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"Job Lots

"Odds and Ends
of broken suits.
Lot of 50 Boys Vests at 81.
Lot Of IS Jackets at $3.50.
A, SAKs Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
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LARCENY.

Baltimore Thieves Arrested in this City.
Last Monday merning Martin ShslhSsy, .
huckster in Baltimore, sent . dispatch to this
city, through Chief Orone, stating that Ned
OBriae and Ton Kennsdy were wanted for steal
ing bis horse and wagon. It seems that the par
ties above named were employed BY Shillissy for
selling apples through the streets. They sue
ceeded in disposing Of the fruit and team, and
then left the town. Amer the Information was re-
ceived here Detectives Coomes and McElfresh
took the case in hand, arrested the accused par
ties and they were taken to Baltimore last night
by Detective Campbell, OF that city.
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10! for the Races.

Goldsmith Maid''-
"Ulster'-
Driving Buster
inst the thing for Rnadman.
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FbnIs TOT WOTKIDBntn.
They are good Satinets
We want to close them out; hence the low price
Zone doIlar) for pants that sold at $250.
A. SAKs Co., 3lo Seventh street.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

NETTING OF OLDEST INHABITANTS.
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THE SUPREME COURT AUDITOR APPOINTED.

The strike Of the LabOreFs-A Process
sion and several Arrests Yesterday
-MeetInE OF the Board OF Fire
COmmissIORers--Gen News
Paragraphs.
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For the Fireman


The ladies Of the Memorial church propose to
present a silver trumpet TO the fire company re-
ceving the highest number OF votes at their fair,
the election to be decided May q. The trumpet
is the manufacture Of the Wilcox Silver Com
many Meridian. Connecticut, and will be on ex-
hibftion at Galt's for q few days All fire insur-
apce agents, merchants and property holders who
deavor TO make the contest as lively as possible
Genuine
BAEEoCKBURN
CHEVIOT
SUITS
Ten Dollars.
Wear well! Look well!
Nothing like them at any house save that Of
A. SAKs & Co, Sl6 Seventh street.
BOYS CASHMERE SUITS. at $50.
EIsENAE BRos.,
sos Seventh street, near Z.
A Conclusion
everybody has comSto, and that is, that Ssks,
the elothIer at 465 Pennsylvania avenue, sells his
goods full 10 per cent. less than prevailing prices
Remember the number, 4o5 PennsylvAnia aveaue.
A FINE DIAGONAL and straight stripe Worsted
Suit, so. EIsEMAN BRos.,
sos Seventh street.
10! for the Races.
Goldsmith Maid''-
Driving Duster
Just the thing for Roadmen.
A. SAKs Il Co., SIC Seventh street.
FTNENADE and trimmed all.wooI Cashmere
Suits, at $3.50. EIsEMAN BRos.,
sos Seventh street, near E.
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Professor Hillyer
0nA nnllar

will not start with his class to sketch from nature
till July. But two more pupils are needed to
make up the required number. Studio, rs -Four.
tenth street.
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HOW THEY CONE AND GO.
Marriage Lieensea.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Joseph Allen and Marietta Holmes
Philip Ryan and Mary Ford; Charles E. Haw.
kins and EleanOrs Stevenson; Lewis Xavier and
Eliza Iurreri FRANK carter and Sarah A.
Hebron; John H. Ulsgett and Laura Milstead.
DIVORCE.
Harriet J. Simms, nee Irwin, was divorced by
the Equity Court yesterday from James Simms,
and allowed to resume her maiden name.
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A birth IN THE STATION-HOUSE.
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Wonderful Improvement in Beef Chipping,
.na NEnnnu

Garsts Patent Lightning Beef Chipping ma
chine can be seen at stalls Nos. 2l5 and 2l6, B.
street wing, north side, Centre market. The
best dried and smoked beef in the country for
sale, whole or ready Clipped. state and county
rights.
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For the Races.

