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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

MURDER TRIAL AT DErROIT-We learn from
tie Free fress that colOred by the name OF William
H. Anderson WAS week tried Detroit for the muir
der Of Thomas Bingham aito cooreG man. an mat city'
Oh the 25h OF last The trial lasted three days
when Il fnsy submitted q the jmy under the charge
the Judf IRE jury, AFTER an absences Of halt an
hour reiurped verdict Of guilty OF murder In the first
tegree Tho punishment prescribed by the laws of Mich-
gar IL solitary confinement In the state Prison at hard
labor for lie.
TT IL lie now nearly two years since Capital
Punishment was abolished in Michigan and the
above we are not mistaken. is the first case of
murder that has occurred IN the State since the
law weut into operation. II The predictions OF the
advocates Of the eellows had been fulfilled there
would have been 4 grand satanss Of murderers
and cut-ihrosts in the State before now. Is humsn
lie more safe in States aiherng TO the Death Pen.
atty than in Michigan Who believes III
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WISCONSIN.

- - 49,
Bank OF British North Am. 5
Bangue ne Peupi@. MOnrido
City Bank, Nontrcai.... do
Con. Bk of q. {. kings'n do
Gore Bank, Hamilton So. do
Montreal. Bank of....... do
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CITY ITEtl..

RESCUED FROM DRowSISG.-Mr 7. C. Witten-
'urgh Of Foughksepss, yesterday rescued yoanr wo-
man who fell oa the dock At TIE 100. Of Dsys. We are
informed that This 4. the hh per.on be has ss7si from
drowning within a few years
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7. 7 lfVIIlI' ItfotIITT
Philadelphia December q la7. il 2awjw
Lives OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
WDHNIS AUbINsONi FTrsldenI
s,NL HANvAy Secretary.
mfSruRN Posr. ND. Phgsicisn 5oi Broadway dl

~ DIR. thri~tte's tsIiy9aic ltiugs, Belts,
Bracelets md Magnetic Floid.-stransess are re-
specially Informed that the only place in Ne-lok g
obtain thess celebrated articles, genuine Is a. "a II.
Broadway between John-st and Iaden-lan7 - In 81
Gases Of NERVOUS DISEASES the efficacy Of Christist
raivanic articles - truly wonderful and their great c-e
Sty has caused them be ccgLtered by -csiJ persons
sh5 orsr spurious ant worthless ttols, az ANS. wash
ths puh, are respectful guarded No Druggist OF Drul
sis-e In York will BE- allowed % sell Dr. Chr.
ties articles The sale and exclusive Agency Srosd
gay AL u
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REKFORD & CO.

PUBLISHERS AND EOOK, ELLEES, ? Aston House
L receive Oh the Esw ana chesp publications az soon AZ
lssufd Lately rublisl ed
Tie Mysteries and Missiiss OF New-Nork by Ned Bent
line a h0, 4 worth residing IS cts.
kssls Everls IN he History Of America 3 cts
Quiet Husband. by Mis- Pickenug 5 cts.
Usher De Medina, BY Reynolds 81.
Sgtil Leonard. b. Ms Grey. IS cts.
Sorg. for fAe People No. l. IS u ustratiors p cts
TIE Fed Rsyencer. by Ned beutlins. - cts
The Chietsin uf Churuhusco, BY Harry Helysrd = eta
Saahie or the snoering Jew. by Rev. G. Croly SC.
Cd Wine ~ New Bottles. by A. X. Gardner. - cts.
Chambers NJ see lay, No o. - csns
Mdsumm-I's nv, hy Mrs Hall. p cents.
Doribry a Son. 80 Is ~ Chis Dickens ~ eta.
The Playmate, ~. ., capital work tor the young -
81 year
Flowers Personifei, No. IS. splendid work. IS cts
Tbs Anglers Almanac tor 1913. ~ cts.
All the weekly papers ior sac By
I2is BERFORDN co. 2Astor Houre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05
~ rIsorhead's tsradnaled Magnetic Ma

