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Monday. February 0-6 p. M.


There quite panic in Wall street to-day. among
the bulls Quotations for stocks fell off, in instan
ces much as four per cent The news from Wash
stocks than they have experienced for long time Long
Island fell OF per cent; Canton Harlem 81; Nor
WITCH and Worcester 4; Residing Railroad 81 Morris
Canal II Farmers Loan II Pennsylvania SIS IL; II.
linos ss II vicksburg !; North American Trust !
Ohio 6's 4.
Prices for stocks at the second board experienced
farther decline Tho bears in high spirits and the
fail quotations large enough to satisfy the
;nveterate bear in Wall street We expect to prices
touch point lever than they have for the past
the seat Of government look rather squally, but think
u the beginning Of the end that the Oregon question 10
a settlement, in some way, than it has been
yet.
The news had a contrary effect upon cotton. 1t stiff.
fened the Market and produced slight improvement in
prices.
The Board Of Directors of the Toronto and Lsks Huron
Railroad Company have issued circular, from which it
appears that there longer any doubt of the
ofthe company Ten per cent of the capital subscribed
in the Province, amounting to sass 500 has been paid
The Commercial Bank Of Rochester, has declared .
semannua dividend Of three and hafpsr cent payable
on demand
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
nave contracted with the New England Iron Com.
pany Of Providence Rhode Island for the rails for this
road The price contracted for SIT so per ton The
rails are be Of the pattern and to weigh SO pounds
20 Inc yard. The New England Irsn Company expect
10 be sbe 10 tsrn out Ave auasssdOns Of rarosa rsa
Asssky ~ ssss ~ sAsf sst We'll nssAissy u epess
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FEB9.-John F. Kemmel ". VIM McKie.-This was an
action to recover apPeared that in June ls4s
the defendant wss robbed OF MS vsiise IN ASany n
reward Of - 900 for the recovery of the money and
the capture OF the thief named Harvey alias DAILY
with a female accomplish was arrested by Messrs.
Walker Sweet two officers of the old police and the
money, except about $50 recovered and returned
to the defendant who paid to Walker and Sweet the
ward The plaintiff alleges that he that gave the
information TO Walker through which Harvey and his
companion arrested and the money recovered and
Several witnesses examined for the plaintiff among
whom wss Mr. Putnam who Keep. store - r.;
the time OF the robbery that day or two before the
arrest and recovery Of the money the plaintiff observed
respectfully dressed and woman into house OF
suspicious character opposite the witnesses store that
circumstance struck the plaintiff at the time. and he
day he again observed carriage drive up to the
same house. and the identical female out Of it, went
in and shortly after returned with trunk which, by
her directions the driver placed in the back part of the
carriage after which she got in, and the carriage was
s ton u a pSs e
and after the carriage had driven off, mentioned the
circumstance to Mr. Putnam, whs desired him to jump
into his wagon. which standing at the door, and
drive after it, He accordingly followed it. until he saw
stop at the Battery Hotel On his way he met Walker
and Sweet and told them about it. They then went into
the Battery Hotel arrested the woman and found the
money They next procured cab, and placed her in it,
plaintiff recognised the whom he 60 INTO the
house Washington street with her the evening before
them pacsd hm On the cab and brought them all to the
Tombs. Upon searching the trunk the entire of the
money was found, and the next morning paid over
to McKie, who paid the reward TO Walker and Sweet
The defence set up is that the plaintiff was employed
by Walker to watch the parties and that he acted all
examined, who testified to these facts Walker
also called but he objected to by PLAINTIFFS
counsel on the ground that he interested party
The Judge reserved his decision, and adjourned the
court until Wednesday morning, in consequence Of being
attend the Court Of General Sessions at
Brooklyn, this morning. For plaintiff Mr.. Carpenter;
for defendant, Messrs. Whitney and J. A. Smith.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1876.
Arbitration.


