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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-09-05
Weiv Embellishments.
p u r E ABs L TIE
BLOOD

TNHE marvellous results of HOOPS SAR-
L sAPAR1LLA upon all humors and low
conditions of the blood Gas Il T. /prov
en- by the cures efTected) W prove
it the best BLOOD MED>/ N/ICINE.
Such has been the sue Il % i cess Of
this article at home 4 ~ /that near
ly every family in/X/whole neigh
borhoods have been i cN taking it at
scrofula, vital>/ ~ lives and enrich
es the blood, I y /thereby restoring
and renovat/ /ing the whole sys-
tenn Hoods i c. /sARsAPARnLA puri-
fies the ~ /blood. Hoods sARsA-
rARrLLA I ~ /curos dyspepsia. Hoods
ss;: %;Arsssss%5I11' s1 ;5s, il 7, % 5sS:
up and strengthens the system, while it
eradicates disease, and as natures great
assistant proves itself invaluable as a pro-
lection from diseases that originate in
changes OF the seasons, of climate and of
life
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-09-05
A Belated Report.

We secured excellent assistance from
every section of the state in making our
report to the American Pathological So
ciety, and finished and forwarded it Au-
gust 10th. Since then Mr.. Levi Swift of
Middlesex has forwarded report (re-
ceived August 27) which is so valuable
for his vicinity that we insert it here, so
that it may not be lost. Mr. Swift apollo
gizes for his delay, saying that he had a
wrong impression as to the time it should
have been sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
ROOMS or THE UEEh.

, HISTORY OF LATIN LITERATURE FROM ENXIus TO
- RoFTIIrs BY George Augustus ; mcoA NJ A.
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NATION RELATING To ALL AGES I'D. AAD ! 49, 80.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho beapt,ful edition of Poes craven hin MS
trated by Gustaye Dor6. which the harpers %n
soon hiring out is to 90 fur ther enricheu ny
or commentary by Mr.. Steaman'
translation of Judith Gautiers monograpn Un
1vaoner will shortly DO brought out oy a. III
ianis X Co.
anunfnished poem by Mr.. Bryant found AT IDS
IT,, ftor bis death aud recalling tenderly the lncin
., his wife is to 10 printed in me century loi
March. go. ,o
Tho first Of the three volumes dealing win inc
.orrios of fine American Navy during the CIVIL war
VII he brought out by TIE ScribneIs next hoh'n,
Tho first volume, The Blockade and the cruisers
nv Professor Solely. Will give an exact oesclpon VI
me condition of the navy 1T the opening Oh 'i0 wa
and many lIvely'and picturesque narratives ol "S
work. Rear-Admiral Ammens operations y"
the Atlantic Coast and Commander Mahah Up
orations On the Gulf and Inland Waters VIII lol-
low in rapid succession
Onida's forthcoming novel is entitled N"oi""'
The Rev. Dr. NJ Il. Vincent has written an enc
+o,,,np little book OF foreign travel which Is 10 co
,rorobt ont in dainty shape by Charles Scrlouoi
Sous. =, 49,. ,+1o 10
A reviewer IN The AhcRGum holds thaV tNlo -
simulv an expression OF temper. IL the le"'l'i 70
SMALL he adds the style is small. II INC '',"-
mar OF. America, since, AT lc't-t' shO i''' ~
var first rank of great nations, Is mole pco' 'sH
,b,n it was in the days of Washington irving OF III
The DAYS of the colonial writers, it is but ha'uia
,erbans vet If renders her literature more pIoN"h
rial The noble urbanity OF Washington irving
alias him 10 the classic writer's OF Europe puV
much rarer and much finer as is the genius OF nav"
,borpe and it is doubtful whether any prose "ltei
az onr century was more richly endowed II is inns
- tratfplness and cons ,iousness OF province
,,bicb keens HIM down. And inasmuch as Emerson
.os ortirelv free from tins he takes place among
,he g,eat writers of our time, though in the mere
material part Of style he like everyone eiSe must
give place to Haw thOrne."
In the forthcoming fascinating biography u '"o
heroic Lord Lawrence there IS among many an
ecdotes one emincnty characteristic OF the man"h
as as strong IN his affection rs IN his WILL lie was
one evening sitting in his drawing-rtom al SCUM
with his sister and other merlbers Of the 1amly'
all ware engaged in reading. Looking mp from MS
boo in which he mad been engroSsed' he ulscoVo'e,
.hot his wife had left the room. Where's mother
sand he TO ono of his daughters. 'Shes UPSTAIRS
,anlied the girl He returned TO his boOk anu
lacking no again a few minutes later put the s"ne
question to his daughter and received the same
o,sUer Once more he returned TO his reading anu
once more he looked up with the same question On
b,s Inns His sister broke III why really, John'
!, would seem as if you could not get on 1or hNe
minutes without your wife" " Ihats Why m"I
ried hel :" he replied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
ruRoPEAN MARKETS.

