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The Fredericksburg Herald says :-"l'argc
quantities OF cane fibre are being shipped from
the mills at Norfolk, to this place, where it is
reduced to pulp and pressed into shooting,
which is usel jn roofing buildings and various
other purposes. We arc told for building rur
poses it is durable. and as q coveriug,it answers
as we'll as slate, zinc, or tin. Much OF this pulp
is solidiied and sent North, where it is mixed
with other material and manufactured into an
excellent quality Of paper"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

Tho Washington correspondent OF the Phila-
delphia Press says MIR. Armstrong, OF the
Williamsport district, has prepared resolution
which he proposes to introduce, directing tho
Clerk to expungo from the journal OF the House
the resolutions OF censures passed upon General
Cameron while he was Secretary of War under
President Lincoln"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

The cable dispatches from England have
lately spoken OF the completion OF what is
called the Thames embankmcnt BY this,
over two miles OF the water face of tho most
important section OF the British Capita! has
been converted from mud-tank into noble
boulevard. A certain portion Of the site &C.
quired Tor the embankment is, according to Il
stipulation made, TO be appropriated to tho
purposes OF public recreation ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

The new French Minister has arrived in
Washington and after presenting his credentials
to the President and selecting an official resi-
dence, he will return northward to pass the
month of August at Newport with his family.
1t is curious illustration OF the suddcnness
with which war news has come across the wa
ter, that the Envoy who left France protordIy at
peace on the p of July at Brcst, arrives in
New York on the 18th of July to find France
tristline with the "horri2 '-ont of war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

U. s. Senator Norton. OF Minnesota, die d at
Washington on Wednesday night The iuuc-
raj ceremonies will take place at Washington
to-day. and the remains be brought to Bahi-
more and inferred 10 Grccnmount Cemetery.
The usual proceedings OF respect to the memo
~ of the deceased were bud in both Houses
Of Congress yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

CAPTAIN WILLIAMS, who persisted on the
u. s. steamc: Oneida, in the faithful perform
ancc Of his duty, has, it is stated, lett three
children who were entirely dependent upon his
salary for their education and support. OF tho
sum of ten thousand dollars which Captain L.
B. Forbes undertook to collect for these desti.
tutc orphans, over six thousand dollars have
been raised. Mrs Lincoln has just been pen.
sioncd-why not Capt Williams tamily?)
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We presume that there are but few Ameri-
cans who will care about having it promulgat-
ed in the newspapers OF England, France,
Prussia, &c., &C., that a committee of the
House of Representatives has reported against
returning to the wife If Gen. Leo, the relics
aud memehtoes of Gen. Washington, given to
her father, and by him given to her
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NnarttiaL.

-. 1919
ElHsT MOhTSAGs
CONVERTIBLE
sTNKINa FIND
SEVEN PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS
or Tur
DANyrJE rRnAyA. BLOOMINGTON. AND
| prgtS eAuRoAD COMPANY
or uI.INoIs
p.,,.,,., an, ,,,.-o,, ..s,. a. ,o,, a, On. r.rusrs,
frinciph and interest payable In go'a !" ,ne
Loao ana ir1t company NOW iork' eoupon' PaJ'
eole April ana Octooerl,
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{lropomIs.
'
IMPRoXyEMENT, or TIE DEs MONIES
Proposals.
ICE TO CONTRACTORS

UNITED STATES ES0ISkyp's Oyrtcy
KEoKUK. Iowa Dee e. islo /
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received nj this
once until II NJ.
. - - THURSDAY, JAN. q, 1870,
for COMPLETING the excavation OF the Prism and the
construction OF the Embankment Wall OF the Canal for
the Improvement OF the Des Moincs Rapids Of the Ms
sissippi River.
The Canal IL to be about TX miles long extending
from Naahyille, lows, To Keokuk Iowa The width AT
the water surface inside the Canal IL 70 be from 100 10
400 feet In emban feet in and
In low water 10 be nyc feet deer All the nateris ex
ing the Emban kment, The latter throushout the
greater part OF the distance will be about 500 feel from
tho Iowa shore. where rock excavation occurs from
the bottom OF the Canal, IL will have q slope OF IL
Inches TO the mile The Emhanknnent to be built OF
earth clay. and rock n be feet wide top, In
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Present mail circulation about IS 900.
CAll n. address sSSHOOD,

