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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-28

90 single bottle OF sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cost annually. "a
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
s?ALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEI
SAVE THE PIECESI
ECONOMY DISPATCHi
Ey-''A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINEnSs
AS accidents will happen, in well regulated fam,
lies it is very desirable to have some cheap and
nient wsy for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery 60
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no household can sgon
to be withoutit 1t always ready and up to the STICK
ing point
useful IN EVERY HOUSE,
n "a Brush accompanies each Bottle Price rs cents
Address, HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 4S CEDAR Street, New York.
AUTION.
AS certain unprinciped persons attempting to palm
of on the unsuspecting public limitations Of MY PRE-
PARED GLUE, would caution all persons to examine
before purchasing, and see that the full name,
HwSPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,-M
ID on the outsds wrappsg oil others ara swindiing ooun
rfsits b1-f
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from the Daily News, Newport, R. II
Cephalic Pills are taking the place OF all kinds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-16

the posscssipn Of free nego letter di-cltcl 10
Butur, tho Wig liant Committee ordered II tp u en-
ei VIII ch having icCn Ii i,e, II was scaled again and
arc ~ leave the -tair e South C1r,uI 4 , t. 8 ttr
health permits you 70 dp ~. Nv orlc-.
SAM III SOLONONS, Secretary"
This was un M" 9th NJ December It was
not until last "Wednesday that Mr.. DfrKrY Nhs
abbot leave the state. lie informs u. that he
oyorhcarl the man NIth whom be- w,- staying
say that n hr thuuh that DI,kIN was M Abo-
litionst hc would NH him him IL Tlijnls.
a corrc- lnulru' ul hr Y'I 49,. ,..tr. from
Charleston. teu. 1lth slvs.
SPEAK NJ ui the d.spa,isut that prrvn. herc. 10
not belle We There t- AytinE short ui \ s,rH Hk 10.
Ihhk "I 'rhs'.nE "W "a, t.Hhutut" 90. i.t'iy NHl
the state rs sinking vrss''f ia ~. Nn.hr ui.s rt-
bic one nt last, without law, u though tu. brsnHg
and turtunDa ui utu thus sttt,N down W NJ 10 uE.
You hear ur rnou dn,iIu- Ia -r sums g. ,tl...
Gu Mt the truth, ami y1u will hud that tn a,t We
hut tie uCumunt. II hy which iorciblc ~ cirr .,,t
avoided forced uuisuu with money huiu u mhn.
strnu, wrug iu another shape.
There II, ycr was Il desperate cause that cr,ld M
hnd ts rnthuSastc rrpprters, ready ~ dcNitc - II
person and purse. While this IL true GO, this rebel
lion, Il s equally true that hrnl eds AMI thousands
OF those most affected hy II depure u as Nh ,rtparnl-
lole Rlnc,S, but dare not tttcr wurd q. rennn-
strnmcc. AMI while they shout hr,y" their hoIts snk
within them know that this Is 80: AMI " rebellion
docs not Storr l"ur herct rclrlh,n. will n,Eno~l.
edge uyscIi mstak n. As Dp man can gIyu - -lii-
cint ,rs'n u."rc thnH the thcoric. OF politicians,
Why there should have been rebellion ..t ~ man
,nn show what v IN 10 dNcl Iy all ibis
81 uic Hud uc',uc. Nu,u - g. o. d unpul-c
dies away, H- .nayy lt W,l, when tic item re-
aIt',s u.v to rmu CNpcriCnC Il, al government
shall lUvt n.trt,d ~. H. the ,cunilun VIII b1 Ike
r'|lTa"f lNturu, ta,u pee, Iucl. Gil u y,,trruu,
". wit y, vlI, this o., Tie cure, n'd tic uny uur-
the ~ rlur tu min. ter unto thg dHrts.l stItr.
II OIy Charleston were IN the hudg If Federal
troop, TIE lurls rratur,d the batteries Il .nIntcd,
and tie yu,m. men the brothers, the a,n., the
fathers, the huslnih,, whose absence from home tn
srrNC With the tcuci,s now brings uncrni'sGrd
drsu'nt to- 80 mniN hru rhud.,w h,sis slt ts,c,
with ifgr,, uul uIl"r, AND lugno-s rest rr,i Is tar
the ifEur .'urr ui the community wnuli an ricly
rcjucC Und tiles, the hand H! dclvcnn>p.
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The Standing Army Of South Caroilnn.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Jan. 7, 1861.
10 the Members NJ the Senate and Houe Of Rpre-
seIidftpes
The Convention has passed resolutions authorizing
the Governor ~ raise two regimsftA oi enlisted men
---One regiment Tor service Of twelve months and
the other Of six months. Under these resolutions,
have commissioned officers frUin first lieutenant down
tn third Lieutenant, and In one instance have CON-
miSsiOned captain ~ raise Immediately artillery
company. To make 1t little expensive possible
10 the State, have for the present confined myself
10 the appointment o these officers. Perhaps ID may
not 10 necessary " enlist Tor the second regiment;
The o. INVENTION Also, by resolution, authorized the
Governor h. call Immediately into service COMPANIES,
with their officers somewhat On the principle II vol
lntsers, and to form them into regiment by APP
pointing of n id officers. have made call OF this
Onel hAxcy GREGa brave and able Ofhcer, to COM
mand 10. portlUn Ot this company In IN actual po-
sitlOn ola suyaiis Island, and other companies for
10 are rapidly arriving This regiment Is fJr aix
months. II n regiment OF men enlisted for twelve
months he raised, IL will require about SiO0.00O W
equip AMI support IT,
The regiment for six months, under Colonel GHEas,
Will be at Nh expense of about SlOO0OO II the other
regiment Of enlisted men tr six mouths bo found
necessary, 1t will be additional expense Of SiOo0OO
therefore most respectfully recommend that some
provision he made for the pay aud snpPor, of these
regiments in such manner the wisdom Of the Leg
IAlature may adopt ! recOmm5nl AsO that the bill
which III boiOre the Legislature, entitled "a bill for
tho establishments Oi n Coast Police tor south Caro-
lima" be passed: TINS, 10 Is supposed wall involve
All expense OF Sl5O,Oo0.
The act passed W prov de an armed military foroe
may involve an expenditure ~ sJ0,O0O, and provision
has been made for raising $tOIOO more for the pur-
chase of arms and munitiHns. These several sums
amount " u ,AOD00 IL u hoped tha c,reum stances
may ay1ss uh,ch ,cu gipe pdctae settis1sm 10 our
deicuss, aad ~, spery rsasoslatts sHdodpor shae
Dc made % I,eosa ne expenditure q ne whots
aHOuni bat the csI tIa o1y 20 prodI,s IJ1da5
turn TO srents ts 10 be thoroughly prpdyed % NEE any
emayency. f.w. fioxsss.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JAN. II, 1861.


