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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-23
A LExANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY

The final examination for the session Of 1869
S 70 T Su TAKE place dining this wsk dsy Tse
patrons and friends of the Institution are re-
specially invited to be present.
The Commencement Exercises and Concert
will be held at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on
commencing st Quarter before 5. The number
OF seats IT hall hainr lir,itod tickets If ed :
n7' .on will de distributed to avoid disG0miof'
70 sn %, a. tt Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-23

VANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
y BITTERS.-ThoseB itters are the Extract
- the best and most favorable known Medlci-
nal HoERs n3Y; ssfS and Berries, together
serve them in any eimatewffeTlni ng: e s!ots2;
in ali cases of Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches,
Indigestion and Heartburn, Weakness, Lam
guor and Debility, Torpid Condition Of the
Liver. Obstinate Constipation and Lose Of -AP,
petite They are also sure preventive OF
Ague and Fover. They, are pleasant to the
TASTE and the most delicate stomach will find
nothing disagreeablo in them. Along water
courses, and in low and marsby districts they
will prove sure safeguard against the diseases
incident to such sections of the country. Weak
and dcbiitsted females will derive, great bene-
fit from their use Our sale of these Bit:crs
shows daily increase, which testifes to Their
growing popularity. We only ask a trial to
convince any one Of the genuine mort OF the
medicine. In quart bottles at one dollar each,
or six bottles for FIVE dollars. Prepared only by
JANNEY j. CO.,
And for sale, both wholesale and retail, at our
Drug Warehouse, No. l45 King street, Alex.
andria, Va. je 1875
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-23

and are all carefully analysed before they are
used.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
New York Markets.

MONDAY, Ftb. 2s.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Flour
hGIY oTsa!s pres asSat go 49, 49,
ti..sa Is Tor sapcsnnc We,,efn and state
sS4 49, for fmrrluc extra do, GtoatSD lpr
bakrrs and family brands Including 81 Louis; IS 25sg
$50 tor southern supcIs, and $3.50 $50 tot do ship
Plug aud family extras. ID Hour At tiQat325, whie
Jcncy bag meal, ~. IA ~ ~ fOrcoarse, loo rs.
sUNDRfrs-Coton Ftcsiy; midfing uplan :, 23l1
28Nc. Spirits 1urr,ut.ne lower, NJ 5tassSc. Rosin
active At tl0 g - fnl strained Petroleum dul
a. c tot refined an ljAc Tor crude. whlskey duh AT
fl.OlestloiI. Iallow droOpn-; ysa9kc. Hay frner;
new, An2ic. frcghtsyc dul
GEOCyGiEs-to Coffee ilrmcr, AZ i5Ilskc. gold, but
quiet Rice steady AZ 6aic. Molasscs dur New or.
leans 'Os 5c Cuba muscovado ttsisc. sugar droop.
tol besi ground and cru he'd.
pIoyIsIoSs-PurA lower, lcadlng to more business ;
sales 200 hhS A. s57jats Tor mes, mostly at the
lower h~ure, 80 y tor prime. and t5 for thin mess.
le,t n enmana sales 50 bh!s. NJ si1t7 FOR old and
tlOGtlt Tor new 1lercc beef quiet Beef hams. q g
vi. Cut meats queti choice pcklcd hains sold at
IKE, Bacon quiet 90 rs fore umDctland Lard dul
and hcavS sa'cs g5J rkss. ~ ilLfitFc ~ No / 10
PRIME stehi. and i-tlc for do city also i25O tieTccs
u me steam. clolug NJ l.g. for May and l.ac. for
MHrch Dressed hogs, lls "a for Western and city
hutler srllLg nj SAeSjc. tor goOl 10 prime state
Cheese, ltEl,' &C. Egg, sst!Sr.
GKA1S-NLeIt truer, out unsettled; sales e, 900
hush al sla1sstl % TOT amber. IN store aud AGoat
CLIO Tor No lsp ihg 81 03. for No. do enI 81 400
~ Ipr Nhlie wheat. Corn steady sales - bush.
AZ tlJae lor good od western naked. IN stoIe; sc.
Tor new do aad g.c 81 Tor Jersey yellow. southern
Nllc iNc nru'"r az - tti0. Barley guct; sales
S'N tush. prime Canada West NJ tt.li. naucy ma
nat, oa's very Lrn a. 63LtJc for Ohio white 6.JbC
Ior State an CsieTu ahi jersey al 5i1.OQc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
rINANcIIL AND coMMERcI4L.