rrvrnpOor Feb lG-Bacon Cumberland Cut' &c." ari
mn 4gGd Pork Prime Mess. 50 Od do Weslol' aod Corn
Prime Western 81 Od Cheese American Cholc' Nu'
III id for Mixed old Turpenue Spirits 1 Corn 6 i'd
bgOd American Brealstuu9 -
lar aid Mixed western Wheat. 9Sdd9 ia PEI "a
forni1 ub s1d agOOd for Red Western SprinB' 0fu""
Red Winter. .. ITO, dova were III 900
ceuials Including $1,000 American. o,ot coicutto
IGxnog Frb lG--pirits Turpentne. .SId -, ~
Tinaced 4fnd per quarter iinsccd on. - W. ia n
ner Inn TALON 49, per cwt Refined Petroleum. osu~
tYi. GAL n %
HAvEE. Feb. lG-WucoX5 Latd cio'oi ~ ~ 49,
90 kiloN ,..no. Confines for
ANTWERP Feb lG-Petroloum lS francs 30 ,is sellers,
Firc pale American paid and 10 francs 90 cenune' 'o
Wcax's fsri 4G francs 90 confines per 100 kOs ,,hc,
N,ycuTsfr8 Feb l6-1he market tor arms AM ,,r,s
IL ouief. 30 inch. 80 reed Gold End ShIu.', % Iris
sb o. 7Ild0Sld 26lnch. 60 reel I'M, .econd
M . ~ 3s nod a3gi2d No 40 Mule IW45I H'li SoNO"
Quality. SD. ~
Tor other MARKET reports 90 mira Ia9e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
rpY TELEGRAPH TO rHr TRmuSEI

TOMBSTONE. Ariz., Feb 1G.-Ihc lngers3ll holSo-
ip, works started Up three days ago, and me 911
wall hosting works started up Fts'c''"5'
work admirably c..... o,oi,st tI.c
Wilma. for surface ground, is now III progress "'
Tbe bluc,mailinc sui' against the Grand Ccn'faI
Company is reported TO have been COMPROMISED loi
50. 900. ,,.,,. ,.. loo, Gold
The Peabody mine, at RuSselIVil!e, ms ngt" s,'
to the owners of the Clifton mines, a Scotch COM
nanY. for abOut S3OO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
Newman smyth's Reply to Joseph Cook
DORNER on THE FUTURE STATE.

Being Translation Of the OF ms system OF IA go,
Doctrine Comprising the Doctrine OF the Last InnE
an Introduction and Notes. ~ Newman Shl' 'n' 80 -
of "Od Faiths in New Light "Ihe ol'n'"'A
To day." etc. vol, 12mo, 81. to,,,
The object OF tho set forth ceaIiy anu ,t of the
the views Of the great German he mas been
fan@cy m srcnrcsentcd in country and par r ny
the Rev. Joseph cook IN hls recon- I0''"'
batOun
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Real estate n0anteo.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,2SS broadway, corner Thirty.
hr't a., uuul r. M AID Yves; twenty thhdst,
El.th ave - Last FOurteenh-st corner Union.
SQUARE go Tirav, corner ortyseventsti the IIAI-
LEM OFFICES Noa. l.pnt and 1890 lhrdayc. corner
oDehru rolaudtwenylfth ST., up ~ p regular
flee rates.
WANTED TO BUY-Dakota and Northern
w Minnesota Lands. Address w c. HILL. Washington
-. G.
NVANTED-Nl kinds of properly to sell.
w take entire charge Of Loans made on rents
c. CAKi,EAU. Olice 4l9 Grand.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17