SllPRBME COURT, New Yors,-A Ios II. ~ on
NhSalnsl John Gray and oihers.ln punssanee OF .
ludgment order OF the supreme Court maze IN the
PnOyornttel action, L. tired +. AckeIt uhA Referee
named IN said Judgment order wIilse VuIhkdw ard
A, Law renee, az al Estate Anctonecr Il tho Exchange
sAiesraom ~ Broadway N the cl'y OF Nss lork on
lhe eWh DAY OF January, 1870, att &C al the
Ian aId premises described 10 sald Judgment order,
mat ~ 80 soy all that certain lot piece, parcel Of
lad In the CITY OF New York founded aud described
hs lOu9Ns BEGINNING at point the, sasi ri, llnt
pi thr bth avenue distant seventy seYen ist ard
! a. portherly from Iout formed Oy the intefsso
lion Of the easteiy line OF the fth ayeoSs with the
II, r'hefly line OF EKhtieih street. ruBntAg thence
nort,erii along the eusterly ue OF the fnh ayenu,
tunpty ave feet u the centre line OF tho dock thence
eaSery and parallel with Eighteen sttcCtIne hundred
feat. thence southerly and parallel with the Finh
Iayenae twenty-five feet, and thence wVsterY and
parallel With kighheh street one nnnd'e.s feet to he
\ ALFRED T. AtKEliI Rcfeype. Pine st.
\ II n. BOWIE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Gtaal q oiItts.

StPREME ,OU HT.-Charlcs e. DodEe, plaintiff
- Sst Waldfon j. Choyncy. ueiyndant summons
moaey demand on contract. Com. not serb To the
defendant You are her by summoned ana required u
nnsvct the complaint In ths action wnicE wtI nlod
IN uc office Of tie Cork OF the city aud cOua New
York NJ the city OF New YORK. aud To a copy Of
your TO the said compliant the kdbscIiDert
a. their once, ~ Wall e.. ~ said city. within twenty
days afteT the service Of tins Won, exclu
Va Of the day OF sucn scgyice aud II you nab
,wen the said compliant within III" aforesaid the
laintiN In this action VIII tate judgment aga pst you
ot the sum oi eight thousand ur hun1rcd and nino
teen dtllLrs and thirty Gems, with from the
nftn day OF ept mDer thousau "a ut hundred and
ski Iour, bes dcs the and disbursements Of lhi
action.
stsd Nov. "a, 800.
BRowNELL, KING 4 LATHHOP,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, 81 Wall = NGS ork.
The conn amt ~ this action wa duly ned IN the ofcs
OF the Celk OF The CIT aud county OF New ork, thii
twcnty seventh dat OF November, A. u los.
BROWNELL, KING LArHtsJP,
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votes. was duly elected Trustee Of Common Schools for
the Slxteenth ward, 10 MI vacancy for four years.
That Edward Lane, by the greatest number OF votes
was duly elected Trustee VI Common Schools for the
That Frederick Haeemeyer, BY the greatest number
81 voce, was duly elected Trustee OF Common Schools
for the Eighteenth Ward, for full term. 'VN''
Ihst John Tow, by the greatest number OF votes,
ws duly elected Irustee OF Comton Schools for Che
Eighteenth Ward, to MI vacancy for one year.
That Charles Boyle by the greatest number Of votes,
was duly elected Trustee of Common Schools for tina
Eighteenth Ward. TO MI vacancy for hrec years.
That John Burlnson, by the greatest number Of votes
Nineteenth Ward.
That Eratus Littlcneld by the greatest number Of
woes wa: duly elected Trustee OF Comon Schools 70,
That Thomas Casey by the greatest number OF yotea
Twenty.nrst Ward, for futl term.
That Jeremiah A. Hnllsnan. by tho greatest numbei
OF votes, duly elected Trustee Of Common School
for the Twenty ;nirst Ward, to MI vacancy.
That John ". stevens, by the greatest number OF
the Twenty second Ward.
We hereby certify the foregoing declaration to be cor
rect and have caused the same to be stestcd by tho
Chairman and Secretary Of the Board OF City Canvas
sers, this twentieth day OF December, A. D. one thoH
sand eight hundred aud sixty nine.
JOHN HARDY. Chairman.
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S4hfESfy A1k5a4AfHRF5hi rJE2lIZ1 tS5EE 58Slz
TsxAsgnY DzrAnrxssr. }

