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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

pALIInOREA POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND STREETS NV.
After Monday December 18th, 1875, trains VIII run
TRAINS LEAVE FOE BALTIMORE
eco an, Limited Express, daily for the West;
daily except Sunday for the North
5:s0 sm., Express for Baltimore, daily except
s:ss an, LIMITED I,sse.s for New York. daily
except Sunday. Psrlor Car Train.
Hos an, asst Line West and North, daily except
Ian sunday, ~, pnpa,s,n,,. 49,, u.
i" YORK. and Norfolk VIA BsIti.no aea dan,
$50 Pm. kcccm@cds.ion, daily s1eep. Sunday.
5:4o bm;; Cincinnati EIgrsss, daily for the West;
AK Ne 1 1Gf R sfhs kysISss
SIS am, New York E1 press, daily.
40 an, AccommOdaiiop, daily except Sunday.
II:SO am, Accommc dalton, daily except Sunday.
lis n; Baltimore ana Philadelphia Express,
Gs3 pm, Limited RI press from New York, daily
except Sunday.
s:23 pm, Day Express, daily except Sunday.
600 Pm, daily from Baltimore and the West.
ll:23 Pm, Eichmcnd Express, daily.
Trains leaving Warrington ct 40 a. N. and s:4o
trains <or POpe's Greek line.
Trains leaving Washington at 500 q. m and $50
, m connec. at Odenton with trains for Annapolis
Trains arriving st Washington at IL 20 .. 10, and
m, connect at Bowie with trains from Popes
Passengers leaving their orders sf Ticket once,
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner 9Th street and Pennsyva-
MA avenue; can have their baggage called for and
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati. Column
bus, Indiana polls, Louisville, Sc. Louis, New Or
points East. West, North and south.
GEO. q. WILKINS suRs aI,;f
m n p0yp IL Csn1 pa..,r = 80, ~, 80 20 =,
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A TERRIBLE LIST OF VIcrrNs-A Rer-
lin special to the London Times says that
the whole number Of killed by the Bremen
haven explosion is one hundred and twenty
eight. The wounded amounted to fifty
six. OF whom twenty-six are permanently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

a0Rev. John Ireland was yesterday con
secrated coadlutor bishop OF the diocese OF
st. Paul, Minnesota.
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DRESS SUITS.

DRESS SUITS.
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS from SIS
FINE INGLIsH woRsTEp SUITS, Prince AL.
bert style, from SIS to $50.
FINE FRENCH DIAGONAL WORSTED SUITS,
Lester Wallaek style, from 0l5 to o35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

A MORMON SENTENCED FOR PoLYGAMY.
Geo. Reynolds, recently convicted at Salt
Lake City of bigamy, was yesterday sem
fenced TO two years. imprisonment and a
hne OF $500, but was released on $4,000 bail,
pending an appeal TO the supreme court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

FRANKLIN q co..
No. 1227 PESxsYIvHNIa AVENUE, S@
Gen11ne BRAZILIAN Pebble Spectacles dec7. lY lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

THE AMOUNT of National Bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury department
to-day for redemption aggregated S5I7, 534.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

SIGNoR BLANC, the Italian Minister, has
been nominated as Centennial commissioner
for Italy.
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The Late BrusaI As.naIt and Robbery

ARREST OF THE ALLEGED PERPErRATok.
The daring assault ON Monday morning
last on Mrs. Haney, wife OF Capt. Haney, OF
the steamer Keyport, al her own door, on
6th street southwest, and robbery OF the
house of 500, put the whole police force on
the alert 10 capture the perpetrator OF the
bold act. Some circumstances surrounding
the case pointed TO Lowell Tate alias Mingo,
well known in police circles. He has
not been seen since the occurrence until this
morning, when Officer Yeatmau, on his way
TO police headquarters, noticed him standing
at the corner OF 9th street and Penns ylvania
avenue, and al once took him into custody
and turned him over TO Detective Coomes.
He will be held until a thorough investiga-
ton OF the case can be had. Since the rob
berry he has shaved of his whiskers, changing
his appearance somewhat
The prisoner Is young man about twenty
three years of age, and gives the name OF
John l.. TAFT alias Lowell Mozingo. he gives
bis occupation as laborer, and states that
he1s nom Wsstmoreland county, Va, where
his father is a local minister OF the Metho-
dist church. In every particular he answers
the description given the officers by Mrs.
Haney and others who saw him, with the
exception that he now has no side whiskers.
The colored women living next 10 Mrs. Ha-
ney Identifies him positively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

