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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
of LnnSi0n.

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
Of London.
EMPOWERED BY PARLIAMENT.
HE following the advantages held by this
l. Institution:
The Loan Fund from which the assured entitled draw
two thirds OF their payments.
Tn payment of premiums annually half yearly, quarterly
monthly
large to be permanently invested in the United States
IN The names OF three OF the Local Directors Trustees
guarantee fund.
Travelling leave extensive and LIBERAL and extra premiums
the moderate scale
Conditions policy the assured than
Life Insurance Offices.
UNITED STATES Local BOARD OF DInrcroRs
JACOB Harry, ESQUIRE, Chairman,
JONATHAN GoODHUE, Esq.
JAMES BOoKMAN, Esq. Nv,
GEORGE. BARCLAY ESQ Ne" ioih'
SANPL $. ROWLAND, Esq.
GOTHAM A WORTH, Esq.
SAMUEL NJ. FOX, Esq.
CLEMENT &. BIDDLE, Esq.
SEARS q. WALKER, Esq. phudlt;
LOUIS A. Cooley. Esq r"haue'p'ia
GEORGE A. GRAHAM, Esq.
Physicians 10 The Society, Medical Eramnsrs.)
ALEX. y. HOSACK, NJ D.. i0i Franklin st.
+. ARNOULT, M D., s7 Broadway.
Bankers
The Merchants Bank of New York
VIM. VAN HOOK, Esq 80 w1Ils,.
General .8gent for the United States, and British North
.4aerican Colonies
j. LEANDER STARR, sid nj Ia New York.
Office "a WALL Street, ". Y.
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report OF the Society
also blank forms and The fullest Information may be o
LEANDER STARR, General Agent
jy "a 3taw in 3n,.frc
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A BOAT RACE

A BOAT RACE
WILL come off at the Eysan Fields, Hohoken: Sept %
w 1915 prize Of Fifty Dollars will be given for
Of four Dared Race Boats to exceed 81 feet long, entrance
FIVE Dollars: the winning boat to receive her entrance
given the second best boat also prize of twenty-five dol
lars will be given for of pair of scu boats,
exceed % feet long; dollars and fifty the
winning boat receive her money with the prize
and all other money be the second best
boat All boats wishing enter for the above races will
please notice before Sept Is positively boats
will be allowed to enter after that time.
IS Otis r. NJ MCCARTHY.
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD co NTRACTORS.
GEALED PROPOSALS vii he received at the office Of the
~ New York and Harlem Railroad Company the village
Of White Puas, Westch-ster county unrl 10th day
or the grading Masonry ana bridging OF about "
White Plains, point the north line Of Weschester
county.
Plans proles snd specifications will be ready for the inspec
ton Of the 10Th Of September when the Eng
will be attendance render all informal
Contractors not known to the Company Engineer will be
expected to produce testimonials of their capacity ability
experience; and the best security will be required
Tne wofl must be commenced mmedi tey after contracts
closed vigorously prosecuted aud completed by the
OF Ma next. BY order of the Extension Committee.
So tS20rrc ALLAN CAMPBELL Chief Engr
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UEN7TSI'RY Y.

nR. II. G BLANkMAN, Dentist, 1l6 Chambers street,
- New ork, late Of Virginia offers his professional sevi
to the public Persons who desirous having opera
properly attended TO- requested to call at his office where
references Of the highest resIctaby be had Terms
moderate. end ~ operations arrrnted So lmfnc
M ONolEuk EDMOND d., BulSoON, A. NJ. will re
l bis course Of French Lessons the Roeerisonian
apply his resIdegce 400 Broadway from 70 10 NJ and
from 3to NJ Having few hours he will be very
hsapy to devote them giving instruction in public schools
ana0 2wrc
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SELECT PERFUNERY

UBIN's, Guorlans Piver's, Prevosts, Guelauds and
- Maugenet Coudrays Extract; Co9gnes Soaps Laven.
Hair Brushes and Combs of oil descriptions together with
his highly esteemed as n ard well MS Juice for
that will prevent the hair falling out Sold WIN. DIB.
BLEES, Coiffeur American, 265a late gu Broadway
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TIE IoU.aY INDIANS AGAIN,


