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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08
Christmas Gifts.

Holiday time is fast approaching, when
every one is anxious to see his friends
happy, and be made happy himself
When health and Gods bles sing abound,
we should all rejoice and be glad. To be re-
nembered by our relatives .or friends with
gift or token of affection or esteem, very
materially adds to our joy and pleasure.
which we all SO much desire on these days
OF rejoicing. Each one of course has his
or her,ow taste and way of doing, and tries
to choose whatever will be most acceptable
to the recipient and themselves, but We
know OF no more attractive place at such a
time than the book store, where such a
large variety of beautiful articles may al
ways be found to suit all ages, tastes and
conditions Of life; in all civilized communi-
ties where popular education abounds, like
our own, free and happy United States.
Books elegantly bound to suit the most
artistic taste, and con taining information
and instruction for the most learned and
profound; also aa open field for all who
have any desire to gain knowledge in any
of the branches of Literature Science or
Art. Books to please the youth and juven-
lies on all manner of subjects, useful, heroic
and comic. Remember all these may be
! found, toge Their with many others, too num-
erous to mention at T. S. Clark's bookstore.
which may be seen by his advert sement in
another column of this paper. Call at the
bookstore before purchasing elsewhere, cor
ner Third and Main streets, WATERFOWL,
Wisconsin.
Cheap John & Co., Main street, next
door to Kusers hardware store, is the place
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08


There is some progress being made
among us towards the procuring of Steam
Fire Engine for the use of the city. Sew
eral propositions from steam fire engine
manufacturers were laid before the meeting
of the Board of Street Commissioners last
Monday evening, but the matter of decid.
ing on one, was left under advisement. A
good steamer will cost from 50, 500 to &c.
600. Reservoirs will have to be built in
different parts of the city to make the en-
CINE of any use to US in case of Ere. An
engineer will have to be appointed to look
after things, and other expenses incurred.
These are matters for the taxpayers to
think of before deciding tn 9 question. We
certainly need steam FIRE engine, but are
we prepared to meet the outlay without
grumbling?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08
Advent services.

The first of the series Of week day ''Ad-
vent services was held at St Pauls
Church last Friday evening, Rev Mr.. Will
kinson, OF Maids sou, deli verIng the sermon
The second service of the series will be
held next Friday evening, December 10th
Rev. Dr. Egar, of Nashotah, will preach
from the following subject: Reasons of
enmity to the Gross.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08

To our knowledge violets, those beauti-
full harbingers of early spring, were picked
out doors here Tuesday Of this week, Dec.
7th, the result of the recent soft weather.
Let the croakers record this among their re-
collections of Wisconsin winter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08
No Chance for DISQUALIFICATION.

Fl. A. DeLand h Co., authorize those who
sell their goods, to tell purchasers to use
one-half of paper of their Best Chemical
Saleratus, and then if they are net emit rely
satisfied with its superiority over Soda or
any other brand of Saeratus, to return the
balance and get the money for the whole
refunded This Saleratus is perfect, there
fore they are willing to let it stand Or fall
upon its own merits
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08

II SArCs
ROLL OF HONOR.

Heart.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Under this head will be given, each
week, the names of those students whose
department and appli cation to study, dur
ing the preceding week, gave entire salts.
faction to all the Officers, Professors and
Projects of the Institution.
Rev. P. ". CON DON, President
H. Brooks, Watertown, Wis.
NJ. Casey, IS :"
P. Casey, Chicago, Ills.
E. Gallagher, WATERFOWL. Wis.
7. Fishel, Milwaukee, Wis
P. Foley: Johnsons' Creek, Wis.
E. Frey, WATERFOWL, Wis.
D. W. Callaghan, WATERFOWL, Wis.
j. Gleeson, Chicago, Ills.
F Krebs, WATERFOWL, Wis.
w. Kelley, Watertown, Wis.
H. Maloney, Hair ward, Ills.
A. McCabe, " atertown, Wis.
9. Moore, 9.
E. Murphy, /" :
NJ. Moore, Tomah, Wis.
g. Mulhatt, Nevada, Ills. @
} Nelins, Watertown, Wis.
NJ. Norton, 81 .T
b. Nouns, Port Washington, Wis.
III o. Malley, West PORT Wis.
NJ. Pentony, Granville, Wis., Q 8.
J. Periolat, Chicago, Ills.
N. Plerron. - .eas
A. Renth 4fa.y s-ss =rf.sef
T. Shea. -. E.e...## ~ 1
R. Burke 81
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08

& Cheap John Co., Main street, next
door to Kusers hardware store, is the place
70 buy your Holiday Goods. '''
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08
WatcrtOwn Market.

