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~TAR spANGLEp BANNER

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ted to Skci lies Poetry, VII, HumJr, genuine fun
Nonsense GOT sensible kudl, and to the expos.
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a wear. and a superb engraving, "Eynngcine,''
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BORN.

In Backfcld. July nth, 10 the wife % Mosley
Damon, a son
In North Bnckh,ld, July 18th, 10 the wife OF Ju
Illus \. Record, n daughter.
In Paris, July 10th, 10 the wife OF Mr.. George
Tucker, son.
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A MODEL HOUSE.

DEING a cripple, have made house planning
Is special study. One built last season has
proved a model of convenience, beauty and econ
amy. Descriptive circulars OF Plans, Views, etc,
with general Information of value To ALL sent free
Address with stamp or scrip &c convenient,
GEO. j COLBY, Architect, Waterbury Vermont
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BUY THE
Glass Cylinder Pump

Il is the Best in uSc-u ncrer Freezes
triN occdr Longer. workS EaSier IN
deep or Shoal rcliS, and giceS bet
ter satisfaction than any other.
II lifls the water from the bottom of The well,
and has no lead or rusty iron 10 iujurc the water.
These Pumps are not new patent, but have
been THOROUGHLY TESTED. the following
named gentlemen have used them, from one To ELK
wears, to whom would refer:
Jesse Turner. Cyrus Dean William Chase, Ira
kmes, Whitney Cummings, Courtney Records,
anl Others of Buckhcid.
TOWN RIGHTS, for the middle and western
parts OF oxford County, for sale.
Letters or orjcrs viii receive prompt attention.
Address 1. III BLAME,
lime OH. $50 c0tIm Euckneld. Ne.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. S. Board OF County Commissioners,
MAY Session, 1870, held by adjournment July
eth, ls7O.
Ipop the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-
snonsbe and tina, inquiry into the merits oil theit
Application il expedient, 1t Is ordered that the Coun
~ commissioners meet 1t the Post once nj w es'
Paris i'm said County OF Oxford, on MONDA! Tue
NTH day OF September next at ten OF the CLOCK III Tue
forenoon and thence proceed TO view the route men
tIoned In aid petition Immediately alter when view
a hearing OF the parties aud witnesses VIII oe
had at some convenient place 10 the vicinity, anu
such other measures taken in the premises rs Ihc
Commissioners shall judge proper. Ana IL Is iur
Their ordered that notice OF the time, place ana pu
nose of the Commissioners meeting aioresaiu oe
given 10 all persons and corporations Interested .!
causing attesIed copies OF said petition ana oil ts
order thereon to be served upon the respective
Clerks OF the towns of Paris and Greenwood, ana
also TO be posted up i'll three public places IN ec o
said towns and published three weeks successive
ly in the oxford Democrat, newspaper pii"t.
ed at Paris in said County Of oxford, the hrst
of said publications and each of the other notices 10
be made served and posted least thirty days before
said time of meeting, 10 the end that all persons ana
corporations may then and there appear ana shew
cause if any they have, why the prayer oil saiu u
,ioners should not be granted.
ht,c.,. WM. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
4 true copy Of said petition, and order OF Court
thereon. ,, - ,,,,,p,rr r,r,.
Attest: WI ~ hihpahI' N'''"'
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PequaNket Lodge. No. Is, Browntield. NICE
lst and 81 Wednesday of each month.
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber Offers Tor sale his Farm, situa
1 teal on the month side of the Androscoggn
River, in Shrlbume, y. IL, one NILE from Raj.
road station and Post ontc, ON the main road
from GDrham 10 Bethel
Said Farm contains about 200 acres Of land well
divided into tilage, pHsturagc and Woodland has
a fine Young O.chard Of about 100 t.rcs, AMI
good sugar place.
The Buildings consist 81 House Wood >hel
stable and two Barns, pleasantly ituated AMI all
in good repair, aud well watered by an aqueduct
from n never failing spring.
Purchasers will do well 10 examine this before
purchasing elsewhere Good title and immediate
possession given.
Terms liberal. For further particulars, inquire
of the subscriber on the pr, mises.
CALEB GATES.
Sheburnc, y H., March 2Gth, lsIO. I'm
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MARRIED..