ne1sc for FAIR TO Good Refining Muscoyaaoes hea asc
steady; Cut 9so. Crushed ss &c, ssso Seeds
SioYer 9c Timothv 81 1882 70: @ea so
petroleum. firm Refined. DOs7 'ci Cases. lo4c' Nv
81 20. .o, hoord- wheat easter; NO.
Red spot ST 49,; 81 10 February 81 10 ssc Corn
Guis High MIedi56c No SPOT S9 All o. No spot
sgy Feir1aTv Nav 434c. Receips-Flout' H rIio
Wheat a. 600: Corn % 600 bush oats 2VoV DuS Oats;
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Mem 1Jnblirations.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
HAVE NOW READY,
ON TIE DESERT.

With brief review Of recent events in Egypt by
Henry NJ Field, D. d, author of From the Lakes u
laIney to the Golden Hora" and From Egypt 10 Ja"L
vol crown, Svo., with map, So. EN-
This onme is the account journey In the ht Sr al
IsIaehtes the Red sea amone ue 20 he Promised
Land Az OF Dr. Fields powers OF ODsefNs ,donbtpdly
tOn brought into play and his bgok avels In the
prove the most de ightiul popular nafl"lNov,,
desert OF Mount sinai that has ever le IA "Ii''o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
pp.z111AN COFFEE MARKETS.

ERIC pr tsE1Ro Feb 5.CoGcetiood FITS o bip.
rcs per kOs. Average daily recepts rp NJ Europe
,nenf Of rho wcck-To Channel anu NOth u o Tie
60 900 BAGS: to the United states eo9uo DcFFor the
Channel ana North Europe l7OOu Days " er 900
State. a. ooo bapg for the Mediterranean; oVO'
@ gG o01 baqs Exchange London 2lei ooo
SANTOS Feb l5.-Conee-Superior Saptos' ccg 1000
per fen kos Average daily receipts ioi le nj 600
tags Shlpments OF tho wcek-IO az opnnlsio'' WV
BAGS: IS 900 bags 10 Europe Stock I2-'OOV jays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
Citn ,]roprrln 10 Get.

BROADWAY OFFICES.
Id Annual Hats ready Full scale agrams sent appll
cation o or three offices limo suits for
LAWYERS. FERDINAND FISH, late James NJ. Taylor
2GJ Broadway.
rNO RENT.-Comcr 5th-ave. and 2Sth-st.-
MAGNIFICENT apartment fully furnished parlor four bed
rooms tvs bath and Of kitchen ami dining loo
Rent $3.50 per month. Inquire Of MI DuNsAOhE' East
zoth-st.
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pv r L STEPHENSON. lGmo. LfiSnIe hour 'c''o' -
-
IPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE.
4 POPULAR MONTHLY OF GENERAL lIIE"A ] I ''i''
MApC1I NI-MRER NOW READY.

CONTAINING !. An OcEAN sW'RD7MAN' INNS
tratoa BY q T. Holder. 2. DEATIiLE~s SOM by
C.r,otta Per,v. 8 THE JEWEL IN TIE ipTo~
eto-v b. May Agnes TiucEel :. TIE STONY OF I'M
ATINtss. IL charles Burr Todd. .. TIE FIDDLER
OF nATIsCAN A-io,y y Annie Robertson Aaciailih
q poRTRAIT~ OF COLUMBIs. By James iayie Butler
THE CIVIIIZED INDIAN. by AIRED NJ Wiihins p
"CARITAi" Story. ~ q. II P"cf q. Los ~"
GAIN BY Marion COuthoHy. H. INVALID LlfL ~
THE SOUTH By J. f. A. H. "PoIANbEhS' N
TEXAS BY r. l.. Dan cir. 70 WINTEK-A LAMENT
pv charlie, L. Hlatt1. IS THE srEiuHGnFF
Co.. nv N j. Cathcrw,ol IL OUR MONTHLY
GussfP: Public Topics The French Republic ?
Place aux Danes Two Ttrcs ~ Women. :" Ab''l'leM
and Miscellaneous from 1T ing = al n NJ.
Ne uvius Mciooio'oei-t CLARK Mills. l.. LITERATURE
OF THE DAY.
FOR SALE BY ALL EODK NJ NEWS DEALER'.
Terms: Yearly .uh.ciIton. 90; Single Number p
cents Liberal Cub kate7
spec,men Number mailed postpaid, receipt Of % cent.
,Postsce Stans afford ien; form Of remittance
JB. LIPPINCOTT & Co. Publishers,
7l5 md III Markets. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
Religious Notices.
-lInnhnItnn temperance AssocIntion.

