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Evening star., 1870-03-05
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Etruscan Sets;
jet Sets,

received this morning at Prigg's Dollar jew
cry Store, No. 451 Pa. avenue, bet AZ and 9th
streets.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

BUILDISG ASsoCIATIoN-At the thirty
second monthly meeting OF the Provident Bniia-
ing Asso ciation, held on Tuesday evening LAST
forty shares we're sold at An average premium
Of ~.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
TINTED STATES PATENT OFvlcE

" WAsHINGT0N, ID. c., Feb. 4, lS7O.
On the petition Of ROBERT n. WILDER, OF
Coldwater, michigan, praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the 9th day Of May 1855
for an improvement in sheep Shears:
IL 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
for filing arguments and the Examiners e report be
limited TO the 18th day Of April next and that said
petition be heard on the 10th day of April NEXT
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL B. FISHER,
fe91aw5w Oommissiouer or Patents
Evening star., 1870-03-05

AccipENT-on Wednesday evening last Mr..
Jenn holorook was accidentally shot in the
Conn0llys ale depot, ON Eighth street. below 2.
pistol tall, fred by young man i'm a neigh,
boring yard at 2 target, pass ng through the
and probed for the ball, but without success'
Evening star., 1870-03-05

-. Ihk BE LieroR DEALERS ASSOCIATION. through
Masoric Ts,,,, nf, r. Z: Boyle. has engaged tn,
~ oIe Pu.Pose Q! giving grand ball, the proceed
ol winch VIII be applied to the relief Of tb,
Evening star., 1870-03-05

EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD in thec,,v
ought to see the meritorious exhibition given
every evening at the Whitehurst Gallery az. q
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and sth
streets during the short time there will he ar
opportunity 10 do So Besides the rich and
instructive programme run through every even
ny, esery person stands a good chance 90 draw
hambuggery.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
SYRUPS.

SYRTPS.
STEWARTS SILVER and WHITE RRIPS ana
other brands. which only Le appreciated hV .l-
aiming prices, quality and flavor.
MOLASSFS.
genuine article Of choice NEW ORLEANS al
low.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

Hall in his feats Of prestidicita tion on rsl,oxs
evening neU, = seid 10 he = very er,.srt ,sc,,
iurer' and y exhibit many new and sfartIing
n nrnlr.IrI p u
Evening star., 1870-03-05

The SENIOR CLASS Of Columbia College Law
School met Wednesday night last, to Organize
for the purpose Of making necessary arrange.
me nts for the commencement, and elected the
following ofhcers: President, James X. Rediny-
ton; Vice President, L. Browning; Secretary.
Is. p. Murray: Treasurer, G. H. Dickson. The
pre- side mt appointed as executive committee the
following: John A. Corwin, chairman; J. j
wkin.. A: Browning, T. H. Callan, w. Pierce
Evening star., 1870-03-05
FAMILY TRADE.

and make il our whole study 10 furnish the VERY
BEET of everything in the way of Family Sunplies
generally Our facilities for buying surpassed by
none, and We guarantee TO sell low as any other
house in the city also give the rficle quality
and quantity as represented. Please give a single
trial at least.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

EDITOR STAR.-Sir: Since the advent of the
present cold snap have observed persons in
various parts Of the city removing ice from stag
nant pools, ponds and mud puddles These
places short time ago emitted ANYTHING bnt
peasant odor; they are, IN most cases. recep-
,acies Tor the accumulative filth OF the neigh
borhood, consisting of dead animals. excremen-
tations and decayed vegetable matter. I was
informed that the ice was for butchers use
Pleasant thought to have our tenderloins. chops
&c, saturated with ice water from such a
source. Cannot the Board of Health do some
thing in the premises? Very respectfully.
March 4th, 1870. w RI
Evening star., 1870-03-05

case Of Joseph Mock AGAINST Philp e Solomon
sn tne circuit Court-action to recover damages
Ior infringement of patent for round hinge ink
tne jury returned verdict for plaintiff,
- ssses,ng tne damages az $500. Mr.. Stockbridye
10, piA,rain, hied . motion to trirSle the dams.
ses, anu MI. Mussey gave notice Of motion for
Evening star., 1870-03-05