In Portland, July Goth by Rev. W IL. II Fills
bury, Robert Gibson and Miss Addir Townsend.
la BoOthhay, July 10th, Capt. William Reed and
Miss Lucy I. fostcr, both OF Il
In Monroe, July 81, Mr. Wesley L. Scribncr and
Eliza VI. stevens.
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'TNIE MI IhkM VIII VVMHlVIlOU On -H"H-
1 day, sept. 5th- 1870, and continue ten
weeks
A HAINEs, Principal, with ,iStants if re-
guireG.
II IIloN-CommOn English, 49,
Higher English, 500
Language, i5J
\ class in Penmanship will b, formed AZ the
commencement separate from the regular studies.
Lectures will 5e given through the term, upon
different topics.
\ Teachers Glass is to lie organized for the
beueut Of teachers.
\ Ivccum Tor the instruction. OF the students,
and IA, entertainment, OF the public will be instl
tutrd 90 bc i'm session once N two weeks.
Orrct teaching viii be a prominent feature OF
the school
Literary exercises are 10 be required oil the
s,hoiars each Friday afternoon.
Those who come from "a distance can ilnd sultA-
bic accommodations in the village.
West Peru, July l.. 1870. 3w
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DIRECTORY.


Masonic Lodges Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER. Bethel, 81 Thursday
OF each month.
Biexing Star, M. 30, MEXICO, Wednesday, al
or before the FUN OF the mOon.
Paris Lodge, No. %, so Paris, Tuesday, on or
before the full.
Jefferson Lodge, M. 100, Bryahts Pond, 2d
Tuesday of every month.
Oriental Star, No. q, LiyermOre, Tuesday,
ON or before full moon
Bethel. No. ", 81 Thursday OF each month.
Evening Star Lodge. BuckGeld working
under DspensatiOn,--the lst Monday of each
month.
Pithagorian, No. II, Fryeburg Monday even
Ing OF or following the ft,ll OF the moon.
oxford, Norway, No. Il, Monday OF or next
preceding full moon.
Mount Tir'en. No. I32 So. Waterford Tues
day, ON or before the fun moon.
Mt. Moriah, No. So, Denmark, "Wednesday on
or before the fUll moon.
NeIinscot, No. f0l, Turner, saturday on or be-
fore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLARs.
VT. Christopher Lodge, No. 10, Dryant's
Pond, every Monday evening.
Rising star. Bethel, Friday evenings.
Nexinseot. Buckleld, saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, +. Buc&aeid, every Thursday
Evening.
whitney Lodge, Canton, every Wednesday.
Rear Mountain Lodge. 80. Waterford, We'd
nesday evening.
Uarbor Waterman, North Paris, Thursday
evening.
Washington, Oxford, Thursday evening.
silver Lake. sweden, Saturday evening.
West summer, West sumner, Wednesday
evening
Forest Lake, Center Hartford every saturday
evening
Invineible. No. 81, East sumner, every other
Friday Evenings
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4 2d-haud Buggy for sale CHEAP
Il this office. If
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To the Honorable Board of County Commission
er- within and for the County of Oxford.
yINHE inhabitants of Paris, in said County, by
/ their authorized Agent, respectfully repie seht
that the public convenience and necessity require
alterations, locations and discontlnuances IN liie
leading from West Paris, by Willis Mills and the
house OF Welcome kinsley, To Woodstock; they
therefore respectfully ask your Honors to view
tn, route above mentioned and make such altera-
tons new locations ana discontinuances, as IN
YOUR Judgment public convenience and necessity
require within the towns OF Paris and Greenwood.
WM. X. kIMBALL, Agent,
Authorized by vote Of the inhabitants OF Paris
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WILLIAM III. CLIFFORD,
Counsellor 8. Attorney at La,c,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
No. Sol Ia Congress street,
PORTLAND, ME.

