 35
C6slutry Enpcr, titS g OFlnoco. good. -
Collar. T foot... 4i23 9bl dal1aHed-..... 3l3 ~
OAK.
Slaughter salc.. Eaa 81 French Calf 81
Harness, o.. 1ct3 ~ n*.-.......-... S1G&2,2S
Rtp, 81. ,medi: wv - ns............ . 2.oaaa.1o
i'm. ....... 1,1a91 % french Calf, Le-
Etp.So 1.hehvy S3tt1.l0j mniaes. = dn-- 80 0gSe0o
METALS AND TIMERS sST4CK-IraIc
CONTINUES ntt!yc, md prices are nsmly held at tho
fni1,r Inn snfNS
, 1866-11-24

Rstelselcrss Na1F Dvss
The Seat IL tEe Wcrld! Hk.uleee, feshse tEsrnnts-
cee"s re oEl5 perfect pyc: Ncd'sap1un: :Ue.t-no
forS AIs. KEDKNEKAT TING nTRAI II OF MlLLK.
SoJt 81 al nrrff1ss, Es9k1s[tv
, 1866-11-24

Regularly Qualified Phssc!an can be daily consulted
at LIS Office SO Randolph-st, affections Of the Kld
neys and Bladder also, on Chzo1ic Nervous Private
and Female Diseas.s. ONCE hours from q. M 10 p.
n Suuia1s IN The afi2tuoon. GIYe him csli.
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CITY Intelligence,

Msguse TAsrsr soufry-ELgfr7os Oyri-
ESsuiSo Yg1R--A meeting Of the fam
many Society held last evening for the purpose of
eeciing officers for the ensuing year The following
the Of tho officers cleo, :-sachems, John How
man, Charles O. Cornell, Peter D. sweeny John Kelly,
Matthew 7. brennan, WIN. N Tweed, Isasc Be, James
u. Nicholson, John J. Bradley VIM. hcharrny, Daniel
w. Dclavan, Manuel Is. Hart and Nathaniel Jarvis,
Jr Treasurer Henry vandewater; Secretary, wilson
Small sycamore George W Roome; wiskinske, Ste
phcb g. Duryea
An Informal meeting Of the sachems was af,erward,
held, when John T. Hoffman was unanimously elected
Grand sarheu, James H. Nirhoson Father OF The
cal ~ saohcms, and James Watson Sycamore
The meeting then adjourned until Monday the 2ist
TVS rHsrLx BsvKvmKsr Associations. The annual
election Of ofcers of the Thistle Benevolent Ascot
held Thursday evesing last. at their rooms No
10 Grand street, The following gentlemen duly
ele ted John stra'ton, President, Robert s,ruther,
Wee President Thomas -anderron, TREASURER George
Giisriy, Secretary The organization has been The
- rendering needed many poor pco-
pie, irrespective 81 creed az country and pleasing
thirty sr,h year 81 10 existence
Coturms CotISa, ALusN The Assoc alton Of Ahmni
Of he Columbia College Law school held their annual
meeting Cor tbs ecop Of oncer. on Friday nth inst,
" Everett Raas was chosen orator for the nert year
v h. Al the kaiaon Doree, Tuesday the isth pending
Which festive OCCASION the meeting adjourned.
CsHLD knLsD FsLLrso vpon wispov "A little
boy named william rissmmoas, AGED fourteen months,
sss Instantly siI'sa ~ falling from fourth story
dos tho residence of HE parents n avenue e. 10 tho
pavement coroner has been notified 10 hold IN.
ssss spon the body.
psvvss ~ Bosss us vniisr P,-s me nee steam.
