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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
ny LArINRR A. CI.KARY,
Southwest oSrne. fsna GH ~ snd Eleventh strest,

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ion oquuty. IN the Dis,riot ot poiumbn, shall ohsr
iqr ale a the of iahmer Cleary, on
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
Books and Stationery.

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lust PUBLIs I'D.
KERR ON FEAUD AND MISTAKE.
LAW OF E.IRAu1. kND MIST AK \, ksIsREPRR.
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ssFsrdgS 1sis, z X TR A Aph HEEgsbpESIA MnsH SIAss III
Digest o. toe Kaallsh Oases from ia 70 lslO, In.
ssiee ssd 4 ksirsaiiio9; " n x JfsiiRR, Esa,
Of the hlddle Temple, Harrister-at-IAu,
A TRnhTIsE. on. IHR WRONGS CALLED
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vkSE EiaffRSATroHABL Law. ByERANoIs
Fos sais 10 w.HAo. n MQRRieoN.
Law Beeksellers and Publlahera,
mhn No. avs Peunsyiyasia sssnse.
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Auction Sales.
By SsE.s S!ss j: Y i ~. ..:. S:s;!:s.'T'

ESsgEg,sssIys SAFE !, ~ goDY AsD TAPEsTEy
THkkEPhf AND INoRkINR, RAl, HKMP,
AsRis sEAiNp wispiw IN GahTslhH a;I ~ obQQTHA RQsS
ToiiEr WARE, AT hUofioN
o. MQEpAY. lhs lS,h instant !. 10 o'eloeL, :.
oi sstsuth and stfesta large stock o. ths above
prnvameatr, By the iat pror.
T.rm: a essdI y css. W, ,hss.. "a lsg, son,e.
notes bssdnr interest Tor ali sums over eso.
sals ye;''V' 'nd .saqgs 'wSsittIAMs Auo,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
Auction Sales.
BEsE9EST Es 3 .Es ..t IA. f:.iS AS.HB.: ..s

nYGRREN a WILLIAMS, AuetIepeers,
ID No 1901 hoF,hSsst corner Tenth aud D 'trs'ss
rI9REF SpsTg IT ,S oy
oSHfuEspAY. ,hs On instant, At 10 O,oloch a
s.s Z dspsS y ~ s 70 a. NM y. s,r9ss ss -eSs
kmporipm q Green \ WilhsIs II the corn g ofSsV.
ss az iiss's 20. SsSs; sSs q " u. ...,
Thi,ig handsome BI.sL walnu. M.sbl.. % oAamb..
TI,ssns hs.ly-e.rysd Mafbi..top sldspoard.
hesans k'ensrcs, With Mirror backs aad Marble
TyS.ly... y-y handsome BssL vslug, w.rdrOb...
Zine Rsesptios sad iSatss chsir., IN halrSo,h asd
Hssd.ems Mssbl.- Top Tables .ud Hat Trees. q
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wv 49, S..sa.ss s sus. ~ ~, ~ q,nsrent pattsrns
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WssSs IisI ard sass oiIi,s%. ~ me- hiTors' hi1sis'o'
o.nese.tChAlr,l Of syssy ds,eriptlon.
Without reserve, as tyaoais our varsrpoms bT
lhs ist proro OWING 70 iruprovs'ssas. Which srs %
sss q srnisars I'll dD ~. 81 s,.sSs s. ssss.
ale :, ,ioo e 4, hss s1s q s i,,s. ss,;si
Is%;i An nm, d and snasr CO. s,,A ovsr r..
With spPrey.f lndsr,sd ng..s bsssiae lu,sss.s Per
s a s M ss VIZ hs,s ,.SsnI s sosSs
ehATs,. GREEN WiLliAhs.
-. -,
DIV GHWEN A. WILLIAMS, Aucttoneern,
ID I0ui. north vest corner of fsnih and b streets
$50,
PUBLIC HALH
The undersigned, A. administAtors Of the late Dr..
WaitsF IT. Bslt Vl In pursuABcs u an order of he
sale the late raad Of the e,d deoeaasd,
BslhVilie, IL said county, on TUESDAY, March 10,
e.tats of aid dsoeassa oonssins oi Hrusskold and
itehen fprnitnre three valuable drait h9r,ss three
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18
Special Notices.

