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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD leave
EeIo fron foot Of DesboAses and Cortsnds a folovi
nan PslIes ara asshsd $50 sunday, 81
For Biimos Wilmington The South Psunsylysu. Air
Lane a. ass a ~ and $40 p $50 p W. and
B. 11. .sf 5 H. II .n $50 $40 s' s8 R % s. 40,
and 3 p Sunday, SO Clio, :, s:J9 and p n -, -,
For Phsdaphs, Remington at N and 1i' n saodA'
E Eo s s:asi fs a o. s. ESQ 10 sls nLi
2 90 J. $3.50 4O $50 $50 $40 $40 $50 2 lS) g. TO- Je
l5s q. go $40 s:.s ? 20 % lao nj 10
z y z ~ 80, n So soB s 10 ~: $40 ADD p n
70 AAh.tJ 80 go ga ~ ~ a. 10 ~ i? sst
Poi wcoanss ana Peril AmboJ and 10 29o 3d. $50
'' PSr S srun-ieI s.9O y 'i0 $40 $40
sho , Y hEs. son1a' mo SooS. q 10 and gs0pm
W. smbrrtTiie snd Femington. a. m ana 2
~, PbIliusburg and Bsvidere and Z p.
Accom- for BOrdeni0vB, Burlington. and cAndsa Ana 81" H.
$3.50 2 3 5 and p m 2,nsAuH
Po Jtmssburg Penbsrt0n Camden n and va boat non rei
10 ,s, "a az ,s a follows Prom Pburrt $50 lo2s n s
& ~ iS d , in sPs SO md A ~ % =.
HT5ss sunday GO and go "a ~ sno ~ p "a va va
"a ian, and d ss a saI Il m ais ssS as eo 6:a
lo9 sunaay sz 90 20 u ayoss@y 10 Asor House
and CorDet 50 kssTsnt let X.1,e.r
D n BOYS IT,, Gen Pass Agent
/ PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAlLkOAD~-o
ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHAhG H p III T,.iu,
-. .' HL hs9ios .n5 LgABEk P PlSs siOi VI
go EIs BIprsss daily except sunday With Psnan = a.
wsATe.I s Ic.E aysa 80 Remote ne a. ~, , cs
oioe Nony 500 Kns Ets Connects AZ lrsnsoa & d, TX.
40 ,. N Ene Nal tdsiiyl ~itS Pullman Car from
PhadephA Ens. ArTTs sunbary Gz5, WrhEmipou $40
LoeI HaVss 800 Remove u irvBstob so CORY 90 s1s
ghesy XIV, L. of he OIL Esgos a. Rns -h Afe shore H. iS'
| T. ". GOEB. GsA p. AE's''
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c.fRDR.vERS

GARDENER. COACHMAN, &r.-By an ex-
~ psfsaoa MAN nge PTotesiaH' anisf...s. t.s 90 al
mi rrisrenoes akeh s bear s afesak'loa roo lflsI
ys,ss A4sgss VI y 1sk Tpb.as VRssss V9es a, n q
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TTROY .-CTTIZENS' LINE for TROY.
ii Passage 81 So The elegant steamboats, sUGNfSlDB and
POWELL leave Pier River
days excepted O'Clock connecting WITH
RFussasr Newton Central Troy Boston
R.ilrosds for all points north. east,
TIKI MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE,
AND MONTREAL.
TbroBRh sold checked TO destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL. snperintenaenL
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500 PIANOS, ORGANS : MELODEONS

r. and secondhand Of FIRST.CLASS MAKERS VII Be so
LOWER PRICES cash. INSTALL kSrs Or r rent =
CITY " COUNTRY. bT HORACE WATERS SOY -bl Boadsat
THAN EVER BEFORE OFPERED n 7. AGENTS WANTED
GRRAr INDUCEMENTS TO THB TRADE.
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Oriental Savings Bank,