49, win@m Penn, ~ the Iondos Hsvre and New York
No.. ~ss strcsuosa 10 ,he travelling public ny rood
s~ssr ssArs. 40 pier 40 Norm r,er yesterday q,
tee seiocs Theodore Tlton Eras,us Broots and Edwin
Ja.ss nsss Sseehs. ever TIE d,unsr ,.be and Under
As snscsee ~ ~iss, ~htrh we've calculated IA cement
frfedshsp hsfsc~n the British empire aud The great
rebshN wbsbr> CONES The greater postion ~ Atsntr
.sa@ship esppsu The Penn 6ns nav ship, the
Icsnh ~ ~ lea. Of 2oss tons Win ipvsrss1 drsct
s1hsG eeunss o. usAf poser Her m&<hssry vss bail,
q ola~gsw sn1 h proreupfs cd Nv Ne- Yo.s ,oS<h n
ssDssSs any vevt thsy have TENED ltssf
2S - 40 - " ~ vsst rAe hell - bsnt =
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santa Annn Vindiented.
10 THE EDITOR or TuE HERALD.

NEw YoRk, Nay T. l,CG
General Anna has met with an unknd reception
on the part OF the HERALD by the publication the
very day Of his arrival Of papers relating to his opinions
in times past The HERALD published long ago-in
July 1865. think-a manifest letter from him In
which he expressed his determination 10 oppose the
pera Mexican scheme and help the re-esab shnent Of
the constitutional government. am aware Of General
Santa Anna's past life Mexico nbounds in nconsst.
encies Of and parties The church party, fr IN.
stance, 10 opposing Macmillan, and Degollados
imperial agent here
have no connection with General Santa Anna suite
bat know from very good source that at present lie
desires nothing bu, 10 cioae in noble manner ms pub
lie life Jearcz will md IN him loyal and psvor 10
supporter He has yet iiousanda Of friends IN Mexico
and his innuencr his military ska and hIs vat wealth
Will prove ~ ,mmrnse Importance 20 the liberals in
their efforts drive Macmillan out Of his socacd
pirc thing II o.rain, that Santa Annas cole and
dnteressed sssbs,on s tho rr,toraen Of nes'co and
liberty
A. to the manner in when the American people
should welcome their old MexIran opponent, ] have
merely 10 ray that great people always generous 10
vaDqushed foe.
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q
Terms have l.sH Aersd upr ~ ihs stii.aft " tLe
fis trade strls dispute, rLlfh has satfl atY1t
weeks AMI tauard f1usfrfnti0 dIafffa joe q sf4is
cat ~ dsfnsnd ~ 81 hs-sIdeft .of s4tsnss
terms that the slthafas opposition ~ tna
"a nsrr ard tHai leni tnsattiss u mssisfs and
enter fully inn tss gBssfi1n q that al
sancer &C. conaiilon a ths ifaar 81 sfmi ~ They
refaft tlfs matter tNfef fnnuthl
sbls vufk 81 ~ resumed 81 ihs Cd tsffns.
Ihs dars atorefs - tle sGsih E19 a ilfsffsa have
bssn oat 90 ftrks a mrstng sss.hsl1 81 NLah a. o.
GREASE u sAsss from g. " g. W dsy ~t "a ~ heaf
~ otsfne uss cen aided. 18th 10 o. nsttstst 20
hef .nstsad ~ t~sniy minute a. brstofs 90 t,sas
fsat, aud " leave vct AZ f01f orirt - saieffayA
me Ipere1ssd rrics ~ pfotsnns sss asgrd - ~ va
ron fos dernsnfins an isss4ss 49, mssf ~ tsld -
bot the ssms tine sco,ts1 Fsleii1nf %
81 rfces 81 ths rate q 90 fg1fh % e"sst q Ne ca
si ~ ones
Thsrsaay evening the Jourssyusu boass ssspsuisrs
s1d lolners u fAvsrEs- he'd fafstinr 81 sheh
siasa that tHotsasI had bee made W. n
k~ptemtsf i.st Too ncfesss . $500 " nlft~afs .
