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congregation OF as many distinctive Churoa ieS"'"
the wear beginning with the First Sunday In Ad'en'
,rrninatiue with Thanksgiving Day. He taxes inc
ground that the Christian pulpit Is meant soioi' 10
nreseu taton OF the Gospel, and that ab serum" =,
no matter how attractive to the congregation sho "
vigorously excluded. His sermons, therefore 1 o
ared IN \ careful elucidation Of the orthodox Lutheran
tbcolooy as each of the "pertscopic' days SUCCESS
some portion Of the entire system Al All oi ,rio
earnest faith peryades the volume. Inc s!'e ~,
and direct as that Of who s more cohoeico '"0
+ter f his message than the manner OF It's e1piessoh
POPULAR HISTORY OF THE cATEoLvIC &C cNTRCT HTaS,1
IN THa UNITEn STATES Ry 1onX On 9hASN AoH"Ni'
u,he nroyress OF the Roman Catholic Chnrch
n mis- copntrr is 81 beet equal interest 10 the his
torign and the statesman In the present volume it'
cnurse ia described from the earliest lndnn hlaohs ~
srsnsh America Canada and the MISSISSIPPI Naliey' 10
the Centennial anniversary disclosing many heiueh'S
of romantic character together win more vi
loss complete biographical sketches Of the pioneers
of tire faith ia the Western wilderness ana
Of the press and princes OF thethurch who now form
significant element N American civilization The WORK
he's been necessarily compiled FROM variety OF sources
and often betrays the Heterogeneous nature OF It's maze
lias hut they have been wrought up win cohSdcraoc
sl,,u in,o a narrative winch though too dltiuse, viii
amply rev ard peisi Mr.. Murray deyotos cehsaefaDo
space 10 the subject Of Catholic literature IN the United
states On this portion Of hs history he presents va
rioy OF interesting details showing that the cultivation
Of letters III the American rrsnch OF tie Chich mas
kept pace with the increase Of her power IN other
relations Before the Revolution. TO original catholic
work was published in English ths side Of the Attain
tic The earliest piece Of American Catholic poetry III
our language is poem by Jesuit Father LeWi' WTl''oh
on his Journey from Patarsco TO Annapolis In i'3o'
'remiildug us" says the author, o. the hSt h'e7 "
the famous Canterbury Tales" IL was attefwafd
published Ia o periodical Journal Subsequent 10 lie
Revolution the Catholic literature long confined 10
controversy But during the first half OF the present
century several able writers made their appehdrce'
among whom Bishop England, Matthew lNathc" carey
Robert Walsh Row Prince Galitzin, ana James hcSh.i!
were conspicuous. At s.il later period the record s
OF highly honorable character Including tie names OF
Archhlahoc spading D'AIcy AcGce James r. hshLe'
J Vincent Huntington, Archbishop Kon1ck, Dr. o. n.
BIowuson. and roany distinguished LIVING WrI'oi' a
norton of the work cover the ground which has been
co ably treated by NJ. Francis PaTknau whose mHrI
~ historian Of Catholic enterprise in tiS country are
recognized As vol as those Of Ai. j. r GiGary shta
who has laid both the Protestant and Catholic pubic OF
America under signal obligations by mis- valuable con
| tribu;.ons 70 its early history.
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Ci!r asal getdte for 6ale.

