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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-11

REMARKABLE CURE .--Onc Of tho most
s1emarhable cares which has como under our
observation lately. was told Us on Thursday
last A young gentlemen lately returned
from the West. suffering from.dispepsia, and
hearing that Dr., Fant's tonic .bitters Was q
specific, procured bottle, which he placed
upon the mantel piece Of his room From
that time 10 the present he has felt none OF
his old symptoms. lie did not even draw
the stopper. If there is virtue in look
ing at these celebrated bitters, how much
must there be in taking them.
W. ?. RUSSELL Cola another column
will be found highly interesting description
of the model establishment of the firm just
named. which we copy from the Charleston
News 4 Courier. We like 70 notice and cncour-
age well directed efforts, and in this particular
instance take much pleasure in inviting at.
tcntion 10 the article. The couvenicnceS
afforded by this firm are many, and decided
ly advantageous TO builders, and to all such
who contemplate the erection of new houses,
or who wish 10 finish or bcautify old ones,
we cannot do better than Offer them the
advice that they communicate with McSsrS
Russell & Co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-11

The CRoPs.-The representations as 10
the cotton crop in consequence Of the very
heavy and repeated rains, are many and
ominous, but while we hear many gloomy
accounts, yet there are others of more
cbee,ing character. The heavy rains have
not been general or widespread, and "hlie IN
some sections the lands have been "asAeo'
and in some the grass is getting the upper
hand of the farmer and his forces, IN other
places, happy reports are brought IN that all
is well. grass cleaned out and cotton IN a
healthy condition. There is no doubt how
ever, that there must be q falling OF to some
extent. All the while though that cotton is
the prime subject on which some gloom ana
others rejoice, we hear but little OF the corn
nrospect We trust this part Of the crop IS
doing we'll, for we feel deeply interested as 10
its condition. and if not too late earnestly pray
that few more acres be put in.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-11

ROANOKE CoL1EGE.-We acknowledge
recs;nt OF O. catalogue OF Roanoke College,
Salem Va, also handsomely printed copy
of the Microcosm, published Biennia!ly oy
the secret fraternities of Roanoke WIN 'ne
compliments of undergraduate, L: Wright
Bsaenbaugh, Of the Sc 1ior class. From the
sosssaaeue we are pleased to notice that there
q ssr course no less than lo'' ohS ~. "
81 aber however. from his STATE,
edenbaugb, OF Prosperity IN THIS
Daniel Hyler, of Lexington
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-11

Among the many evidences Of the growth
aud prosperity OF Charleston there is none
perhaps, more cheering or more complete
than that which is afforded by the eX:eu-
siye fuc,ory Of GeSsrs. ". z. Russell 4 Co,
at the east end Of HaSc.
THE MAIN FACTORY
is located in a spacious building three
stories in height Upon the first floor, the
principal features is an immense lathe, upon
which huge stocks of timber are turned in
columns and pillars. There are also other
machines in preparing material for doors,
sashcs and blinds. The machinery of the
entire factory is driven BY powerful en-
CINE located on this floor, the boiler bring in
q fire proof Clubhouse adjoining. There is,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

RELIGIOUS FiGar.-On Easter Mon
day there was au election in .Haysville
70 choose Trustees FOR the Lathersn
church at that place, and beer flowing
pretty heeiy, john Hagen aud Johu
kiefner. two Of the members got into
- alteration, which led 70 blows, in
which Hagen was said to have come ont
second best Esq. Freyberger, the day
after. assesssed fine upon each Of them
OF SEQ for their fun. Rather expensive
for them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

~lngie's Circular Saw Mill, which
has been running for several months in
Crawford county, piling up lumber with
the expectation Of facilities for shipmen,
being supplied by the completion o. the
Louisville Z st. Louis road, passed
through Jasper yesterday, on its way to
PAoea, Gibson county. The nilure o,
the road to be completed has len thu
projectors with . quantity OF lu,ube,
On hard and no market. and - The,
Aset hotter leestisa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

