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LIFE SAVING STATIONS.

Captain Hunting, Superintendent OF the Life SAVING
stations on the Long Island coast, has, iu company
with the government inspector, during the past few
days, been making tour Of inspection Of The various
stations at the east end OF the island testing the var
Gus signals and appliances for saving life. They nave
In all cases found the apparatus In perfect WORKING
order aud The men well drilled Tho system under ils
present management Is REGARDED as very credi'AhS
Ali conccrnea
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National Bank OF Norwich was made Tuesday alter
noon. On Monday Lewis A Hyde, cashier of the
bank, received by mail the following letter purporng
to come from the First National Bank of Hudson,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
HUDSON, ~ Y, Jan -, 1876.
|. A. HYDE, Esq, Cashier First National Bank Nor
DEAR sm-A customer Of ours NJ H. Beckel, ESQ., is
about visit your city and vicinity business, and
being stranger there We have sent him TO you with a
view 10 opsning an account Tor convenience Of dis
bursements
cash (no discounts beng requIredl trust his
counts may prove advantageous.
Yours respectfully, J. d. FAIRFIELD.
The letter written the usual kind of CONNER
cal paper, bearing the bank stamp handsomely en-
graved and no suspicion being other than what
1t appeared was entertained A little before three
O'Clock yesterday about thirty years OF age tall.
with orid complexion and slight dark whiskers on his
cheeks, entered the bank and presented the following
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
HUDSON, y. ", Jan. -. 1876
l. A. HYDE, Esq, Cashier First National Bank, Nor
DEAR Sm-This introduces valued friend NJ H.
Becke, ESQ.,, who desires to open an account with you
Mr. Beckel holds draft No 5,6TS, for hve thousand
(s5,0O0 dollars, drawn on New York aud made payable
to his order.
We have sent Mr.. Beckel to you by request OF our
New York correspondent Central National Bank, who
in to inquiries recommended your nstitu-
Yours respectfully, J. D. FAIRFIELD
with this letter Beckcl presented draft for So 0O0
drawn by the Hudson Bank on the Central National
Bank New York, which he said he wished deposit
The draft was very handsomely engraved the number
printed the figures denoting its value punched
in the ordinary and the whole thing gotten
up in the perfect banking style Beckel ndorsed
tie draft and then said that he would like TO draw
81 ZOO in bills The matter had been so ingeniously
planned that the bank officers had suspicion OF any
thing wrong but matter Of ordinary prudence
asked him II he knew any here who could Identity
I him. There no one, and Mr Hyde asked him to
call the next morning. At this Becke said he
going 10 New London and would take the draft try
TO get the money there but finally concluded leave
II and return to-day He went away and Mr.. Hyde,
a matter OF precauton, at teegraphed to tho
Hudson Bank in reference TO the draft In reply
despatch saying that such had been issued and
| that II fraud. The man was looked for and II
was ascertaned that he had gone New London, but
at last accounts he had nos been caught
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A DEFAULTER AT LARGE.

Frederick sohaeier, Jr tho Collector OF Union Hill,
n. j., who embezzed upward Of s2l, 600 belonging TO
said township reported TO be residing in the city
OF Churches The bulk OF the money stolen has been
made good by Sohaeter's securitieA he has not yet
been Indicted
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

