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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

The representatives of the Irish Republican
Associations, who waited upon Gen. Grant yes
terday at his hotel, to urge the appointment of
some conspicuous member of their organiza-
ton to'a prominent place under the new Adj
ministration, present Michael Seaman of Chi
cago as fit man for such selection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

The King of Greece is said to be firm for
adhesion to the Paris Protocol. The Ministe-
rial crisis has resulted in the recall of Bulgars,
the late Prime Minister, who, few days ago,
was reported to be adverse to adhesion. The
Cable dispatches do not yet give us a clear
view Of what Greece will do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

Among the members of the new English
Parliament who have already been unseated,
is Benjamin Lee Guinness, the Conservative
member for Dublin. The second member for
that city, Mr.. PIN, is n Liberal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

The details of the forthcoming bill for the
reduction of the army, which the House Mill
tary Committee will promptly introduce. give
promise of substantial economy. The reduc-
ton in the number of infantry regiments is to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

Every day brings forth fresh want of OUT
dear Alaska. This time it is a District Court
to prevent swindling. All! if that District
Court could only have been established at the
outset of the iceberg negotiatOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

The bill proposed by the minority of the
Senate Judiciary Committee at Albany, for the
submission of the new Constitution, is printed
oloavubopa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

sxcoSO PAsrGenera Sotcs-XLh COngressTllrd seonThs
Contested Election Cases-The CoaS-Tbe Money Market
THIRD PAeE--Tbe hsTke;$-Shppng Intelligence.
GiITH PaoE-LHerary Itens-Real Estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

Republican State Convention to nominate
Justice of the Supreme Court in place OF the Hon
NJ Cooley and two Regents OF the University IN place
Of j. Eastman johnson, and John NJ. b. silI viii bc he"
In the City OF lansing. Michigan. wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

Advertisements for this weeks isSue of THE
WEEgLY he banded ~ To-Day Price So per line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

The Republican Central Committee viii meet at
their Headquarters corner of Broadway and Twenty
second-st at O'Clock this afternoon to wait upon
Gen. Grant at the Fifth-aye. Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
gpsinsss Notitts.

BURNETT's STANDARD PREPARATIONS
Have oheu the most popular articles maze
this eonntrt The LIST embraces:
CocoAISE perfect hair dressing
KALLisrox cosmetic for the skin,
FLoRIEKL, a delightful handkerchief perfume
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH, for the teeth and guns
COLOGNE wArEA uBvd in richness and deeaey OF perfume u
sses ard their superior
FAvoRrss EXTRACTS Nhree siies) for cooking
JosxPH BURNETT & Co, Propreors Boston and newfoIk
Wholesale BY JoHS HENRY No. 81 Parkrow and dealers
generally and at retail by druggists family everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

We have usually found Gen. Garfield OF Ohio
so sound a thinker and so wise q legislator
that our surprise fully equaled our regret at
finding him reported as saying, last Friday in
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
Whitehall Chronicle.
Interesting Surgical Opera.


At the recent meeting of the
Washington Go, Medical Socie-
ty several interesting cases
were reported, among which
was a Tracheotomy operation,
or opening the wind-pipe, by
Dr.. Upper, of North Gran
vile. He was summoned to
attend a child only about four
teen months old, who nantes
ted all the symptoms of Group.
The Doctor used all the RENEE
dies usual in Group, but without
effect. The child's breathing
grew worse, and death seemed
inevitable. Finally, he de-
termined to make an opening
into the windpipe and insert a
tube to relieve the difficulty of
breathing. This was done with
complete success, and the child
grew better very rapidly. After
five or six weeks the child's
parents and a physician in
Vermont thought the tube could
be safely removed, DR., Tup-
per against his own judgment
finally consented and the result
confirmed his worst fears, for
the child apparently died.
After much effort it was reviv-
ed, and the tube again inserted,
though with great difficulty,
for the parts around the open
ing had become fabby, and
suppuration had taken place,
Instant relief followed, and the
child steadily grew better, until
on Monday last it threw up q
fish bone that had lodged in it's
throat. How the child had
swallowed the bone was a mys-
terry to his parents. The throat
is still infamed, but the diff
Guilty will soon be overcome.
Think of performing such an
operation on sy child scarcely
more than a year old
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
Carriages
DULLEN ~ PIERCE,
GARBAGE MAKERS

