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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-16

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. RES TLESS Z
IAUNDICE, NAUSEA, ..
THE CHEAPEST. PUREsT, AND BEST FA
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
~ have never seen or tried
such a simple, eilicaclous, sat
isfactory, and pleasant RENE
d. in my life."-Il. HAINEH,
81. Louis, Me.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
ra>ionslly use, when my
condition requires IL, Doctor
Simmans'S Liver Regulator
with good efFects."-lloN,
ALEX. Il. STEP EMS.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been
in use in my family for some
time, and am persuaded II Is
Z yulu BILE addition 10 the
medical science" -GoV. d.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
ell have used the Regulator
In my famiy for the past sew
cu'een years. j call safely re-
commend ii To the world rs
the best medicine have ever
USED for thst class Of Diseases
IL purpUrtS TO curc."-H. +.
TliIGrEN.
President of City Bank.
"Simmons's Liver kcSula-
tor has proved good and eff
G cinus mediciue."--C. A.
NUTTING.
Druggists.
I'VE have been acquainted
with Or. Simmous'S Liver
Medicine Tor more than twe1-
tv years. an1 know II TO he the
best Liver Regulator offered
to The public."-M. r.. LYON
and II. l.. LYON, belefon-
taiue, ia.
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Il gRI-WEEKLY.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANsFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
-'~ BALTIMORE.
g TANTON INSIDE LINE."eaI1:5snqz

" 6k&d1nkkNhM42
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETW ZEN
: RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEkLY.
On and after OCTOBER ! the splendid Iron
steamers of this line will leave RICHMOND. ~ ES-
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
TSycntv-second and Dock streets, making close con-
neclon each trip at Canton, Md tEast Saltlmore)
9th the Philadelphia, Milmington ana bairhofe
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by IRE ana marine
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line; TINS
is The quickest line between Philadelphia anu RICH
mond. ,,,
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line" and sent to the phiiadeiphi'
Wilmington and Baltimore depot. philadelphia.
Frcignts received daily In Philadelphia anu Rich
mond For further Information applyto
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Office: Twenty -second and Dock street.
and Ninth aud Main streets; or 10
j. 8. WILSON, General Freight AgInt
oc 0-3n Philadelphia.
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'''nEPaRruREsO or STEAMERS.

EOR NE w FOB Il The EfKfH
II Old dominion stesmsbIp Company'o -
.te.mshin RTCHHOND, Captain Read, VIII sal,
SyINDAY. January 1ftns at IL O'Clock d.
Positively no freight received after O'CLOCK sat
t ThSrousa bifs Of lading signed, and GOODS scs'
wsrded with dispatch % al points nortA' soutn'
Passapeer accommo dations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $i2; steerase, 70 foano'
tri Fo tf iseis6s s 81 passage apply to
ft' EYE ''st- NJ, ALLEN CO.. Agents.
4. 1a.I4 Company's Wharf. RocketU.
TOR PHILADELP PHI IA.-F6k
E The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain an,
CARE win receive freight for the aS s,o pof' I'LL
Freirhr taken ut low rates for Wilmington, Del.
Proyfaence, and Boston. Bills Of lading signed
through. ,.,,,a,,,. n,e.,s and
s,ata T az -" W, r. PORT Ek. Agent.
a. !, x OF - l7s.. 2425 Dock street.
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or all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach ana opieeh'

sIMMoNs'S LIVER REGULATOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-16
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