A.-nnnhnttun Temperance Association.
Masonic Temple. 2itst ard 6thayc.
In addition thr Temperance addresses shall
have the wonderful DO, THEY COLOHED SINGERS
male and female voices they suTpass all other oupes that
ever visited Sew York. Mr. ana Mrs THOMAS y. DOUr-
My Will nlsO take part Ia this exceedingly interesting
gramme. Come early J. u. GIBBS. President
AT stock Hall, No. ii Fast lIth.st = DREW JACK
II o'clock. Iuctd"nta OF spiritual
ncyngs, Seats free, and the pablo cordially invited
At second Unitarian Csarch. cor. clinton and Con
grrAssts tomorrow morning, at IL O'clock Rev r. x.
SHPPEN. OF Washington, u. C., will preach. All
dAty Invited
Al Rlootnin gdnIc Reformed Church, West 7lstst,-
Divine services sunday conducted by the PastOoer Rev
welcome.
% M Address by MI W. MARTIN JONES, of Rochester,
Grand Worthy Chief Tompar OF this state subject
Grooves" Also address by Hon. CHARLES T. MILLS
Or. KELLEY, Director OF Music. Good seectlOn.
JOSEPH A. BOGAkDUS, President
IL. h. CARPENTER. Cor. Sec'ty.
AZ scotch Presbyterian Church. l4thst, between 9Th
AMI bthaveaSerNloes 10 morrow "A IN. u.
pastor. the Rev, SAMUEL NJ. HAMILTON will preach
Lecture on Wednesday at O'Clock Young peoples
meeting ON Friday at : o'clock
AZ Jane street Methodist Episcopal Church between
sln ana Greenwich wCs-The Rev. PHILIP GERMOND,
PastJr pieAches 1850 1870 m. Evening subject,
"The Last Chance SUNDAY school, $50 a. IN, p m.
0thRve-ReY. r. HhbER NEWTON will preach at III
n. IN. Kov. j. II. WATSON preach 7.I5 y III. U
Limitation OF salntiy Chaacers"
Free Gospel service, uranu Opera Hail. 23dsi. and
Sthaye Service lO3O-1'S0 IN. Conservation Meeting
o'clock. "A. IL SIMPSON. Pastor.
Al Brooklyn Tabernacie-Dr. TALMAGE Will preach
Tomorrow 1880 ~ ~ and 1850 pan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw.YoRK, Friday. Feb. 1G 1889.
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange salcsroom today
Rg Ys'cr r. Ncgcr
4 story br1ck tenement with lot 30 2nj East loh'
ms 40 81 T. Oi 8darc lot l9llNlOull Jo"h 81 IN 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
DAETIES WISHING 10 PURCHASE AN
ELEGANT HOME.
DrookInn j]ropcrin for Sale anN Go Gfl.

NOR SALE on very clSY terms II IouI-SloIy
I luc. dwelling the west Nd" "l '"unnli li'lggn,
t,.., iuton and Wal street lrilot overlooking
lie ,y and running through t' FuiWii ST. WIZ o
st,rr en- 1ln .f lot .xlo -hial Hu'' Only Oh 'H'
rrnulr,d Address r. Ll>IlN Tribune OMcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
MINES AND MINING.