CARRIAGE MAKERS
- and HA kDWARE,
NOS. IL and 28 Union street,
cSNH.E Having been in this business
sfs&=g9aS for 80 odd years, are prepared to
give general satisfaction to all who may
favor them with orders.
All kinds Of JIahT CARRIAGES
made oil the best material sind workman
ship. at lowest prices.
COACH MATERIAL OF EVERY BIND,
Spring Axles, Wagon Material am
CARRIAGE GOODS
A Iargestock suited to the trade AZ iaii
prices no24-ly
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16

About this time the young
lawyer fell in love with the
daughter of a wealthy n. York
merchant, and the love being
reciprocated he asked pa for the
daughters hand, Pa was in
dignant, and to forever kill the
young lawyers ambition, he
told him that when he had
$4,000 cash, his own, he
might ask for the young lady's
hand, with hope of success.
This was all ~very nice, but to
the young lawyer just putting
up his single $4,000 was a
great deal of money, at least
the young lawyer thought SO as
he figured up how many briefs
he must have to make that
amount.
The result Of these delibera-
tions was the conclusion that if
he wanted to make this sum at
the bar, he could do so, but by
the time he had done it, he
would be so old that the ro-
nance of love would be all
gone. For a long ten days the
young lawyer bemoaned his
fate, and then, after obtaining
a promise from the young lady
that she would wait, he disap-
peared from New York. In
early life the young lawyer had
quick wit, and one day meeting
a negro minstrel manager nam
ed Duprex, the latter told him
he had q talent which would
make him $50, 900 in five years.
In the young lawyers frame of
mind it did not take long to
convince him, and, dropping
Coke and Blackstone, he took
to burnt cork under the assum-
ed name of Lew. Benedict.
For a time the new business
was harder than the young law
yer bargained for, but he made
money so fast that his preju-
dice was soon overcome. At
the end of the first year he had
laid up fr- thousand dollars, at
the end of the seuvnd ) o,sl leu
thousand, and now it is said
that he has nearly reached his
figures of fifty thousand dollars
in bonds.
All the time he has been in
the burnt cork trade he has i'm
proved his spare moments by a
study Of law books, and in
another year he will 60 back to
New York with fifty thousand
dollars in his pocket, claim the
hand Of her he SO fondly loves,
and who has been so devoted to
him, and at the So Ae time em-
bark in the practice OF law.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
p O z It r. x :.
THE BLACKsMITH's DAUGHTER

Why do the horses come always at noon
To be shod at the blacksmith's shop
At MONDAY time, when the sun is still,
When the blacksmith is forced yainst his
will
To rest, and his work to stop.
Just at noon, from the house ON the hill,
A girl with pail comes thence;
Smiles come on her lips, on her cheeks
glow,
At she sees the horses tied in row,
Along by the blacksmith's fence
Oh, but the blacksmith's daughter is fair !
And the horses all look at each other,
as much as to say, "Now isn't she sweet :?
We know why our masters say that our
Are giving them so much bother"
The bell rings one and the blacksmith
cries,
CHOW then, for work right awayr
But most of them say that's it's growing
late,
And they really think that they'd better
wait,
Aud come on some other day.
Oh, blacksmith's daughter, your mother,
too,
Was fair when your father sought her!
You're going in the way that she has trod,
You'll be wife ere those horses are shod,
. blacksmith's pretty daughter.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
From the National Chronicle. I
LOVE AND LUCRE.
How fOrl Love n Lawyer
Turned Negro MInstel.