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rs.-sTRRRT HAILHOAO BuRETfNp.-
APqbilo mssting of ne citrenS = tast Wssh-
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ss;iII'I SsI fi' AtEsIEssos sssiss:.,
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nrsi ns sssissa BsaL. p,iiy wash. Adv.s.
Joha Matlrann, John Donovan.
som.r,iis n ~ 6 lsiiSe. n Msrsi:
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Peter Hosas. lohn o. rsEksr.
wn. Snn. Hlssiisss. 4 siiSs Jcss asL Bn.l
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q, n Tnompasn, W. II Narrower,
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franeia oerrmuehlar. Aibert oleasou.
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b. Il Jaukson. hv. Y, Litohhsid.
D. Hkutnstou, JIW flrney. - -
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OHANORRY SALE OF A RRIOK DWELLING
HOUR. hITuATEp ON Tllk EAsr nIDk OF
ION HOUSE,. Ar AU0fIOE, =. ~
n OadeI And bs yt.tqs ei adeeIee q the 81.
Ion ths sth DAY of feotuaU. tsiA In . eaass
therpla dspsAdins. uhereia the frst failQnAl hank
f WAahington = eonplalnant and John W. horssn
bered nsii, The undss.isnsd. appoiutsd trustee 70
si BE- said decree, sil s.l Auetes, N front
n The pTfmises, on WkDhkhDAY. the 9Oth dAy q
.ni 10, numbered iortyieeI ,llD IN rss.ry.fioa
o. fQolumbia, With the imprOvvmsats thsreon- RI
ioovs One third Of the purchase monsy 10 be paid IN
made 10 siE C6J one in twelve lliJ and tbs last In
silhtssn tsl months from toe dsy u sals, the de-
ferrsd pAyments 70 be secured BY notes u the par
chaser, bearing interest from the day Of aAla Tho
properly Will De conveyed By ths trustee 10 the
ohAssr upon the pAnent Of the whole Of the
~, and aid purchaser viii have the optiqn o.
paying The whole of the puroh zee money In oaah on
ratlheation Of the nAls by the court
II the terma Of sale are not complied with within
hve dayu from the dag Of SALE the trustee the
right 10 reasl the property auoh public notice
he may deem beat for the interest Of all parlss At
the % Of tbs defaultinG purchaser purohAs
dgposlt d $50 vii pe required when the property
hAs besn struck on, and the eHpanss of ali ooayeI-
Anoina must be dsfrayed hy the p.rqhAser
i.b,a.od4ds %T%EHL ! 90, ius Sssss.
nv r. ATUMRn a M AIM 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

A RARH OHAEOR J-HAyIEa pRTKRhIHED
m 70 Introduce in this CITY The oels-
brat7d bOHOMAOkKH PIkAO, Pull.
AdelphlA, which has The newell In. .N-KN.MU
oyomenta mAHuihcont tune Il bottefI
hnihhed aud m0rg durable than any
sssS ss 3S sss Ias S's s 'i ~ Sdp Pc s s'
boqght, Or for rlAsoaa hle intlAllmenta II
T7SN ''''T'1' 'ioIkf kiuhTER, Asoat,
-#...| o. - fenIallygniA .lsenla,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-18

...f.. ...u WAaHuoron, ID. o.. MarchlG i'm
This following elAims arr Ia me paneeselo of the
Coamttee " he hous. q Delegs stel % thrindsbtsd
osrned tqusstsd V ., u ali ana
get lhgss beleneinE 20 than 81 or bnlnre WED NHs.
DAY Nara ~ E ~. T. =. es:ss q sss Dom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-26
NEW YoKk HERALD SUNDAY MAY 2s 872-QUADRUpLE SHEET