MONDAY. Feb. esq. NJ The gold market hes
been very acuyc, with unusually heavy uansactlons
Before the formal commencement Of business IN the
GOD Room tic Price rose to NJ IN advance Of ~
cent. over Saturdays late salcs. At this point there
was raid nade upon the market, on ANNOUNCING Mt
q NJ lsG@s had advanced TO ylh In Lon and there
was at once rush TO sell the pnce dropping 10 li5
aDout2 r. NJ, Under the Influence OF heavy purchN.
ing demand at this 1gure, further decline was
checked, the price raying to li5%, Teacng, however
later In the DAY 70 ll5x with closing sales ut ll5l
lljya The tone and temper Of the Gold Exchange IN
favor OF lower prices, and the market closes LelyJ
Holders OF gold pad 81, 3, ~ and cent to have
their balances carried. and after Clearing House,
y cent The imports Of specie at this port for the
past week were S2I5gI masking total since Jan. of
tj05I $40; time 1863, sC!l sos In 1863 t5i257i In
1867 So C3 The total clearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were s,l s4s,OOOi gold balances, N,i9,G!l and
currency balances slOO az. The principal quotations
were;
Oils A. M..lt7 1880 =. ....ll5N SP. M.......llsx
l0A. NJ. ll6k llls I. M."-llh AZ M,..,,..llb@
llO a, h..l514lA $3.50 T. ll5 1850 J.. M....ll5k
Foreign exchange has been dun aad steady. on the
base VI loss4Io3a for pIlue siAy.days bile l09tg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
l. There An Organized Rcpubi. can Govern
mcut In tubnt
lpgD n HlyAI