His name is Lew. Benedict.
His father was a we'll known
New York lawyer, who died
when the oldest child was fif-
teen years old. The property
left by the father the boy turned
over to his mother and sisters,
and determined to strike out
for himself. At seventeen years
of age he entered a law Office,
and at twenty-one he completed
his studies, and was pronounced
a young lawyer with a bright
future before him,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
A DIAMOND EATER,
Novel Mode of COnceaiing a
Theft.


A son of Ia perfide Albion,
dressed with scrupulous care,
and sporting the inevitable
fiery-hued whiskers of dog-ear
pattern that for the last thirty
or forty years have formed the
Distinguishing facial ornament
of the male inhabitants Of the
British Isles, walked into one
of the principal jewelry shops
of Palermo a few weeks ago,
and, in spite Of the wretched
Italian in which he delivered
himself, managed to make
known his desire Of looking
over the large assortment of
gems and precious stones that
glishened in the windows and
elpos, vast, with a view, he ex-
planned, to purchasing the
handsomest he could select for
a set he intended to order.
The jeweller, whom this re-
quest plunged into an ecstasy of
! joy, showed, as may be imagin-
ed, great alacrity in placing
before his distinguished custom
er the most beautiful pearls
and the purest diamonds he
possessed. But the English
man could find nothing to suit
his fastidious taste. 1t was not
the prices he murmured at; on
the contrary, he expressed his
willingness to pay most liber-
ally for his purchases, provided
he was successful in procuring
anything he might consider
worthy of q place in the prin-
cely gift which, he allowed it
to be inferred, was intended as
surprise to some dark-eyed
|Sicilian beauty. Nothing dis
couraged by the fault-tinding
propensities Of the magnificent
foreigner, the worthy trades
man, who was all smiles and
bows, continued his researches,
literally rummaging and ran
sacking his spacious store from
top to bottom, in his effort to
do justice TO himsel by provin g
his establishment second to
none in the beauty, size, and
variety of theiprecious minerals
it contained. Finally, after a
close examination of the num-
berless diamonds, pearls, ru-
bies, emeralds, turquoises, and
amethysts that lay heaped upon
the counter, and lengthy dis
'cussion of their qualities and
defects, the distingue looking
foreigner succeeded in finding
a number that met with his
unqualified approval, and after
having them put aside, gave
the requisite directions for the
manner in which he wished to
have them set.
The ieweller, rejoiced at the
happy termination of SO weigh
ty a matter, set to work gath
ering up his valued treasures
and replaced them in their
caskets, continuing all the
while the conversation with his
munifcent patron. AS he was
engaged in this occupation, his
eye happened to fall ON a small
! box filled with diamonds, when
he missed a large brilliant
which he had held in his hand
but moment before. my
lord he exclaimed, struck
with a sudden suspicion, Il
just now showed you a dia-
mond of great value, You
remember it, do you not P
Well, it has disappeared 7
What is that to me2' said
the Englishman.
1T is thus much, that you
, will not leave here till I have
found it,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
,NCEAN VIEW HO n G L..

1 eoEAN VIEW HI o y &c L.
This celebrated Watering Place Will pc
onened for the reception of Visitors on
THURSDAY, JUNE THE BIRD.
It has been thoroughly rented, re-
papered and repainted. and otherwise
improved for the comfort # guests.
The Surf Bathing, Sea Air, Fish, CRABS.
OYSTERS. &C., to be en- Dyed at Ocean View
are unsurpassed by any other Seaside
Watering Place in The country. large
Vegetable Garden is attached, and The
Table will be supplied with the very best
Edibies 10 be obtained III THIS section.
The iiar is stocked with the very best
Segars and Liquors.
No. Visitors may feel assured that every
effort will be put forth To render their So
journ pleasant. d
jel-2w* IHOS. BRADFORD.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16