In hhJu P,rU.b0r iU hr " fgy-IIr W..
h.m Oh, TRIES IA Kansas -prc,c'lcs in 'ur dl rcu,
lHun,,~, ,-isr MoIavE r.nscr hcr,rr'ns :, tI.c
SN Sltr. W t.is state, and is, ami l.ts Uytu .r.
au gtars p'st, mis- inntry among tho wrIcu
t,t.. liz stated tl'i tlc Gnfrt t ma' rw ". r'iCss
g...s ttm. IL said Tat the lat sermon l.,
pr,a,uou, l,.orc Lc was oumuy away, w,s ~ Loo
mAag-, two hundred oi whom were in
sttr y religious auvic,y. lie told or one oll
~at.ar III particular. lie was preaching where
terrible uTros tiun was nl,nilcslod. IL c,mot
in consequence of the imposition which has be,n
6,onmaNtscd upon then. Mauy tomahawks
raised, and hc thought his lie Would Ire taken an
Old warrior rushed in, while lie telling hnw
Christ bled md died ur sinners and bore him away
10 his wig~nnI, and askcd lim tn tell more abpIs
Cmst. when IN the wgwur, " Sioux rushed nv
said lac, Intending u kil me. A little girl ntcricrcd,
sayng, " Don't kill, Mrntou, the Great spirit, viii
be disp'c,sCd," and he droppcd h,s tomahawk, and
ly that means | e., ,pcd.'"
pray for the Indians We were once the posse,
ors Of the so.l on which YOU travel But We has,
been driven lack and back, until now we are thank
ful That tHcrc is Itlc territory in hc,vr, from
which the Indians, belonging 10 III J. ord Jesus, wall
u,ycr lie In ven. rry "rtHr Indian, toi yuu will
nui where the K'ur wnkc' up hs jewels, some IN
d.ons while .mung tlcm. And when the Judge
a.,'l say. Como y, biUs. rd oG my Father" some
l.,'r lmJ ans wml MT tuuk 1t presumption to obey
I'll, ,ni.."
IIo slokc with,a tcnlrrucss aud humility which
wet t. ,yr.y hcaiL, bring.u. Il into deep syivluthy
vii him. ci aud his mrc.
4 Continuous R.Trdi.-A gentleman spoke
of - church IN Lawrence in Massachusetts,. "whcn
| come Lnc, awnys ask you to pray for u, and
Wien So lone a-k item 10 pay ior themselves.
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The sinH af the Mcsf.