TEAS.
GUNPoWDER, JAPAN. O0LoNG, IMPERt-
Al. ENGLISH, BkEAkfAST, Sc., ailgrsdes
and prices, guaranteed as Low as any heuse in the
city.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
Per Cent Gold Bonds
At 95,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
ISSUED sy The
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN.
NEs0TA RAILROAD COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE AND CoNVERTIBL &,
AND PROTECTED BYA
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.
INTEREST PAYABLE COIN AT WV YORK. on LOW
DON, PRINCIPAL PArABLE IN coIx
IN FIFTY WEARS.

j. EDGAR THOMSON, Presf PsHNsyirania X. *. %.
c. l.. FRosT, Pres ToLsdo. Peoria q WaySarR AZ 10.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

IHE night is the last of the
OpefA at the National Theater and on Monday
evening g next Mrs. ID. p. Bowers appears, sup
M !o.,eu oy MI. McCollom and the regular com
pany; IN Lady Audley's Secret"
Al tWalfs Opera House Mr. Robert Mcwads
NIL Gonctuoe nus engagement as "Rip Van
W.. ME Et TINS evening, and on Monday evening
nection with G. b. Bishop and a newly nrSsn-
lied company, commence an ensaoemeat to-
Ihe Chapman an. sisters are sPrightly little ac-
known as a fair comedian "Tbs F"rtv
Thieves" rendered SO familiar by &he Tyd;s
Thompson Troupe, Is announced for the Omen.
ing entertainment. ' Np0"
Evening star., 1870-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Amuaemeat re.

NATIONAL THKATER--Last night Of the
Pareps-Rosa English opera Troupe, +" Puritan's
Daughter"
WALLS OPERA HoUsE--Last night Of Robert
McWade as "kip Van Wrinkle"
LINCOLN HALL.-Lecture by Capt. c. F. Hall.
WHITEH 1RsT GALLERY-Grand cash prize
exhibition OF Comic Panorama of Removal of
the Capital, Mammoth Illuminated War Views,
Classical Statuary. copies Of the great masters,
minor comicals, &c, &c, commencing at eight
O'Clock See amusement column.
SMITH & STRoSS's ART GALLERY, 2a5 1t.
MAsxRITKR's ART GALIKRr, 4s6 7th street.
BARLov's ART GALLERY. 237 Pa. avenue.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

GKEAT INUUCE HINTS OFFERED TO ALL IN
WANT OF DRY GOODS.
White BED SPREADS. from CLIO to IS.
Loo yards Of CHECK NAlNsO0Ks, real cheap.
BLANKETS at greatly reduced prices.
CKiB BLANKETS. all wool, 81 90 pair.
All Linen FRINGED TOWELS, at i2hc
Full line fLANNELS, cheap
NAPKINS and DOYLIEs, very cheap.
A beautiful line Of SPRING DRESS GOODS and
SHAWLS Just received ~
1srge , stock 81 o. bSSlERY ct reduced prices.
as they can be bought anywhere in the District
Call and see.
EMORY BAXTER,
fel6-f tRep.l 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
RIRDS.-IMPORTEDCA CANARY BIRDS, MOCK.
II ING BIRDS, and MOCKINQ BIRDs(
FOOD, PARROTS and BIRD CAGES, &C. M
&C. FRED. TELLER. u
fe ll-lm- No. $40 Pennsylyania ave nne. 128
Evening star., 1870-03-05
FIOVR,
SOAP.

Several brands of & .B. JEWELS. several brand.
OF b. RABBITTS. DOBBlNs' ELEcTIIC
KEYS TALLOW. in fact. twenty five kincs n,
more, all at the lowest prices.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

TIE IRISH REPUBLIcANs OF THE THIRD
MAED met last night for organization, when
Mr.. Michael Duffy made a speech. in which he
Sondemned the course OF Mr.. p. II. Donegan in
...orng the election Of an Irish Central Execu-
T'S Sommnttee, IN and praised the course OF Mr..
advised the ward clubs TO stand bv their org,n;0
zauons, and repudiate the Central a.or,.,;,.in IN,
rhich was under the control Of six persons
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY, Jan. 1-P. n


