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NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS 6I15,r >,n.o,n
No A SECOND STREET,
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BUYS No Sells FiRsTCLAss GR6GND RENTS.
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LOANS Special attention given to the Negotiation
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EXECUTES ORDERS FOR STOCKS in all the markets
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ments. Interest allowed on deposits. jal8d
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who try them, will stick to them.
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From the Western R. r. Gazette, Chicago, I'LL
We heartily endorse M Spaldng, and his unrval!ed
Cephalic Pills.
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from the Advertiser, Providence, r. IL
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache and of the very that
frequent complaint which has ever been discovered
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| pOARDING.-A small family having two
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with or without Board TO two three gentlemen Apply
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ROARDING.-SI OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17
THE RECEPTION AT ALBANY.

fVU ISDI.
The Joint Legislative Committee upon the reception OF
the President elect held its last meeting this afternoon
The instructions given by the Senate to its committee
settled the question Mr. Lincoln is TO be quartered at
the nelavan He is TO have private dining IL he
desires it. The legislative Committee is to introduce
the Citizens Committee, and the latter will introduce the
citizens unfortunately at levee in the evening. A
ladies' leyce will be he Il on Tuesday morning.
So King Morgan has been defeated by the ndomitabc
Bergen Governor Morgan's friends assert, however,
that Mr. Lincoln being thus left to do he pleases will
with the little Governor and has indeed already ac
ceptcd the invitation
A majority Of the committee left for Utica this after
noon to meet the Pres idcnt there.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY fcD lG, 1861.
Tho squabble between the committee for the reception
of the President elect and Governor Morgan was brought
up in the Senate this morning immediately after the pre-
scntaton OF petitions by M snSoA who moved to dis
charge the Committee of Reception from further service
Debate followed, Mcssrs. GOWN, GR,NTand SrSola at
lacking the action OF the chairman OF the legislative
Committee and the Governor for making, as ey alleged,
party affair Of the Presidents reception, they having
refused give legislative dinner and agreed that Mr.
Lincoln should dine with Gov Morgan and 50 - keen him
snugy amongst the republican politicians, while the
people desired to show him some honor.
Mr. SINoIA said that according to the programme oil
the Governor dinner table, published IL the papers at
the time OF the dinner to the FRINGE OF Wales, only
twenty four persons could be seated and he wanted to
tnh- Nba cnoun the members Of the Legislature would
have.
aIr. HAMMOND said that they could 20 the second Ia
BILE He moved that the Legislative Committee provide
suitable apartments for the President az the same
hotel and that the Legislature meet him on his arrival
in the city and escort Inn TO his quarters, welcome him
to the capital and tender him tho hospaltcs II the
State, as best suits hi inclination
The chairman Of the committee presented the pro
gnamme, as published in The Ereniaa Journal, that
recommended by the committee
Debate warmly going at quarter pas: one O'Clock
r. NJ
The Senate adopted Mr. Hanmond's amendment, and
instructed the committee 10 procure apartments, 10
which Mr. Lincoln will be conducted leaving tho
Capitol the gues OF the State and not of the Governor
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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.
Decision fn the Case of the Fugitive
slave Anderson-The Pris,i or Set at
Liberty.

HAMILTON, Q, W., b, 10, 1861.
The final decision in the a Auderson the fugitive
slave was given to day The Court sustained the dc
cson OF the Court Of Queens Bench on the question of
law and was unanimous in dschargng the prisoner
a technicality in the commitment Anderson is there
fore set at liberty Great joy y maeifesed especially
among the colored population
TO THE EDITOR or TBE HERALD.
INV YoEh, Feb. T., 1901
send yen an advertisement which have taken IRON
she london Times Of the 25ih January 1851, which /
beg you will publish 10 show the American people tue
interest which John Bun takes in their affairs Here
il is
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE JOHN ASDERSoA-fHE
Committee q the British and Foreign Aau slavery seeie
" having obtained writ of habeas corpus Tor bringing
John Anderson the fugitive from Canada 10 THIS co
try, beg to APPEAL to the friends OF humanity Tor CON
TRbuTloNS towards the expenses Incidental 10 ms ger
In order to save him from being given TO those VINO nave
declared that surrendered be win be roasted TO death by
slow fire Donations viii be gratefully received by the Tree
g. w. Alexander 40 Lombard By either OF the
ham; Henry sterfy Nc Fnsbuy circus Joseph Cooper IL
Laurence Pountney lane London and also by the Secretary
l.. A. Chamerovzow, q New Broad street, L @.
Let us unite North and South, and dsappoint our
Gent enemy. Aboli,ionism is the lever the English
10 accomplish destruction; but they will be
more defeated BkoIifR loNAIHAN.
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MARRIED..

