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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
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Cincinnati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAILR DAD.
rHE PIONEER LINE OF OHIO.
TIME CARD, JANUARY IL, 1865.
DAILY, TsuSDAys ENcErrEDl
TRAINS LEAVE TIFFIN,

GOING SouriT.
,taN --io;H \. NJ. Accommo iation-G;5O 4. NJ.
Express li;l7 p. NJ. Finilay Aceou.-Gis +. NJ.
GOING NORTH.
ian--5;nd =. NJ. Accommoda atiou--s;o0 A. NJ
,Spre's-rJ'2sA ". findlAy Accom- 800 4. NJ.
kNTr-s leaves sandusky sunday instead Of
NfurdAv evenings, and Accommodation leayrs
Dayton sunday iustead of saturday evenings.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

regular meeting Of the City Sunday School
Union, will be held in the Baptist Church,
on next Monday evening, June sih. All the
friends Of Sunday Schools are invited to at
tend
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

ReSortlng 70 Tricks. .--Iou win sec
men head .m advertisement With "a man found
dcadi' or'A war with Mexico" for tho PURPOSE
ofNttracting attention, but the true way to odycr-
tisc is to be plain, rs follows "For scrofulo, or
other Diseases OF the blood, use J. W. Poland's
Hunur Doctor. Put up IN large bottles, and for
srlc by iicrshiscr Myers,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

AN aive riisrnents iotcndel 90 appear in ths
current w,.sk, tnust b handed ~ a. esrly a-
"Wednesday morning. -. a-r-.rr
We aim to make tho TRIBUNE arcpositcry Of
Local Events, in ~ parts of the county, and We
would ,hnuk oar friends in thv diferrui Town.
ships for amy items ofinterest they may send VS..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
Here and There.

The building Of Ia Court House at Bowling
Green, the new county seat of Wood county,
has beeu commenced and is 20 be completed
by fall.
The Sandusky Register Is again called up
on to deny the statement thai lhe lost child,
Lille Bowers, had been found near Lapoue,
Ind. The report WAS false, aud Lille is still
a" drifting waif."
The drst white child born in HaLcock
county has just bsen discovered. IIsis now
4syssrs old and lives in T-aux,yillc, lad.
Bis name is Johp D. Elder. ~ ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
ToNvn and CountrX.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 1, tSoS.
Sunday school Unlon. The nc

Don't forget the Strawberry Festival at
National Hall, tomorrow evening. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
BItters.-Most bitters Of ,he pre.en, iov

Bitters. Most bitters Of the present day
that are loslly pnfed turoushntAe news,apeFs
ns having great tonic, and curative properties
are vile compounds aud base impositions, con.
tainiRg no medicinal virtues whatever and are
really very poor whisky beverages, and, instead
ofacting as stimulent and tonic, have a tcnden.
cy TO weaken the stomach by entirely destroying
the coating. The public should thereforo. BE-
very cautious, aud purchase none %, Rotat,
Sonasi BiEfrs, which havo stood the test ~
remedial agent for many years. and arc rcaliy as
their name Indicates, stomach bitters, and not
abeverage. They combine tho properties Of the
best tonic and stimulant--e gentle laxative, an
efhcient ahti.biious agent and the bost stomachic
known to hevorld, and, -NhtniaEoh in conJunc-
ton with RohacVs Blood Pills, are the safest
and surest preventative against all bilious de.
ransements throughiy regulating the whole sys-
tera aud giving toae to the disestvsorgans.
They are highly recommeuaed es on tnvigorst.
ing toms to mo;hers while nursing, increasing
the now Sf milk, and eonyslescept-, to restore
the prostuton which always follows long con.
tinued sickness, they are usurpassed. NO house.
hold should consider themselves safe from the
ordinary maladles without tho invaluable medi-
cines. They can he obtained OF Hcrshiser 4
Myers, Sole Agents, githn, Ohio. no9olm
THE REASON why MISHLER's HERR BIT.
TfRs cures so many different tisesscs, is be-
esuse II - the best remedy for dcranged stom.
ach, or Dyspepsia, now known, aud because It
invigora'es the entire system, thrcngihcns the
nervous hbres, clcvates the standard Of all the
vitsa forces. aud sustains most healthfl tone Of
the entire human organism. Medicines that
will do this, will cure any discase for tho simple
reason, that nature will do the rest
We guarantee, that no woman or child, however
pale and efnncieted ean use these Bittcrs rcsu-
iarly for twenty-one days, without the return Of
the rosy checks aud fair complexion characters.
tin Of good health. seid by al Druggists and
Dealers. DR. =. II. HARTMAN 4 co, Proprie
tors, Lancaster Pa, and Chicago Illinois.
y IA Qt.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
.Ourgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

