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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
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M PHELrs CoMPuUND TOMATO PILLS. . rev
aud invaluable Medcne al diseases arising from mpnr
also substitute for Mercury. Cshartc in Fevsrs, and
all Bilious Affections
These popular Fis a combination Of newly discovered
Ansse substance, extracted from the Tomato Plant; with
and duse Its effects, and believed 10 be the best Ate
tive and Cshsrtc Medicine discovered They have
been abundanty and successfully tried and have received
universal appreciation for Scroua Dyspspss Jsondice b
diseases Gravel rheumatism, Coughs, Celds, inhuenxa
Catah, Nervous diseases Acid stomachs, SiaHdusr Swell
ings OF all kinds Cestveness, Collie, Head ache kc nc
vent the formation o. Bsu, aud Liver Affections Fever and
Ague, &c In those wke reside In hot climates and low anti
narhy countries and the best Cshsrc that be used for
those localities scsmsn will find them an sfsibe remedy
can use to the dangers OF exposure In unbeshy
eilmass FOR osdinsry Family pbysc they universally
approved as,he best ever offered.
The pssess1 -. .,ssos e c the Medical Pocs and Inc
pnb and great interest has been rectedo the future ~
veIopuert OF u Qualities, which the Proprietor
happy beirg 8le 70 crafty prsses,s bis Prls 70
and valuable remedy discovered Numerous certificates
~ cures who have isken them and the tcstmnny
OF Physicians who hive prescrbes hem AL concur 10
denssd for and the uavers appreciation bestowed upon
them, additional evidence Of their merits and useulnsss
The public respectfully Informed that the shave Pills
are now f,r sale by the following sgesu W M
1o8 Greenwich j. Calender, l62 Nasausueet syme'
~ SJa bowery j. L. Scheihs l4 Csnastreett r. nurne
- .,h hvrnne &c. ar " Moss fsz Grand suet,i .
Halloch, 2es spring street Clinton MARKET . -
In brnokyn, by ". m. smith, ard A. Hgsmsr % rutos
street Orders from Agents others drectec % ~ Phelps
Proprietor, Hartford, Con ,cr HeADLEy, PnElPsk 90
gsnsrs iorwsrdng Agsn's) Ia Water street New sefs
For a.. hsiery Of this nedlcss tesnopssls &C Pam
phlem, whichms be had gratis cf,he above Agents.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

EDWARD WALKER, Bookbiaaer, liz Fyhn>
- street entrance 10 Dutch street. New York An desc ~
ons o. Binding neatly executed gentemens libraries 6teS
dies guard Adams and portfolios al iii de-
scrptions, made To order. = -
Bndrg lisrsrlex book instiiutions .,~;..s ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iy2< IN
NOOk PLATES-Of 0ermsn slver,-Four different
= 1es OF oecman Silver Door Plates, of superior werk-
mahhp sno by far preferable plated plates for sale kv
-ly.oy LEWIS FECcHTwANGER. sCeurtlsndtst
A MENlCAN TABLE, POONs-ThIs article pos-
neog o. sseer PATTERN and not liable tsrnish
auio LEWIS FEUcHTwANeER. acou,l..d, 81.
GERMAN SILVER TIL m II LISA new ana
superior article Of GermsB silver hirbes open tops Tor
sale In any quantity and on reasonable terms, by
LEWIS FEUcHTwAKGER.
aus Courusnd St
TO SIEVE AND BuUsu MAKEHs-Rrsss
Wire Of the finest numbers well snneaed on hand apS
LEWIS TEUcHTwANeER,
yyn-y CourlIsndt u
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WHEELER,S BALsAM OF MOSCA.
TELLO.