The Spanish papers OF Havana have published
sixty documents ana letters recently captured
By ohe 81 General GoyCnrchc's columns upon Of
the piauiatious OF The Marquis OF santa Lucia, Prrs
dent Of tie CuOan House " Representatives. One
OF the most important ot lie documents relates TO
congressional measure for The reorganization Of e
Cuban armies. b. 1t no less tA.n thirty generals
OIcutUuant major and brigHdicr gCutra.-) are pro-
ylcd Tor, independent Of President Ce- pces and the
ministers ut War and Marine. Considering that the
Cuban forces acely loot up 1900 men OF ali arms
'te measure merely provides for generals in plentiful
tIuruance. Inc SptniIrus are fOUre easily sl,lsucI
in generals for although their i9rces, volunteers
lrcusc arc nearly uouD,c tlUse OF the Cubans, they
have ohy twenty EeHcy.l- ~ the i.,and. Ey the
Measure Cuban canpauI Is made 20 coLssto OF three
oroeis and slNty men II inantry, aud OF officer
AID eight men more fcayIlry artillery len com
palcs COust!tue rc -lmcuf, and IRON Tour to 81
(. npauics nat ivn. Not less than two reciments
more brlsadca NH be comprised in division.
Another document embraces recent law OF the
Cunan Congress about conservation, more stringent
tAdA 81 last "a an IaFs UPON tue same subject All
natives OF tue Island, negroes and Chinese, between
a ,hieeu and h.iy years Of age, ordered to be
conscnptcI 1t once. NUMBER of the published
letters show that the law was being executed with
yisOr Otner documents and letters establish that
The CuOans not OhY have laws giving a orced cir
crla'ion to their paper money, but also thli they
nave repeatedly es'c iApTisoued, AMI fined per
sons Tor Ieia luS To take tie same IN payment
uccs purchase. some VI tie letters a. late In
date ~ January - of thls year. but only in oAo oil
t1c published H. there any Ieerence to the rOul Of
btu Pueblo, and Il is merely Consists In the dccl.
was mu2LlLc lnt anu glorious vic ,Ory Tor tie Cuhn
cause. / lear tAlt Goa. 10 euccIe did Clpture A
humber 81 documents AMI .etters relating to That
latte, but their contents not being peasant reading
10 the Dons, have been suppressed. As II Is now
iu!y known that GeG. Pueblo lost at least $50 men
curing ~ gis.sitOus "Hpe4luon, the Spanlai VI are
suppression o the documents and letters In ou...
ION Is therefore not to be wondered at.
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napfnl Illness Samuel Elliott aged n years, month,
aP H. y ,S dsys and r.,,,vs. =, tho ,,,v
his daughter, Mrs II j. McCorl, are respectfully in.
yiled 60 attend HE funeral on Thesday 81 inst At 10
O'Clock a W. rom bis late rcs lence, }l9 RynRtUn 81.
Fi,nry t o. snnl9y morning Feo ~ Margaret
invited to attcd tie funeral o. inc'dly nofnn1,
Hall Place Her remains viii lie la . u 81 Andrews
Ohurch corner ni NV HAL p CO aud Duane ST., where
TGqu c1 pass WI BE- offered 40 for the poS Of her
tcTmgnt;,
est SON Of Imam aNl aey r JDan ar1er yopn e.
months and y days,
. hilendt aad acqnHintance OF the FAINT arc respect
iu atJ pyiSd :, attend ~, in1eIal On Tresi Mmeh
Broof IN.
III syU0n Sunday. ahef lingering Illness. Sarah,
lNli,e11 i 10 attend her nneral on Neinr-dy At ,
oGPSk iI2m 1sr a5e rcsidoncr; 5'3 lasl iOtn II. a.
sIs0 lielan i
ni,y ana re a,ives on tc iamy arc respect
dense q spfns J. Her remsids viii Io iakea 10 Cal
II nGF ,n w YCio S o Is.qny t arm, .,
years. " "e'U -
fully invited to attend his funerI from hs orot et'n.
laws residence, jacob Lewis 90 Ridge St. on Tuesday
& d. are resttciiay Iavea 70 attend &c %o OnO o''e
HEREBY her 5sq'S,ied TO meet at tnsr hall "a 3,
Isl ihnio ~ rene ~ ih iso h,n Nj 70 psy as
Patnex JUICE Nv oraer 70 Of e" i''' oroner eo'r
J,Nrs N,rur,va secre,aIy yo'"E oNiih' Oeh're'
- H. * WE secre y, ny, a., .,,. ..
ar rss noc,,,,x ,nd ~ , w I'M IN 'nis Guy
NJ" !, " r,ysGtIuD inNlteu 70 htenu INC funeral 60,
d. y. ~ ~, " yn 2huIuhbi rcd 20, Johh MhNWei,
"a , 1e SUI ycN VI nls ne ,--..- $780,.
, M 3hl ehit arc resnectIuly lnvied 10 at
ra, ~, irn ~. hte Iesohce, w wayne tt
"yWny,ny tN nSsIaSl m'ern2 Wi a. o'clock 49,,
20 xcnrs ounu"y' ieO' Z" "ihan MOORE aged
~ ~ (vair. w, 49,. - 4, A.. a, "a, 49, a..
Ie ielatNcs ana friends otth famy arc rcsnectuly
nnsn " M'enn We unera from Us inte residence,
rdhusnlH ny nea tiHesoh avs bfVVklyh' on IuesIdy
Hi.,srno39n MHerch L az = clock, - ...,
III W, .OaiLS ~, Oh sunday Feo q, William McCol.
losh hLen ~ years 49, -.
~" relatives and ncn1s. the teachers AMI scholars
OF ~ Iau,s Lutheran sabbath school, the members,
!eaccrS' ana scholars OF the Sabbath school OF the
Ircspylerlan Church m Ath 81, are resp ctullY IN.
N,ted 70 aitnd the iuneiM nom the PRESBYTERIAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
TINE MiNHArrAS cLUD IN rRouBLE
The Ar.siocrutic Democracy Caught Eating
NO ,dcOcA Out At season.