Bonner
"Dusterf-
made Of Mohair
or Linen A. SAKs & Co.,
3l6 Seventh street.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.

Call and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, slverWare or other
VRluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
Gfsrd TO do without them.
TskGp0rHine from the Chicago and Bosto1 IRE
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Il OF THE DISTRICT or CO tIl5 ISI,a, ,,,
ts nrppared to supply, at short notice. Tlung loE
VestibuIes, sidewatks, Fo0twNys and gnrolng, IN
iifferent colors; Fountains, I.aWn Ornaments,
House and Lawn steps anu flatl0Inlsi , aouseS
fronted: cellar walls and flooring csmentea 70 exs
einde dampness: kitchens and areas cemenLea anu
made nerfecfly dry and 3 sure eNentlVe against
me Intrusion Of rats, insects, 6e.s and All other
work executed for which PoItiand Oement IS
Named (lur Portland Cement becomes IN q lew
DAYS unerior 70 any Of the marble or natural stone
in common use. and Is an admirable Imitation OF
either msFbie or stone; is more durable. ana In
ereases its crushing resistance with age It's beauty
Is qnqHessiOhAOie' G, N, ROBERTS, Manager,
iasO-tf $50 Louisiana avenue
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"AsHINGTON THEATRE COMIo
THE NEW STEAMBOAT

HNHE NEW STEAMBOAT
u MARY WASHINGTON
Will leave Seventh street wharf daily at a. m. for
GLYMONT AND ALL LANDINGS,
returning At p. m. She Is the best boat tn the
Potion &C for pleasure trips, and can be chartered
at liberal rates. -
Special excursions will be given each SATUR-
DAY and WEDNESDAY ate p. m, 50 cents
for the trip.
myI-3n OSCAR BOXER, CAPTAIN,
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FINBNADE and trimmed all-wool Cashmere
Suits, at $3.50. EIsKMAN BRos.,
sos Seventh street, near Z.
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The

The
New York
suit,
Made from a fine blue flannel,
sl4.0o,
at
A. SAKs & Co.,
3le Seventh street.
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN THROUGH LINE To BALTIMORE,
NEW YORh.
ALL POINTS IN THE. NEW ESGIAS6
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new and Of the most
elegant aad improved finish.
PARLOR CAR TRAIN Exclusively.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and After FEBRUARY Is, 1873, trains by this
line Will leave Depot of Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner OF Sixth and streets follows:
sos q. n. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
s:23 q. m; Limited Express-Pulman Car Train
for Phiadelphia, New York and points East
daily, except Sunday
LIS p. m. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except sunday.
1853 p. m Express for Philadelphia and way points
sos p. m. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
PULLMAN PAREOR CARS on all Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and information can be procured at the
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences orders left At the Offices Of the
comp any, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and on the northeast corner
OF Sixth stree t and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and streets.
D. NJ. BOYD. JR;,
GEO. @. WILKINS,
feb15 Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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MADRIGAL BOYS.
MADRIGAL BOYS.
AADRIGAL BOYS.
MORLACCHI in Four Characters.
MORLACCHI in Dances and songs,
MORLACCHl in Three Speaking Oh aracters,
MORLACcHI in French, Spanish and En- fish,
THE MADRIGAL BOYS,
Tie Sweetest Singers known to the Stage-Au
Boys from ten to fourteen years Of aKs-Raptur-
ously received every appearance-The best Singing
Cards before the public.
MONDAY NEXT-MRs. ROUsBY.
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NATIONAL THEATRE,

