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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-02

The Charleston Cotton and R1ce MARKET
oFFICR OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, Dec. l, 'eS. J
CorToN.-This article was frmer, and in good
and steady demlnd. prices advancing durisg the day
about kc. q fb. Sales 800 bales, say at 2oH; at
nx; a. %; 22K 80 at 22X; 2lS 2s 81 at 2sA;
1872 at 2sh; 22 at 1885, Is at 2s; 1se at "a; at 24'
and 25 bales prepared on the Gullett gin at 2Sc H.
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. ......2 g&S
Low Middlng. .....Eo7S@-
Hidding. ...-...1t
Strict Mlddlin2. .AA92f1a
The following are the quotations Of the two leading
grades by
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
December 1.

1914 bales Cotton, SS bales Domestcs, 4s bbls Ma
val Stores and cars stock. To Railroad Agent G
81 walter Co, Pelzer, Rodgers Co. Frost l. Ad2er,
Kirkpatrick witte, Willis Chisolm, W Williams,
Cohen Hanckel Co. sloan. 9 W Williams &
Co W X Ryan. " q Cour rtney & co, LATTE, Grae-
ser. Lee, Smith 30, L D DeSaussure. Dukes &
Co Reeder & Davis Mowry Co. Caldwell Son,
G Sharp Co, Pringle, Robson Mazycks &
salters Brodie Co, Smith & Co. and L D
Walker.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMtSGTON. November SO-3 MEtURrEN.
rrsE-M9rket unchanged, with sales OF los Dds at
ss 10 for soft, and 50 for hard per 230 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-ls shade lower. Saies VI
$50 bbls at4Sc per gallon
RosrN-Iales Of 1896 bbls at 81 80 for strained and
No q and 50 87i.a rs for No 1.
TAR-7o bbls changed hands at 81 80 per eti:
CorroN-Sales of So bales at 2lc for good ordinary,
22c for low middng. and CSC lor midding.
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
: Low Middliag. g.......".............M 60 !,
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P3hi

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Agra Fumore, sailed. Oct %
The Monnequash, Murray, sailed. d........... Oct
British ship Gorilla, Jones. sailed ;.......; ;Oct -
The Kamma Fuuder, Krogh, sailed. ........Nov
Ship Richard tho Third. Wood, sailed. ....... NOV
Schr Muscongus Groves, sailed. ..............NoV Il
ANTWERP.
Ship Grahams Policy, Burgess, sailed. .oct 2e
ALL0A.
The Jane Carson, sailed. Oct q
LE1TH.
The Harkaway, Horton, sailed. d..............oct Il
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt. Nov Is
NEW yoREs
Br bark G Putnam, Richerts, cleared. Nov 81
Brig Eva johnson, Johnson, cleared. Nov "a
Schr N W Smith, Tooker. up. Nov %
PHILADELPHIA
schr " G Dearborn, Scul up. Nov %
Schr Annie Young. cleared Nov II
Schr " Jones, Lines, cleared Nov 10
Schr Amos Edwards Somers, cleared. Nov ~
Scbr Andrew Edwards, Blriett, sailed. Nov "a
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ty of. the electors, qualified to vote
for members of the General Assem-
bly,, voting thereon, shall vote in
favor of such amendment or amend
ments, and two-thirds of each of the
next Legislature shall, after such an
election, and before another, ratify
the same amendment or amendments,
by yeas and nays, the same shall be-
come part of the Constitution: Pro-
cided, That such amendment or
amendments shall have been read
three times, on three several days, in
each House.
SEC. 36. If two or more amend
ments shall be submitted at the same
time, they shall be submitted in such
manner THAT the electors shall vote
for or against each of such amend
ments separately.
SEC. 81. Whenever two-thirds of
the members elected to each branch
of the General Assembly shall think
it necessary to call q Convention to
revise, amend, or change this Con-
stition, they shall recommend to the
electors to vote at the next election
for Representatives, for or against q
Convention; and if a majority of all
the electors voting at said election
shall have voted for o Convention,
the General Assembly shall, at their
next session, provide by law for call
ing the same; and such Convention
shall consist Of n number of members
not less than that of the most numer-
GUS branch of the General Assembly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1T is ANIAZING-That tho feeble
should totter, with uncertain steps, over
the face Of the earth, in danger every day
OF falling victims to the morbid influences
by which we are all surrounded, when a
tested and proven vegetable tonic, capable
OF cndowing them with the vigor they
need, is procurable in every city, town and
settlement. 1t might reasonably be
thought that after the twelve years cxpe-
rience which the world has had of HOS
LETTERS BITTERs, all would know
that its effect is to prevent disease.
At this season the atmosphere is sur
charged with the seeds OF intermittents,
remittents, rheumatism, pulmonary dis
orders, bilious complaints and the like.
Persons whose nervous systems are re-
laxcd are the first to succumh to these
distempers. Brace up the physical cncr-
gies then with this potential vegetable
tonic. 1t is the most powerful rccuperant
which the botanic kingdom has ever
yielded to patient research and expert
ment. Try it. The blindest disciple of
the old medical dogmas will at least admit
that tonic and Alternative, compounded
of approved herbs, roots and barks, can
do no harm, while the testimony of thou
| sands invites Il trial of it's virtues.
Vigor is the thing most needed in these
cases as well as in dyspepsia and nervous
affections, and IIostctter's Bitters is tho
safest, surest and most wholesome
strengthening preparation that human
skill has yet cOncocted.
Hundreds Of physicians have abandoned
all the eiiicinal receipts and prescribed
this harmless tonic as preventive and
cure for all cases cf chi!ls and fever.
March IL a.
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The Constitution.
ARTICLE vi.