DULAND < WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
ke BcrEmanst near new Poet office make special Tds,
the care ard prU2ery M tEs yci:uy IieF
long experience tho business enablss them 70 render 'As
most clccut service
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Otean 6teamcrs.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COHPANY's MAIL.
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW-YO2K AND HAVRE
CALLING ct PLYMOUTH. g. T.. or the landing Of passon.
gers
(cins provided with electric be will sal from No
l3, foot of Barro6 St, North River, "a follows:
LABRA DOR, SATURDAY Aug. TO- nj D. N.
CANADA Franz geUl. ShTU EAAY Aug 26, at lob 10.
PRICE OF Pa sSAGE IN GOLD Including wtner
Cabin, $40 1920 according 70 accommodation:
cabin. s2 ihiro cabin, $40. Return tekets
duced rates
without extra charge Steamers marked
.hus ~ do not carry stcoraRe passengers
LOUIS DE BEBfAN. Agent No. IS Broadway.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
TIE sts..rs q hs Line axe .ho Ian. Ro1ss
~ Lcat ksary u s. M goips south e the Banks the
passage to Queenstown. AL the round
CrRHASIC, SATURDA /. Aug IL. at 10 a N.
CELTIC, SATURDAY, Aug. 10 at p. N.
BRfTAENIC, 6ATURLAY. Sept 2, 2 IN.
CELTIC. 6ATuRDAY. Sept 23, a. a Ia.
FROM gEE WAITE STAR DOCK, PIER 6z N0EIa
These steamers anform size and unsurpassed az
poinmeuis. The saloon, stateroons Smoking, and Bah
Rooms placed Amdsnips whore tho noise and moion
least lt aaenlns degree Of comfort hitherto unst
RaTGS~sasoon $50 and sl0o gold Return Tickets On
favorable terpls. Bteerage, S2o.
For inspection of pals and other information apply at tho
'' Il. j. CoRTIs, Agent
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rrc-rUREs on THE GOSPELS. FOa THE suNDAYs
ATB cifIi.F FESTIVALS OF TftE CEUECH iEn IL
Nv JoeRPa 4. ssJss, d. ID. SyO PIP. l,lG0 smith, LDgbsh
q CO.; Philadelphia
DR.. Seiss is pastor of the Evangelical LII
theran chaGen OF the Holy Communion, in Philadelphia
aud his volume contains 80 sernOns preached TO LIE
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Ci!n propertp 90 fet.
BrcokInn jJroperip 50 fei.

'g'O LET-3-story brick SClI00L-u0U No. SNGe
I l5S Remse,i-st.; story bnck DWELLING, III, W"
loughby.st. GoRDOS l. FORD, % ClaIksI, sre0AeN
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es.st.n \ YEkE. books &C., nclGdea no
9o wv slfa 'La spvoiL a.tsnton yard
paInr ab3 gto hars. Ad,iIers = q suURrLEp9E (Ial.
an. ss.i. -. a. ...L.s eha- ~ iuilos rhla
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yETTS MILITARY ACADEMY,

1 STAMFORD, CoNN. .,,..-.,..,
obstruction Ss'I ostpinc itbt
OI1iI Eumter uuifei. THIRTY niuh vtai begH. St:Pl
H. Parents Guardian posug Tor Fooi school! ""rre
kadusss a1d NSf'Lll .tT' q. 'iTlHal
HOMO Ar. ay. 81 visit this A,aJ-my beigTs detdins elas
,,hrIc. CrsUl.Is scat o.. Application.
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Ccnntrn propsr,n 60 Get.

rIyO LEF-Uutil May or longer, on 1 osTss ossTSsp',
coo nnfn,n sbe or ri ~ mostly furnished Nin > MAS
horse chickens, large COTTAGE hESl .,r res y.
.,hic scre ,ar,o M haae Lawn, arf btltlhg g, Dsy$
a,S ,f,s nnmfes wa1 frhm West Eblsbeh ~ ni,atret
tC,nt. H. r. ui ~ - ard 40 minutes rue s N ho ~
,r "a, ~ al Ill.Ttl St -. y Gas @bd wafer s.I,L
navetn,ns near healthy lo'aCOn pasture H al 10 10
-, ,'i ra les gpply tls week u.e premises "
o,I ~ Room NassaErt
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tf,sse t;rren viii reuen their Ssoci :or Young Lsco
,ri Cldr,n ai Fitthave nrt horse from ashingt0
quar- nL WEDNESDAY. the 2Tth - SeptSllber
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| COLLEGIATE aud Commercial Institute
- Grn ~ SELLS School, Hor--Srh t'iH ga y"st'
Pr JgratOry 90 college i'LIlc sehCoI tud ."sl1'o'
cr, ry-io. training D., military milling gy.h-.ics &C
| =. IL L---L.-- 80 IaLIA |. 4
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7 kNGhAM ! y @ III t,I, Cdii, r.r..,.igI,
pisiIrct gcoo ~ lusc GeTmat aud IoGstrv.i0r inct.
,uii0-.i Collage, arranged sitrT The i1rt9o {"
y Acale!rs q n41 under The direction 81 a''oii -r
artistic Drawing ard Painting iiIm Ne "c"oA hr! 'ly
GaIt',1 aud convenient. Terms mO"rst'. Ioryttcoud
wear op,u. sept l.. For losle- AGdfess Ma l. l. l.
AINlsk
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BE- y r. LsdIoe d o..
plot 0f land OF Magic ave, $50 y Ot El~Oon,sI
II george property 174.l0z3Op.lIls5.Z12OVA
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OFFICIAL. RECORD or REAL ESTATE TKANsf
SEa-YoEE CITY.

