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REMOVAL
.G----L
.7eg DIR. WIN. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
Hasrsnovedhis orAssfron Clapp's Block to
q, 'aIza hHIDDLE s1REET.
Asarly opposite the United States Hotel, Mn.

"OAT yRPV''Ht0 'Hv UhI'oa Dsa'os HVtoII WHcle
TUoULD respectfully announce to the citizens o.
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanan
ly located In thie city. During the two years we
have been In this city, We have cured some o.
the worst forms Of disease In persons who nave tried
other forms of treatment IN vain, and caring pa,
tients In so short tims that the question is often
asked, do they stay ouredf To answer tins question
we will say that all that do not stay red As viii
doctor the second timE for nothing.
Or. d. has been praetica, electrician ter twenty
one years. and u also regular graduated physiciai
Electricity Is perfectly adapted 10 chronic diseases
IN the form Of nervous sick headache; neural "a
ii the aoate stages whore the lungs are not fully
Involved acute on chronic rheumatism sc-0tula hIS
diseases, whiteswellings, spinal diseases ourvRt
palsy or paralysis, St. VtaF Dance Deafness stan
mering or helitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indE-s.
don, constipation and liver complaint pilos-wo gu
every case that can be presented; asthma bronch'.
Q, strictares 81 the chest, ana al forms Of fema
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PERsoNAL-LieutR. L. Dodge Of Maj. Gen.
Dana's staff, arrived at his home in this CITY
last evening, from vicksburg, Miss, ION 4
short leave of absence Any one having
fr4nds In that city and wishing to send letters
or Shall packages, he win take them and be
pleased to deliver them in person, il they are
len at D. hodges, 2l5 Congress street, be-
ore the sth inst. H'~-- y. is in fine health
ansspirits. htaA ii.it.s4.is y - 2 n -
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.a1IaAI aaaII superintendent Of Burials.e
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Rsaid a YOUNG married lsdy. 4 am - n 4

80 Said young married lady, ssI am much
troubled with cold feet Surprise being
expressed, she added, s'butt they are my own
e The proposed railrosd bridge across the
Severn, near Chepston, Engp 10 to be two and
one-quartsr miles long, and win have sufficient
height to allow ships with masts rs feet high
to pass under. The contract is taken ut $780, :
600. S1.'s7e go '1''''i" gsas'43 sh sa's sS, 7.
aB-Gsn. Brisbane, in arecent report, shows
that 81 900 colored men have been enlisted in
the army in Kentucky. About i 900 were draf-
ted, . ZOO ran away and enlisted in Indiana,
Tennessee and Ohio. Overcome hundred negroes
enlist per day. a2 DnBoV LflB Dill
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. John +. Potter OF Wis
consin, Consul GeneraiAof the United States
10 Canada, arrived hare from Montreal on
Tuesday. on business, and left yesterday on
saturn to Canada. q 'S
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rEETH. TEETH TEETH

DR. D. stlil continues to Extract Teeth BY Eleof1 L
az ,vifkout Pdin. Persons having deoayed tee tn
~ atumps they wish ~ have removed tor resetting
he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior Bieefro Aagnetto Aachtnes Tor sale ior
family use with thorough iDstructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with
hoard and treatment at his house.
e,nm 70 2. NJ, and Z 70 In the Evening.
f3onsultatieE fftt. ---t-' q novlo
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City Of Portland, Marshaps flee,
May I'd, 1855. !
CECTION l. No Dog shall b. permitted to 20 at
- large or loose In any street, lane, alley court
travelled way, orin any unncosed or pnblic place In
the head Of the family or the keeper Of ths house.
store, shop Office, or other place whore such dog s
kept or harbored. shall have paid to the City Mar
large. HGK WIZ xss.-
SEQ. 7. In case any Dog shah BIS found loose or
going at large contrary to any Of the for going pro-
the family or The keeper Of the house store once.
OF other place where such dog is kept harbored,
dollars. e elal7 1871 *JOHN 81 HEAID w
may2d2m sIzA 'nsa City Mkrshal
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England and America. w.