EMINENT DOMAIN.
SEC. l. The State shall have con-
current jurisdiction on oil rivers bor-
dering on this State, so far rs such
rivers shall form common boundary
to this and any other State bounded
by the same; and they, together with
all other navigable waters wihin the
limits of the State, shall be common
highways, and forever free, as we'll to
the Inhabitants of this State as to the
citizens of the United States, without
any tax or impost therefor, unless the
same be expressly provided for by the
General Assembly.
Sec. 2. The title to all lands and
other property, which have heretofore
accrued to this State by grant, gift,
purchase, forfeiture, escheats, or
otherwise, shall vest in the State of
South Carolina the same as though
no change had taken place.
SEC. 3. The people of the State are
declared to possess the ultimate pro-
perty in and to all lands within the
Jurisdiction of the State; and all
lands, the .itle to which shall fail
from defect Of heirs, shall revert, or
escheat to the people.
ARTICLE X.
EDUCATION.
SEC. l. The supervision Of public
instruction shall be vested in n State
Superintendent of Education, who
shall be elected by the qualified elect
ors OF the State,'in such manner and
at such time as the other State Of
ticers are elected; his powers, duties,
term of Office and compensation shall
be defined by the General Assembly.
SEC. 2. There shall be elected
biennially, in each County, by the
qualified electors thereof, one school
commissioner; said commissioners to
constitute n board of education, of
which the State superintendent shall
by virtue of his Office, be chairman;
: the powers, duties and compensation
of the members of said board shall
be determined by law.
SEC. 3. The General Assembly
shall, as sooa as practicable after the
adoption of this Constitution, pro-
vide for liberal and uniform system
OF free pablo schools throughout the
State, and shall also make provision
for the division of the State into
suitable school districts. There shall
be kept open at least six months in
each year one or more schools in each
school district.
Sec. 1. 1t shall be the duty of the
General Assembly to provide for the
compulsory attendance, ut either
public or private schools, of all chill
uren between the ages of six and six
teen years, not physically or mentally
disabled, for term equivalent to
twenty-fonr months at least: P,ooid-
ed, That no law to that effect shall
be passed until a system of public
schools has been thoroughly and
completely organized, and facilities
afforded to all thu inhabitants of the
State for the free education of their
children.
SEC. 5. The General Assembly shall
levy, at each regular session after the
adoption Of this Constitution, an an.
nual tax on all taxable property
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NEW ARRIVAL,
A Real Pain Killer