Christopher 81 as. 1874; Of Wsyerey-psee, Xix
1gY. VI q Bre-cn and husband 10 IL : Day.
lCthave = lcO.5 ftn of 5+th-s', 195N1OOj Patrick
Granor ana wife t. John kces .......-....-.,.
Rroadway e. le4.S t u OF 3Othst, irregular; Safih
James AID husband to ID l. James.
3O... ~ So ft e OF 7Atye, 24S1sS same 70 s,.is
SO,h.st s. 3t.s'g 4: OF stD-sve lCI231 irregular
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REAL ESTATE.

| NEw.YoRE, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1875.
To-day's auctions at the Exchange Salesroom
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feaal Notices.


NOTICE OF SIGNMENT-NOtice is here
by given that Mary A. Best and Ophelia Best partners
trade under the firm Of Co.. of the City
County Of Essex and Of Jersey
made an assignment to the subscriber OF their
tate for the equal benefit OF their creditors and that said
creditors must exhibit their respective claims under
affirmation within the term OF three months from date
hereof.-Dated Newark, n. j. jan !. 1875
VIM. W, SUBWAY Assignee, All Broadway N. Y. City,
or y w. q j MORROW Attorneys, Newark, Nj.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Trial to
~ be held in the City and County Of NewYork-JOHN
GODDARD trading under the name and composing the
KATTENGELL aud LOUIS A: CAMPBELL, compo ing the
for Money Demand on Contradictions not Served To The
defendants named and each Of them You hereby
summoned and required to answer the complaint ~ this ac
will be filed In the Office OF the Clerk OF this Court
the City Hail. NewYOrk CITY, and To copy of your
III Broadway rrnty Buidng, in the City OF NewYork.
within twenty DAYS after service you,
exclusive The day OF such service and fail 10 answer
this action will judgment against for the Of
thousand hundred dollars gold coin Of the United states
America 4th day OF August ISIS,
besides the Of this actonDated Newly November
49, 1875. BUTLER, STILLMAN HUBBARD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint above entitled action duly hled in
the office City and County Of York at
the house In said city, the 10th day VI December
lS75-Datei New York. December 10, 1875.
BUTLER, STILLMAN q HUBBARD.
dill law6S Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Ceaal Notices.
ORS-In Dursuonce of

NOTICE to CREDIT0RS.-In pursuance Of
An order the Chancery Of the State OF New
Jersey In certain cause therein depending wherein HEO
DORE H. VAKII complains ant and THE n EW-JERsEY
MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY are defendants bearing
twentieth day of December A. d. 1872 the under
said The New Jersey Midland halfway
hereby notice 10 all creditors OF SAID Company
to present him, his Office, First National Bank Budng
Paterson NewJersey oath afma on all their
demands against the said Company on or be
of April next being four months from
and IN default thereof they VIII DE
cued benefits Of such dividends SIS may thereafter
the proceeds and effects OF SAID
corporation. GARRETT A. HOBARI, Receiver.
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A DVERTISERS who desire to reach country
readers in the West do 50 In the pest amt cheapest
manner BY using sections Of KELLOGGS Great
Lists Apply TO A. " KELLOGG, 10 Jacksons6s
Chicago III, or Il. w FOSTER, $50 Worthst, ". Y.
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feadl Notices.
Ilant TO the decree

CHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to the decree
~ pronounced the November term 1879 ~ the On ncery
Court at Greene CO.. Tennessee IN the suit buckley cling
Others complanants against the Gre, County Iron
Company others defendants will proceed to SELL at the
COURTEOUS door, I'm the town of Greenville. on
MONDAY, THE 2lST DAY OF FEBRUARY 1876
the attached in the to the highest bidder,
for cash In hand, To wit
All the realty belonging TO the Greene County Iron Com
consisting of several tracts parcels OF lana, contain
ing LOO, acres more or less
All adjoining lands Of Samuel L. Stephens VIM Rollins,
ana Others part which the Unaka Furnace stands AL
lying In Districts Nos and 18 Of Greene County Tenn
Dec 4 H.. =. L.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
~ PETER GOELET, Plaintiff,

UNION ADAMS and ALDEN J. ADAMS. Defendants
Summons for demand on contract
(COm not seryel)
the deendansY0u hereby summoned and required
the complaint In this action which will be hled In
the office of the Clerk Of the City and County Of NewYork at
the Court house in SAID City Of NewYork and to serve
the said complaint the subscriber at his
Office No. ~ Nassaus st. in the City Of New York. within
twenty Of this you, excu
Of and IL fail TO answer the
said complaint Aforesaid the plaintiff in this
will Judgment against for the sum OF sixteen
hundred dollars with interest $500 thereof
from February 1874 300 thereof from May J. 1874
on S2s 75 thereof August |. IL on so thereof
from November 1874 $3.50 thereof from February l.
7 on s7J thereof nom the first day Of May one thou
sand eight hundred twenty-five besides the costs Of tins
"0'"' ~ ROBERT GOBLET, jr,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint in this fled in the office Of the
Clerk Of the Cy County NewYoTk on the third day Of
Do'''' ~ ROBERT GOBLET. jr,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SUPREME eco COURT, CITY rI ;, AND D.. COUNTY Q, ST.,

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
~ OF NEW-YORK.-THE UNITED STATES TEA COM
PANY Plaintiff against HENRY H. MENAGER, De-
feDdan.-SummOns Tor money demand contract.
Com not ser) TO the a6oyenaed You are hereby sum
mOned and required TO the complaint in this
action which viii be filed In the Office OF tie CLERK Of the
City and county Of NewI0rk at the Courthouse In sad
City. and TO copy OF your 10 the said COM
plant the subscribers at their Office No. 20 Nassau
street York within after the service
Of this exclusive OF the day Of such service
and you fail said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plan in this action will take Judgment against
for the Of thousand dollars with Interest from
fourth day Of October thousand eight hundred and
seyentyve besides the and disbursements Of this
tlon.-Dated New York, oct. Z, 1875.
BARRETT, REDFIELD h HILL.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 20 Nassau street.
complaint in this action this day duly filed In the
office Clerk OF the City and County OF NewlOrk at the
Courthouse in said cityNew- York, November 8, 1870
BARRETT, REDFIELD & HILL
n6 lawfwS Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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1876 2O5sl bales 1875 24079 bales weekly receipts
S6jS bales shipments 2l52 bales sales 2595 bales; spin
ners. 29l bales. -
ROME Jan 7-Cotton quiet Middling, l2i4c; Low MID.
ding IL c weekly receipts SJ2 bales shipments, 695
bales stock 222s bales.
LOUISVILLE Jan 7-Cojton quiet and duh: Nddhng 1850
PORT ROY A. Jan 7.-COOn weekly 50 bales;
exports Britain ll96 bales stock 81 bales.
RFCEUTs
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MADAME TUSSAUD' EXHIBITION, Ia
" krr st.-Now added PORTRAIT MODELS OF the Duke
of Edinburgh, the car Oi RUSSIA, SIT bai'
Wulsc.y the shah Persia Marshal BaLaine Mar sha
ua,NaLou tharles Dickens, Mr.. III. NJ STANLEY, I Law
-tore soIne relies beOnglng to the great African
sYnlor,r, Sir samuel Baker Rev IL. Ward Beecher lr
krnraly and Mr.. Hawkins Also new, superb anu eoety
Court Is, children OH
ronrns I'D omen from 10 H. To 10 D. IN.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS for
y The CITY and COUNTY OF NEW.1UIIF
HELEN II. REED
INT