bARklF-ioCAGri Ton Sunday, February 10, by Rev.
George Mcclnskey, Mr. CHARLES BARSEr 10 Miss FANNY
McCAffrY, all o. this city
jiNhs >iitI--lIVIAI9 --tn Sunday, February TO- Mr..
NoHdTz iaNREfsrlFT to Miss CEsAh DEl ufARS.
German ond French papers please copy
THoNiSoN--l'uEII1J. ON tuesday, February - in the
Church Of the Nativity, Nr. WILLIAM TuoNSuS 10 Miss
MtEY poFr.it. AL Of this city.
Hartford Conn, papers please copy.
WiintfIoili-PAtn--ou Tuesday afternoon, Fob
ruaty L. nj the residence OF the br dc father. by III
Res. " X. Cook. CuARiEs wnnfRnorD, of Yonkers 10
MARIA LOUISA, only daughter oil Gustayus and the late
Elizabeth Paulas.
Witkk>-ErA1EI,.-0n Wednesday, February d. by the
Rev IL. birmingham, IroHoE MHkE~ H.. son oi Henry
Wilkes, Of New ork, to EiHin1n FRAZER (late Mrs.
Iotchen), laughter Of John Frazer u Dumires Scot.
land.
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THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE INAUGURA.
TON,

orR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsHIScroy, Feb Is, 1861.
The 7oa So1r Ban, ami III About Tie Nec Briidiay i,
cbicb IL Is 10 bc HclJ, a..
The Preparations for the inauguration progress ing
with efficiency Tho contract for constructing the build
ing in which the ten dollar Inauguration Bah to take
place made today. The ball Is be exclusively
confined to republicans, but is be designated Union
affair, ia which all parties can participate
ms sliroN on the Et1fnNC,u~r AZ 0oo no.
The building viii be situated in the rear OF the City
Hail. and i to be $50 feet long and 60 feet wide with
supper attached If the length Of the min
building. % feet wide. The height viii be 90 FEET IL
VIII be frame buling, the dancing oor viii be con.
struc,ed of North Carolina pine The building viii be
covered with felt roofing and lined inside with white
muslin red, white an blue. to be hereafter iecrrnin
cd by tue Committee Of Arrangements. The orchestra
The main hall will be capable Of holding eight thousand
persons The entrance viii he through main entrance
of The City Hal The dressing FOR ladies gen
tlemen VIII be in the two large court adjacent in
the City Tial.
The building viii cost when finished 5000. M
holstcy II GOO supper, SO 900 including wincs music
Supposed to be odwortls 81 C0 las citing chandeliers
Ac $500 doorkecpcTs, attendants upon dressing rooms
hal, incidental expenscs, &c, S50o-Iotal sli BOO
The ball room viii he on Louisiana avenue.
The contract for constructing tho building has boon
awarded % J. W Angus, architect and builder Of this
city, formerly from New York Nj. A. commences the cln
strrcon Of the building On Monday morning with seventy
hands
It / stated hat Miss Harriet Ian. hns eourcousy in
vited Ms LINGO In T. accept the Inequalities of the
White House Immediately her arrival here, IN order
that suc may become familiar with the internal
mcut % big house Ike that Of the prcsien III mansion
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Terrible Tragedy ut Fort smith, Ar.
kansas.