GRAND MUSICAL COMBINATION
Truly Beautiful ct Liberal Prices. One Week onIy
ana W Wednesday and Saturday MRtinees
CtMMENClNG MONDAY NIGHT, MAY q 1873
FIRST time In hye years. the Original
PEAKE FAMILY, SWISS BFIJ-RTNGERS
Harp Sooists, STAFF Soloists and Character VOeaI-
ISIS aided by an array OF Musical Talent
- unequaled in America.
First time in this city, the remarkable Speciality
Artists, the By MES, EARNEST AND GERARR
rom London, whose wonderful impersOnations
ana sketches surpass anything ever witnessed on
the stage. They are engaged at a salary OF $500 a
week. Also the popular ULM SISTERS, the
charming Nocalists OF the SOldene Troupe Miss
Susie Winner and Miss Alice Kellogg; the Boy
wonder, " nlie; Miss Julia PeaAe; Miss Blaisdeil
and host OF others, forming q most elegant en-
Liberal Prices-General admission, only so cents
TtseTytd Orchestra and Dress Circle, only cents
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T ,ECTURE AND
GRAND STEREOPTICAN VIEWS.
(Said 10 be equal to the celebrated Cromvvau
Views, will be on exhibition al the
MOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ. z. CHURCH
Corner Ninth and streets,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY sand7
Adm ission: Fer adults, 25 cent. each eYeRin & =
1or ehildren. Is cents each evening, Doors oDal
al the Lecture to begin at O'Clock. mY4-It
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FRIDAY, May.
Purse s5oo-for horses that have never beaten 2.Io
The following are the entries:
William Lowell enters S. z. CLIFTON.
A. A. Dodge enters g. z. FULTON.
J. r. Mead enters b. 5. ANGLO-sAXON.
]. G. Hiesler enters b. m. ELLA THORPE.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
PROVISIONS.

CENTRE MARKET STALLS,
Nos,
S0s $40. $50.
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET,
stalls Nos. 2O6 and 2OSs
JOHN z. KELLEY,
Ruteher and dealer in choice meats, invites me ~
tention Of the public to his choice stock OF me1Ss
Consisting OF beef, lamb, mutton ana NeAl. ~
ofers nothing but the best In his line and gnAIAn-
ices satlsfactfOn. Marketing delivered 70 AZ pLls
or the city free OF charge lA15-4
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
III, seventh St N: ~. On THURSDAY, MAYS
VIII De playt d, TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM
ior TIE 6eptf q Washington Tent Of Re|habtes,,
70 e0neIude with the very entertaining fare, THE
hOU6H DIAMOND. Mr.. ID. Immick1s Social
Suadrille Band has been eI gRged. Doors omen Al
q O'CLOCK, performance commence At 8 O'CLOCK
sharp. Admission, IS cts. mV5e5tS
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BOYS CASHMERE SUITS. at $50.
EIsENAN Bros,
sos Seventh street, near Z.
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In this court Thomas Wpnams was charged
with refusing to pay back-hire due Charles
Walker, who drove hin about town; walker
maid him 81 The court ordered the remaining "
10 be paid wU. Anderson was sent down as
yaRrant Dpdiel Bills, Ohas. II. johnson, Beul
a. CTumpton annd Anna Sewall, % each for dis
orderly conduct. PRINCESS A1liero forfeited Slo
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Genuine

Wear well! Look well!
Nothing like them at any house save that Of
A. SAKs & Co, $40 Seventh street.
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gentlemen were appointed q COMMITTEES Of ar
sion. to occur some time this month: Messrs
Robert K. Southall, Charles Warren, John B.
Gibbs, F. A. Tschifaiy, W. S. BaIdus Charles
S. Price and Clarence r. Dufour.
Mrs. Acker's Picture.
At Lambs there is a fine portrait Of Mrs
Nicholas Acker, painted by g. d. Cudllp. Also
a very excellent marine painting by the same ar
tist. The portrrit bears evidence Of careful and
elaborate finish. 1t is fine in tone, pure in color
and accurate as likeness, certainly a handsome
picture.
"Job Lots"
"Odds and Ends
Lot of g Boys Vests at 81.
A. SAKs Co., S16 Seventh street.
a Wonderful Improvement in Beef Chipping,
Saving Time and Money.
Garst's Patent Lightning BeeEOhipping ma
chine can be seen at stalls Nos. 2l5 and 2l6, B.
street wing, north side, Centre market. The
best dried and smoked beef in the country for
rights.
Isaac Curry.
"'Tis economy to paint frequently" Whatever
he touches he adorns. Beautiful Irish green and
other cOlors in great variety. Shop No. sos Four
teenth street northwest
The
New York
suit,
Made from a fine blue flannel,
at
S1L0o,
at
A. SAKs & Co,
$40 Seventh street.
Professor Hillyer
will not start with his class to sketch from nature
till July. But two more pupils are needed to
make up the required number. Studio, 725 Four
One Dollar
They are good Satinets
We want to close them out; hence the low price
Zone doIlar) for pants that sold at $25O.
A. SAKs & Co., 3lo Seventh street.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR TALUABLES.
Call and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, nlverWare, or other
vRluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
nnnum, according to size. No business man can
T6kGp0TRina from the CHICAGO and Bosto1 ITs
For the Races.
made Of Mohair
or Linen. A. SAKs & Co.,
$40 Seventh street.
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The STATE or TRADE.