The arbitration correspondence is the subject
the town talk particularly Mr.. Buchanan's last let
ter The information which he gives to Mr.. Paken-
ham. that Oregon is comparatively Of no value to
England mus, we think, induce Sir Richard to give
no the British claim entirely, as not worth further
cou,estiup. Mr.. Buchsnan's language, reduced 10
plain Saxon, is tantamount to this Now, Sir
Richard, you have me fairly comered am bound
to stand by the Presidents assumption of the
whole or none" Won't you be good enough TO
oblige us by leaving the premises They are OF no
use to you and even if you should get halt the
territory by arbitration, you wouldn't gain nucn'
because. YOU know, we would root you out in a few
wears. any how, by the natural laws of annexation
Shade OF the diplomatic TaDeyrand, wna' so'' VI
Bnt we must stand by Old Buck. Like blind
horsc he has drawn the chaise into the slough, OF
oyersiouph and, i faith, we must put oui 'iouuei'
to the wheel and help him out. ..,.a r..~.
Neoot,ations however, are not forcci0seu. theN
!. = cSoncs VET of treaty, even at the cost OF
CABINET EXPOSITION and reorganization OF me
American ministry. i, .;.;ro - co.nec,;on v,,h
with The imposition of Mr.. Pakenham, Mr. Berrien,
~ he senate. and Mr.. KING, OF Ga, In the House,
nronosed the same alternative. hat on It.
Those dinners-those dinners were the thing
That gave the secret 70 Mr.. bernen An' "' us
We are prepared to hear OF cabinet rupture
now, at the shortest notice. x;a
MI Buchanan was certainly thinking OF tne .a.'n,
and the ten war steamers, and the IRON trade Of
Pennsylvania, when he said that Oregon ~, Ws Pres;
value TO Great Britain and, therefore, ''e iee'
dent had very naturally claimed II all ,..,
Our title, 100, s so clear and unquesuonao1e s'
!, "a NO, To be brought into question by an imPar""
Jury. 49,, A.,,,o,,;ng mn nh round
''.si1 49, n prhitra,oT and cant find one WIN,
oa I has ior Joha Bull Why .d!ds,! hs InIk 9!
~, ~ runosrof Of Chias1 Why dlaat hr, suehaRsA
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The Upper Mississippian, printed at Rock Island,
Of the 2oth that attempt was made on the mcrn
break the Jail Of that place. Baxter and Burch were
confined as accomplices in the murder of Colonel
Davenport. A verdict of guilty had been rendered
against Baxter but this, appears, had been reversed
by the Supreme Court at its present session at Spring
Hal
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
r ETTEF 8 AT.VE

FOR WOUNDS, Bruises Burns, Ch,onic Sores or Swell.
Blo,chss on The Fas and chsppsa
Rough skin will render it clear and
Extract of letter from Doctor wood.l
pared 20 ss ube
Il possesses merits which will speedily give it high rank
other preparation with which have say seaasiaisree
have made frequent Of with the possible
withhold an Of at the happy effect.
have to produce in several OF breasts
E1sc, from letter written BY female to her rsave
what we had heard 70 md her dead They had spp
aaS sf srs DAY sse
il had directsd the milk started stream they
They hs Good OS for
ns save 70 them glad of being the ofdong
Doctor HallockSir: That the great virtue of Arnts Re-
sse %sy DC to The deem duty
ago received an injury from the fragment Of bursting
and up and $
,aed IN dfused aneurism pe,yading l.g snd foot
TO all The" curs and highly recommended Pain Ell
tractors s.n.n NC . &c. with no be EFT
of excrucis.ng pain and had all the appearance OF
~ s iG Ss
vnt m nh nsnsa @ y S mds. ri found ~
color omy leg aud foot changed to natural
my became eutsiy free hss
S% % IL S:,s a1 b,
1hsfs
recommended Respectfully yours, &C.,
This may certify that hsviog been afflicted for long while
with cabunc e: applied Dr. Charles Arn.'s Relief salve
suffering under like affection.
National Hotel No. Courtlandt street, New York
s1d whOs les and retail BY the pneps agent Oh ARIES
Of the respectable druRgists flo tmsrc
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
THE celebrity Of Rings Verb~na Cream" throughout the
United States has never been approached BY any other
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered
penetrating sotenng effect the toughest boards that
the genuine Verbena Cream does.