WnsAT.-White, 80 bushels. Red, so bushels.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWOM
Il SMALL DWELLINGS,. Oh the east sideAiS:
Of Fourth street beyond Leigh street. Price for
one. 1850: for the other, ~ 200. Noox rented to
prompt. paying tenants.
TERMS: Rca' enable. Apply to
FRANK ID. HILL, Heal Estate Agent.
ia 1866 HOS MaiJl street
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FFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN in the SHOULDERS, ,'lZnl-
NESS. SOUR STOMACH, bad laste
In the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TiCKS, PALPITATIoN OF the
HEART. PAIN In the r.glon Oh
the KIDNEYS, DEsPoSDbNCf'
GLOON, and IDrchodings Of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring OF
a dis, ased LIVER.
If.you feel DULL. DRoWsY,
DEBiLITATED, have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR PETITE, ana
TONGUE COATED. you arestlt-
fering from TORPID blIEE or
"EILIoUSSESS," andnothing
will cure YOU so speedily aiid
permanently.
rne LIVER. the largest organ
in the body. Is generally the
seat Of the disease, and II mol
REGULATED In time great SUI.
fcring, wrelchedness, aud
I.Lhl'I will pIlslie.
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SIAIMONS'S
Liver REGULATOR.

SIAIMONS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious
attacks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Splr-
its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, &C., &c.,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
isa faultess family me licne.
Does not 2sarraugc the system.
is sure to cure II taken regularly.
is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains The simplest aud best remedies.
,."
CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our en- srayed wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature uubroken /;
none other Is genuine.
j. II. ZEILIS Il CO.,
de 2S-6m Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
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DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTORS OF
~ every size imported from England. aud sold
AT MEALE 81 BAKERS drugstore.
rITMA ANS SEA SALT, III % and soc. packages
sod AL MEADE i BAhER'o drugstore.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT ndLOZENGES, for the
relief aud cure OF foul breath, heartburn, aau ass-
pepsia. Sole ut MEADE i BakER . drugstofe'
CUTL ER'S POCk ET NH ALERs afford prompt
r.Iicf N snrethroat bronchitis. and catirrh. sol
NJ MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
p.Tr pEfTORALF, ALUM and KlNO LOZ-
ESGES and CEIORATJt OF POTASH LOI-
ENtIES tor coughs. colds aud sol cthroat. Sold III
- MEADE Il BAKERS drugstore.
PULLNA, FIR EIDRIC HSlI ALL. and other Fu-
ronenu MINERAL WATERS, old In all quantities
nj MEADE & BAKERS drugs tore.
FRENCH CHOCBLtTE with EXTRACT OF
REEE-yery nutritious aud pleasant TO the taste.
sold at MEADE & b ahtk'S drugstore.
q. 10 9l9 Main street.
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PAINTS, OILS, DC.
DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely SAFE!
PERFECTLY ODORLEss!
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NEAL. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAE.E.
E,OR Saloon THE INSTALMENTG s..
Il PLAN, FOUR BRICK HOUSE, 5, contain 81
Ing four each, on ore sou Tin. small cash
payment. then 81 0 per month and interest Oh de-
f,rred psymeuts- payable monthly, which viii be
but IL trinc more than they rent for now.
W. K. POLK & CO.,
IN 1856 No. : Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
SUICIDES AT wAvERLY, N. J.

Yesterday morning, while two young we're hunt
ing for muskrats in Bound Creek and hollow known
the Cove in the of the wavery fair grounds
Waverly N. j., they came upon the body OF man,
lying face downward and supported by the reeds which
grow very thickly along the bank OF the creek They
returned at once to Newark and notified Coroner
Osborne who went with them to the spot Upon turn
ing the body over it noticed that the deceased's
throat had been upon the lett sde severing the
carotid artery and the jugular vein. From the appear
ance OF the wound, the incison having been
made by downward stroke from left to
right, the Coroner is of the opinion that
the wound was senlicted, and that the suicide had
shut up the knife and returned 1t to hts pocket after
committing the deed In his pockets were found some
pieces OF string, knife and some keys. There was
also a piece OF an envelope from which the name had
been torn but the address, "No. Belmont avenue,
Newark, n j., =, could st be read The number of the
residence in Belmont avenue was also torn out ap
pareny as If by design. The letter post marked
Tennessee but the of the town had been torn on
Deceased apparently between fifty anu sixty years
ofage an was poorly though comfortably clad he
a large man and had been recently shaved. He wore
no beard His hat found his head and patched
shoes upon his feet In his pocket was also found
postal card addressed to prominent Newark minister
calling attention to grand rally Of the Newark sun
day school Association, at ST Paups church, Monday
evening October lS 1876.
Yesterday afternoon a tramp, named Edward McWil-
lams, walking along the railroad track toward
Elizabeth and when about 200 yards from Waverly
station tho body Of man in the underbrush near
the track. He called to some companions who were
a short distance in front OF him and they returned
with him Newark and notified the police authorities
Coroner Vreeland to the spot and found tho
living upon his face, pistol shot wound through tho
right temple. The pistol with which the deed was
committed found beneath him. He was well
dressed and a new undershirt, with line shirt
over it He vas Of light complexion and about twenty
five years OF age
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
THE CENTRAL PARK SAVINGS BANK.