At HOBOKEN
1NHE PARTY or 10 WAYS who have just returned from
their through Great Britain and France. will their
arrival from Boston Wednesday pitch their en
oboken, and there for few days previous to their
final departure for their hunting grounds the Upper Mis-
sour.
These ramed lords of the forest have created the
est sensation the principal cities ofEurope they have twice
visited King Louis PHILIPPE and medal kniRhted by his
majesty the Chiefs with gold and the Braves with silver
dsls.
This party lar els all the American Indians in the
splendor of their trnkets and which have been
presented them by the nobility Of the countries through
which they passed.
This party now consists Of
Newhusheksw Wnite Cloud LIST Chief of the Nation.
New-mon-ya. Walking Rain, Third Chief .
Le-mon.ty-yeh, tBlister-eet,) Great Medicine Man.
Wash-ka. mon.ya, East Dancer)
Shon-ta-y riga, Little Wolff
Wa-tan-ye, Tone Always Foremost-l
Ws-ta-w ebu-hana Commanding GENERALLY the son OF
Walking Ram-jeffr-y Denwey; the Interpreter.
Rutonyswe-e tstiutting figron,) White Clouds wife.
kuton-we-ne pigeon on the Wing)
koon-za-ysme, Female War Eagle. saling.)
Ts-pa.ta:ne scrha,( tWisdon,) White Clouds daughter
They will Gye their Dances, Games, Amu.eents Songs OF
Of which due notice will ne given on their arrival.
This Exhibition will be- without further char &c than the
ferrisge 20 HoUoaen. IS st,sfnc
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
ORATORlO OF THE SEVEN SIEEPERS. -
'INHS and exceediLg ely Interesting Oiatoio wH De
performed by the Sacred Music Society At the laterna-
Gle, on "Wednesday evening, the 2ith inst. .
The principal characer, Of which the oatoo comprise
will by Miss Norhali, MIR Fraser, Mr. Sc
gum aud other talent The entire with full
particulars, VIII I've duly announced,
The performing members Of the Society informed that
ehesrsas will be held Monday and ednesday
each week until the day of performance At the Soeiety Hall
Coliseum, $50 Broadway. sc q uc
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IT BROWN

GTONE SEAL ENGRAVER g33 Broadway oppose the
- Park oats Of Arms, Crests, Cyrhers, &C. engraved
Ladies' Seals Pencil Cases Sgoet Rings, c engraved with
aons OF arms M any Dam onds Amethyss
I9pases &C. bought in the rough any form Goals
u Arms found and painted sny style dollars and
upwards and frwrr ed any part Of the u s. Books of
Herald kept with 100 names. az it+n
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WANTED-To hire, snug story house, Ell her in
Broadway the between Franklin and Broome,
contiguous Broadway possession wanted the prox
Apply as above Sc lwrrc
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sHERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES.

THE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
Tor the rotary in this machine, by the sub crber
dows with extraordinary superiority every form in
which II has been constructed. II is compacy fitted
tn with il battery wires and other apr iances
ho-any Of several and powers, $40 1.-TWO
S2 s AID SIG 'ach and forwarded to order to Of the
Union, tie Cat adas, West Indies, South America
Each accompanied it'll Manual (h edition, pp
ga 3emo )including complete Manual Of the practice Of
msdc'ne, with full gloss ry giyng clear and ample
directions Tor the Of the the diseases
70 is applicable aud which fond by the
fu practice OF hundreds OF include the
,aen we'll as tue most peculiar and obstinate that
known {, the med cal professions with he medicines
to each case. II. II. SHERWOOD,
~ lmrih lg2 Chambers st.
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DE, AFNE.SS.


hrs. CASTLES s. EDWARDS, Aurists, No. 38l Broad
Dway attend the of eao and every disease a
lection Incidental TO the Their based
rational pnci Of and practical knowledge entirely
fret from theoretical dogmas
Acous tic OH Tor sele for Ear Ache,
ringing collec ions Of hard discharges
secretions of thi iGcpient deafness dwellings &C.
mH,h
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HAIR Is ORK.


IN all its branches; Ladies WIGS half Wigs; Frizees Wire
Jurs. CuIl, Bands BraId &c nc, any shade of
hair Of ,,entlemeus igs Scaps
o all sizes aud shades Of the best quality be found ha
made to order az short VIM DlBBLEE'S 1851
ate sTlj roadway s3rrc
VOL1Alkt.'o PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY
ROSTON EDITION, two volumes in price S. for sale
~ Al the Beacon Office franklin square, N, Y.
New edumns Of mey's Runs Srouss' Life Of Christ,
Mary Wosoncras Rights of Woman Wales Life of Pane,
famer's Principles Shelieys Queen Nab Paines Works,
complete.
" A variety of cheap Liberal Works au20 lm'r
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SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
no LOAN bond and mortgage productive
in this city, Of $4,000 aud upwards, app-
cauts. Appyto GEO. LUDLOW PRIDE,
4 Walis
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SIS REWARD
Osr, on Monday the lst September Pocket Book
- ,aining check for S5l l2on The road fr1 Jamaica
Booal,n Whoever will leave the the Chemical Bank,
OF at % Frankfort street, VIII be Literally rewarded
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INFORMATION WANTED
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR
WTURE WANTED