Patent Office Fees.
IN every application for design, for three and ut
six months, SiO w
On every application for design, for yrs 10 ~
~, ey.r, cnye.s 10 90
On every application for patent, ID ~
Dn issuing each original patent, ~ w
ON filing disclaimer, ~ va
On every application for q reissue 80 m
I'm erer dditional patent granted on reissue 80 w
on every application for an extension, 20 W
IA, tho rant of every eNten sion, 50 90
g5-All fees must be paid in advance.
The applcans ier . patent must furnish duph.
cate drawings, and a model where the nature OF
the in ventiOn admits of them.
All kinds OF Drawings and models furnished il
required. octZz
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pimples on the Face.

For Cpmcdones, Black. Heads, flesh Worms or
Grubs Pimply kruptions aud BlOtched diShglira-
lions ca the Fare, use pcrry's COmedonc \ Pin.
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains
NJ Icad poison. Depot, - Bond 81, y. Y. Sold
by Druggist, every where. 4m mchls
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The Circus department presents
35 Star Performers, 5 EQuestfi-
cnneS, Boy Gymnasts,
Girl Riders,

And the fine ( stud Performing Horses and Pc
mic, i'm the country. At ten O'Clock on the day 0i
exhibition the citizens will behold the most I'M
posing,
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Repairing Done mt Short Notice

and satisfaction in al cases guaranteed.
JOSEPH WHITMAN. HIRAM l.. LIBBY.
Bryant's Pond, April :, 1870 5m
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ten-lorties, registered. 1867 1O7; do do, coupon,
1913 o 107lS.
THB COURSE or TnR GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price Of gold
during the week were "a follows. Ntt
MISCELLANEOUS.


Ihe wheeling Register says that the contracts Tor
tho comp elton OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road nom Gauey to the Ohio GOO mics have been
awarded, and the time for their fulhlment hxed.
under heavy penalties at May l. 1871. The contracts
for the heavy work on the ine-rom Gauley eastward
have also been let. This portion OF the road, owing
TO the tunneing. heavy cuts and embankments
along the route will require two and half years
finish. About 2.oO) laborers are already at work,
and their number viii be increased to 5000 within
two weeks.
The STOCKHOLDERS Of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Company have voted to accept the provis-
ions OF the recent law or the Stae allowing bonds to
bc Issued, with power to vote They also Ratified
the previous action OF the directors authorizing the
issue OF ooo third mortgage bonds with powers
to bondnolders contemplated by this law.
Articles OF consolidation OF the Bennington ana
Rutland and Lebanon Springs Railroad companies
were nlcd IN the ONCE or the Secretary OF State on
the 23d of April, The officers of the road are
Augustus Schell President; r J. Niven, Vice Pre-.
sident Russell @. Root, Secretary; Cornelius Van
derbilt Jr., Treasurer The road extends from
Chatham. Four Corners. N Y, to Bennington,
VT. The capital stock L. dxei al 81, 100000,
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THE EASTERN Boulevard.
Settlement OF n vexed Question-FormaI Open.
ing OF the New Avenue.

Settlement OF n vexed Qucstion-FormaI Open.
ing OF the New Avenue.
Somewhat over a year ago an act was passed by
the Legislature at Albany, authorizing the laying
out, grading and macadamizing OF thoroughlare In
the lower portion Of Westchester county, to be
known as the Eastern Boulevard. Owing, however,
to widespread dissatisfaction the part of the tax
payers in that section the opening of the proposed
avenue has been hitherto delayed by litigation unit.
few days since. when the report OF the Commits
sloners OF Estimate and Assessment was confirmed
by Justice Barnard in the Supreme Court at Brook.
lyn, since which time ground has been for
mally broken on the new boule ward. The
avenue will cOmmepce at Pelham Bridge.
thence running In s0utherly direction until
1t connects with the South rn Boulevard at Morr sa
MIA. Although MT exceeding five miles In length
the estimated cost Will be about 100000 The con.
tract for the road has been awarded to Messrs M
and 4. Dunno, who have qualified in the necessary
sureties for the faithful performance OHhe work by
May !, 1871.
With the completion OF this desirable avenue, q
"Belt B0nleyardn or Westchester county will be
perfected as follows:-The boulevard already indi.
Gated connects with the Southern boulevard, the
Southern with the Great Central at F0rtfham, which
in turn runs to Yonkers and White Pains, altogether
forming one OF the finest drives in the State.
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A WOuLD-eE MURDERER.