further mccrsDg Of the depositors OF tho Central
Park Savings Bank held yesterday AT Gormania
Hail. Third avenue, 70 consider what action should be
taken against the trustees Amer long discussion IL
was agreed that awyor should be engaged to pros
ecuie the President Of the bank Thomas Gcarty, 10
being considered that the best portion o the depostors
money lad gone into his pockets u was also under
stood that 81 the Old trustees had given indi-
vldual bonds 70 make VT any deficiency,
and that snco the suspension OF tho bank
thev had beer Withdrawn from the bank IL is
also decided 20 call mass meeting Of the depostors
for the purpose Of demandn the removal Of the Bank
Superint cndent Mr. Ellis who Is considered 70 have
acted in the interest Of this and other suspended
banks when he should have protected tho interests ~
the depositors The mceIing IS 90 be held some day
this week
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on, gradually declined 70 ux OK dividend OF
per cent casing at 72& Concerning
TINS stock there secn~ 10 30 some mystery as
yet nndeveloped That stooA which pays eight per
cent dividends and which the man-.ement asserts has
surplus OF earnings remaining should h,a 40 steadily
declined from what should not be considerea high
price, passes the comprehension Of the average nvest
and the fact itself probably adds the dstrust Among
the assigned for decline those before re
erred to- that the company to lose the use OF the
Baltimore and OHIO and the Pennsylvania Railroad
lines The latter renewed on Friday, with
the Of January named the day which the wires
would be transferred TO the Atlantic and Pacific Com
latter company would make material reduction in s
charges to all points The remainder o. the list
calls for special comment II We except North
west which has been conspicuous for its total
want OF life The clique this stock TO have
hard time. No one will either buy or sell IL; conse-
quently the possession OF large portion of the COM
stock Of the road which gross only about
sl3,OO0,O0o and is represented hrst by about
$4s 600 900 OF bonds and second by $2, ,653 Of
preferred stock may be considered quite large
sized white erephant. We hear tnat another favor
able story be put forth concerning this prop
erty, but the trouble Is the stock is 50 far
away' that never feels the effects Of any OF these
"good things"
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the extreme fluctuations
FIR tha uaak m tha leadtn Cha
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

RECORD OF CRIME.