A30 Grand-sL.
--vu ST Al the rate OF PER CENT auuun, this cav
of IS OF more deposit more
5, It pre- ding Juiy Amounts Of interest vi be resa5 1911
2lst inst.. and rot Withdrawn. vii Re
49,. - -i-sl counts The deposits Of 1hs 1aIe De
1.5e IsiS-1 i-'T 20 date ION July j. 1913
X r. KENNEDY, secTeas3 ~ prcKtft sTpp p,s.i4a,4
" -
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Notices of Bdnkruptcp

EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Il IS NOTICRAn adjourned meeting under see,lon t~niys's
of the act Act kaonsh Uniform S
Bankuptcy throughout United states approved Nara
n Creditors Oh NICHOLAS HUNTER Bankrupt vii 81 bed - s
sos AZ REGISTER H. hatsbeser Readag Peas
~ - - ~ Ra1stsr GEORGE SfffZkb,
0'N' VI ~ GEORGE LBRCH, ASS ynes-.
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miscellaneous.

DAINTING.
Ceuemeu about leaving The Cor he Sunef ADD shtag
have their hoaes
treated by thoroughly eterCn.c lud eh2 sil gve
p.ra attention. DECORATIVE PAINTER BoT no rus
Ofce.
TI1O Farmers Gardeners, &c.-FOR SALE,
1 los teOo hush. SLAKED LIME bF Mrssr. 4 sATRk 4 "a.
arst shsri belss Cerrr-st. Depot Ncwsrk \. j
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Deutlstrp.

BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET of
n TBRTH, upward. Dr. RkED 20 shave Ad aS's
sboye l7th.sI. ass 10 years
A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH eK-
"a trae.ed Gas daily Combination sets extremely A4n saA
5ur,be Rubber $40 26 6hsys bsiseen tth and stns
Established - yesrs W T. l1e..n..sI
GETS, $40; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
- Silver sHns 81 and upwards Lsagaiag ,as snin''
Tered. UL uANonI - -, "
TTEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN is
Notwithstanding application Beautiful teeth 'n'sf'i
moderate rates; plampers hollOw cheeks speciality.
J. JAY VILLRRS l55 Grand, scar BroAdsAE
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6elu Uanleo-- MaIes.

N4ANTED-A smart BUSINESS MAN 20 act
w ts soliciting Agent Fhsu fair salary s he gai 81
t,ensd paut ght sdseruax nap. booA
ss,lsusL AstiI.9 AgA1a. - Bessass sb, kss IstL.
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NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD uAILROAD.-HeNYOrt and 6eH-HtTsa DirisoH.
sUXMLR IRRANGEMEET, COMMENCING MAY 70 ls7'
Pssaaer Sor NeNYoTf Grind Ccut Depot katIIRes On
P0rvsecozdst -
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORk
Trains for Nsw.xven 7:Oj Aon sD9 XXI s9 Ace
1890 lKI (Aoen LOO Xxx O III la Acc NJ,
$40 (Looal EE S:lO (Ex }. and $40 (Erl D. n 80
For South Norusk, 705 glJ5. 95 lk:W NJ 100 AND -
(EI) 35s 49, $40 6:35, sO 30 Por sord i TO- s;s
sO5 To- 1900 n loo 2.23 9l5, 3;5 tS GS, $40 $50
SIS 40 a:lO. SLOPE
FOR Por, CheIter. l;40 .. "
Boston RprsH Springfield sos lG0os 300 Ana 10
p n Shore Line slUp. N The SIS l.U, ale
PIE hopping stanford horusH and Bridgeport The
sth Shore Line DTfOa for
Esvpe Providence and the Conn valley ssTbroot
The sos an D. o. with SewHsvsn and hortssnp
r B;45 and 2 90 rain ooansct VIZ
Conn RIsI Springfield ard 80 n oI Montreal he w
loo 800 and < with HsuEnoek Railroad and zoe -
and 800 -b HoEiso1is Railroad At BnasePort I'D. .s
AZ SIS 3sl5 sl0 n with DsnbsrI and forvaf
At So EorHsk 90 i3 and S:lO with Me-"
sunday Boston MAJ Trans IA Springfield at BIO
DrlTinEroo Day Express and sisspDgern Wight Rr
Tsfes can sei oncs Of COMPANY ornnd css
tr pof o. Is n T. TrzRfr Co. 80 BostvAT y T.
ard No Csur.t Brooiyr -ho v also cheek baggage from
csnes . Destination - 49,. 49,. =. S...i. - 49,,
K " KEED. Gen'l Supt. rev Haven.
JOHN T. MOODY, Supl DIV. htVfOrf
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Gituaiiors Uamieo-- Mdles.