A Real Pain Killer
S the QUAKER LINIMENT" 1t cnrns
j. all kinds of pains. aches, rheumatism,
stiffness Of joints, Headache, Backache,
Cramps, LumbaGo, Sore Throat, Neural
gia, and every other sort of ache. For
sale by FISHER d HEINTTSH.
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Don't Experiment

WTITH new and untried medicines. II
w you value your health, procure the
we'll tested remedy for COUGHS, COLDS
and affections of the Throat, Breast and
Lung Diseases.
Stanley's Cough Syrup will cure.
Stanley's Cough Syrup has been tried.
Stanleys Congh Syrup is for sale at
FISHER j. HElNITSH'S
Feb u Drug Store.
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South Observation-Disclosures District

DVUUH OI1 1UIKHo' ItICHIaHu OIotI 1OI'
John W. Parker, Executor Of j. T. Munds,
Us. Ann 4. Munds ct al.
DURSUANT to decretal order OF Chan
Il cellor Iestsne in tho above stated
case, January a. 1868, the creditors of
JAMES 4. FUNDS are hereby required to
establish their mands before me, within
three months from date Of this publication.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, c. e. Il. d.
Jan II f13
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pANKNIN's IIEpATIC sITTERsaro

IL
rapidly gaining iii public esteem. They
are decidedly the most excellent Vegetable
Tonic get discovered for the euro of gene
raj debility and disorders of tho stomach
or liver. Those who have used them pro-
nounce them to be all that is claimed for
them. For sale by all drnSgiats.
April IL fly Dir. @. Fl. Mot. Agent.
The Confessions and Expepicnce OF
nn Observation-Disclosures for til benefit
and as a caution to young men and others,
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Premn-
ture Decay of Manhood, &c, supplying the
means of sclf-cure. Written by one who
cured himself, and sent free on receiving
a postpaid directed envelope. Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, New
York Also free. by the same publisher, n
circular OF DAISY SWAIN, the great Poem,
OF the War. Dec 18 3mo
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.---AN
ESSAY Fol YOUNG MEN on the Crime of
Solitude. and the Diseases and Abuses
which create Impedimerts to Marriage,
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. J. SKiLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
| Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb / 3mo
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
Qrp GuoOs.
II. Ii. MACY!
CHRISTMAS HOLTDAYSi

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAIsi
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
We have hard unusually choice and varied sssone5"
FANCY DRY GOODS
LACFs ENBRoIDFRIRs and HASDKERcHIEFS
RIBBONS and FLOWERS
TEIMMISCs and SHALL WARES,
HOSIERY arI WHITE GoOrS.
PERFCMERY ard JgwELRY
,.se above socks special reference bar been maee 10 the
Holidays and great Of articles viii be found suitable 10"
presents Ties Bss Sahes Embroidered and 10 nt-
H,ndkerebs Real Lace Trimmed Hrlsercbief Gents, ladies'
Misses Tsrikcrrs Of every variety pn mp In bofe'
expressly for Christmas All kinds Of LAee Walls cofs and
Barbes jrocrs Coa and Sets Ra Thread ind
Llama shAss Real Caels Hair Cahnsre Scars hne Cloth
Glover, Alerapdre, KID Gloves Tes DOyss Table and Piano
Govern, Fancy Skirts Baskets what Cared Brackets &ePoeke
books Cars Fans Leather and Fancy Bags Reieulea Spool Cot
slk boIe. for eAs Silver Thinbles Woi
Slipper and Cuscu Patterns Jet Git and Steel Sets o. 's"e r
fanery, Lubias Extracts Brushes Combs Dressing Cases
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TOILET SETS,

