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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
70 q L GICAL TNsTITU II X

No 81 Bowery.
THE Pus uv informed that IN order crafty the
uveni as the has introduced into the centre Of the
Aaa circle o lis et IN circumference for the OF
forming the ELEPHANT Camcl Ponies and Monkeys The general
performance OF the snimasn the circle will take place at u and
O'Clock, r. NJ
Mr. VAN AsBURGH will the Cares 81 o'slk NJ
nned a'cly aerwar the Animals wbe fed presence
the audience. ~
Admissio 50 censchidrcn under years efsse half price
season Tickets NJ %,
free admi.s the Bowery Reading Room
~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

&TS DR. nOD'S second lecture Popular Mediape will no
vcfed az Clinton Ha on W dine daY vening pas7 ~
pick SUBJECT Of to seizure The circulation OF the bosd inclu-
g lht sutihfe iuh0iS ana diseases OIL the heart 63t
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07
ROSE RAIL-,

" The members and friends of the English Widows and Or
phans Scott are respectfully informed that the Fourth Annua
Rose Ball Tor the benefit friends of the will be held
Day.
Mr. Parker will the floor and his excellent Coon Band
will attend.
Tho Committee have made every arrangement to the
company Of an greeab evening The great benefit tn Soce
have afforded the unfortunate widows hans
the short time has established be fully through
the Treasurer, f. w. Davies
Members whose subscriptions settled
quarter entitled to ticket for the Ball by application
next monthly meet the Phoenix, viii
liam street. on Tuesday the nh day of February halfpas
O'Clock
Tickets dollars eac to admit gentleman and two ladies'
to b. had of Mr. John Cock No As Joha street f. Davies
TD.s Offcs, Of all and Nassau rs of
the Comm ttee Tamnany Hall, and the usual g.
j30 HENRY LEWIS Secretary
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07
NJOW EXHIBITING
NTEW YORK TATTEN

~IEN YORK TATTEusALLs.-wAnr
~ g., ,nte hand Team ta naehl tom ~ ~
4. a. ieh GOOD figures and action not yer -
% ,hen sound aud Kind harness Bays with long tss p'e
fsvef u...t r,.ee viii he rad IN
arph -afion to JOHN " Nhio0.'f - ''e'Ns+
tDode az
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07


SPLENDID PENMANaHIP
ACQUIRED IN , LEssoNsi
The AnfL Angular System az Writing ,ntspvced
the and Strangers " New York and brooklyn
To continue for oriy short
MIR. BRISTOW, OF London respectfully snnounccs 10
lvl the Pubic Hts Rourn after absence of months from
very hsttrrng and successful visit 10 Boston Ne has
L Whiting Classes In this City Tor the reception NJ
Pupils, Day and Evening,
ACADEMY, No. LIS BneApwAy, NY.
where both ladies' and Gentlemen of every and capacity
years expcdously taught the cofsct and
admired principles Of COMMERCIAL PRNMA NsHP.
Adapted Letters, Bills Notes sales Receipts I'm
and Finished Journal Entry and va short To every
purpose of pubic business and private life
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH !,
That conplete NJ
thooarh knowledge of Writing mat ~ how nsecn' ss
bio Detomcd Cramp the persons writing oay 70 ny ~
Trrtow finishing Writing Master he LADIES' meet danny ~
O'Clock. -. - - :
Of lcseous IN aw days
-. Mr. b. tn be from "a W. toi or from sto So ~
All We wbe would five Pcnman he,
Come learn the system Of MI ~
who IN TWELVE LES Sons does guarantee, 80.
To make you write most splendsdyf bu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07
IMPRO vEp.-oer,Irmen vi.

- play billiards. purchase aae invited 70 call at as
Broadway where tables and the
Raider cushions and cepcnfed beds
with frames and tables above viii be ouud
The largest offered the public advnnta
gc who ~sh purchase short notice, they be
hacked a da - notice.
r. Orders Cor any thing this uc, with cash reference
10 BASSF0RD sis Broadway vic prnpt attention.
nlaff
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07
EOsTER,s CoMMEnCIAL SCHOOL, Isa