The announcement Of the anticipated ap-
pearance in Portland Of Mr.. JOSEPH Proc
TOR, the Tragedian, reminds us that he was
one Of a party Of patriotic American gentle
men, who celebrated the Fourth Of July in the
city of London in 1851, when then the rebel
lion was formidable, and none could foresee
Its results. We give below the letter Of Mr..
Proctor in response to 1.-THE Commute Of Inyi-
tation" to be present on that occasion, and 1t
will be seen there was significance in some
of his language that perhaps was not so appar-
eat at that time; but none cam now doubt
that our ability or inability to maintain the
Union and the Constitution unimpaired will
effect more immediate influence upon the
worlds political harmony than all were ready
to acknowledge at that time. alaW lios 'al
70. a-ssasss LONDON, July /, 1851. Q
Gehttemen:-I shall most assurediy avail
myself of the opportunity TO accept your in
vitation to attend the congenial and patriotic
gathering for the celebration of the eighty
fifth anniversary of American Independence
on the 4th inst, If am not called from Lon
don to fulfill professional duty, TO which L
have already signi6ed my readiness 70 respond
at a moments notice. ,sss u 3s. ma go. Il
/ have good reason to hope, however, that
1t will be at a subsequent date from Thursday,
and only make this proviso TO account for an
absence which no other business obligation
shall occasion. a 80 aassts I'D .s.s9a 80
May Heaven restore our disafected country
to the speedy recognition of most palpable
truth, that"a house divided against itself cam
not stand" In a"Unionp alone is strength,
and IL ,cil surely be asserted. .sini-lqas,
The impending struggle will make the basis
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Esso.ssve Order, Rescsndea.

-res s. 1sssqaas WASHINGTON, May 8. Z
The Executive Order of Nov. 81, 1882, pro-
hibiting the expectation Of arms and anmu-
milton from the United States. and the Execu-
tive Order OF May 10, 1858, prohibiting the
expectation of horses, mules and live stock,
being NO longer required by public necessities,
the Aforesaid orders are hereby rescinded and
annuiled. g e i2a 49,, I. 81, p
BY order OF the President 49,. i s Is rs.
(Signed) la ssi1paE e. M. STANTON 4sT
'ae8 soas1aaI q Secretary Of War
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g ssaass as FORTRESS MONROE, May Q. 6
The government line Of steamers til Rich
mond viii be discontinued In few days. Two
private parties, se.gs sas = sssgqs iitE 'ae 7
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bricks for sale.

rzoR sale at The state Reform School, Fivs A''a-
E drs6 Thonsand first quality Bysees, A.ep'y 70
y 0DEE Jos 3. B. BE- kss. SUI ~ I, rest
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I NEW YoRK, May

s The 9th National Bank OF New York to day,
ordered for its customers 81, zoe, 600 Of 1905,
through the agency of Jay Cooke. M g sasgi
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Who have cola hands and fseti weak sto@9sSsns.
dzzness and swinmingi In the bead VII t ~
tios and Constipation q ths RHsnsssj; falling Of Ire
o ~, s"tS1na: tumors, poyRus ane
al that long srs q ss'ASss Fer pan aSf
tsy sure means ~ tlon and all of those long line
TOO promse msh young ladies' Electricity Is oertan
Of troubles sd Will n abort time restore the sunsr0
spegln cciiSor Of health.
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Valuable Having Land For ale.

WILL BE- sold atpublic auction, unless previous.
w. fy disposed Of on saturday the 2elh day OF
premises, valuable lot Of bay Land, containing
about thirty.six acrss and being part tf the farm
1a.ey occupied BY knfus Dy,r, oeceased, in cEpe
For further particulars inpui,e Of the AuetOneers,
OF OF EPHkAIM DYER. on the premises
HENRY BAILEY Co, "A uctioneers
April Ith, leeb.ll.olI .alYAl .aal apsesEs
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an. fss.a 49,. On Cong ess near the head Of
rns soase T Tnyire at 221 Cumberland st from
= Cesco y. Ahe-N17lStI may8tf
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'aBv m1eCtr1C1tw'

Tho Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the Iaas
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastiCs
ty Of youth; the heated brain IL ooolcd; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities
movedi fAintness converted TO vigor, weakness tc
strengths the blind made to see the deaf hear AZ
the palsied form TO move upright the blenashes %
youth are oplteratedi the accidents Of mature Ine
prevented the cAlamitIes Of old age obvisted, Ans
an active circulation maintained.
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E. MPArrEN. AUorIoNEER. u EzOb.nss Sc.