,o;rr 6aterm,ned by the renewed strength Of the
foreion market. The following were the closing
pr,ces:-United States currency skies, 1854 III;
do. do. 1851, registered III 117h; do do, cou-
non. HOY 10Y; do. fve-twenties, registered, May
and November, 1885 ll3A; do. do, 1852, coupon,
do. 11sx 113x; do. do, 1884 do. do, ll3x l13x;
do do, 1885, do. do ll4% 115; do. do, 1867, regis
tered January and July, lie llok; do. do, 1885,
coupon do, l16 ll61; do, d. 1851, do, do, llsA
1leK; do do, 1858, do do, llesl lle1; do. fves
OF 1881, funded, registered, ll2H 1925; do. do,
coupon, 1l2h 1929; do. ten-fortes, registered Ill
. lllk; do. do, coupon, 112 1l2h.
THE STOCK MARKET
was in an unsettled state, and on the whole duller,
the temptation to enlarge the partial holiday Of
Saturday into a whole one keeping many, and
taking Others, out of town. Its tone was also
heavy, under disposition to sell noticed early in
the forenoon, and the excellent bank statement
and promises OF passage this evening Of the supple
mental Treaty resolution failed to revive its droop
ing tendency. Just as the bank statement got into
the hands Of the early birds who figure for 1t nom
daybreak every Saturday, and therefore on this
occasion was supposed to be capable OF "making o
Market" the larger "bullsr gave orders to sell,
and stocks were ratified out at lively rate, but
the abundant Offering occasioned q more serious
decline than was anticipated In view Of the eX-
pected eject of the bank statement and the orders
had to be withdrawn. reaction followed, but the
disclosure of weakness had frightened or the timid
would.be buyers, and engagements were, there
FORE generally deferred until next week,
the lucrative prospects of stock investments
on the eve OF the ratification of
the Supplemental Treaty to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The stocks more particularly
pressed for sale were Northwestern, Pacific Mail
c. c. and l. c., Western Union and Boston, Hartford
and Erie. Harlem declined from 127 to 124.
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS
were generally steady. South Carolina new, Juy's,
were quiet ut IS and Tennessees at 1914.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
o.>ft ta nj, or DO dur aoy
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Died.

ALLAN.-At Fordham on Friday morning May "a,
ELIZABETH BURNS, widow OF Robert Allan, q native
of Scotland, in the 73d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, on Monday
afternoon, at three O'Clock, from the residence Of
her son-ln-aw, Alfred l.. Baker, Elm Cottage Ford
ham. Trains leave Forty-second street. Harlem de-
pot, at half-past two O'Clock.
ANTHONY.-On Saturday, May rs, after lingering
illness, JACOB ANTHONY in the 57th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are In
vted to attend the funeral services, from his late
residence, 1870 West Forty-irst street, ON Tuesday,
May %, at ten A. M.
BENJAMIN.-On Saturday, May rs, at his resi-
dence, 26l Madison avenue, JOSEPH BENJAMIN, In
the 10th year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BENsEI--0n Friday May "a, ERNEST, eldest son
of Brownlee and Mary NJ Bensel, In his 18th year.
Funeral services at the residence OF his parents,
Of 155th and avenue st. Nicholas, Monday,
May q, at three O'Clock p. M.
BLAUvELT.-On Friday, May "a, at midnight,
ELEANOR p, wife OF Martin H. Blauvelt, and only
child of Charlotte and the late William Fithian, in
the 23d year Of her age.
Funeral services at st. Chrysostum church. cor
ner of Seventh avenue and Thirty-ninth street, on
Monday, May y, at ten O'Clock A. M. Remains to
be taken to Evergreen Cemetery Newark, n. j., for
interment
Newark papers please copy.
BLAUvEE.-On Friday, May "a, MARY A. BLAU-
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from No. 2s2 Livingston
street, Brooklyn on Monday afternoon, at
half-past two O'Clock.
BodER.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May a. OF
smdupOA, w LILLIAN BUYER, JT., son Oh w lllam ana
Catharne Boyer, aged 70 years, months and Is
days.
BoLRArH.-on Friday, May "a, 1872, after a long
and severe illness, CATHARINE BoLRATH, beloved
wife of Theodore Borath.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence 229
East Ffty-sccond street, this Sunday afternoon,
at one O'Clock.
BRADY.-On Thursday, May 90, OF pneumonia
CARRIE L., eldest daughter Of Abner and Deborah
Brady
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday
May 70, at four O'Clock p. NJ, from the Washington
Square Reformed church.
BRowN.-On Friday, May "a, 1872, at West New
Brighton, 3. l., WILLIE, infant son OF Richard A.
and Martha Brown, aged 25 days.
me remains Will be taken to Albany for inter-
ment.
BuEL.-On Thursday, May 20, 1872, DAVID BUEL
0ate OF Chicago) aged so years.
BUTLER.-In Brooklyn on Friday, May ~; FAME
b., daughter of Henry II. and Eliza ). Buter, aseo
6years months and days. 80, 49,,
Funeral will take place at the Moravlan cnurch,
New Dorp, 5. l., on Sunday, May 20, at TWO O'CLOCK
p. M. , x,
CoNNERTY.-Tn Jersey City, on saturday, May
25 of heart disease, THOMAS, son OF Bernard ana
Catharine Connerty, aged IL years, 10 months and
days. -, . :.
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THE ENGLISH oLIGARCHY ABUSED.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Can 1t be possible that the poltroons who are at
the head of our national government at Washing:
ton can so far forget their high position as the
representatives and servants Of the American
people as to sink the station and themselves into
the lowest cesspool of disgrace and dishonor at the
menaces Of the English olgarchy DO they fail to
feel the public pulse9 Can they not comprehend the
tone OF public feeling and sentiment in this country
on the Alabama claims question? We look in vain
at the muddled state ofthat question for an alrma
tive answer However deplorable war may be-
risk nothing when ! say that nine-tcnths OF the
American people would rather have war with all its
evils and its horrors, than to yield one ota to the
dictation Of the English government. Nationa
honor and dignity far preferable to pounds ster
ling, or the Washington Treaty, so called. say
therefore, hold firmly on to the position assumed
by the government OF this country and the people.
Let the Alabama question and consequential
damages and all go to the Geneva Tribunal for final
settlement. War Is far preferable to the position OF
the nation which has backed down at the badger
ing and dragooning OF the English Para-
ment. Let the Grant administration, in
stead Of going through this backing down
te stocKs m @ class ron ar sp
strengthen the forts throughout the country and
perfect the torpedo system.
meet the approval OF the man OF one idea at the
head OF the Treasury who cracks his Treasury whip
In the OF his satellites and minions as the sig
nal to new acts Of plumber and robbery to be added
to the lnterminable list OF sp0liationa. The Trea-
sury spies who nfest the country let loose upon
the people generally, and upon the small manufac-
turers In particular, who by some hook crook,
are beguiled into some technical violation OF the
revenue meshes, and thus, "havng no rights which
white man is bound to respect" are hurried of to
prison and part OF their hard-earned effects go
into the pockets Of the scoundres who do the dirty
work. while the balance rolls into the plethoric cof
fers OF the oneidea man, who coolly turns the key
on 1t and there holds 1t, at the expense OF our
merchant marine, our navy, our forts, &C., all OF
which are sunken TO contemplate proportions,
while he Is fondy imagining himself q nnancier and
statesmen. A truce to the day of small things
small men. small heads, minim and minnow states
men. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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SUPERIOR COUaT-sPECIAL TERM.