the ts%spy q &c
Esa.sl remedy Il diseases Of the bowels Dyspspss
and the complaints OF children, the following highly
yoDsary letters the proprietor expressive ether
highest epnions o. Its mer aud OF the decided success
"a De Peystsr. Esq, captain Of the New York packet
Congress Hail. New York; Col Charles Mapes; David Kim
Ss S s Trs1s ss
D. Collins 2i9 Front street, Mr.; Charles r. Smith s4
Neal Mercer Robert sreese 25i Hudson
Cyrus B ESQ., sraSsyni M a. -
IA. nc.
sunday Morning News and Other Of the above
proprietor received among others the add
New York, 1s'or House, Aug. 9. !.sa.
nay s & 0
from the high recon- nenda,on had from Broess ESQ
Children e asnp so S You are liberty h
Your ebedient servsnt, J. i. CorwAA,
Mr. J. Wheeler, ocuist, &c. No 50 Greenwich st.
New York Southern Hotel,
l57 Broadway, 9Th Aug. 1885.
sr-Having had -fmy children, four months
cid aad the oh cid both severely afflicted with The
several gent men who frequent my house.
informed me Of The saoary properties Of your sssaa q
small dose, hey were ored 10 their usual health In JUS
10 the Slie in hi. CIV cheerfaly give this testimony
your and authorize refer person to me on the
sahect OF Moscatelo medicine which thsk
q. the grs st impor anoe to far,ilies.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN NInLc-
W The genune Balsam has wkeeless Bassm OF Mosca-
teo' stamped the and zach bette accompanied
With fac smile OF the proprctors sig
nature according the siz III the boe one two, or
three dollars To had New York, At the residence OF
No 50 Greenwich street, Ocust. kc 81 the
drug of :. MIhaa No 1873 Broadway at Nj Dieke
No ais Broadway; ut Mr.. r. Dodds. Nos 6sS and III
Broadway; Mr. Schlefens No ia Canal street; AT Mr.
israel Posts, No; 90 Bowsry; MI e. wiogds, NO. 4s
Grand street; and Mr. McCiea No. "a Gree awich street
wishing s Obtain agencies must address tpost
pad) 10 Mr. Wheeler, No. 80 0reeHwich street. where all
se,i jyl7 ems
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
To the Editor oflhe Herald

To the Editor Of the Herald
DEAR SrR--Can yon tell me why acertain chackled-
headed " would be- wit and cart be gentleman" 10
praisng up q certain refractory in Park Row? Is it
because he is trying get his sucker give his VIC
tim pain, he has already done into the corner
of Broadway and Ann street. Yours,
LOVER AND GIvER OF Coon LIVING!
We can't tell Can you'll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

Al nersors are forbid trusting person acceun,
o the wave without order from ts
Captain aus
mn ~ p, TOMaA HAfhtCU99ING ROOMS
Corner OF Fulton street and Brosdwsy fwest side -
~ has opened the above roos In connection
~ hi. where ladies gentlemen Win
6rI homcv prepared and arrange their
80, Inc most prevailing sty " of fsskisn.
-" CLIREHU9HS SYSTEM
~ emitting rentlenens hair entirely original has been
adopted w the most talented artists IN Lcsdon ard Paris
vel calculated 10 display the inheritance and beauty of
fine Of hair The design s~d execution have
nominated scientific art and whether Cor the pulpit tho be-,
the stage, Us classic eegsst add
dignity and to the whele cortonr Of u ks~or<
The philosophy Of the hair dresser arr arrange
The hair, that while The finest features be improved by
this most estimated Of natures gi0s the plsnsa eewne
he made 10 appear lively handsome This gin
lodged ~ whe have changed counsenance under
tha mag OF his touch.
Eausnec 10 The reoms first door from Broadway sn2i Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

