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Special Notice.

,gIS il to certify that have but AGENT in Bath
Il and that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
OF the sale of my Genuine Sorsaparila Tomato BIT
ers and her medicines and all persons wishing ar
tices of this kind will he sure get the genuine by
calling on him. FREDERIC hno"N'
Boston, Feb, l94e.
". B-Beware of eountcrfeits and interchangeable
market is full of them. 1yd96-lyoaml9
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TEssEssER.-Th Wings OF the fourth Dis
rlio. Of Tennessee have appointed Delegates
to the National Convention, with instructions
for Gen. Taylor. The Wings OF the third
District Of the same State have chosen John
A. Crozie. their Delegate, and instruct MIN for
Nh Clay.
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New. YoEK.-Lewis Fairchild, OF Cazeaovia
is chosen delegate to the Wing National Con-
vention from the Esd district. James u. Mer-
rill Of Genesee is the delegate from the SD
district. Resolutions in favor OF Henry Clay
and Willard Fillmore have beea passed in the
I'd Assembly District.
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Mrs. Julia Webster Appleton, wife Of Sam
uel Appleton, Esq, and Only daughter OF
Daniel Webster, died in this city on Friday
evening. The baroue Chief from. Vera Cruz,
arrived this afternoon with the mortal remains
OF his son Edw ard from Mexico. A wide cir
Gle OF s yInpathy with our revered statesman
is stirred in his behalf by these Affections.
81 Whom sorrows press, they como not single spies,
But in battaliOns." .'s " 7' ~
Boston TRANSCRIPT
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Bowdoin College.

We have received a catalogue of the officers
and students of Bowdoin College for 1885,
The number of students is as follows Nell.
cal Students 65 ; Senior Sophisters IS; Junior
Sophisters "a; sophomers "a; Freshmen 80;
l26 Total 1911.
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A human skeleton has been dug up in a
garden in Nashville, ". H, supposed to be
that Of man named Waldror., who disap-
reared some sig years since.
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SPOKEN.

March Is, in Gibraltar Bay, brig saml Colt. fin
Marseles for Boston.
April II, lat % o5 Ion rs, barque Tedesce
Tim Portland for Havana.)
April 10, lat "a 90, Ion -; WAS sisnalzed brig Cords
liza, steering SSE.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-04

ER7 The Portland Transcript, as we men
toned sometime ago, has passed into the
hands of Mr.. Erastus e. Gould. 1t is now
issued in quarto form. and is printed on new
type. It looks very neat.
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Potato Rot.

F., find from az that have READ, and all
have learned from experience, based or ec-
pertinent, that the following suggestions are
valuable, because if strictly followed, they
will ameliorate the disease always, and in
most cases be preventive.
LIST. Plant none but good perfectly sound
seed.
I'd. Plant deep, in light, dry soil.
Sd. Plant early. and gather then. before the
tops or vines are entirely dead.
4th. Dig them only when the ground is dry,
and dig clear, dry day; house them before
| the sun be down or the dew falls. Put none
away but such as look dry-house them in a
dry cellar, letting fresh air 20 them whenever
i. is net too moist, or too frosty.
9TH. Donot use. termeating manurcs in the
trenches or hills.
9th. In putting them away make three
classes. Perfectly sound-suspected-partial-
! " affected From the las. named, cut off
with knife every part a: all affected.
9TH. The best seed unques:ionably are seed
inqs.-.4merican FARMER.
FnoM YucATAN.-The brig Vancouver, Capt.
Sweetser, arrived or Sunday from Sisal, re-
ports much trouble among she Indians. They
had taken the town of Cero, and Merida was
daily, expected to be attacked. Two Spanish
men. of war were at Merida with ammunition,
which was landed but the officers objected to
render the inhabitants any other ASSISTANCE
N. Y. Express, lst.
The House to day have had under consider
alton the Scott resolution, or the resolution
asking the President TO furnish al the corre-
spondence between the government and that
military officer. A portion OF this has been
furnished, not, however, till Secretary Marcy
had written long letter Of a very singular
character to Gen Scott, after the resolution
passed the House, TO save himself and the
Presiden. from censure, and to make out a
good case against him.
The city is now quiet SO far rs l know
! mobs are no longer the order Of the day, and
southern men are getting 70 be quite rational.
Some Of them even talk about the abolition OF
slavery in the District, as thing quite likely
| to happen II a few years Washington Cor. o.
Boston WIG.
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re- We did not receive, yesterday, as we
expected, report OF the examination OF the
Irishmen, suspected of being concerned in the
murder az Brunswick.
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The Portland ADVERTISE says Of Gen. Scott,
in connexion WIFI the Presidency and Vice
Presidency;
of he shoulc be selected by the Wings at
their National Convention, az candidate for
either Of those Offices, We have no doubt he
would bring into the field as much euatJobh
personal popularity as any other candidate,
and that too, where i: IS most needed, and if
elected would discharge the duties with honor
to himself, the party sustaining hin, and she
whole country
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The steamer Governor, from New y ork 10Y
Fall River, ran ashore at Fishers Island, on
Saturday morning al IL IL O'Clock. Her
passengers were taken of, and reached Boston
N TIE evening. The steamer got of il the
afternoon, went to New London, and iron.
thence TO New York
fanny FonEEsrEE. "A Maulnain Free
Press of December "a, ls47, announces that
daughter was born 20 Mrs. Judson on the
morning of that day.
Law roR DoGs.-In the Court OF Common
Pleas, in Boston, in the case Of Mary NcCol-
ley VS.. Edward Kicker, which was an action,
brought by little girl, by her next friend,
to recover damages for being bitten by the
defendants dog, The jury returned a verdict
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-04

