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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
l. o X A l. PRO C Els SION
AT Worcester, JuEy 4, 1856.

p r. O G. r A M NJ E
OF Tableaux and mathematical Designs to be exhibited
in the Procession.
No 1..Fiora and attend No. o.. National Flag, with
ants. representations of the 10
No z, May Pole. original States.
No. 3. Spring. No 10. Pyramid
No. !. Lily. No. II. Faith Hope and
No. g. Summer. Charity
No e..Childhood and No. Il. Rose.
No. Z. American Eagle. No. a. Manhood and Old
No. s. Spirit of '76 Age.
No 10 To- '''''.''..''..'....'....... Winter.
NO. Io'..'.' ........................ Shoe.
("There was an old woman who lived in a shoen)
The various designs will be preceded and followed bv
children with appropriate banners and notices
Places will be assigned to all schools aud delegations Of
schools which may desire to be represented in the Pro-
cession.
The Committee having charge of the Procession would
again earnestly solicit contributions of Flowers and Ever
greens OF various kinds to be left at horticultural Hail.
on wednesday and Thursday They also invite the at.
tendance OF ladies at the Hail. at any and all hours after
/ p Wednesday
The procession win form at a. M, in front of Horti
cultural all WIZ tart at a. NJ precisely. from the
City HAM, and will pass through the following streets
viz; From Main through Pleasant to Chestnut street
through Chestnut to Bowdon street, through Bowdoin to
Harvard street, through Harvard to Highsnd street and
through Highland to Main returning through Main street
to the Common, where the children will be dismissed
Further particulars with reference to the of
forming the proce sion, will be communicated to the
teachers of the respective schools at Horticultural Hall
on Thursday.
It's particularly desired that all schools and deega.
tons will report themselves promptly upon the grou1d
that there may be no lay forming the procession
jSl dat JOSEPH N BATES, Chief MARSHAL
GLTY OF WORCESTER.-I BOARD OF
~ ALDERMEN, June 80 1856, Ordered, That the Citv
Marshal be directed to keep Main Street clear of
during the passing of the Floral Procession on the Fourth
of July next
Also that Front street, from Salem street to the Nor.
wch Railroad be closed for carriages during the time of
the Grafton and exercises at the table, the afternoon Of
The same day
And it is further ordered, that the City Marshal give
notice that there must not any crackers fred upon anv
of the sidewalks in this city, on the 4th
Attest: SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk
true copy-Attest: +. WARREN, City Marshal.
o. The foregoing orders will be strictly enforced
JyZ d5t f. WARREN, City MalshaI
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s.A. ROWLAND, Clerk.

EbISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
NJ sHlP.-The copartnership doing business upder
the name and firm of BEMIS CO.. this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons indebted to the copart
nefsP are requested to make immediate payment to Ed.
ward Bemis, who will adjust the same
The business will be continued by Edward Beis at the
old stand. EDWARD REMIS
July 2, 1856 DIV G q HARRINGTON
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Cost an0 Sound.

8 oSA-On the road from Henshaw Pond to worces-
a ter, Green Bag in which were notes of for
Worcester Water Works and other improvements, A
suitable reward will be paid to the person returning tbe
lost property to Mr. P BALL. Civil Engineer Exchange
Building ie25 ar
an WORCESTER COUNTY MECHAN-
ICs' AssOUIATION.-The regular Quarterly
Meeting of the Association will be held in the Police Cort
Room, on TUESDAY EVENING, July 8, at O'Clock.
lst' 10 act upon the names of any persons who may
he proposed for membership to the Association
I'd To hear the report of Committee chosen at the
annual meeting in April to consider what il any aera
ton, ought to be made in Article @ and of the By.
Laws, relating to the duty of the Clerk and Treasurer
and act thereon.
3D. To act upon the subject of what salary shall be
paid the Treasurer for his servc for he ensuing year
4th To hear any report from the Committee of Con.
suco ana he treasurer in relation to The progress of
the New Ball. and in relation to the finances of The AS
sociation. ~ ~
iy3 dim q A uOuT ANN c,,
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&1OOO3WANTED-oa uainoumbered
Slp a UVV scty property worth $4,000. Apply
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ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINC.

VA BE NURSE can be had on application as
Y aooyei also, girl for Sill one for so cts.
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FLIGHT OF ROCKETS.