against
CHRISTIAN +. RIDDEK and Mrs. RTDDER, his wife
fwhose drst name Is unknown), FREDERICK kLUS~ MAN,
FRITZ BUNKER HERMAN W EKN0ING, ana ChNhLEo
WILLIAM KIDDER.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
and entered above entitled action the 2i day OF
November, 1879 the undersigned, the referee named
therein VIII sell at public auction, by Benjamin y Farchl
aucouer at the Exchange Saesroom NO II BIOauN az ~
the city Of New York, WEDNESDAY the twenty sAth
diy of January lS7G at IL O'Clock nOOn the following
scrbed PREMISES All that certain lot piece or parcel
the Twenty second Ward OF the city OF NewforA ana
banded and described as follows: Beginning at "a
point on The southerly side Of Fortyhithst. dis
tint hundred 400 feet eastorly from the
sJntheasefly corner Of Forty -ffhst. and Tcnth-aNe
running thence eastery along tie southery side o Forty
NTH twenty-five (25) feet thcuce sOuthery and parallel
with Tenth ave one O feet thence westerly and
plra with Forty hhs wentyf t2j) feet aud thence
lrtheTly parallel with Tentaye, one hundred OO) eet
~ the place Of beginning.
Dated Sew y rk Jan. 4, 1876
wa. II. DUsESBERRY, PLAINTIFF Attorney: - ,,
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SAMUEL BROTHERS,
30 LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can be supplied with London Clothing,
Of the finest materials, perfect IN styl..
and NJ. by following the instructions OF
our SELF Measurement Rules, IN our New
Fashion Book, which, with samples Of
materials, II forwarded post free. A re-
mittancr Of hall the amount must be
sent with order. but the remainder need
not be paid TIL the delivery OF the goods
0f prrferredD, as arrangements nave
been made that the forwarding Com.
panies' A ent shall at the time OF dehy-
cry at any gwen address collect the pal
ance due. together with forwarding
charges and Customs dues. This mode
OF collection ana delivery has Oeeh loullu
Of great service In conducting very ex'
tenslve American trade.
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CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW. YORK-CITY1AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK
PERCtvAL KNAuTH. JACOB NACHOD, and BREEDER
KUHNE, plaintiffs aga INST GEOkG RlBSAM, dcien
dlnt-SummOns money demand on contradiction. not
srr-To defendant above named You hereby sum
required the complaint In this acton
which the Office Of the CrrS OF the CITY and
York al the Court house in said city, ana TO
copy Of 10 the said cOmpa Mt on the sub
their office, No Four a. Wall st. In said city, with
in after the Of this summons
elusive such service and fail the
al Tesaid the plaintiffs In this
Will take Judgment INST you for thc sum OF three
dollars L. gold coin with interest from the eleven
Of thousand eight hundred and seventy
IN and disbursements 81 this acti0nDated
n Y lin November 1879. SALOMON * BURKE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
complaint in the above entitled action this day duly
filed office Of the Clerk Of the city and County of New
Sork-Uafcd 49, SALOMON K BlkkE,
no lawGwS Pla ntis' Attorneys
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The New Illustrated Book ~ Fashions
contains ~ Portraits OF Boy Princes OF
Europe. Eminent statesmen, ana MSr.
cInuf Princes. selected nom all ranks
and parties. Each Portrait lwlth bog
raphiral MEMORY aiOrns a inquire mus
tratiug tic newest and most gentle
manly style Of attire for Gentlemens,
Youths. and Boys Clothing. Patterns
and Guide tO elimeasurement sent
free. Goods delivered &. U. d., to any
address.
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Messrs. SAMUEL BROTHERS return
thanks to their American connection Ior
their numerous recommendations.
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THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. }

THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAlLWMCo~}
TREASURES OPFCE, NEW York. Jan. ., 1876
TTHE DIRECTORS of this Company have
Il THIS DAY declared DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CLNI
out earnings for the six months ending with Dec
1915 the LIST day OF February next at the once Oh
CHASE & ATKINS, Is BTOadst
The transfer books will close az the close OF business on
the 10Th inst and will reopen on the morning OF
We inesday, the I'd day OF February next .
d7t,S2aw Sw f.. ID. WORCESTER. Treasurer.
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DERFUMERI.

