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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-07-18
MIscELLANE0US ADyERTIEMRHTs.
THE
STATE LIME,
WHITE STAR LINE,

everv Saturday. o"n'
LYMAN LINE, sailing from New York for LivA,noo,
via Q1eenarown, everv Saturday. ~ AtVorPooi'
ROTTERDAM LINE, sailing FROM Nav w.,
Rotterdam every fortnight. @0Fk ZOE
RED STAR LINE sailing from Now y.,,r
Philadelphia. ALTERNATELY eve'y Wednesday, AND
AMERICAN LINE sailing from Phnsde,uh,. -. !
Liverpool, via Queenstown. every Thursday. -
Through tickets from Now Orleans to any poant in
Europe
Prepaid tickets from any point in Europe to any
point in the United States.
reduction
Drafts issued, from Ell mp at current rate Of r.
change.
Aft rates are low can DO had in New York
Every facility and information given. Berthe secured
by telegraph.
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
p. o. Drawer 423.
B-The STATE LINE will dispatch their magni.
fcent Passenger steamship STATE DE ALABANk
direct from New Orleans to Liverpool on the l4te Of
july To secure good berths. book carly mySo 3m
IN
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All work entrusted to his care will receive Ir~
attention -
Orders left at Gaines & RelFs. 1871 and 1ao q -
street, in Box Z, Mechanios' and DehlerS' BzsS
viii be promptly attended to. 1>
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and iolc f Crude dull and offerings liberal saie
Il 600 bbs ,ncluding Supcrne at <43&< 60 Extra toS
Wiaconsin, and Minnesota Family st 70 .SD
90 80 PeBnsy vzria Indiana and Ohio DO n - Ieoto
high gradee s7aSs so Rye Flour 50 i2h Ocrn nen
quoted at 80 50 fr Brandywine Wheat dull Pcnnsyvsne
fI "a DO Good 81 local 90 Rye eoc. for Pennsy wanna
New yellow, os06Oc.; old 40 oSaIVes
oats rather quiet White 4sa52c Mixed ACC tIoxisons
quiet bat steady Mess Pork, s22; Beef Hams s21sSIa
Haws lfdl2Sc; do shoulders Basic. Lard. 1SalSSo
WHIST II for Western ButtcrMarket barely steShy
New.Iork Bradford County Extras o3d5Ac; 90 90
FIrsts 2SdSle: Western Extras 2S 2sc 90 tlrss
Cheese-Ctoice stock firm; New YORK fancy lS%s no no,
ware Fresh SIZE. Western DO 29dSOc. ,. ~, .
ST LoVIs. Dec. 2i.-Flour dul, unchanged Wheat Gun
lower TO sell Rcd Fan 81 40 bid cash sales NJ II -
February No do 81 2e bid Corn dan and lower ~ Sse
39c hid cash 39sa iosc December Oats aun anu u."oP
ig; 2 sac. cast; $50 bid for Fresh Rye quiet nn
unchanged: No. .. soc Barley dull Choice Minnesota
III 2s Pork dull romnaly sl9 IS Lard quiet unehang.u
Bnk Meats dali shoulders &C. Clear kb and GEAR SUE
Zoe large sales could not be maze ~ e
quotations Green nominal shoulders, e$c Soes
Ciesr RD snd Gear sides, llAol2c WHISKY quiet ui
changed 81 IL. Hogs-Recepts hight active hrIn An
tgher for best grades Shipping, 81 loaso AZ
Chace 5g0 81 IS: Extra SO SOC 80 30 taue enn.n
nominal only local demand. and that nRhC Yn
SoOg hbls -Four 1900 bush. wheat, 6GoOo bush corn
5000 bWsh Oats Z 600 BarIey1 900 Hogs l2s Cattle
ToIToO Dec 24.-l1our dnll Wheat dull kxua WMte
Michgsn 81 80 Amber Mchgan~fl ISL SPOT JanInaiy
a. Is February, 81 2lR No. Amber mehgail, 81 "
January; No ( Red. 81 0ldsl o.; Rejected Red, VIC
sSlc No CRAZE New 4c Damaged New. Al tc oats dull
and nominal ReceDts-Wheat. 1000 bush Corn, 5000
push Oats Leo Shipuents-Flor, 100 bois "heAh
sOoV bush. Corn, 20 900 bush; Oats 5000 bush;
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

