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EXCHANGE OF PRISONES.
All Federal Prisoners East Of Mis-.
sisslppi Exchanged.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'T. GENs OFF1cx, |
WAsHrSeroN, April %, 1865.
General Orders No. rs ''.. 49,
Fsrst-An prisoners Of war delivered on pa
role to federal officers east of the Mississippi
River to and including the 22d day of April,
1865, except those that may have been deliy-
cred at Darien, Ga. are hereby declared duly
exchanged. -,;5i.sg -.
Secmd-C Commander of paroled camps will
forward exchanged officers and men TO the
armies to which they belong with as little delay
as possible - q e.. .l. a.
> By order of the Secretary of War.
(Signed) VIII. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
The Obsequies Of President Lincoln.

SpR1NeF1EID, ILL.,, May 4 Large num-
bers have remained to visit the former
residence of the late President. It was
draped with mourning without and taste
fully decorated within: ~ tx - D,'''
Large delegations from adjoining States
and neighboring settlements have been
arriving through the night who are unable
to find accommodations. The weather is
very warm with, an included, sun. The
State Houae continued to be visited. !, -; -
- At II O'Clock last night the ladies of
the Ladies' Aid Society laid upon the coffin
a beautiful crown of evergreens studded
with rare flowers. Other similar tokens
have been contributed. To-day at noon
eleven guns were fred and afterwards
sidgle guns at intervals of ten minutes.
About noon the remains we're brought
from the State House and placed in the
hearse, which was from st. Louis and was
used in the funeral Of Thomas n. Benton,
Gen. Lyon, and Gov. Gamble. 80 u. -.. =
The hearse was surmounted by mag
] ni6cent crown Of flowers meanwhile 9
choir of voices, accompanied by brass
band, sung the hymn of children of the
heavenly king. ...-., III. r,-.. =;
" Let US journey as we sing" o y,
From the portico of the capitol the fn
neral procession was under the immediate
direction Of Maj. Gen Hooker, Marshal in
Chief, Brig Gen. Hook and staff, and
Gen Cakes and staff, The military and
the firemen made fine appearance, o5l,
The guard of honor consisted of Gen.
Barnard, Rear Admiral Davis, McCollum,
Ramsey, Caldwell, Thomas, Howe, Town
send and Eaken, Capt Field, q. s. navy,
and Maj Field, q. s. marine corps. The
relatives and family friend of the deceased
were in carriages, including Judge Davis,
OF the Supreme Court, officiating clergy
men and Bishop Simpson, Dr.. Gurley and
| others. rat' iaL.iLl'r sfV ,If%a8
The Governors of six or seven States
were in the procession-members Of Con.
gress, with their officers, the State and
municipal authorities of Illinois, and dele.
cations from adjoining States. The lona
line of these civilians were closed nv Free
Masons, Odd Fellows and citizens, includ.
ing many coloredi persons. The hearse
was followed by the horse formerly belong
ing to Abraham Lincoln. It's body was
covered with black cloth, trimmed witt
silver fringe. l'-n ."a rfsI saa y)nl
| II There were immense crowds of people
in the vicinity Of the Capitol to see tht
procession as it passed, and the sidewalk,
:! for several miles were lined. 1'I 2i . /"
The procession arrived at Oak Ridge
Cemetery at one O'Clock. ca the vault Il
L.. - ~ a D. s1o,nf ~, 4 n:
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MONEY! REor1Y,Er..-The State Treasurer
has received o, $40 from Company C, Sd Reg
iment 70 be Distributed according to instruc7
lions accompanying the money. "a 80 (.
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The Assassins --- Their Number -.
r. Their .Trials-..Jed. Davis-.-Mary'
landers Arrested.

"a ~, Their .Tfiais...Jefr. Davis..-Mary.
ianders Arrested. 49,, > -. p.