The day has been observed as close non
r. in all departments Of business.
We notice the following changes IN nrms conne0'ou
,h the stock Exchange Mr.. John W. Ellis, late fro
an, of the First National Bank OF CINCINNATI, mas oo
.,,itted a partner in the firm Of Winslow, Ianer 70
ktassrs George T. Plume and David b. Van EmOu'sH
Rave formed copartnership for the transao'ion "
,ock commission business, with William X IraNe0 WV Nv
,,res from active busness) and Charles A. Laon' :"
snecial partners each furnishing $4,000. Inc say "
m. new firm is Plume & Van Emburgh 1ne -s. ~ -
swan 4 Payson has been dissolved Mr. ueo, "' .@m,
et,ring Otis d. swan and William s. AleNanuei' J' W.
continue the business under the style OF o''s ~ o ~
"a Messrs W b. Leonard. W. c. Sheldon anu W. :"
Foster have formed copartnership ana takei o,ve
No ~ Wau.st under the style Of Leonard, sheiuon
Poster Messrs White, Morris & Co. have aoih'''u "l'
John Austin as a partner in their mousse
IN, Cbieq0o Tribune Of Thursday says;
Tho footing M of the yaars business IN C1lchso
Iuo y. ,eIchautable commodities lucluulng EIau
"a 9,,nHer of the value sOf S4l5652Op hgansC SSh
- 49,, Co. tbe wear lS6S-an increase OF solWVVV.
,Nufactures OF the city amount 70 $ooVVVVV, - No
a oa1 for the preceding year-a decrease OF SoVVVoV
sTne nmmber of new buildings erected was S425 Oh az
estimated value OF $6O0O0O against 4iOO iasI 20 tO
an estimated value OF S20O000O The cOecIons c96 200
ternal revenue al this point for the year were ~
rainst q q3q 4s7 for the preceding year-ah @ M
q TO slS OF which increase g SO6l was IRON Wv
dstiled snirits The total collections from to
spirits were $G97OOO. The following tsnie ndnce
receipts of the princlpal artIc'es Va a.
N fn
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
New-York, Dec. so, 1869.

GEORGE OrDYHE & Co., Bankers. No. p Nassau
st.. offer for sale the following desirable securities
n'rst Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroads First Mortgage
r per cent Gold Bonds of the Montgomery and
Tufaula Railroad. Endorsed by the State Of Alabama
1irst Mortgage per cent Bonds of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad per cent Land Grant Bonds
Of the Union Pacific Railroad, and prime 10 pei
cent currency bonds.
The attention of investors is invited to these well
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
3ering them for sale.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

flp whole
ug exhibit The year has been one OF marht9 at
tmS1r.dc tn an parts Of the country, ana We uvIpt
.,Thetber any other city has heId lIs o"H as We" "
Chicago.
The Ye,r ORLEANS Picayine Of the oath says;
Tho active country demand for dry goods, plantation
nnIe and fancy goods has almost entirely ceased ana
r,Irfrr buvers have returned home TO ENJOY the ho
,f.vs However, our merchants have no cause 10 COM
,u fr The trade articles has been very large
ms wear and as prudence dictated they have not over
stocked themselves but now IN good trim IOi DeSl
ming the new year. A very good share OF Jhe Idte
TurChases have been paid for IN cash, ana large aouhts
sre coming in settle old debts which continues 70
Smpart more 10 the money market Mhch
however, Is yet far from easy. Though unusudi
efriugcucy has characterized our money market
1uus FAR, aud the usual monthly cOilectOhs lOr lio
sf two or three months have been IN measure sus
utuded and great deal of pape put out yet we 40 ot
learn Oh any houses being IN failing COnuuOu noI Is
rot less active than Wednesday, and with moderate
suppy Offering prices stheued IN the morning. DuI SUI
,.Gueuv eascd of little, closing wthOut any material
change the sales embracing 64GO bales. Inc tone OF lhe
market has been remarkably healthy nearly ever since
respectable receipts OF the crop Ihe demand mas
30 far pressed upon the supply that at no time has there
lreu enough the market 10 &n0rd OASIS iOr
very heavy sales. Nine thousand iOur hunurtu Dhes
rs the largest days business we have yet hau
10 chronicle and only two three times have the safes
come within 1900 bales OF this, nor Is probable hat any
enormous figures Will be reached unless II De peCeueu
10y lengthy depression BY referring TO the hes iOI lo5y
mud that oute I'd day Of January 25OO Ddles changed
bands which largest Of that season. Such an
amount OF cotton would be worth nearly two ana
llf millions Of dollars. Niddlng closed at 24 24e,
p,aus in 1865, HsGI4sc. in ls67 and 33c a IN
g5 The receipts proper 10 date are 39C4 against 4O3
D4i the date last year, showing denCt OF oII
lIes whereas the gross receipts are 424Js, against
tIi2i3 last year, showing an excess OF lO59C bales
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
3irautIal.
RAILROAD COM
NOR -SALE-PACIFIC