;SS53;&5

ry This Invaluable medicine has, unaidcd by panery
rs INSTALLING efficacy reoyins the ineplent symptosls OF
that deadly foe 10 The huan acr Consumption or IN radical
asthma uEaepza Group. whoopng cough and all in
samnaiory affections Of the chest and lungs offered to the
public price VIII Oh readers 70 valuable preparation
available the poeres classes Under climate
sss e ss S S eoo and
Its operation remove In their birth those ymcms which,
prspsrs,ion such remedy presented the community In
the Pectors Honcy OF Lverwor 20 the nnfzug efficacy OF
sy nav ou most respectable ctirsu who having e1pe
renced It's beneficial .ec have voluntarily authorised The
proprietor refer them sufferer anxious escape fre
he diseases above alluded 10.
In all cases OF difficulty In brssthng caused BY inasmns.
will he found invaluable and unsng Of rel e. opc
d SSs children
whooprg cough. Ac, the only ertas remcdy-asd In
srsns, the Approaches of ccasumptor In fact the national
motto Of Pluribus Unum" MOI In the unity from
cssents nsy With peculiar PrOpre be applied to the Peco
For 0 ss BY JANIS D. NowILL sole proprietor corner
Of Madison and Catharine stS
olcelt, McKessen Co, lf5 Malden Lane
Aasmssn 's ci s.s SO .w.y ..d Bewery
ysmes Tsrso, cosnsr Of 0rsenr p and wsnes s.s
r. q. nibbsrd, 2gs Bowery.
N. v. Bust corner Of Hammerslcy and varick sts
Allen 4 Ingersoll, Crane corner Of Norfolk st.
Dr.. Bloodgood, corner OF Allen and kivng'on STA
Cougnsq, 30 Chatham 81.
Blserovs Powers srookiyn, l. l.
g5r no, Joss,, . Jsmsls s,I = l
Henry Rowles Co, Albany.
w. Bristol, Utica, N. Y.
Il. Swan, Rochester.
Luther Kelly Il Co, Geneva, MI.
J. ID. Phillips, Newburg.
Jno. Carpeufer, Sing sing.
Seymour n Dickinson, liartera, Cons.
David Mitchell, New Haven .
y. Thornton, Jr,, New bediaro, MAS
Roberts n Atkinson BALTIMORE.
r. Il. Baker, Charleston. \. q.
y. Hunnevile, Boston. ..,.
ont II bears the propretor's signature -. -,
liberal discount so wva 20 druggists and country dealers
IN S3.ims
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EOR, THE nEMevAL OF sUPERFLS.

EOR'THE uEm0vAL OF SUPERFLS.
Gus HAIR-That bane OF female beauty, whether on
me forehead neck sin unsghty the upper lip,
he edeeusy removed by tree use ofATkINsoNs DEriL
ATORY ID instantaneous, removing the hair
without ess, approach 70 pain and leaving y sam whittier
and ter BY twice using the Depilnory ths
roots az the hair ace usually destroyed to require fur
ther appcaoa OF H. No bad consequences from use need
ne as may be used infants skis without
any bad effects. ,-.--,,,
The advertiser prepared TO warant every bottle sold BY
rim 10 operate eecuay and be perfectly innocent N u
0"ee H. G. HART, f7s Broadway,
n2i.v corner Courtabats 81
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AxsSk kkscEkS6s 81 sIla
courage@es q AS-Iicss Ars ana Msnase. m ah
day. Sepeaber3 Excessive arrangements have been made
Powerful steam engines provided moving machinery
and erhbn OF trades IN operation the number and va
Institute beirg FIRST this country that exhibited nachi
rae are pleased 70 state that this will he the
res, exhibition Of arts sad manufactures ever seen In this
The net proceeds OF the Fair will be appropriated the
oraaion OF school for the education Of he children Of me
and Others and every member Of the board oil mana
psrtof Gardsa spproprsd As ss1ssr Tor the .ae
please apply 10 Trench architect 4ss Pearl corner Of Chat
The Gold MEDIA OF the Institute viii be given first class
premium silver medals aud diplomas will be awarded 10 all
:" 81 and er ssnbss any time
duri.g the Fair before O'Clock 4 IA Manuelure. from
hey assured lhs s,rices, imparsiy viii be render
- " "e'a O. wHiTTLEsEy. chsrmas;
JoHs HAROLD, Secretary. su2t1
wss 8 Il: sds asuss
-s gl: s;'''i Tk " Isl sS2SucHrwAsexa
pubic s,es a. II hour.
with Breakfast Dinner Tea and supper and every luxury
surpassed sbe sar well stocked with the choicest vines n
suors and eg,l,ea.ns Room supplied With AZ The leading
neat aad retired Billiard saloon, where gentlemen who
.s Of s ss S p sss sst sssr ys
fer the eaioJ Of players and spectators
The undersigned. grateful for past svors would take this
onporurv 10 sckno wledeement for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed and promises that no
m .rerton shall afford every comfort ard
III those favor her With their patronage.
Dnner Or supper Parties and Clubs be accommodated
h nrvats roons furnished asd good ndan
""a '"e SARAH FLOYD, Proprietor.
N.B.-The busnr. win be under The i~medis,e superiu
,eodence Of Edwin Floyd who takes this opportunity Of In
nrrr his the public that ne personal exrrton
shared to reader every aertsn and accommodation
A. ,bose rbe may favor the establishment with CALI
auie I'm ------------------
Ts0R DVING THE HAIR, from Grey or hsd 70
NJ beautiful Black or brown-MAhoMMEDsI onN sSh
Il universally admitted 10 be the best article ever Sent
s~fcve ,h~ nuhe deity superscdse every other press
xson Tor he purpose which mostly composed Of acetsv
go m.s~ysl~ I'd must evennsy give way snvrew 70 hs
TurkIsk Dv~ ru operation snost magical being spphet
- ~ Al before going 70 bcdon rising n the cr
wtvr the complete The skn meantime sm
s change either from aisco'ormcnt erupon ronKhnss
srosher cause m be sendsd WIN ~ or'
consequences whs<~vwr Sold wholesale and retail ~
nj q. HART, ia Broadway,
ally csrner Of Ccurtisndta-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

