davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL FANCY AR II
Giles FOR PRESENTS.
n MDa 4
= GRANITE BuILDlss. rs BWoAp
CHAMBERs SrRyrr.

liz rrr GRANITE SyMD1ss: q Ro.DwAr, c..r., OF
lave the mos. Of beautiful and choice
II ssieles for N, TonEr TasLE THI DaE:src Boon AND
81, ssySsr slss
r. SsB s%SI s.?
travelling SO or At home hss.oiss 'hs
Place buy Sat
sS sI s" n.s 9 ,s
and @ ga +. q. n
ARD e s been M eSs At 9s me
Civ to call and observe the great variety
FANCY ToiLEr SHAVING soArs-Of Soaps the follow
fos THE ,TolSHT.-Gsnuins Almond Soap; v:E fine old
Brown Wndsor soaps superior Trnspasns SOAP II bai aha
asp. s;a' ss:s sa
sss .ss;Ss se
s sry NaSs cts vsVs asa sS
FG:s sSSS:. iii ss. ::
'f IL faSAsT Fan.asS.. NE
:Sssaa. Seels Ws.S LasiG: q
saae &: Fs Blanc s.
s.e destroy % ss o. anS ui 10
s. yess am: aas
viasg. &C. These last are very pleasant and Hr-
5 NOZZLE y. B
Balm Of CSumba Cream Of Lilies rsrei haq
Al. ,5s 4 B:
The hi, black brown Also the % s n Ssry py
isty and Liquid: iossaaynE Ii. hair restoring
5 % s.aaa. .a T.
Lsvas WS.; tSS .,.,. Sa ss Ws
DESTlyRrcEs &C., yoR TrErH-Pelstisr's odontins
s,s is ;s
sslebns Glove AnOdyns asss positive and lasting cure
.aS rEa
Rs;.Js 81.
81 sS. Isss Fl;
q Bosas:t d vsos s ss
!. Hs ssGs;
D :%s:; Ms A%ss; Mos:;slns Ls:;
%sss
Rs.ss; 7s1Sss a Musk He,sss; de fsra.
ToILnT 1sp BevsHrsof the greatest variety i'm
81. #: 6:
Ss = III Ss:S. s
'f%" 1sfbs
and shape Tortoise She'll and Buffalo Pocket Comts
Combs and Mirrors combued Ivory and Tortoise Shell Fine
Combs, Whsxer Combs, &C.. &c
suNDR5 AETIcLEs FOR Ev5RyBoDYs usE Lip sslye
Rouge Preston Salts; splendid ColsSse Bottles
K Af s xnsS R: w"s
5.aliog WM and Waters; Letter aud Note Pager SITS o.
Powder Plate Powder Travelling Toilet Mirrors Mouth Mir
rors &c. Also Nail Files; Too,hpicks Tweez-rs; Tongue
toilet OF persons. comfort, at home OF travelling
sale Mesrs A. Is. SANDS Co. would also call attention
their choice OF Drugs and Medicines from which
they supply the prescriptions with
and despatch They intend be FIRST among the first
their respectfully solicy
friends and the public.
ScpA WATER-Wh the following Syrups, vix:-sasaparil-
Lemon Ginger Pins Apple; Vanila Raspberry; Straw
berry; Orgeat, Be-, Of superior quality.
From sSraog.the Congress- Union I.sius and P.yil;Sn
Spring Water White Sulphur Avon and Blueck aters and
the Seidz and Seltzer Waters from Germany. d22 RE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCToR JOHNSON II Duane street, 80 well Known 10
- the victims Of Syphtc diseascs the
p,ss,isisnsr na; NeT Ycft can bos. p %
found his old Office Dr. Johnsou can satisfy an one hs
ne legally qua1sd to- practise physic 10
2, ys1, general neral rhy:isan.5snd that ii. skill n.
and Structure Of the Ursthra is prerminen NV paten
n. not only nm every pa Of the United States but they
so3 psueng year di.countenancs qrnchcry FORM
'os, IN the country whore cy can 6nd rhicisn skilled in
he reatncn OF their discrao Every UNDERTAKE. sT,
make nc charge No mn,. how long yop may have 9le-
s'istqI Ulcer, rgoa 30 bogy, or IN he throat pain.
yorr eass Is cvabs c nS o s. osm.,
aiisd Seminal Wekr.r brought by secret habit ndnleed
~ yox men have paid much attention the treatment
hs msady mtny pnsoIunste vetm q this unnatural
Of the limbs small Of ts back Of intellect,
loEsulnss psptston Of the heart ayssion % society are
3D. guarantees cure: Pos paid le, with satcmsuS Of casa
containing % for advice attended Observe. Once II
doer from Chasham street. feI Irsem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
y.1skSxHAS DONE
IFrom the Albany Daily Knickerbockerl