Lo>r.E Dec &l-l..3 30 U--UuI St.rs lUdO tont lO4 -
new iye, 1851 fe Railway tbsTe - y htSlorL ttI ~
}I--l..iU g..
n lur Ipard. q lorP OeHns $50 sales 10000 tas
LOCO speculation and export Inc se o TIE week
a., tu 1900 bs Of wL. 1000 taEcu for and
5000 Oh Ilc,lGOu the soc, port ~ actual count il 100 600
bales, sri $4,000 bas lr stock Of American by actual
CONT ~ p ba, estimated 81 900 bales the receipts a
the week lU3 900 t uc!-- ~ 10000 Aueica acua
EXPORT bae,i tie Eock stoat $4,000 uae Including
34s 900 American.
IoNpoN pee 81 ro.Couso ior 9la4a9l = and o
The account 81 p ag4 A.yce, from las quote kyn OF OF &C.
t,vgNloo De-. j2 o. or TIE basis Of Md1Hng
L., u, below Low MIuls. npae cemher aut Jan
Al - &C. o. deliverable Fe0HA3 an. Narct at I'e Lam 81
A. ROO
bales as on the ba' o. Moaning laId- 'hg
IoNDps Dec. 81. Refined Petroleum. 90 GlOL T. gallon
increased 100000 auGug the week The amount OF bullion
p Falk liability which last "eeI was a. 1
per q. - =
If,Erfp,r Dee. 81 u. - Brtsistlfs quiet
isuoS 3lj.5Op Hlle re to a. the Stock EI-
change On Government 1-l6 which . rs e
ee e,F FuFsud Juea states tet"eu bouds
l~jJ.. lUIls
PAM, De-. sl-The srece decreased
, ~ 900 francs dur.Lg the wcek.
fRGNkToa Dec. Slotted States FvetEoHy bonds 1862
977s
,.iggrPoor Dee. $3.50 D. m-Lsrd G. = tw,
ANrWIIr. Dec 81 PcjrUtuu 2tf Or 1Ee Bale Amefca
PABl. Dec 4l-Hye1 1e.-RtnJ-s. gu Toe.
Dec 3l-EytHuP IGlcuitG Lnsel, % a % &. Lin
see. o. - trt
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nnMKSrIC MAhKETs