EOSTER,s COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 50
broaaway open f~v the reception OF pups day and
where are aualisa for lie situations in
eic and Bookkc>pin9 ny Entry are taught upon the
nostnp.ovsd systssis and much less usually
ytted to that purpose. =
PENMANSHIP Is tansha upon og NJ and improved plan
whc has stood the tsst of time and the
unqualified app oatco nj competent judges fu ded
simple and RATIONAL principles and bc of changing
legb Hand Writing ans substituting cegant and mastery
~ the
BOOK KEEPING applied u rlani and reign trade and
Merchants and Broke Cor the nj the
calculations per cenisge, Interest &c
larry attended Ia, ard he most approved method ~ Arranging
merchants accounts " clearly excmplf-.
The learner and ka complete of
Books whirh cen,bna IN transactions
business and qua6s ook
extensive mercantile establishments,
Each pup taught individually sud not In c-sscs In
sfrctsn afternoon and cvrnsng LADIES receive
less'ns IN pcnmanship at ts,eis rsdeace " rlcd
Pospectvscs be had W Hp ina 10 Mr. Foster nj "
oisss sons is3 Broadway, over the ugrss stow ~
oOk AT THIS FEET wARRANTED-oely
cal a. WALKERS 2p Csnei sire 4 and try pair Of hls
han'scm fine double cisk prof bos rrioe only o. 81
e ps., and warrant To kcep H. feet "a
~ he ~ seco pairs Of es,,emens ~s'er proof wei
1871 and win'es dress article ~ wenty
ns 100 his make hardsomsfor dress The tend
ana o. boo he had estsb shncnt pIce.
ones rockct Asinelc Trial ~ prove the ad anage
~ W. .ssa any her ~ssahlshucn n Nv Yok Arpy
Whhnhs great variety boct stabIs, eu
n-Dont mistake the store,
70 $50 ~ over thu dtos fs.,ms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

CREEK. LATIN, AND GERMAN Ian.
NJ GU and Ladies WIN wish ret iufwms
,, IN by private instruction, do no better
than spply to Snn' osN. hohsL,
Prof ofbc Ancient and German Languages ofBsoom
Reference rvepby Dr. Anthem. Eco, Prof in The ceba Col
lege. hnaw SIN
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

Ky NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, Ms 27-
The first annual Annual Ba Of the North River Fire Company
Goth, 1897. e' "''
n this occasion the Hal Nbe with the banners and
other embl OF the Fire Department. and the
to aorm Their friends and the public general hat neither pains
may fvorte company with their evening
splendid Band IS engaged-'eat der AR Brown
Dancing 10 commence O'Clock and
hour The 6oo beng under the management IL Mr. Pa a.
sisted by onntee who in the ofte evening INTRO
lions - = ~ 80 - oo''i
Tickets ladies' tickets them price 81 10 no
had at the bar of Tanmany Hall A. r. Joes music store as
Broadway j. b. Miller, 3f5 Hudson near Morton street
Moran l2e Water H. Gaka CHER IIo,ss
or Of either OF the members composing the order
r A. BCGERT, Chairman
j. b. MILLER, Secretary. a0
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

A MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPIIITHEA-
n TAE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner Varck and Charlton
streets. IL
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

lNTEHEHTING WOhK.-DOMD6T1C HAPPI
NESS PoRTRAyED-AR epositoy for those who an I
those mervSeA Wy the Authors
and modern Addscr steele Johnson, Newton and
others have discussed with grave or gay pen the prcscn
and future Happiness Of NJ nkiud.
domestic happiness thou only bliss
o. Paradise, that has survived The fsli-C0tcper.
including two Prze Essays together wirh several art ce ven
expressly tr this vok vol Jgst received nd or sale
at the Book Store Of G. y FOLSOM, No toi Folions
JlT door aboyePeMi
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

- TO LET-A desirable residence in the village ct
G Aaseknsnck, wthn half hours tide rail rad fon
4Jessey City-ha Of rood dive
ry together with ako half Of land de-
sired ofand within few rods cfihe above property viii
he let with IT,
AIso-role or for ,alc snail Farm, Of which nred,se
poeses~ will about of FOOD lans
doe state of lon-the dwelling house esceert order.
bens marty Thi, property situated ~ BERGEN county,
az ofthe passas a-g rent
ins dam and ABBOTT miles south o ~
soo Tos fnrthet information OF JACeB W SLuIs -
TWEEN the hours ofs and w. A. NJ at No Pakhsw n"neoa-
NrOxU rvuInITINa Al the American Academy.
IN Barclay street Aso's is,c Nc NO os ~" ~
wvw an,eJ y Dusro Tor the tne tnencs ~ os rsnse
hax. , .,bsc the osr ysan, m rsQsf ~ ttc
They na,s ~ - n,ed se the lively uanG atssn u
SOC visitors -. lslo,. "a e.,t.
a.. s.s, frnm sin the morning. th a. night -. =, =.
the pubic that this VII % ~
~ tie pictures shofy TO Ne retained 70 bn
ioEe. !. -, constantly warm sasm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCIENCE
y OF PENMANsIP, acc impaired by weny-four Engraved
Plates, foe sale sy G. SHEPARD, iss Broadway
This The scientific publ shsd The subject
simpicd IL bold
style o without the and teacher parc
uarly recommended the Clerks, who will ample
directions all defects IN their whiting Every teacher
will 20 well To copy.
r. Of the designed foe being
delcaeand tasteful STYLE suited to fashionable billet ec
writing. u3u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

