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Dallas County.


Dallas County.
90 acres, 5 miles southeast OF lIuichins, tho
Ann stokes survey, prairie and timber; price,
10 per acre. t4
$40 acres, 10 miles southeast of Dallas, part
of the CIV. Shaw suNey, timber; price, "
per acre. ..r
lsi acres, imilcs northwest az Dallas, part
Of the Il. Denton survey, timber price, - per
acre. "a ~ sN...
~ acres, 10 miles southwest OF Dallas, the
J, y Jones survey, prairie and timber; price,
60 acres 10 miles northwest OF Dallas, tim
Der, s. per acre.
80 acres, 10 miles west OF Dallas. part Of the
Thomas Collina survey, prairie; q per acre.
lN acres, "A miles east Of Dallas, the VIM.
Bryan survey, timber; Is per acre.
l0 acres, miles north Of Dallas part OF the
bledsoe survey, prairie, nj so per acre.
JS acres, Z miles south OF Dallas, part of the
Levi Dixon league, prairie ami timber, u
Z ~ per acre. tht.i
l7J acres, Smiles south of Dallas, part of the
Lnvi DIXON league, prairie, NJ " 50 per acre.
Slv acres, Il miles east Of Dallas, the Corne-
Illus Ncrnay survey, prairie, at ~ per acre.
" acres, 3 miles west OF Dallas, part OF The
d. 4. Leonard survey, at 81 90 per acre.
~ acres, miles west Of Dallas, part of the
ID. \. Leonard survey, at s. 30 per acre. ~
l60 acres, miles northwest of Dallas, part
of the u. Derbin survey, timber, al u 10 per
acre.
l73acres, II miles east NJ Dallas, part OF the
J Johnson survey, prairie, at 81 10 per acre.
lS2,y acres, II niles east oil Dallas, part OF
the W. Laiitham survey timber, at ~ per acre,
100 acres, Y miles southwest Oi Dallas, part
OF the W. W. herrell survey, prairie, az ~ ID
per acre,
$40 acres, o. miles southwest Of Dallas, part
OF the Harvey Clark survey, prairie and Tim
her, at ~ - per acre.
1l71t acres miles south OF Dallas, part of
the A. IL. Howard survey, prairie and timber,
&2O acres, 0 miles northwest of Dallas, part
of the Il. Grockett survey, prairie and Timber,
ats 20 per acre
FARMS Is DALI.As COUNTY.
/ 100 acres, 0 miles east Of Rreukinridse, y.
Mop survey, Oacres in cultivation, At en- per
tacre.& ri kE ~ MEtM AKA
I $50 acres, miles north OF Dallas, 100 acres
In cultivation, good orchard, ut 5000.
30 acres, . miles southwest Of Dallas, ~
acres IN cultivation, 10 acres pasture, GOOD
dwelling, tenant houses, barn, stable, ETC.;
gin, small SAW and grist mill; al $500.
10 acfes,6 miles northwest Of Dallas, W
acres IN cultivation, two-story house, at 81, 900.
$50 acres miles north Of Dallas 10 acres
In cultivation, at So 81 per acre.
Tarraat County.
Ign acres, patented 10 Clark & Bryan, q,
1915 acres, IN the name of y. Houston, at 81
per acre.
lo0 acres, 10 miles southwest Of Port Worth,
part of the j. Gillel0n survey, prairie, NJ ~
per acre.
luo acres, 10 miles east of Fort Worth, the
Fannin survey, at ~ per acre.
100 acres, IS miles southwest OF Dallas, the
Mckinney & Williams survey. prairie, NJ "
per acre.
10 acres, . miles south Of Pmt worth, 80
acres IN cultivation, orchard and hedge fence;
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Escurheh " W. =" ssees""s
Company A, First Battalion National Guard,
gave their nrst annual excursion to Leesburg,
y, N, IN. oar, n, An,p., Thev left their ar.
mory at $50, and proceeded TO VIM. IL. shorters,
ESQ.,, where they met the rest OF the honorary
members and Major Charles D. Fisher, COM
m,ndcr NJ tho .ccond battnlIop. a,so q. II. Wi.
u mss, ~. ~. NJ ,nav - ,hs,a 1ro,
MALI 'o M wna,, ~ ,hs potomae Ferry Gom.
nans AMI amhsrsed Tor k,exandria. arriving a,
pany, hhu e"p"seu w a..',hh ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02
ON HER MUSCLE.