CLBRKS S.ELBS.uR.r, 81.
DVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT lhs ~. ~,
OFPICEs "a Ia ThirtyseeoEds, or Jus '" ss1
Twenty rirdst, up Al regular once ralsa
A YOUNG MAN desires position as BOOlN-
n KEEPER ASSISTANT can afnish goo L s'
eeary II required Address HENRY BORCHBR No Fron.,t
An EXPERIENCED .B00KKEEPER, quail
n Of good address and
habits desires engagement ron JAY a. ar % %
Ne~-YoFk Address CASHIER. Tribune VpLo"A O1ee az We"
Thirty-seeondsI
CO.ECHuB.T.
COACHMAN and GROOM, or usetul-By re-
spscab Protestant mau thorough eoAehnhn ana soo
,u gardening and hanal W
tools; best Can be seen A. 40
West lliB-st, cor. 6th-sVe
NOACHMAN and GROOM, or useful;--By a
- respectable Protestant ages y yesr "as h3Ioas s
stands bis duties Caachmani 30 plan Fraehlnk -,
srn and hABay earpeuers tools bal
Can BE- seen ODELIs AGENCY, lt9 West 5hst near
IOACHMAN AND USEFUL-By a middle
- -l German lnarsd two children .ssa sna !. yfs -.
careful groom mik care cate 90 P
ns you'd lac family Ne pAe. 's ip,o
msnisuona Can BE- CARihNfEHs 10 "eA' ii'A 81 '
6fb-aFe.
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Cbauees for Business Men


PARTNER. with $4,000 to $4,000,
~ WANTED m an established manufacturing business having var
r IN ms avs aris asei extensively y Oaef' -nl
"' -''''l- '-P GRIGGs CARLETON Co, % Broadway
A LOOKTNG-GLASS, PICTURE FRAME
a CHROME sTgRK POK SALE Be,i business SeiH9,
Also. GROCERY STORES. MEAT hAkhEIs, FhONASiON
STORES, BOOT md SHOE STORES -.. - ., 49,.
A FOR SALE-BAKERIES, CONNECTIONS
= As kkisA kAsrACRANTs, HOTELS. DRUG sIOkES Si1AR
y OHLs LIQUOR STOKES BILLIARD SALOONS, bIOhbs
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET. and BOUGHT and SOLD
AlTCHkLLs STORE AGENCY n Ceaifst
BUSINESS for SALE or EXCHANGE.-Fine
II GkOChhl Ard TEA STORE good trade lov rent about
Rsirosd-sve and BrOsd-sL, Esssrf-
pARTNER WANTED.-A party with from
so $40 esn 1eef Of trseass opusriun Of becoming
interested MERCANTILE SHIPPING PAPER bT sddressng
SHIPPING. Tribune Once.
VALUABLE FLOUR-MILL for SALE-LO-
esoa unsuTpasedi fn; te,t irBpro,sut, brands
sIb she'd Pnoe ios tefs EASY nsdate p0ssssson Address
h WHITMORE 4 Co. Csiney, H.
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n I Hsns S.5' kao.Dr.. ss'F'iiFi''-