CoRoSER's ISeUEsTs.-The body Of man named
Adam Smith. native Of Scotland aged 81 years, was
found in the East River, the foot of Dover street.
Verdict, found drowned.
Another inquest held on Saturday, on the body
Of William Burdel, native of Ireland aged IS years,
whose death caused by his drinking cold water
while in a state Of exhaustion from the heat Imme.
diatey after drinking the cold he was seen to
fall the side walk, in Washington place. and Mr..
Henry Rankin, and the Inspector Of the 18th Ward,
who happened 10 be the spot had him Immediately
conveyed into house, and sent for two physicians
WIN did every thin they could him. but with
out effect He died 'on after he was brought into the
house, Verdict, death Wy drinking cold water
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

LATE FROM MaxIco-TNe u. s. sloop Of war pos
ton. Capt. Babbiit arrived o. the South West Pass
on the 10Th from Tamrico, with s2ll,74l in spe.
Gle. I
From the purser, who came with he specie we learn
that reinforcement of expe sied shortly from
France, and that the determination is to arve the Mex
cans into terms
The Hon T. de Norman, Belgian Minister to Mexico,
was passenger in the Boslon....M O Bee.
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vxJHOOPTNG COUGH lis ceuvulsive cough, IN,

NHOOPrNG COUGH lis cceyusive cough, later r
w by full and son0r0us inspirations RETURNING "
FITS and Usually terminated by Vomiting or expecsorston-
The appears be vlscd matter Of phegn lodged n
upper the which sdheres 20 close ~ " be
expecorated with great denty usually GENES on with
oppression Of breathing, thirst tome lever ana sse
ceedcd hy hosrsntU and In about fortnight the cough
peculiar s~und. named wHoor srch The nsture et th
disosse which has produced mourning IN many nsrp'
hspse carving on youag ana mach beloved msocr o
the family. remedy for this distress q Dr. IAfLoks
Bsissm ci Llverwoat At US hewcry, which the propr
h,e Won ray m. au2s 3tdklw
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GIRAFFE, or oAMELoPAVD
PRICE REDUCED TO 25 CENTS.