The Publisher Of the Age viii issue Fri
weekly paper during the session Of the Legis-
lature. No Tri-weekly will be issued from
the Journal Office the approaching session.
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re- The sixth number Of the second volume
OF the Dasuerreo:ype has been received
Among its articles IS e criticism on Longfel-
lows's Eyangeline, from. Fraser's Magazine
Il is interesting because it shows in what
light that poem IS regarded by critics Of the
old world
t-y@ The Editor Of the Times, IN his yester-
days paper, relating his own experience, we
suppose, gives sad representation of the evils
OF the welded state We pity him from or
irmost soul.
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DIAMONDS, &C.

,y'HE UNDERSIGNED invite all VINO viii have occasion
81 buy Diamond Jewe.ry for the holidays 10 inspect
their present 10 Is usual % claim peculiar iac
ties snd profess ability u selling at lower prices nsn
others hist the simple assertion % his effect s considered
amauer OF course. and leaves no impression.
Fee us that extraordinary opportunities of buying IN
Quantities for cash. durgg the ate Revolutions. and -ubse
depression. m the various European markets. enables
sih entire proprety I'd assert m" sfrAi superiority 81
cur Diamond aud other rich Jewery over any col
lection ever seen 10 MS country snd our aby 70 eel Al
llSa pUcrsaud hist We ar- fairy entitled 10 any penth
that may arise from tho matter Of fsc desire 10 MAKE
tre assertion dis ncy std formally rs to Induce all n-
teresed make mo necessary inspection and comparison
beg observe lhsi the prices "a which We invite 81
teuti0u are Al marked In plain hgures, from which we
peire ourselves not o. make the sg hest deductions on
any n.deraOn whatever; perfectly confident that ne
richness and extent Of our variety the beauty and tasteful
o. our syesne freshness 81 our enfe s1ocs ana on
low prices fail 10 be- appreciated by most buyers ana
will secure sgainst any competition rom old stocks
bou h Old prices that have accumulated here Or may be
''''' DIAMOND SETTING
We have also the largest stock Of unset Diamonds purely
.oues which epsred mount 10 order, on our
premises by ih- most skfll and experienced WORK
events 10 Europe have enabled u. 70 procure
An accomplished artist Il ected with our msnuiac-
torv who will furnish original designs without charge
MEDIUM AND LOW PRICED JEWELRf
We have ssO the largest and 0st taslrli coecuon OF
cy.msde and imported Jewery Of the more staple d-scp-
Iions al equally favorable prices
We hav. beautiful collection Of the newest and preirst
.e Of Watches nc backs engraved enaneied and stud
dsd with diamonds pearls, &c mostly made to order and
d-scnpoa Leonuues Chsieaines, Breloqles Trinkets,
&c. % msich -
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
Br0nzc fsus. desks, dressingcsses workooxe- f-ncy
tor various tables paper maehs goods opera
s.se. clocks fncy porcelain and glass &c &c 10 srger
a. ncneI ysegy before al u which are offered
a much 'ess Than former prices.
STATIONERY. CUTLERY PERFUM merry, BRu SHE'S,
And al staple articles accustomed 20 import, OF
genuine on siy and o- prices 10 say the leash a. n7y
are Oblalrahe elsewhere
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING
By experienced Engllsh sad SWISS wofkrnen
ENGRAVING, &c.
Cards and seals engraved 10 the beet slyes fhp-i
sisu ped 10 gold silver and cOlor-, Or plain.
TIFFANY. YOUNG ELLIS
Corner Broadway and Chambers 81,
SB A.msny persons seeking holiday presents msy not
BE- aware of . We beg % INFORM them hat many u our
richest and desirable fancy goods VIII be iouno on
~, sa--ora soor dis 2swJl
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GENERAL. NOTICES.
~ To the Democratic Wbig YOUNG Men q
The Fifteenth Mnrd.--In accoIdance viii lhe kes