TOILET BOXES MIRRORS Ge
~ ADDITION ths above magnificent assortment Of our regular
stocks imported line Of French German and Vienna Fancy
Goods stands ln aud Carved Wiring Desk
Jewel BOIes to match SIX Satin aud
Rosewood Haudk BoIes Psmsy Cases Vases and
MaEtel Ornaments, splendid variety Freq Marble Gilt and Aaoa
Coe satuettes and Groups PAsn Buss and fsu
Stands Bque ornmeus Fancy Work BoIes aud our usual
Christmas stock Of Dolls aud Toys Of every description
addition have recently opeUsd ShTerNte snd
Clock Department ,ud design EXHIBIT for the Holidays psndi
line goods. comprising the choices. patterns tpepaed
sas from the Tea Sets TaeaTee Sets, IraT'
Syrup Cups spoonhos Cors Cake Basse Pitchers "obs"
Bouqut sand, Toilet Stand, winSand Psk Jars Celery Jars
Batter Dishes Crsaa and sugar Bowls Kn. sBd AL s' of
Knives. Fors SpoouI sheh m glarauee to be fihe beat
quality.
solid scr-are Of the celebrated Goham mnu'etae se of
gue, FORKS Spoons napkin Rngs sagAr Tong kc pl 10 hand
eases, specially for Holiday gns
those sOo. herein advertised vii he ''a ~ oar rea popular
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
AHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

roer oc SEwToRk Y: H.c, ncLEAESD b.: HoSn.R
Sh y Annie Siss. Robinson. ssn FrsGesca
Ayrs. johann Rudolph Jansen BUenOs AyTeI
s5sS.FaiE %.Sf. c.os iSdnO, Usos Leighton
vrk Ca & " Clover, IDgersOh Wilmington, n c.
ARRIVED.
s6io John Glson. Winter Washington mdss srd ps,s
ses.hp Somerset Chds Baltimore. With ndse 70 Baida"s sri
osS sasip SI! ssSss yn xsxoea. !a .d p'
Steamship Steamship GsScas, Walden Boston. @i,e and pass
seamship,Aberuslle Couch. RieAneni, maze ana pass
scsn.6p FaI61Th. Hunter wiI@r ston .s.,l :s's:
II s. Louis. Biaao Ra.sS Palermo Oct y Oiu'ioas
s.Ii s.Ii STsSi Lew. IssserD DAYS marble rags
s.Ts %s aS:si 5.a. c.;gh na %o j.ssse ) sss &c:
B,Ts B,Ts Eose Ft sory Ss~6fs.os IS Say. coat
Brs Rachel Corey Ccrey AhcAu 9; da, vines raiu' &c
s; s:sss' s. yPsS P d.sd dis ilfISi' ra Is a' '
Brig Besge Morrison peraamoro - days sugar ana eo'eh
se5r Wig, tie Nornps AeFAraad NAs,a P Gay. s''
seAr Mf,nil, Hardy Nosdnso II days, cOAeoAnu.
DOMESTIC PORTS. ,...,.,.,,
& sSfS%s s sossSs & Hers I sr'Fd a.ls1, .us sI
Fortune IO Passed os sap M y xos.S Sss 1o Gs ss
g Hhes rom Ssrlors Tor Eckopd Passed for BAdmor'
S's SS ,S Dec s-The steamship Gran. sailed today for
Ss.ISs Dee a.,el steamship Neptune from yori ship
Washington Bco,h ea Ions ss sr,esa ,sp P.d.as hs
schr Jaue Bell, Nsa- w."
". L. StesoB ffon G0lsiieh
FOREIGN PORTS.
o.-... n. a6--The sesnshl8 Cooslo. from NeSYorA
go pr, Slsy ..AIriTei steamship rhPoA, ffon New
ioiA ier l. Dee an port brig Cooioe 70 ssl fer New
lso Antelope for Delaware BreakwsteT, and bg
rsnns Iinou fer Boston IN 5dy~ -, -,
isS s G. Csk AsdeS sna s TO sal for fs"fors
on the sh list
SPOKEN.
M. .r,,ops f. an Malaga NoNlet 81 days cut Dee - lsi
=, s ~ NE ecps Lad her sails bowa away aud "a" of 81
received npfly IRON brig Nellie - "a a,e,
Bg PAlAz from Bgiaen js AspnNA, Il Gays OUT yet - al ~
long 5e.35. -, "a,
sehr Ell. of Boston oy Hstteras, b"nni s"ntA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN and NOR N uo Boston to-day s' the plotbO Pet
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
d ms n'' 'ls q Of ''''' ''t isA4c IvggNoeR Tr-s
oIToE o. nc iLLisos CFsrl, - R.IEolp 9
SKN,Y0RK AID NKv-gayEs kAiEEqsD IosFANf,
CoRsRA FoUKTHAyE- AND TsESTf.sFvaSTH ST .loiK
Tna CnATHsa NA1IoSAL BANK. SEg ions. Dee. ~
cTSfI kNNITAI DIVIDEND Of Ell