90. WAsa1Naros, May At is said that
the ire are at least twenty, and perhaps
twenty three, persons concerned in the
assassination plot who will certainly suffer
the death penalty rs y'A-,a "si'' l1aa 3n}
.da New York, May "A Washington spe.
cial gives the. following: The court room
for the trial of the Presidents assassins
has been fitted up in the arsenal buildings,
and the trials will proceed without delay.
b. The number likely TO- be put on trial is
( about forty, and the others now IN custody
will probably be discharged as the case
progresses and testimony is given. 2.-;aaA
Col. Clarke, of the rebel army, who was
captured BY two of cur; scouts while en-
deavOriDg to escape from Richmond on one
I of the last trains that left the doomed city,
asserts that be was In charge Of all the
specie which was removed from Richmond,
and that, when the train broke down and
he found it impossible to get it on the track
and off again, seeing our forces approach
ing, it was set on ere. All bis efforts to
save the specie we're unavailing. The col
diers broke open the kegs, and amid the
excitement and turmoil the soldiers and
citizens appropriated all there was. r.. p
bEJ New YoRK; May 4.LThe Commercials
Washington. special says that jeff. Davis
and several other leading rebels will be in
clnded In the bill of indictment before the
court for the trial OF the murderers now in
custody and yet to be captured. & ar..1Gs
7 President Johnson 10 understood TO be
in favor of anlsdOption Of the trade regu-
lations Of the Treasury Department. The
subject will be. discussed and decided upon
at Cabinet meeting on Tuesday next. gat
NEW YORK, Nay THE Posts Wash.
ington special says that eight Mary
landers, charged with harboring Booth and
aiding his escape, have been arrested and
lodged In prison in Washington. z5
fq9 The mails received by the Navy Depart
ment this morning were loaded with the
designations ofvolunteer officers inlthe ma
val service, ID obedience to the new order
OF the government for the reduction of the
service.e.l - ysH 9i5 bs-'Ipgi g 3z1o.- ~
~ The charges against x.Governor Aiken
are preferrediby the military authorities Of
charleston IL 3id; ssoE g y.5s.gl Is -.
/ Nrwj YoaK, May 4.-The Post says q
number Of citizens of this city are about
to present President johnson with a mag
niticent carriage and horses and harness to
MATCH i5d' 5isI93Iga 81 - 5IHe9Jh 10 b
WAsHMeroE, May a. by order Of the
Secretary Of War, the War Department
apd all its bureaus were closed at twelve
O'Clock, and will continue so throughout
the remainder Of Che day, in honor OF
I President Lincoln. Minute guns are TO be
'fired every half hour at the arsenal, clos
ing ut sundown with o national salute. ~
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NEW PUBLI6ATIONs.


NEW YORK MUSICAL PIONEER.-NEw VOLUME
~ begins n October eight pages fresh music and the
Great for clubs raror organ and eess NJ me
lodcon among the premiums For AL particulars send the
p'''' y J. HuNTiHGfoN, aM Broome street. N Y.
NrRw BoOKs-RICH AND RARE CARTEs DE
IN yste for gentlemen; sample 20 cents, or siI for
spd ell hnds OF Fancy sporting send f.r catalogue !"
JAAEs pE CASTRO, II SAssau street. New YORK.
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70, Rxnx g., only child Of Samuel n and Mary A.
Wheeler
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 ateud the funeral Monday afternoon, at
three o'clock from the residence Of his parents No. 40A
State street, Brooklyn
Youxo-on Friday, September 49, MARY E. YOUNG,
daughter OF John and Sarah A Young, aged ~ years
and 23 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family Respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the Reformed Protest.
Dutch church. corner Of Avenue and Fifth street,
this Sunday evening, at half past seven O'Clock
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ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES.
Fasages or To Liverpool, New York and
Philadelphia Uhe lEman Lme), Cunard,
Hamburg, Bremen and French
HAN C0mpany's Line Of Steam
ships for the Year 1864,
10. &c. &c.

We herewith present this morning usual yearly
statement Of the passages OF the principal lines Of
ships running between this country and Europe for tho
past year. and table showing the whole number of pas
sangers who have the Atlantic during year
Ill the different lines Of steamers
-Four vessels have been lost during the year 1894
The Bohemian belonging to the Montreal Ocean Steam
ship Company Canadian hnel which wrecked on
Aden's Rock just outside Of Portland harbor the 22d
OF February, and thirty nine passengers drowned
The Jura belonging 70 the same company the Bohe-
man lost Crosby beach, at tho entrance Of Liver
pool harbor, the I'd Of November No lives were lost
The City Of New York, belonging to the Inman line,
lost March 90 Daunt Rock inside tho headlands
a harbor through neglect OF the authorities
In not having properly lighted and buoyed The pas
seDger mails SPECIE and most Of the cargo safely
landed
The fourth and hast the Iowa belonging Malcolm.
sons London line, which lost of Cherbourg the
l0th Of December No lives lost
Three vessels for the mail lines built during
the year, viz:-The Cuba, for the Cumr line and the
City Of Dublin and City Of Boston, for the Inman line
In the following tables five hours have been added to
Eastern passages
LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND ILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Qnman Line)
EASTERN PASSAGES.