FoRr saIiH, leb. 10, 1851.
terrible tragedy occurred in this city last night. A
party Of FIVE overland mail and Little Rock coach drivers
entered the grocery Of German, named Hagce aud
meuced Quarrclllng pistols drawn both sides,
the barkeepcr, named Butcher, sho. through the
heart aud died instantly Iagge received shot 10 The
forehead and died at eight O'Clock this ming.
Three DC the drivers, George Bennett, Matt Eis aud
Pony Farmer, are under arrest, and guarded by
rany Of military Tho other Uo escaped. Intense OK
element exsts among the citizens. The prisoners
now undergoing examination before the Mayor.
They vii undoubtedly W hanged day.
ToRT Syun, Feb 10. 1861
RAs the trial Of the prisoners for the murder Of hggc
and Butcher was drawing % close yesterday, mob
entered the Justices Office and demanded the prisoners
for the purpose Of lynching them. one OF tho
prisoners named Pony Farmer broke from custody and
attempted TO escape. lie Immediately hrsi upon
and instantly killed The crowd then secured the
naming prisoners and made for place of execution but
before they could carry out their designs the anhotc-
nterferod and secured the prisoners ard lodged hcm
Greenwood JAIL The excitement regard to the AFFAIR
still continues and Is intense.
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Assembly.

Albany, len. Ia. 1851.
Immediately after reading the Journal this morning
M. BALL privilege, brought before the House the
ton Of the committee the reception OF Mr. lincoln,
and justified the action Of the chairman OF the two com
mites
Mr.. BERGEN, in humorous aud lengthy speech gave
an alleged history Of the proceedings OF the committees
declaring that they had bcc from the rst taken under
the Executive wing and that Mr. Morgan had controlled
the action Of the committee and claimed possession Of
The President elect During his remarks Mr. Bergen was
repeatedly called TO order bat continued expose the
sqnabbles q The committee and the Governor.
Mr.. IRoosI also spoke against the action Of the chair
man OF the committee and the Governor.
After unparalleled IN the chamber the matt or
was dropped, the understanding bong that the committee
would yet make majority report adverse 10 the plan Of
The chairman.
Tho Annual Appropriation bill occupied the balance OF
the session In Committee OF the Whole until O'Clock
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHuADgLrmA, Feb. III, 1881.
Stocks hesvy. Pennsylvania state SIS, So Reading
Railroad AZ. Morris Canal 81; Long Island Railroad
10; Pennsylvania Railroad, 3e7. Sight exchange on
New York, Ito per cent discount.
NLv OrIFASs, Feb. 10, 1861
Coton-Sales today II 500 bales midiIing at 10 Ne
llc sales Of the week 66 500 bales Receipts OF the
week 20 800 bales, against 3, 600 bales the time last
year. Exports, 1900 baes. Total exports, LII 600
bales Receipts less than last year, ITO 900 bales e
ccps az al Southern ports less than last year ss 900
bae~ Stock IN port A0s 600 bales. Moasses, 29c Sic
Cohcc hrm sacs G the week, IL .25) bags at II t.c
loc npofts, 10 500 bugs Stock in port, III COO bars
against Oh coo bags tho time last year lxcanQe
ON LONDON, lei lofii. sight exchange on New York
4 =. per cent discount.
PmrApmfAnA, Feb 10, 1881
flour unchanged. Wheat-There liz 4 moderate de
memo. Torn " In fair demand; old, DC new, IS
WhBLcy, 17,,c. q tsc -
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tc,nkNN o Mr<r Yesterday was the ioyccst Of the
season. The weather clear, bright bamy aud alto
gchcr kkc June than February Tho ladies' turned
cut n as, and varied their Broads ~ romcnades with
visit u the opera " was The rst matinee Of the present
seasn, and the new opera, Tn Ballo in Maschera
given for the third time The housc crowded and
very large number Il the far enthusiasts were compelled
to Join the standing committee Many ladies and gentle
men assisted in the masquerade scene, and the per.
iormancc Wa decidedly the best that has yet been given
Of thi' orcia Madame Cosou, Misc Phillips Miss link.
ley s'gnos b. gno'i lorri, Coet Dubrcul wcrc all
n good voice. and seemed to catch degree OF inspiration
from the enthusiastic audience Tho orchestra under
the direction Of Mu2io better than over The new
opera was made greater than any work since
the "irovatoie, and has ssvei the season. II will be
given again On Monday FOR which performance there arc
indications Of very great house. On Tuesday, Tn
Eao in Mssohcra, IT the Brooklyn Academy, 70, the
iirEt time
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South "to keep COOL We submit this good
advice to the Congressman, editors, engineers
and place hunters Of the republican party. Let
them keep cool;' for if they begin the game
Of the Kilkenny cats in Washington in Februa-
~, General Scott himself may not be able to
keep them in order there in March. Kellogg
is set down as an advocate Of peace; and yet
from this late pugilistic assault Of his upon
member of his own church it would seem that
he goes for coercion, and would do credit to
the position of regular bruiser Of Tammany
Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17
THE PROGRAMME OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
TRIP,