ERIE RAILWAY. ..., y,v =,
8 m.-Cncfnnan and chicago Day Express Drawing:
Coaches Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches to Cleveland
io45 a. Yn-Esprsss Buffalo Niagara Falls.
Sleeping Coach to Suspension Bridge.
Z .. (Dailyl-Pacihc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through to Rochester ns.lo Niagara Fails Cnen
natl Cleveland ani Chica9o without change also HOtei dng
ears Cleveland and Chicago - u ~ H., 80,
Trains leave Chambersst Depot ~ y for fewar,e,
st6 $50 loa5 1870 H. S sl 00 snd R ana
$50 p NJ Rstheriori Park and Pas.sle, cf5 7sC 10 m
,S P..r s%na s ssS ~ 30 o. 1913 5tS fsS lio
"a noon i45, 8, S:i6 s45, 4:SO, 8, 5l6 g. e;l5 go
s ,9sP 1dge II 10 sntI I ss' so p Gut
sands VS. so 10 a. M $40 II 30 M Cornwall
&c. s no !" s sognaay $50 9pss vs. s sSSGuTsh Var
sid G's 49, io:l5 NJ; tso ki9sstcn, $so y
Sundays. $50 m doslsn, $50. o. 1910 a. M 5S0 34o
s@ndsy s$S n M sunday s aG1 e. a
In m The 2 NJ 80 p. m. trains connect with Nov
YORK and Oswego Midland railroad at Manst Port JerSs
73O, 8, I045 49, D. m Sundays S5C ~ H. and
'P" NORTHERN R. r. OF Nj
Trains leave for Enge~oOd, Closter PeI1nont Nyack
q N. for all EXCEPT Nyack $50, 945 M 1890 "a, 445
Sundays 8 =. m and tcl5 y. M
Nanuet, Spring Valley and Monsey, $40 NJ t:45 p M
leave earlier than ABOVE time trains
leaving Chambers st. quarter hours leave 25isL ty MN
earlier Boat leaves 23dst at 1880 m, connecting
with trains leaving Chsmbersst at 1850 D. H. ana TX MD
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing and
Sleeping Coaches DO obtained and orders for the
Nos. 239, 4Ol, 52e and 957 Broadway; No. Courtst
Brooklyn, and at the Conpany's Depos
Express trans from tae West arrive In NeWfork& TZ9
JNo y. ABBOfT General Passenger A gent NewY York
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

d THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
ss a NJ 3aiy sssePs s%Sssy. %s.Sasis% iynsaSuSs
West and Northwest Indianapolis, LOu,'ile, New
and Newark Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis. and st
ass Daily WasningS1 R!ch%ond and the s Sai,1
NewOrleans Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Louisville.
Indianapolis St Louis, Chicago tho West and North
For through Ticket. and general information call at Com.
panys Offices 26 and 80 Broadway and At ticket offices foot
%sk FoT e Ts vH SILrIMonE AND r.
Pullman ears baltimore Chicago Cincinnati. St. Louis, &c
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
AdLEMToWS LINE TO o THE n 1;y
Al. s T and S %s r. @ At 81 Il amP With S
and su.auehaina Division also with 1hgR Valley Rsroad
Direct hne 70 Hartsourg psenrsh and the West also to
Central rsnn'' wfNr Err S ARRh%asaENT.
for Esson
Bath Allentown, Chunk, Tsmaqaa Tamanend wilkes
Tram i iSr and Ea.ou connects
stjanctou win Del, LACK; and West r; r. 60, ..
Esstn Allentown asrfisSaTs and the West Connect. at
Easton for Mauch Chunk Iamsgg. Towsnaa wilkssbare
lois a m-wsy train for sc%eTviIis Bloomington
@ 6n5l for ssnog y ass.on %c
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster, Ephrata Potisvie
2t5 p. n~ExrREss for Easton Bslvdere, Bath, Mauch
$50 ,. m-wsy train for DanelIen
at f for E E 9 sPS f. &
4:3O o. m-Wa train Tor Bonneville aud Remington
500 D. NV Az train for DuDellen
b:l6 m-EvEysG EXPRESS daily, for Eastcn. Allentown
Hauch Chunk, Wkesbare, Towanda, Healing And Harris
go p m-Wsy Train for Somerylle
GOO D. m-Way Train for Somerville.
$50 D. m-Way Train for Dnnelen.
TOO m.-Way Tram for SOmerylle.
$50 m.-for Easton.
m-Way rain for SomeryIe-
1900 y. m.-Way Train for Dunellen. -
For Elizabeth at 530, 6l5, $780, 2, $780, 745, e. s45,
200 $50, 1918. ili5 M p m ~ 4 2oo "a
r. T. RiCRER supt. and Eng.
IL. r. BALDWIN, General Passenger gent.
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NrrW-YoRK NEW-HAYEN AND HART.

NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
IN FORD r. R.-NEW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN ID.
VISION-Winter Arrangement, commencing Nov - 1879
Passenger Station in NewYork Grand Central Depot en-
Fortysecondst
IEAYB NETWORK.
Trains for New Haven leave at 7;O (Accnl g 05 (Fxl,
9:O5 (Acc'nL 10 a M (E,., ~ N. Aeon. (En, 22o
(Accn) (Ex, 40 aud rs local Ex), (Ex, and 10
For South Norwalk 7;10 sos 9;O5 a M. II m, (Ex)
22O 500 (Ex) 40 5l5, $40 635 1Op. For stamford
s:5S 40 445 is 40 49, 90 8 TO- and II 80 D. M
Boston Express via Springfield sos and 10 m. and
p VIA Shore Line at aud 10 p M the So a. m,
800 and and 10 m stopping ut STANFORD Norwalk and
800 and 10 ~, and and 10 p No. at Brifgeport The
SOJ and connect with trains Shore Line D-
for Providence. The sos a m. and u. connect
with Shore Line Division for Norwich and the New Haven
Northampton r. Il. at New Haven and the sos m.
for Newport; $780, 10 and 2 trains
Connecticut RIVER X. r. ST sTfngied
Montreal. The 500 IN. and IN. connect with Nau
and Housatonic Il. r. Bridgeport. S05
300 and $40 p. with Danbury and Sorwak south
Norsalk and the 500 a. IN, /, aud 440 p with New
IL. IL. at STAMFORD
Boston Mail Trains at via Springfield 10
Z. m. via Providence.
cars on Day and sleeping
Night Express Trains.
Grand Central DepOtOr at offices OF ~ Y Transfer Co. 544
Broadway New York, and NO COutst, Brooklyn who Will
also check baggage from residence to destination
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SUPREME COURT,
DETER GnI,I. kT plaintiff


UNION ADAMS and ALDEN j. ADAMS, Defendants
Summons for a money demand on contract
(Cmn. not seTNei.)
To the hereby summoned and required
t. answer the complaint ia this action which wall De ied In
The Office Of the CITY and County OF New York, at
house IN sand CITY Of Newfork and ~ serve copy
your answer said complaint the subscriber AT his
Office No rs Nassau st. in tho city New FORK, within
tWeuty laws the service Of this Summons you, eNcu
the day aud If fail 20 the
complain, within the time aforesaid The planti IN THIS
action viii take Judgment ganst for the ~ sixteen
thousand ye dollars with interest $500 to reof
February 1874 $500 thereof from May J. 1874
on S75 thereof August !. lS $3.50 thereof
from November l. 1874 $50 thereof from February
rs thereof from the first day of May, hou
sand egh seventy FIVE besides the costs Of this
sctOn.-Dated November 80, 1873 - -
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint this filed in the office Of the
City and County NewYork the third day Of
December 1875.
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.