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AMERICAN LtovDs REGISTER AsruIcAs AND FoHrros
smrrro-This useful publication ia used standard
work Of reference in all relating 70 American shipping by tho
principal Marine Underwriters In Great Britain and tho
Continent Of Europe well by those Of this country
Supplement for January 10 has just been issued from The
Offices Of the Association, 10 Wall and IS Broad streets
srrAnsHir RArrpAs 1000 TONS built N Richmond
Ne has been on private terps under the English Tag
70 be called the Jose san Roman asd loading for Ma
tamoros In Hussey Cos despatch hns.
S,KsnsHip GHxrHourD (Br, 60s toua built In England,
has been sold In Boston for sso,0oo, cash.
BARH EKLLrn AnBor successfully launched
yard Of Mr. Jesse Davis at Warren RI Friday morning
BRIe MEaaAwsrn tEf, from 9lacs bay, CD Dec 10 for
New York went ashore the end Of Long Island and
total loss One man drowned Vessel consigned 70 N II
Green Cnrrfe; cargo tcoal 10 X bradshaw.
BRIe Lleurev, Whitney, from Philadelphia for New Or
laans with load Of coal for the Quaieraser struck
snag IN the river below New Orleans ah ult and sunk
No futhuer particulars given The Lagrange 30
built at Gardiner Me- IN 1894, and owned In New York
Bs,e sA.S CAnykn al Chester Pa, cut through by The
ioe, and IL discharging
Paa Ocssr wAss Rs~ry nj Pbiadelphts nom nai,cras
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MARIERRg sAvINos BANK,

MARINERS aAvINas BANK
M NO THIRD AVENUE.
The trustees Of this Institution directed thai I'VE and
sir pov cent Interest be allowed dsposor free from
eminent As payable and after the th inst Dividends
not drawn viii be PLACED on interest AZ principal
Deposits mads Al The present Juno will be allowed intrest
from January
Bank open from 10 To o'clock daily, and Monday
wednesday and Saturday, trem 51ar ,....,...
ISAAC RnuB pccrslary
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SHIPPIN G NE W. S.

CLEARED
Steamship, Ssw York tBreu wenks, Bremen via South
Bark Greyhound Yates, Monrova--Yasps Por,erae,d
BARK dsho Chapman, Aspnwall-Panama Railroad Co.
Bark II CASTOR, PArmplce, pAybados--Bishop& Bro.
s RS:. ABBOT All, k,I Br Richmond Sas;on
lsthls 80 - ~ -
Brig Monica, Philips Fortress Nonrcs-E Hurlbu.& Co.
schr Dragon tBr Peterson, ~ CroirIves, Boecher Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship E s;S CHI nS. &, Liverpool Dee e and
Steamship Ocean Queen seahnry. Asp,nwa. Jan g. with
ksH fsss passed 5.
sp EssS % 3.T. i Esa
viii, seSs
adS Sr an sn s Y & 10 81. Of
gallas spoke p barn nslslIe Meqnaas for London
rails. nc e iaia se e sf r ca
Barb Azsl 'swea Lsadrrsrsns Malaga IS days passed
. B.5t "Hagrss e ksssIs "a reev' M.moros Dec
with cotton hides, &C. % Hergauas Co From 9th inst had
inendous sea on and tSek we.iSsr bes 30 at 3 % lon
81 Hs on IS "f9n . .ssts dm c
land Ssre%ss sri T., = ie ! 90 exchanged signals
BARR ssn Augusta of rsrHs ss"s Cuts. Mrasoane
10 days WITH ogwog,di nd COFFEE . sarrsy Jr
with sugar and cotton, 10 Brett son i %
Bark Evening star of yg.kc island. Miller stJsso, p
Brig Federico 1t.D M.gna, odessa % days, passed Glib
Brg Susan Thompson Or Nassau. Mp, Downing, Mats
ss 10Y IN ws sSo vs. Monr @sa Rum Cav II DAYS
with SIT 70 y 2 DeWolf -
days In ballast to whitney 60 De 30 lat Il ST. ioa
@ 20 spoke BRIG Autumn, from boston for Cayes.