lrrom the Albany DhlV hnickerbockerl
Nksr Troy, June 3, l84t
West Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
deafness the Last year., in the otf
for the last that impossible oT the
oudest voice and after trying varieus remedies impro
hearing the least induced
pound Acoustic Oil for the Of Deafness and Il Is with
satisfaction enabled that perfectly re-
stored my hearing and will be happy person who
xishe. for information IN relation :" case PLACE
West Troy. -. WILLARD JENRS
Sands, to whom the parties are knowwn
MEssRs SANps-GntlemenThe follow ing statement OF the
beneficial effects produced by the Of Ssrpa Acoustic
daughter, send You Of justice, that others
have positive facts convince them value eca
She nearly deaf for and could only be made
Rear by speaking very loud purchased bottle which
used according the printed directions and before
OF the bottle applied hard substance achar
ged from the and after the hearing in beth
completely restored IL almost since
effected, and il is proved to be perfect Further par
euars can be obtained BY those interested By calling
TRY AND CUREp-It is without doubt one of the
Affections that befal deaf Ibis
fortune has hung with double weight the s
dcted tho that nothing could be hopsd
from the ply scians However feel grted thar
abs offer the public certain remedy for this mis-
Scarpa Oil and the time before them
positive evidence the virtue OF this madeleine We make
the following short extract from letter this subject
medical gentleman Of the cines:" Yes sir
ScaIcas Oil n efectnE cures we'll in aordng relief
csrtsinly working lnders !"
Sodiby X D. lands wholesale agents for the propre-
No. 70 Fulton n broadway and ITS Broad
m ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14

Inc tsers then summed up the votes and Mr.. WALKER
sad me telers huva counted the votes for President
ana wee PRESIDENT OF the United Staes have directed
me 10 report the same to the President OF the Senate
snt MANauM then read over the list above given
o's'r Wy ststs. and announced the result to be-
For James Polk, ITO for President.
For Henry Clay, los
For George NJ Dallas, ITO for Vice President
For T. Frenghuysen, l0o
rae thsn announced that James X. Polk and George NJ
Dsiias having majority OF all the votes, were duly
elected President and Vice President Of the United states
Tor -four years, from the lth March next
The Senate then retired.
mittee ol tho Whole o.
M. soCs>SKLL. Of Alabama, moved that toe House
NV but Withdrew it Tor the purpose Of having
ssonuon passed appointing committee of two from the
iouss ma one from the Senate TO wait Mr. Polk and
Mr DALLAS, and inform Them Of their election
ar; MCDONNELL moved that the House adjourn on
which the yeas and nays were demanded but refused
anu the House adjourned by piva vece vote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
LAKES OF 1874
OFFICE Of RECEIVER OF TAXES, I

Old AIMB HOUSE, FAM
PURSUANT 70 the Act for the Collection OF axes in The
City Of New York passed April 18TH is43 public notice
nsreoy Epn that unless the Taxes remaining unpaid
february nett an addition ~ will Be csss
och Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day March
The present law requiring the Tsxes 10 he maid "a III
esiye1 only 1.-THE Office II Ward Coecfo having ben abolish.
all hvse who can make IL pav their Tares
early VIII ind u CRAFTY TO their advantage to do go thereby
oonx tne crowd aud delay whck will necessarily
seyo NJ ysys W. yous to the bAnR charged
lar Diiis may b. obtained application Al the of6ce
Vmoe ho1s from D O'CLOCK, a. M until Z O'Clock r. M
,.,..,,,. H. r. KlERsTED
yo sO,Ml- Ic Receiver of Taves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
To TAILOR.S