Valuable House LOIS at AucIiOn.
(AN Tuesday May 9th. a. 9 O'clock , n, on the
~ premises, we sha sell three Valuasle Ho 20
tanning shout mine "a sasamd fsef These are splen.
did losj beautifully stnateo--in celent neigh
borhood-ana des rable for Investment Sure to rfe.
may2td HnHRY BAILEY = Co. Auc toner's.
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Offer all g Gods

.H0Ad GAdd0d $40 GQz Gd03 "a or
-nu siaQ o. -oa 1eg arise OF brsass iuod8 n
.EoAN .aae9sT iitg goT Tsdg Waa3 liay ID
eeaas~ h9eWsaoH 1aassi8 Oh
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Valuable Heal Estate In scarhore,,
Fiog - For sale. ~ ssE1 'a5'-ss}'

600 sCREs Salt Marsh. in lots to suit uur.
A so, the Homestead Farm containipo ah,,. ,os
sores very snperior up land being the proDertv re-
Gently owned BY tbs late Hon Horatio sonfhrate.
Enquire ofSeth sosmmon on tbs promises, or I s.
tmsySsodet& wit 80, a. - '''
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Catarrl Z
Catarrhifi

Catarrh Catarrhiii ~
hR. WARDSW0RH'S "DRY up, Ia sure for
~ the above complaint. afsef ali other remeiies
have failed. 80 say thousands who have tried H. VI
.as... n b. HAYs Druggist, Special Agent
marzeaodkew - ~ Portland, Nc
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=. NJ. PATrEN, AUCTIoEEER. II Exchange 81.
Real Estate on Plum 81. at Auc4
ft0m r l1,.4. It..1+r..

0NMonday, May 18th, at l2k o'clock. on the prem
" ises, No Plum next to Fore st. will be sold the
land Lot A By a.. SAILS positive. For particulars
eau ON the Auotionear. b y ~ u w :. ap1btd
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Brig for Sale,

IN One sixteenth Of the good BRrs DAN.
IN IsL BOONE can be bought low, If APP
G. L. BAILEY,
aploeodu a. Exchange st.
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To Dealers

ClkRD and Medium Photo eraphs of the lste Presi.
~ dent, at the lcwest Wholesale prices
Address, Z. G. CLARK fubisher
maySdst " NO 81 Harrison Avenue, Boston.
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Valuable House Lots
.1is .yIslamso Il siaf TdW .41sa 10 soy
eHs AT 70. Auct1Ons ers
Tuesday, May 8, at4 o'clock 2. M,

GIrUATED on Emery Thomas Ste, ear Pine
~ street, and ~ joining land OF Hon. J. B Brown
These lots contain $4,000 square ett o, no. having
str front Of more than 375 feet The location
very desirable being elevated and Commanding q
nne view OF the surrounding eoun r., md must
rapidly increase in vaus. they will be divided In
lots 10 su purchasers. A better chance will never
Terms easy, and will be made known at ale. .
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auot'rs.
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Through Tickets.

For the OIL REGIONS Of NEW
5-xY YORK. PsEEsYLvAEIA, OHIO. and sl
pare Of the WEST, via the ERIE RAILWAY, for sae
AZ the lowest rates, at the UNION TICKET OFFICE,
81 EXCHANGE STREET. - y 4
i 1msrlsd& VISIT 10 W. D. LITTLE. Agents.
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sired purposes leaving balance Of thousand three
hundred ana seventy live dollars still In his hands. II
IL concerning this balance that the litigation occurs
Mr. Mcguire asserts that Mr.. Cline has appro-
piiated the amount In a fraudulent manner, While
the latter repudlates the accusation aSerrlng
that no such balance is due at all Mrs.
Emma Teresa Mcguire wife of the plaintiff, arrived III
this city last July, and in interview with the defend
ant demanded from him settlement and payment OF
the balance due Mr.. Clne's ponss TO this demand,
according Of the alidavits. immediate de-
paue from this city TO the land Of Paradisoa place
situated somewhere in the neighboring State of pennsyl-
van!a Mrs Mcguire, however, did not give up the mat
ter but remained here In the hope OF finally obtaining
remedy by law. Her patience rewarded by partial
success In the middle OF September Cline reappeared
ia this city, and Mrs Mcguire applied to the Supreme
Court for his arrest Judge Barnard granted the neces
sary order Cline taken into custody and bailod in
the Of fifteen hundred dollars The matter came up
yesterday a motion by Mr. John Sedgwick counsel OF
the defendant TO reduce the amount OF bal. Messrs.
Compton aud Smith counsel for the plaintiff opposed the
motion, the ground that Cline was atpresen out on
BAIL and therefore subjected TO hardship. The
Judge took the papers and reserved his decision.
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MIA. Rosrvill, staten Island, on wednesday, oc