riine.-Thsse ne y and beautiful ins.runs have Re
.cived the general commentator OF tho medical PROBES
sion Of this city account OF ther Esst simplicity sno
ercelence They confidently recommended ~ bslns
tha most beautiful c1nvsnlent and erectua scs o. the
ra which has ever been introduced % th- public In
iis. Il chronic nervous character th- success
.srdiux their use truly wonderful Hash .-ln7 Is So
.onranict By rsu1si With f1l directions, ,n1 = aI
rsued Manufactured ana sod wi3ss.ie aud retail -
SRI n .. L. ZOO 80 ifl Bfeslgay' n
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PIANO FORTEs.-Psrsops shost par
- chas ns Fisnos vii. ind Il % their sdvsn.
"RHss- 10 call al z. Glenn Coz Msspsaeto.
~ n Wy, ist ysitonst west Of Rroadssy) 4
general sotnsn hahcyaoy aad Rosewood Place cor.
s41ty hand, which VIII be scS low for ee4h or %.
proved paper. Dealers snDpllsd ikaxal .srDs.
MN 0ItNN 4 CO 1874 y.ftns-sa
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NOW READY.

'T'HF ANGLERS ALMANAC tOh lof3, comprising
beside usual information. Statistical Account Of
Fishing Arrl-g Anecdotes, Sc SC N ~ abolished
cover emhler1afc eng avings &c Price II per dozeni
u cents each For sale BY
john }. BROWN co. l22 Fultcnst
Aho by Burgess. sfungsr 4 Go. ~ Roadway Long
Brother - Ann-st Befflrd Co. Aston House and W
n Graham. rrblue Buildinss IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

z / 4 en- "a. p. Green z ~
al U1.ou Pa Newport. do
al. Btn1 af Newport.
Gog. WlIlisils b. Prov. Z
smlt.fe.f Exchange bank iO
smii41-.l L.u-a1ck bs.-do
,mlilrell Union b1rk....1o
Traders Bank Newport. do
rralrrs 8alA ,Provine1ce 90
Crfol Ba-s, froril-rce. DO
Village 5llk ,l1ll-ael1... DO
N1rrel Sans
.Nar1sicE 5snk...........l1
Washington b. We-ierly 10
W-yboEsei Bank, Pros...do
Wconsocketf "a CgIl'd-dO
sgakefc,iBsls.........d0
tONNEC1iS Jr.
RlcEfI ori.........s ...s..
CIV Bark, New haVtn...lu
cg1n.ciilltak BrI9er't. 30
CLHiger bkgto. hsrli.lo
0snhuy sans Hurwalk..d0
g..t he idsn bank .......dn
FxcaauL- BsnF Ha-tor1.dn
FairfeidCo. 81. S0rvnls.
Farm NMech Bk. hartid.do
HEREFORD 8snE-...........co
Jeweli Cily bau4.........lo
Mechanics Bans, y. H..
Merchants Bk. N0rwlcl..dO
Nerilen hank ..........do
Midiieser Co. b. Lidiu.co
Mysiic bark..............do
New-Hayen Bank.........d0
Vew-Ilaven Co. Bank....to
New London Bank.......co
Norwich Balk............co
Phnuix Bank, Hartford. do
Quinaebaug 81. Norwich.cg
stanford Bark............do
.lOui1ziOn Blns..........Co
Thames Bank. orSicn...eO
Thompson nans.........-lo
TO.i4ld Co. hA. i0.lanu...ao
Union Bk. New Lord0n..d0
Whaling b. New Lond0n.do
Winftam Blnk...........dO
VIM. ann Co. a.. kr'aIFu.lO
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pAGuEREEoTYPE LIgENEssEs.