No. VII. MECHANICS "A beautiful piec4 representing
the Arm of Labor and Industry Beneath is wreath
of foliage, and above appears in letters of silver and col
ored lance worcester the whole being adorned with
cts Of Chinese fire.
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BROViDGNCE AND WORCEsIER
d RAILROAD COMPANY.-DIITDEND. Divi-
dend Of three per cent (hree dollars each share has
been declared, payable on the tenty first Instant at
the Treasurers Office Providence R. L. to those hoiin9
stock recorded the books of the Corporation at The
close of business on the 10th inst
Transfer books closed from 10th to 2lst inst inouse
JOHN h. BALCH. Treasurer
Providence, July g. 1856 dtaul
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WINS MUSLlNsl LAWNS /


LAWNS ! MUSLINSl LAWNS =!
20 French and American Lawn at very low prices
Also, SO pieces Mourning Lawns, cheap
DEBEIGES DEBEIGEs! 10 cases DeBeiges only Six.
pence per yard
DELAINES DELAINES cases DeLaines only So
per yd. cases Berage DeLaines only 80 per I'D.
cHALLIEs' oHALLIEs Gases chalies for Ouy 12le
Prints. Prints. Prints.
cases good American Prints only.
extra American Prints only. ............. SO
All OF Merrmack Prints for.
100 pieces yard wide French Prints only.........l2t
200 pieces yard wide French BrlhaDts.
GINGHAMsl GfNGHAMSl
Only 10 cts per gard for good Scotch GinghGn'.
HOUSEK EEPING GOODS.
10 bales yard wide Cottons, nly........-.......6t
10 cases o wide Cottons, only.
10 cases Beachsd Coons, only. .6to
large lot b other grades Of Cottons at equally low
500 Brown Linen Table coVers. ................G2o
1000 do do large size. ...........5Oo
Bloached Linen coVera all sizes and qualities, at cost
Of importation.
500 dozen Linen Napkins, large ase, very nne... 50
1910 dozen Linen Doyhes. rs
1000 Embossed ratle Covers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
5000 WHITE QUILTS, only. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2S
Also, large assortment Of Nice oailts at cost.
white Linens Of all qualities at cost.
90 places White Linen, slightly damaged, only. s7io
1oo pieces New style Curtain MusIins, In different
patterns, from l2Ao TO 81 per yard.
oply 10 oenta per yard for good plain or Checked
large assortment Of WHITE GOODS Of ali kinds.
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Nem advertisements.

MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
2g7.....-...MAlN STREET, UP STAIRS. ......., 227
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The MONSTER FLORAL SHELLS will be fired 90 times dur
ing the evening This shell is the largest fired in the
United states at pyrotechuca exhibitions and displays
great variety OF garniture.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04

Health and Strength.-DR S. 0 RLGEARD
SONS SHERRY WINE BIrTERS is the best medicine
ever used for Spring and Summer complaints. 1t has
been more iiber9ny paonized than any other ever es
tablished in this country Il is the same Richardson's
Bitters which has restored many nvaids to health
throughout the New England States for the past thirty
years.
N. B. Beware of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
tiers. The genuine have a fac smile Of my signature
upon the envelope. For sale by Druggists every
where and at my Office, No 81 Hanover Street. Boston
myl daw3m+
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FLORAL SHELLS,
TORBILLONS.

No. VIII. MOSAIC BATTERT.-A design in lance, sill
yer and coored Of mosaic work, initiates to battery
Stars, Mines, and explosion of Bees.
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MARRIED.
In Clinton, July 2, by Rev C. M. Bowers, Mr.. NJ. c.
Thwng, (printer) OF Hartford Ct. to Miss Eliza Ring
of Clinton.
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STARCH POLISH WAFERs,
Has removed from NSEbury street to No Oxford St.
Worcester, Mass ieIl DIFF
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Mrs. NJ. W. GeraIds, Female Physician
Mrs. g. having given special attention TO the theory OF
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice, three OF which has been this city, and without
che loss of single mother child would with degree
Of conhdence still vfer and recommend her services to her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson's Se:pentne
Importer.
Residence 60 Summer street, between Central and Elk
hange SITS. Mo diff
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Drawing and Painting, in all the various
modern styles.
MISS GRAVES can receive few private pupils, at
Salisbury Mansion, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
For particulars and specimens, inquire at DR.. Elm.
EBLL's, Walnut street ap12 diff
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Removable W. HoUCHIN. proprietor and ma
ufacturer of
HOuchin's Corn Solvent,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26
Asms gttlus.
FIRE IN GALENA