: On and after May nth, 1863 Trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays exceptedJ as fol
lows. f'rrain leaving Chicago At 5.aS T.. NJ.
leaves dailvl Train leaving Pittsburgh at Ia
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
Public Schools

Public Schools. The annual cxamir-
ations Of the Public Schools ofTiGin, will
commence on next Wednesday, June 9Th
The Primary aud Secondary schools will be
examined on Monday, the intermediate and
Grammar schools on Thursdayand the Senior
German and High Schools on Tuesday after
noon and wednesday. The parents Of scho /
ars and all Others who feel interested in the
welfare Of our schools, are earnestly invited
to attend the examinations The graduating
exercises will be held In the High School
room. on Friday uIternoon June lath, at
20 'oek, L. VI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
The Orphan Asylum at Flat Rock

TIC UT l-U"H N'"J I""I W TINT HVNN'
The location o. the Orphan Asylum at Flat
Rock, says the Bci'.'syuc Gazette, is a beNuti-
ful one. The builoiug = Of brick, very sub
tantialIy built; two st1ries high, ihiriy-six
by fty feet, with a wing OF the .'Nmc dinen-
sions, aud nakes quito an impos.7g appear
ance. II will maks very pleasant ,'"lne
for the orphans, especially after the yat1 l.
finished, and the surroundings ofthe building
are in perfect order. We IRE requested to
state that visitors will ouly Le admitted dur.
ng the week, between the lsurs Of one and
our, p. N. In no case will the be admitted
on the Sabbath.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

Ladies'! ifyouh have any rufiing to be hem-
med nicely. take them to II sting, who will
hem them merely to show how good It can be done
on the genuine Howe Sewing machine, and Far.
mers wishing one OF these world-reuownsd ma
chiues, can have one delivered at their residence
by sending me their addresses. For particulars,
see Advertisement. c. II. STING
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
For the Campaign,


From the Let Of May, until Aiter the Prcsi-
Dental election, we will send the TRinoxE. 10
persons residing in this county, at the follow.
ing rates: tt'lsA IN adcmc,.)
One Oh
Ten copies IS
Twenty ............ 60
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
Tiffin Loan Association.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

A sa remedy 20 sqolhe an nervous excitement,
n and N Us tri'csi sense, q ntrgne, there is,
perhnps, no tredeine oxtant which ix received
alth 80 much favor as Robaclt's stomach Ritfcrs;
@ine g'ose full os going to bod is ai that is re-
qnred 10 produce sound and heaihfnl sleep
HershisSs Myers, sols Agenis, noao sni.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
Wan.cd--.SOap Fat !!

THE undersigned Win pay a his Asheys On
Franklin street, "a The Second WaRi fr6nn q
70 cents per pound for spolled pork hat aud
soap grease. rersons wllI ind " 10 then ndvan-
age 20 sell their ht ~ these pricrs than ~ maxi
ms u into soap asa small adfApre.
T'faa, o. MaylAlss W nostsi S
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

Magnolia water.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price. 2ta1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
2,SOo 900 Customer. In Posr Years.
PatrOnize the Best.


HAVING the largest capital, most experienced
lrbuycfs, aud extensive trade OF any concern In
the Dollar sale business, We
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
Goodsever oncredat
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
No other concern has any show wherever our
Agents are selling Our motto "Ptompt and re-
table, Male and female agents wanted in city
and country. '
TIL &c ADDE'S
hre particularly requested TO Try our popular
club system otsclling all kinds of Dry and Fancy
GOods, Dress Patterns Cotton Cloth, Castors, sii.
yer Plated Goods, Watches, Sc. (Established
isda) hpa,ent pen fountain md checs deserib
ing an article 20 he Sold for dollar i0ctS; 20 for
S2i 40 iot Sii 60 for SO; 100 for $40; sent by
mai free presents 10 geiter up, (worth 90 POI
cent moro than those sent by any other conccrnl
according to size OF club. Send us trial club, or
unot do not fail 20 send for "a circular.
N.H.-Out sales should not be classed with New
lork dollar Jeweiry sale o. bogus "Tca Coinpa-
Mes as II is nothing Of the sort.
EASTMAN n KENDALL,
no3i-Gn. g. Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
In Lots and Out Lois for SnIc.-Isb