THE ELECTION of Geo. Bassett to the
clerkship of the Ways and Means commit
tee is only temporary, as he will be super
coded after the Christmas holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

SUPERINTENDENT BANGS, of the railway
mail service, will retire from that position
some time between this and the LIST of Feb
ruary, not LIST of January, as has been stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, 1884 O9i4S; customs, s232, 4i2 II.

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL returned from
New York last evening, and to day received
many callers
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
STRAUSS, 1O11 Pa. Av.
OVERCOATS.

ASTRACAN BEAVER OvERCOATS selling for
so, former price e25.
ENGLISH K sSsEY ovERCoATs selling at on,
ELYsIsN BEkYER OvEROoATs selling tor
S12, former price ol6.
DIAMOND BEAVER OVERCOATS selling for
wBiTtIY BRAvEk oyEROoATs selling for
CHiEGHILLk ovERCoATs selling for %, or.
mer price $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

NAVAL ORDERS. Commander Alfred
Hopkins ordered to command the Wyan-
dotte, 1st January next. Assistant Pay
master Reah Frazer to the CatskiII. Chief
Engineer VIM. q. Buehler to special duty al
New York, in connection with the construc-
ton OF machinery. Cadet Engineer g. III. r.
Rabbit 10 the Vandalia, 2Sth instant. Cap
tain j. G. z. DeKrafft detached from the
navy yard, League Island, 3lst instant, and
placed on waiting orders. COMMANDER
Wyandotte on 1st January next, and placed
on waiting orders. Assistant Paymaster Il
I. Brown from the Catskill, and placed on
waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

THE PRESIDENT left here this morning in
the limited express train for New York, to
attend the annual dinner of the New Eng
land Society. He expects TO return to Wash
ingtOn tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

GEN. ELLIS SPEAR, Assistant Commits
sioner of Patents, who has been absent few
weeks in Maine, succeeded in capturing a
bride during his visit, and brought her with
him to this city last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

REAL ESTATE SALKs--Messrs. Young q
Middleton, euctioneers, sold on yesterday,
for Mexers. w. s. Mitchell, trustee, and ReRl-
containing about 90 acres, on the Potomac
river, opposite Alexandria, 20 VIM r. Tur-
ner, 81 $50 per acre.
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UQ1S GREAT IO1s
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTH 1919

IQ1S GREAT UO1S
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave follows:
washingtOn.-.- 500 g. m Baltimore = As O. N /.
. III IS an . -l:I5 p.m.
$685.. TAO D. 500 NJ.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace State-room Day and
Night Cars, with modern Improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 20 Western and Central
Few York.
MAKE CONEECTIONS
through from WAsHIHGTOH to the WEST and
MOTH without change.
. Tickets BY this route can be procured at the Of
ees, corner Of 18th street and Pennsy lvania avenue,
and corner OF eth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
nnder National Hotel, where reliable information
will be given 81 all times.
Passengers procurfrs tickets at these Offices can
sscure accommodations in Palace Oars fer Chicago,
Ptrtsburg and Rochester.
ID. n BOYD, JR., Gent Passenger Agent,
marl6-ly Philadelphis, Pa,
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GEN. EAT ON, Commissioner OF Education
has been invited to be present and deliver an
address al the dedication of the Fisk Uni
Nersity (for colored persons), at Nashville,
Tenn. on the LIST OF January, 1876. The build
ing for the University, which cost from S10,-
900 to $50, 600, was erected mainly through
the efforts of the Jubilee Singers" well
known in this country, and now making a
successful tour of Europe.
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THE NORTHERN LIBERTY CHxRror 4