Corrected Weekly by TIL. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
WATERFOWL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-08

Ladies' Furs Repaired by August
Schiller.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-20

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10 E3
Bird, David McCullin tAppeai'
Gray. Ann Jefferson. nov; t,clo,s
III Tod, JJ 81 ", Mria lSr Rnns
sprGance Bra1 Geo. >. Eoiister Gar OF peal Nu D
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spruance, sorgO S. Eoster of Deal Of Nula Bona
ford JIl Horner. ...o--
Cooper, William s. Cassidy ior AT 'NA
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Jrt uorner
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The daily gazette., 1875-05-20
Causes for Trial and Argument

At the May Term, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy five, be-
fore the Superior Court, TO be held in New Cas-
tie, in end for New Castle County.
Trials Commencing Monday. May "a, A. D. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


Moores No 90 e5xs5S125IsG6 executors Of Mel ~ ooo
p sSn sss's %o S. Henry Beer.
snS SiiS 'o'fg OF Ha.isi a5iioo Jonas
Gnnewsn and wife 70 sylvester wietts $4,000
wsSnsSIa a. ,S ar 20 Maria Michel 5000
washng enst wa rs Of banks st. s6xs0' George oo
Ws,.senpu,tei and wife to Ksthafns Zess % 900
.nG Vie ~ sely,n Msrks ........-....-.-. 10000
iiss 40! g l "a S, aSs saiS S1rss
and wife u Mchsel Kun1enmann <s.Ooo
avenue es 5l9 g Of iitnst I'; Si Henry Nom
Evedei 10 William IL De Wolf Nom
2% DIV w. and rife - Henry Masrsr 10000
Sd hsry and we 10 Fell. isoyan 10000
snd wife 10 Ann RYAN IA 1890
nWsiy and another 70 WIN ii De Forest $4,000
~ IT. toe,i nd wife 70 Thos Rciy and another
Gcoygs z rceory VI $4,000
Waysnach and vile 10 bartholomew Donovan $4,000
Morysn and wife TO Henry Morgan $4,000
liIih.st, u > ls2 ftw AyeA. l96IlOo11 George E,
f"''er anu WIG " D"'' '' and other considerations
Same property; David Gray and wife to MaryJ Full
'er' ''''''' and other co,ridera atoms
4shs T. sh ave r issSio1 and 19t 10
~ o s", smith ...... Nominal
ii z c,,r 10 baviei r Kendall ......... 5000
~ n and wile to caterne w fiocl-taetsr 1000
l9tn 81, and V sf I" John Nelson Bull I. 2O25
Morrsaa p,b. and Vie % 10 %arsaret
au u her wv ............... $500
as Lot No So 6OxiOj; William Z. Common to Charles 80,
&. BgelOw 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
Citp Real Gstate for Sale.

LOR SALE-Terms moderate HOUSES and
ton for store saloon tepemtnts exceedingly well
call on premises
NOR SALE in the 23d Ward, at 1lorrlsanIa,
near The railroad depot high ground aud In hrstcass
ne gIborhood neat Cottage, with modern improvements
easy terms For particulars Apply p Jas
Parsha, Washn gonave, cor Of lbIth ~, Hoil'ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
New- 1erecn iseal estate for Sale.