We are DESTROYS Of publishing papar
which will advance the interests Of the
county in every way, and TO that end
request your assistance. We want you
to furnish any items which you think
will be OF interest la your locality, any
local events Of interest happening We
would he glad to hear of,--siso amy dis
coveries OF minerals, or other articles.
Remember, we cannot be every here At
the same time. and If you want a really
good paper. you can help make il so.and
at the same time bring your locality into
public notice. Short communications
are invited upon any subject. and for
those who have not been accustomed 10
writing for the public. We will cheer
fully correct any errors their manu-
script may contain. Send along the
items.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25
Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.

sniih's -vne Syrup has hesn eounierfsited. and
the essnterfsissr hroagh; 20 grief
anTrH's TONIC syRrP
The genuine srteie must have DIR John Bulls rrivs
Stamp sAch bottle DIR John Hull only has the RICH
nanufetu-~ and cell the original John smiihs TDnis
syrup. Of Louisville. Kentucky. ExAHire ell the lsfs
on each bottle II my private stamp 10 not on each
bottle do not purchase. or 70, ~iI he deceived
See my column advertisement. end my shos cara
gill prosecute any infringing my right TIE ssnu
Inc Smiths Tenis Syrup can only be prepared ~ ny
self
TSE PcSlc's assvaK5.
DK JOHN Bull.
-tIesisvilIe. Ks ntucky. Nay -. le73
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

NV BUSINESS. N. ii. Mehringer 4
Co., have added 10 their Planning Nil
the business VI furnishing Al necessary
mstcrials for building. nails, sash. glass
doors, lime. cement, shingles, &C., &C.
Thh win lie great convenience, - a
persou contemplating b~ilding will ne1
have to 60 to half dozen different pls-
Gee TO get the Inasesisls together. They
promise 10 cell cheap, too.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

Ut Everybody il commencing The
manner the work OH the streets is being
doue in Jasper. The most satisfactory
way VI commencing IL, would BE- to
thrust yssr hand in roar pocket pull
out and give some money "a help pay the
expenses Of continuing the work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

@Om next Thursday, May lst, the
County Board Of Education, composed
Of the County Examiner, Township
Trustees aud the School Trustees Of In
corpJ, sted towns, meets in the Grand
Jury room, to consider the wants Of the
schools Of the county. Every Trustee ID
expected 10 be present, and comply with
the law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

~ lsid0rc schumacher hss . dozen
good $50 horse road wagons. neatly
finished, aud the best painted in town,
ready for sale. Also new buggy or
Two, trimmed in tip Top style. IIr aims
10 keep them ON hand SO that person
wanting u buy eau take them righ,
along.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

U6 Ku~b bier il dispOsing this ~ ring
OF large number vi improved agricuI-
rsl implements 10 the farmers Of this
aud adjViuing counaje-- Lie has . good
AIOck Oh baud, sud Of the best quality
His drills, cultivsiors. the old buckeye
rsspers and mowers ETC.. are hard to
beaa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

orJOhm Bretx returned from Cincin-
hs.i this week, where he had been lay
ing in Q new addition 10 kuebler 4
Brett stMe goods. The new goods are
now arriving, sud Lri"g opened TO the
astouisi,ed gaze Of the admirimg crowd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

S-;Nr. Jos. Sermersl,eim and wife
have returned from Cincinnati, and are
now opening . mammoth stock "f goods
suitable for this locality. Having bees
IN the business for many years they
know just how aud wlnG 10 purchase
for the interest OF their CUSTOMERS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

~ various persons arc wanting TO
know, you know, who were alluded in "a
brace Of articles IN the Courier last
ve<k. "Mu,n" il the word, unless fur
ther developments make . different
nourseeueces sary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

PREACHING. - Rev. l.. Jones will
breach in the NJ. e. Church in Jasper on
nsxt Sabbath morning Mt lO4 o'clock,
and Rev. J. v. Moore 1t night. The
publie are cordially invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

rNeat Wednesday, Township Trus-
tee and School Trustees Of lncorpora-
ted towns must make report Of the emu
,nerstion to the County Examiner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

~ The moon changes Tomorrow
evening Ct 1 o'clock, which Is said to he
. good Indication of pleasant steady
weather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

uT Anybody whs wants to work has
no cause 10 complain in Jasper at pres
AA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

RYExaminer Brundick will be here
m wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
,n business connected with his Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

~ sr-rov-s--s Sent free sry --s.s
s,r rr-.s A6dres. NRe n nErHER- Hsssr.r. "a
v.v~N ~ - la
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-04-25

~ On, yes, plant shade tree or two
in front Of your residence, and sec how
Il will look.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
As LrcK Morlp nAlE II.