sugar and moissses 10 Wash carver '0S'' a' WIN
ca Ss IS w S PSI Sb5 ss ss"
seaman Of Portugal fell from alo deck and had his
Frances toi IycrPsol Ss Taylor Greytown, Me,
Alehea Pstten, aa.amOros, IS days, with cotton,
SCH Laura Pride tof 81 kits, Benson, 81 Kits IS days.
sctr Thrasher Cof shel6urne Ns Denesuon IT Martins
in vessels hatch and other portions Of wrecked
sell lh lat ~ lon q g. saw nye cases % sessrs ard
@eaa.r ScsiS5 ''' w 1O"'' from '''
selr Margaret Ann tcf 5. John sn,. Stevens J.ane z
rs sg spoke brg Union, from Mansenila for Boston
i, G ng we and
saS rh & y 90 n bs s s ss va
ss sn oa nds s s.s ~ sn dry soSS
sshr Leonard tBr Pennery ives, Isle, NIB, y days
sssr &c Ward LfyEl s, Port Royal, days
sssT FSse ff rs," Monroe days
sSRr Hapoleon. soper o Fortress Monroe %onf0'
schr VIM Jones' Monros watchaprRuc, Va for Portland
sesI Ocean Wave, Foster Virginia
sesr a Ma, s sun RI.ey ssntcoso
ssSr T rs s% nns s c.ps Nay Bay Nd
sssr Dwight hin, En.ssstSgsrt Tor Boston
steamer Loyalist new, Hoffman, Mystic
SAILED.
pher :hp calhoun bark jupiter; s s%ss Dolphin stephens
Wind swssesw
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
AT A MEETING OF THE EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM
N Co. held at their office, No broadway the following
oiiocrs elected for the ensuing year
AUGUSTUS EMBURY, President.
ARTHUR r. HURD Sec. and Treasurer
j. G. Dayton, VIM. A. Fowler,
Augustus Embury, Jno ID. Wing,
Smith fanoher, A. w. Baker,
Fredik Lacey, II. y. Patchcn,
Arthur r Iiurd
The Office OF the company will be at 70 Broadway and
after the 10Th OF January.
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WssIrcad Disaster.
CrSvuhsn, Jan "a, 1886
THO rain last night going West the Toledo Railroad
"w t'fcNh into q aallanear Norwaik Eleven VERSIONS
r@s p.ne,d Jtne I.i,e
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UMPIRE CITY OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL spo@ ss w. :" "@1 '1'e'
10000 shares. Par value, ~
Subscription price, 9? PR share.
SAMUEL BARTON, Cashier, Atlantic Mali S. Co.
wa B. g. A f4gEs q Sl sa,. v works..
SHERIDAN SHOOK U. s. Revenue Collector
IEEEIKA SIs n ESQ, GGreenpoir1t a,oIa .,
!. VAN oRDAk. East River Bank.
SMITH BARKER, Jr, No. Bowling Green.
village Of Tdione the Allegheny river and donte creek
Wsrren county rennsylyans, end Is as follows
laga lots, and IL all boreabie land.
OIL well lot No l. from which the company receives
one quarter % he oil being tho ROYALTY fro 81 enpen.
Well on lot No. the company receiving three eshths
Of the oil nc royalty.
Well lot No the company receiving quarter Of
the oil as royalty.
o Well No the company receiving thrsc cshths
Well iot No company receiving ono quarter
~ Well No the company receiving one ,hrs
She OIL ~ royalty
Well 4 the company receiving quarter Of
xnotssi we'll being the eighth on the propert, IL r.
or leased may Hereafter be determined
l0and II Two OIL Reancrss with the requisite futures
AND improvements erected Ia 1901 and now dong hrsc
Tn the imnedia,s vicinity OF this property vel
sis Economy wsis Yielding about y" barrels Of o
Reror qualify commanding per barrel more uan 'ha,
limited humber OF shares Of the company ssoes . nov
be obtaincd at Che odcs the company ~ wan
And OF the following agents. who are authorized " receive
ssssfs qsre.shs Mieten No Brood street Nov ycrh
- Hq n Eco. From, stree. New YORK
N 3 la bAU, iIssidsat
Err; B1gssa Js Treasurer
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-
B''1'r a ss', ; ssss ~. .ss syH.eErrm4
''''Hs s9s,Sss sfss Ss 2, =. TIE OIL
: .sSss. .s sS!s$ESi Es e: s:::....
sHSs xsS L issHHA s fS1siis.' s..n..-.