BY Judge william Il. Curtis.
Maurice s. Wood Vs. Sarah j. Wood.-RepOrt of
referee confirmed and divorce granted.
Tobias Simon VS.. The Narragansett Fire and
Marine Insurance COmpany.-Motion granted I'M
less plaintiff SHALL i'm five days from entry Of order,
serve ON defendant copies of printed case.
Thomas $. Cowan VS.. George w. Mittnacht.-See
memorandum on papers.
Francis Cronin vs. Reuben w. Howes ct al.-MO-
ton denied.
A. f. BrodOy vs. st. Louis Life Insurance Com
pany-Order granted.
Sidney Smith vs.. Jarvis Smith-Reference
granted.
Thomas Smell Vs. Maurice Virguis.-Order
granted.
Joseph Taurrig vs.. julius Hart.-Reference
granted.
Patrick O'Reilly vs. John Glass ct al.-Order
granted.
Samuel NJ Richard vs.. julius A. Robinson.-Mo-
ton granted.
Charles S. King vs. julius A. Robinson. -Motion
granted.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BALLER--CARPENTER.-O Monday May 90, by
the Rev. James Miett, GEORGE Il. BALLER to Miss
KATE X. CARPENTER, all of this city.
Norfolk Val, st. John IN. b. and Philadelphia
papers please copy.
BARRETT-CARROLL.-On Monday, May 20, by the
Rev. James Millett, at his residence, GEORGE BAR
RErT, late Of Buffalo, to Miss JOSEPHINE CARROLL,
all of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, on Wednesday,
WILLIAM MCCLEAvE, Eighth regiment of cavalry,
United States Army, to Miss MARY CROoKE, of
Brooklyn, second daughter Of the late Thomas
Crooke ESQ.,, Enniskillcn, Ireland
NoRTHRop-SouLE-At Jersey City, on Thursday,
May %, by the Rev. $. NJ. Rice, JOHN g. NoRrHRop
Soue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-26
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE IN JERSEY.

Statistics OF the liquor houses In Hoboken, re-
Gently collected by Oficer Hayes, show that there
at present in that city less than 228 stores in
which Intoxicating drinks are sold-an increase OF
eight over the number of last year. AS the p0pua-
beer house for every 100 inhabitants. There are
only twelve churches in Hoboken, and on the
liquor shops.
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Balance OF n Contract.
IMPORTANT TO BILL POSTERS.