Beware limitations and observe the written signature
del the directions for use, Of &c II. Ring"
Prepared, and for sale Wholesale retail and exportaton
by C. H. RING, Druggist,
100 Broadway, corner John street,
fSuccessor OF DR.. VIM. II. MilnorsD
~ B-Rings Cough Candy and EliKsr life for sale
sho IvuSIc
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ton. No railroad iron believe has ever been ads
in New England
The receipts and expenditures upon the State works
of Pennsylvania from January ls ls45 to January lst
lsas according to the report Of the Auditor 0sneal
have been a. annexed:
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The Greensburg PA Entenigencer says:-We
regret learn during the late rise of the waters in
the Youghiosheny, the mill of MIR Kuhn thot river,
carried from its foundation and Precpitated into the
river. Mr.. Grahams mill. short distance below, We
also learn was moved from its foundation several feet
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TAXES 1910.
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES,

IbFOs
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES !
PUBLIC BUILDINGS PARK, Jan. l, 1916.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that addition OF
will be made all remaining unpaid the
tie day Of February and cent the 18th day Of
March The receiver would taxpayers the impor
Of making early payment posble TO avoid the
wd and delay which necessarily just previous
tn being added Hours for receiving money from
0 2-bankable money only received under circum
stances JOHN STEWART,
ja20 tl5Feb Receiver OF Taxes
BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS q
EOR Fitchburg, Keene, Greenied Brattleboro Windsor
Woodstock, Montpelier, and Burlington VT, and the Ca
nada All Packages Parcels and business Of the above
Of the western portion OF New Hampshire
and We rmont will faithfully attended il directed the
care Of l.. BIGELOW, IL Elm street. Boston.
NB-Be sure mark Packages Of 'B,gslow's Ex
pressr j2orc
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YOURSELVES DIE LAME.
100 NEW SPRING STYLES Of Foreign and Domestic,
IOV just received, suitable to Southern and Western
Trade, and for sale by f. SHELDON CO.,
i2y imsm n William street
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In the city and county Of New York. from lat day
February to the 1h day Of Feb. ie4s
q Men: 30 Women 50 Boys 50 0irs-Total 49,
ptsEAsRa
Abscess Apoplexy, Asthms j; Asphvxia BLEEDING
Bleeding stomach l. Bleeding from lungs /; Cancer
2; Cholera mfantum. Il Consumption, E Conyuons, III
Oropsy the head, 70; Dropsy the chest Il pysenery
Dyspepsia, Ii Fatuence, /; Fever billions, 81 Fever remit
tent Il Fever scarlet Fever typhus 81 Heart Of
hoopns cough. Inhammstion q BRAIN ndammation Of
Inflammation Of throat Il inflammation oflver Intempe
Il hamilton Il Jaundice II Killed or murdered Lues
Palsy, a Premature birth. Rachs u serofuls, Il Small
yos, IL; Spinal diseas u Salvation IL Teethng .; UNI
known, !.
Age-unde year. ST. Ito years, ao TO s. III to TO-
70 20 co. q 20to 30 10; to 40. 49, 40 to So CO. lo
500 r . 70 toso !; 50 TO 90 g. 20 TO 100, ]; unknown
-, c0RX&Lils.5. xkyHEk, civ la.yscc,
vsty jaSSssiWS sAss. tSk b ~ w '"-''''
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MIR. GEORGE vANDENHoFF,
Third night Of his engagement
Tuesday Evening, February 10,
VIII be performed k h H' RESk driT vs. Of the " Part of
Sir john fa.iaifi. MIR ss.,
si 'ss nsfS Wales. Barrett
Lady Percy, ,................ Mrs Abbott
~ Is Conclude with iis Drama ; entitled ssS'
;, r .s Of Adai'siosBa1s, 81 f.i 80 '''i.ry.
Doc. s O'clock AK sho csrt- VIII r,. precisely
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Tuesday Evening. February 10,
THE Wi ss.sI5Ht or FL 4 iSns''' TAvE
Or. The Ship Of The .avenger!
s 's shsS' and ssfSS sTrls
Lower Bone: 50 cenis-seccnd and Third Tiers cts.
RI snS Gallery ay. l Ssp has, will 7
HOWE's CIRCUS,
At PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
Every thing altered Arranged and Conducted in the precise
Tussday Evening, February 10.
Second night of d 81 MPsi Heroic r'se'n''f
Among the Lliputans which will appear the celebrated
SCOT. GIANT,
Upwards Of feet in height.
NADINE. MACARTE,.
Will appear Of entitled La CracOvienne
FOUR QUARTERS OF The GLOBE.
An astounding feat Of double Craftsmanship, BY Mess B..