AiBANY D,c tLNl-at without nen Rte-lu the
held uOuual ~10r7 Tor Western and ono
ls.oF 6m and higher sales No he
safe o. C1c Nothing trug 20 Barity or Malt
BAIusoHg Dec %CeoH gu It, s.e'' ava uIetsrgeq Pour
( ~ No do. - % No. DO. ~ ~ No Bed Weston
~ - No DO ~ y: No 3 81 ~. snd ,oI.s
White ~O0r5c; i'los sra~5..i Mined Nestern
s}, elevator Oats qSet southern, GJ4j5.i White Western
O30e4c i've unchanged iiay unchanged Pro
PufE dali n0IAly $50 Bulk Mess-SboIljers 90
7l rldes 9d loo for Iatr tally
Gull: sbouders. Gear Rb II Re-
changed Lard Unchanged Weston Bus vey cu; iul supply,
Petroleum. unchanged coffee sfong anu aaobsnd EhisIy Homy
I0Sl o..
BUFFALO Dec 3l-Impos for the last p Flour 800
$500 Corn. Il 900 bush 800
Barley 800 bush kIp0ra hueat s4O0 bush Com - 200
bush 600 bush Barley 400 bush Flour steady Western
Spring 81 1905 20; Bakers. 50 Zbd$5 30; Amber S5d
S. so white $685. 90 Wheat quiet; Milwaukee No Spn1g
II 81 I4dSl 10 hlWkukee No SpnnC 81 OGQSl 81,
Chicago No Spring, 81 o. GSl OF Red Wner 81 l4asl 10
White Winter 81 4dkl 26 Corn dali o. ktw High MIs1
tLs a7ee 90 No WtstU Al s3e osa Wet
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Sl,OOO. OOO
$l,OOO.OOO
EIUNICEP AL BOED3
or TIE
CITY OF CINCINNATI
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE


r, .,,,,,, 1,,s Of q ooo and a5oo .bco-ing seven
=" ,'"''" - y ~, - .,,4 i,t.r,s+ ,,o,,IIo
and three-tenthS U3lV per cent interest pay '"ie
January and Juy III each year, at the American
E,cbonc, National Rink in Ncw-York.
Tie. bo,Is ,r, mart of nm issi,e of S1OO30OOO au-
Ihese Dohi' are part oi an '''"' "a "u
CITY OF CINCINNArI of a line of railway from said
cit,, to Chattauoooi Tenn the income of which is
maid directly into the Treasury of Cincinnati.
The FttR and CredH Of the cir is Pic5Jcd for the
Poymeaf of Principal and interest Of tits Loaa, and
the cir GoraHmeai Of Cincinnati is reqdrci by L0c
annually To L"ry idr N""ceRt ''fdy me i"tee't ana
Prorde Sinking Fund I'm tie f'aaI Redemption Of tie
Bopd'.
3-;oooooo of this loan la, been heretofore issued,
ana ''' no'u' are no" 'o'''"s ~ l'' AND lNI''.'''
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financial.

ornon or THE DRY Dock, East BRoApwII AID BATTERY
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS for the
ensuing year held at the Office Of the ComPanT NO 900
nj n m RICHARD KELLY Secretary.
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COTTON MARKETS.

