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The New York Daily Express says
The article of Rye has sold at 81 75,a
bushel-this is altogether higher than il
has ever sold for since the American
Revolution. The article is taken who'll
ly for distilling, it being too high to be
ground into Flour.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16

Virginia wiiiout Gorernor.-It
seems that our Legislature have elected
General David H. Caopbell Governor,
from and after the 3lst OF March next.
Now, when they shall come 20 hunt I'D
the aforesaid Gen. d. II. Campbsil, we
venture to predict. that 10 such man .an
be found within the limits Of the Com.
monwealth. This circumstance NAV,
perhaps. lead the great Republican party
into some difficulty, should the LeglsIa.
ture adjourn without correcting the er.
ror. The party, no doubt, intended to
vote for Gen. David Campbe of this
place. But Gen. David H. was numin.
ated and elected. Query: Can General
David Campbell be inaugurated, when
the Journals ofthe House show that Gen.
David III. was elected? We doubt it.
To get out Of the difficulty, we take the
liberty of suggesting to Col. Joe Wat
kins and the learned members {. ON Rus
sell, the propriety oftheir holding con-
fab, and init oducing into the House, a
resolution to "EXPUNGE" the HI"
from the name of the Governor elect.
"ExPunge" is all the so, just now and
Mess the House resort to this process
of correcting the error. neU election
must be held, or there vii! be no Cover.
nor. This is very serious matter, anG
we hope it will receive carly attention
A resolution TO crpunge the ''H." should
be forth with introduced and carried
A5in gdon Statesman.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16
From The Baltimore lime, ;co,

Alta Meeting Of the President aud Direc.
tofs OIL me Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company held on Monday. The f,,lowing
preamble and resolutions were adon,sd
copies OF which have been furnished TO rs
and which we take great pleasure in publish.
ios, confident az we are, that the sppesI thus
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16

A resolution has passed the House oil
Representatives Of Pennsylvania. (56 to
*. instructing the Senators aud request
ing the Representatives from that State
in Congress to oppose Inc passage Of any
bill which may have for its object any
change whatever in the present tariff,
as established by the act of Congress pas
sed ed March, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16

no thief likes TO be searched, und If the
evidences about his own person were denied
!" public justice he might often escape with
impcSi'y. This is sufficient answer To
Sen Jack>sn's plea Tor refusing an inves.i-
ga.;ou Of the Gxecu;ive Dcpaetnen,s a
plea which stiaks Of lha corruption i, wa
iotcnded to cloak
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16

&G We are authorised to announce
capt. ROBERT. CRAIG, as candidate for
reelection 10 Congress, from the District
composed of the counties of Botetourt
Montgomery, Floyd, Allegheny, Rock
bridge and Augusta.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16

Lbe ice on the Potomac has been so
lar broken up by the recent mild wea.
ther as to allow the mail steamer Syn.
NEY 10 resume her trips to Poto mac
creek, which bad been suspended ever
since Christmas by the closing Of the
river.-Na Int. Feb. III,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16

Good Business.--The Utica 81 Sche.
nectady Rail Road, which went into
operation only in August last. has earn
ed in Ave months the handsome dividend
OF seven Psr cent. upon the outlay of its
expended capital of s $685. 900.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16

The Hon. Louis McLane has accent.
ed the Presidency of the Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroad Company.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-16