For an instant Denny Breeze believed that
his last hour had come
10 swim, encountered with all his clothes,
in such IA sea as was running was impossible.
How then did denny escape
By the yuriest accident in the world.
All Ithe IN flnrnt he was lifted from the
deck. prclininnry 10 his being hurled over
the bulwafl>s, his feet caught in portion OF
the hau per 10 which reference has been
made. one Of his legs, in fact, became
enanalrd in The coils of sheet, in
such way Us 10 hold hIm fast
TnDn reaching the waite, therefore, he
was by no means clear of the schooner, as
III, elc,nie, supposed, To the contrary, he
remained attached To the vessel by rope
more than an inch in diameter, and perceived
that he was being lGwtd gently through the
water alongside, keeping pace with the
schooner.
The long-boat was already in the water
The schooner had been left under such easy
sail, with view to this desertion, that her
progress through the water was scarcely per-
ceptible.
s-..Isn't there any spoil aboard y asked Bill
Mnrlinr. who had been chosen to stand next
TO Buncle in charge OF the expedition.
Il know there is specie aboard, said Bum
Gle, reileclivcly. "But where the specie Is
stored is beyond my knowledge.
"Pete ought to know all about that point,
suggested Marling, "since he Is always IN
the calm.
eyes, and does, boss, said Pete, with a
grin of pleased importance
Fetch it up, then Immediately" COM
manded Buncle
In five minutes more the little band of de-
serlers had stripped The schooner of its specie,
nlatr linen. and other valuables. with num-
her of nautical instruments, lanterns ete.,
and had pushed clear of the vessel, standing
toward the island. ,
Fortunately this departure took place upon
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
A VERY WEB OF PERIL.

1t was in vain that her savage enemies call
ed to Ellie Fortescue, in the frightful circum-
stances in which we left her
''The water is full of sharks ~
She little needed, in that awful hour, this
additional peril
''Oh father speak to me ~ she cried,
sustaining the pallid face of the dead mission
ary above the water.
The dumbness succeeding this appeal was
terribly significant, as was also the very inert
ness OF the lfeless form.
"lIe is dead = she gasped.
lowering over the edge of the boat, and
needless alike of the cries of the savages or
of the missiles they were still discharging at
her. the poor girl placed her hand upon the
heart of the missionary.
Ii had indeed ceased to beat.
'And may as well die, too /" was the cry
of anguish that welled to Ellies lips, as she
Capsized the nearly filled boat, and let her
father body sink in the sea, to keep it from
falling into the hands of the cannibals. "Of
what further use is my life, even il | could
make my escape from these murderous enc
mics ! 1t matters little what becomes of me
now," said Ellie to herself, as she swan
shoreward ''They can do what they will
The next instant she was seized by the hair
of her head by the foremost of her pursuers
thrust into the bottom of boat
" The missionary ?" cried the savage,
looking eagerly around upon the surface of
the water.
The girl pointed downward, with manner
sufficiently indicative of her belief, that the
body of her father was going down thous-
ands of feet, to the midst of coral caves be-
yond all decay, beyond all life, there to
await the resurrection.
The savage uttered howl of anger and re-
gret, which attested that the timely fears of
Ellie for tine remains of her father had not
been unfounded.
=" Never mind-yon will do as well,"
grunted the savage, Significantly.
These were the last words the unfortunate
wretch ever uttered, blow at that instant
from the club of native, who had arrived
In second boat, having knocked him over
board and left him senseless, to meet GER
tain death by drowning
6 You are MY prize, lovely flower of
hated race !" muttered the newcomer, as he
transferred the girl to his own boat, leaving
that of his murdered rival to drift away upon
the water. You know me, do you not |
am Tongaroro !"
Ellie recognized her captor now, and she
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
A FlENDIsH REVENGE.