William Marshal, the youth who arrested on the
charge Of burglariousy entering the residence Of Mr.
H. Bailey, No 81 Fourth place, brooklyn, from which
place he was chased and fred upon his pursuer was
Committed 10 jail.
Jacob Dussley OF No. 22 Leonard street. BROOKLYN
caused the arrest OF Charles Elliott Yesterday the
charge OF stealing valuable ring from him
The residence OF Mr. James hcsweeney, No. 50
Ninth street. Brooklyn was robbed OF several valuable
articles Of clothing on Saturday evening
The dwelling house OF Henry O'Hara Bergen street.
near Albany avenue, Brooklyn, was bnrglariousy en-
tered by forcing the door, and 500 worth OF silver
ware stolen
Benedict Dudley, ofNo. 4s2 Atlantic avenue Brook
fyn, was arrested yesterday for assauting Leopold
Rudessel OF No 3 Willoughby street, with a beer
glass while drinking in saloon and inhcting danger
Gus wound.
The residence OF James KinseIla, No. 20 Flatbush
nvenue, Brooklyn, visited by sneak thief sat
urday evening aud robbed oil clothing.
Thomas Eaton struck on the head with pitcher
by Cornelius Reardon while drinking and lighting at
McNay's gin shop, corner OF Navy and johnson
streets on Saturday night. The injured was sent
70 the hospital Reardon is held 70 answer
Robert thomas, twenty years Of age, was set
upon by Newfoundland dog IN Adeiphi street, Brook
lyn Saturday and ne kicked the animal IN self de-
fence Ho was arrested by officer charge Of vio
iatng the law for the prevention OF cruelty 70 ami
mails Justice Rely suspended sentence In the case
John Wild aud John Neil, aged thirteen years re-
epectlvely escaped from the dormtory Oi the Iruant
Home by lowering themselves from tho windows with
sheets which they formed into ropes They wendcd
their way, nearly naked toward Brooklyn, and were
almost numb with cold when discovered by an ooer.
Peter Roachoz, German, thirty eight years Of age,
residing At No, 253 FIRST street. Brooklyn +. D., was
cut the Left wrist with knife by Frank hermat
during QUARREL at the beer saloon Of Joseph Waiboth
No Z52 First street. on Saturday night The injured
man IS Al the A0apltai. The wound u eoaslAeIed IAN
GW0NRm ~ - -
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvANA, Dec q, ItlJ.
Surpr-The proximity Of the holidays has impaired
ased duness 10 business warehouse Havana
and Matanzas 500 boxes and 800 hhdA receipts o the
week $50 boxes and ssl hhds exports OF the week.
III OO boxes $50 hhds including 10000 boxes and
All the hhds the United States Bacon, 50 $50 per
cwL Butter American in kegs and bbls S4S Qninta
do in tins SIS $40 Hans s. guntal ior American
sugar cured Lard kegs x4l ax4l - Qnntal DO IN
tins x4s so S4v 90 Potatoes - ~ 50 per bb faliow,
SIT $50 per quina Wax yellow Sl5 SO ~ arrobe
Honey d reAs per gallon Onions, American, &l4 80 S5
per bn Naval stores DcmnAl empty hhds, last sales ~
large s. 30 gold Lumber white pine SSl % gold PER
ShookS nominal. box reals; hhds, ~ rcals
IL reals Molasses hhds - reals ~ reals white navy
beans 3 reals 23 reals per arobe. Chewing tobacco,
"a $50 per Qunta Corn ~ reals ~ reals pcr arrobe
Hoops dull lat saies az $50 gold. per ~ Frcights hrm;
oadng p0rts north of Cuba toudc portO
Tor the United states per hid. of sugar - 5Q per
hid on nolAsses g. 20 e. 90 spanish gold 2i2 2l2l6
premium Exchange aud advancing; the United
states 40 days currency "a sS premium short sight ~
4 9s nremium 10 days, gold, 10 III premium snort
sight 122 1928 premium. on London. l4e l4I premium.
on Paris, llS 10 premium
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
M. BRANDY's FATE FROM BRANDY.

Paris December 81 correspondence Of London Times
The Correctional Tribunal of Santes has lately de.
cided curious affair. The hero OF it is rich pro-
prietor bearing the appropriate name OF Brandy. 1t
appears that this gentleman INDUCED freely in spr
ituous LIQUORS that had arrived at state Of chronic
delirum trenens- One day last September, feeling
himself rather worse than usual, he lay down his
bed and while there OF his friends NJ. Boucq en-
tered the room and asked him TO lend him dshing net
owith the greatest pleasure replied Brandy getting
up to show his whore the But Boucq
advanced toward him Brandy, making somewhat
grim lest drew revolver and saying, .Here is a
pretty pockethandk erchief shot his visitor At the
trial several OF the witnesses said they thought that
Brandy was u madman, and midwife stated that no
had accused her Of changing his child from boy into
GIRL Boucq, who seems man Of charitable disposi-
ton said that Brandy had been and WIS still one Of his
best friends and that he wished him no harm. The
Court however determined 50 maNe Brandyis case
warning 10 drunkards and he was condemned to two
years imprisonment
w. Boucq may mourn his eccentric friends tom.
porary seouson, but others in the reighborhood Of
Santes viii doubtless rejoice that NJ Brandy is cut of
from q too free use Of his namcsake and revolverS
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
DIED..