Infsrus biz friends ard the public that be hs removed
his Rooms.
fEsTABLfsHrD ~ l5fn1
From The corner II Chsmo-fET and Broadway IN the
Granite builiirEs 20
Ils lhafham--r. opposite rhe Chatham Theatre,
over Ne-srs. Ols-uer a folngs Grocery store.
Pr4crs for Pictursf from 81 sFiaayA
According % size. nurb-r Of psrsors plate. and
richness q tie case frame
lIKEsEssEs ~ARlASTrD
NJ b-Es leave - stale % the public that he IS Ia
WAY connected Slth any other
DhguEzzEAs Es-k1lIsaAEsT
Ia this or lny other city. o. 3neodi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05
WOMAN AND ryER DISEASES.

INROM THE CRADLE 10 TIE GRANt--by Id.
4 ward Dixon, D. a5 pa-es-tourth edition - -
Also by the as'iar work addressed TO Young Men
as edition price 81 Containing srevi-~ of
every disease n language adapted u every reade
"Hyorocee, Nsnc0cele &c. &c. are particularly well
modern science" Boston Medical Journa.
THE practitioner will find il aboundins with valuable
hints aud the general reader with many useful and eau
fious wsrn'ugs" sw-York Journal Of Medicine, &c.
Or Dixon pupil Of nr aotti HIS books written
with admirable delc4cy. yet with meat earnest real
New arb Daily.
Agents wanted. For sale by cHARLss H. RlNO,
81 ..r.st n~l Kre.d tysv
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THE END IS NOT YET.--A Vera Cruz correspon
dent offhe Pica1nnc. writing Dec. 9. saYs:

dent ofthe Picoyune, writing Dec 9, says:
Nearly years residence in this country has given
considerable insight into the Mexican cha acter, and the
more see from day 10 day the more confirmed an Ia
The opinion thai have yet the Of his
var, and that II viii not only require long time. but
large army the United this unfortunate
country. say IL 20 us, because have become
convinced that will under The subsection Of
the great Republic Of The North, form portion III.
From the dsy Mexico secured her independence civil
dsc1cs have ruled supreme, aud split them up into
many parties in deadly hatred against the other that
they could not be united But tie hatred agans
the Americans exists with all parties and the question
which remains 10 be solved iscau this unite them
An evidence OF this may be seen in Vera Cruz. Mexi-
who formerly tbs most conspicuous and the
first 10 take part in all civil 1r0 take no interest
ANYTHING except what may lead to general union OF
Mexcsns against the United States and protect the
Try against farther invasion.
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BOSTON COUGH CONTRIBUTION.

ryNuIS CELEBRATED and well knoVnarl.cls has been
Ia extensive usr Tor more than TWELVE WARS with
ihe resf-s Ils well established reputation IN
cunng ColGs, COLD, HOkRsENsss, BaoscHlTls and al
FLLWCNAls cCmplarls readers II unnecessary 10 en-
large upon iis merits lIs only 5e added ila i Il lie
OEI6ISAL AND oSLY cENUlSE
COUGH CANDY,
alI the only which actually contains Cou 81 Balsas
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.. al
The puh'c Informed hat Messrs. Kushiou 60. are
ffr tir AGENT for hs sale Of lls Coniesi0n, bot
that the guiae I4nec ONLY 81 he iOOwing duly
appointed agents HENRY JOHNSON,
273 Broadway, General gent
Sold also by A. T. WinshiP, II East Broadway and
COcfinglOa. J05 HIdsou
Also. WHITWELLS ORIGINAL oPODELDOC.-
Price 3 GEMS Tie best possible f rheumatism,
crsmp. sprans. IL &c.
t,Y- Bswsre Of IuiiisfioHf Sold By II. JOHNSON, rs
Roadway and Sands q % Ful.Du c@3 fm-oois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

INTRODUCTION % ths study of NtiuFs n JOY,
AN series q Lectures delivered 10 the a " tho Cor
lee Of Ph,.icisns and Surgeons New-York, by Prof
Aeassis uisported Tor The Trbunel Illustrated with
numerous rnsravings. Also Biographical = . Of the
Author gvo. pp -.
Price 3 cents or wh@n Is RENTED BY NAL az our
risk will s-0d Eve pies The postage each copy
l. y fer any distance Whatever The Lectures may
also BE- obtained from any Of onf agents.
az ". DNNsW GREELEY y ncELRArH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