he reader cf this paper will fad, on
referring 10 the account of Yesterdays
proceedings in Congress, that the cere-
nloay Of the election of President of the
United States, to succeed the incumbent
has been completed by opening and coun-
ting the votes Of the Electors and that
MARTIN VAN buren, has been official
iy proclaimed as chosen PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES for four years from
and after the third day of March next.
No person voted for having received
majority of the electoral votes for
VICE PRESIDENT of the United States,
the fact was reported to the Senate an
election being Immediately held by that
body between the two highest on tn e
list, RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON was duly
chosen VICE PRESIDENT the United
States Tor the ensuing term Of four years.
Nat. Int Feb. g.
The vote TOR Vice President was as follows:
For Richard NJ JJhnson Niessrs. BEN
ion of Mo. Black OF Miss. Brown OF N. c..
Buchanan Of Pen. Cu,hbert of Geo. Dana of
Me Ewing of ILL., Fulton MARK. Grundy of
Zen. Hendricks Of Ind Hubbard of N. II.
King OF Ala. King of Geo. Linn Of Mo- Ly-
on OF Mich: Mexican Of Penn III GORE of Ala
Morris OF Ohio, Mouion of Lou Nicholas of
Lou Miles of Con. Norvell OF Mich. Page
OF n. IL: Parker of Va. Rives ofEa Robin-
son OF Ill. Ruggles of Me. Sewer of Ark.
strange of n. c. Tallma.lge Of N. Y. Tip
ton III Ind Walker of Mi. Wright of N. Y.
For Francis Grangcr-Me ssrs. Bayard
OF Del. Clay OF KY. Clayton OF Del. Crit
! tenden OF Ky. Davis of Mass. Ewing of O.
Kent OF Md: knight Off |. Prentiss Of VI.
Robbins OF K. |. Southland of M Spence
OF Md. Swift Of VI. Tomlinson Of Con. w all
of u. J. Webster of Mass.
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We request all persons who are in
deeted to US, TO come forward and settle
their accounts.
PATTERSON &. BROWN
Stanton, Jan'y 26, 1887.
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-BA EsG AHNSs
.RsF R Gs9ZaEsS :!

HAvINo determined 10 remove TO the
Western Country III short time. we
offer ohr present Stock Of Goods at re-.
duted prices, for CASH, with view to
a speedy close Of our business.
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The following message was received
from the President Of the United States,
through Mr.. JACKSON. Ills private Secre-
tarv:
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JOHN III. GIBBS.
February Is, lS37.-3t
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

Wau street, 0oeur0oys E0Os 10
The stock been days sensitive. from
Hing condition. OF psoducedby he
drafts between and the ether the sea board Yes
shade and the actoH considerable
There difference betwecn cash and time sales crate per cent
Commercial however, not 10 be prncipay aneced
these specie and fancy stocks
most under the weather The spring trade as not
brisk principally Of thc weather. which has re-
newed lis severity.
The great agitation in the money present time
be Or nca produced by the operations both TO-
reign domestic of these operations
purpose To affect particular stocks bst there
gun throughout the whole country
s our paper and credit systems The Treasury
year great agia ion and excitement the transport
asd movement of specie throughout the whss country
restoration OF the previous condition Of things
fcctcd without slight renewal of the agitation
BY unnatural aided by the land the specie
which ought to have been
hills and mounamsacoss rivers and and thus al
erod the blance of trade which generally tends the Atlantic
ports he of the Bank If Eagand coupled with the
state experts and foreign ganhave made
acal this county and Of course Atlantic ports for
the balance OF specie lost This operation general
throughout whole commercial system. City will draw
spon ctytown upon ewnthe north the southths
upon the west till the equilibrium be perfectly restored
How long will take to the former condition ofhngs
probematica-autei We must expect however great deal
oexcement and agitation the money Market
othese operations while perhaps commercial business running
smoothly aoag its channel These operations also
great deal of oub and annoyance the banks draft of
Philadelphia New York for produces agitation
bank or less New York Each bank must cont
butte its share and Of cura its discounts During the
sent week. probably have been drawn to Phate
pha The effect OF redaw few days Philadelphia
but while this operation going fancy stocks down.
and the interest OF money rises also that only
mthe beginning of the end" Let hope for the best
Wheat daily arriving in market. About bags
imported h city yesterday More wheat has arrived
for the first half Of February than last month isconant.
ly and owing to the large quantity contracted r by
chants this the no Europe hold present
Ii yes
teday Tn last sold al public lie brought days,
interest added II cash article The following are the quota
tions OF our in the other principal markets Feb
81 Si 75-Pstesbug, Va Sl2 S2 s5-Geosetown, c.,
Feb H. $40 Is $40 5o-Boston Feb 82 37l-New
Orleans. Feb u Sii-Mobie Feb The New York -four
market has altered Thursday quotations Albany
have received document by which appears that the follow
ing the quantities of grain which has arrived the
periods and from the places designated:-
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CIRCULAR.