LIOR SALE-At Englcwood, n. D., or VIII
i EXCHANGE u cahh basis all OF part OF @lOloD
worth Improved REAL ESTATE, beautifully located ior
81 Louis Alton Teirc IIaue H. Il. Preferred stock
JOHN BAILEY, 20 wall. entrance Nassau 81
LNOR SALE-A beautiful place on the Erie
4 Kallr,ad one h0ur from New York the house mas II
rooms every IA perfect order; carriage
house house, AMI -ab"s; 81 acres q" ad For
further particulars. photographs, &cy apply 10 CiiAhES
BATCIIlLOl HOhoAus. n. j.. or 10 No 10 Bond st n y
nor SALE LOW, rent yearly or exchange
Il for city or Chicago pibprry-A charming cot NlRf
miles NowYoTk. depois elegantly iur
nishcd PICTURES Ne; BATH gas waercnis nun
dry mountain scenery variety hnest ifls,
Vegetables suubbcry eXqnidte lawns. croquet eipnnis'
stable poultry and gardener houses Photograph WIN
A. q. DARWIN 229 broadway.
INOR SALE-$2j ,0OO.-A fine COUNTRY
SEAT in Springfield. y. j. IL miles from the city. ON No
Boulevard through orange comprising ~ acres WIN
large house oubuings. &C. in good order running
with mill the property perfect nie TO
apply before Aug. 10 henry NJ NNER,
the premises or 10 Jennings BROTHERS, Japaheon
Paperw are, 3j2 PeaIi.st, NcwNork CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
european advertisements.

NOTICE.-T0 ABRAHAM ROBINSON, son of
~ James Robinson late OF Old Hail. Burnley. the
England. farmer. and nephew OF
Mary smith, Of Black pool III the said County Of
died tho Both ~ 1874 and ~ the chd
children Of the said Abraham Robinson. II any.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that BY the win Of the said
ROBINSON, 10 bis child or children, and he they will
conmunica 90 with the undersigned, the necessary seps
will be taken for paying he said legacy 10 the party
parties entitled thereto receiving satisfactory proof Of
Identity --Dstod this 81 xtocDh day Of March, 1875.
CHARNLEY, son FINCH
BackpOo Lancashire England Solicitors FOL tho EXECUTORS
OF tic said Mary Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
Gituations Wanieo-femalss.

Chamberma
DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED n T LII
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. IBIS Broadway cor Thirty Irs
st. or 3OS West Twenty .thhdst cor Eighu,ayss xoO
nlnI ave cor Forty seyentlst at the HA LEM OFFICE
No y psi m ri ave cor hundred and twenty fourth ~
(IIarem savings Bank Builnal; and AZ tho BHoOkLfN
BRANCH OFFICE No. 333 Westinghouse, next door 10
the Post Office up To D. at regular Office rates
NHAMBERMAID HOUSEWORk, &c.-By
~ capable co9fcd young woman she Is good cook wasne
and Irncr, will 40 country city either mas EDn
Tsferences and can be ct the PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, 1888 9th ave. above 10Th ST
OIL MADISON-AVE., near 42d-st.-Io do
ell UPSTAIRS WORK and assist IL tho care oil children
IN private miy - well recommended W her present cs
poyeI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
Banking Gonses ano Bankers.
A rockingham & 10.

BANKERS,
~ WALI-ST.
In all kinds Privileges by responsible
individuals firms issued only on ative STOCKS thrirby CIV
ins the purchaser the greatest possible chance OF securing
alaTRe return Tor his money.
See what the press says ,, . ,...
n 70 purchase Privileges stocks and those contemplating
70 oparae throu g the banking hrn oi fOl
INGIiAM Il CO. New-y 0rk independents
The York Graphic says; . mi ,.,.,
This Old established offers facilities for Specializing
with an money ranging from $50 10 any amount
and gives investors the avantag" as thoso VINO
invest th1ssps dollars During the last month invest
mems Of stocks have returned prOts OF TUu
u $4,000 marvellous TO those unacosoned 10
NaIs operations; nevertheless II is true, susauated
by the fnctuat Of prices at the stock Exchange"
The Albany Post saws; .... . . ,.,. ,
"MeSsrs ALEX FROTHINGIIAM e. Co, Bankers and
Brokers' facilities liberia, than can DE- lOunu at any
other hOusc in the street" -,--t-
s53 will buy PUT or cal on 90 shares OF stocs
s2l2 30 will buy Put "Ca' 2OO shares o. stock
S.25 viii buy a Call" on 400 shares of stock
sioe2 30 viii buy PUT or "Ca" 1000 shares Of
Par value al each share, 800 - .
privilege shares Of active stool, viii secure the
following the market price at the New STOCK
Exchange declines nom the price Sated IN inc
Privilege Contract any time dung 80 GAYS; z2 Per cen.
uctuatiOn 100 10 cent nuotu6iloh on oVJ
shares, costing the amount stated above viii rea2e ne owner
shares double this amount ana IN the same
proportion greater or less huo'Uatloh r. .,au
Many lions received by US Tor advcc
stnfins Of loss they would be seriously embar-
To such ndv-e, "Iet speculation alone" Ihe
pleasure affords TO large profits 10 soie would
conipen-a, for the regret we would nave ni the
Xddres fo Financial Weekly Report free orders
ALEX. FROTIlINGIAH & Co.,
10 WALL ST NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

GILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN
N LATE HIPPODROME.
Mr. p e. GILMORE ... Director
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GARDEN IN THE WORLD
Concerts every night at O'Clock by
GILMORES SUPERB BAND OF
100 PERFORMERS,
AND
THE WORLDS GREATEST CORNErrST,
Mr. J. LEVY,
will evening the choicest SELECTIONS RON
his repertoire Of musical gems
Change Of programme nightly. -.
SATt RDAY AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock Matinee perform
ance Music by Serenade Band OF Selected Musicians
Admission so cents private Boxes admitting four 81 80
Tho Garden Is open EVERY OTHER AFTERNOON, with.
music from to ocock-a delightful resort for ladies
and children. Admission 25 cents. ..
tickets for 100 performance $50 MALI season TICK
for so performances $40 PACKAGES IL uckes Vi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

Auriion Sales of Real Cslate.

EXECUTOKs SALE
H. by mortgage foreclosure ~ the best MASTFAC
TT RING SITES and finest WA TER PRIVILEGES In East
ern factory dwelling 0use tenant house and
sOu, one valuable land with the
privileges and rights Of apprrerant thereto
banks o sOpus In the midst of the famous
Shahdaken lumber region III tc Town ~ onnndakcn ~ The
County Ulsi y s. will be sold under the direction OF
ROSWELL LOCKWOOD Usi. Referee IN pursuance OF de-
Judgment the supreme Court OF the state of New
York At The IN fle city ~ kingston " y on the
26th dl Of August 1875 nj o'clock In the afternoon FOR
further particulars address " BRODEAD cashier OF NE
King National Bank, VAN ErfEN CLEARWATER
Attorneys &C. Kingston ". Y. or i. j. HARRISON, 5l4
West Twenty fourth ST.. y. y. Ciiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

DOBERT s. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
IL ESTATE and MORTGAGE L0ANs spi no 3ch1ne
great OF Heal Estate consisting ~ stores anu
ings every description, IN best SECTIONS OF iI
Vacant of near Prospect Park and elsewhere, WIN f
ers oan Farms Village RESIDENCES and Country orss On
Hudson River Connecticut ami on Long
Island Also Real Isatc OF n miscellaneous chaiao". m
of Eastern and western states fItcs
Xishng 10 change character uf their Investments In ia
Estate will md their advantage Ia communicate WIN W.
advertiser whose business Is exclusively the besOta"ho OF
Real Estate transactions distinct from mat o. shoso
Exchanges for country property OF wee versa
promptly gcd Correspondence with owners Oh a 70
tate in any locality solicited No charge made unless properly
disposed terms approved Of 10y the owner I
ties proposing purchase Residence or other popery III
Brok MAY their interest by sending S.hoIu
description of property wanted ana location p
ferrc that they may be kept informed OF sniilr ,,ii %
sale exchange ono of me very
best Dw enss brooklyn lights also, fsc"iss it',i
deuco near Prospect Park number 81 desirable Iuilhg
Lots Plaza exchange Tor iin IaItles
real estate, can OBJ aln te w
,puIoyo,D 10 any amount required appl cation Ia
ROBBERY X BUSSINU. 2Oi MOntaguest, BrookVh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
Ghanfcs for Business Men.

