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Of ive batteries under Polk, ak ~ der Hsrdee.
and { no each under Hpllicofor and Carroll,
making about seventy. four guns 10 all, which
are mostly smooth rorce and Of small calibre
Ths training Of the iebel soldiery ia wretched.
ly defective, with the exception Of company
drill. Ia respect TO battalion manocuvrcs
Hsrleo's tr,ops are said to be the vorst Of all.
The unruly spirit characteristic OF the South
betrays itself on all occasions In the want OF
discipline. johnson haa gwen up all idea Of
advancing North on this account; and II IL bo-
lieved that defeat would result IN total ro1t,
owing 70 the incohetent character o. the ele.
ments forming tho Confederate army. TIC
medical department Is In vcry primitive con.
ditiop.
The deferces Of Columbus arc stated Con be-
lief, not knowIcdgc) as consisting ID two
iu'M ba,tioncd tors, which mount
bd'bctte, moslly 70, 81 and AZ pound
ors, with few and Q inch oolumhi-
ads. These works cover tho approaches hy land
Tho water front T. protected by sven batteries
mounting foity.eix guns, sono Of them 81
poundois. These sweep tho Mlssi-aiPpi channel
Toy two miles. Though the wo,ki ar !ormiia.
lie there i' r, foundation for tho 1T reroatot
loost hat 'Loy ate imptorna'l'
The stf AZ h Of Bowling Grr,n / a 'op'c o.
interest. That r5pouod stro ia M IL GOT huf
,u vel iOt iiiod A. Iviumuus D'olS,yo works
ltvoJ,,u .A,s,l on enc sido ogiy oi thN plAoO,
tidV. o. tho ~ n q last mouth thoru wot,
no. ovof ttv gu1a In position ~ hN place,
and Of bose only siN Ncro heavy siege guns
But +, ulo shipments OF large guns had latol,
pb.Ssod throukh Mash lie, AM pat alo b.
| loved g. Aayo gone 60 Bowling GT,on. The
| field vcik' around u are intended fot only TEN
| pCrary purposes aud require vSst army to man
| them. In addition 10 tEese defects, the rebels
| Lave few oJ nc efficient aftillorists, aud those
| Il v have seldom practice tGrlc,t firing. 1heit
| forces are scattered oy5r quite too long front
80 render mutual support in case Of disaster; and
II is helioN cd that an expedition Of ginboats up
the Trunesses would 10 completely Isolate
Polka division ~ 90 render IL practically uso-
1913 lot the S~f~nSs "a Nasliyiila.
In reference to tho prospective cnnAo~,,y Of
England with ;ho Chiefs Of its Indian Coloni o.
tho Evening EXrRESs has tho following
We have our Sikhs now, in the {. y. 4.
and ", shou d DOT bo sorry, therefore, TO ro-seC
tho SiAhs OF India a'ivo, and in rebellion onoc
more. Whou the Sikhs of India, fow year,
| since, wofo in rebellion, the United Sntos sym.
| pathia,d with Eng and, and General HavtlocL
WAS M honoied in New York rs In London but
| now, II the Sikha OF India ro-fobcl We propose
| 10 recognize them a. "belligorents." and to ht
| cut for them, steamers, priyStocrs, &c, in Now
| York, " iuIuish thou with means and arms.
| Britain recognizes our "cernor stone Slavery
| Rebel iou5 "Repullc " as "hcll ;erent," and
| threatens us with war because wo arrest. IN
| (oooan) route, two of lis slayoholding Sikhs.
Why should not wo remember, initiate and
adopt the example
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FURS.
A TENTION LADIES /

HIN IVN INITTFa0I
IA FURs PURsl FURSli
Tho old established New York Pur Manuiaotur-
ng Co., Depot s3 Chatham 81 offer greater induce
ments than ever. Now Ia the time W get your win
ter suits for about half the usual price. We have
rye, fresh, and the best selected stock of Furs 70
hund, at the allowing very low rates
W.T. Mink, Cape Muf and Cuffs o. 30; Water
Mink, full y Cape Muf and CuifA $40 Marsh
Mink, Cape Muh and CuffiS $40 10 French
Mink, Cape, Muh and CuffA 81 20 siO French
Mink, full y Cape Nun and Cuffs $40 TO sl2 30 ;
French salle, Capa Muf and Cuffs 81 N $40 f;
French Mink MuffS 80 10 80 Water Mink NUNS
81 n SO French Sable Muffs, 90 N 80 % Water
and French Mink, French Sable and American Fitch
N g. sahle, stone Martin, Fitch Martin, Mink
Martin, Brook Mink and Grey Siteria Squirrel
equally Al low. large variety II Chidrens Fancy
Furs. New York Fur Manufacturing Coz depot
neatly done. FLEMING, Manager. O2i T2ac'lO2
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TAPscoTTs LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