About seven O'Clock last evening O sailor named
Thomas Ford residing with his wife in North First
street. Jersey City, entered into quarrel with Mrs.
Ford, and after few minutes pulled forth pistol and
fred at her. Luckily there was not bullet in the
barrel, but the cartridge went or ana burned her
face in a frghuul manner. The nuspand. believing
he had MORALLY wounded her, applied the irearm
to his own mead and fired another charge. The pow.
der, however, dill little more than singe
his hair. His wife ram screaming into the
street. and crowd soon celleted round
the house. A. policeman approached while
Ford was inside acting like a maniac, and he ar
rested the would be murderer. Dr.. Watson attended
the woman and pronounced the wound not fatal,
though very dangerous The prisoner was locked
up III the station house, where he referred to his
duct as onls joke.n He Is twenty-five years Of age
aud Will be brought up for examination to-day.
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quoted A s sos % ss s@
NOM sss eSs prsss ss nal, sales @ obs
range Of our Quotations We quote a c5 ~ iu
No n, 2 ~ @ 70 n ~ 90 No. No.. $ssea gae. $la s5
dull at $2 Is ~220.
inquiry for o. sales were restricted BY
for prime winter oshsr kind. dull; Snshapssd "
packages % and s Ras d s ss
tSr on baSs the sS M vas very but % sous with
light but prices were without change O moment Sellers de-
@ W. S 5 @ ssss S or sssG asw s sS
for prime Dressed hogs We're more active but prices
dull s and rGr ns
the Dr,s 1sss ee so s @ :. % ~ for
1885, and $50 do seller three months at &c., meats
ss ss @ s s-s
for dry saed and picked shoulders isc c for picked
dull arrnness al the prices published n our
SIC As Sd also s lots
beef within the range Of $40 $f Tor prime and 2s
S Southern at hams were steady Sales % oo
which % sss f y @ Is si M
was dun and nominal at about 2oc Naphths sesdy
the spot very quiet still being restricted By
@ For % @ sn 70 .s %
es I sse sse. , MAY gS and uy
Jay at 2se Jobbng lots refined selling
trely for June, and prices were closing for
May and June There sod $500 bbls June at 25c
and 1000 do. for June and July at 2sc.
RCR Carolina was quiet but steady at former figures.
Small sales were made within the range Of $40 for
common TO prime grades. ft
SEEDs--9rass dull and nominal at our ast Quota
tons. Linseed quiet but firm - 20 gold duty paid
STEAEINE-Thc business was unimporan being confined
to small lots Common TO prime quoted I6Sc I6c.
he market for raw continued fairly active the
demand sl being !chiefy from rsnners and prices
il,25o bids a: skc. loSc for Cuba and Porto
Rico; also 2lO boxes private TERMS Refined was
steady, with fair demand, the market closing
l2&c for hard 2Ac for soft white, &c.
quote: CubaInfcrior 70 common refining She. ss<c.;
9Hc sc prime to choice grocery, ysc 10Ac
fuga hnds and boxes, skc 1885, molasses, hhds. and
stands,d s s \ Mon ;a sos Sc ao e u ss ssc
- to 90 l2c. l2kc.; do, white Ike. t21sc Porto
RicoRshnng grades sc. ssc; grocery grades, s5ec
l01yc. ll
TALLow was steady and firm, with . moderate demand
Sales s5uu0 lbs at &c. y4c for common to prime.
WHIskEY.-Recepts, Ash bbls. The market tribe
active and rnsr sales s5 bba at 81 06 vi O6l
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~ heat was more active. and abou. c.
comprised about I2bU0 bushels at IL Il ~ IN for No.
chicago spTng 81 II 81 20 do. Milwaukee 81 for
No. DO, III e al 2S1e for small winter in store
Si SU vi 81 Tor amber winter IL 81 30 for
ao delivered u 10 for common white Michigan II
Deni ncdn w bush No. spring, to i've in all this
mouth Sl 70 delivered; within few bushels
no. Mgankee, to arrive all In May and June. IL
export Com was ner The sales about .5 bushels
~ 40 LOT prime old in store, al Is 81 III Tor delfv
ered, - ~ Tor round yellow. Oats steady,
being 90 bushels at 65c for Western 65c. Canada
uvered, 61t2c 6oc. for Ohio track, and
state Rye was dull and nominal at % 0o ~ 10 for State
no kaes: prices nominal.
fRhIeHlsIhe market quiet, the offerings OF
articles being light, but rates to ports firm.
FOR vessels FOR charter the demand still small The
gssenenls ITO Liverpool go bles cotton ut 3d.
per steamer 800 bales cotton At d. and UU0 bushels
wheat at 4d by sail. and 41sd BY to London $40
bois hour ~ ls sd. The charters were-A brig from
Porto Rico, with l50 coo lumber about 80 brig
to the south side Cuba and back with sugar; ship about
OO0 tons TO ROTTERDAM, general cargo; North German
DARK oo tons 70 direct the Continent general
and bark to the United Kingdom with naval pr
vate terms. i =
GgsNIrs were quiet but firm at yesterdays quotations
HEMP dun but held for previous prices No sales
reported. .H.rs NJ
HoPsThe demand from all sources was light as usual on
Saturdays but prices were frn at i2c 22c
choice grades. .ai fai =
HAY was firm, with fair demand We quote sbippins
9Oc s5 retail lots, $ III l5 long rye straw Isl 81 o.
and short do. &c.,
koLAssEs-There good demand Tor grocery grades
at full prce but almost all other kinds neglected and
heavy Sales $50 hhds. Barbados private terms. We
Quote-
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AMI O"AlS -neceipts Il, ,23j bbls. Hour, lS4 do
and eo0 bass corn meal bushels wheat corn
o3ll DO oats 1881 do. barley. H,sl
malt Ihe donr market ruled frnsr undera good export de-
brands OF extra state 81 25 freey bid Other
grades ruled quiet but steady The sales H.
pbs, OF which about 900 5000 extra, FOR Shipment
a. loa 80 o. e or Southern rour the market quiet
at demand. Sales 2g0 bbs Corn meal though Quiet was
"A We
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May T-6P.M.
CoFrRERio was in ligh, demand and holders generally
being anxious SELL prices heavy though not quotaby
lower There were sold 40 bags private terms. Other
descriptions were dull, but unchan led in value.
CorroN-The demand not active especially for ex-
port and the market mer prices advanced about
30 per b Including 2E bales arrive there were sold
2sss bales of which 2sl export 100 for spinning
0a ON speculation and 200 trans For future delivery
the market was quiet but prices Arm The sales were
w bales basis low mdding for May q lsc 5u do
June at 22c 100 do tor july &c. and 100 do for do at
23.ac. q quota = ~ ~~'' -~- ~~'' -
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rHE LArEsr PRICES or STOCKS.