SUDDEN DEATH.-As policeman Dermot; was
taking his rolnds last evening be found Mr. Bsni amin
Fowler 10 the street. having fallen down IN consequences Of
Sickness srd ho expired before be c0lt De tas-n 20 BIS
piacs0f resiisnce
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I AIDES COMP IMENTARY BALLto eeorg.
COMPREHENSIVE.


NTOTTCE.--Nea-Yo,k. sist December isi7--The
y hfms 81 FIRTH HALL. F.an2lin-sqosre, and
FIRTH. HALL POND. "a Hroadway y, having been -.
solved hy u4toi consent 81 subscribers have formed
hrn conduct the business under the o
WILLIAM HALL SON, s.d have cpened their store
q The oid esta1 'hment corner Of Br2edws I'D Pars
D,lsd SsT-Yors Dec. 1871. JAMES + HALL.
WILLIAM HALL SON. a59 Broadway. corner Ct
Pafspoo- NewYors, will continue the man factare Of
pisnoore', with tho patent Vibrating over bridge hntes
guitars cariouets AascOefs &C c. $50 the publication
Of mu,ic and The importation of al kinds u musical IN
= unelis ard music. They have secured the agency
from tie L0ndon Sacred Music Warehouse of Allied
Noteilo for the SAFE OF all tho standard musical works
published By th.t hocse.
Just received large assortment Of Novelties Cheap
Muscs CLASSICS, being new A1d cheap edition o. all the
OF Mozart Haydn, Beethoven, Weber, Webb ~
Also, Mczmrs Requiem. with English words. Rombergs
Harmony Of tht Spheres, RomherFs Ie Deum &c &c
yces CaihclTal Music and Services for the Episcopal
CAurch-a great variety Of pew Anthems Oratoos vocal
srd Instrumental parts for q the largest assoft
,n@ut of organ 1usc for sale the United States
Agents .lr NA|mtlnes London catalogue OF standard
w0rt, afos masses. ctuffh services operas and q
very large assortment harp music By bCchsa ard others
al ne ahove viii b. solo prices much less THIN could
be procured By direct importation.
Music ir ported - order Agents Tor the celebrated
PsNuFoErEs manufactured b. ssAst Crmstcu1 Allen,
BOSTON New Music received from al parts of he Vntsd
St.'es As soon o. published IL WIS
NOrIIE.-Thr subscriber h,. this dag admitted Mir.
lNJOAN T.. MOTLEY A. a partner, end the business
Will hereafter he conducted under The name OF }. \.
HERRiCk co. 81 the new Store, p johns, To- which
il imMTwisGThFSos
NOyItE-ibe cO-partnership heretofore existing be-
lNtseeu the subscribers under the hrm % JACOBS&
SONS, j. his day dissolved b. 10 m tation, gel
Jacobs retiring from the business ANGEL JACOBs.
ALFRED JACOBS,
Nsw-YoTk. January 9, i843 JACOB JACOBS.
The subscribers will settle the sdirs Of the late firm
and continue the business under the name 81 J. IA
COBs ALFRED JACOBS,
Nsw-York Jan 3, 1913. Juw'l JAcOB JACOBS
NOTICE.-The Understood have th's day formed a CO.
partnership under the n-n VI BOSINiCk KENI
ATWOOD Wholesale dea efs ia SHAW goods, has caps
UMBRELLA, &C sud have ts.eu the store 10 Psaist ana
OLIVER N. BOsTWIcK,
EDWARD RENT,
Il fts CHAs ATWOOD. Jr.
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Tn0MPsON,s PREMIuM TRUSS,