BARBKR--On Sunday. December 26, SARAH, widow OF
the Dr John Barber Of staten Island, ID the I4th
year OF her age.
tend the funeral services the residence or her
Alfred 4l4 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn on Tuesday
December 2s, at twelve O'Clock A, without further IN
BEnnxAS.-on Sunday December &c, RSuEccA, wife
Of Henry Behrman youngest daughter OF Marcus foge
In the 10th year or her age.
Funeral nom the residence or her parents 22l East
Thlrly hrst street Monday December y, AZ twelve h
BoYLEN-0 saturday, the 2th oi December y her
late residence. l1p Narck street. hAhGARBT borLhN IN
Her remains viii be taken to 81 An,hony's Church,
Sullivan street. lhts Monday at ten A. ~, thence
10 calvary Cemetery Tor ntermenL Relatives and
rienas are respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
BRyAyT-On SUNDAY morning, December 70. 1875.
after short Illness WILLIAM q BRYANT, Sr., aged ~
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CkoAMKLIK-A Flushing, /. l.. on tho 9th OF De-
cember FEpERicE DK PYsrER CRoxzsLN, in the isih
year Of hs age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited @ a..
tend the funeral Monday Afternoon AZ Two O'Clock,
frors No $50 Dean street, Brooklyn.
BoYLE-on sunday, December 26 1875, TArEIcK
Boys aged 80 years months and 70 days
Tho relatives ana ricnds Of the family, and also the
policemen attached the First precinct police station,
New York, respectfully invited 70 attend the fune
raj from the residence 0i his brothcr.in Law, Rarthol
omew Curran, No. go Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, on
Tuesday December Is 1875. At two O'Clock T NJ
FAssiS-On sunday, December ~, CHARMS NJ. FAs-
siS oniy child ofDr Charles and LoCSS FaSsn, aged
z wears / month and 16 days
Funeral will take place Tuesday, December IS, at tive
r. NJ from residence 655 Lexington avenue
FfSvGAN-On sunday, December 26 MARY FISH.
GAN widow OF the late Michael FnBgan, native or the
county Cavan, Ireland, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-.
dence ts Madison street. on Tuesday, December s, a.
GAnAcAN.-In Brooklyn December 20, THOMAS CANA
GAM formerly of Grague Queens county, Ireland, In
the 10th year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence Of his son, No ~ Watt
aiout atraoA ON TnaeslAK The 18th inak. al kKaP ~.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
DIPHTHERIA AND IT'S CAUSES.

HERALD reporter called yesterday several physi-
Clans in Jersey City 20 ascertain their views on the ex
traordnary prevalence OF diphtheria Every
loud Ia his denunciation of the defective system OF
drainage and the poor ventilation in dwellings Or.
Hadden, speaking on this point, said:-'Just look at
the location Of our Charity Hospital AZ the foot Wash
gon street, which is intended receptacle Tor the
sick poor Under its floor sweep the scourngs and
filth OF numerous they empty into the Cove.
Around atmosphere OF poisonous gases, the
haation of which must prove fatal TO patients suffering
from diseases This accounts for the large per-
centage OF deaths among the patients admitted that
Institution which should term repository of death.
DIR Lochner preparing paper on new system Of
ventilation, TO be read before the Board OF Health.
The city physicians OF the several districts report
alarming prevalence OF dphthera among children and
large record Of throat diseases among adults
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
DIPHTHERIA.