Perhaps neither PARIS or any other foreign
call.al CHI present gentleman so thoroughly IsI-
Jc'B al UngVca - Nh Ward, or late lAnl,lcg 10
Gina lie e. Of most handsome presence, OF gay and
graceful manners, aui of Wa light As the wave OF a
o.tAcg or the lluter OF fan. There is a peculiar
aroma round the General which exercised strange
AID fascinating influence oYes the women Of CHINA,
and fecms to have similar scrreniine sway over our
beauties here. Tho General gave dinner, Of course.
C4,Onc. Gran ton Was there Felix would N, cadam.
.ze lis menu and GIIll lis outlets into tooth pow
der Cooucl Craaston not asked. Itseenls that
come saving soul had preserved IN China tie estence
OF many woodcocks shot honestly in tneir time, and
IN comuh.,gc to the Chinese Minister served ,hvLi
~ TIC east. The wODdcocJs WerQ very touch and
Amber ana had little OF tue Wild and UuVyaut flavor
oil tie buuth. But ucfc was an infOrmur IN the
Crows, lLo month was Juuc. not sacred 10 wood.
Goes, ard TIC sage un stvn Royal Phelps has leG..
inNItel 10 prosecute. The cas-, which j. one lul OF
fragrant lic. est, comes Uu ueEt week. the Cuus.ty
EOH Is ~ know MIC 10 tho traitor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01

NEW NoRK Monday, teh. .. With 3,10j beeve
received since saturday, M aklla g. q wccs, The
mhfe opened talf Win disposition to adValrc prices
traction on PRIME steers Int closed weaker nj no b.
ter rlces Than reported one week ago. The onrrl
mcudodsom. ezra me ttccrs, toe best OF which re-
10 ~ l'ht % , out thc Auoiab!c top price IS 'ir
Win the extreme rang" .Or Western and Canada T.
lbAc" m the Ouk Of tne sales to wholesale slauui
cN At li1li'4 SlcCp arc coming 100 irg,ly-gOl Hr.
saturday, aud g! ~ foT the week. GOOD sheen we.
demand nt tull prices, bur common were dul ar
n. lower. Nciy UoOi TO gIWc Io's were solI
800 n ana ole car load Of ext Canada % &C.
tie maloiiF Of sales between &C.. and e.. Ilo..
lGll aud Jus titled at sfa,iIc for cornfci M. IA.
SIC. for s'lll ms Rcccn since Saturday We. %
al u for the week 1850. Dressed hogs were dnI
l2}.c. for city, and llH 81 &C. for Western
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
Let us Give Gen. Qucsada Gior;ou. Re-
ccptiOn.

10 W LtTNVT " IHt sun
SIR: Gen. Quesada, lac the General in. Chief
Of tie Cuban patriots, Is Gu his way TO New York
Why cannot his Presence be made the occas .on for
such nn overwhelming demonstration Of sympathy
with the cause lie us viii have an eject
even on tie "spauish-ized authorities at Wash
lngtonf Rightly managed, the occasion OF his
presence here could lie made the incentive 10 a de
monstrllion from which an influence would emanatc
second hardly TO the great Fort sumter meeting In
tie spring Of 1851. The Sun, as the recognized
leader OF the friends Of Cuba IN this country Is TIE
power to start the ball. Once started II would roll
OF itself into magnificent proportions. j. A. q.
NEW YoRK, Feb. -. 1870.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
Ansntss nntltls.

The Ladies' SOrosis Club, Of New N"ik,
recently changed their discussions nom We b. 70.
frage TO Hair preparations and lnp.c f.l.e
They declared that where nrturc had not end ID rt
with beauty. It was their right-yea their dut 3D. se.
n where they could. so tncy all voted tina. i 90
Balm oycrcamc sIliownc,,, Rough skin. Of tE
marks, and gave 10 the Complexion a mos E
OSorosarJ and marble Ike Appearance al. .rp. Ia
men, no doubt ana that Lyons 6ataalrpI ado ,..
Hair grow thick, soft, md awful pretty, ami t. $50
prevented II from turning gray. II lnepr lrot, %.
these articles dli not sead the sl.tcrs al .nF '"
are not smart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01