V'O MANUFACTURERS OF ALUMINIUM
i rENCII~CASES-A gentleman having aIge alh I'M.
portant London and the best towns ~ England Is
good American nrn IN thc above
trr IIighe references. Address G. NJ Of Universal
news and Advertising Agency 90 Fleets London England
YNAMAR INDIEN GRILLON universally pre-
scrbei by the FaouyA laxative refreshing and med
icat. fruit zenge immediate relief and eectual euro
of constipation, headache bile hemorrhoids, &c lamar un
ike Mills ana purgatves agreeable 10 take and
never produces irritation. Prepared by r. GRLLON, "a
Rambuieau Paris Depot. CASWELIs HAZARD & Co., cor
nrr Fifth ave aud Twenty fourth st., NewYork
rCHE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC
l TORY IN THE WoRID1THE LONDON LACE
PAPER AND VALENTINE COMPANY, Wholesale and ef-
port Staone Of Valentines Christmas and New ears sta
tonery, Bookarks shop Tickets, Funeral Tablets &c Val
enne supplies, with material for the trade.
great variety OF Looking Glass and stove Ornaments The
Drawing Coil GO Inches In length Ia especially recon-
mrnded j. T. WOOD Co, 27S 279, and $50 Strand, Lon
don. W. C. Mandatory, Clare Court shippers supplied
Wholesale and Export Yce.lst sent free application.
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financial.

A --DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
IA. bought and sold by the old established STOCK and
BOND HOUSEof ALBERT ii. NICOLAY & Co.,
No. 43 Pine St, n. Y.
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FOuKn NAIONAL BANK ~ TnE ClTY on NV lORK.
NV. YORK. Dec %, 1873.
9th DIVIDEND.-Ihc Directors have this
- day declared a sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
FOI Il "a CENT free 0f tax, out Of carlngs 81 Last st
months, payable 81 January next Transfer Books VIII
close 2itl inst. TIL that date. .. -. . -. ,.
GOTH DINIDEND.-OFFICE OF THE NEW
VI YORK EQrTABLE INSURANCE COMPANY, (
No. ~ WALI-sr, NEw YORk, Jan. ., 1876. ,
The Board nj Directors have this day declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIV DEND OF TEN PER CENT, PAYABLE on and
after the 10Th - slant. JOHN MILLER, secretary.
DIST DIVIDEND.-UNITED STATES FIRE
OIL INSURANCE COMPANY.-Ihe Board Of Directors
have this day declared a SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
LIGHT (sl PER CENT, payable on demand.
W. WILSON UNDEKlilLl, Secretary.
New-YOrk Jan. T. 1876.
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" NEWNOith, FOurthsNt. ana last fOur
teenth-st.-The SD miannual DlNlDEND payable on
Jan g, 1876 has been declared by the Board o
Trustees deposits entitled thereto viz: At The rate of
per per Of - 70 sou and OF per
AMMAN of over S2,OpD.
called for Will be added 10 the principal ana
Money deposited ON OF beor Jan 10 viii he entitled to in
terest ron Jan. l. - -. ......<..... -
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OFFICE STAR FlEF Is. co.
No lGI BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Jan. s. 1910. 5
UNIIE Board of Directors have tins day dc
L rIar,d the usual SEMf-ANNTAL DINIDENDof
FIVE PER CENT,
and an EXTRA DIVIDEND OF 22 PER CENT both paya
bic demand. . =. ,.,.,.. ID. -
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NEw.Y ORR jan 3. 1876.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IA Directors this Company, held the 3Uth ultmO, Mr.
same Was accented RICHARD W. CLARK,
Secretary pro TEN.