and all points on Housatonic
Catharine alp IL aud bridgeport ~ IL
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Commencing Oct o. 1916 ss's Hunter. Pom. .
500 M Express mau for Grssnport Sag narbor add
io6o m Mail train for Port Jefferson Locus, y.u.v
Hempstsad ana Rockaway. ''
$3.50 InETprs:s for Greeaoor Sag HarbOr, Val
.. mEIpress for PORT Jefferson Locust Valley ana
$50 m-Erpre.. Locust Valley Hemp.tesi and Roet
ss6 p m-Accommodatien vorthport aud Hampstead
Trains houry lor Flushing from G:30 a n 70 7ssJ n
mr aud ats TO- and s iliSR, Y TRAINS
300 u.For Port Jefferson Locust Valley. and Hemp.
p. For Northport Locass Valley and Hampstead
Sundays eTcsptl foot Of ThTtyloartR ST. r. every
ro '''s"S e cs e tI s 5 Mss
pHILADELPHA via LONG BRANCH and
es ,o y: yas sogEHEsS nI EAEoAD
Lave New York IRON Pier ~ r. foot o. Rector =
For P'pn s sSf bfS GENERA sTsa san.y
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON S. 5. Co.
L Between r SET; gTSK End nTs bE9sToN
sET and SToSINGfoN leave Per 80, North River iootoi
yis s i.Sssss SHasiss 9ss.na gon.aas
%ss,sot. I E1pTsss company ''''' Of
steamships r fh9TEbs .Ss A hSE is ssts
foot Of ROO nson -. daily Isept ssndsy c at p ~
frssSis via c ne e tasea a. S1e .q a
L. ". F1LkiSs, g. p. Ast ID. 5. BABCOCK, President
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MALI
ROUTE Trans leave NewYOrk from foot Of Desbroses ani
Express for HSrTsbnrc Pittsburgh the West and south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 NJ and go
For %insmsport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia AMI
viii amspor, Lock Hsyen CcTTy, aud Erie 30 p M
Cory Titasyle Petroleum Center.
FOR sIimor washingtOn, ard tho south Limited
go a. N. arrives washington 4Io p m. Regular u
si sS1rSss iof f Phliaeiphs 36 sio 80
40 5, 80, p M, amt ~ night Sunday, D, g. $50
q $50 $40 $40. ! 40 $50 $50 o. $40, 30 $40 go,
go $50. T. and siop m p ''' N'N - "''
SSS Si$ ~ 70 H. % b. 10 ggidsg
$50, 4, 49,, $40 TO- ii 80 and IL night. SUNDAY,
$50. 80 Sio T. 40 $50 400 90 Gao eir 60 $40.
For Woobndse Perth AmDoy. and south Ambcy, and 10
For For New. i3TTnswcf 4 AID II m, q sIO 4lo $50
OIL, p. m, ana ~ night sunday p m
For For Kingston aud Rocky iiiI "a a i:Iop.m
For Princeton T. ofOa m. 1870 2 10, aad p.
For Phi psbuIg aud Besidere, $50 A. IN and .. m
For Flemington $50 a. m and D. m.
For Mercer and somerset Branch, p. IN.
IrcBon Bordentown Burlington and Camden $50 and