O'EE Asp ItNMNtn ~ Srmts.k tn,It, Cu,t1 Pare l.
49, ls's, ll't, l..f, 4,ia, l--,, l.Ii. l-.L
surssr co.r1 Sp-,A 1iN. So 3sg, a. H. gi7 ga a..
ig, 49, lol y, ..1i 3D. M 49, i l4I, ~, Io a. 49, ~.
surtrN1 c1rHT c".ss'R'No' ILL., 10, TO- Nv, ds, rs,
$50, $50 4.a, .tl, 700.
tCPrnon tot ~ -Tvopar''- AlffrHtl
CY1Ns rL.s Tuti TtEu IutI 49,, 49, i6s i-a ia rs
-. ila 10 q ~ ~ l59 lso @ 1874, ,g. ra l-No. W.
1876, ~, 40, ~, lJ-, 2lJ, -.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON, SEYMOUR l. Hustled,
JOHN V. l.. PRuYN, SAMUEL d. BABCOCK
WILLIAM MOORE, DAVID HoADLEY.
ROBERT II. McCURDY, HENRY a. sMYTHE,
/. GREEN PEARSON. WILLIAM V. BRADY.
MAETIN BATES. WILLIAM T. DODGE,
WILLIAM BELTS, GEORGE 5. COE.
JOHN wApS WORTH WILLIAM NJ VEI,MILYE,
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN 4. DEVELlN,
OLIVER n. PALMER, WELLINGTON CLAPP
SAMUEL L. srROULLs, ALOSZO CHILD.
SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL, HENRY T.. DAVIES,
LUCiUs ROBINSON. RICHARD A. MoCURDY.
SMITH BROWN, FRANCIS skIDDl,
RICHARD PATRICK, ELLIOT CONDICr.
WILLIAM II POPHAM. JAMES c. HOLDEN,
WILLIAM A. HAINES. HIGH y. CAMP,
EZRA WHEELER. HERMAN c. VAN POsT.
RICHARD A. NcCURDY. Vice President
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Actuay.
john VI STUART. Secretary.
FREDERIC SCHROEDER Assistant Secretary.
WILLIAM BETS, LID.
HOS LIClUS ROBINSON.i Counsel.
HON. HENRY L. DANlks,)
I, = ASSiiSsfGGkH, MP. Medical Examiners.
nee AND leo rRoADwAY,
Corner OF Liberty st.
January 20. is7o.
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Steamship city OF New York, Liverpool, nd, o..
pass,
Steamship France, Liverpool. mdse aud pass
Steamship Heury ChAuAeey. AspnW l mls, ...
Pass.
stcamghp City OF Antwerp, Liverpool, mcse an fa.-
steamship Guy or iOgtuu'Frhc-, lvEtau-. 4. r,
mlt" and pass
hUs BRIDE, cnni1gos. SUGAR,
scNr HHuic NhiuIg. Deurrar,t. sugar
SAtLtu-s tcamsnp loNuna, Cardln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01

ianama railroad .ha es sold AZ the BOARD at i691s
O ChcAgO ana Alton 40. the preferred III, Alton an
Icrrc Haute So Hannibal and ST. Joseph prcicrtedc6
Columbus Che ago ant lndaaR Central l94. IT Lous
and Iron Mountain az Boston. Harto and Erie ia .
Morris anu Essex SN, and Dubuque and Sioux city at
lt9k In mis CcianCH share. feature was Pacific
mall which was sold down from 4Jal TO SiA on active
transactions The rest 1t he list dun ard lower
WIN salcs Of Delaware Az Hudson CEntl COMPANY Al
w., Mei'rn lul.u Telegraph 80 a5iE. Quicksilver
ltTel2A. Natnosa preferred q q. TO ls. Cation 80
nrn, Adams selling NJ bs American o,. uIted stat
3lh, aud Well. Fargo y CO. az :. =.
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BANKING AND IIYdNCIiL.