@
s DER t Ss S
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CAP CUTTHHs WA rTED-rwo ars, rate FUR
suisit n. BAeE 1 co. rs ws,sra
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SPEAKING TRUmPkTs, Of superior quality
ania LEWIs FEUCH rwAN0Ek. = CourtIandt 81
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-05

sons going from one extreme end of the Re-
public TO the other, had no difficulty in pro-
viding themselves with such bank paper as
would BIO taken from them by receivers in
payment of land
In relation TO DOMESTIC EXCHANGES, we
find in Doc. ii, Of R., 24lh Congress, I'd SEES
sion No. 1913, " circular to banks issued
by Mr.. WOODBURY. in February, 1885, con-
tanning the operations of the deposite banks
previously, the rates at which they made pur-
chases and supplied bank checks in distant
places, the notes Of other banks received by
each, &c, &c. From that we have selected
the following banks:
MERCHANTS BANK, Boston.
The purchases and collections of Domestic Ex-
change BY this Bank, from the 18th December 1884,
TO the lilh February, 1885, have amounted TO
S609, 2sl
The Bank Checks which IL has furnish
cd during this period on other places,
have amounted 10 264,9Il
This Bank purchases and collects Domestic Bills
upon the following places at the rates annexed:
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The Domestic Bill transactions Of this Bank are
very large, principally, Il is believed, upon New
Orleans but partly upon the northern Atlantic ci-
ties. No tariff Of rates has been received.
On The 18th OF January, 1885, this Bank had run
ming TO maturity Domestic Bills to the amount
Of S3,77l ,5S7
No return has been received of the notes taken on
deposile by this Bank
Besidesthe purchases of Domestic Exchange made
by this Bank, IL purchased Of Foreign Exchange,
between the 10Th and l9lh OF January, 1856
Sterling Bills on London, ESQ
Francs, on Paris, -fr. l0,3l6 %
UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE, Nashville
This bank purchased Domestic Exchange between
the "a day of December, 1884, and the Sd OF Fee
brnary, 1885, 10 the amount of $767,963
Within the same period il supplied checks
on other places 10 the amount Of 363,0l3
The amount Of Domestic Bills on hand, run
ming TO maturity, on the Sd Of February,
was 2 9S8 293
Rates charged BY this bank Tor collecting on the
following places:
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GOV. CASEY.

In the Illinois State Register and Peoples
Advocate of the 18th inst, is the following
editorial article:
Cor. Casey-This upright Representative we per.
cevc, is being denounced by the "Madisonian,'' of
Washington, the editor of which, Mr.. Casey voted for
at the special session. Here is gratitude with ven
geance. 5."a'
And what reader, do you think is the sin Of Mr.
Casey! Why, briefly that he has determined to vote
Tor the Independent Treasury bill The censure of the
Madisonian, however, do harm to Mr. Casey.
The people understand that paper No confidence is
placed in it by them.
The following is the article from the Madisonan:
1--WE understand the Sub reasuryites have held
caucuses for several evenings past great trbulaton,
lest they should commit themselves in the extremity of
their fears, to some policy favorable the people The
result has been, that member who but few days
since boosted his independence and pretended to spurn
the opportunities Of his partsans has been tethered by
the party, and will not be permitted to go abroad in
the day light again without guardian duly authorized
and appointed"
The above does Gov. Casey great injus-
tice; and believing from its tone, it was not
so intended on the part of the editor, we have
thought it but justice to all parties to correct it.
The paragraph quoted by the Register was
not intended to apply to Gov. Casey; and in
justice could not apply to him. We spoke of
the course pursued by the ub-Treasuryitcs
TO prevent the adoption of Mr.. Hamer's reso-
luton; and the allusion therefore to :" mem
Der who but a few days ago before boosted
his independence, had been fethered by the
party" could not apply to Gov. Casey; for,
to his honor, be it spoken, that HE VOTED FOR
THAT RESOLUTION, we believe, erery time ii
,cas offered, after as well as before, the meet
ings of the Sub-Treasuryites. Nor is Mr..
Casey the man to be operated on by party
faction. Although he generally votes and
acts with the friends of the administration, yet
he is one of the few men Of the day who dares
to vote for the interests Of his State, let the
course or advice Of his party be what it may.
Thus much we have thought it our duty to say,
in justice to Gov. Casey, whom we look upon
as faithful and independent Representative.
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ENGRAVING OF WASHINGTON.