dsy the ibrrssss 70 from The frst q MAJ
The iesrvs sss fred ~ Alo~ - ne efmfeetpn - 90
had ssrsed 70 he ssd fsssissd uat al
ais rsessvs 'hs advance from NE trss o. ksy
shoald sirse sorf
Yes.-rdsy TIE pof'sr Al ~ 1s.rSs,i s,sinas q ~
fAnssshfs ssi Yors sh RAl-sy Coustsry tfse ~tft
~ a. advance u wages from i-shiy oss sllsss d
tsss.yigy ihl pc sf-sa T'sns s - sos-qssnss
Il stated that N. porter, Al ,s iorsan sss xeru
western '1mt.nJ's nAiiots intsnd srsirg fpsadsy
Ths ~b"ls ~ tbs IDunsytDsn tsilo-. a. sfssu~lrt
Derucfd and hisstbssh tffr stree saf o rsusfsrsis
nsaecs ~ rssss Arno1nfng stssss ~ e. lsssi 2,
~ cent Spa srss EsrrosuD sts assins ~ ~
tsfs vss ansninossy received at sogsi- ussr
sffns ssd he mn have "a -gs ssa ysfoi frvtf =
" wsssss shss fse@ ss>ssiss sss~ h~s>s
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Foreign Sentiment.
IIUIT on THE VHANgO. AMERICAN pugee

Spirit on THE FRANCO AMERICAN PRyss.
The den ssaf Iva Of May H. speaking OF lat
Thursday's proceedings in Congress, has the following
The radicals arc overjoycd at their victory Never ~As
the defeat Of their complete the
final triumph of their d IA certain II 10 with
thuasm that The radical pres speaks % tho day ~ the
the votes which taken Stevens 10 a hero Ray.
mopd prodigy. With such success cannot leave
the shadow Of doubt the traitors shall b. punished,
loyal men shall be rewarded and the political supremacy
Of tie radical party h. ss,abahei and
wo 70 the conquered ones
The kessa,sr Fva.co- A~srean deve,ss article 10
Head Centre stephens. and says
Henceforh there IL an end to the rdous attached "a
the fenians No more exhibitions of enterprises
nounosd with uproarous chatter and dooed 10 abortion,
OF tumuliuous meetings SCANNED vith grosssqne
Of doubtful employment Hencsforth there ~il b. bot
one chief rerocnxed by the rrcoueiled psrees chief
worthy and INTEL gent nooransiy devoted % the ass
OF delivering his country, for whom recent adventures
or romantic character have secured . sympsthetie
popularity. ne vcn.ans may be oosqosred bot lss ss
rpeai ~ ndnus % more attached 10 them.
sriRIr % rHy LOCAL GERMAN rRxs-
Under tho Shsssiss daddy stevens Trismpa,- tbs
Ses Yorker ssaas zsa.ss oamnssas thus -
We do not remssse~ that thsnlrsavv q the A~>xrs.
coagrcss could poet 90, ano,sr sf whom e ssa1
b. sad that IN his capsuy ~ leader Il the malorsy ~
more ,uceess than Ds4Ay Stevens 81 esnssyIvsr,a n
should BE- arksosledged thAfta ovase -
this man only thslthe manifold eons.u of spsr,as al
his party did split ap sto fragments - party i,s~N
greater triumph than inst ~ DADDY stessns TbsrL
day last hardly be bcsstsi Of BY any former parry
issder
Abiding 10 the same oonsr,,,ossI presiding, sf
Thursday, the Nsp Y~ier De~alraf says:-
Al hrss, a. well Known ve saireIy ssresd 10 tbs
section o. cosfess thai sftes msssrs rsesc
ton We arc inclined 10 take Mr.. BnshAms vs-s
The Hey Y~hr <esnd Zsss.e Of May ~, sllssiss "
the arrival q Head csxse sssphsas hss Ne fssv,ss
ne Ing Of ~ 1ssiess > hsssi Del - NJ s'a's =
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king, pope Gar sultan would DO crime in repuhl
can cou0ext, where the highest title or ofusen can
60 beyond his Rxcslency the President the Fe
alan leader pleased be satisfied with the pTss-
dental title during his sojourn on Amene0 ground