An article in the Times on Monday, having
charged Captain MCGowAS with losing his pro-
s,ncc Of mind in presence Of the hostile batter
les and with ncglecting to obey the orders given
him. the Captain replies in the following card
NEw YoFx MONDAY, Jan II, lSGl.
To the Bditor ~ the N,c York T'mss.
Having seen an article In the columns OF Tho Tms
Of this morning. IN relation 30 the late trip Of the
steamer Star of the West, under my command, To
Charleston g. o., I can scarcely believe that had you
known the circumstances OF the case you would have
Published IT, Your informant has mlslsd you In all
the particulars In the first place, my orders from
Mr. RoDErr the owner Of the ship, were nonfdemidi,
and up 10 this time person has them. The
statement that khad orders beach the ship and land
the troops and provisions In small boats is cgualy uu-
true. This plan WAS one Of my own, AMI would have
been adopted, with the sanction OF the officers
mandng the troops In event of the ship having been
disabled by Fort Moutrio but that plan dsicateir
by the firing Of tho battery Norris Island. Wa
had no rerenus ddg IN board, consequently could
hoist none. lar;e garrison hig 80 by - toct had
BEEN furnished 10 me, with orders to hoist II In
Fort Moultrie fired upon the vessel-and that bhing
recognized, MAJOR AspEHsoS would protect the ship
10y the guns al Fort sumter. After the first shot be
ing fired this flag hoisted at the fore, and could
be plainly seen from Fort sumter.
In regard to "my presence Of mind having do
serted me-" will leave " the Oficors and meu who
were under my oummand. I did not attempt to
wear ship ion the purpose Of leaving the harlor
I'll saw there was possible hope of reaching Fort
Sumter, either ia tho boats or Ia the vessel my po-
stion hcing entirely commanded 10y the battery on
Morris Island on one hand aud Fort Moultrie on tho
olher.
In regard h the wearing the ship undor such =
"harinlcss," FIRE, and II such All intricate channel,
with barely water enough 10 float my vessel over the
iar, no buoys in the proper places the ranges all cut
down, with the assstilIce oi M pers1 on board who
lad ever been In Charleston before consider, under
these circumstances II required more than ordinary
judgment, and some measure of cnOlncs-, To man
muvrc az did ON that ocC,Dun, bringing out
two hundred and fifty people safely.
You must have had great conf lenie In the
visiting qualities Of the Star rts West, 10 suppose
she could have withstood the hre from battery Of
heavy guns located In For Mpultrie, which was
built 10 defy the navles Of the world
Your Ubedient servant. JIM1GOWAN.
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The NIlli,ia pe,e.~e- of the -.a,c.