T'xAsS Bsn,D Dsr1inrr n ,ss'
,1 nhe e. Marine Mo:Oi,ss ana sIOssS y,s
tss 6rspeh sins az cssflosss. n 8
% sS % HS 0s5sS g.. s' IL
ioloEns oiacer. Of whom Interested parties can OBJ
Marine aosyit.i At vcsburs. Miss. by Collector Of
csssas hS:Ti.si a, hatcher, Miss. by Collector Of
Marine Hospitai a. Wilmington. N c.. By Collector .,
oo M.s RSsSls: Ser.oot'' NC. BY Collector
Brspsh Mint az Shstictts y. c. BY Collector Of a.
bTsnoh Mint q 6sseneRa o. by Collector Of Inter.
n'' h''Ono' A''9 TfR Sss OF SALE
yearly Ss & ss s 81 n ,0,F epS S Sus
ne I'm 81 April neIp with interest from day Of sals
Any failure on the part Of the purchaser 70 make the
Spesy ana sSoTs forfeiture T e se "a s
payments already made.
he ss, BIDS TSec%sd 70 iSs inso
Certificate q sale and po..esee. subject to the
der the S III d ~ 9s
the Treasury and the deed executed last pay.
-' 'N'' '' GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,; Secretary.
AffSBPHNffsEsfss, 0s 0F y % 4. o Ar;
opposed to the levy @ yes " % ave s,qaoss
e. T1sS 20 attend meeting % 6e held iire5 Mall
osock 70 review the for iss and to sdops mos
M meeting VIII be under the exclusive oonro,
JOHN D. HAsKIN. ClssirirAn.
JO%s & k kso1s' Secretaries.
Henry stoney, Stanley Dav, Charles Gerdng SSnrA ".
hsas STsS john k a.sfs @
CEss0DTIroa,ss 80. At9pEDgCL .o,EErp5AMTYkST:
tle q the work the name Of the bidder daie %
the onerng, viii be received at this Office until A.
M OF Monday jan = $50 for the paving OF Eleyep-s
street from University place to sixth venue and HOY
ard street, from roadway 90 Mercer street with Ne
seely' improssd patent colcrete pavement"
No bids will be received except from persc-F
legally authSrized to lay this kind OF pavement.
Mt this oitce.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROUr. L. DAisRAGH,
George =. GREENE,
a Cfotor AQuoduct Board.
Croton Aqueduct Department, pec. :, 1859.
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Nrp 6coos.