THE Second Edition Of Snemet celebrated work on cu
ting garments Of every description style Of elegance nm
squaed 10 published and ready delivery Those who
o dISm the use Of the INSTRUCTIONS contains would Do we'll
SQUARE and contains elegant diagrams Of all the VARIOUS syiss
garments worn at the present day with full I'd ample
to the merits Of the book - 49, -'
undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
treatise on Cutting 0arments with pleasure recommend
70 cutting superior hstesrs Published ehsr
Henry Son, Daniel Gator, Stats Danksr Charles
nos ~ W. Tryon Co., b. F. Homer. JAMES Daily, John
,b9ys b Obtained II The author No. III Rrosaws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

IHE CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON wednesday, 5P. NJ
Election of President and Yiee President in the
Electoral College Ereessirs croSd in the House
of Representative Ladiss fainting tn the Gal
l~l~-A,rIval ofhe President Elect
JAMES G BENNEEr ESQ:
The votes of the several States for President and
Vice President counted 10 day in the House
of Repre- senatives, in presence of the members Of
the Senate, and an immense assemblage Of specta-
tors including several hundreds of beautiful and
elegantly alfred females. The crowd was such
that several tainted in the ladies' gallery, owing to
the want OF galantry the part OF the members
in not extending an invitation to admit them upon
the floor as in lS40 The result Of the count will
be communicated in regular proceedings, aud the
official election Of James K. Polk as Preside mt of
the United States, and George M. Dallas as Vice,
ponents must be we'll aware Who and what he
ls." h arrives here 10 morrow evening, and will
be received with every honor, and escorted to his
elegant rooms at Coleman popular hotel
a fall account OF proceedings will be forwarded.
Noihias was concluded to-day except the result
OF the Presidential election.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. IL 1916
INs Ladies-TRs House The Theatres -Actors aud
Actresses.
J. G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
nc scene ei cCuSte8ated beauty In the gdtIerleB
of the House to-day, transcribed, we dare allege,
the accumulation of bright eyes at the Brgadier
Generals late benefit at the Tabernacle of David
Hale. The spectacle Of the brilliant array OF
bright faces over the Speakers chair was en-
chanting, and mirasulousy beneficial to weak
eyes. And all the ladies, bless their sweet souls,
went away, net asking " who is James Polk -
but satisfied that he is dc fdeto de jwe pna facie,
and bona fde, the President of the United States
of America.
What's 10 be done, Mr.. Editor, for our National
Theatre and Olympic Saloon1 With good com
panes. and good pieces they are starving to death
Can't we have a compromise 1t is impossible for
Washington City to sfford patronage sufficient
for the oil and the fiddes Of two theatres. II can
not be done. We must have either compromise
or collapse At the National last night, Mr.
Conuer performed excellently well the cha
racter OF Werner, in Byron's tragedy of that
name bnt the young maa who acted the
part OF Uric was IN most pre- requisites in-
efficient. Al Mrs Timm's Olympic, we had
lighter entertainments, but not the less agreea-
BILE IN that account Mrs. Timm sings well,
a. Muchrli's supporters, every one OF them will
respond. Mr. B-naton is quite a clever sousster
and actor-Mss Clarendon needs only to be seen
and heard for herself, and Miss ST Clair, with a
figure Tor scnlptors study, and the action of
Nurrid, makes such harmony OF motion with
those Harmonious legs, az makes old bachelors
weep
Professor Bonneville and lady. are enlighteniug
us meantime on the subject Of Mesmerism. What
mystery there Is in this science-what wonder
with no inconslderable concommtant of humbug
gerry
Party al Mr.. Rives's tonight w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14

The Glove Anodyne is the best Of ali Toothaehe Remedies
II and its effects curing the violent
tonthache or pain in the gums in one minute. =,
Experience has that this anodype composition will
give mmede and relief after the failure OF
heremsdy; it pleas to the taste and smell will not in
jur- the teeth and few applications will
scirely the pain ant from decased tooth
pain eds the face from the around tooth
apparently sound this application give speedy relief by
rubbing few drops the affected. Price Is cents
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS 4 GO. Druggists and
Chemists 273 Broadway corner OF Chambers street. Gnnt-
Building Sold also Fulton II East Broadway and
by DRUGGISTS generally throughout the United States
m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14