TAPSCoTTS LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The Subscribers continue " grant certthca'eS OF
passage 10 and from Liverpool, hy their favorite
line of packets, comprising In part ths following
ships
DREADNOu GIT, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSrELLhTIONJ. J. bOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PHOENIX.
UNDERw FLOWER, CAMbkiAN,
Making. together with others, snip everJ Ave
days
The rilscrihers arc also agents Tor ths
LINE or LONDON PACKETS,
For all OF which they grant certificates Oh Iber a.
terms, - .
RHMTrrANCE5 TO IRELAND, &c
T. a Co. also continue 60 issue drSNA payable m
demand, throughout England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales, ut the LOWEST RATES.
rcularA, with All particulars, may behai on sp
plcation Nf by letter, enclose postage stamp u
iAPSCOT'T a Co, 81 south NJ New York.
nt 94ao'iOo TAPsCo1T, SMITH q co, Liverpool
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SCARCITY OF SALT AT THE SOUTH.

According TO the census statistics Of 1850, 1t
was estimated that tt ere were no less than six
teen million hogs in the rebel states, and that
about four million are killed zach winter Now
to corn this pork twent five thousand tons OF
salt are needed, and this amount will be 70
quired during the next four or nve weeks,
which may DO considered TO embrace the entire
winter season in the South. The trouble which
presents itself TO the rebels Is, where is the sal
10 come fIom1 According to late accounts from
New ORLEANS Charleston, Mobile, and other
southern cities salt IN nanded almost fabulous
prices, and ii was scarcely attainabls at any
rate The scarcity Of salt will bo found to be
a grave matter before the end OF the following
year, If it be rot forthcoming and fully distri-
buted 10 meet the demand. Neither tn, men in
lho Amy nor i'' ~ On sno paci,'onS ps,ioIa nS
food.
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OURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY Your
furs 90 Per cent. less than at any other store in
the city, Rt the Great Rocky Mpuutsdn Dept, Water
Mink half Capes, mutfs and cuffs f9 French Sable
capes, muiis and cuffs 81 10 %; French Mink cape,
muh and cuffs, s. b. fl0; French Mink mutfA " b.
$3.50; water Mink mutfs, ~ t. $3.50; French sable
mufs ~, 10 t. 81; Mink Martin, per setL SIS, worth
$50, at FOSTERS, rs Chatham square, cor Mott
street. aG 24ac'lO5
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JTNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
~ 42g CANAL CORNER OF vARlCK ST.
open daily, from 10 A. NJ. ~ 2, and from 70 !,
p. n.
Deposits received on or before January 2Oth, will
draw interest from the first inst.
per cent. Interest dllOired on al rirs NJ 300
aud under, and per cent. on ldSgcr amounts.
THIS RANK mas oPESED 7,Ii2 AocoUNrS- AND RE-
oEIvEp IN DErOsIT 1857 ,312 40 DURING
TnE FAST 80 MONTHS.
E.v. HAUGHwoUT, President.
GARDNER 2. CIIAPIN, Sec. d2l 24ac'ilb
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SAVINGS BANKS.

nINIDEND-
~ IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No %
Warren st.-The trustees of this institution have
directed th.a interest a tho rate of six t61 per cent
per Snnunn all sums Of $500 and five per cent
all sums up ~ 81, 600; and four til per cent over
that amount, " be paid to all depuaitors entitled
thereto, payable and after Monday the 20th day
OF january. AL interes, no, withdrawn will draw
interest a. principal.
JOHN CAsTRRE, President.
VANDERnlLT l.. BUXTON, Secretary
Ia 1Is1ao
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DRESS.