MuI--At Rossville etaten Island, on Wednesday Oc-
tober Is, MARY, wife Of Andrew Mill.
The relatives aud Fl. ends respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral at Bethel church. Tottcnvile, this
friday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers please copy
MCCARTHY, OF Boston, aged n years, months and IL
days
The friends Of deceased invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence, No As Oak street, ON Sunday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Boston and Eastern papers please copy
0wEN.-0n Thursday evening, October ~, MIS- ANNA
b. OwM.
Notice of funeral will appear In tomorrow's paper
RAYNAL-At Havana Island Of Cuba, ON Monday,
October O. of yellow fever A. RAYsA, OF France, pho'
tographer
His friends can receive further information on applica
ton to c. d. Fredricks Co., photographer oS1 Broad
way
SnAx-On Tuesday, October IT, JoHS AUGUSTUS SHAY,
son OF Mary and Patrick Shay.
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this friday afternoon al
two O'clock from his laeresldence 80 East Broadway
Troy papers please copy.
STEVENSON Thursday, October 10, after short
Illness MARY ANN, wife Of Joshua Stevenson. aged "
years r.,,.
tend the funeral from her late residence laO Grand
street. williamsburg, l. l., Saturday afternoon, ct
Philadelphia and Mount Holly IN ~ papers please
copy. =.
SrAn-On Wednesday, October Is, MARY AcSEs, cid
est daughter OF John j. and Susan H. A. Stan aged 10
years and,4 months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend funeral from the resd nee OF her parents
No la West Houston street thus friday afternoon al
fpast O'Clock, thence to Eleventh Street Gene
terry No carriages
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A Double Marriage.
APPLICATION FOR A DECREE OF DISSOLUTION.
SUPREME coURr-srEciAL TxRM.

SUPREME couRr-rEcIAL TxRn.
Before Judge Cerke
James Leach Mary Leach Another curious matri
monai complication before tho Supreme Court yes
terday morning. The plaintiff, James Leach, Ia an
Engiishman by birth, and tho defendant, Mary Walker
LEACH IL middle wed woman mailing from the Emerald
slc. The involves Of those unpleasant double
marriagesthat sometimes do happen, even among the
best disposed people The plaintiff represents that In
the month Of September 1850 he unto himself a.
wife ons Sarah Ann Nicholson Tho wedding ceremony
occurred at Hannslett. borough Of Loeds, Yorkshire
county, England. After living with her for Ave years.
during which time she bore him three children Mr.
Leach resolved TO try his fortune In America and
came 10 this city, where he set himself up In the
business OF fruit stand keeper. IL was his inten-
ton, on leaving his English home, 10 send after
his wife and children his circumstances
would permit, but learning, In 1859, that Mrs Leach
No I was defunct, he made up his mind 10 set
up Mrs Leach No q aud 80 for the second time
he committed matrimony. This last marriage was
solemnzcd in this city the 7h day Of July 1850 the
bride being Miss Mary Walker, with whom he cohablcd
learned through gentleman then just arrived from
England that Mrs. Leach No. was still In the land
OF the living with particular intention OF speedily
''shufIng of this mortal coil" Thus Mr.. Leach found
himself possessed Of two wvos through no fault OF his
own What was 10 be done under the circunistanccsf
In his own opinion the first marriage was the only one
lawful either In judicial or religious point OF view, and
appealing 10 lawyer no found hts notions on the SUBJ
ject 10 be Honce Mr. Leach appears In court
with his d0cfu history, and asks that his second mar
ragc be declared null and void. Mrs. Walker Leach, In
her this petition, intimatcs total dnbehef In
the story Of the FIRST marriage and therefore opposes
the application for dissolution decree that the mar
rage es The called yesterday, and tho
parties were " court attended BY sns, cou9secn p,,n
for the defendant The hearing Of the case was post
poned until the 10th Of next month
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. :