The following were the closing street prices for
stocks on Saturday evenng:-Canton, IL a Tx;
Cumberland, As q Al; Western Union, 32H 32X;
Quicksilver, OK a 10; Mariposa preferred, 1874
1871; Pacific Mail, 42K 422&; Adams Express, "a
q 641; wells-Fargo Express Tx is; American
Express 42X 43; United States Express, AK As;
New York Central consolidated, 9s1s o 9SH; do.
scrip, 941a s4X; Harlem, 143'l 144k; Erie,
2ah "a; Reading, 1924 1925; Michigan Central,
12454 a125; Lake Shore, 10oA 1Ooh Illinois Cen
tral, 14l16 1425S; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1854 q
lo6; Chicago and Northwestern, SIX 50; do. pre-
ferred, 9l7i a Ok; Rock Island, 1884 124; Mil
waukce and ST. Paul, 65A &C; do. preferred, s0M
s1 Toledo and Wabash, 55H SO; Fort Wayne,
e4sS q 95; Ohio and Mississippi, ss,s a ss4: New
Jersey Central 1o95l lloi4.
CLOSING PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the final street prices Saturday
evening for the government list:-Unlted States cur
rency sixes 112A 1i21S do. SKIES 1884, registered,
116A 116h; do do, coupon, 1854 1l6M; do.
fve-twenties, registered, May and November,
110A q l10H do. do, 1862, coupon, do, 11l&
111s; DO. do, 1884, do do, 11O5 1lo1; do. do,
1885, do. do 1l0x Ill; do do, 1866, DO, January
and July, 112X 113; do. do, 1867, do. do, l1sK
1ls,6; do. do, 1Ses, do. do, 1l3s. 1la1s; do.
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A NUMBER OF PROMINENT DEMOCRATS ASSEM-
IA bled In Fifty seventh street. Third avenue, on
Saturday evening" and formed organization, be known
as the Tweed Association OF the Nineteenth Ward Judges
f. " Loew and Joseph Mcclure, Colonel W. r. Roberts
John ID. Cunmins the roll Of membership. Colonel
w. r. Roberts unanimously elected President John
d. Cummns First Vice Presidents the balance OF the
will be elected at the next meeting of the association VIII
come out strong In support of Tamnany Hall.
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r. q. BURNHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
IA. Moving Establishment, llS and lis West Els enth
street. Sixth antilles moved city or country
panofortes aud furniture boxed shipped; storage mopsy
ndvauosd Established 26 yexA
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A SITUATION AS COACHMAE wANTED-BY
~ single young man; who thoroughly understands
his business. CAL or address EMPLOiE No. East
3lst
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