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
EsTABLIsHED 1874.
Chatham street. lOG, corner Of Pearl street.
Fine White Shirts Linen Collars and Bosoms,
For 70 Cents
For I.OOli
For I2biii
For $50 III
For LIS illli
For 900 iliili
Shirts made N order and warranted N ht.
CndeIshirts Drawers and II,if-HOAs
In Blk, Wool, Merino and COtt)n.
Firemens Shirts, Travelling shirts
Army and Navy shirts II every description.
BIspendors, N0lk Ties and Gloves,
In every variety
a large assortment ~
woosn Jackets always on hand
Remember the No. lO6 Chatham street,
jaT 24acsllg corner Of Pearl street
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Varieties.

SPIRIT or THE ESGLLsH PREss-CottOn Ga
THHRE are melancholy men 70 whom lte b
onlv dismal swamp upon whose margin tlY
walk, making dgnAls 70 death v come sna "r-
ry them over the Lake.
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DOCHES PASSAGE oFFlCE-SllTr R0-
hGER A. HIERN, for Liverpoo, sails this day
Ship CHRISTlANA, tor London, sails day. BJ,h
ships lie m pier 70, " X. For passages 10 OF frou
the old country, st low rates, apply " THOS. q.
ROCHE, sS South 81. U9TNS
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EURS, FURS-FINE MINK SABLE HALF
l. capes, dark aud rich, we now sell from $50 ~
{25 same ~ sold Inst winter for fi5; fine Mink
sable quarter Capes }lO u SIS; very fine dark Mink
rnufls ~ 81, " and 3S, At FOSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Fur Depot, rs Chatham Square, COR Mott st.
ia6 2Iac'lO6
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Tho London Time. Correspondent, Agar

DR.. Russell, in spite OF his opportunities for
observation, still obstinAtsly persists in
coniounding tho self reliant and intelligent
masses OF American cili1ens with the unthink
ing and iemorAli2ei subjects OF monArch.ch
Europe The fact is that, Russell associates usly
with the hangers On Of tho foreign diplomats,
or worse still with knayi,b politicians at Wash
ingtor aud remains in profound gnorarcs Of
tho cis ii4iug influences Of republican ius.itu-
ions in olovstng and developing individual
character. Meeting too so many Of his own
fellow. sui jects in this country, ho naturally
imagIi os that, like him, they have lost no por-
tic Of the irc,paoity for self govern
meat which is the attendant curse
of monarchios, and cannot understand
that they have, II may DO unconsciously, i'm
bibed tho spirit and tho principles ef our iree
govern ment.
In his latest letter TO the London TIMES, Dr.
Russell exhibit, all his prejudicos, and still in
sists that the Government dare not do justice
on the Trent affair. lie says;
H. uuhappily, any Of tho foreign complications
indicated in the Prosidsnt's message should
force the power which conceves itself injured TO
demand eatisiactiOn, tlip government is 80 feeble
that Il dare not avert tho greatest calamity by
An honorable and just reparAtion and concession
in the face VI tho arrogant demos which neithor
knows ia own danger nor, in ITS passionate sci.
8shness regards the feelings of any nation Of
which Il is jealous or Suspicious.
Now, II may be at ones understood that, with
out any manner of doubt, the seeds of dissolu-
tion are sown, and are rapidly terminating in
tho Northern states themselves do no, mean
of eourne that the states arc moribund. nut
tho political gy.tom IA doomed In what form
the new tree Of liberty may grow none can pre-
tend 10 predict, Success ia as fatal az defeat,
Already b, fore the Union is safe tho Domo-
Gratis and Republicans are renewing their old
contentious, aud, as Sas apparent months ago,
the fl hit bot wean slavery and abolition Ia car
ried iato the Presidents Cabinet itself, into the
| senate into ever community, except two or
| three of the New England statos, where Re-
publican principles have it all their own way.
,,,,'nv ..n vu c.,,vroy
'A' NM ""' '''''
The dissenson, however, commences IN tue
Cabinet itself, where Mr. cameron, the oeete-
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EURs. FURs. FOR uOLIDAY PRESENTS