NJ THE COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN on behalf Of the
TAiLORESSES AND SEAMSTRESSES ofths city their
en and the public generally thai they have taken the
ne corner Of Wase sfree and Br0ddoay next doer William
Astrs ESQ which and will continue un ii The
tended abishmen fer their ready with splendid
o. Frenca German and Irish Linens Of The approved
beacsuch as can be warsnted all sfwhch will lie cos,
quality and employment who are al pre-
seat without proper means fsnppor.
The Committee have the pleasure to rfom all their enos that
they can have all tn articles of Wearing Apparel made this
Establishment the neate andbest Goats which
will be attempted Every otner article of Dress will be supplied
at q net savag off per cent.
Linen Muslin, Vesttngs Cassbneres Colts and all
oil articles suitable for SuHmer Clothing either for Gentlemen
Boys, may be had al this Store.
Gentlemen either purchase mattra the at
pnces purchase the material elsewhere and ha hera made
up at this Establishment
The price of Cutting Panaloons, IS cents
DO. do. Vests, DO
Every description Of Chdrea clothing order and kept
for sale.
The price Of every article will be marked figures in order In
all may DO treated the whether Judges nota that will
be will be provide be pattern the article be- made
the morning, and ca ing fl, h,m in tho afternoon.
Families obtain work ut their houses y
plying ahsve. -
paronsing this Esabl sbmen gentlemen will make very
considerable their expenditure and employ to
eight ten thousand good ndsr females and prevent hefr
after he painful appeal they haze necesstatea make
the benevolent Of this great and good city
ELIAS FOUNTAIN.
EDW ARD r. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM
fii2awistf HOMER BOSTwlCk.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

THE POETS BALL.
ELIAS FOUNTAIN.
EDW ARD r. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM,
HOMER BOSTWlCk.

10 For the Benefit of JOHN GRAHAM, fayoraby known
the Public the Scotch Poet Ball will take place Tuesday
Evening February 81, 1887, at Tammany Hall
The Committee OF Arrangements, .he Ball! deem
superuou to discerning public than that the in
dvbua for whom Fed entirely deprived of sight,
all worthy ef the Of aud lei
low citizens The character Of Mr. Graham unques
onae and his talents Poet well known ard Appreciated
To ,bc citizens Of New York always liberal to suffering worth
when properly To their beneccDcc that
this will be sufficient
LIBERAL patronage tie rbpve occasion.
ORDER OF DANCING.-Twe Reels; Cotiion; Reels;
Co.ion; uniry or Fancy pance-.in succession.
MR. BROWNS Colon Band has been engaged Cor the
The oor under the direction Of the celebrated Mr. Pake
Doors at half past g. and dancing will
O'clock The nation Of Ball will NJ known By
playing /" GUIDE righ and JOY be with you a."
Tickets Sto admit Gentleman and Ladesto be had
OF the Committee vi
Jshn Jacksop washsston Hsdane zeal Orchard
J-hn Sinclair, l0a Reed St VIM Cur; ia Washington
Alex Aiken, la Fulton ST. y Grant 55 Broadway
VIM. M Laughin, 1Sa Pearl o.. Wm Stuart ios Nassau st.
VIM. bayes, 134 Barrows fhes. wndhan
j. H. Miller, 10 Frankf 1T Jamos Raynor, p-,.l,.
John Patten, 70 Court sndst. Henry smith D'SoAoh
v. Chehugh l5sl Fulton ST. Owen Colgan.
yames Douglass, IS Vesey st
10 Checks no, transferable
fiT-tt A. ArrKEN, Secretary.
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snseys'enet request the ofNew York without
ms cu1 w rsuy 70 meet al the Democratic Assembly
y % - .sse e take INTO consideration the popey Of
begnnng m~veneot argument science
freedom ofdsSse sod thought in polite matter Thu reser,
parts ne ~ navs ei, uay ppress IN eeom a. much
9un pl ne S."sn w Constsntnople, who lows TO
peak but mr.ev vrrth psstcuas w be leaned the dsy
of mfetne, wssn WIN ~ hscd IN another
-. .r.. PETER JOHNSON. ChairmaA
Jam.r I ss,is, Secretaries
Jan. 10. 1897. ,e AZ
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pEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS AT cLEr