~ To the democratic Whig Young Men OF
The ttfteeuth Ward.-iu accordance Win she heso
uuous Of the Democratic Wing Young Mems General Com
ni,ee, passed Dec 1. 1915 the whs Young Men OF The
Fnetuth Ward are requested assemble Al the Alsnihus
Hc,c corner OF Wsverley place and Mscdoaes-s1 Oh
Wednesday evening Dec IS Tor the purpose Of selecting ave
muec fWms Young Men for the ensuing year BY order
o. ne deeg alton . - ,.,,., o., ..,,
Ha. FRANCIS srliGnf. JOIN c sEANr
- AZ n Regular Ncctins Of Montsomer,
Lodge. No. Is, held Al she Howard House ON Monday
evening", toe I'M igs. btohs Samuel ossood fq lasos
Wa McDsrmou. lsse Alderman Of The Eighth Ward, and
suemocr Of that Lodge the following preamble aud fesc
t.,,. we're unanimously sdopt-d.
aS,o,s il has pleased Almighty God in his Frov
asocs % by death, sne, short Illness our much
tay Of ms Lodge les Ia an appropriate manner 'hrif
fesIeci for ihe memory OF the deceased aud Their sympathy
RsssrS T5sr Montgomery Lodge No IS. hereby tender
he Surviving Emily Of toeir aie hrrhef tnri e
toeoeuce 10 We bereavement u,es ss 80 sis
lose ofon- endesfed 20 them as kiro ifeno an
o9sosud sna fond fether -. .t...
Roord Thta copy Of The foregoing resoRteos s,So'S
By he officers Of this Lodge, De transmitted to the isy %
NJ deceased
ks,ssS That as fsrlher marx Of resPec. toI tbs me
Eursei tom he miaases JANIS McGRATH, ". NJ.
=" d l. CowAN, Secretary Pfo'ein' e'
" Cheap Po.tage.-A public meeting viii h
a. % The Merchants Eschaege on Thurs lsy, sue 80
December 1888. at O'Clock. to sdopt measures 70
na4ee Congress Al the present session 10 psss 80 &C 20
,e.s ,he rates OF postage and such other measures %
po.. reform viii afford greater facilities 10 the CORES
aeoce of The people and also increase the revenue q
NE ro-t Oace Department
Afepors will then re made Of the doings o! the New
80 Cheap Postage Association, since It's orgsnizsilsn
zoe Measures which have been adopted 10 accomplish
% oe1-cts for which It formed.
ss.tsl distinguished advocates Of Cheap Postage Will
s.ifess he meeting
TIE euzeos generally are invited TO attend.
JAMES BROWN. President
'AssAsss Bars, Cor'g Secretary dis .us
- cottce.-This evening Colonization meeting VIII
"a me Dutch Reformed Church, Lssy place snd
Eos.ss delivered by HCOH maxwell aud Hon =.
lh7 meeting commences 81 7. oclt ca and As the
rs snd cause both sitrsciiye, fan houss 10
dis II
naydock, The ex- Wood sawyer. OF Hudson, " III
- Temperance Meeting al the Sailors Home, Cher
~ as w sanesdsy) evening dlsli
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iy-Truiy may Il be phslcaly cA4rd urL-., I. -
at heen SHOWN 10 faii giving entire sasselol "a &C