The following schedule shows the arrivals and de-
partures in and from the various localities the Presi
dent elect and party will visit their journey to New
lolk -
SUNDAY, Feb. 15.-Reman al Buffalo.
MoNp,,, Feb. 1S,--Ieavc Buffalo at six A. NJ, and
arrive at Albany at three 7. NJ
TlrsDAr, Feb. ls--Leaye Albany at ten A. NJ, aud
arrive at New York at three p. VI.
Sr w. s. Wood the manager of the Presidential party
informs that the following arrangements have been
completed -
THURSDAY, Feb y Leave New York at nine A. NJ ,
and arrive Trenton at twelve H. leave Trenton at half
past two P. VI and arrive at Philadelphia at four p NJ
FRIDAY, Feb. 22.-Lcave Philadelphia at nine A. NJ
and arrive at Harrisburg at ono P. NJ.
SATURDAY, Feb 23--Ieayc Harrisburg at nine \. H. !,
and arrive at Baltimore at NJ leave Baltimore at
three L, NJ, and arrive at Washington at half-past
four l.
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Mr. LINcOLN's PROGRESS.

aneideuts and Casualties Of the Trip from
Cleveland to Buffalo Greeley BObblng
Arsand-Old Abe Kissed by Pretty Girl
His Reception by the Buffalo ROughs-Acei-
dent TO Major Hunter Another Speech from
Mr.. Lincoln ON the Crisis Where He "Puts
Upr In New Ysrk--1he Graad Inauguration
Bal,
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Notices of tho Press.

ATTENTION, YOUNG MEA
We perceive by the ads ertsemen Of Nessrs Horace t.
lIegenan co Of ~ William street. this CITY, thai The
nowned Stimulating Ongucnt," invented by DR.. Boiling
ham, healthy stimulation the growth Of beard
whkcr has had s American MAJ kct conided to their
The high reputation 81 this article IN London Paris
and Other cities OF Europe, ~ have been fully justified
experience in thi. county We ind that It's praises
echo "a among all classes few weeks said % prove us
almo magical influences upon the heard whs1es The
British Volunteers have made suc free Of attract
attention ot The London Punch See advertisement Of
Mssls liFGEMAN & 30. IN another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

TWETIkN1 Nc., Fob. TO, 1sal
N. scamcr Anglo Saxon, which TO sail this after
for Liverpool, viii be detained uuA TO morrow
(S,sday) morning
Tho northern mails bad reached MoutIesl M eleven
O'Clock this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17
MIR. LINCOLN IN THE METROPOLIS.

We learn that Mr.. Lincoln las decided stop at the
Aston House While in the metropolis. Thus this i'm
porant matter is settled and the OF the hotels ia
IN end. Mr. Lincoln viii arrive here Tuesday after
mon
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot.