| Arp @coos >...
| CLEARINe-oUT SALE.
JAMES McCREERY Co.
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST.
on MONDAY. JAN. 8.
WILL CLEAR OUT THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK
ATAN
IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
PRIOR TO TAKING THEIR sEMI-AsSUAL INvEN
TORY.
RICH CHENE SILKS. d Is.
Reduced from ".
RICH SATIN STRIPES. 81 50.
Reduced from q.
VERY RICH SATIN STRIPES, q.
Reduced from u 50.
RICH BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS
At u %, u aH. u 50, and u Is. TO THE FINEST
IMPORTED.
AFULL LINE OF
ELEGANT DRESS sArfNs.
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING. BALL AND Rv ESING
DRESSES.
DRESS GOODS.
ALARGE LINE OF
BRITISH DRESS GOODS.
At 2Sc., s'Hc.. and soc, JUST oNE-aALF THEIR
ALL.wooL EMPRESS CLOTHS. soc..
Reduced nom 7oc.
SCOTCH WATERPROOF wINcEYs,
Soc. reduced from d.
ALL-wooL PLAIDs.
POPULAR DESIGNS. reduced % per cent.
snK-wARP FRENCH PoPLINs,
75c. reduced IRON 81 %.
LACEs AND EMBRoIDERIEs
REAL vALENCIENNKs HANDKERcHlRFs
o IS; worth d 50.
REAL POINT APPLIQUE DARBRs.
% Isl worth % 80.
ZEAL POINT APPLIQUE LACE.
y Is; worth -.
REAL BLACK THREAD LACE sHAwLs.
800 snd ti25; worth els and 500
BLACK ASD oUIrURE LAcEs. coIrFUREs, COL
L.Gs, CUFFS. PARAsoL COVERS.
FANCY sCAKFs BOWS.
&c. &C.
ALL-wooL SQUARE sHAwLs.
$50. reduced from 81 50.
ALLwooL LONG sHAwLs.
u. reduced from o..
BRocHE, PAISLEY, OTTOMAN, AND INDIA
snAwLs.
AT EQUALLY Low PRICES.
JAMES MccREERY d CO.
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH ST.
A. T. STEWART & CO.
WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER AT THE
RECENT EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
PRIOR TO CLOSING THEIR
sEMrAsNuAL INVENTORY.
ALL THEIR POPULAR STOCKS OF
SILKS. DRESS GOODS LACEs, EMBRoIpERIEs
suAwLs. HOSIERY, GLOVES.
LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN's
ENTERTAINMENTS. GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING GOODS,
CARPETS. CURTAIN MATERIALS.
And every variety OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BROADWAY. iru Az. AND 10TH At.
IMMENSE "kDr K FhIIi Is
Mn vp9$$%S ''HHSsws ,u
s sflIiLlisSH' ofF PG EEio STe cosr
FALL s ANR T SiSSS55ssss' STOCK.
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS.
yELvETs. sAifIxs. &c
We have marked our goods down tbs week $50 per
T. d. sLoASE's sis Canal u..
near broadway
MACY Hou-ekecpins Goods. MACY
Ni MACY House Furnishing Goods, MACY
MACY Hosiery and Glove &c May
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SUfTkEnr SS. 4, ~ 80; 49, CSg. q!
United states; Plaintiff, against Ann f. Mcdonald and
Others, Defendants pursuance Of lIdg tho
sum Court OF the State oi YORK, made md
eltercd in she above cattle On. l. te srsscboT,
the referee named IN "a Iuig nent, viii expose
sale At uble auction on the 10Th day Of January is'o
BroadwAy. IN the city OF New York. " JOSEPH No
CURE, Auctoneer. the following described reAF cs
a.d situate. lying, and beng IN thr Seventeenth Ward
OF the CITY OF New York, oOnnded follows Basin
nlng at point the sou westcry side Of ThIrssnh
street. distant three hundred fortytwo feet and
avenue, and Innans tholce southw,sterly on line
eet and tn ee inches theace nurthwNs erl Ant
PARALLEL with the SAID ~ ect twcnty-Ohe feet and
one-sevann inches thence nortneasterly on hnt
parallel with the said avenue one hundred andt three
feet and three inches and thenC snuthcastcrly along
Thirteen h street twenty feet nye
inches Ia the place oil beginning.
No N.
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NOHTHtkdiLxvnEElM, sAylSGs BANK,