Z
PANY STOCK or MISSOURI "HreaI by virtue Of Act Of
a. General Assembly q f,Gs Ss O. h,sc9H sEPIoysa ma'ts @
80 2eO aggo,sd April lsl v" p,sa sqiaoI.Sg ,ss
Ssia Railroad Company Of Missouri spd to
o City condition that whatever amount
Reimbursed IN additional stoeE that ssd .ubcrp
bonds usd and accepted BY the Board Of
& % 'SoSs S 0sns1ee And tS.t e.rtsesis Of oci to
the principal Of the subscription and eight hundred and seventy
received the Cv claiming TIE ngbt 10 stock 10 'a company 70
balance interest PAID ss Aforesaid 'J three hundred thou
Ws By CITY ordiuaue, No 1916 approved December H. 1852
-, 1.iftt e,rf
rights interest 10 equity Of or in ihe Pacific Rail
j..s Of Missouri owed and claimed b. o. '''d in tie o 0 Sl
No, Therefore 10 compliance With tb, ro,ihops Of sad Ordinance
MONDAY b CAV January 87tbs bour here
Lv kri m opebug 1ld Mds b purchase o csptsl stool
- Lons 10 The Paeto Railroad Company Of Missouri
All oa p1rchs. bs he following require
Fsf Al specify c,,h bow much III bor'
Of 1r CITY Louis what proportion cash sHl what proportion
m d ol offered for tie SAo Vi isi stock rgb interest and
5ad osersd d.,crptoa
th..l majority nu,i he isIli.hsd Z gprae.odts ,,,
drpos bssd, f The Mayor Of CITY Of
Other parry subject q be order sd co5sro before the hour tIsa
sbst DE alton Of bt ccums equal thereto 10 value
security that SAD party s be NE successful bidder
t csm s0ressd tha be received and paid for 10
T M. sgessfa tid6r sa All ilu sAesn iay, amer the
CITY approved the Contt,s folly
gy . ta o t BID 'ad earnest or seeufy money 'hai be
Committee the ght to reject any and ,r bids
S Nc bids viii he eutetued for ess than TIE whole Of 'Nd
hsrsHh al proposals be addressed TO the Hon NATHAN
COLI tie City o s. Louis aud said gTopo,sls must be
Dee p. ll.g NATHAN COLE. Mayor
\ b. BARLOW. Comptroller.
ELOE q. SMITH President CITY Council.
bAh PkTPkR Con CON WaJs sbd MssH'
% o. h' Se oraAaise' car be had al Tie National
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Co.-The Six per cent
Bonds Of the Long Island Railroad Co., with Coupons
Tor Interest dne 1st Of January 1870 will be paid or
exchanged for the new issue of First Mortgage :
per cent Bonds, on and after that day. at 90, by
VEENnLYE & Co., 1G and IS Nassau-st.
New-York, Dec. so, 1863.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

Pacific RAILROAD OF Missouri SIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDs, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, CoUPoN
OR REGIsrERED-The undersigned offer for sale at a
moderate figure $25O,OOO of the above bonds. The
road completed is mortgaged forless than one-half
its cost and is earning more than double the interest
on the loan.
Government and other securities exchanged at full
rates. CLARK, DODGE & Co., No. 81 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS
Jan l-Eyeuug-Ih BuJIse closed trm Etre % To- &C.
LyEEpool Jan BEEF lJ2 Land dull Cheese % Cd PorS
Sypox Jan l-Tsuov quiet and steady LHesd Cakes 80
dGlUgi
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

NOTICE TJ HOLDERS OF UNITED STATES BONDS
The coupons will be paid lin gold coin at the Ma
tional Currency Bank, corner of Broadway and Wall
st. deductue quarter of one per cent commission
- the Bank. T. F. THOMPSON President
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Mime.
sofa Railroad Company,
FIRST MORTGAGE AND CON
VERTIBLE.
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.