Tho New Yorker Journal, in reviewing The Convention
Of the Women's Rights Association, says;-
Unfortunately the proceedings OF the Convention were
not Of character which would awaken great hopes ia
OF healthy development Of the rights move
msnt . strange and hostile element has sneaked
itself the element which rs endea
voring thwart and spoil the good work II rs the una
voidabe insnuating, repulsve cerco puritan rabble
and evil
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dasIons for eighty st cabin seventy second eKbn, As
hundred sessge passeneers aud s IN every rssros
. sound, safe ship Her officers sse:-Eduin bilhne3
captain; wtthers, first on1cer; John snroy soconc
engineer; David Justice, first ashstane Rowland ana
Aspinwall the agents Of the ins which nov com
with three ships building The Penn VIII Sail rem w
port Tuesday next
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=, Mr. 80 zoe Isft1sfosst hs,r -Tts bal
s,st y,f...s lah ~ cesrsiinsn ~tspbsn Eoh~r,. a
tbs T~sln1 sad ~ gsa-s Hssh NJ ams'ssr sesnsr
a r.tDtsfs a. 80 ~ rFI - ibs Tfafsrssonsi
Esrsy = tts sf-si 'sssfnsiossi s<pHns msi>h " sss
49, sbasfig Ia YFaan1 yesterday shlpgs1
tss.e co. sissrss Ltrs hasitf bess prsttgssy
fsIy t1tsd 10 - ss~sfsf Aens sn< ls<~-
sssss asyssas ~ ssu,ssa ~si prve>ssr ,.ss sAs>~
% sswtsssis - 80 " "a 10 Jess
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p..p.ra,. s....,, -, /. wom...

Euy crrr aHaaa TnnnaT ssp srTSsfrs 10 siIE
nis Wug -4gsL0tHr rus CauHg
~ Gsflffai4 and nnarfsfoss aisaan uos tiass 10
e. aIsra.sais u fatfsk Brsn fssf q pf,us-s- No
a. L@s' rrtssuih rscs, sor'iy before scisss
Fnfay .ht Hbis Onftsu aud BE- wife ~sfs qa.s4y
niuns IN ihsf ram n.y. safyrusa AMI isrnt~i
s he sseisn app~a.nrs - caibsrihs y M 18th
iarss o.svifg ssfs 10 hr nshi hand wahosi s.y ~
~osd n srpiauaii0u M ffsntie m ssssi
n.Oss oBrsht bset infssing a~p sss
Ugly sath ffnn stth Ne blosd tgvsd 80
ttsusly The Desperate fsnais fhsn r1tds 49,
- Mr. bfsn 9Th Ne ssafpn and a,ismrtet " sta,,
her blt us latter sio w.. = neshtef 80
Wus sersIsf 18th hsr ne A. ~ zane utue y hfiss
fss ffusn ~ hoIse uith TIE bis sf~annf IRON be
ns~k ard msstrr 0mfsf rnffy ~ 10 sfsntNehs
yfssihet fsqssstsd 10 30 ri ~ 20 Os siatinn tos~i
whrb dots a ssrgeon tbsr esiifd stf 1900
,bs voabf wbsb ~ rfunflrcssi 49, W - " "rsMi
ebsfastsr IN she nbssa tps hs rrrtsfpps $50 0t
had nafs hsf eassps sns ~ isai soe0sn" 80 "a a"'
q isfre
tMNtan Me4nf a $40 rerrrfs~r'h Frestrsf 80 hs
orIrsrs 81 ~ asrn 80 ssafrt = ne esrarsf
M fslra rsfsft ulti lssislfT 80 a. tn.tfs -hrh
ffrsstss1 90 somss Dam ~ msss ibf e0stN hiswr
a. uaffsf
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The fon noailsrs sirse 10 tots piaas ~hieb CON.
mebosa seeks snss, hos end ne lss
foundry having gone 10 wofk today There he b-ens
compIorniss bsiweeu the and omlioyer
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Total amount of assets found in bank 49, $4I, 962 10
There is said by the officers 10 be absent from the bank
under hypothecaton for loans before stated Dl
receivable the amount OF $l99 53s 4s; amount bor
rowed thereon, $ll5 600 leaving nominal assets TO tho
The liabilities Of Bayne 4 Co., given tho books OF
the bank STATIC a. The amount Of this item is
unsettled between the parties and present estimate
can be formed OF lis value.