Turner, j. Nixon, j. sweet and the two Masters Ayma
called the Flying Pyramid -
new Comic Ballad will be sung by the Clown Dan Rice
MIR. Nichols single horse ridag backwards and Tor
wards Mast Nixon AS Shipwrrcked saor Boy-bJillsnt
chois and Mrs NixonContes of the Athet9 by the Bro
Tiers A, mar &cMuscular Distortions by MIR. Cole and
tn. wonderful training OF his Dog Billy.
u Afternoon Performance every Saturday, commencing
at half past O'Clock.
Pc of aamissonFrst Dress Circle so een,sParquette
Seats. ceuts-Secopd Tier Of Boxes % cents Doors open
att performance commence at ,lipast O'Clock
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No 81 Bo,cery Rockwell g. Stone, Managers.
GORG cCus sPLENDOR.
Second week OF the
TRIUMPH OF THE bull. FIGHT!
Tuesday Evening, February 10,
Will DO presented for the 7th time the mse,te glorious
OR, THE BULL FIGHT!
. In whcha highly trained HORSE represents the BULL!
by H Needham.
Among the scene, Of tins producon are journey
of Gothic Mobility and their Tains-Arval Of atadoes.
&C. to the Scene Of Action Amazon. March and War
Dance by ladies' armor-The Bull kight-Ecot OF
the Governor and Knights
The entertainments will commence with the picture and
romantic ueaIrian and spectacle, enutd
COSSACK HOURRA!
Stone Mosey Stout &C. also appear in their feas Mr.
Dickinson will sing OF his humorous Songs See bills
Boxes Is cents Pit i2< cents Open at scommence at
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Bowery Amphitheatre:
e M !. s,sdse! sq ss 70 TrArFsz Frs
PONY RACES with the whole talent Of the Equestrian r..
ARCH STREET. THEAa RE.
PHILADELPHIA
ACTING .r.crs INN j. M ScoGT
srAor MANAGER. ....... MR. H. Z. STEVENS.
First night ofhs sf RICE and that 0fMr.
"1 The YHI aHb Whistler WHISTLER
s %,'n Lady sssaaon '
BONE DE. s$SA Sa IT. f5 Es..
To conclude with
mD No. koyEF M Lewis
NATIONAL THEATNE. AND ClnUUs,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH anS NAM n n %SD npsEfiLoaavAN;
l. opened hFonshout the Winter Season With
y%aias EVEN The great Equine Temple:
a::s!s r.: e ~ .sE
E n Which they sTs 50 Justly sssbSais$ a
is. Of Of the highly gifted artists Of this
establishment IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MRS. WSob ais: 81 sf re
'' '' aSs'Ia M Sss 2 Z $ErIs sSs's';' "
Principal Male Ea's',Hiltusais hHyl NORTH and
First Equestrian Pantomist, z; J. ROGERS
Ne" school D'shsS a,df last Indian An'e'
Tive and Four Horse NA A9Tss;s and f0'''''ni''
Hi gs y :ss: ere Sss.as "a %
y vs. As 81 &c fsaps X
Ea Iown.. M Ne NAY " and Wells
Ring Maste,. II. NICHOLAS;
LATHRoP, WEAVER and KELLY.
& Hfsss fss s ana
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr. A. j. ALLEN
The Public requested to remark that the long Promsea
and ndpstriopsy prepared atops s,ectacle by Mr. e. J.
FIFTEEN YEARS OF A SAILORS LIFE!
Or, the Lights and Shadows ofthe .americdn Navy.
HIS EVENING. FEBRUARY 10.
The Box 0ftce ops from O'clock II the moning unit
wishes.
Doors open halfpast6 s, performance to commence III
MR.. LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
WILL GIVE ANOTHER AND LAST
CONCERT,
Before his departure TO the South.
Thursday Evening, February l4th, 1b46,
AT THE TABERNACLE.
On which esssSf e si Ne eWEzEL
MR.. LEOPOLD De MEYER will perform the fsvoritc
MARcHE MARocAINE; the CARNIVAL DE VrNsE;
ANEW FAsrAsIE on AMERICAN MELODIES
And for the second lime with
MIX Oh ARIES PERABEAU,
the cebrated Duet ofthe
OpE SYMPHONY LIE DESERT,
two Grand Planes, from hrard's Factory. .