RUN FIFTY YEARS.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COIN.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN AT NEW-YORK
OR LONDON.
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX.
THEY YIELD NEARLY 10 PER CENT, CUR
RESCY.
WHILE THE FIyE-TwENTIEs PAY ONLY
Ia PER CENT.
These bonds only issued upon each section oil the
rond as fast as the is completed and In success
ful operation. Over and half millions OF dollars
been pended the road. Eighty-three mies
are about completed and equipped, and already sbo"
large earnings, and the remainder OF the line rapidly
progressing toward completion.
The state Of Iowa. through which this road runs, n
one Of the richest agricultural scctions la AmericH Its
large population, extending with surprising rnpidJi
and immense yield of grain, pork wool and NIL other
agricultural products, create pressing demand for
the cOnstrucOn of this rOad which affords the best
possible guaranty for the bondhoiders, especially as
the through the wenlthlest and most thckiy
populated section Of the state.
The also through the rich ana growing state
OF Minnesotat reference the OF the United
States will show that IL rayerses the most enerprisins
growing portion of the West and forms one of the
great trunk lines In direct communication with New
York Chcngo and ~. Louis, beiag 10 the latter city
80 miles nearer Northern Iowa and all portions Of
the state Of Minnesota than by any other road now
built or projected asd also the nearest route from
Central and Southern Iowa.
The road s opened for local trafc rapidly hs con-
structea. and thus RECEIVES EARNINGS ON ITS
COMPLETED SECTIONS SUFFICIENT TO PAY
THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS. BEFORE THE
ROAD Is FINISHED. The buyer Of these bonds Is
therefore guaranteed, by valuable commerce ai-
ready in existence Of the road well as
by earnings, and has not 20 risk any OF
the ncies which always attend the opening of
roads into nnd unsettled country.
We bonds for the present nt 30 ana accrued
interest We recommend them 10 Investors and
officers OF nna Institutions who desire 20 change
their high priced Investments for q security which
presents every element OF safety, and nt the same
time Yields "A much higher Of Interest Pamphlets
and full par rticuIars furnished by
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
3S WALL STREET,
Financial Agents for the Company.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

OyTICI HIEiITos PIRE INsUElNCl COHPASY,{
No II WALLsT.. NKs.fORE Dec. IS. 1863.
A n ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of this Com
~ pspy vii be held the 0hos MONDAY January 1870 Poll
open from u 70 pm
ROCKFORD Rock IsIAED LOuIs RAILROAD CoaPaNYl
ThElsUKsRs OYNcs No "a WALL.tT. NEwYoRK jan g. 1870
from the BONDS Of the ROCK
II FORD. ROCK ISLAND. AND ST LOUIS RAILROAD COMPA.
NJ msus February 1870 viii paid
Ones Of - Company, No "a WAllst
Holders wiling rebate Of GI per 1 be paid
o. demand from tbs date n. " BOODT, TfsssbreL
INHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
Il BONDS Of tLs MACON AND BRUNSWICK RAILROAD CON.
PAHf due
kAss
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

IRyNG SAyNGs INsTI1uToNl NO % WAhhsNsI
rO-n JANUARY INTEREST.-Th usual
tSU. sEMLANNUAL INTEREST the rate VI SIX PER
CRNT PER ANHUM ali fom I'll to fS"p which nave
remained on depos, SIX months previous 70 JanasJ vi"
he pa 10 Deposition asd after January H. or not drawn vi" De
credited to account and draw interest from January TIE same "
d.poat Bank open daily from 10 a. IN to , ?. IN
WALTER W. C0SCKLIN, Pres'L
y,SpEEBIr T. BuNroS. seey.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

CTATE OF ARKANSAS. = Notice Is hereby
giVsp that the COUPONS FUNDED DRBT BONDS Of the
STAIR ARKANSAS falling due JANUARY 1870 will be paid
presentation At thu American Exchange
HENRY PAGB, State Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

Ipon the whole this must be considered very EsS i
.ug exhibit The year has been one OF marhe uE @ dht
sn trtde I'M an parts Of the country ana We % uToy "
NSbether any other city has held It's OWL as "e "'
&
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
WALTER w. CONcKLIN, PRESIDENT.