Ev%i THIRD AZ. between esd and tith su'z-six FER
CENT interest paid all from IS S5 900 De.
posts made on or before January 20, Will draw iate>
ost from January Open daily from 10 A. NJ. to e NJ,
Gom 10 O'Clock. CHKIsfiAE sCHW IITZ' TTpsss
.CuAh ScAAfFhkR. Treas. and SEQ W.
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JAMES H. COLEMAN. ,Rsfsroe
HESRn DAY, Plaintiffs Attorney.

a ia HTNEN W NTEU. lsuug 10 deVole my
"A nttentoh more cxclusiyel - ltoriai WORK my
magazine. am disposed 10 sell interest In bupL
nc,s 10 suitable person. who capable OF manafigl IL
Relieving that MONEY Investment 10 essen tnl
most tudclous conduct OF the manager, CASUAL 81 al
least 1900 required The business vonAis. ,of S. g.
MOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZIN r. % and'Is9 Prom
at. NowbsE-b \, Y, The na-ALine Is AGAR oHlcdged
TO bctno largest and beat dollar monthy Ia thasEOrld.
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uTN OF NEW SUkk.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
BUREAU on THE RECEIVER oY TAXES,

IuTY OF NEW YORK;.
u DEPARTMENT FINANCE,
BUREAU on THE RECEIVER OP TAxEs
COURr HOUSE. PARk.
60. No. x Chambers street. Dec. 10, 1869.
notice Is hereby given to al pvrsons who may have
omitted to pay their pay the at this once
peiore tue list day OF January, s0 On and that
dae interest At the rate Of ~ per cent annun
c9iated from Oct 2, 1857 20 day Of payment. win DO
added On the 18th day OF JRnuaTy proI warrants viii
De issued for the collection OF al personal taxes 70
naming unpaid on that date
BERNARD sMYTR Receiver.
NKOTQN AQUEDUCr DEPART NENT.-
~ sealed proposals endorsId wtththe lit OF the work
tue name OF the bidder AID date OF the Offering will
be received At this office until ~ o'cocs A NJ or ga
iurday Jan 1870 for the constI Of ayement
known A. the stafford pay ment Ia suvcn,s avenue,
nom Fourteenth street 20 Fif,y .hntn street.
No bids VIII be received except FROM parties legally
authorized to lay the. form OF payencnt. $500
at this once.
THOMAS srEPnkNs,j 49,,
1850 BE- GgOJpiK S,a is6iiyi Is, SSec9aeesiiypct i.saId
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10 w.. CITIZENS SAVINGS BASK,l
a.. NO. o. BowERr. s.w eos. CANAL sr.
al inc semi annual interest at the rate OF SIX PER
I'M s PCT snnum on all sums OF Ave dollars and up
ward which have been on deposit for three six
months previous to January will be credited and paid
on ana after FRIDAY, January n.
All interest not called for will remain AZ prineipai
and draw interest soeOTdi-siy s-d ,-sii ~
he dePoetop books 81 any time when presented AFTER
tao 2lst Of January.
The hank open every day for the reception snd pay
mont OF money from 10 A. 81 to p, 81 and on the
evenings Of Monday, Wednesday aud Friday nom to
1o'ciock.
Deposits made on OF before January 30 will draw In
terest IRON the lat OF January.
Bank books In German, French and English.
SEYMOUR A. BusoE Secretary.
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Sstrolcsg.