FRrpEHICK TOWNSEND, late adiutant-l -l;cn,~al
Of the state, suggests, tO the Albany .ioUrHdi in
view Of the vote Of the Legislature rendering the
forces Of the state to the President for tho de-
fcnsc Of the Union, the following. plan:
It IL quite possible that before many dIys may
elapsc, our state will bo cad upon by the Prcsi.
dent the United States, IT, aid him In suppressing
the powerful cuml luatinns>shchi In vtr ntit states
are nuw "lStruCting the execution ul federal laws.
Are we PREPARED IT, furnish the aid W. have tho
best - litG. force IN the Union, admirably arranged
for local dcf,H@ but not well nd ,ptd tn o1yn-
size pufrCses. its es1rn IL excellent, mud It's dis
ciplins sd but II Va a. drfcirnt In the matter Of
effective weapons and the material or wu. It com.
priscs eight divisions twenty-i lr aides aud xty
four rcgn, nta, AMI numbers, IN the aggregate, about
1900 mai, and II capable of hcing Increased, by
dram or volunteers, u l2S.O0O men. MIdr up, ~. Il
is for the most part, Of citizens whose tis oi ln,-
sness ar social nature, strictly conuc thcm tr their
respective oCalitcs, II could not he ndvlntlgcpuSly
used for QJcnsiUc purposes beyond the limits OF tho
state,
To meet the possible call Of the President, and, at
tho time Ia place the state tho proper footing
for It's defense against any and every contingency,
would suggest the following plan:
The regiments Of the present organ zod militia
should he increased, by volunteers u the war cnn-
pemet Of 81 Stecn u each division, and each regi-
nent nent 10 Thousand men per regment-makiny q
Then Let there he organized .lobiir division, In
addition to the eight other cd, divisions II 10 oN
men snmpriSing .weye rcgirnsni. ID infantry sud
"r...,eiy II twelve batteries.
This division should comprise volunteers from tho
other division districts, who shall agree serve two
years, ai shall bo ut all times ready tn move at
nl''nents warning, wherever, within without the
state th,y 'uay bc ordered by competent authority
Four Of the regiments NJ this division m'ght be
signed N be rnised In the first division district threa
In tho second two in the fourth, oue In the fifth. oe
In the sixth, one In the seventh aud In the eighth
by this means, such Of the present oranized militia
who are prepared N give their services 10 the Inoi
will have the opportunity Of doing without scri-
ously interfering with the present organization, Nd
their places In their respective corps will bo supplied
ly new men. The state then should provide for the
immediate and thorvugh armirg aui equipment Of
its nine divisions.
] submit the above for the consideration Of your
readcis, and remain, very truly,
EnnnEuInl, Tn
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F I N A N CT A L, sc.
Nrw YORK. TUESDAY. Jan. IS.


The stgCk market was struug ttis morning rul
prices wcfc ROM 4 +, -. per cat. hj-L,r ran
yesterday. SALES were largo but short the demand
at the quotations. In tie Western rn,.ls / %. Central
was the most active, tic closing price at TIE First
Board hcing a gain II ~ rcr cent. The market
closed very fw. Tic ,0a' stocks nrc quiet. The
State stocks are y - pc' cent higher small ale
OF GCvrrumcnt sizes oi l-DI WAS made Vt ". ror
sScs of lsds, 30 was bid and 100 asked. F.vcs =,
1Nc5 were sold at 9l y half lower that lat evening"
Fves uf 1874 quoted at ~ %. Treasury nnics
IL Ter cents closed at to2k, an improvement. But
little was done in Railroad bNuds most kIuls arc
advancing.
Tho Money market is without change Of moment
Prime parer is PASSED freely at pcr ce,t. For
egn exchange s not very active, but there is a mode
rate business doing for the steamer tomorrc, first.
class paper icing i0ck. and prime commercial secu
rehes lOi 1ohh Fcr francs the selling rate Is 53.
The Rank statement Of the week, compared
with the report Of the previous week, results as
follows.
Jan 10 Increase Dcrrrosc.
Discounts .-- o.. Sl2a, ,l25hlb ...... StJJp1O
Specie .......... 2O,ItO,vNS l,G2l,Ji ......
Deposits, gr"ss. . IoN.TOO.p47 i55!aoO ,..-
DO. MT. >>,l4~,N>3 ..... l.Gll.ES
Tie sp,c has nrrc ,,ci more than = million and
II half, and the actual amount now in the hanks ls
about tw" millions IN ,Vccs, or the average. ptrirg
thu week % hanks increased their loans, npl 10 their
specie. Tie ratio OF specie reported to circulation
and net dt. osts is % i2ioo per cent, against % r..
100 per cent ly the previous report, showing m in
crease Of I 2T-lOO rer cent, for the We K;
The Philadelphia Mint Is now turrru; ont coin ni
Il rapid ntr. within the past six days -, - ooO
have been received here. At the Assay Once there
Il.
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Criminal.