shortly oiirr ai public sale thirty nlotS, situated
near tho depot In the Second Ward. Also thirty
oiIiloisof five acres each, Situated one and half
miles east of the college on tho Republic road.
\ plat ot said lots can be seen at the Thin Wool.
en- Mills The terms OF the sale will be liberal
~ regards the payments. better opportunity
viii not, perhaps, soon occur TO secure good
building lots, within Eve minutes walk Of the
Court House, aud good and convenient outlots,
many Of them supplied with living water, and
some Of them stll having the natunil growth Of
timber well preserved.
nOa2Wl WM C.. HEDGES
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

rHrOrmatlOn.---No. ., Empire Block
aheai!
For tn. bcs' and only box toe opera,
For the chsSpest Srench cafsewcd boots.
For the best French eslfpessed boots.
We say "go there" for Ryan : Drinkerhoii
have got them.
For those beautiful French CATERS.
For those nice S. 4 w.Iaeed griteIs, this lest In
the world, and kept by none other 10 town. We
say again go there they ars :.9lendid'
For the cheapest and best variety Of all kinds
OF Ladies', Gents, Misses, noyE' and ohlldreus'
shoe ''So there" andyou will thank US for this
information,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

For the boys best button Caters
For all kinds of Roots, Shoes, Caters
Childrens Shoes, so to Ryan, BlinkerhoT
& Co. no3l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
The Renowned Singer Sowing MachInl

Go TO Ryan; BrlnkerhOn & CO.-For
those nice high cut lace Gaiier,. 'i..
For the most beautiful French Caters.
"t "a superior childrens q
graceful fitting Morocco shoes,
BEST Kid shoes and Gaiters,
" only box toe Boots and Caters
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

For Sale.-A brick dwelling house sit
uated on Perry street, lot 80 feet 'front.' at bar
gain. Enquire Of MRS. ROBINS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04
NOT A BEVERAGE.

/ Unlike most Of the bticrs of the present
- day, Dr.. Roback's arc not Intended as a
pleasant stimulating whisky beverage but hro
perfectly medicinal, containing only sufficient
pure bourbon whisky to hold in solution the me.
dicinol eNtrnctive matter from which they arc
composed lershiser Myers, Sole Agents;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

missioner Of Ratsnsg % authDsize9 to rent .unasr
ne direction q ths Conmittass on Patents 81 the
y 5 y - Il IN such
venisnt tral54aeticn Of the business 81 Tie osess
& sKs Il x. sssas eEs
missioner Of Patents. and AL moneys hereafter re-
any source wbs ever, anal Be- % into the treasury
AZ receiysd. without any DEDUCTION sbsteyer; and
M sum q two hundred and hfty Thousand dollars
Gus and contingent expenses Of the Patent Otiaos
and fof withdrawals. and for meaies [moneysl paid
" mistake, 70 be disburaed Under the direction OF
ne Secretary Of the Interior. And 1t shall be the
my o. the Commissioner Of Patents TO communi-
csmber session full and detailed account o. moneys
aepss a i0s aItss on pets9ts ENC Tor copies Of
Sy Sirlue q SAID esesi and Of AZ moneys expended
salaries, and the names Of TIE persons 10 Whesn srla
sslsries are paid. and the amount thereof paid 70
SEC g And be it further enseted, That the CITY OF
81 th sns SIy q wfSshSstoH and he levy
lnmbis be. an they hereby, authorized TO lew
and collect special tax on the taxable property
within their respective Jurisdictions Tor the cree.
ton of schoolhouses and the support Of uuhi;n
schcels, NOT exceeding fifty cents on each one hun
dred dollars for any one year. TO be assessed and cal
SIC q And be Il further enacted. That all laws
in the Goveruwent Printing Office be- and the same
are hereby repealed aud it shall be the duty of the
CONGRESSIONAL Printer to contract with the persons
in hat employment at sach prices as for the in
teress of the government and Just to those en-
p'Oyed.
SIC 10 And be il further enacted, That for the
purpose Of executing the fourth article OF the treaty
of Washington, concluded on the ninth day of Au-
gust, eighteen hundred and tortytwo the Secretary
Of the Treasury is hereby authorized and directed TO
pay to the state Of Maine for ninety one Thousand
one hundred and twenty. i've acres Of land as
signed by said State to Sc tiers under said
article, sum equal to one dollar and twent iive
cents per acre and to tho Commonwealth of Mas
saehusetts for twenty SIX thousand one hundred and
fifty acres of lad sum equal To one dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre; Provided, That before
said sums are paid the STATES Of Maine and Massa-
chusetts shall agree with the United States that the
settlers upon their pu bic lands in the late disputed
territory in Maine entitled 10 be quoted in their
possession, as ascertaned by commissions hereto
fore instituted by said states, snail have been or
shall be quieted BY release of the title Of the said
atee.
Sec. IL. And be il further enacted, That the Sec
Rotary of the Interior, in his discretion is author
lied to expand the appropriation heretofore made
for the purpose Of erecting penientiEFy for the
Territory of Colorado on the ste belonging to and
provided by the said Territory for the purpose;
Provided, That part Of this property shall be sold
or transferred without the consent Of the United
States first mar and received.
Approved July 70. 1855.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
AVS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUrmoR1rY.l
No. 7s.
AN ACT