H0WES & MACY, Bankers (thc same as an
incorporated bank, No. 10 Wan street. New York
-Four per cent Interest allowed on deposits.
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CRlsPIN.-On Sunday. Fen. % wit thrr 'a 'ortl'
tnde, william Crlsnin, aged : y'ars.
The relatives ana TRENDS OF the thnlN ~ I.I'ct
fully inyltCd to attend TIC funeral. irpu we iht
Methodit Church, Grand 81, brtwe ith a. '.h ils,
Mllllamsburgh, l.. l., ths day q uosoai'
California papers please cOlY. -.
ELLIOIT.-Ou Saturday evening sl.tr q ~ .r hut
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JIIEII.

Trusses-It Will accomplish al lhst iru--'s
can possibly do. Dn RIGGS IlAKD UlkL ihUts,
No. ? Barclay st. cstubllsAld 1851
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Trussrs, Supporters, Pile Instrumcu IL .c-t. % IN
1neos Sc great variety, at sEELElt ltHh l'",!
lru's acknowledgements, Ann ST., New lrh' Al" l'I'
Chestnut b., Phlladu, phia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01

THE New SCIENTIFIC MmACLE A means Of re-.
storing the original color OF gray haT has been dscoy.
cred. thousand attempts have neen male TINS al.
TrCtOn, bat ma ons Vuaua OF salvation for the Hair
the nrst AID only success II Is Gear nuid and
produces the effect upon lthefing ~ that ON
produces on wltLg plants and helDs-IenI wing tieiI
natural nuc.-AdD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01

Mhceler& wilson, ~inaer,Wilc IS {, lh-,
Howe, Grover Blkcr sowing maclurs .,i,' 4. 81
on monthly pAymeats. ". H. IhTrIk C.
al broadway, up stairs, cor |sl' uilc'.
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MARINE ISTELLIG ENCE

MINIATURE ALAiNNAg-rHts nav
M rises. q ~ SUI set-.... 80 MDll Hsss OBJ
HtrH NArEa-rus
amy HOOK. - Gov .Islald.. /! Illn ultt. f
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Kup ureh PcrsnnE.-Dr. ShrrUItt 'fft a.
Is IA guarantee rupture Cifc Pampac .. u. .tH.
graphic nkent'scs 81 Dad eases, brilir .I.. no.
WIN othgt Information, mailed ON receipt ." .'t'
ONCE, g., Broadway,
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SttlNrts.

REV, ". VI. ga LIAiIER. OF brooklyn, viii de-
~ livef las new Ncture entitled Tut money IN thv
usn 4,t, 1horS um.Nye 10 AcS era, m !hc
T. } on lnrsIy Syet ng, March J. "a place Of john
q. SuACI 10 commence tSuclock. Icne, DC. Iick.
ava Ian c for this lecture.
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The foregoing statement comprlscs the business OF
eleven months only. The fiscal year Of the Company
has hitherto commenced the let day of February and
expired upon the 8ist day OF January. For several
years past the Superintendent OF the Insurance. Depart
men Of this state has urged the officers Of the Company
to make the nsca year concldcnt with the calendar
year. pursuant TO the provisions OF special statute
authorizing such change The Board Of Trustees at It's
meeting OF January 18Th inst decided that the time
had arrived when compliance with the wishes Of the
state authorities both cxpedient and proper and
accordingly made the change. Hereafter the fiscal
year Of the Company will extend from the LIST day Of
January to the Sst day OF December, both days ineu
sye.
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Satiro5 Eanas.
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANk-
sun Binding, ou9oste CITY Hal,
To- Nassau It,, New York
Open daily from 10 TO 8 o'clocs, an on MONDAY
wcdnesda, and Saturday evenings from to O'Clock.
sN per cent interest paid, rcc nom Government tax
with PARTICIPATION N the profits. the B,uIua plan
ono dollar viii commence An accouut. Bank books IN
En.lish, German aud French. Call Tor n circular.
CHAs. X. GRAHAM, President.
NTAkhET SAVINGS BiNN,
e. NASSAU ST, NEw YORK.
sIA PR CENT. INTEREST, free of Goyernmen; taE
DEPOSITS made on Dclors March will d aw inter.
CT nom that dntc. WA. VAN NAM, Pres.
HENRY II. CoNKL-v, Sec.
OUTLAWS SAVINGS BANK,
5SBoWERy, CORNER OF CANALsr
SIN r. Il CENT. FROM Is TO 5000
ASSETS, E5,s3i,2io.o.
Oucn every day from 10 to J, and on Mondays ami
SATURDAYS from 10 \. NJ. to Pm
Interest dated from the LIST of each month.
WEsr SIDE SAVINGS BANk, 1884, 9th nv. be.
fore March viii draw per cent, interest nom that
date, WIN participation IN the Iiohh IN addition
Money loaned on bond ara mortgage upon city pro.
poTy,
WIN H. ALLIE, Secretary.
NEW YOKk i-tyINtis HANK, .sln nv,
sums from q to flOo0' Depot, .'idc on before
Nar'n |, VIII dr. vs. nlcIIl 4. March /, Assets
sld'I@i&l. surplus Ei@Gl u.
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last year. about one-half Of every relieving convoy
cent TO any OF thom, and these losses are double.
edged swords which cut both ways.
Col. LohOs onlJ desire is to beat once sent back
to the field with what lac came 6r.
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4trronai Slotlt,s.