Tickets One Dollar Tickets and Programmes can be oo-
tained at the Music Stores.
~ Doors open Seven Concert to commence 4 Eight
O'Clock. ITO
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This increase equal to nearly twenty-five per cent
and twohirds of the increase the through trav
ell The receipts from freight this road Is the largest
item in the list II that rate of increase continues
through the year. the receipts Of this company for the
year 1896 will amount to two hundred aud fifty thousand
dollars, at least.
The proportion Of specie to paper in tho Pennsylvania
Banks is much better than that Of thsibanks Of this
State. The other departments are about the Same in
each State.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
Exchange Bank of Virginia and branches the slst of
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ETHIOPIAN CONCERT at the ALHAsIRA,
GRAND rrotssy q fpgs%,RM HuMoR
81
fro" the ''a TY$o 22pEs!I1 B1' famous
and fafiSifi p II Of
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EvESSos Feb 10th and llth
%oy s Ind w as S X. ss
cutoa BY the yrolean. Of some q the mos. beautiful
% ss'sf
oess cosssI. 70 eo%@snss ss x o'soes ism
HERR W. BOUCHEK'S CONCERT.
TNCONsEQUENCE Of the inclemency Of the weather.
: A'' b'aens'' of POSTPONED
'p' , ,s Saturday ner Feb h the Apollo Saloon
Mr.; BRADBURYs First Juvenile Ma:,cs Es:tiys Of
dvl the season, vii, be gwen in the BRO DWAY IA.
about S Gia'iifS
Orchestra from the New Y9r1 Bras. Band h.. been n
tsrts,nm.oi. ever gwen By Mr.. 3.
a. door Tickets William ;f N B. rf sii;t II
NIBLO's SALOON.
4. .
ss.a !.
s:s' S:s
ly auld Wife, "A the heart The blind boy"
'!Death az Warren 1.-THE Indians complaint "Oh. why
does The hite man follow my Path r. my Mamie o." Let
us love one another TAX yer cloak about YEP Cam
.a-THE MAY QUEEN a song N three part'-poe'ry BY
Part 1--we OF May
Part II-New Years Eve.
Part III-Return OF Spring.
represents the gradual decay Of ". ung and
lovely girl from the bloom OF health prsmstur. grave
Tickets, 3ocents-to be had at the Music Stores and
the door.
Door open at Ito eommsnee before O'clock f.elo
MINERVA SOCIETY
7NHE sECONp GRANDExCLUslvEF FANCY DRESS
BALL, OF the shove Society will take place at the Nj
neva Rooms, No 4o6 Broadway on Friday, St Valentine
Eve Feb 1916 Tickets can be had the Minerva Rooms
70 6rm
sI,HE SEVENTH ANNUAL D 81. in aid Of the Fund:
j. Of the HEBREW BENEyO MT SOCIETY, VIII
take place Nblos Saloon Wednesday evening The sh
inst Tickets he obtained Of the undersigned committee -
Emanuel d. Hart, Is Wall street
Joseph A. Jackson 1888 Grand street
Lionel A. Myers, 50 Reade street,
John Levy, ass Monroe street
Lewis Mswson, 1863 Water street.
Angel n. Jacobs, % Stone street.
HENRY GOLDSMITH secretary,
f52w-r 50 Waller sir~e,
CROSS'S sPECIFlC MIXTURE,
k ssSs,, sssss =, ssjsls ssss ssis MISS
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ORIGINAL VALENTINES written to order by the Lone
~ Bard syle-Prose Vene, Witty satirica Low
ing, Comical, lronical, or Epigmatical
Acrostics any name. IN any style .
Those who nfdeDce may be assured Honorable
secresy The Bard pledges himself all orders
promptly and the perfect satisfaction applicants
charge will be made Orders will be fulfilled readily
it is ssiblr to compose.
Apply BY letter. The Lone Bard stating
the subject and neral features desired 1902 Nassau
and Fulton where will be found the largest
sortmen of Valentines this country the moderate
prices 70 lw+m
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NEEDLES
lanes SMITH SONS we'll known and highly esteem
ed DrledEyed Needles warranted equal IN quality to
by JAMES WALTON,
No T7k Market street, Philadelphia.