THE NORTHERN LIBERTY CHARIOT COM
PANY, organized several months since ex-
pect 10 have their line OF new style street
charlots in operation on the first OF January
Two OF the vehicles have arrived, and on
Monday q number OF the officers OF the conn
pany and several OF our citizens took a ride
IN them al the invitation OF Mr.. j. II. Nc
Gil, The manager of the company. going
over many OF the avenues aud streets OF this
city and Georgetown. IL was found that on
The concreted streets they rode as smoothly
As the street cars on the rails. IL was pleas
ant riding on streets paved with cedar block,
but riding over the other wooden pavements
was something like riding over the cobblo
stone, only more so. These vehicles are
somewhat similar in appearance 10 the old
fashioned omnibus, but they set lower. Two
doors open obliQuely at the rear end, and the
floor can be reached by one low step. IL is
contemplated 10 put Slawson or some other
style of boxes in them, thereby dispensing
with a conductor. The first route on which
the fourteen chariots will be run is from the
Capitol down New Jersey avenue. passing
the Baltimore ana Ohio depot 10 X street,
thence passing the Savage square market 10
Vermont avenue 10 the Treasury, War,
Navy and State departments. The Fare wifi
be five cents, six tickets for % cents.) The
company has erected stables adjoining the
h street market, and will soon have the 60
horses In their stables, and be ready for
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

THE S47 900 TREASURY RoBBERY.-Judge
Hughes, of the United States Circuit Court
at Richmond, Va, sustains the government
in the attachment of money turned over to
Gilman by Halleck, and by Gilman deposit
ed in an Alexandria bank. This case arises
out of the 81 900 Treasury robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

GENERAL BABCOCK left Chicago Monday
night for Washington, accompanied by his
counsel, Judge Krum, of st. Louis. His trial
for completely in the whisky frauds will be-
gin in st. Louis on the 18th of January in
the United States Circuit Court, before
Judges Treat, of st. Louis, and Dillon, Of
Iowa. General Babcock arrived here this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

THE HOUSE APPROPRIATION COMMIT
TEE has assigned to Messrs. Singleton and
Hale the preparation OF the consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill: Pension-to
Messrs. Atkins and Waldron, and the Mill
tary Academy bill TO Messrs. Hamilton and
Wheeler.
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CANDIDATES FOR PRoMoTIoN.-The fol-
lowing first assistant engineers have been
ordered before the revenue-marine board, It.
convene on the 9th inst, for examination
for promotion to chief engineers James T.
Upper, Sidney T. Taylor, Andrew j. Daily,
and John X. Daily. The following second as
sistants will be examined for promotion to
first assistants: A. F. Rockefeller, Alfred
Hoyt and James b Lucas; and the following
acting second assistant for admission 10 the
service as second assistants: John G. Mac Ma
hon, Alonzo Hendee, Benjamin +. Shaw, and
ID. NJ. G. French.
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A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE PROPOSED
Messrs. Jas. Wood d Co., New York, pro
pose establishing steamship connection
between New York and the ports OF Jago
and Cienfuegos, Cuba, and will dispatch
the steamship Liberty on the 30th instant
for those ports, and monthly thereafter. The
Post Office department has decided to send
the United States mails for the above ports
on these steamers, which will be of great
convenience to the public, as there has
heretofore been no direct mail connection
with these places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

DEAD LETTER OFFICE AUCTION SALE
The Postmaster General has authorized a
"dead letter office" auction sale in this city,
commencing on the 18th of January next
The catalogue embraces 5000 different ar
ticles sent through the mails, but unra-
deemed, including books, music paper, en-
socks, scarfs, violin strings, scissors. knives,
shoe brushes, stockings, corn crushers
scy thes, stones, tOOthpicls, charms, shoes
gloves, asthmatfc fumigators, night caps,
sheetings, ribbons, saws and corn huskers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-22