~ TllB lssrlFUTloS FOR THB SAVINGS OF tx 'AEiS
CLERKS Clio8 has declared s uusi ~ Nj ANN AZ
DIVIDEND tie re o. SIX PER CRNf ref nnn on s not et
ssspg 500 AID NE CENT lager SUNS snd ha sto os.
slsre XR4 plViDGsD q THREE PR CEST depos not
rrcee5rg fs three pner 70 Jan l' Two
siAsr urtgfDe1 iOr tWo years std ONh
PER CENT deposits urlubed for one yeri uese DN
rrahe Moaisy. JsD l3 1861
MJsES n. GRiNNELL, President.
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Llsn SgoHn RAiLvAI ConFAsy,}
CLIyELISD Ohio. Dee s. 1868
NLOTiCE.-The Direotnrs of this company have

1N declared vha Of four ssd half PET cen, ne o ses y.s
tat sioot The so OF ths
Cleveland spd TeeSo Sscd Co PAYABLE the dsy Jsrn,H
seIA Tbs oekhedeIs ths SswlOrk oeokt VII n pac
~ ihe eSse 81 W f.rg.r tost .sd % CIrny No Eieh,Ps
sscs saa s steetesd.r registered ths CsvesRd books wiz be
pad The cfct ofLe Tasbref Cershd Ohio The Tfanef
fp,l d Ss Seoss m sstsrdy lS
<y DsesRes sod OPsSs noTabs Jsns
~. 1859 GEORGE B. ELY Trsassrsr
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>,,ws r.cr.cps ron TIE pprss

Cpss puses vessels arriving at this port rsqaesed 20
addressed the NeNlork Associated Press only
persons eIbtrg authority Of W. sinouon, General
treu Ne-, Journal TRBrss
Void SHa Eipf,s, ErlEg Post CoDmctI! Ldvsrisfr stas
zsg Yorker Journal aud Ner ieksr Dssesrai should s's
W delivered oa,T 70 he persona
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

-1KAFNN LEANE hEWfIUHAi
For Esaisrsl Bridgeport 100 500 (EG) lL3o lsis
(grl $40 (kNl 345 49, and zoo tEM) p -.
FOr Milford sacrl frraslt Southport and Ws'gor'' 100 iL''
FOR sofraI ZOO 8oo rl 900 iooI l25 gIl, 800 (SLl
AS as fsr), AJo 800 tRrD pen.
For Dsd.n 100 300 lf3Os. m; a45 AS. $50 pm
For stamford 70) 8oO tBI 300 lt30 RS (sr Els 400
tEt) as. Is tkI J. $40 60, eOc (Br.l p
For Gesnusb ard Intern as stations 100 800 lLo n th
- ' CONNECTING TRAINS.
foF Booa va spnr z6ell a0O (kL) 400 Bxl s09pu
for Boston ' Shore line lllS (Br.), 800 p N.
foT Balori sad Springfield 900 lRLl Rl9 800 (ELh aos
3.
FOr River Railroad aOoA m. RLb nHp to aSS
uts, AGO IA. W hor.lsmpton- o., 49,.
FOR Hartford Proenes Fshki Railroad, 800 Er) in
For Haven E.rIendSn and stODpgton Risd ,iaOoa
ItlS, 400 500 .. ,r,
hansbrE = n f4f~
For HSa,stoae Ralrosd 500 NJ, 400 D. a.
rsr Nsag,tasE railroad 800 a m. 400 Er.l AGpn
FOR Darbiry hoTaAlx Railroad 100 9Vl a M t.'p "a
ee.-,"NN Il IL Nm
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
plSSFNGFRS 4RRIYED.