u TON, NEAR T1E NARROWs, STATEN ISLAND.-2Ooo
Amona the localities in he vicinity o New YORK n-ne present,
lie attention OF the public than CIciton and
those wo have carefully examined its beauties and c-
y u thought TO excel certainly 10 equal anything Of the Kind
tins continent.
appor,onea Districts
and the ,thtr tor villas country rcsi
above the and
land aordinE winter iron the harbor within The
than nsle. ard south front the shore sf
than and quarter miles
north and south, east and wethrse TO which all
the aher sire t. md parallel called New Yck
and Richr0nd
The distance from Battery between and miles
and that part which cont Ia the nne BAY sites for
warehou and manufsc establishments whch excel
10y the vicinity fNew York being accessible at
fc oft propeors make ssch arrangements
will Tor this advantage 10 puchnscr
scs.nr DOES those OF convenience, comfort ana anby a
She viii nc cont ucted
admit arre number f,ecs arranged as not " interfere
with her and lott cahpns TVS rruen tnat NJ
shall D. 20 rnu's that
paint at Ceon The centre OF business
as Twen v hffh street N the city
Park IT TIN forty has been selected, and
will kc spnr with handsome Scfp.nse sides aud
This property IL owned by m association gentlemen who now
pledge he,e that the whole 81 these 'o will positively be
The Inn ~ of n advert .rmcn ADM full description of
The and Of this iqoe SPOT
hs-ble spn wat and sceper which challenge
The pubic ore respectfully v ID TO the prvuise~ M the
best mode ofbec dnain ed with the vabse.
OF ofthe Staten Islam As-ocisiiou No ell street Feb
uay n. 1877 w oTdcr
fitsaw REDWOOD " HER, Secretary
Or POUNDS PHOSPHORUS saIs pui up IN
frey " LEWIS FEucHrwANoER. III Broadway
INDIAN DYE-wnrsn,es IN ~ , q, ,c, i, man 4 - dxs
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SPLENDID PENMANsHIP