HUNTERIAN DlsPE NsARY. No Division street. q
IL abshed A. D. 1885, by the proprietor for the
cesfa treatment Of disease Of nature and for the sale
Of DR.. HUNTEH'S RED DROP This medicine is the only
remedy earth that safely be relied thoroughly
this hod disease without pjny to the and With
failed comprehensive treaseaccompanes each VIAL with
70 drections) which is warranted efecnay all
with less trouble the patient, and shorter space
Of time than other medicine in the world payw be
taken Price 81 vial. do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
Medical Aid.

v1>HOSE SEEKING MEDICAL AID prlvaely, will find
i DR. GREGORY At home all hours Of the day or evening
His residence is S. Gold the Of Beekman
street. Dr. g. has published treatise Called "he Kubeon"
and cure. The price ]. although hi. The ousyhed
No as William Maiden Iane 80 Fulton street,
Rn1r ten nf WEs as 1s o,ssrv corner az sn
street, aS Delaney corner of Suffolk street; IT East
Brodway both Chambers and Broadway and
Lamp Store in the Sun Buildings Fulton street. No 1885,
lm&ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES

INNS, rALENIr CA g. Box io5 Rail road Jo95nals1Ihe
attention Of Railroad Companies Car and all
Others interested the propretors their ability
1000 miles least without the OIL aud
ne oil and wearing parts clean and free from dust and dirt and
with able being aced with view this in
particular aud thereby saving stockholders and all
others concerned.
They have appointed Cornelius Ksnouse Of Jersey City
their agent Tn whom LEGATION be made for right and
manufacturing them in quantity and will be attended to
mme lately BY the above, the undersigned propre0Is
January llth l8a5. TINS HILL u BOODY.
i26 Im$ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
WONDERFUL DIsCOvEpy

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR ~n;ch I'm
Grange grey hair 70 n original color few minutes This
perc:ding all other highly efcacous and possssss hs
growth. "''""' iaSurinA !"
Those who doubt yrtzss are requested to havs ,h.,, h
chank beioe paying their money IL humbuss vouia ssSs
ny .s s1;s tAcs would b no reason to complain
soid WHOLESALE and RETAIL snd applied at No sCbs,bsr
oppo o the Hall Of Records New feTh, mp Ssrs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
WORMS! wORMsll woRMsy,

w JAYNES TUNC a. ~ vIS x. oSws s oy
destruction They ~rsh nnder its ssrchr influence
3D. Th h G., cur IS Il si%o. al and
payaton will never fail to produce ths IN XIV
c does not weaken wit rsletton Those who n Ear from
SS alternative may 3. desired, win knS jsynsS Tcaie
SANDS. Druggists. No. - Fulton stsss ~ SrosdWiy.
VI EAW DfsaAway. ~ iGvss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14

Of the greatest discoveries CT modern
science; OF ell the many compounds forth
for the cure Of diseases which afhict human ma
ture, not one remedy can Re named, which has in a.
with the public and has such miraculous cutes and
which has merited aud received much euogum from
Guilty and Others this justly celebrated remedy Daily
learn from Of spectaby that have
ed in Coughs olds Asthma lafiuenza, Bronchitis Splitting
Slo9$ Liver Comp .n. PAW sis Side and Breast Rsns
Nervous Debility, Broken Constellation from the abuse
Of calomel and other causes, and Consumption which
has baf1ed the skill of eminent medical practitioners
when invads were given up hopeless by hav-
been radically cured There the hands o the propre
tor certificates Of which would astons
lily tse were !hey made known the world To those who
acted with the above diseases; give medicine
fair trial will then be convinced this miserable
compound but safe and powerful remedy and that its
CAyToE-From the great popularity Of this medicine per
sons have been induced TO offer Spurous article with the
Of Wp CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious te
k Tor the original and only genuine preparation from this vau
Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Principal
D W. Mloor. Of Broadway and John street. New
2o5 Blocker New York; Haviland Kees. Co., NJ
Andrew Oliver Co., New Orleans l.. b. swan and j. M
y; Lon: W% Them 81 r!,s;os
H. Pierce stanwil Hall Maiden Lane, Albany, NJ York
Backus Bull Troy NJ York Spaldng Harrington, Wor
eests Mas, Jane, Green Co.. Wor Mast; T. Ho
20 Wsodqan yies,buTE. Mas; j. Bsws Spring,
nneid Mass Hall Co., Boston. Mas; e. s. Holden,
Cohen 4 Co.. Charleston, 8. Z. Us Snsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
JAZZ E y GO Ri1U On Grmurr