AS for that, | am in no
hurry rejoined the English
man, with great composure, =
you may search me if you
like
The jeweller, while contin-
uing to look for his diamond,
whispered a word in the ear of
one of his clerks, who started
off in great haste and returned
in a few moments, followed by
a police inspector and two pat
rolmen. Upon their arrival,
the diamond being still unbound
the .jeweller denounced Milford
as having stolen it.
The Englishman indignantly
denied the charge, but as he
said, to place the matter be-
yond all doubt, he'begged that
the inspector would search his
clothes and person from head
to foot, which the officer pro-
ceeded to do without further
ceremony. While this opera
ton was going on, however,
the Englishman, in taking off
his coat, made SO violent a
movement that he dropped one
side of his whiskers.
'Ah, ha :! my fine fellow,
that s your game is it ? said the
inspector; Il understand you
now. Come, for your own
sake, make a clean breast of it,
and tell us what you took and
where you've put it, for |
hardly suppose you contented
yourself with one diamond.
Il have taken nothing, and
have nothing to tell you. | am
at liberty to wear false whis-
kers if I choose, and it is
nobody's business whether I do
or not.
Although the most minute
search proved fruitless, the
inspector determined to hold
the Briton in custody, and
marched of with him to the
Prefecture of Police, on their
way TO which it 81 tappentu
that they passed by an apothe-
cary's. This circumstance,
apparently too trivial and
unimportant to be mentioned,
served to clear up the mystic
ry, for it undoubtedly gave
birth to the felictous inspira-
ton that proclaims the shrewd
inspector in whose brain it
originated.
They reached the Prefecture,
where the Englishman was
placed in room under the
surveillance Of two guards. In
the course of a half hour the
Inspector made his appearance,
and after motioning to the
guards to withdraw, seated
himself and entered into friend
ly conversation with the Eng
lishman, to whom he express
sed the regret he felt at having
been compelled by his duty to
place him at this temporary
inconvenience, but he doubted
not that in the absence of any
proof of his guilt, the magis-
trate before whom he would
have to appear next day would
order him to be set at liberty.
In this view the Englishman
fully concurred. AS they were
conversing, the door opened,
and an attendant came in,
bearing tray laden with re-
freshments, among which were
two glasses of beer. One of
them the officer took himself
while the other was handed to
the unsuspecting foreigner,
who, knocking his glass against
that of his host, in true British
style, quaffed it's contents off at
one draught. 9s1 ss
The mixture was not slow in
producing its effect, and the
fact was revealed that Milford
had swallowed, besides the
diamond that was missing,
three other diamonds of the
purest water, four pearls, and
a large turquois, representing
a total value Of from twenty to
twenty-five thousand hounds.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
Arrival of a Cuban Expedf-
4" fiOTRs

Death of two virginians
from Cholera. The brig Ala
Eldred cleared for New York
on the 23d of June last, for
Continued on Fourth page
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
DKESENTS. PRESENTS

Dk&sENTS. PR ESENTS
We offer q fine line of the FOLLOWING
goods, suitable for Presents, to which W
invite attention
Pap1er Macne Writing Desks,
Orname nted Work Boxes,
Foley's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles and Prayers,
Bronze lnkstands and Paper Weights,
Rogers's Groups of Statuary,
american ana Imported Chromos,
French Paper and Envelopes,
Chess Men and Boards,
GoodalPs English Playing Cards,
Cr1bbage Boards,
Dante's Inferno, Illustrated by Dore,
Tennyson's Idyls, do do
Kaulbach's Illustrations, &C., &c,
WILSON & Wake
apps West Main street
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
Cutlery,
Guns,

Pistols, DC.
Our stock is very complete and worthy
the attention of those who desire to buy
on the best terms
Entrance to our store from Is West side
Market Square, or No. Roanoke Avenue
+. P. TABB & co.,
~ West side Market Square,
Jed and No. Roanoke Avenue.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16
WTARM WEATHER

M ARM WEATHER
Suggests the purchase of one of
Torrey's Minute Ice-Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers,
Wire Dish and Plate Covers,
To which we call the attention of those
interested. We are prepared to sell them
verv low.
Notice is also called to our general
stock of
Hardware,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
p1SSFYG FES 4RRTVED.