CHEI.SEA CROCKERY sTORE-Chiss, oisss
OsDa E.Tthsn-vsrs cheaper than .syer-ThoA, No
sOKLZY Of tho ChsIssa Crochsry Store, IS EfD1tks
avenue near F0ureeathst IN edition 10 be sse ssks
h,s opened showroom The store of fseb Bsney
oods bought sueou for cssh end h bad sAsspss
than any olb-r IN tie sifyk just opsned S1 eus
Oesssssrs dozen rSrblss 100 cozsn Vince 500 Chtss
Tea Dinnsr sa1 Toilet sets tsmitss end retailer vti
40 vel 70 sal before pafshsstss sissShsrs al ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

THE HISD0o GiRL-Toe following interesting
fact was stated in recent lecture by Me- Perp0nt
AZ the present pay, The unoducited Hinaoo girl ~ the
neness Of texture productions Of the most perfect ma
chsery, il III. mahulcure Of cotton aud muslin cloths
In frg md cotton had been spun ne that IL would re
qure thread Of go miles ~ length 20 weigh p3unf
but the Hin'oo girl had, by her hands. constructed f.
thread which would require % he extended 1000 miles O.
wei.h q pound and the Deccale usns Of her manufic-
ture when spread GA inc gousd aud covered with dew
are no longer visible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

CHLORoFORN.-C. T. jackson. Md Of Boston,
the discover Of the adaptation destroy
sousness and Thereby obyse all pain the ssvere,,
goal operations, has addressed Communication the
Boon AGs sivng the results = bis experience In testing
the virtues Of Chlcroform as substitute He says;
50 far ss can form an opinion, from considerable
humber Of careful experiments hink probable that
this application will suqerc,ce thar q Snlphurc
Ether. and Ehen manufactured a large scale pa
cious stills Cbloroforn may belnads ~ sufficiently r. ~
cost 70 authorize rs general ngoymeut n surgical
eases, when painful operations 10 Re performed II
may be made odveniageonsly from rum or whisky while
pure SulpLufic Ether Only he made from lie rpo.t
highly Tsct1ed alcohol. A. may Re made In ary rum is-
tery where steam or water bath Is employed aua m ~
be collected In tanks and separated from al traces of Al
coho by washing Il with water. Chioroern ig cooo,pc
u two atoms OF carbon. atom Of hydrogen ard three
atoms OF chlorine II heavy sweet hud, having %.
gr. is9 At bVF. according 10 my experimental or
Ase as gwen n the books. T. tos az l4l ana l. yrry
volatile, having fragrant odor. II Is not comtusibe
when dame Is applied to IT, s It's mixture with the ar
explosive.
To Professor simpson, Of Edinburgh am Indebted Tor
the nfst account Of this application Of Clloroform.
and Immediately receiving bis pamphe, and letter
began series Of experiments which resulted In entire
success. have prepared Ch0rOiorm from alcohol aud
from wood napha, Che latter giving quite peculiar
Chlorofrm) and have tiled several experiments with l.
by nhAng Il myself and by caus ng my pupils 70 rhae
II. have also furnished samples Of the ChJrofOrn %
Of distinguished surgeons physicians and den
lists And have administered IL myself to several eisp-
guished gentlemen, aad 10 persons who have
extracted and Ia all the have witnessed, lot
single isure has taken place. have any unpleasant
symptoms followed.
In Administering no apparatus "a needed beyond sim
pie piece q cloth " open texture, small conc sponge,
linen cambrc handkerchief Take the cork from
phal Of Ch0roi Tm and apply the cloth its month";
shake the bottle, as 70 wet spot the handkerchief
Gust as people commonly scent handkerchief with
l0gne) cover the mouth and with 1t lightly and let
the air be drawn partly through the cloth Five six full
Inspirations generally suffice TO profuce momentafy it,
sensiblty and few bring sound. snoring sleep
Ia which no pain can be felt even when the knife
terry are applied.
Is probable, from the experiments made IN Europe and
IN this country that this agent will take the place Of
Suphuric Ether In Surgery and Dentistry ana that
extensive DEM and for IL viii take place. An opportunity
is thus afforded for working much Of our AewEngland
Rum in unnil ArnIna1le and much more us-ll liquid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05