A FACT-No imposition $4,000 coward for any
N one who equal the great opsnn business and
medical cairyoya and Astrologt thai existed In
tDls equity she cOnsults you all through
hLe Dame, likeness gives lucky humber eautu Is speedy
nsArriAgcr brings together those lOER separated ~
West 4st ST., bet 7th and STU avs Gents not admitted
A TE-T:-MadameA ANNA, soVe ia daughter medi.
N cal and business ciAiryoYAnt st Iitnnst has tho
4, eat French secret causing speedy 20 sAlts
tacIion no pay A 80 av between lDth and 10Th sta.
A MADAME wALTBR~, u sung shed CLAIR,
hs voynnt Wilt her Ter cseay ming bush
meas, theft, names numbers, GOOD lack, ~ Canal a.
MADAME ADOLPiI. the greatest astro oglst Q. Z
Nl the age who % years ago lived NJ 90 BC VERY.
ana was so well knowAIn Civ satisfaction to all who
called on her has ralurned. and can DE consulted
business. love- law, and marriage, al 1872 Dowery.
MADAME RA NOND eAn be consulted daily \
lI past, present and future. Ladies 80 centa gentle
men 81. Shows Likeness u future wife or husbsnt.
No, 20 Hudson s'u near sptsng
MADAME MlSE.-Sce her tor business, 10 y a.
vi fairs, lucky numbers. likeness free OF charge Pea
SOC. TO 81. ilS West Goth 81. near 9th nv.
MADAME JONES. fortune toeri she a,s NJ,
INl equal. 81 Thompson st Ladies, oOc; gents, 81
'IHE Original. Madam BYRON, spirtuals,
CAUSES speedy marriages. SO ita ay., betw zen 2i
aud Ath 81. LADIES, o..
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That John o. onnor by the greatest lumber of votes
MAS duly elected trustee Of ConniOi scnOos Tor M.
That feier Dsch, Oy the greatest nun, or oil votes,
Wa duly elected TRUSTEE Of Common StAools lor In
That Arthur Kesting by the greatest number OF votes
was duly elected Trusec OF Common scnOUls iOl the
ThaI John Hurley. by tho greatest number OF votes
Was dny elected Irls1ee OF Common SCH OILS iUr the
Tast VIII am Kennedy. by the greatest number OF
Noles Mhs GUY ges'ou trustee OF Conuion schools
That Thomas y. Smith. by the greatest mum Der of
votes Was duly elected trustee OF CoAnon Schools for
hat Thomas ID. Conroy. by the greate.t number OF
votes was uult eecIcd trustee OF Common SCHOOLS for
That James Gallery by tho greatest number Of votes
was duy elbcleu lIus!ee OF tonnlvn schoos lor the
seventh ard. Tor full term.
votes was duly elected Trustee OF Common SCHOOLS for
the seventh Ward. 70 NIL vacancy.
That Charles A. Qninn. by Tho greatest number Of
votes, WIS duly elected Trustee OIL Conou Schools Og
That Charles s. Wright, by the creates, number Of
votes was duly elected Trustee OF CoumOn schools for
Thai ueorse l. Patterson, by tie create { numbsr Of
votes. was dur elected Trustee OF Comno soho0 iOr
Aihst Joseph wsnRler, by the greatest. number OF
votes was duly elected trustee Of Coinnol schools for
That John d, Murdoch, by the grca.sat namber OF
vote, was duly elected rnstoe OF Con0n ScaoOls Tor
fhas Andrew smith BY the Greatest nyabss Of yo,s.
VA, duly elected Trustee OF Common schoois for tie
q s;sss; ssssS q ys'i. &c
T aSs Sss id BY Gs 81
That James L. Rabbit. by the greatest nunber Of
ystes was DIV elected trustee o. co~Hon schools
That Clspleat D,sctes. by the greatest number OF
the Sixteenth Ward Tor Jul iern 0'"0o' LOT
That BENJAMIN b yam Ilien By tic greatest number
tSs x@s aa TT vaSy GSH shCo
That Michael Ae'sFspA, y. IL greatest number O.
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$usIutss 6naur,A
An ELDERLY wORkINGMAN tsinglel
n seeks lone person. male or female. simil ar age
&C. cooperate 10 opening small store other en-.
tcrpflse mutually agreed upon. Involving only small
but equal outlay These Of strictly sober habits and
moral Character may address.
81 "A, box is. sun once.
A RARE CHANCE.-For sale, store building
fixtures aid store goods location IN the best part
thriving town, within IS miles OF New York price
, 1; tern,s easy Address Immediately Il. p c., 50
FISH and oyster nlarSet tor sale a nrst-class
~ shoP Eo)d REASONS for selling $40 "a av, between
BUTCHER shop to let. nXtures for sale, Inaulre
- tue rear OF carpenter shop, Is Thomas ".
nHuG STORE FOX SALE-Lonc established
~ doing good busbe> nice Office; good chance
ior young physician For particulars address
vrOR sAlE-Oyeter and dining saloon, with three
years lease to run, known the Princes Bay now
doing good business; " L. he sold cheap, on account
ol the owner having other hisiness attend TO or
woulu TAKE Young man rs partner that undeTs Ids
The business rent, ~ per month. Call for one week
al ~ BIoome st. oelw zen II and6P NJ
GROCERY STORE, stock and d xtures Tor sale /;
~ Two roomsto live IN. Inquire at 100 ist sv.
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Qriniing.