Beware Of Coupterfeits jai lmsr
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MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec' ful
ly inform their friends and the public that they
play at balls and private parties the newest Coalitions,
Wazes Gallops, Polkas by Musard, Strauss, Lanner, La
btzky, &c.
The Band consists Of from twenty-five instruments
with Harp accompaniment Orders will be attended the
shortest notice without disappointment attended with Piano
Forte Mr.. JOHANN MUNCK will give also instruction on
Harp and Piano Forte reasonable Inquire No.
l67 Elm street. il im*m
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AK1IFICIAII Ell ES,
M ADE sod invented by DIR. J. GRAY No. lls Bowey,
I'D \. J. tr Only mandatory Of the Humaa Artificial
Eyy y nc gea ssts' Any pt;s0l that Isle, " es well
u INV rem, FiaT
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Total liabilities $45 se3,eos 4s.93.ilo
The increase in the aggregate movement Of the banks
Of Pennsylvania. for the yearlendng November lS45,
amounts to $3,9406s2 The greatest increase in any
single department. has bean in loans and discounts and
the decrease in the contingent fund.- This increase is
small compared with that Of the banks Of this Sate for
the same period. We annex comparative statement,
showing the leading features of the banks of this State
AMI OF Pennsylvania at two periods
BANKS OF NEW YoRK AND PErNsYLvANrA
Banks of Nec York. Banks Of Penn syrania
Nou 1914 Nor 1856. Nor. 1874. Non. 1885,
L ,ans. IS e25. $40 69l6a 86l 23347,$26 27102d7
Specie. 1858 t92 8,8e45b 598624 $500 $50
Circulation 20 l52.29 2i.375.369 e375A95 lOIO7
Deposits. =. 303,l,622 3lT3,99l 2,2692Ss l3,Hs.N1
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company for January ls45 and 1896 as annexed
NORWICH AND WoRcEsTER RAiL.oAp
Jan Jan 1896 Increase.
Through travel. $2,s37 0e 3,957 81 800 86
Local travel. ...,..... 32at As 4,0l5 43 73 90
Freight 520t So 1881 IS 36 IS
Expresses. oss d oSs IL oS %
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MAHOGANY, RESERVOIR, zEBRANoOD, &c, &c.
Broome and Spring streets. The entire stock will
be sold together parcels suit purchasers from 10
below the market either for cash
note. The following consttus portion Of the stock, viz
20Oon do do shaded and notified do do.
10000 do do superior Rosewood Veneers.
5000 feet X ", u, Ia M inch 2h and inch Mahogany
Boards and Plank
$50 logs Mahogany, 30 do Rosewood, 6 do Zebrawood
logs Rsfip wood. &c &c at2 m'm
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHd
THE TRIIIMpH COMpI EsrEtt

CO1NFOUIVU NTHUF OF NdFHTdd.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE!!
For sale by MOORE & CO, the American Agents, Al
Ann street, and Elliott, l73 DIVISION STREET OPP
posite Ludlow New York. Price 81 bottle-Six bot.
Ties for So Philadelphia Tutle 6s South 4th street
ms I'm lie
/ AWRENCE, MYERS x CO., 80 stone street. have
received ships Epervier and Sea- the aforementioned
Brandies:-
1910 to 1914
Bonnsmort Becker, do do do do
J. j. Dupuy, do do do do.
Which they offer tor SALE The under custom house
lock and entitled 70 dehenture dc 2n*r
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No. Aston Place, late 7th Street,
A feu doors East Of Broad,cay, NeD York.
THE subscriber respectfully informs public that he has
Nstive Cages. Seeds &c and hopes by strict and
sed to indulge in this most asful fancy.
In addition those mentioned his stock will comprise all
Gold and Silver Fish German Pste. made after ap.
N B. Orders from Of the city carefully attended to, and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER.
New York Dec. u, 10la dl2lm*r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

rrBiddsrs will observe, hat ths routes are in all
cases TO BE- Let the lowest gssFsntied proPci ana
Al the cheapest mode Of eonveysnes except where
sise and weight Of the nails (wishoes regard 70 vei
49, ,hs ,oecd called for in the schedues, shall require
higher mode Of conveyance and this the bidders are
requested 10 specify.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-03-14

Postmasie
Post Office Department, January {
Van Buren, Feb, IA, ls4o.-l.sr