The JURISDICTION OF THE PROBATE
CoURT.-In the Probate Court, yesterday.
the case OF the estate Of the late Horatlo
Ames was taken up on exceptions 20 the
report OF the special auditor, 20 whom the
case bad been referred. Mr.. Edwards repre-
scented the widow and Mr.. stanton the estate.
diction OF the court and It's power 20 refer q
cause TO a special auditor, and the court de-
cided that IL had Jurisdiction, and that the
Probate Court was a part Of the Supreme
Court OF the District, and had the right 90
refer TO q special auditor, and section % OF
the consolidated statutes was quoted.
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ACTION FOR EyKcrNENT From AsrKAM-
Jndce Carffer was resumed the case OF j. N.
Carpenter against the Potomac steamboat
company-acfion for damages for 1orcioly
Eevnorf. some time since. Mr.. Riddle made
the opening argument Tor the plaintiff. and
Was followed by Mr.. Selden for he company.
Mt. Bradley closed the argument for the
plafnt1ff.
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CITATION DIsMISeED.-Yesterda In thd
Probate Court. the citation issued by Judge
DIN on the executors Of the estate OF the late
j. p. Hilton TO show cause why they had not
settled their accounts was returned, and
counsel stated that the case having bean to
the Supreme Court Of the District, and am
appeal having been taken 70 the Supreme
Court or the United States, they could not
settle the estate. It was suggested that the
only manner In which q settlement could be
reached At this time was by IN tndemnffylnG
bond being given. The court thereupon dis
missed the citation.
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CHILDREN'S SUITS.
GHILpRENg SUITS. from to 9 years.
galLDkEMS QVERC0ATe, from to 4 vears
eQYS SUITS from to IA years..
T9nT HEsyksIKfSEEUsATS, fro. 70 Il years.
vNNHHrrHHS, SEvVrrrS' VI an Is to 20 years.
AoofnS oVI-.sC0ATs, from Is to % years,
- Cay early to avoid the rush.
A. 9TRAU9,
1011 PENNSYLVANIA AvIHUE,
deol4-tr Between 10th and llth streets.
r. Y. DAVIDSON . co.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
CLOCKS. o srATUARY,
yGAs TIxTgREsf
aGAS fIXTUREsS
PUT UP COMPLETE
IN WARRINGTON FREE OF CHARGE.
The Largest and Handsomest Stock
SGOODS RETAILED AT
uo. ss. LIBERTY 81 wHoLksAhE PRICES.
BALTiaoRE. AD. decle- lstlHp
1lRAZILIAN PEBBLE ePECTACLEs.
- II. II. HEMPL8H, AAA
dsestrlstp ass Penna. ave-, corner ~ street.
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\ 6rei,t Of III, .i'nr' . out To- vet mus, :
Wet',oto,I. Mr,. EESAhDf
IOI VI. married Won,n win fresh breast ~
" mis- ai hct habt 90 nurst ~ ncroWu home viii
g'r Of mothers care. eau VI address ~ iu6 East
A nANnN man nt- employment a, porter. or