AKIN-READ.-At ST. Bartholomew's church. on
Tuesday January 25, by the Rev Cornelius b. Smith
ALnRo AIKEN to EMMA daughter of Thomas b. Read
Esq, all of this city.
BosTwIcK-BoGARDu AT Hudson, N. Y, on wednes-
day, January 26, by the Rev j. Mcclellan Holmes
assisted by the Rev g. Lewis Platt, CHARLES w. BOsT-
WICK and MARY f., second daughter Of the late Peter
Bogardus, both OF Hudson.
MAJoR-AYLwIS-At st. Joseph's church, Brooklyn,
on January 20, 1875 by Rev Father Corcoran, HENRY
MAJOR, OF New York to MARIA CATALINA youngest
daughter of Mathew W. Aylwn, Esq, OF Brooklyn.
Norfolk Va, papers please copy.
SMrH-PHLLIPs On Wednesday, January % by the
Rev. Milton 5. Terry, WILLIAM H. SMITH TO EUGEYIA A.
PHILIPS both OF this city No cards.
WooDRUFF-BAsHFoRD.- On Thursday, January 2T,
by the Rev. ID. Duryea EDWIN r. WOODRUFF TO ANNIE
NJ, eldest daughter Of Il. T. Bashford Esq, all OF
Brooklyn No cards.
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or this expenditure credited 10 the active army
ST. 364 7lQ dsbursed by the Quartermaster Generals
Department and here is touched the the whole
cost OF the army Of the United States at present
constituted.
OF this immense sum disbursed by the Quartermas-
ter's Department no less than Sl,400O00 was
for barracks and quarters In the item Of
quarters alone Secretary Of War so disposed
could effect a saving Of hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars annually aud since he does not do this
voluntarily Congress should pass law compelling such
measure. This could be dOno without lmpairng In
the slightest degree the strength efficiency OF the
personnel Of the army. II Congress desires 70
economy in the administration Of the affairs OF she
army, let It. a step that drcction-in which the
people will approvcpass law requiring every general
osncer 20 establish his headquarters at Of The
military forts OF posts Within fhe limits OF his COM
mand- Look AZ the present stations Of the general
officers Of the army each with expensive, aud in
instances necdlessy large and costly, train Of
stat officers
STATIONS or GENERAL OFFICERS
General sherman, commanding On name only the
Army Of The United Stacs has his headquarters at ST.
Louis No
Liertenant Ganeral Sheridan. commanding the Mill
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BOLD ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD
CONNECTICUT BANK.
[From the Sew nayen palladium. Jan. p

From the New Haven Palladium, Jan 27.
bold but unsuccessful attempt TO defraud the First
National Bank OF Norwich made Tuesday after
On Monday, Lewis A. HYDE cashier of the
bank, received by mail the following letter. purportng
come from the First National Bank of Hudson,
n Y:
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BOARDERs WANTED.

I HANDSOME LARGE ROOM To LET, WITH
ate. 2O2 West 22d 81.
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WINTER RESORTS.

TXCURSION TO THE TRoPICs.-AN EXCURSION
IL will leave New York three calling
Havana Progreso, Campeehe Vera Crnz. Tuxpan Tam
pico Orleans there calling the
ports. For particulars apply " I. ALEXANDRA
SONS, - Broadway
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NEW PROVIDENCE.
IL Bahama Islands land o. perpetual For cir
culars containing fu information, apply JAMES LID
GERWOOD A Co, 7SS broadway
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
for the Southern District OF Illinois January Term,
1879.
Abram d. Baylis, Trustee.
The Pekn, Lincoln and Decatur O"-"Ny'
Railroad Company CT al,
To BOSpHoLDKRs or SAID PKKiS, LINCOLN AND De-
cAYuR RAILROAD CoNfASr.-
In pursuance the Of the Court rendered In the
above cause the 9TH day January A. d. 1876
you you hereby notified 70 produce before
me- my Office the city o. springfield Ill within forty
days on this date Cor the purpose OF cnans me 20 state
the accordance with The terms OF the above mem
Toned decree al bonds held by and issued by the said
Pekn, Lincoln and Decatur Railroad Company Dated AZ
Fe' - J A. JONES.
Master in Chsnccry.
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IN Tfo.el facing the under English managemtut
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Persons desiring to take advantage ofthe above low
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DIR. SIMMS WHITE PULMONIC BALSAM.

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The peonIe Want Proof.

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WIsTAR'S BALSAM Of
WILD CHERRY

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The latest, greatest, and most reliable
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Children cry for Castora. 1t is as
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