VANDERBILT IL. BDNlON, oGohEIahi.
GREENwIcH SAVINGS BANK, Nsw.ioRK, Dec q, 1863
INTEREST will be paid to DepOsltOrs at the
rate Of SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUM al of S5 to
$500 CENT exceeding $500 sgeeaby with the
provisions bylaws free from Government tar aud PAYABLE on
MONDAY h day ofJsnuay 1870 All crest not called
FOR will principal draw interest accordingly All de-
po,, made on or before 1870 will draw interest from the
lat BENJAMIN T. "hEbLH hlDhl Il rIeAAeh~
y1,,t, ytsE, BRYCE; Secretaries.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

CoITsRUs Cg 900 ISDIAHA CEsTKAL RAILWAY Coz
No 50 BRoADwAY, NKw.YoRK. Dee -. 1852
VNHE INTEREST COUPONS OF the Colum-
han. and Central Railway Company aud Of the Chicago
and Great Rs.,srn RAILWAY Company vii be paid ues Gov
efhmen' ~'J ~ 'N' ~ ' b. r. SMITH. President
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

Il Il Thrtisth.st olorE
s NJ Cinenn. and Cbiesgo Express Dravnsoon attached
1880 a m. Dsy Rrpress. DravingroOm attachfd
Morirsal Express, Drasingroom cars attached ~,
Express With Sleeping through 70 Sheago VIM
ont change via NJ C. R, also l. y VI. s RR (DslIL
lin. L., Night Express Sleeping attached
700 a u.. 2:30 and p IN, Poughkespse TraaL
ga d.. AIS And $3.50 .. m, PsskSkil Trains
ani 6. 50 2. m, Sing Sing Trains -,
$40. 1880, g0 II IT, 4;l' 9;lV anu Ia" NJ iouA'"
Trains =, -orcyv -.
(9a to Poughkeepsis on suniays) J. NJ ToCCFf saPt
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL slip:
s:30s NJ Mail train for Grsenpor,
1880 Royu Glen Cove Locust valley Hanhng'o' aaa
Eorthport
3p. ~ RivsheAd BIpr,s Train. -.
Horthpon
Sp n. for North Islip
An tr,ius ronnec. al Branch for Henpstsad
RO,Vn, Glen Cove Locust Faey hunhngton ana
Nartbport l,aye Hunters Point at 9 q IN. and p
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

WI Nos andJ Thiaye., n l., opposite Cooper insunte
IS7O.-JANUARY INTERESr-The usual semi annual lhIbh
EST at the Of SIX PER CENT per will be paid on all
deposits thereto and after Monday January O or NOT
Withdrawn added the and draw interest from jan l.
MONEY DEPOSITED before JANUARY 20 Will cra6 interest
from the ls Of that month
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on all Of - and upward
Deposits Of one Dollar received. ISAAC 1. SMITH,
LtIIT
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

II
hundred ThirdaveThe regular DlVI
DEND-SIX PER CENT all OF 5000 aud under-w be
able on Jan 90 will be credited deposited Js
Bank open daily from 10 to also on MondaEs
Saturdays THOS. T. IAPPEN' itea'4eA"
= af,fr
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-aye,
cor oflF,t-The usual DIVIDEND Of INTEREST
Al the rate Of SIX PER CENT per snnum which have
mouths previous 70 Jan M will be pad
on ,nd sfsy lar. IL : H.. BULL, President.
~ J.. KEELER, Nics-Presteut
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03

sp e Ibis sdye'm,pt be had Tie National
BsUi ~ Republic HysYOrk
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
MARKET SAVINGS BANK,


| vi INSTITUTION. No 2s3 Bowerv. Hous,onst -
SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid on all sums from - to slono
Money deposited Sow, JANUARY 3, will dIa" ile from
January ,,.,, ,oo,.r,,
Open daily from 10 and on Monday, and wednesdays
| rom 10 10 Z ALFRED T. CONhLIN, President.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
SAYINGS INSTITUTION.

No. 90 wARREN-ST., NETWORK.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed all sums from to 5000
Deposits January 20 will draw interest from January
Bank open daily from 10 a. to }.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-03-08

At Morgansville, Ky. recently, Ger
mau resented an insult offered to his
nationality by drunken vagabond by a
blow, whereupon the latter shot the for
mer through the heart just as he had
seized au iron poker to defend himself
Before falling, however, the German
brought the iron poker down ou the vsga-
bonds head with such force as to break
his skull. The next instant the poor
German expired.