TmREr rrorifErs GuI. large farmers AZ
HeDdnrs on n. v. have recently become insane
through monetary troubles.
A W SI,AS IATTLY -USrrN,Eu to Is Years
iu States Prison. A. San Francisco for rpur-
dcrous as ,ult, hanged himself from the bars Of
his cell
Il \ psrvrr ABOUT 4 CLAIM al Wcaycrvillc.
Cal, on Dec. 10Th. luuN RurIrSs killed two
men, aud mortaily wounded third. Iic.wa.
arrested.
MEL,moIp KE,uER MuRpEREp ANOTHER
GTHMAN, NJ San Francisro. last month hccause
he had conceived an aversion 10 him on tho
passage out, year ago, and usci to blickguard
him because he had only SO.
TIiE RAILROAD HgGpGE. at Coliocs, ". T.,
from which the plarks were recently torn up, by
somc villains. was saturated with csmplene, on
wednesday night. 1t was discovered bcforc il
was tired.
A WIZ REC EMILY FOLLOWED HER HUSBAND
from the Atlantic states to Oakland. Cal, only
TO lind him faithle-s. Fricndless and heart
broken the poor woman is wandering about the
country hopeless mauiac.
CHARLIE, MuLER srNnnEp GEn. PnIIIrs
at frcu,h Corral, Cal, lately, and thcr present
cd cNkrd ris'ol AZ tl,r incrn~rh crowd round,
they closed In on him, aud thrashed him 10 that
he dird ncNt day.
ImuE ,l"rIu.,-IING TriEyI., Icing detected
10y Mt. MlrrEG, nt Rochester on Mcinc sday
uil,h', a. hr WIS rr'urnlug with hi' wf' aud a
friend from the theatre they dropped the plum
der hut Leaf the two gentlemen hadly.
4 Nuu SMASHED ~ riIE rHISrING orricE
Of III, ib.Ur. German newspaper, al Calves
ton IuNEs, list week because ihr clitOr pub
ii'hri m arlirlr ridiculue .cccssiun. They
could not catch the editor, or they would have
tnrrcd AMI irath,r,l him.
\ DEAD uouY which was found at Pixies
Pc.k on the Ut inst, h.. been identified ~ that
of Cant. LEWIS &. IpptIuuE. a SIp,mpDtt man
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The Florida Ordinance Of Secession.

The following is the ordinance adopted by tho
convention in Florida
w, the people 4fths STATE Of Florida IN CoapsniOn
assembled, do s1lemnly OrLdin, publish dH declare
That the state Of Florida hereby withdraws herself
from the coniederacy of states existing under the
name OF the United States OF America, slnd ION the
existing government of said states, And that all po-
litita connection between her and the government II
a'id states ought to he ami the IL hereby totally
annullcd, and said Union o States dissolved, and
the state OF Florida hereby declared ign
and independent nation aud that all ordinances
heretofore adopted, In far they create recos-
nike said Union, resciuded, and all laws parts OF
laws In force In this state, far they recognize
or assent TO said union be and they arc hereby TO
Denlpd
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Ins~rcssrye With Chsr,csses.

We understand that a yesssl in this port
which had nearly completed its lading for Char
lesion, South Carolina, on Friday, abandoned
her voyage AMI discharged her cargo, with con-
sent Of all parties. Many Of the houses In the
Charleston business have not received any letters
from their correspondents for over = week.-Bos.
TN C3mmefeal BaNett~,
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so,r .yS1s sTEyESs sIs sTSJHEn sn1Rf 49, 4 S9s
& NEW YORK.

LII METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
LINED, agents Tor this invAluabIe paint are pre-
,rerss prizes. TRey warrant ths article 70 Be
any sola in .his ma msrtss st. esans Elm. fully p peI
canvass u has no equal. Brick buiidines
ith one coat Of this paint win Be kept perfect
many e-rs-st about one third the pric. q
! II Il worth vastly more tor All such. purposes.
III m Pearl st., NV Yoff.
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DIME sAyINGs-UNIoN DIME SAVING