FROM CHABLRSrON--Ia steamship Virso-W w Reeve, ,si
iy, Nss Reeves, Joseph Evans Evans Mira hrs'hm' o W.
SiCFsd
FROM SAvANNAH-n steamship Herman Lyny'torJs'' ar
Ia H. rcfsJ }. ood Ms. Nofoi MI H. . InieiH'h' ' A'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
voyp,vs wRATHKa Rgp6ET-s, y.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
san u,s, 5:ll 48 hooa l9oo
sad, Hook 100 Island l:53 Hell Gate. as1
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

New-York Gold Exchange Bnuh.-stitne1i ofh kbH'
December. lSb
ano1bo Loans Ahd Discounts fi itS.st
AVersse sDounto sp-ci
I. Jacob Rlsels CasLhf % n-
FewYo Ood EIchsse Bnk d1y depse tfa s "s'
above sssmsni the best o. ny hnrs and ss. r
Sworn before me day Of Deesmher, ists ,A.
Va M,rSsv'FosU Puohc
Oriental Banl.--sGemeut of the ORIENTAL BAHk s're
o oDecelnber.
sud @
Average amount Of SPECIE
average amount Of 90
o keWfOfk. j, Nshuson A. hat w
Bank dp ard that the sheye Asnsp"
tle best Of sedse aud tcleL " - hAAi~
Sworn before N this l9ih DAY u December, les NJ.
Hlssr 7 cs,I..s jL, No,s'y Pnhe.-
Peoples Hank.-Saenent Of ths PEOPLES BANK, o the
Lave Of leS o the WEEK
snoins Saturday the 9h day OF December, iss& ..r M
tyIsss snoa q Lose' aud son. 20
Artse aGount iCrcllanon 40 Sis 20
County charles Hunter Pfetdeni Of ln
Peoples bcug duly depO tstthe euo'e A
CHARLES. = HUNTER Pfs'5eui
s"'' 0''' ne 'a' ''A o' d PasLe
ftnyyesant Innk-Stsiement Of the STUYVBSANr BANh .
Lave 1885, or the ending saufsaJ ihs ~"
dsy Of December, 1879 100 ooo M
Ays,Ag Dscoaai,. e4ss9eo Vo
Averase amount Of speci' -''''''''-' 40, gar 90
o. Ordr Cashier Of e
dePose snd that 1s eh9ss
N"'' ''''' NJ ~ 49, ~ ~ Ts.o Hsslur Eotary Puhlc.
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Igyrcn 90 rHg HSsIJros PIRs ISL Co,
No. n WlLIsT.. EEw.fOaK. Dee D. I9a.
'tWE board Of Directors have THIS DAY
s.essss %. ts.GFgBifEEulL DIVIDEND - givR 0 PER
t4<g llt1 JBbss LsOtu> ssrgstsTt
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD,
TRAINS LEAVE HEW.YORK:

Pasug-r s,aep Ia Et.York corner TvsniyEevtpht 'ad
kltrsnes sa Twenty -se'enth-H
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Gu GOODS.
RARGGAAIINSS ~. ,ro. . ,. .,....u.... =, .,e.,,..a
Old Stand No 400 Broadway to the Ne" Store NO.
10 upon closing out large and Vaua
bic stock consisting GENTS and BUSINESS HATS BOYS
AMI YOUTHS HATS snd CAPS; LADIES MsStS, and CHILD
RRSs HATS, LADIRs', GENTS, srd CHlLDRESS
FL S,
HOODS CLOVIS GAUNTLBTs SLEIGH aud CARRIAGE ROBES
Ne, uan
IMMENSE SACRIFICE
JOHN r. TERRY, No. Ue Bro.!-sy.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
BEST ITALIAN KID CLOVIS
10 w~ rar, color, aDd 81 !ee h99sse slaiss - Pu paw
RIAL THREAD LACE Walls,
BLACK THssAD i AM gi GUlrrRR IAcrs. .
COIPFuRKS, BARBRS 6o
5REaEsT sb Rs sES SET
Lace csc GOODS Dol S:i SLiss % Than SoIP 1osr
No ,17Bro.dea,
RICH sHAWLS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
MONDAY. DIG a. m@
large sssortmeut
REAL Paris .d LYONS nRScHE cssuNEuE ,sd PAldtEy
IoSo snA"Lsp Ies I'D Scarlet s,te, se NJ" Dh''V'"
". < PEYroS, Noe 2'2 and 27t s,sg B9ss,, ,,o,r.,
We ~in offer on
NoSpAY ,rd FoLTowiSG DAYS or THIS WEEK.
'P'''' Of 6S 6SRs$ g;S'' cSoRs Of Plsla ''' i'''
purchased Auction Rooms Pnss Sale from ,he Importers
FINE FRENCH MEslSoRs, .s,li,d e,ly elle rry,,t
SILK STRIPE PorLlS AIpAcls a, zoe. 2je SOD 2lc'
PLAIN sud CllANGEABLE P0rLISs - 2se psry ysr4
'SSi "a mn nstgY 2BEsDFRs wixFYs 5oe So ana se
RIAL PRENcIi PoPLINg, SILK CHANE At q % 5'oel ia
" < PFYT0S. NJ. b; q. Bosery
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