Nd the highest price for all kinds off Clothing
"A and good second hand Furniture Persons wishing dis
pose the sae will do well call the subscriber ad.
dess hue through the Post Oe, which will be panctuay
attended to. B. LEVY,
1914 Chatham street, York,
n Constantly on hand sessonabe assortment of gem
clemens Clothing, cheap cash. ais Intro
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FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his Country Seat
2kCMon Little Silver Shrewsbury. New Jersey, on South
where there are abundance Of oysters and of all
finely cultivated ground garden and young apple and
orchald Ia fine condition. The house 40 feet front with pi
azza ont and Ia rooms every way comforts.
aud convenient with two cellars large barn. stable and
buildings IL suitable for getemen's residence pri
vte boa ding house Two steamboats, ply daily the city
lone from Futon the other from Catherine market about
mile and half from the house about miles from the cele-
baed watering place Long Branch and in the neghbohood of
the ocean, soc. on the premises will be sold if required
VIII be sodlow for cash the compelled attend
to his business the city, Apply the subscriber the
premises. or at So Reed ST., New York.
S. 6l3, 4.rh JOSEPH A. JACKSON
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Il MEXICAN ART UNION.


NJ OTICEThe rooms the Art Unioa No 1922 Broadway,
~ Containing fine collection of ntigs, for dstrbu-
ten in December nexalso, very pictures for
sie-re now open TO the public, with catalogues, Tree of
charge.
etenen who have not renewed their subscriptions for
n p,rseat year are respectfully invited To
'b bic. The books OF subscri, ton open the
s26tih+.h r f FRASER. Superintendent
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
ANTIQUITIES.

ANTIQUITIES,
At the Magasin Japanis, SO Duane street,
CONSISTING OF a VARIETY or ORIGINAL JA
OPANESE, CHINESE AND OLD DRESDEN POR.
carved and painted and of curiosity and richly carved
Ebony Wood chairs one formerly belonging Cardinal XII
cond-the second presented by Elizabeth dVaos
Philip the Second and eldest daughter OF Henry the Second
King OF France the Nunnery del Rablo where they both
have been bought 20 easues from Oporo in SPAIN These
chairs carved in the 543 and 1871 aud Of
greatest antiquity of ever in this country and Of
grandeur equal to thing imported into this country
soldby AARON LEVY, Auctoneer, Thursday, Septem-
Der II, 1885, where catalogues in time may be had.
The public general also visiting this city
respectfully invited to call and examine this mos, aodn
ry collection OF antiquities To be from this day until
thu day Of sale from 10 A. NJ. to S P. M.
Sale to commence precisely IL o'clock in the morning.
rain shine
N. B.-For particulars the catalogues siIw+rrc
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DR.. SALMON s REMEDY


STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
10 DE- LUTZEN having been engaged for several years
~ past IN the tuition OF Modern Languages, wishes to find
guese lan.u as.
For iahe information, apply Mr. r. de L., l6 Bsekman
street between and IL o'clock A NJ, OF and !, 7. NJ
n2A Itutr
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ID PUSstDuU respectfully informs his friends ana the
II public, that he has removed from No IL Park Row Ia
53 Fulton street two doors East of Broadway where he will
be happy receive all his friends and scqusn
tances
New York, 2srd August, ls45 auN im-mc
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SELECT FRENCH CLASS FOR YOUNG
LADIES', 2lI Bicecker street.
MT ADEMOISELLE DE JANON has the honor to inform
l her friends and the public tina her French Morning lass
for Young Ladies will be reopeued the 18th OF tins month
at half past II O'Clock.
Lessons the hour every Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
turday
Forparticulas apply Madamsele d. Janon gil Blocker
street, from 10 to IL O'Clock S. T. g. H. H. 13-6lf
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CAsU' ~ . -','cN.
The Castle Girle. I'm sunrise afordng
superior opportunities
promenade-whn this vast buildsgos the upper lower
galleries COMMANDING the
SACRED Music and SUNDAY CONCERT.
.Aamittance, lzls cents.
sunday Evening, sept. z.
The olowas ssee'oas comprising the compositions Of the
greatest and best masLers will constitute the Musical
Arrangements of the lei
PROGRAMME.
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IA TO LkT-A suit of rooms, consisting of a handsome
mai Drawing Room and Parlor the first floor front aud
bedrooms with pantres and wardrobes convent
entity arranged for large family for the winter all handsome
ly AID newly 9nist ed private table and all
Broadway Can be time after the 9th September
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AsA FOR SALE--A desirable Residence for a genteel
:M family COMPRISING convenient two frame DIV H.
house. filled and sixteen of good land ncu-
d." orchard and garden with requisite 9ubndlngs beau u
above Belleve Bridge from Newark and nine from
York Price moderate For further particulars apply C..
W Kane. Esq Nassau street, to William Dow, Auc-
b leyI5, N. j. So 1w.nc
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ROBERTSONS
PHKNIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
No; lo5 Eo bF RuHbWAY. ~