N nesry zoo 0 bottles sent IN almost every "
ohe We feel particularly grAIined 70 nna 90 AZ sr -
Sery respectable portion Of he medical pfoi-ssos ays
s.t- prejudice and giving our medicine iat and
80 ~ - -st in their practice lii especially d-ssr1
- A In his simple vet werfll " eaienr
th-v have the iuiernal stu1anL 40 -.
,,, rifsnt 80 especially necessary IN cholera a. Fan
mi md spasmOdic affections stops diHrhra h - 49,
Alarming character Immediately ard gives lnstan. l-5
h. .n..r sir actiOn upon The system rne1nslc AZ -
oher pains weld Immediately 20 lis nnaeice "
IN .tsad sor- Ia being counienAnced By he hfs ie-, y
H. End among whom We proud 70 name ne on
CostSr. lrviuss suydAms Ludlows, hornsss'
schsrnerhorns, &C IN short. nneenins o. nc oA'e Ga
Ard many other cifies II IN lieu OF AZ DINERS
Orce 50 Pearl-s. Of Tsuerssls Broadway oi hcocnk
Co Boston, and Of The druggists generally 49, VI
q Q dozen
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80 WF Wfhitf S'f.'ff''''t'
CLEARED sap Orphan. Williams. Liverpool. WIN Tyson.
Bnt Iu,,. Hosner - Mafss &C. Coe' Andeeon Co. Ae,
BffmlaN NUrilk.
s,h A.oe. Ross lBrl Mckay Hafas. Copy, Jones Csoni
Al.arln Bacon. Oavesion joseph faft-d snow Nu-uu
Fnpne Marble pgloui Euy Johnson Johnston Baltimore
johnson ioefel
ARRIVED Rns Ameda Rowland, iods fu 81 MARKS. va k9
Wet 50 n.f Len 10 - Mss, bsfk Auto-on
Psa And hrs Pioneer ,arn both or Nors, waiting ne 81
act the Bar Len AZ hey West brig Mar
az had b-~n ashore Reef Mgiaa Dodge in Mobile
g. Yafk had been ashore Reef dcgi and hove
out found sustain nfng damage wouh be- ready o. sail
BIG Napoleon. Etntee iof fofk I'D ~ previous @
ia.i a on 49, large steamship steering p ft l'
%, ~ on o. 3d. spoke bg Herald, sppcaa m san Juan c. m
Yor: lh 40 Ion - o. essd signals with ship buena s''
NJ .ehr Boser nav Hafas Ms DE-, fab 10 wheewgbt
s,h Msy Rowland Rowland Ids hn Nsuisoks, Va, OYSTER
bound o. farheven.
sshr Mar, Jane Mott I'm Nortdk.
Sfhs Tarquin Gallagher. Norfolk.
s.hr RIO Grsnde. Townsend, Virginia
Geofge Ross, IhaNs, Nrknh
sehr MARY Ellen Weeks. Nrginia
Sthr Ga-ns. Townsend. fhlst
sthr Wm I-ggetf. pezroot, Nyslk
Robert h smith. Robinson, NsltucAei
Sehr Eudors. Leian rrovdenCe
Sthf Judith Ward. Anderson. Providence
sioop ohso. Mitchell. Nantucket
~ioop Thomas Hawkins. Dosue Providence
Slos r Copy, DAVIS ssg Hathor
Sllsp Flsoter, Cartwright sax tafoor
BELOW Brs Herald Of sppcan Cray - d IN san Juan
~ The Telegraph reports chip the ofng Al sunset
Packet sp Point Liverpool, has anchored al th~ W
sph vind bound Wind y =. with haly weather
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EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