the Cuban who called Al station house In this city
Il about Mu wovNs ago stating tia he nad elgH cal .
urn III ut uiuie clrcum tncn-, VIII osVe word OF the
Sun oce Nhcre he may b. found. H. Will ootain re ei
TINlE GENTLEMAN WAC mt Mi. FlAnnery on
the corner ot ANeIuc \ and I'D A., ~ o'clock
Thur DAY aernuon, VIII contura favor by calling at
No. 81 Broadway.
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Hazard q Cuwen's COD Liver Oh Is the best =
lido.
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tlubitaiions.
CATIONS.

roRtfs OF THE HON. I. d. MCGEE. with an intro.
Ia ton and biographical sketch by Mrs D. sadner. lvoi
nsvo. COZ pp., In cloth extra, bcyelled $3.50
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Every person. old or yoIug, should have bank
account Dlac" OF SAFETY a.d convenience tor Gc os
lpE any surplus money IN hand. the Au ua Bp.c4f
Saving, Bans, ucalct ~ re sun building, OLes uNcY
vantage cOAs.stp NJ with sltrty.-.ttc.
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swrAulNG FOR THEIR BUSINESS STATUS,

their reputation, and money. II they lose this
n ey arc TLiaed. Van sauu ~ Co. had persccutcI
BAR so tar ~ 10 bring charges against him in t.,
Lodge, OF which ne Is a member Ia good sLJnting
sides.
Mr.. sioushon, counsel for the plaintiffs, reviewed
the afdayits o. Van Saun a co., Vccu.it Barr
alone of the fraud, romarkins tlat they have never
seen Dow sc. lie aid particular sticss upon one
part Of the letter which Barr sent from Philadelphia,
arkins Van Sluu a Co.
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TIE PLAN OF THE PATRIOTS

"Vm w. Commencement has been TO clear al Span.
i nN ni oGi ttthc rural districts, AMI IN His IN
""I't unlry from tie CMco Villas Gistict
t'"''" 20 the extreme point OF the Cape Malri
,,Sg ..e b'on entirely successful. A 'Spaulard
.,s "y' o. MAJ to-day In any p.rt OF tlis extent
m '"o NilIs Of tie l,lua-Out- de OF the cities
NV Hh"N nothing In al this par, oi SDauieh
thr. n'y trade "ith Cuban paper mons, ana e. Ia,
ey,, L 'I lNa!ent; they have perfectly og4niLed
VIZ" 'h ni'or'aly enforced.
d,.,, h""' AaNing oleetuaY cleared the rural
'"''''' '"' |ubaH generals viii iuau-urale
AN ACTIVE WAR
~ e' u uc few towns held hy the Standards. The
e. ,f..h OF these interior towns is most e1pon-
~ 200 SIlniards. TLey have lost durng Tie