n the same hour when the preceding
fArnls were occurring, large top-sail
4 ""olcr was standing on and of the Eastern
2tSageof Tonga-laboo harbor, waiting to en-
lhe porl and come to anchor.
pon the stern of this schooner, leaning
tlllsl the bulwarks, stood fresh-looking
n" fo,y-luced youth of eighteen or nineteen
! ia' Who was Looking dreamily through The
ny III the direction of the distant land
1 'I.' u'af lhl, youth stood the skipper of the
/ a99.leI, Whose gaze had long been fixed in
/ LIT s4ne direction.
Did | understand Won TO saw. Denny
We mat you expect to find old acquaint-
upon This island ~ asked the com
'@"f' breaking long and attentive 81
1.s, Captain Morrison" replied benny
", aIaMlnE nearer tC his commander, so
4 'l"aA with more of the freedom of con-
,n iclrr To the Reverend Mr. For
,,,.g' .c, and his daughter"
.SInl are gli aCquainiances then 2"
h,I.,''I 1'I ,ir They used TO live in the village
h,', was horn, and their house was al
r. me like a second home - the only
m1 % ". nave had, in fact, since the death Of
Ifaf},. " o'lHllge disappearance OF your
T,r,i You should have added, " said Capt.
ii',,oa' gravely, as he paltcd the youth af-
atly upon the shoulder. ''lt is the
If l@,,-sSl ,,. illng in creation whatever became
.@,a .'9[ lalller, boy And yet, in another
Ma. ,lC, ,nete was nothing strange about it it
lll lal'ly another case of Lost at sea I!
4ti' i"ally life has ended to all earthly ken
N, ,I,.t ,'.al brief announcement. But what is
gong on ashore to the west ard OF
.,rt,, ~ WIled, as vast blaze Illuminated the
6,. "a' III tllat quarter. "Looks like house
Dtr3ir tG' sir it does, assented Denny.
Voni".n"a Ms" II Is house afire, affirmed Capt.
'Agi W., after long look through his glass.
4I,a,a curious that none of the savages
npa, ny \ running about make the least effort
5.os ti% IT. u out And now that l look again, it
n t,o 10 me I that the burning house is exact
.c5npG i,'G direction of the one Mr. Fortescue
aon '''ly Breeze turned pale at this sugges-
bba, T., hope not, sir !" he exclaimed.
.ImIJ would you be horrible If Ellie Forlescue
rs ~ lon'. ue IN such trouble, said Denney, af-
l. be ,ollg a look shoreward. tThere seems
y great deal of jumping and dancing in
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
CA MPHORIN f

The Greatest Discovery o. the Age for the relief and
cure OF rheumatism, chronic and acute. >prhins
Bruises Pin In Chest, Back or Limbe, Stlf Joints
Strains, Glandnar swellinRs. 1n1amat0n, Neural.
gta, BuniOns, Catarrh, &c. VIII not grease or stain
the most delicate fabric. which makes It luxury in
every fsmlly Try 1t and be convinced OF Its great
merit Price 2o cents per bottle. REUB HUYT,
Proprietor, 20S Greenwich St, N. Y. noV1T-4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
SEtaj SATerfisEHFuts

GAMPLES sent by mail for SOC that retail quick
~ for $40. K. L. WoLCoTT, 1et nathan Square
New York. nov1T-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-25
A New Thing Under the Sui
Sixteen oil Paintings In a B ok !