AN old established institution in New-YOrk
desires the services Of some competent So
JICITOR for contributions Answer. stating capacity and
percentage required Address Box 100 tribune once
A RARE BARGAIN.-The stock and fixtures
N OF q HAT. CAP. and FURNISHING GOODS store TOT
sale: situated Michigan only hat store In Guy OF
inhabitants established in 1868 For terms address
a. L. f.. T.. o. Box S5i, Grand Rapids Mich
4 Optional capital procured for merchants,
and others mining interests &cneeotied
exchanged for business persons with capital
advised without charged of approved oppOr
Ilerenc,s Howard Fancy Goods Chambers ST.
McFadden Reed Glass Importers Warrenst &c OR OGS
Financial and Business Brokers. % broadway
YNO MANUFACTURERS and OTfiERS.-l
wish the Agency North Western States with head
quarters Chicago of standard article busin ~ OF
mapufactry OH commission salary. security gwen IOr
trust rep0sed Of references here and IN or
correspondence invited Adress SAWYER l6l Rand0phst
Chicago, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

~ And daughter English Protestats cook u!.isgsab
business thoroughly makes best bread bscut &e; f's 20
NATL N very neat and Z waitress 0btct ~
country best recommendations Call ~ .AP ~, :.
los 6th-aye. near 9th ST.. lat9 llth a. soN VthavH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
dPECIAL COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

DANIEL n STANTON KIT AZ y; VA GT6 HE Err AL
THIS undersigned appointed special ConnsSohci o1I mi,
decreta order Of the lin June maze irSut Southern
District Of Alabama Is directed among othsr
cure into and report what moneys nave peon & %
ended in improving road by The seyeIs @ nu
~ aimee they had possession OF inc row
tne , sorcs those moneys derived and reasonable
ne Of such and the particular character OF 'hese
improvements" a., IN acc ordaoc 90 viii,
a.. o,Sers IN the cause what disposition was nado OF We
same and said disposition was maze III m s,S
ssd orders and which in his opinion should 20 ao"o' w
which rejected -. 49,, ,ro,ar,,, maid or incurred
D., he OF the Trust for filing the bill III inns case am
FOR other proper legal expenses for the trust anu W " ~
ssvera amounts have been paid or are due' H., Ia,
Wha other sums detail have been properly W
the several and Trustees in the exercise Oh 'e
duties for ;he said Railroad ,,....oo. h,vo ran
"Whs services said Receivers and Trustees nave rem
in the execution OF their u"sS """ " ''
allowance SHOULD be made them, -, a, ,ors,o,,a al ro
For the purposes OF tns ho,1 session at Chat
fanoOgn beginning MONDAY, the 2tth nV pi ~ r
nntn.r session for the wili ne ntu vi.
convenient 10 The time aud place 70 4e Ao ~
further notice. T. fhlLLiT4r 7P'''N Washington d. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
Drooklpn Real Cslaic for sale.

DROOKLYN Nights. Very desirable
ID HOUSE Wllowst For Sale on easy terms; ohoico
''"-''' p'''' KULAND & WHITING. Beeknanst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

ITO I.ET-In French family, for one or two
gentlemen. n nicely furnished large ROOM also hall
room connecting separate Terms moderate 65 East
Twelfth ST., broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
1mnsemfnle.


CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. TONIGHT.
~ THEODORE TIfOMAs'S
UNRIVALED SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERTS
THIS MONDAY EVENING. Ang ats.
OvFRTURE Esmont. BeethoTen
sCHEHZO. Resignation. symphony Mendels
FANTASIA Recommendations. .Vieu xtemps
nULDIGUEGS MAHSCH Wagner
OVERTURE. Der Frey schuctz. Weber
= ~ 'hewl ,Scnuoert
RHAPSODIE HONGROISF No. 3....... ..Ijszt
SELECT1OfS, LIST Act William Tell. Rossui
WAidZ, Wine, Woman, and Song. ....s strauss
Admission. so cents Boxes, 81 and So.
TUESDAY NEXT, GRAND BEETHOVEN NIGHT.
NOrICEThe having passed into other hands,
package tickets Issued by Mr. John be admitted
on and after TUESDAY. Aug. 3.
EIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
REOPENfNG fIiIs EvENING All
THE V0KES FAMILY
(3cssie, Victoria, Isosina, Fawdon, and Freely
In their great speciality
BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN.
Preceded by HIS OWN ENEMY first time I'm America).
BUNCH or BERRIES next MONDAY.
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Cost an6 fourb.