FROM HAvRB AND BRBSTlu steamship Europe, March a1-hS
and Mrs Castro Quinn Mr. Smnne Col Howard "ss one gs
servant Mr. cOmbano Mr. Lopez Mr. sloq c.P Hudson NJ
Courtirs Mr Ligler Mr. Gus,aye y Levy Labee rere
Perret Mr. aud Mr Rielsch Mr. Mangn h s.nbn M % nGsp M
Er BOyOilOt Cammiie bArhol
Esvoot Miss Blanche Helene Bavoot Leon aroF
lot Mr. schiepau aud Mrs Markh Mrs Maria MI bayoI Ah
Barato Mr. Eugine Gordon Mr Santn Mr. haln r Line
PROM BREMBN-IR steamship Deutschland March N-'ane
Archer Juu Gary John Andrews and amly Richard Dro ol
gesser r. Weber A Eker, Bol, W. Fotsch o. lmmsfman
Cudtx Moeler Pfeitelmannu r. HAdernan fany d.
see Marie Peters child Julie Raubscbek A. Lebusnn " Gun
ther Mbdk Francisco Kbseb Catherine ah w rsI
A NchAels Catherine Steme Stampe NJ Stampe "neAer
A. Stumpe y SehlBgs, PAssmaD Naguer Jeanette n1se
Anna Kuhlman Hsnsperger L. Kraener Helregei sro
family Jungbecker Elizabeth Gnfheh Philippine sehSsn %
schinann F. Wagner and child "m Harrow '"Ah D' o. A''
stein. ,,,.. ~. .,
FROM sAvANNAH-In steamship Herman Livingston hsrcn T.
w m Hariiur and wife r. Armour T. Armour Mrs Armour aad
chden Mas Armour. M n Hnley, Ne, Brge MIS- !enny
Carter Miss MARI Wade Mrs Pillow and ehidIen Rev. y B'
Smith and servant NJ Palmer, Wn Romber Ms konoer " ~.
schlse websSg George Kechum, A. Graves = ousnn
C0shman G. Pitnan. Ke1ner HAan L. A. Lang j. Anh''
AZ Phillips p Callahan, and 10 IN the seeTage - NJ -.
PROM LASGOW-In steamship Europe March zh m IoaPs'
LADY and child McLAy r. Barars w Massey mrs H. h0oo'
Alien Powers Mrs Smith and child ". r. Mcintosh. - ~,
FROM LIyERPOOI-In steamship PensylSania March BIins
Rev Mr. LLOYD wife family the Rev. Dr. Towbs MI sAd hf
Howe Mr. and Nm MccleunOn, MrS Hardy aud sOn
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
COUTHERN SECURITIES
~ Of al knds BOUGHT sBd SOLD BY -

, AND ALToS RAILROAD CosPAsT,
CHICAGO In. March %, 1869.
AGO AND ALTON RAIL
doe April ], viii be paid on md sfier
At the Oaies Of hesuE 81. K. JESUP
JACKSONVILLE, AND CHICAGO
L BONDS, due April : free OF Govern
W. NJ LARRABBE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