Sixteen oil Paintings In a B ok !!
Never before was such an idea atte npted for
b9ok-ilusu alton; every one who has Sc n 1t pro
nhunces 1t superb. MrJ. Harriet Beecher Stoves
latest work,
Woman In Sacred History.
is series of narratve-sketches. drawn from Scrip.
ia a. historic VI and legendary Sources Illustrated
with sixteen Choice OH CnrJmns after paintings by
the most celebrated artists of the world, giving a
rich ami m guiicent variety of Oriental coutume
and beauty Mrs. stow9 In her charming style mas
written bo'k Iul OF interest, aud with jut dull
page in H. which even Ii not illustrated would tel
rapidly but the
Brilliant oil Pictures
make It one OF the most uaique, original and re.
lnarkable books over offered. The pictures, If pub
lshed separately, would readily sell for 81 eachor
$32 while entire book, with the sixteen pictures,
together with sumptuous bindings of the volume,
eau be had for one. fifth of that amount The book
ID making tremendous
SENSATION AMONG AGENTS
and statesmen, because 1t is absolutely and "has
money in it," 70 get pleasant work and good pay,
send for terms, circulars, DC, to j B. FORD Co.,
New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, or Gin
clnnati. novlI-4W
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foan Offices.

MO. t191 BROADWAY at Ii. b. MEL
~ yLLBS Coral ami Gold Jevery store Dapoas "ac- Jew
cir, &c adj ancl required No.
II l9l Broalwsy Twenty eishth-st
MO. 1867 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch.
~ Room B-PAro Por Ladies BSuch No O7 Boadi' h"aay
can ed on dsnosd watches eseir &c same bough si sod
LIMBO BR0S.
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ISvuynau yuly ie-cotOn aun ana Isvsr ddHnss ls'r

Iovpvnlu Juy l6-Coton lever; Mddhnss lSci re-
~cepaS 2 032 hses; shipments. $50 hscA -. A,
Juy 10 Cotton dull; Mddlngs 1S; net rtcepV s0
i szDSreoastve 436 bales sAS 100 bales STOCK IL lou
Ases .,,, ,s,-..
NEvoRlEANs July G-Coob upebspred Mddhnss lsSe net
kres S35 bales; grss $50 eHporte Great Britain 4Voo
bales Continent 545 baesi sales 800 btesi last evening
400 bales; stock. 81 o23 bales .,.. ~. a.
GALVESTON, july l6-Coror-Nwand ngnt itNN Or9lnsu
N12l Good onary Sdlte net receipts 81 bales; sales %
LSdYsTl JSl, good Ndpg 1sc; receipts
re -,
a. iorr, Jplv Is Cotton nominali Low Md3ugs IL Mid
dlInes lsizo Receipts POI bales; shllmenf 50 bales
&C M dhugs, Is receipts 1872
L,.los, shipuerts l94 bales; sieck lO,451 bae~
PHii.pElTfiA July lG.-CotiDn quiet Meetings pose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-17

Y m,a aged 25 yesr who ID good diver city county, and
an reent groom gardening milking, aud general Work
shout he ps best eommenahonsi be At CAkPEhrkKs
l3s West llhst, corner 6th-aye
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WOOL MARKET.

posrox J l6Tberc has ba fair demand for Domestic Fleece
Ga California and the marsei quite hTm The sdsiees
favorable Ma fctureS purchasing
as The still falls OF the expectation.
s,snde A5O Muhgan Ohio snd Pennsylvania
R2 mostly om AZ Soc inenhug some considerable lots to arrive
cd 600 New.ampshre, Maize Wisconsin and Michigan
VOct 600 n Ohio DeaBe 55c 10000 UnwAshed Comhncs
as 4Od45c $1,000 Canada CorbnEs 81 d62; 200 900
n gnvsshed Feeces rt . s. 2 $4,000 rubbel 52d54c
$4,000 Sso1re Al 4SQSOc $4,000 Spring Calornia %
BIC; $1,000 Cape Australian and Monevideo ard 25 600 Mes
Las Pn private ard 800 70 Paea By
90 bales Ausa Port PhEp 3OQ4lc
d04 bales Cape 10. ~ % as y 10
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furultnre.

GOOD SECONDHAND and MlSFlI CAR
N pEfS ssp.oatv all nt-s hsnissin, .Ifles
For SALK cheap IL Fasoa a. corner VI D-'1 '-'' 20
Dnichst
STORAGE .-....
> Tor Furniture Bsrvge P,Bo ami a other property N .rpr's
hAhNEsS
Wsreh from 81 q S1th-n
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Dipioeno Noiltts.