EDDY 4 CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KEsruCKy AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
AET--ExrRA CIAsS i3l, Feb 10, ls6i.
81, I6, 80, ~, 81, As, 81 s, sc, 6S, AZ, rs, Il.
DELAwARE-CrAss 1S2, Feb 6, 1861.
80, 81, SO, l6, AZ, As, IA, 80, SO, 70, TO- /, ".
Circulars containing schemes, with full particulars sent
free of charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY CO, wilmisgton. Delaware,
Or TO WOOD EDDY K Co, 81. Louis, Missouri.
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stution the U2ion tie shis o. a tie states OF saeh
State and each section Of the oouatry and no. 70 an
appoint the reasonable expectations OF those who have
confded their voies In this connection allow ne
&c say that you. portion o. the great American peo
pie need only TO maintain your composure stand up to
your sober convictions Of right TO your obligations to
the constitution and act accordance with those sober
convictions the clouds which arise in the hor
zcn win be dspolled, and we shall have bright and
glorious future and when this generation has passed
away tens Of thousands viii inhabt this country where
only thousands nhabit IL I do not propose 20 ad
dress you at length have voice for it. Allow me
again thank you fer this magnificent reception and bid
you farewell
Mr. Lincoln spoke with the utmost difficulty, being
hoarse from his frequent efforts be scarcely able 70
make himself heard.
The reception in this place the most Ill conducted
affair witnessed since departure from Springfield
thick crowd had been allowed await the arrival OF the
train in the depot that but narrow passage could be
kept open by the few soldiers and policemen detailed to
protect the President He hardly left his and
after heartily shaking hands with Mr.. Fillmore,
made few steps towards the door, when the crowd
made rush. and empowering the guard, pressed upon
him and party with a perfect Juror. scene OF the
widest confusion ensued To and fro the ruhians
swayed, and soon cries Of distress were heard al
sides The pressure great that it is really
wonder that many were not crushed and trampled to
death. As it was Major Hunter, Of the Presidents
escort alone suffered bodily injury by having his arm
dislocatei The President elect safely got out OF
the depot only by the desperate efforts Of those mme
diately around him His party had to struggle with
might and main for their lives and after Sighting their
way TO the open found of the carriages already
occupied that not few had TO make for the hotel
afoot as best they could
fhe hotel doors likewise blockaded by immovable
thousands they had to undergo another tremendous
coege their rough treatment s great and they insist
that Mr. Lincoln should decline all further public rccep
tons, better protection could be guaranteed
Although somcwha. exhausted, Mr.. Lncolni in good
spirits. This evening he is holding evee at the Anne
rican Hotel
Mrs Lincoln aud the family continue in good health
The German Iedertafel serenade him tonight.
The rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Union directly
opposite the American Hotel, had displayed large
banner upon which the words ssWc will pray for
| you"
just before the procession arrived at the American
Hotel wagon filed with wood drove IN front of the
| hotel in fuliment Of bet conditioned, that if Mr..
Lincoln was elected, one party to half cord OF
wood font OF the American and present the wood to
the poorest negro in the city If Mr. Lincoln was not
elected the other party to tho wood and present
it to Buffalo newspaper. The losing party sawed vgor
| ousy while Mr.. Lincoln speaking.
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The Frcshet mt Albany.

ALBANY, Feb. le--l0 7. NJ,
our docks stl submerged to the depth Of several
feet The water receded very slowly and to night 3
rising again. 1t is raining in torrents and should
the storm continue shall have greater freshet than
avar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-17

HAMllfnN, q W, Fed. TO, IsbI,
The Great Western Railway traffic for the week ending
yesterday was $40 600, OF over $1,000 as
compared with the corresponding week Of last year.
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The Remarkable, We May Say the Trnly
WONDERFUL q RES Of cases OF ISCfPIENr CONSUME
TON, BRONCHITIS py sPEpsIA and DEBILITY effected
by Or. j. BOvEE DoDs' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs,
place them ahead OF all other remedies in America.
L. WIpDiFIELD CO., rropnetors = William ST., n r.
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Drawings OF X. France a. Co.'s DcIa-

MARC Lottefies- =. -.
SO, 81, IS, 81, 9, 81, "a, G6, 4, 63, 53, 10.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorTE0-CLAss EGHF. Feb 40, 1861
So. 10, IA, 10, 30, 81, GO, 20, l, ~, "a, II.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
~ H. FRANCE 4 CO.
Wilmington Delaware.
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UARRsBrR0, ia. Ieb To- lSGl-
The bill TO commute the tonnage tax Of the Pcnnsyya
MIA Railroad passed the House this morning by vote Of
rs 10 s2.