ACQUIRED ~ I2 LESSONS,
The AnfiAngUidr System u Writing introduced
the Faiars, Strangers of New York
To continue for oriy a short season.
MIR. BRISTOW, of Loadon respectfully announces TO
lvl the Pubic Hts Return after absence months
a very hnerng md successful Boston has
comrsenced Ia. Whiting Glasses in this City for the reception
Pupils, Day and Evening,
AcApEMy, No It's BROADWAY, NY.
where both LADIES' and Gentlemen or and capacity
from To so cxpciiouy taught the
admired principles Of COMMERCIAL PRSNANsHP.
Adapted Letters Bills Notes Sales Receipts
and the Finished Journal Entry and IL short every
purpose Of public business and private hie
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH.
That long time M " To acquire complete nd
thorough knowledge OF Wiring how indifferent Iegi
bc Delomed Cmmp'd the persons writing s,ay be- by Dir
Brso-, finishing Writing Master be Ladies meet daily
O'Clock
toy Merchants and others visiting the City. complete
ufseo OF lessons days
- Mr. b. e from A. NJ 10 4 or from 10 r. M.
All We WIN would fine Pcnmanb he,
Come lenrn the system Of Mr. b.
Win ~ TWELVE LESSONS does guarantee,
To make write most splcndidyi is-f
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CLEARED.
Tss,G cow s cs sd Richard Bartlett, ships Car
Luce Charleston, Tayora Merrill schrs Hudson Ryder Bottom
Ann, Hsnde New oheans, Badger Austin, burgess 81 Jo
.sephs, IA. John Ogden -
ARRIVED.
ship Henry THOMPSON Pasen Ris de Janciro, a,th with
shp John Wells. Pacific ocean, os days. with fall car
Psess. ,iip Somsndic Pe Have Jan with md,e to C.
with & On soa ssa wss t"S 90 o Hook a before
ship Orleans, Sears, New orleans, merchandise
Bark z. r wi Hams, Robinson. Norfolk. u days.
5chr Leontne Baxter Richmond days with Hour 10 Allen
schr Isabella. Curtis Savannah days. with lumber to VI
scsr My Francs waAaf Eden,on. c., with cotton to Hor
So~.p %ns fS s snf"S s'" Red HOOK win loss
MEMORANDA.
letter from Acomack Va, dated inst states that the
ashore that place been got off after dcharr
ing abou, half hercargo, and uninjwss
The Packet ships Hbsrria WILSON, and Rho,e skadv are
detained thy will sail this day o'clock weather per
uniting.
Palermo. Dec -Bns Angola Bioney fo!Nsw Yok ,days
cordel,s, do. sdays '' '"s
II. Tbss s ssaso o. Ss~ s s.
sold Rose aar from New York ior Bueoo. x,re. ps, IN
81 sa,sdor' Dec s.t-Bstk President Of York. lds O.
Kingston Jan Arrived ship Orbit Mead York via ~,
RIO de Jsneiro Dec aThe brig Camilla wiswer still here
Liverpool. Jan s-shp Tennessee, Maiesoa form York.
Jan a. lat a. lon 50 brig Henry Of New York days o~
Portland.
Amercsa ship, supposed to be the Gardener
of NJ York
Jan ~ ai a. lon ST. a. brig Carl william from N York Cor
jamaica had lost her deck load 20 reported probably the brig
London Packet hence.
PER Yesterdays MAI.
Savannah reh io-Arivcd, scb Superior Smith New
18th, cleared, brig Madison. Bnlkey.
ss Es s a,s s, 4. .sv Anew
sett, Drew, do scw Sarah Smith,
New oIlean; Feb Arrived brig Canton GOODRICH york
Oscillation, N. York -
Rich nond Feb iaAuived, schr ru.carorn, Bell n york
slocp Msry, d.
Eieu,en,N G., Fse Il-s,ilcd schr John Mye New York
Arrived, scsr. Jubilee, New York, John Stanley do.
Boston, PEP is-Ariyed sch Gull ofBeast Cater yvk,
hid bean ashore.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

FOR SALE-As the Subscriber il about retire from the
business oilers has valuable property tor sale ote
best situations the for public bsncsss situate
yllagcoi Madison Mois county New Jersey, miles below
Mvrrstown, AID mmmedinoy the Morn and Essex rail
Tia vel worthy the attention ofany wishes purchase
the Ike property its business can bc extended
sired be only 22 miles from New York and the
SAID ai rond viii he only " homs ndc ON The city which
will make desirable country retreat business
Irdpuallc title wi BE- given Any wishing
purchase will do well 10 make Application the
perry desirable for the business Inquire Of he
Der. on the premises
fIS<t' r. ~ HUNTING.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18
( rrop fh< pIafrdfid Union.

from fhe Platydfld Union.l
Having tired almost all kinds OF patent medicines for the Of
Dyspepsia including Evans Cameme and Aper1 the Vienna
or Dutch. Enouy's Universal MoHas Lite Pills ac, have
We station saying that the benefit derived from taking DR.
Seais Rsnoyatng Pills ,ncempaaby greater than what
gofained rom all the other kinds have And further
Wy that only place great conf Sean Of
science and medical skill but believe han to bca ofmtegy.
whose statements entitled 10 credit J. OvERACRE
Pfnfrdcid Jnn 1887.
- 800 ~ n Ia
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

THE WORLD.-Two editions Of The World will be is
soed this week. and thereafter The first Saturday
for Suisse which will OF all the
News received up to o'clock If III day The second al DO
issued gu Sunday morng and vii contain all the intelligence
to O'Clock ,naay morning The World s continues
Sunday paper and its pubisher the
al the sol citations who
eeiving on SUNDAY will contain this week in addition
usual variety of literary Dramatic Poetic and FASH nabe
cqie on the acting Ut rounryman Edwin Forrest by Pro
fssor Wi Editor OF Blackwoods Edinbureh MagaziRe
Terms Three ID lars fannup-single copies, Sxpence
n Boys will be furnished the editions or both
at the usual the office of Publication Eroadyay
fI8.It*
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18
HANINGTON'S
NEW WING DIOR AM A s,