DEIlvAKE. LAcKAwASNA AND WEsTEES r r CoIl
20 BrcHASGxPLAcE hEW.YoRE June ~, 1873. =
A DIVIDEND of FIVE (5) PER CENT in
n will paid the stockholders the 10Th july Transfer
will be closed from 2Oh June until morning Of 2is july
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gte Cream.
DentieirD.

A BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET OF
n TEETH e. aud upward DR.. REED 212 G.tsye did deer
sbov. 7hst. the LAST 10 Years
A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH ex-
~ tractedi daly Combination Set sIreme ifii sai
durable RabbeSe $40 2lG Gaas bsseeH 49, st1 loth Ia
R.sbI,bei 81 rssrs pr. l. BfRHAhD
GETS. go; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
- other alinS 81 and uPWai' Lsusene Admins
tered. Dr 1Ahahis 81 oi-''e
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN rs
j notwithstanding sppoltion Beautiful teeth inserted "
moderate rses; plumpers Tor hollow cheeks sptaslJ.
j. JAY VILlEKS, l55 Gra1f, near Broad~aT
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5Gplnas Banks


nEPOSIT TO-DAY. -
IL The PREBDMANS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPAhf'
Chartered ~ the United States
No 1s5 Bleeckersl New-loIEo
Assets OVER S1,OO0,OO0.
J ". ALvORD Pres lent
G W. SrICKSkY Actusrv
A IL sPERkY, General Inspector r ,r,,,,s a.,
~ c,rd mr. C,-,lI1- JOHN J. ZULbB CASHIER
y The usual SBI-ANSUAL Dividend at the rate OF SIX
PER CENT al entitled thereto VI" - paOe u
sud after July 81 and # withdrawn. wall be compounded
EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
IL No 40 SNTH-avE, CORNER or TwKLFTHsT.
MONEY DEPOSITED OR BEFOkR July 10 WILL DRAW
INTEREST From JULY ].
open every day from TO Interest begins ths ls'
" ~ JOHN p WHITE President
PLoYD CLlRKsoS, Secretary.
IREENWICH SAVINGS BANK-JULY IN
VI TERgST for lS73Tbe Board Of Trustees hse orde,ed
amer MONDAY tie 2lt OF jay ~ de
rate Of SEVEN PER CENT all Of 800 aul uade
and Al, sums over $500 the SIX PER CENT AnnQm
entitled thereto free from Government Interest not called lor
will be added a. principal. go, .,,.
oney deposited 10Th Juv viii draw interest from l
Bank 10 and MOn1aYs MelDeslaJs,
And Yddays from pm b. \. WHEbLW RIGHT, PreAeeuI
yAs sI,v BEIGE sso.,v, yseersiIdeG
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Mdrule ano 5ldh dlnnle!s.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N. IZlNG WOaRS, I34 and l56 kast BgScHpt Marble and
mnt- Thing Marble Coudrrs MOnlne1s AZ poes That
deiy competition. Marble tuning for the trade.
A MARBLE & MARBLEIZED MANVELS.
N Thing anything ofved IN this cty as MoHo-
Marble Counters sd nscot n the scectons.
stS KLABBR co.'s Marble WoAs 2lT to 223 West Fny-
6r,t-sL. bet Broadway aud hghth ave
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Msnes and designs at the lowest 2O aud 21S
West rwentY-ihirlst between seventh ahi Egbth-lyeS
rNHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
10 their new Nsreroons Uuenquar, Poahve ant Sev-u
teenhs offering large assortment OF MANrbLs GRAZ AZ
comprising elegant and unique designs, at Vneo Challenging
competition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-17
He!p Uanteo MIles.

PRINCIPALS of SCHOOLS and TEACHERS
Uho desire eretAbe Aad profitable OUTDOOR EMPLOYMENT
dpg their summer vacation hear something greatly their ad-
,sntage h. communicating with D. APPLBrON6 Co.
a' -" Pabnshsrs $40 and 55l Broadsay New.Yort.