IECHANICS' AND TRADERS SAY lNGS
vi INSTITUTION No BOWBRY. HOUSrON-SE
TVTYRFgT serauuuE dividend o. cent per annuin vi
b. credited saed thereto for the sE nor hs ana
t months ding June paysbe after July r. Dvends
pa s1tbinwu be entitled 20 deposit Money deposited
IL brfl-e Ju from Juy l. Open DAILY non
n m 70 D. MONDAYS snd WEDNESDAYS from 20 a n
t,-am ALFRED I. CONKLIS, President
u-~ry f ursuuF qeFv
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SOUTH SIDE r. r. OF LONG ISLAND.
Trains depart and Roosevelt and Gr.nd ferries " z
DerEu ArriTe.
$50 q. m-hsil Iof Pstehogus. connecting ROekavsv
End Hampstead .b:H5 y m.
oiN m--RocEsSay Express
m.--lslp u, connect HempsteAd and
Beach .................. D. N.
/. m--BGbTi0n Accu, connect Hempsilad AMI
kOckawsV Beach ............lO;S D.. n
$40 D. m.-BAbYion Brp., connect Hempsteai and
ROcLaHAT Beach. .9.f5 a.. ID.
4O Q. mPre ltaBd and Paehogue BTpTess. 10 05
m--PsschoZue Accn, connecting ROcfauay
Hempstsad ...... -.
m-Hemusesd and fsOckFvaY BTpreSs. $40
$40 p n.-lsiP Aoea, connecting Hampstead ana
RootaHzy. .........................S05 4 m.
$50 o. n.-Babylon Ace a, connecting Hempstead
aud hoekawaTs co.. 80
go a. n.-SundAys only, from Bashvek for
PstchoZre Hempftead, and ROckaw.y
Beach. Eurung Bushglet al. .....i;oo p n.
BagraFe checked sud Grandt Ferries n T. south
Hahthst Brootlrn. L. S. CAHPtELD SupeIntesdsnL
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IRE RAILWAY Summer Arrangement of
Il Trains INV effect June % s Prom CbamDeIst Depot Tor
Carnns and Chicago Day Express Dravus Coaches
m-Krprrss Buffalo ard Niagara Pals Sleeping Coach
IN n DsJ CGneiunat Chicago Night Sleeping
through Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without chAnge.
PoT Jsrs g. q -ll:I5 40. 6.7O and =
Idieosu 80. 1885, IL aad 'L.4. ~, 5'''
$3.50 6:B and 81 ?. m.
Warvick g II a N. ADd $50 .. N
NevburEh t8:.n and ii N and 4:D ?.
sufsrn. g. 1850 II and sll5 349 s. 8 'o;p 7 and
RSSoai HosoEua AIeniss Ramssys O. $780, H. 'lI:l5
'g s. g.. r6.Jl. Z and Tll0 IN.
Paterson 645 7:la 8, 1872 6;s5 TO- H. ll:I3 l:E a. H.
y noon sl45 Sis $50 - 1890 and sll30
Hewart 1:l5 <s;+5 and II ~ 3t5 BIS f60 and
u P1'Ss,,s-5 Pm an Pssse s45 1880 TO- nl:is m
Way s. Bj and iS:&5 = 4. > and
6 D anal II SATURDAY. mghis only
Sp1pg VALLEY aud Way 5, and $50 &. N, 80 p m - =.
Egsvoo5 s. 10 sad go N $50 3l5 4:i5, Ei5 $50 $50
and and 70 SATURDAY nights orr
Cst S 3 10 $50 l;3O Sis tl5 $751; 6iJ) and 7;S
u n. and SATURDAY uigbt only. 90 go 49, , - o. q,
Sparkhl ., O. 70 and $3.50 N SO 5S 4" $40 S'0 '''''
P rponr an MACK 10 ana $50 l9 3:5, f:f5, SD,
s.3j +7:s5 o. n and 70 SATURDAY nights only.
BTrsns leaving Chan ssI So se be 10 30 spa i.sS
n m a. The and u MIG Trans s'af' ron onA
bers-st 49,. -.
a. on quarter hours lEeniy-'uirlt ~ Hnues carrier nan
,,g. and for apartments in Room and Sleeping
C s1 be obtained orders the ehscking and transfer
- isr al the Corapanys oheesil So sRi s5l Broad
-, twenthhst and Thnd-sTe COurtsk,
BroOtl,n the COmPaHT' DsPOs 'as AsSo" zoe pS'pi
hetsiL .oa.r,,r,v e. s..Jsv1 Nhs,s+ov5 only
ABBOTT. General
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6tecmboats auo Railroads.