-tljO,OOO worth Il la,les' rich furs must be
sid, regardless Of cast, comprising real Hudson
Bay sau.e-, mink, stone, and fitch martin, ermine,
Siberian ~ liTei, &cr in circular uioakA carriage
itot 70 ,iraruuue, No reasonable Oiisr refused. 4.
Il. PHILLIPS, 2I9 Grand ~, N. Y. n. B.-A large
.ssortmeni Of sleigh robes, gentA collars, DC.
dl2 2iac'l0S
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CLEAN, WHITE TEETH ADDS GREATLY
- To tine appearance ut every one; AMI ~ all who
would have their teeth look 81 we would al wise n
uss DR.. Grey's Cate Harlow'Q ORRfS TOOTH
PASTE. We nre satisfied, 'Tlm experience that IL
perfect enemy u the Dentist, II keeps the Teeth
lnd Gums Ia perfect health, and We guarantee that
aothinR injurious il used In Its making. Don't fail
70 give II trial, We confident that II will give
perfect satisfaction. IL Is also excellent arti'e
Tor Iad BTedth To he had at 40 South second -,
WillilInsburgh, at 25 cents per pot. n25 u
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$3.50

gI6O PIASO-FORTES. $40
VlCO We are now able " offer the VlOO
public fne new octave PlANOfORTK, fill iron
frame, over-strung, rosewood cAao, warranted for
Ave years, for fl5O cash; and rich molding caaesI
with carved legs and Tyre, from tlTo n 800 Of As
good work and material a. has been sold FOR 300
or 800 ly the old methods ~ manufacturing. We
warrant them h stand In time better than any Plano
ever made. We invite all " examine these new
instruments at our factory, cor. OF Canal and Hud-
son sta New York.
GROvEsTHHN a HALE.
would Slvise my friends and all in want Of a
god substantial Piano N examine GROVESTKEN
a HALE'S new 7 octave Planes. have had ths
care, the past year ~ than 200 Pianos OF DIFF
ferent makers, and these stand In tune letter than
uy ever snw; the touch and tone are hne-gOOd ~
my costing double that money.
dels 2iac'l2a J. PRIR5TLY, New York.
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TEETIl-TEETlI-TE TEETII-TIIE AAIERI-
l. can Teeth Co.. Practical dentists are inserting
beautiful h setts at - and $40; part setts 10 cents
per tooth warranted, half the usual price bone
6ning, % cents. SSi Bowery opposite Fth vt.
jams 9lAe'l33
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A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"A TeInodelng aching. decayed or broken teeth, Is
p in s3' without pam Ge5p 0i teeth and warrant,
block from Broadway. ID 24ac'll4
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SHIPPING.

L'OR LIvERPOOI.-OLD BLACK STAR
Il Idne-The packe, ship ADELAIDE, lying at
pier q Past River, sails iOth January For passSge
apply on lssrd, OF y WILLIAMS GUlON, tc
fulton st. d2i Gac'iCa
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

published daily, Sundays excep,ei ., the Sun
9uriding-, cor. of Fulton ana Haaaan rs., and de-
ivpred b. euh~crfbera IN Nsw York City and vici-
atty sa SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER
Wick.
~ When sen, by Mail, four dollars per year.
THE WEEKLY SUN is published Al 70 cents .
year rxtecu months 81 single copeG 2 cents.
MOsEs 8. BEACH, Sole Proprietor of
The Sun Establishment
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE-A LOT OF
~ lnrgc-siscd canary binds, NJ l0I Snuth - up
,,airs a 81 Per pair Please ring the bcll. G 6'i2o
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DIANO FOR s25-6 OCTAVE, IN GOOD
l. order, suitable for beginners. Apply At No. III
Twenty first VI, 3D. avenue abo lot 81 theatn
cal wArdrobe ouatz pants vests, &c, Tor so, worth
500. Apply immediately. dis S4sc'i4
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SEwING MACHTNES-l49 HESTER ST,
- one dsor east Of Bowery, Ia the best place H. get
Singers, Grover a Bakers aud other sewing ma
chimes repaired and improved. Machine neesilea Of
all kinds shuttlea, oil, dc, at wholesale and retail.
Also Grover q Baker bag machines tcheap,l by
HUGO MUELLER. d26 24'1O9
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DENTAL REMOVAI-N. B. GRIFFIN &
DBROs., Dentists 25s formerly 800 Grand st,
v. Y, and 2bT Fulton IT, Brooklyn, have the lar
est aud cheapest dental establishment in the world
Teeth inserted their improved atmospheric
pressure plates without extracting the roots. Full
7ets on platina or gold, S25 silver Or rubber, SO
partial setts gold, 80; silver, ~. IyI 24ac'i9O
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EOR SAI.E-TWO SPLENDID HORSES
l. suitable for coal carts, trucks any heavy work;
ono so and the other SG5 also beautiful Cana
dian mare for sale, IL hands. price $1h als' fast
trotter stallion for sale or exchange. Apply nj ~
Christie ~. jail y'l1t
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81, 40-c6osAdI. 6s d.,., AM ,l,y Sow =, DELIVER 5I I.1
screened aud free from -uto, At - a. per ton, of
1000 lhs, from yard 30 w.ycrly Place, and Perry
and West sts, North River, A. TREADwELL,
AGENT jas i'lJs
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81 An COAL PER TON OF 20O0 LBS,
- fO well screened and free from slate, de-
ayered 70 all parts Of the city, a. IIEARTT, 1875
West llth st. near Ith ave, &C eAse'll3
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED FOR
IA the lowest possible price; single teeth 81 each
gold hlling 10 cts; platna, silver and bone filling 80
cts; extracting 20 cts, by the experienced W, II.
NICHOLS, sos Ninth ave, cor of 35th st. N. u.
Free attendance every Monday, from 10 A. n. 10
- NJ, Dr the prpr, Is 3'l2l
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DR. HOYT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY,