THURSDAY, UVt To = M
ms.-Reccpts, 10 packages. The market was dull
and unchanged.
BREADsruFrs-Receipta, s,S07 bbls -four, 1913 do and
1888 bags meal, 1858 bushels wheat, 103,970 do
corn e25 do oats IS do. rye $50 do malt and 76o72
do barley The market for State and Western -four con.
tnued dull and prices again ruled lower, all brands
closing &c. 15c in buyers favor The sales comprised
5000 bbls revised quotations subjoned Southern
-four Inactive and Sc loo. lower The sales were
about 500 bbls. Canada flour was also dull and heavy,
and prices further declined &C. 15c per bb with the
tendency still TO lower rates The sales embrace $50
bbs Ryo -four steady, but quiet. Corn meal was
in better demand and Arm Tho sales were about 90
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ScorT cArf R2skE GS' AND naosFSs
81 Broadway and n and 70 New street,
New York.
Stocks Bonds Gold and all classes OF Governments bought
and sold exclusively commission. Money loaned all
first class securities Gold and received deposit
and Interest allowed on the daily balances
We viii give every information In regard TO the different
government issues all other sccurities
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ing October compare with the statement Of tho pre-
yious week as foows:-

The Bank Of frances for the week ending octo-
Der shows the following changes as compared WIN Inc
previous account:-IncreaseC Commercial oiis ov To-
millions; notes. IS 25 millions; current accounts 36s
millions advances 900 O0oG r,crcasc-Cash, Pix nit
lions; Treasury balance, so 25 millions
American securities were quoted in London on the
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Another Theatrical and Operate squab-
A CALIFORNIA MANAGER AGAINST HIS NEW YORK
AGENT.
Before Judge Iugraham.

Thomas Mcguire No. Thomas & Ciine. Another the
arca and operate suit turned up In Of courts
yesterday, the plaintiff being Mr. Thomas Mcguire. the
well known manager Of San Francisco, California, and
the defendant Mr. Thomsss Cline, ssntlsmsn BELONG
ing TO this city end Who has beea mixed up with ths
drama here for time back According 20 tho com
plain, the Mcguire entered into al arrangement
with Mr. Cline in the early psss OF this yeAr-abcut
February or Merchby the terms Of which the latter
was consed the agent Of tho former FOR tho engaging
OF operate and thestuca artists and other like pur
poses Mr. Mcguire represents that he entrusted ~ NJ
"a ne used ageeaby 70 instructions In the employment
AZ performers Thhty-nve hundred dollars Il thus
monsy was in gold COIN which the defendant sold AT
pront of nnc hundred and twenty seven dollars and
a,y cents thus making the total Ave thousand one
hunted and eighty dollars and fifty cents or this
amount Mr. Maguire claims that Cline expended three
ltrS.sas IL: ksasas4 ag9 sR.i tsl.Aa ~ u. ~
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TIy ANTED-JERsEy CITY ONE YEAR BOUNTY
w Bonds ROBERT skWELI, u Wan street.
a 0OO wANTED--oN BOND AND MoRTGAGEoN
6H.UUU first class improved Properly In Jersey CITY,
Address Mortgage. box 0l Herald Office
ono nOn wANTED-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
0O.UUU upon fine farm OF 90 scrcs. one hours
hss In New Jersey upon farm house, barns, sheds
use, Ash pond fruits nuts &C. and nice House tnow
beR Il fb and cellar. with hot air furnace
vol ano water IN ktchcn, bath Ae said
perry wo,nd Ne sold for tiA0W, esuaplctc.
W. n uLMSTEAD ~ Wall street up three stairs
Q17k 0fl01O LOAN-IN SUMS To SUIT, ON I'M
Vl O.OOV proved Property In New York city.
JOsEPu MASON. No. 81 Pine street
COAL. WOOD. sc.
rs
CLOBE MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
" COAL AT ACTUAL COST TO NIAREHoLDEEs.
To parties subscribing Immediately
SHARES, -; PAR VALUE. fn
which entities The party OF cctt pt al ,hr
actual cost. See prospectus OF the
GLOBE MUTUAL COAL COMPANY,
pnce Ca Broadway and ~ New street
W.. ~ kssah
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nFFICE OF THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COM
pary Third avenue beyss9 SIXTY NTH and sixty sixth
The OF this company for the election Of thirteen
directors three inspectors Of election will be held az
open from until 4 u. The transfer books win be closed
until November o 1855 SAMUEL y. ISAACs Secretary.
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FINANCIAL.

TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
n CHATHAM SQUARE. NEW YORK,
OPEN DAILY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST
allowed Deposits made on or before October 20 will draw
''''0'''' ''o' NJ D. VAN PELT, President.
CHARLES d. BAILEY Treasurer
JOSEPH p. COOPER, Secretary