I
A Yssnx Lady Amer q Gess-srissesss I've
wespens-As Arrest and scese-Ths
wrors p.r,v p,i,.
VI irnnsyNhnia avenue, nsAI I.u !.
| hotel OF not exceedingly large aocommoua-
tons, which rejeices IN the name Of the Empire
bouse and Ia nrcslde1 over bv one Mr. King the
nsnn,,.,as Amons ,ns I'D, snss,s N ma honss
pVp.'e.o,, n'ss ~. y -.
-snd there are shiu 70 % seVeIh-WMh hiss
tentions 10 rood iooks more 10 winning vays.
ard vbo su,In, . .omevb., extepded ma an IN
.AsS. s.,.s s s....''.s ..a.- -,
toWn mas ooss'en many conquesu among pus-
ness men and married men. the peculiar objects
Of her game, however, being BcnedIcts. some
,Ime since sbe entrsnped ! veIl.tnovn restau.
TIME s'nce snu enusppe" ..', -
rant keeper on seventh street. Ss'nce ieH tne
clty,l and the couple were found by his wife In
room together, the result Of which IL pending
suit for divorce.
Inc gentleman IN queseoa, po.''ov 'n,vusa
her agency orexuavasance,didn not succeed very
well In business, and a. q natural consequence
w.. a,,cc ,oo.ed .ho,, ,oy 4 trc.n v,c,,r, H.
w ass.,nr. An M. ,o.nao, -. ..,,.oa, 4.
ner enuua''.s " WI, ,o.Pos. WY .ssnoa "
not known 10 tne reporter, out Yesterday she
az a nghter. Il app.ars that Alice who occ,.
o,..ns -. 1T ,s,,.s. ~, - 80. ~.
Nonaiy uoes suon tn'nss, gov rev urinns voc
many yesterday, and, while In q lively condition,
for some reason, real or faneied took Il into hel
head that n vus a du,y she owed herself and ms
.s...''...,,. a., -, -, % s...s,s ..s,,s..
nlenn, ana sue proceeueu nuo IN mos'
or,ginh, msnner. ...,,u =, A.
meeuns MN " one p, ,"r paomu raor ., t ,e
marks mt quite inc thing fcr poiite ear; sne
lnenl no, sasneu, w sp,,irL .no y g.n
ILL., ~ nanu, a Inr IN s,,nr sr,entia,s,,,
eyasins the shot, he beat bssty and successful
suta NY, m , .nra, 20, ~. s,.,,,v M,
h ne nns ea NAM ,nsd yar ,ne ~cn, s,yrcs ~"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02
BATTLa In THE AIR.
A Terrific Combat Betwcca Tive Rseky
Msuutnin EaHies.