Thchow Of money toward the metropolis is again
reflected in the very favorable character OF the bank
statement. The deposits OF the week have increased
over eigh and q half millions and the specie over
two and ahalf millions, the latter item representing
The difference between the Treasury disbursements
Of the Mayinterest ana the receipts for customs
The gain inlegal tenders Is over million, making q
total gain in reserve OF nearly four millions against
an increase IN liabilities Of eight and half millions.
The banks have, moreover been very liberal IN their
accommodations to borrowers, the item Of loans
having been expanded nearly six millions. The
lntuo.
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GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION
N for his c0achman; has lived In hs employment
years. Any gentleman wishing sober, steady may
call at address GIG 9th
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s COACHMAN.--THORoUGIfLY COMPETENT AS A
n driver In the treatment OF horses, II
desrous OF meeting with uaon; be recommended b.
his present employer. Address l. u, No. East 18th st..
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Publishers of newspapers will
unless specially authorized do See chapter s0 Laws
OF 1910. JAMES O'BkIEN, Sheriff.
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY MAN
n just disensaged; understands fruit, flowers and veao
tables and the management of Rentemans lronnds II
general ANY gentleman who will appreciate so ber honest
industrious and who is not afraid 10 work.
call address D., 81 Nassau ST. unexcep eptionaoa roer
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SHERUF's OFFICE, Nsw COURT HousR,)
Gre AND COUNTY OF NEW YoaK
April 16, 1s70.N
certify the above TO be copy Of the original cecion
notice received by this day from the Secretary OF State
JAMES OfBRIEN,
Sheriff of the city and county Of New York.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AZ
"A coschman; Thoroughly understands his business: no
objections to couny. best city reference CAL
ADDRESS ID. X, ], ,2h2 broadway, harness store.
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A Young MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS-Iy
n city couny the man is capable OF takiag OF
horses and do gardenng the wire do general
work. best city reference Apply Mt la Washington
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A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND GROOM; THO
N roughly competent and strictly temperate; class
reference city country csu at l5s Broadway IN the