UOMEbTIV
lou1svnLu Ky 21Tobeeeessles l1 ehdA - p ocS
NS Is for Coumo6 Lugs Coug Leaf Cotton M neas Te
Sn Lard sIo BseSashouders e Clear D saes se' Csa
lies iTls Ruk NstGhoueTs BE Clesr ko SIDES oc Sef
Sos. sie Fogr s 5Oas6 Wbsst 81 4st 81 SA Data GeSe
WHISKY. Die IN .-..t,,.
F1es a. Sht demand. Spring ssdse Is Wheat quiet hr
- .av,sesd S6lc No. l. l+t6Sl 10; No ~ u3GSl IL
Con ebiet sSeS4e oss dull and declined le NO seeT
III esaF 10 WHISKY du 98dS9 Provisions steady and tr
Hes Pork s Lard lSaslc Dry ssted Shoulders 2e Short
Cs., Mddes I6c Picked Hams is. di6e Dressed
sgs QuIet saost nOOna sales H sll0sA Lave Hog aene
AMI stronRsT; Choice 80 500 80 60 Cattle 1eye ana
Grer; Light s60S6 IS; Good 70 Choice SIGS7 80 Keeps
bbG Flonr 1900 bush Wbss 1900 hnsh Corn 1900 bush
buth 2sOO bush Barley 500 HORL Shipmens-O
Flour buh Wheat SOO0 bush Corn, 1870 bush os
$500 bash. Rye, 900 Hogs -, -,
wiHxaToS c. March 2-splht Turpentins doll and lower
Strained, 81 1881 g. Crude Inrpenune &c
better 81 20 saOe at 80 Tod % IS Cotton
2Gfc for miIel grades
steady Aduz 9ie; receipts SS bAssi e1PO'
sosxtwise 26s bssA - ,.a.o wbss.
DETEoT 27Flour quiet suPersRe 81 S%asa A. ss
better and In geod demand Extra White 81 'e MOL wa"
Come quiet; No iUl0c. Oats--Ofered. 55c
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
BUY AND BILL on COMMISSION
RAILWAY STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
INTEREST oE DEPOSITS.
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK WySELfNo b
WHEELING. March a. 1863
ITO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
hAKIEG Liberal ADyANCBS

IO THE COMPIROlLEk OF THE CUR
II RRHCf. Washington D. C.;
hereby crT1et Of Section q o. Of
Cosges entitled An provide National Currency secured by
United Bonds aud 70 provide for the circulation
seDOh theeof approved June s that meeting The
hst Of NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING located
wheeling IN The STATE Of West Virginia daily notified and bed Pusa
Articles Of Association Of sail Bauk st tie once
ssd Wheesg Aforesaid the 7th January
voted By the Shareholders Of " Association owning than
tw0Ids Of that said Association into liquidation a1d
alossd
bEit Oy BAEK In testimony whereof have by instruction
Shs Board Of Directors Of said Association hereto subscribed
nme aud Alfred the seal Of said Association Wheeling Aforesaid The
eay and yeas above Wntten. d. y. HILDRBrH, Cashier
FOTfCR-Ths NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK or WHEELING.
s.Sd usoer the act Of Congress entitled in Act TO provide Ma
tla Currency secured pledge Of Ubec e Bonds aud
vac ioT be eon and redemption thereof" approved June 64
ssstee a. Wheeling IN the State Of West Virginia closing
% AZ note hadefs and other creditors Of sad Association
bereb noised 70 present the notes and other claims guii
~ n,s A,,ssess,Sn ioT payment r. HILDRgTH Cashier
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
8isinrnh gutitfs.

OFFICE CHICAGO, ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAuRolp Co.
No - wmLiAN-sT., HEw.YoEE, March %, 1909 } ,
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, free or
~ Government has been declared payable and ser The
Of april neTt 70 the Stockholders or their legal representatives.
shall be registered such the books Of this Company on hs
closing which will be closed the afternoon OF
the 3lSt OF March instaEt H. TOWS Assistant Secretary
DULLS HEAD BANK.-FORTY SECOND
I'D DIvIDEND-EewYork March 26 la69-Ibe usual QUAR-
TERLY DIVIDEND Of -FOUR t PER CENT free Of all sIe' has
Oft profits Of the last three months pay
@O'' ~ -ND Ale Wv 1I' 80 e. w WILLKTT, Cashier.