amend and re-adopt section first OF an
act entitled can Act for the corporation,
4 Organization, ETC., of works of public i'm
L provements,p ETC., approved March IA,
fl055.
aEsEcr1oN / Be 1t enacted by the Senate
I'M House Of Representatives of the State
skLOuisiana In General Assembly convened,
bat the first section of an act entitled An
tfct for the organization of corporation for
e&nrks of pubic improvement and utility,
Ohnroyed March fourteenth, A. D. 1855, be
Mepded and re.adopted to read as follows:
THAT it shall be lawful for any number of
lArsons, not less than six, on compliance
Nth the provisions following, to form them.
dives into and constitute a corporation for
he following purposes, to wit: For the con.
kruction, working and main enance of
kilroads, canals, plank roads, bridges, fer.
kes, and other works of public improve
kents, whether within or without the limits
this State, to effect fire, marine, river and
Ia insurance, to carry on manufactures of
Atton, wooden, linen silk and hempen cloths
En- eordage, to construct and carry on
orks, to supply cities or towns with gas
water, to compress cotton; to construct
hd carry on iron, brass and copper foun-
ies, to cor struct and maintain dry docks or
Nanng docks for the building or repairing
n. SHIPS anu QUIET Vesh6l- u tu6 ulduu-
Hcture of iron, copper, lead, or other
Metals, earthenware or stone ware, engines,
ktton-gins. machinery, paper, gunpowder,
kricultural implements to establish com
knies for refining sugar, and for sea navi.
Ntion by steam; to create lines of tele-
,Ihph. aud to establish chemical laborato-
~ and manufactures of all kinds; to open
skd work mines; to construct and maintain
4 kcks, steamships and other vehicles for the
bknsportati0n of freight and passengers,
IA for the development of the agricultural
Y ources of the State, and for the promo.
of immigration, and generally all works
Il pub ic utility and advantage. No
!. Arporation shall engage in mercantile nor
commission brokerage, stock iobbing,
kchange or banking business of any kind.
kec. II. Be it further enacted, etc., That
u Is act shall take effect from and after its
Usage.
/ (Signed) CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
II (Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
hntenant Governor and President of the
III Senate.
\ Approved September 10, 1858.
II fSigned) "a. @. WARM0TH
III Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy:
II GEO. E. BOVEE,
III Secretary of State,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
IpUBLrc-No. eel
AN ACT making an sppropriatiOu Of mo,e,

AN ACT making an appropriation Of money TO
carry into effect the treaty with Russia, of March
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty seven.
Whereas, the President OF the United tates on
the thirteth of March, eighteen hundred and SIXTY.
Sc en-, entered into treaty with the Emperor Of
Russia, and the Senate thereafter gave its advice
and cons mt to said treaty by the terms OF which il
was stipulated that consideration Of the csssion
by the Emperor of Russia to the URited states OF
certain territory therein described, the United
States should pay to the Emperor OF Russia the sum
OF seven million Two hundred thousand dollars in
com; and whereas. IT was further stipulated in said
treaty that the United States shall accept of such
cesson, and that certain inn bitants said terri
tory shall be admitted to the enjoyment of ali the
rights and irnmunities OF citizens of the United
States; and whereas, said stpuations cannot be
rieo into full force and effect txcept by legislation
to which the consent of both houses of Congress
necessary: Theref re,
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatves of the United states of America in Con-
gress assembled, That there be and hereby IS, ap-
propriated, from any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, seven million and two hun
dred thousand dollars in coin to fulfill stipuiations
contained in the sixth article of the treaty with
Russia: concluded at Washington on the thlrtieth
day of March, eighteen hundred and sixty seven
Approved j uly %, 1858.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

Ii c0rporate authorities Of naid otias ana t,a t
court Of said county are hereby autIori5ed ~ *
qnired to levy special tsx not exnee inr ans mira
Of per esntum. to be appropriated and aTnandsd
for said purposes only, for the SERVES 81 ths soai
ye V ending June thIrtieth, eighteen hunsred and
ixfF.nine. 1s1 . -
hARENsEs OF THE COLLECTION OF REV
Is ENuE FROM SALES OF PUBLIC LANn9
For 50 aries and commissions of registers and TO-
Severs Of public moneys Rt sxsysix land ofcea two
dollars. . -. y -
Foe incidental expenses of the land Offices. fifteen
Thousand five hundred dollars. N as7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
MErRopoLITAN PoL CT.