Nisustain Essics.
A most terrific battle between two birds,
says the Virginia (Ncv) Aontdnidn Of the
18th, occurred between two large brown
eagles In the vicinity Of the lakes above vir-
ginia on isst Wednesday evening. When frst
noticed the birds were soaring, one above the
other, at an altitude Of perhaps thrcc-fourths
Of mile, aud seemed on o sail for pleasure.
Presently the uppermost bird, closing Its
broad wings, shot downward like meteor
for two or three hundred feet, and, with
wild, piercing scream, Lit fairly upon the
back Of the other bird. Turning with the
rapidly Of lightning tho victim clutched Its
| adversary with talons and bcak, and fierce
struggle cnsued. The savage yclls, the strik-
ing VI huge wings, and showers Of falling
feathers, gave unmistaksble evidence Of the
fcrocity with which the contest was waged.
As they fought they fell earthwards, and
when within Ave hundred feet Of the ground
/ they became disentangled and each swooped
upwards again. Now followed an interesting
trial as to which should FIRST gain sufficient
altitude to make another plunge. The cir
cling Of the smaller was rapid and close,
while that Of his antagonist was made with
| greater limits, and his ascension was quickest
accomplished. The largest eagle was soon
fully one half mile high, and some hundreds
\ Of feet above his victim. lowering In mid
air for q moment as II making cure Of his
aim, ne again darted down upon his enemy,
striking him as before with force that
seemed sufficient to Kill of itself. Again they
grappled and fought like winged demons
whirllng, falling and striking furiously for
the space of two or three minutes. They
were now near the largest Of the lakes, and
gradually descending to the water. The
struggles OF the smaller became less and less
fierce; he was getting weak and was evil
IDENTIFY nearly vanqulshed, while his more
i powerful AuKrcssOr sceulod 70 Wagc the bat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Yesterday noon, as Miss Molle Parker, step
daughter OF Geo. q. Henning, clothier, on Sew
enth street, bright young lady OF seventeen
summers, was driving alone In her phaeton from
the residence OF her father-in-law, at Cookies
village, on Georgetown Heights, the horse took
fright at the large steam roller belonging 70 our
Concrete Paving Company, while passing along
the Avenue, between Seventeenth aud Elgh-
teenth streets, and ran away. Miss Parker drove
the frightened animal for two squares win q
degree Of nerve highly comlnandable aud worthy
Of the stronger sex. Turning the corner OF FIJI
tenth street, however, the front wheel OF the
phaeton struck the carriage Of DR.. Ford and
shlyered the hub, throwing the fair occupant
into the mud OF the newly-watered street. Miss
Parker slid for several feet and struck her right
temple agalns. tbs railroad track, DR.. Ford and
others rendered prompt aid, and she was car
Red into the adjacent drug store OF J. IL. ThOmp-
son, where the mud was carefully WISHED OF,
and II was ascertalned that the young lady had
sustained No serious injuries, although she was
fearfully nervous. The horse continued down
town with The pToLcn vehicle, and was arrested
by the crow.
This IA Il 'hlrd time the REPUBLICAN, has
ChrOnloled y "ay ncoldeuts from fright
caused by thes, IN rollers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02
NEW NORTHERN MARKET.
Meetin8 srthe Csmmissisu-The wsrk Co.
Ing On.


Ing On.
A meeting OF the mArket-house commission
was held yesterday at the Governors once. Pres.
eut, Messrs. Thompson, Campbell, Bursely. Brew
er, Gray, Wall, and Hail.
The contract with Thomas Lewis for the cree
ton Of the market building on square No. 90
(Corcorau square) for tSs,6sT, was read by Mr..
Wali and signed By the members Of the commits
sion present.
A communication was received from Alex. X.
Shepherd, transmitting list OF all bills audited
and passed by the Board OF Public Works on the
occasion OF the erection OF the Northern market
house, amounting In full to ti2,l3i.45.
On motion OF MI. Campbell, the bills were re-
turned To the board.
Mr.. Campbell stated that, inasmuch as the
Board OF Public Works had to the credit Of the
commission s., 900, he moved that all Outstand-
ing bills be referred to this board. Adopted.
Mr.. Gray, from the committee to whom wn
referred the detailed statement OF the revenues
from the sale Of stalls 10 the Northern Market,
a. submitted by the superintendent OF the mar
ket, reported that he had found them TO be cor
rect. Adopted.
The Chair presented bill from Mr.. Forsyth
OF 500 for services rendered In surveying. Or
dered to be paid In bonds.
bill OF tl6.26 from Thomas N. Plowmap, Ar
chitect, for plans, specifications, &c., was pre-
sented, aud on motion OF Mr.. Campbell ne was
allowed per cent. on the Seventh-street wing,
and the whole amount ordered TO be psid In
bonds.
Mr.. Campbell, froufAthe building committee,
reported progress in work on the building. Ad-
juurned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