'g,O THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS IN THE YEAR
1872 snd Oregon snd North California N he years
1854 by Bfevei Captain j. c Fremont. vol W. rs
psce-. Price &c
The Great Hoggauys Diamond. by VIM NJ rhsc-
kerry. price 2'c
The Living Age. Nc. $40 prize FAC
Notes o. Military Reconnaissance from Fort Lesven-
worth In Missouri. io San Diego 10 Cshioruis including
parts of Arkansas De- Noue and Gls Rivers Price 3.
Nagallre. for January. l3i9
G1deys Laiy's Boos Tor January 1919. pnre = ceni-
Grahsms Magazine. for January 1919, price . cents
linton Msgaz ne or January iRi9, price - cents
The Hunchback Of NOire Dame, by Victor hugo, -oc
Moneypennv or. the Heart 81 the World, = Romance
Of tha presert dsy. Price - cent?
Psu Artenh-lm, the Monk ~ Nissahikon, part 2 NJ,
Railroad Guid. No 7 So-Cn 10 bsny, Price &>c
Kate sl-i .hsm novel, by Miss Pickering. = cents
The Manelyerns Mofae-. by the snthoI Of Firi, %
The MAIDEN Aunt beautiful novel, prics p cents
Wilson's Tales OF the Borders, No p, price $ cents
The anoge together with al the and cheap puhlics
tons. whOe.ale and retail
ans BFRFORD cos A.tor House
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- TO LET-To small family, psn q hoase stu
stsd 10 . healthy and pleasant location pear nion
- Para consisting o. front psrof % ne tfst foot,
bedroom with psntres and front bsssmsnt ktehsn Win
Croon the SANE. with privilege In t.ihns rom
c-ar sc Rent nodefsls 10 good tenant For further
particulars apply al " kssI sizts@uihs corner of lryine
pisce 90 ~
- TO LET OK FOR sALE-The new and well.
y arranged thfes-stoy house, 15 Tentnst east o.
- Toni ans square. Immediate possessiOo can be bad.
Also Tor sale Ihroe badins lots Msdison avenue be-
tween Twenty seventh and Tvsnty-eshfh ss Apply TO
dl3hs r. HOGAN, 30 Bsskman-st
- FOR sALE-The furniture, bxurss, Issss srd
3. rood viii Of the busnets q Hotel on broscvsy 10
- ihe CITY Of New York. Apply 10 Edward hsfsh. NO
II Posgs Building, u Hanover and kxchsnfe race,
between the hours 81 and 10 A ". and 4 and y ~
DIS l~s
- FOR SALE OK ExCHANGE-lso scres q
and ia Clinton County, Michigan, BEG tAm towhsnip
acres sncosed and so~sd viii wheat Crop resefve1
Also loo teidnx lots 10 different psfs u tbs Cinss o.
Ssuars and Orange, N with Inducements % those no
- ,o aid Inoair. OF THO. MEAD.
d3A. H"slst bas,mets oe-,
- TO IET-Ths store go Broadway fos7s"os
~ given immediately. Apply on nc premises
- ID aft
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JACOBS PLArr. Auciioueer.