nIARiES FgK 1870, from % cents TO o.. All
- KIM OF blhnk books, paper, stationery and job
lTln!ing az low prices. by FRANCIS a LoGTREL, Is
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ELEVENTH WARD SAVINGS BANK.
SEvEN PER CENT. INTEREST
EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. THE nth DAY OF
January thn Institution will pay interest at the
rate ofseven per cent per snnum on ALL SUNS which
have remained deposit for three or six months pre-
ylous to the st day OF January, 1870 Interest not call
cd for will be credited original deposit.
Bank open daily from 10 to s. and Thursdays from
i0to7. WILLIAM II. sLoCUM President.
CmArIKa A WHITNEY,. Sncrntarx
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ok PER CENT,
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,)
Corner Sd = v. and Goth St,
- NEw YORK. Dec. % lao. }
DIVlDEND,-A semLnnuual dividend at the rate OF
SIX cent. per Annum Cfree from Gov
all sums from TO $500 will be paid and amer the
taird MONDAY IN January. Deposits made OF or he
tore Ian 20 Will draw interest from the ist Rank open
daily nom 10 A. " TO 81. NJ. on MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS from TO O'Clock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, President.
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poan board q Ese'se On w sSe & to 1hs Metre
NO Tor license to sell ale aud Deer only, at iA
Canal b. JOHN KULLMAkN,
CONRAD NOIKIR'
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MARkKr sAYINGs BANK,

M AhAEaTl lxsskkGSSsff ST. sss@S foRK.
JANUARY DIVIDEND, I57o-Interest At the rate OF
six pG cent per annum Gree OF Government taxi will
be paid dePositors on all sums eptted thereto on a1d
all sums remaining on deposit on the rst day OF each
month, from May II to Oct, 1902 inclusive. and three
months previous to Jan l. All interest not called FOL
Jan.i. VIM. VAN NAME, President.
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DIVIDEND.
SECURITY SAVINGS BAsK,
a,h ST.. corner OF 81 av.
A sLNLANNUAL DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT
will be paid to depositors

Deposit. made before Jan 70 will draw interest
from the nrst Of the month.
hank OPEN EvEIlY DAY, from 10 A. NJ. TO T, NJ
and EVERY EVENING, from to g O'Clock.
pEPOslIs received nom 81 to $500, and interest
paid from the isr OF ZACH MONTH
RICHARD KELLY, Treasurer
FITUIAN SecretarV
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IN BiUADwAY, COR {fH ST. wiliisms6urgh l.. l.
Deposltors are hereby notified that semi annual div
ldend AZ the rate OF per cent per annLn on all sums
entitled thereto from to Is 600 viii be paid (frce
tax on and alter the llth day OF January next.
Interest not called for Will be credited as principal
Deposits made now aud up to January u.s. will draw In
Open daily forenoon o to O'Clock afternoon, to
l.. NJ JAMES &, BkAkNS. PresIdent.
A, ID. HoD0Es, Secretary.
JOuh MCCAIN, Cashier