- . =
extensive application Of the Of small proA cash
payments and arss sales branches Of business this
Elan deserves and has In almost every instance received
led the subscriber test its application 70 the HATNG
business In city whose nhabtan are widely
my thrift there great 70 believe that y stem
which enables the community 20 gs,y laudabe partially
no small degree of Determined ascertain whether
branch which the head and Of every
the community cannot be ccnduc,sd on this Ian the
the and Flushing Departmental also skiul and
Cap Makers Each department under the constant
great fsei,ies io purchasing to rent
hrence to cash on delivery discrimination keep pace
with all improvements and with The current Fashions OF ns
day him e say With all l n nSw soSa
style durability those sold in Broadway and unequaed
in heapness and economy to offered IN th,s cy
He begs leave refer to the following schedule Oh acie
and their respective prices annexed =
HATS.
descaI with Hal. heretofore sold at and
ANY one examination will them the same
and will trial find them to do equally as good
iii. Is the same artic. heretofore sold S.
Al co. External and finish closely resembling
the above the principal difference being in the body
Usually sold at S. 90 and IS 5s.very neat in appear
ance, and very servceable
First M oSy Ms1s sPS Cloth an in very
superior manner, usually sold at " and - o. - an
SECOND <'a'' Usually sold at 81 50 and 81. !.
i'''a sua'''S Usually sold at ST IS and ST So
An examination will show that the style oil ne ABOVE
BThe style Of Trimmings adopted this Establishment
injury from preparation oil applied ths hair as for its
greater ease and comfort to the wearer JaSI IM &c
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hands A general shout and rush was made for
his car. where he was almost seized by ths people,
carried into the house, where he cordially met
Col. Polk
Il was not long before the President and Vice
President OF the United States elect, wnh their
frends, We're seated IN hae new railroad car,
bull and fitted up expressly to convey the Presl-
dent aud suite from Baltimore 10 Washington.
Another emendous shout from the peope-an-
other shottrom the cannon-and another scream
from the whistle. and we were flying towards the
capital, where Morse's Telegraph had announced
our approach. When the cars reached IN sight OF
the Capitol, a cannon was seen AMID the close OF
darkness TO blaze away from Capitol hill. FIRE
works were also displayed. These tokens brought
cut TO the Railroad station the whole population,
apparently, OF this Heterogeneous population OF
Washington. Ofhce-seekers, ldlers, " Chepdhers
Liadustris," cabmen, porters carts, wheelDarrows,
negroes, dogs-all, all-in one general avalanche
of human beings, &c.
A torch-light procession, with music, banners,
&c, moved along with awful pomp. The Pres-
somehow, it 81 hard to tell in what way, and were
received by speeches, and probably returned
speeches Before Coleman's Hotel there was a
tremendous crowd-scarcey any possibility of get
passed in through window, while the crowd, pro-
cesson and all, kept lookout for him on the out
side. This was well done. 1t was then announced
TO the people that he would receive his friends to-
morrow aud next day. Soon after which the crowd
thinned little, but kept up good deal OF excite
men,to late hour.
Thus, at half past IL, ends my labors in desert
bing the scenes of the day.
Bon Mutt, SANDY HOOK
P She" Chsvaliers L'Industrie'' robbed two
oil Col Folks friends tonight on landing
McAlister and Mr.. Churchill, members of the
Kentucky delegation, who accompanied the Presi-
dent from Louisville to this city Mr.. Churchill,
understand, was robbed OF $500 in gold and Ken
lucky bills Mr.. McAlllster lost $500, mostly in
Iadiana and other Western money. A great time
for pickpockets aud office-hunters truly Ell!
8. H.
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M E DIG l. A VICE
PRIVATE II n,srAsrs