For salaries and ether nece sAFJ sxvsnSes OF the
lnetropolitAn poles for she DisIract o. Coinmbsa
two hundred and aieyeu thousand ana nttS noAafs.
Prov aei. That Ia tksr sum Hmuuntlag 90 one
hundred and five Thousand five hundred and tsenty.
five dollars, shall be paid 70 he sAid metropolitan
police force by the cities Of Was ms on aud srge-
fnwn, and the coanty Of W tshinK'n thesond the
lin d 81 sad ciiies In the District Of nmb g. in
tina proportion Corresponding % sns number OF
patroInisn slosted seysrAy to said preeinGta AM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-24
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoS, Oct 23-5
p M.-Consols closed at 9tE for money and &C.
count American securities closed quiet and steady;
United states nve.twenty bonds, 13A; Illinois Cen.
FRANKFORT BOuRsB -FRANKF0RT, Oct. 22.-United
States 6ve-twenty bonds closed quiet and steady at
1917 for the issue OF 1892.
P.Rls BouRsE.-PARIs, Oct. aa.-Bourse weaker;
rentes 70f 16c. =
LfyERpOoI. COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oct:
22-5 r. M.-The cotton market closed frm, with ra-
Their more doing and the sales Of the day have footed
up $4,000 bales. The following are the closing quo-
tatons:-Middng uplands, 1014d.; mddling Or
leans i'd The sales OF the week foot up 1000 bales
OF which IS 900 bales taken for export and 000
bales ON speculation. The total stock In port Ia
40s00O bales, OF which $1,000 are American. Tho
100000 bales, OF which % 900 bales are American.
STATE OF lRADE.-LIvERPoOL, oct. 23.-The adj
vices from Manchester are uniayorable The market
for yarns aud fabrics Is nat and nominal.
HAvRR COTTON MARkET.-HAvRE, Oct. 23--Eyen.
ing-Coton closed heavy at 1871 francs for tres ori.
naire on spot.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKEr.-LrvERpool,
Oct. 23-5P M.-Corn, us. Cd per quarter Wheat,
Ia ID for California white %. lOd Tor red western.
oats, ss. cd. Pease, 46s. Cd. Flour, 26s. Cd.
Barley nrmer. Linseed cakes urn. Glover seed
IIvsRPooL PROVISIONS MARxEr.-LrvERPooI, octl
23-5 r. M.-Lard Il nat at uss. Cd. Beef steady at
95s. Pork, g1s Cheese, 6Ss.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvRRPo0I, Oct.
23-5 r. M.-Talow firm. Talow advanced TO 63ss
per cwt. Turpentine steady at 25s Lnseed cakes,
eli los Ell los. Petroleum-Spirits, Id. refined.
L. Cd. per gallon. Rosin-Common, So Cd S.. Cd. /;
LONDON PRoDUcE MARKEr.-LoSDoS, Oct. 49,
p. M.-Sugar, on the spot, drnner at $685.; anoat,
buoyant. Calcutta linseed els. cd. Taow, OBS. Cd.
sperm oil, 1905; whale, G3s. spirits petroleum,
cid.
PETROLEUM MARKKr.-ANTwERP, Oct 23.-Petro-
leum dull; standard white, 50kf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-24
FIRE IN THE RoaIH RIVER NATIONAL BANK.

About halfpast three yesterday afternoon, as the
officials Of the North River National Bank, situate
the corner OF Dey and Greenwich streets, were on
the eve Of departing they were alarmed by the ap-
pearance OF smoke issuing from the basement. The
alarm OF fire was at once given and the 1remeu
promptly extingulshed II. The nre caught from .
defective iue. The heater Is In the rear basement,
where the fire caught Immediately under the noof
dividing 1t from the bank. The flames gradually
worked their way up TO the main floor, where the
stationery closet was situated, the contents Of which
were almost entirely destroyed. The damage TO the
building Is about fifty or seventy-fve dollars. Tho
damage to the stock OF the Dank-the usual blanks,
books, &c.-was fully $780, although Mr.. Hawkey.
the Fire Marshals deputy, who was present. places
the loss at q lower figure The bank was insured IN