IT, " = D.N loii oV' DN'NbNAi :
hn"rs above 2Oth n, inserts beautiful sets ut
."tN WIN or without extracting the roots; on gold
~ w ms f23; silver, Ss; rubber, slOT platina B25;
artificial bone filling hnsarted without pain,I bO
'ens; gold 90 cents 10 o.; amalgam, b0 cents All
Work warranted. JAG 24aG'l3
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-4O0 ACRES PLAIN LAND
L near the Long Island X. n. within 45 miles u
New York city, will be sold great Bargain. For
particulars inquire Of +. q. BULKLEY, Esq, ~
Wall II. d25 Aac'l8
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n out pAin.-Those who require full sets, tenn
porary sets, charge; partial pieces 81 per tooth;
teeth fed with gold or gold cement, silver 0r bone
filing, 50cts, by Dr. II, YILLERs, Sr,, ~ Bow
cry over the drug store, n the Did BoWoy
Theatre. dis 2IaC'l2S
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THE TRUSTEES OF TIE SEAMEN5
BANK FOR ANINus, have ordered that inier-
rst he paid " dep sturs entitled thereto, Tor the SIX
months "udr = n Dec, rs llnwsi
on -ruis oi Fiyr lIludr,sl Dollars and under, nj
ID G rat 81 I've per cent per annum; and
On sums exceeding Five Hundred Dollars nj the
rate of four per cent per annum, able on aud
after Monday, goth inst.
The interest will be placed TO the credit ~ dcposi.
trs ~ principal. New York, Jan. sth, 1852.
Z. PERT, Pre.iient.
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary. jas 6'iii
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HATS
IL A stylish hat adds greatly to q PERSONS Ap-
pearancc Tho handsomest hat now made Ia at
DRAKE'S Bowery, just received, and new manu-
featuring from the gossiest and fnest French
plush ever imported. d2O 24an'lO5
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LEIGHS, CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
- horses, harness, bells, robes &o, for sale cheap.
are selling I'd At 10 Nevns st. and isi Fulton ave-,
Brooklyn. d2l 2iac'lO0
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GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
~ sale-The corner store, house and lot, No. -
Grand 81, corner Of Secund, WilliarnHburgh. In
auire on the premises. dSl 2iac'llO
NTILLIAMSBURGH PROPERTY FOR Sac
w The three-story houses, lo6 and l5o Dew Q
n, and smith and Deyoe sts also oOttaIy,A
cor Smith and Ainslie sts; terms very eRsy. Apply
10 Il, H. KELLOGG, W Beaver st. N. Y. "a 24ac'
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EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
IL NJ. CHAMBERS ST