FRANCIS pALxERs PSssidsn, aro.a~., s,o. s.v
NATHAN RANDALL. sIPresiden, United States reis-
srsfhb coy Of ALDER. H. seo.y Co., Stock
AYss1ssTs SnS sss
.rs ssGfsf; sG ,ss sss xs eor. Petroleum
sssss SssES b,1ssE 5rS street, Now York
sssssS CO.
ASHs srS g. sSzssss
No xEH sstr sT4HhT SEX Egaf
sypscs1rno SA FsIcf s d HAGF 81 FER SHARE
rs fHs sAEEs iSS
m ;sssaes 81
rious stages OF completion -
= e ss is Ss Il:
depth as ss with Oil ao%
rs s.d
oil On; u w; and r. s
r6s K 81 The wen sne ~s
Ing sssd ss.ay yielding u barrels n DAILY and rspS In
s'.' going down Two new engines win
perry "sssmsn wsn No. a now DOWN. feet engine
ACRES OF COAL LASp I'd
q tse Utmost value opsrson: supplying WIZ
sG 81 M . Sc n sr wss G' Of other companies
The great .dy.n.sse is.t his pos.e::s: over
81
90 a' o% & q e s
fuel The company vigorously prosecuting It's wcrA,
a 20 arss
BE- sIpeced =. an carry day which viii cause the stock
r.'@s ,.' N !h%foxTAsr NOTICE q, : -. -,
IN S:. s s%ss
After which .. ns ::st a. be- 10 ..s.
suBscR iPr bi;'s AGENTS:
"a PALMER, ;. Broadway Bank, 81 Broadway, New
IL % s;s r ss-
III sisss ;:s';
- sfEd sSfsSn CO. Bankers. Washington, 6.
EMrIRE CITY rEGsoIEgI ScoNrASY. OF THE CITY
orF1cE7 7Sfs 4 sSo4DwAr
ELL y Re s Con- ; r.
s1sSss s e ri. s 49,, Co. Front stree.
xnags1 ySYhhah e H. sI l$ f:eS ....
ssssaYsS sSsSs ss.s. ss sb.A, s.
s.c.., and RAY # W.srrRvrnr
The property o. tho Company son.,s Of about $40 q
isshsay S..s wiz .sA.ssn :.:s. pIss;s;h!
been sss..S BY co%psD Judge. Of al props
Sss Ssns
do Se a. 81 S cu Dos
IN so, 90 shares Par value, Is each.
sisaooo WORKING CAPITAL.
The books are opened for limited number Of sub
II s:~ S e z: . tSors DAYTON CO.. no m
II 4:
a ioSs SS .: k. " so a.s:;:;
IN Ale.ny-R. 8 ar. oUsHxAN, Broadway; and ED
ocss Of The rnVsn.ors Mutual Asss.snoc comp.ny No Is
Nassau street. Now FORK opposite the Treasury Building
John ,. MURRAY,
p "a s II s5ts mn WI Ecu
IyNrcKERsocKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or
N Now York, Janugfy 10 1895
The Board Of Directors this day declared semi
nval dividend Of nye per free Of pay
able and after Monday the 18th inst
The transfer books will be closed until that day.
b. D. SKfDMORE. Secretary.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK CORNER OF FOUR
IN tecnth street and Eighth avenue Open daily from
10 NJ Wednesdays and Saturdays from TO r. NJ six
allowed free from Money
deposited before Jan - will draw Interest from Jan
THOMAS CHRISTY President
r. II. BULL Secretary.
OFFICE or TIE HUMBOLDT PRE- INSURANCE CON
~ pany, No 40 Broadway, New York, Jan H. 1868 Tho
Board Of Directors u this COMPANY has declared dividend
OF free Of payable
ALEX. WILEY, ia, Secretary
OFFICE OF THE
" NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
No. 62 william street
NEW YoRg, Jan. g. 1875.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
As the greater Of the stock of the New York and fha
depha Petroleum Company has already been taken by TIRE
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CUNARD LINE.