In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday morn
ing Patrick Gallagher was arragned on charge OF
posting bills of the White Star line OF steamers on
a bill board in Twenty-ninth street. near Third ave.
nue. the property OF the Olympic Theatre. Mcssrs
Howe and Hummel appeared for the defence, and
on the case being called, moved the discharge OF
their client on the ground that the board on which
the bill or bills are alleged to have been posted
itself encroached on the city property to the extent
OF an inch and quarter, and further, that it was
erected on its present site without the least shadow
OF authority from the city government, in conse-
quence OF which IL Is public property, and any and
ut.
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CITY COURT.
Suit on n Promissory Note.
Before JudUe McCue.

Before Judge McCue.
Henry Ullyett vs.. II. Otis Hall, william P. Jack
son and s. v. French.-The plaintiff brought suit
for $780, the amount OF promissory note for ninety
days given by the first two defendants and en-
dorsed by French. Plaintiff said the note went to
protest and that he notified French OF the fact. The
defence denied having had proper notice. The ver-
dict was In favor Of plaintiff.
Balance OF n Contract.
Michael Nolan brought suit against Amelia Z.
Burns to recover the balance OF contract. The
jury rendered q verdict In his favor for $3575. A
motion for q new trial has been denied.
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Total earnings since April l.. s. 1913 10 $3.50 10
Increase for week.. Observation-Disclosures. 65513
Increase for seven weeks to date. ........ 566591
THE IMPORTS THE WEEK.
The total imports OF foreign merchandise, in
Guiding dry goods at this port for the past week
amounted to $9,S59,023.
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning Of the year,
For the aceek. 1870 1871. 1872.
Entered at port. $1,6655s0 $2,131,61O $1,96.107
Thrown on market 1,S23,274 l,9S7,750 1,847,990
Since JAM l.
Entered at port. 440719 77 $3.50 s3s 65 1856
Thrown on market AZ, $50 $685. 1862 65, 728
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME C0UnT-SpEClAL TERM.
Application for an Injunction.
Before Judge Pratt.

Application for an Injunction.
Before Judge Pratt.
Emma Keutgen, Of Edgewater owns several lots
and buildings in the village of Edgewater. In the
rear of her property Is lot owned by Thomas Nc
Laughlin. Yesterday she applied to Judge Pratt for
an injunction to restrain Mclaughlin from making
an excavation, on the ground that he was shaking
the foundations OF her buildings The defendant
stated that he was digging cellar only. Judge
Pratt reserved his decision.
Decision.
Hopkins vs.. Port Huron and Cape Washington
Railroad Company. Judgment for plaintiff for de-
livery Of stock and for costs.
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A Respite for VOgt.

The chances Of Carl Vogt seemed hopeless enough
in consequence OF the action OF Judge Blatchlord in
dismissing the writ of habeas corpus. 1t ascer-
tanned that vogt was to have been shipped at three
O'Clock for Brussels, where he would be tried, I'M
doubtedy, not for having stolen bonds in his pos
session, but for the murder OF the Chevaer Blanca.
His counsel, as q last resource hurried before
Judge Curtis, OF the Superior Court, at O'Clock,
and applied for another writ OF habeas corpus,
which was granted just in time to stop the trans
pOrtation OF VOgt, who was about to be conveyed
on board the steamer at HOboken, Mr.. sullivan
appeared for the people. The writ was made re-
turnable on Monday at one =. NJ. And so the mat
ter stands for the present
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The Cold Board adjourned at three O'Clock, pre-
rcedent which will be the rule for the remaining
Saturdays Of the summer season.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The depostors Of the late Ocean Bank will be
paid further dividend of 20 per cent and after
Monday.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares New York. 1870; Manhattan, 151K; Mer-
chants, lis; Mechanics, 1876; America, 153H; Pho
nix, 1o4K; Tradesmen's 1852; Fulton 1866; Butchers
and Drovers', 1907 Mechanics and Traders, 1907
Merchants Exchange, os Seventh Ward, 1902; State
of New York, 100; Commerce, us; American Ex-
change, 113; Bank of the Republic, ICY; Bank OF
North America, 1861; Hanover, 1o5; Irving, 127k
Metropolitan, 1857; Peoples 145; Nassau, 1929
Shoe and Leather, 1885, Corn Exchange, 127; Con-
tinental 95z; st. Nicholas, 114k Marine, 165 ;
Commonwealth, 80; Importers and Traders, 1884,
Park, 1917; Manufacturers and Merchants 1oo
New York National Exchange, OF; Central National,
1o3; Fourth National, ia Ninth National, Ill.
THE RAILWAY BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railway