A meeting Of the Burns club was held last
night at Gardner's gallery, with full attendance
OF members, the president W. H. Smith. In
the chair, and l.. Gardner, secretary. The
library committee submitted q report, and pre-
scented the association, as the fruits OF their
labor, with several very rare editions OF Burns.
They were instructed 70 make the necessary ar
'rangements for the purchase OF other editions
which cannot be had In this country. They have
also made arrangements for q course OF seven
lectures during the coming season on Scottish
subjects. After the transaction OF routine busi-
neaa the club adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Last night, about II O'Clock, q number Of the
personal and political friends OF Mr.. WIN. Ever
million called at his residence, on K, between
llighth and Ninth streets southwest, and ten
dered him u complimentary serepade on his re-
nomination. After the Marine band performed
several choice selections, the gentleman acknOwl.
edged the compliment, and returned thanks for
IL. There were quite number present, and the
episode was decidedly pleasant one,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02
TIE REFORM SCHOOL.

Meeting Of the heard OIL Trustees. L.
The boar,l OF trustees Of the Reform school
met at the once OF Edward Clark, architect OF
the Capitol, on yesterday at II O'Clock. The re-
siguation OF Mrs. X. A. Mosher as matron wns
received and accepted, and Mrs. L. A. Howe was
appointed her successor, 70 date from septep-
Der /.
Alexander Schultz was discharged.
The superintendent made several recomme1-
ture, which were referred to the executive COM
mittee.
the estimate for appropriations for the cnsn-
ing year was presented and approved.
A communication was read from u. Murphy
and others requesting the release OF John nr-
phy. The president was authorized 70 repY 20
said petition, denying request aud inclosteG Q
copy OF report OF the superintendent OF the
school In case Of said John Murphy.
The establishment Of new family was au'hor-
lied ~ soon as the bulldlpgs will allow H.
N. Sargent ESQ.,, and Y. w. Howe, suparin-
tendent, were elected delegates 20 tho Prison
Reform Congress, 10 convene at 81. Louis some
time 10 May next.
resolution was adopted requesting the Com
missioner OF Education 10 furnish copies Of the
International Penitentiary Congress Of London
and Baltimore to members Of the board who have
not already been supplied.
The superintendent, Mr.: Y. ". Howe, was
granted leave Of absence for 10 days.
The appointment OF q physician was suggested
and indefinitely postponed. B..
The president OF the board, N. Sargent, ESQ.,,
was authorized and requested 10 visit the re-
f0rmatories Of New England, Of the expense OF
the institution. The board then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02
RIOT AT HUNTINGTON.
Rowdies Break Up n Washinates Ekcu
sion-Two Men Shot.

sion-Two Men Shot.
Yesterday morning q large party OF colored
citizens started on the train for days pleasure
at Huntington by attending picnic given under
the auspices OF an organization known as the
Twilight Aid Society No. |. After their arrival
At the ground all went we'll and the whole as
semblage seemed to enjoy themselves hugely
until about O'Clock, when a party Of coiored
roughs, who had probably gone out for the pur-
pose, got drunk and started nght. In few
moments the most intense excitement prevailed,
men were shouting and swearing. women crying
aud screaming, and then above this din was
heard the sharp report OF pistols. followed by q
scatter. The hight continued for some time,
pistols, knives, and razors being freely shown
and used, and the result was that two men,
named Richard Riker and Samuel Grey, were
shot and wounded, the former In the leg and the
latter In the stomach, and several others cut and
beaten.
After time quiet was restored, but all the
pleasures OF the day being broken up large
majority took the early train and returned TO the
city. Word OF the occurrence was sent to MsJ
Richards, and he at once ordered detail OF ON
GERS OF the Eighth precinct to meet the train at
the Navy Yard, and, II necessary, arrest the tur.
bulent Ones,a process. however, they did not con.
slider essential, and all was quiet when the party
reached home. The wounded men were taken
In charge by their freuds and removed to theil
homes,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Tho Board OF Public Works ordered the fol-
lowing improvements yesterday: For terracing
on street, between Fifth and Seventh north
west; for grading grayeiing, paving cutters and
putting In two pipe culverts, with necessary ma
sonry, on Columbia road, between Boundary
street and Fourteenth street road; Tor grading
gravelng, setting curb and laying Sidewalk on
street. from Second street 70 Maryland avenue
northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