~ EOkNEN FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
IhE Nxw, YORK HEsALD--A Daily PAPER. issned eveyv
sSsssA,p. 5rr wssfpnss TWO o.ST per c, Coupy
49, - -"'''" ~" ~ sS
~ WxsxLs HsRALp-iWusd Saturday nacss,xx AZ
scoes-vnec AZ ANp eU.srrs cErrs per copy-fsr.
" q - ssr's rats fsv a.S sy,eiasA psriod.
freiars az vtssws u address sAsis Iessss,
NnExszs saiA na,maa ~ ~ Aua6x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
a. Fulton street,

(BErwEEN ARL CLIFF J NEW
THE SUBSCR BER keeps hand large
Of American and Imported Warranted Teols suitable
:or mechanics in almost line of BUSINESS Also Tool
Chests furnished complete for mechanics families and boys
Mechanics and others wanng good and genuine articles,
recommended call upon the subscriber he is selling his
s,H ASSIGNMENT Of Hardware Cutlery Cut Nail. Hollow
msnts. &C., &c HENRY f. FAiRBANK, q Eniton st..
jal9 lmsec Between Pearl and Cliff, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14

the late Sir HumpR ey Da7y and ST Henry Hiord that
pure Bears properly prepared the best thing ever
bald. Alessrs B. Sands Co have saved in
ting the genuine Bears from anada and esewhere md
have rrepar il in such that the oil mbned with
its high perfume renders indispensable for the toilet and dress
ing room Of all.
Sold by A. sANDs& CO., M. 27s Broadway, Granite
Budg- corner Of Chan bes sreet 70 Fulton and
East Broadway Price 50 large Is small bottles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
THERE IS HOPE
for the Consumptive, for those
who are afflicted with Asthm9,


however much and long they may have
suffered, for those who are laboring under
long continued and tedious Coughs, lShorfness
Or Difficulty Of Breathing, Pain IN the Breast Or
1Sde Bleeding Of the Lungs and other Of Fatal
Pulmonary Dseases.-Dr Folgers
OLOSAONIAN,
ORALL-H EALING BALgAM,
been tested hundreds of and by than twenty
years experience Ii has been submitted the faculty and
sen used and approved by hem-and il j. offered with the
confidence to all who may be actsd and who need
its healing properties
DAp HENDERsor 60 Laight street reduced very low
by tedious Cough and raising OF Blood He tried various
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
the hope Of relief Although he had hectic fever and night
sweat bottle Of this Great Remedy restored him entirely
gxoRcE W HAys relieved BY bottles Of the Oiosa-
onian although week at the time he commenced using that
he could scarcely walk He coughed incessany. His d
Guilty OF breathing such that he could walk only few
time and his nigct dreadful In two weeks
with the Office and in six weeks he 90 Tar re-
stored at to bs able attend to his busisess again.
LABAN Esq 50 Pike street cured Of Asthma by half
bottle. He I'd not laid down in bad for ten
months lie has never had recurrence Of the dssssenow
MIS- AacHBALD IS West street. was cured Of Asthma Of
four years. standing by half bottle and declares to be the
best medsn in the world She had used various other
dies without the least benefit.
Hundreds Of might be given prove its efficacy
Try H yon are aficd and yoa will BE- satisfied that is
indeed, "ALL-HEALIN0" in lis properties on will mot
regret havag used it. and it entirely sht dis
case which Is at present threatening your lite.
For sale at the Principal Oce, 0S Nassau door
ab0ve Ann. jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
BRONCHITIS
PASTILLES DE PARIS