A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH.
~ Peerhfesp,ie RoutOlt AID 8ndpg Co4z,n ~
p5st Com wall lrnhug and ri The MARY POWELL
iron vestrv-sL 49, every afternoon 81 so ocoet
A LBANY and TROY, 81; SARATOGA, 90 so.
"A by DAY LINZ BOATS Q. YIBBARD ana DANIEL DREW
Iav Vesifrs Pier ESQ an twenty tlre s. north o. Ens
fs-rv A. 0s snSing q TOEEERs. TARRlTONh NYACK
fb srrybosfl MILTON, POU6HKEkpSik, hHhEBECk Two.
U CATsEIlL aud HUDSON Conaeug ioI s points " Isl and
NORTH T1p trkett WEST POINT. COhhWALL ard hEW-
Ictsts ~ cara an baggage
checked 70 strtt0gz aHd shAfoh.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- saa SssSstacE Railroads Par q s1"ss s''' O''l'
CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
~ si.snsr NV CHAMPION every Nobday Wefsestly ana
1bufsdiy az ssuidsy A 5 D. M. from Pier s. foot Frl1fh
EOR STANFORD and GREENWICH.-Spe-
ss spThs PisHda STEINER PiEAsAHI VALLEY ~ 'ssss
Ess fo place 81 lhe Nelly White Ibuf0sy afternoon gu ~
Pc N ioai hirfet e % tao from IaiLlyLkIa.I a.
Il EXPORT DAILY BOAT.
~ Ia s@-st hArTEA1AE vii cave tsiiy for KEfPOkI
~ ,toct ron o0i bafeifTfl \ H. aud fsturplpk WI
~" AuSsfi - ass.I 0gk ~ . ' sss4 =
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
- Ato7p1s Kk IN IA 5 ldaUA bDfvrsoN

NEW BROAD GAUGB LINZ WGser Gap sIoudsburg Scranton
Bngh'noH syracuse and Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
SUMMER ARIA MOMENTS. eonmenenR MOEDAY June % BIZ
60 BROAD GAUGE RXPRkSS TRAIN. bOOntOn Branch.
directly through rom hewlok TO WHter Gap Strondburs
Scranton BnghAun Hoer Cortland and without change
connecting Dover Waterloo with
r. H. WatnnztOn with for PhiHpsburr, EsOn bethlehem
Allentown Reading HarIhurg and The West at BngbAmton with
with l. and B. r r. for Kingston WikesbsTre Pson he Take
hs train for Bald- LAKE and Sen oiev's Mountain
E3 MAIL TRAIN connecting Denue Win booa ton brsneh
Al Dover chester branch Waterloo With
Newton II Washington With the d l. and X X ana AZ
PhpsbHg win bth SusqnehaanA and Lehzh NaeI K X ior
al points on LhOss rosaA 10 tran Al hopAoonR.
stovn and al stations Waterloo with SusseI s
ROAD Phhps0urg With Bel Del X for BeSdere snq Leaigh
valley or beitehen Allentown Mach chunk Milhe3aIte
headng ana HAsonrr Take HopAioong baaoh LAKE,
900 D n. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
B0OEton directly GAP Sousburg scranton
BuEhamtou without change stopping sionI
Connecting Dover e. Waterloo With
R TAKE this train for Bsdfs Lakeani SehoOevs h,uutAl
WGtsrieo with r. wsstington with DeAws Laets
and Western and Rsstcn with Lehgh VALLEY r.
for Bsthehs Allentown RssdnG Hamburg and the West TINS
$50 p "A HACKETTSTOwN EXPRESS stop, Newark Wilbur
summit Chatham Madison MorstOwn al stations wesg oVnnsu
with Sussex e. r for Andover. Newton and Prsnkho.
town and suoHs Al Dover With Chester h H. oi SUI
and ChestsF. 49, -.
For N0RRIsTowE at 7:ls oO lilo iOO 2:5o Sc ''o
For sUSsfT =, 7s 80 $40 IOIO iloA $50, sS
For ORANGE soj SOUTH ORANGE EIs 7:3o $40 90 lo;o
III lao 2:30 950 4.9 go 5i0 500 6'9o $50 $50
W. 70 ERN'sE At Tls t7s 10 1850 9I0 seto slo0
80 -.o and 1870 r. sl0 roo F2:30 SO $50,
rA2O go $50, 500 $50 s:4s 74i63 $50,
lo.iO ,na lzNla marked al BEt Newark
or DIOOMFTELD and MONTCLAlR, az 7:59 Esd and U;4o
H. An' -O' '''O ''' A aRASoERR. suOsriatsadsut
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grs Cream.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS and REFRiGER-
4 ATOR, At 4 J. MOWBRAYS - YssTst. opaosie Wsshas
on MarG Patent PreeIsr Pacing oI R Cans RslnEssA''
IpnkI q hsstsfo r b&Eeraeet ani Grocer HHEtfs
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nininrn0 Noiites.