TO Bl TCHERs.-To sell out tbs business an nk-
lures Of Butchers shop Ia an excellent SITUATION,
with good OF business. IAs only reason that tn
presea occupant wishes 70 decline II the ~ health Of as
family. InoaiTe l79 Third svsnu- u W
C,uIpRDFt,fh-Ttis le~ sIbs,if1te Tor 81 phcrc
u ether fof producing iusensailty durag surgical oq
.tsus ard Ot.tetric cases ean te bad csr-fay pre-
osr,l AID perfectly pure s. Dost CHILIONs ChsmicA
Dsplt - Chsmhe 49, ~ -
Z,TE41i-PONER TO LET.-we'i-lshisd rogms
Ia CT f0r manufacturing Fufpos- % lei
,r,Ivt, DiEFI BROTHER % n. Ntlhsm-.'
nYF.ENl's FOR THE HOLIDAYS moe
r..fu ant And ouFa5- srile- ca .Ot 'r Pt-sat-o
- go hoassksep-G than one Of barness superior Doo
Mats giyiug fnsA 70 hall thai eAnno. Dc
Tisx are 49, ccmpetc sarret etsri-t. .,,.-,r,
lucy a'e 49, BARNEs 4 McHEACHNlE.
an isH 11bf2.a~.5 81 - -
NV EIRN--Ths .nbscriaeis Invite 1.rulien =
~ he .sofimeut Of account books emoi acre. ~
variety Of ani styles Ct hindias in.ae o. az 49,
quality pare. Also, paper AID fttipncfJ OF - N'-
"a hich hey " IN sell a. tho lowest prices -.
frn,ing Of every descr Ptioa executed 81 'ns 'oN7
rates T.
Boss ruled and bound 70 any ps.srn desired 40 ta'
ushss Al the tine prouaisei FRANCIS / LpL TILL
II Boob se-Es sad stssieorrs, u ksiasa-lsae
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GREElEY 4 McELRATH, Publlsher.,


~ The Third Number o. the above Work = nov pub
shcd Orders n4y BE- sent 10 any Of the booksellers IN
New-York. Phi iadel pAia or Boston
~ The numbers be srnt 10 any part Of the United
states BY mail and Postmaser RENTING us Fr> Dollars
will be entitled three perfect copies Of the whole work
Reuittances sent by mail are A. our risk.
oil DAM 0REELtY SIC ELRArH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

Hos JAMES COOPER The Geffysburg Pa St1r
safes thar letters from Mr. Cooper dated Liverpo, and
London n the beginning OF December, announce his ar
rival IN England, after pagsase dtwely DAYS. A. the
time O Nriiilg his last letter, ho IN good health an
des.gued starting for Italy 10 few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