~ care ilfH-, can Use carpen r. tools Will work
for i1W Wig g n, box ~ Sun ONCE.
A YOU ~ urNi7hcs. ,ituauon TO do hight house.
hrst II Dor. hack room
A RESPECTABLE Young woman wishes - take
~ ~ "asn ~ :" out by Ihs diY Call tor Two GAYS
ri IEIl want 81 nltion, ~ fair workman.
n Address To- lay RI IEH, ooS l's sun office
No. $50 GTH Az, h'twcen 27lh mi 2sif sta
~ Nnt'd nt 4 louns woman situation a. good platl
flTI,- A., f'o,n NH onF Monday Bee H. T' hrs
good cip reference.
sss SgG Ssu one % srp:
Ion i. "''' "''''
SiII ATION wanted d, IN pl,'e aud .hoot.iron
= ."l.ri q. rt ''n,ai" ilg1 4na gnaaey "ers q,nH
rhmoutl Conn
SITI ATION wanted hY a youus mani willing 10
4 rlaacr clerk Adi5H HENRY, 80 Gf.na' ST..
rI'O nRI i:i!I~T~.-A druggist Of 10 years erpc
h'l - and pr. class oiit leiertucrs spoaGs Ger
g. ~ - box 40, sun office.
WANTED ny o Young man, COMPETENT wiling,
~ Id -'rniile, ana Who I. sLlcy temperate ia All
Addr"ss r j. toaA,rl, box To-, sun one
WANTED A situation rs eoechman by .lngle
IfiArt. roI l'a sun ONCE.
WANTED ny sre.pectso,c woman, bqgy 70 wet
a. 'ct. hcAl I'm az
250 Mt AR" 81. ,wS,,.eiCy " ne pleCe
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> GaAND, SQUAnE Ayp UPRIGHT rANos,
THE sfANbXKj'P ri NSos ~ NIX WORLD.
,,Hayih2. 9,cn o~arurd the fr't OF ths Gr-nd GOLD
WORLDs PAIR PARIS. 1897,
frces As low ~ iho exclusive use ot me Dest mate
* G99 81 t5"TlGi s"Ti4 ~ E. WI pfrI ans
'''" NV ''''' ''''''' ''' sTifTISWHY& eoNs.
lo7 90 AMI III tast IAN st., New YORK.
AGREAT OFFER. wrDih. during the holidays
makcrs, Including Waters, al lower prires than ever
before oner.d. Mons y nsallmeuts running ron u
and secondhand n,truuenls to let NJ extremely low
price ustrated catlozucs mnlrd. MareroOms,
''' "''''" y '"' '' iHi00aN'i& %Hf&2hS Sons.
A FEN secondhand Weber pianos a. gr At har.unA
~ some of thom used hut avery short time by our
warrant, in e,rr, resn,S Mly be ,sen al the faIR
Varcrooms' 9TH az. and ION st.
WEBER. sicinwav thiclcrlng pen fortca
-. ana sans, 500 TO $500, e. to 30 monthly ront
j. DfDDLE, IA w4yerle, place, near Broadway.
A 500. PLANO and stools panos to rents 90
4 Goiii6S Hi''g % ' sS.tr st.. uoar HOVER
RE\\I rlEl 4 - 2cl,c pagqY re q. nsw 100
ns,@iils or Is o,r;w i Y' lii los
EIAGNIFICEAT 7.urt rc rosewood plAnoforte
4'A louI round CORNER, no rl.t =,
DlANO~ g rent or srl cheap EASY muuthly nay.
i monts, at MElIHELLs Union square, Gail aud see.
ITPRIGIr square. and grand pianos und organs.
~ Ht,hWAYs hnd Others On installnents ana to rent
sX.DALL \ co. IS East l4th st
- - siilliurnts. Fir tcias n " piano AZ maui.
featuring pneos SHAKAUEK eOs Bower,
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Antii1n llolItta.