The Advertiser says Wednesday morning about one
O'Clock hre broke out old wooden building on Main
street. corner of Morrisons Alley owned by Capt Bersie
and owing erhap to the vigilance of the Fire DEPART
ment the whole block consisting of fourteen or fifteen
old wooden vernn with the exception of the
one at the north end of Warren street Nv
Major Farnsworth, entirely consumed The row was
on and extended the entire distance from
rem street to Morsons Alley was one of the old
tiers and the entire loss would probably reach
one Thousand dollars In reality lots are more valu-
able than before the conaaton The only loss sustain
ed' therefore, was by the occupants generally
Oh the poorer Glass; and little able lose There
was little OF no wind however, and the slow progress of
the fire gave them ample time remove their effects so
that the damage was trifing. There were good MANY
families inquiring for houses yesterday.
The buildings owned by Capt Bersie John Curly
j. Connolly, Mieheal Byrne, Matthew Faucett A. J. Jack
son. Mrs Dignan, and probably Others Mr.. Byrne was
proprietor of three buildings and Mr. Curly of two All
or nearly all the parties abunantlv able TO build and
We may expect to fine block of buildings go nm the
present season the site of unsighy objects inst
numbered among the things that We're
No doubt appears exist the fire was the work of
inceniia-y.
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a Modern Pompeii.

any ofour readers have friends in Osweso they NAV
expect TO hear from them in the spring For the pres
emit they in the deep BOSOM of snov-hank
We understand there is breathing hole so that like sheep
who, after days have been dug alive kick
ing from the bottom of snow drift, we expect the
oswegonians 70 be released Herculaneum Pompei
have been uncovered lower lake sister will be
brought light.
The Palladium of Tuesday, the 5th-which by some
convuson has been brou the upper air-records
the burial of that city. 1t Friday night previous
with layer of of three feet livel
commenced. Saturday railroad trains made but two
miles the wind blew gale and the air by
the driving The Pafiadiuu says.
g All Saturday and Saturday night all Sunday and
Sunday nighl all Monday and Monday night all Tuesday
until after midnight, towards Wednesday morning the
wailing bowling, overwhelming tremendous avalanche
ofsnow from the daIkened heavens ereerng before the
dismal believing winds, continued upon US filling
up the Streets choking up every avenne bockading the
stores the house. and covering the great extent
All business entirely suspended throughout our
and the stores did not open shutters Hardly
a man, and not vehicle OF any seen in the
streets for nearly four aysthe angry elements without
holding complete and undisputed dominion 1t was
spectacle that filled the mind and sublime re-
dections-'
The Palladium and The Times suspended for three DAYS
as the carrier boys could deliver the if printed
Many dwellings banked up second stories Wa
ter street is imp2sable roads of the city
impasssbe and the is eight feet deep the
woods Committees work as soon as could be to
relieve the poor.
We hope again here Of Oswego next January tlaw.
What has become of the people up Redfeld some
II forty miles North Of Oswego-where they not
their until II two years oId-eaven only knows
CzeUe. Herald
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a,intral Doint Tribnnf.
zocA1, AND OTHER MATTERS.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