Bayne ~ Co have failed and made an assignment.
copy their assignment is enclosed herewith marked
Appendix b."
The amount due from national and other banks and
bankers Is $50 $40 60 No reason rs known why this
item perfectly good unless there shall prove DO
difference dispute 10 the amount The midi
cations that their balances will be much reduced.
Several minor items mentioned in the statement arc
not found They may used colatcrals for
loans They are followsOne hundred shares OF Ma
tiona Bank OF staunton, Va, stock $4,000; United
states bonds entered at So Gl2 G5r sevenhry notes,
short $50. Making a total OF $l5, 662 65.
suboin recapuation OF the assets and liabilities
above enumerated for the purpose Of convenient
reference and comparison, as follows, VIZ
National circulating bonds outstanding $40 $40 90
Due United states Treasurer and disbursing
officers and agents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1882 81
Loans Observation-Disclosures. 1l5 600 90
Individual dcpositors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 SO
Due TO other banks and bankers ....... 65, s72 26
sssErs,
Bonds In the hands of the United States
Treasurer with accrued interest thereon 100000 90
Cash assets Observation-Disclosures. 2079 81
Bills receivable, not yet duo. ............ $3.50 40
Bills receivable, past due ana protested. 25,7 ~
Bills receivable said to hypothetical -. 1899 52s ~
Furniture and nxtlres, charged at. 5,0i7 20
Bayne Co IS Indebtedness, called. ia, 40 "a
Due from national and other banks and bank
Observation-Disclosures. So 4O ca
Minor items said to be used colla;cr 10 682 GJ
Secretary OF the Treasury. ............. 2,276 90
IL may be said that the capital stock n not entered
above n abiity In an inso, cnt bank IL may cease
10 be a liability and become a undr the
stockholden liability clause Of the National Currency
act
Appended 10 the report lie the afndavit OF Leonard
Huyck the President Of the Merchants National Bank
detailing the which led the transfer by
Paymaster Paulding OF the funds from other national
banks 10 the Merchants Pank.
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fmsTps rssscip This new and elegant theatre vii
open sbou, thursday. the 2sth 'ns, f ss.on IL
psoe opera, nnssr the direction 81 Mr. Draper,
so has secured The services n oo~p~ssa, eompsny,
vhs,h Includes Miss Caroline Raehinsr, soprano; Mr.
ossls, tenor, and NJ Campbell. baritone Jyl.- Reich.
busys charming ~ors, The Doctor - AicsntarA Oh 81
has bo ben sung her. foe long time -n BE- siv.n on
The opening nigh. 10 all The sf petty comic opera
tsss perhaps repiess With banor asd suisr
ts4nas p~-ssss ths " SELECTION for ths naasura
u the se>spo 10 god one ssd anticipate SOC
oss fes We trust u.s manager -m give We ssces.
q similar worhs and ps-~ille some .ul mars
sovsi nsy ss Jsss We ,isss u spes skeb ~ -
0sob ~ ~ wsssss tss>s n " vssss
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fhere In In the hands Of the Treasurer Of the United
DAtes for the especial Purpose OF meeting the liabilities
- tbis bank 10 the goverpuent 10000 In seventhry
Qeses aad $4,000 In tss-foriy bonds amounting %
10 show soms erpns how this large Item Of the in
1otsdncss 70 the and debursing officers
Ooesea, deem my duty 70 psport 10 you certain facts
1oEived nom several sisfcmcnss a. follows VIZ
O the 10Th OF April uiimo several interviews and
o1saA&tons were held By between interested perssns
- eehern the cbjeol q which 70 arrange for the
en0W Of funds 70 The NatouAl 0aak and py the bank
- vne Co, for the avowsd pufposs ~ ssvtng Bayps