EAST RIVER SAYINGS Az, ,. D. BASK, 5,
New York. Dec 90 1901.
Diydend-The usual semi mi-annuG dividend. Ntue
rate Of six prf cent per Annum. on a., sums from
81 - $40; and five pcr cent. on sums over A'rN
1899.
Bank open daily frccn 10 A. NJ To sP. NJ and IN
Thuradsy evening from to ] o'clcck.
Money deposited on or before JanuNTy ll'b,
will draw interest from the lat of January.
PETER II. TITUS, Pres.
cHAs. A. WHITNEY, Sec. d2i AAc'lG
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK
" 70 Sixth avenue, IL Wayerly place.
January Interest for iS62.
The Board " Trustees have ordered Interest To be
paid to dctsaitors NJ the rate Of Ave per cent per
aunurn, all sums " eve hundred dollars and
under, that may l~ entitled thereto. and fnur per
cent yer annun III sums FIVE hundred dNl-
lars That may entitled thercto payable 1t the Bank
during bank hours, on and after
January 2OlL, i S0s.
Interest not drawn will be plaed ~ tho credit OF
der-sitnrs, Ne principal, and draw interest,".
Tie Rank Il open daily. frum 10 oclrcs a. m. 'tn-
III ? o'clork T.. m and VA Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays t0m IN o'.lock y m. o-,,,
wAsuINdToN y. vERMILYE, ! sorrc,.r,e-.
JOHN nlCRERsON o"rNN7'
ja6 1873
IRVING SAVINGS INSTTTUTION-NO. %
Warren 1t. Dciusits niade ON or before the 10Th
| dsy ot January viii draw interes, frctn the hrs,.
| Intercr allowed ut the rate Of per cent on sums
| from ~ te ShOo and per cent on sums over
| thnt amount. OI,en daily from 10 A. N. ~ r. N.
| As, on MONDAY, THURSDAY aad SATURDAY
JOHN cAsTRHK Pre-t.
WIN w. PUII.lS Vics
sYI.vANUs 3. WARD, Pres'N
| vANDERBILT l.. BUXTON, Ssc'y. die a4ao'iss
| MARINERS SAVINGS BANK-N0.
| IVl THIRD Aye pp,@ite COOPER INSTITUTE.
| DEPOSITS made on or before the lith Of January,
| will bear interest trum the Ia January.
| BANK OPEN DAILY from y " 2 PM. and on
| MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY even
| ings, from " O'Clock.
Tuo's n. sTu.LMAN Pre-t.
| ISAAC T. SMITH. sec'y. die 24No'iao
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WYOMING VALLEY COAL, si75-THE
w best furnace, CRATE and stove cun In pse;burus
nee, without waste; warranted hlll weight. Orders
received by the Wyoming Valley Coal Co., % wall
81 and At the yards 65 Canal st aid at 329 Eighth
ave- d25 AlC'lll
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SEwING MACHINES FOR SALE-ALL
- kinds standard machinoA and ~ hand,
cheap for cash, or part payment. Machines bought
exchanged and repaired, at $40 Broadway, room 3,
up stairs. n. u. LOT, q. d Is. tCl Bag machines
81 hand cheap. do S4aG'iOT
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EMPLOYMENTs-MaIe-.

lDRICKLAYERS AND LAB0RERS-2O
ID good men Of each kind wanted ON the fiftcen
houses On 18th s,, hct 81 and 81 avcs. Inquire NJ
the houses, Of PETER sOMERS. jy9f
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XITANTFD-LADIHs TO LEARN To OPE-
w rate on Singers and whelrr's and Wilson's
and other sewing machines. Terms from 81 10 ~:
Practice until satisfied on oil kinds Of work, and
=, commended to work after learning. Every part
taught perfect Also, all kinds Of sewing machines
10 let Needles and Oil hest quality for sale. Asn,
COED shuttle machine for sale, at S32 Henry ~,
near Grand a. ja3 24'lO6
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED FOR THE
LAlowest possible price Teeth filed with gold Si
silver 20 cents, bone flllng withoui pain 80 cents
and upwards. Teeth carefully extracted 25 cents
by Or, j. 4. CONWAY, 100 East 45th ~, bet I'd and
3rl ayes. Jas 21ac'iO4
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I MONROE ST-FCRNISIIED ROOMS TO
Il let, to small quiet families, with facilities for
Housekeeping. Aso, rooms for single gentlemen.
Terms mn.ieTate, dl2 24ac'lSS
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pOSEIlIl.L SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
" 18th n and Sth ave, open daily, from " pm
W,du,s.iHys and Saturdays until I pm. Sir per
'u' utpr,yt uu Hii sums uf 1900 aud under. De
D.. -t made un or before January 10th draw inter
~ lruiu the lst. THOMAS CIIRISrY, President
Rit "a. n III liz Sec. dis 2'i2l
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6OO LABoRERs WANTED ON A RAIL

| CJOru,d in East New Jersey, near New York (;
climate very healthy work will last AL winter Ap-
rly a. the clerk Of Steamboat Sea Shore foot of Rob
tnann st. North River or ~ A. y. LARRABER,
eurt., At Manchester, Ocean Co., N. J. di3 lSlos