EAST RIN ER NATIONAL BANh DIV l.
H DESDA DIVIDEND of FOUk (s rER CbSf, free nom AL
has been The Drosis Of sic sst 81 menb. gayaos
ii........,,,,s ,,ssa z nEwE Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
ea6inas Banks.


Z" DID TO YQUR lIJIS SAYINGSn SAy5I4s S,2r
CHATHAM.SOrARB. N. y.
DEPOSITS MADE NOW DRAW INTEREST FROM JANUARY ist
ST. pe oo tNtre'f m rom fa e2,-,d 9a 81 sqHs % ~ 20
Jo.srn P CoopER Secretary. c D. BAILEY, rres.lret
A LII MONEY DEPOSITED NOW WILL
~ DRAW INTEREST FROM JANUARY
THiRU.AVENuE SAVINGS BANK,
Cor. Thin-lye and Twenty siitHst
SIX Pm CENT in ERSI p free from 1o'ephsni 's' on az
open fIom 10 aud MONDAY wednesday,
and Saturday sgeDinss from 20 8 oeock
pOWERY SAVINGS BANK, New-YO Ork,
hP Dee "a oinrest will be paid to depolors al the Of sI
al from lye Gye hundred drt sd Eve per cent
exceeding huudted doars sereeay
Moudsy jan la 81 "'
interest vii also be paid at the tine ofbe
above rates AT Interest not called for viii ptnca and
op5 daily from to o'clock and on Monday
WrdIeEay and Friday evenings fo n oaek at No 40 Bovery.
G. Il. Coeersn,u. seeretsrr
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
~ No 2J7 Broadway entrance IN PARK pacueret deposits
Per Cent Per Annun al Of - ad upward ee rom Govern
taxi paid on after MONDAY January 8 1902
WAoT b. WoRNAIL Sec FRANCIS T. sCHOALS Pres1est
PETER CusSING, Acct
CIrIIENS' SAVINGS BANK, southwest
" Bowerv and Csua-st Nes-NOrk, Dee o. 1868
l569JASi AIRY lNfESl-Ihe regular scannusl laest AZ
tb Of SIX PER CENT per Uree hom Government taxi
m he paid and amer RSDAl January a. on all ~ I've dol
lars aud upward which have beea depOst r re h mouths
Interest not withdrawn s added original posi,
interest rom tie let Of JauusTy.
Money deposited before Jsnua'7 20 wi hesr interest
rom the lst 81 Jsuuafs
70 70 3 and also M0NDAl WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY B'EN'
INGs. from TO
A. BrNcs Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
Axpnkw WanxEa sesIslAIg.
nRY DOCK SAyINGs BANK

ii n
II No 3ii srA 3sJ East fourhs.
q. j Isl % Jsrutrg i dividend o. TWO psf cent fr
t Hoa,L. Az 0SE crt o iee months viii be lsi to depo
ioIs entitled thereto. - -. =, o,
J.sy, I. SlsVAKT, Secre,siy.
NOssnihetI. 1909.