Just Published Price Cents neatly bound In Cloth
THE
b VI l. u r. S POCKET MANUAL:
A neic Edition, revised improved and ena,ced
cooainin the Elements of Building, Surveying Arctcc
ure with Pdct cal Rules and IL Carpentry Brick
laying Masonry &c Oh crvations he
ana variety OF useful Fables and Receipts With twels
BY A. G. Smeaton Civil Engineer
fa-eodst WILLIAM JACKSON Cedar street
~ LuMBERMEN'S BANK.-The notes of this baek will
he AIKEN at two cent discount instead of half NJ
heretofore, by JOHN 7. SMITH, IS Wall street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07
TEMPERANCE EATING HOUSE.
$3.50 Corner Nassau and Ann SITS.

BY H. PATT,NSON.
variety OF Hot Dishes from sunrise unfi Ten night
Flied and Stewed Oysters. Oyst and Oyster Pics
Cmcken and Mutton Pcs Hot Coffee and Tea ali hours
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

mo- Tho undersigned eqest the ci,izcrs New York without
ali cioo party the uemocrtiic AsserIv R,,s
order IN take inte consideration the poprcy az
hgnnng of and
ofdeate and Thought political matters rescn,
es in the city have ea cnaly ppess on ecsm much
by the sultan in Constsnfnople, who allows ono 4,
eak but himsaE Further particulars wl le leaned ay
meeting, which win he fxed in another statement.
4 PETER JOHNSON, Chairman.
j 5:ss r ss,,s Secretaries.
Han. IS. 1897. iIsn
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07


Flied and Stewed 0yscrs and Oyster Pics
Cicken and Mutton Pcs Hot Coffee and Tea hours
EMPORIUM OF FASHION SAMUEL CHAP.
MA would most respectfully scqsaint the Iaes ard rem.
at the old end well known stand Ne Chatham treei-
where may be found most extensive variety Of articles of his
a w I'VE su 1ne % ss Too
Rngcts Puis Cus French Braids recans Tzeit. &c &c
OF The latest European and other fashions, IN
Mr. c. would also ao the gentlemen al New York and sran
gers generally that he psys particular aen cutiss and
pericnce and assduiy, Inc enabled cope r. not s a.
yn s %s .kfs - ,n saneh r. ,y pecua c
scathera and western er. hans and wholesale dealers
are particularly invited call and tmcn, which
I've wl ee nna eq,a to any IN tte city, and
Don't mistake the No.-si Chatham street, II Inn.
pronunciation Also, syllnc Leaves, Ladies' Prophetic
dc For sale cheap at Mrs. KINGS,
n5- HALF PRICE MtIsIC-Ncw fashionable engraved
Music for the Piano Foste and F1ue-a cents Jif
7 AIDES, WORK BOXES, DRESSING CA
- SES, and Portable Writing csks-rhe subscriber reap
fully c the attention of purchasers 10 his assortment Of the
above Of COOS wsranted Of superior quality std
niiiaciure, a. prices very rnodemti.
To Likewise, Gentlemen essng Cases and Writing Desks
g. >. FOLSOM, 5ta,ioscr and Book eler,
No 4ot Fulton. and 26s Pearl sta.
LCRENCH JUJUBE PAsTE.-Jutrecciyed a small
consignment Of reoch Jbe Paste, superior article
BRYHAMs Bowvry Steam Confectionery
Eu No os BDwcry, opposite To Riv,nston street.
FOR SALE
20 REAMs OF sAUGERTIEs PAPER,
AIT by 80.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