DIME sAvINGs-UNIoN DIME SAVINGS
~ Banl, 4sg Canal street corner q ysrict :trset,
cent intet allowed. Ten ccns deposted essh day for
10Y Year, with interest added. ansounts 10 Shfi -
positors, s3s31O3 81. INSTANCES OF SAviNaS;--
sss s ha % SsP0 ca Il
want srl made her frst deposit on Nay n, 1869, and
lew q many milsr cases D:posiss msSs on or Ssoss
January 2lth. will bear ipterst from January lst. 4.
v. HAUGHwoUT, President. q. {. CHARM 30
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, STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ME-
"a Mining Association, are hereby notified that
4,tsss have made the second and final divldsnd
anoe Of asset. In their handA, payable on pre-
Of the script al the offce Of the Treasurer,
l.. WALTON, Esl., 531 Water d, cor. Jrffsr-
w. MEfCALf, bec'y. JAI 3Vlb
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J MACHINERY. 20.
) ANTI-FRICTION MACHINE,
FOR PUNCHING, sIiEARING,
AND RRESslNG lion, Se, a,

!. SAVING MACHINES IN THE WORLD.
u all hnt done away with, next 10 no oil Il re-
,unning them and no repairs are needed for
largest machine require less than one horss
with ne perocptable efiort, doing the work In
mooth aud perfect manner.
rT 10 the largest aud mort sdtcessfui establish-
ire country, 10 learn the yalns q the yarioa.
l4iEwEyH Trenton, N, J.; CoaLIss 5IEAn Es-
..'royidenos, X. L. J. b. A w. w. CoHsnLL,
xuE a Co, New York wrANDorrR RoLIsd
al msny sasn cthsTs % n SsA Yort New
Illinois, Georgia. Ohio, 80, &c., many of
u uHing them for two 90 thres year, say they
be without them for thres or four tlmss their
SsT E ss hat Ssy pss sr sS sss ssais a
z promptly attended TO, and all Information
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SAVING BANKS.

TLAETlC SAVINGS BANK - CHAT
"A ham uare, cor Of New Bo~ery, open daily from
10 TO 2, and from to y. Deposits Of % cent, TO
5000 received. Six per cent Int srest allowed All
SUM deposited on or before the 2J4 yanuary, draw
nterert IRON the LIT. NJ ID. VAN PELT, Pre-ident.
CHARLES ID. BAILEY, Treasurer. J. T., COOPER,
Stcr,tary. did V~c'lA
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ClTIZENS SAVINGS BANK,

between frst and ID avenues
January interest 1861. Dividend notice, The Board
of Trustees have directed interest " be at the rata
Of ak per cent per annum all sunof S5JO and un-
der that may BE- entitled thereto and all sums over
S5jO that may be entitled thereto, nee per cent per
snnum, pays6le at the Hank during bank hours, on
and after Monday, January 2lst Interest not called
for will be paced TO the credit Of ts dspostor a. prn
cipal Depo-its made before January 2vth, viii
bear inferred from the lst Of January. .
The Bank Ia open daily from . .. m TO i p. m, and
GEORGE FOLSOM,
President.
SEYMOUR J. BUECE,
Cssb. aud secy. ja9 l0'1ss
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

u No 70 Sixth ave cor Of wsverley place.
JANUARY INTEREST FOR ls6l.-The board OF
Trustees have ordered interest 10 be paid 10 depositors
the rate Of Five per cent per all sums Of
five hundred dollars and under that may be entitled
thereto and all i've hundred dollars
that may be entitled thereto four per cent per annum,
payable at the Bank during Bank hours on and AFTER
MONDAY, Jan. u. Interest not drawn will be placed
70 the credit Of deposon Is principal and draw In
terert
The Bank b open daily from 10 O'Clock A. NJ TO 2P.
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sCE-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERE
l,fore existing under the drm Mans OF J. q.
1N a CO., has been thls day dissolved by mu-
7sent. J. c. DAWSON only, Is authorized TO
Nd dischArse all claims and indebtednes due
firm. j, @. DAWSON, q. p. DUSTIN. New
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/ At the sans plAcs No. <2b seventh ave.
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ICE TO CONTRACTORS OFFICE
dAekonsack and New York Raiirosd Company,
p.ck, Berean County, n. Jerssy, Jan. 10th, 1881.
y will be received until the 18th inst, for grad
II 100 feet wide, through the village Of Hack
mile In lsngth. For particulars, inquire Of q.
.RSON, Preut. jalt 3'I03