There was no testimony taken by the commit
tee on magistrates and constables yesterday.
Constable L. =. Graves called to say that he sup
posed his bond was perfectly good until two
years from the date when last Med. lie believed
that the Supreme Court had so decided, and he
Intended to make 4 test case In order 10 de-
termine the exact meaning and intent Of the law.
lie did not wish TO renle his bonds, because he
watched, and inquired into and investigated as
though he was thief. Mr.. Graves Ia also q dep
uty marshal OF the Supreme Court, and his bust.
meas - Q constable Ia altogether secondary
matter. He seemed to think II was very unjusl
In the REPUBLICAN 70 lay down the law with st
much emphasis, when II was altogether new
even with In the precincts Of the court.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02
TIE wORKINGMEN.
| Meeting

Meeting Of the AmaIgamated Carpenters.
The Washington branch Of AmAlgamated
House Carpenters and Joiners held regular
meeting last evening at Mechanics hall; Mr.. j.
7. Whitmore, president, In the chair, and @. W.
C1rbett secretary.
The meeting proceeded to the election OF a
president, check steward, and doorkeeper, and
the following were chosen: For the nfst position,
j. Y. WhltmOre; for the second. WIN. Hazel, and
to the latter, David Brannan. Mr.. A. l.. Schultz
was elected an auditor for the term Of six
months.
Messrs. Daniel Murphy, Charles Casserly, Thos.
Cory, John J. Mccartney, and J.W, Fergus were
elected members. Propositions for membership
were received from Francis ID. Blake, Thomas
McMann, and Lewis L. Black.
Mr.. Alexander Slmms was transfErred from
the central branch Of New York to the ont IN
this city.
After the transaction OF other routine business
the meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Yesterday morning oricer Dnsmore, Of the
Seventh precinct arrested colOred man on the
charge OF theft. The man was drunk at the time,
and had In his possession bundle Of clothing
and a set OF ladies' furs, which he was Offering
for sale. II0 was taken to police hcadquirtui
aud locked up for q nearing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

One OF the nneat black LEAD pencils IN the
market are those manufactured by the well.
known Dixon. The entire work is done by ma.
chinery, and thus the same tone, style and nDish
arc pac vi on each Those who use Dl&0n'i
pencils once invariably Try " set them second
tune.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

The circular recently sent out by the Board OF
Fire Commissioners TO the chief engineers OF the
leading cities, suggesting convention at m
early day, Is being generally responded to. ThuS
far about twenty replies have been received, and
All agree that the proposed meeting, where an
Intelligent discussion OF practical men could be
held, would prove very beneficial. Neither tho
New YORK or Boston men have yet slRnlned their
when time aud place arc definitely agreed upon
they will DC On baud
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Attention Ia called to the advertisement In an-
other column relative TO the festival for the ben
eat OF the above worthy and charitable institu-
ton. The Knights OF Tara have taken great In
torest Ia this festival, and no doubt IL Will bc
one VI the best conducted Affairs Of the season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Levi p. Luckey, ESQ.,, and family returned to
the city yesterday from springdale, near Lin
coin, Loudoun county, Va, where they have
number Of Washing tonians have spent the heated
torn at this most delightful retreat. Among the
number were Mrs. senator Sargent, Mlss Nellie
Sargent; Mrs. Bushrod Robinson, Misa Mald
and Master Eugene Robinson; Thomas W. II.
Clarke, Misses Ballie and Agnes Clarke; Mrs.
Joseph Mcfarland and two children; Mrs. saml
Eills, Miss Mzzie, Masters Willie and Sammie
Kills; Mrs. II. G, Windsor, Mas Eva Windsor;
Mrs.. Campbeu, Miss Campbell; Mr.. aud Ms.
Townsend, ~. Wliam Iownssna' n, Mt In n.
Mr.. i. T. Nichols, the proprietor, Ia one OF the
most accomplished landlords In the State Of vir-
ginia, and has made Springdale one OF the most
delightful summer resorts In the State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02
STATE ASSOCIATIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRGINIA.
Nies,ins OF the State Associations Last
Night.
VIRGINIA.