NJ r-orld invite the especial attention, not
= the citizens of Mineral Point, but of all
f-;ends of Education in Iowa county, to the
Dr II VAN DUsEN and JOHN HoAR in
4.r,s paper, upon the subject of Teachers
IS The advantages derived from well
--,pized and properly conducted associations
] ..L;s nature, present themselves 20 the mind
! " = ,,rson who takes sufficient interest In
/ ..nse of Education to think upon the SUBJ
4 .brt for few moments. They should exist
ararv town, and in addition to this there
Ia he 4 County Institute, where all may
=. ,ogetber and exchange views upon sub
.-,,,y,actad with the education of the young
Tho axperience of each teacher may be
~,1a known to his fellow-laborers in instruc
and a mutual benefit result to all. The
.;tivens of this place owe many thanks to the
-,.an+ District Board, (Which, by the way, Is
=. ,,oor rav.l for their unwearied exertions in
ring to get up an interest in our midst upon
- ;,nnorrant subject. We hope others NAV
-.,pplated TO action, and that the ball may
tent in motion until Mineral Point can boast
: schools and School Houses equal to those of
,.v otber village in Wisconsin.
We would say TO one and all, visit your
..ba,ls. attend the meetings of the Institutes
snow what the teachers are doing, and how
vasr children are progressing and if you should
l-,one satisfied that good School House is
,,.y.i. no one Will be sorry to see it erected
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26
SHERIFF IS SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF low,
John Wood, America Moore and Joel CLAYTON Admin
Istrators OF Daniel Moore, FL Ea.
virtue of execution issued from the office of the
ID Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and County of
Green tested the l7th day of September y D. 1885
and Ia directed and delivered against goods and
chattels and and tenements OF the above defend
ants, have levied upon and seized the following
Real Estate, viz: The Northwest quarter of the North
east quarter Of Section No eight (o in Township
O. North, of Range No ~ East of principal
meridian, ia the County of Iowa, Wisconsin
shall oher and sell the to the highest and
der, at public vendue at the front door Court
House in the town of Mineral Point in County, on
Saturday, the 23rd day of February H. 1856 between
the hours of nine o'clock and sitting OF the sun
P. VI. of sail dav. to satisfy said writ and costs.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff. Iowa Co.. Wis
Sleriff's Office Mineral Point, Jan. :, 1880.
FARLEY EATON, Atty for Pn.
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2Bw)
SHERIFI.,S SALE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CoIrrT
SotNIh OF IOWA Iowa COUNTY.
Gilbert Lueverson, Andrew Sturkson and Jacob Season
Samuel Spencer.
)h virtue 90 writ of execution issued of the Of
ice Of the Clerk II the -rcuit Court under the
seal OF said Court agaDst the goods lands and
teneTehs OF Samuel Spencer defendant above en-
Titled cause have iFed upon and viii sell the high
est bidder for cash. at the front Court House
lu the town Of Mineral Point in said County Iowa and
State aforesaid saturday. the sd day of February
d. 1906 between the hours of nine O'Clock NJ and the
setting OF the OF said day. all the right title and in
trst which the said Samuel Spencer had and 10 the
following described lands the the dav of October
A D. Is33 or Al time since that date, south
ha OF the north east quarter Of section No eight 81 in
township No .) north of range Ne three 81 east
of the fourth principal meridian, containing SO acres
As9-the south half &c the norru-gyts1 ..sfr Of is
No nine, 90 in township No a. north OF range
No tnrec 90 of the fourth principal com
tanning SO acres, be the less All of said
Lands lying and being in Iowa County Wisconsin.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff.
Sheriff Ofice, December 20 lS55. 5w3
l. II. STRONG, ESQ Atty for Plaintiffs
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CIRCUIT COURT,
In CAancery.
; On Bill for Partition.


VIE said complainant having fled his bill of complan
IN the Circuit Court in and for Iowa county Wisron
s on the Chancery side thereof said
praying the PARTITION of the quarter of th
south east quarter of Section number in town
ship number five, 90 north, of Range number one n
east IN Iowa county, Wisconsiu,-the said
also having issued Subpoena in Chancery against the
said deenlants. which Subpoena has nv
SnerH of said county, served reason that
defendants, either of Them could be found in
said county and 1t satisfactorily appearing the afia
WI OF Amasa Cobb, Solicitor Tor said complainant that
the sald defendants either of them found
IN tins State II motion of the said compla
by his Soheltor hereby ordered that the
l. A Luil If living and if deceased. at law who
are unknown, the heirs at law of the George Moore
deceased who also unknown, all every person
or persons party PARTIES herein and they
and each of them hereby required appear in said
Court and answer the said corpianants said bill of com
paint before the 18th d. March, A. D. 1856 or
the SAID bill OF complaint will taken
decree entered accordingly.
And II Is further ordered, that the said complainant
cause this order to be published
at least once in each week. in the Mineral
une, weekly newspaper pubished Mineral Point n
said county and that the first publication made
within twenty days from the date order-Dated
this 18th day of December, A. D. 1886.
By the Court. NJ. NJ. COTHREN,
Circuit Judge.
hereby certify that the above is true copy of the
order made by said Court. aid cause as the
same remain file III my Office
JAS. HUTCHINSON Clerk
(Z-ow1 Circuit Court, Iowa Co., Wis.
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WHICH Is RIGHr-PIcKNEY PIERCE.-Hon. Charles
Piekney, Of South Carolina, writing Washington,
just after the passage of the Missouri Compromise.
that IL would give the South in short time, add
ion of six and perhaps eight, members of the
the United States Il Is considered here by the slave
holding States as a GREAT TRIUMPH"
On the other hand Mr. Pierce informs the that
tins compromise reluctantly acquesced by the
Southern States, the peace and
Of the Union Which is right:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