C,,vr,-,y nee 3l-Cotlu duU aud nominal; htdin' ~;
NJ SIT i.I.s. g1oss. SIS laci exports e"4si"'e -
/. les. o. o.. "a, bales. sto,,. 90 ,JJ ia.e,
ipn.yll.E pc. at-tot' vC.r qurti Mlid NJ. ~
cut. O.j nq, ipren., lJ7 bales; stos a ii n3f'
>,v5SVAH 3l'ott1 qlt au1 trmi h11LHt lac; 20"
Jfr ~: G. OrIurI l2g.; urt receipt, -J'i btr';
eIp, ,U-svse. 5ii bales sAc- l'"J Jarsi s'oA loifo
8Al7soRr Dee 3l-Coon du'l; Milling. llisd!i1a; Low
MtIrr l3lsIl4r. Good oiua u .C: gross c' s' -
bales; CI;cr 2Gj haze; tcs 800 bales pEae 200
baI.s: stock 30 bIs ,.,.. ,,,
Byvpr,s Dee Cotton quiet ard unchanged; Mlirs l3Ac
net receipt OsI bac. shipments e5' U4s c' 2OJo ba es
Basr"y bee 3i-Cotto7 unchanged Milling 4@ci net
cents bales 2til bacs sales, PCS bscs t,oc ~ IiJ
brc, 1890. ,,--,
pts "-bj Ls exports clsls 500 bales, 'a,s 2JJ oasi
PnrAnrrru. Dec 3l.-Co,ton qact; Mdiag lii2.; net
cent. t..,.; gross. 80 bi"s. .. o.,
tuAp.,y Dee 81, Cotton scly vi iu1g. ils; Low M'i
al.L. l314u lH GOOD or av - - I: fs'ti' &-J
haia, Fanc' 2jli h 20 The Continent 900 b''i
~ g. J . 70 bales: -JDrE. 1895 bales
OuEANs Dec. 3tUt1u duh and easy Mlln9, ID o.. :
Low Md4ar l3b-.. Oood Or uarr 49, DO; receipts b"'7
h,c. gros. bales; Great Britain ~ q. oses to
Continent lp2 bales ccaswisc $50 L,s sale O1O b,si
stoi 2lS j-3 BALI.
lul D.c-. ,v-orts 9!7 bales lock- $500 bales
Dec. 3l-to'I steady au1 ulcI-.gd NiI1Eng
l&'i. go,s lecpl 1S3 bales; shipments les ba'' Ss ~
NopIE De- 81 e to- yah; SnJIqg lr receipts Los
7qi ialcs. so'as. l.gJj ha.cs ttnc, 7tuHe ua.cs
ArGn.r, 81 --,1ttOg quiet Mudluy l' Los Nt'r
l3Lc. Gooa Ordinary lie ue rc't 40 bate shipments SOD
hates
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DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK,

BAL and 343 EAST FOURTH-sT. (uear Avenue D.,
NEW.YORK.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid all from 80 to g 600
ami Piys per on the over $1,000.
Deposits before January IL will draw interest from
January !, 1873 . . . .
MrI,.r
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(lnQllrlGl

An ELECTION of TRUSTEES Of thc NEW
~ YORK; BAL..t. DOCK Cya.ANi vii b. hi!.i re TO-
'l ,,rqal WEDNESDAY Of J3aa, rIg,, &C.. EH!Ii u
4 -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
Al l,i,. ! i. 81. S5% o. H.. : Co.,
N.43 Pa.... n T.
ELECNON.-An election Tor DIRECTORS
- g. t, -.,. y! leI At ,ae 'a"L ~ 'g.o1 IIL'pN''
lin AaEn,A> iEcn',oa >S'.,,'L. ~
ELECTI0E.-An election for Directors will
n n l,d2 teea" o. this "auA on n EspM j.a. r. ag''
A4.osAr En,,D"A' BA>a Nf"lo.k De-. 20 ls't
FLEClION.-lhc annual election iordircct-
- or ~ TOT T., ,a-o yer wi. D. eI az s Banning
EIEST CLASS, per cent SCHOOL BONDS,
lte -n". , 90. be- l',r,s OF the W'.em s-r. ,eer
5 J gtaes pa, G' 10 z zi r. 'a f1a &c., ' For
r.as,s. .lac.t. View York
I|2siiT6izl MAMMA, cr%, ia, r g', ~
W s r l" bsn5. . i '- .s ,., to" % 5 .. l
lo.'' of u,rry .o'c,'" 1d n".s.' a. 70 e a-.',lei
i@1% H. I l4,l4oSsoD '''.. S.i.%
A.ne.. TGoMA>. DEhNl a Co.. - w.l.st. ADRIAN VAN
NOTlCE-Thc Annual Meeting of the stock
y hors Of e MAGNETIC ORB co. willie ned lttlsir ofire
80 N"fiD-s. on W o. S.NpAl Jh. IT, O., = l:'.
New lora. Jlu J. 20. JOS. q. WILCOX Sccretsry.
NOilCE.-Ihc annual meeting OF the STOCK
y ILbLS Of Sic CW$.G NlSlSrrO win be beid at tleir
otlca. q, WORT. .L, ou WEDNESDAY. jan l3 > o. m
he"-lonE, J'n. LIED JOS. D. WILCOX. Secretary.
y OTlCE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
- STOCKHOLDERS o. tie WEDGE RiOCE PAVEMENT co.
v be he'd a. uef oher 70 wor'h'' whnXEsnAl, JAN 10
o. N II. q. WILSON, Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the AN
~ EUAL ELECTON Tor DIRE rORS Of o.. LONt gEANrf tSD
SEA SHORE RAILROAD COMPANY vii hgI az tr Ollie. OF
The COMPANY Long Branch j. WEDNESDAY, The Gt v VI
January. ln15.
The ,oll. val open at T. m and close at . 70. %.
books
% "a. at the Office 81 G. j. Osborn Co. 81 Broa
NeH.ioIk. and TeOyeueu On jan a. 1915.
g. = NOROsIN
u. 1 ill.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
Broadway Savings Institution,