JAlDB PLATT, AucIiDneer
otkEKl CHINA, AND fARIhESNAhf
\-JACOB y PLATTS ls-i Fall sale this season. ~
above will take place THIS DAY "wednesday 18Th ios,
10 O'Clock, In the large over The auction sos-
Of alt and Gold and viii embrace the usual ~
OF goods Of h'usek eepug articles suitable for
Cnck-ry dealers Sc such as brrss candestck-, common
ani splendid sets Of Japsnued tea trays kuses and ofhs
OF all descriptions hue Ivory table cutlery and
also assortment % rich vases mentel Ornaments co
ogue sc also to which the special attention of purchs
dIected invoice ~ 81 90 Of nch glass
for account OF the manuacinres and 100 cases and
packages of glass s1ch tumblers dishes specie
lars napples &c Sale of hs whole prIrmplOry. dl5 "
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JACOB PLATr. Aucuone-r
4 ssIGNkE'~ saI.E OF HARDWARE. AND CUT.

n LERY, SHELF, STAPLE AND HEAVY GOODS,
worthy Caiflrnsn adveniurers notice The above sale viii
take place TO MORROW Thursday ighlnst at 0ocFk al
the auction room - Pis. which the stienlon of
try ~ well city dealers l. directed In this Is four
table knives snd fOss OF celebrated manufacturer
comprising entire assortment 10 be- sold Tor account ~
u iD Ots Ia suit purchasers also - Au
drews patent continuation locks for iron chests and ss-
cost from $50 each ard ihs attention of California
sdvenr-f-i 10 directed TO the same well ths sale
rally In when Is shoyels aud spades forks chains
pans rings, butts, nails sadfOus, &c NC dls IL.
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America gentleman now esiaolsned 10 pu.n-.. n -
i-y having had extensive eNperienee y ine -.o.s -
-s IN Mexico who spesks spanish srG Frrrea ~ 80
81 scv AMI alency and v no csn give aim
n references shout 10 vsll ne scd regions " JOG
- - s.,.s.s n,-n,.es tie vii be = - % Communicate
Win any caritasi merchant or ssroc Aoa desfols q ma
9 Adventure. Of goods or capita In that qlsIei 40
nav " - 20 iulrus them upon mutual sccolni 70
fsr I'D "a thfl agent No pfoposuos WI u7 nr-
r he investment Of less ihsn ave houssnd doiss 7.
Or goods and 10 . hoped nat 20 peison w. s 7, - -
notice - ro I. not resolved On pr0rlpi aLa
ION Atsres. p : L Trihlne once % -
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pome-tic Ports.

BALTIMORE De, l2-An hsh Mar Teresa Cole, iaAs lssi
~. Msp kno~l~. Ceuu-gos Chief Brown TURKS Island Go
sh.p Lad, Pee. Johns. Liverpool
BuSIoN De, -Au bsAs CLAIMING atwood No,cans, h'A4s'
Potter savannah. bus Nader. Miteu, - Martins leo
tnrl~i bss Iona smyrna Cd bars Gr.npus Dyer Nsan
- Iark ia bl. Ararat, M~tsSs Ccustsatnople
AnHIIliA. De ll Gle hu-s Mtou Carly No 'ftHr
d. So Garland Ow-r-. Noodle
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SAVINGS BANK
No. b beesman-sl-Chni0n Hal.
re- Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and sai

TS- Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and safur-
days. rom 5f0 o'clock, NJ
The Institution for the Savings Of Merchants CLERKS
8 uler Oper above. for The reception u deposits
from al Of persons 10 10 also open Thursdays
from B 90 O'Clock. z " exclusively fJr females
since he opening u THIS Institution The ls " July
e amount AMI number Of deposits have been such
render Us immed ale success certainty.
The Of interest 20 be paid deposiis made during
frsi six months viii be determined January sld
irfs doubt thai the dividend viii be eQls hat Of
~ Other srlilar institution
OFFICERS
f.ar. kfse Pr@siisnt joys Pslsss. Trasslr-f
Ir..ft- Nrfvott rrest
- Lei Pre- A..
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perennial HOLIDAY SHEET.

UF.N INIVN
Nd ILLUSTRATED TINES Containing series Of
Hoganhs splendid pictures Of The Two Apprentices
h- good aud bad-and history Of them, beside large
number of other splendid eugrsviugs together with besu
ufi portrs OF Hogsrih himself b-surfu tale OF Dinner
Tune The Cockney In America, with Illustrations sni
Srs,f ma interesting taes sc SC The whole Of this
beautiful sheet q ceus retail - per 100 copies For
saehy SrRiNGER 4 TOWNSEND, Broadway
BERFORD 4 co Aston House. Broadway
DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Tribune buiidins.
"A LONG 4 BROTHER 10 Ann-st
GEO. DtNrFR BROTHER, o. Ann.st
And al he other bookseller. In The Guy DIS .,s-
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MAMMOTH PICTORIAL
DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHAN,

FOR CHRISTMAS AND NkW-fEAK
AAfLsOS l. co ; Great Cnnslmss Pictorial brotnef
w jonathan ~IA Be ready for the Ssgsrn-n ear y
THIS DAY. Th's q By far The most splendid msnm"'n
pc tOral sheet ever Issued from he pr,ss.
Prrso,s desiring send 10 their fnenis 10 re unty
will be supplied with copies In wrappers, ready iof US
n all this day They may b. sent from us once OF
pr,cs h. csr,. ~ COW WILSON co
dij II Pr5lsher.. IS spruce-st % stofy.