FRIDAY, FcD. Ib-F' NJ
To-day's mining stock markets presented very
little of interest There far amount OF bust
ness done at irregular prices, but the tendency was
toward lower figures Basscl as notable excep-
lion was strong up to 10; but later 1t sold AT 90
The ComstOcks were higher.
c,rre 4 n TN 1fTNTNG FYCUANGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-NOEE, Feb l6.
The confident feeling among traders nj inc
Petroleum Exchanges %. noted yesterday found an en-
rbatc expression today in the dealings But VIII VIC
sales NJ the Nc-Yor Board and She on city lNch"lEe
fell OIL. the dealing, at the National Petroleum
md tbe iuiu. took Exchange hcrc cdanimp ftau'
ipcI.asc-tius confirming tie view expressed IN i"L
TRIBUNE yesterday that local deliveries were difficult 10
make The only new, OF importance was word thai tHe
Gr4ndln well No 3 was dry. thc Information rom l-'
new Forest County well being m,lgrc. The market
opeued at 81 OOlg NJ The NcT-1orS IA'
change AID a. ~ OBS. AVID 81 OH at The
National Petroleum and thc Mining stock E.rA"n< '
stron. tone To thc uuract aimed H DAY 'u'
price rising CD - C3a In the last 'ur f.c' were I1ad'
down 10 81 OIlad*1 Ola. without Changing tie "o""
islo views Of the majority OF brokers aud customer
The market closed apparently firm.
Tao National Petroleum INcIange to-day suipI-r'l
~ t-c,ous daily records o. activity. aud is uansAc
tom ali ~ or;cd fer Ncgg-N orb delivery "i'-
Tho total aoa ins- today tho three exchange h'r'
were: r,rr,'.
New YORK Petroleum Trci1ugf. .-....-.. --.----
New YORK Mining stock ~ ,haulc -'' '"
Totl ......................... 3.,''oo0
The range OF prices was:
Ny. Pot Nst rc,. Mitins stool.
2 g,.'.li .'--'''''''''. TO- : los lo5
I0gcst...... 800. 900. l0.4 Io.'l H.
lIuA .-.---.. -......--- 4'I ''''
yuAont any cha 81. DOL DO condition oi the rehhr' j.
rorum market. tle price to-day was restore" '' 10
=. a. = 20. al Ncw-l'Ta
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Gitp 11ropertp TO Get.
Counlrp l]ropertp for Sale alo to Let.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED "A At r, The
frstst until D. M aud 3JS Weot Twenty third-st cor
ner Erhth ave no 90 East Foureenthstr corner Union
souao ESQ Trava corner Forty seyenh-sti at the X
TIM OFFICES Nos. 1007 and 1900 Thirdave, corner
up 10 p H. a'Iesu~r VI
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Goteis.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT-STS.
PHILADELPHIA.
Iecnton unsurpassed; newly furnished and improved,
with 800 rooms offers attractions superior TO any hotel in
Pbuadelphla l.. U. MALTBY, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR ADDITION TO COUNTY
II JAIL OF MANCHESTER COUNTY.-Scaled prOpO-
sails viii he received undersigned committee he
NARA Supplies sheriff Office tie Court House
at White Plains until ~ O'Clock on Saturday The 2l day OF
February 1888 building addition the County Jail
Of County and specifications for the work
the ONCE above stated. Dated Feb. q, 1888
GEORGE J. WILLET5
ELISHA HORTON } Committee.
4. w. CRISFIELD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
CnsTnM Hnner- NrM.YnRK.

CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK I
COLLECTORS OFFICE, January %, 1883.
PROPOSALS are invited for the printing and
binding of enc thousand Catalogues OF goods
10 De furnished "a tins Office before February 10.
1888. Particulars furnished AT this office.
". IL ROBERTSON
Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
NAST ORANGE. Y. j, PROPERTY.