$50 a. m. IL 30 q 4, ., and 2 p a.
Freehold, $50 A. n4 aud 10 p M
For Farm.l gd6ie aud squan, 1870 a. M and ?. m,
HgnstOwn. tem0eron and Camden Via Perth Amboy,
$50 ,. M. and via Monmouth Junction, 4lO p. ~.
For HghIsi0wn and PemDerton, VIA Perth Amboy,
Trans arrive follows From Pittsburgh $50 and To-
m. ana o. p. daily 10 M ana ,;iO p m aa,
4Q5, bio ana 1927 m sqnYasS G2e m ron 5 ra,.-
depaa, S;l0 49, .'oS ~ 49, lI;%o iIys - ~ ~ 80
655, 1854 q. m, 7io e29 ,VZ7 y; NJ -. H..
and foot Of Des3rosses and Cortlandtss NJ Conrs,
Brookyn and Nos IA llG and rs liudson'; hobokea
j.. NJ b d. IT, Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l. ARRANGE ENT OF PASS ENGER TRAINS, Aug. 8,
lS7J-Leayo epols foot ~ Corilaud and Desrose s at
Eas.On, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Hazlcon, Beaver Meadow Mahanoy CITY, shenan oah. NJ
Carmel Wilkesbarre PstOn Elnira &C.. connecting with
trains for Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Bdao, Niagara Falls
D. n for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Hazleon Mahanoy city Shenandoah, Wkesbarrc PttsOn
TunkhannOck, making close for Reading,
Potsvl!e, aud Harrisburg
p. u. for Ea-ton, Bethlehem, Allentown, and Mauch
Chunk, stopping 20 all stations. . .
$50 D. Might Express, daily, for EasiOn Bethlehem AL
lentONn, Chunk Nilscsbarre Tittso1, Eiuira &c,
connecting VIII ira Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo
Niagara Falls, and the West Punans sleeping coaches
attached. kOBI H. SAY RE- sup and Engr.
NORTH RIVER AND NEW YORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE, Pier 81, n. E-Steamer ADELPHI
daily 3l5 p. landing at 2ths for YOnkers
Tarytown Nyack. Rockand Lake, Haverstraw. Tompkns
Cove, and skill. The ALEXIS at $50 p. landing
24ths, for hnglewood Yonkers, hastings larrytown,
Nyac Sing and Hayerstisw For particulars inquire
l.. LANE, Agent on Pier 81. No Sunday boat.
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nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..
Owning operating the only route to COoperstown
Sharon Howes cave Bason Saratoga. Lake George, and
places Cham plain Night aud from
New York connect at Albany and Troy with morning trains
line and midday trains with evening trains
for all the ahoyenamed places >. h. MAYO, Gent Pass.
II. v. OILY PLANT, Asst Prest
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U,p,oeno n oiirfs.