THE MEMBERS OF = The REV York COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy estaSiishsd for the ssp
t q
s 0: "; Of ri ms may b
cur q h9s ssmpain' attends for consultation daily Iom
SRA%Nf '4 ~ y; cSTSk7 saai1
% and us g %s
explicitly together ali symptoms
paid :,S 8 T..
cure sSnerrhs siess .emnsi s%s.non; anS q! moe,
ar s .msS s s; Fl
Ius %
'1 81, 'ss Pharmacy Ns' RsHcEShDsos NJ D. Agent.
RICORD's ALTEkATIvE MIXTURE FOR THE PEI;
as. scse o 81 %
sss%,a
S 81. psys,s gsIIa xsso: delay ssa:ds
u. !: IL, :ii
cS ais Of Medicine w. 6 Gs';Sss
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT q sARsAPA a
q Ss' TS. s.S SsI
sesng al the purifying qualities and currdye OF tho
at 9
the public, and be relied remedy for all
deues airing from impure STATE Of the blood, such
serofua sstrheum rins-wom, e1ehes pimplss ulcsu
from tn sssons y
syphilis lnludicious Of mercury.
!" in esses Of half dozen Bodies. .NsSS
Gases forwarded to all parts Of tho Union.
MA very liberal discount Wholesale purchases
diSrc - W Z RiCHxRbsoN. NJ D.. Aren't
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared the College Of Medicine Pharmacy
city Of New yokis confdenty recommended for all
debility produced by indulgence kind.
Invaluable remedy bareuness
(unless depending ON mslformaton.)
Single bottles 81 each Of half Is; carefully
packed and to all parts Of the Union. "
uce Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
street W. q. RlCHARDSON nj. D.. Agent.
d20rc "
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fu u I, \ \ = pAity ny

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU s1REETB,
Tx Nsw Voax HrsALp-A Daay Papn, issued every
morning o. che week-prce TWO cEwTs per copy Country
subscrbem Turn shsj nc the for any lie period,
Tsr WRRuIT HEakLp-Issued Saturday mcrainG a.
va oeock--pyicr Nt Ayp cErTs copy-fer.
nished ~ Coasuy Subscriber ~ T PSF aavsssa
81 ~ ths snms rats fR any spsciAsa pssied.
.1sssEpspDnyys aw rsSu.rsA - i,idnu thslN IsasaHS
Ikal Gssnss nMssvy. .rssTwssais M eStss-ar&Hs,
~ipnsts ye& M4nas - 9eg,HasAB
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character ~ Europe ~ well a. in this country.
4 adopted t:e entire discs, Of Pesssres and all other
don and Paris aud - universally in Eurcpe by
medical Of the highest rank In this country il 10
mined by the leading members OF the faculties Colleges and
Hospitas and by all the smnent private practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No
Vesey street. having separate from the business de-
Iamept whers lady 10 in attendance apply
Trusses and supporters 70 female patients jill lmrfc
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WORMS WORMsu WORMslu

WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS!!!
WORMS are swept away from the stomach aud bowels by
w JAYNE'S Tonic vERMIFuGE, as by the bosom Of
destruction They perish nnd-r i searching influence in an
I and are errssd With the mueas in which they embed
Of disorder should take place. few Of the pre-
paratcn will fail to produce the desired eec-fo The
nc p'. or ksnittsn Fever Or any complaint where mild
vc ~ snss valuable remedy. Sold by the Agents A
y SANDS Duggisu No. 70 Fulton street. z7s Broadway
" hhst bioauwV ja28 In I'm
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pOTATOESiooo bushels very superior English Potatoes
IN prime c9adition, just received per ship Liberty from
Liverpool and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
-. w. X j. 4. TAP6COTT,
dzsre Is South Maiden Lane
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FtHsr BOARD, Feb u 81 900 Stat ST. rw 12; 10 ono d,
Sd 727s $500 DO Sd 727f 5 Stse s 1919 7%; Civ 81
1865, 1881 500 DO 1860 n1& 1000 ehsh mortgage loan ss
2oeo feins bonds eet 1000 do S. 81 SO Oh annual g.
as q; ~ Wv 81 5s ~ $50 DO o. t3 s 20 shares Tn
e 400 Girrd BIZ o. IL Gt,rd Trust 2A; 80 Bk Commerce
Az; 10 do IN
sseoyp Boksp, Feb 5000 st.t So 72X; $500 lie.
hgh6s 1876 38s 27 old annual 6s 1896 10; Graud
Gulf 81 $50 Girsd Bsak q; 100 do o. u irard Trust 2K;
50 hs Bk oi 800 Psners Blk Miss b5 81; so Reading RI
an 100 DO ~ l0do vs. 2i so do. 5ds as so do rw IS; IL
FsrS i1eeh BIZ tsf 100 Wilmington RR, 7ik 50 do, aIk
100 Vicksburg Blk, b5, On; ga do, rw, 81 ~