RANK BOOK,
- issued by the Institution for tho Savings Of Merchants
Clerks, No. 5.440.
The finder will please leave II the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

rVENT TO LET OR FOR SALE.-An OBJ
Il long TENT 40 BY 80 suitable for camp meetings &C
Address TENT, Tribune ONCE. Box LEO, New'York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02

yTyUF FITNDFD BONDS of the WEST
L WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY are now , teacH,
and being delivered by the NewYork Gnatany anu ,.se
se5d In tker Coupons bonds for the same fef m
fbsT mart enars the plan of funding please coz"
manjcae with the Office of the Railway company no o.
Broadway. r. H. IisoW niNIpon, soNID@,.
IN PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FiRSi
III MORTGAGE LOANS ON improved IOWA FARMS
fsferences ana mi information os application;
UNDERWOOD & CLARK. Muscatine' iowa
n. ANn TO S100.000-A gentleman VIII
pD.tbtFO advance first or second mortgages Dohls
OF other ample security at cent per annu Tor tr OF
vears suit also, opO ui,
wards per annum personAi soculI h1orsN
notes chafel mortgages eDdOwmens etc, etc. no pohus
charged Immediately made TO bona noe hP
country. Address H. H. staten isi'n" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
Enautial.

.n.-~e~
~. LOUIE AA"' sscRgrARY's oYr1cy, July ~, 1870
pv order of the President and
BOARD Of director. This COMPANY At IA meeting oas nS SS
this DAY IN sne % tSat there viii DO SPleC &
OF the oi. on TIL EsDxY, Aug 10. 1872 be-
IN tho cy OF 81 ~ i0 m for the purpose OF con
sderns ne r Tscs,icn and cons Ter the purchase Oh car
presented ior oshes 10 enable this Company 10 make s
tain righs ana & Union Depot Louis and for such other
busncss may come before JAMES How SECRETARY.
@T0pc AYTZATION.-N. Y. g. 0. MIDLAND
a. r,nstees OF the Bondbo'ders Plan having been
,ts NV special Of the y = Court a. parusr 20 Wv
nt OF FIRST Mortgage bonds deposited WIN mem
~ receive bends st the mon IrM ~" 80
VII until further notice and viii represent te hueis
~ bonds Deposited with them At the gearing 'or n"
had ~. ~ II, ,o, AZ tor nroof whenever required
Usxpresen az they informed OF me MI haiS
bo ~, bonds Al once without fear that ey VIII De- sH
,lided FROM any purchase in the inters OF bondhoners
% con only he Changed MAJORITY OF the bondhodcia
'TqiHo HOUSTON sccy JOHN h. WILLIAMS, Chairman
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Goiels.
GUNNER Retreats.

NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-WiIlTE sui.
u pUIJU SPRI Nos HOUSE considerably enargeii Doard
a. anaciaI t,rms TO parties remaining through September
fnr r,f,repcs apply to Henry Rosenhem 40 broadway
Address WALhER n. LENNON, p'VPne"'i N"i"' "'"'"'
County, New York.
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~ EAST 9'TH-ST., near BROADWAY
20 Newly carpeed papercd parlor foor for hight bust
alsn paro and bedroom second ooi 'front.' and front
on third floor
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6ituatlons Uanteo-- males.
Coachmen.

WANTED-By Il respectable young man. a
W SITUATION as CoAChMAN ana GA n ,,.t III:
good gardener Is willing To make himself uselu has ~
years reference Apply at A. PELTON Co.'S, $40 Gtnave
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DoGro an0 Rooms.
Below Courteenth-st,

A GERMAN family, without children, wishes
"A Ia take little child to BOARD Inquire at No. SO Cf
at Rppm Nh
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IN WAVERLEY-PLACE near Broadway:
~ Pleasant FRONT ROOM, Si, SIG, slS, and $40 for
two with BOARD single ROOM 81 transient people 81 per
day also, table board 81.