-. r. DIETEHICH,A uctioneer
- Wall w. 80 ieaii o., corner u
This DAY-At O'Clock, At the auction
- CONSISTING OF pea pockei, and dirk knives cads
SCISSORS IN and needles In Committees
,aia double ard singled spcceaccs steel and fss
HOOKS ahu eyes, DC. -''N'"s ''eoSnos,
Fancy Goods ayd
aney french aad English SOAP Lavender wStcs an w. per
shoes. '' 'u''ohs, ceiars' boeoms boots and
Watches nsoce OF Of ar rings finer rors
----------s .'' ~. Sc. ia
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

IL NIX. JOHN NORRIS who came To New Yor last M
vembe IN the ship Berwick il request 10 call nj tho Eg
change Ho'ei Broad where will meet gentleman of s
ae'iua "einoe WHO WISHES 10 see him. f4Ns
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

Ky GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, ut Ma onc II.,
Broad way Mr. GtIFFIrHS respectfully informs is friends
ana te pgbi. that ms third Fancy Dress Ball place on
Monday Evening" Feb 9Th which variety
ances T e Brought forward incud III celebrated
se Fancy Dresse can he had of NJ Bancerd 1853 Walker st.
ar at the Hall the above evening - " - ''''
Tickets - admitting gentcm and Ia 10 be had n
Chatham street s II - - ~ ~ 4,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

IA PASSAGE FOR LIvERPOOL At rcdu,
ed rsies-TLe fine British baroue "CRlJtK srr'
- CASTLE Fcrsu'cn, commander ha. and can sri
Comfortably accnmmo late few Cabin scsrnre pas
~ Drafis usual Messrs Robinson Broth "a ,ve,,..
I'D IL preferred. Apply at 9si Pearl street
DOUGLAS HOHlNEQN n ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

ID This day At ~ o,el"c Ncs III and water streets
Ssis combs fancy ss.p q shelf ha iii rood
s ZOO % 81 sooas suited 10 ihe sosssa md w.
- % u ncnon In stoss mn
Alrsate Sale-i0, Corrbs sss,. y tss KIND
gSnahle - S'S''ie'a Sutaery, Of livery varie6u
So~ doxen Collars and Bosogns
pieces - N'a's' NC = ue brases, and in
s,S voss R,, assoredirm u Hsmmings German A.
winch VIII By taken in payment. WV" oeoe1A1rs
Ako, Snuh Boxes, Pins dc 6c. &C
Also, Germaa, French, Rhode fsand Is,..l,,
watches Guard Chains, a. $3.50 e'"ei"y Iow prices
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-21

effect on the eth day of September. With
Montreal the conquest of Canada was
wholly effected; the British authority &C.
knowledged and established; and the New
England and their sister colonies, relieved
from that dreadful state of anxiety and ap-
prehension to which they and their ances-
tiers had been subject for 4 space of more
than century. Great were the rejoicings
throughout the Colonies; and we regret
that we have not found any particular ac-
count of the professions and ceremonies in
Newport on that occasion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-21

From the Fall Riccr Patriot.

BANKS AND PApER CURRENCY. 1t is
common remark TINT the mass of the peo-
pie are not acquainted with banking oper-
ations, and that their interest does not re-
quire them to know any thing about tile
subject. We see however that this cannot
be true, but that they are directly affected
by the movements and operations Of the
banks, hence they should understand the
whole matter. Their. virtues should be
known, to he admired, and theft. defofni-
fics exposed, TO be despised and avoided.
Iftbe banking system is not corrupt, If il
does not employ oil the deceptive mschin.
cry which it is charged with working, there
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-21
RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

-PC3LIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MoRSISG-
FENERMs- 81, per annum if paid in advanc e
4 - S2,25 if not paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except al the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for 81 and Il cents FOR each
subsequent insertion. on.-AdvertsementS not marked
will be continued until forbidden and charged ac-
cordingly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-21

Three years after when visited Eng
land, my first inquiry was about these Sis
ters of Elmond. 'TlIey arc gone to their
rest" was his reply. A sudden illness of
one week carried of the haplcss Isabel.
Anna survived her and give her estates to
the children Of her early lover.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-22

currency for the Government and
another for the people, as alike oPPres.
sive 10 practice, and despotic in princi.
pie.
Resoleed. That a war upon the cred
it institutions of the States by the polI-
cy Of the Gereral Government, is in.
consistent with the independence and
rights OF the States, and the obllga-
tons Of our F~ederatlve compact +; and
in the present instance, if persisted in,
threatens the most serious consequent.
ces to every class Of the community
tho farmer, the mechanic, the trades
man and the merchant.
The fifth resolution declares that the
reform of the State banking system,
and not its overthrow is the true repub.
can policy, and that to force the coun'
try to the use Of an exclusive metaHc
currency" would cripple It's enterprise
cause a disastrous revolution in the
value of labor and property, and in
effect in all the contracts between man
and man.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-22