A ImrI0N, SALE nv G, y. FAVOR Ancronesr,
~ uWrr, la lasl lin IT,, on MOllaN nj the t,ur-
story rc'deuc' AZ West l2th st. commencing AZ l0i,
nr!th, CONT ring paniOrte parOr furniture, NJ
sale positive.
nAA CA~fS boots and shoes At Aurti1n Monday,
SNN Dec ia, 10Y o'clock. store Z, 4. PARSONS q
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ShIpplMl.

ANcHoHs kISE EtFThf s MAhl a]I r.
Passengers bloked al lowest rac' to or from any s-1
port or railroad station IN Great Brtai t'snL or'is
D''' HE s'S& is5 I G%aT ' Sorns scn
70 al. GASGE y, rS%eqIt or
rates i '' LOUIS De 1rDiiS, AGENT Is Bro 'daay.
INMAN LINE. ROYAL VAIL STEAMERS ARE
= FF6t orFfSsr6w% ANp LrvEgPooL.
CIT4 OK B5bMk2Yy s' ST ay Bee Bee e.
tIIY o. CHI artR : turily, jan, l. is79. At 81 n
ciii 0F BEi.iiS siturday. Jln b. 1870 A. 81.
'oo '4'" 'a'''' !2Ff ts'g 81 fAs&G FF' o.
rAniN .......,...........t go, $50 and 800. gold
biaft; issued I iiwcai rides
:, r. e hin psssag AMI Tenera bu'in," app at the
JOIN g DNLh. AGENT,
NATI"NAh EfdNfovby55Sg T b r?E = md a. N H.
HOLLAND, rhur'day. Dec. 10, A. NJ
roRquEkSir5o%i VNtS6iiSyffHfooL. .
ESHYgtHHNb ,, Pc an "a a. l. 'SPN
cSmn c ' AZ sS reduced sc' gs,c q.
Prepaid sieerlee uckcs rom iy rpool 1t the owest
rates Appl' at the con''ap 0om H} sToN
DACIFIC MAIL ~TE,M-iIip ,LIN...-cer
Iy,t tora'' 'GR1P Isri S ir'm Pier - Mort"
NCkruLco. ......,'. .iaursly, pee, 10. ie noon.
Cop1eegi.s. iora central A4rie1nn ~ eye Psr'''
-N0 '''' r6siiy6N ANn l!Grti.S,,
orr& Goa y +, N ,,cif, SGSSlf sl.i' SaoLp
,,FFHoM sAN TEAIci.to 10 JAPAN AND CiIiNA.,
Won sil{Ii2tg s.jF9n t3rayifi 2S6
for freight pa..ass 9rgy =! cr ~ Ssrlar
RED star LINZ. APg,,l.e., cd, To ''ry the Bel
The ''p0"'ni '' ff,os 'ASiIeIr'.' '' 10 sans
Ftou, rmladepqa IRON Now Yo.S. -,
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I'XCEL~IOR SAVING. EANh.
% . l4u
..fr',t ug9.tl IIlnN 'uUnl lil llrt AIl i1lY
lh't--sf I.ii SIN rEE tf sl. llt..-,s com lr ir'-
90. lr-t ttle Inlh mex f'l' Si'c tnr d'ppst Bank
,i 'liu-. IJ1N r.. D.. ST. rl "f'.i tent.
II. Is. rur WhsR Wee Free. Gt'.c. "ALDn arc'Y.
INRANkLIN SAVINGS RANK.
i f"D ST. AND Ntli AN
tNtFGFor niNlDENn lat .l,.t a. ,Ac rate ~ sly
l7,H Nh hc pud acpo rors ruuurd tnrr'to GA sn %
D,pos- NAB. On or before Jan iodraw interest from
JAMES f. ,HNMBERLAGS. President
j AaKs H. SNiIil. SECRETARY.
JNSrITI rlON FOR THE SAVINGS OF
l MEkt HAST 'CLfi.k- anu Otrcrs 81 mon plnc .
C,rrro, Eat lhfh ST. DNiden To Ian. /, 1871 anc
jan H. ls7H. Al following rates per anuuii VIZ; HlN
per ceni. sums ~ - and nui exceeding tivn aad
i've per r, = orr iers suns; .......
DC y iN1G \. GkAClf kING. Pros.
ASpFrw WARNRH, Sec
'l'IE ABlNGDON sol ARR sNNlNG7 BANK,
h dcclR-rd soni annual dlylur1d at siX per cent
payable oh Hrd after Co., ln D. ~ JanuhrY next.
Interest tu. lmercss on the . % rrf ~ u.Nuth
thAltIF- A. - iuNlAtHEl. Ir, bient.
Gro " HEnW s.. secretary
IrNION DINE SAYINGS SANS, 500 AND laS
L CANAL ST, cor. Ltisnt Open o l f7olu - 20 81
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A MEDICAL ESSAY.
~ tumnrisnR a series OF lectures "a delivered At
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Oh the ctua' and cure Of Diseases 4 Ci'r synopsis,
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