fVo"'" f NEW YORK, Dec %, 1875. J.
q ATH DIVIDEND.-The Directors have tins
~ day declared n SEMIANHUAL DIVIDEND OF
FOUR az PER CENT free Of tar, out Of earnings OF as n
months payable 3d January next Transfer Books Will
Close - iA'@ 'A' ~'~' N ANTHONY LANE, Cashier.
--------------- WV yopK AIIosu EXCHANGE BANK,
NEW YORK Dec. II, 1878.
AOTH DIVIDEND.-A SEMI-ANNUA AL DIV.
M IDIND of three onehslf - D cent free oil all
tar has this day declared payable on and after January
3, 1876 u ID. ooi N~eA'si.
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CVI1ON kIfFIFIt
vs. YonK Dec 24.-The following are the net receipts
flnGnrial.

OFFICE or CIOssON q HAYS,
6 BRoAUsT., Ngw-YOgK, Dec "a. lS75.}
A LII PERSONS HOLDING direct bonds of
~ the STATE OF ALABAMA will ind u TO Their adj
vantage % address VIM. II. HAYS,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee OF Bondholders,
No q BrOddst, New-YOrk CITY,
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| FLANAGAN Il BRIGHT
| gus PllutiNe
di law6wS

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NE~Y0RK.-TIiEI listed STATES TEA COM
PAEY Plaintiff against HENRY ii. MENAGEi, De-
feTdaut--S.uuunns a money demand
Com not Serl the named Nou hereby
MOI required the complaint TINS
act on wi be ned ia the once Of the CerS Of the
Of At the Courthouse In SAID
CITY. TO copy Of 10 the sad com
bscrbcff at their Office, No. 20 Nassau
Street New within twenty days after the service
Of s summons Won excu 81 the day OF such service
and answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid, the plaBn Ia this ton VIII tase Judgment INST
you tie thousand dollars with interest from
lie October Thousand eight hundred aud
scyentyv, besides TIE COSTS aud disbursements OF this
uOn.-Dated Ncw-York. oct. 7, 1878
BARRETT. ItEDFIkLD & HILL,
plaintiffs a ttourys, 20 Nassau street.
The complaint this action this day duly tiled IN the
Office cay and County 81 NewGOTk, the
Court house ia city--New York NOyenb,I g. 1875.
BAEREFI, RED FIELD. & HILL,
nc laW6WS Plaintins Attorneys.
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Gapinqs Banks.

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK.
ID NKw-YoRK, Dec. II, 1878.
A sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND at the rate of SIX PER
CENT per Of FIVE dolars aud upward anu
not exceeding thousand dollars and OF FIVE PER CEN
two thousand dollars, when sIla
have deposited at least three months on the LIST DAY OF
January next will be allowed 10 the depOsitors and VIII ne
payable on OF MONDAY jan IL 1876 IN accordance
with the prov. sions Of the bylaws -.
on and after 1876 the interest allowed deposits
exceeding dollars shall be ONE PER CENT Per
annum upon such Of deposits than upon deposits
thousand dollars and less aud interest VIII pao
upon three thousand dollars OF deposits M CT
OF the Trustees SAMUEL L. BROWN, fresueA~
G. H. CoGGEsBAII, Secretary.
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF
II MERCHANTS CLERKS and others, No. 20 Union.pace,
corner OF Fast 70 Jan 1876 payable Jan
IT. 1879 at following per viz SIN cent on
exceeding 81 90 and FIVE per cent on
larger sums.-Dcc. s., 1876 A Oracle KING PresiaenI
ANDREW WABNBR, Secretary.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
WI Nos / and Third ave, opposite CooIsr Institute
CHARTERED 1852
45TH sEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST. -.
Of this bank have ordered that INTERESTa
PER CENT per annum out OF the earnings
months be paid dep0sOrs on and after jan TO-
1873 on all accounts entitled thereto
called for win be added to the account and draw
interest from Jan. i. - .,.,,..
Money Deposited o before TO- will he entitled to in
~ ~ ISAAC 7. SMITH. President,
A. H;i p; ocks tsa49,I vice-Prcsidents.
r. W. LILLE. Secretary.
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NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Sth-ave., cor.
IN lsthssIX FER CENT INTEREST paid ION me 81
S346S,21s 80. surplus e3290SS ~
c. W. BRIScKKRHOFF, sec'y. RICHARD II BULL, fres
CPECIAL NOTICE-The DepOsitOrs in the
- MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK Who have not
their books 10 the subscriber for verhcaon re-
auested without delay at the Office lately occped ny
tie Bank, No Centre st. Stats Icltng BuDdng' IL
being important with reference IN early dividend
nv me ~. T. A1DRICH Receiver
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BRISSEsICE Mandatory e Highly recommended L.
LOCKWOOD AMERICAN TAOR purs Alley, ST. Pu Chuhy
London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

EAS OTUChN.
" NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATIAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
al kinda Of brooklyn and Ne York Gas Securities dealt
hby GEO H. PkENTlss
fkpk u. n. 4 Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25

NOTICE ANIMAL Meeting OF the Stock
~ hoiders Of the WEDGE BL9ck AyEMEN , COM
PANf VIII D. held at tleiT once, 70 HOrilsL on WEDS KS
DAY, jan ~, 1915 At iOs ia. J. d. WILCOX,
NV fcshs DeS. 20, 1875 secretary.
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oFncs OF THK PACIFIC RAngoAD or Mlasogap