Continued from Third Page.
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CTTIZENS' SAVINGS BANK

TRRRST lUTbs Board d ruItees have ordered ines
na 20 e0otors MONDAY 2lst JuT at TIE
rs o. CENT PEI All q $500 and under
az All sums over 500 The Of SIX PER CENT
and free from Government Interest not called Tor
rI BE- sdae a.
sc6v po.es os On before the 10th will draw interest from m
Bsnk opeh 10 snd Oh Moatavs. Wednesday,
-, F~isvs from 10 n p WHEELWRlGHT, President.
lAHD BETcE, Secretaries
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furniture.

furniture.
GOOD SECONDHAND and MlSFIT CAR-
I 4 PETs specially; all sizes handsome STYLES
For SALE cheap ~ futon corner Of Ouh ensSes 90
CTORAGE .-
y far urutur, B.ggsge s other property 10 spsrsh
io.s nm, swavs accessible goods used eeFAtora uAbfsha
warehouses 8th-sVe, from 90 % ytA-sta
IT G. SELLEW,
DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNIIuNFs
No. 1903 gULToSsT, NETWORK.
FINE CYLINDER DESKS. -
NTFFKIY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS tor
w FURNITURE CARPETS and BIDDING Al B. NJ cow
PRRTHWATT < Co l5 Chahan-s Al immense sSSck
and los prices.
ZERO Refrigerators, Water Coolers, saratoga
and Newport Coolers Prceters SANITARY hoom Coolers
ALgx N LEsLRY 20 West g9is send Tor book ksIei~fs
repaired.
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(ITTNTON SAVINGS BANK, PA Eighth-ave.
- svdeua Al The Tste Of SIX pr cent per aans
fef,re zlsfo of ron July.
o. .S,s p SvrE s@e-efary JOHN MIIDRBBsGBR Prest
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5culnqs DGuks

n CHarHs H-sor aRH. June 20. lE5
TOE Trustees Of is Bank have declared sEMAhhD4L DIsa
DBND the q SIX PER CENT AZ DEPOSITS enueo
fosrr, D r,,rvr D. BAfLRr, Treas
~ AoneT deposited s,e on or July ~ vii tate interest az non
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FOR Elizabeth a. 4:so s:45 s:ss 90 ltls,
n 1859 q $50, 33:l 3;4s = All 4: 4;s5,
5S $50 5;%5 $50 30, 7s5 sso ss leo 80 y D m
4. t. RICKRR. SUPt and Eng
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NEW DAY LINE TO NEWPORT,