The Franklin Print Company of Boston have
executed most excellent full length picture of
Washington. II is copied from Stuar's celebrated
painting in Fanuie Hail. and represents the General
standing by the side of his charger upon Dorchester
Heights, composedly viewing the withdrawal Of the
British forces in the harbor below. 1t is a very
spirited and finely executed engraving, and certainly
the most desirable one We have ever seen of the
father Of his country.
II A gentleman Interested in the franklin Print
Co. will be in the city in few days with the above
work, when the members Of Congress and citizens
generally will be called upon for their patronage
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The notes Of the BaHk Of America, Of IS, are re-
eeiycd in deposiie by tho aforementioned selected
banks.
GIRARD BANK, Philadelphia.
This bank purchased and collected, during the
year 1884, Domestic Exchange 10 the amount OF
$9,5io,s97
Between the Isl Of January, and the I4h
OF February, 1885, il has collected and
purchased Domestic Exchange 10 the
amount Of I,2Is,s92
During the same period, II furnished
checks on other places for 4i5I0l6
This bank receives on deposite the notes Of most
of the specic-payng banks in Pennsylvania, Della
ware, Baltimore, New York, and the cities of the
eastern States aud collects and purchases Domestic
Exchange on the following places, at the rates an
nPypd f.
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On all these places II purchases Domestic BillS al
par.
Its profits is in the rate charged for Bank Checks
This bank redeems its notes in New York and
Albany, through the Commercial Bank Of Albany,
al the usual rates.
Washington, February Goth, 1885
In the foregoing is furnished condensed
view of the character of our currency and do
nestle exchange system, which was establish
ed and continued by the deposite banks up to
1897. This is fully established by the Exc
cutive Message and the Treasury reports.
The currency of the country was never more
equalized--the Domestic Exchanges were
never negotiated at lower rates.
The natural inquiry is, what has operated
to break off the system, disorder the currency,
and derange the exchangesl
The President says, "a CONCUR
RENEE OF CIRCUMSTANCES" Mr..
Benton exhonorates the banks entirely, and
says, they had "CAUsE FOR STOP
PING"
The events which led TO the rcvulsion will
probably never occur again. Then why not
return to the system, forthwith, which was
productive Of so much benefit to the people,
and contributed so essentially to the prosperi-
ty of the country? Let us not be told, that
we ought not to do it, because it may lead to
speculations in the public lands again. That
IS al all times under The control Of The Erecu-
tire He can Withhold the lands from public
sale, or can close the land Offices ,chenever he
pleases.
We respectfully ask members of Congress,
from every section of the country, to reflect
and say, whether the interests Of those whom
they represent, will not be greatly promotedby
return to a state Of order and regularity in
the currency and domestic exchanges, such as
existed in 1885? We address ourselves to
the advocates of National Bank, as well as
others, tit being admitted by them generally,
that there cannot be one established for three
years to come at least) Can any v ell wisher
of his country's prosperity, Of any party what
ever, wish continuance for years Of de-
ranged currency! We trust not. Then we
hope they will unite and apply the remedy.
In the bill offered by Mr.. RIvEs, in the Sc
nate, as substitute for the Sub-treasury bill,
we think an ample remedy is provided. We
do not entertain doubt, if Congress will take
up that bill and adopt it, that in six months
thereafter, perhaps in three, the same regula
rity would be established, the same facilities
be extended in the currency, and the same
equalization in the domestic exchanges he re-
stored that existed in 1885.
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BANK OF AMERICA, Ne,c York
This bank purchased and collected Domestic Ex-
change between the LIST Of October 1888 and the lst
OF January, 1885, TO the amount Of Sll,059,2f9
1t furnished checks on other places,
within the same PERIOD to the amount
of 1,7e2, 100
Between the lst Of January and the 18th '.~..
of February, 1895, it purchased and
collected Domestic Exchange to the
amount of S19 666
And ii furnished checks on distant pla-
ces, within The same period for 1884
This bank collects and purchases Domestic Ex-
change, on the following places, at the rates
ne ed
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-05

The number ofvotes polled at the late election in
Mississippi, is about $1,000, being nearly 1000 more
than were polled at the election Of July last. Prem
tiss and Word (Whigs) are both in Congress.
Prentiss majority over Claiborne is 903, and 1881
over Davis. Words majority over Claiborne Is
210, and 7Is over Davis