LApYs BooK.-The November No. Of this iB.
'eresting Periodical has been received. 1t 10
made up mostly, of original articles from the
pens OF some of the best literary writers Of the
day. The publisher of this ork has spared aei.
Tier pains nor expense to present to that portion
OF the community for whose ediGcationh he labor,.
a periodical every way deserving of its support
and patronage. The last volume Of the Ladys
Book has been edited by Mrs. Hale, a lady Of
tine talents, and most iestmable character. Ma,
ny publishers, having obtained the aid Of so dis.
tinguished a lady as Mrs. Hale, would have re.
laxed their exertions satisfied that on their part
enough had been done to merit the patronage Of
the public. Not so with the publisher OF the
Lady's Book. He has engaged the services Of
Miss LESLIE, another of the talented. beautiful
female writer's ofthe country. whose genius, in
connexion that of Mrs. Hale, is to lend an addi-
tional charm to this already popular periodical.
In The next volume a plate Of fashion will be Civ
en- in every number of the work. For terms
&c. sec the advertisement in another column.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-22

GRoANs.-The Albany Argus, the
organ Of the Van Buren, party IN New
York, thus sums up liz intelligence Of
the results Of the election in that State.
Friday morning, Nov. l0h.-THE
ELEcTIoN.-The unfavorabIe results
in u W county, given yesterday,
were only the prelude Of an adverse
political tempest that seems to have
swept the State. As yet, we have not
heard of a single county in which the
democratic ticket has succeeded /: and
we include among them some of the
oldest and firmest strong holds of the
democracy. We shall not at this mo.
ment stop to inquire into causes. 1t is
sufficient now to give results.
The opposition have undoubtedly
elected a majority of the Assembly,
probably two to one.
The results in the Senate districts
are not sufficiently known TO speak
with certainty. But the federal candi.
dates are undoubtedly elected in the
first, fourth, seventh and eighth /; and
probably in this (tho third and in the
second. We have no Information from
the sixth, and nothing beyond Oneida
from the fifth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-22
MORE WING

The shouts of joy for the regeneration Of the
great state of New York have not we'll subsided
IN our sea,board cities, ere they are again call.
ed upon to applaud avictory of almost eqrsl
hrilliancy in Massachusetts. The election for
state officers has just closed in a result which
nobiy vindica,es the Wing cause. and destroys
the slight foothold that Van Burenism had got.
ten in the st9te.
The majority for Governor Everett, as far as
heard from. is abou, 5000, and il is said will
overreach 5000. He was elected before by a
majority Of some s or 5000. The majority in
Boston, is increased from 1878 to 3273-the wing,
carrying every ward. Every Senatorial district
has been carried by the Wings SO that not a
voice will be raised in the Senate Of the old Bay
State in favor Of Van Burenism.
From MICHIGAN, the returns are yet few,
ou' they shew a remarkable and unexpected
wing gain-so great as to raise stroag hopes Of
success in the State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-22

PRUssIAN Love FOE LIBERrY-THE
GREATEST OF ExPUNGERs.-We hear a
great deal Of what Prussia has done for
education. II her system is the best TO
dlfiuse light 10 the mind, she on the other
hand uses all means 10 ~extinguish every
torch That her apparently good intentions
mad kIndled. A late decree on the censor
ship Of The press condemns 10 heavy pen
a'ties and imprisonmenis-not only all who
dare TO mark in their publication the pla.
ces that have been expunged but even has
The lasolence TO threaten 10 punish Prns'
STA booksellers Who shall publish lnierdic'
ted work al their establishments 10 foreign
countries! Likewise they are to re pub
lish nothing of The German periodicals,
sc. that does not bear the name Of the au'
thor
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-11-22
INFLUENCE OF THE GLoBE.-Tht

INFLUENCE OF THE GLoBE.-The
official paper, since the adjournment,
has been abusing Senator TALMADoE.
Of New York, without stint, and, not q
week ago, accused him ofbeing a " fed.
eralist," a term which, according to
the ethics of the Globe, includes every
sin in the calendur. The effect ofthis
abuse has been admirably illustrated
in the late election in Duchess county,
the residence of Mr.. TalimaGge, which
at the Presidential election, gave Mr..
Van Buren, a majority of 1906 votes
it now gives the Wing ticket a ma
jority ofupwards Of l,600!-BaAimore
Chron.