MAST ORANGE. y. j., PROPERTY.
House contains y rooms paor dining room ana rocep
o i, 1 M with steanheatcrs stationary range
and u 3, a gro ren ad s ect deP upon the rear
Wnlri t'"it rs . ul ,.1th ,r,,tt tre.s
suasd only few minutes from tho Gcrot at GToye'E
ne c.ty; ,...u.....-
Apply to J. ]. DENlNE 900 hio@u-s.
r,0p PFV,V Rcrgen Point. n j., 20 min
ule nom io't oi & four dst cass houses with All
rooms rcns low oie house furnished i9ssg RGi y,
I MI 4 irl'EIEiT 81 WaHst y. y, or ". : JEN.
NIN"9' "'' '''''' ~ ''' ID. >, -.
FOR SALE-A6ogt 500 goo. acres acres OF lahu "'
ON t a,c ere one residence two farm houses and SIX
tenant houses "i. lt i,o''e 'O'i''''' ' anu
There ae over 5"o1 iru e;, aiee IN o'IiIS tste
ey nue.t oa me Tygr s, . i rsc r t o1 NAV remain on
bond ana mortgage. or Wal exchange in part iOF CITY
't'l,yg ,r!siiti.riar. with
Kun 7. RoMAGSE BROWN,
- ---.-, y I5e,.I ,7TF
EOR SALE To CLOSE N - ! a E;-A =
mo era a, ena'y ,t a. 81 ,6oees iTSt IN Sbua
dc forest ara ora. do o aaa saT y IoS@
dgea by Che ar, i e q I5Ier P 5 4
la se barns stables aud house farmers house wtl
f@, T1s 'roc in nr5ci1ss condition ana present
ing S a., li. Tor a. hc1hfnluess aud tie
,,,tv al M. air. For Ia lthcr particulars ailIe's
ClINioN o"lL' q Vest Vest SSthst
NOR NAIf-At OWCgO, ilO[a county, ~ i
,io cl3,c an estate I"n..ns arG m f uh y water
oor 81 i5rs csracty has f,e run Of stone and ful
cIui''.,, % ,I ~ '.'rsl. t,Iut f,r introducing tho
49,. t,r Misunderstanding uour rtelms &c, adj.
i"i pr -, ~ 49, y ~
Dress =. - "H'''' '''-' 80
OR MAJ , nSy, tGont 500 c.ty lots algs
- f,,.,.,l. small hotri twenty fuur handsome cot
NO.. .i,.t- Aid ont trees planted " ~ Dec sold entire 20
rie c.rate Good opportunity Co bargain Maps
Iflou OF w.. II TAYLOR. POS Montague 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
tV1HE understand being DESTROYS of formIn:

INHE understand being DESTROYS OF forming
limited uatncrship under the statutes OF the ate oi
New York, hereby cortN. ,,.,. mol, ma. ,,ors,,,
That the o. firm under Nh'h 'H' P'' '''"P
IA 10 Ice conducted ogden. King & C"npau'. t..,i
manure 81 inc htistl's7
To- be transacted by partnership H inc buynE n sci
ing Of .ockA bonds and othcr securities upon 'uhhap
third That 81. The gcncIhi ana special pau.
nerr interested In said partnership are a. W
ogden Who rcsles IN The city. county on" S'a'o OF
YORK Vincent g. King who rcsidts al lc 'pNh ~ 2iLs
town I'm tie state New-Icrscy. ANA ferlcA I WILCOX;
of Inc "A d CITY York are INC FriuiH 9h
dennis Wilcox Who reade, at tc said Guy OF New Oik,
In special partner. 81, ,r.ito,, t,s c,rtrV,,,.1
the NJ Filty Thousand DpiNH "' '"i''"' w WV '''
of the SAID hrnl ,, H., .,d n,rtnera,,lr IL q,
co,uenc. h. tl,r eleventh day Of Januar9 l ana ihe
period at which the said laitncIAniP N " '' " WV
thiTtictn day OF April l0N4. ,...,,,
b"'c" '"'' oi' JOSEPH W. OGDEN,
VINCENT H. KING.
FREDERICK =. WILCOX,
DENNIS G. WILCOX.
CITY and County of New. York. IS 800 .,., -,
In s eleventh day of January. one thousand eight hun
eighty -thtcc bctOie ne po.su Vl Joseph w
1t.n Vinrent n King frelcIick T. Wilcox and Dennis g.
Viio, ~ -,c tnovn and 81 be the persons
,i1d m aud Who executed the foregoing certificate and
Sry artnnweigcd that they respectively signed
fbe amid cortifcate CHARLES +. Az kAMP,
wv NOiary Public, Kings Comfy.
Certificate filed in New-York County. janis lawGws