NEW MOVING DIOR AMAS,
CITY SALOON,
Opposite ST. Panls Church. Broadway.
THE PUBLIC respectfully inorme that the above popu
audfasiongbc place OF amusement i a much
larger scale than formerly with Enne OF Moving
Doranc painted by the best The
been entirely rctied Tor the comfort Of tn visitors and speney
the complete and beautiful
Room 10 America No expense has been spared render
moral, interesting splendid The
has painted by Mess White, Walker Jones Grain Ben
cough, Lehr, Seweli, and others.
SElPWRECK OF THE MEXICO.
The faithful OF this melancholy
aud fashionable
first representation vii be repeated
with the following attractions
Animated View Plymouth, England.
II-East Indian Scene, N-Naval Battle,
IH-PandeInonuDl, Nn-Som ana Shipwreck,
W-Fal ofthe Angels, ViI-Catsedial of Cologne,
V-'rhc Celestial Regions, lx-ltaian FantocciAi.
Among the Drop Scenes are
Mount Vemon-Dukc White
View the Rhnc.-C. Lehr.
Corunna in Spain.-P. GRAIN Sem
Scene from the Maid oil Cashmere III. SeweH
View of London from Waterloo Bridgc-Bengeugh.
View Mssolongh, Greece.-R. Jones.
Temple OF 5cence.-WaIkcr.
Boxes Palnec and upper IS Children
accompanied by their Parents Guardians half Price.
Doors al 6-peromances commence at O'Clock d3lf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-18

Tobacco nor long lapse Of has exhibited little ac
uy us during the past The prices have cnsby varied al
hosgh the sues reported hive been very fling ope
atons have been shippers and dealers being
disposed to como forwar The for every
except prime st Domingo Kentucky and exhibit
decline OF IS TO 80 cent The Kentucky abun-
daat, and the quantity represented to be excellent.
Prices Of Stocks at the New York Exchange, Feb H.
%, ,. Bank, 1884, IL, l6s N. o. Gas Co. 81
Phenrx Bank, l-2 Farmers nistC Co
Del a. Hud- 92A, Oil, 81, 9ot Am. Ins Co, Ils
Commercial Bank, Eagle LIS Co. 81
Blk State afN. ", lIOE, ll0t M-hawk r. r., 90, s5s
Atlantic Bank, Brook yn, ioI Har. X. r. So
Mois Cana Co., 81, Bos q Prov. r. II. los, Al, AZ
N y. Canal Co.. 95a Utica X. r., ii9, l8,, lSA
N. q. City Back, 100 Stsnington X H., "a
vIcksburg Bank sIA Long Island r. r., 77s
Illinois Bask 81 Nos. e. Wor. r. X s2A
Pnces OF Stocks at Philadelphia, Feb. ID.
u. s. Bank III Del Had. 81, soi, SOL
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uf- NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGrNI COMPANY, M. ~
The % snaua Annual Bah 81 the North River Fire Company
10th, 1897.
TIN. occasion the Hal VIII Ne decorated with the
other emblsms of the Fire Depamea and the
to nor ,he, friends AID the public general that ncb pains
may hycfr with theK the evening
splendid Band u ensased-easer AR Brown.
Bnncirw 10 commence AZ o'clock and continue until a late
hour The floor beng under the management Of Mr. Parker
sisted BY committee who IN the ofbe evening viii
uce his much adaired Cinderella AID Masanes Of Gotta
lions
Tickets with sses tickets accompanying them pce o. to be
had At e bar of Tar many Hall A. r. Joes store sss
Broadway II. Mher "a Hudson street Morton
Moran i2e alter street H. Gall gher Hotokea Houss;
ofefber Of members composing the by order
A. BUGERT, Chairman.
4 MILLER
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no LUMByRMEN's BANK.-The notes Of this bank will
be nken al two instead and
heretofore BY JOHN r. SMITH, 15 Wall street
"a Az