No. 237 Broalwqy, entrance On ParA-1l7ce.
Interest depogt, entitled for the months ending Dec
81 At The rate OF TX par CENT PER ANNUM, al Of -
and uygInl he ac, ~ MAY Jan IL, lSl5
FRANCIS =. 'CIO Is President.
WADP WoRVALr. Sec ACtlgry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-01
DEAL ESTATE SECURITY
IN NEGOTIABLE FORM.
CRY PER CENT THIRTY YEARS GOLD BONDS,
WITH COUPONS, REGISTERED OR UNREGISTERED

SIX PER CENT THlRI1 1EAhS HOlID DONDo,
WITH COUPONS, REGISTERED OR UNREGISTERED
va" Of the
REAI, ESTATE TRUST COMPANY
or THE CITY OF NETWORK.
ppryCrp A. and INTEREST PAYABLE In GOLD in EBWYoRH
rh'H'i' NJ ~ or AMSTERDAM. HOLLAND, -
at the option the holder Interest Bsy,se 9s, s gay ar
CTiRRENCY AND AC RUBD INTEREST, Al THE COhfANIo
OFFICE No. II NASSAU-Sr., n l. a,,oro,,r, l., 4, IL, -
oftb. Bonds maturity is SECURED By the pledge
If Rond. and Mortgages owned BY the Company upon real
pYT MORTON Trustees with the ADDITIONAL SECURITY Of
The caritsI Of tie Company. of 81 100000
The r,s1ed pehdHg Bonds and Mortgages ovS
nno roron of ,s Charter mo mortgages shall be taken BY
the sad Compnr security for bonds issle or to be ssnd eI
sp, unou real e,tate the states Of EewfoE
and Connecticut and all mortgages taken for the purposes Aforesaid
bu he aiken upon unmproyed real estate Of greater estimated value
bv one hundred ami 6y per than the morgnged 'm'ut or upon
improved real estate Of greater estimated value o' my pe ~ ~
the amount Of the mortgage"
DIRECTORS.
v K Stevenson. II Nasssus kob Scbel Broso"av cor ~
Thomas A. Davies, go 5thaye. A. D. hOshnau - p
A. Belmont 10 and 2l Nasan-st lhss r. Veim IRE 20
~ mn u Bro,dst C. c. BalISn I3 and 40 North-Rt
IbgS TGsrer II N,s.au enry NJ. Tahcr, 80 BcayersL
I.nb i.re.on IA Brosist A. :. Barnes II WfamsI
Pr NJ s Ieonarl.sL Isaac W4lhch 10 WhIie-st
= Tn II Wsf.on Dol IIroadwaY g. Carcton 1872 5th-ave
d. NJ. Korher, 800 Peaflst H. l. "lison' - plo1'
v K STEVENSON, President THOMAS A. DAVIES hse-'ff'"
HENRY E. DAVIES 100 Bfwly Counsel VIM b ELY Stesry'
Pussy NATIONAL BlSK NETWORK Dec 20. 1874 .
rVNUE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Oh
" uace az The ne-house 0iDAA'
'u' i-'" - JOHN PARKER, Cashier