~ VIA. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
The L. vii b. opened on hOhDAf iuh.
heHpof AZ
Inn Returning Newport At 1879 M arriving IN New
YORK At m avoiding all night travel and oEs
Passenger Jamessp Y Ococt noon or ~ 1901
Thirty foub y rs aud reach the Long iAAN
Railroad Depot o for The l2.3) train. -.
fonfth-st leriel. OLlNhR OuAhLllh fIeslchL
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METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
VI Sos AL 8 TAlrd ave

TIE usna SEMIANNUAL INTEREST the rate Of SIX Ph
CENT pFR ANNtM viii ieDostors alter July 10
suus enuted hereto withdraw VIII be added 70 t1e "
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made on or before Of July draw interest from July
WI IN Sos SseT,,aTS ISAAC T. SMITH President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
stsamuOats anu Railroads.

TORT LEE. PLEASANT VALLEY, and
SHADY TIDB steamer, lss1e tniy from Spring 81 - 70 a
splhgst. 80 TO- II D. sad ap iaadFs
81 Tuenty-thiri-sL Fare lac
NORWALK AND DANBURY.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

NORTH RIVER and NETWORK SIEA NJ
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Suodsys for rrett nFei ~
Hsveav YerplInkI and Peekshi ADbiPhl H 900 o. N
Engewood YoEeu, HAangs rsrrJ Tow sing aT ne
ALEXIS $500 Tor BngssooG Yonier' hsstns
Ferry Irvnron rowu EyseE FynsE and T. Town f con
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

Us In three years the national debt of
the United States has been reduced by
$25O,0OO,000. At this rate the debt will
be wiped from existence within the life.
time of hundreds Of thousands of men
who fought in the armies that suppressed
the rebellion.-Chicdg0 Journal.
While Democrats point to what
they promise to do, Republicans point to
what they have d0ne The people prefer
that which is positive to that which is
possible. The country is prosperous un-
der Republican rule. No one can predict
what it would be if the Democrats were
in power. The people are strong in the
logic of common sense,-S Louis Demo.
crat.
"a The ''new party" is hard-up for a
name. The name of democracy" il has
become afraid of for obvious reasons, and
the name of Liberals" last year failed to
deceive the people. In Iowa it now calls
itself "Anti-Monopoly"; in Ohio, the
peoples party; in Illinois, the "Anti-
Monopoly Reform party; and the Chica.
go Times, one of the "new party" oracles,
wants it called the Economists" Any
thing you please, gentlemen-anything
you please; it's of no consequence what
you call the Democratic mule-team that's
jogging along on the other side of the
road while the big Republican procession
is passing. .-Chicago Journal!
~ Whenever the people ofthe country
have the issue presented to them, there is
no hesitancy or doubt in their judgment
on the record or conduct Of the party in
power. The Republican party in the States
or the nation never was stronger with the
masses Of the people than it is today. In
diyidual members of the party may have
erred in their personal or official conduct
laws may have been enacted that were
neither wise nor judicious, but the princi.
pies ofthe party, its organization, its con
trolling men, have the confidence, and
will have the full endorsement of large
majority of the people of this country
Washington Chronicle. ....
GaB- The Ohio campaign possesses q
special interest this year, from the fact
that it presents in sharpest outline the is
sues and tendencies of the times. The
Democrats there were foremost in retrac.
ing their steps from the assumed progress
oflast year, and placing themselves ON the
old ground. The railway question and
the farmers movement have an influence
there which they have not have acquired
further East. The speech of Senator Nor
ton is a comprehensive review of all these
questions, and demonstrates with unan
swerable power the claims of the Repub-
llcan party to the continued confidence OF
the people, Happily there is no doubt OF
the result in Ohio, for even our adversaries
concede that Republican success is in,
sured.-Jacksoa (lhich) Citizen.
GY-speaking of the transportation evil
the Buffalo IN " Commercial Adoertise,
says; "rhe only reasonable hope of cor,
recting the evil Of which the farmers com
plain Is to be found in the action of Re.
publican Congress. In due time that
body will grapple with the monstrous
power which, like hideous octopus, is
seeking TO throw its long arms around
the producing Industries Of the country to