s(PARIS LOZENGES.)
THIS valuable mild, and harmless medicine for the positive
Of Bronchitis hoarssness. and violent colds whether
recent Of long standing be obtained by Wholesale the
French Drug Depot of Caes HASKELL rs Liberty the
original Of the article into the United and
wholesale and retail by Rusen Y Co. no. j. Milhau 1885, j.
Chiffon 1853 and Adams Diff 500 Broadway and by all
Other noted chsm,ts and town and country
NoTIcEhe above medicine has been under various
names which purchasers cautioned against The genuine
article boxes inscribed It'll the Of
house IN Paris, which no one dare initiate
I'm sec CAR NE2 HASKEIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
House OF Representatives.
WAsHINsror, Wednesday, Feb. IL, le4,


The rsadi,g of the journal was dispensed with
motion was made to 20 into COMMITTEE ofthe Whole,
tor purpose OF taking mp the bill for furnishing the
Prssiirnts mansion Refused.
Mr. BowLIr of Mo Oh red resolution from the Leria
ltuee OF hst Suite in favor OF the immediate occupation
ofoeegon Lid the table, and ordered printed
some executive communications taken from the
Speakers table and read These liver to va
rous cas OF the House for Information from the various
Departments with some returns, &c.
bill called up and read making an appropriation
brgc overthe eastern branch Of the Potomac in
thi. District
Mr. Nc 5srrELL. of Als moved to lay tho bill on the
table
GA this yeas and nays called and on this call
telers dem sndcd and ordered aud call for
the navs was supported, andthey ordered
Yeas ITO mays a7
I, uarter to IL O'Clock and tn House pre.
scented an animated and interesting appearat CO The
galleries presented pecua ly brilliant ASPECT from the
number OF ladies who had arrived al the House r the
purpose Of being present the counting of the Presid
tai votes Not only ladies' gallery quite full OF
III interfering portion OF creation but also half Of
the gallery appropriated to male animals ths &C.
cion occupies by the frer and alt of man and
the fces there presented great array of youth aud
were oener and more intensely directed In that direc
too than any other way. The attendance of members
OF mind to do business for conversation was carried on In
50 loud tone that 1t was with the greatest dculty
sings word could be heard either members address,
Ing the HOUSE, or the Speaker or Clerk
The Secretary OF the Senate brought in several bills
from that body. One Of these
bill for the distribution OF 81 copies CT the work pub
lished BY government respecting the Exploring Exped
ZION: u was READ twice and postponed until tomorrow
for further consideration.
Twelve O'Clock having arrived some member, whom
the reporter could not that Ssnas be no.
nded that the hour for counting the had arrived
Agreed 20.
shortly afterwards tho Senators made their appearance
and took their seats
ssna,or M.SoUn, President of the Senate then rose
and said the Senate and House OF Represent al IN.
United states had met pursuant 10 the constitution ana
laws for the purpose of eountpg the sc votes ior
President and Vice President OF the Uoed States Ne
then sat down. and sfie III laps Of about half minnie
pp@r m fhp talls \
liver to- you gentlemen teers the the eIectors
OF the sato OF Maine for President and vicePesden in
order that the same may be counted" Hs then cat
down again, and
senator Waikiki opened and read the csh ,se of the
electors which was In the usual FORM and declared that
the voss the State had been for James r. Polk for
Pferidenf and @. NJ Dallas for Vice President =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14
Sales OF Stocks ut Philadelphia.

FIasI BOARD Feb 13$3OOo Stat. S. 70; 5000 do b. 7s
s.5 % 72. 2g7 State es 1881 IN; 200 Wilmington SIS al
1000 6'. %; 1000 Ba notes 7o 50 share VII
%nsson g. e. 100 d, 3d. 2' SO 3d. AK do slX; 100
Re,dng rR 23 Scluykill Navigator s. Bank Com.
Amboy. i01K. 80
SECOND BoARp Feb Ia $4,000 State ST. 3d. 70; 5000 do
n 800 Wilmington S. 78H i336 Lshigh morgsee loan
81 III 9un'y e gla %, ISL 90
SHi IS Sehuyklll Nav, %; 30 Grard BIZ, o. 100 Panr BIZ