; Merchants FIX. New bern 2
-ioTTu-C kgfDIi>s.
Camden Benk..........-..-
Charleston. Bank Dido
Commercial bsnk ,-.-....co
; Gcrrgrfuvn. Bank Dido
Han tgrEh, Bank 0f......to
Merchants Bank
Planfefs = hccrcuicsB s.co
Soufh-Caroiira Bank OF. do
, :. Western 7 h.COmpanydo
. Sfale Sank ~ :. CAroinA.co
Union Bank OF = Carolina. do
GEORGIA.
Augusta IN. 4 Banking Coz
Algusfs. Bans Of.........dO
Brunswick. Bark Of ....do
ofso.RR S B.. CO. Athers.ds
Do Branch. Augusta. do
NarueSfirfirs 3 kSav'h.co
Mechanics Bank Augusga.co
\ MiIlec gesEIe. bank of....co
! Planters B'k. Slvsnrsh do
s. MARY B ark of'''''.''co
y siafsoiCa. B'kofSavs'h. do
LOUISIANA.
II Caua A fkg Co. y. ofi.. ?
I Crrlon RKaBks Go. N.O5o
b City Raus of =. of.esn@..co
1asLiglfL BAsCo. NO. 90
7 Ioristlr8 .hanAof. y O-to
Louisiana state Bk. \. O.to
F. Sec. j. Traders Bk, No. 30
Union Ek. Lon -iara. y g.do
ALABAMA.
I Sieff BIZ AIl. l. Branches. ;
T Bauk OF Noodle ........ii
OHIO.
I Bank cfSieubrlylIle..... 2.
City Bank. Columbus. 40
IIiiy Bank. Cincinnati lido
City Bank. Cicve end... do
ICircievilie. Bank Of.... DO
I Clinton Bank, Columbus, do
Commercial b., Cincin'u.jO
DayiOr Bans.............do
Exchange Bank. Cclum.. DO
Far 4 Nee. RI. Suub'vi.led0
Fransiin Bank .Ciucinnaiudo
T, FranklluEank. Co.umbus.dO
I, Geauga. Bk OF, Painsville.co
Lafayette Bank. Clncin'ti.do
Marietta. Bans of.......~dO
Massillor Bank 0f. .....de
MountPleasllt.B Bank Of. DO
I Norwsls. Bank of........do
10. Life las. l. T. Co. Gin. do
sancusky, Bank Of......do
, ale bsrk.........-......do
y West'n REESE Bk, Warrendo
! Wooster. Bank of........ do
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INDIANA.
. State Bank of Indiana and
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Far. ( Mer. Bk. Memphis. -
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WISCONSIN.
Wisconsin. Mar. and Fire
lns. acknowledgements
CANADA.
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VIRGINIA.
BALLS.

THE FOURTH ANIMAL BALL OF the IRISH
fllb tANI SOCIETY viii take place At the Coliseum
Rooms 40 Broadway, Tuesdsy evening. Jan. 1913
Tickets 10 admit gentleman and two ladies, -j--can
be procured at the Office Of the Society p spraces VI OF
the following committee.
GREGORY DILLON, q Chamhersst
JOSEPH slJ ART 10 Wihamst
HUGH KELLY, 1873 Rowery.
. JAMES MATTHEWS. % Nallst
JAMES REi BURN. - South Wil!iam-st
WILLIAM kEDnOND, ~ ENchsnse place
FELIX lN6OLDSBY, ll9 Maiaea-lane.
JOHN MANNING. if6 Pssri-sf.
CHARLES SWEENY. 10 Centre st.
JOHN NICHOLSON, 20 Pines.
WILLIAM WATSON 50 Exchange place.
JAMES DWELL. l79 Wesf-st
THOMAS SNANWICh. IS Pine-sl
y. DONSELLi, south William-st
CHARLES = SHEA. 90 LibeTty-st.
4. a. NANNY. 90 Pine a.
y. u. DAILY. 80 Brosi-sf. aud
FRANCIS MANN, l50 Pears, DIS 2tswtJl sedJll
I AIDES COMP iNESTARY BALL 70 Geors.
4 ~. ~ ans, Tnminany Hall. Feb IS. 1913. Tckeu
admitting gentleman and ladies -, be had Fl the
once Of Young America, lf2 Nassaust t0m the Pre5i
dent, go Broadway or Of any Of the Committee
3 NJ CLANNON, President
MARIA T CoHMCRFoRD Secretary.
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~ Hon. Richard Fletcher, Of Boston. il is RI
sofed In Massachusetts, 70 be appointed the SUI
irene Bensh place Of Judge Judge Allen. Of MID
fss<x, s.so laned.
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DIST. OF COLTlI,

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Farm.&MecLB .OeurwudC
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Patriotic BIZ. Washington do
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Union Il kOfGeorgetOwn.d do
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Exchange Bank...........f a
Farmers Bank ofNiralnIa,dC
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