N HOLDERS Of the PACIFIC RAILROAD toF Mis-
sOURI will be held At No Broaist in the City Of New
YORK OF TUESDAY 2Sth December instant, u o'clock
transfer books both here and In New York viii be
closed on FRIDAY, the 21th D 81. al noon
SAMUEL HAYS President.
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IN an order of the Chancery Of the state OF new
Jersey in certain depending, wherein "a @
D0RE r. VAKICK is complainant and THE NEW -|4stsEn
MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY are defendants bearing l
dste the twentieth day December, A d. 1870 the uncer
signed Receiver Of the said The Jersey Midland hlway
company hereby gives notice oil creditors OF SAID company
10 nresen 10 him. at Office First National Bank Buuhg
Paterson NewJersey (under oath sfrmson all Their ssv
eal claims against the said Company OF OF DC
fore the twentieth April next being four months IRON
said order and In default thereof they VIII oe el
cluded from the benefits dividends may Thereafter
by said Court the proceeds and effects o. SAID
corporation. GARItET A HOBART heoe'o''
Paterson n L. Dec % 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-25
financial.

HOLDERS Of the First Mortgage Bonds OF
De Atlantic and Pacific South Pacific Railroads arc
potned win be received At PAR IN stShsnsS s
Comnsn,ea on application Of the Atlantic and IA
cino Land Company, No. 90 Broadst, New YORK
BY order. A Ia DEhN M ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
AN oBTUsE MAN.
From the Detroit Free Press,

from the Detroit Free Press.
shewas stylish younglady about 10
years old, andto accommodate friend
she took the baby out for an. airing.
She was wheeling it up and down the
walk when an5oldish man, very deaf,
came along and inquired for a certain
person supposed to live on that street:
She nearly yelled her head off trying
to answer him, and he looked around,
caught sight Of the baby, and said :
|, Nice child, that. I suppose you
feel proud of him?" -~%.>: 2 <='>sss' 2
ri. "It isn't mine," she yelled at him.
sy' Boy, eh eehhe ? Well, he looks, just
like you : =: ..,-a ,.,..,,...
"It isn't mine!" she yelled again,
but he nodded his head and contin-
ued:, v ....
,.,.' Twins, eh? Where's the other
.one?"
q She started of with the cab, but he
followed and asked: 49,. -s;-
esDid it die of colic?'' Z, ri ,..
Despairing of making him under
stand by words of mouth, she pointed
to the baby, at herself, and then shook
her head. .7r..:>l. IL.
-"Yes-yes, I see -'tother twin is
+ in the house.. Their father is fond of
them, of course!" ..a.,
She turned the cab and hurried the
other way, but he followed and ask
ed: ~ .. >,.4. I. sg.-sr ~.
"Do theykick aroundmuch nights ?"
II tell you 'taint mine,' she shout
ed, looking very red in the face.
| 81 think you're wrong there p he
answered. children brought up on,
the bottle are apt to pine and de-
She started on a run for the, gate,
before she had opened it he came up
and asked =.
5"'sHaye to spank 'em once and
awhile. I suPposey'' e,sf .aa,,;e..,..
She made about twenty gestures in
half q minuts and he helped the. cab
through the gate and said, .: .s..;
sour children were all twins, and
I'll send my wife down to give you
some advice. You see -
81 But she picked up q flower pot and
flung at him. Hejumped back, and
as she entered the house he called
out: s>..,.a r. xs.s 80: ;t@st !.
Hops, insanity won't break out in
the twins = ,...5 sgssss, .j*S.z$4 Ill. :;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-28
A GREAT POET AT H1s LABOR

From t1e Brooklyn 4yyss. - -
II George W. Childs, A. NJ, viii Re
lmsin..at his Long Branch cottage I'm.
hahout the 10th of October. He
'igfl4ing bf the balance Of some un-
6xAhbd poems y which we're begun dur
ing the Hot months. One little gem,
struck out in an interval of more
elaborate efforts, we are permitted to
copy: ]'5:l' ..s4.., .,,'.@ -: -:
The eSiitic eitc icutied him up 1t half past 'leven,
>, He's gone to gather autumn leaves in heaven
= " He calls this a: specimen Of his fall
style of obituary lyric. "a