MEyERAL PoIST SEMINAEY-The Committee
70 obtain subscriptions for the erection of suit
able buildings for this Institution, are now
tl>ily at work. We wish them much success.
We shall next week publish the Act of In
a1rporation, as we are satisfied many misunder-
sand the objects Of the Seminary.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

IL The printing committee of the Assembly has re-
ported sundry flaws in the way Of
ge the bills Of the State printer the
81 200 they mostly in the shape Of double and
treble frequent charges for composition
stance the Historical Socieys Report of last winter is
charged times, many documents The
law Of 81 expressly throws out all constructive char
-es.-SeHtiHel Cor.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26
In Justices Court.

Town I1% Sf Mineral G%sHI Point In Justice. Court
To Michael G. Stapleton.
NOU are hereby notified that writ attachment has
been issued against you and your property attached
to satisfy the demand of Robert Whitney amounting 10
one hundred dollars Now, unless shah appear
fore Eer Polk, Justice of the Peace said Co-
~ al his office IN said town, the 9Th iav of February
u 1896, at one o'clock il the afternoon judgement viii
DC rendered against you, anu property sold pay
the debt.
Dated this 18th day of January A. u. 1856.
ROBERT WHITNEY PLAINTIFF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

Kansas EMIGRATION MEETIsG.-The people Of
P-atteville, Grant county, propose to hold Kan
Emigration meeting within few DAYS. for
tie purpose of aiding such as wish to 90 to the
Territory A number of the PIatteville people
intend to remove to the $ battle ground Of Free
doa, and if there is to be free fight there take
hand in 1t.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

CHURCH.-Aceordng previous notice, Rev. B. Phil
LIS Of Mineral Point organized in this village the
10th and 18th instsnts, Presbyterian Church. 20.
connected with the Dane Presbytery. Rev Jos H. MAST
has been preaching here for time past
the prospect of seeing gathered togther large pros
porous society.-RichlaHd County Obserrer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

CARE or BAGGAGE THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL
RoADIn the last six months of the last year
hundred thousand trunks carpet bags chests, boxes and
othe articles of baggage checked upon the New
York Central Railroad, and passed into the baggage
Of the several trains The road had pay only
SIS worth having been lost, and only s97 IS worth
having been stolen In marked the and
system OF the company, is the carlesness Of travellers
and enigrants In the stray Baggage Room, Albany,
there are, at this moment p 035 pieces Of baggage
iibQEy Ere. ,y9t-.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

sHGE.TIoS.-Although immigration fell away
greatly during the year 1885, the returns of the
Presea, year show still greater decrease. Up
IS February 9Th. only $3.50 immigrants arrived
Il New York, against 1855 during the same
period last year-a falling off ia little over
one month Of 6.035
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

PARDON OF NDIANs.-We learn from the St. Louis Re
publican that the President of the United has for
warded TO Fort. pardon for the
confinement at that post charged with the
the mail party Fort Laramie, last year These
anstive in number-were delivered up Gen. Harvey
and Leavenworh for confinement ana trial
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

Faru Trees d SHRUBBERY.-The time for
,-aasplanting trees is fast approaching, and We
~ cratified 10 learn that our citizens Will have
!, opportunity of supplying themselves with
the hest quality Of Fruit Trees, and almost every
variety Of Shrubbery, from the g Mineral Point
Nursery recently started by Levi Sterling. at
his residence about four miles from town
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

\ PaUDENT LADY.-A woman advertising for
II ahusband, wants him to be not only :" strictly
religious" bat OF good character" We sup
pse the lady has discovered that the first of
iaese qualifications does not necessarily embrace
the other.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-26

NEW YORK Feb. 81.
The latest advices by the Canada state that
the peace protocol had been signed by the Min
listers of the Five Powers
The Bank OF England has raised the rates of
stock loans to six and half per cent.