A FAMILY ALMOST EXTINCT FROM IT'S RAvAGEs.
MILFORD Pa, Dec 26, 1875.
The family OF Thomas Crago, Of Dyberry Wayne
county, has become nearly extinct by diphheria Mr.
Crago had lost four children this month"; having buried
two Sunday. Himself and servant girl we're taken
sick last week and died Thursday The wife died only
few months ago only two children are lett OF the
family and they are reported dangerously III with
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
SHE THOUGHT LIFE A BURDEN.

While under tho influence Of liquor married
woman catharinc Heron thirty6vc years Of age, re-
siding at No 81 Nostrand avenue Brooklyn. attempted
10 commit suicide by putting quantity OF oxalic acid
In beer which she drank She was removed TO the
Eastern nlstEicE Hospital II s believed she wiz 70
.RQIeh :. ~ -. - l.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HtssE11-IASE On Wednesday evening, December
% bv the Rev John A. Paddock. y. D. J. JosTPH
HAssSLL to KATE A. LANE, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
FIN ANCIAL.

A UGUsT BELMONT CO.,
Bankers 10 and II Nassau street,
issue Travellers Credits available in all parts Of the world,
Messrs. DE RoTHSCHILD
and their correspondents
Also Commercial Credits and Icleerapmc Transfers Of
Money on California and Europe.
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
FINANCIAL.

A -LAPsIRY 4 BAILEY. BROKERS' "a BROAD
"A. WAY Buy AND SELL -PkiyIL Z EdKs" ON
A.MEMBERS or THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
"EXcLUSIyELY.p REFERENCES OWEN IN NEW
YORK AND LEADING CITIES
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

4 -g5 600 HACKENsACk AND NEW YORK FATEN
"A sion Railroad per first mortgage bonds for sals
low by EDWARD G. FOX 4 CO, 20 Broad street.
A Ii DESCRIPTIONS or WESTERN NOTES BONDS
"a and Stocks bought sold; 10 por investments
specalty; correspondence solicited
BAKER AULL, Note Brokers, ST. Louis, Mo.
At REASONABLE RATBs.-MONBY ON LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
securtes insurance Of all kinds effected with best com.
.paaLaa IL NARRAQkk A CO. akk1 kZ0AaKAxs )
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

LlIRsT CLASS INVESTMENT BONDS,
IT. Brooklyn City rs, due Ia 1904.
Buffalo city rs. due IN 1890.
Rochester City rs due in 1903.
Cincinnati 7.3O's. due ia 1893.
Also Town Bonds.
Eastchester rs. due IN 1881
Nestchester rs, due in 1885.
West Farms 7is, due Ia 1888
Fof sale by
DANIEL a. MORAN No 10
The New York herald., 1875-12-27
DowERY SAVINGS BANK.

ROWERY SAVINGS BANK =, - . -
semi annual dgsidend, At the u six per per
annum on al ,dns Of 81 and upward and NOT exceeding
90 and * i've per per all sums
shall have been deposited at least three mouths
We nrst day Ot January viii be allowed TO ths
depestor and will be payable after Monday January
H. 35 in accordance with the provisions Of the bylaws BY
oe u tho trustees on and after January l. 1876. tine in
teres allowed upon deposits exceeding $1,000 shall be
cent oss such OF deposits than
upot deposits Of 81 OO0 aud interest will bo paid
up0i any excess of 50. 900 of deposits.
SAMUEL I. BROWN President.
g. H. COcGRsHALL. Secretary
The New York herald., 1875-12-27

(tHIIENs, sAYINGs BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
" York-NKw YORK Dec o. 1873.
The Board of Trustees have this day declared the thirty
first interest dividend the SIX per per
nun On All sums remaining IN hank January for the
ber calendar months the has been deposit
pre'on thereto, payable and after Friday the 2st Of
January
Interest not withdrawn win be credited an original de-
post ana entitled q interest from January and will be
tered on the depositors book whenever presented
Deposits made on before Monday January To- will bear
interest from January /.
The bank open every day for the reception and payment
Of money from 10 A. M to T.. NJ. and on MONDAYS and
Saturdays from 10 A. NJ TO Z r. NJ
Bank books in German, English and French.
r. A QUINTAED. President