EASTERN PASSAGES.
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Passengers by the Steamships.
The following Is the number Of passengers carried by
the different steamship lines In 1904
EdstWasd Wesfcard Total
Liverpool, New York and
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A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
n CHATHAM SQUARE, NEW YORK.
OPEN DAILY
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED
Deposits made now before january 20 win draw
interest from January NJ. ID. VAN PELT, President
etarv
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= Struck on Daunt Rock 10Th, and lost
WESTERN PASSAGES.
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INVENTIONS AND PATENrEEs DBaIROUS OF DIS
pooling OF their Inventions requested 70 call st the
Offices of The Inventors Mutual Assistance Company No
Nassau street. Now York, opposite the Treasury Building
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OFFICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. x37
~ BROADWAY
TO COMMUNICATIONS enclosed In scaled n.
velope endorsed with the title OF the work and with the
Of the bidder written thereon win be this
Office until Tuesday Jan. ~ 1ss5 ut II o'oloct A. N.
For dredging south side Of pier - North river.
FOR rebuilding the Inner portion OF pier q North river
Blank forms OF proposals. together with the specifications
nj agreements, be obtained VI this o1lcs
CHAs. q. CORNELL Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, New York. Jan. o, 1855
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TNICKERBoCKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or
N Now York, JanuGfy TO- 1895
The Board Of Directors have this day declared semi
dividend Of 1--WE per free Of
able and after Monday the 18th inst.
The transfer books will be closed until that day.
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OK PER CEkT,
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
~ rowrry, Of Csnsi street
h6db-JANUAhY iNTEREBI.--Thc rcrniar sent annual
Interest," nj the rate ~ sir and i've per snnu
fOm sovcrrrDent will be- paid all entitled there
", on and after Friday, January ~
Interest not Withdrawn will be added 70 the original De
poslt and craw Interest the same as the principal
honey sepused before January ~ win bear interest
fruun the lei ~ January.
banh open every day FROM 10 A. n. " 81 ", and on
Monday, "Wednesday and Ffifsy from Hr7l "
GEORGE FOLSOM rrcsidenl
srvsooH A pusos, Secretary
fTHR ANNUAL MEETING on Titf stocRHoint Rs
Of The American folcmaph COMPANY Whl ~ h'd ~ the
prcc 81 tho rrnpduy No 40 bfnadwRy - tue az ~ New
yafk Hed tho 25th day ~ January ri " O'Clock
CAMeRlDuE iiNiNut1dk secretary
NV vops Jan ~ ISa
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NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF FOUR
IN teenth street and Eighth Open daily from
to5P. NJ Wednesdays and Saturdays from to- r. NJ gig
allowed free government Money
deposited before Jan - will draw interest from Jan.
J. THOMAS CHRIsrY, President.
r. II. BULL, Secretary.
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OFFICE or TIE HUMBOLDT PRE- INSURANCE CON
" pany, No l4o Broadway New York, Jan II, lss-The
Board of Directors of this company has declared dividend
per cent OF government payable
ALEX WILEY, ia, Secretary.
, 1865-07-28
rarmer,a MIL Meeting.

Alta meeting of the citizens of Walla Walla,
held at the Court House, June 22d, 1885, to take
into consideration the propriety OF building
Farmers Joint Stock FIGURING Mill, D. NJ. Jessee
was called to the chair and ]. A. Simms appoint
cd Secretary. Judge D. Mix being called up
on to explain the object ofthe meeting did so in
very appropriate manner, showing plainly the
advantage to be gained by carrying out the OBJ
iect Of the contemplated enterprise, and
On motion, the persons present willingto take
stock in the proposed mill were requested to hand
In their names to the Secretary; whereupon thir-
tv4six names were given in and duly recorded.
On Motion, j. w. McGhee, Charles Russell,
LESSEE Dfumheller, Thos. K. Mccoy and ]. A.
Simms we're appoidted committed to draft rules
and regulations to govern said company, to be
submitted to a meeting to be held on Saturday,
July 29th, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
On motion, the Secretary was directed to fur
nish copy of the proceedings ofthi5 meeting to
the WALIA WALLA STATESMAN, for publication.
On motion, meeting adjourned, to meet at the
Court House on Saturday next
D. NJ. JESSIE, Pres't.