I...
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speeches BY Hon. Joseph seHar, JndSe
Riley, OF virninia. and Judae Brswn, Of
80 ~. c...,-. E.,.,. 1n...s tn.
ea se Csmpnhn rsuy oPe'e"-f"o
Skies Bright and Victory Assured.
The Virginia Republicans Of the District met
last evening in C,arte,s hall. T. w corry. presI-
dan, N ,ho ,n.,, nsy,a,on ...,e,.r,
'en' :" t"o '.an, ~. ~ y, 49,,
MI. seear, chairman o. inc campaign comnlt-
| tee, stated that he would expect that committee
70 meet him ut his once to-day at O'Clock D. IN
- aon.,,, .,o,, r.,.ng funds for tho cam palgn'
"Vvusus aoo ~. 49,. -, -. a., !. 80
ior tne,e Wa w vs. ~ uynh !" y, IN, 90, ~.
test 10 virginia WITHOUT money ~ oou'u ho' w
| uono. N r ..,u ,...u .,,o,,,o, :.
Mt n ~. nhyloI, nasins ueyn paaisnoS
mcmpet oI tue campaign cVnmnu.e f.ss.sm.u
his position on the executive committee, the two
omees pelng ihcomPauoie unuer tun oons'""-
| uon. Av,cep.eu' ,,,.. ~, A..
| Coionei regar moved 'nath coinn.lee y, NV
the president, secretary and three others, be sp-
poin.eu 70 solicit Mo nnu vo-opofauon nrun sis,
ter hepuvncan assoclauVns W uo Dissc' y,
In Virginia. a..
het u,scuss !, uy Mes' ses,n ono '',,,,
s anu S.o'nwen y was ysl,Ieu, snu she .on,nl.
a ~ Mann,n Y NJ iSv,cr ana 4 \ 'koi,aw
sabs.s,n,,ona were n onae .,si,a,i for ,am.
a,,,, S,,,s ~, s.,,,s ~, .a,n y;
Pa,gn purposes, tnas frsat- ~ ~, a, fsr.ng =,
,ho,.sns Nary. yirg,n,ans In ina Wst,,s, ~
sn'a III nsn,o, ,hs' ~, nv , W
m ,,ps, ~ ~ ,, sAes,o' '"a' WV "'J 'u"'s'
~ sn vv nv seI,. co,one, seo,, o,x ,o, An,
onr ~, NJ. re,,ncs y, Inv n,sn -
,,n y, ~ o,var,,nn y, Irn,nsns ~ vh,,,,
No 90. ~ mswber ami vent IN N asv that n Nv
mn,sJ MIN of IN. goo'i Mi Wb,y ,,avs' vben
wnnr ~, MAJ unown tnr many years was os,e N
| ,na sn,as, mon In 1he land - 1881 "' WV w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Arrangements have been made by the board
Of police for the construction Of the new police
telegraph, and It 10 expected that the work vii
DO commenced In few days and completed Is
rapidly as possible.
The Improvement Is one very necessary, and
when completed will be OF great benent 70 the
Oiilcers and citizens.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

Thomas 4. wagaaman will sell comfortable
clshtroom house on ], between North Capitol
and First streets east.
Green Williams will sell q three-story brick
dwelling on Eighth street west, between And
N streets north. Also, real estate In the county
OF Washington,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-02

No. bio seventh street opposite the Post once
deposits remaining for one calendar month or
longer. Three pcr cent per annum paid on the
average daily balances Of accounts, subject to
check ut sight. Deposits made on or before Sep-
tember Q draw interest from September I. Trus-
tees individually liable for deposits. Call for .
CODY OF the regulations.